The Show Circuit - September/October 2012

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“LOLA” 2012 Indiana State Fair Supreme Champion 2012 AJSA Summer Classic Grand Champion 2012 National Western Stock Show Reserve Champion 2011 Hoosier Beef Congress Champion Simmental 2012 Kentucky Expo Champion Simmental Owned with Clearwater, Tingle, & Keickeffer

2010 North American International Grand Champion Jr SimAngus Female Owned with Woodlawn Farms, TN OPPORTUNITY 2011 North American International Grand Champion Simmental Bull Owned with Hege Cattle Company & Honeycut Investments

Saturday, November 24 On the farm at 1 pm

Just off US 36 and I-69 near Middletown, Indiana Our Best Replacements & Show Prospects

2011 Indiana State Fair Grand Champion % Simmental Female

SEE THEM ANYTIME ON THE FARM!

SIMMENTAL - SIMANGUS - SHORTHORN Hay - Straw - Grain

765.620.1700 - Scott 765.620.0733 - Jeff 6591 W County Road 625 N Middletown, Indiana 47356

www.trennepohlfarms.com

For more information or to reserve your copy of our Right By Design catalog, visit primetimeagrimarketing.com or call the auction managers at 419.862.0117.

Mark Your Calendars & Watch for More Details - We've Been Building With The Best!



Registered Polled Hereford 42667703 Ankonian Midas 72 x B&S Miss Summitt 145E

Here is just a sample of her recent wins!

2012 Junior National Hereford Expo (l) Grand Champion Steer for the Vickland family, CO MANHATTAN x DSUL BAILEY 545

(r) Reserve Champion Polled Heifer for the Tucker family, NE RELOAD x DSUL BAILEY 545

2012 Sandhills Stock Show & Rodeo Supreme Champion Heifer Shown by the Allan Family, TX RELOAD x DSUL BAILEY 545

2010 Junior National Hereford Expo Grand Champion Steer Shown by the Apel Family, IL RELOAD x DSUL BAILEY 545

2011 Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Grand Champion Polled Heifer Shown by the Allan Family, TX MANHATTAN x DSUL BAILEY 545

Call Sullivan Ranch For More Information or To Schedule Your Visit Today!

254/707-0814 or 254/582-7096 dsullivan@hillsboro.net • sullivanranch.net Watch for the BEST & BIGGEST set of Bailey 545 calves ever in the 2012 Genetics That Win Sale - Sept 24 in Dunlap, IA


Please Join Us

Sunday, October 14th

at breedersworldsales.com

Offering an elite group of heifers, steers, and genetic packages. Stay tuned to purplereigncattle.com or breedersworld.com for updates, photos, and video!

Grand Champion Kansas City Jr. & Louisville Open

Grand Champion Ft. Worth Open & Denver Jr. Reserve Grand Kansas City Open Reserve Grand Purebred & Champion Hereford Illinois State Fair BaueR Family

Res. Division Jr. Nationals Collins Family Purchased in our first internet offering!

Res. Division Jr. Nationals & Many-time champion Collins Family Ch. Division Jr. Nationals Kyle lemmon Purchased in our first internet offering!

Purple Kingsley x Purple Cotton (March 2012) Selling in Kansas City on Saturday, November 3

Stop by our stalls at the Royal! See her and an incredible Womanizer steer prospect. Both sell Nov. 3rd!

www.purplereigncattle.com

Randy & Jamie mullinix 309-995-3013 • 309-853-6565 997 Twp Rd 150 East, Toulon, IL 61483 purplereign76@gmail.com September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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in current Livestock Production, Show, and Sale Information.

Volume 15 • Issue 8 September/October 2012

In ThIS ISSue

Beefmaster Junior National Show ............... 96-97 Belt Buckle Bonanza ................................. 181-197 Between The Pages: Kris Black ............... 258-261 Business Minded................................................ 163 California State Fair .................................. 226-229 Coming Events.......................................... 266-267 DuQuoin State Fair ................................... 148-149 Gelbvieh Junior Classic................................. 89-95 Illinois State Fair ........................................ 127-137 Index of Advertisers .......................................... 314 Indiana State Fair ....................................... 156-162 Iowa State Fair ............................................ 164-173 Junior National Hereford Expo ............... 116-123 Life of an Ag Girl ................................................. 98 Limousin Junior Nationals ......................... 99-105 MCCA ......................................................... 244-245 Meet Sharla ......................................................... 272 Minnesota State Fair ................................. 150-155 Missouri State Fair.................................... 248-251

Bryan, Stacy, Denver, & Berkley McKay Orlando, Oklahoma 405-747-8627

ElitE FEmalE SalE December 14, 2012

National Junior Angus Show ....................... 84-88 National Junior Brahman Show............... 124-126 Nebraska State Fair ............................................ 256 North Amer. Junior Red Angus Event .... 113-115 OCCA ......................................................... 262-265 Ohio State Fair ........................................... 138-146 OOTC ........................................................ 246-247 Professor to Producer ............................... 270-271 Salers Junior National ............................... 106-109 SC Flashback ...................................................... 155 SC Outdoors ....................................................... 243 Simmental National Classic ..................... 110-112 South Dakota Summer Spotlight............. 174-180 Subscription Form ............................................. 290 Tech Trends ........................................................ 147 The Big Picture ................................................... 257 Top 10 List .......................................................... 271 What It’s Really Like to Be........................ 268-269 Wisconsin State Fair .................................. 242-255

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W

e hope you’ll join us for our upcoming Online Sales. We’ll have calves out of these donors, plus more. The calves are sired by Curtain Call, Blindside, Next Generation, The Gift, Monopoly, Heat Wave, Smiling Bob, Believe in Me, and Walks Alone.

GCC/DCC Donor 245

GCC/DCC Donor 250

Goddard Donors GCC/DCC Donor 550

GCC/DCC Donor 129M

GCC/DCC Donor 32731

October 16 Online Sale Through Breeders’ World Bids close at 7:00 PM

Breeders’ World

online sales Produced By roger M. Hunker auctioneering

Cattle available for viewing after Oct. 1 at 2134 130th Street, Creston, Iowa. FRed deRouchey – Sale Consultant 605-530-6488

Randy & denise GoddaRd Stanton, Iowa Garrett Kalvig, Manager: 319-504-9020 goddardcattle.com

Blog: goddardcattle.blogspot.com

Facebook: fb.com/goddardcattle September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Grand Champion Charolais Heifer, 2012 National Junior Charolais Show - Congratulations to the Griswold Family

Grand Champion Composite Heifer, 2012 National Junior Charolais Show - Congratulations to the Elder Family

Grand Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer, 2012 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show - Congratulations to the Oliver Family

Grand Champion Red Angus Heifer, 2012 NARAS Junior Red Angus - Congratulations to the Leachman Family Grand Champion Owned Angus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Angus Show - Congratulations to the Greiman Family

Grand Champion Simmental Heifer, 2012 National Junior Simmental Show - Congratulations to the Trennapohl Family

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Grand Champion Bred & Owned Angus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Angus Show - Congratulations to the Ward Family

Grand Champion Foundation Heifer, 2012 National Junior Simmental Show - Congratulations to the Henderson Family


Grand Champion Polled Hereford Heifer, 2012 National Junior Hereford Show - Congratulations to the Walker Family Grand Champion Horned Hereford Heifer, 2012 National Junior Hereford Show - Congratulations to the Tucker Family Grand Champion Chi Heifer, 2012 National Junior Chianina Show - Congratulations to the Buck Family Grand Champion ChiAngus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Chianina Show - Congratulations to the Foster Family Grand Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, 2012 National Junior Shorthorn Show - Congratulations to the Winegardner Family

Stock Show Family Owned and Operated since 1989. Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer, 2011 National Junior Shorthorn Show - Congratulations to the Sullivan Family

SULLIVAN SUPPLY, INC.

1-800-475-5902 • Dunlap, Iowa • sales@sullivansupply.com

SULLIVAN SUPPLY SOUTH

1-800-588-7096 • Hillsboro, Texas • sullivan@hillsboro.net

www.sullivansupply.com

SULLIVAN SUPPLY WEST

1-888-914-5972 • Lodi, California • lee@sullivansupply.com September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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grand fat steer 2012 sioux fallsbayley Kroupa

grand progress 2011 agr- bryCe bulling

3rd overall prospeCt and progress oK beef expo- sCout thrasher

grand red angus hfr neb state fair open 2012- J-6 farms

grand herf hfr sd state fair open show 2012- begalKa family

Bryan, Stacy, Denver anD Berkley Mckay OrlanDO, OklahOMa - 405-747-8627

Cattle for sale first Come first serve starting early november


Reimann/DoRis online steeR anD HeifeR sale Caldwell-Willoughby Sale

Date. Oct 13th Cattle Viewing. Can view cattle after October 1st, located at Reimann Ranch Ree Heights, SD

make plans to attenD-

FiRSt ClaSS Female Sale DeC. 8tH, Dunlap, iOWa


Becca Chamberlin

DJ Martin

Ashtin Guyer Megan Hunt

THANK YOU. We would like to thank all our ShowRite customers for their business and confidence in our feed program.

Thompson Family

Madison Clark Burks Family

Madison Clark

Vickery Family

Martin/Guyer Becca Chamberlin

Evan Kempker

Shelby Stevens

Brooke Egbert

Megan Hunt Megan Hunt

Janel Gilbert

Madison Clark

Brooke Egbert

Sam Grauer

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CAMerOn WArd

Champion Bred & Owned Heifer, 2012 National Junior Angus Show

eriC MCClure

Champion Land of Lincoln Heifer, 2012 Illinois State Fair

COnnOr hOlvOeT

Reserve Champion Division 3, 2012 National Junior Angus Show

ChAse CunninGhAM

Grand Champion Owned Angus Heifer, 2012 Indiana State Fair

sTOp By AnyTiMe! Calves are available for viewing and for sale private treaty this fall.

Online heifer sale — november 27, 2012 at cwcattlesales.com

Gridley, Illinois AlAn & TheresA Miller: 217-840-6935 • pvfangus@gmail.com OrlAn & CArOl • BrAndOn & CAThy JOnes: 309-370-1081 eThAn BuTler: 580-699-1426 • ClAyTOn Miller: 765-481-5496

visit us online at:

pvfangus.com


29XB0030 sUre bet THC/PHAF

54MA812 Unstoppable Monopoly x Habanero x Witch Doctor

ASA 2398913

THC/PHAF

54XB168 DeaDliest CatCh THF/PHAF

54MA780 90 proof

54MA814 Maine Man

54XBO84 belieVe in Me

THC/PHAF

THF/PHAF

THC/PHAF

Choose from over 45 of the most popular Club Calf bulls in the industry, all available by ContaCting your loCal abs representative or by Calling 1 .800.ABS.STUD. ©2012 ABS Global, Inc. • 1525 River Road, DeForest, WI 53532 • 608-846-3721 • www.absbeef.com

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Selling This Fall, Our FINEST Ever! Worth The Wait...

October 24-25th ELITE Online Prospect Steer and Heifer Sale Progeny by Monopoly, Walks Alone, Man Amongst Boys, Monopoly Money, Crimson Tide, Eye Candy, Bo Jo, and Unforgiven! Many ET’s from our illustrious donors...They Are AWESOME!

