2011 November Gelbvieh World

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Official Publication of the American Gelbvieh Association

November 2011


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BW: 65 lbs. WW: 714 lbs. Ylg Scrotal: 40.8 cm.

BW: 94 lbs. WW: 814 lbs. YW: 1,390 lbs. Ylg Scrotal: 41.5 cm.

Journey hails from genetically superior parentage, with his dam, grandam and great grandam honored as highly productive Dam of Merit females. Journey features top 1% calving ease and low birth weight EPD strength, and his calving ease deluxe sons averaged $4,100 in the spring bull sale.

If great cow families with perfect teat/udder systems are a necessity in your program, this ‘02 National Champion is the way to go. Extra Exposure is a Breed Trait Leader for Carcass Weight and Scrotal Circumference, and his meat machine sons averaged $5,094 in the spring bull sale.

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BW: 74 lbs. WW: 787 lbs. Ylg Scrotal: 39.1 cm. Pop A Top’s incredible birth-to-growth spread, coupled with unmatched fertility is indeed impressive. The Pop A Top sons feature that same incredible low-birth-to-super-growth spread and they averaged $4,778 in the spring bull sale.

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BW: 91 lbs. WW: 747 lbs. YW: 1,362 lbs. Ylg Scrotal: 41.7 cm.

BW: 77 lbs. WW: 746 lbs. YW: 1,252 lbs. Ylg Scrotal: 39.1 cm.

This beef machine is flat loaded with beef, butt and guts. His super dam is a Judd Ranch donor and is a four-time Dam of Merit female, and his powerhouse sons averaged $4,883 in the spring bull sale.

Breed Trait Leader for Calving Ease, low Birth Weight, Scrotal Circumference and Feedlot Merit. His sons averaged $4,915 in the spring bull sale and his daughters are tremendous females.

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November 2011, Vol. 26, No. 3

Contents contents 20 Gelbvieh Breeders, Owners Select for Maternal Efficiency

Shows

Annual Dam of Merit and Dam of Distinction Honor Roll

29 West Virginia Gelbvieh Association State Gelbvieh & Balancer Show

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Gelbvieh Females with Distinction

30 Missouri State Fair ROG Show

A listing of all the females that qualified for Dam of Distinction honors

48-49 Blazing New Trails 2012 AGA Annual Convention

Special Invitation from AGA President Jim Beastrom State Association Officers Breakfast Notice of 2012 American Gelbvieh Association Annual Meeting NWSS and AGA Convention Schedule Hotel Information Convention Registration News

12 AGA Launches New Web-Marketing Campaign 14 Making Smarter Replacement Heifer Decisions through the IGENITY® Profile 16 Quick Tips for AGA Online System 18 American Gelbvieh Association Fee System Revisions 18 AGA Fee System - What Does it Mean? 47 American Gelbvieh Association Board of Directors Action Points 47 Submit Work Online

Junior Shows 28 Dixie National Show 28 Ohio State Fair 28 Kentucky State Fair Junior Show 28 Colorado State Fair

On the cover: Early fall in South Carolina. Thanks to Cindy Durham, Hidden Springs Farm in Piedmont, S.C., for sending us this month’s cover photo. Do you have any great Gelbvieh photos? Send your photos to gelbviehmedia@gmail.com. You never know where you might see them used. EDITOR: Jennifer Scharpe E-mail: jennifers@gelbvieh.org Graphic Design: Lynn Valentine E-mail: lynnv@gelbvieh.org

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29 Ohio State Fair 30 Iowa State Fair ROG Show 31 Kentucky State Fair ROG Show 31 Colorado State Fair Open Show 31 Nebraska State Fair Open Show 31 Frontier Days Livestock Show 31 Dixie National ROG Show

Departments President’s Message Contact Us View from the Office Communications View News & Notes Bits & Pieces Junior Voice Breeder’s Corner Circulation Statement View From the Field Virginia Field Day Minnesota Field Day Places to Be Ad Index

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Blazing New Trails As I sit down to write this column, the smell of fall is in the air. The calves are weaned, harvest is well underway, pheasant hunting season has just begun and we're starting to get bulls ready for the trip to Denver and the 2012 National Western Stock Show. This will be my 38th trip to the National Western Stock Show. I made my first trip in 1974. While it may at times seem like forever, every year I look forward to the NWSS and the American Gelbvieh Association Annual Convention. This year the Gelbvieh association will be setting Denver on fire with the 2012 "Blazing New Trails" Annual Convention. The theme for this year's convention is very fitting as the AGA is most definitely blazing new trails in research and genetics, communications and marketing, and member services. Turn to page 48-49 of this issue for complete information on the 2012 NWSS and AGA Convention. Start making plans now; active member participation in the committee meetings and annual meeting is vital to continuing to build the next 40 years of Gelbvieh. At convention, we will receive an update on the Genomic Pioneers project. The breed is blazing new trails with this research and the resulting genomic enhanced EPDs. Many DNA samples and $100 donations have already been received. As breeders, this is your opportunity to have your genetics included in the discovery population to develop GE-EPDs. It is not often when ground-breaking, breedchanging opportunities like this come along in the beef industry. This is your chance to have your genetics make an impact on the future of the breed. I remember when the AGA and the membership took on the task of buying the current headquarters building. That was a huge undertaking, but it was one where members got behind and made contributions to the building fund. The Genomic Pioneers project is very similar and just as important to the future of the breed. The Genomic Pioneers project is something you want to be a part of. 4 | November 2011

Also at convention this year, we are bringing back a state association officers meeting. There will be a special breakfast for all state and regional Gelbvieh association officers on Friday morning of convention. Active state and regional associations are the lifeline of the AGA. We want to do all we can to help them succeed. Please encourage your state and regional association officers to attend this meeting. They will receive updates on programs, as well as share ideas with other officers.

I believe one of the huge benefits of being involved in an association is the camaraderie and fellowship among members.

I believe one of the huge benefits of being involved in an association is the camaraderie and fellowship among members. Whether its during the meetings, in the halls at the hotel, down at the NWSS yards or standing outside the showring, Denver offers many great opportunities to catch up with old friends and make new ones. Fellowship among Gelbvieh breeders is one of the things I most look forward to at the NWSS and AGA convention. That fellowship and camaraderie should not only happen once a year in Denver. Support other members by attending their sale or open house. Pack the bleachers. Sales are more exciting when it's a full house. Show excitement for the breed and support your fellow breeders by going to many of the bull and female sales this winter and next spring. Whether it's your first trip or your 38th trip, come to Denver for the fire and excitement of the 2012 AGA "Blazing New Trails" Annual Convention and National Western Stock Show.

President Jim Beastrom 605/224-5789 (H) 20453 Cendak Rd. • Pierre, SD 57501 jimbeastrom@mncomm.com

Vice President Mark Goes 402/766-3627 (H) S E Community College, 39414 SW 75th Rd, Odell, NE 68415 mpgelbvieh@hotmail.com Secretary Brian Dunn 620/549-6516 (H) 707 N Main • St. John, KS 67576 dunnfarm@hotmail.com Treasurer Rob Arnold 701/624-2051 (H) 6700 Cty Rd 19 S • Minot, ND 58701 rlagelbvieh@aol.com Legal Counsel E. Edd Pritchett 405/375-5516 (O) 114 N. Main St. • Ste. 101 Kingfisher, OK 73750

AGA Directors Ken Flikkema 406/586-6207 (H & O) 2 Mint Trail • Bozeman, MT 59718 mcfg@imt.net Bob Hart 913/375-1422 (H) 4330 Shawnee Mission Pkwy • Ste. 105 Fairway, KS 66205 bhart@hartfarm.net Dick Helms 308/493-5411 (H) 42041 Dr. 728 • Arapahoe, NE 68922 flyingh@atcjet.net John Huston 859/595-8680 10254 Marquart Rd • New Carlisle, OH 45344 john.e.huston@gmail.com David Martin 501/728-4950 (H) 256 Boyce Rd • Judsonia, AR 72081 martincattleco@windstream.net Bob Prosser 928/289-2619 (O) PO Box 190 • Winslow, AZ 86047 info@bartbar.com Brian Schafer 888/226-9210 (O) 37740 240th Ave. • Goodhue, MN 55027 brian@schaferfarm.com Grant Thayer 303/621-2058 (H) 24063 Cty. Rd 122 • Ramah, CO 80832-9705 grant@jumpingcowgelbvieh.com Gary Tilghman 270/678-5695 (H) 690 Lick Branch Rd • Glasgow, KY 42141-9409 gtilghma@uky.edu Dan Warner 308/962-6511 (H) 71628 Rd 425 • Beaver City, NE 68926 dan@warnerbeef.com Nancy Wilkinson 719/846-7910 (H) 23115 CR 111.3 • Model, CO 81059 bnwbulls@bmi.net All approved AGA Board minutes are available for inspection in the AGA office. Board meeting highlights are available upon request.



Frank Padilla

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303/465-2333 Main Phone 303/465-2339 fax

Behind Every Great Bull… We have long heard the phrase, “Behind every good man there is a great woman.” I have always had the belief that behind every great bull there is an even greater cow. The Gelbvieh breed has long had the earned reputation of possessing functional, hard working females with the ability to breed at a young age, rebreed for the second calf and wean one in that would push down hard on the scale. They are versatile females. They produce more pounds weaned per cow exposed. Gelbvieh and Balancer® cows are especially good at combining modest mature size with terrific weaning weights. The Gelbvieh breed has not lost sight of the need to produce functional, structurally sound, commercially-focused females. This issue of Gelbvieh World contains the list of breeders and owners of females that have achieved a level of production that is in the very top percentile of the breed for productivity. Dams of Distinction must have produced a minimum of eight calves. Dams of Merit must have produced at least three calves. Both categories must also meet a high level of performance on their progeny, and do so within a tight calving interval. These females do not achieve such a level of productivity by happenstance. Breeders placed selection pressure on these traits in the development of females that would perform at a level that surpasses others. They were not produced by chance but rather through generations of selection pressure. Cattle are predictable. People that select them sometimes are not. I applaud those breeders who have produced these females that have reached this high level of productivity. Your discipline in selection and management has paid off. I, as well, commend the due diligence of the owners who sought these females out and purchased them in order to improve and move their programs forward. You did your homework and were committed to improving your programs. Great breeding bulls are produced by great mother cows. They are engineered from highly productive cow families. Never 6 | November 2011

before have producers had the genetic tools to produce highly productive animals as they now do. These tools apply to females as well as bulls. Data collection is important on females. If you select on both the dam side of the equation and the sire side, genetic progress is much faster. To create and identify superior females they need to have complete data, including carcass ultrasound. The money spent for ultrasound scans and DNA tests has proven to be a great return on investment in identifying and marketing superior female genetics. Buyers pay more when performance and carcass is verified with data. Females are no exception to this rule. Having this data will assist you in identifying the great ones early in their lives. It has been said often and by many, “If you don’t measure it and then select for it you cannot expect to improve it.” Data documents and helps identify the true breeding pieces. Upcoming sales bring the opportunity to step up to improve your programs genetically by making herd improving purchases. Gelbvieh females are the best buy in the seedstock business today. The demand for quality genetics is great at this time, both from a seedstock standpoint as well as commercially. The good genetics are a great investment. Do your homework. Study the data. Know what you need to compliment your herd. Develop a breeding “program” and be consistent in your genetic selection. Work towards your goals by selecting genetics that will meet the direction and goals that you have set for yourself and for those targets of the industry. Upgrade your program by replacing those animals that are not meeting your objectives and purchase ones that will. Become a student and identify those animals that give you what you need to improve your program. Someone will breed the next bull that will leave his mark on the breed for many years to come. It might as well be you. Just remember, behind every great breeding bull there is an even greater cow. Do the homework.

Director of Administration Dianne Coffman (ex. 479) diannec@gelbvieh.org Director of Breed Improvement Susan Willmon (ex. 484) susanw@gelbvieh.org Director of Breed Promotion Frank Padilla (ex. 480) frankp@gelbvieh.org Director of Communications Jennifer Scharpe (ex. 485) jennifers@gelbvieh.org Director of Member Services Dana Stewart (ex. 488) danas@gelbvieh.org Gelbvieh Media Productions Lynn Valentine (ex. 486) lynnv@gelbvieh.org Area Coordinator Brandon McEndaffer brandonm@gelbvieh.org (970) 520-3020 Area Coordinator William McIntosh williamm@gelbvieh.org (502) 867-3132 Customer Services Dolores Gravley (ex. 481) doloresg@gelbvieh.org Patti Showman (ex. 478) pattis@gelbvieh.org Teresa Wessels (ex. 477) teresaw@gelbvieh.org Mailing address: 10900 Dover St., Westminster, CO 80021 General E-mail: info@gelbvieh.org Registration/Electronic Data Transfer: registration@gelbvieh.org Website: www.gelbvieh.org


POST ROCK CATTLE COMPANY

Breeding Tools for Program Success HIS CREDENTIALS • • • •

Homozygous Black, Homozygous Polled Carcass merit on both sides of his pedigree High Selling Sire group in the 2010 sale Valuable daughters with rib, fleshing ability and milk

HIS STRENGTHS • • • •

Carcass Performance Muscle Eye Appeal

HOW HE IS USED AT POST ROCK • •

Pictured is SARGE who will be back with another large and performance strong sire group in our 2012 sale. He has proven to be a sire of real performance bulls with extra muscle and rib. His sons are highly sought after by progressive cattlemen and he’s also produced breed leading herd bulls like these two son’s pictured. His daughters are a valuable addition to our cowherd and they are producing same of our best bulls.

POST ROCK SARGE 225U2 Second high selling bull in 2010 sale behind Silver. A real herd bull in his own merits for Voss Farms in Nebraska.

Performance Cows Worked well on our Wilma cow family and New Direction daughters Cows that need more power

SILVER is Sarge’s most noteworthy son to date and is producing similar type progeny for the share holders.

THOUGHT FOR THE MONTH

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POST ROCK CATTLE COMPANY 3041 E. Hwy. 284, Barnard, KS 67418 Bill Clark: 785.792.6244 Leland Clark: 785.792.6208 Fax: 785.792.6250 • Email: prcc@twinvalley.net “Where calving ease, performance and eye-appeal come together.”

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Jennifer Scharpe

Communications communicationsView view YouDesign – Your Source for Customizable Promotional Templates Gelbvieh members now have access to customizable templates of promotional materials. Gelbvieh Media Productions (GMP) is excited to announce the launch of YouDesign – our customized template service. Using a web-based tool, members can select from a variety of templates of marketing and promotional materials. Each item has several customizable fields to add your own photos, logos, contact information and content. Members can access the YouDesign service at https:// insite.modernlitho.com/youdesign or from the Gelbvieh Media Productions page under the Communications tab at www.gelbvieh.org. Currently our catalog consists of post cards, stall cards, brochures, greeting cards and just in time for the season, holiday greeting cards. There are several designs of each item for members to choose from. Also, we have provided a set of stock photos for your convenience, or you can upload your own photos. Suggestions or ideas for additional templates are welcome. Our goal is to create products that work for you. Below is a brief description of the templates currently available. Brochures – Use this brochure to promote the merits of both your program and the Gelbvieh breed. State association membership recruitment brochures are also available. With 16 customizable fields create your own unique brochure by adding your own photos, logo, contact information, testimonials, and descriptions of both your program and your cattle. Brochure size is 8.5” x 11”, and folds three times for a finished size of 3.7” x 8.5”. Brochure also has a mailing panel on the back to mail it to your customers. Post Cards – Use these postcards to promote your upcoming sale or event. With customizable fields create your own unique postcard by adding your own photos, logo, contact information, and a description of your sale or event. Each postcard also has a mailing panel on the back to mail it to your customers. Stall Cards – Show your Gelbvieh pride 8 | November 2011

in the show barn with these customizable stall cards. There are two options to choose from – one with basic information and one with performance and EPD information. Select from five color options, as well as three Gelbvieh logos. Plus add your own logo in the upper left hand corner or leave it blank. Greeting and Holiday Cards – Here is your source for Gelbvieh greeting cards. Select from several provided front photos, greetings and inside messages or create your own. Send a note of thanks to your customers or let someone know you’re thinking of them. Just in time for the Holiday season, select from a variety of winter and Christmas photos and greetings for the season. Cards measure 5” x 7”. All proceeds from the greeting cards go to the American Gelbvieh Foundation. There are many benefits for using our YouDesign service. First, YouDesign offers the ability to create professional looking promotion items without special software. Next, by maximizing our relationship with the printer, you will receive optimized pricing for any of the above pieces. Simply select the quantity you want printed and we’ll do the rest. The printer will ship the items directly to you. They also offer mailing services; you provide the mailing list and the printer will directly mail your promotional materials to your customers. We are very excited to offer this service to Gelbvieh members and hope you take advantage of it. If you have any questions or need assistance with YouDesign, feel free to contact either myself at jennifers@ gelbvieh.org or Lynn Valentine at lynnv@ gelbvieh.org, or call the AGA office at 303-465-2333. Also, as you get ready for your sale next spring, keep us in mind for assistance with your marketing or promotional material. We’re here to help with your design needs so you don’t feel like jumping off a cliff.

Production Schedule Gelbvieh World The Profit Picture January Breeding Reference Guide/AI Sires Early deadline: November 21 Ad deadline: November 28

February Profit Picture Commercial Issue Early deadline: December 8 Ad deadline: December 15

March National Gelbvieh Convention/NWSS Early deadline: January 20 Ad deadline: January 25

April Herd Management/AI Sires Early deadline: February 20 Ad deadline: February 27

May Herd Health/Nutrition & Feeding Early deadline: March 20 Ad deadline: March 26

June-July Herd Reference Edition Early deadline: May 11 Ad deadline: May 18

August Seedstock Marketing Early deadline: June 20 Ad deadline: June 25

September Junior Programs Early deadline: July 20 Ad deadline: July 25

October Profit Picture Commercial Issue Early deadline: August 10 Ad deadline: August 17

November The Gelbvieh Cow Early deadline: September 20 Ad deadline: September 25

December AGA Convention Preview Early deadline: October 19 Ad deadline: October 25


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News ‘N Notes news ‘n notes Request absentee ballots The annual meeting of the American Gelbvieh Association and election of Board of Directors will be January 7, 2012. Turn to page 48 of this issue for the official meeting notice. Eight individuals have been nominated for the five open positions on the Board of Directors. Members who are unable to attend the AGA annual convention and annual membership meeting may request an absentee ballot for Board of Director voting. Absentee ballots may be requested starting November 8, 2011 until December 29, 2011. New this year, absentee ballots may be requested via phone or email, as well as mail or fax. Completed ballots must be mailed to AGA office and received by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, January 6, 2012 to be counted at the annual meeting. Questions regarding the voting process should be directed to Dianne Coffman, AGA director of administration, at 303-465-2333 or diannec@gelbvieh.org.

Picture your animals on the Animal Search An added service with the new registry system and online animal search is the ability to add a photo on an animal’s information display screen. The photo will display along with the pedigree and performance information. The viewer can click on the image to get a larger screen view of the photo. The charge for this service is $25 per photo. Photos can be updated at any time and will cost $25 for each new photo. Photos for animals born prior to January 1, 2000 are considered to be of historic value and will not be charged to upload a photo. To add your animals’ photos contact Jennifer Scharpe at jennifers@gelbvieh.org or 303-465-2333. When sending photos, please include the animal’s registration number.

