Belgian Blue

Belgian Blues are medium sized, heavy cattle,
sometimes with a massive double muscle structure. Their colors are blue, white, and
blue and white. Belgian Blues are small boned with a sloping
rump, hidden hips, strong legs and a relatively small head. They are
quite robust and healthy.
Belgian Blues produce a cross bred steer
with a high yielding carcass dressing out between 65 and 70 per cent.
The meat is tender with a minimum coverage of fat with a high proportion of
the valuable cuts.
The proportion
of difficult births is particularly high among heifers.
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