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seeing a full color junior livestock magazine was unheard of. We changed how our industry printed show results in full color that were laid out clean and crisp on a white background. From there, we had our website designed by a company in Nashville that designs websites for Lady Antebellum, Toby Keith and Eric Church. We thought outside the box to offer a new and exciting look. Following the new website we introduced our iPhone App with show videos and news from The Showtimes! Looking ahead we plan on continuing to improve with each issue. We are busy working on a new redesigned website that will be responsive to your cell phone and tablet that will go online this August! Good luck at the state fairs,
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Colorado/Wyoming Maine-Anjou Association
The Colorado/Wyoming Maine-Anjou Association is being formed. The new association will have their foundation meeting at the Colorado State Fair on August 25th. The meeting will start at 6PM in the show arena at the Colorado State Fairgrounds in Pueblo, Colorado. They will discuss and create by-laws for the association, elect officers and define future goals and events. Their future goals are to have sponsorship support for shows, scholarships and youth activities. They will also host field days, fitting clinics and work shops as well as promote production sales. If you are interested in having involvement in the association please contact Paula Fox at paula.marie.fox@hotmail.com. Look for more information in future issues of The Showtimes Jr. Livestock Magazine. 16 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Distributing Magazines at Junior Nationals
This summer we hit the road to cover the Maine, Chi, Shorthorn, Angus and Hereford Junior Nationals! We set up a booth at each of these show and enjoyed talking with everyone this past month! We also started a new video show called Show Center. Laurie and Lisa Reid hosted the show that took viewers around the barns, and had clips of the shows, interviews, and exhibits at each of the junior nationals! All of these Show Center videos are available online at theshowtimesmagazine.com as well as our free iPhone App!
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We will be filming the 2013 Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, Colorado this August! In addition to our cattle, hog, lamb and goat show videos, we will also be filming a new State Fair Edition of Show Center from the Colorado State Fair. Look for the videos online at theshowtimesmagazine.com and on iPhone App in late August!
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The American Chianina Assoc. is proud to announce that there will be a junior heifer Chianina show at the 2014 National Western Stock Show held in Denver, Co. The show will take place on Monday, January 20, 2014 and will be held on the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hillâ&#x20AC;?. All cattle must meet the 6.25% Chianina blood rule. Chianina and Chiangus cattle will have their own shows unless numbers do not warrant it. A complete schedule will be printed in the National Western premium book. More information will be posted as it becomes available on the ACA website at www.chicattle.org.
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American Junior Shorthorn Association Elects New Board Members for 2013-2014 American Junior Shorthorn Association Elects New Junior Board. The 2013 National Junior Shorthorn Show and Conference was held in Des Moines, Iowa, June 24 through June 29. Junior voting delegates took part in electing four new members to the American Junior Shorthorn Association (AJSA) Board of Directors, with the new and retiring board members electing the new AJSA officers. The 2013-14 AJSA Board of Directors are as follows: President Ashley Vogel, Hartley, Iowa, is currently attending Iowa State University and majoring in Agricultural Communications. She is the 22-year-old daughter of Todd and Kris Vogel. Vice President Joseph O'Sullivan, Maple Lake, Minnesota, will be a senior at the University of Minnesota this fall, majoring in Agriculture and Food Business Management with an emphasis in Finance. He is the son of Frank and Mary Sullivan. Secretary Brooke Pearson, Tea, South Dakota, is the 20-year-old daughter of Brad and Bev Pearson. She currently attends South Dakota State University, and is studying
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Animal Science.
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Public Relations Officer Marshall Allison, Hookstown, Pennsylvania, is the 19-year-old son of Michael and Sharon Allison. He is currently attending Penn State University, majoring in Animal Science.
Tyler Pierson, Watertown, Minnesota, plans to attend South Dakota State University to major in Animal Science. He is the 18-year-old son of Tom and Sherri Pierson.
Director Dustin Smith, Decorah, Iowa, is currently attending Iowa State University, double majoring in Agricultural Systems Technology and Agronomy. He is the son of Eric and Dainna Smith. Newly elected board members include: Haley Alden of Hamilton, Missouri, is the 17-year-old daughter of Ron and Judy Alden. She plans to attend the University of Missouri-Columbia in the fall and major in Agribusiness Management. Mackenzie Nickels of Beloit, Wisconsin, is the 20-year-old daughter of Anthony and Cheryl Nickels. She is a junior at University Wiscoisin-Madison majoring in Animal Science. Gerritt Pearson of Tea, South Dakota, is the18-year-old son of Brad and Bev Pearson. He plans to attend South Dakota State University in the fall and major in
Retiring from the junior board, fulfilling their terms are Karl Miller, Prophestown, Illinois; Hannah Winegardner, Lima, Ohio; Luke Bolin, Harrisonville, Arkansas and John Reasor, Wildwood, Georgia. These members have put forth much effort during their tenure on the AJSA board, and the membership is very grateful for their leadership and aptitude. The AJSA Board has a mission to positively impact the leaders of tomorrow and today by maintaining professionalism, encouraging members to expand awareness of our world, and by committing themselves to the Shorthorn breed and its members, and to each other. Applications for the AJSA Board are due in the spring of 2014 to the ASA office located in Omaha, Nebraska For more information, contact Gwen Crawford at 402393-7200 or visit www.shorthorn. org.
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Healy Show Cattle
Pasture Sale
Must see set of cattle! This is just a sample of the quality that sells!
Believe In Me
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Bids may be placed in person or by phone. Bids due by September 2nd at dark.
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HEALY SHOW CATTLE
Don, Nancy, Brian, Lisa, Kristen & Ryan 1635 330th Street • Vail, IA 51465 Home: 712-677-2431 • Don Cell: 712-265-1050 • Nancy Cell: 712-265-1005
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MAN AMONG BOYS
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JESSE JAMES
FROM DENISON: 8milessouthonHwy59, 11mileseastonHwy141, 1 mile south on M56, .5 mile on W Ave. FROM MANNING: 2mileswestonHwy141, 1 mile south on M56, .5 mile on W Ave.
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Stop by and see what we’ve got to offer you!
West Central Iowa Sales Monday, Sept. 2 Bids close at 6 p.m.
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Labor Day Sale
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Selling our very top end 60 ET Calves out of 150 head
Hosted by Nelson Cattle Company the the easiest place on the tour to locate and look at calves. 901 HWY 39 • Denison, Iow a 1/4t mile north of McDonalds on Hwy 39. Directly across from Fairgrounds in Denison.
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www.Sullivanranch.com Online bidding open August 28th Final online bid off bEgins 6pm september 2nd Gates open the weekend prior to Labor Day to view calves Many future Champion Steers & Heifers from many breeds will sell! | Nothing held back- not even our 602G maternal females calves! Dan Sullivan (254) 707-0814 • Juli Nelson (712) 269-6275 Jerry Talsma, Herdsman (507) 820-0869 Nick Anderson: 712-660-0789
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114th American Royal Livestock Show Where the Best are Shown!
October 23 - November 3, 2013
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Thursday, October 24 8 am Lamb Showmanship 11 am Goat Showmanship 2 pm Market Goat Show Friday, October 25 8 am Market Lamb Show 1 pm Market Beef Showmanship 4 pm Stierwalt Clinic Saturday, October 26 8 am Swine Showmanship 10:30 am Pedigreed Gilt Show 1 pm Pedigreed Market Hog Show 1 pm Market Steer Show
Sunday, October 27 7:30 am Crossbred Market Hog Show 6 pm Junior Premium Livestock Auction Thursday, October 31 12 pm Limousin Junior Heifer Show 12 pm Shorthorn Junior Heifer Show 5 pm McCullough Fitting Clinic Friday, November 1 12 pm Maine-Anjou Junior Heifer Show 12 pm AOB/ Commercial Junior Heifer Show 2:30 pm Junior Heifer Showmanship
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n today's livestock industry everyone is trying to sell something. Whether it is a show steer out of one of today's top sires, a new trailer, or show supplies, people advertise what they are selling. If you don't advertise or promote your product to your target market, they would not know about what you are selling or how to contact you. When it comes to advertising, there are many options. From a print ad in The Showtimes Magazine, to online banner ads, email blasts, and text message alerts there are many options for you to choose from. According to Johnson Press of America, "Paper remains an indispensible part of business in the web age. In fact, while computers are firmly entrenched as the main
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work tool in most offices, people continue to print out key documents for important meetings and turn to printed sources for reliable information. In addition, many organizations will tell you that their customers respond better to print advertising vs. online messages. In business, paper and electronic media are not incompatible. They are the perfect complement for one another." Advertising in The Showtimes Magazine is a great option and really the best of both worlds. For only $550, you can run a full page color ad in the print edition of The Showtimes. Not only do 10,000 plus issues get read by potential customers, your ad is also available in our online edition that is available for free on our website theshowtimesmagazine.com, as
well as available on your iPhone, iPad and to over 7,750 people on our Facebook page! We've had as many as 8,500 online readers of one issue! So when you advertise in The Showtimes you can have your ad read by as many as 18,500 people. The most unique aspect of advertising in The Showtimes Magazine is the added exposure we provide at all of the shows. In addition to subscribers, we distribute thousands of free copies to exhibitors at shows nationwide. We travel year round distributing our latest issue at shows such as the National Western Stock Show, Ak-Sar-Ben, American Royal, NAILE, Badger Kick-Off Classic, Hoosier Beef Congress, Western Bonanza, Fort Worth Stock Show, as well as numerous Junior Nationals and State Fairs. Other publications may put out a box or
64 percent of executives said they pay more attention to print ads than online ads.
two at some of these shows, but the added benefit of advertising in The Showtimes is we put out pallets of magazines with over 45 boxes per pallet. While subscribers read their magazine when it comes in the mail, or others can check out our latest issue online about one week before it is available in print. The most exposure comes from the shows. We just returned from the Maine, Chi, Shorthorn, Angus, and Hereford Junior Nationals before going to print. The Showtimes had a booth at each of these Junior Nationals, distributing our previous issue. Thousands of exhibitors picked up our Junior National Edition and read it throughout the week. Not only would we see them reading it in the stands or at our booth, but also back at their stalls. It is said that one single issue can be read by as many as five people. Everyone at their stall would read that issue they brought back from our booth. The article featured in Johnson Press of America states; "There is also a notable preference among professionals at every level for reading printed documents compared to online, especially when they are working in a team setting or need to really assimilate information. A study conducted by Harris interactive on behalf of Earthtone revealed that 64 percent of workers prefer ink on paper when it comes to reading. Ironically, the rate was even higher - 70 percent - with employees of
59 percent of senior executives prefer printed versus online information.
77 percent of the people who receive direct mail sort through their mail right away.
technology companies. And why is this? Research has shown that, among other things, many people find hard copies more practical to manage during presentations or group discussions because they are easier to navigate and annotate than electronic documents. What's more, it has been argued that we learn differently from the printed word than a screen, and that we may actually learn better from a book, newspaper or printed report that we do using a computer. Print also continues to be the preferred medium of many consumers. The Doremus/Financial Times study revealed that nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of the executives they polled said they pay more attention to print ads than online ads. No one is suggesting that online document sharing or advertising are not practical and effective business tools. But, it is clear that a strategically placed print ad or a colorful, printed presentation continues to have a strong impact." I know we personally receive hundreds of email blasts every week. Unfortunately, nearly all of them go to our spam folder and are not read. Unless someone is looking forward to a certain upcoming sale, chances are they are not going to consider purchasing a heifer that was advertised in an email
blast. When people do open your email blast the photos are usually small and hard to see. When you advertise with a full page ad, your potential customer can hold your ad in their hand and see a large image of the calf you are selling. Some people think that if they have a website or a Facebook page there is no need to advertise with print media. The benefit of advertising in a magazine like The Showtimes is that people are going to read each issue. Whether it is our January/February Stock Show Edition in Denver or our current July/August State Fair Edition, exhibitors look forward to each issue. They want to see the latest ads, show results, and articles. When they see your ad in The Showtimes they see your contact information and website. Most people are not going to decide to go online and check out your website if they haven't bought from you before. Print advertising is a great way to keep your name in front of people or update them about your upcoming sale the following month. Plus, most people like to keep past issues so they can go back and read their favorite article or see their champion steer featured in our show results. When they do, they see your logo and contact info. Online advertising is tempory, whereas print advertising can be kept for months to years. All in all, print still matters. The Showtimes has continued to grow with each issue from 32 pages to 288 pages. While there are many different forms of advertising, people still prefer print. After all, you just finished reading this article in a magazine. â&#x2013; JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 43
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WORMED IN A SQUEEZE CHUTE Not judging someone's past.
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’ve made either all or part of my living with horses for a long time now. Short ones, tall ones, fat ones, skinny ones, broncy ones, dead head ones, horses that are more athletic than an Olympic gymnast and horses that trip over their own feet when they walk. Horses that spook at their own shadow and horses that are “bomb proof.” Horses that are bred and used for ranch work, roping, barrel racing, cutting, track racing, dressage and jumping. Horses that are out of some old nag and an ugly stud who jumped a fence to get her and are used to look
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at. God has provided me with a bunch of work over the years either shoeing, trimming, floating, starting or using horses of all kinds. Just like people, horses all have different personalities and quirks about them. Some naturally crave attention and some naturally want to be left alone. Some love their job and look forward to doing it, some don’t really care for their job but show up and do it without complaining and some let it be known that they don’t like to work period. Some are caring, some are mean, some are skittish, some are brave. I have known some outstanding horses owned by idiot people and some idiot horses owned by outstanding people. All of these things make for some pretty good stories. In dealing with lots of horses and lots of people over the years you might think that I had seen it all… and you would be wrong. Those of you who have a lot of experience with horses and people may think that you’ve seen it all too… I doubt you have. For instance, I had a guy call me up awhile ago about starting a colt for him. When he showed up to my place with the colt I noticed it had a little gimp in its step and I asked him about it. He nonchalantly replied, “Yeah, we had to run him over with the pickup to catch him, he’ll be alright.” I bet you’ve never heard of that. But that’s a story for a different time. I was talking to a guy this week about doing a trade. The trade we were
discussing was horse for horse. We didn’t know each other or the horses personally, so we were discussing the ins and outs of both of our horses before we decided if both of us would be interested in the trade. He told me that his horse was raised on a large ranch, how it was bred, what it had done, etc. I told him my horse was pretty “watchy” and asked about his. He said, “The only hole I’ve found in him is he DOES NOT like to be touched around his face.” In my mind, that’s a simple enough fix… some horses just don’t like that and it’s not too hard to get them over it. He then went on to say, “He won’t hurt you, but he DOES NOT like it… and I think I know why. The ranch he was born on ran him through a squeeze chute as a colt to worm him.” Really? REALLY? Just when you and I thought we’d seen it all. He said, “I’m not exactly sure why they did it or what all went on in that squeeze chute, but I think it has something to do with it.” Ya think? Here I am thinking in my own mind that the horse is bad about his head for no good reason. Turns out he’s got a pretty good one. Who knows the trauma that sucker had in his younger years. I wouldn’t just be bad about my head, I’d be a people hatin’ son of a gun. Or scared to death of people for the rest of my life… or both. How many times have you met someone who had a quirk or two about them that just annoyed the crap out of you? How many people do you come across on a daily basis who have traits that annoy the crap out of you? How many times have you been
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around someone and as soon as they were gone said or thought something like, “I don’t know why they act like that.” Or, “The way they act or responded is ridiculous.” Just like a horse that was run thru a squeeze chute to be wormed as a colt, people have things in their past that we can’t even imagine. Sometimes those things cause them to be man hating and/ or fearing people. Sometimes it causes alcohol or drug abuse, or any number of negative and lingering effects on their lives. But sometimes those people have not let the trauma of their past dictate the rest of their life. Just like that horse, they have turned out to be good suckers, but with a little quirk about them. As Christians, it’s up to us to not judge them based off that quirk or their past experiences. If I end up trading for the head shy horse I plan on getting him over it, by teaching him he can trust me to not hurt him. He doesn’t have to forget the things in his past, but he doesn’t have to let them define him either. He can get over it and live a more rewarding life. People are the same way. If we’ll choose to not judge them based on their little quirks, but instead choose to learn a little something about them before passing judgment… and then let them know that they can trust God, move on and live a more rewarding life, then we’re doin’ what we ought to. I’m off to shoe one and teach him not to be scared of a rope. He’s a horse, not a human… that would be really weird if a human was scared of a rope. ■
Save the Cowboy is located in Kiowa, Colorado. You can learn more about us by visiting our web site online at savethecowboy. com or you can contact Brad Henderson at bhenderson@ westernllc.net.
