2023
JEFF & TERI SCHELKOPF P.O. Box 343 • Sutton, NE 402-469-7294 TripleSCattleCo@outlook.com In our percentage herd, we shoot to have every cow wean more than 50% of her own body weight. Contact us for percentage bulls and females. AIMING FOR MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY IN BEEF PRODUCTION Watch for our bulls and heifers in the Midwest Aberdeen Annual Sale! Home of Duff Trust Fund 1634 Reg. #35805
Kathleen Smith 2701 Davis Mill Rd Goochland, VA 23063 804-543-6545 w w w.hick amorehill.com info@hickamorehill.com YARRA RANGES JACKAROO(8279) Sire: MCR ALL JACKED UP(18338) KOBBLEVALE SURPRISE(6444) HIC GODZILLA 6G(41954) SPRING CREEK URI(7758) Dam: CRF YONKERS(16119) EZ LUCINDA 24P(2820) FULLBLOOD 2021 American Royal Grand Champion Bull 2021 Big E Grand Champion Bull 2021 Iowa State Fair Grand Champion Bull 2021 National Champion Senior Bull Calf 2020 World Beed Expo Reser ve Champion Bull SEMEN AVAILABLE
American Aberdeen are the perfect bulls to ensure calving ease in your heifers.
Did you also know that they are amazing grass converters AND cross great on dairy breeds?
Aaron Woller • Pound, Wisconsin Text/Cell: 920-737-1484 awoller@wollerpm.com UPHILL CREEK FARMS
Calving-Ease Specialists
GILBERT EXCELLENCE E135 Reg. #39343 – Adds frame and muscle (In partnership with Gilbert Aberdeen Angus)
UHC ALL ABOARD 12H Reg. #45739 – The best MCR All Aboard son to date.
UHC TAURUS 06G Reg. #41329 – Australian genetics out of the great Ardrossan Carla. UHC APOLLO G044 Reg. #41316 – Australian genetics in a
very athletic package (In partnership with Rosel Acres)
of the
greats! Contact Aaron today to secure your next calving-ease sire! Plan your spring breeding with these sires!
MCR ALL ABOARD Z014 Reg. #38273 –Last Brambletye Union Pacific son.
MCR
FINDON’S MONARCHY Reg. #9340
–One
breed
MAA MEMBERSHIP
WELCOME
to the seventh annual installment of the Midwest Aberdeen Association Membership Directory. Once again, we’re excited to present this outstanding set of advertisers and members to you. We are confident the information in this directory will help expand your cattle network, no matter which part of the country you live in. As you browse these pages, you will find experienced Aberdeen and Moderator producers who can provide you with superior genetic opportunities, offer their knowledge and expertise, and share their passion for this tremendous breed.
The Aberdeen breed truly has a lot to offer. These cattle provide elite calving ease and calf vigor, resulting in higher survival rates with less labor input. Our breed’s efficiency is second to none. You will consistently see cows that wean calves at 50+ percent of their own body weights, production females thriving on less pasture acreage per unit than their non-Aberdeen counterparts, and calves that perform well in a feedlot setting and hang high-value carcasses. Without a doubt, Aberdeen genetics will work for you.
We are proud to host numerous Aberdeen gatherings here in the Midwest Region. Our shows each year at the Iowa State Fair, World Beef Expo, and American Royal are some of the most elite Aberdeen events in the nation. We are adding more field days and junior show opportunities this year and are very excited to get more juniors involved. We invite you and your families to attend. We’d be glad to see you.
We also invite you to join our growing regional association if you aren’t already a member. Check out page 8 to find more information on joining and gaining all the benefits of being a member. For the most up-to-date information about the MAA and its upcoming activities, follow us on Facebook or visit our website. If you have any questions about the Aberdeen breed, are interested in joining our membership, or simply want to talk cattle give one of our Board of Directors a call. We look forward to hearing from you.
PRESIDENT
Steve Hoffmann
Whitewater, WI | 920.728.3976
steelbrook_lowline@yahoo.com
VICE PRESIDENT
Doug Schmit Oakes, ND | 701.710.0144
schmitfarm@hotmail.com
secretary
Todd Matthes Fairfield, IA | 402.988.8371
todd.matthes@trammo.com
director
Jeff Schelkopf
Sutton, NE | 402.469.7294
jschelkopf@windstream.net
treasurer
Matt Reinken
Boone, IA | 515.298.2713
Reinkencattleco@hotmail.com
director
Doug Dodd Clear Lake, IA | 641.529.0716
dddaberdeen@gmail.com
Executive director Tessa Hobbs | 785.268.0470 | tsremoterecords@gmail.com
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DIRECTORY
OUR MISSION
The Midwest Aberdeen Association strives to bring added value to its adult and youth memberships. We do so by providing a network and assistance in marketing, management, resources, and an overall sense of belonging. We maintain a business mindset for the daily operations and finances of the Association, along with transparency to our membership. We are looking forward to the future and to making the Midwest Aberdeen Association a strong organization for years to come.
