WELCOME

Our Mission

The Tennessee Black Hereford Association, like the American Black Hereford Association, promotes the breed, provides education to the community and provides ranches in Tennessee and neighboring states a central place for sales of animals, embryos and semen.

PROMOTION

Helping Members Promote our Breed

EDUCATION

What are the Black Hereford’s Characteristics and Personality

COMMUNITY

Our Board, our members, and their families

SALES

Upcoming Sales and Events in our Region and Around the Nation

PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

The Secret of Success

In 1997, the first registered Black Hereford bull was born on John Gage’s Blue Jacket Farm near Eudora, Kansas. The bull was named BJH Balder 7504 and carried the Black Hereford registry number HB000001. Before forming the Black Hereford organization, John Gage was a polled Hereford breeder. This first bull and his progeny have served the new breed well by providing outstanding growth, low birth and moderate milk.

HISTORY

In 2005, the ABHA consisted of 14 breeders in nine states.

TODAY

Today there are 536 members in 39 states, and two countries.

NATIONAL LEVEL

The primary purpose of the American Black Hereford Association is maintain and promote the Black Hereford herdbook.

LOCAL LEVEL

The Tennessee Black Hereford Association supports Tennessee and neighboring states’s farms and ranches

The American Rancher

New cattle breeds don’t come around often, but when they do, the first question that will be asked is “what value does the breed offer to an already competitive beef genetics environment”?

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