Genomic Pioneers Are you a Genomic Pioneer? Many Gelbvieh breeders are – submit your DNA sample and $100 donation today and join the club. Many samples have already been received and the American Gelbvieh Association is aggressively pursuing the next steps towards the development of genomic-enhanced EPDs (GE-EPDs). However, more samples and monetary contributions are still needed. In order to ensure the predictive power of GE-EPDs, it is essential to have a wide variation of genetics used in the discovery population. The animals that were requested from your herd (refer to the letter sent in September) will help make sure the discovery population used to develop the GE-EDPs represents the variation of Gelbvieh and Balancer® 10 | November 2011

Support AGJA’s 12 in 12 Campaign Who: “12 in 12” is open to all AGA members What: A 12% donation of the proceeds from the 12th sale lot from a production sale or 12% from any private treaty sale. When: The program lasts throughout 2012. Where: All participants will be recognized in Gelbvieh World and on the web page. Why: When AGA members rally together, great things can happen. Donating a small percentage of sale proceeds builds on the success of AGJA for years to come. Contact: Dana Stewart to make your pledge and receive the special “12 in 12” logo at 303-465-2333 or danas@gelbvieh.org.

NWSS entries due November 21 Entries for the 2012 National Western Stock Show Gelbvieh and Balancer® Open Show, Junior Show and Pen Bull Show are due Monday, November 21. Please see the NWSS Livestock Exhibitor Premium book for all entry information at www.nationalwestern.com. Show schedules and judges are as follows: Junior Show on Saturday, Jan. 7 at 7:30 a.m., with Travis Hoffman, Fort Collins, Colo., slated to judge; the Pen Bull Show on Sunday, Jan. 8 at 8:00 a.m. judged by Jack Ward, Kansas City, Mo.; and the Open Show on Monday, Jan. 9 at 8:00 a.m., evaluated by Doug Satree, Montague, Texas. Remember DNA test kits for National Sale, Gelbvieh Futurity and Balancer Futurity entries must be at the IGENITY® lab on or before November 5 to guarantee parentage results are completed prior to these events. For questions or more information, contact the AGA registration department at 303-465-2333. genetics. Submitting your DNA samples will make sure your genetics are used in the discovery population and will improve the value of the GE-EPDs. Whether you have 5 head or 500 head, your genetics count! What if the requested animals are no longer in my herd? For an animal that was requested and is no longer in the herd, you may submit a DNA sample on a progeny of the requested animal. That way those specific genetics will still be represented in the discovery population. In the December issue of Gelbvieh World, we will publish the list of breeders who are Genomic Pioneers. Make sure your name is included on that list and submit your samples today. Samples and donations should be sent to the AGA office. If you would like more information on this project contact Susan Willmon, AGA Director of Breed Improvement at 303-465-2333 or susanw@gelbvieh.org. Please consider becoming a Genomic Pioneer and keep the Gelbvieh breed at the forefront of innovative research.


Bits ‘N Pieces bits n’pieces Cattlemen’s Beef Board Hires Polly Ruhland as CEO

New Online Sale Catalog Service

Polly Ruhland is the new Chief Executive Officer of the Cattlemen’s Beef Board, as hired by the Beef Board Executive Committee. Ruhland has been serving as the interim CEO since June 28, and the chairman of the Executive Committee in charge of hiring her said she more than proved herself in her three months in that position. Polly joined the Beef Board team as director of evaluation in early 2010. Her previous 20-plus years in the beef industry most recently included six years with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), working in the areas of issues management, membership and communications. Prior to NCBA, she served as communication director for the North American Limousin Foundation (NALF), was compliance coordinator for the institutional animal care and use committee at Colorado State University, and was director of communications for the American Gelbvieh Association. She holds a bachelor’s degree in English from University of Colorado and a master’s degree in agriculture, with an emphasis in beef industry leadership, from Colorado State University. Polly has one son, Ryan, and lives in Denver with her husband, Randy. “The opportunity to serve farmers and ranchers in this way is an unparalleled honor,” Ruhland said. “I am committed to working every hour of every day to promote beef through the unique cooperation and coordination offered by the Beef Checkoff Program.” The Beef Checkoff Program was established as part of the 1985 Farm Bill. The checkoff assesses $1 per head on the sale of live domestic and imported cattle, in addition to a comparable assessment on imported beef and beef products. States retain up to 50 cents on the dollar and forward the other 50 cents per head to the Cattlemen’s Beef Promotion and Research Board, which administers the national checkoff program, subject to USDA approval.

A m e r i c a n

Looking for Gelbvieh sale catalogs? AGA has developed a special web page to allow sale catalogs to be viewed at www.gelbvieh.org. This service is free to breeders who advertise their sale with a display ad in Gelbvieh World or The Profit Picture. To list a catalog, contact Dana Stewart at danas@gelbvieh.org with a PDF file of your catalog. The link to the Sale Catalog page is on the Gelbvieh homepage.

Gelbvieh Arrivals Nathan and Hillary Munger, Eagle Pass Ranch, Highmore, S.D., are proud to announce the arrival of Steven Rhett Munger. He was born August 22, 2011 and weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces, and was 20 inches long. Steven Rhett was welcomed to the world by grandparents Steve and Debi Munger also of Highmore, and Kevin and Shari Schlake, Cortland, Neb. Steven Rhett Munger

Dan and Kate Warner, Warner Beef Genetics, Arapahoe, Neb., would like to announce the arrival of Kallan Kim Warner. He was born on September 6, 2011 and weighed 5 pounds and was 19 inches long. Kallan Kim was welcomed home by big sisters Gentry, 7, and Berkley, 5, and the rest of the Warner Beef Genetics family.

G e l b v i e h

Berkley, Kallan, and Gentry Warner

A s s o c i a t i o n

Area Coordinators “Sale season is here. Contact me if you are looking for registered seedstock or commercial females. I can assist you in developing a marketing plan for your upcoming production sale.”

Brandon McEndaffer Central Region

brandonm@gelbvieh.org (970) 520-3020 (C)

“Demand is good. If you are looking for additional females, registered or commercial, or your next herd bull contact me. I can help you locate ones that will suit the most discriminating buyer.”

William McIntosh Eastern Region

williamm@gelbvieh.org (502) 867-3132 (C)

Western region Gelbvieh members and commercial producers should contact Frank Padilla at the American Gelbvieh Association office at 303-465-2333.

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on your herd? let’s chat. IGENITY® is changing the way you see your herd. Get the inside scoop with this easy-tounderstand DNA profiling tool that gives you an earlier, more accurate look at your herd’s potential. Talk with an advisor from IGENITY today to get started. Gary Felger Lohman, Mo. (573) 355-4709 gary.felger@merial.com Territory: Iowa and Missouri Brian Geneva Coweta, Okla. (918) 457-7135 brian.geneva@merial.com Territory: SE Kansas, SW Missouri, western Arkansas, Oklahoma and northeastern Texas Zac Hall Bismarck, N.D. (701) 426-0285 zachary.hall@merial.com Territory: North Dakota and South Dakota Courtney Kealey Bozeman, Mont. (406) 270-6290 courtney.kealey@merial.com Territory: Montana, Wyoming and Idaho Sam Lewis Schulenburg, Tex. (979) 229-2431 sam.lewis@merial.com Territory: Texas Rick Pfortmiller Natoma, Kan. (785) 230-9507 rick.pfortmiller@merial.com Territory: Kansas and Nebraska Kristen Clark and the Customer Service Team Duluth, Ga. • (877) 443-6489 igenity.support@merial.com Territory: Representatives are available to service all states Dr. Kevin DeHaan Technical Services Director Taylor, Mo. (217) 430-4189 kevin.dehaan@merial.com Dr. Jim Gibb Technical Services Director Louisville, Colo. (303) 664-9494 jim.gibb@merial.com

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AGA Launches New Web-Marketing Campaign

Visit www.gelbvieh.org and click on any of the four buttons, like the one pictured above, to learn more about how Gelbvieh is the versatile Continental breed.

Cattlemen are seeing Gelbvieh in a whole new place – the Internet. In October, the American Gelbvieh same time, because the four pages are Association launched a new six month contained within the Gelbvieh website, if web-based marketing campaign. The the viewer wishes to explore more, they are purpose is to keep Gelbvieh in the forefront able to do so without leaving the site.” during peak sale season and to supplement marketing efforts achieved through the Each page of this web-marketing “Add Pounds. Add Profit.” inserts. campaign has a special section titled “Find a Sale.” This makes it easy for viewers to Internet banner ads were placed on four find Gelbvieh and Balancer® cattle for sale. publications’ websites. The websites are: There are direct links to the calendar of www.cattlebusinessweekly.com; www.hpj. upcoming sales, sale catalog page, female com/livestock; www.cattletoday.com; and listings, bull listings, and feeder calf listings. www.wlj.net. Since the launch of the banner ads and “We have created four different banner the new web pages, AGA staff report an ads, all with a similar design. Each ad increase in traffic to their website in terms contains three messages promoting the of increased number of views, number of attributes of the Gelbvieh breed. The unique visitors and time spent on the site. messages also emphasize traits which research has shown to be of value to The Internet banner ads are in commercial cattle producers,” said Jennifer supplement to the “Add Pounds. Add Scharpe, AGA director of communications. Profit.” inserts. A large portion of the AGA national advertising campaign for the past Each publication’s website has a two years has been placing inserts in nine different ad. The ads will then be rotated regional livestock tabloid publications. Last among the sites from October to March. year the two inserts – one in the fall of “What’s unique about this campaign is 2010 and one in January of 2011 – reached that each banner ad links to its own page a total of 1.12 million impressions. within the Gelbvieh website. Those pages This year the AGA has increased the provide the facts, charts, testimonials and number of pages of the fall insert from additional information to back up the two to four – which will increase the total messages in the banner ads,” continued number of impressions and improving Scharpe. promotional efforts. The January insert The banner ads represent four key will continue to be four pages. A total messages: Powerful Genetics, MARC Data of 185,500 of each insert are printed. A Proves It; Feedlot Performance, and Added small number of each insert is available for Value. members to use in their own promotional “This is new territory in terms of and marketing efforts. Below is a schedule advertising for the American Gelbvieh of when the inserts will appear. Association and frankly, any other breed association,” said Frank Publication Fall Insert Date January Insert Date Padilla, AGA director of breed promotion. “Other breed Western Livestock Journal 10/31/2011 1/23/2012 associations use Internet banner Cattle Today 10/15/2011 1/13/2012 advertising, however this High Plains Journal 11/7/2011 1/2/2012 campaign links each banner ad Western Ag Reporter 11/3/2011 1/26/2012 to its own page where viewers Ozarks Farm & Neighbor 10/24/2011 – MO 1/16/2012 – MO can learn more information 10/31/2011 - AR 1/23/2012 - AR specific to those messages Cattle Business Weekly 10/19/2011 1/25/2012 without having to search 11/4/2011 1/13/2012 through a bunch of other pages Farm Guide on the Gelbvieh website which Farm & Ranch Guide 11/4/2011 1/13/2012 may not interest them. At the Midwest Marketer 11/5/2011 1/14/2012



Industry Update

News news Making Smarter Replacement Heifer Decisions through the IGENITY® Profile Ask any cattle producer, and they’ll tell you a good female is hard to find – and they’re not talking about their spouse. Selecting and developing replacement heifers requires a significant ranch investment. Not only does she stay in the herd for a long time, heifers chosen as replacements will help to define the genetic direction and profitability of a herd for years to come. That’s why many Gelbvieh producers have turned to DNA technology, through the comprehensive IGENITY® profile, to assist in making important replacement heifer decisions. “Replacement heifers are an important contributor to herd profitability and a key to the future of the herd,” says Dr. Kevin DeHaan, technical services director for IGENITY, a division of Merial. “Producers can help take some of the risk out of replacement heifer development by incorporating the IGENTY profile to their existing selection and management protocols to gain inside information about

key economic traits that directly affect the profitability of replacement females.” Dr. DeHaan says replacement heifer selection often begins at weaning with an initial sort of the female calf crop. Producers may collect DNA samples at this time and add the information from IGENITY to their existing selection protocols. By using the power of DNA technology to evaluate young females, producers can help to avoid the initial expense of developing heifers that will be culled at breeding. “Producers have always done a visual sort of their replacement heifers,” explains Dr. DeHaan. “With the IGENITY profile, producers have an opportunity to take a look on the inside as well.” Iowa producer, Gary Martens, agrees. He has been using the IGENITY profile in his purebred Gelbvieh herd for almost three years. “The information from the IGENITY profile helps us select the top

“Selecting the right replacement heifers not only affects the profitability of the individual female, but more importantly, it affects the profitability of the herd in the future.” Gary Martens animals and where to go from there,” says Martens. “It gives you an idea other than just guessing and looking at the animals.” Martens, who has DNA profiled his herd bulls and the majority of the

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percent difference over time can mean significant differences in profitability for traits such as feed efficiency or carcass traits.” If producers are looking at short-term profitability of an individual female, or long-term genetic progress, Dr. DeHaan says they can’t afford to select another heifer without the IGENITY profile. “Second to herd sires, young females have the greatest impact on a herd’s short- and long-term success,” he says. “Adding the IGENITY profile to heifer selection protocols can help producers ensure decisions made today will result in a productive, efficient herd for years to come.” To get started, producers can order sample collection kits by contacting their IGENITY sales representative, call 1-877-443-6489 or visit www. igenity.com/beef. Results will be returned to producers several weeks after samples are received. Sample collection can be done at any time or age; At year eight, the additional lift that occurs from selecting the superior replacement however, collecting samples when animals are heifers results in a 10 percent advantage compared with random selection. already being processed may be the most convenient. Planning ahead will ensure the information will be females in his operation, says he uses the IGENITY profile to available in time to make selection decisions and provide results assist in important ranch management decisions. “Selecting the at production sales. right replacement heifers not only affects the profitability of the ®IGENITY is a registered trademark of Merial. individual female, but more importantly, it affects the profitability ©2011 Merial Limited, Duluth, GA. All rights reserved. of the herd in the future.” To illustrate how selection decisions affect a herd over time, Dr. Bob Weaber, assistant professor, animal sciences and industry, Kansas State University, developed a model for IGENITY that calculates the potential genetic outcome based on a given scenario. “The purpose of this model is to explore the effect over time of different selection protocols and strategies,” Dr. Weaber says. “It is designed to illustrate the differences in genetic merit based on using the IGENITY profile to help select sires or replacement heifers, or the combination of both.” The graph above illustrates the change in genetic merit of progeny for marbling over time if producers use the IGENITY profile to select superior replacement heifers. Marbling is used in this example; however, this same illustration can be applied to any trait available from IGENITY. In this example, the herd size remains the same for both groups, and both groups improve their genetic potential by using sires with a score of 7 for marbling. However, for the herd represented by the solid line, the best 20 percent of the females are selected to return to the herd based on their scores from IGENITY. Random replacement selection is used in the herd represented by the dashed line. In the graph at year eight, the additional lift that occurs from selecting the superior replacement heifers results in a 10 percent advantage compared with random selection. Dr. DeHaan says this demonstrates how the use of the IGENITY profile to select replacement heifers can help producers make faster genetic progress and gain efficiencies. “By using the inside information from IGENITY to select replacement females, producers can help to ensure they are pointing their herd in the right direction to make faster genetic progress and return dollars to their bottom line,” he says. “A 10

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Industry Update

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AGA Update

News news Quick Tips for AGA Online System Frequently Asked Questions - Non-Gelbvieh Animals Below are a few frequently asked questions regarding nonAMGV animals and the online registry system. Additional tips and information can be found at http://www.gelbvieh.org/education/ animalregistration/onlineregistrysystem.html or by clicking on Animal Registration under the Education tab and following the link to the online registry system help page. The online registry system is available to all members of the American Gelbvieh Association. Simply return your Online User Agreement to the AGA office to receive your login and password information. For additional questions regarding the online registry system contact the AGA office at 303-465-2333 or email info@gelbvieh.org.

the animal to the database and a complete record will be updated when we do our next download from the respective associations. As such, it is helpful if you submit those animals at least 45 days prior to entering calf data so the complete records are in place. For other non-AMGV animals, fax the AGA office a copy of the registration paper for females and the registration number for AI sires. For these animals, typically a two generation pedigree is built.

How can I see if an Angus, Red Angus or other non-Gelbvieh animal is already in the AGA database?

To use a non-Gelbvieh animal as a sire or dam simply put in the complete registry code and registration number into the sire and dam information boxes (i.e. AMAN13062750). Dam’s should show up in your current My Inventory screen. You can add sires to the Quick Sire Picker (see the Tools menu online) which will eliminate having to repetitively enter the sires numbers.

The AGA enters non-Gelbvieh animals on an as needed basis. You can check to see if an animal is in the AGA database and view current EPDs by doing an Animal Search. Enter either part of the animal’s name or the registration number. For non-Gelbvieh animals you need to enter the breed of origin registry prefix in front of the animal’s registration number. A list of common registries is listed in the table below. If you type in a registration number in the Animal Search and no results are returned the animal is not in the database.

How do I use Angus, Red Angus or other non-Gelbvieh animals with the online registry system?

What if I don’t breed the female in the future for a Balancer® offspring? If you want to temporarily remove a non-AMGV female from your My Inventory list because she was not bred for a Balancer® or hybrid calf for that calving year, update her status with a disposal code “50”. Females that have a disposal code of 50 will be reset at Herd Assessment time for the following year to Active. You are not charged a reactivation fee if you use the 50 code. If the female leaves the herd permanently you should use the standard 1-25 disposal codes to update her status.

Registry Breed

Registry Breed

AMAN

Angus

AMMA

Maine Anjou

AMBA

Barzona

AMAR

Red Angus

AMBM

Beefmaster

AMRB

Red Brangus

AMBR

Brahman

AMRP

Red Poll

AMBN

Brangus

AMSA

Salers

AMCH

Charolais

AMSG

Santa Gertrudis

AMCG

Chi- Angus

AMSE

Senepol

AMCA

Chianina

AMSS

Shorthorn

AMGE

Gelbray

AMSM

Simental

How do I add a non-Gelbvieh animal?

AMHH

Hereford - Horned AMDS

South Devon

AMHP

Hereford - Polled

Tarentaise

For an Angus or Red Angus animal simply email the registration number to registration@gelbvieh.org. Please note if you are the owner of record on the animal. This is especially important for females that need to be added to your herd inventories. We will add

AMLM

Limousin

Use the Animal Search to find an animal by search for the animal’s name. For AMGV animals, do not enter the prefix and tattoo.

When searching for an animal using a registration number, a 4 letter registry code is needed for non-AMGV animals.

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AMTA

Use one of the above 4 letter codes in front of the animals’ registration number to search for non-AMGV animals in the online animal search.


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AGA Update

News news American Gelbvieh Association Fee System Revisions Demand for Gelbvieh and Balancer® genetics is very strong across the country. Breeders who offer documented pedigree and EPD information and the type of cattle that meet the demands of the beef industry are capitalizing on the current market trends and are well positioned for the future. The American Gelbvieh Association Board of Directors is committed to keep the association positioned for the next 40 years of success and growth. The Gelbvieh breed ranks in the top seven for all U.S. beef breeds. It is the goal of the Board of Directors, and should be the goal of all AGA members, to not only maintain the breed’s relevance in the beef industry but to surpass current market share. There is opportunity for growth for the Gelbvieh breed. The AGA is continuing to seek ways to become more efficient while not compromising member services. For the past year, the Board of Directors and the AGA Finance Committee has conducted an extensive evaluation of fees you pay as members of and to conduct business with the AGA. The Board and the Committee received input from members and listened to their concerns. The overwhelming response from members was the need to create a fee structure that would create ease of transaction for members. This was no small process, nor was the decision taken lightly. During the recent August Board of Directors meeting, the Board reviewed the recommendations of the Finance Committee and passed changes to the current fee system. The changes go into effect on January 1, 2012.

