Deppe Angus

The Brand

for functional, data-driven genetics focused on profit!

Your trusted source of

Angus Genetics

As a premier seedstock cattle operation, we are dedicated to producing genetics that are designed to empower commercial cattlemen with the tools they need for success. With a relentless commitment to innovation and genetic advancement, we aim to meet and exceed industry standards.

Upcoming Sale

Progress Through Testing Annual Production Sale

Friday, February 21, 2025 • 6:00 PM CST
Join us at our NEW sale location - Deppe Angus Sale Facility at the farm in Waverly, IA

71 Yearling & 18-Month-Old Bulls and 17 Spring Breds & Pairs, 25 High-End Open Females & Genetic Opportunities

Online bidding available with DVAuction

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  • “We calved 99% this year! Only one old cow didn’t breed back. Best year we have had in 4 years! All alive and healthy! I would say you have good bulls!” 

    Andy Besco, Iowa First time bull buyer, Spring 2021 

  • “Your tactful business mindfulness and excelling animal knowledge and care has been prevalent on each of our visits. You have earned my respect and future business!”

    Nathan Rus, IA

  • “We have been purchasing Deppe Angus bulls for several years. They calve easily and perform well in the feed yard. We market our finished cattle for high-quality premium grids. Over the last five years, our Deppe Angus finished cattle have achieved 45% prime and earned an average of $50-$80 per head premiums.”

    Murty Cattle Company, Steve and Erin Murty

  • “Had the cows preg checked last week and I am very impressed with those two bulls! Went 100% bred within a 30-day calving window.”

    Cory Roberts, IA

  • "Just wanted to let you know we are absolutely thrilled with how 785 is turning out for us. She is so docile and beautifully shaped. We have 2 heifer calves out of her this year and they are some of the best we have ever raised. Her natural calf this year is out of Growth Fund. Her embryo heifer is a Southern Charm. They are both March calves and growing like weeds. Just thought I would let you know that your genetics are working out great in the desert! Thanks again.”

    Joseph Matthews, UT