SAKURA

Sakura does something most 2025-born animals cannot: she enters the AWA evaluation system at BFI +511, placing her in the Top 14% of the world herd at her very first genomic reading. That number is not a ceiling — it is a starting point. In the fullblood Wagyu breed, animals who rank in the Top 14% at first evaluation routinely improve as carcass data and progeny records accumulate in the system. Born and raised at altitude in Collbran, Colorado on natural mountain grasses, Sakura carries the structural soundness and constitution that only comes from cattle developed in genuine high-country conditions. She represents the next generation of the Carlog breeding program — a young female with the genetic foundation to become a cornerstone donor in the right hands.