“Every single one of us ought ‘ta try and do things that help their fellow man out, things that cause their neighbor to be a better person.” Romans 15:2, SCV
II Peter 3:18 ”But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. To Him be glory both now and for ever. Amen.” John 14:6 “Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.”
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Garrett and Kane from the Nebraska Junior Shorthorn Association passing the time waiting to participate in the fitting contest at the 2013 National Junior Shorthorn Show and Youth Conference in Des Moines, Iowa.
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This issue Dave talks about the many ways to keep your calf cool. BY DAVE GUYER, IL
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ope all have had a great summer and I can’t believe it’s almost over. In the north state fairs are upon us and in the south your bustin hump on that progress or prospect whose goal point is later. No matter where you are,
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it’s HOT! Dry hot in the south or a humid hot in the north, you pick which is worse. I hate em both! Wherever you live you all are trying to keep those cattle cool. It doesn’t matter whether your growing hair or to just trying to keep them on feed, it’s hard to do when it’s hot. Rinsing is great, but when not done correctly it doesn’t help the calf. Rinsing is more than just getting them wet. You must cool their body temperature down and the way to do that is to be sure to rinse their head, belly, between their legs, and their neck with cool or cold water. A lot of times I see a young person get their body wet but the important places that make a different in body temp are not touched. Be sure when you rinse to take your time, spend 10 to 15 minutes or more, let the water run on the calf, giving that body temp time to come down. After rinsing, always be sure to have fans moving air directly on the calf. Even if it’s hot out and the air is hot, it will bring that calf to a comfort level. Coolers are great if you have one and managing a cooler is a whole other topic for some other time but a cooler is good if taken care of properly. I love misters. If I lived in a sandy area I would love them even more. We live in clay soils so we have to watch to not make a mess because it can create a mud hole if left on too long. If there is a way to have cold water running to misters on big volume fans up in a barn, it would be
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mind boggling to you how comfortable a barn can stay during hot weather. The same goes for swamp cooler or port-a-cools, the colder the water you get to them, the cooler your barn is. Some use freezers or ice to create that cold water situation. Another thing we do multiple times a day is to just come in and wet the floors, aisles, etc. in the barn to just give a fresh, moist, cool feel to the air. All these ideas are great and you may have others that may work for you. I would love to hear about them. There are two main reasons for all of this. 1. Grow some hair, and 2. Keep the livestock comfortable so they stay on feed. During this time of the year is when I receive the calls from all over that “their calf has gone off feed” and this year is no exception. Go ask the local hangout that serves lunch every day if business doesn’t go down when it gets real hot. People don’t want to eat in the middle of the day when it’s real hot or in the evenings after a hot days work. I know when I come in after a hot day, I don’t feel like eating. I know some of you out there are saying “Guyer don’t ever NOT want to eat”, their probably right. LOL! This is why keeping them comfortable is of the up most importance. When keeping them cool and on a good nutrition diet like ShowRite feed, will always keep you and your calf on track for that end point goal. Remember to have fun at the shows and if you see me there to be sure to say “Hi”. Good luck and enjoy the rest of the summer. ■
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Holtkamp Cattle has been in the business of raising and selling champions, as well as judging shows for over 20+ years. We very much appreciate all the families that have won with our genetics. Congratulations to all of our customers. Be sure and check out the website for updated champion pictures and other information regarding Holtkamp Cattle operations. Follow our blog which is updated daily thru the fall.
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2013 North American International
Junior Shows
Market Swine Show November 9-11
Steer Show November 17
Wether Lamb Show Wether Goat Show November 16 November 20
Junior Breeding Shows Beef Heifer Show
November 16-17 Supreme Champion Heifer $2,500
Breeding Sheep Show November 17 Supreme Champion Ewe $1,000
Entry Deadline: October 1, 2013 Expo Dates: November 9-22, 2013 Kentucky Exposition Center North American International Livestock Exposition P.O. Box 36367 l Louisville, KY 40233-6367 502-595-3166 l www.livestockexpo.org 92 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
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AnnuAl open house weekend october 12-13 • jacksonville, illinois All sAle cAttle will be AvAilAble for viewing throughout the weekend. come by And visit us, view the cAttle And enjoy A fAmily fun weekend! we Are excited About this yeAr’s sAle group As we feel this might be our strongest one yet. we look forwArd to offering you these cAttle on october 16th, online through cw! thAnk you to All our pAst customers for your support in our progrAm. we congrAtulAte you on A successful show cAreer. Please give us a call, and stoP by to check out this year’s calves. be sure to join us october 16th - www.cwcattlesales.com
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102 WIU Hoof & Horn 108 Hoof N Horn Show 112 Maine Jr. National 116 Chianina Jr. National 118 Shorthorn Jr. National 124 Arkansas Spring Show 126 Minnesota Jr. Show 128 Carroll Co. Beef Show 130 Oklahoma Beef Expo 136 Rebel Showdown 138 Clayton "Bud" Calkins 140 Lowline Jr. National 142 MCA Missouri Show 144 Limousin Jr. National 146 California State Fair 152 Santa Gertrudis Jr. Ntl. 154 Red Brangus Jr. National 156 Angus Jr. National
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 101
NOW Heifers
show results
Date: March 30, 2013 Location: Roseville, IL Judge: Garrett Helregel
Grand Champion Female Courtney Swalve
Reserve Champion Female Gracie Danner
102 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
WIU HOOF & HORN JACKPOT
Results: Cindy
COMING UP More Heifers | Showmanship | Steers/Market Heifers
3rd Overall Female
4th Overall Female
Jake Bloomberg
Derek Richie
5th Overall Female Maddy Frederick
Champion Angus
Reserve Angus
Champion Charolais
Reserve Charolais
Champion Composite
Reserve Composite
Champion Hereford
Reserve Hereford
Champion Shorthorn
Reserve Shorthorn
Champion ShorthornPlus
Reserve ShorthornPlus
Lydia Drager
Brandon Jackson
Renee Lock
Danilee Scheetz
Wyatt Zehr
Courtney Swalve
Morgan Lowderman
Garrett Post
Tyler Verbeck
Taylor Blythe
Morgan Lowderman
Derek Humphrey
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 103
NOW Heifers | Showmanship | Steers/Market Heifers
Champion Simmental
Reserve Simmental
Champion Low % Sim.
Reserve Low % Sim.
Champion AOB
Reserve AOB
Champion Commercial
Reserve Commercial
Champion Chiniana
Reserve Chianina
Champion MaineTainer
Reserve MaineTainer
Pee Wee Showman
Junior Showman
Intermediate Showman
Senior Showman
Jake Bloomberg
Derek Humphrey
Courtney Swalve
Preston Rhode, Alyssa Miller
Rachel Fornoff
Kyle Ferguson
McKenzie Davinson
Mady Fredererick, Josh Darbyshire
104 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Maddy Frederick
Gracie Danner
Derek Richie
Danielle Sheets, Gracey Danner
Rosalea Zehr
Preston Crandell
Sawyer Shattack
Jennifer Elliott, Taylor Blythe
show results
COMING UP More Steers/Market Heifers
Date: March 30, 2013 Location: Roseville, IL Judge: Garrett Helregel
WIU HOOF & HORN JACKPOT
Results: Cindy
Grand Champion Steer Dalton Line
Reserve Champion Steer Nelson England
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 105
NOW Steers/Market Heifers
show results
Date: March 30, 2013 Location: Roseville, IL Judge: Garrett Helregel
WIU Hoof & Horn Club Members Wild Kids
Champion Market Heifer Brad Craig
Reserve Market Heifer Gracia Ramp
106 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
WIU HOOF & HORN JACKPOT
Results: Cindy
3rd Overall Steer
4th Overall Steer
Madison Caldwell
5th Overall Steer
Isabella Boyer
Brad Craig
Champion Chianina
Reserve Chianina
Champion Maine
Reserve Maine
Champion Shorthorn
Reserve Shorthorn
Champion Simmental
Reserve Simmental
Champion AOB
Reserve AOB
Champion Crossbred
Reserve Crossbred
Nelson England
Peyton Richie
Madison Caldwell
Mollie McCullon
Brian Clapp
Maddie Hanson
Levi Wedig
Gretchen Simpson
Nelson England
Dalton Line
Kelsey Richie
Isabella Boyer
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 107
Nelson England
Grand Champion Female [A] Ashtin Guyer
108 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
HOOF N HORN SPRING SHOWDOWN
Grand Champion Steer [A]
show results
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AND LAKE LAND COLLEGE
NOW Steers and Heifers Ring A
Date: April 6 & 7, 2013 Location: Urbana, IL Ring A Judge: Brad Winegardner Ring B Judge: Curt Rincker Results: Cindy
COMING UP Steers and Heifers Ring B
Reserve Champion Steer [A] Hunter Weber
Reserve Champion Female [A] Courtney Swalve
Third Overall Steer [A]
Third Overall Heifer [A]
Fourth Overall Steer [A]
Fourth Overall Heifer [A]
Fifth Overall Steer [B]
Fifth Overall Heifer [A]
Mira Oros
Nelson England
Brian Clapp
Jake Bloomberg
Lucas Wisnefski
Derek Humphrey
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 109
Nelson England
Grand Champion Female [B] Courtney Swalve
110 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
HOOF N HORN SPRING SHOWDOWN
Grand Champion Steer [B]
show results
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AND LAKE LAND COLLEGE
NOW Steers and Heifers Ring B
Date: April 6 & 7, 2013 Location: Urbana, IL Ring A Judge: Brad Winegardner Ring B Judge: Curt Rincker Results: Cindy
Reserve Champion Steer [B] Mira Oros
Reserve Champion Female [B] Jake Bloomberg
Third Overall Steer [B]
Third Overall Heifer [B]
Fourth Overall Steer [B]
Fourth Overall Heifer [B]
Fifth Overall Steer [B]
Fifth Overall Heifer [B]
Hunter Weber
Brian Clapp
Alec Myer
Ashtin Guyer
Lucas Wisnefski
Lydia Draper
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 111
NOW Maine-Anjou Females | B & O | Steers | Fullblood
show results
Date: June 15-21, 2013 Location: Grand Island, NE Judge: Brandon Callis
Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Female Avry Wood, OK
Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Female Ben Weis, IA
112 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
MAINE JUNIOR NATIONALS
Results: Focus
Maine
COMING UP MaineTainer Females | B & O | Bulls
Champion Bred & Owned Female
Reserve Bred & Owned Female Abbie Collins, OH
Maine
Bailey Core, IA
Champion Maine Steer
Reserve Maine Steer Cody Salmon, AR
Fullblood
Gatlin Goodson, OK
Champion Fullblood Female Courtney Cox, TX
Reserve Fullblood Female Adelyda Ebersole, IA
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 113
NOW MaineTainer Females | B & O | Bulls
show results
Date: June 15-21. 2013 Location: Grand Island, NE
Grand Champion MaineTainer Female Kelsey Rutt, NE
Reserve Champion MaineTainer Female Brooke Hayden, IN
114 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
MAINE JUNIOR NATIONALS
Results: Focus
MaineTainer Champion Bred & Owned Female
Reserve Bred & Owned Female
Champion Bred & Owned Bull
Reserve Bred & Owned Bull
Champion Bred & Owned Bull
Reserve Bred & Owned Bull
Chancee Clark, AR
Maine
Shyann Smith, IA
Blake Runner, OK
MaineTainer
Cole Clanton, KS
Taylor Dorsey, CO
Emily Sennett, IN
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 115
NOW Heifers
show results
Date: June 15-21, 2013 Location: Grand Island, NE Judge: Clint Rusk Results: Focus
Grand Champion Female Brooke Hayden, IN
Reserve Champion Female Emily Sennett, IN
116 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Champion Chiangus Female Lucas Wisnefski, IL
Reserve Chiangus Female Karlie Becking, SD
Champion B&O Bull
Reserve B&O Bull
Champion Chiangus B&O
Reserve Chiangus B&O
Champion Prospect Steer
Reserve Prospect Steer
Champion Progress Steer
Reserve Progress Steer
Laurel Culp, KY
Payden Smith, AL
Emily Sennett, IN
Jefferson Keller, NE
Allison Higgins, TN
Tejlor Strope, NE
Amelia Higgins, TN
Kassidy Bremer, NE
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 117
NOW Purebred Show
show results
Date: June 23-29, 2013
Grand Champion Purebred Female Nick Sullivan
Reserve Champion Purebred Female Clayton Boyert
118 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
SHORTHORN JUNIOR NATIONALS
Location: Des Moines, IA ShorthornPlus, Bred & Owned, and Bull Judge: Scott Werning, SD Purebred Judge: Wes Hudson, AR Associate Judge: Todd Herman, OK Results: Cindy
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COMING UP More Purebred Show | ShorthornPlus Show
3rd Overall Female
4th Overall Female
Sara Sullivan
Cole Clanton
5th Overall Female Cole Whisman
Division I Champion
Division I Reserve
Division II Champion
Division II Reserve
Division III Champion
Division III Reserve
Division IV Champion
Division IV Reserve
Division V Champion
Division V Reserve
Division VI Champion
Division VI Reserve
Jennifer Bedwell
Sara Sullivan
Sara Sullivan
Katy Satree
Andrew Hodges
Cole Clanton
Cole Whisman
Clayton Boyert
Sara Sullivan
Renee Lock
Clayton Boyert
Kailey Davis
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 119
NOW Purebred Show | ShorthornPlus Show
Division VII Champion
Division VII Reserve
Champion Cow/Calf Pair
