Jetstream Genetics is excited to announce the release of two new Jetset Priority Genomic Sires at the top of their lineup. Cow families are a staple at Jetstream and two prominent families, Shottle May and Gold-N- Oaks Marbella, back these leading GTPI sires. The new sires deliver profitable genetics through a combination of health, production and type traits.
734HO00082 MONSTER (Jedi x Bombero): This new-release sire has no contract restrictions and offers +2789 GTPI, +2506 Milk and +2.24 PTAT. At +807 NM$, +84 Fat and +81 Protein, it won’t take bravery to add MONSTER to your mating list. His +1.2 DPR and +7.3 PL will produce healthy offspring backed by loads of production. MONSTER is Jedi x VG87 Bombero x Predestine x Snowman x EX DOM Planet Manitoba x EX DOM Shottle May x EX Oman. MONSTER semen is readily available and qualifies for all international markets.
734HO00083 MASTERMIND (Montana x Supersire): The Gold-N- Oaks Marbella cow family provides the genius behind MASTERMIND. Breeders love profits from production and MASTERMIND delivers with +2055 Milk, +71 Protein and +93 Fat. Those numbers combine to offer +906 NM$ and +2768 GTPI. Low SCS at +2.75 and longevity with +7.5 PL make this sire safe for the heifer barn too at +7.4% SCE.MASTERMIND is Montana x VG86 Supersire x VG88 Bookem x VG88 MOM x VG89 GMD DOM Shottle x EX94 2E Morty x VG87 GMD DOM Marshall
x EX92 Bosco x VG88 Duster. MASTERMIND semen is readily available and qualifies for all international markets.
Jetstream Genetics Inc. features deep-pedigreed cow families, high numbers, extreme type, extreme production, Red, Polled, and the best sires combining these attributes through the technology of genomics. In a rapidly changing and evolving AI marketplace, Jetstream secures the most sought-after genetics and offers competitive and favorable contracts for customers —allowing them their greatest return. Jetstream Genetics is the catalyst in moving genetics forward.
For more information, visit Jetstream Genetics or call 1.855.4JETSTREAM (855-453-8787).