For members already on the One-Rate payment plan, the Board approved fee system should look familiar to you. For members on the Traditional payment plan, the Traditional plan will be discontinued. Starting January 1, 2012, there will only be one payment plan – the One-Rate plan. AGA membership will be required to register cattle. Credits will be tied to the cow and will not expire. See below for further explanations or refer to the letter mailed to membership in mid-October. Members are encouraged to take a close look at the females on their current herd inventory. Because of tying the registration credit to the cow, it is recommended that females that are bred for 2012 calves are on the member’s current herd inventory by January 1, 2012; this includes non-AMGV females. Members using the online registry system can easily view current females on their inventory using the “My herd>My Registered Females” or “My Herd>My Inventory”. If members are not on the online registry system, contact the AGA office to request your login and password. The AGA is committed to the continued success of its members. The adopted fee system will create ease of transaction when doing business with the AGA. Additionally, providing quality member services is of utmost importance. Services such as industry leading research projects, performance evaluation, marketing programs, the online registry system, and many others are available to assist members. Please contact an AGA staff member for more information on any AGA’s member services and how they may benefit you. Questions or concerns regarding the fee system should be directed to any member of the Board of Directors.

AGA Fee System - What does it mean? Effective January 1, 2012 AGA active membership required • To register animals with the American Gelbvieh Association, individuals must have an active membership. • Members are considered active if members have paid annual Herd Assessment and dues applicable to membership type. • Members receive a free subscription to Gelbvieh World magazine, one free registration to the AGA annual convention, and have access to more than 40 programs and services. • Non-members transactions accepted until December 31, 2011. One fee type: One-Rate • Only one payment plan for annual Herd Assessments (HAS): OneRate plan. • HAS rate will be $25.00 for females over 13 months of age, as of January 1 of each year • Calf registration will continue to be one HAS credit; however there will be zero late fees. • Registrations for natural born multiple births (i.e. twins, triplets) will be at no additional cost. Annual Herd Assessments due March 15 • Annual Herd Assessments will be due March 15 of each year. • Recorded member owners females of Herd Assessment age as of January 1 of each year are responsible for paying current year Herd Assessments on those females. • HAS received after March 15 will be charged late fees at the rate of: +5% after 1-30 days; +10% after 31-60 days; +15% after 60 days. 18 | November 2011

Credit tied to cow • Credit tied to the cow each year, with no expiration date and the credit stays with the cow, even if cow is transferred. • Credits cannot be used for a calf born in a different year from the same cow or transferred to another cow. • Example: Cow assessed for 2012 calf but no calf recorded, credit cannot be applied to another calf. • Example: Cow assessed for 2012 calf but no 2012 calf recorded, if cow is deactivated and then reactivated at a later date, credit is available for use on the 2012 born calf. Processing fee for work submitted on paper • All work submitted on paper automatically charged a $2.00 processing fee, per animal, per transaction. • Members encouraged to use online registry system. • Work submitted via HerdTrack considered electronic. Registration of ET calves • Donor cow with paid HAS has one credit for use on natural born calf or one ET calf per year. • Recipient dams with paid HAS can use credit on ET calf. • Additional ET calf registrations are charged current HAS rate • ET Transfer Form must accompany any ET calf registration by a non-owner of the donor dam. No additional charge Reactivation of females • Reactivating females that have been disposed of within the current


HAS year — the fee is two times current HAS rate (2 x $25). Female will receive one registration credit. • Example: Member disposes of a female with March 15, 2012 Herd Assessments. Member can reactivate female up to January 1, 2013 for $50 and will receive one registration credit for 2012 calf. • Reactivating females not on current year’s HAS inventory — Females over 13 months of age will be charged HAS rate ($25) for every year the female has not been on member’s herd inventory. Female will then receive one registration credit for each corresponding year. • Example: Member disposes of a female in 2008. To reactive female in 2012, member will be charged for 4 years of HAS fees (4 x $25 = $100). Female will receive one registration credit for each calf born in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012. Assessments on cows not on inventory • Cows that have never been on member inventory (AMGV or nonAMGV) are assessed current HAS rate. • Assessed at the time calf is recorded. Free transfers, with active HAS • Transfers for active members will be free. • Members must have paid HAS for current year. • Females of assessment age must have a paid Herd Assessment for current year to transfer. • Transfers from non-members will cost $20.00. Correcting parentage on Foundation females • Flat fee of $200. • Fee covers correcting parentage on Foundation females and

subsequent generations. • Example: Replacing an AMXX number with an AMGV number, provided that AMGV animal is registered and was previously disposed. Added free services • No charges for HerdTrack additional animal files. • Changes to membership names are free. • No charges for corrections or duplicates. • No late fees for registrations or transfers. • No additional charges for natural born multiple births. Registration of current One-Rate calves • 2011 spring born calves - born from Jan. 1 to July 31 and recorded by April 15, 2012 charged one Credit or $18.00; if received after April 15, traditional fees apply. • 2011 fall born calves - born from Aug. 1 to Dec. 31 and recorded by July 31, 2012 charged one Credit or $18.00; if received after July 31, traditional fees apply. • After January 1, 2012, calves born prior to 2011 will be charged current HAS to register. Traditional payment plan effective until January 1, 2012 and on all 2011 born calves. • HAS fee remains $12.50 until January 1, 2012. • Registrations on 2011 born calves charged current Traditional payment plan rates. • Transfer fees for members on Traditional plan are charged current rate. • Once 2012 HAS paid, transfers are free.

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AGA Update

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Gelbvieh Breeders, Owners Select for

Maternal Efficiency Annual Dam of Merit and Dam of Distinction Honor Roll The American Gelbvieh Association (AGA) is proud to honor females in their herdbook that exhibit consistent maternal efficiency through the Dam of Merit and Dam of Distinction program. The AGA credits its members who continue to place selection emphasis on the maternal traits of the breed by being owners or breeders of these outstanding Gelbvieh and Balancer® females. Of the 37,865 active cows in the AGA herdbook, only 5.8 percent qualify for Dam of Merit. Just 1.2 percent of all active cows qualify for the Dam of Distinction honors. The following is the top ten ranking of states for the combined total of Dams of Merit and Dams of Distinction. Rank State Total 1. Kansas 363 2. South Dakota 313 3. Missouri 284 4. Nebraska 265 5. North Dakota 226 6. Montana 199 7. Iowa 142 8. Minnesota 118 9. Colorado 89 10. Kentucky 82

The American Gelbvieh Association recognizes Dam of Merit or Dam of Distinction based on data submitted to the AGA office as of August 12, 2011. A Dam of Merit must have produced at least three calves and Dam of Distinction must have produced a minimum of eight calves plus meet the following qualifications: • Age at first calving must not exceed 25 months (max of 790 days of age). • Produce a calf that was born between January 1, 2010 and March 1, 2011. • Possess a minimum average weaning weight ratio of 101 for all calves. • Maintained a regular calving interval. Average calving interval must not exceed the value calculated using the following formula: (#of calving intervals x 365 days) + 30 days # Of calving intervals

Top 20 Breeders

Top 20 Owners

Dam of Dam of Name City, State Distinction Merit TOTAL

Dam of Dam of Name City, State Distinction Merit TOTAL

Judd Ranch Inc Pomona, KS 14 68 82 Bar T Bar Ranch Inc Winslow, Az 13 58 71 Sieler Ranch Inc Plevna, Mt 13 42 55 Lazy TV Ranch Selby, Sd 1 42 43 Knoll Crest Farms Red House, Va 2 40 42 Wehri Gelbvieh Hebron, Nd 5 35 40 Flying H Genetics Arapahoe, Ne 0 34 34 Gaaskjolen Gelbvieh Meadow, Sd 8 25 33 Pearson Cattle Co Inc Lake City, Sd 2 30 32 Bar Arrow Cattle Co Phillipsburg, Ks 7 23 30 Feist Gelbvieh Ludlow, Sd 8 21 29 J-Bob Farms Biscoe, Nc 7 21 28 Schafer Farms Inc Goodhue, Mn 1 26 27 Stuecken Brothers Freeburg, Mo 4 23 27 Chimney Butte Ranch Mandan, Nd 4 21 25 Diamond D Gelbvieh Mandan, Nd 7 18 25 Miller Gelbvieh Farm Glen Ullin, Nd 9 16 25 Mlm Gelbvieh Superior, Ne 8 16 24 Jeff Swanson Oxford, Ne 4 20 24 Redland Gelbvieh Hysham, Mt 2 20 22

Judd Ranch Inc Pomona, Ks 15 67 82 Bar T Bar Ranch Inc Winslow, Az 10 61 71 Sieler Ranch Inc Plevna, Mt 13 42 55 Lazy Tv Ranch Selby, Sd 1 46 47 Wehri Gelbvieh Hebron, Nd 5 35 40 Schafer Farms Inc Goodhue, Mn 1 39 40 Knoll Crest Farms Red House, Va 2 37 39 Flying H Genetics Arapahoe, Ne 0 37 37 A B Farms Inc Lathrop, Mo 11 23 34 Gaaskjolen Gelbvieh Meadow, Sd 8 25 33 Pearson Cattle Co Inc Lake City, Sd 2 30 32 Feist Gelbvieh Ludlow, Sd 8 21 29 Miller Gelbvieh Farm Glen Ullin, Nd 9 19 28 Mlm Gelbvieh Superior, Ne 9 18 27 Bar Arrow Cattle Co Phillipsburg, Ks 5 21 26 Redland Gelbvieh Hysham, Mt 3 22 25 Jeff Swanson Oxford, Ne 4 20 24 Diamond D Gelbvieh Mandan, Nd 7 17 24 Sandy Knoll Farm St John, Ks 3 19 22 Stuecken Brothers Freeburg, Mo 2 20 22

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Or the female had her 3rd calf before her 4th birthday and maintained a 365-day calving interval thereafter. Rankings may appear different from Dam of Merit mailing. Some females had been unintentionally disqualified based on age at first calving. Members can request an updated listing by contacting the AGA office.


Farm Name

City

DOD

DOM Total

Alabama Kittle Gelbvieh Farms Rob Peacock

Geraldine Mt Meigs

0 2

5 0

5 2

10 0

61 2

71 2

0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1

1 2 1 8 1 1 1 3 1 1

1 2 1 11 1 1 1 3 1 2

1 0 1

1 1 1

2 1 2

0 0 0 3 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0

2 2 1 1 2 2 4 7 1 1 2 2 2 3 5 8 0 1 1 1 1 1 3 4 5 5 1 1 16 16 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 0 1 10 10 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 2 2 3 3

Arizona Bar T Bar Ranch Inc Winslow Triple N Gelbvieh Lk Havasu City

Arakansas Elysia Bushey Mtn Home Fourwinds Gelbvieh Ranch Huntsville Sarah Nicole Golmon Norfork Hodges Ranch Omaha J&N Cattle Co Rogers Rasha Martin Judsonia Martin Cattle Co Judsonia Miller Gelbvieh Farm Strawberry Sikes Gelbvieh Farm Viola Triple D Farms Mountain Home

California Don & Diana Cardey Turlock Merlin & Jeanette Peets Orland Ray-Mar Ranches Oakdale

Colorado Bagwell Gelbvieh Alamosa Bar Seventy Gelbvieh Del Norte Black Gold Cattle Co Pritchett Bow K Ranch Olathe Justin Covington Montrose Covington Gelbvieh Montrose Faris Gelbvieh Pueblo Steve & Gail Fiolkoski Pierce Gold Spur Genetics Llc Brush Grand Valley Gelbvieh/Balancer Parachute Chase Greenwalt Ft Collins John R Hawks Olathe Haworth Ranch Walden Indian Head Gelbvieh Del Norte Jumping Cow Gelbvieh Deer Trail Anthony K Lubin Crawford Brandon McEndaffer New Raymer Mill Iron Lazy V Cattle Co Kersey Nichols Gelbvieh Mesa P Diamond Livestock Llc Rand Plateau Gelbvieh Peetz Prairie Trail Cattle Co Fort Collins Jimmy D or Sharilyn Richardson Dove Creek Ridinger Cattle Company Deer Trail Roubideau Canyon Ranch Delta Linda Shafer Strasburg Tla Gelbvieh Trinidad David P or Cookie Vanden Hoek Olathe Wilkinson Gelbvieh Ranch Model Woods Gelbvieh Montrose

Georgia Lazy S Gelbvieh Farm Ball Ground Adam Verner Rutledge Allison Verner Rutledge Verner Farms Llc Rutledge

0 3 3 0 2 2 0 1 1 1 4 5

Farm Name

City

DOD

Atlanta Gainesville

1 1

1 1

2 2

Bradley Mountain Ranch Arbon D&F Gelbvieh Tendoy Potter’s Emmett Valley Ranch Emmett Rock Solid Gelbvieh Blackfoot

0 0 0 0

3 8 1 2

3 8 1 2

0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

2 2 5 2 0 2 0 1 3 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 1 1 2

2 2 5 2 1 3 2 1 3 1 2 2 3 1 5 2 1 1 2

0 0 0 0 0

1 1 7 1 1

1 1 7 1 1

3 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4 1 3 1 1 3 8 1 1 1 1 3 6 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 2

7 1 5 1 1 3 8 1 1 1 1 5 6 1 2 3 1 1 1 1 5 1 2 2

Wagner Performance Cattle Yellow Creek Ranch

DOM Total

Idaho

Illinois Sydney B Bigger Media Bigger/Pogue Farm Media Blackhawk Cattle Co Oregon Cline’s Shady Lane Gelbvieh Petersburg Ddm Gelbvieh Winslow Dienst Gelbvieh Toulon Double D Farm Winslow Fecht Farm Cattle Co Carthage Gronewold Farm Carthage Hemken Horse & Cattle Hillsboro J & K Farms Ava J-K Cattle Co Shannon Kitley Gelbvieh Flora Knoles Stock Farm Mason City Kruse Farms & Feedlots Byron M&T Gelbviehs Dawson Jon & Deb Pearson Mt Morris Levi B Porter Ipava Jared Ruter Shannon

Indiana Ryan or Alison Baker Bristol Glaub Farm Gelbvieh Liberty Emily Griffiths Kendallville Hagedorn’s Triple H Farms Dale Mike & Lanna Kloer Family Huntington

Iowa Abcs Gelbvieh Winthrop Adam D Ackerman Sibley Boyer Ridge Century Farm Moravia Cib’s Gelbvieh Clutier Circle V Farms Wellsburg Ckj Gelbvieh Collins Crooked Creek Cattle Co Waukon Fmh Gelbviehs Toledo Golden Pyramid Genetics Lenox Grant Seuferer & Boehler Gelb Milo Hobbs Gelbvieh Lucas Holste’s Triple H Farms Clarinda Jim Horton Ft Dodge Mark Hostert Bernard Wes & Mandy Jones Bloomfield Kenyon Cattle Milford Darrell Kloster Columbia Tl Kopriva-Gelbvieh Clutier L&L Fitting Hartley Little Sioux Gelbvieh Ranch Milford Lone Oak Gelbvieh Mechanicsville M & M Gelbvieh Sibley Martens Gelbvieh Walnut McCabe Cattle Co Farley Continued on page 22

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Farm Name

City

Minnehan Family Farms Churdan Kirk Todd Moser Colesburg Oswald Ranch Osceola Michael H Petersen Danbury Prairie Grove Gelbvieh Danville Raasch Balanced Genetics Adair Linda Reiste Bloomfield Rocker B Ranch Indianola Rolling Hills Gelbvieh/Wes Jones Bloomfield Adelyn Sienknecht Gladbrook Sienknecht Cattle Company Gladbrook Soap Creek Gelbvieh Drakesville Nate Solberg Akron Charles & Kay Struthers Collins Brad Synder St Marys Taylor Family Gelbvieh Milford The Two Step Ranch Farley Triple U Ranch Correctionville Williamson Gelbvieh Ankeny Richard G Willms Griswold Windridge Farms Decorah Ashley Zylstra Milford

DOD

DOM Total

0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0

1 1 11 1 5 2 3 1 1 1 1 7 1 16 1 1 6 2 2 2 2 1

1 1 13 1 6 2 3 1 1 1 1 7 1 21 1 1 8 2 4 2 2 1

0 0 1 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 3 2 2 0 3 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 15 1 1 0 0 0 0

2 1 0 21 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 16 7 4 4 1 6 3 0 12 2 1 2 2 3 1 2 7 1 2 1 67 2 0 2 5 2 3

2 1 1 26 1 1 1 4 1 1 3 16 10 6 6 1 9 6 1 14 3 1 2 2 3 1 2 8 1 3 1 82 3 1 2 5 2 3

Kansas 4T Ranch Columbus Tanner Aherin Phillipsburg Albers Gelbvieh Cunningham Bar Arrow Cattle Co Phillipsburg Collin Berkley Osborne Seth Beying Leavenworth Biggs Bros Cattle Co Barnard Blue Lake Farms Redfield Cole Buffo Lansing Kyle Cavalli Lincoln Cleland Cattle Company Arma Davidson Brothers Gelbvieh Mccune Dawson Creek Gelbvieh Easton Jim & Terri Degeer Erie Diamond V Gelbvieh Stockton Double K Cattle Fredonia Dry Creek Farm Osborne Flint Hills Gelbvieh Alma Franklin Family Gelbvieh Girard Gilly’s Gelbvieh Jewell Jeremy Grable Troy John Griesel Howard Jerry Grund Wallace Grund Gelbvieh Ranch Sharon Springs Hart Agency Inc Fairway Hedges Ss Gelbvieh Pleasanton Hightower Cattle Company Lacygne Holle Gelbvieh Oberlin Ht Cattle Company Lacygne Kayla Jarvis Phillipsburg Jnr Gelbvieh Farm Caney Judd Ranch Inc Pomona Last Dollar Ranch Louisburg Loire Creek Cattle Alma Lucky 7 Gelbvieh Mccune Marshall Cattle Co Medicine Lodge Martin’s Golden Acres Ford Martin’s Golden Acres Ford

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Farm Name

City

Meng Farms Cattle Company Troy Tom & Peggy Minor Oswego Mulroy Farms Llc Mayetta Nelson Ranch Soldier Nisly Ranch Hutchinson John C Oswald & Sons Hutchinson Overmiller Gelbvieh Smith Center P. & R. Farm Baxter Springs Post Rock Cattle Co Barnard Matt Dillon Raile St Francis Raile Gelbvieh St Francis Raile Gelbvieh St Francis Raile Gelbvieh/Cody Raile St Francis S&D Gelbvieh Hutchinson Salt Creek Ranch Severy Sandy Knoll Farm St John Scott Gelbvieh El Dorado John Robert Shearer Canton Spring Valley Farms Agra State Line Genetics Cimarron Stucky Gelbviehs Salina Triple W Gelbvieh Galena Twin Oak Gelbvieh Leavenworth Windy Hill Gelbvieh Mccune

DOD 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 3 7 1 6 1 2 0 0 2

DOM Total 6 6 1 1 14 17 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 11 11 0 1 2 2 5 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 19 22 4 11 1 2 8 14 2 3 2 4 3 3 2 2 12 14

Kentucky Bee Lick Gelbvieh Farm Crab Orchard 1 Cassandra K Bell Centertown 0 Tyler Bitzer Shelbyville 0 Bray Gelbvieh Bedford 0 Bush Cattle Farm Franklin 0 Cash Road Ranch Lewisport 0 Day Farms Nicholasville 0 Donna Jo Horine/Niles Bray Bedford 0 Double Diamond Farms Cynthiana 0 Dyer Farms Burkesville 0 Fitch Gelbvieh Maysville 0 Hasty Rocky Hill Farms Lancaster 0 Horine’s Gelbvieh Bedford 0 JenJoe Farms Clinton 0 Jessica Johnson Parksville 0 Justin Johnson Parksville 0 Kendall Kilbourne East Bernstadt 0 David & Jo Nell Kyler Cadiz 2 Larmon Mill Acres Alvaton 0 Tony C Lee Lancaster 0 Lullaby Ridge Llc Waynesburg 0 M K Keller Harkel Farm Magnolia 0 Mike Moore Gentle G Farm Annville 0 Mockingbird Hill Farm Rochester 2 Padon Farms Salem 0 E And B Piles Farm Bardstown 1 Robert Lloyd Reynolds Crab Orchard 0 Reynolds Bee Lick Gelbvieh Crab Orchard 0 Rolling Acres Farm Bowling Green 0 Ronald & Randy Gelbvieh Farm Eubank 0 Single Tree Farm Knob Lick 0 Arthur Slaughter Fredonia 1 Samuel Bailey Smith Crab Orchard 0 Soldier Creek Gelbviehs Benton 0 Springhaven Farm Inc Albany 1

6 7 1 1 3 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 3 3 1 1 3 3 1 1 6 6 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 6 8 1 1 3 3 1 1 1 1 2 2 7 9 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 1

Continued on page 24


Kansas Gelbvieh Association 11th Annual

“Pick of the Herd” Female Sale An incredible Genetic Opportunity…

1:00 PM • Saturday, November 26, 2011 • Salina Farmers & Ranchers Commission Co.