Reserve Cow/Calf Pair
Champion B&O Heifer
Reserve B&O Heifer
Champion Steer
Reserve Steer
Champion B&O Bull
Reserve B&O Bull
Champion Prospect Steer
Reserve Prospect Steer
Cole Whisman
John Reasor
Hannah Winegardner
Colby Lingo
Sara Sullivan
Hope Schlimgen
Champion B&O Steer Joshua Lorenz
120 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Leah Horton
Autumn Schott
Harley Sargent
Reserve B&O Steer Taylor Strope
Blayze Bierschwale
Cole Whisman
Jennifer Bedwell
Champion Pair Sara Sullivan
show results
COMING UP More ShorthornPlus Show
Date: June 23-29, 2013
ShorthornPlus, Bred & Owned, and Bull Judge: Scott Werning, SD Purebred Judge: Wes Hudson, AR Associate Judge: Todd Herman, OK Results: Cindy
SHORTHORN JUNIOR NATIONALS
Location: Des Moines, IA
Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female Brandon Hagie
Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female Kane Aegerter
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 121
NOW ShorthornPlus Show
Division I Champion Robbie Johnson
Division I Reserve Matthew Hahn
Division III Champion Brandon Hagie
Champion Cow/Calf Pair Ashley Vogel
Division II Champion Jaxon Schrag
Division IV Champion Kane Aegerter
Sara Sullivan
Champion Steer
Champion B&O Heifer
Reserve B&O Heifer
Samantha Sullivan
122 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Andrew Hodges
Colby Berg
Avery Bennett
Division IV Reserve
Reserve Cow/Calf Pair Bodie Cotter
Division II Reserve
Reserve Steer Taylor Strope
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BY CLAYTON BOYERT
howing cattle has always been my brother's and my biggest passion. All those early mornings and late night's led to a lot of dreaming. One of those dreams was to be top 5 at junior nationals. When the judge shook my hand the feeling was truly indescribable. It proved to me that its okay to dream, because you never know when those dreams will become reality. Having my family there created a memory that will last a lifetime. What my older brothers, Jake and Jared, have taught me about the cattle industry will never be forgotten. As my dad always says "rock and roll and live the dream baby!" â&#x2013;Ş
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 123
NOW Steers | Prospect Lambs
show results
Date: May 2-4, 2013
Grand Champion Steer Blaine Wildy
Grand Champion Prospect Lamb Kaylie Stone
124 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
ARKANSAS SPRING SHOWDOWN
Location: Arkansas State Fair Results: Rural Route Creations
Reserve Champion Steer Chancee Clark
Reserve Champion Prospect Lamb Zack Kendrick
Third Overall Steer
Third Overall Lamb
Fourth Overall Steer
Fourth Overall Lamb
Fifth Overall Steer
Fifth Overall Lamb
Sarah Caldwell
McKenzie Piker
Will Clark
Kaylie Stone
Kinder Harlow
Kinsey Watkins
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 125
NOW Market Animals | Breeding Heifers
show results
Date: June 9, 2013
Grand Champion Market Animal Tara Thorson
Grand Champion Breeding Heifer Blake Heideman
126 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
MINNESOTA JR. LIVESTOCK SHOW
Location: Preston, MN Judge: Trae Simmons Results: Petes Photo
Reserve Champion Market Animal Zach Gavin
Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer Jared Seinola
Third Overall Mkt. Animal
Third Overall Heifer
Fourth Overall Mkt. Animal
Fourth Overall Heifer
Fifth Overall Mkt. Animal
Fifth Overall Heifer
Abe Hauge
Caroline Mayer
Jenna Blumer
Hunter Aggen
Lucas Nord
James Knudson
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 127
NOW Steers | Heifers
show results
Date: April 13, 2013 Location: Flora, IN
Grand Champion Steer Mize
Grand Champion Heifer Smith
128 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
CARROLL COUNTY BEEF SHOW
Judge: Luke Bowman Results: Linde
Reserve Champion Steer Fox
Reserve Champion Heifer Reed
Third Overall Steer
Third Overall Heifer
Fourth Overall Steer
Fourth Overall Heifer
Fifth Overall Steer
Fifth Overall Heifer
Hinnicut
Selke
Jarck
Stienke
Steinke
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 129
NOW Prospect Steers
show results
Date: April 20, 2013 Location: Pryor, OK Ring 1 Judge: Matt Leo Ring 2 Judge: Craig Talkington
Grand Champion Prospect Steer [Ring 1 & 2] Baylor Bonham
Reserve Champion Prospect Steer [Ring 1 & 2] Madi McCauley
130 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
OKLAHOMA BEEF EXPO
Showmanship Judge: Shellie Collins Results: Rural Route Creations
COMING UP Progress Steer | Heifers
Third Overall Prospect Steer [1]
Third Overall Prospect Steer [2]
Fourth Overall Prospect Steer [1]
Fourth Overall Prospect Steer [2]
Fifth Overall Prospect Steer [1]
Fifth Overall Prospect Steer [2]
Macy Starks
Madison Hudgins
Gatlin Goodson
Jake Paul Perryman
Macy Starks
Madison Hudgins
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 131
NOW Progress Steers
show results
Date: April 20, 2013 Location: Pryor, OK Ring 1 Judge: Matt Leo Ring 2 Judge: Craig Talkington
Grand Champion Progress Steer [Ring 1 & 2] Kalee Horn
Reserve Champion Progress Steer [Ring 1 & 2] Mariah Courtney
132 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
OKLAHOMA BEEF EXPO
Showmanship Judge: Shellie Collins Results: Rural Route Creations
COMING UP Heifers
Third Overall Progress Steer [1&2] Chancee Clark
Top 10 Showmanship [1] Brock Courtney [2] Katie Green [3] Madison Courtney [4] Abbey Chrz [5] Jordan Storey
[6] Ashlyn Kellam [7] Caitlyn Stehr [8] Reighly Blakley [9] Kyleigh Hilburn [10] Page Hoover
Fourth Overall Progress Steer [1&2] Madison Hudgins
Premier Exhibitors Abby Chrz Brock Courtney Madison Courtney
Fifth Overall Progress Steer [1&2] Abbey Chrz
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 133
NOW Heifers
show results
Date: April 20, 2013 Location: Pryor, OK Ring 1 Judge: Matt Leo Ring 2 Judge: Craig Talkington
Grand Champion Heifer [Ring 1 & 2] Chancee Clark
Reserve Champion Heifer [Ring 1 & 2] Carlee Clark
134 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
OKLAHOMA BEEF EXPO
Showmanship Judge: Shellie Collins Results: Rural Route Creations
Top 10 Steers
[1] Raegan Klaassen [2] Jake Paul Perryman [3] Baylor Bonham [4] Kooper Branum [5] Ryan Sperle [6] Gatlin Goodson [7] Braden Schovanec [8] Christian McGowan [9] Dillon Duff [10] Jacy Duff
Third Overall Heifer [1&2] Jennifer Bedwell
Fourth Overall Heifer [1] Abbey Chrz
Fourth Overall Heifer [2] Cole Hanna
Top 10 Heifers
[1] Katie Green [2] Brock Courtney [3] Caitlyn Stehr [4] Madison Courtney [5] Abbey Chrz [6] Chance Brooks [7] Jordan Storey [8] Chance Myers [9] Audrey Christensen [10] Will Guthrie
Fifth Overall Heifer [1&2] Lauren Prill
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 135
NOW Heifers
show results
Date: April 6, 2013 Location: Kentland, IN Judge: Dennis Shoufler
Grand Champion Heifer Cayde Selke
Reserve Champion Heifer Ashley Peterson
136 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
REBEL SHOWDOWN
Results: Lindsay Hanewich
3rd Overall Heifer Savannah Steinke
4th Overall Heifer Brittany Fisher
5th Overall Heifer Austin Berenda
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 137
Grand Champion Market Beef Brayden Werth
Reserve Champion Market Beef Austin Vieselmeyer
138 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
show results
CLAYTON "BUD" CALKINS MEMORIAL
NOW Market Beef | Breeding Heifers | Market Swine
Date: April 27 & 28, 2013 Location: Lakin, KS Cattle Judge: Ryan Dunklau, NE Swine Judge: Shane Brinning, IA
Grand Champion Breeding Heifer
Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer
Grand Champion Market Swine
Reserve Champion Market Swine
Austin Vieselmeyer
Austin Shideler
Cole Hanna
Sydney Markley
The Clayton "Bud" Calkins Memorial awarded over $7,500 in cash at the show, in addition to belt buckles and showmanship jackets. The use of a 2013 Cimmaron Lonestar Trailer was also awarded. The show totaled 153 hogs and 81 head of cattle. Exhibitors traveled from seven different states. The show will be awarding two scholarships in July. 2013 Cimarron Lonestar Trailer Winner Mindi Holloway
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 139
show results
Date: 2013 Location: Brookings, SD
Grand Champion Percentage Female Courteney Walker
Reserve Champion Percentage Female Tyler Copeland
140 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
LOWLINE JUNIOR NATIONALS
Results: Heather Gessner
Champion Fullblood Female Cody Skor
Reserve Fullblood Female Courteney Walker
Champion % Jr. Heifer
Reserve % Jr. Heifer
Champion B&O Heifer
Reserve B&O Heifer
Champion % Sr. Heifer
Reserve % Sr. Heifer
Champion Steer
Reserve Steer
Wyatt Coffey
Taylor Kruger
Emily Hamlin
Amy Emberson
Wyatt Coffey
John Essink
Laramie Coffey
Ellie Schmit
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 141
NOW Purebred Show
show results
Date: 2013
Grand Champion Heifer Carter Ward
Reserve Champion Heifer Cody Heavin
142 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
MCA MISSOURI ALL BREED SHOW
Location: MO Results: Heather Gessner
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Grand Champion Market Animal Cole Murphy
Reserve Champion Market Animal
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NOW Feamles | Bulls | Steers | Bred & Owned
show results
Date: June 29-July 5, 2013 Location: Springfield, MO
Grand Champion Owned Female Cody Heavin
Reserve Champion Owned Female Kelsey Delaplaine
144 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
LIMOUSIN JUNIOR NATIONALS
Lim-Flex Females, B&O Females & Steer Judge: Dave Allen B&O Lim-Flex Bulls, B&O Purebred Bulls, & Owned Lim-Flex Females & Owned Purebred Females Judge: Lance Sennett Results: NALF
Champion B&O Female
Reserve B&O Female
Grand Lim-Flex Female
Res. Lim-Flex Female
Grand Prospect Steer
Reserve Prospect Steer
Grand B&O Lim-Flex Bull
Res. B&O Lim-Flex Bull
Grand Progress Steer
Reserve Progress Steer
Grand B&O Bull
Reserve B&O Bull
Gr. B&O Lim-Flex Female
Res. B&O Lim-Flex Female
Micaela Fosdick
Nichole Keeton
Colin Ochsner
Jacob Keeton
Colt Cunningham
Zach Lindsey
Jackson Straight
Linden Linthicum
Linden Linthicum
Miranda Taylor
Grant Hubbard
Ryan Hefner
Jackson Straight
Linden Linthicum
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 145
NOW Market Steers
show results
Date: 2013 Location: Sacramento, CA
Grand Champion Market Steer Jay Newton
Reserve Champion Market Steer Elijah Martenilli
146 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR
Results: Katina
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 147
NOW Market Hogs
show results
Date: 2013 Location: Sacramento, CA
Grand Champion Market Hog Alexis Hernadez
Reserve Champion Market Hog Matteo Abreu
148 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR
Results: Katina
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 149
NOW Market Hogs
show results
Date: 2013 Location: Sacramento, CA
Grand Champion Market Lamb Nicole Bayne
Reserve Champion Market Lamb Alexandrea Castello
150 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR
Results: Katina
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Grand Champion Market Goat Alexandrea Castello
Reserve Champion Market Goat Erin Johnson
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Grand Champion Purebred Female Cammi Shelby
Reserve Champion Purebred Female Mason Edward
152 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
show results
SANTA GERTRUDIS JUNIOR NATIONALS
NOW Breeding Females
Date: June 17-21, 2013 Location: San Marcos, TX Results: Barker Photography
Champion Calf
Champion Jr. Female
Reserve Jr. Female
Champion Yearling Female Reserve Yearling Female Cammi Shelby
Patrick Daniel
Champion Senior Female
Reserve Senior Female
Champion Star 5 Female
Reserve Star 5 Female
Champ Donated Female
Champion Best of Polled
Taylor Terry
MacKenna McIntyre
Reserve Calf Jaclyn Robinson
Hannah Burrough
Champion Cow/Calf Pair Wyatt Nelson
Patrick Daniel
Mason Edward
Briana Montano
Champion Bred & Owned Jordan Symon
Reagan Ruddock
Kayla Threet
Parker Mason
Reserve Bred & Owned Seth Lyness
JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 153
NOW Heifers | Bulls | Bred & Owned
show results
Grand Champion Heifer Dylan Bostick
Reserve Champion Heifer Katie Carter
154 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
RED BRANGUS JUNIOR NATIONALS
Date: 2013 Location: Louisiana Results: Barker Photography
Grand Champion Bull Seth Shire
Reserve Grand Champion Bull Kaylynn Leblanc
Champion Heifer Calf
Reserve Heifer Calf
Champion Senior Heifer
Champion Inter. Heifer
Champion Bull Calf
Champion Inter. Bull
Champion B&O Heifer
Reserve B&O Heifer
Champion B&O Bull
Reserve B&O Bull
Katie Carter
Seth Shire
Dylan Bostick
Seth Shire
Seth Shire
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show results
Date: July 5-11, 2013 Location: Kansas City, MO
Grand Champion Female Sydney Schnoor
Reserve Champion Female Shayne Myers
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Champion Cow/Calf Pair
Reserve Cow/Calf Pair
Champ B&O Cow/Calf Pair Res. B&O Cow/Calf Pair Grady Dickerson
Lauren Grimes
Champion B&O Heifer
Reserve B&O Heifer
Champion B&O Bull
Reserve B&O Bull
Champion B&O Steer
Reserve B&O Steer
Colleen Jones
Sydney Schnoor
Sydney Schnoor
Lindsey Pugh
Broderic Fitzgerald
Logan Wright
Sydney Schnoor
Ryan Callahan
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Photo By: Thaddeus Gourd
DECEMBER 3, 1951 - JUNE 15, 2013
Tom McBride (Left) with Logan MacLennan (Center) and Don MacLennan (Right).
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BY: DON MACLENNAN, CO
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Tom raised the bar when it comes to extension agents. His hard work and tireless dedication to his job and family will not likely be duplicated. knew Tom for 30 years and it would take a book to tell the impact this guy had on not only me, but Adams County 4-H and the state of Colorado. Although Tom’s life on earth seems way too short, he managed to pack a lot into 62 years.