December 27-28th COW POWER Online Female Sale

Powerful open heifers highlighted by highly maternal daughters of Monopoly, Excalibur, Eye Candy and Hoover Dam • Superb bred heifers AI’d to the prepotent Hoover Dam • Spring bred cows AI’d to Stud Monkey, Excalibur, Believe in Me and Monopoly • Outstanding fall calving pairs with valuable smokey calves by the great Titanium and Yellow Jacket sires... cows will be AI’d to Stud Monkey, Yellow Jacket and Titanium!

For more information contact: Joel Leo • 308-750-0993 or Dan Leo • 308-750-0200 Both sales will be hosted by Sale Day USA

APEX CATTLE...YOUR GENETIC SOURCE!

View sale offerings anytime at ranch located 20 miles northwest of Grand Island. For information call or email sales@apexcattle.com. APEX Cattle, 1146 7th Avenue, Dannebrog, NE 68831 September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Escalade

No Apologies

Carpe Diem

No Spin Zone

BLACK HEREFORD RANCH’S

fo the THE 8TH ANNUAL FALL BULL SALE Saturday, October 27th, 2012 1:00 p.m. At the Ranch Near Crawford, Oklahoma Selling 100+ Powerful Future Club Calf Producers & Many Promotable A.I. Sire Prospects

Black

SELLING: Sons of Yellow Jacket, Troubadour, Polar Ice, No Spin Zone, No Apologies, Made Right and Carpe Diem. FEATURING: Maternal sibs to Made Right, sired by Carpe Diem, Mack and Cut Above; A full brother to Red Rooster; Two full brothers to Choppin’ Wood, plus many ET’s out of the most noted Black Hereford Ranch donor dams. SEMEN: Selling the fall 2012 allotment of Made Right and Polar Ice semen.

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Catalog - Photos - Video Previews will all be online at www.ccollinsinc.com or through www.blackherefordranch.com Follow Black Hereford Ranch on Facebook for all sale updates. www.facebook.com/blackherefordranch

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Catalogs Mail October 10th - Request a book at catalog@pldi.net

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Cotton Mouth

Made Right

Home of more leading sires than any other operation!

YELLOW JACKET - LIFELINE - CARPE DIEM - TROUBADOUR TAZ - HABANERO - MADE RIGHT & MANY MORE

Troubadour

Yellow Jacket

What a Creamof theCROP Bull can do for you... The herd bulls and A.I. sires, produced by the Cream of the Crop Sales, have had a “second to none” track record when it comes to the production of high sellers, major show winners and nationally recognized sires. Cream of the Crop herd bulls have roamed the pastures of many leading club calf producers, across the country. These sales have produced more successful leading A.I. sires than any program in the nation. Take time to make a trip up to the ranch - this set of bulls is one for the record books. Don’t compromise the value of your calf crop! A powerful herd sire will increase your profits, efficiently, more than any breeding practice! Come see what a Cream of the Crop sire can do for your program!

BLACK HEREFORD RANCH

Kris, Gay & Phylli Black Rt. 1, Box 23 • Crawford, OK 73638 (580) 983-2363 Home (580) 309-0711 Kris’s Cell (580) 309-0774 Tim Voboril www.blackherefordranch.com

SALE CATALOG - MAIL LIST Christy Collins, Inc. Catalog Request: catalog@pldi.net Voice/Text: (516) 366-0734 ccollinsinc.com / christycollins.com

All sale updates available on Facebook, Twitter and RSS feeds. Visist the website. facebook.com/blackherefordranch

All bulls video previewed | Online Before October 22nd | Join us October 27th at the Ranch

About Me

Hoo Doo You

Werewolf

Freaknique


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Grand Champion Lamb, 2012 Indiana State Fair Shown by Justin Willoughby

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Ohio State Fair Shown by Danielle Heintz

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair Shown by AJ Line

Grand Champion Barrow, 2012 Ohio State Fair Shown by Lea Kimley Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Indiana State Fair Shown by Cole Wilcox

Grand Champion Barrow, 2012 Illinois State Fair Open Show Shown by Cole Awa

Reserve Grand Champion Barrow, 2012 Nebraska State Fair Shown by the Kaliff Family

Reserve Grand Champion Market Hog, 2012 Iowa State Fair Shown by Tyler Frasher

Reserve Grand Champion Crossbred Gilt, 2012 Crossbred Classic Shown by ElizabethHodges

Reserve Grand Champion Barrow, 2012 Illinois State Fair Shown by Jake Bloomberg

www.showmasterfeeds.com Š 2012 Cargill, Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.


Many more high quality steers, heifers, and bulls still available! Priced to fit all needs! Load & Go SaLe: starts Sept. 21 following our bid sale. FirSt Come FirSt Served aLL FaLL FaLL Born SaLe earLy January. Thanks again to all our great customers! We appreciate your interest!

Chad, Sara, jd, and tuCker thompSon

605-350-9567 • 605-539-9567 • Sara Cell: 605-690-7030 36951 229th Street • Wessington Springs, Sd showsteers.com/thompson

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Modern Styling and Legendary Construction. Only EBY gives you both!

Shown with optional black and stainless nose panels

SHOW STOCK BOX Lightweight, strong, unique punch side look, 6’ model length shown

Since 1938, EBY has been the pioneering leader in advanced lightweight aluminum designs, proven construction and solid resale value. Today EBY leads the competition with the most sought after product features and convenient options.

It’s no wonder you find more Eby’s parked in the show lot than any other aluminum brand! Low Profile Bumper Hitch - a full range of low-pro options available!

M. H. EBY, Inc.

Blue Ball, PA 800-292-4752 / West Jefferson, OH 800-752-0507 / Story City, IA 866-894-3297 To find your local dealer, go to www.mheby.com or call 800-752-0507 September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Upcoming Sales Calendar Sept. 15......................................................Beeville Farms Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 2.........................................................Shaffer & Miller Online Club Calf Sale

Sept. 15.............................Capatske Cattle Company Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 3..........................................Blach Cattle Company Online Club Calf Sale

Sept. 16................................................................Bonnell Club Calves Online Sale

Oct. 4..........................................................................Oak Ridge Farms Online Sale

Sept. 16....................1st Annual Choate Cattle Online Steer & Heifer Sale

Oct. 4.............................................Vickland Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Sept. 16...................................Anderson-Muntefering Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 6...............................................Fassett Hay & Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Sept. 16........................................................................Wedig Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 6.........................................................................Four Roses Cattle Online Sale

Sept. 17..................................................Landgren Ranch Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 6.......................................View from the Top Online Steer & Heifer Sale

Sept. 17......................McDaniel/Wiedel Round One Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 17..................................Stohlmann Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 18.............................Bushy Park Farm Online Heifer & Club Calf Sale Sept. 18.......................................................................Larson Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 18...............................Schrag’sSeriouslyShorthorns&ClubCalvesOnlineSale Sept. 19..........................Burke Cattle & Friends Online Steer & Heifer Sale Sept. 19.........................................................Moker Farms Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 20 ...........................................Thompson Show Steers Online Calf Sale Sept. 21...............................................Dennert & Eichler Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 21..........................................................Hainy Farms Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 21........................................Hammer Club Calves Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 22..............................Dicks Family Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 22.................RMH Livestock/Hurlburt Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 23.....................................Ulmer, Koski, Schmitz Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 24......................................Netzke Brothers Steer & Heifer Online Sale Sept. 24...........................................................Raml Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 24.............................................Sullivan & Barham Online Club Calf Sale Sept. 25...............................................DeChristofaro Show Cattle Online Sale Sept. 25..........................................................................McHale Farms Online Sale Sept. 26.............................Allen Show Steers Online Steer and Heifer Sale

CW cwcattlesales.com

Oct. 6............................................Moore Land & Cattle Inaugural Sales Event Oct. 7................Cardinal Cattle Co. “Diamonds In The Mine” Online Sale Oct. 7................Backroads to Backdrops Mindemann Angus Online Sale Oct. 7......................................................Kaercher/Pickard Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 7.................................................................The Purple Passion Club Calf Sale Oct. 7.................Richie Cattle Co./Derr Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 7......................................................................Volosin Club Calves Online Sale Oct. 8.............................Baker & Minges Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 8.................................................Crystal View Cattle Steer and Heifer Sale Oct. 8...................................................Gateway Genetics Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 8............................Quarter Moon Shooting Star Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 9.....................................Frenzen Cattle Company Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 10......................Miller Cattle Co. Source for Success Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 11 ...................................Burke & Friends Online Steer & Heifer Sale #2 Oct. 12-14 .............................................Fusion Cattle Shorthorn Prestige Sale Oct. 13 ..............................................Capatske & Friends Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 13 .......................................Welshans Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale Oct. 13 ..........................................................Luke Doris Show Cattle Online Sale Oct. 14 ....................................................Brier & Stone Online Show Cattle Sale

Sept. 29.......................................Geppert Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 14 ............................................................Copeland Show Cattle Online Sale

Sept. 30 ............................................................Babies to Banners Club Calf Sale

Oct. 14 ......................................................................Griffiths Online Club Calf Sale

Sept. 30 .......................................................Shaver Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 14 ...........................................Harvey Cattle Co. Online Show Heifer Sale

Oct. 1......................Barnes Show Cattle and Friends Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 14 ...................................................Runkel Cattle Co. Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 1................................................J/D Cattle Company Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 15 ................................................................Circle M Farms Show Heifer Sale

Oct. 2......................................................Fred Ranch Online Steer & Heifer Sale

Oct. 15 ..........................................................Goin’ for Gold Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 2.......................................................................LR Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 16 .................................................................................................K-LER Cattle Sale


Interested In havIng an onlIne sale?

Go with the experienced and trusted source, Caldwell-Willoughby Sales (CW Cattle Sales.)

For More InForMatIon ContaCt

Todd Caldwell: 309.253.5729 todd@cwcattlesales.com | dan willoughby: 317.340.6392 dan_willoughby@msn.com

cwcattlesales.com

Oct. 16 ..........................................Clevenger Cattle Company Online Sale

NOv. 4.......................................................James Williams Cattle Online Sale

NOv. 26..............................Vary & Sharon Online Elite Show Heifer Sale

Oct. 16 ..................................Rosenbaum & AK Online Show Cattle Sale

NOv. 4.............................................................................................Ladies of the Fall

NOv. 27...........................................................Prairie View Angus Online Sale

Oct. 17 ...................................................Jeff Miller Online Show Heifer Sale

NOv. 5...........................DeLong Cattle Co. Online Steer and Heifer Sale

NOv. 28 ..................................Bob Jon & Shane Ryan Online Heifer Sale

Oct. 17 ..........Jones Cattle and TC&D Rahe Show Cattle Online Sale

NOv. 5......................................Farmer & Bridwell Elite Online Heifer Sale

Oct. 20...............................................................Lockhart & Ward Online Sale

NOv. 5.........................Gray Show Cattle Round 2 Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 20........................................Weaver Angus Online Show Heifer Sale

NOv. 6................................................................Evans Show Cattle Heifer Sale

Oct. 21 ...............................................................Midwest Illinois Club Calf Sale

NOv. 6...................................Windy City Fall Classic Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 22.............................................Trinity Cattle Co. Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 10.....................Coblentz Show Cattle Online Steer & Heifer Sale

Oct. 24 ..................Daake&DornSweepingTheWestOnlineClubCalfSale

NOv. 12 ......................................................Wagner Fall Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 26 ...............................................................Circle H Club Calf Online Sale

NOv. 12 ..........................................................Weisinger Online Club Calf Sale

Dec. 11....................MLazyHeartWesternShootoutFallEdtn.ClubCalfSale

Oct. 28 ......................................Ippensen Family Shorthorns Online Sale

NOv. 14 .........................................Sieck Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

Dec. 12.........................................Elliott Cattle Company Bred Heifer Sale

