ABS Global - Beef

05/29/2026

The Red Angus breed is a breed of cattle that is both highly adaptable and productive. This versatile breed boasts a wide range of benefits that make it a favorite among producers across the globe. Red Angus cattle are known for their excellent maternal instincts, making them ideal for raising calves to their full potential.

You add their docile temperament and easy calving to the equation, and the Red Angus breed becomes an excellent choice for ranchers looking to improve the cowherd side of things that ultimately impacts their bottom line. Overall, the Red Angus breed is an excellent choice for those looking for a reliable, low-maintenance, and maternal cowherd who can adapt to a variety of environments and consistently raise and wean high-quality progeny.

It is critical to understand that even the most elite genetics will not perform to their highest level if they are not managed properly. To ensure you are getting the most out of your genetic investment, deploying proper management procedures will be key in unlocking the genetic potential of an animal.

The ABS Red Angus sires offers you bulls that will work for all segments of the industry. You will find an added emphasis in our lineup on identifying outcross genetics that bring new value to the breed. Quality and balance resonate with our customers, and bulls like STOCKYARD and PROPULSION fit that bill.

Get to know some of our most popular red angus sires and learn about the versatility and many benefits the breed offers to producers.

05/27/2026

Do you have an outstanding photo of beef or dairy cattle? Submit it to our ABS Photo Contest for a chance to be featured in our yearly dairy or beef calendars and other ABS promotional materials! This contest is open to all and the photo submission deadline is June 23, 2026. To view photo requirements, terms and conditions, and submit photos, please visit

Calling all novice and professional photographers! ABS is once again hosting our annual photo contest. Submit your picture!

05/26/2026

4 Reasons to Implement A.I.

▪️Improving reproductive management and efficiency
▪️Maintaining efficiently, productive herds
▪️Accessing the best genetics in the world at an affordable price
▪️Unleashing the power of heterosis and breed complementarity

Added work, facility costs, and stress concerns remain the primary concerns for a majority of producers regarding A.I., and they’re valid. However, these barriers can be overcome through the implementation of sound stockmanship practices. Don’t let these perceived barriers hold your herd back from reaching its full potential. Ultimately, when you put pen to paper, you’ll find that a pregnancy created via A.I. can range from a cost equal to that of turning out a cleaning bull to one that is significantly cheaper if you are buying sale-topping, high genetic-merit bulls.

A.I. and synchronization are powerful tools, unlocking your herd’s potential through access to the best genetics.

05/26/2026

We're here to help make those perfect matches!

Check out the Sire Directory to show your girls their future options 😉
https://issuu.com/absglobalinc/docs/2026_beef_sire_directory

05/22/2026

In today’s beef industry, every management decision carries weight—but few choices deliver more lasting impact than investing in genetics. While feed, labor, and facilities contribute to year-to-year performance, genetics quietly compound value over generations. Up to 87% of your herd’s genetic makeup originates from sires used in the previous three generations, making sire selection one of the most economically powerful levers in your entire operation.

The right genetics don’t merely influence today’s calf crop; they build the foundation for decades of improved performance, uniformity, reproductive efficiency, and profitability. In short: genetics aren’t a cost. They’re an investment that pays you back.

Learn all you need to know about how to start taking advantage of the benefits that artificial insemination brings to your herd.

05/20/2026

📸 Calling all novice and professional photographers - it's time for the ABS Photo Contest!

📅 The contest runs though June 23, 2026.

🔹 Photos must pertain to the dairy or beef industry by including cattle (including cows, bulls, calves, heifers, dairy x beef crosses), products, etc.

Learn more and submit your photos here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0vsJfQ0

Calling all novice and professional photographers! ABS is once again hosting our annual photo contest. Submit your picture!

05/19/2026

Your fellow producers can be an invaluable resource when it comes to evaluating sire options and understanding how their progeny are performing in different herds. To assist you in making informed decisions, we’ve compiled a list of progeny reports and feedback we’ve received on some of the bulls in our lineup. Today, we’ll spotlight two top Angus sires, INSTITUTION and SECURITY, and one top Red Angus sire, STOCKYARD that we believe could be great assets for your herd.

Read this blog to learn about what we’ve been hearing in the field about INSTITUTION, SECURITY, and STOCKYARD progeny. 

05/16/2026

In every cattle market—good, bad, or historic—one truth never changes: cattle are sold by the pound. And when value per pound is as strong as it is today, performance is essential.

hese bulls are the horsepower lineup—the sires built to add pounds, shape, scale, and eye appeal from weaning through yearling, without losing sight of structural integrity or end-product value.

05/15/2026

Calving ease remains one of the most important economic drivers in a cow herd. When heifers calve unassisted, producers protect rebreeding performance, reduce labor, and maintain herd longevity. A section of our 2026 Beef Sire Directory focuses on bulls that combine dependable calving ease with performance and female quality.

This group is centered on bulls that get the job done in an effortless way. The level of data behind these bulls proves that calving should be an effortless exercise.

Calving ease remains one of the most important economic drivers in a cow herd. When heifers calve unassisted, producers protect rebreeding performance, reduce labor, and maintain herd longevity.

05/12/2026

We are often asked: What’s your most popular bull? Not a super easy question to answer. But, Todd Sears, North America Beef Sales Director, explains. “It’s an interesting question, but it’s probably not a mating question,” Todd stresses. “We’re here to help you achieve what YOU want to achieve, and that may not be the same bull someone else is using.”

Most popular on an industry index list isn’t always synonymous with what’s best for your herd.