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"Mr. Su, my client is very interested in your Sunset Sacred Cow."

"He demanded that the animals be raised in a free-range environment with a customized diet, and that they not accept any hormones or antibiotics."

"It can be done."

"What about the price?"

"One thousand dollars per pound."

The other party remained silent for a few seconds.

"The customer needs five heads; can you guarantee consistent quality?"

"able."

How much is the deposit?

"Forty percent."

The other party hung up the phone, and then called back half an hour later.

"The client has agreed. Send the agreement over."

Emma drafted the agreement and sent it over.

The other party signed the contract that day, and the deposit was transferred.

Two hundred thousand US dollars.

On the third day, the Hollywood star's agent called.

The other person was a woman who spoke very quickly.

"Mr. Su, my client wants Sunset Cow beef, exclusively for private dining."

"The requirements are antibiotic-free, organic, and fully traceable, with each cow having its own unique identification file."

"Can."

"price?"

"Nine hundred dollars per pound."

"I want three heads."

Emma drafted the agreement and sent it over.

The other party signed the contract that day and paid a deposit of 100,000 yuan.

Emma sorted through the orders, with three agreements laid out together.

Ten heads, five heads, three heads, a total of eighteen heads.

This is exactly the entire output of the first mating of the Sunset Cow.

After reviewing the order, Su Chen instructed Emma to create a personalized customer profile.

Each customer's order number, pre-order quantity, delivery time, and special requirements are all entered.

Emma has set the following rules: a deposit must be paid in advance, and goods will be delivered in sequence. No cancellations will be accepted.

It was written into the agreement, and the clients all accepted it.

We have developed a dedicated disease prevention and care plan for our high-end, pre-booked cattle herds.

Organically certified supplements must be added to the feed, the drinking water from the spring must be tested regularly, and the cattle shed must be disinfected twice a week.

Juan and Luis received two days of training.

Ben's assistant explained to them the feeding standards, care points, and record-keeping requirements for high-end cattle herds.

Su Chen went to the rest area to see the pregnant cows.

Sixteen cows, their bellies already noticeably swollen.

The ones that N-12 was equipped with had the largest bellies.

Su Chen touched the belly of one of the cows; a calf was moving inside.

The veterinarian comes to check on us once a week.

The fetal heartbeat is strong, the body development is normal, and there are no deformities.

Upon learning of the high-end reservations, State Agriculture Secretary Wilson called Su Chen.

"Mr. Su, congratulations."

"The state attaches great importance to the breeding achievements of your ranch."

"I will award you the plaque for a state-level high-quality breeding base, and I will send someone to deliver it next week."

Su Chen thanked him.

A reporter from a Montana livestock media outlet contacted Su Chen to interview him about the breeding results.

Su Chen agreed, but requested that the core technology not be disclosed.

The reporter visited the ranch the next day, took photos of the breeding cattle, and inquired about the breeding process, feed formulation, and water supply.

Su Chen talked about rotational grazing, grassland improvement, and scientific feeding, all of which are general knowledge.

After the article was published, it was titled "Sunset Ranch: The birthplace of Montana's top breeding cattle."

There are dozens of comments below the article, most of which are praising it, but a few are questioning it, saying that the data is too exaggerated and impossible.

Those who questioned it were quickly overwhelmed by other comments.

After the article was published, more high-end clients contacted Su Chen.

There were wealthy people from Los Angeles, steakhouse owners from Chicago, and food traders from New York.

Su Chen went through the selection process.

No low quotes, no vague requirements, no unknown reputation.

Two more orders were signed in the end.

One serving is five steaks from a Chicago steakhouse, at $850 per pound.

One portion is from the two ends of a Los Angeles tycoon's bag, priced at $1,100 per pound.

Including the previous eighteen, a total of twenty-five have been reserved.

The sixteen cows used for the first round of breeding were simply not enough.

Su Chen decided to initiate the second round of mating.

It's still those three top-grade breeding bulls, plus twenty high-quality cows.

