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Congrats to Lauren May! JNHE Reserve Grand Polled Female & Wisconsin State Fair Supreme Female
2018 Louisville Reserve National Champion Congrats to Austin Breeding!
2018 NWSS Reserve National Champion Congrats to David Smith!
Bulls, bred females, and show heifer prospects available by private treaty all winter. Call or stop by anytime!
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Sibs to this Reserve Grand Champion Heifer at the 2019 North American International Livestock Exhibition Junior Show sell April 3rd!
APRIL 3, 2020 ALAN & THERESA MILLER
JOIN US for our Spring Production Sale Friday night April 3, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. at the farm Gridley, Illinois.
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Halftime x Broker Hairietta Bred to: Ledger
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FEBRUARY 3, 2020
Pays to Believe x Upgrade Bred to: Lover Boy
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Selling
BRED HEIFERS SIMMENTAL BULLS
Ryan Schlipf: 309.275.7366 Bodee Schlipf: 309.287.3011
Tucker Schlipf: 309.660.4448 Sawyer Schlipf: 309.287.8229
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He’s got the hair, the look, the bone and is double clean.
BBBC CRITTER A bull with a round cage, great muscle shape and most importantly a reliable skeleton.
BURNING MAN
A standout since birth, with his big ears, choke neck, big belly, great feet and legs.
FAIR & SQUARE
He is balanced from chest to flank and perfect in his structure.
AMERICAN BEAST
A powerful muscular shaped sire you can use him to add power and definition.
GOOD AS IT GETS
Unique in his design, high necked, has an enormous body with unmatched balance.
KBCC NO APOLOGIES
One of the top-selling bulls of all time out of the Kris Black program.
NO GUTS NO GLORY
Provides versatile options, to produce both black and colored calves.
FRONT & CENTER
One of the most unique bulls we have seen in a long time.
PLOT TWIST RED ROCKY (Clones) A great clubby look, soft pasterns, awesome Level topped, big ribbed, and clean fronted, feet and legs, with a big middle. adding that eye appeal to his offspring.
THAT’S RIGHT
A square-made, big-boned sire who is structurally correct.
PAID IN FULL
Double-clean sire who packs a punch; he will add shear power and depth of rib.
TOUCH OF TWANG
This MAB son has something special to bring to the American division. Visit our website for a complete listing of bulls. WWW.BOVINE-ELITE.COM • info@bovine-elite.com [979] 693-0388 • [800] 786-4066 • FAX: [979] 693-7994 3300 LONGMIRE DRIVE • COLLEGE STATION, TX 77845
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He has an eye-catching look with the hair color, square build frame and muscle shape.
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No matter what your goal, Purina has a feed and supplement to help you get the show look you need. Your local Purina retailer can tell you more than this ad ever could. Or visit purinamills.com/show-feed.
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STRONG SUPPORT for any show project A CHAMPIONS
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Swell is a must-have show day preparation supplement that you won’t want to forget. A highly digestible supplement, Swell has been proven to give animals the show-day fill, bulk and expansion necessary to set them apart from the rest.
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02.22.20
PB SM • Bullseye x In Dew Time
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Offering will include
50 head of Simmental, SimAngus & Angus yearling bulls & bred heifers Genetic lots from some of the top bulls and females in the industry Pick of our 2020 spring calf-crop
HICKS CATTLE CO. covington, indiana
steve, kristen, jett & waylon hicks Steve 217-799-1105 • Phillip Bridges 601-788-4933
3RD OVERALL // GEORGIA NATIONAL
CHAMPION ANGUS // OYE 2019 Congratulations Lane Smith
5TH OVERALL // 2019 OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR Congratulations Ladd Turner
CHAMPION SHORTHORN // OYE 2019 Congratulations Katlin Adams
GRAND CHAMPION OVERALL STEER & CHAMPION MAINE // SAN ANTONIO STOCK SHOW Congratulations Dawson Campbell
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PREVIEW SHOW February 1-2, 2020 Gibson County Fairgrounds • Princeton, IN 709 N Embree St, Princeton, IN 47670
Saturday, February 1...
Sunday, February 2...
Heifers must be checked in by 10:00 AM CST Saturday All showmanship will follow the heifer show.
Steers & Market Heifers must be checked in by 7 AM Sunday, February 2
Heifer Show begins at 12:00 PM CST
Grand Heifer ... $500 Reserve Grand Heifer ... $250
Steer Show begins at 9:00 AM CST
Grand Steer ... $500 Reserve Grand Steer ... $250
Third Place ... $150 Fourth Place ... $100 Fifth Place ... $50
• We are not responsible for accidents or personal property • Show is open to anyone ages 8-21 • $40 Entry fee per animal. Showmanship $5 per exhibitor • Must have readable tattoos & papers on registered animals • IJBCA breed and market heifer classes will be offered. • Breed champions & class winners will be awarded prizes • Reserve breed champions will compete for top 5 • May offer AOB division for non IJBCA cattle. • Showmanship age breaks will follow IJBCA rules.
Fairfield Inn ... 812-385-4300 • Hampton Inn ... 812-385-2400 Baymont Inn ... 812-768-5878 (US 41 & I-64)
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Third Place ... $150 Fourth Place ... $100 Fifth Place ... $50
TOP 5 WILL BE CHOSEN FOR HEIFERS & STEERS! JUDGE: KYNDAL REITZENSTEIN
• Food and drink will be available to purchase in Pavilion food court. • Bedding will be provided in pavilion only. No Straw Bedding. • Show will be held in the Pavilion on the Fairgrounds. • Only 1 fan per every 3 head. No butt fans. • Generators are encouraged but must be placed outside pavilion • Out of state animals must have health papers.
Mike Michel, 812-449-1677 • Zach Rogers, 812-215-0121 Dave Gress, 812-215-6536 • Matt Michel, 812-632-0379
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Indiana’s FINEST Points Show!
Two Rings! Double Points!
Food Available On The Grounds _________
IJBCA Indiana’s Finest Rules _________
BOTH RINGS INSIDE!
Sunday, March 29, 2020
SHOW BEGINS: 10:00 a.m. Showmanship, Heifers, Steers
1645 West Park Road / Greensburg, IN 47240
Grand Steer & Heifer • $500 Reserve Steer & Heifer • $300 3rd Overall Steer & Heifer • $100 4th • $75 & 5th • $50
Decatur County Fairgrounds SAME WEEKEND!sic
as Bill Rodgers Cl in Columbus! ch 28 Saturday, Mar
STEER & HEIFER RULES: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
Heifers must be born after 9-1-2018. Steers must be born after 1-1-2019. Health papers are required (out of state only). Registration papers are required. Registered heifers will show by breed and age. Crossbred heifers will be shown by weight. 6. Registered steers will show by breed and weight. Crossbreds will be shown by weight. 7. No twining. 8. A $100 non-refundable fee must accompany a protest of eligibility at least one hour prior to start of show.
For more information call:
ENTRY FEE
$80
GENERAL RULES: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
This is an open show. Generators are STRONGLY encouraged. No alcohol on the grounds. Not responsible for accidents. All entry fees are nonrefundable. The open show committee’s decisions are final.
• Cattle may arrive 03/28/2020 • Cattle registration & weighing will be conducted as follows: Saturday: 6:00-9:00 p.m. & Sunday 6:30-9:00 a.m.
Judges: Maria Crandell Marissa Strietmatter SHOWMANSHIP:
1. $10 total for both rings for showmanship. 2. Awards for Top 5 showman in each division in each ring. 3. A Pee Wee Showmanship will be offered.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: • Holiday Inn Express: (812) 663-5500 • Hampton Inn: (812) 663-5000 • Mention “Decatur Co. Cattle Battle” to receive a discounted rate.
CHECK OUT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR UPDATES
Becky Vanderbur (812) 716-0207 or Jeff Hermesch (812) 663-8388 This show is sponsored by the Decatur County Junior Leaders
H A RT M A N C AT T L E
C O M PA N Y
SIMMENTAL Bull Sale Sunday February 2, 2020
October 2018 Purebred by Profit
SCAN DATA WILL BE AVAILABLE AT SALE TIME
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Located from the Junction of Hwy 136 & 50, in Tecumseh
Sunday, February 2, 2020 Tecumseh, NE at the HCC Sale Center
12:00 noon Hors d’oeuvres & Drinks 2:00pm Auction Sale Offering 50 bulls including... 40 PB • 10 % Polled • blacks & reds
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Herdsires for Purebred and Commercial Breeders Fe Selling the best bulls right off the top of the HCC 2019 calf crop. Unequalled in quality, pedigree, and performance and we’ll include a special consignment of exceptional individuals from fellow breeders.
1/4 North at the sign.
Bulls are available for inspection anytime. Please call ahead. Online bidding provided by:
View our catalog online at www.hartmancattleco.com
HARTMAN CATTLE COMPANY Mike, Kay, Dalton & Jill Hartman 61878 732 RD Tecumseh NE 68450 402-335-2577 or 335-3177
go North 3 miles on HWY 50, 2 miles west on Hwy 41 and
Mike (cell) 402-440-6825 Dalton (cell) 402-440-6469
Check out our bulls in the yards at Denver
LIVESTOCK SERVICES, LLC.
P.O. Box 368 • HAMILTON, MO 64644 BUD SLOAN • (816) 583-2104 (816) 803-9725 Cell
Auctioneer: Steve Dorran 760-972-7736
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2019 Champion Pen from Wilks Ranch.