His love for agriculture started on his family’s farm in Ohio. He came to Colorado in 1981 to be the Adams County Extension Agent until 2010. His day usually started at 4:30 a.m. I believe he just couldn’t wait to see what the day would bring him. He loved his job and loved his life. He wasn’t a spectator very often. Although, at our county fair he managed to get the best seat in the house by announcing the sheep show, cattle show, pig show and round robin all while handling the many challenges of running a county fair. At the state fair he was not there to visit. He was involved in the sheep show from weigh-in to sale day and found time to oversee the wool contest too. Even the National Western Stock Show was a place where Tom found an opportunity to stay involved in the industry he
loved by organizing the wool show and helping with the sheep show. I was the Adams County 4-H livestock judging coach for 24 years. The judging team had no bigger supporter than Tom. Every Monday morning after a contest he would call and I would give him the rundown on how all the kids had done. He was always optimistic if we could have done better and excited when we did well. If I needed anything I could call him and he got it done. He went above and beyond for not only the livestock judging team but all the numerous 4-H youth programs. I don’t know if I have ever known a more diverse person. Maybe it was his competitive nature but if Tom did something he did it with passion. He loved racquetball, snow skiing and even went sky diving. He, occasionally, refereed junior high football games and liked to golf with many friends including his church's priest. We went on a cruise with him once and while most of our group was relaxing Tom entered the ping pong contest and was pretty proud of his 2nd place award. Having been an ag and science teacher early in his life he was excited to get back into the classroom. So after retirement he got his substitute teachers license although his health never permitted it. JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 163
Hunting at The Bluffs in Byers, Colorado. Left to Right; Don MacLennan, Tom McBride with sons Tyler and Chase.
Every livestock event, for the last 32 years including 4-H meetings, livestock judging contests, winning the Colorado State Fair, traveling to Louisville, Kentucky for the National 4-H Judging Contest, county weighin, nose printing steers for Denver, Omaha, and Kansas City, Graduation Parties, writing letters of recomendation, early morning phone calls, solving problems (that weren't really problems), answering a multitude of livestock questions, weddings, keeping sheep at our house, our standing jokes of us being "jocks" and our pretending to yawn when he was so excited over wool, going to dinner, the Louisville Slugger Factory, Racquetball, the things we can't talk about, the list goes on and on. Every livestock memory we have, Tom was a part of it. They say you don't know what you have, 'til it's gone. We were fortunate to have Tom in our lives. No one will ever take his place. Adams County, State Fair and Denver will never be the same. Tom, you will never be forgoten. - The Reid Family
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Although it seems impossible, work and hobbies were a very small portion of Tom’s life. Tom and his wife, Mary, have two sons Chase and Tyler. Any conversation with him usually included stories of his boy’s latest achievements. He was a huge part of their successes. Athletics played a big part in their lives and Tom and Mary were there every step of the way. They started following Chase in pee wee t-ball and went on to watch many accomplishments in basketball and track. Watching him return punts for the Colorado Buffaloes was a proud highlight. Chase is a principal and athletic director of a 4A school in Colorado. He and his wife, Chelsea, gave Tom his first grandson in April. Son Tyler’s life was busy with athletics as well. A starting high school quarterback and being named state tournament MVP in baseball were only some of Tyler’s achievements. Tyler was accepted into the Air Force Academy and is now flying F-16’s in defense of our country. Tom instilled his competitive but easy going spirit into both these boys. If you were ever around this family what was instantly evident was the love and most importantly the respect they held for each other. Tom raised the bar when it comes to extension agents. His hard work and tireless dedication to his job and his family will not likely be duplicated. Our loss is Heaven's gain. ▪
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AVRY WOOD ... Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Female,’13 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show. Bred by Buck & Moore BECCA MOORE - Champion Hereford Heifer, ’13 Oklahoma Youth Expo. Bred by Us.
ADDISON JONES Champion Hereford Female, 2013 Ohio Beef Expo and Division I Champion Female, ’12 NAILE. Bred by Us.
TREY MOORE - Grand Champion MaineAnjou Female, ’13 NWSS Open Show; & Reserve Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Female, ’13 NWSS Junior Show, ’13 FWSS Open Show & ’12 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show.
LADD LANDGRAF - Supreme Champion Female, ’13 Oklahoma Youth Expo; Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Female, ’13 NWSS Junior Show & FWSS and ’12 NAILE Junior Show & ’12 Oklahoma Youth Expo. Bred by DJ’s Cattle.
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recipe
ANOKLAHOMADINNER TAMALEPIE
BRENDA BUCK
1 pound lean ground beef 1 small pkg. frozen corn, thawed 1 can (14 oz) diced tomatoes not drained or use 1 can Ro-Tel for spicy recipe 1 can (4 oz) sliced black olives, drained 1 package taco seasoning mix 1 package (6 oz) of yellow corn bread mix plus ingredients to prepare the mix 1/2 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1 green onion sliced - optional Preheat oven to 400 degrees Cook ground beef in skillet until no longer pink - drain if needed Add corn, tomatoes, olives, and taco seasoning to meat, and bring to boil as you stir Pour meat mixture into deep dish 9 inch pie plate, smooth with spatula Prepare cornbread mix according to package. Spread cornbread over meat mixture. Bake about 8-10 minutes or until cornbread is golden brown Remove from oven and sprinkle with cheese and green onion slices. Let it stand about 10 minutes before serving.
MADILL, OKLAHOMA
FRIEDOKRASALAD 1 package of okra – frozen and breaded or you can use fresh okra, cut, and breaded 1/2 purple onion – diced 1 tomato – diced 6-7 sliced of bacon – cooked & crumbled 1/4 cup canola oil 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
Fry okra and bacon separately. Crumble bacon and mix with fried okra, onion, and tomato. Dressing: mix oil, sugar, and vinegar together well. Pour on okra mixture just before serving. Serve hot or cold.
ANDESMINTCOOKIES 1 Devil’s Food Cake Mix 1/2 cup Canola Oil 2 Eggs 1 package Andes Mints
Preheat Oven to 350 degrees Stir cake mix, oil, and eggs together. Drop spoonfuls of dough onto ungreased cookie sheet Bake for 6-8 minutes only! Do not cook any longer. You do not want them to be hard. Take cookies out of oven and while they are still hot place an unwrapped mint on each cookie. After about 5 minutes, the mint will be melted. Take a spoon or knife and swirl mint over cookie top like frosting.
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2013 Chianina All Around Champion and Winner of the Cimarron Trailer with side ramp and traveling gate. Parents- Nathan and Jeanette Lindstrom Sibling- Cooper Age- 13 How many Junior Nationals have you participated in? This was my 3rd. Head of cattle shown? (4) Fall born Chi, yearling Chi and 2 high %Maine-Anjou heifers.
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breeder spotlight
In today's society, many people downplay the notion of working with their family. Contrary to the belief that it is better to cut family ties in business, the agriculture industry has insight to the fact that the harmony of a family working together can produce a successful and strong business unmatched by anything else. Mid Continent Farms is a fifth generation farm family located in Washington, Kansas. The MCF partnership raises and sells show steers and breeding stock across the United States. The entire operation is a family effort composed of Gregg and Debbie Stewart along with their three boys, Garrett, Brigham, and Tucker; Conrad and Deanna Stewart; and brother, Kent Stewart, with his children Derek and Devon. Each member contributes in their own way to help make MCF the operation it is today. Mid Continent Farms is more than a cattle ranch. With roots dating back to when Gregg and Kent were traveling as members of the Colby Community College and Kansas State University livestock judging teams, they networked with cattle producers across the country during judging practice to get their cattle business started. From A.I. work to purchasing cattle, the Stewarts operation was well under way when Gregg and Kent were only seventeen and nineteen years old. Being centrally located, the name "Mid Continent Chianina" was coined by their Colby Community College teammate Dennis Aherin, but was later changed to Mid Continent Farms as the Stewarts expanded their business to include multiple breeds. MCF received business from coast to coast and from Canada to Central America. Now, over half a century later, Mid Continent 174 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
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Farms still offers the quality and service that it was first founded on. For the Stewart family, it is more than just selling cattle; it is supporting their show families with everything from show day preparation to feed management. It is working together as a team to be the best possible. If you are ever in Eastern Kansas or run into one of the Stewarts at a livestock event, it is obvious that there is a passion and dedication to what they do - whether it is in the show ring, promoting a bull in the yards at Denver, working at the ranch, or supporting a customer. Michael J. Fox once said, "Family is not an important thing. It's everything." Mid Continent Farms and the Stewart Family have based their lives on this statement, combined it with the breeding and promotion of cattle, and, as a result, impacted the livestock industry as a whole with their genetics and expertise. â&#x2013;Ş
A successful cattle operation that was founded on a love for the industry, hard work, and working together as a family. BY: LISA REID &
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Debbie Stewart is the grease that keeps MCF running. She handles all of the bookwork and toughest jobs including registrations, accounting, paperwork and keeping the boys in line. People that know her will confirm that the ranch would not be here today without her. When she is not working, she loves watching the Voice, hanging out with her family, and is an excellent cook. Gregg Stewart is the backbone to the operation, major decision maker, handles all the business transactions, and is an integral part of getting stuff done and making the business grow and continue to get better. He devotes his everything to continuing the farm. He enjoys going to shows, especially DENVER, to relax. He also likes to attend Country Stampede in Manhattan. Gregg now handles all of the farming as his dad is slowly getting out of it. He thinks he will be turning the cattle over to the rest of the family, but they will not let him off the hook that easily!
Garrett owns and operates a Vet Clinic in Washington, Kansas and helps out on the farm when he can after hours. He is the guy to call when we have something wrong that Brigham cannot fix with the cattle. Garrett is a new home owner so his hobby is working on his landscape. I swear he needs to own a few hundred acres of land, because if he did he wouldn't spend nearly that much time making his yard look so nice. Garrett has already utilized his veterinarian skills on the farm by helping pregnancy check cattle, giving input on herd health practices, and transferring almost 50 embryos in the spring. With him now owning a business it is hard for him to be here all the time; but he does help out when he is not busy
I (Brigham) enjoy judging shows, going to cattle shows, and just hanging out with the cattle. No particular hobby besides cattle shows and going to movies with the old man. I have been home for five years now and there is not much that happens around the farm that I do not know about. I know the cattle, make a lot of the breeding decisions as well as my dad, and spend most of my time out with the cattle. There is not much that happens on the farm that I cannot handle or know about. A few years ago everyone only called my dad about the cattle, and in the recent few years, I have received 90% of the calls. So when you see me at a show and I do not notice you, please say hello. I spend all day talking; and if I do that at the shows to everyone I know or see then I will never get anything done. Tucker is in his third year of law school and currently comes home every weekend to help with chores. With his expertise in law, he now writes or helps write our contracts, and reads any that we may need him too. Tucker is the one everyone likes and is one of the faces at cattle shows to help our customers. He has too many hobbies to list but loves talking about politics and laws. Everyone always asks, "Where's tucker?" He won our steer and heifer show at the Kansas State Fair in the same year - which has never happened again until this year by the Schaake family. He has also exhibited the Grand Champion Steer at Angus Junior Nationals. Grandma Deanna and her husband Keith Balthezor help out with hand chores daily and own all the equipment we use to spray pasture.
Conrad is recently retired. Now he just drives around and makes sure cattle stay in, the crops are growing, and hunters are not trespassing without permission.
We just recently moved our entire fall and summer calving herd to Texas. Kent Stewart is handling those cattle alongside his son Derek. After my dad, Gregg, tore his ACL last summer pairing out cows on a four wheeler, Kent has been coming up a lot from Texas during busy or stressful times to help out with decisions and the day-to-day operation outside on the farm. Kent's family always talks about going to all the county fairs and Major shows in Texas. And on a yearly basis they talk about going on a River Float down there. Derek works alongside his dad in Texas but he also loves to steer wrestle, and is sitting in the top end of the PRCA standings. He is recently engaged to Miranda Coats - whose family owns and operates Coats Saddlery. We hope to see him at the NFR someday. With the transfer of our fall herd to Texas, Kent and Derek will be the main part behind that venture as they know the territory. We feel this is a great move for MCF. With us being so busy with fall harvest, weaning, and sales before, we were unable to maximize the production of our fall herd. It is an awesome set of cows and we were just a little too far north to get the cattle out there.
Devon is a recent graduate of Kansas State University with an Ag Communications major and has been helping around the farm since graduation with bookwork and traveling the country interviewing for jobs. She is excited to be starting as Director of Youth Activities for the American Maine-Anjou Association in Platte City, Missouri. When Devon is not working, she loves hanging out with her girlfriends and she is another one whom you see a lot of at the shows.
"We register Maine-Anjou, Shorthorn, Charolais, Simmental, Angus, and Chianina, plus a handful of Herefords. MCF owns 1,500 head of cattle representing various composites of the breeds and farms 1,500 acres of tillable ground. Our focus is on cattle but farming is in our blood. We have always taken a practical approach to raising show steers. We are a little more mainstream than the show industry! We utilize Embryo Transfer to raise most of our show steers, but with the flip of a switch and use of a different sire, those same donors will produce our outstanding females and show heifers. We focus on the main cow herd to continue bettering our genetic base and producing good cattle and have always been a go to place to find the kind of females that are easily mated to the bulls of today. If you come to our sale there may be a few sires that you have not heard of but within a couple years those are the females that raise our cattle.
MCF partner Rick Seehase with Dog the Bounty Hunter in Denver 2013 sporting the MCF hat.
We have recently moved our entire Angus herd (250 + cows) from Western Nebraska to Washington; and that was quite an undertaking. This move will allow us to focus a little more on that side of our business and be able to make better breeding decisions because we are more involved with them. They are still owned with Ron Jones of Benkelman, Nebraska and we will continue to have our bull sale there. He will grow the cattle and get the heifers up to breeding age from this time on and we will calve and handle the breeding and marketing. We have a lineup of bulls from the past and now that make our Angus herd cutting edge and a perfect outcross to most of the Angus cattle out there including: OCC Doctor, Hot Rod, JSAR Rodman, Journey, JSAR Titan, and Opportunity. You will no doubt see more from these great sires in the future of our operation. We have been in the hunt or won nearly every major show in America in the last 20 odd years and have a lineup of cattle that will be for sale this fall that proves we are still in the game and strive to produce high quality cattle. We can't wait to preview them to you this fall." -Brigham Stewart
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No more excuses that you can’t get your calf to eat or you can’t get them fat enough!
