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For a rancher stepping into Fullblood Wagyu, the first female sets the tone for everything after her. MS P18 is a strong place to start. She ranks in the top 28% of the breed on the Fullblood Index, carries the Highest SCD Score at AA with a Tenderness of 7 out of 10. P18 is free of all genetic defects.
She was born March 27, 2026, earlier in our calving season, so she's well grown for her age and on track for a summer 2027 first breeding. Like every 22 Wagyu heifer, she was naturally conceived, nursed and raised by her own dam, and weaned at about 8 months. She arrives with the calm disposition and mothering instinct we guarantee.
Why $9,000: you're buying a registered, DNA-verified, 100% Fullblood Black Wagyu with documented genetics, 7+ years of breeding selection, and a First Class beef program behind her. Fullblood females are the scarce half of the Wagyu herd numbers in the United States.
For a rancher stepping into Fullblood Wagyu, the first female sets the tone for everything after her. MS P18 is a strong place to start. She ranks in the top 28% of the breed on the Fullblood Index, carries the Highest SCD Score at AA with a Tenderness of 7 out of 10. P18 is free of all genetic defects.
She was born March 27, 2026, earlier in our calving season, so she's well grown for her age and on track for a summer 2027 first breeding. Like every 22 Wagyu heifer, she was naturally conceived, nursed and raised by her own dam, and weaned at about 8 months. She arrives with the calm disposition and mothering instinct we guarantee.
Why $9,000: you're buying a registered, DNA-verified, 100% Fullblood Black Wagyu with documented genetics, 7+ years of breeding selection, and a First Class beef program behind her. Fullblood females are the scarce half of the Wagyu herd numbers in the United States.