West Arena, Fort Worth Stock Show
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2020
3:30 PM • Fort Worth, TX
OFFERING 700 HEAD OF PAIRS AND BRED HEIFERS 390 Bred Heifers and 300 Pairs - Selling in groups of 10-12 from some of the most reputable breeders in the Southwest. 300 Angus and British Cross 10 Brahman Bred Heifers 200 Brangus and Brangus Cross 80 Tigerstripes 100 SimAngus, MaineAngus and Charolais Cross For more information, please contact the sale manager:
SCHACHER AUCTION SERVICES Robert Schacher 817-219-0102 PO Box 33804, Fort Worth, Texas 76162 Fax 817-862-7823 rob@schacherauction.com • www.schacherauction.com
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Sale broadcast live on www.superiorclicktobid.com
800-431-4452
Find Your Treasure on Hwy 2 MERICLE
KNAPP
KNAPP PRUNTY DYER MERICLE/DYER
MERICLE
MERICLE SHOW LAMBS Brian Mericle • 660-342-4675 3035 State Hwy 2 Bedford, Iowa
PRUNTY DYER
PRUNTY/DYER CLUB LAMBS
Clayton Dyer • 641-414-5556 1777 Hwy J54 • Clio, Iowa Tim Prunty • 641-895-9421 2078 Newton Road • Corydon, Iowa
KNAPP SISTERS CLUB LAMBS
Brett & Hannah Johnson, Clarabell Knapp Brett • 641-242-0302 Hannah • 641-208-5609 21623 312th St. • Bloomfield, Iowa
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Ladies 2.13.2020
More like her sell! Bo, Ashley, John David, Cannon & Taylor Bramlet Dusty, Shea & Harper Hamilton Bo: 618-841-6763 | Dusty: 618-534-6253 111 Oak Road - Harrisburg, IL 62946
bramletsimmentals.com
Entire sale offering will be red. Red Angus & Red Simmental Open Heifers Bred Cows - Embryos - IVF Cycles *Selling IVF cycle on her (Bramlets Indy F822 - W/C Executive Order x HPF/Bram Indy C501)
If you own a Cool Calf cool room and would like us to post your winning pictures on our website, please email cgilbert@supermarketservices.com!
Cool Calf specializes in custom built cool rooms and refrigeration systems for your show cattle needs.
We accept Visa, Master Card, Discover and American Express. We also offer leasing.
Cool Calf is a subdivision of Supermarket Services Co. Inc. 800-711-8982 or 580-371-0220 1529 Industrial Lane Tishomingo, Oklahoma 73460 Clendon Gilbert cgilbert@supermarketservices.com Milton Gilbert mgilbert@supermarketservices.com
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$100 ENTRY FEE
TWO RINGS DOUBLE POINTS!
Both Rings!
Grand Steer & Heifer $500 Reserve Steer & Heifer $350 3rd Overall Steer & Heifer $225 4th Overall Steer & Heifer $125 5th Overall Steer & Heifer $100 Breed Champions $50
COLUMBUS, INDIANA
BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
(Fairgrounds are located 2 miles south of the I-65 & Hwy.
Ring 1 begins at 11:00am
46 Exit on Hwy 11)
(minimum 5 head/breed)
after 12 p.m., Friday, *Minimum of 5 head per breed and class. Cattle may arrive conducted as follows: March 27, 2020. Cattle registration and weighing will be am Friday: 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm & Saturday 7:30 am to 9:30
RULES
IJBCA Indiana’s Finest Rules
STEER & HEIFER Showmanship will follow the steer 1. Heifers must be born after 9-1-2018. 2. Steers must be born after 1-1-2019. 3. Health papers are required (out of State only). 4. Registration papers are required. 5. Registered heifers will show by breed and age. Crossbred heifers will be shown by weight. 6. Registered steers will show by breed and weight. Crossbreds will be shown by weight. 7. A $100 non-refundable fee must accompany a protest of eligibility at least one hour prior to start of show. GENERAL RULES 1. These are open shows. 2. Generators are encouraged. 3. Alcohol is not permitted on the grounds. 4. Not responsible for accidents. 5. All entry money is nonrefundable. 6. Committee’s decisions are final. 7. Bedding will be provided while available.
show
JUDGES: Garrett Lampe and Todd Caldwell Grand Prizes donated by SULLIVAN SHOW SUPPLY to the winners in both rings.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS Holiday Inn Express: 812-526-4919 Comfort Inn: 812-526-9899 Sleep Inn: 812-372-7200 Courtyard by Marriot: 812-342-8888 Food will be available on the grounds.
MORE INFORMATION Dave Bonnell - 812-343-4313 Michael Bonnell - 812-343-6036 Albert O’Connor - 812-343-0134
SPONSORED BY BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY 4-H FAIR, INC.
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SHOW RESULTS
MINER COUNTY FEEDER CALF SHOW NOVEMBER 29, 2019 • JUDGE: PAUL GRACE, SALEM, SD
3RD OVERALL MARKET STEER CHAMPION SIMMENTAL Ty Bergh
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER CHAMPION CROSSBRED Matilyn Lautner
4TH OVERALL MARKET ANIMAL CHAMPION MARKET HEIFER Bryce Beitelspacher
5TH OVERALL MARKET STEER CHAMPION CHIANINA Rachel Derksen
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER RESERVE CROSSBRED Hilary Albrecht
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MINER COUNTY FEEDER CALF SHOW NOVEMBER 29, 2019 • JUDGE: PAUL GRACE, SALEM, SD
CHAMPION CAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE CHIANINA
RESERVE MARKET HEIFER
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
Hillary Albrecht
Kaitlyn Micheel
Oaklyn Plamp
Tessa Pederson
Trevor Callies
Regan Derksen
Chloe Hazel
Shay Michalski
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Gabe Miller
Anna Bonnie
Carter Klinkhammer
Addison Haase
Tucker Micheel
Makayla Nelson
MINER COUNTY FEEDER CALF SHOW NOVEMBER 29, 2019 • JUDGE: PAUL GRACE, SALEM, SD
3RD OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION MAINETAINER Martina Albrecht
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION ANGUS Kai Thompson
4TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION LIMOUSIN Kai Thompson
5TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION CHAROLAIS Trevor Bergh
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION COMMERCIAL Creighten Werning
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MINER COUNTY FEEDER CALF SHOW NOVEMBER 29, 2019 • JUDGE: PAUL GRACE, SALEM, SD
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COMPOSITE
RESERVE CHAROLAIS COMPOSITE Trevor Callies
CHAMPION FOUNDATION SIMMENTAL Elizabeth Albrecht
RESERVE FOUNDATION SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
RESERVE ANGUS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION CHIANINA
RESERVE MARKET HEIFER
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
Nicolette Schmidt
Ty Bergh
Sam Podzimek
Natalie Marshall
Clair Ohlrichts
Cash Lehrman
Tessa Pederson
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Talen Hazel
Emma Noteboom
Logan Schlim
Drew Pederson
Shay Michalski
Tate Bergh
Carter Klinkhammer
SHOW RESULTS
MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO OCTOBER 19-20, 2019 • ST PAUL, MN
3RD OVERALL Tucker Bayer
SUPREME CHAMPION FEMALE Tucker Bayer
4TH OVERALL Jens Lind
5TH OVERALL Lacey Schmitz
RESERVE SUPREME FEMALE Julianna Wise
HEIFERS 56 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO OCTOBER 19-20, 2019 • ST PAUL, MN
CHAMPION BRITISH WHITE PARK Keegan Hockerman
RESERVE BRITISH WHITE PARK Kailey Hockerman
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
Breeze Bunker
Ryan Hegland
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CHAMPION CHAROLAIS COMPOSITE
RESERVE CHAROLAIS COMPOSITE
CHAMPION COMMERCIAL
RESERVE COMMERCIAL
CHAMPION FOUNDATION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE FOUNDATION SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION MINI HEREFORD
RESERVE MINI HEREFORD
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
Luke Bjorklund
Rylan Cutler
Whitney Walker
Renae Vancura
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Beau Peine
Wiley Fanta
Brenna Thorson
Payton Cech
Nate Crouch
Julia Lyons
Jordan Lamb
Kennedy Eskildsen
Peyton Boesl
Tyler Lacek
Aiden Hiniker
Hannah Wetzel
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MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO OCTOBER 19-20, 2019 • ST PAUL, MN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION SOUTH DEVON
RESERVE AOB
RESERVE ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
Keegan Hockerman
Addison Boesl
Matt Weber
Jordan Johnson
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Wiley Fanta
Kendra Myers
RESERVE SOUTH DEVON Mason Grams
MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO OCTOBER 19-20, 2019 • ST PAUL, MN
3RD OVERALL PROSPECT Sydney Pankonin
SUPREME CHAMPION PROSPECT Cora Capatske
4TH OVERALL PROSPECT Dylan Boesl
5TH OVERALL PROSPECT Weston Schaufler
RESERVE SUPREME PROSPECT Matilyn Lautner
PROSPECT SHOW January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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MINNESOTA BEEF EXPO OCTOBER 19-20, 2019 • ST PAUL, MN
CHAMPION MARKET Jack Jackson
RESERVE MARKET Lacey Schmitz
MARKET 60 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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www.ruralroutecreations.com January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
MUSKINGUM COUNTY FALL CLASSIC NOVEMBER 2, 2019 • ZANESVILLE, OHIO
3RD OVERALL STEER Bailey Garwood
CHAMPION STEER Amy Pecora
4TH OVERALL STEER Mason Young
RESERVE STEER & 3RD OVERALL RING B Lexi Wright
STEERS - RING A 62 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
MUSKINGUM COUNTY FALL CLASSIC NOVEMBER 2, 2019 • ZANESVILLE, OHIO
CHAMPION STEER RING B & 5TH OVERALL STEER RING A Jenna Young
4TH OVERALL STEER PJ Keller
5TH OVERALL STEER Tierra Slaughbaugh
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Madison Young
STEERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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MUSKINGUM COUNTY FALL CLASSIC NOVEMBER 2, 2019 • ZANESVILLE, OHIO
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Allison Davis
CHAMPION HEIFER Caden Hess
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Lexi Wright
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Kenzie Stadtmiller
RESERVE HEIFER Kolten Greenhorn
HEIFERS - RING A 64 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
MUSKINGUM COUNTY FALL CLASSIC NOVEMBER 2, 2019 • ZANESVILLE, OHIO
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Caden Hess
CHAMPION HEIFER Kenzie Stadtmiller
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Taylor Barton
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Cheyenne Currey
RESERVE HEIFER Allison Davis
HEIFERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
GALLIA COUNTY OCTOBER 26, 2019 • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Hunter Krivesai
CHAMPION HEIFER Kolton Greenhorn
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Ryane Bond
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Tyler Dahse
RESERVE HEIFER Delaney Chester
HEIFERS 66 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
GALLIA COUNTY - SOUTHERN OHIO SHOWDOWN SERIES OCTOBER 26, 2019 • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL STEER Jess Parver
CHAMPION STEER Jayla Ricer
4TH OVERALL STEER Delaney Chester
5TH OVERALL STEER Erin Pope
RESERVE STEER Jorga Morgan
STEERS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
HENRY COUNTY HOOSIER CLASSIC NOVEMBER 30 - DECEMBER 1, 2019 • NEW CASTLE, IN • JUDGE: DYLAN EVANS
3RD HEIFER
Spencer Goetmoeller
CHAMPION HEIFER Bailey Tomson
4TH HEIFER Clint Main
5TH HEIFER
Houston Ferree
RESERVE HEIFER Reed Hanes
HEIFERS 68 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
HENRY COUNTY HOOSIER CLASSIC NOVEMBER 30 - DECEMBER 1, 2019 • NEW CASTLE, IN
3RD STEER Calvin Trigg
CHAMPION STEER Hadley Hendrickson
4TH STEER
Malah Bridwell
5TH STEER Ethan Marsh
RESERVE STEER Andrew Jarck
STEERS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
OHIO AGR HOLIDAY CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • COLUMBUS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL MARKET Fox Morgan
CHAMPION MARKET Haleigh Stephens
4TH OVERALL MARKET Ellie Day
5TH OVERALL MARKET Ryleigh Egbert
RESERVE MARKET Alexis Wright
MARKET ANIMALS - RING A 70 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
OHIO AGR HOLIDAY CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • COLUMBUS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL MARKET Haleigh Stephens
CHAMPION MARKET Fox Morgan
4TH OVERALL MARKET Calvin Trigg
5TH OVERALL MARKET Victoria Waits
RESERVE MARKET Ellie Day
MARKET ANIMALS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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OHIO AGR HOLIDAY CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • COLUMBUS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Mackenzie Stadtmiller
CHAMPION HEIFER Kathy Lehman
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Taylor Barton
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Layne Lassnick
RESERVE HEIFER Dallas Richey
HEIFERS - RING A 72 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
OHIO AGR HOLIDAY CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • COLUMBUS, OHIO
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Caden Hess
CHAMPION HEIFER Kathy Lehman
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Mackenzie Grimm
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Taylor Ayars
RESERVE HEIFER Dallas Richey
HEIFERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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DO’S & DON’TS OF
BLADE & CLIPPER CARE By Kirk Stierwalt, Andis Grooming Educator
74 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
DO’S
There are many clipper and blade options available in livestock grooming. It is important to have varied tools for different animals you will be grooming. I use a wide variety of Andis tools, including the new Blue Ribbon II blade, Excel 5-speed and also the Pulse ZR II. The Pulse ZR II is my go-to for quick, on-the-road grooming and also for educational purposes. Be sure to always keep your clippers and blades in a clipper bag or box. This keeps clippers protected from the environment and transportation and also allows for ease to find your tools on the go. Treat clippers and blades with care, as these tools are your business.