30 Fancy Open Heifer Calves

10 Ms Mission 038X – She Sells!

Bred Females

X Hail – She Sells!

• Class winner at the 2011 Twister Classic, Kearney • Reserve Grand Female at 2011 KJLA Show, Wichita

& Fall Pairs

• Class Winner at the 2011 Kansas State Fair, Hutchinson • 2nd in Class at the 2011 Twister Classic, Kearney

All “Pick of the Herd” Sale females (bred & open) are eligible to compete for the $5,000 Futurity Show Payback in 2012 … open to all junior exhibitors nationwide under 21 years of age. All open heifers will be halter broke and ready to show.

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This is THE EVENT IN 2011! All the heifer calves and steers in this offering will be competitive at the 2012 National Junior Show in Missouri!

Hand Picked Show Steers

This year’s “Pick of the Herd” sale will again feature the pick of 30-plus breed-leading programs and 4,000-plus cow/calf pairs, bred heifers and open heifers from KGA members.

Consignors 4B Gelbvieh Aherin Brothers Livestock Bar Arrow Cattle Co. Seth Beying Cooper Gelbvieh Dawson Creek Gelbvieh DeGeer Gelbvieh

Diamond V Gelbvieh Grund Beef Genetics Hightower Cattle Co. Hilltop Farms LeDoux Ranch Matt & Andrea Murray Overmiller Gelbvieh

Post Rock Cattle Co. Southeast Comm. College Schawang Cattle Co. Stucky Gelbvieh Van Tucker Travis Wolfe Triple K Gelbvieh

Call Brian Beying for this Incredible Genetic Opportunity Sale Catalog. 913.547.1635 or 913.651.8068 • bulls-eye@hughes.net


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Farm Name

City

DOD

DOM Total

Maryland Valley View Farm Oakland

1

1

2

Burlington Burlington West Branch

0 0 2

1 1 2

1 1 4

Bar Tv Gelbvieh Golden Valley Brandywine Farm Rushford Cascade Creek Ranch Rochester Circle V Farm Walnut Grove Cordes Farms Lake City Geranium Ldj Cattle Co Rochester Grant Pure Gelbvieh Storden Gross’ Range Line Farm Hines Keith Hass Ogilvie Hoppe Farms Inc Crookston Ivers Family Austin Kriegh Family Farm Crookston Lost River Livestock Clearbrook Pederson Gelbvieh Buffalo Rocky Hills Polled Gelbvieh Mahnomen Roger Sabin Hibbing Sauers Valley View Farms Winona Schafer Farms Inc Goodhue Dean G Swenson Little Falls Henry Torgerson Jr Aitkin Wandering Meadows Farm Lamberton

0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0

3 13 3 0 1 1 1 3 2 13 2 3 3 4 1 6 1 39 5 1 1

3 16 3 1 1 1 1 3 2 14 6 3 3 5 1 7 1 40 5 1 1

0 0 0 0

1 2 1 2

1 2 1 2

0 11 5 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 2 5 1 4

2 23 10 1 8 0 2 1 1 1 3 5 1 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 1 3 0 2

2 34 15 1 8 1 3 1 2 1 5 5 1 4 1 1 1 4 1 1 3 8 1 6

Michigan Amy L Mowry Sara Mowry Peach Lake Gelbviehs

Minnesota

Mississippi Cattle Land Inc Sardis Hull Farms Vaiden Amanda Langston - Triple L Oakland Triple L Farms Oakland

Missouri 4H Farms Lincoln A B Farms Inc Lathrop Adkins Farms Burlington Jctn Arwood Family Farms Seneca B/F Cattle Company Butler Balser’s Gelbvieh Farm Mexico Boswell Fly Creek Gelbvieh El Dorado Springs Michael & Gregory Brandt Hermann Brinser Cattle Co Trenton Brice Budd Hume Matthew Burbank Brookfield Burbank Cattle Company St Catharine Burbank Cattle/Cjsd/Bar T Bar Saint Catherine John A Busch & Sons Washington Cattleman’s Choice Genetics Deepwater Dennis & Karen Clark Flemington Cook’s Farms Of The Ozarks Wasola Double R Gelbvieh Lamar Fare Farms Jenkins Chad Foster Flemington Harold & Ruth Francis Pierce City Gatson Gelbvieh Vandalia Grow Gelbvieh Walker Hager Farms Eugene

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Farm Name

City

DOD

Halo Farms Pleasant Hope Hartland Farm Stella Hester Gelbvieh Millersville Hillside Cattle Co Centerview Hilltop Farms Asbury J&R Farms Granby Lois Jenkins Gelbvieh Bolivar Jgp Gelbvieh Lathrop Justamere Ranch Urbana Shane Lake Neosho Lake Land & Cattle Neosho Heather Lashell Phillipsburg Lawman Farms Columbia Richard Lincoln Linneus Lippe Farms Blue Eye McNeive’s Farm Versailles Bradley Lloyd McWilliams Asbury Missouri Farm Systems Inc New Florence Gary & Janice Mitchell Willard Kali Myers Oak Ridge Myers Farm Oak Ridge Norwood Gelbvieh Farm Carthage Robert Paul Washburn Ted Probert Mansfield Reinert Family Farm Billings Hailey Robertson Lamar Rock Ridge Farms Neosho Ronald Or Kathryne Rogers Mendon Rotert/Harriman Montrose Simmons Cattle Company Raymore Anson Dale Smith Willard Soap Weed Gelbvieh Ranch Phillipsburg Spring Flood Ranch Llc Goodman Steffensen J5 Cattle Company Gainesville Stuecken Brothers Freeburg Sunset Ridge Farm Patton The Big Piney River Ranch Llc Houston Truman State University Kirksville Twin Peaks Gelbvieh Gainesville Vanwinkle Farms Neosho Kyle D Vehige Bonnots Mill Chris Wade Farms Ava Wannabe Stock Farm Smithville Wareham Genetics Deepwater White Oak Farms Fordland Wolf Creek Cattle Company Farmington Rex Wood Meadville Yellow Dog Gelbvieh Lohman James Zumbrunnen Brookfield Rachel Zumbrunnen Brookfield

DOM Total

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 3 3 9 9 1 1 1 1 1 2 12 12 9 11 1 1 8 8 2 2 10 11 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 0 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 5 6 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 20 22 2 2 5 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 5 5 1 1 2 2 10 10 1 1 3 3 1 2

0 4 2 0 0 3 3 0 3 4

8 4 5 1 1 12 4 15 2 6

Montana Danell Diamond Six Ranch Lewistown Wende Gianino Boyes Goettlich Gelbvieh Ranch Hilger Anjeanette Haas Oilmont Jessie Hafer Emigrant Kalina Gelbvieh Roy Kicking Horse Ranch Oilmont Kicking Horse Ranch Oilmont Kountz Ranch Inc Brockway Ljl Gelbvieh Ranch Hamilton

8 8 7 1 1 15 7 15 5 10


Farm Name

City

DOD

M Heart D Gelbvieh Stevensville Middle Creek Farms Bozeman Chad & Jenny Moke Hysham Wes Neubauer Wolf Point Redland/J Redland/Piedmont/Johnson Hysham Praise The Lord Gelbvieh Reserve Jon Redland Hysham Redland Gelbvieh Hysham Joe & Cathy Servais Richey Sieler Ranch Inc Plevna Sourdough Gelbvieh Geyser Sr Graveley Gelbvieh Avon Tal Gelbvieh Great Falls Wiley Gelbvieh Musselshell

2 4 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 13 0 2 0 2

DOM Total 2 8 2 3 1 1 1 22 4 42 4 3 1 0

4 12 2 3 1 1 1 25 6 55 4 5 1 2

Nebraska Kyle Bauer Fairbury Bauer Gelbvieh Fairbury Boehler Gelbviehs Orleans Rod & Twila Brown Paxton Bruning Farms Llc Bruning C & L Krajewski Gelbvieh Venango Ck Cattle Co Scribner D Lazy M Livestock Harrisburg Diamond Lazy J Ranch Llc Amherst Flying H Genetics Arapahoe Gary’s Gelbvieh Trenton Gs Ridge Top Ranch Omaha Hill Top Acres Humboldt Hilltop Gelbvieh Lawrence Kleinschmidt Gelbvieh Grafton Jake Lammers Lexington Lammers Gelbvieh Lexington Lemke Cattle Lawrence Mc Johnson & Sons Tilden Mlm Gelbvieh Superior Ourada Gelbvieh Prague Jason Pilakowski Genoa Pope Farms Gelbvieh Ravenna Rippe Gelbvieh Hubbell Robinson Gelbvieh Elm Creek Schawang Cattle Co David City Standing Milliron Ranch Brady Jeff Swanson Oxford Tanner Levi Taubenheim Amherst Taubenheim Gelbvieh Amherst Rod Tegtmeier Cattle Davenport The 88 Ranch Orchard Vasquez Cattle Paxton Voss Farms Bruning Warner Beef Genetics Beaver City Wolf Gelbvieh Gothenburg

0 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 2 9 0 0 0 4 3 1 1 4 0 1 2 1 0 0 3 1

2 2 4 4 2 3 8 11 1 1 1 1 5 5 2 3 5 5 37 37 11 14 4 4 1 2 8 10 3 4 1 1 3 4 4 4 13 15 18 27 1 1 1 1 2 2 7 11 4 7 6 7 3 4 20 24 1 1 14 15 4 6 6 7 1 1 3 3 14 17 0 1

0 1

2 6

2 7

0 1

1 3

1 4

Nevada Hone Ranch Minden Richard J or Jean M Williams Orovada

New York Forshee Gelbvieh Ranch Kraszewski Family Farms

De Ruyter Corning

Farm Name

City

DOD

DOM Total

North Carolina B&B Farm Peachland C-Cross Cattle Company Asheboro Eric Ellis Old Fort Hannah Marie Ellis Old Fort Gelbvieh Bar None Ranch Sapphire Green Hills Gelbvieh Mt Ulla Mcneill Farms Seagrove R Jar Farm Robbins Swinging Tail Cattle Co Evergreen Austin Matthew Teeter Mt Ulla T-Square Gelbvieh Farm Charlotte

0 4 1 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0

2 7 3 2 4 1 1 0 2 1 2

2 11 4 2 4 1 1 1 4 1 2

0 4 0 0 1 4 3 7 4 1 0 2 2 0 0 9 9 2 2 0 1 0 2 5 0

3 6 2 1 0 17 6 17 13 0 1 8 3 5 2 19 12 1 2 3 0 1 7 35 4

3 10 2 1 1 21 9 24 17 1 1 10 5 5 2 28 21 3 4 3 1 1 9 40 4

1 0

0 2

1 2

1 0 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0

5 2 2 2 1 0 1 2 1 2 1

6 2 3 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 1

4 0 1 3

6 1 9 18

10 1 10 21

North Dakota Auch Gelbvieh Mandan Bailey Gelbvieh Ranch Towner David Bedker Edgeley Shawn Berger Mandan Bohrer Gelbvieh Ranch Stanton Chimney Butte Ranch Mandan Cranview Gelbvieh Minot Diamond D Gelbvieh Mandan Golden Buckle Gelbvieh Medina Gumbo Flats Gelbvieh Ranch Ft Rice Allan Or Peggy Gustin Mandan Conrad Larson Noonan Ledoux Gelbvieh Antler Martin Gelbvieh Rock Lake Mill Iron C Ranch Dickinson Miller Gelbvieh Farm Glen Ullin Moe Gelbvieh Walcott Person We Ranch White Earth Prairie Hills Gelbvieh Gladstone Rockin Sc Ranch Sykeston Rosehill Gelbvieh Farm Munich Sarah & Verrick Schock Carson Marvin Ternes Raliegh Wehri Gelbvieh Hebron Wohl Farms Baldwin

Ohio Butternut Farms R Genetics

Bolivar New Carlisle

Oklahoma Bill New Gelbvieh Arnett Diamond Mill Iron Gelbvieh Oktaha Gallaway Gelbvieh Mulhall Js Farms Harmon Carl D Kelln Shattuck Koehn Cattle Co Goltry Larman Farms Orlando Markes Family Farms Waukomis Reed Ranch Vinita Wadley Farms Gelbvieh Afton Watershed Ranch Stratford

Oregon Delano Farms Llc Oregon City Isaacson Farms Mulino Lazy Box B Ranch Burns Louie’s Cattle Service Burns Continued on page 26

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Farm Name

City

DOD

Maple Lake Livestock Co Inc Madras McCadden Farms Enterprise Mount Joseph Cattle Co Joseph

DOM Total

0 0 5

5 3 5

5 3 10

0 0 1 0

1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1

0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 7 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0

2 7 3 1 4 2 7 4 3 6 4 1 10 9 9 1 21 1 25 5 2 1 6 2 2 1 10 1 2 0 30 1 8 15 1 36 2 1 1 1 21

2 8 3 1 4 5 7 5 10 8 5 1 10 10 9 3 29 1 33 5 2 1 6 2 2 1 10 1 2 1 32 1 11 18 1 37 2 1 1 1 21

1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0

3 1 1 3 9 1 5 1

4 1 1 3 12 1 5 1

South Carolina Connor D Durham W R Mcleod Rufshod Yon Family Farms

Piedmont Sumter Hartsville Ridge Spring

South Dakota A&C Gelbvieh Canton Adkins Gelbvieh Iroquois Lonnie Amundson Webster Dantae Anderson Meadow Anderson Gelbvieh Meadow Roger Baruth Alpena Bcv Gelbvieh Nisland Jim & Barb Beastrom Pierre Jon & Theresa Beastrom Pierre Ceroll Gelbvieh Sisseton Ceroll Gelbvieh Sisseton Ceroll Ranch Sisseton Christensen Gelbvieh Flandreau Crooks Red Angus & Gelbvieh Astoria Dean Duxbury Wessington Elk Creek Gelbvieh Piedmont Feist Gelbvieh Ludlow Forbes Gelbvieh Ranch Arlington Gaaskjolen Gelbvieh Meadow Goldux Gelbvieh Wessington Blake Hojer Lake Preston Christian Hojer Lake Preston Duane Hojer Oldham Hojer Gelbvieh Lake Preston David Holtus Woonsocket King B Ranch Selby Lazy Tv Ranch Selby Leonhardt Cattle Co Lake Preston Marvin or Mae Maude Hermosa Lance Olsen Mitchell Pearson Cattle Co Inc Lake City Cedric C Raine White Rlv Gelbvieh Nisland Schroeder Inc Sioux Falls Wes & Brittney Spencer Pierre Vaughn Thorstenson Selby Duane & Rhonda Thull Oldham Vander Vorst Gelbviehs Pollock Dustin Volek Highmore Volek Gelbvieh Highmore Stephen Witt Bristol

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M&W Farms Rocky Top Gelbvieh Phillip Shelton Silvey Family Gelbvieh Sorrells Gelbvieh Farms Triple J Farms University Of Tennessee Lucas Mose Waters Way Farms

City

DOD

DOM Total

Maryville Crossville Fayetteville Clarksville Petersburg Sparta Crossville Maryville Surgoinsville

0 0 0 1 0 0 5 0 0

2 4 1 4 6 1 8 1 1

2 4 1 5 6 1 13 1 1

Dell City Warren Vega Castroville

1 1 2 1

4 1 4 5

5 2 6 6

0 2 1 0 0 3 1 0 1

2 7 11 5 4 5 4 1 4

2 9 12 5 4 8 5 1 5

Texas

Tennessee Asbury Farms Speedwell Stephanie Bates Duck River Butler Creek Farms Milton Circle M Farms Mcminnville Clinch Mountain Gelbvieh Farm Luttrell Duck River Gelbvieh Duck River Gooseponds Farms Fayetteville Kidwell Farms Rutledge

Farm Name

Russell Bramblett Kg Gelbvieh Montgomery Gelbvieh South Texas Gelbvieh

Utah H L Bar T Llc Price Johnson’s Bear River Gelbvieh Tremonton Loveless Gelbvieh Spanish Fork Daniel Lyons Huntington Redd Ranches Monticello Shadow Mountain Gelbvieh Genola Southern Utah University Cedar City Steve Smith Gelbvieh’s Lehi Yj Mountain Ranch Gelbviehs Redmond

Virginia Bar D Farms Llc Chatham Castle Rock Farm Pulaski Handfula Gelbviehs Bland Knoll Crest Farms Red House Little Windy Farms/J&K Farms Max Meadows Little Windy Hill Farms Max Meadows Ch Morris & Sons Appomattox David Ogle Galax Southfork Farm Goshen

0 1 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 37 39 0 1 1 1 4 5 7 7 14 0 1 1 1 0 1

Washington Ledgerwood Gelbvieh Mike & Joy Wilson

Clarkston Brewster

2 4

4 1

6 5

Gay Strange Creek

0 2

1 5

1 7

1 0 0 0 6

1 1 1 1 4

2 1 1 1 10

1 0 2 1 0

1 1 9 4 8

2 1 11 5 8

West Virginia Dent Family Farm Hill Top Haven Farm

Wisconsin A&B’s Finest Amery Koxlien Farms Galesville Progress Plus Gelbvieh Lancaster Lydia Russell Brooklyn Zimmerman Farms Osseo

Wyoming Ken Clark Malm Ranch Co Mtr Cattle Co Nine Bar Nine Gelbvieh Xt Land & Cattle

Afton Albin Buffalo Meriden Newcastle


2011-2012 AGJA Board of Directors Dustin Aherin, President (2013) 191 11th St., Phillipsburg, KS 67661 P: 785-302-1253 Email: daherin@ruraltel.net Justin Taubeneheim, Vice President (2012) 19035 Grand Island Rd., Amherst, NE 68812 P: 308-826-5185 Email: mandrtaub@aol.com Seth Arp, V.P. of Leadership (2013) N551 Ramsey Rd., Arlington, WI 53911 P: 608-712-1186 Email: setharp0922@hotmail.com John Shearer, Secretary (2012) PO Box 239, Canton, KS 67428 P: 620-628-4621 Email: john_3_8@hotmail.com Van Tucker, Treasurer (2012) 24022 250th Rd., Portis, KS 67474 P: 785-282-0544 vantucker@live.com Cole Buffo (2012) 1006 S Main St., Lansing, KS 66043 P: 913-683-0034 Email: cattle@kc.rr.com Grace Hammer (2013) 220 Clark St., Wallace, KS 67761 P: 785-728-7111 Email: hammerhead_grace@hotmail.com Christian Hojer (2013) 43968 208th St., Lake Preston, SD 57249 P: 605-860-8635 Email: hojer23@hotmail.com Garrett Teeter (2013) 1380 French Belk Rd., Mt. Ulla, NC 28125 P: 704-267-4060 Email: gmteeter@ncsu.edu Janelle Hayek, Ex-Officio 2814 Hwy. E43, Clutier, IA 52217 P: 319-330-1647 Email: jjhayek@iastate.edu Adult Advisors: Mike & Toni Shrewsbury 1980 SE Wilson Road Lathrop, MO 64465 816-528-3644 mshrews@northmo.net Al & Mary Knapp 18291 158th Street Bonner Springs, KS 66012 913-724-4105 knappa@swbell.net Staff Advisor: Dana Stewart 303-465-2333 danas@gelbvieh.org

Dustin Aherin

Junior Voice junior voice

AGJA Members have a lot of Reasons to be Thankful As we start to close in on the end of 2011, it’s once again time to take a minute to give thanks. When you sit down and think about it, most all of us have a lot to be grateful for. Gelbvieh Junior members are not an exception to the rule. As American Gelbvieh Junior Association members we have a lot of opportunities that the majority of youth never get the chance to experience and we should all be thankful. I believe that the functions of the AGJA provide some of the greatest learning opportunities any American youth can receive. Many skills that can be gained through the activities of the AGJA will be useful in all aspects of life, in or out of the beef industry. True, it takes a lot of work to show cattle and compete in contests, but that work ethic in itself is an extremely valuable tool. Furthermore, the abilities built and improved through the AGJA are almost immediately rewarding. Getting a job, college scholarships, success in other organizations, and excellence in school activities are just a few examples of the immediate opportunities to capitalize on talents acquired in the AGJA. I encourage all Junior members to take advantage of their great opportunity and participate as much as possible. Whether you win or not, you will secure a lot of improvements for yourself that will pay off in the end. In what little of the world I have seen, it amazes me how useful it is to have been a place or two and met people from all over the country. Besides traveling across the states to junior shows and getting to see many different places, the AGJA provides members a great chance to make friends and connections with people from numerous parts of the country. The conversations you have with the people at these events can prove highly educational and beneficial; not to mention, that you will make lifelong friendships with the people you meet. Also, you never know when the connections you make with someone will help create further opportunities down the road. The chance to network across the country and gain a

more worldly viewpoint is an opportunity that few kids have. Perhaps, where we should give our greatest thanks, is to all the people that make the AGJA possible. None of us Junior members could be active in the association without our parents or other adults who are willing to put in endless hours helping us with cattle and dragging us across the country. Not to be forgotten, extend thanks to all the sponsors, donors, and volunteers who have donated time and money to provide us with one of the most beneficial opportunities around. The Juniors get the glory, but it takes a lot of time, money, and effort to run a national organization and we can’t overlook the people behind the scenes.