OUR VISION
To be the model Regional Association promoting the American Aberdeen breed.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS CORE VALUES
OUR PROVEN SUCCESS
WORK FOR THE GOOD OF ALL PROVIDE VALUE TO THE MEMBERSHIP SHOW HONESTY & INTEGRITY CONTINUOUSLY IMPROVE FRIENDSHIPS ARE IMPORTANT GET YOUTH INNVOLVED PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE & EXPERTISE PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES & MARKETS GIVE MEMBERS A SENSE OF BELONGING
BOARD OF DIRECTOR’S FUNCTIONAL ROLES
president
• Serve as the voice and face of the Board of Directors at events.
• Preside over and conduct meetings
• Coordinate communication to the National Board
• Facilitate association’s vision and strategic plan with the board
• Maintain promotional materials
vice president
• Coordinate all committee work
• Coordinate and preform membership recruitment
• Prepare and execute Board elections
Treasurer
• Maintain all budget and accounting functions
• Reconcile checking account
• Provide Board with monthly bank statements and financials
CONTACT
MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION.COM
Secretary
• Maintain all association records and bylaws
• Record, maintain, and distribute meeting minutes Director
• Actively work on a committee
• Communicate with membership and work for member interests
• Recruit members
Executive DIRECTOR
• Provide new member information and welcome
• Report to Board any member requests/feedback
• Maintain Association calendar and event planning
• Collect membership dues and maintain lists
• Maintain website and social media presence
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BECOMING A MAA DIRECTOR, CONTACT THE CURRENT VICE PRESIDENT
SERVING AN 8 STATE TERRITORY INCLUDING:
MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION@GMAIL.COM
@MIDWESTABERDEEN
North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, and Wiscounsin
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PAGE 8 MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION Get Innvolved! JOIN US FOR THESE UPCOMING ABERDEEN SHOWS + EVENTS! JUNE 27 - JULY 1, 2023 aug. 11 - 14, 2023 SEPT. 21 - 23, 2023 OCT. 6 - 7, 2023 ajaa NATIONAL SHOW | McCook, Nebraska IOWA STATE FAIR | Des Moines, Iowa WORLD BEEF EXPO | West Allis, Wiscounsin AMERICAN ROYAL | Kansas City, Missouri EVENTS BECOME A MEMBER TODAY! PLEASE REFER TO OUR WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE FOR UPDATES AND NEW EVENT INFORMATION THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. FARM / ADULT MEMBERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25 ASSOCIATE (ANYONE OUTSIDE OUR 8 STATE REGION) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25 JUNIOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$10 JOINING IS SIMPLE: 1. Visit our website at midwestaberdeenassociation.com 2. Click on the "JOIN" tab 3. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete your membership application. A hard copy of the application can also be printed from our website scan me! Membership year runs January 1 through December 31. Dues must be renewed each year to be included in association mailings and member listings. THE MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION IS PROUDLY RECOGNIZED AND SUPPORTED BY:
Association MAA Junior
The Midwest American Aberdeen Junior Association strives to promote the American Aberdeen breed as well as encourage growth, leadership, and forthcoming success in our Midwest youth.
ADVISOR - Curtis Ohlde
913.683.5910 | tlcfarmsks@gmail.com
JUNIOR CONTACT - Logan Ohlde
913.683.5910 | tlcfarmsks@gmail.com
Follow us on Facebook!
Search: Midwest American Aberdeen Junior Association
Check Facebook and the MAA website for updates, show dates and locations and educational opportunities.
