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Ask about thisTell Tom the cow family or mating you want. He will explain the package, storage, transfer, and price.
Ask about thisAsk about a sire, unit count, storage, release, and price.
Ask about thisAsk Tom to tell you when new cattle or genetics are offered.
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These pages show photos, names, pedigrees, performance numbers, dates, and the original records.
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Tell Tom what you want, when you need it, and where you are. You can send, email, copy, share, or call.
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Ask whether delivery can be included. A written quote will show the destination, timing, price, health papers, and who handles each step.
Before you buy
The details change by animal, embryo, pregnancy, or semen. Check these points for the thing you want.
Check the registered name, number, and other identity details.
Check the sire, dam, and mating behind an embryo or pregnancy.
Use the latest dated AICA evaluation or other performance record.
Ask for current breeding and health details for the specific offering.
Write down the price, number of animals or units, transfer, storage, and what is included.
Write down pickup or delivery, destination, timing, and responsibilities.
Need help with the numbers?
AICA explains the numbers below. Ask Tom what they mean for the cattle you want.
Expected Progeny Differences are predictions used to compare the expected genetic performance of future progeny. Compare the same trait within the same breed evaluation and note the evaluation date.
AICA genetic evaluationAICA describes TSI as a selection tool that combines multiple traits into an expected feedlot-and-carcass profitability comparison for terminal-sire use.
AICA TSI explanationAICA defines MARB as a prediction of differences in progeny marbling score at an age-constant endpoint. It is one part of a broader selection decision.
AICA trait definitionsQuestions?
Call Tom at 785-554-7258, email him, or use the inquiry form. He’ll confirm current options, pricing, and details.
The availability page shows current website listings. Contact Tom to confirm what is available today.
No. Catalog positions, completed results, registry records, and cattle profiles document dated records. Contact Tom to confirm today’s availability.
The exact package depends on the offering, but a buyer should review identity and registration, pedigree or mating, dated performance information, relevant breeding and health details, price and inclusions, registry transfer, and pickup or delivered-sale responsibilities before proceeding.
Tell Tom whether you want cattle, embryos, a pregnancy, or semen; what you want the purchase to accomplish; your timing, quantity, and location; and the best way to reach you.
Yes. Send Tom the profile name and ask about related cattle or genetics.
Each profile links to its AICA record and dates its evaluation figures.
Yes. After Tom confirms a specific opportunity, the buyer and Aristo can review the cattle or genetics, price, what is included, registry transfer, and pickup or transport terms directly and in writing.
Aristo may quote a delivered price for specific cattle. The final quote depends on destination, timing, health paperwork, and agreed sale terms.

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