Yellow Dog Gelbvieh

05/15/2026

Paul livestock scale for sale. It gives accurate weights and is in good condition.

$1050

04/26/2026

Gelbvieh-influenced females are highly fertile, moderately-framed, and raise high-performing calves even in tough environments. The Gelbvieh cow’s efficient use of resources makes her the picture of sustainability in today’s modern beef industry.

02/28/2026

YDG Step Up 407M (Lot 149) sells on March 7th at the Seedstock Plus bull sale in Hope, Arkansas. He is sired by the popular Angus sire EZAR Step Up 9178, known for siring high performance cattle with excellent foot quality. 407M's dam is Miss Revlon 03H, a cow that consistently weans one of our top calves every year.

Video Catalog for Seedstock Plus LLC - Arkansas Bull Sale

02/25/2026

Seedstock Plus will be offering a top set of black Gelbvieh and Balancer bulls this Saturday at Kingsville Livestock, Kingsville, Missouri. The sale starts at noon and will be broadcast by DV Auctions.

02/21/2026

This athletic All American son should thickness and stretch to his future calf crops. He sells as lot #83 in the February 28th Seedstock Plus sale.

Video for Lot 83: Seedstock Plus LLC - North Missouri Bull Sale

02/04/2026

We will have two black Balancer bulls selling in the February 28th sale in Kingsville.

01/28/2026

The cattle seem to be enjoying the sunshine and warmer weather.

01/21/2026

YDG American Eagle 512N is showing lots of potential as a herd bull, even though he is less than five months old. His sire is the popular Gelbvieh bull JKGF All American J109, and his dam is YDG Gunny's Joy 904G.

01/08/2026

In the fall of 2024 we purchased MEAD Commerce Z2583 from Mead Farms (Alan Mead) to make some Balancers and a few Angus. Commerce's first calves arrived this past fall.

At four months of age, Miss Revlon 513N is a Commerce daughter that shows great promise. She is wide based, with lots of rib and a fancy look.

11/20/2025

"The United States Meat Animal Research Center (USMARC) just released new research regarding breed-specific heterosis for growth and carcass traits in 18 United States cattle breeds, and Gelbvieh-sired females were the only Bos ta**us females with a maternal weaning weight advantage. The data revealed that Gelbvieh-influenced females had a maternal weaning weight advantage of 22.7 pounds."

Read "Queens of the Herd" in the November issue of Gelbvieh World, at https://gelbvieh.org/news/publications/gelbvieh-world