Oct. 28 ............................Schaeffer&TiceEliteOct.festOnlineOpenHeiferSale

NOv. 15................................................Easy to Look At Club Calf Sale Part 2

Dec. 14.............SullivanFarmsShorthorn/ClubCalf OpenHeifer/SteerSale

Oct. 29 ...................................Hueber Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 15............................Ochs Cattle Co. Online Show/Bred Heifer Sale

Dec. 15 ..............SullivanFarmsShorthorn/ClubCalfOpenHeifer/SteerSale

Oct. 29 ...........................................JT Weber Family Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 17.........................Rock Creek Livestock Online Angus Heifer Sale

Dec. 23 ...................Schaeffer&HensleyOpen/Bred/Cow/Embryo/FlushSale

Oct. 30....................................................Rom’n Limousin Fall Spooktacular

NOv. 18 ............SandHilsShowcaseLandrenHoblynShow/BredFemaleSale

Oct. 30.....................................................Theobald Club Calves Online Sale

NOv. 18 ...........................................Tebbe & Voegele Online Club Calf Sale

Dec. 27 .............Keller Club Calves Online Elite Bred Cow/Heifer Sale

Oct. 30.................Tower Hill and S&R Angus Online Fall Female Sale

NOv. 19 .....................Ree Heights Fall Gathering Online Club Calf Sale

Oct. 31 ..........................................................................................Pursuit of Purple

NOv. 19 ............................................Goddard Cattle Company Online Sale

Oct. 31 .....................Top Notch Cattle Company Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 20......................................Midwest Roundup Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 1....................................Brandon Daniels Online Steer & Heifer Sale

NOv. 23..............................Werning and RJ Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 3 ............................................Guyer & Bonham Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 24 ...........................................................Ewing Club Calves Online Sale

NOv. 3 .............................................................................J3 Cattle Company Sale

NOv. 25..............................................................Geffert & O’Leary Online Sale

Mar. 3..............................Polivkas Powerline & Double D Angus Online

NOv. 3 ................................................................Pryor Show Cattle Online Sale

NOv. 25..................Mayhew Show Cattle “Fully Loaded” Female Sale

............................................................Angus, Simmental, Simangus, Club Calf,

NOv. 3 .........................................Sandy Show Cattle Online Club Calf Sale

NOv. 26.........................GratefulHarvestOpen/BredHeifer/Embryo/FlushSale

.....................................................Bred Cow, Cow/Calf, Embryo & Semen Sale

NOv. 29.............................................Hotz Farms Online Angus Heifer Sale Dec. 3....................CapatskeOnlineHeifer/Steer/Bred/Embryo/SemenSale Dec. 4......................................Geffert & O’Leary Online Show Heifer Sale Dec. 5........................Geffert&O’LearyOnlineBredHeifer/Cow/EmbryoSale Dec. 8..............................................................................Ladies Night Heifer Sale

Dec. 28 ....................................Gray Show Cattle Online Bred Heifer Sale Dec. 30.................Campbell&LineOnlineEmbryo/Semen/BredFemaleSale JaN. 3.............................Noonan Family Bred Cow & Heifer Online Sale JaN. 4...........................................................................Lynch Cattle Female Sale JaN. 13 .....................................DeLong Online Bred Heifer and Cow Sale

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LIVESTOCK SUPPLEMENT & CONDITIONER The easy supplement for show-stopping results. Blue ribbons aren’t easy to come by – but fortunately, premium nutrition can be simple. By feeding your animal just a few ounces of ShowBloom a day, you give them essential protein, vitamins and minerals. The all-natural brewer’s yeast formula is palatable and increases digestibility and feed efficiency to create a shiny coat, clear eyes and improved muscling and hoof quality. Those are results that you – and the judges – can appreciate.

To learn more about why ShowBloom works, scan the QR code! 513-721-5808 | www.showbloom.com

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UPDATES Good luck at the fall shows! look for us at the NaIle in the Cimarron booth! Don’t Forget: Trade Ins Welcome! delivery and financing available!

PrOud dealer Of:

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Murphy Trailer Sales carries livestock trailers, flat beds, living quarter trailers and various trailer parts. We’re conveniently located just off I-74 in Crawfordsville, Indiana, less than 1 hour west of Indianapolis. Our friendly sales staff is ready to help you with any of your trailer needs.

Our Location: 3000 Industrial Boulevard, Crawfordsville, Indiana 47933 Phone: 800-939-7288 • Website: murphytrailer.com • Trades Welcome! Financing and Delivery Available September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Weatherford, Texas

ONLINE EMBRYO AND GENETIC SALE

10.1.12

hosted by: www.breedersworldonlinesales.com Jed Watje and Katie Johnson Weatherford, Texas Jed 612.720.1341 Katie 515.450.6489 aceswildranch@hotmail.com www.aceswildranch.com

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Man aMong Boys • Composite UnstoppaBle • 1/2 Maine-Anjou Monopoly x Simmi Angus/Who Made Who Monopoly x Habanero/Witch Doctor

Believe in Me • Composite Heat Wave x 7587

panda express • Composite Heat Wave x Donor Dam RD3L

Monopoly Money • Composite Monopoly x MA x AN

Walks alone • Composite Heat Wave x 7587

troUBadoUr • 3/4 Charolais HLS Lead On 197/0 x KBC 410

aMen • Composite Friction x H832 Kroupa Donor

texas tWister • Composite Heat Wave x Charolais

tWo tone • Composite Walks Alone x Stray Kitty

Carpe dieM • Composite KBCC Tank 9954J x KBCC HP x MA 10

siMple Math • Composite deadliest CatCh • Composite Who Made Who x H832 Kroupa Donor Outer Limits x Heat Wave

i-80 • Maine-Anjou Ali x Hard Drive

Walkie talkie • Composite Walks Alone x Goose (Henney Donor)

dUraCell • Maine-Anjou BK Lifeline x NTC 615 Ever Ready

ali’s solUtion • Composite Total Solution x Ali

BodaCioUs • Composite Bojo x Meyer

daddy of eM all • Composite Redemption x Peppermint Twist (Dr. Who)

• Complete Embryo Facility • AI Schools and Supplies • bioPryn Testing (Pregnancy Test) • Neospora Testing • Johne’s Testing • BVD Testing for P.I.’s •

liMestone trifeCta OCC Magnitude 805M x Collins CVR Meyer R1

• Semen volume discounts starting at $300 (Some bulls may not apply) • No minimum straw orders • No packing and handling fees

Upcoming AI Schools: November 3rd - 4th • December 1st - 2nd

SEK Genetics

9525 70th Road • Galesburg, Kansas 66740 fax: 620-763-2231 Call foR a CataloG!

1-800-443-6389 www.sekgenetics.com

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KLD BR Lady Caroline D110 ET Daughter of BR Carol Channing 5020 ET

2012 Junior National Hereford Expo Grand Champion Bred-&-Owned Heifer for Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, Texas!

We are honored to have had Kirbie Day show Barber Ranch heifers throughout her illustrious career, starting with Showline in 2003 …National Champion Kansas City, Denver and Fort Worth! The big story we are most proud of is what Kirbie did with these females AFTER their show careers. Kirbie produced National Champion cattle for herself AND her customers! Awesome job,Kirbie! KLD 3060 Penny Lane D105 ET

BR MSU Ms Showline 2042 ET

Daughter of BR Ms Keynote 3023 ET “Penny”

2011 National Champion Female for Edy Brainard …bred by Kirbie Day

KLD BR Carol Neon D85 ET Daughter of BR Carol Channing 5020 ET

BR Ms Keynote 3023 ET “Penny”

2009 JNHE Grand Champion Horned Owned Heifer for Kirbie Day

j October 24–26, 2012

Barber Ranch Internet Heifer Sale Timed Auction

Selling the top spring-born Hereford show & donor prospects!

BR 122L Rose 4020 ET

Granddam of KLD 29F Petals D114, Kirbie’s 2012 JNHE Bred-and-Owned Division Champion

j Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Barber Ranch Annual Bull Sale Jordan Cattle Auction, San Saba, Texas • 80 horned & polled Hereford bulls • 20 Barber registered replacement females • 20 Angus bulls from Express Ranches, Yukon, OK • 10 Charolais bulls from Marti Charolais, Cleburne, TX

Barber Ranch BR Carol Channing 5020 ET Dam of Kirbie’s 2012 JNHE Grand Champion Bred-and-Owned Heifer

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Cattle, Embryos & Semen Packages Available Year Round

Ranch (806) 235-3692 • 10175 FM 3138, Channing, TX 79018 barberranch@wildblue.net • www.barberranch.com Dale’s cell (806) 673-1965 • Justin’s cell (806) 681-5528 • Mary’s cell (806) 930-6917 Terri Barber (817) 727-6107 • Jason Barber (817) 718-5821


Grand Champion and Champion Chi Steer, 2012 Indiana State Fair

tions to the CongratulaFa Line mily

Congratulations to the Wilcox Family

5th Overall Steer and Champion Hereford, 2012 Wisconsin State Fair

Grand Champion and Champion Crossbred Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair

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th Congratulationsmto ily Fa Dischler

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Congratulations to the Line Family

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair Reserve Champion Middle Weight Crossbred Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair

Congratulations to the Mize Family Reserve Champion Simmental Steer, 2012 Indiana State Fair

Reserve Champion Crossbred Steer, 2012 Indiana State Fair

Congratulations to the Wilcox Family

3rd Annual Private Treaty Phone Bid-Off Sale Saturday, October 27, 2012, at the farm Bids close at 6 P.M. Cattle available for viewing after October 1st Farm located 4 miles south of Gridley on 2025 East Road.

Brandon, Cathy & Charlee Jones

home: 309.747.2169 Brandon cell: 309.370.1081 27304 N. 2025 East Road Gridley, IL 61744 www.jonescattle.com millercathy@hotmail.com

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tGrand Steer, 2012 IL Open Show; Reserve Steer, 2012 U of I Showdown Reserve Grand Steer, 2012 WIU; Reserve Grand Steer, 2012 WIU; 3rd Overall Steer & Champion Chi, 2012 IL Beef Expo; Champion Chi Steer, 2012 Scarlet & Gray, both rings; Champion Chi Steer, 2011 Heart of It All Shown by Hunter Weber

pSupreme Champion Female, 2012 IA State Fair FFA Show

Supreme Female, 2012 MI Beef Expo; Supreme Female, 2012 Ft. Dodge Supreme Champion Female, 2012 Tipton Both Days; Champion MaineTainer, 2012 Iowa Beef Expo;4th Overall, Champion MaineTainer, 2012 MO AGR Reserve Grand Heifer, Champion MaineTainer, 2011 NE AGR Shown by Kale Spengler tChampion Simmental Heifer, 2012 IL State Fair Reserve Champion Purebred Simmental, 2012 Simmental Jr. Nationals; Supreme Female, 2012 WIU 3rd Overall; Champion High Percent Simmental,2012 IL Beef Expo; Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer, 2012 NWSS Jr. Show Simmental; Division 1 Champion, 2012 NWSS Open Show; Supreme Female, 2012 U of I Showdown;Supreme Female, 2012 WIU 3rd Overall & Champion Simmental Heifer, 2011 Heart of It All; Reserve Simmental Heifer, 2011 Badger Kick-Off; Reserve Shorthorn Steer, 2012 IL Beef Expo; Champion Shorthorn, 2011 Badger Kick-Off; Champion Shorthorn Steer, Ring A 2011 Heart of It All Shown by Derek Richie

Reserve Champion Angus Steer, 2012 IN State Fair Champion Angus Steer, 2012 Purdue AGR Champion Angus Steer, 2011 Hoosier Beef Congress Shown by Haley Fulk

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer, 2012 IN State Fair 3rd Overall Steer, 2012 Cass County Preview Show Shown by Haley Fulk

Reserve Simmental Steer, 2012 IL State Fair 3rd Overall Steer, 2012 U of I Showdown Shown by Trevor Frerichs

Champion Simmental Steer, 2012 IN State Fair Reserve Simmental Steer, 2012 Purdue AGR 4th Overall, Champion Simmental Steer, 2011 Heart of It All Shown by Laine Rader

Reserve Shorthorn Steer, 2012 IL State Fair Reserve Shorthorn Steer, 2012 IL Beef Expo; Champion Shorthorn, 2011 Badger Kick-Off; Champion Shorthorn Division 2 Champion, 2012 IN Open MaineTainer Show Shown by Callie Otis Steer, Ring A 2011 Heart of It All Shown by Kelsie Richie

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Onl i n e No ve m ber 5 online at cwcattlesales.com

Thank You...