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MEMBERSHIP
LITCHFIELD FAMILLY LOWLINES
Kevin, Ruth & Logan Litchfield
ABERDEEN REIGN FARM
Jason Seelow
26793 740th Ave
State Center, IA 50247
(641) 751-0530
jrseelo@gmail.com
BIRTH RIGHT CATTLE
Todd & Krista Matthes
1643 PLEASANT PLAIN ROAD
Fairfield, IA 52556
(402) 988-8371
todd.matthes@trammo.com
BROKEN ACRES
Kenton Broadway
3331 Dove Avenue
Rock Valley, IA 51247
(712) 470-1897
broadwayduet@hotmail.com
CIRCLE G FARM
Carmon & Mike Gienapp
2653 Pheasant Rd
Hopkinton, IA 52237
(563) 920-9893
mcgienapp@gmail.com
D&J FARM
Dwane Riedemann
4689 Tanager Ave
Sutherland, IA 51058
(712) 260-1891
driedemann@hotmail.com
H&L ABERDEENS
David Hoag
1788 North Mulberry Road
Muscatine, IA 52761
(563) 299-8982
dshoag78@gmail.com
2055 195th St
Boone, IA 50036
(515) 290-8129
litch1963@gmail.com
LONE TREE ABREDEEN
Keith W Bothell
6988 Wapsi Lane SE
Lone Tree, IA 52755 (319) 325-5515
bothk01@sharontc.net
PINE HURST FARMS
Darwin & Mel Engelkes 16927 H Avenue
Wellsburg, IA 50680 (319) 415-0539
pinehurstfarm@live.com
REINKEN CATTLE COMPANY
Matt Reinken
1780 240th St
Boone, IA 50036 (515) 298-2713
reinkencattleco@hotmail.com
TRIPLE D FARMS
Doug & Jennifer Dodd PO Box 152
Clear Lake, IA 50428
(641) 529-0716
dddaberdeen@gmail.com
Kansas
MOONLIGHT ABERDEENS
Mike Brock
23367 S MoonlightRd
Spring Hill, KS 66083
(913) 927-3417 | (913) 712-8440
mike@cmsincusa.com
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Iowa
TLC FARMS
Curtis Ohlde
15001 Craig Street
Basehor, KS 66007
(913) 683-5910
tlcfarmsks@gmail.com
W3 ABERDEENS
Nick Wells
1822 Debray Drive
Dodge City, KS 67801
(785) 443-0233
ndwells5@gmail.com
GILBERT ABERDEEN ANGUS
Gary & Terry Gilbert
3986 Lindahl Rd
Hermantown, MN 58810 (218) 348-7877
tgjgilbert@aol.com
JWJ LIVESTOCK
Jason & Jami Wilking
3800 297th Avenue NE
Isanti, MN 55040
(952) 994-1046 | (952) 944-1045
jdwilking@yahoo.com
SCHUELER FARMS INC.
Sherman & Kevin Schueler
2222 120th Ave SE
Willmar, MN 56201
(320) 894-4808 | (320) 979-8212
shkaschu@gmail.com
GAUGHRAN CATTLE COMPANY
Scott & Charlotte
620 E 220th Street
Jordan, MN 55352
(952) 687-1744
sdgaughran@gmail.com
SIX K RANCH
Eric Kyllo
4649 SE 138th St
Blooming Prairie, MN 55917
(507) 456-1662
sixkranch@gmail.com
WARNERT FARMS
Karyn Warnert
8008 Mullen Rd
St. Joesph, MN 56374 320-761-0170
kwarnertfarms@yahoo.com
AVALON FARMS
Donnie & Jeanine Sawyer 13213 County Road 321
Savannah, MO 64485 (816) 262-8654
poorboy@bbwi.net
DOUBLE D ROSE FARM
Donald & Diana Rose
12222 Nodaway Road
Plato, MO 65552 (417) 458-1097
ddrose002@yahoo.com
GANN FAMILY FARMS
Rick & Kim Gann
31924 State Hwy 3 Callao, MO 63534 (660) 676-1739
gannfamilyfarms@gmail.com
KATE GLASTETTER
516 Cty Hwy 234
Chaffee, MO 63740 (573) 225-9956
kateglastetter32@gmail.com
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Minnesota Missouri
MEMBERSHIP
LITTLE CRITTERS FARM
Pete & Kelly Hall
3913 Lark Rd
Diamond, MO 64840
(417) 438-1012
alexsbuddy@yahoo.com
LT LIVESTOCK
Terry & Marylou Anderson
12549 HyField Road
DeSoto, MO 63020
(417) 770-3447 | (417) 770-2167
LTLivestock@aol.com
TUMMONS CATTLE
Brad Tummons
24242 Prairie Avenue
Gallatin, MO 64640
(660) 334-0011 | (660) 334-0510
tummonscattle@yahoo.com
North Dakota
4 SKORS RANCH
Mike & Lyssa Skor
5885 152nd Avenue NW
Williston, ND 58801
(701) 770-2652 | (701) 875-5050
4skorsranch@gmail.com
EFFERTZ EZ RANCH
Neil & Jan Effertz
17350 Hwy 1804
Bismarck, ND 58503
(701) 223-5202 | (701) 471-0153
effertz@bektel.com
ERDMANN FARMS
Taylor Erdmann
1921 20th Ave West
Williston, ND 58801
