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200-head replacement heifer program in the Black Hills of South Dakota, developing Angus and Simmental-cross females for commercial ranchers entering their breeding herds.
The Black Hills Heifer Development Program selects, develops, and delivers bred replacement heifers to commercial cow-calf operators across the Northern Plains.
200 Angus and Simmental-cross heifers are purchased at weaning, developed on native pasture and winter hay in Lawrence County, South Dakota, and AI-bred to proven bulls by the following spring.
Revenues come from the per-head sale of confirmed-bred heifers to commercial ranchers. This market typically commands a significant premium over cull prices, driving investor returns.
Reproductive failure, disease, and winter weather events may reduce the number of bred heifers available for sale. Buyer demand for replacement females is subject to regional cattle inventory cycles.
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