A HUGE majority of the champions today are using this product so don’t get left behind, order yours today! “GLUCoat is the fat covering feed additive that has proven to us to be top of the line. It keeps them on feed, lays on smooth fat cover and gives them a shiny, healthy hair coat. The results we have seen with this product are second to none.” - John Sullivan, Sullivan Farms & Sullivan Supply
NOW Why is GLU-Coat Different? • GLU-Coat is not a fat product such as vegetable oil that when fed with today’s show feeds will slow down rumen activity. • GLU-Coat is a sugar product which speeds up rumen activity. You will never use a fat product again! GLU-Coat is a one of a kind all new product that is formulated with a high unique blend of sugars which can increase appetite and palatability. This unique blend of sugars keep the rumen working longer and faster than just a single source of glucose such as cane molasses. Due to the activity in the rumen there is less waste and with less waste the cattle’s stools should be more controllable. It has been shown to dramatically enhance fat cover and change the eating habits of your animal as well as increase feed efficiency and average daily gain. • For a minimal cost you get the best of two worlds - GLU-Coat and Cellrate. GLU-Coat has the Cellarator technology as it contains the active ingredient Cell-rate, which aids in the process of cellular replication, supports the animals immune system, helps animals get through stressful periods and aids in muscle and fat development. With the Cellarator technology your calf will feel better, act better and their eating habits will change. • A refined flavored fish oil is also formulated in GLU-Coat because it contains the highest levels of Omega 3 Fatty Acids which helps maintain a bright shiny hair coat. • GLU-Coat can also increase glucose levels which is stored in the body as fat, giving livestock that bloomier, fuller, softer look that is demanded in the show ring today. • GLU-Coat being molasses based and sweet to the taste, cattle love it.
Cattle GLU-Coat is a unique product to replace any oil or fat that you might be using. When a calf is behind in weight, not eating good, not fat enough, etc. the first thing a person does or thinks of is to ‘ADD FAT.’ Studies show that feed intake and feed efficiency go down when a feed reaches 6% fat content. So as a family putting fat or oils into a show feed of today it will normally sail over that 6% mark. In return, you are defeating the purpose of adding fat and may have a negative effect on weight gain, feed intake, and feed efficiency. When too much oil or fat is used, it will coat the rumen and the feed particles in the rumen which will slow down the digestion of the nutrients. Excess fat or oil can also create loose stools.
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Reserve Champion FFA Market Heifer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair Sold to Dax Lautner • Shown by Stoltz Family
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Tuesday, September 17 — bids close at dark. Calves sired by Heat Wave 5, Monopoly 2,Tiger Woods, I-80,Thriller, Jesse James, I-67. Directions for viewing: From Highway 37 and 18 JCT, go 6 miles south, then east on 292nd Street 2.5 miles. Just minutes from Sedlacek’s, Magg’s, and Mogck’s.
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WHAT SHOULD MY STEER WEIGH? Each year exhibitors work everyday feeding and managing their calf's weight. So, what should your market steer weigh to win your state fair? While every judge has a slightly different "ideal weight" for their champion, we share with you what weight has worked for the Champion Steer at the Colorado State Fair over the past 12 years! In addition to hitting your target weight this summer, don't forget to account for a weigh back. The Colorado State Fair has a weigh back rule of 5%. Steer's must weigh at least 1,000 lbs. to show, and heifers must weigh 950 lbs. to show. Always know how much your steer can weigh when he shows to make sure you are within the 5% of your weigh back.
■ 2001: 1,217 ■ 2002: 1,290 ■ 2003: 1,293 ■ 2004: 1,319 ■ 2005: 1,316 ■ 2006: 1,291 ■ 2007: 1,314 ■ 2008: 1,297 ■ 2009: 1,314 ■ 2010: 1,314 ■ 2011: 1,313 ■ 2012: 1,311
7 of the past 12 Champions weighed over 1,300 pounds with the past 4 years being within 4 pounds of each other.
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MABREY CHAM With a background in the livestock industry, this Indiana show mom shares insight to her choice to raise her daughters in the livestock industry. BY: MABREY CHAMBERLIN, IN
show mom
MBERLIN
Hello, my name is Mabrey Chamberlin. I have never written an article in any livestock publication, nor have I ever been asked to do so. So, when Lisa asked me to write this I was very nervous, but honored. Why me? Why about being a show mom? Do I really have an important role in my daughtersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; success? I thought for many hours about what I do in this role and why it might be important. I thought back about how I grew up showing and at what level. I grew up on a farm in Winchester, Indiana. I have one sister, Dru Goettemoeller; our parents are Gary and Chris Stewart. We had Hereford cows growing up, so I started showing Herefords when I was very young. I also showed sheep and pigs in 4H and at local open shows. We never really did very much winning that I can remember. I loved showmanship because it did not take a great animal to do well. The highlight of my showing career was champion Hereford steer at the Indiana State Fair my first year in 4H. I never had another state champion after that and never had a national champion. I won at the county level a few times, but to say that I traveled around successfully showing, I really cannot. I can say that I loved doing it! I met a lot of friends and have so many great memories. In fact, I met my husband Clark at an open sheep show about 30 minutes from my house. Showing was the way my family spent family vacation time and our entire summer. We worked on 4H animals, life revolved around chores. My own mom was very involved at the barn and with the livestock. This mentality has continued. Now, my daughters Becca and Maci have been showing cattle and sheep all over the United States. I will say, they have been more successful in their first few years of showing than I was in all of my years combined. The girls
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have had national champions and reserves, many open show grand champions, state grand champion and multiple state breed champions in sheep and heifers. One thing is the same, they have an equal love for the industry that I had and still have. Our competitive spirit keeps us working and the friendships that we develop make it a blast! I am very proud of them and their successes. I feel like the success that they have accomplished is due to an entire family effort, Brian, Dru (my sister), and Spencer Goettemoeller, my parents, and my husband along with many family friends. Our families are livestock people. We all grew up understanding the responsibility and dedication that it takes. I graduated from Purdue University in 1999 with my nursing degree. I graduated with my Master’s degree in 2008 from University of Cincinnati. I am a Nurse Midwife, I deliver babies. My work hours are crazy and sometimes quite long and unpredictable. There are days that I am at the hospital longer than I am at home. When I am home the girls, Clark and I are working with the
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livestock. When I take vacation time, it is usually for livestock shows. I am probably best known as Becca and Maci Chamberlin’s mom around the show ring; and I am OK with that. My role seems quite small when compared to the boys that get the heifers ready at the shows and my husband who does most of the feeding and barn work at home. I am the “show mom” who breaks the heifers and sheep so that a 12 and 8 year old can show them. I am the mom who allows her lawn to be rutted up all year around for a practice show ring so the animals are ready to show when the season starts. I work with the girls on showmanship at home through tears and raised voices. The girls and I discuss winning and losing, I am the counselor. I am the mom who goes to the barn after long hours at the office even though I do not really have the time. I wash heifers in the freezing cold because everyone else is busy getting others ready. I blow heifers for hours and hours. I help pack the trailer and the suitcases, I iron the clothes and fix the hair. I break the heifers down and wash the
sheep out after the show. I guess what I do is what no one else wants to do or does not have time to do. So, that is what this “show mom” does. And why, I sometimes ask myself, why do we show livestock? It can be expensive, it certainly takes a lot of time, and it can cause a significant amount of frustration. We do it because it is a great life for the girls. It teaches patience and hard work. It is a great way to meet people, lifelong friends. It is helping to develop them into mature girls that are able to interact with adults as well as other kids their age. It opens up topics for conversation that lead to making them moral young people. As their show mom, it is not all about the physical work that I do, but also about the emotional support that I give the girls along the way. ▪
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plant-based surfactant blend originating from fruit and vegetable extracts. We found this technology to be pH neutral and nourishing to the hide and hair, along with being gentle as it cleaned deep to the roots of the hair. We then discovered a tremendous breakthrough fact; the chemical make-up of all surfactants consists of “Ions”. Ions are small electrical molecules in the surfactant that pass on a positive or a negative charge to the hair. These “Ions” cause the hair follicles to attract to each other like a magnet attaching to metal. As a result, this causes the hair to stick to each other and lay flat, even after blow drying. We chemically altered the ionic basis of the formula by incorporating an opposite acting polar charge, creating a “neutral” charge. This, never before offered, non-ionic chemistry for livestock, prevents any attraction between the hair strands. This neutral charge actually enables each hair follicle to stand on end for extreme hair separation creating a noticeable difference in added hair volume and body. The ultimate goal for livestock hair! By January of 2012 we had perfected the formula, but before bringing it to the public, we wanted to put it through rigorous daily testing at Sullivan Farms over the next 18 months. It proved to be a difference maker for the cattle of Sullivan Farms at the 2013 National Shorthorn Jr. Heifer Show as their cattle had the healthiest hide and hair of any previous year that
they had exhibited at that show. As an added benefit, Vita Hair VolumizerTM is also enriched with the VITA HAIRTM nourishing hair vitamin package. The nutrient content of VITA HAIRTM, consists of an advanced blend of the proven hair vitamins: Biotin, Pro-Vitamin B-5 and Vitamin E, all in their purest form to infuse the hair and skin for Faster Hair Growth, Thicker Hair, Increased Shine, More Body & Volume and Healthier Skin. The most important added benefit for show cattle from the VITA HAIRTM vitamins is how they nourish and condition without weight and build-up on the hair as compared to human conditioners that cause the hair to lay flat.
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Reserve Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female, ’13 National Junior Shorthorn Show Grand Champion Prospect Heifer, ’13 NWSS Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Female, ’13 NWSS Open Show Congratulations to the Aegerter Family
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IOWA STATE FAIR NOTHING COMPARES August 8-18, 2013 Des Moines, IA Congratulations to the Iowa State Fair on being voted the Best State Fair in our Facebook contest held earlier this summer! The first Iowa State Fair was held October 25-27, 1854 in Fairfield, twenty years before America's great westward movement began. The fair moved to its present site at East 30th and East University in Des Moines in 1886 making it 127 years old this year! The 2013 Iowa State Fair is looking to be another great year for the fair! There are big concerts such as Toby Keith and Alan Jackson, as well as one of the country's best livestock shows! Be sure to look for show results from the Iowa State Fair in our next issue!
JUDGES
Luke Elder with his Champion Breeding Heifer in 2012.
CONCERTS
Market Beef Jim Williams, Boling, TX
Casting Crowns Thursday, August 8
Breeding Beef Bob Adcock, Moweaque, IL
Happy Together Tour Friday, August 9
Meat Goats Jess Yeaman, Uvalbe, TX
Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller and Kevin Nealon Saturday, August 10
Swine Ben Bobell, Lincoln, NE
Dierks Bently Sunday, August 11 Victoria Justice Tuesday, August 13 Toby Keith Thursday, August 15 Train Friday, August 16
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Carly Rae Jepsen and The Wanted Saturday, August 17
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Alan Jackson and Gary Allan Sunday, August 18
The Chairlift that carries people across the fairgrounds!
IOWA VOTED BEST STATE FAIR AFTER 4,063 VOTES + 204,564 REACHED! Congratulations to the Iowa State Fair on being named the Best State Fair in our Showtimes Facebook Contest! Thanks to everyone for supporting this contest!
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SCHEDULE Market Sheep Show Saturday, August 12 at 7:30am
Pioneer Livestock Pavilion where the cattle show!
Market Swine Show Tuesday, August 13 at 7:30am Breeding Beef Show Tuesday, August 13 at 8:00am Market Beef Show Wednesday, August 14 at 8:00am
DID YOU KNOW? On average 1,600 tons of manure-laden bedding is hauled away! --The hottest temperature recorded at the fair was 108 degrees in 1983!
DIAMOND JACK'S There is a treasure located across from the cattle show ring at the Iowa State Fair by the name of Diamond Jacks. From the State Fair to Junior Nationals being hosted on the fairgrounds, individuals can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner at this unique family owned restaurant. Family is a large aspect of Diamond Jacks. Originally owned by Jack and Patsy Benoit, it was handed down to Lance and Tami Benoit when Patsy (the heart and soul of the place) passed away from cancer in 2006.
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The Fair Story Jack and Patsy had a drive-in in Winterset, Iowa â&#x20AC;&#x201C; with servers on skates â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and a country store. Jack always worked as a buyer for sporting goods and then he moved into sales. In 1960, they gave birth to their son Lance who had his first fair in a little red wagon. His parents started with the toy stand at the State Fair and then built a snow cone stand. Stands then are what we call stick joints, because they had no wheels. Then in 1969, Jack and Patsy built their first permanent build-
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Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog from the 2010 Iowa State Fair.
15,790 people entered exhibits 60,077 exhibits ranging from Cattle to Vegetables in 2011! --The current fairgrounds is 127 years old!
ing “Master Jacks” which later burnt down and is now replaced with food trailers, tents, and margarita bars which Lance’s sister Tricia runs. In 1971, the family built their second permanent building, Diamond Jacks, with a country theme. The building is awesome and built for fun. They are opened for cattle shows, horse shows, private parties, World Pork Expo, Good Guys Car Show, and of course the Iowa State Fair. Both of Lance and Tami’s children, Chelsey and and Chance, work for the business. Chelsey is a special education teacher in Ankeny, Iowa, and Chance is currently a student at Iowa State University. Both of their schedules work for the fairs. They are third generation. Chance actually had his own shows this year. Lance had the first funnel cake stick stand at the Iowa State Fair when he was seventeen years old. He had seen the funnel cake idea in Chicago at a restaurant
show. He took the idea back to Iowa where he started frying them in iron skillets on 4 gas burners. Now the industry actually makes shallow electric fryers. Lance and Tami met when he was in the 8th grade and she was in the 7th. While Lance attended Columbia College, Tami went to Arizona State and finished out at Drake University. They have been married for 31 years. Five years after being married, Lance and Tami convinced their banker to loan them $18,000 to buy their first used Waymatic concessions trailer – Tenderloins Curly Fries. It was one of the first trailers on the fairgrounds. Currently they have five concession trailers. So next time you are at the Iowa State Fair Grounds and walk up to the counter at Diamond Jacks, sense the history and passion that are incorporated into the business and enjoy the food and atmosphere!
COLORADO STATE FAIR I LOVE THIS FAIR! August 23 - September 2, 2013 Pueblo, CO
JUDGES
Little Big Town
Market Beef Chris Skaggs, TX Market Beef Showmanship Paul Hill, CO Market Goats Josh Cody, TX Market Goat Showmanship Dustin Biela, TX Market Hogs Eric Polich, IA Market Hog Showmanship Kane Causemaker, IL Market Hog Classifier Brian Anderson, KS
CONCERTS
Market Lambs Cade Wilson, TX
Randy Houser Friday, August 23
Little Big Town w/ Dustin Lynch Thursday, August 29
FFA Heifer Wrangle Alan Sears, CO
Dwight Yoakam Saturday, August 24
Lynard Skynard Saturday, August 31
Junior Breeding Heifers Alan Sears, CO
Gloriana Monday, August 26
Creedence Clearwater Revisited Sunday, September 1
Breeding Bulls Jerry Mullins, FL
The Oak Ridge Boys Wednesday, August 28
Prospect Steers Jerry Mullins, FL Catch-A-Calf Jerry Mullins, FL
The Showtimes will have a booth in the Livestock Pavilion at the 2013 Colorado State Fair. We will be filming the Market Beef, Market Hog, Market Lamb, Market Goat, and Breeding Cattle Shows again this year! We will also be filming a special State Fair Edition of our new Show Center video! Look for all six videos on our newly updated website theshowtimesmagazine.com, our free iPhone App or on Facebook! 206 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Cody Huwa showing his Market Steer at the 2012 Colorado State Fair.
