How much is Chianina registration?
Purebred registration shall extend to and be available to all bulls and females having not less than 7/8 (87.5%) Chianina blood, provided that the same requirements are set out in Rule A-1 & 2 are met.
What is a Chiangus bull?
Chiangus is a composite breed initiated in the US in the early 70’s when the first full-blooded Chianina semen was brought to the United States. They are usually leaner than the European breeds, and often have less carcass waste. The Chiangus breed was started by crossing full-blooded Chianina with registered Angus.
How do you identify a Chianina cow?
Coloration: Chianinas vary from white to steel gray in colour. Bulls are often a darker grey around their necks and shoulders, though there are many other bulls that are just as white as a Chianina cow is.
How much does a Chianina weigh?
800-1,000 kg
The average Chianina cow stands 150-160 cm at the withers and weighs 800-1,000 kg, while the bull measures 160-175 cm, weighing 1,150-1,280 kg. Cows over 160 cm and bulls over 180 cm are not uncommon.
How do you register AI calves?
How to Register an ET calf
- Go to the Donor Dam tab.
- Enter Donor Dam Registration Number.
- The donor’s information will automatically fill in when you click into another field.
- Go back to the Animal tab.
- Enter recipient cow (recip) ASA number.
- Enter tattoo of animal to be registered.
What are Chianina cattle used for?
Chianinas are late-maturing, and are therefore suitable for production of yearling and older beef. The Chianina breed has an unsurpassed capacity for lean meat production. The meat is red and is free from waste but still retains a marbling of fat among the muscling. They are renowned for their large eye muscle.
What is the strongest bull?
A Chianina bull named Donetto holds the world record for the heaviest bull, reported by one source as 1,740 kg (3,840 lb) when exhibited at the Arezzo show in 1955, but as 1,780 kg (3,920 lb) and 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in) tall at the age of 8 by others including the Tenuta La Fratta, near Sinalunga in the province of Siena.
How do I register my Angus calf?
Your membership with AAA allows you to register Angus cattle, participate in Association programs and in decision making processes. All new members have access to the Breeders Reference Guide on the website or can receive an updated copy by contacting the Member Services Department at (816) 383-5100.
Why should I register my cattle?
Why You Should Register Registering livestock can, in many cases, increase an animal’s value. Inbreeding is a continuous concern, especially with rare breeds, and registering your animals helps your breed association to monitor if certain sires are being overused, so they can encourage the use of other sires.