Midwest BueLingo Cattle Association

Midwest Marketing Plan     I. Breeding Stock  II. Feeder Cattle III. "Elite" Beef Retailers   to go to the page, click on the Green button   to go to the page, click on the Green button

View 2008 Sale catalog     The BueLingo is a marvelously efficient beef animal with a great many wonderful traits. Oh yes, they also wear a distinctive white belt around their mid-section. For information on our breed's history straight from its founders, rancher Russ Bueling of Sheldon, North Dakota and Russ Danielson, of the Animal Science Department of North Dakota State University please visit the Buelingo Beef Cattle Society Home Page . The Monson's, of Gratiot, Wisconsin have graciously created a short history of the BueLingo for our web site. The members of the world-wide BueLingo Beef Cattle Society who live the Midwestern area of the USA have organized into the Midwest BueLingo Cattle Association in order to pool their resources with the goal of promoting the breed in our area.     We have run advertisements in local publications and have evaluated our member's cattle at on farm meetings. Last year we ran over 80 steers in a pilot feedlot program. We collected data on rate of gain, carcass evaluation and ultrasound measurements on all the steers.Dewey Wachholz has completed his report on the project and you see some his findings [HERE] and [HERE]. We intend to be able to provide the hard numbers to back up the BueLingo's claim of being a superior beef animal. Anyone interested in joining the Midwest BueLingo Cattle association is urged to contact our secretary for information on our biannual meetings, test programs, marketing programs and dues.     Our latest project is the marketing program set up for our advertising members. Check out the new brochure at the top of this page. We have negotiated with three meat shops in Wisconsin to provide "BueLingo Elite Beef" as a branded product from our feed lot in Boscobel. We will also be selling quarters and halves to private parties. This is an effort to get bypass the sale barns and recover some of the profit that others have been making on our cattle.     For more information on the national organization, please visit the BueLingo Beeef Cattle Society Home page at BueLingo.com.