As American Gelbvieh Junior Association members we have a lot of opportunities that the majority of youth never get the chance to experience and we should all be thankful. So Juniors, when you’re asked to think of things to be thankful for, don’t forget the little things and don’t be afraid to voice your thanks. Most importantly, take advantage of the opportunities you are given and don’t take them for granted. If given the chance to improve yourself, jump on it. In parting, I would like to offer my personal thanks to everyone mentioned above for any bit of help to the AGJA. Thank You. Dustin Aherin is the president of the American Gelbvieh Junior Association. He can be reached at daherin@ruraltel.net. Gelbvieh World | 27


JuniorShows juniorshows Dixie National Show

February 8-9, 2011 • Jackson, Miss.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female Hilda’s Stormy Daniel Gaines, Courtland, Miss.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female Stella Tyler Stampley, Como, Miss.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull Okatoma Southern Style Ray Jordan, Hattiesburg, Miss

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull Wide Load Casey Byford, Coffeeville, Miss.

Ohio State Fair

July 30, 2011 • Columbus, Ohio

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female OHMV Miss Cherokee Queen 403W Kelsey Sheeley, Hillsboro, Ohio

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female KVEE Yoyo 189Y Kyle Brown, Norwich, Ohio

Kentucky State Fair Junior Show August 25, 2011 • Louisville, Ky.

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Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female Supreme All Breeds Champion Female MS Whitcomb Robert Reynolds, Crab Orchard, Ky.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female SVFG Dolly 01X Codi Robinson, Lebanon, Ky.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull Kbit Goo Goo Cluster Aaron Kolt Bitzer, Shelbyville, Ky.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull CTTK Samson Tyler Bitzer, Shelbyville, Ky.

Colorado State Fair

August 29, 2011 • Pueblo, Colo.

No Photo Available

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female BAR GT Ella 265X ET Chasey Blach, Yuma, Colo.

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Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female TMGG Fantasia Tiana Garcia, Las Animas, Colo.

Grand Champion Balancer Female STG Ms Yancey 36W3 Mitch Garcia, Las Animas, Colo.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Female STG Ms Yancey 53X Las Animas, Colo.


Shows shows West Virginia Gelbvieh Association State Gelbvieh and Balancer Show July 28, 2011 • Cottageville, W. Va. • Photos submitted by Kevin Rawson

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Heifer Dent Xena X03 Townsend Livestock, Belleville, W. Va.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull Overall All Breeds Supreme Bull DENT X-BOX X06 Dent Family Gelbvieh Farm, Gay, W. Va

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull WVRG LUIGI 39X Riverview Gelbvieh, Ravenswood, W. Va.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Cow/Calf GHGF 2R Glory Springdale Farms, Ravenswood W. Va.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Cow/Calf DENT Wilma 05W Dent Family Gelbvieh Farm, Gay, W. Va.

Grand Champion Balancer Heifer Overall All Breeds Supreme Heifer GHGF Juliette 103X Green Hills Gelbvieh, Mt. Ulla, N.C.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Heifer GHGF TESS 310W Green Hills Gelbvieh, Mt. Ulla, N.C.

Grand Champion Balancer Bull GHGF Black Label 06X1 Green Hills Gelbvieh, Mt. Ulla, N.C.

Not Pictured Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Heifer CIRS 81RX Green Hills Gelbvieh, Mt. Ulla, N.C.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Bull DENT Yancy Y05 Dent Family Gelbvieh Farm, Gay, W. Va.

Grand Champion Balancer Cow/Calf Overall All Breeds Supreme Cow/Calf DENT Ursula 04U Dent Family Gelbvieh Farm, Gay, W. Va.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Cow/Calf TJB Kelsey 822T Riverview Gelbvieh, Ravenswood, W. Va.

Ohio State Fair

July 31, 2011 • Columbus, Ohio

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female KJSG OHIO MV Ms Traveler 84X Maple Valley Farm, Hillsboro, Ohio

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female OHMV Miss Cherokee Queen 403W Maple Valley Farm, Hillsboro, Ohio

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull PNS Bartley Lebanon, Ohio

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull KVEE 507X Norwich, Ohio

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Shows shows Missouri State Fair ROG Show August 12, 2011 • Sedalia, Mo.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Heifer CIRS 6BX ET Kaycie Shearer, Canton, Kan.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Heifer CIRS 122TY Circle S Ranch, Canton, Kan.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Cow/Calf JDPD Seiko 253S Courtney Spencer, Aurora, Mo.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Cow/Calf SBGG Miss Tequila Nicholas Dieckman, Mora, Mo.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull HFGC HART 35W34 Hart Farm, Kansas City, Kan.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull CIRS 141NY Circle S Ranch, Canton, Kan.

Grand Champion Balancer Heifer MART Lady Ellijay Sarah Hixson, Gower, Mo.

Grand Champion Balancer Bull JTV T BAR S Flintstone 10X Justin, Vehige, Bonnots Mill, Mo.

Not Pictured

Not Pictured

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Heifer SPEN Sash Y23 Courtney Spencer, Aurora, Mo.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Bull CJAM Corbyn Y60 Colton Spencer, Aurora, Mo.

Iowa State Fair ROG Show

August 19, 2011 • Des Moines, Iowa

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female 3G X-Factor 014X Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Grand Champion Balancer Female PKCC Isabella 131X Blackhawk Cattle Co., Oregon, Ill.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female DTKF Black Betty DTK Cattle Co., Janesville, Iowa

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Female 3G Cowgirl Wisdom 951W Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Not Pictured Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Bull FFLV Abe Fowler Farms, Unionville, Iowa

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull CIRS 39RY Circle S Ranch, Canton, Kan.

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Grand Champion Balancer Bull 3G Warlock 929W Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull 3G Excalibur 055X Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.


Shows shows Colorado State Fair Open Show

Kentucky State Fair ROG Show

August 30-31, 2011 • Pueblo, Colo.

August 26, 2011 • Louisville, Ky.

Not Pictured Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female BAR GT Ella 265X ET Jumping Cow Gelbvieh, Ramah, Colo.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female 3G X-Factor 014X Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull 3G Excalibur 055X Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull HFR Extra Collateral ET Linda Shafer, Strasburg, Colo.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female RID R Pretty Woman Ridinger Cattle Co., Deer Trail, Colo. Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull RID R Shotgun Slade Ridinger Cattle Co. Grand Champion Balancer Female BAR GT Ms Cinder 6X Jumping Cow Gelbvieh, Ramah, Colo. Grand Champion Balancer Bull BAR GT Colton 292X Jumping Cow Gelbvieh, Ramah, Colo.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female MS Whitcomb Robert Reynolds, Crab Orchard, Ky.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Female BNW Prairie Gal Stamp Bill Wilkinson, Model, Colo.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull SSMK Astroid Double Diamond Farms, Cynthiana, Ky.

Frontier Days Livestock Show

Nebraska State Fair Open Show

July 1, 2011 • Swift Current, Sask.

September 1, 2011 • Grand Island, Neb.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female BARG Grid Topper 100Y Barwick Gelbvieh, Orleans, Neb.

Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull DLW Wardon 24W Schawang Cattle Co., David City, Neb.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Bull BNW Plainsman 1101Y Bill Wilkinson, Model, Colo.

Grand Champion Balancer Female DLW Watch me go 659X J-6 Farms Gibbon, Neb.

Supreme Champion Bull DVE Davidson Jumpstart 44X Davidson Gelbvieh, Ponteix, SK

Dixie National Show

February 12, 2011 • Jackson, Miss.

Not Pictured Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female 3G X-Factor 014X Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Female LAMM 857U Schawang Cattle Co., David City, Neb.

Not Pictured Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female BARG Carma Jake Lammers, Lexington, Neb.

Grand Champion Balancer Bull KB Yukon 44X Kyle Bauer, Fairbury, Neb.

Reserve Grand Champion Balancer Bull Flying H Legendary 83X Flying H Genetics, Arapahoe, Neb.

Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Female LKR Ruby X09 Macey Nelson, Tylertown, Miss. Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull 3G Excalibur 055XET Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind. Reserve Grand Champion Gelbvieh Bull Calvin Klien Double Diamond Farms, Cynthiana, Ky.

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Breeder's corner

Colorado

Alabama

• Polled Purebreds • Red • Black

Dave & Dawn Bowman 55784 Holly Rd. • Olathe, CO 81425

Kittle Gelbvieh Farms

(970) 323-6833 www.bowkranch.com

Quality Black Gelbvieh Cattle

Double D Farm

Skyler Martin

9937 Warren Rd. Winslow, IL 61089

1200 S. Blackhawk Rd. Oregon, IL 61061

(815) 367-4116

(815) 732-7583

Johnny D. Kittle 816 Co. Rd. 36 Geraldine, AL 35974 Cell (256) 996-4140

Arizona Grant Thayer, Owner

(303) 621-2058 Grant@JumpingCowGelbvieh.com

The Prosser Family

928/477-2458

Brad Ridinger, Manager

Summer

928/289-2619 Winter

Winslow, AZ Website: www.bartbar.com Email: info@bartbar.com

G E L B V I E H

Office: (719) 764-2327 Cell: (303) 810-0582 Brad@JumpingCowGelbvieh.com

CATTLE THAT MEET THE CHALLENGE Ramah, Colorado

www.JumpingCowGelbvieh.com

Angus, Gelbvieh, Balancer & Commercial Replacement Females

Indiana 3 G Ranch

Arkansas

Gelbvieh Cattle For Sale Carl, Rebecca & Emily Griffiths 1577 N 600 E • Kendallville, IN 46755

260/897-2160 • ggge3g@embarqmail.com

H odges R anch

15702 Hodges Rd., Omaha, AR 72662 Hodgesranch@live.com

Your call or visit is Always Welcome

Eugene (870) 426-5333 Diana (870) 426-5334 Neal (870) 426-4469

Gelbvieh & Balancer Bulls & Heifers Available Private Treaty Sales

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“Realizing the Value”

1200 S. Blackhawk Rd. Oregon, IL 61061-9762 815•732•7583

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Fullblood Polled Gelbvieh Polled Hereford

Merle E. Lewis

812/863-7701

James L. Lewis

812/863-2970

RR1 Box 1360 • Springville, IN 47462

Iowa

Illinois Skyler Martin

Member

GS

Ridge Top Ranch

Gelbvieh-Angus-Balancer

Neola, Iowa

Black & Polled Private Treaty Sales

Breed-leading Performance from Quality Genetics

Kevin: 402-510-8103 Al: 402-676-5292


Ricky Linquist th Street inquist 1135 190 inquist Fonda, IA 50540

arms (712) 288-5349 arms Gelbvieh & Red Angus

Email: rickylin@ncn.net www.linquistfarms.com

LGone O ak e l b v i e h hornsandthorns@netins.net Eric Ehresman (319) 489-2275 20963 30th St. (319) 480-1564 Mechanicsville, IA 52306

McCabe Cattle Co.

Two Step Ranch

563-543-5251

563-543-4177

Lacey McCabe

Judd Ranch Inc.

Dave & Cindy Judd Nick, Ginger Judd & Family Brent & Ashley Judd 423 Hwy. K-68 • Pomona, KS 66076 785/ 566-8371

Brandywine Farm

(E-mail): twostepranch@netins.net (web): www.mccabecattle.com

3041 E. Hwy. 284, Barnard, KS 67418 Bill Clark: 785.792.6244 Leland Clark: 785.792.6208 Fax: 785.792.6250 Email: prcc@twinvalley.net

Bar Arrow Cattle Company Stuar t Jar vis

30474 Brandywine Road Rushford, MN 55971

507-864-2063

Gelbvieh

SFI Schafer Farms, Inc.

Balancer®

37740 240th Ave., Goodhue, MN 55027 Brian Schafer Lowell Schafer 1-888-226-9210 651-923-4587 brian@schaferfarm.com www.schaferfarm.com Private Treaty Bull Sale — Last Sat. in February Annually

Purebred A.I. Seedstock Bulls and Heifers Available. Cell: (913) 219-6613 H: (913) 724-4105 Bonner Springs, KS 66012 FAX: (913) 724-4107

Al, Mary & Nick Knapp 18291 158th Street

e-mail: knappa@swbell.net

Kansas

Tom Scarponcini

POST ROCK CATTLE COMPANY

Pat and Jay McCabe

Gelbvieh Farley, Iowa Balancers Annual Spring Bull Sale 60-80 Bred Females Each Fall

Minnesota

Kentucky

Mattison Family Farm

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Scott & Sonia Mattison Brianna, Nicole, Josh & Kallie 15995 Harvest Ave Lamberton, MN 56152 507-430-0505 • email: ssmattison@redred.com Purebred Gelbvieh and Balancer® Cattle

Missouri

26 E. Limestone Rd. • Phillipsburg, KS 67661 e-mail: bararrow@ruraltel.net • 785/543-5177

“Where workin’ cattle & eye appeal come full circle”

John & Carla Shearer (620) 628-4621 (620) 654-6507 (John Cell)

2815 Navajo Rd. Canton, KS 67428 circle_s@hometelco.net

Annual Production Sale 1st Saturday in April

Purebred Gelbvieh & Balancer Cattle High Quality Genetics for Every Cattleman. Owners: David Butts Wayne Butts

Contact David Butts: 270-365-3715 (H) 270-625-4700 (C)

Princeton, KY • Email: ddcmbutts@wildblue.net

Slaughter Sale Management David Slaughter

162 Hastings Lane • Fredonia, KY 42411 270-556-4259 • hmslghtr@aol.com

B/F Cattle Company

Specializing in Forage Raised Balancer® Bulls on K-31

Culling practices on cows/bulls second to NONE! For information, contact:

Route 1, Box 407 • Butler, MO 64730

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Breeder's corner Fall calving, Balancer®, SimAngus bred heifers, pairs, superior genetics. Balancer, SimAngus bulls, 18 mo old forage developed, calving ease, guaranteed. Bob Harriman/Rotert Montrose, MO 660-492-2504 bharriman39@hotmail.com

www.rotertharriman.com

Nebraska Mark & Patty Goes 39414 SW 75th Rd. Odell, NE 68415 (402) 766-3627

Rogers Valley Farm Gelbvieh Breed for Tomorrow’s Cattle Today!

A Breed Leader in Tenderness & Marbling–

Pope Farms Gelbvieh

With herd sires profiling a perfect 10 in Tenderness and carrying the 316 Tenderness Gene!

Jeff and Jeanne Pope

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26075 Willow Rd., Ravenna, NE 68869 Phone & Fax: (308) 467-BEEF Cell: (308) 390-0657 jeff@popefarms.com

P.O. Box 51 Mendon, MO 64660 (660) 272-3805 (O) (660-375-7266 (C) Ronald & Kathryne Rogers email: rogers_valley_farm_feedlot@hotmail.com

Montana

www.popefarms.com

J. J. Boehler

70948 L Rd. , Orleans, NE 68966 308-473-7342 • 308-999-0207 Jeff Swanson • 308/337-2235 72408 I Road • Oxford, NE 68967 Annual Sale—Last Saturday in February

Cedar Top Ranch

GELBVIEH

BALANCER

Scott & Raberta Starr 212 Starr Drive • Stapleton, NE 69163 (H): 308-587-2293 • (C): 308-530-3900 cedartopranch@gpcom.net Eldon Starr: 1-800-535-6173 or Rich Johnson: 402-368-2209

D Bar L Land and Livestock Doug Sanford 680 Beaver Valley Rd • Chadron, NE 69337 Commercial and Registered Gelbvieh and Balancer® Cattle for sale Cell: 620-546-4563 Email: dougjsanford@gmail.com Call for semen packages

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Nevada

N. Dakota

Oregon

Chimney Butte Ranch Dick & Jean Williams P.O. Box 156 Orovada, NV 89425 775•272•3442

“Pounds Make Profit in Your Pocket” Bulls & Heifers Private Treaty

Doug and Carol Hille 701/445-7383

3320 51st St., Mandan, ND 58554

chimneybutteranch@westriv.com www.chimneybutteranch.com Annual Production Sale 1st Friday in March

N. Carolina

6700 County Rd. 19 S. Minot, ND 58701 (701) 624-2051 (H) (701) 720-8823 (C)

Rob Arnold

Email: RLAGelbvieh@aol.com

Registered Gelbvieh & Balancers®

Maple Lake Livestock Company Madras, Oregon

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High Desert Red & Black Gelbvieh & Balancer® Cattle doug@maplelakelivestock.com www.maplelakelivestock.com

541 - 475 - 9335

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Ohio

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Walter & Lee Teeter 1380 French Belk Rd. • Mt. Ulla, NC 28125 (704) 664-5784

Mick Ainsworth

1613 Derby Road P.O. Box 154 Jackson Springs, NC 27281 910-652-2233 Cell: 910-638-8436 Mick’s email: longleaf@etinternet.net

Oklahoma LeGRAND Ed LeGrand

809 S. Redlands Rd. • Stillwater, OK 74074

405-747-6950 • alane@c21global.com Homo. Black, Homo. Polled • Breeding Stock Available

(605) 354-2428 Cell (605) 546-2058 Home gerald@adkinsgelvbieh.com 402 4th Ave., Iroquois, SD 57353 www.adkinsgelbvieh.com

Gerald Adkins

Beastrom Gelbvieh Ranch Registered Gelbvieh & Balancer Cattle Bulls • Heifers • Embryos • Semen

Jim & Barb Beastrom Brandy Ludemann, Brittney Spencer

Ph: 605-224-5789 • 605-280-7589 (Cell) jimbeastrom@mncomm.com • www.beastromranch.com

Grass Grown • Carcass Quality & Performance

Exceptional BULLS & HEIFERS

TRUCKING AVAILABLE

Julie Maude 605.381.2803 (C) Lori Maude 303.809.3789 (C) cj_llivestock@yahoo.com Hermosa, SD Quality Gelbvieh & Balancer® Genetics from a Trusted Source

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Breeder's corner

Tennessee

Juniors!

