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  • Favorite bull dam: Delta Tulip P

    Favorite bull dam: Delta Tulip P

    Ten years ago, D’n Driehoek Delta Teuntje was the first “Teuntje” in Beers. Three generations later, Delta Tulip P is one of the standouts. “Tulip doesn’t give up easily, like all the Teuntjes. They’re cows with a ‘no-nonsense, get to work’ attitude,” says Jens Hermanussen.
  • Delta High Tide PP - One of the highest red-and-white production sires

    Delta High Tide PP - One of the highest red-and-white production sires

    Nothing less can be expected from the daughters of Delta High Tide PP. With breeding values of 2,240 kg milk, 158 kg fat and protein, and 574 Inet, he is one of the highest red-and-white production sires and the highest homozygous polled. Additionally, this new InSire bull passes on 108 persistence and 109 feed efficiency.
  • Daughters of Delta Hilltop cruise steadily to the top

    Daughters of Delta Hilltop cruise steadily to the top

    The daughters of Delta Hilltop won’t peak extremely, and they might not perform at their highest as heifers. However, with breeding values of over 1,500 kg of milk, 109 kg of fat, and 109 kg of protein, and a lifespan value of 687 days, they can be expected to produce over 900 kg of fat and protein during their lifetime.
  • Leg structure and claw health lay the foundation for top performances of CRV bulls

    Leg structure and claw health lay the foundation for top performances of CRV bulls

    Every dairy farmer knows: good leg structure and healthy claws are fundamental for a herd that achieves high production and longevity without issues. It's no coincidence that CRV's top bulls score highly on these traits. This April proof frequently used bulls from recent years demonstrate this with their daughters, and young bulls set the bar even higher with their genomic breeding values.
  • CRV Fleckvieh bulls shine in the latest index run

    CRV Fleckvieh bulls shine in the latest index run

    At CRV, we’re proud to continue shaping the future of dairy farming with genetics that prioritize both farmer needs and animal well-being. Our Fleckvieh bulls embody this philosophy by offering balanced traits that enhance productivity, fertility, and longevity, ensuring cows that thrive in various farming systems. With each index run, we take a step forward, unlocking new potential for dairy operations worldwide.
  • Jeans Hummer PP delivers trouble-free and persistent production

    Jeans Hummer PP delivers trouble-free and persistent production

    "Solid in the positive sense of the word." With this description, Jeroen Sturkenboom from Schalkwijk characterizes the heifer Jeans Jantina 333 P. The daughter of Delta Launch PP was classified with 86 points for overall conformation and produced 12,648 kg of milk with 4.25% fat and 3.61% protein in her first lactation over 342 days. “And she’s still producing 38 kg of milk per day,” Sturkenboom illustrates her persistence. “She started with a lactation value of 100 but has now reached 117.”
  • CRV Fleckvieh bulls: Breeding healthy, efficient, and long-lasting cows for the future

    CRV Fleckvieh bulls: Breeding healthy, efficient, and long-lasting cows for the future

    At CRV, we take pride in a barn filled with bulls that deliver genetics for easy-to-manage cows that thrive in farmers' barns. With a strong focus on health and efficiency, our breeding strategy consistently pays off, resulting in cows that are healthy, productive, and long-lasting. These traits not only benefit farm profitability but also contribute to sustainable dairy farming. Our Fleckvieh bulls represent the best of these principles, offering balanced genetics that ensure excellent milk production, robust fertility, and strong functional traits. This well-rounded approach positions CRV to continue supporting farmers worldwide with genetics that meet the challenges of today and the opportunities of tomorrow. Stay tuned as we highlight the exceptional performance of some of our top Fleckvieh bulls, showcasing how CRV is shaping the future of dairy farming.