The 2012 Colorado State Fair Market Beef Champion Drive.
2012 SALE PRICES Market Beef Cody Huwa - $55,000
TOP 4 THINGS TO DO AT THE COLORADO STATE FAIR
Market Hog Jaime Beach - $26,000 Market Lamb Darren McLaughlin - $12,000 Market Goat Tanner Fetzer - $5,000
Jenna Frink showing her Market Lamb at the 2012 Colorado State Fair.
STEER SHOW Nothing at the fair quite compares to the Market Steer Show. Come watch exhibitors from across the state compete for the coveted title of Grand Champion on Friday, August 24th at 9:00am. The grand drive will be held at 8:30pm.
ICE CREAM If you ask anyone at the fair what their favorite place to get a treat is, the milk barn's ice cream stand tops the list. Be sure to take the time to get a scoop of your favorite flavor of ice cream, shake, or root beer float!
CONCERTS Every year the Colorado State Fair hosts popular acts following their PRCA rodeo!
RODEO Enjoy an evennig at the Budweiser Rodeo Arena and go to the PRCA Ram Rodeo, Cowboy's Kickin' Cancer, Ranch Rodeo, or the CSF Invitational Bull Riding!
DID YOU KNOW? The state fair started in 1869 before Colorado was even a state! --It is the largest summer event in the state! --It's only been cancelled once in 1917 for World War I. --There is an Ejection Seat, Helicopter Rides and a Zip Line this year!
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ILLINOIS STATE FAIR WHERE ILLINOIS COMES TOGETHER August 8-18, 2013 Springfield, IL
The Band Perry
SCHEDULE Breeding Heifer Show Thursday, August 8-9 Market Barrow Show Friday, August 9 Wether Goat Show Friday, August 9 Market Steer Show Saturday, August 10
JUDGES Market Steers & Heifers Kevin and Sheila Jensen Market Lambs Brent Titus Wether Goats Dennis Beckmier
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $7 Adult / $3 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
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CONCERTS Billy Currington w/ Lauren Alaina Friday, August 9
Toby Heith w/ Kip Moore Wednesday, August 14
Reo / Styx / Head East Saturday, August 10
Gary Allan w/Thompson Square Friday, August 16
John Mayer w/ Phillip Phillips Sunday, August 11
Ke$ha w/ Mike Posner Saturday, August 17
The Band Perry w/ Randy Houser Tuesday, August 13
Journey w/ Night Ranger Sunday, August 18
The 2012 Illinois State Fair Cattle Shows.
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The 2013 SALE OF CHAMPIONS
The fair is hosting the first annual Battle for the Hill competition. This is a team driven CrossFit competition on August 10. --The butter cow has been an unofficial icon of the fair since the 1920's. 500 pounds of unsalted butter are used to sculpt the life size figure by hand --The Illinois racetrack is known as one of the fastest dirt tracks in the world where there is a large venue of great horse racing at this year's fair.
GOOD PLACE TO EAT
Taft's - open 24/7 and located between the sheep, cattle and pig barns. - Elizabeth Heaton, IL JULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 209
MISSOURI STATE FAIR CHICKS DIG IT! August 8-18, 2013 Sedalia, MO
Since the first Fair in 1901, thousands of Missouri families have made the annual “pilgrimage” to Sedalia. Despite numerous differences, the Fair exhibitors of 1901 and today share an important common element. That common denominator is competition – the desire to put your efforts against your neighbor’s best. Since the first State Fair, the reward has been ribbons, premium money and recognition. But the long-term effect of this healthy competition has been a steady improvement in Missouri’s agriculture, agribusiness, domestic arts and, today, even fine arts. From 1901 to today, the Missouri State Fair has been a barometer of the state’s economic health and a documentary of the history of Missouri agriculture. The Missouri State Fair plays an essential role in keeping agriculture one of Missouri’s top industries.
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2013 ADMISSION PRICES $8 Adult / $2 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
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CONCERTS Chris Cagle and Will Hoge Thursday, August 8
The Oak Ridge Boys Wednesday, August 14
Foreigner and Starship featuring Mickey Thomas Friday, August 9
Lee Brice and Tyler Farr Thursday, August 15
Gary Allan and Randy Houser Saturday, August 10 Chubby Checker Tuesday, August 13
Toby Keith and Kelsey K Friday, August 16 Three Days Grace and Hinder Saturday, August 17
The Missouri State Fair is created on April 19, 1899 by the 40th General Assembly. The State Board of Agriculture selects Sedalia Missouri as the location of the Missouri State Fair. The fairgrounds are to be built on 150 acres of land donated by the Van Riper family. --In 1984 President Ronald Reagan speaks in the historic Coliseum during the Fair. --In 2001 the historic Coliseum and Swine Pavilion were renovated.
Market Steer Show at the 2011 Missouri State Fair!
365 DAYS LATER Here's a look back at some of the Champions from last year's Missouri State Fair. 2012 GRAND CHAMPION LAMB TROY SLOAN
2012 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BARROW TROY SLOAN
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MINNESOTA STATE FAIR August 22 - September 2, 2013 St. Paul, MN
SCHEDULE Breeding Heifer Show Thursday, August 22 Market Beef Show Meat Goat Show Market Barrow/Gilt Show Beef and Heifer Grand Drives Market Lamb Show Friday, August 23
Photo Courtesy of Frank Sullivan
CONCERTS Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Kevin Nealon from SNL Thursday, August 22 Under the Sun featuring Smash Mouth, Sugar Ray & Gin Blossoms Friday, August 23 Sammy Hagar's Four Decades of Rock with Buckcherry and Rival Sons Saturday, August 24 Sheryl Crow with Dwight Yoakam Sunday, August 25 The Happy Together Tour Monday, August 26 Depeche Mode with Bat for Lashes Tuesday, August 27 Train with Michael Franti & Spearhead Thursday, August 29 Macklemore & Ryan Lewis with Talib Kweli & Chance the Rapper Saturday, August 31
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Tim McGraw with Brantley Gilbert Monday, September 2
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $12 Adult / $10 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
FAIR HISTORY mnstatefair.org
FUN FACTS On average, 500,000 corn dogs are typically consumed by fair visitors each year! --Before the Minnesota State Fair moved into the location, the fairgrounds was the Ramsey County Poor Farm. --Ye Old Mill is the oldest ride on the fairgrounds built in 1913!
After four years of territorial fairs, the first Minnesota State Fair was held in 1859 near what became downtown Minneapolis. This was a year after Minnesota was granted statehood. During the fair's early years, the site of the exposition changed annually with stops in Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester, Red Wing, Winona and Owatonna. In the 1870s and early 1880s, civic groups from both St. Paul and Minneapolis worked relentlessly to provide a permanent home for the fair in their respective cities. In 1885, the Minnesota State Fair finally found a permanent home at its present location, midway between Minneapolis and St. Paul when the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners donated their 210-acre poor farm to the State Agricultural Society, the governing body of the State Fair. Secure in its new surroundings, the Minnesota State Fair began to grow. Physically,
the fairgrounds blossomed to 320 acres. Architecturally, it is home to many historically-significant structures including the Arts Center, Progress Center, Grandstand and Coliseum (formerly known as the Hippodrome). An important change in the State Fair over the years has been in the attractions offered to fair visitors. The character of early fairs was dominated by agricultural exhibits and competitions, reflecting its original purpose of encouraging farming in the state. Since its inception, the fair has been held every year with only five exceptions: in 1861 and 1862 due to the Civil War and Dakota Indian Conflict, in 1893 because of scheduling conflicts with the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, in 1945 due to war-time fuel shortages, and in 1946 due to a polio epidemic.
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INDIANA STATE FAIR FUN AT EVERY TURN! August 2-18, 2013 Indianapolis, IN
Children 5 and under are free!
CONCERTS Parmalee and Rachel Farley Wednesday, August 7 Kevin Costner and Modern West Thursday, August 8
3 FUN FACTS ABOUT THE INDIANA STATE FAIR
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $12 Adult
LIVESTOCK BARNS - The swine barn holds approximately 2,300 pigs of 11 different breeds. - The cattle barn is the largest barn of its kind in the world! It is home to thousands of animals during the fair.
SALE OF CHAMPIONS "Ten individual records were set at the Indiana State Fair's 41st annual 4-H Sale of Champions in 2011. The sale raised a total of $240,525, making it the fifth year in a row that the Sale of Champions has raised over $200,000!"
THE "YEAR OF DAIRY COWS" "Udderly" the BEST place to have fun is at the Indiana State Fair where Dairy Cows are revered! From the sweetest ice cream, to the creamiest grilled cheese, to the richest, ice cold milk - ENJOY all of Indiana's pride!"
Theory of a Deadman Friday, August 9 Contemporary Christian Music Day Sunday, August 11 Styx Monday, August 12 Joe Nichols Thursday, August 13 Sailing Rock Tour Wednesday, August 14 Montgomery Gentry Thursday, August 15 Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band with Jennie DeVoe Friday, August 16 Blood, Sweat & Tears Saturday, August 17 Pepsi Gospel Music Day Sunday, August 18
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The 2011 Indiana State Fair Steer Show.
365 DAYS LATER Here's a look back at some of the Champions from last year's Indiana State Fair. 2012 GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING HEIFER CLAIRE TRENNEPOHL
2012 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER COLE WILCOX
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WISCONSIN STATE FAIR BEST 11 DAYS OF SUMMER August 1-11, 2013 West Allis, WI
SCHEDULE
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Breeding Female Show Market Barrow Show Market Steer Show Tuesday, August 6 Market Steer Show Market Barrow Show Market Lamb Show Grand Drives Wednesday, August 7
JUDGES Market Steers Mark Hoge Breeding Beef Joel Cowely Breeding Beef Dan Shike Market Sheep Todd Wise Market Barrow Will Winter
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $10 Adult / $6 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
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CONCERTS Heart with Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Experience Thursday, August 1
A Night of Worship with Hillsong Live Wednesday, August 7
Weird Al Yankovice Friday, August 2
An Evening with Yes Thursday, August 8
Gary Allan with Randy Houser Saturday, August 3
Austin Mahone with Jake Miller Friday, August 9
Happy Together Tour Sunday, August 4
Vince Neil of Motley Crue with Stryper Saturday, August 10
Sail Rock 2013 Starring Christopher Cross Monday, August 5 Theory of a Deadman with Black Stone Cherry Tuesday, August 6
Miranda Lambert with The Farm Sunday, August 11
Wisconsin State Fair from the chair lift! Photo By: Janie Webster-Suddeth
365 DAYS LATER Here's a look back at some of the Champions from last year's Wisconsin State Fair. 2012 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB TIERNEY REILLY
2012 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET BARROW AUSTIN LYND
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OHIO STATE FAIR FEELIN' FAIRTASTIC! July 24 - August 4, 2013 Columbus, OH
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JUDGES Market Beef Scott Schaake, Mahattan, KS Breeding Beef Matt Claeys. West Lafayette, IN Wether Goats Marty Joe Gibbs, Ballinger, TX
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $10 Adult / $8 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
FUN FACTS Since its foundation, the state fair has been held in 10 different cities across the state. --The first Ohio State Fair was planned for September 1849, but an outbreak of Asiatic cholera forced cancellation of those plans.
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CONCERTS Jeff Dunham Wednesday, July 24
Justin Moore w/ The Farm Monday, July 29
Ladies' Night Out Tour featuring Eric Benet, K'Jon and Noel G. Thursday, July 25
Austin Moore w/ Jake Miller Tuesday, July 30
Martina McBride w/ Angie Johnson Friday, July 26 Will Downing / Lalah Hathaway Saturday, July 27 Styx / REO Speedwagon Sunday, July 28
Carly Rae Jepsen w/ New Hollow Wednesday, July 31 Steve Miller Band Thursday, August 1 The Oak Ridge Boys / Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers / Crystal Gayle Friday, August 2
Carnival at the Ohio State Fair.
Photo By: Linde
GOOD PLACE TO EAT
House of Japan Hibachi Steakhouse & Shushi Bar. - Opie Campbell
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KANSAS STATE FAIR 100 YEARS OF KANSAS STATE FAIR NEVER GETS OLD September 6-15, 2013 Hutchinson, KS
SCHEDULE Market Sheep Show Market Swine Show Meat Goat Show Market Beef Show Saturday, September 7 Breeding Beef Heifer Show Sunday, September 8
JUDGES Beef Dr. Doug Hixon, Laramie, WY Swine Terry Schmaling, Delavan, WI Sheep Brian Mason, Oakham, MA Goat Marvin Ensor, San Angelo, TX
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $6 Adult / $3 Youth Children 5 and under are free!
It's their birthday! The Kansas State Fair turns 100 years old in 2013. The party is scheduled for September 6-15, 2013. The first official Kansas State Fair was held in 1913, so plan to attend because this won't come around again... The Kansas State Fair "IT NEVER GETS OLD"! 220 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
HISTORY The first official Kansas State Fair was held September 13-20, 1913. Although fair gatherings and events began taking root back in January of 1873 when the prairie town of Hutchinson was barely one year old. On September 23-24 that year, the society hosted a fair which was held in a small wooden livery stable begind the town's only bank on the nortwest corner of Sherman and Main.
CONCERTS Bridgit Mendler w/ Shane Harper Saturday, September 7
Theory of a Deadman Friday, September 13
Eli Young Band w/ Mockingbird Sun Sunday, September 8
Lynryd Skynrd Saturday, September 14
Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers w/ Billy Dean Tuesday, September 10
Toby Keith w/ JT Hodges Sunday, September 15
Jars of Clay Tuesday, September 12
FUN FACT The Kansas State Fair is the largest single event in the state. The fair annually attracts approximately 350,000 people from all 105 Kansas counties and several other states.
Kansas State Fair Photo By: Heidi Anderson
365 DAYS LATER Here's a look back at some of the Champions from last year's Kansas State Fair. 2012 GRAND CHAMPION BREEDING HEIFER SHILO SCHAAKE
2012 GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER SHILO SCHAAKE
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SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR STARRY NIGHTS & MIDWAY LIGHTS August 29 - September 2, 2013 Huron, SD
SCHEDULE Charolais, Red Angus Thursday, August 29 Limousin, Maine-Anjou, Shorthorn, Simmental, Chi Friday, August 30 Hereford, Angus, FFA Beef Saturday, August 31 Supreme Bull and Heifer Sunday, September 1
JUDGES Beef Jim Bloomberg, Berwick, IL Beef Chris Cassidy, Urbana, IL
2013 ADMISSION PRICES $5 Adult / $3 Youth Free gate admission after 8:00pm!
The first South Dakota State Fair was held September 29 - October 2, 1985. It moved around to various cities throught South Dakota until making Huron a permanent home in 1905.
TOP 4 THINGS TO DO AT THE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR
CONCERTS Fill your soul with music at one of the concerts coming to the South Dakota State Fair.