Thank you to all that showed interest & purchased in our September sale. We are excited about our second set for Fall 2012.

Cattle available for viewing midOctober. Watch for more information, photos & video coming soon!

ZACH GRAY 815.545.1498 2263 N 800 E Road • Danforth, IL 60930 Kurt Meyer: 217.273.1399

www.grayshowcattleinc.com Originator of:

Proud to Endorse:

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Grand Champion Steer 2012 California Mid-State Fair Full sib to the 2010 Res. Grand Steer, New Mexico State Fair. Full sibs & embryos available.

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Steve, Mary Ann, Wes and Maggie Boneso invite you to come and view their strongest calf crop yet. This year we will be selling our cattle private treaty on a first come, first served basis. We have a wide variety of show steer prospects, as well as elite females available that will consist of full sibs to the Grand Champion Steer at the 2012 California Mid-State fair and Reserve Grand Steer at the 2010 New Mexico State Fair. Represented sires include Heatwave, Monopoly and Walks On Water. All calves are available for viewing at the ranch and we would enjoy having you come by and see this tremendous set of prospects in person. In addition to our great show prospects, our kids are moving away to college and we are looking to reduce our numbers. As a result, we have donors and bred females available for purchase, including replacments implanted with embryos from some of our top cows and most succesful matings. Cows will also be sold private treaty on a first come, first serve basis.

WALKS ON WATER — FOR SALE

Visit our website, www.bonesolivestock.com, for more info and to view our selection.

Tag 40 - "Fergalicious" Dr. Who x Miss Business — FOR SALE

Monopoly x Lady Lumps (Mossy Oak/Double Stuff) 2012 Reserve Champion Chi Heifer, Red Wave Classic and Western Bonanza; 2012 Class Winner, Denver National Western Prospect Heifer Breeding Show — FULL SIBS SELL

Heatwave x Lois Lane Reserve Grand Champion Steer, 2010 New Mexico State Fair. Brother to 2012 Grand Champion Steer, 2012 California Mid-State Fair — FULL SIBS SELL

Walks on Water x Hot Toddy (Irish Whiskey/Chill Factor) 2012 Champion California Bred Steer, Red Wave Classic — FULL SIBS SELL

Steve, Mary Ann, Wes and Maggie Boneso 5995 Martingale Circle, San Miguel, CA 93451 Home: 805-227-4031 Cell: 805-294-3816

Tag 39 - "N178" Who Made Who — FOR SALE

Tag 34 - "Ms. Whiskey Girl" Irish Whiskey x Angus 5118 — FOR SALE


Saturday,

September 29, 2012 3:00 PM

at the Sale Headquarters, Seward, NE 1 hour from Ak-Sar-Ben

Cloud 9 X Sable

Solution X 18S

Final Solution X Darla

Roan Blast, ShorthornPlus

SELLING ... 40 Show Heifer Prospects; Elite Donor Cows and Embryo Packages

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Cloud 9 X Sable


Sale updates at www.koltcattle.com Watch for Videos available after September 26th www.youtube.com/koltcattleco

Primo X 8120 Dam Proud X Mirage Red Rock X Mona Lisa

Solution X Karen

Solution X Karen

Primo X 8120

Tiger Woods X Vegas

Red Rock X Mirage Solution X 1J

Red Meat X Mirage

Sale Management by ...

Jeff K & Darla Aegerter 402.641.4696 Seward, NE jaegerter@neb.rr.com

For catalog requests go to www.aegertermarketing.com

Nate, Lynn, Carly & Micheal Kolterman 402.641.0146, Seward, NE www.koltcattle.com nkoltr@gmail.com September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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& Friends

Steer & Heifer PaSture Sale sepTemBer 19 round i

bidS cloSe at 7 P.m. cSt

View cattle at: via Caldwell-Willoughby

Burke ranch 42887 GG Rd. Genoa, NE 68640 Tim: 402-750-0440

Raised by Burke Sold by Weise & Lucky Strike :: Shown by andrew hodges

Don’t Miss

Raised by Burke Sold by Scott Foreman/Gene Wilson :: Shown by kade kilmer

round ii ocToBer 11 Tim Burke: 402-750-0440 richard FosTer iii, herdsman: 713-412-4487 cody Burke: 402-649-9735 kevin Bremer: 402-366-9504 burke-cattle.com • timburkeshowcattle@frontier.com

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Congratulations!

2011 Kansas State Fair Champion Limousin - Kelsey Shapland

• MORGAN LAWRENCE: Lane County Kansas Grand Champion Steer • SETH SHAPLAND: Grant County Kansas Grand Champion Steer • COLSIE METCALF: Grant County Reserve Champion Steer • KELSEY SHAPLAND: Outlaw Showdown Breed Champion • KELSEY SHAPLAND: Lane County Reserve Breed Ring A and B • KELSEY SHAPLAND: Lane County Beef Expo Breed Champion • SETH SHAPLAND: Outlaw Showdown Champion Chi

SCHEDULE: 5:00 p.m. • LUNCH 6:30 p.m. • SALE BEGINS SALE DAY PHONE: 785-483-7788 or 785-445-2511 Steve Bonham, Auctioneer

Needville Youth Fair (Texas) Grand Champion Steer - Cade Zurovec

36th AnnuAl Club CAlf SAle

OctOber 13, 2012 6:30pm • at the farm

OLSON FARMS

17983 15th St. Rd., Russell, KS

Directions: Exit 180 on I-70. North 1 1/2 miles to Hwy. 40. West 1 mile to 180th St. 1 mile north on 180th. 1/8 mile west.

SIreS: Unstoppable bodacious Monopoly I am Legend

Robert & Melinda Olson 785-483-3965 Elroy Dietz 785-483-3908 Michael Olson 785-445-2511 Martin Dietz 785-324-0701


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Saturday, October 13, 2012 Waynesville, Ohio

GREENHORN

3 e id r P a st u g u A Q S E C GC

Dave & Josh Greenhorn 3450 Middle Run Road Waynesville, Ohio 45068 Dave: 937-470-6552 Josh: 937-681-1948 Consultant: Col. A.E. Greenhorn Herdsman: Kolten Greenhorn

This amazing female is destined to become a lead donor in our program. The Augusta Pride genetics will highlight our Fall Sale along with our Louisville Embryo Sale, November 11, 2012 - “Where Future Generations Are Created.”

SULL Sara’s Perfect

Little Cedar Cherri 504

A top selling CF Solution daughter whose matings to Sonny and Red Stallion have us excited.

Her Asset heifer will be a crowd favorite! 504 is one tremendous Sonny daughter!

K-Kim Mona Lisa 164N My pick of the Mona Lisa’s. 164N genetics will highlight our Embryo Sale.

RL Sonny Charm 7102 Dam of the 2012 Show Heifer of the Year. Her Asset and Eldorado heifers Sell October 13th and might be her best yet.

SULL Fool Me 508 This Trump daughter out of a Deerpark Leader 18th cow. Look for her frozen genetics in Louisville.

SULL Hot Tamale Supreme Champion 2010 NAILE. Two full sister SELL October 13th. WOW!

LLC


Legends of Fall Breeders’ World Online Heifer Sale

October 29, 2012

We are again excited to team up as western breeders and offer you a great set of heifers. These females will not only be competitive in the show ring, but will become tremendous cows for your own breeding program in the future! Between all three breeders we have over 50 years of experience in breeding cattle and have traveled the country year after year to incorporate the best genetics into each of our herds. We feel there are three key ingredients to producing great cattle; structure, fleshing ability, and confirmation. This group of females excel in all three! Mark your calendars for this great event and we look forward to seeing you!

-Legends Breeders’ Group

www.legendsfemalesale.com

Heifers sold in last years sale!

Steers and heifers sold last fall have claimed over 20 Grand and Reserve Champion banners this year! Let your next heifer come from the Legends of Fall Breeders’ Group! Calves sired by Eye Candy, Monopoly 2, Sunseeker, Thriller, MVP, Pooh Bear, Nautica, Drill Bit and more...

Ahlin Cattle Company Phone: 801.450.1631

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Barker Cattle Company Phone: 801.372.0996

Bushman Cattle Company Phone: 801.368.7645



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Gale Long, Owner Dillon Durham, Herdsman Joana Brock, Office Manager ••• 5945 Orangeburg Rd New Paris, OH 45347 (765) 546-0395

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The Ellsworth Equestrian Center is open for (your) business!

Ellsworth Community College has a 75,100 square foot Ellsworth Equestrian Center on the south side of Iowa Falls, Iowa. Shows and events can be booked. Don’t wait! Call now to schedule your event in Iowa’s newest premier facility.

Here’s what you’ll love about this place:

For more information contact the Equine Center at 641-648-8730 or e-mail EllsworthEquestrian@iavalley.edu. Check us out online at EllsworthEquestrian.com. This ad paid for, in part, By the Vision Iowa Program

89 stalls (September through April) with concrete alleys; 130 stalls available May through August

100x275 indoor show arena with seating for 500; warm-up arena connects directly to the show arena

Heated wash racks

Vendor areas

Ample parking and 24 RV electrical hook-ups

Numerous motels nearby with many amenities (including indoor pools)

Assortment of local restaurants, each with its own unique style and flavor

Check out our Upcoming Events calendar at EllsworthEquestrian.com. Contact information and event schedules are posted for those who want to participate or attend.

709 Ellsworth Ave., Iowa Falls, IA Ph: 641-648-8730 or toll-free 1-800-322-9235 E: EllsworthEquestrian@iavalley.edu W: EllsworthEquestrian.com

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Sold Last Year!

Reserve Grand ChiAngus Female, 2012 AJCA Jr. Nationals

2012 ACA National ™

November 12 at 6:30 p.m. Offering...

West Wing • North American • Louisville, KY

Live cattle, embryos, flush opportunities, and pregnancies!

Sale

Fir more information:

Tyler Humphrey, ACA Director of Marketing and Performance 816-431-2808 • acamarketing@earthlink.net

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October 14, 2012

t c e r i D

Horstman Cattle Co. Newly Constructed Sale Facility West Lafayette, Indiana Horstman Cattle Company proudly invites everyone with an interest in high quality cattle from a cross section of breeds and breeders to be part of their second annual production sale featuring a very impressive group of guest consignors

Mary Patton Angus Earl Park, IN 219-474-6716

Dr Jay Davis 765-438-4531

Lance Sennett 765-366-4894

West Lafayette, IN

Chalmers, IN Barry Wesner 219-863-4744

Thomas Carper 540-336-2737 www.sennettcattle.com

Saturday, Oct. 13th

Cattle available for viewing all afternoon. “Harry’s Chili” and cocktails all evening.

