About Lowline Angus

Lowline Angus are small cattle that thrive on less feed intake thus lowering production costs.
They are ideal for small farms.
Homozygous black and polled.
Ideal carcass size for today's consumer.
American Lowline Angus are an investment that may qualify you for a tax deduction. Check with your accountant.
Crossing your cattle with American Lowline adds to the marketability of your locker beef business due to smaller carcass size.
70 years of genetic selection for high quality and small size make them breed true - no genetic defects! Lowline Angus are not dwarfs. They are in perfect proportion, just smaller, eye appealing, attractive cattle.


	Ideal for small acreage Easier to handle Finish on grass Black and polled Market for breeding stock


Breeding stock available! Lowline cattle were developed from pure Angus stock in Australia and imported to North America in 1996. Wyndham Farms started with a base herd of registered ½ & ¾ blood females. Bred to a full blood Australian Lowline Bull the offspring from the ¾ bloods are registered ⅞ purebreds. The cattle are called American (not Australian) because they are bred up from American beef cows.




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		Lowline Cattle are Small Cattle 3 American Lowline to 1 Standard Size Bovine Per Acre.