TQ Harvard has earned both the Forager and Bonsma Blueprint stamps—awarded only to bulls that deliver where it matters most. He maintains condition on pasture and brings a level of forage efficiency that translates directly to his offspring. No shortcuts. No special treatment. Just cattle that work. Structurally correct and hormonally balanced, Harvard carries the kind of masculine expression and internal function that Jan Bonsma emphasized for long-term fertility and real-world adaptability. He’s the kind that leaves a mark—not in the show ring, but in the replacement pen, the calving pasture, and the bottom line.

The photo shown here was taken in the pasture, where he had already been running with 43 yearling heifers for over 30 days. That kind of real-world workload isn’t new for him. As a yearling, Harvard bred 30 head in a tight window—and every one of them calved unassisted. He’s the result of intentional, disciplined linebreeding, going back to PAR Traveling Broadside 563 and Moderator P C 4034 each six times. From a young age, he stood out for his masculine build and calm disposition, and now, three years in, he continues to prove why cattlemen keep coming back to bulls like this. Bulls that last. Bulls that breed. Bulls that build better herds.