How We Operate Our Farms…
100% all natural, grass-fed and pasture raised free roaming cattle. That’s what you get from the 455. We use premium proven Black Angus genetics.
Our Bulls
Herd Sires- Our herd sires boast some of the best genetics in the breed for carcass quality and flavor. Our Ten-X 615 bull ranks in the top 5% of the breed for ribeye, top 10% for marbling, top 10% in yield and top 3% of all the breed in grid grade value. Our 455 Gore Ashland bull is the newest addition to our herd. This bull ranks in the top 5% of the breed for his marbling and carcass genetic traits!
Our Beef
All meat is not the same. Consumers have been lead to believe that meat is meat, no matter what the animal has been fed and that the nutritional value of its product remains the same. Grass-fed beef products tend to be much lower in total fat, about a third of the fat than a grain fed steer.
Our People
Where life is more than making a living, it’s living a dream.
Mark Gore and Lori Gore
WHAT WE DO
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IN THE NEWS
455 Gore Family Angus
Mark Gore and the Gore family have been hard at work to provide the latest in cutting edge technology tools with our herd in the fast changing genetic pool of the Angus cattle breed. The now famous SAV America bull who sold for a record setting 1.5 million dollars is now a part of the
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Bulls For Sale By Private Treaty
We have bulls for sale year around at our Farm. These bulls rank in the top percentiles of the Angus breed for things like calving ease, growth and carcass merit. We put a high emphasis here at the 455 Gore Farms on calving ease and the marbling EPD. Come down to the farm and let
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The farm has been busy!
We have been really busy at the farm. We made it safely through calving season and now working on planning out the next breeding season. We have several new additions to our herd that are noteworthy. We have added some of the best Angus genetics in the breed into our herd over the last
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455 Farms Beef For Sale
If you like beef but think red meat can’t be good for you. Well all that’s changed and studies have shown that grass-fed beef can actually be good for you. If you’re like us we can’t go without a good steak, burger or roast for very long so we would like to offer our customers
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WHAT THEY SAY
Testimonials
I just thought I would post this quick review after having one of your steaks! The Gore boys down at the 455 Farm are on to something with this grass-fed beef. I tried one of their rib-eye steaks and I can say I'm impressed.
Thank you Finn Farms!
I wanted to thank you for the great service we received and the explanation about how you grass-fed program works. I appreciate what you guys are doing, you just can’t buy real meat anymore in the grocery store.
Best Burgers Ever!
We are enjoying the ground beef we ordered. My burgers have been a big hit with my friends and now we’re all hooked on grass-fed beef.
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Manitoba Protein Summit Underway
on February 23, 2021 at 5:19 pm
The province’s second Manitoba Protein Summit kicked off Tuesday, a virtual gathering of key agricultural, food-processing and academic stakeholders engaged in accelerating the province’s […]
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Cattlemen Reminded To Monitor Winter Feed Programs
on February 23, 2021 at 5:00 pm
Producers are being warned about problems like winter tetany which can develop in animals if their winter feed rations and minerals are off. Catherine Lang is a Livestock and Feed Extension […]
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US Cattle Herd Decreases Slightly for Second Year in 2020
on February 23, 2021 at 8:03 am
USDA’s National Agriculture Statistics Service (NASS) released the annual January 1 Cattle Inventory Report on January 29, 2021. From 2013 through 2018 the US cattle herd increased.
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Mastitis Management: Don’t Forget Your Heifers!
on February 23, 2021 at 3:19 am
Learn how to limit mastitis issues in non-lactating heifers and calves.