FAQs

Wagyu cattle are relatively efficient grazers and can live on a surprisingly small amount of pasture. Depending on the quality of the pasture, as little as one acre per animal may be sufficient. However, it is important to provide wagyu cattle with plenty of fresh water and shelter from the sun and wind.

Wagyu cattle are relatively calm and docile, so standard barbed wire fences are usually sufficient. However, it is important to make sure that the fence is tall enough to prevent the animals from jumping over it. A height of five feet is often sufficient.

Wagyu cattle do not require special housing, but they should have access to shelter from the sun and wind. A simple three-sided shed is usually sufficient. Wagyu cattle also prefer to have access to a mud wallow, which helps to keep them cool in hot weather.

Wagyu cattle are able to digest a wide variety of plants and grasses. In addition to pasture, they can also be fed hay, silage, and grains. It is important to provide wagyu cattle with a balanced diet that includes all of the essential nutrients.

Wagyu cattle are incredibly versatile and can be used for beef. They are also relatively disease-resistant and have a long lifespan. Wagyu cattle are known for their high-quality meat, which is prized for its flavor and tenderness.

Wagyu cattle can be difficult to handle due to their large size and docile nature. They also require special care and attention in order to produce high-quality meat. As a result, raising wagyu cattle can be a significant investment of time and money.

Wagyu marbling refers to the intramuscular fat deposits that are characteristic of wagyu beef. This marbling contributes to the meat’s rich flavor and tender texture.

Kobe beef can only be called Kobe if it comes from Kobe Japan, however other parts of Japan produce the same quality of beef that is produced in Kobe, but it has to be called Wagyu beef rather than Kobe.

One way to assess the quality of wagyu beef is to look at the marbling. The more marbled and also finer marbled meat, the higher the quality. Wagyu beef should also be a light red almost on the pink side color with a small amount of fat on the exterior.

Wagyu beef can be cooked using a variety of methods. However, it is important to avoid overcooking the meat in order to preserve its flavor and tenderness. Wagyu beef is often served rare or medium-rare.

Wagyu beef typically costs more than other types of beef. The price can vary depending on the quality of the meat and the specific cut. However, wagyu beef is generally more expensive than other types of beef.

Wagyu beef is prized for its rich flavor and tender texture and long days on feed, most wagyu cattle are fed 34-36 months on a high grain and fat diet. As a result, many people believe that it is worth the higher price tag. Wagyu beef can be a special treat for a special occasion.

Wagyu beef is rather an experience as opposed to the traditional western size steak meals.

When buying wagyu beef, it is important to look for meat that is well-marbled and a 

a lighter red color, some are slightly pink depending on the marble content. It is also important to understand which ranch, farm or company the wagyu meat comes from in order to guarantee your quality. 

There are a few ways to save money on wagyu beef. One option is to buy lower quality meat or ground beef. Another option is to look for sales or discounts at your local grocery store. Finally, you can also purchase wagyu beef online, which can often be cheaper than buying in-person.

While wagyu beef is high in fat, it is also a good source of protein and other nutrients. As a result, it can be a part of a healthy diet. The intramuscular fat in wagyu is Oleic acids which is omega-3 & 6 which is the same fat found in salmon.

There are a variety of recipes that can be made with wagyu beef. Some popular options include steak, burgers, and stir-fries. Wagyu beef can also be used in other dishes such as soups and stews.

When cooking wagyu beef, it is important to avoid overcooking the meat. Wagyu beef is typically served rare or medium-rare. It is also important to use a stainless steel or cast iron skillet when cooking, as this will help to preserve the flavor of the meat. Finally, it is important to let the meat rest for at least five minutes before cutting into it. This will help to retain the juices and prevent the meat from drying out.

It will depend on what reproduction method that you are using, if it is an Ai it will roughly  take 1.3 straws, if you’re using Conventional embryo transfer, 3 straws are used to perform a conventional flush.

IVF can vary greatly ½ straw can do 5-6 donors depending on the quality of semen.

A wagyu is a type of cattle that is native to Japan. Wagyu cattle are known for their high quality meat, which is often used in Kobe beef. Wagyu cattle are also raised in other parts of the world, such as Australia and the United States.

Yes, wagyu cattle do have horns

No, not all wagyu cattle produce Kobe beef. In order for a wagyu to be classified as Kobe beef, it must come from the Kobe region of Japan and meet a number of other criteria.

Wagyu beef is typically more marbled than Angus beef and long fed on a high grain and fat diet. As a result, Wagyu beef is often considered to be more tender and flavorful. Wagyu cattle are also known for their high quality meat, which is often used in Kobe beef. Angus cattle are typically less marbled than Wagyu cattle. As a result, Angus beef is often considered to be tougher and less flavorful.

Your purchased embryos and they are now calves and now you want to register them, please follow these next steps: 

1.)Become a member of the American Wagyu Association 

2.)Collect DNA

3.)Enter calves in your herd into digitalbeef 

4.)From your herd view, click each calve’s DNA button

5.)Go to Menu on the left-hand side, click Herd Management, then DNA

6.)Each calf should be listed on the DNA for. Your ill choose the test/profile that you prefer. The cost of each test/profile is provided automatically

7.)Once you complete the form, print it and send a copy with your DNA samples. When the samples are received, the American Wagyu Association will generate an invoice before testing

8.)Testing usually takes 4-6 weeks

9.)When your testing is finalized, the American Wagyu Association will notify you of your results 

10.)Proceed to the register button on digital beef, it will then be highlighted; click for each one the you chose to register. An invoice will be generated; once paid, you will receive a paid invoice confirmation that your calves are registered