BLADES
Oiling clipper blades with proper lubrication is very important. Whether cutting through natural hair coats or show day glues, having oiled clippers enables hair to feed better into the glue and extends the overall life and sharpness of the blade. It is important to find a solution for your tools that cleans and disinfects blades along with an oil. It is important to protect your blades when clippers are not in use. I use leather clipper covers for transit, which protects both the blade and clipper. Additionally, clipper and blade carriers are good to have to protect blades from teeth and tips being damaged or broken, while keeping the blades organized for various clipping job assignments.
CLIPPERS
Always use a clipper that fits the job you are doing. It’s important to know one blade will not cover every job. It is important to inspect your blade drive wear and always wipe your clippers clean after each job is complete, including the cord. As a livestock groomer, cleaning and maintenance of your tools is extremely important to ensure the quality of your grooming and longevity of your tools.
DON’TS BLADES
DO NOT put away dirty equipment, always clean before properly storing. Hair contains moisture and dirt, which can dull, rust and pit blades if left on blades for extended time when not in use. DO NOT clip with dull blades, as you will never get the results you want and can take longer to complete a job. DO NOT attempt to sharpen blades on your own. Always take your blades to a certified brand technician to re-sharpen, which drastically improves your blade performance.
CLIPPERS DO NOT wrap your clipper cord around the clipper housing for storage. Even though space saving, the cord can become coiled inside, which makes clipping a lot harder when you have to constantly struggle with your cord. DO NOT put your clipper in a position where you are unable to see the hair feeding into the blade. This will prevent cutting an unwanted area and prevent injuring the animal you are grooming. DO NOT tightly grip your clippers while grooming, unless specifically clipping the head area to prevent an accidental drop. It is important to keep clippers balanced in your hand for an even cut. January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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NILE
SHOW RESULTS
OCTOBER 11-19, 2019 • BILLINGS, MT
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER Wade Leachman
RESERVE MARKET STEER Ned Nelson
MARKET STEERS 76 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
NILE OCTOBER 11-19, 2019 • BILLINGS, MT
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET HOG GRAND CHAMPION MARKET HOG
Trinity Boulger
Zac Weston
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET LAMB GRAND CHAMPION MARKET LAMB
Kaycee Thomas
Katherine Olson
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET GOAT GRAND CHAMPION MARKET GOAT
Rose Davies
Katherine Olson
January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
WINTER WARM-UP (LAKELAND U OF I) DECEMBER 14-15, 2019 • SPRINGFIELD, IL
3RD OVERALL STEER CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU Nalaney Guyer
GRAND CHAMPION STEER CHAMPION CROSSBRED Ashtin Guyer
4TH OVERALL STEER RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU Madeline Nightingale
5TH OVERALL STEER CHAMPION CHAROLAIS Peyton Richie
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER RESERVE CROSSBRED Hadley Hendrickson
STEERS - RING A 78 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
WINTER WARM-UP (LAKELAND U OF I) DECEMBER 14-15, 2019 • SPRINGFIELD, IL
3RD OVERALL STEER CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU Nalaney Guyer
GRAND CHAMPION STEER CHAMPION CROSSBRED Hadley Hendrickson
4TH OVERALL STEER CHAMPION CHIANINA Charlee Jones
5TH OVERALL STEER CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS Colton Huls
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION STEER RESERVE CROSSBRED Adam Miller
STEERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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WINTER WARM-UP (LAKELAND U OF I) DECEMBER 14-15, 2019 • SPRINGFIELD, IL
3RD OVERALL HEIFER RESERVE SIMMENTAL Ty Drach
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION LIMOUSIN Kade Gensini
4TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION MAINETAINER McKlay Gensini
5TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION ANGUS Nalaney Guyer
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION SIMMENTAL Hadley Hendrickson
HEIFERS - RING A 80 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
WINTER WARM-UP (LAKELAND U OF I) DECEMBER 14-15, 2019 • SPRINGFIELD, IL
3RD OVERALL HEIFER RESERVE SIMMENTAL Hadley Hendrickson
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION LIMOUSIN Kade Gensini
4TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION CHIANINA Brooklyn Curtin
5TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION MAINETAINER McKlay Gensini
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION SIMMENTAL Ty Drach
HEIFERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
HOOSIER BEEF CONGRESS DECEMBER 4-8, 2019 • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Bailey Tomson
SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER Mercedes Ferree
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Emily Sennett
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Mercedes Ferree
RESERVE SUPREME HEIFER Bailey Tomson
HEIFERS 82 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
HOOSIER BEEF CONGRESS DECEMBER 4-8, 2019 • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY
RESERVE BELTED GALLOWAY
CHAMPION BLACK HEREFORD
RESERVE BLACK HEREFORD
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION COMPOSITE CHAROLAIS
RESERVE COMPOSITE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION CHI ANGUS
RESERVE CHI ANGUS
CHAMPION MINI HEREFORD
RESERVE MINI HEREFORD
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
Tommy McGuire
Ashyton Harvey
Bailey Tomson
Carly Lowes
Alexa Finke
Braydon Reiboldt
Mallory Johnson
Mattox Gunn
Brendon Jones
Parker Miller
John Humphreys
Colin Zuckschwerdt
Carter Gilham
Summer Harvey
John Humphreys
Lydia Pierefield
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HOOSIER BEEF CONGRESS DECEMBER 4-8, 2019 • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
RESERVE ANGUS
RESERVE COMMERCIAL
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION CHIANINA
RESERVE SIM SOLUTION
Ravi Dare
Hadley Hendrickson
Grady Tebo
Claire Trennepohl
Kaden Bennington
Kaitlyn Rose
NOT PICTURED: RESERVE CHIANINA Spencer Goettemoeller
RESERVE LIMOUSIN Ashlee Keller
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU Spencer Goettemoeller
RESERVE MAINETAINER Spencer Goettemoeller
84 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
Houston Ferree
Kallie Knott
Clint Main
Auburn Harvey
Mattie Doerstler
HOOSIER BEEF CONGRESS DECEMBER 4-8, 2019 • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
3RD OVERALL STEER Collin Deatsman
GRAND CHAMPION STEER Ross Howard
4TH OVERALL STEER Harlee Henney
5TH OVERALL STEER Andrew Jarck
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Andrew Jarck
STEERS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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HOOSIER BEEF CONGRESS DECEMBER 4-8, 2019 • INDIANAPOLIS, IN
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION BELTED GALLOWAY
RESERVE BELTED GALLOWAY
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE CHIANINA
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
Kylie Kirtley
Lauren Bales
Landon Waeltz
Olivia Naylor
Kipton Edie
Cooper Rollins
Kasey Kruger
Jackson Templin
Sawyer Bales
Dylan Kottkamp
Belle Bennett
Ali Sottong
Alexa Adler
Michaela Marion
Alex Steffy
Ethan Marsh
NOT PICTURED: CHAMPION MINI HEREFORD Mattie Flohr
RESERVE MINI HEREFORD Cooper Rollins
RESERVE RED ANGUS CHAMPION SIMMENTAL Connor Hill
RESERVE SIMMENTAL Kylen McMullen
RESERVE MARKET HEIFER Jake Cooper
Luca Fagner
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS Rhett Howard
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SHOW RESULTS
BADGER KICK-OFF
DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • MADISON, WI • JUDGES: STEERS: RYAN RASH, HEIFERS: MARK HOGE
3RD OVERALL STEER RESERVE CROSSBRED George Sinclair
GRAND CHAMPION STEER CHAMPION CROSSBRED Reid Runkel
4TH OVERALL STEER CHAMPION MARKET HEIFER Hannah Noonan
5TH OVERALL STEER RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET HEIFER Kinser Gallagher
RESERVE CHAMPION STEER CHAMPION COMPOSITE CHAROLAIS Harbor Loynachan
STEERS 88 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
BADGER KICK-OFF DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • MADISON, WI • JUDGES: STEERS: RYAN RASH, HEIFERS: MARK HOGE
3RD OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION ANGUS Simon Thorsen
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION PERCENTAGE SIMMENTAL Josh Darbyshire
4TH OVERALL HEIFER CHAMPION MAINETAINER Allison Mehmen
5TH OVERALL HEIFER RESERVE MAINETAINER Mcklay Gensini
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER CHAMPION SIMMENTAL Ty Drach
HEIFERS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
MICHIGAN WINTER CLASSIC DECEMBER 6-8, 2019 • EAST LANSING, MI
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Makenna Hoppa
SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER Andrew Pastryk
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Mason Trattles
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Laken Polega
RESERVE SUPREME HEIFER Karlee Shiery
HEIFERS 90 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
MICHIGAN WINTER CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • EAST LANSING, MI
3RD OVERALL BREED STEER Callie Halsey
CHAMPION BREED STEER Alissa Boersen
4TH OVERALL BREED STEER Mason Trattles
