Aberdeen Angus Cattle and Speckle Park Cattle
Northern Rosebud Farm is a multigenerational family farm, near Delta Junction, Alaska, that raises hay and grass fed beef. The herd consists of Speckle Park and American Aberdeen cattle. Their goal is sustainability, through the utilization of local resources, and mindful genetics. Their herd genetics consists of cattle who excel in docile natures, strong maternal instincts, and minimal input.
Offering heifers, bulls, steers and beef.
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More about the cows
Aberdeen Angus cattle, also known as Lowline Aberdeen, are a breed developed from an Angus herd in Wales, where researchers tried to figure out how growth rate affected profitability. The Lowline group proved to be far more efficient at a smaller frame size.
This efficiency explains why these cattle are growing in popularity. These cattle are also well known for their fertility, docility, and incredible mothering ability, all qualities that benefit the Alaskan cattleman.
Speckle Parks are a modern breed developed in Canada from British Whites, Aberdeen Angus and shorthorns. They do well in most climates and mature weight is generally 1100lbs. Like the Lowline Aberdeen Angus, the Speckle park is highly fertile, very maternal and raise vigorous calves.