Sunday, Oct. 14th

12:00 (noon) Lunch served by Beutler Meats and Catering 2:00 pm “Factory Direct” video auction

Dr Robin Sheets 765-426-3398

Waynetown, IN

All cattle will be at Horstman Cattle Co. newly constructed sale facility

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Note to travelers... This is Purdue Football Homecoming weekend. Make hotel reservations NOW! For your free reference sale booklet, contact... TOM BURKE, KURT SCHAFF, JEREMY HAAG, AMERICAN ANGUS HALL OF FAME, at the WORLD ANGUS HEADQUARTERS, Box 660, Smithville, MO 64089-0660. Phone: 816-532-0811. Fax: 816-532-0851. E-Mail angushall@earthlink.net.

Larry Horstman, DVM Joe Horstman • 765-426-0426 Randy Martin • 765-412-3660

707 E. 900 N. West Lafayette, IN 47906 www.horstmancattle.com

Catalog Produced By:

Steve Shoup 765-652-3275

Thursday, Oct. 11th

On the Leading EDJE of Innovation 866.839.3353

Kirklin, IN

Schedule of Events


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The new standard for quality. Offering AmericA’s mOst elite genetics YeAr After YeAr November 10, 2012 • 7:30 p.m. • Louisville, Kentucky • Hilton Garden Inn Ballroom

Visit donorsonice.com fOr AdditiOnAl infOrmAtiOn And tO see A cAtAlOg. sAle held in cOnjuctiOn with:

— Bid online —

— Sale ContaCtS — tYler: 419-230-3450 • nick: 309-337-6404 • BOB: 309-337-1404

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— SponSorS —


MiSS BF ConFide in Me

BF MR. ConFidenCe

BF ConFidential

BF MiSS MaCHo tanGo

BF MiSS MaCHo FoRCe

BF MiSS duRa MaG

Duracell x Magnum January 3/4 SM Heifer

3C Macho x Trademark February PB SM Heifer

BF MiSS duRa RuBY

Fat Butt x 322 M January SM Angus Heifer

January SM Angus Heifer

35 2 ••

Full sib to BF Mr. Confidence • January Heifer SM Angus Steel Force x BF GCC 591B

Supreme Champion NE State Fair • Grand Champion American Royal • Grand Champion National Western

BF MiSS Fat Panda

BF MiSS MaCHo 322M

Full sib to BF Mr. Confidence • January Bull SM Angus Steel Force x BF GCC 591B

Steel Force x Macho February 3/4 SM Heifer

Duracell x Magnum January PB SM Heifer

Registered Purepred & Simm Angus Heifers Exceptional Who Made Who Heifers STEERS! Steel Force x Heat Wave BREDS to High Voltage

Directions:

From Hwy. 136, one mile north on 643A Ave. and one mile west on 730th Rd.

Nebraska City, NE

PRIVATE TREATY SALE Bids Close Monday, October 22, 2012

BF Black Simmentals

Bill & lana Fulton 64275 730 Rd. • Auburn, NE 68505 402.274.7454 C • 402.274.5608 H billandlana@windstream.net

www.bfcattle.com

Auburn, NE

Rock Port, MO

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PEMBROOK cattle company ONLINE SALE • OCTOBER 8, 2012 • www.liveauctions.tv

EXAR Totally Tuned X Bushwacker/Freedom X878

Over The Limit X 878/Boyd New Day

This great May show heifer prospect is one of our favorites. With her big rib and great look she should be fun to show next year.

Her sire was a Division Champion at the 2011 National Western and sold to Whitestone Krebs, NE. Her dam raised tthe op selling female in last years online sale. This heifer is another one of our top picks and will make a tremendous show heifer and donor.

Watch PCC website for more information www.pembrookcattle.com UPDATED PICTURES AND VIDEOS TO COME MID SEPTEMBER

EVENING TINGE

Selling 3 young herdsire prospects: 2 Angus 1 Percentage Simmental. An elite group of Angus show heifer prospects sell.

Guest consigner - Barragree Cattle, MT and Standridge Cattle, Lindsay, OK Sires represented- Saugahatchee, Over the Limit, Brilliance, Conneally Stimulus, Iron Mountain, Role Model, Look Out, Totally Tuned, and More.

February Saugahatchee x Evening Tinge She Sells! Full sister to the 2011 American Royal Grand Champion Angus Female.

HC 60 Box 183 • Fairview, Oklahoma 73737

TRAVIS: 405-206-7997 BETH: 405-245-1834

EMAIL: pembrookcc@pldi.net

February Saugahatchee x Evening Tinge He Sells! Great young sire and promotional bull prospect!


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toll-free: 1-877-324-5516 or 269-463-6121 • e-mail: sales@triplectrailersales.com 9136 Hagar Shore Road • Watervliet, Michigan 49098

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3 Time Champion from 2011 Spooktacular Sale

ROMN EXPECT MORE

Many females out of his 1st calf crop will sell in this year’s offering!

KANDI

Many time Champion Female for the Albrecht Family Full sister in the 2012 offering!

OCTOBER 30, 2012 • Selling 10 Elite Limousin Show Heifer and Steer Prospects Online Sale at CW Cattle SaleS

20129 450th Avenue • Arlington, South Dakota 57212 www.romnlimousin.com • romnlimo@msn.com AdAm, michelle & Greyson nielson: 605.203.0733 • 605.203.0732 robert “cookie” & mAry nielson: 605.203.0903 • 605.203.0904

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AUCTIONEER: Tracy Harl

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Watch for sale cattle pictures and catalog on-line at www.showsteers.com /ohlrichs

Saturday, October 20, 2012 • 6:31 pm • Wisner, NE SELLING approximately 65 Head of Steers & Heifers and 10 Bred Heifers.

HLRICHS

Saturday, October 20, 2012 • 6:31 pm • Wisner, NE SELLING approximately 65 Head of Steers & Heifers and 10 Bred Heifers.

Wayne & Barb Ohlrichs

cell: 402.649.5804 • cell: 402.649.6911 • home: 402.371.0695 55943 Hwy. 275, Norfolk, NE • www.showsteers.com/ohlrichs

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2012 ‘Partners for Performance’ Female Sale

Saturday, October 13

Sale at 3 p.m. at the Ranch near Firebaugh, CA, will feature Embryos • Pregnancies Fall Pairs • Fall Open Heifers • Spring Pairs • Spring Bred Heifers • Spring Bred Cows The Sale will Feature the Get and Service of Silveiras Style 9303!

Silveiras Style 9303 Calved: 1/21/2009 Sire: Gambles Hot Rod MGS: Twin Valley Precision E363

CED +10 CW +21

BW +2.7 MARB +.43

WW +42 RE +.42

YW +87

SC -1.10

CEM +12

MILK +18

FAT $W $F $G $B +.020 +16.99 +30.56 +28.29 +58.16

Selling an Outstanding Set of Spring Open Show Heifer Prospects Like These Champions...

Silveiras Saras Dream 1339

This daughter of Style was the high-selling female of our 2011 “Partners for Performance” Female Sale selling for $25,000 to Wyatt Colburn, Visalia. She was the Supreme Champion Female at the 2012 Western Bonanza, division and class winner at the 2012 NWSS ROV Show, Champion Owned Heifer at the California State Preview Show and was most recently the Owned Junior Champion Heifer Division 2 at the NJAS. More like her sell!

Silveiras Saras Dream 1526 This daughter of Style (pictured above) and full sister to 1339 (pictured at left) was the $19,500 top-selling heifer in our Fall Show Heifer Internet Sale to James Moxley IV, West Township, Md. In her first show, she was the Owned Reserve Heifer Calf Champion Division 1 at the 3023 NJAS, Louisville, Ky. More like her sell!

Silveiras Elba 0521

0521 is the reigning ROV Show Heifer of the Year for Clayton Stevenson, Brenham, Texas. She was never out of the purple – a division champion many-times this past year at the regional and national levels. She is out of a flush sister to Style (pictured above). More like her sell!

Watch & Bid Live: rick & Allison Blanchard: (559) 217-1502 • silveirabros@msn.com Garrett Blanchard: (559) 978-2778 • Darrell Silveira: (559) 217-1504 Carole Silveira: (559) 240-6004 • P.O. Box 37 • Firebaugh, CA 93622

Download a sale book online: www.silveirabros.com

Sale Manager: Matt Macfarlane Marketing Matt Macfarlane (916) 803-3113 www.m3marketing.com mmacfarlane@wildblue.net

auctioneers: rick Machado & John rodgers

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Champion Market Heifer, 2012 Iowa State Fair

shown by macey goretska

Carnac x Draft Pick Raised by Rory Went Sold to Tracy Goretska

congratulations Goretska family on an outstanding year! Many Time Champion!

carnac

contact all major semen distributors and owners to order semen. limited supply available!

Owners:

Rory Went • Kirk Roecker • John Sachau

Monroe, Nebraska

RoRy, KElli, DaNi, aND CalE WENt:

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Owned

Grand Champion Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 11 | Shown by: Cole Greiman, Garner, Iowa

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Reserve Div. 11 | Shown by: Sydney Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif.

Bred & Owned

Grand Champion B&O Heifer

Champion Div. 5 | Shown by: Cameron Ward, Plattsburg, Mo.

reserve Grand B&O Heifer

Champion Div. 3 | Shown by: Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa.

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natiOnal JuniOr anGus sHOw

July 15-21, 2012 • Louisville, Ky. Judges: Mark Johnson, Orlando, Okla. Jeff Godden, Iberia, Mo. Steve Reimer, Chamberlain, SD Jason Duggin, Martin, Tenn. Rob Starkey, Greenfield, Ind.


Champion Div. 1 Owned Heifer, shown by: Kinsey Crowe, West Alexandria, Ohio

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Owned Heifer, shown by: James Moxley IV, West Friendship, Md.

Champion Div. 2 Owned Heifer, shown by: Lauren Schur, Sabillasville, Md.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Owned Heifer, shown by: Ryne Friesen, Arnett, Okla.

Champion Div. 3 Owned Heifer, shown by: Trent Ray, Abingdon, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Owned Heifer, shown by: Sydney Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif.

Champion Div. 4 Owned Heifer, shown by: Trent Ray, Abingdon, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Owned Heifer, shown by: Macy Perry, Prather, Calif.

Champion Div. 5 Owned Heifer, shown by: Alisa Friesen, Arnett, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 5 Owned Heifer, shown by: Logan Wright, Philippi, W.Va.

Champion Div. 6 Owned Heifer, shown by: Calvin Levisay, Creston, Calif.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Owned Heifer, shown by: Karisa Pfeiffer, Orlando, Okla.

Champion Div. 7 Owned Heifer, shown by: Wyatt Colburn, Visalia, Calif.

Reserve Champion Div. 7 Owned Heifer, shown by: Keegan Cassady, Normal, Ill.

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natiOnal JuniOr anGus sHOw

Owned

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natiOnal JuniOr anGus sHOw

Champion Div. 8 Owned Heifer, shown by: Drew Norris, Corydon, Iowa

Reserve Champion Div. 8 Owned Heifer, shown by: Katlyn Tunstill, Fayetteville, Ark.

Champion Div. 9 Owned Heifer, shown by: Bryanne Duckett, New Liberty, Iowa

Reserve Champion Div. 9 Owned Heifer, shown by: Connor Holvoet, Wever, Iowa

Champion Div. 10 Owned Heifer, shown by: Sydney Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif.

