To provide programs, resources and leadership that improve and promote the Angus breed, enhance the livelihoods of family farmers and ranchers, and exceed consumers’ expectations.
The Angus breed is home to the industry’s largest beef cattle performance database, fueling genetic progress through each generation. Breeders rely on the comprehensive set of data to continue growing the nation’s quality beef supply.
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The American Angus Association and its members are proud to offer comprehensive programs and services aimed at improving productivity and profitability in the commercial sector of the cattle industry.
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When you first enter the Angus Sire Evaluation, you will be presented with an
input form of all possible traits that can be searched in the database.
You may specify a minimum, maximum or both (range) for any trait. The input
form also shows the numeric range of each trait from the actual data.
If you
are entering a negative number, precede it with a minus (hyphen) character.
If a cell is left empty, the program will assume there is no limit (i.e. the
highest or lowest of that trait). If accuracy is left blank, all accuracies will
be included.
You can also specify the sort order of the returned data; first specify either
ascending or descending order, then specify the trait.
After you see a results page, you can return to the entry form (with your
browser's BACK button) and change any criteria as well as the sort order and
then resubmit the search.
In this browser (and perhaps others) you may want to reduce the font size to
see and print the entire table display. For Netscape, use Edit | General
Preferences and then the Font tab -- the default proportional size is usually 12
pt and should work; change as necessary.
When searching for sires using their name, don't try to search for too much,
keep it simple. For example, if you search for "SAF FAME", a different set of
sires will be returned than when you search for "S A F FAME" (spaces between
each prefix letter). Instead, simply search for "FAME" and you will find all of
the sires. In other words, unless you know specifically how the name is entered,
search for a smaller part of the name that most likely does not have any spaces.
Sire names are a link to more information including breeder/owner names
and a three-generation pedigree. Simply click on the sire's name and a single
page of information will be generated on that sire.
If you wish to specify multiple registration numbers, enter up to 12
registration numbers in the boxes provided near the bottom of the search window.
Please note that all other criteria are ignored.
If you wish to import a file of registration numbers, use the option near the bottom
of the search window. You can import a text file or excel file of registration numbers.
Please note that all other criteria are ignored.
All of these screens were designed with the font size set at 11 point. Most
browsers allow you to change the font size and their default might be larger. So
try changing to 11 pt and see if things fit a little better.
Tips: During your data entry, you can use the TAB key to move to the next cell
and SHIFT-TAB to move to the previous cell.