5TH OVERALL BREED STEER Dylan Crocker
RESERVE BREED STEER Erin Judge
TOP 5 BREED STEERS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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MICHIGAN WINTER CLASSIC DECEMBER 7-8, 2019 • EAST LANSING, MI
3RD OVERALL CROSSBRED ANIMAL Lily DePue
CHAMPION CROSSBRED ANIMAL Kipp Fischer
4TH OVERALL CROSSBRED ANIMAL Emma Perales
5TH OVERALL CROSSBRED ANIMAL Alivia Bishler
RESERVE CROSSBRED ANIMAL Megan Brunke
TOP 5 CROSSBRED STEERS 92 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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SHOW RESULTS
KANSAS BEEF EXPO DECEMBER 15, 2019 • HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
3RD OVERALL STEER Macey Goretska
CHAMPION STEER George Sinclair
4TH OVERALL STEER Vada Vickland
5TH OVERALL STEER Cash Pratt
RESERVE STEER Harbor Loynachan
STEERS - RING A 94 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
KANSAS BEEF EXPO DECEMBER 15, 2019 • HUTCHINSON, KANSAS
3RD OVERALL STEER Makia Smith
CHAMPION STEER Macey Goretska
4TH OVERALL STEER George Sinclair
5TH OVERALL STEER Payton Rodgers
RESERVE STEER Cash Pratt
STEERS - RING B January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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NAILE
SHOW RESULTS
NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
CHAMPION STEER Chance Myers
RESERVE STEER Jeff Miller
FEEDER STEER 96 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
CHAMPION HEIFER Abby Muhlenkamp
RESERVE HEIFER Katie Samsel
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NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
JUNIOR HEIFERS
SUPREME JUNIOR HEIFER Sara Sullivan
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION AOB
RESERVE AOB
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION CHI ANGUS
RESERVE CHI ANGUS
CHAMPION CHI
RESERVE CHI
CHAMPION GELBVIEH/BALANCER
RESERVE GELBVIEH/BALANCER
Sara Sullivan
Jenna Tlach
Sara Sullivan
Cameron Choate
Kalli Ellis
Hadley Dunklau
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Sara Sullivan
Tatum Miller
Austin Teeter
Jackson Rippeon
Bailey Tomson
Allie Raab
NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION MAINETAINER
RESERVE MAINETAINER
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION SIMSOLUTION
RESERVE SIMSOLUTION
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL RESERVE FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL
Vada Vickland
Avery Seys
Hadley Hartman
Abigal Burkhart
Ashtin Guyer
Kathy Lehman
Sara Sullivan
Laurin Goecke
Desirae Logsdon
Tucker Bayer
Bailey Tomson
Kade Gensini
Rylee Short
Mark Inskeep
Sara Sullivan
Karissa Rasch
Bailey Tomson
Xavier Ferris
Mackenzie Hickman
Autumn Newman
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NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
CHAMPION MARKET STEER Olivia Caldwell
RESERVE MARKET STEER Zane Potter
MARKET STEERS 100 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
RESERVE MARKET HOG Kolton Kilmer
CHAMPION MARKET HOG Ty Goss
RESERVE MARKET LAMB Madison Rule
CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Cole Ellerbrock
OTHER MARKET ANIMALS January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
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OPEN HEIFERS
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION BALANCER
RESERVE BALANCER
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION CHI ANGUS
RESERVE CHI ANGUS
CHAMPION CHI
RESERVE CHI
CHAMPION GELBVIEH
RESERVE GELBVIEH
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION MAINETAINER
RESERVE MAINETAINER
Sara Sullivan
Kelton Arthur
Sara Sullivan
Vada Vickland
Clint Main
Austin Nowatzke
Kelton Arthur
Hadley Dunklau
Payton Farmer
Sara Sullivan
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Emily Griffiths
Thomas Willis
Casey Martin
Edwards Land & Cattle Co
Sara Sullivan
Clayton Jones
Bailey Tomson
Maya Carroll
Karly Harris
Rylee Short
NAILE NOVEMBER 3-19, 2019 • LOUISVILLE, KY
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION RED POLL
RESERVE RED POLL
CHAMPION SALERS
RESERVE SALERS
CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS
RESERVE SANTA GERTRUDIS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION SIM ANGUS
RESERVE SIM ANGUS
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION FLECKVIEH EFFECT
RESERVE FLECKVIEH EFFECT
Hadley Hartman
Brittany Hirsch
Mark Inskeep
Sara Sullivan
Laurin Goecke
Taylor Phillips
Sara Sullivan
Mackenzie Neal
CHAMPION FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL RESERVE FULLBLOOD SIMMENTAL Ferme Gagnon Inc.
Ferme Gagnon Inc.
Emily Coch
Jacob & Carly Shuter
Bret Pittman
Reagan Jansen
Ashtin Guyer
Rick-Sha Famrs
Quincy Nelson
Abigal Burkhart
Tucker Bayer
Logan Smith
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Texas Ranch Brigades, a special camp for American youth interested in ranching, teaches them about land stewardship and livestock production, literally from the ground up. By: Lindsey Allen
104 January/February 2020 • theshowcircuit.com
There is the old saying, “if you build it, they will come.” Chris Farley, assistant director of the TCU Ranch Management Program, has the same mindset – except he isn’t focused on building a structure, but the next generation.
He isn’t wanting them to come anywhere necessarily, but to go out and be stewards of the land and livestock. Around 2010, Chris and a group of individuals began forming and developing a plan for a five-day camp now known as the Texas Ranch Brigades. This program teaches land stewardship and livestock production, including sustainable beef production from conception to consumer and utilizes a model of leadership development, education and empowerment.
The Texas Ranch Brigades isn’t your normal camp; it’s a mix of hard work and fun, studying long hours and making friendships accompanied by late nights and early mornings. At the close of the five days, the campers feel it was too short and are left wishing for more time as they swap phone numbers with new friends. And, despite the name, the camp is open to youth from all over the nation.
Any program that begins with necropsy is sure to be entertaining and different from most events. Plus, when you are staying at the beautiful Warren Ranch in Santa Anna, Texas, your accommodations don’t really align to what you might envision when you hear “camp.” Cadet Emma Schilhab enjoyed her time so much in the summer of 2019 that she has now planned to reroute her whole college trajectory as a result! “Before this camp, I was considering a degree in nursing or sports medicine, but after attending the Texas Ranch Brigades camp, I am considering a degree in ranch management,” she says. “Everything was hands-on. We were exposed to so many different aspects of ranch management in such a short period of time. “We learned and experienced the hard work and commitment it takes to ranch, but more importantly about the love you have to have for what you do every
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“The purpose is to highlight all the opportunities in ranching. Future generations must be introduced into the importance of land stewardship,” he adds. His goal is for this curriculum to eventually be shared across every state’s cattlemen association and implemented across the country. Shelby Green was introduced to the importance of land stewardship at the 2018 camp and quickly completed the required steps to come back as an assistant leader for 2019. While she loved being a cadet, she says nothing compares to her time as an assistant leader and getting to watch her “herd,” as groups are referred to at camp, grow and excel over the five days.
single day. Texas Ranch Brigades also helped develop our communication and presentation skills to become more confident speakers and ambassadors for land conservation and stewardship.” Chris explains the mission of these five days, filled with little sleep, is to educate and empower the next generation of resource managers with the skills and knowledge necessary to successfully manage and promote sustainable beef production. This is accomplished by bringing in a number of subject matter experts to provide hands-on demonstrations with the cadets. From veterinarians, college professors, Natural Resources Conservation Service agents, grass fed beef producers with retail stores and full-time ranchers, the cadets are exposed to all aspects of the industry. Madeline Brogan applied for the camp after her older sister went through the program and came back singing praises about her experience. “This camp was such a great experience for me,” Madeline says. ”It was such a great opportunity for teenagers who have an interest in learning about livestock production and what goes into running a ranch. I have grown tremendously as a leader through the five days I spent at camp and have gained many life skills and much knowledge to take back to my community as a result of my time with Texas Ranch Brigades,” she said. Madeline is now considering a degree in land management following her time as a cadet this summer. When Tarrant County Extension Agent Jacklyn Jones was approached by Chris to be an adult leader at the camp, she reviewed the jam-packed schedule and was on board. “I couldn’t say ‘yes’ quick enough when asked to be a leader,” Jacklyn recalls, “It’s everything in agriculture coming full circle. These cadets learn about the marketing aspects, end product, land management and how to sell the positive agricultural story, especially to those who have no connection to the industry. The resiliency and the desire to learn was in every one of those cadets.” Chris adds the sustainability of ranching must be “ecologically sound, economically sound and an enjoyable place to work.” He stresses the need for more young men and women in production agriculture and this camp helps spur that desire and passion.