Reserve Champion Div. 10 Owned Heifer, shown by: Keegan Cassady, Normal, Ill.

Owned Champion Div. 12 Owned Heifer, shown by: John Jacobs, Sulphur, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 12 Owned Heifer, shown by: Clayton Stevenson, Brenham, Texas

Bred & Owned

Champion Div. 2 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Cody Theis, Leavenworth, Kan.

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Champion Div. 1 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Danny Headley, Alma, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Logan Boyd, Mayslick, Ky.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Ryan Callahan, Edmond, Okla.


Reserve Champion Div. 4 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: MacKenzie Flory, Baldwin City, Kan.

Reserve Champion Div. 5 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Brody Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa.

Bred & Owned Champion Div. 6 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Lauren Grimes, Hillsboro, Ohio

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Macy Perry, Prather, Calif.

natiOnal JuniOr anGus sHOw

Champion Div. 4 Bred & Owned Heifer, shown by: Shane Heizer, Hagerstown, Md.

COw-Calf Pairs

Grand Champion Owned Pair

Shown by: Kolby Shepard, Perkins, Okla.

reserve Grand Owned Pair Shown by: Cory Watt, Iva, S.C.

reserve Grand B&O Pair Grand Champion B&O Pair

Shown by: Blake Boyd, Mayslick, Ky.

Shown by: Bryce Fitzgerald, West Grove, Pa.

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Bulls

Grand Champion Bull

Shown by: Matt Purfeerst, Faribault, Minn.

reserve Grand Champion Bull

Shown by: Michael Vajgrt, Newhall, Iowa

steers

Grand Champion steer

Shown by: Garrett Gardner, Cherry Tree, Pa.

reserve Grand Champion steer

Shown by: Ryan Nolt, New Holland, Pa.

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natiOnal JuniOr anGus sHOw

July 15-21, 2012 • Louisville, Ky. Judges: Mark Johnson, Orlando, Okla. Jeff Godden, Iberia, Mo. Steve Reimer, Chamberlain, SD Jason Duggin, Martin, Tenn. Rob Starkey, Greenfield, Ind.


Purebred

GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

July 1-6, 2012 • Chillicothe, Mo. Judges: Wes Hudson, Harrison, Ark. Jeff Dameron, Lexington, Ill.

Grand Champion Purebred Heifer

Champion Div. 7 | Shown by: John Shearer, Canton, Kan.

reserve Grand Purebred Heifer

Champion Div. 4 | Shown by: Rasha Martin, Judsonia, Ark.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Heifer

Champion B&O Div. 4 | Shown by: Rasha Martin, Judsonia, Ark.

reserve Grand b&O Heifer

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 4 | Shown by: Tanner Aherin, Phillipsburg, Kan.

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GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

Purebred Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Justin Taubenheim, Amherst, Neb.

Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Christian Hojer, Lake Preston, SD.

Champion Div. 1 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Grant Powell, Palmyra, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Tricia Goes, Odell, Neb.

Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Kali Myers, Oak Ridge, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Carson Hall, Mt Ulla, NC.

Champion Div. 2 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Robert Reynolds, Crab Orchard, Ky.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Sydney Bigger, Media, Ill.

Champion Div. 3 and Div. 3 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Katlynn Sullivan, Robertsdale, Ala.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Purebred Heifer shown by: Emma McDonald, Rolla, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Katlynn Sullivan, Robertsdale, Ala.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Purebred Heifer shown by: Benny McWilliams, Asbury, Mo.

Champion Div. 5 Purebred Heifer shown by: Wyatt Taylor, Kiowa, Colo.

Reserve Div. 5 & Champion Div. 5 B&O Heifer shown by: Chase Tabor, Columbus, Kan.

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Champion Div. 6 and Div. 6 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Madeline Kale Kendrick, Palmyra, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Purebred Heifer shown by: Ariana De La Garza, Centennial, Colo.

Purebred Reserve Champion Div. 6 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Justin Teeter, Mt Ulla, NC.

GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

Reserve Champion Div. 5 B&O Purebred Heifer shown by: Connor Durham, Piedmont, SC.

Reserve Champion Div. 7 Purebred Heifer shown by: Alyssa Beenken, Buckingham, Iowa

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balanCer

Grand Champion balancer Heifer

Champion Div. 5 | Shown by: Britney Volek, Highmore, SD.

reserve Grand balancer Heifer

Reserve Champion Div. 5 | Shown by: Sydney Taubenheim, Amherst, Neb.

b&O balanCer

Grand Champion b&O balancer Heifer

Champion B&O Div. 5 | Shown by: Brad McWilliams, Asbury, Mo.

reserve Grand b&O balancer Heifer

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 5 | Shown by: Collin Berkley, Osborne, Kan.

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GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

July 1-6, 2012 • Chillicothe, Mo. Judges: Wes Hudson, Harrison, Ark. Jeff Dameron, Lexington, Ill.


Champion Div. 1 & Div. 1 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Jake Lammers, Lexington, Neb.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 & Div. 1 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Kaeden Schlake, Cortland, Neb.

Champion Div. 2 Balancer Heifer shown by: Karsyn Youngblood, Columbus, Kan.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Balancer Heifer shown by: Justin Teeter, Mt Ulla, NC.

Champion Div. 2 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Lynae Bowman, Germanton, NC.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Austin Teeter, Mt Ulla, NC.

Champion Div. 3 Balancer Heifer shown by: Tricia Goes, Odell, Neb.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Balancer Heifer shown by: Kirstin Winchester, Jasper, Mo.

Champion Div. 3 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Morgan Winchester, Jasper, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Cameron Schwark, Herscher, Ill.

Champion Div. 4 Balancer Heifer shown by: Quentin Clark, Barnard, Kan.

Reserve Div. 4 & Champion B&O Div. 4 Balancer shown by: Van Tucker, Portis, Kan.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Tyler Beenken, Buckingham, Iowa

Champion Div. 6 Balancer Heifer shown by: Wyatt Taylor, Kiowa, Colo.

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GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

balanCer

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GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Balancer Heifer shown by: Rachel Zumbrunnen, Brookfield, Mo.

Champion Div. 7 Balancer Heifer shown by: Grant Powell, Palmyra, Mo.

Reserve Div. 7 & Champion Div. 7 B&O Balancer Heifer shown by: Kyle Vehige, Bonnots Mill, Mo.

steers

Grand Champion Market steer

Shown by: Cade Cameron, Danville, Iowa

reserve Grand Market steer

Shown by: Anna Ring, Oregon, Ill.

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Purebred bulls

GelbvieH JuniOr ClassiC

July 1-6, 2012 • Chillicothe, Mo. Judges: Wes Hudson, Harrison, Ark. Jeff Dameron, Lexington, Ill.

Grand Champion Purebred bull

Shown by: Ariana De La Garza, Centennial, Colo.

reserve Grand Purebred bull

Shown by: Cole Buffo, Lansing, Kan.

balanCer bulls

Grand Champion balancer bull

Shown by: Kyle Vehige, Bonnots Mill, Mo.

reserve Grand balancer bull

Shown by: Lynae Bowman, Germantown, NC.

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Owned

Grand Champion Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 4 | Shown by: Shawn Skaggs, De Leon, Texas

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 3 | Shown by: Ethan Saye, Pilot Point, Texas

Bred & Owned

Grand Champion B&O Heifer

Shown by: Kalli Ellis, La Ward, Texas

reserve Grand B&O Heifer

Shown by: Shawn Skaggs, De Leon, Texas

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Beefmaster JuniOr natiOnal sHOw

July 23-28, 2012 • Bryan, Texas Judges: Jerry McPeak Blake Nelson


Reserve Champion Div. 1 Owned Heifer shown by: Garrett Mink, Scurry, Texas

Champion Div. 2 Owned Heifer shown by: Ethan Saye, Pilot Point, Texas

Heifers Reserve Champion Div. 2 Owned Heifer shown by: Mekayla Sears-Smith, Axtell, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Owned Heifer shown by: Laramie Naumann, Brenham, Texas

Beefmaster JuniOr natiOnal sHOw

Champion Div. 1 Owned Heifer shown by: Jacqualyn Cawley, Frost, Texas

Bulls

Grand Champion Bull

Shown by: Sage McManus, Lake Charles, La.

steers

reserve Grand Bull

Shown by: Micah Brock, Trinity, Texas

reserve Grand steer

Shown by: Trenton Glaser, Rogers, Texas

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Courtesy of Crystal Blin, Author of crystalcattle.blogspot.com

Turn in your cards...

The life of

A few weeks ago on a trip from Iowa to Oklahoma, we rolled up on stadium lights and carnival rides lighting up the night sky. At first glance it was a county fair, but then it hit me. This wasn’t any old county fair; this was the Coffeyville County Fair. Now what would a Canadian gal, living in Iowa traveling to Oklahoma find so significant about Coffeyville, Kan.? Well, you could say that is where it all began for me. Nine years ago, I decided that I wanted be a part of a collegiate livestock judging team, and that would mean leaving my Canadian home and traveling the U.S. in search of a junior college team. After touring a few schools, Butler Community College ended up being the perfect fit. I knew that being a part of the team would be hard work, and I would have a lot to learn, but the payoff could be huge. When I arrived in Kansas, I was greeted by my coach Chris Mullinix, 12 sophomores, and 11 other freshman, none of whom were from Kansas. We were the out-of-state/country crews. It was the week before classes started, and I was about to take part in my first ever livestock judging team workout. We all piled into two 12-passenger vans and headed to Coffeyville, Kan. My first practice went something like this. That day Chris had decided we would workout on hogs. Let me give you a little background on the Canadian show pig industry - it is non-existent. I had judged hogs before in 4-H contests, but those were feeders hogs or sows that came from who knows where. It was 100-plus degrees that day, and I had never felt humidity like that in my life. I literally thought I was melting. And for a split second, I thought to myself, what in the world was I doing in Kansas, judging hogs, all while melting? I was taking the first step towards opportunities. This fall, hundreds of students have headed back to college – not just for a classroom education, but also to be a part of a livestock judging team. That team is a family of people that they will spend cherished moments with, make mistakes with and likely at times have a love/hate relationship with. Obviously, everyone is in search of trophies, banners, silver bowls, and national championships, but the things you learn about yourself when on a livestock judging team can’t be measured in awards. Two amazing years at Butler turned into two more years at Kansas State University, also participating on its livestock judging team. I got to

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An Ag Girl

travel across the country, was given the chance to see some of the best livestock around, and networked with breeders who before I only knew by seeing their pictures against backdrops. My judging teammates are now successful industry professionals; some have even become livestock judging coaches, now molding the next generation. And, although we certainly don’t spend nearly the quality time together that we used to in those 12-passenger vans, I still know that I can count on them whenever needed. Today when I see livestock judging team on someone’s resume or it comes up in conversation, I have great respect for that person. I know that if their team was anything like my teams they put in countless hours, made huge sacrifices and understand the work ethic it takes to be successful. Livestock judging is my own fraternity. If you or your son and daughter are considering pursing livestock judging, I would encourage their pursuit. The life lessons they will learn, confidence they will gain and contacts they will make will be hard to find in any other organization or competitive sport. They will also probably have quite a bit of fun along the way. Good luck to all the livestock judging teams out there this fall. I will be patiently waiting to hear the drops from Kansas City and Denver, and the final results because once livestock judging is in your blood it never leaves.

