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Cannon Angus

Mary Jayne Cannon and Victoria Cannon
Flemingsburg, KY
606-748-5420

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“Our cows are well-balanced females who express calving ease with growth, maternal ability, and plenty of carcass traits that are marketable to all aspects of the industry,” says Victoria Cannon of Cannon Angus. “We try to have something for everyone.” 

Victoria and her mother, Mary Jayne Cannon, are building on the legacy started more than seven decades ago by Victoria’s father, Jere. The Flemingsburg, Ky., operation strives to produce complete, maternal Angus cattle that remain productive in their environment with minimal inputs. 

“We’re a closed herd; all of the females are bred and developed on our property,” Victoria says. They focus on maternal traits that lead to developing bulls that produce outstanding, functional females. 

Committed to data collection early, the Cannons were some of the first to embrace Angus Herd Improvement Records (AHIR®) and submit weaning weights to the American Angus Association. Several Pathfinder® cows have been recognized from their herd. 

Cannon Angus hosts an annual production sale in March. For more information, visit www.cannonangusfarm.com.

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