(701) 263-7253
erdmann2018@yahoo.com
ELLIE LUX
7517 97 Ave SE
LaMoure, ND 58458
rusticroots.ellie@gmail.com
SCHMIT FARM
Doug & Kim Schmit
1203 N 7th St
Oakes, ND 58474
(701) 710-0144
schmitfarm@hotmail.com
Nebraska
CARRIAGE HILL FARM
Dennis, Gina, Brandon & John Essink
322 South 36rd
Syracuse, NE 68446
(402) 269-7019
de23629@windstream.net
HIDDEN ACRES ABERDEEN CATTLE COMPANY
Dana & Pattis Podliska
83610 US Hwy 81
Norfolk, NE 68701
(402) 640 9851
dana.podliska@live.com
SPRING CREEK CATTLE
Anthony and Chase Meints
2967 East Ash Road
Cortland, NE 68331
(402) 430-4526 | (402) 440-9446
anthony.meints@gmail.com
TBJ FARMS
Todd & Jeni Bohlmeyer
10518 S 68th Rd
Cortland, NE 68331
(402) 499-9600
todd.bohlmeyer@gmail.com
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TRIPLE S CATTLE
Jeff & Teri Schelkopf
Po Box 343
Sutton, NE 68979
(402) 469-7294
triplescattleco@outlook.com
South Dakota
GRASS MASTER CATTLE
Rick Lloyd
24561 348th Avenue
Chamberlain, SD 57325
(605) 730-6152
grassmastercattle@gmail.com
L & S CATTLE CO
Lloyd Weaver
2440 Westview Dr
Spearfish, SD 57783 (605) 641-1966
lsweaver38@gmail.com
LAZY HEART H LAND & LIVESTOCK LLC
Dallas & Sharie Grubbs
1141 Deadwood Ave Suite 7
Rapid City, SD 57702
(307) 660-9544
dallas@qfcwyo.com
NXS CATTLE
Curt & Cindy Weyh
45344 148th St
Summit, SD 57266
(605) 398-6395
nxscattleco@yahoo.com
PRAIRIE PETITES
Georgia Dale
23127 Justice Ln
Rapid City, SD 57703
(605) 431-9904
vintagelim@icloud.com
WEILAND CATTLE COMPANY
Seth Weiland
30539 471st Ave
Beresford, SD 57004
(605) 368-4334
sethgarrett1@hotmail.com
Wiscounsin
HIGH VOLTAGE FARMS
Jim & Deanna Moris
8339 Adams Lane
Cassville, WI 53806
(608) 725-5552 | (608) 642-1837
jim@highvoltagefarms.com
HVQ FARMS
Brent Johnson
N4707 Hill Road
Black River Falls, WI 54615
(715) 299-8911 | (715) 284-7807
brfhunt2@gmail.com
REDFORD FARM
Randy & Dawn Redford 2076 Hillside Rd
Cambridge, WI 53523
608-279-2878 | 608-577-5998
redfordfarm68@gmail.com
ROB’S LOWLINERS
Robert Baumeister
3256 S Madison RD
Beloit, WI 53185
(262) 309-3377
rbaumeister09@hotmail.com
ROE CATTLE COMPANY
Brandon & Bridgett Roe
241 Cherokee Rd. #2
Beaver Dam, WI 53916
(920) 728-1996
stockshowchick@gmail.com
STEEL BROOK LIVESTOCK
Steve & Crystal Hoffmann
N426 Woodward Road
Whitewater, WI 53190
(920) 728-3976
hoff15w@gmail.com
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MEMBERSHIP
TRIPLE D BEEF
Denise Runyan
8894 Oak Grove Rd
Mount Horeb, WI 53572 (608) 574-2482
dlrunyan82@gmail.com
UPHILL CREEK FARM
Aaron Woller
N4079 N13th Road
Pound, WI 54161 (920) 737-1484
awoller@wollerpm.com
VANDEN HEUVEL FARM
Scott Vanden Heuvel PO Box 134
Seymour, WI 54165 (920) 378-6667
mossyoakslim@outlook.com
WINDBORNE FARMS LLC
John McCarthy
29941 41st Street
Salem, WI 53168 (224) 856-8321
windbornefarms@gmail.com
AssociateMembers
4D GRAIN & LIVESTOCK
Marc & Allison Duffy
18534 4H PARK ROAD
Pontiac, IL 61764
(815) 842-7432
amduffy2002@yahoo.com
CRAWFORD FARMS
Tim Crawford
510 Rock Island Road
Dixon, IL 60121
(815) 535-3444
tcrawford@crawfordrealtyonline.com
SCHMELING FAMILY FARMS
Peter Schmeling
8976 W Oliver Rd
Winnebago, IL 61088 (815) 262-7317
peters@schmelingconstruction.com
SIMMONS FARM
John Simmons
517 West Elm Street
Wenona, IL 61377 (815) 674-9800
simmons.john64@gmail.com
FANNING CATTLE CO
Rob & Heather Fanning 877 Oakland Lane
Harrodsburg, KY 40330 (309) 373-2996
vaca36moo@yahoo.com
WALKABOUT ACRES FARM
Jackie Walker
2015 Walkabout Lane
Dover, KY 41034 (606) 303-1692
jcwalker@hotmail.com
C22 PURPLE COWS
Dawn Sarafin
85 Russellville Rd