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“My favorite parts of being an assistant leader were encouraging my herd, helping them identify grasses, and passing on the little things I’ve learned as a cadet that make a herd stand out. Even if you’re not interested in agriculture, there will be something you’ll learn and enjoy in the five days spent at Texas Ranch Brigades, including the people! “With the goal of educating and empowering youth, they teach a lot about agriculture and natural resources management, but to make their cadets successful, the camp leaders know they need to make leaders. Public speaking, teamwork, responsibility, respect, leadership, work ethic and social media awareness are some of the many subjects covered in Texas Ranch Brigades,” Shelby recalls. Assistant leaders are not only former cadets, but top performing cadets who had to complete a number of tasks worth varying levels of points. Former cadets with the highest amount of points over the last year are then selected to come back as assistant leaders, with $8,000 in scholarships being divided among the returning cadets. Tasks throughout the year include: creating PowerPoint presentations about information covered at camp, setting up a trifold display presentation regarding the same content in a business, standing with your trifold at events to share about Texas Ranch Brigades, making a new plant collection, writing articles for magazines and newspapers, attending AgriLife field days, and doing radio interviews, to name a few. Activity report forms are filled out for each activity and compiled in a Book of Accomplishments (BOA). The BOAs are sent in twice throughout the following year to be graded and scored and the four cadets with the highest scoring BOAs are asked to attend camp as assistant leaders and awarded scholarships. Emma sums up the heart behind the camp pretty well when she says, “The most eye-opening part of attending this camp was realizing so many people devote their entire lives and careers to taking care of God’s creatures and God’s land. They do this because they love it, it’s in their blood and they want to leave our state in better shape for future generations. These people take so much pride in their work and their animals and are committed to educating us, the next generation, with the skills and knowledge to carry on all their hard work.” For more information about the Texas Brigades, or specifically Ranch Brigade, visit their website at www.texasbrigades.org. The application process begins Nov. 1 and ends March 15.
“Everything was hands-on. We were exposed to so many different aspects of ranch management in such a short period of time.”
“I have grown tremendously as a leader through the five days I spent at camp and have gained many life skills and much knowledge to take back to my community as a result of my time with Texas Ranch Brigades”
“With the goal of educating and empowering youth, they teach a lot about agriculture and natural resources management, but to make their cadets successful, the camp leaders know they need to make leaders.”
AMERICAN ROYAL
SHOW RESULTS
OCTOBER 16-27, 2019 • KANSAS CITY, MO
CHAMPION MARKET STEER Baylor Bonham
RESERVE MARKET STEER Emma Sinclair
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RESERVE MARKET HOG Vivienne Rash
CHAMPION MARKET HOG Claire McCormick
RESERVE MARKET GOAT Hayden Schroeder
CHAMPION MARKET GOAT Hayden Schroeder
RESERVE MARKET LAMB Morgan Evans
CHAMPION MARKET LAMB Logan Jackson
RESERVE MARKET GILT Hunter McMillen
CHAMPION MARKET GILT Reagan Rodgers
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JUNIOR HEIFERS
SUPREME HEIFER Jace Stagemeyer
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION BRAUNVIEH
RESERVE BRAUNVIEH
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION GELBVIEH
RESERVE GELBVIEH
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
Jace Stagemeyer
Jenna Tlach
Macy Curry
Paige Lemenager
Kelton Arthur
Emily Jenkins
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Jordyn Walker
Teaghan Bird
Karly Harris
Jaylyn Smith
Brittany Anderson
Sage Hanrahan
AMERICAN ROYAL OCTOBER 16-27, 2019 • KANSAS CITY, MO
CHAMPION MAINE ANGUS
RESERVE MAINE ANGUS
CHAMPION MAINE ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE ANJOU
CHAMPION MAINETAINER
RESERVE MAINETAINER
CHAMPION OPTIMIZER
RESERVE OPTIMIZER
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SALER
RESERVE SALER
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION MINI HEREFORD
RESERVE PERCENTAGE SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
Jackie Sleichter
Jami Hoblyn
Ben Spencer
Sara Sullivan
Burns
Whitney Reever
Grayson Belcher
Mackenzie Mawson
Sara Sullivan
Makenzie Hickman
Sara Sullivan
Josie Beltz
Jase Beltz
Brittany Hirsch
Abby Burkhart
Clint Main
Christian Thayer
Kane Aegerter
Brenna Benes
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OPEN HEIFERS
CHAMPION PERCENTAGE SIMMENTAL RESERVE PERCENTAGE SIMMENTAL Sara Sullivan
Mackenzie Hickman
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION AOB
RESERVE AOB
CHAMPION BRAUNVIEH
RESERVE BRAUNVIEH
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION LIMOUSIN
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
CHAMPION MAINE-ANJOU
RESERVE MAINE-ANJOU
CHAMPION MINI
RESERVE MINI
CHAMPION MAINETAINER
RESERVE MAINETAINER
CHAMPION GELBVIEH
RESERVE GELBVIEH
Sara Sullivan
Kalli Ellis
Sara Sullivan
Sara Sullivan
Sara Sullivan
Wright Charolais
Georgia Cozzitorto
Tyler Miller
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Brenna Benes
Jordyn Walker
Karly Harris
KLD
Maya Carroll
Jace Stagemeyer
Jalyn Smith
Sage Hanrahan
Stelzer
Emily Griffiths
AMERICAN ROYAL OCTOBER 16-27, 2019 • KANSAS CITY, MO
CHAMPION OPTIMIZER
RESERVE OPTIMIZER
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SALER
RESERVE SALER
CHAMPION SHORTHORN PLUS
RESERVE SHORTHORN PLUS
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
CHAMPION BALANCER
Jase Beltz
Christian Thayer
Sara Sullivan
Sara Sullivan
Josie Beltz
Brittany Hirsch
JS Simmentals
Ben Spencer
Abby Burkhart
Emily Jenkins
Mackenzie Mawson
Kane Aegerter
Macy Curry
Brittany Anderson
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TOP 10 JR COLLEGE INDIVIDUALS
TOP 10 SR COLLEGE INDIVIDUALS
HIGH TEAM JUNIOR COLLEGE
HIGH TEAM SENIOR COLLEGE
1. South Plains College - Conner Brew, 2. NEO A&M College - Mattie Haynes, 3. Northern Oklahoma College - Paige Dupin, 4. South Plains College - Connor Kern, 5. Butler Community College - Jakob Juul, 6. Butler Community College - Chad Hibdon, 7. Northeastern Junior College - Sydney Bowman, 8. Connors State College - Dalton Flatt, 9. Casper College - Kemsley Gallegos, 10. Casper College – Kyle Despain
1. Kansas State University – Cade Hibdon, 2. Kansas State University - Cooper Carlisle, 3. Oklahoma State University - Chase Ratliff Tie, 4. Kansas State University - Adrian Austin, 5. Texas A&M UniversityJaci Burgin, 6. University of Wyoming - Alexi Goodnow, 7. University of Wyoming - Logan Despain, 8. Oklahoma State University - Dylan Enyart, 9. Oklahoma State University - Kylie Patterson, 10. Kansas State University – Samuel Lawrence
Northern Oklahoma
Kansas State University
FFA HIGH TEAM Illinois
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aus·pi·cious: giving or being a sign of future success The purpose of the Arkansas Jr. Cattlemen’s Association is to promote the welfare of the cattle industry, to further the education and cooperation of young people interested in cattle and the beef industry.