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FOOD Be sure to enjoy "Ginormasaraus Corn Dogs & Fantabulicious Smoothies" at the Food Court.
OLD SCHOOL Check out neat cars and tractors at the South Dakota State Fair Classic Car Show and Antique Tractor Show!
TITANIUM CHEF BEEF COMPETITION If you get hungry, have a taste of many flavorful creations at the Titanium Chef Beef Competition!
WHAT THE GRAND CHAMPION STEERS SOLD FOR IN 2012 #1
$70,000 : OHIO
# 2 $55,000 : COLORADO # 3 $52,000 : ILLINOIS # 4 $35,000 : OKLAHOMA # 5 $33,500 : IOWA # 6 $27,000 : WISCONSIN #7
$20,000 : MISSOURI
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2013 TOUR BE SURE TO STOP BY OUR BOOTH AT THESE UPCOMING SHOWS COLORADO STATE FAIR Pueblo, Colorado AK-SAR-BEN Omaha, Nebraska AMERICAN ROYAL Kansas City, Missouri NAILE Louisville, Kentucky BADGER KICK-OFF CLASSIC West Allis, Wisconsin
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STEER and HEIFER PASTURE SALE - ROUND 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 via Caldwell-Willoughby Sales
Bids begin to close at 7pm CST
Cattle may be viewed at the Burke Ranch 42887 GG Road, Genoa, NE 68640 We are located 4 1/2 miles South of Genoa on Hwy 39, 1 1/2 east (turn at the Burke Show Cattle sign) Visitors are always welcome, but we would appreciate a phone call ahead of time!
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Lexi Bremer
Many time champion steer sold in our ‘Round One’ sale last year. Bred by Weiss Brothers Cattle. Purchased by Goretska Show Steers, and shown sucessfully all season by the Edwards Show Team. Round 1 will be the strongest set we’ve ever offered! Big time champions will sell the 18th!
Morgan Burke
2012 Nebraska State Fair Reserve Grand Champion Steer. Purchased from Cory Miller Cattle and shown by us. Let us help you find your ne next champion! We will have high quality cattle of all price ranges available all fall!
Caitlyn Walbrecht
Many time champion female and high selling female from our 2012 female offering. Bred by Joe Sullivan, sold by us and Andy Dorn. We will start selling an outstanding set of females Sept. 18th. Watch future issues and the internet for our fall female sale schedule. We are going to have a large number of very high quality open and bred females for sale this fall and winter!
Brody Wulf
Many time champion prospect from our ‘Round 1’ sale last year! Everyone here with the Burke & Friends group would like to extend a HUGE THANK YOU to the Wulf family from Guide Rock, NE. Their long time support of our program and hard work is appreciated!
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With a limited number of progeny registered to date, “Womanizer” has sired an astounding number of champions at national events. His dam is a maternal sister to CJH Domino 552, with over $300,000 in progeny sales to her credit in the last three years. Full brother Kahuna was Denver and Ft. Worth Grand Champion in 2011. Maternal sisters have been champions at numerous events, including Reserve Grand Female at the 2011 Jr. National. Owned with Hansmeier and Son of Bristol, SD.
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RON & BECKY THOMPSON showsteers.com
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hey didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t set out to revolutionize the club calf industry, but according to some of their best supporters, that is exactly what Ron and Becky Thompson of Whitesboro, Texas, did when they started Showsteers.com. Ron and Becky both started out with ranching experience. Ron, growing up near Wessington Springs, South Dakota, surrounded by good grass and good cattle; Becky was raised on the Grand River Ranch in northwestern, SD. They both participated in showing cattle, horses and rodeo through 4-H, high school and state associations. As they grew up, they learned about sound, performance-based cattle and
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horses. Ron and Becky both developed an “eye” for the good ones, whether it was livestock or what they invisioned for the promotion of their own cattle. Prior to the creation of Showsteers, Becky had been involved in the tourism industry as well as the development and promotion of several businesses and organizations including the South Dakota Rodeo Association and her own flower shop. She continued to develop an eye for design and the best ways to creatively position businesses or organizations. Ron brought another important skill set to the table. He is a quick learner, and when he commits to learning a craft, he dives in. When they decided that a website was the next best way to promote their club calves, Ron read all of the manuals available on web development and tested them out on the computer. He showed Becky the basics, and from there they were able to build a solid foundation for what would eventually become the first website for show cattle. Do you remember when there was advertising that didn’t have www in it? When Showsteers.com was officially launched in 1998 it was seldom heard of or seen. With the start of Showsteers.com the club calf industry quickly became accustomed to it!
Bobby May was a buyer of Thompson Show Steers' calves and became aware of Ron and Becky’s venture into marketing on the World Wide Web. He asked them to create a web site for his business and that’s when Showsteers.com became the First Club Calf Directory. By 1999, they had grown to 100 customers and today have over 1000 club calf producers, promoters and show- related industries listed on their website. Showsteers.com continues to be the most visited web site of its kind and their customers benefit from the thousands of daily visitors. “We’ve always tried to provide an affordable and useful website to help others promote their club calf businesses,” Becky says. “And we’ve worked hard at being on the leading edge of technology.” Showsteers was one of the first sites to utilize social media in the form of a boardroom. “It was a place where people could post questions and get answers. It wasn’t in real time like social media is today with Facebook, Twitter, and Blogs, but it was a way for people in the club calf industry to connect and talk about pertinent issues,” Ron adds. Ron and Becky have added team members to Showsteers who blog on the website. “We have some great young people who are becoming leaders in our indusJULY/AUGUST 2013 THE SHOWTIMES 237
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try, and they have a voice on Showsteers.com. They talk about shows, sales, and the things that are on their minds. It gives Showsteers a unique voice and an appeal to young exhibitors and their parents,” Thompsons say. Keeping with the theme of advancing technology, they have recently developed an App for Showsteers.com that you will find very soon in the Apple Store. You’ll be able to locate club calf producers in a specific area on a Showsteers map App. It may now be accessed by going to www.showsteersmap.com. You might be wondering how Ron and Becky ended up in Texas when their ties and roots seem to be so deep in South Dakota. According to Becky, “Ron had always had a passion for horses and had a reining horse project going in Wessington Springs. We made a special trip to the Whitesboro area because that’s where most of the reining horse people were. We drove by a small ranch (compared to South Dakota) that had many of the things we wanted in a horse place, and it didn’t take long for us to decide to take Showsteers and Ron’s reining to the next level. Ron’s youngest son Chad was in a position to come back to the ranch and maintain and further develop the Thompson Show Steers herd."
Ron’s training program for reining horses has become very successful. He was ranked #4 Non-Pro Rider in the National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) for 2012. Ron has been the leading seller of two-year-old reining horses on the prospect sale at the National Futurity for the past eight years. Ron continues to use the same attention to detail and promotion he learned in the club calf business to become a success with his reining horses. Showsteers has also continued to evolve. The site has been redesigned several times and it brings a fresh new look always keeping ease and use-ability in mind. There are new features added to the site quite frequently. Becky and Dianna Elder, who works remotely from Pella, Iowa as a web designer, keep a close eye on what’s new on the web and what could be the next big thing for Showsteers. Becky feels customer service, attention to detail, and completing web site updates in a timely manner is what sets Showsteers apart. The Thompsons say that Showsteers.com has been an unforgettable experience. They are thankful to everyone who has helped make it what it is today. Becky says the business continues to grow, and they couldn't have done it without their clients—people who they see as friends. ■
Since that time, Showsteers has expanded tenfold and
HALL OF FAME
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Kent Habeger March 2009
Ky Stierwalt March 2009
Phil Lautner July 2009
Jim Williams July 2009
Wayne Colette September 2009
Steve Bonham January 2010
Christy Collins March 2010
Kirk Stierwalt July 2010
Randy Daniel September 2010
John Sullivan January 2011
Bob May March 2011
Schnoor Sisters May 2011
Dan Hoge August 2011
American Royal October 2011
Bauman Family November 2011
Mark Sneed January 2012
Matt Lautner March 2012
Mike Hartman May 2012
James & Nick Sullivan July 2012
Dave Guyer September 2012
Bo Sanders November 2012
Jack Ward January 2013
Caldwell Family March 2013
Willoughby Family March 2013
Winegardner Family May 2013
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Congratulations Sammi Schrag! Congratulations Maddy Udell!
Congratulations Josh Darbyshire! Congratulations Kailey Davis!
Sold by Minneart Show Cattle Congratulations Christian McGowan!
John R. Hagie Clarion, IA 515-851-1007 jhagie@hagie.com
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Congratulations Jennifer Bedwell! Crew - Pete Hunter: 515-571-5630 Jess Recknor: 507-383-8529 McOllough Boys: 515-851-2614
October 18, 2013 5PM Clarion, IA
Bros. Livestock Online Steer and Heifer Sale
Sires Include Monopoly I-80 Smokin Mirrors Bojo Bodacious King of the Mountain
cwcattlesales.com/wagnerbros
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Down 1| What sale group is printed on thicker paper? 4| What company did the new Hall of Fame inductees found? 5| What color is the State Fair Preview? 9| What is the featured main course recipe for?
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Top 10 Wash Rack Etiquette 10| Do not leave empty bottles or trash. 9| It is okay for the same farm to exchange cattle that have been washed for ones that have not been washed without waiting in line again - their hose and supplies are already there. 8| Do not bring in more cattle than the wash rack can hold. 7| Clean clogged drains.
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Sunday, September 1, 2013 at the farm â&#x20AC;˘ Sibley, Illinois
Hot Commodity x Glamour Girl granddaughter Born February 2013 Glamour Girl has over 50 progeny registered with the ASA. She has produced calves for Cates, Sullivan, Cyclone Trace, Circle H, and many more. Her production has totaled over $300,000. Her genetics will be found throughout the pedigrees of most of our offering. She is nearing the end of her production, but at 19 years of age, we generated a heifer pregnancy this spring.
JA Commotion II Born November 2012 â&#x20AC;˘ Full brother to Commotion
Shadybrook Delia 39R This female has been a popular and successful donor female for Jordan Acres and in our dedication to sell the best will be offering this female in our Anniversary Sale.
Dennis and Terri Jordan
Hot Commodity x Ruffian Born November 2011 Selling bred to JA Voucher. This female was a State Fair class winner last year and will be exhibited again. 244 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
Sibley, Illinois 217-784-4854 cell: 217-202-2865 jordan@prairieinet.net Amanda, Layne, Ty and Ely Harden: Gibson City, Illinois, 217-979-1991 Jason, Tasha, Isabella, Samantha and Jackson Bunting: Cabrey City, Illinois, 815-252-5520 David, Ashleigh, Dakota and Dalton: Stillwater, Oklahoma, 217-979-7531
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Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Ohio State Fair…Danielle Heintz
Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Cow Palace…Stormy Aue
Grand Champion Steer, 2012 State Fair of Texas…Stock Martin
5th Overall & Champion Chi Heifer, 2011 Nebraska AGR …Emma Vickland
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PVF Champion December 3, 2013 at the PVF ONLINE Sale, hosted by Caldwell Willoughby
Cameron Ward, Reserve Grand Cham
pion Heifer, National Western Stock Show
PVF Pictured In the Winner’s Circle Mason Holvoet, Grand Champion, iowa Summer angus Preview Show
Logan Boyd, Reserve Grand Champion, all american Breeders’ Futurity
taylor Gazda, Reserve Grand Champion, 2013 Southern National angus Show
Brooke Haas, Grand Champion Bred and owned Heifer, illinois Junior angus Field Day Carter Ward, Reserve Grand Champion, Missouri angus Preview Show
Caitlin McClure, Reserve Grand Champion, illinois Junior angus Field Day austin Nowatzke, Reserve Grand Champion, Purdue aGR
talon Crest Farms, Reserve Grand Champion, iowa Summer angus Preview Show
Stop By Anytime! Calves are available for viewing and for sale private treaty this fall. Gridley, Illinois • www.pvfangus.com
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Our iPhone app makes it easy for you to stay updated wherever you are! Features include: News, Events, Blog, YouTube, and Twitter Feed, as well as Facebook and Website links! Watch show videos right from your iPhone! This FREE livestock app is the first of its kind and keeps you updated with coverage of junior livestock shows nationwide! Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 3.0 or later. Search: The Showtimes on the App Store. For more information on our new iPhone App, visit theshowtimesmagazine.com The Showtimes iPhone App Reviews
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Tag: 101 Bojo x Irish Whiskey
Tag: 231 Bojo x Chi Cross
Tag: 4 Unstoppable x Irish Whiskey
Tag:113 Man Among Boys x SimmAngus
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Tag: 5973 Believe In Me x Chi
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Champion Steer
• Scottsburg, Ind. • Ohio County, Ind. • Clark County, Ind. • Lima, Ohio (ring A&B) • Nebraska AGR • Logansport, Ind. (ring A&B) • Huntington County, Ind. • Whitley County, Ind.
Reserve Champion • Gibson County, Ind.
• Wabash, Ind. • Peru, Ind. Res. Div. III NWSS Shown by Wilcox Family
RAISED us! BY 2012 Champion Steer Indiana State Fair Shown by Wilcox Family Raised by us
3 Online Sale Dates Sept. 10 • Oct. 7 • Oct. 28 cwcattlesales.com Sale Format:
Due to space and labor, we have decided to have 3 sales, selling approximately 15 head in each sale with the older, most mature steers and heifers selling first. All cattle will be weaned and broke to tie at the show barn. A special thanks to John Miller and Chris Meade for their past, present and future years with us!
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Lexi Bremer
Many time champion steer sold in our ‘Round One’ sale last year. Bred by Weiss Brothers Cattle. Purchased by Goretska Show Steers, and shown sucessfully all season by the Edwards Show Team. Round 1 will be the strongest set we’ve ever offered! Big time champions will sell the 18th!
STEER and HEIFER PASTURE SALE - ROUND 1 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2013 via Caldwell-Willoughby Sales
Morgan Burke
Bids begin to close at 7pm CST
Cattle may be viewed at the Burke Ranch 42887 GG Road, Genoa, NE 68640
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2012 Nebraska State Fair Reserve Grand Champion Steer. Purchased from Cory Miller Cattle and shown by us. Let us help you find your ne next champion! We will have high quality cattle of all price ranges available all fall!
We are located 4 1/2 miles South of Genoa on Hwy 39, 1 1/2 east (turn at the Burke Show Cattle sign) Visitors are always welcome, but we would appreciate a phone call ahead of time!
Caitlyn Walbrecht
Many time champion female and high selling female from our 2012 female offering. Bred by Joe Sullivan, sold by us and Andy Dorn. We will start selling an outstanding set of females Sept. 18th. Watch future issues and the internet for our fall female sale schedule. We are going to have a large number of very high quality open and bred females for sale this fall and winter!
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Many time champion prospect from our ‘Round 1’ sale last year! Everyone here with the Burke & Friends group would like to extend a HUGE THANK YOU to the Wulf family from Guide Rock, NE. Their long time support of our program and hard work is appreciated!