Quality Gelbvieh & Balancer® Cattle

Clinch Mountain Gelbvieh

John & Liz Loy (865) 687-1968 (865) 235-8869 (C)

7611 Dyer Rd. Luttrell, TN 37779 j.b.loy@att.net

Check www.gelbvieh.org often for show information and results on regional shows and the Junior Classic!

Bulls & Heifers for Sale

34261 200th Street, Highmore, SD 57345

Steven A. Munger 605/229-2802 (office) 605/380-0092 (cell) • 605/229-2835 (fax)

Washington

Texas

Nate Munger 605/943-5690 (office) Cowherd Manager 605/380-2582 (cell) www.eaglepassranch.com

Ellison Gelbvieh & Angus Ranch Gelbvieh & Angus & Balancers

Jim & Pat Dromgoole

Private Treaty Sales • Bulls (Yearling & 2-yr.-old) & Heifers

4403 Winding River Dr. • Richmond, TX 77469

Mitchel & Edna Ellison

Jeff & Susie Ellison

9020 ND Hwy 49 Lemmon, SD 57638

9015 ND Hwy 49 Lemmon, SD 57638

701.376.3238

701.376.3526

Home

(281) 341-5686 • Ranch (979) 561-8144

www.dromgoolesheaven.com Show Cattle Managers: James & Shannon Worrell • (325) 258-4656

Proven Genetics with Balanced Traits!

NN Bar Ranch, Inc. Registered Angus, Gelbvieh and Balancers®

Kris, Dawn and Laren Nelson

Hojer

21200 Watson Road East Creston, WA 99117

509-636-2343

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Email: nnbarranch@accima.com

43968 208th Street Lake Preston, SD 57249 605/847-4155 605/860-1326 Alan & Pam Blake, Nikki, Christian

W. Virginia

Virginia

Email: hojerranch@rapiddatasystems.net Website: www.hojergelbviehranch.com

“Performance Genetics for Your Tomorrow”

Ron Hughes 276-637-6493

Brad Hughes 276-637-6071

121A Lavender Dr. Max Meadows, VA 24360 Purebred Gelbvieh & Balancers®–all Black, all Polled

Thorstenson Gelbvieh

Selby, South Dakota Annual Bull Sale 1st Saturday in March Brian & Dee Dee Vaughn & Wendy 605-649-9927 605-649-6262 www.Balancerbulls.com

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Gelbvieh Females with Distinction 2010-2011 Dams of Distinction Only 1.2 percent of all the active females in the American Gelbvieh Association meet the qualifications to be a Dam of Distinction. A Dam of Distinction must have produced a minimum of eight calves, plus meet four additional criteria related to reproductive efficiency. Once a female has been named a Dam of Distinction, she holds that honor for life. The females that qualify for Dam of Distinction honors exhibit the maternal traits the Gelbvieh breed is known for. These females and their progeny have the genetics that propel them to the top of the breed. The following is the list of all females that have been named a Dam of Distinction for the 2010-2011 production year. Listed by owner, the registration number and name of each female has been provided. Congratulations to the owners of these females for placing selection emphasis on maternal efficiency. Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Alabama Rob Peacock Mt Meigs Amgv521533 Peacock’s First Choice Amgv797615 Miss Free 17L Arkansas Hodges Ranch Omaha Amgv704932 Miss Ext K895 Amgv742768 Miss Inno K003 Amgv742785 Miss Elt Black K025 Amgv801549 Miss Pld Free M279 Amgv821735 Ms Eze Resource J90 M108 Triple D Farms Mountain Home Amgv743844 Ms 755C 61K Arizona Bar T Bar Ranch Inc Winslow Amar592976 Ms Ebony Cross 7180 Amgv676965 Ms Red Cross 9069 Amgv735396 Hussy 0185K Amgv758906 Ms Courtney 1001L Amgv758912 Ms Deborah 1072L Amgv758936 Ms Darcie 1203L Amgv759024 Ms Katie 1190L Amgv759041 Ms Abigail 1076L Amgv822945 Ms Kendell 2301M Amgv822947 Ms Sweet Clover 2074M Amgv822978 Ms Margo’s Girl 2062M Amgv822988 Ms Salma 2083M Amgv823027 Ms Molly 2041M Amgv823039 Ms Alicia 2312M Amgv823080 Ms Jane 2098M

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Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

California Don & Diana Cardey Turlock Amgv562143 Ms Cardey 4070G Ray-Mar Ranches Oakdale Amgv741058 135K

Georgia Verner Farms Llc Rutledge Amgv726009 Extra Fine 715J Wagner Performance Cattle Stone Mountain Amgv761840 Cappuccino L725

Colorado Bow K Ranch Olathe Amgv668052 Miss Bow K 968J Amgv718387 Miss Bow K 028K Amgv763806 Miss Bow K 105L David or Cookie Vanden Hoek Olathe Amgv728781 Miss Jr 051K Faris Gelbvieh Pueblo Amgv659526 Faris Miss Blackhawk 35J Gold Spur Genetics Llc Brush Amgv752345 Celebrity 58L Et John R Hawks Olathe Amgv728781 Miss Jr 051K Amgv782160 207L Linda Shafer Strasburg Amgv759871 Lory 153L P Diamond Livestock Llc Rand Amgv780316 Miss Sky High 701L Prairie Trail Cattle Co Fort Collins Amgv619720 Pacific Double 85H Roubideau Canyon Ranch Delta Amgv772030 Miss Valhalla 1807L Steve & Gail Fiolkoski Pierce Amgv566326 Miss Pi Princess 812G Amgv665111 Little Cowgirl J3 Amgv758266 Ms Stevens 185L

Yellow Creek Ranch Gainesville Amgv746786 K317 Iowa Abcs Gelbvieh Winthrop Amgv719997 Robin 086K Amgv796978 Lady Statesman 739L15 Et Amgv839981 Rosie 2049M Boyer Ridge Century Farm Moravia Amgv610466 Michelle Amgv741138 Joni 424L Charles & Kay Struthers Collins Amgv533320 Ms Raven F22 Amgv631742 Ms Smoker H25 Amgv728667 Ms C3485 K22 Amgv778302 Ms Factor L35 Amgv778339 Ms Rocky L74 Ckj Gelbvieh Colo Amgv631742 Ms Smoker H25 Holste’s Triple H Farms Clarinda Amgv678746 Triple H Strawberry Amgv727639 Triple H Ms Extra Kenyon Cattle Milford Amgv741128 Karess Little Sioux Gelbvieh Ranch Milford Amgv741128 Karess Continued on page 42


ThankYOU

J Bar M Gelbvieh would like to extend our sincerest thanks to all buyers of J Bar M cattle and those in attendance at our Ozark Pride Production Sale.

LOT 1 • Post Rock Wilma 261P1 Flush

LOT 4 • VER Lee Ann 650R

First Flush Opportunity purchased by C-Cross Cattle Co. and Four Mile Gelbvieh Farm. Second flush opportunity purchased by C-Cross Cattle Co.

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LOT 3 • MLLR 227R

Purchased by Lone Oak Gelbvieh.

LOT 8 • JEMG Ms Trevor X455 ET

Purchased by Wandering Meadows Farm.

Purchased by Hart Farm.

Thank you to all buyers who supported J Bar M Gelbvieh in Ozark Pride... C-Cross Cattle Co Four Mile Gelbvieh Farm Hart Farm Hartland Farms Lone Oaks Gelbvieh Wandering Meadows Farm Double V Farms

Lake Land and Cattle Co Bill New John Harris Jeff Cleland Dave Bowman Red Clay Ranch

J BAR M GELBVIEH

Jon & Edna Miller 28760 Norway Rd., Stark City, MO 64866 417-632-4925 home • 417-437-5250 cell Please no Sunday calls!


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City Name

Oswald Ranch Osceola Amgv733059 Miss Grand Prix K104 Amgv784337 Miss Extra L6 Prairie Grove Gelbvieh Danville Amgv782841 Ms Prairie May Sienknecht Cattle Company Gladbrook Amgv762985 Ms Final Touch The Two Step Ranch Farley Amgv739466 Sue 010K Amgv801549 Miss Pld Free M279 Amgv839950 Sandy 1165L Amgv839981 Rosie 2049M Williamson Gelbvieh Ankeny Amgv380748 C58 Amgv648748 H31 Idaho Bradley Mountain Ranch Arbon Amgv564340 Premier Rose Illinois Ddm Gelbvieh Winslow Amgv731489 Ms Bertha 005K Dienst Gelbvieh Toulon Amgv759864 L46 Double D Farm Winslow Amgv788605 Ms 6I6 107L Amgv788609 Ms Tank 109L J-K Cattle Co Shannon Amgv597692 U8G M&T Gelbviehs Dawson Amgv720786 Princess Justi 60K44 Kansas Albers Gelbvieh Cunningham Amgv754337 67L Bar Arrow Cattle Co Phillipsburg Amgv594037 Miss Ra 86G Amgv680337 Miss Red Hot 47J Amgv723120 Miss Mike 14K Amgv770928 Miss 146G 188L Amgv770965 Miss Boba 9L Amgv822750 Miss Tau 52K 77M Amgv822773 Miss Madelin 52M Blue Lake Farms Redfield Amgv694464 Sonja Amgv741591 Kristina Amgv741604 Ingrid Amgv799829 Elin Cleland Cattle Company Arma Amgv753314 123L Davidson Brothers Gelbvieh McCune Amgv607819 H926 Dawson Creek Gelbvieh Easton Amgv750427 Tess 76L1 Amgv750433 Mary Lou 19L1 Amgv805425 Post Rock Ellie 63M2 Diamond V Gelbvieh Stockton Amgv594037 Miss Ra 86G Amgv723120 Miss Mike 14K

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City Name

Dry Creek Farm Osborne Amgv652815 Bar B Miss Majesty 962J Amgv708511 Miss Bar B 093K Amgv708521 Miss Bar B 046K Amgv816236 Bar B Miss 21M Flint Hills Gelbvieh Alma Amgv671296 314J Amgv671302 327J Amgv750757 K297 Franklin Family Gelbvieh Girard Amgv621603 Ms Grand Prix 409H21 Gilly’s Gelbvieh Jewell Amgv820757 Gilly’s Elenor Amgv820758 Gilly’s Advantage Girl Holle Gelbvieh Oberlin Amgv682760 259J Jeremy Grable Troy Amgv687907 3J Jim & Terri Degeer Erie Amgv716401 Ms Blk Gold 001K Amgv762616 Ms Bj 113L Jnr Gelbvieh Farm Caney Amgv662516 Miss Kiserbell 125J1 John Robert Shearer Canton Amgv711110 Eve Judd Ranch Inc Pomona Ms Pld Awesome 23F5 Amgv558485 Amgv621603 Ms Grand Prix 409H21 Amgv665754 Ms Pld New Flair 253J6 Amgv697341 Ms Pd New Advance 176J61 Amgv697358 Ms Pld New Promise 224J6 Amgv697483 Pd Extra Style 270J518et Amgv707971 Ms Pld Angel 164K4 Amgv740750 Ms Eternal Echo 148K60 Amgv740860 Ms Extra Glow 285K578 ET Amgv756933 Ms Extra Spice 37L6 Amgv757116 MsExtra Supreme254l51 ET Amgv757129 MsExtraExposure254l53 ET Amgv791978 Ms Echos Style 170L5 Amgv792135 Ms Sharpshooter213l59 ET Kayla Jarvis Phillipsburg Amgv816236 Bar B Miss 21M Last Dollar Ranch Louisburg Amgv651296 Sugar 22H Loire Creek Cattle Alma Amgv671316 323J Matt Dillon Raile St Francis Amgv757838 Lorelei Mulroy Farms Llc Mayetta Amgv688823 2EJ Amgv688828 22J Amgv839950 Sandy 1165L Nelson Ranch Soldier Amgv797013 Miss Beretta 17Ejm Post Rock Cattle Co Barnard Amgv797800 Post Rock Miss Eze 167L2 Amgv797805 Post Rock Laura 172L2 ET Amgv797817 Post Rock Rhonda 184L2 Amgv805425 Post Rock Ellie 63M2

Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Raile Gelbvieh St Francis Amgv714117 Peggy 032K Amgv714189 Panda 006K Sandy Knoll Farm St John Amgv763044 Miss Exclusive 02L Amgv763131 Miss Loretta 138L Amgv810679 200M Amgv810797 Dunn’s Miss Melody 236M Scott Gelbvieh El Dorado Amgv748249 Miss Touch Of Class K254 Amgv749910 Miss Primo K308 Amgv792135 Ms Sharpshooter213l59 ET Amgv797800 Post Rock Miss Eze 167L2 Amgv797805 Post Rock Laura 172L2 ET Amgv797817 Post Rock Rhonda 184L2 Amgv801196 Twin Oak Fullback 96M ET Spring Valley Farms Agra Amgv680252 Ms Black Cocoa 47J Amgv773711 Ms. Bb 54L Amgv773748 Ms. Bud 149L Amgv773798 Ms. Balancer 326L Amgv773806 Ot 262L Amgv774231 Ms. Bud 108L State Line Genetics Cimarron Amgv648439 830H Stucky Gelbviehs Salina Amgv654263 Stuckys Jasmine Amgv795093 Stuckys Morning Glory Twin Oak Gelbvieh Leavenworth Amgv801196 Twin Oak Fullback 96M ET Windy Hill Gelbvieh McCune Amgv607819 H926 Amgv619575 Adamina Kentucky Arthur Slaughter Fredonia Amgv744206 Stonewalls Legacy Bee Lick Gelbvieh Farm Crab Orchard Amgv748741 Lady Echo 58K David & Jo Nell Kyler Cadiz Amgv620698 45Cfh Amgv777047 2L E and B Piles Farm Bardstown Amgv774580 Hastys L12 Hasty Rocky Hill Farms Lancaster Amgv774580 Hastys L12 Mockingbird Hill Farm Rochester Amgv645174 802H Amgv738464 002K Springhaven Farm Inc Albany Amgv623906 Miss Tonia Maryland Valley View Farm Amgv695674

Oakland Hill Top Crimson Clover

Michigan Peach Lake Gelbviehs West Branch Amgv673072 Peach Lake Miss 2J Amgv766487 Anna


Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Minnesota Brandywine Farm Rushford Amgv675681 Brandywine Jubilee 949J Amgv729586 Brandywine Kelsey 051K Amgv781735 Brandywine Lorraine 162L Circle V Farm Walnut Grove Amgv736612 Miss 11K Hoppe Farms Inc Crookston Amgv782223 46L Ivers Family Austin Amgv690636 Ivers Miss Pinky Amgv690643 Ivers Miss Blazer Amgv728059 Ivers Miss Minnesota427K Amgv810544 Ivers Miss Liberty 473M Pederson Gelbvieh Buffalo Amgv706501 Miss Blackshot 047 Roger Sabin Hibbing Amgv529462 Cinderella 621F Schafer Farms Inc Goodhue Amgv782953 Miss Pay Day 9291J Missouri A B Farms Inc Lathrop Amgv513671 Bcc Faith 29F ET Amgv560873 Bcc Darcie 27G Amgv651108 Bcc Extra Sass 17J Amgv651109 Bcc Jill 19J Amgv678200 903J Amgv711729 Stubro Davette 14K Amgv744529 Bcc Liza 7L Amgv793554 178L Amgv798020 244M Amgv798036 228M Amgv798051 225M Adkins Farms Burlington Jctn Amgv624901 802H Amgv718845 038K Amgv757189 159L Amgv757197 138L Amgv757215 128L Balser’s Gelbvieh Farm Mexico Amgv613958 Miss Power 807H Boswell Fly Creek Gelbvieh El Dorado Springs Amgv725899 Miss Midas Touch K66 Brinser Cattle Co Trenton Amgv662516 Miss Kiserbell 125J1 Burbank Cattle Company St Catharine Amgv513671 Bcc Faith 29F ET Amgv560873 Bcc Darcie 27G Amgv744529 Bcc Liza 7L Dennis & Karen Clark Flemington Amgv725904 Miss Midas Touch K78 Double R Gelbvieh Lamar Amgv663451 Double R Ms Country Girl Amgv797013 Miss Beretta 17Ejm Fare Farms Jenkins Amgv774630 40L Gatson Gelbvieh Vandalia Amgv708684 Gatson Kawana 154K Amgv754940 Gatson Laverne 171L Amgv802157 Gatson Mary Lou 212M

Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Amgv802165 Mt Dew Code Red 198M Amgv802168 Gatson Minnie 192M Grow Gelbvieh Walker Amgv693777 Gunners Girl 1J Hager Farms Eugene Amgv618864 Ms Deck 30H Amgv737082 Hasers Day After Amgv790093 253L Amgv790098 53L Harold & Ruth Francis Pierce City Amgv736560 49K Amgv807192 77M Heather Lashell Phillipsburg Amgv701544 Black Cassandra John A Busch & Sons Washington Amgv738320 9K Amgv782027 21L Matthew Burbank Brookfield Amgv651108 Bcc Extra Sass 17J Amgv668391 Bcc Baby Bud 40J Amgv696887 2026J Missouri Farm Systems Inc New Florence Amgv876862 810H Myers Farm Oak Ridge Amgv749399 Burgundy 126K ET Rachel Zumbrunnen Brookfield Amgv787743 Ms 809L Richard Lincoln Linneus Amgv753990 Ms Extra Twin 1 ET Amgv842099 278M Robert Paul Washburn Amgv521462 Ms Jp Bears First Lady Ronald or Kathryne Rogers Mendon Amgv702341 Stubro Ms Resource 24K Stuecken Brothers Freeburg Amgv702341 Stubro Ms Resource 24K Amgv711729 Stubro Davette 14K Amgv749933 15L Amgv798617 78M Ted Probert Mansfield Amgv768287 Miss Bud 51L The Big Piney River Ranch Llc Houston Amgv762985 Ms Final Touch Amgv775835 Miss Touch Of Class L125 Montana Danell Diamond Six Ranch Lewistown Amgv664625 Danell La Coala 6J Amgv671701 Danell Pld Presence 17J Goettlich Gelbvieh Ranch Hilger Amgv681944 Miss 719 Extra 03J Amgv707445 Miss Black Sassy 18K Joe & Cathy Servais Richey Amgv729008 Miss Badger 45K Amgv777450 Miss Walker 12L Kalina Gelbvieh Roy Amgv714032 Ms Magic 019K Amgv714077 Ms Online 014Ka Amgv758571 Ms Tempest 108L Kicking Horse Ranch Oilmont Amgv663139 903J