Emma selected twenty of the healthiest cows from the ordinary beef cattle herd.

All pre-breeding checks were satisfactory.

Juan cleans the breeding area, while Luis prepares the feed.

Su Chen stood outside the breeding area, watching N-12 mate with one pig after another.

In the second round of breeding, 15 out of 20 cows became pregnant.

Su Chen opened the system panel.

[Sunset Sacred Cattle Population Size]

[Core breeding cattle: 18 head]

[Top-grade breeding cattle: 3 head]

[First round of pregnant cows: 16]

[Second-round pregnant cows: 15]

[Estimated annual calf production: 30 or more]

[Quantity pre-ordered: 25 heads]

Total value of pre-orders: Approximately US$200 million

Su Chen turned off the panel.

The Sunset Cows were sold out before they were even born.

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Su Chen received a call from the state animal husbandry association, informing him that the breeding cattle registration certificate had been issued and he could pick it up.

Su Chen drove to Bozeman.

When I arrived at the Livestock Association's lobby, it was the same window as before, and the same woman wearing glasses.

Su Chen gave the name of the ranch, and the woman took out a brown paper envelope from the drawer and handed it to him.

Su Chen opened it; inside were eighteen breeding cattle registration certificates.

Each certificate is printed with the calf's serial number, breed, purity, and grade, and bears the official seal of the state livestock association.

The three certificates for top-grade breeding cattle now bear an additional red label: Recommended as a National-Level Excellent Breeding Cattle.

The woman said, "Congratulations, your batch of breeding cattle has the highest grade in the entire prefecture this year."

Su Chen thanked him and drove back to the ranch.

It was already afternoon when we arrived at the ranch.

Su Chen placed the certificates on the coffee table in the main house's living room, and Emma came over to look at them, flipping through them one by one.

She made three copies of the certificate.

One copy is posted on the wall of the cattle shed, one copy is placed in the filing cabinet of the breeding room, and one copy is left in the exhibition area for visitors to see.

Su Chen framed the three certificates for top-grade breeding cattle and hung them on the wall of his study.

Juan and Luis came over to look at the certificate. Although they didn't quite understand it, they knew it was a good thing.

Juan pointed to the sign recommending national-level superior breeding cattle and asked Su Chen.

"Isn't this amazing?"

Su Chen nodded.

Juan grinned.

Su Chen officially named the eighteen breeding cattle.

The brand is called "Sunset Divine Cows," and each breeding cow has the letters "LZ" added before its number, representing sunset.

Emma designed the exclusive logo for Sunset Cow, a simplified bull's head outline with a sunset pattern embedded inside.

Su Chen read it and thought it was good.

Emma submitted the logo for registration and applied for trademark protection.

The registration process takes about six months, but the logo can be used during this period.

Mayor George personally visited the ranch to present Su Chen with the Town Breeding Contribution Award.

It is a bronze plaque engraved with "Baiyu Town Annual Breeding Contribution Award".

George hung the bronze plaque on the main entrance of the house, took a picture, and posted it on the town hall bulletin board.

George immediately announced that Sunset Ranch would be designated as a key enterprise supported by Whitefish Town.

Enjoy tax incentives, priority land approval, and project funding support.

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Anderson and six other ranchers came to sign agreements to purchase the sperm extract.

Twenty doses per family, $500 per dose, totaling 140 doses, $70,000.

Su Chen asked Ben to collect semen.

Ben brought his equipment to the ranch and spent two days there.

One hundred and fifty doses of rice extract were collected from three top-grade breeding cattle.

All of them were frozen for preservation.

Anderson was the first to get the sperm extract and went back that same day to breed it with his own cow.

Several other companies also came to pick up their orders one after another.

The ranch's new breeding cooperative income, along with deposits from sales of gentian violet and pre-orders, brought in more than $500,000 in additional funds.

Robert visited again.

Robert examined the condition of the breeding cows, the fetal development of the pregnant cows, and the newborn calves.

"Mr. Su, you need to establish a long-term breeding system."