AJCA
BEING A LEADER
Google defines a leader as “The action of leading a group of people or an organization.” However, did you know that there are multiple aspects that makeup a leader? I believe through hard work and determination, a true leader is born. Whether you are in a classroom, workplace, or in a barn, true leaders will shine. I remember growing up, my mom always told me to watch what I was doing because somebody was always watching. Boy was she right; moms actually do know everything huh? In addition to my mom, I would like to talk about other organizations that have had a huge impact on the development of my leadership skills. In 4-H, I was taught to lead by using my head, heart, hands and health. I could still recite the 4-H pledge. I guess you would say it is etched into my brain, all thanks to Mrs. Paula. FFA has taught me to lead by believing in the future of agriculture, in all aspects, through both good times and all of the hardships. Both of these organizations helped me start developing leadership skills at an early age. The Arkansas Junior Cattlemen's Association has taught me that a good leader is always still learning themselves. One should consider everything and never turn an idea away without first considering if that idea could add value to the organization. Voice your opinion, no matter the situation. Through the multiple leadership positions, I’ve held in AJCA, I’ve learned to not take everything to heart, to smile at everyone and always lend a helping hand (even if someone thinks it's not needed). Miss Charolais USA, so far, has taught me to always hold your head up high (don’t want your crown to fall off!). Be a role model for the kids that may not have one. Make new friends and break out of your shell. I have longed for this position, and now given the opportunity, I am extremely excited to experience the
adventures that await. I know, too, that this position will allow me to grow my leadership skills immensely. For that, I am grateful. So, THANK YOU mom and dad for the hours in the barn and all the money spent. THANK YOU, Mrs. Paula Norman, for teaching me things I didn’t even think I needed to know and for being my second mom for oh so many years. THANK YOU Mr. Potter and Mr. Clark for teaching me and believing that I could do anything I set my mind to do. THANK YOU AJCA for showing me that a leader still needs to do a little learning all the time. Lastly, THANK YOU Miss Charolais USA for giving me something to smile about and adventures to go on. I would like to close by saying to all juniors out there; be thankful for your wins and your defeats. Let it help you to become a better person, showman, cattleman or businessman. There is always somebody watching, remembering every step and move you're making. One action can have so many effects on one person’s life and you may not even know it. So today, in this moment, I am thankful and you should be too. Baylee Mangrum
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DOWN 4 THE CAUSE
SHOW RESULTS
NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 • CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
3RD OVERALL MARKET Dylan Manning
CHAMPION OVERALL MARKET Rylee Rodgers
4TH OVERALL MARKET Dalton Shanks
5TH OVERALL MARKET Mason Shalla
RESERVE CHAMPION OVERALL MARKET Clair Lauterbach
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DOWN 4 THE CAUSE NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 • CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
3RD OVERALL MARKET Rylee Rodgers
CHAMPION OVERALL MARKET Clair Lauterbach
4TH OVERALL MARKET Mason Shalla
5TH OVERALL MARKET Avery Shalla
RESERVE OVERALL MARKET Dalton Shanks
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DOWN 4 THE CAUSE NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 • CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Sara Sullivan
CHAMPION OVERALL HEIFER Sara Sullivan
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Nolan Hoge
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Sloane Curtin
RESERVE OVERALL HEIFER Rhylee Rodgers
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DOWN 4 THE CAUSE NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 1 • CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
3RD OVERALL HEIFER Nolan Hoge
CHAMPION OVERALL HEIFER Sara Sullivan
4TH OVERALL HEIFER Sara Sullivan
5TH OVERALL HEIFER Rhylee Rodgers
RESERVE OVERALL HEIFER Simon Thoreson
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SHOW RESULTS
OKLAHOMA STATE AGR WINTER BONANZA DECEMBER 6-8, 2019 • STILLWATER, OK
BRONZE
Jason Bilderback
CHAMPION Cary Swink
RESERVE
Charlie Hudgins
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BRONZE
Charlie Hudgins
CHAMPION Carly Swink
RESERVE Drew Duff
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OKLAHOMA STATE AGR WINTER BONANZA DECEMBER 6-8, 2019 • STILLWATER, OK
BRONZE
Cooper Cummins
CHAMPION Allee Maronde
RESERVE
Charlie Hudgins
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BRONZE
Charlie Hudgins
CHAMPION Jami Hoblyn
RESERVE Adam Cook
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OKLAHOMA STATE AGR WINTER BONANZA DECEMBER 6-8, 2019 • STILLWATER, OK
3RD
Chancee Clark
CHAMPION Kelton Arthur
4TH
Whitney Walker
5TH
Dawson Dey
RESERVE
Hadley Hartman
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OKLAHOMA STATE AGR WINTER BONANZA DECEMBER 6-8, 2019 • STILLWATER, OK
3RD
Hadley Hartman
CHAMPION Whitney Walker
4TH
Kelton Arthur
5TH
Grant Kuppler
RESERVE Dawson Dey
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PROFESSOR to PRODUCER
PREMISES REGISTRATION: The Case for Mandatory Registration The following is an abbreviated white paper
backyard premises and hobby farmers are
a voluntary premises registration program.
ous committees, organizations and agency
animal disease will originate in a backyard
“first step,” but has not been effective in
I recently authored for distribution to vari-
directors regarding the need for mandatory livestock premises registration in Illinois.
While the narrative was written particularly
not included. It is most likely that a foreign flock or on suburban/rural hobby premises
as opposed to a CAFO where animal health
is professionally monitored and maintained.
for Illinois, its content is relevant to all states.
In a more perfect world, a mandatory prem-
registration program. Several years ago, the
administered to maintain uniformity among
Currently, Illinois has a voluntary premises Illinois Department of Agriculture proposed a partially mandatory premises registration
program. I was greatly opposed to adoption of that program as were numerous others – mainly because the program would have
unfairly affected only one segment of the livestock industry i.e. the show industry.
According to USDA Premises Registration Statistics (November 17, 2008 – the most
recent statistics listed), only two states have
mandatory premises registration – Wis-
consin and Indiana. Wisconsin’s program requires all livestock owners to register the premises where their animals are housed;
this includes backyard stock and hobby owners.
Indiana’s program is a partially mandatory program – all livestock buyers, all livestock
sellers, all livestock exhibitors and all livestock exhibition premises must register with
exemptions for emus, rhea, equine, cam-
ises registration program would be federally
registration percent is inflated because
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Illinois to consider adopting a mandatory livestock premises registration program.
wholesome food supply and to protect the
mandatory program.
Biosecurity of Livestock operations within
Illinois is of the upmost importance to the economic stability of the livestock (meat and food) industry. Numerous epidemic
diseases such as African Swine Fever (ASF), Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD), Avian Influenza, etc. have resulted in devasting effects
on the livestock, meat and food industries
lective herd is imperative to ensure a safe, economic security of the Illinois food indus-
try. Consequently, every facility housing live-
stock, regardless of the size (numbers of animals housed) whether it be a few backyard
chickens, a few goats, three feeder steers
and medium scale cow-calf operation, or a swine CAFO, must be identified to assist in
controlling the spread of a disease epidemic, should a contagious outbreak occur.
of numerous countries. Fortunately, in mod-
A pandemic is more likely to originate and
consequence within the United States, in
small outdoor operations than via large pro-
ern times these diseases have not been of
large part due to strict surveillance and enforcement at ports of entry and to government policies preventing importation of
live animals, meat and feed products from
countries known to have contagious disease outbreaks.
mediate identification and quarantine of
in animal income. Therefore, the 34.1%
Point One: Therefore, there is a need for
voluntary participation or some form of a
All other states have voluntary programs in
a farm as a premises with more than $1,000
operators.
Rationale: Biosecurity of the Illinois col-
to determine their program whether it be
In the event an epidemic disease outbreak
34.1% of livestock farms. The USDA defines
garnering widespread support of livestock
states. Until that time, it is up to each state
elids and ostrich.
which the average registration percentage is
This voluntary program has been a good
within the United States should occur, imaffected herds and flocks is imperative to
limit or prevent the spread of the disease. An important component of this process is premises registration of all facilities housing
livestock within Illinois. Currently Illinois has
spread disease through transmission from fessionally operated CAFOs. Therefore, every
facility housing livestock must be identi-
fied. To be effective, premises registration should not be limited to select categories of
livestock operations that attend livestock ex-
hibitions, etc. In addition, facilities housing equine should be identified because these
facilities often house other species such as goats and cattle. Illinois’ current voluntary registration program is not (has not been)
effective in obtaining widespread support, especially not from smaller scale operations. According to the most recent USDA statistics
48.5% of Illinois livestock farms are premises registered.
By Dr. Paul Walker, Professor Emeritus DI Walker Consulting
Point Two: The premises registration should be
“to be determined” set radius (one mile, 5 miles,
tion list annually to ensure that the feed dealer
erator and not the name of the property owner,
cility location such as 0034567a; 0034567b;
the FOIA exemption status of the state Premises
entered in the name of the livestock owner/opespecially if the facility owner does not have a vested interest in the livestock operation.
etc.) that includes a listing of each separate fa0034567c, etc. could make the process much simpler and result in greater compliance.
Rationale: In many cases requiring the signa-
Point Four: Mandatory registration could be
be “involved” has been counterproductive, re-
all livestock operations (whether one animal
ture of the facility owner who does not desire to
sulting in failure of the livestock operator to register the livestock operation. Ease of registering a premise is paramount if Illinois is to approach 100% compliance.
Point Three: Multiple premises registrations
monitored for indirect adherence by requiring or 1,000 animals) to provide a premises iden-
multiple premises identification numbers for livestock operations that have multiple livestock
housing facilities such as several pastures or multiple building locations, currently must have a separate 911 address for each location that may
or may not exist. Assigning one premises identification number per livestock operation within a
by the Illinois General Assembly and not by an IDOA Directive.
support or objection to the concept of manda-
tration identification number to the feed dealer.
compliance is complete. This regulation process
Rationale: The current process that requires
Illinois should be required via legislative action
purchased without providing a premises regis-
includes a listing of sub-locations when necesprocess for livestock operators.
Point Five: Mandatory premises registration in
Rationale: Through the legislative process the
purchasing any feed. No livestock feed could be
Rationale: If a mandatory program is success-
sary provides a simple, easy, less cumbersome
Registration list.
tification number to a feed distributor prior to
per one livestock operation should be eliminat-
ed. One number for each premises address that
is in compliance. This process should maintain
ful, there must be a regulation process to ensure should not be a burden on the IDOA. Indirect
oversight by the IDOA is possible if; all livestock operations are required to have a livestock prem-
ises identification number in order to purchase
feed. Similar to the Veterinary Feed Directive
(VFD) all feed mills, feed dealers, etc. could maintain a list of premises identification num-
bers provided to them by the livestock operator. No feed could be purchased without a premises identification number on file. The IDOA could in-
agriculture community has the ability to voice tory Premises Registration. In addition, through the legislative process the agriculture commu-
nity has the opportunity to have input into the
governing policies of the Mandatory Premises Registration process. It is, also, more difficult to
reverse (overturn) a Legislative Act than it is an IDOA Directive.
Editors Note: The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Show Circuit Magazine. If you have questions about this topic, please feel free to contact Dr. Walker at 309-963-4913, pwalker@ilstu.edu or 578 Old Peoria Rd, Danvers, IL 61732
spect each feed distributors premises identifica-
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COMINGEVENTS
JANUARY
February 10 • SCO • The Bros Embryo’s Sale - KS February 11 • SCO • Parks Show Cattle Summer Born Sale - MI
January 19 • SCO • The Chiangus Collection - Only the Elite!