Ranch Name Reg. Number

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Amgv758687 147L Amgv758696 157L Kountz Ranch Inc Brockway Amgv718619 Kathy 38K Amgv718625 Kay 42K Amgv718628 Kimberly 46K Ljl Gelbvieh Ranch Hamilton Amgv664625 Danell La Coala 6J Amgv737034 Muffin Amgv785615 Dixie Amgv785622 Coala M Heart D Gelbvieh Stevensville Amgv706555 Ur Miss Katie 051K Amgv711059 013K Middle Creek Farms Bozeman Amgv642852 Miss Black Pld Keno 35H Amgv661806 128J ET Amgv661813 112J ET Amgv708718 22K ET Amgv760038 38L Redland Gelbvieh Hysham Amgv538972 Eva 600F Amgv682384 Isabel 968 Amgv759148 Lisha 120L ET Sieler Ranch Inc Plevna Amgv691856 Miss Innovator 919J Amgv691919 Miss Extra 901J Amgv739499 Miss Cpr K015 Amgv739517 Miss Cpr K004 Amgv739557 Miss Cpr K007 Amgv790180 Miss Ellison 106L Amgv790181 Miss Encore 132L Amgv790224 Miss Image 120L Amgv790227 Miss Ellison 110L Amgv790262 Miss Blk Bull 15 127L Amgv790263 Miss Blk Bull 15 112L Amgv790291 Miss Encore 116L Amgv790295 Miss Encore 134L Sr Graveley Gelbvieh Avon Amgv677749 Jasmine Amgv719619 Karen Wende Gianino Boyes Amgv566277 Ms Wende 725G Amgv747043 Haycreek Lonnie Amgv796936 Haycreek Mona Amgv807827 Haycreek’s Miss Myra Wiley Gelbvieh Musselshell Amgv659327 Shiner Girl Amgv697046 Jenny 903J North Carolina C-Cross Cattle Company Asheboro Amgv706592 Amorelle 22K1 ET Amgv786257 3941L ET Amgv786329 4033L Amgv805382 4193L Eric Ellis Old Fort Amgv775893 Ms Echo 84L R Jar Farm Robbins Amgv602021 11G1 Continued on page 44

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Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Swinging Tail Cattle Co Evergreen Amgv743607 Apron Strings 110K Amgv784554 Boodie Boodie North Dakota Bailey Gelbvieh Ranch Towner Amgv680371 Miss Homefront 74J Amgv680378 Miss Horizon J01 Amgv771854 Sharon 200L Amgv771872 Lassie 198L Bohrer Gelbvieh Ranch Stanton Amgv527917 Miss Praire Nite Chimney Butte Ranch Mandan Amgv586080 G64 Amgv770347 Hille L185 Lacey Amgv770352 Hille L121 Lick Amgv770466 Hille L104 Lips Conrad Larson Noonan Amgv726264 108K Amgv774292 091L Cranview Gelbvieh Minot Amgv729921 23K Amgv772888 Miss Tubbs 155L Amgv772928 Miss Tubbs 158L Diamond D Gelbvieh Mandan Amgv668532 Moonbeam 94J Amgv668557 Boots 61J Amgv695142 90J Amgv719009 Gwen 109K Amgv719053 Prairie Rose 65K Amgv719113 Cheri 37K Amgv767386 Nightlife 144L Golden Buckle Gelbvieh Medina Amgv588657 Golden Buckle Gelv 117G Amgv632756 Golden Buckle Gelv 107H Amgv678799 Golden Buckle Gelv 034J Amgv764222 Golden Buckle Gelv 049L Gumbo Flats Gelbvieh Ranch Ft Rice Amgv767670 Lacey 2L LeDoux Gelbvieh Antler Amgv772640 24L Amgv772643 Debs Lady 37L Marvin Ternes Raliegh Amgv723690 Miss Raleigh 45K Amgv769870 Miss Raleigh 56L Miller Gelbvieh Farm Glen Ullin Amgv598061 G704 Amgv684060 J981 Amgv684061 J966 Amgv684084 J902 Amgv728447 K065 Amgv728468 K031 Amgv728531 K068 Amgv777133 L111 Amgv777191 L173 Moe Gelbvieh Walcott Amgv601300 10G Amgv643677 88H Amgv678422 25J Amgv678505 58J Amgv727847 23K

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City Name

Amgv775370 109L Amgv775380 14L Amgv775406 96L Amgv775442 89L Person We Ranch White Earth Amgv710816 Miss Ebony Amgv750219 Jaspers Pride Prairie Hills Gelbvieh Gladstone Amgv719710 Kora K20 Amgv750219 Jaspers Pride Amgv816582 Maddie M11 Rosehill Gelbvieh Farm Munich Amgv768277 Miss Autumn 15L Wehri Gelbvieh Hebron Amgv726130 Miss Wehri K51 Amgv771451 Miss Wehri 124L Amgv771500 Miss Carol 171L Amgv771508 Miss Wehri 126L Amgv771617 Miss Linda 180L Nebraska Boehler Gelbviehs Orleans Amgv699874 Miss Boo Boo 019K D Lazy M Livestock Harrisburg Amgv762396 Miss Bo 271L Gary’s Gelbvieh Trenton Amgv783274 Miss Edition Amgv783278 Miss Surge Amgv783285 Miss Edition Hill Top Acres Humboldt Amgv738654 Cuprite 2 Hilltop Gelbvieh Lawrence Amgv710168 22K Amgv710229 20K Jeff Swanson Oxford Amgv765313 116L Amgv765336 374L Amgv765433 91L Amgv799004 88M Kleinschmidt Gelbvieh Grafton Amgv772212 Ms Black Force 147L Et Lammers Gelbvieh Lexington Amgv724666 91K Mc Johnson & Sons Tilden Amgv668748 Rj 935J Amgv771362 115L Mlm Gelbvieh Superior Amgv669511 Miss 998J Amgv669523 Miss 986J Amgv750948 Miss 149L Amgv750952 Miss 130L Amgv750957 Miss 184L Amgv750991 Miss 181L Amgv751018 Miss 102L Amgv769718 Miss 427L Amgv804311 Miss 217M Rippe Gelbvieh Hubbell Amgv664876 Miss Rippe 918J Amgv717623 039K Amgv758873 Ms Sleepy 145L Amgv819966 Miss Echo M875

Ranch Name Reg. Number

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Robinson Gelbvieh Elm Creek Amgv768297 Ms Renie Premier Amgv768326 Ms Hollywood Edition Amgv768342 Cocoas Fortune Rod & Twila Brown Paxton Amgv707541 Miss Sara Br 002K Amgv760111 Ms Candi Cocoa 170L Amgv762076 Ms Esther Bl Buster 196L Rod Tegtmeier Cattle Davenport Amgv771204 Lady Bud 106L Amgv771220 Lady Camelot 108L Schawang Cattle Co David City Amgv724666 91K Amgv784677 Lucy 120L Standing Milliron Ranch Brady Amgv774242 Thompson Ms Louise 106L Taubenheim Gelbvieh Amherst Amgv769992 Miss Dr Pepper 151L The 88 Ranch Orchard Amgv671244 88 Vision 954J Donna Warner Beef Genetics Beaver City Amgv717247 Ms Highlight 014K Amgv752317 Ms Vision 101L Amgv788867 Ms Highlight 115L Wolf Gelbvieh Gothenburg Amgv775319 Ms Sleepy Annie Nevada Richard J or Jean M Williams Orovada Amgv573510 Miss Voltage 150G New York Kraszewski Family Farms Corning Amgv760028 Ms Black Carmel 1801L Ohio Butternut Farms Bolivar Amgv829054 Ms Cinera 195M Oklahoma Bill New Gelbvieh Arnett Amgv809699 Spring Fling M67 ET Gallaway Gelbvieh Mulhall Amgv803810 Ms Pld Gold Koehn Cattle Co Goltry Amgv720678 Ruby 7K12 Markes Family Farms Waukomis Amgv743940 Markes 944K Amgv759932 222L Amgv811270 Markes 348M Oregon Delano Farms Llc Oregon City Amgv614386 Ms Tank Z028 48H Amgv652449 Ms Bob 18J Amgv749973 Ms Advantage 345C 45L Amgv749991 Ms Tank 38J 05L Amgv795678 Ms Internet 42M Lazy Box B Ranch Burns Amgv652449 Ms Bob 18J Continued on page 46


5th Annual You-Pick-Em All Polled

All Black

✖ Saturday, November 19, 2011 ✖ 11 am - 2 pm ✖ Lunch served at noon! Post Rock Granite 200P2

• #2 Gelbvieh bull for registrations • #1 Bull in breed for gestation length

It’s Simple! 1. On Nov. 19, 2011, from 11 am to 2 pm, Bulls will be on display at the farm. If you find a bull or bulls you want to purchase at this time write your name beside the bull and if no one else wants the same bull at 2 pm, you pay 50% of the pre-priced amount. LWHF Forever Lady 349W Daughter of Post Rock Granite 200P2 Sold to Middle Creek Farms at the 2011 National Sale

2. We keep the bulls, care for them at NO additional charge to you. We test the bulls and feed them to gain @3.5 lbs. /day. All bulls are on a total herd health program, including a breeding soundness exam, with semen evaluation prior to pick up. 3. Pick up your bull or bulls on or before January 1, 2012. You pay remaining 50% and they will be ready to go to work.

Selling a select grou p of Balance r Heifers

Offering: Gelbvieh Bulls Balancer Bulls Angus Bulls

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LITTLE WINDY HILL

Farms Doug & Sue Hughes 6916 Peppers Ferry Road Max Meadows, VA 24360

H 276/637-3916 • C 276/620-4271

email: lwhf@wiredog.com

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Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Louie’s Cattle Service Burns Amgv876948 Pamelas Krugerrand Amgv876952 Pamelas Fame Amgv876955 Pamelas Fame Mount Joseph Cattle Co Joseph Amgv635870 806H Amgv702642 029K Amgv754247 145L Amgv754256 158L Amgv754260 151L South Carolina Rufshod Hartsville Amgv741219 6K South Dakota Adkins Gelbvieh Iroquois Amgv811270 Markes 348M Cedric C Raine White Amgv829609 566M Ceroll Gelbvieh Sisseton Amgv679909 Miss Arnold J232 Amgv722584 Miss Red Cocoa 033K Amgv722597 Ms Bk Hi Plains Anchor Crooks Red Angus & Gelbvieh Astoria Amgv829609 566M Elk Creek Gelbvieh Piedmont Amgv675335 Ck Crocus 925J Amgv774747 105L1 Feist Gelbvieh Ludlow Amgv634232 H14 Amgv634252 Hh1 Amgv675814 J14 Amgv716603 K38 Amgv716636 K60 Amgv716640 Kh9 Amgv765830 L57 Amgv765839 1L19 Gaaskjolen Gelbvieh Meadow Amgv724071 006K Amgv724109 018K Amgv724126 017K Amgv765929 L159 Amgv765967 L153 Amgv765999 L114 Amgv766007 L15 Amgv766049 L168 Goldux Gelbvieh Wessington Amgv627490 11H Amgv627552 46H Amgv627564 24H Amgv719787 48K Amgv719819 91K Amgv719843 44K Jim & Barb Beastrom Pierre Amgv773989 1027L Jon & Theresa Beastrom Pierre Amgv627490 11H Amgv627552 46H Amgv627564 24H Amgv711059 013K

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City Name

Amgv716021 Weaver Kylie 032K Amgv719819 91K Amgv719843 44K Amgv759171 Lovelylu 131L Lance Olsen Mitchell Amgv719787 48K Lazy Tv Ranch Selby Amgv715331 K395 Pearson Cattle Co Inc Lake City Amgv758085 Ms E2 1145L Amgv758111 Ms E2 1058L Rlv Gelbvieh Nisland Amgv518914 Miss Electric 1F Amgv684962 Ms Echo 9J Amgv684963 Ms Echo 3J Roger Baruth Alpena Amgv716956 K027 Amgv771703 L011 Amgv771713 L009 Schroeder Inc Sioux Falls Amgv756093 Hannah L151 Amgv756257 Katlyn L142 Amgv800237 Hollyhock M231 Vander Vorst Gelbviehs Pollock Amgv769718 Miss 427L Tennessee Asbury Farms Speedwell Amgv681982 Miss Pride 10J Clinch Mountain Gelbvieh Farm Luttrell Amgv680077 2164J Amgv708894 3145K Amgv746219 3530K Silvey Family Gelbvieh Clarksville Amgv792567 58L University Of Tennessee Crossville Amgv537674 Plateau Lady F3066 Amgv569472 Plateau Lady G1467 Amgv625079 Plateau Lady H2428 Amgv625085 Plateau Lady H1888 Amgv625095 Plateau Lady H3088 Texas Kg Gelbvieh Warren Amgv744959 Kelly Sue K254 ET Montgomery Gelbvieh Vega Amgv733437 033K Amgv754877 126L Russell Bramblett Dell City Amgv742785 Miss Elt Black K025 South Texas Gelbvieh Castroville Amgv810797 Dunn’s Miss Melody 236M Utah Johnson’s Bear River Gelbvieh Tremonton Amgv580655 Miss Mankato Amgv764102 Miss Super Z Loveless Gelbvieh Spanish Fork Amgv773666 Ext’s Carolina Power L49 Shadow Mountain Gelbvieh Genola Amgv564340 Premier Rose

Ranch Name Reg. Number

City Name

Amgv771027 Free Spirit Amgv841808 Shadow Mt Ml Rose Southern Utah University Cedar City Amgv791258 L126 Yj Mountain Ranch Gelbviehs Redmond Amgv802044 Miss Heavy Sherbob Virginia Ch Morris & Sons Appomattox Amgv396800 B60 Amgv576364 Morris F137 Amgv609777 G66 Amgv657741 H55 Amgv657745 H45 Amgv746570 K8 Amgv794967 L30 Amgv794980 L64 Knoll Crest Farms Red House Amgv700612 Miss Higain J302 Amgv749779 Miss Balance L56 Little Windy Hill Farms Max Meadows Amgv671701 Danell Pld Presence 17J Southfork Farm Goshen Amgv746570 K8 Washington Ledgerwood Gelbvieh Clarkston Amgv570566 Bud Princess Jr Amgv812907 3R Ms Cowboy 393C 331M Mike & Joy Wilson Brewster Amgv747156 Miss Rolls Rascal 169L Amgv747159 Miss Peerless Rascal 168 Amgv747161 Miss Carmel Arnold 153L Amgv747164 Miss Arnold 167L Wisconsin A&B’s Finest Amgv775578 Zimmerman Farms Amgv604585 Amgv651217 Amgv688991 Amgv689003 Amgv730032 Amgv755434

Amery Alida L129 Osseo Shadow Elsie Lad Bonny Shadow Trudy Tracy Shadow Sunshine Star Priscilla K79 Bonnie L5

West Virginia Hill Top Haven Farm Amgv705215 Amgv743761

Strange Creek 3G Cowgirl Kix 033K Hill Top So Fine

Wyoming Ken Clark Afton Amgv661813 112J ET Mtr Cattle Co Buffalo Amgv676383 Miss Right 503J Amgv761631 Miss Extra 584L Nine Bar Nine Gelbvieh Meriden Amgv755668 Kiss Me Goodnight


News news American Gelbvieh Association Board of Directors

DLW Wardon 24W

Action Points August 7-8, 2011 1. Moved to approve the minutes from April 2011 with an amendment to remove the effective date from the motion concerning payment of mileage to the Area Coordinators be set to the current IRS rate. 2. Moved to approve the June 2011 financial report and June 2011 activity report. 3. Moved to accept the 2012 AGA budget that set the 2012 herd assessment at $25 as recommended by the AGA Finance Committee to the AGA Board. 4. Moved to establish a handling fee of $2 per head each time a paper request is submitted to the AGA office after January 1, 2012. 5. Moved to accept the 2012 Gelbvieh World budget as presented by the AGA Finance Committee. 6. Moved to pursue raising funds for research and development of 50K genomic molecular breeding values for the Gelbvieh and Balancer® breeds with a $100 per DNA sample request and to include a recognition program for contributors. 7. Moved to direct staff to negotiate the sale of the HerdTrack trademark to potential buyer.

Submit Work Online The online registry system is active. Members are finding the system easy to use and very helpful to manage their cow herds and submit data. To access the online registry system, return the Online User Agreement to the AGA office to receive your login and password information. Then go to www.gelbvieh.org and click on the “Register an animal” link under the Quick Links on the blue right sidebar of the web page. For questions, contact the AGA office at 303-465-2333 or info@gelbvieh.org.

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Owned with Schawang Cattle Co. Semen available through Bull Barn Genetics • Wardon’s dam, 408P, is a Dam of Merit and simply the best Kingpin daughter at the ranch. • His maternal grand dam, Ms Hero 840H, is a Dam of Distinction! • His maternal great grand dam, Ms 01C, raised 11 natural calves for us. Now that’s a solid, consistent, maternal cow family the Gelbvieh breed is known for!

GENETICS Dan and Kate Warner 42198 Road 721, Arapahoe, NE 68922 (H) 308-962-5485 Monte Warner: 308-268-6020 Darren Warner: 308-268-2031

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Special Invitation AGA President Jim Beastrom The American Gelbvieh Association is “Blazing New Trails.” Join us in Denver January 4-9, 2012 for the AGA Annual Convention and National Western Stock Show. Whether it’s in research and genetics, advertising and marketing, or member services, the AGA is blazing new trails to propel the breed for the next 40 years and beyond. Registration to the 2012 AGA “Blazing New Trails” Annual Convention is free. I would like to encourage all members and their families to make the trip to Denver and participate in the annual convention. At this year’s convention we will recognize some outstanding members who have made an impact on the breed and the association. The 2012 AGA Hall of Fame inductee is Roger Gatz, Cattlemen’s Connection, Hiawatha, Kan. The 2012 AGA member of the Year is Mark Goes, M&P Gelbvieh, Odell, Neb. Additionally, we will recognize all the past presidents of the American Gelbvieh Association. Add to that the Breeder’s Choice Gelbvieh Bull Futurity and the People’s Choice Balancer Bull Futurity Social and Saturday evening is sure to be a great night. Just as the AGA blazed new trails 40 years ago, we are continuing to stay headed on the right path. The cartoon below was sent in by D. Allen Wint, who is a charter member of the AGA with member number 12. Wint writes, “I do not have any cattle now, but sure enjoyed helping get the breed going.” Come to Denver, participate in the committee meetings and help blaze the new trails for the American Gelbvieh Association and the Gelbvieh breed!

State Association Officers Breakfast All state and regional Gelbvieh association officers are invited to attend a special State Association Officers Breakfast on Friday morning of the AGA convention. The breakfast will be at 7:00 a.m. on January 6 at the Red Lion Hotel. The purpose of the State Association Officer Breakfast is to bring together representatives of each state or regional Gelbvieh association to share ideas, get updates from the AGA and discuss the challenges and opportunities for state associations. This will be a great opportunity to strengthen state and regional associations. More information will be sent to all state and regional association officers. Please RSVP by contacting the AGA office at frankp@gelbvieh.org or 303-465-2333.