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2013 SALES
Again this year, The Showtimes Magazine is providing you with a Sale Directory to all of the Upcoming Sales advertised in The Showtimes Magazine! We’ve arranged all of the sales by Sale Date and then alphabetically within each sale date. We've also include the page number for each ad to find it in this issue! Thanks to everyone who advertised!
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AUGUST 31, 2013 Cates Farms - page 80,81
SEPTEMBER 1, 2013 Jordan Acres - page 244
SEPTEMBER 2, 2013
Gruhn Show Cattle - page 23 Healy Show Cattle- page 22 Hinners Show Cattle - page 25 Incredible Club Calf Sale - page 28 Lee Cattle Co. - page 27 Pudenz Family Show Cattle - page 31 Roecker Cattle Company - page 26 Schulte Cattle Co. - page 29 Staley Show Cattle - page 24 Sullivan Ranch / Club Calf Paradise - page 30 Vogel Family - page 160,161 West Central Iowa Club Calf Producers - page 20,21
SEPTEMBER 3, 2013
Dax Lautner Show Steers - page 225 Kennedy - Manning - page 225 Wolf - Wallace - page 225
SEPTEMBER 4, 2013 Eckloff/Strolberg - page 286
SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 Daake Livestock - page 282
SEPTEMBER 8, 2013 DeHaven Farms - page 71 Lay Farms - page 100 Schaeffer/Tice - page 96,97
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Burke & Friends - Round 1 - page 228,229
Bremer Show Cattle - page 68,69
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Holtkamp Cattle Company - page 90,91 Scheetz Cattle Company - page 245
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Adam White Cattle Company - page IFC,3 Genetic Reflections - page 248,249 SEPTEMBER 12, 2013 Reimann Ranch - page 15 Lueking Club Calves & Rockfalls Ranch - page 283 Weigel's Steer Pit - page 250 Schultz Show Cattle and Schultz Farms - page 285
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Bonnell Club Calves - page 47 JB Show Steers - page 33 The Showman's Choice - page 227
Boyle Farms - page 194 M&W Livestock - page 195 Mark Sullivan/Barham/Hicks - page 193 Sullivan Cattle Company - page Cover,BC Sullivan Farms - page 190,191 Thompson/Pryor - page 192 Western Iowa Elite Sales - page 189
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Fraker Show Cattle - page 265
Wasson Show Cattle - page 180
Thomas Ranch - page 34
Hoffman Ranch - page 199
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Bros. Livestock Online Steer and Heifer Sale
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Vogler Cattle Co. - page 50
Liss Show Cattle - page 37
Wagner Bros. Livestock - page 241
OCTOBER 5, 2013 Imhof Cattle - page 234
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Volosin Club Calves - page 83
Kody Miller Cattle Company - page 67
Jones Cattle Co. - page 93
M&M Livestock - page 55
Buck Cattle Co. - page 166 Goretska Show Steers - page 165
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Deppe Bros. - page 99 Eberth Show Cattle / Vaughn Farms - page 66
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Jeff Miller Show Cattle - page 253-255
Fraker Show Cattle - page 265 Willow Springs Club Calves - page 58
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Pembrook Cattle Company - page IBC
Fantasy Female Sale - page 3
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Cowan Cattle Company - page 84,85
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Jeff Miller Show Cattle - page 253-255 Lazy JB Angus - page 46 Unger Show Cattle - page 77
Pembrook Cattle Company - IBC
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Jones Show Cattle (IL) - page 170,171 Winegardner Show Cattle - page 75
NOVEMBER 9, 2013 M&M Livestock - page 55
NOVEMBER 24, 2013 Fraker Show Cattle - page 265
NOVEMBER 30, 2013
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"Showing cattle is not always about winning another banner, but rather learning about how hard work and commitment can help you acvhieve your goals all while enjoying a hobby that brings family and friends together." BY: AUSTIN (AJ) LINE, IL
As the audience stood with the raise of the judges hand over my steer, Holyfield, my heart stopped as the endless hours of work had paid off and my biggest livestock showing dream came true. Winning the Illinois State Fair in 2012 has been the highlight of my showing career up until now, but as my showing career continues, new goals form and the hard work and commitment continues with the hopes of learning more lessons and hopefully holding another banner. All of my life I have lived on the fami270 THE SHOWTIMES JULY/AUGUST 2013
ly farm near Seaton, Illinois, with my parents Todd and Joyce Line, and two younger siblings Dalton and Payton. My familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life has always revolved around us kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; extracurricular activities, especially showing cattle. My dad got me involved in showing livestock at the age of five. I started out showing cattle that we had raised at the surrounding county fairs, but as my involvement increased, I began to
develop a passion towards raising and showing cattle. I did not win my first cattle show until I was about ten years old with a black and white steer in which I purchased from Todd Caldwell. As time went on I began to find success at the prospect and fat steer shows on the regional and national levels. Some of the steer shows I have won over the past 7 years include the Illinois Beef Expo, Kentucky Beef Expo, Ohio AGR, Nebraska AGR, and the Illinois State Fair. Showing cattle is not always about winning another banner, but rather learning about how hard work and commitment can help you achieve your goals all while enjoying a hobby that brings family and friends closer to-
gether. In July of 2011, my brother, Dalton, was in an agriculture related accident, which caused him to lose part of his foot. I soon realized how fast things in life could change. Following the accident, he was unable to show cattle or participate in other activities until he was all healed up and could walk on his foot. I ended up showing his steer for him at the Illinois State Fair that year while he was still in the hospital, but not having the whole family at the fair made things less enjoyable. As I grow older, balancing my time and effort between school, sports, and cattle proves to be a difficult task. Normally, I get up early in the morning to get calves
in and rinsed, followed by either school or sports, and then come home and put cattle back out late in the night. Being busy all the time is sometimes overwhelming, but now that I am 17 years old, I realize the important lessons that showing cattle has taught me. Upon graduation of high school, I plan on attending a two-year college and studying ag business while participating in livestock judging, and then transferring to a four-year university. In the future I hope to someday take over the family farm and continue raising livestock and show calves while also helping others learn about and become involved in the cattle industry. â&#x2013;Ş
A MUCH NEEDED THANKS
I know the list of people who have helped me during my livestock showing career is endless, but I would like to give a few thanks. First off, thank you to my family for getting me involved in showing cattle and giving me the opportunity to continue showing and find success in doing so. Second, I would like to thank all of the people who help me prepare my steers throughout the year and on show day including: my dad Todd Line, Jason Roeder, Todd Caldwell, Brandon Jones, Brett Bowman and all of the people who help them. Finally, thank you to everyone else in the cattle industry, who make raising and showing livestock an enjoyable hobby. As each showing season passes, more friends are made, and thank youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s required, so to anyone who has ever helped me in any way, Thank you.
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Adam White Cattle Company............IFC,3 Ak-Sar-Ben ................................................36 American Royal .........................................35 Apex Cattle.................................................11 Blind Badger Ranch ....................................6 Bob May Cattle Company...............196,197 Bonnell Club Calves..................................47 Boyle Farms .............................................194 Breeder's World Online Sales ..................74 Bremer Show Cattle .............................68,69 Brighton Feed and Saddlery...................224 Buck Cattle Co. ........................................166 Burke & Friends - Round 1 ............228,229 Cates Farms...........................................80,81 Cellarator X ................................................63 Cool Calf ....................................................54 Cover-All Signs..........................................32 Cowan Cattle Company ......................84,85 cwcattlesales.com ................................59-61 Cyclone Trace...........................................240 Daake Livestock ......................................282 Daddy of 'Em All .....................................198 Danner Show Stock ................................279 Dax Lautner Show Steers .......................225 DeHaven Farms .........................................71 Deppe Bros.................................................99 Dodds Cattle Company ..........................278 Eberth Show Cattle / Vaughn Farms ......66 Eckloff/Strolberg .....................................286 Focus Marketing Group, Inc...............52,53 Follon Cattle...............................................17 Fraker Show Cattle..................................265 Genetic Reflections ..........................248,249 Glu|Coat ...................................................178 Goretska Show Steers .............................165 Griswold Cattle ............................................7 Gruhn Show Cattle....................................23 Healy Show Cattle .....................................22 Hinners Show Cattle .................................25 Hoffman Ranch .......................................199 Holtkamp Cattle Company.................90,91 Honor Show Chow....................................38 Horton Family Shorthorns ....................179
Imhof Cattle .............................................234 Incredible Club Calf Sale..........................28 JB Show Steers ...........................................33 Jeff Miller Show Cattle ....................253-255 Jensen Livestock Agency ..........................54 Jones Cattle Co...........................................93 Jones Show Cattle (IL) ....................170,171 Jordan Acres ............................................244 Kennedy - Manning ................................225 Kirk Stierwalt Fitting Clinic ....................98 Kody Miller Cattle Company...................67 Lay Farms .................................................100 Lazy JB Angus............................................46 Lee Cattle Co..............................................27 Linde's Livestock Photos ........................224 Liss Show Cattle.........................................37 LubriSyn ...................................................188 Lueking & Rockfalls Ranch ...................283 M&M Livestock .........................................55 M & W Livestock ....................................195 Mark Sullivan/Barham/Hicks................193 Meme's Custom Embroidery ...................48 Midwest Lowline Association ...............226 Mittag Design ............................................48 MoorMan's ShowTec ................................86 NAILE ........................................................92 National Western Stock Show..................82 Natural Solutions ......................................41 Northern Feed & Bean .............................63 Pacific Showcase ........................................48 Pearl's Pics ..................................................54 Pembrook Cattle Company...................IBC Prairie View Farms .................................251 Pro Tour ............................................272,273 Pudenz Family Show Cattle .....................31 Purple Circle ..............................................48 Purple Reign Cattle Company ..............232 Reimann Ranch .........................................15 Roeber Show Cattle...................................51 Roecker Cattle Company..........................26 Schable and Smith ...........................276,277 Schaeffer/Tice .......................................96,97 Scheetz Cattle Company.........................245
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Schulte Cattle Co. ......................................29 Schultz Show Cattle / Schultz Farms ....285 showsteersmap.com ................................235 Silver Towne Farms ...................................49 Simpson Livestock.....................................44 Smith Cattle Co. ...............................274,275 Stafford Cattle Co. ...................................284 Staley Show Cattle .....................................24 Steva Robinson Show Stock .....................45 Stock Show University ..............................78 Sullivan Cattle Company ............Cover, BC Sullivan Farms ..................................190,191 Sullivan Ranch / Club Calf Paradise .......30 Sullivan Supply..........................................4,5 Summit Farms............................................70 The Old West Cedarmill...........................35 The Showman's Choice...........................227 Thomas Ranch ...........................................34 Thompson/Pryor .....................................192 Transwest..................................................172 Trausch Farms .........................................200 Tres Rios Silver ..........................................62 Trifecta Trailer Sales .................................82 Twisted Stitch.............................................39 Unger Show Cattle ....................................77 University of Nebraska, NCTA................79 Vogel Family .....................................160,161 Vogler Cattle Co. .......................................50 Volosin Club Calves ..................................83 Wagner Bros. Livestock ..........................241 Wasson Show Cattle................................180 Weaver Leather Livestock ........................40 Weaver Show Cattle ................................281 Weigel's Steer Pit......................................250 West Central Iowa................................20,21 Western Iowa Elite Sales.........................189 Western LLC ............................................224 Willow Springs Club Calves ....................58 Winegardner Show Cattle ........................75 Wolf - Wallace..........................................225 W-W Paul Scales .......................................76
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Private Treaty Pasture Bid-Off Sale August 23rd th to September 12
Shown by Lexi Bremer Grand Steer: Nebraska Beef Expo Reserve Grand Steer: Missouri AGR
Bids close at 6 p.m. CDT on September 12. Sale InformatIon:
Cattle available to view beginning August 23rd. Call ahead to view earlier. Show steer and heifer prospects available.
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Heat Wave, Monopoly, Monoply 2, Walks Alone, Unbelievable
dIrectIonS: Off of I-80 at the Odessa exit, go south 1/4 mile. Pasture is on the west side of the road. Follow the signs.
Shown by AJ Line Grand Steer: Illinois State Fair, Nebraska AGR, Missouri AGR, Kentucky Beef Expo. Reserve Grand: Ohio AGR. Raised by Rockfalls Ranch.
Lueking Club Calves Oxford, Nebraska John: 308-991-0277 â&#x20AC;˘ Taylor: 308-991-0695
Rockfalls Ranch Bertrand, Nebraska Mark Williams: 308-991-5628 Tyler Williams: 308-991-6177
Shown by Josh Taylor Many-time Champion Chi Breeding Heifer. Sired by Monoply 2. Raised by Rockfalls Ranch.
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Wednesday, September 4 • Bids close at 6 p.m. Your I-80 One Stop Club Calf Shop! Congratulations to these exhibitors!Spring & Fall Born Steers, Heifers, Bulls
With over 600 head of calves to view (mostly embryo and AI calves) in all price ranges, we invite you to visit these two locations (within 15 miles of each other and I-80) and make this your I-80 “one stop” club calf shop!
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Call for directions to the Eckloff viewing site and the Strolberg viewing site.
Spring calf photos will be available for viewing at eckloffstrolberg.com or strolbergeckloff.com or showsteers.com approximately mid-August. We would like to express our sincere appreciation to our buyers in the past year, and we look forward to seeing you again in the fall!
2013 Michigan Beef Expo: Champion Steer • 2012 Nebraska AGR, 2013 Missouri AGR, & Kentucky Beef Expo: 3rd Overall. Raised by us. Nick Boerson
Macie Ott
George Schmidt
2013 Scarlet & Gray: Ch. Mkt Heifer (A & B), 3rd Overall (A) 2012 CA Holiday Classic: Reserve Prospect • Undefeated Mkt Hfr in Ohio 2012-2013 season! Raised by us. 2013 Western Bonanza: Ch. Mkt. Div. Raised by us.
Chloe Martin 2012 Reserve Grand Champion Steer Indiana State Fair. Full-sibs to this and many other major show champions being offered. Bailey Dent
Cuatro Schauer
2011 Missouri State Fair: Grand Champion Steer 2011 San Angelo Stock Show: Reserve Grand Raised by us. Steer. Raised by us & Mid Continent Farms.
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2012 National Jr. Show: Fifth Overall 2012 Iowa State Fair: Reserve Fnd. Simmental 2012 Askarben & 2012 NAILE Jr. Show: Champion Foundation Simmental Purchased from Jeff Holmes. Sold by us.
Kiley Elder
2013 Iowa Beef Expo: Reserve Supreme 2012 Charolais Jr. Nationals: Champion Heifer • Undefeated in High Percentage class Percentage Heifer • NAILE Jr. Show & Iowa in 2012-13 show season! State Fair: Champion AOB • Aksarben: Reserve Raised by Griswold and Guyer. Sold by us. AOB • Purchased from Mid Continent Farms. Sold by us.
Ward & Christyne Eckloff PhonE: 308-832-0517 • CEll: 308-830-0834 Chad Marsh, Herdsman: 308-440-8851
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