Southampton, MA 1073
gatorntkah@aol.com
HICKAMORE HILLS
KATHLEEN SMITH
3035 Hadensville Fife Road
Goochland, VA 23063 (804) 543-6545
info@hickamorehill.com
DOUBLE CHECK LIVESTOCK
Steve Watkings
2618 Hwy 20
Greybull, WY 82426 (406) 679-2216
doublechecklandl@yahoo.com
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MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIP MAP
MAA 8 STATE REGION
CURRENT ASSOCIATE MEMBER STATES
PAGE 15 2023 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY
100 hd 91 hd 83 hd 77 hd 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 Value of Calves Sold 1000 lb 1100 lb 1200 lb 1300 lb 1400 lb Cow Weight vs. Herd Size A ranch that produces enough forage to feed 71 hd of 1,400 lb cows could run 100 hd of 1,000 lb cows on the same acres. 71 hd Herd Size Cow Weight (lb/hd) Change is hard… Cashing bigger checks isn’t. Call an Aberdeen Breeder or visit AmericanAberdeen.com Now is the time to add American Aberdeen genetics to your cow herd to increase efficiency and profitability. » Reduce mature cow size to a more profitable level » Reduce calving problems » Produce more ribeye per hundredweight » Increase marbling » Produce more gain per acre » Increase percentage of cow weight weaned » Increase pounds and value of beef raised per acre 100 hd 91 hd 83 hd 77 hd 105 100 95 90 85 80 75 70 Value of Calves Sold Advantage to the Smaller Cows = $19,362 1000 lb 1100 lb 1200 lb 1300 lb 1400 lb Cow Weight vs. Herd Size A ranch that produces enough forage to feed 71 hd of 1,400 lb cows could run 100 hd of 1,000 lb cows on the same acres. 71 hd 583 lb steer calves @ $1.535/lb = $63,538 Total pounds sold = 41,393 71 hd 100 hd 500 lb steer calves @ $1.658/lb = $82,900 Total pounds sold = 50,000 Herd Size Cow Weight (lb/hd) Change is hard… Cashing bigger checks isn’t. Call an Aberdeen Breeder or visit AmericanAberdeen.com
ERIC & LISA KYLLO 4649 SE 138th Street • Blooming Prairie, MN phone: 507.456.1662 email: sixkranch@gmail.com web: www.sixkranch.com EXPECTATIONSRaise Your We raise fullblood Aberdeen cattle only and have a large selection for sale throughout the year.
you’re wondering how this unique breed can work for you, let us help you design a business plan.
investing in Six K genetics, you can expect performancewhether on halter or at home.
If
When
REG #: 41100
SIRE: VITULUS BRANDED RED
DAM: MCR STANDING OVATION
RED GENE CARRIER
TBJ FARMS
FULLBLOOD
PAGE 20 MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION Spark IN YOUR HERD PUT A Jim, Deanna & Matt Moris • • • • 8339 Adams Lane Cassville, WI • • • h: 608.725.5552 c: 608.642.1837 highvoltagefarms.com 45344 148 St, Summit, SD 57266 605-237-3005, nxscattle@gmail.com www.nxscattle.com Find us on
Semen Available On These Bulls! CONTACT DOUG FOR PURCHASE 701-710-0144 SCHMIT FARM Doug & Kim Schmit | Oakes, ND | 701-710-0144 EBC Mr. Red infra/ak 204d MM 17955 • Marbling Score: 144.4 Sweet Honey 5b EBC ACE 74X XM 11309 DUFF TANK Reg# 3727841 MR. NERON 3z FM 17955 We Have Findon Royale Semen! Directory Special $20/straw 50 Units or More $15/straw Available in the US & Internationally! Creating Efficient Cows With Excellent Carcass Quality
SHOW AWARD PROGRAMS
SHOW BULL & FEMALE OF THE YEAR
These awards will recognize the animals who compete at Midwest Aberdeen Association Sponsored shows and are continually selected as class winners, division champions, and overall champions of these shows. Points will be allocated based on placings and total number of cattle entered at each show.