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Purebred

LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

July 8-13, 2012 • Des Moines, Iowa Judges: Kevin Jensen, Courtland, Kan. Clint Rusk, Stillwater, Okla.

Grand Champion Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 3 | Shown by: Bailey Carter, Carter, Okla.

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 4 | Shown by: Shelby Skinner, Bolivar, Mo.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Heifer

Champion B&O Div. 3 | Shown by: Clay Schilling, Edson, Kan.

reserve Grand b&O Heifer

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 3 | Shown by: Micaela Fosdick, Chenoa, Ill.

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LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Cody Heavin, Springfield, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Brooke Heavin, Springfield, Mo.

Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Shelby Skinner, Bolivar, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Lauren Stowers, Bridgeport, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Purebred Heifer shown by: Micaela Fosdick, Chenoa, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Purebred Heifer shown by: Randee Corns, Eureka, Kan.

Champion Div. 5 Purebred Heifer shown by: Korynn Clason, Beaver City, Neb.

Champion Div. 6 Purebred Heifer shown by: Cassidy Woodard, Calhan, Colo.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Purebred Heifer shown by: Randee Corns, Eureka, Kan.

Champion B&O Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Shelby Skinner, Bolivar, Mo.

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Ethan Hodges, Leakesville, Miss.

Champion B&O Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Jackson Straight, Logan, Iowa

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Reserve Champion B&O Div. 4 Purebred Heifer shown by: Sarah Al Mazroa, Peru, Iowa

Champion B&O Div. 5 Purebred Heifer shown by: Jordan Dye, Paola, Kan.

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 5 Purebred Heifer shown by: Ethan Hodges, Leakesville, Miss.

Champion B&O Div. 6 Purebred Heifer shown by: Cassidy Woodard, Calhan, Colo.

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 6 Purebred Heifer shown by: Karsyn Youngblood, Columbus, Kan.

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LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

Reserve Champion B&O Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Micaela Fosdick, Chenoa, Ill.

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Lim-FLex

Grand Champion Lim-Flex Heifer

Champion Div. 2 | Shown by: Adam Griffith, Boonsboro, Md.

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Champion Div. 4 | Shown by: Andrew Milam, Olmstead, Ky.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Lim-Flex Heifer

Shown by: Chase Ratliff, Westphalia, Kan.

reserve Grand b&O Lim-Flex Heifer

Shown by: Shelby Skinner, Bolivar, Mo.

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LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

July 8-13, 2012 • Des Moines, Iowa Judges: Kevin Jensen, Courtland, Kan. Clint Rusk, Stillwater, Okla.


Reserve Champion Div. 1 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Jaden Linthicum, Welch, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Cheyanne Ratliff, Westphalia, Kan.

Champion Div. 3 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Christine Todd, Danvers, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Caitlyn Ochsner, Kersey, Colo.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Rachel Booth, Miami, Okla

Champion Div. 5 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Linden Faith Linthicum, Welch, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 5 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Miranda Taylor, Starke, Fla.

Champion Div. 6 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Abby Hendrickson, Adair, Okla.

LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

Champion Div. 1 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Grant Hubbard, Miami, Okla.

Lim-FLex Reserve Champion Div. 6 Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Remy Carmichael, Midland, Texas

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Purebred buLLs

Grand Champion Purebred bull

Shown by: Clay Schilling, Edson, Kan.

reserve Grand Purebred bull

Shown by: Mark Blake, Earl Park, Ind.

Lim-FLex buLLs

Grand Champion Lim-Flex bull

Shown by: Justin Montagne, Elk Point, SD.

reserve Grand Lim-Flex bull

Shown by: Andrew Wright, Miami, Okla.

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LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

July 8-13, 2012 • Des Moines, Iowa Judges: Kevin Jensen, Courtland, Kan. Clint Rusk, Stillwater, Okla.


PrOGress steers

LimOusin JuniOr natiOnaLs

July 8-13, 2012 • Des Moines, Iowa Judges: Kevin Jensen, Courtland, Kan. Clint Rusk, Stillwater, Okla.

Grand Champion Progress steer

Shown by: Mara Anderson, Garner, Iowa

reserve Grand Progress steer

Shown by: Kaitlyn Boyer, Weldon, Iowa

PrOsPeCt steers

Grand Champion Prospect steer

Shown by: Kody Baker, Altus, Okla.

reserve Grand Prospect steer

Shown by: Jacob Keeton, Wolfforth, Texas

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Purebred

Grand Champion Owned Heifer

Shown by: Sarah Bush, Blairstown, Mo.

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Shown by: Amanda Jo Liebhart, New Boston, Mo.

Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Ashley Nicole Salyers, Billings, Mo.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Purebred Heifer shown by: Lindsey Huffmaster, Williford, Ark.

Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Jacob Irwin, Ola, Ark.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Purebred Heifer shown by: Jenna K. Stewart, Guthrie, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Purebred Heifer shown by: Morgan Leeann Street, Cave City, Ark.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Purebred Heifer shown by: Lane Bray, Sidney, Ark.

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SalerS JuniOr natiOnal

July 11-14, 2012 • DuQuoin, Ill. Judges: Duane & Julie Stephens, West Salem, Ill.


Purebred b&O

SalerS JuniOr natiOnal

July 11-14, 2012 • DuQuoin, Ill. Judges: Duane & Julie Stephens, West Salem, Ill.

Grand Champion Purebred b&O Heifer

Shown by: Haley Harris, Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

reserve Grand Purebred b&O Heifer

Shown by: Jessica Lauren Dixon, Pawhuska, Okla.

COw-Calf PairS

Grand Champion Cow-Calf Pair

Shown by: Madyson Maze, Goreville, Ill.

reserve Grand Cow-Calf Pair

Shown by: Meagan Maze, Goreville, Ill.

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OPtimizerS

Grand Champion Optimizer Heifer

Shown by: Kristen Leigh Brewer, Goreville, Ill.

reserve Grand Optimizer Heifer

Shown by: Jamie Maze, Goreville, Ill.

OPtimizer b&O

Grand Champion Optimizer b&O Heifer

Shown by: Miranda L Zumbehl, New Bloomfield, Mo.

reserve Grand Optimizer b&O Heifer Shown by: Lane Bray, Sidney, Ark.

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SalerS JuniOr natiOnal

July 11-14, 2012 • DuQuoin, Ill. Judges: Duane & Julie Stephens, West Salem, Ill.


SteerS

SalerS JuniOr natiOnal

July 11-14, 2012 • DuQuoin, Ill. Judges: Duane & Julie Stephens, West Salem, Ill.

Grand Champion Steer

Champion Market | Shown by: Miranda Zumbehl, New Bloomfield, Mo.

reserve Grand Steer

Champion Prospect | Shown by: Miranda Zumbehl, New Bloomfield, Mo.

reserve Champion market Steer

Shown by: Faith Barringer, Buncombe, Ill.

reserve Champion Prospect Steer

Shown by: Eden Moore, Mead, Neb.

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Purebred

Grand Champion Owned Heifer

Shown by: Claire Trennepohl, Middletown, Ind.

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Shown by: Derek Richie, Buckingham, Ill.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Heifer

Shown by: Tyler Alwardt, Altamont, Ill.

reserve Grand b&O Heifer

Shown by: Zach Henthorn, Fleming, Ohio

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Simmental natiOanal ClaSSiC

July 7-13, 2012 Lima, Ohio Judge: Dr. Scott Greiner, Blacksburg, Va.


PerCentaGe

Grand Champion Percentage Heifer

Simmental natiOanal ClaSSiC

July 7-13, 2012 Lima, Ohio Judge: Dr. Scott Greiner, Blacksburg, Va.

Shown by: Paige Henderson, Anita, Iowa

reserve Grand Owned Heifer

Shown by: Mark Moriondo, Mount Vernon, Mo.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Heifer

Shown by: Casey Owen, Bois D’Arc, Mo.

reserve Grand b&O Heifer

Shown by: Morgan Cook, Reed City, Mich.

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Grand Champion Steer

SteerS reserve Grand Champion Steer Shown by: Max Kaplan, Sturgeon, Mo.

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Simmental natiOanal ClaSSiC

Shown by: Allison Reed, Lindsey, Ohio

July 7-13, 2012 Lima, Ohio Judge: Dr. Scott Greiner, Blacksburg, Va.


Purebred

Grand Champion Purebred Heifer

Shown by: Kylie Leachman

reserve Grand Purebred Heifer Shown by: John Nelson

nOrth AmeriCAn JuniOr red AnGus event

June 20-23, 2012 • Hutchinson, Kan. Judge: Jake Scott, Gordon, Neb. Dr. Scott Schaake, Manhattan, Kan.

bred & Owned

Grand Champion b&O Heifer

Shown by: Nicholas Andrews

reserve Grand b&O Heifer Shown by: Calli Bayer

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COmmerCiAl

Grand Champion Commercial Heifer

Shown by: Ashlee Corns

reserve Grand Commercial Heifer Shown by: Nathan Lanier

Futurity

Grand Champion Futurity Heifer

Shown by: Camiel Blomme

reserve Grand Futurity Heifer Shown by: Ashlee Corns

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nOrth AmeriCAn JuniOr red AnGus event

June 20-23, 2012 • Hutchinson, Kan. Judge: Jake Scott, Gordon, Neb. Dr. Scott Schaake, Manhattan, Kan.


bulls

Grand Champion b&O bull

Shown by: Owen Tolar

reserve Grand b&O bull Shown by: Cody Kluser

nOrth AmeriCAn JuniOr red AnGus event

June 20-23, 2012 • Hutchinson, Kan. Judge: Jake Scott, Gordon, Neb. Dr. Scott Schaake, Manhattan, Kan.

steers

Grand Champion steer

Shown by: John Nelson

reserve Grand steer Shown by: Calley Stubbs

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Polled

Grand Champion Polled Heifer

Shown by: Whitney, Mason and Catelyn Walker, Prairie Grove, Ark.

reserve Grand Polled Heifer

Shown by: Mitchell Tucker, North Platte, Neb.

Horned

Grand Champion Horned Heifer

Champion Div. 4 | Shown by: Mitchell and Blake Tucker, North Platte, Neb.

reserve Grand Horned Heifer

Champion Div. 5 | Shown by: Emma and Libby Rushton, Waverly, Tenn.

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Junior national Hereford exPo

July 1-8, 2012 • Grand Island, Neb. Judges: Eldon Krebs, Gordon, Neb. Charlie Boyd Jr., Mays Lick, Ky. Ryan Rathmann, Lubbock, Texas


Champion Div. 1 Polled Heifer shown by: Max and Grant Goble, Alto, Mich.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Polled Heifer shown by: Chase, Brooke, Hanna and Abigail Billing, Greendell, NJ.

Champion Div. 2 Polled Heifer shown by: Bailey, Brett, Riley and Lauren Jones, Darlington, Wisc.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Polled Heifer shown by: Tommie Lynne Mead, Midville, Ga.

Champion Div. 3 Polled Heifer shown by: Austin and Blayke Breeding, Miami, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Polled Heifer shown by: Elise Hackett, Tuscola, Ill.

Champion Div. 4 Polled Heifer shown by: Jacob and Evan Sims, Edmond, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Polled Heifer shown by: Nicholas Torrance, Media, Ill.

Champion Div. 5 Polled Heifer shown by: Mateo Bryan, Dawson, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 5 Polled Heifer shown by: Emilee and Dylan Kottkamp, Clayton, Ind.

Champion Div. 6 Polled Heifer shown by: Brandt Downing, Terrebonne, Ore.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Polled Heifer shown by: Kjersta and Hans Lind, Rushford, Minn.

