the heaviest weighing bull in the history of the ranch, and from the first calf crop by a new, exciting sire named President that everybody was anxious to get the first progeny from,” says Schaff, who strives to provide productive and profitable seedstock for Angus breeders around the world. “A legendary cow that would have the best phenotype. Schaff says this particular bull comes from the highest-quality pedigree. The 2019 production sale included a bull named America, who sold for a record $1.51 million. See more: North Dakota’s Top Agricultural Commodities “It’s been an honor and a lot of tradition, and with that reputation and tradition comes a big responsibility to be leaders in the field of raising superior, quality-registered Angus breeding stock,” says Schaff. Schaff’s grandfather began the Angus herd in the late 1930s, which was continued by his father, Martin, and uncles, Joe and Paul. Kelly Schaff is the fourth generation on the ranch, homesteaded in 1902 by his great-grandfather.
Schaff Angus ValleyĢ019 marked the 116th registered Angus cattle production sale for Schaff Angus Valley, the longest-running consecutive purebred cattle sale in the world. North Dakota has long raised generations of award-winning cattle for production herds and the professional bull riding arena.
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