Requirements: All Midwest Aberdeen Association members and Midwest Aberdeen junior members who are dues-paying
HERDSMAN OF THE YEAR
This award will recognize a herdsman who is a Member of the Midwest Aberdeen Association and promotes Aberdeen cattle in and out of the show ring in a positive manner.
Decision criteria include but are not limited to:
1. Quantity of cattle presented at sponsored shows. 2. Quality of cattle displayed/shown and
members by 5 PM Sunday, August 16 will be eligible. Cattle must remain in member's name prior to the Iowa State Fair Show and through the American Royal show. The Midwest Aberdeen Show Committee will oversee the program and place points on all eligible animals following each respective show.
Following the American Royal show, points will be tallied to determine highest points for: Fullblood Female, Fullblood Bull, Percentage Female, and
Percentage Bull. Owner(s) of each animal will be responsible for providing the Show Committee with one backdrop photo of that animal from one of the three sponsored shows. Midwest Aberdeen Association will place a one-page ad in the following year's directory, recognize winners on the website, and provide awards during the following year's Iowa State Fair, when it is anticipated to have the Association's Annual Meeting. For partnerships, only one award will be given.
overall placings. 3. Professional appearance of stalls and displays. 4. Utilization of animal pedigree signs 5. Interaction with other exhibitors and breeders and a willingness to share knowledge of cattle 6. Assistance, cooperation, and willingness to aid in smoothrunning shows. 7. Mentorship of Junior Members.
Following each show, the Show
Committee members will provide notes on candidates. Upon completion of the American Royal show, a Midwest Aberdeen Association Herdsman of the Year will be selected. The winner will be highlighted in the following year's directory, recognized on the Association website, and presented with an award at the following year's Iowa State Fair at the association's Annual meeting.
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AWARD WINNERS 2022
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE EXHIBITORS AND BREEDERS ON THEIR 2022 SHOW SEASON ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
OF THE YEAR
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FULLBLOOD FEMALE OF THE YEAR
MODERATOR FEMALE OF THE YEAR
MODERATOR BULL OF THE YEAR
FULLBLOOD BULL OF THE YEAR
LFL Ellie FF45471 | EXHIBITED BY: Anna Holthaus, Iowa
DCS Jill 12J MF44962 | EXHIBITED BY: Michael Brock, Kansas DSH 31J MM46014 | EXHIBITED BY: Dave Hoag, Iowa
LJS Dominance FM46378 | EXHIBITED BY: LJS Farms, Iowa
MATT REINKEN FAMILYREINKEN CATTLE COMPANY - BOONE, IOWA
AWARD WINNERS
WE'D ALSO LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THE SUPREME ANIMALS AT THE IOWA STATE FAIR & THE AMERICAN ROYAL.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
This platform gives American Aberdeen buyers and sellers a place to connect to sell and buy feeder or finished cattle.
MAA does not conduct the sales. All final sales will be done between buyers & sellers.
VIEW & SELL THROUGH OUR WEBSITE!
WHAT'S ON THE SITE
» Map of all cattle for sale with location, number of head, weights and owners
» Buyers request for more information directly on the website
» Sellers can send information directly on the website
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MARKETPLACE
2022
ABERDEEN
12J
SUPREME IOWA STATE FAIR ABERDEEN SUPREME AMERICAN ROYAL DCS Jill
MF44962
|
EXHIBITED BY: Wyatt Brock, Kansas
TCS MISS LADY 1D 42J
|
Introducing MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION WWW.MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION.COM/MAA-MARKETPLACE Contact Us! MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION@GMAIL.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION.
EXHIBITED BY: Trey Conley, Missouri
RESOURCES &
HERD RECORDS RETAIL BEEF TRIFOLDS
Better data tracking of herd records can make you more money in a consumer industry that is becoming more and more savvy about wanting that data. Let our Executive Director, Tessa Hobbs, help you with your paperwork. She has 10+ years of experience doing this for herds from 5 head to 2000. She can help you any way you need. She will assist setup and can continue to manage as much as you would like her to. Contact Tessa today to discuss! Call 785.268.0470 or email midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com.
We have a retail beef marketing brochure available to distribute to potential locker beef buyers. This is a front and back trifold that can assist you in promoting a consistent message to better inform Aberdeen beef buyers and get you the premium price for your product. Check our website for examples and to order.
