Oct 12, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
With Logic-PP hitting 3909 LPI, polled genetics have caught the breed's elite, but two of his PP sons carry a 12.5 percent shared-dam loop. The Bullvine Podcast traces Luster-P’s influence down to…
So look, we need to start by looking at Lactanet's August 2026 domestic proven LPI list because for anyone watching the genetic trends, the numbers are just...
I mean, they are jumping off the page.
Yeah, they really are.
Polled genetics have finally reached the absolute summit.
I mean, reaching the summit is one thing, right? Staying there without sacrificing the, uh, the functional traits that actually keep a cow in the herd is another entirely.
Fair point.
What exactly are the top numbers showing us this round?
Okay, so the Canadian proven list puts Stanton's Remover-PP at number one.
He's got an LPI of thirty-nine forty-five.
Wow.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then sitting right there at number three is Drewholm Logic-PP at three nine zero nine LPI.
Wait, hold on.
[chuckles]
You skipped over number two.
Well, yeah, I-
Siemer's Ringd Parfact-ET is sitting at thirty-nine thirty-two LPI, right? And he is not polled.
I mean, horn genetics are absolutely still holding their ground at the top of the mountain.
Okay, that is true.
Parfact is definitely holding the line for the horned bulls, but you know, having two homozygous polled bulls in the top three is still a monumental shift for the breed.
Sure, it is a shift.
I mean, homozygous polled or PP, that guarantees hornless calves every single time.
Yeah, let's define that clearly for the listener, uh, standing in the barn aisle right now because it gets mixed up.
So look, we need to start by looking at Lactanet's August 2026 domestic proven LPI list because for anyone watching the genetic trends, the numbers are just...
I mean, they are jumping off the page.
Yeah, they really are.
Polled genetics have finally reached the absolute summit.
I mean, reaching the summit is one thing, right? Staying there without sacrificing the, uh, the functional traits that actually keep a cow in the herd is another entirely.
Fair point.
What exactly are the top numbers showing us this round?
Okay, so the Canadian proven list puts Stanton's Remover-PP at number one.
He's got an LPI of thirty-nine forty-five.
Wow.
Yeah.
Okay.
And then sitting right there at number three is Drewholm Logic-PP at three nine zero nine LPI.
Wait, hold on.
[chuckles]
You skipped over number two.
Well, yeah, I-
Siemer's Ringd Parfact-ET is sitting at thirty-nine thirty-two LPI, right? And he is not polled.
I mean, horn genetics are absolutely still holding their ground at the top of the mountain.
Okay, that is true.
Parfact is definitely holding the line for the horned bulls, but you know, having two homozygous polled bulls in the top three is still a monumental shift for the breed.
Sure, it is a shift.
I mean, homozygous polled or PP, that guarantees hornless calves every single time.
Yeah, let's define that clearly for the listener, uh, standing in the barn aisle right now because it gets mixed up.
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