Wagyu Semen
The Importance of Foundational Genetics
Securing semen from foundational Wagyu sires is crucial to preserving the breed's elite genetics. These bulls offer unmatched marbling potential, growth efficiency, and superior meat quality that are hallmarks of fullblood Wagyu. By using semen from sires like Michifuku, Itoshigenami TF148, and WK Sanjirou, producers can ensure premium carcass results, genetic consistency, and long-term herd value.
Available Semen from Foundational Wagyu Bulls
Michifuku (FB1615)
A legendary sire with exceptional marbling and overall carcass quality; cornerstone of U.S. Wagyu herds.
Yasufuku JR (FB5061)
Son of Yasufuku J930; transmits extreme intramuscular fat with great consistency across generations.
JVP Fukutsuru 068 (FB2101)
Renowned for producing IMF-rich offspring; considered one of the highest marbling Wagyu sires ever imported.
Genjiro (FB5200)
Offers traditional Japanese carcass qualities with modern growth and structural traits.
Sanjiirou (FB2501)
Michifuku’s standout son delivering excellent marbling and frame structure; ideal for balanced breeding goals.
Itoshigenami TF148 (FB3682)
Top marbling bull known for fine, delicate meat texture and elite IMF scores in progeny.
TF Yasutani 1012 (FB16583)
Rare bull combining frame size, maternal strength, and superb IMF potential.
Takazakura (FB2892)
Powerful bull from Kikuhana lines known for strong growth and meat yield across diverse bloodlines.
Genjiro (FB5200)
Traditional Japanese type with high IMF transmission and consistent muscle development.
JVP Fukutsuru 068 (FB2101)
Dual-purpose bull excelling in both maternal and carcass traits; industry benchmark for quality.
Michifuku (FB1615)
Repeated here to reflect multi-herd usage; continues to deliver elite marbling and breed performance.