THE MIDWEST ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION AND THE AMERICAN ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF VALUABLE RESOURCES TO ALL MEMBERS AND BREEDERS.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Body Condition Scoring
Breeding Soundness Evaluations
Cover Crops (MAA Webinar)
Developing Commercial Cattle (MAA Webinar)
Freezer Beef Business (MAA Webinar)
Heat Synchronization Protocols
How to Register Your Cattle
Marketing Resources & Print Materials
Structural Soundness Guides
Tattooing & Tagging of Cattle
Test Data Processing
Tissue Sampling TechnologyDNA Collection (MAA Exclusive)
Vaccination Schedules
PAGE 25 BENEFITS MAA MEMBER
SCAN TO VIEW RETAIL BEEF TRIFOLDS
Midwest Aberdeen Association
Membership Application
Annual Membership Fees: $25 Adults
$25 Associates
$10 Juniors
Must be paid by March 1 each year to be included in the Member Directory. Associate memberships available to those ourside the Midwest Junior Memberships are open to youth ages 9-21 (as of January 1)
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Midwest Aberdeen Association Tessa Hobbs, MAA Executive Director 220 Adams Dr Ste 280 #143 Weatherford, TX 76086
The Midwest Aberdeen Association serves the 8-state territory of North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin. We also welcome Associate Members from outside the region
Midwest Aberdeen Association
220 Adams Dr. Ste 280 #143 Weatherford, Texas 76086 email: midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com Phone: 785.268.0470
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American Aberdeen Association (AAA) rules require that all registered animals carry a tattoo in one or both ears. Tattoos must consist of the original owner's herd letters, an individual animal identification number, and a year letter.
HERD LETTERS
Herd letters are assigned to each member when application for membership is submitted, and to nonmembers when they first register an Aberdeen with AAA. Herd letters must be a minimum of two and not more than three letters.
Guidelines for Tattoo Requirements
Tattoos Required
American Aberdeen Association rules require that all registered animals carry a tattoo in one or both ears. That tattoo must consist of the owner’s herd letters, an individual animal identification number and a year letter.
When registering a calf born to its natural dam, the herd letters of the owner at the time of birth must be used, and that individual must register the calf before its ownership can be transferred. An embryo calf must be tattooed and registered with the herd letters of the owner of the calf at the time of registration.
Herd Letters
Under no circumstances should you attempt to register an animal with herd letters that have not been approved and assigned to you by the Registry Office, or with the herd letters of another member or breeder.
Herd letters are assigned to each member when application for membership is submitted, and to non-members when they first register a Aberdeen with AAA. Herd letters must be a minimum of two, and not more than three letters.
When registering a calf born to its natural mother, the herd letters of the owner of the dam at the time of birth must be used, and that individual must register the calf before it can be transferred.
INDIVIDUAL I.D. NUMBER YEAR LETTER
An embryo transfer calf must be tattooed with, and registered with the herd letters of the owner of the calf at the time of registration.
Under no circumstances should you attempt to register a calf with herd letters that have not been approved and assigned to you by the Registry Office or the herd letters of another member or breeder. Example: ALR
Individual I.D. Number
No two animals can carry the same tattoo, so the individual I.D. numbering system is important. The individual I.D. number can be a minimum of two, and not more than three digits. Example: 1X
Part of the required Aberdeen tattoo must be a letter indicating the animal's year of birth. It is typically the last digit in the tattoo.
Year Letter
No two animals can carry the same tattoo, so your individual identification numbering system is important. The individual ID number can be a minimum of two and not more than four digits, including the year letter.
Part of the required Aberdeen tattoo must be a year letter. Usually it is the last digit in the tattoo. Below are the year letter codes from 2010 through 2019. (the letters I, O, Q and V are not used.)
NOTE: The letters I, O, Q and V are not used in the year-letter succession.
EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTABLE TATTOOS
YEAR & LETTER CODE
2023 - L
2024 - M
2025 - N
2026 - P
2027 - R
Examples of Acceptable Tattoos
The tattoo should be arranged with the Herd Letters followed by the Individual ID Number then the Year Letter. In these examples: The herd letters are ALR, the animal's individual ID is 1, and the year letter is X.
The tattoo should be arranged so that the year letter follows the individual I.D. number. It should not follow the herd letters or be in front of the I.D. number. It is strongly recommended that you use the animal’s individual I.D. number and the year letter portions of its tattoo as its animal herd I.D. number and possible tag number.
WHY TISSUE SAMPLING?
2028 - S
TISSUE SAMPLING
Samples can be collected in seconds with minimal animal restraint. A single-squeeze motion collects a clean, uncontaminated sample, minimizing distress to the animal. The genetic material is then sealed in a specially designed preservative for shipment, ensuring success of the on-farm sample. Tissue contains a large quantity of high quality DNA for genetic analysis, yielding excellent lab results with minimal retesting. USE TISSUE SAMPLING FOR: Parentage Verification
Genetic Selection BVD Diagnostics
With advancements in DNA collection, tissue sampling is becoming very popular with producers. Scientific advancements in the mapping of livestock genomes, along with continued development of affordable analytics, has changed the sampling industry.