Notice of 2012 American Gelbvieh Association Annual Meeting Pursuant to Article VII, Paragraph A (2), of the bylaws of the American Gelbvieh Association, this serves as official notice and call of the annual membership meeting. The annual meeting will be held Saturday, January 7, 2012, commencing at 3:00 p.m., at the Red Lion Hotel in Denver, Colo. The meeting will be held during the American Gelbvieh Association annual national convention. The purpose of the meeting shall be the election of directors to fill the offices of those directors whose terms are expiring or which are presently vacant, to ratify the previous actions of the Board of Directors, and for the transaction of other business as may properly come before the meeting. The nominating committee recommends the following slate of nominees for the five open positions on the AGA Board of Directors. Other nominations may be accepted from the floor during the annual meeting. • Rob Arnold, North Dakota • Andy LeDoux, Kansas • Pat McCabe, Iowa • Neal Pearson, South Dakota • Bob Prosser, Arizona • Lowell Rogers, Mississippi • John Shearer, Kansas • Duane Strider, North Carolina A member who is unable to attend the annual meeting may request an absentee ballot by phone, email, mail or fax for election of directors. In order to obtain an absentee ballot, a member must submit his or her application to the American Gelbvieh Association office not more than 60 days (November 8, 2011) nor less than 10 days (December 29, 2011) prior to the annual meeting, and must be in good standing with the association at least sixty (60) days prior to the annual meeting. Ballots must be returned to the AGA office by 4:30 p.m. on Friday, January 6, 2012 to be counted at the annual meeting on Saturday, January 7, 2012.


2012 National Western Stock Show & AGA Convention Schedule Tuesday, January 3 8:00 a.m. Cattle begin arriving – NWSS GROUNDS Wednesday, January 4 11:00 a.m. AGA Executive Committee meeting – HOTEL Noon AGA Board of Directors meeting – HOTEL 6:30 p.m. National Sale Committee meeting – HOTEL 7:30 p.m. National Show Committee meeting – HOTEL 7:00 p.m. Cattle in place on the Hill and in the Yards – NWSS GROUNDS Thursday, January 5 8:00 a.m. Check-in Yard and Hill cattle – NWSS GROUNDS 1:00 p.m. Rules and By-laws Committee meeting – HOTEL 2:30 p.m. AGA Finance Committee meeting – HOTEL 4:30 p.m. AGA Foundation Committee meeting – HOTEL Friday, January 6 7:00 a.m. State Association Officers Breakfast – HOTEL Morning Free to attend NWSS 1:00 p.m. Marketing Committee meeting – HOTEL 3:15 p.m. Productivity Committee meeting – HOTEL 5:15 p.m. GPP Annual Stockholders meeting – HOTEL 7:00 p.m. Breeder’s Choice Gelbvieh Bull Futurity & People’s Choice Balancer Bull Futurity meetings – HOTEL

Saturday, January 7 7:30 a.m. Gelbvieh and Balancer Junior Heifer Show – NWSS STADIUM ARENA 10:00 a.m. Breeder’s Choice Gelbvieh Bull Futurity & People’s Choice Balancer Bull Futurity – NWSS STADIUM ARENA 3:00 p.m. AGA Annual Membership Meeting – HOTEL 5:15 p.m. AGA Board of Directors meeting & photo – HOTEL 6:30 p.m. Awards Presentation and Futurity Social – HOTEL Sunday, January 8 8:00 a.m. National Pen Bull Show – NWSS LIVESTOCK CENTER Noon Lunch – NWSS LIVESTOCK CENTER 1:00 p.m. National Gelbvieh Sale – NWSS LIVESTOCK CENTER 5:00 p.m. Board of Directors meeting – Hotel Monday, January 9 8:00 a.m. National Gelbvieh and Balancer Show – NWSS STADIUM ARENA 7:00 p.m. Begin release of Hill cattle (out by 10:00 p.m.) Tuesday, January 10 7:00 a.m. Begin release of Yard cattle (out by 4:00 p.m.)

Headquarters Hotel:

Additional rooms at:

Red Lion Hotel on Quebec Street All Convention Activities 303-321-6666 $77 plus tax Request the Gelbvieh block before Dec. 10

Double Tree Hotel - Denver 303-321-3333 $94 plus tax Request the Gelbvieh block before Dec. 5

2012 AGA Annual Convention Registration Registration to the American Gelbvieh Association annual convention is free of charge. Membership participation and input during committee meetings and the annual membership meeting is vital to future success of the AGA. Start planning now for “Blazing New Trails” at the 2012 AGA annual convention and NWSS January 4-9.

To assist AGA staff in planning for convention, please submit the convention registration form to the AGA office. Convention registrations may also be submitted online by visiting the 2012 AGA Annual Convention page at www.gelbvieh.org. All convention attendees should pick up name tags and convention booklets at the AGA convention registration desk.

Name ______________________________________________ AGA Member No. ____________ Address _________________________________________________________________________ City ____________________________________State ____________ Zip _____________________ Names of Convention attendees for name tags. Please include first and last names. Name _________________________________ Name ____________________________________ Name _________________________________ Name ____________________________________


State Field Days

View from the Field view from the field Little Windy Hill Farms Hosts Virginia Field Day Report and photos by William McIntosh

The Doug Hughes family opened the gates of Little Windy Hills Farm of Max Meadows, Va., to host the 2011 Virginia Gelbvieh Association Field Day on Saturday, September 10. Nearly 50 Gelbvieh breeders for across Virginia and North Carolina were in attendance. Activities for the day included a presentation by Scott Greiner, Virginia Tech Extension beef specialist. Greiner talked about the importance of becoming more efficient in beef production in this time of $9 corn. He stressed the importance of maintaining a moderate mature cow size. William McIntosh, AGA eastern area coordinator, updated the membership on association activity and services, including the genomics program. On display was an impressive pen of cattle representing three generations of Little Windy Hills breeding. Also on display was a powerful set of Granite 200P2 sons that were part of the judging contest, along with a nice set of replacement heifers. In a tie for first place in the judging contest bull division was Emily Strider and Gail Rippe. In the heifer division, there was also a tie for first between Roger Morris and Gail Rippe.

The Doug Hughes family hosted a terrific and educational Virginia Field Day at their farm.

Kriegh Family Farm Hosts Minnesota Field Day Report and photos by Frank Padilla

Kevin and Lois Kriegh, with their family, hosted the 2011 Minnesota Field Day at their farm located outside Crookston, Minn., on August 20. A program consisting of speakers presenting on several industry-related topics provided an educational exchange for those in attendance. Zac Hall from IGENITY速, Dr. Larry Johnson, DVM, and Dr. DelVecchio, professor from the University of MN-Crookston, gave updates on DNA testing procedures and discussed issues for those living in rural areas. Artificial insemination synchronization programs were outlined and research data presented by ABS representative Nels Jessen. Frank Padilla, AGA director of breed promotion, gave the group an update on AGA activities and projects. Visitors from three states enjoyed a tour of the Kriegh Family cow herd, followed by a campfire complete smores and hotdogs.

Kriegh Family Farm of Crookston, Minn., hosted the 2011 Minnesota Field Day.

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Places to Be places to be November 2011 Nov. 5 Professional Beef Genetics Open House Bull Sale, Montrose, MO Nov. 5 5th Annual Tennessee Maternal Edge Sale, Cross Plains, TN Nov. 10 Farmfair Gelbvieh Show, Alberta, Canada Nov. 11 C-Bar Red Angus Female Sale, Brownell, KS Nov. 12 C-Cross Cattle Co. Annual Bull & Female Production Sale, Biscoe, NC Nov. 13 NAILE Junior Gelbvieh Show, Louisville, KY Nov. 17 NAILE Eastern National Gelbvieh & Balancer Show, Louisville, KY Nov. 19 Little Windy Hill Farms You-Pick-Em Bull Sale, Max Meadows, VA Nov. 19 Brandywine Farms Mature Female Dispersal Sale, Kingsville, MO Nov. 24-25 AGA office closed Nov. 26 KGA 11th Annual Pick of the Herd Female Sale, Salina, KS Nov. 28 January Gelbvieh World Advertising Deadline Nov. 29-Dec. 1 Range Beef Cow Symposium XXII, Mitchell, NE

December 2011 Dec. 2 Knoll Crest Farm Performance Bull Sale, Red House, VA Dec. 3 SEGA & Friends Fall Female Sale, Pierce, CO Dec. 10 Prairie Gelbvieh Alliance 11th Annual Female Sale, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan Dec. 15 February Profit Picture Advertising Deadline Dec. 17 Southern Belle’s-Verner Farms & Randall Farms Gelbvieh/Balancer Bull and Female Sale, Colbert, GA

SEGA Gelbvieh and Friends

December 3, 2011

Fall Female Open House 11:00 am – 2:00 pm • Pierce, CO

Dec. 22 Iowa Maternal Edge Sale, Bloomfield, IA Dec. 23-26 AGA office closed

January 2012 Jan. 2 AGA office closed Jan. 7 NWSS Junior Gelbvieh Show, Denver, CO Jan. 7 Breeder’s Choice Gelbvieh Bull Futurity & People’s Choice Balancer Bull Futurity, Denver, CO Jan. 7 American Gelbvieh Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO Jan. 8 NWSS Gelbvieh & Balancer Pen Bull Show, Denver, CO Jan. 8 National Gelbvieh Sale, NWSS LCAA, Denver, CO Jan. 9 National Gelbvieh & Balancer Show, Denver, CO Jan. 25 March Gelbvieh World Advertising Deadline Jan. 28 Lemke Cattle Bull Sale, Lawrence, NE

February 2012 Feb. 4 LeDoux Ranch Annual Production Sale, Agenda, KS Feb. 6 Taubenheim Gelbvieh Annual Production Sale, Amherst, NE Feb. 18 Overmiller Gelbvieh Annual Production Sale, Smith Center, KS Feb. 21 Cedar Top Ranch Annual Production Sale, Burwell, NE Feb. 25 Swanson Cattle Company Annual Production Sale, Oxford, NE Feb. 27 April Gelbvieh World Advertising Deadline Feb. 29 Grund Beef Genetics Annual Bulls Sale, Oakley, KS

Gelbvieh and Balancer Open Show Heifer Prospects Bred Heifers, Embryos and Commercial Bred Heifers

Steve & Gail Fiolkoski 16509 WCR 86 • Pierce, CO 80650

Visit our website at www.segagelbvieh.com Phone: 970/834-2138 Gail’s Cell: 970/590-4862 Steve’s Cell: 970/381-0600 Email: gafiolk@aol.com

Cattle from these progressive breeders: CJ & L Livestock C & L Krajewski Gelbvieh Covington Gelbvieh Grand Valley Gelbvieh Hideaway Cattle Co Integrated Beef Genetics

Lakeview Farms McCarty Cattle Co Plateau Gelbvieh Prairie Trail Cattle Co SEGA Gelbvieh Wilkinson Gelbvieh Ranch

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Ad Index ad index 2R-2B Gelbvieh....................................................35 3 G Ranch.............................................................32 Adkins Gelbvieh....................................................35 Area Coordinators.................................................11 B/F Cattle Company.............................................33 Bar Arrow Cattle Company.............................15, 33 Bar IV Livestock....................................................33 Bar T Bar Ranch, Inc............................................32 Beastrom Gelbvieh Ranch.....................................35 Blackhawk Cattle Company..................................32 Boehler Gelbvieh...................................................34 Bow K Ranch........................................................32 Brandywine Farm............................................14, 33 Cattlemen’s Connection....................................3, 37 C-Bar Red Angus..................................................19 C-Cross Cattle Company......................................35 Cedar Top Ranch......................................... IFC, 34 Chimney Butte Ranch...........................................35 Circle S Ranch......................................................33 CJ&L Livestock....................................................35 Clinch Mountain Gelbvieh...................................36 Cranview Gelbvieh................................................35 Cunningham, Ronn..............................................37 D Bar L Land and Livestock..................................34 D & W Farms, LLC..............................................33 Danell Diamond Six Ranch...................................34 DDM Gelbvieh.....................................................32 Diamond L Farms.................................................35 Dromgoole’s Heaven.............................................36 Eagle Pass Ranch...................................................36 Ellison Gelbvieh & Angus Ranch..........................36 Flying H Genetics......................................... 34, BC Gelbvieh Bull Barn................................................37 Gelbvieh Guide.....................................................37

Gelbvieh Media Productions.................................39 Gelbvieh Profit Partners........................................38 Goettlich Gelbvieh Ranch.....................................34 Golden Buckle Gelbvieh.......................................35 Green Hills Gelbvieh.............................................35 GS Ridge Top Ranch.............................................32 H & H Farms.......................................................36 Harriman, Bob......................................................34 Hart Farm Gelbvieh..............................................33 Hartland Farm......................................................33 Hill Top Haven Farm............................................36 Hodges Ranch.......................................................34 Hojer Gelbvieh Ranch...........................................36 Igenity...................................................................12 J & K Farms..........................................................32 J Bar M Gelbvieh............................................34, 41 Judd Ranch, Inc................................................1, 33 Jumping Cow Gelbvieh................................ 32, IBC KGA Pick of the Herds Sale..................................23 Kicking Horse Ranch............................................34 Kittle Gelbvieh Farms...........................................32 Knoll Crest Farm...................................................17 Lambert, Doak......................................................37 Ledgerwood Gelbvieh...........................................36 Lemke Cattle.........................................................34 Leonhardt Cattle Company...................................36 Linquist Farms......................................................33 Little Windy Hill Farms..................................36, 45 Lone Oak Gelbvieh...............................................33 Longleaf Station....................................................35 M&P Gelbvieh.....................................................34 Maple Hill Farm...................................................32 Maple Lake Livestock Company...........................35 Markes Family Farms............................................35

Martin Cattle Company........................................32 Maternal Edge Sales..............................................52 Mattison Family Farm...........................................33 McCabe Cattle Co./Two Step Ranch.....................33 Middle Creek Farms..............................................34 Miller Gelbvieh.....................................................32 Mitchell Marketing Service.............................13, 37 MLM Gelbvieh.....................................................34 National CUP Lab................................................37 NN Bar Ranch, Inc...............................................36 NS Ranch.............................................................36 Pfizer Animal Genetics............................................5 Plateau Gelbvieh...................................................32 Pope Farms Gelbvieh.............................................34 Post Rock Cattle Company...............................7, 33 Prairie Gelbvieh Alliance.......................................50 Purina Accuration...................................................9 Register Farms.......................................................35 Rogers Valley Farm Gelbvieh.................................34 Sawtooth Gelbvieh Cattle & Hay..........................35 Schafer Farms, Inc.................................................33 Seedstock Plus Genetics.........................................37 Seedstock Plus.................................................14, 37 SEGA Gelbvieh.....................................................51 Slaughter, David....................................................33 Southern Belle’s Production Sale............................13 Swanson Cattle Company.....................................34 Taubenheim Gelbvieh...........................................34 The 88 Ranch........................................................34 Thorstenson Gelbvieh............................................36 Triple K Gelbvieh..................................................33 Warner Beef Genetics............................................47 Wildwood Acres....................................................35 Wilkinson Gelbvieh..............................................32

Maternal Edge Female Sales Gelbvieh Influenced Females - Working Hard for your Bottom Line www.Maternaledge.com

Tennessee Maternal Edge Sale-5th Annual

Kearney Livestock Market, Kearney, NE

Iowa Maternal Edge Sale

November 5, 2011, 12 Noon

December 9, 2011 • 1:00 p.m.

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Sponsored byTennessee Gelbvieh Association Location: KY-TN Livestock Market, Cross Plains, TN

Sponsored by Nebraska & Kansas Gelbvieh Associations Over 600 head sell! Selling 300-400 Gelbvieh influenced commercial females Also selling an additional 300 commercial females

Sponsored byGelbvieh Breeders of Iowa Location: Bloomfield Livestock Market, Bloomfield, IA

Contact for consignments and information: John Bartee, Sr. • 931-624-1173 • Clarksville, TN John Loy • 865-687-1968 • Luttrell, TN Scott Sorrells • 931-659-9164 or 931-993-9680 • Petersburg, TN William McIntosh Eastern Area Coordinator • American Gelbvieh Association 502-867-3132

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For information contact Brandon McEndaffer: 970-520-3020 Scott Starr: 308-587-2293 Dan Warner: 308-962-5485 Rod Weeks: 308-440-3810

Contact for consignments and information: Matt Cibula • 641-751-0069 • tnmcibula@yahoo.com Eric Ehresman • 319-480-1564 Frank Hayek • 319-269-8633 • ich@aweiowa.com Brandon McEndaffer Central Area Coordinator • American Gelbvieh Association 970-520-3020


BULL & FEMALE SALE

March 31, 2012 • Brush, CO

PRIVATE TREATY CATTLE for sale at the ranch Show Heifer Prospects • Purebred & Balancer® Bred Females JCGR PRETTY WOMAN 532U ET

JCGR ELLA 265X ET

JCGR PEARL 540W ET SIRE: RID R Collateral 2R DAM: Pretty Woman 915J Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Female at 2010 Junior Nationals.

SIRE: RID R Collateral 2R DAM: Pearl P907

SIRE: RID R Collateral 2R DAM: Ella

Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Female at 2010 NAILE and Division Winner at 2011 Junior Nationals.

Reserve Grand Champion Purebred Female at 2011 Junior Nationals.

CCRO GOOD FORTUNE 8206U

SIRE: Carolina Fortune DAM: JBOB 3814L Homozygous Black Purebred Bull. His first calves came this spring and they are very impressive.

JCGR BAR GT COBALT 159U

VVGR ROCKY 949W

SIRE: Beech Jet R052 ET DAM: EGL L889 SIRE: RID R Collateral 2R DAM: Ms Perri B 2010R Black, Homozygous Polled. Selling sons of this Balancer® AI sire in our 2012 Production Sale.

Homozygous Black 63% Balancer® Bull. His first calves hit the ground this spring and they are very impressive.

CATTLE THAT MEET THE CHALLENGE www.jumpingcowgelbvieh.com Ramah, Colorado

Grant Thayer, Owner

303-621-2058 E-mail: grant@jumpingcowgelbvieh.com

Brad Ridinger, Manager

G E L B V I E H

Office: 719-764-2327 • Cell: 303-810-0582 E-mail: brad@jumpingcowgelbvieh.com


FLYING H

DIRECT HIT 126X

BD: 2/05/10 • Reg No.: 1145558 Purebred Gelbvieh • Homozygous Black • Homozygous Polled Flying H Director 33S X Flying H Exclusive

CE 105/.19 BW 1.8/.35 WW 50/.29 YW 99/.22 MK 19/.12 TM 44 GL .3/.31 CD 103/.09 SC 1.3/.27 ST NA CW 22/.21 REA .37/.19 MB .09/.16 DtF 3.3/.16 CV $35.72 FM $33.34 PERFORMANCE BTH WT: 96 Adj. WNG WT: 647 Adj. YLG WT: 1,237

Co-owned with Voss Gelbvieh

FLYING H

LEGENDARY 83X

BD: 1/26/10 Reg No.: 1145527 Balancer • Heterozygous Black • Homozygous Polled Ideal Legacy 56R X Traveler 0907K

CE 101/.18 BW 3.0/.35 WW 46/.24 YW 88/.17 MK 15/.12 TM 38 GL -1.3/.29 CD 102/.08 SC .6/I ST NA CW 24/.20 REA .27/.17 MB .16/.15 DtF .5/.14 CV $41.12 FM $21.85 PERFORMANCE BTH WT: 96 Adj. WNG WT: 702 Adj. YLG WT: 1,401

Generation Next Genetics New & exciting things are happening at Flying H. Stop by one or both of our locations, visit with the Flying H Team, and experience the multitude of genetic options we provide.

Find these two in Denver this coming January and SEE WHO IS NEXT!

For semen orders on these two powerful young sires or any bull in Flying H’s fantastic sire lineup, contact a member of the Flying H Team. FLYING H GENETICS Jared & Jill Wareham Dick & Bonnie Helms Kyle & Kayla Helms Missouri Regional Affiliate Nebraska Headquarters Cell: (417) 309-0062 Ph: (308) 493-5411 Ph: (308) 962-6940 flyingh@atcjet.net flyinghgenetics@yahoo.com jwareham@hughes.net

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