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January 19 • SCO • Parks Show Cattle “Alley’s Ladies” Elite Female & Genetics Sale - MI
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February 13 • SCO • Bramlet Simmentals Ladies in Red
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February 22 • HWY 2 Trail of Treasures
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January 29 • SCO • Sullivan Ranches Bred Heifer Sale 1
February 23 • Peters Farms Phone Bid Off
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January 29 • SCO • Havlik Show Cattle Elite Donor, Embryo & Semen Sale - SD January 29 • SCO • Clair Lane Stock Farm US Semen Sale - KS January 30 • SCO • Oklahoma Youth Expo Rack Pack Semen/Feed/Equipment Sale - OK January 31 • SCO • California FFA Blue Corduroy Classic Benefit Online Auction - CA
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March 2 • SCO • Tree Lane Farms Online Bull Sale March 3 • SCO • American Salers Junior Association Fundraiser Sale
February 1 • Dakota Classic
March 8 • SCO • Shirley Show Cattle Ripe for the Picken Online Sale - GA
February 2 • Hartmann Cattle Company Simmental Bull Sale
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March 9 • SCO • Potts Show Cattle Online Steer Sale
February 3 • BHSS Gold Rush
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February 3 • SCO • Tree Lane Farms Online Bred Sale
March 9 • SCO • Ryan Forman Show Steers and Kellison Silver Creek Farm Online Sale - TX
February 5 • SCO • Grand Hills Cattle Donor & Genetics Sale - CO
March 10 • Prairie View Farms Spring Online Embryo Sale
February 6 • SCO • Rust Mountain View Ranch “Ace in the Hole” Bull Sale - ND
March 10 • SCO • Foerster and Beville Sugarland Syndicate Sale - TX
February 7 • SCO • Ohlrichs & Friends 12th Annual Commercial Man’s Bull Sale - View Only (
March 11 • SCO • Scott Club Calves Online Steer Sale - TX
February 8 • Fort Worth Stock Show Commercial Heifer Sale
March 12 • SCO • DRS Shackelford Herefords Online Sale - TX
February 10 • SCO • Heldermon Boys Show Cattle Online Sale - OK
March 12 • SCO • Nix Farms “A Relentless Pursuit” Sale - TX
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April 19 • SCO • Souther Classic Steer & Heifer Sale - LA
March 15 • SCO • KP Cattle Online Sale - TX
April 26 • SCO • American Classic Online Sale
March 16 • SCO • Heartland Cattle Company Bull & Genetics Sale - ND
April TBA • Mid Continent Farms Top Cut Angus Bull Sale
March 17 • SCO • Bonnell Farms Show Cattle Eggstravaganza Sale - IN March 22 • SCO • Franke Cattle Making Americans Great Again Online Sale - TX March 22 • SCO • Christian & Vestal Show Cattle Online Sale - TX March 24 • SCO • Something for Everyone Online Sale - TX March 24 • SCO • Caffee Ranch 8th Annual Maternal Bull Sale - SD March 24 • SCO • QB Cattle Brahman Royal - TX March 24 • SCO • Vollertsen Cattle Steer & Heifer Sale - NE March 25 • SCO • Scott Club Calves Online Steer Sale - TX March 26 • SCO • Heldermon Boys Show Cattle Online Sale - OK March 26 • SCO • Custy Cattle Co. Online Sale - TX March 28 • SCO • Central Texas Select Steer Sale - TX March 29 • SCO • American Classic Online Sale March 29 • SCO • Cromwell Cattle Co & Consignors Online Steer Sale - TX March 29 • SCO • Christian & Vestal Show Cattle Online Sale - TX March 29 • SCO • Jones Brothers Fallborn Sale - OK
MAY May 4 • SCO • Ohio River Genetics Online Sale - OH
SEPTEMBER September 10 • SCO • Hoosier Daddy Cattle Group Online Sale - IN September 14 • SCO • DeFrank, Hoobler, & Bailey Online Sale - OH September 14 • SCO • Larrison Farms Online Sale - IN September 16 • SCO • Kopp Land & Livestock Online Sale - IN
www.sconlinesales.com | www.sc2day.com
March 14 • SCO • Open Bar Cattle Co Online Sale - TX
September 17 • SCO • Rosdail & Friends Online Sale - IA
OCTOBER October 3 • SCO • Beaver Creek Ranch Steer Sale - CO October 19 • SCO • Wernacres Farms Online Heifer Sale - IL
March 31 • SCO • Behrens Show Cattle Main Event Calf Sale - TX
April 3 • Prairie View Farms Spring Production Sale April 4 • SCO • Otterstad Cattle Co & Wynne Show Cattle Heifer Sale - OK April 4 • SCO • Lucherk Cattle 11th Annual Who’s Next?Sale (View Only) - TX April 5 • SCO • Southern Select Steers & Heifer Sale - TX April 5 • SCO • Otterstad Cattle Co & Wynne Show Cattle Steer Sale - OK April 5 • SCO • Keeton Show Steers Online Sale - TX April 5 • SCO • Collins Cattle Online Steer Sale - OK April 6 • SCO • Tree Lane Farms Online Fall Born Sale
November 3 • SCO • 7th Annual “Friends in Low Places” Elite Heifer Sale - NE November 14 • SCO • Plains Hotties Heifer Sale - CO
DECEMBER December 15 • SCO • Season Finale Kopp Land & Livestock - IN
New SC Online Sales are being added everyday. Watch the website for the latest: www.sconlinesales.com
COMINGEVENTS
APRIL
NOVEMBER
April 8 • SCO • Grand Hills Cattle Fall Born Steer & Heifer Sale - Co April 9 • SCO • Sawblade Ranch Steer & Heifer Sale - TX April 14 • SCO • Pretty in Pink Online Sale - MO
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TULSA STATE FAIR
SHOW RESULTS
OCTOBER 2, 2019 • TULSA, OKLAHOMA
GRAND CHAMPION MARKET STEER Kaid Reininger
RESERVE CHAMPION MARKET STEER Tate Bell
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TULSA STATE FAIR OCTOBER 2, 2019 • TULSA, OKLAHOMA
SUPREME CHAMPION HEIFER Kelton Arthur
RESERVE HEIFER Tate Bell
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TEXAS STATE FAIR
SHOW RESULTS
SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 – OCTOBER 20, 2019 • DALLAS, TEXAS
CHAMPION HEREFORD
RESERVE HEREFORD
CHAMPION SIMMENTAL
RESERVE SIMMENTAL
CHAMPION POLLED HEREFORD
RESERVE POLLED HEREFORD
CHAMPION ARB
RESERVE ARB
CHAMPION ANGUS
RESERVE ANGUS
CHAMPION CHAROLAIS
RESERVE CHAROLAIS
CHAMPION CHI
RESERVE CHI
CHAMPION ORB
RESERVE ORB
Keyser Ottmers
Jarrett Worrell
Sydney Harris
Calee Shipp
Ainsley Williams
Jarrett Worrell
Raylee Pack
Kenadee Kyukendall
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Annie Reinke
Annah Morris
Cole Sullivan
Avery Mcinvale
Grace Tullos
Lane Vann
Corbin Hunt
Tucker Parkinson
TEXAS STATE FAIR SEPTEMBER 27, 2019 – OCTOBER 20, 2019 • DALLAS, TEXAS
CHAMPION RED ANGUS
RESERVE RED ANGUS
CHAMPION SHORTHORN
RESERVE SHORTHORN
CHAMPION BEEFMASTER
RESERVE BEEFMASTER
CHAMPION BRANGUS
RESERVE BRANGUS
CHAMPION RED BRANGUS
RESERVE RED BRANGUS
CHAMPION SANTA GERTRUDIS
RESERVE SANTA GERTRUDIS
CHAMPION SIMBRAH
RESERVE SIMBRAH
RESERVE LIMOUSIN
Madison Fischer
Stockton Shifflet
Braden Stutts
Victoria Sanders
Kinlee Rathman
Paige Johnson
Karagen Dreiborodt
Mackenzie Groce
James Cleere
Reed Thorn
Bret Pittman
Colt Parkinson
Hogan Harris
Truitt Marks
Kalli Kimble
CHAMPION MAINE Sara Rimple
NOT PICTURED: RESERVE MAINE Colt Parkinson
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FORT WORTH STOCK SHOW SYNDICATE TO RECEIVE BILL KING AWARD FORT WORTH, TEXAS, January 8, 2020 – An organization that makes a tremendous impact on Texas 4-H and FFA youth is being honored, as the Fort Worth Stock Show Syndicate receives the coveted Bill King Award for Excellence in Agriculture during the Fort Worth Stock Show’s Livestock Appreciation Day Luncheon presented by Lone Star Ag Credit January 23.
for contributes, and in 19871, ons, the Grand Champion Steer they bought 59 seers and paid sold for $195,000. In all, the sale raised a record $3.96 million. $130,000. The game was on.
The contributions grew at an astounding rate each year. In 1983, James M. “Jim Bob” Norman took on leadership of the Syndicate and advocated scholarship funding for young agricultural leaders in 4-H and FFA organizations. Norman’s term was cut short when he died from Rocky MounThe Fort Worth Stock Show tain spotted fever. However, his Syndicate was founded in 1980 vision lived on with the creation by a small group of Fort Worth of the James M. Norman Scholbusinessmen led by Don Weeks. arship Fund. The original Syndicate members Since 1980, the Syndicate went to their first sale planning on spending $13,000. Howev- has raised nearly $60 million for er, the allure of the kids got the youth exhibitors, provided more best of them and the group spent than $1.8 million in scholarships $20,000. The next year, they for 4-H and FFA members and established a 501(c)(3) chari- helped more than 8,800 youths table organization, began solicit pursue their agricultural goals. At friends and business partners the 2019 Junior Sale of Champi-
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Screenwriter and director Taylor Sheridan will serve as the keynote speaker at the sold out luncheon. Twenty-three days of fun-filled entertainment is on tap January 17 through February 8 at the legendary Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. Order your tickets and experience part of what makes Fort Worth the most awesome city in Texas. For more information or to purchase tickets visit www. fwssr.com. Dream It, Do It personifies the Stock Show’s can-do spirit and celebrates a landmark achievement; the opening of our exciting new home for rodeo Dickies Arena. This thing is legendary®.
SATURDAY
MARCH 14, 2020 2:00 P.M.
AT THE RANCH
Express Ranches
Honor Roll
YUKON OKLAHOMA HELD DURING THE OKLAHOMA YOUTH EXPO IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON THE HEIFERS BEING OFFERED, GIVE US A CALL, WE’LL BE GLAD TO ASSIST YOU. CALL THE RANCH FOR A SALE BOOK.
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 1489
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 1459
19493702 • July 6, 2019 S: Conley Express 7211 D: EXAR Frontier Gal 1405
19493699 • July 3, 2019 S: Conley Express 7211 D: EXAR Frontier Gal 1405
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 1449
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 1479
SELLING 125 LOTS ANGUS & HEREFORD HEIFERS
19493698 • July 2, 2019 S: EXAR Rock Star 7844B D: EXAR Frontier Gal 3734
EXAR WINNIE 1429
19476237 • July 1, 2019 S: Conley Express 7211 D: C&C Winnie 4039
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 9129
19424254 • February 23, 2019 S: PVF Insight 0129 D: EXAR Frontier Gal 7683
It takes blue to win purple... JOIN THE MORE THAN 448 JUNIOR EXHIBITORS WHO HAVE BEEN AWARDED NEARLY $4.3 MILLION IN SCHOLARSHIPS.