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2012 – Z 2014 – B 2016 – D 2018 – F 2020 – H 2020 - K 2013 – A 2015 – C 2017 – E 2019 – G 2021 – J 2023 - L
PO Box 850 Big Horn, WY 82833 303-840-4343 Fax 303-770-9302 info@americanaberdeen.com
TATTOOING GUIDELINES
BREEDING CHECKLIST
FOLLOW THESE PRACTICES TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR A.I. BREEDING PROGRAM.
NUTRITION
Have cows at BCS 6 during breeding
Heifers at 65% of mature weight
Adequate mineral supplementation
Upward plane of nutrition
HERD HEALTH
Vaccinate 30+ days prior to breeding
Follow Beef Quality Assurance (BQA)
Reproductive tract score heifers
Begin synch 40 days after calving
HEAT SYNCHRONIZATION & A.I.
Adequate facilities and labor
Use proper synch protocols for your herd
Acquire pharmaceuticals from your vet
Create calendar for synch & A.I.
Line up labor, heat detection, and ensure correct products given at correct times
SIRE SELECTION
Choose sires that accomplish herd goals
Acquire semen well in advance
Purchase from reputable vendors
DAYS OF INSEMINATION
Practice proper cattle handling
Warm A.I. gun before loading
Thaw semen in water at 95°F
Keep semen warm after thawing
Inseminate at correct time
Deposit semen in uterine body
POST INSEMINATION
MANAGEMENT
Reduce changes to nutrition
Minimize / avoid cattle movement
REGISTRATION PROGRAMS
THE AMERICAN ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION PROVIDES FOUR DIFFERENT REGISTRATION PROGRAMS TO HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR CATTLE BREEDING GOALS.
FULLBLOOD - 100% ABERDEEN
These cattle trace back to the Triangie Research Center in Australia and the original Angus purchased from Canada
MODERATOR ® - 50-87.499% ABERDEEN
Both the sire and dam of a Moderator ® must be registered with the American Aberdeen Association. Moderator shall be added to registration papers for these animals.
MODERATOR PLUS ® - 25-50% ABERDEEN
A Moderator Plus® has Aberdeen genetics on at least one side of the pedigree, and must be registered with the American Aberdeen Association. Either the sire or dam (or both) of a Moderator Plus® must also be registered with association. Moderator Plus® shall be added to registration papers for these animals.
ABERDEEN PLUS - 25-87.5% ABERDEEN
These are percentage Aberdeen Cattle with the nonAberdeen portion coming from registered American Angus or American Red Angus. The submitting member must supply the registered, genetic defect free pedigree and appropriate fee to enter the foundation animal into the Aberdeen Plus registry. This member must also be the recorded owner of the dam at the time the calf was born. A flush report is required for all embryo transfer (ET) calves. Multi-generational cattle are accepted, as long as the breed and percentage criteria are met. Either sire or dam (or both) of the first generation Aberdeen Plus must be registered with American Aberdeen.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, VISIT
THE AMERICAN ABERDEEN ASSOCIATION WEBSITE AT AMERICANABERDEEN.COM
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While gestation is typically calculated as a 283-day period, younger cows and those of smaller breeds often calve up to ten days earlier than displayed here.
GESTATION TABLE
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Direct to consumer marketing has become an increasingly popular alternative marketing option that can add value to your cattle and reduce vulnerability to market swings. The Aberdeen breed offers unique traits that can be highly marketable to today's consumer.
GETTING STARTED REGULATIONS
How Will You Sell Your Beef: How you sell your beef will impact the licenses needed. You can choose to sell your beef as wholes, halves, and quarters of beef, or you can choose to sell your beef by the individual cut. Whichever route you choose can have an impact on the rules and regulations required to do so.
Who Will Process Your Beef: Finding the right processing plant is key to building a successful direct to consumer marketing program. Plant capacity, whether the plant is USDA-inspected, and the quality of work done are all factors to consider when choosing a plant to work with.
Where Will You Sell Your Beef: It's important to consider how you will market your beef and where it will be sold. Some options to consider include whether you'll sell locally or across state lines, if you will sell online versus in person, etc.
If you choose to sell a live animal directly to an end consumer for that consumer to process at a local locker or on their own, no license is required. In this case, meat lockers do not have to be state-inspected and can be licensed as custom-slaughter for an end user. If you are not selling the live animal and instead are selling the actual meat products, the processing plant must be federallyinspected if you will be selling across state lines or state-inspected if you are staying within state. If you choose to store meat processed in this manner, you may also need a state license for your meat freezers.
This is a brief overview of a few of the rules & regulations surrounding direct to consumer sales. Be sure to research the rules within your state. State Extension programs are a great resource to utilize.
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