19493701 • July 5, 2019 S: EXAR Rock Star 7844B D: EXAR Frontier Gal 3734
EXAR FRONTIER GAL 9121
19400317 • February 19, 2019 S: PVF Insight 0129 D: EXAR Frontier Gal 7687
BOB FUNK, OWNER | JAROLD CALLAHAN, PRESIDENT 2202 N. 11TH STREET | YUKON, OK 73099 800-664-3977 | 405-350-0044
WWW.EXPRESSRANCHES.COM
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Species and Breeds that You Show: Show cattle and pigs – mostly all crossbreds. Favorite Show: My favorite show is Fort Worth because it was my first time to ever make the sale at a major show. Favorite Show Memory: My favorite memory of my stock show career is when I got selected Breed Champion at the 2019 San Antonio Show with my Hereford “Harvey.” That was very special to me because I knew I worked really hard and it had finally paid off! My mom hauled my calf to the show and helped me get him ready on show day. My dad was not able to come watch me show, but the next day he came to help me get ready for the Grand Drive at the rodeo! It is a special memory I will never forget! Favorite Show Steer: The show steer that has really touched me was my steer “Harvey.” We made so many memories together! Anything You Use for Good Luck: I have three things I do that sometimes spark my luck. These are what I wear: something on me with cactus, purple, or white socks to show in. I always call my grandparents, and I get pep talks from my dad for SURE, mom, Aunt Kaki, and my Uncle Jared. Least Favorite Show Activity: I hate to go wash and blow my steers because I always know that it is going to be a LONG day! My Favorite Book/Author: My favorite books or author is anything by Maddie Ziegler. Favorite Movie: My favorite movie is Wonder. It talks about kindness and that is what everyone in this world should be! Favorite Food: My all-time FAVORITE food is steak, baked potato and a salad. It hits the spot and it is always a tradition that after a show we go and I get to eat at a steakhouse! College Plans: I plan to go to Texas A&M and be on their livestock judging team. Anyone I Would Like To Thank: My family, Fred, Reid and all the other people that have helped me get to where I am today!
Georgia Tusa Age: 11
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Reagan, Texas
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH • 12:00 NOON AT THE RANCH 27262 424th Avenue, Emery, South Dakota 57332
SELLING 280 HEAD!
SIMMENTAL, SIMANGUS™ & ANGUS
005G
Purebred Simmental
CDI CEO x 8543 Donor Selling 15 sons of CEO!
802F
SimAngus™
CDI Innovator x Dream Catcher Safe to W/C Night Watch
160 PERFORMANCE BULLS • 120 YEARLING BULLS & 40 STRONG AGED BULLS 120 REGISTERED BRED HEIFERS • SEMEN & EMBRYOS
29G
Purebred Simmental
Rubys Turnpike x Shear Force Selling 15 Sons of Turnpike!
8041F
SimAngus™
800F
SimAngus™
W/C Bankroll x Bushs Focus Safe to W/C Lock Down
W/C Bankroll 811D
Selling 2 Full Sisters and 20 Progeny!
863F
3/4 Simmental
801F
3/4 Simmental
W/C Bankroll x Yardley High Regard Safe to W/C Night Watch
OFFICE 605-825-4024 DALE 605-661-3625 SCOTT 605-682-9610 JARED 605-933-1661 www.werningcattle.com
Eberspacher Enterprises Inc.
Val & Lori Eberspacher 507-532-6694 Val Eberspacher Cell 612-805-7405 Email: sales@ebersale.com
www.ebersale.com
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Lock N Load x Barstow Cash Safe to W/C Night Watch
TJ Main Event x Dream Catcher Safe to W/C Night Watch
2019 OYE GRAND CHAMPION STEER ... shown by Cierra Collins
2019 OYE BRONZE MEDALLION STEER ... shown by Timber Mefford
2019 GEORGIA NATIONAL SHOW GRAND CHAMPION STEER ... shown by Bailey Rayfield
2018 OYE GRAND CHAMPION ... show by Tenley Mefford
2014 SAN ANTONIO GRAND CHAMPION ... show by the Raub Family
COLBY, SHELLIE, CIERRA, CLAIRE, & CRICKET COLLINS Colby, 580.305.5600 | Kcolby.collins@gmail.com CA & Judy Collins, 580.305.1849 PO Box 157, Frederick, OK GOOGLE GPS COLLINS CATTLE INC.
HFrederick, OK
yCattleCompany ardley ALL BULLS ARE PAP & FERTILITY TESTED WITH ULTRASOUND DATA .
if you want the Best we have them in volume. our Cattle in this year’s female sale went to 22 states, the Bulls last year sold to 21 states & Canada.
Beaver is only 200 miles from salt lake City or las vegas.
G280 1/2 SM 1/2 AN.
W/C Banchor x (Bush’s Bushwacker) BW: 77 WW: 713
G294 3/8 SM 5/8 AN
Why use yardley Bulls
1. Yardley bulls have eye appeal and conformation to sire calves that will top the market, and performance and growth to push down the scales. Feeders want Yardley sired calves because of their eye appeal and gainability 2. Their heifer calves will be the best cows that you have ever owned. 3. These bulls are grown in big lots where they get plenty of exercise. Wintered mostly on hay so they can live on grass, many buyers tell us they like our bulls because they, “don’t have to pamper them.” Performance comes from their ability to convert forage, not from an excess of grain. 4. Our focus has always been on our maternal traits and cow families. We have AI’d for 51 years selecting the best bulls we can find. Selection emphasis is placed on fleshing ability and performance to excel on the range, in the pasture and feedlot, with eye appeal to be competitive in the show ring. 5. Our cattle have natural fleshing ability to stay fat on grass. Our cows take care of themselves wintering on desert winter range without any hay and calve unassisted on their own.
G418 PB SIMMENTAL
On the Mark x (Steel Force) BW: 92 WW: 694
G370 3/4 SM 1/4 AN
W/C Banchor x Yardley Angus BW: 85 WW: 697
G351 1/2 SM 1/2 AN
Upgrade x Meyer 734 BW: 94 WW: 827.
G301 PB Angus
47th Annual
On the Mark x OCC Miss P199 BW: 88 WW: 675
Coleman Bravo x O Riley Factor BW: 75 WW: 741.
Bull Sale SATURDAY, March 14, 2020 1:00 P.M. Mst Beaver, Ut
G427 1/2 SM 1/2 AN
Yardley Top Notch x CA Ranger BW: 90 WW: 753
G422 1/2 MA 3/8 SM 1/8 AN Garth x Built Right BW: 87 WW: 792
F294 5/8 SM 3/8 AN W/C Banchor x Fully Loaded. BW: 76 WW: 716 YW: 1351
200 BULLS SELL!
Black SimmentalS, anguS, & maine anjouS We never creep Feed our calveS.
iF you Want the BeSt We have them in volume!
VieW the auction liVe! dVauction www.dvauction.com. call 402-316-5460
Gib Yardley 435-310-0041 Steven Yardley 435-310-1725 Rodney Teichert 801-824-8851
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USE A BULL FOR CONSISTENCY, MATERNAL, VALUE ADDED, AND QUALITY THE WHOLE WAY THROUGH. POWER AND POTENCY, GENERATIONS DEEP, THE TOP TIER OF TRUE MATERNAL GENETICS.
Something About Mary CE 9.3
BW 2.4
WW 60.5
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We loaded up our car and drove to Dunlap, Iowa with four kids in just marginal weather for one reason, to look at this bull. Let us introduce you to Something About Mary aka “SAM,” one of the most complete and prolific Simmental bulls we have seen in a long time. His pedigree, Relentless (Utah x 8543U) x JBSF Proud Mary (High Regard x Steel Magnolia), just solidifies the ability to transmit maternal, in fact it shouts it! Proud Mary owns as many ribbons as any female in the breed, she is big ribbed, big footed, and beautiful, she produces as good as she looks! This is a pedigree we put 100% confidence in. Owned with Sullivan Farms and Osborne Cattle ENT.
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Murphy Trailer Sales ................................................................ 25 Natural Solutions ....................................................................... 3 Pearl’s Pics .............................................................................. 61 Peters Farms ........................................................................... 37 Praire View Farms ................................................................... 19 Purina ...................................................................................... 26 Purple Reign Cattle Co ............................................................... 5 Riverode .................................................................................. 61 RJ Cattle ..............................................................................16,17 Rural Route Creations.............................................................. 61 SC Online Sales ............................................................ 8,9,10,11 SCCL ......................................................................................... 43 Schrag 605.............................................................................. 12 SEK Genetics ............................................................................ 18 Show Circuit - E Blast............................................................... 55 Show Circuit - Calendar ............................................................ 93 Show Circuit - Sire Package ..................................................... 87 Show Rite Feeds ...................................................................... 29 Show Tec Feeds ....................................................................... 23 Sixteen Step ............................................................................. 20 Sullivan Ranches........................................................................ 4 Sullivan Supply ....................................................................14,15 The Boss Livestock Dryer........................................................ 49 Top Sires ........................................................................ 140-141 Top Sires Frozen Treasure Online Sale ................................. 136 Tree Lane Farms ..................................................................... 21 Tusa Show Cattle..................................................................Cover Tusa Show Cattle Retreat ......................................................... 39 Volk Livestock .......................................................................... 42 Weaver Leather ........................................................................ 13 Werning Cattle Co................................................................... 142 Yardley ................................................................................... 144
VANHOVE CATTLE COMPANY Rob & Sheryl Vanhove Madison, South Dakota Rob cell: 605-480-0909 Cory Thomsen: 605-730-2397
ROCKIN’ K PRODUCTIONS Kent Jaecke: 405-408-2440
For online bidding, please request bidding credentials at cci.live prior to sale day!