Reserve Champion Div. 7 Polled Heifer shown by: Kagney Collins, Flanagan, Ill.

Champion Div. 8 Polled Heifer shown by: Kyle Lemon, Manchester, Md.

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Junior national Hereford exPo

Polled

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Junior national Hereford exPo

Reserve Champion Div. 8 Polled Heifer shown by: Abby Geye, Rising Star, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 9 Polled Heifer shown by: Kagney Collins, Flanagan, Ill.

Champion Div. 10 Polled Heifer shown by: Marie Lock, Avon, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 10 Polled Heifer shown by: Nicholas Delaney, Lake Benton, Minn.

Champion Div. 11 Polled Heifer shown by: Morgan Lowderman, Macomb, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 11 Polled Heifer shown by: Taryn Adcock, Assumption, Ill.

Polled Champion Div. 12 Polled Heifer shown by: Chloe Cox, Stillwater, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 12 Polled Heifer shown by: Mason Walker, Prairie Grove, Ark.

CarCass steers

Grand Champion Carcass steer

Shown by: Lauren Prill, Wichita, Kan.

reserve Grand Carcass steer

Shown by: Trevor Schultz, Columbus, Neb.

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Champion Div. 1 Horned Heifer shown by: Nicholas, Justin and Kayann Eck, Putnam, Okla.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Horned Heifer shown by: Katie Fehlman, Junction City, Kan.

Champion Div. 2 Horned Heifer shown by: Audrey Nolan, Gilmer, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Horned Heifer shown by: Jess Hawk, Earlville, Ill.

Champion Div. 3 Horned Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Nessler, Fort Worth, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Horned Heifer shown by: Jacqueline Rosson, Milford, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 4 Horned Heifer shown by: Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 5 Horned Heifer shown by: Bailey Morrell, Willows, Calif.

Champion Div. 6 Horned Heifer shown by: Kari Brumley, Orovada, Nev.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 Horned Heifer shown by: Stewart Skiles, Dalhart, Texas

Champion Div. 7 Horned Heifer shown by: Alec Bailey, Colusa, Calif.

Junior national Hereford exPo

Horned

Reserve Champion Div. 7 Horned Heifer shown by: Kari Brumley, Orovada, Nev.

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Bred & oWned

Grand Champion B&o Heifer

Champion B&O Div. 5 | Shown by: Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, Texas

reserve Grand B&o Heifer

Champion B&O Div. 7 | Shown by: Kari Brumley, Orovada, Nev.

B&o Bulls

Grand Champion B&o Bull

Shown by: Cody Jensen, Courtland, Kan.

reserve Grand B&o Bull

Shown by: Karey Howes, Taneytown, Md.

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Junior national Hereford exPo

July 1-8, 2012 • Grand Island, Neb. Judges: Eldon Krebs, Gordon, Neb. Charlie Boyd Jr., Mays Lick, Ky. Ryan Rathmann, Lubbock, Texas


Champion Div. 1 B&O Heifer shown by: Amanda Ash, Newton, Wisc.

Reserve Champion Div. 1 B&O Heifer shown by: Chase, Abigail, Brooke and Hanna Billing, Greendell, NJ.

Champion Div. 2 B&O Heifer shown by: Jess Hawk, Earlville, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 2 B&O Heifer shown by: Dylan Kottkamp, Clayton, Ind.

Champion Div. 3 B&O Heifer shown by: Gabrielle Torrance, Media, Ill.

Reserve Champion Div. 3 B&O Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Nessler, Fort Worth, Texas

Champion Div. 4 B&O Heifer shown by: Kirbie Day, Waxahachie, Texas

Reserve Champion Div. 4 B&O Heifer shown by: Emilee and Dylan Kottkamp, Clayton, Ind.

Reserve Champion Div. 5 B&O Heifer shown by: Bailey Buck, Madill, Okla.

Champion Div. 6 B&O Heifer shown by: Kari Brumley, Orovada, Nev.

Reserve Champion Div. 6 B&O Heifer shown by: Nicole Ash, Newton, Wisc.

Junior national Hereford exPo

Bred & oWned

Reserve Champion Div. 7 B&O Heifer shown by: Kaine Warnken, Schulenburg, Texas

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CoW-Calf Pairs

Grand Champion Cow-Calf Pair

Champion Owned | Shown by: Lauren and Luke Prill, Wichita, Kan.

reserve Grand Cow-Calf Pair

Champion B&O | Shown by: Bailey, Brett and Riley Jones, Darlington, Wisc.

reserve owned Cow-Calf Pair

Shown by: Bryden Barber, Channing, Texas

reserve B&o Cow-Calf Pair

Shown by: Tommie Lynne Mead, Midville, Ga.

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Junior national Hereford exPo

July 1-8, 2012 • Grand Island, Neb. Judges: Eldon Krebs, Gordon, Neb. Charlie Boyd Jr., Mays Lick, Ky. Ryan Rathmann, Lubbock, Texas


ProGress steers

Grand Champion Progress steer

Shown by: Vada Vickland, Longmont, Colo.

Junior national Hereford exPo

July 1-8, 2012 • Grand Island, Neb. Judges: Eldon Krebs, Gordon, Neb. Charlie Boyd Jr., Mays Lick, Ky. Ryan Rathmann, Lubbock, Texas

reserve Grand Progress steer

Shown by: Clayton Main, Seymour, Ind.

ProsPeCt steers

Grand Champion Prospect steer

Shown by: Blayke and Austin Breeding, Miami, Texas

reserve Grand Prospect steer

Shown by: Savannah West, Channing, Texas

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Grey Owned

Grand Champion Grey Owned Heifer

Shown by: Austin Gonzalez, Houston, Texas

reserve Grand Grey Owned Heifer

Shown by: Logan Peterson, Blooming Grove, Texas

Grey B&O

Grand Champion Grey B&O Heifer

Shown by: ley Herzog, Robinson, Texas

reserve Grand Grey B&O Heifer

Shown by: Garrison Tullos, Bremond, Texas

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natiOnal JuniOr BraHman SHOw

July 23-28, 2012 • Shawnee, OkLa.. Judges: Paul Maulsby, College Station, Texas Brett Barber, Dumas, Texas


red Owned

Grand Champion red Owned Heifer

Shown by: Amie Ferguson, Roanoke, La.

natiOnal JuniOr BraHman SHOw

July 23-28, 2012 • Shawnee, OkLa.. Judges: Paul Maulsby, College Station, Texas Brett Barber, Dumas, Texas

reserve Grand red Owned Heifer

Shown by: Kelli Doucet, Church Point, La.

red B&O

Grand Champion red B&O Heifer

Shown by: Evan Acevedo, Mission, Texas

reserve Grand red B&O Heifer

Shown by: Amie Ferguson, Roanoke, La.

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Grey BullS

Grand Champion Grey Bull

Shown by: Jacob Valenta, Alleyton, Texas

reserve Grand Grey Bull

Shown by: Hannah Carriere, Port Barre, La.

red BullS

Grand Champion red Bull

Shown by: Allie Carriere, Port Barre, La.

reserve Grand red Bull

Shown by: Jessica Smith, Maringouin, La.

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natiOnal JuniOr BraHman SHOw

July 23-28, 2012 • Shawnee, OkLa.. Judges: Paul Maulsby, College Station, Texas Brett Barber, Dumas, Texas


Jr Heifers

illinOis state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Springfield, Ill.

Grand Champion Junior Heifer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Elizabeth Heaton

reserve Grand Junior Heifer

Champion MaineTainer | Shown by: Derek Humphrey

3rd Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Polled Hereford | Shown by: Morgan Lowderman

4th Overall Junior Heifer Champion Angus | Shown by: Carson Welsh

5th Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Maddey Tebbe

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illinOis state fair

Jr Heifers Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Taylor Adcock

Champion Belted Galloway Heifer shown by: Ryan Fogle

Reserve Champion Belted Galloway Heifer shown by: Ryan Fogle

Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Will Blankers

Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Trent Bertsche

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Donovan Smith

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Seely Sayre

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Kendi Sayre

Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Heifer shown by: Matt Johnson

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Christine Todd

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Micaela Fosdick

Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Curt Ferguson

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Jamie Moore

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Heaton

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Reserve Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Leslie Walker

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Caleb Seys

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Jacob Tol

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Greta Meisner

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Derek Richie

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Lucas Wisnefski

Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Jake Bloomberg

Reserve Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Nathan Clark

illinOis state fair

Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Morgan Kramer

Jr Heifers Champion AOB Heifer shown by: Jade Oros

Reserve Champion AOB Heifer shown by: Brad Craig

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Junior Heifers

land-Of-linCOln

Grand Champion l-O-l Jr. Heifer

Shown by: Morgan Lowderman

reserve Grand l-O-l Jr. Heifer Shown by: Carson Welsh

Junior steers

land-Of-linCOln

Grand Champion l-O-l Jr. steer

Champion Angus | Shown by: Riley Allspach

reserve Grand l-O-l Jr. steer

Champion Hereford | Shown by: Dylan Bauer

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illinOis state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Springfield, Ill.


Grand Champion steer

Champion Crossbred | Shown by: AJ Line

illinOis state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Springfield, Ill.

Market steers reserve Grand Champion steer Reserve Crossbred | Shown by: Zachary Day

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Casey Martin

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Jared Hinshaw

Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Kindsey Knauth

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illinOis state fair

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Dalton Line

Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Beau Bennett

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Trevor Frerichs

Champion AOB Steer shown by: Lucas Wisnefski

Reserve Champion AOB Steer shown by: Zachary Day

Champion Div. 1 Crossbred Steer shown by: John Thompson

steers Reserve Champion Div. 1 Crossbred Steer shown by: Maurissa Moulton

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Crossbred Steer shown by: AJ Line

Mkt Heifers

3rd Overall Market Heifer shown by: Tyler Verbeck

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Grand Champion Market Heifer shown by: Dylan Torrey

Reserve Grand Champion Market Heifer shown by: Caleb Seys

4th Overall Market Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Heaton

5th Overall Market Heifer shown by: Donovan Smith


illinOis state fair

Open feMales

Champion Angus Female shown by: Trent Ray

Reserve Champion Angus Female shown by: Keegan Cassady

Champion Charolais Female shown by: Trent Bertsche

Reserve Champion Charolais Female shown by: Trent Bertsche

Champion Hereford Female shown by: Elizabeth Nessler

Reserve Champion Hereford Female shown by: Del Hawk Cattle Co. & Jess Hawk

Champion Polled Hereford Female shown by: Morgan Lowderman

Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Female shown by: Rhett Lowderman

Champion Limousin Female shown by: Etherton Farms

Reserve Champion Limousin Female shown by: Little Mackinaw Cattle Co.

Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Jamie Moore

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Austin Betzold

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illinOis state fair

Open feMales

Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Allison Manchester

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Makenzie Ewalt

Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Katlyn Pieper

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Emily Moore

Champion Polled Shorthorn Female shown by: Stetson Herzog

Reserve Champion Polled Shorthorn Female shown by: Reagen Tibbs

Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Wes Leemon

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Greta Meisner

Champion Simmental Female shown by: Koty Allen

Reserve Champion Simmental Female shown by: Diamond A Farms

Champion Foundation Simmental Female shown by: Dillon Fairow

Reserve Champion Foundation Simmental Female shown by: Tyler Adcock

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Grand Champion Open steer

illinOis state fair

Champion Crossbred | Shown by: Hunter Weber

August 9-19, 2012 Springfield, Ill.

Open steers reserve Grand Open steer Reserve Crossbred | Shown by: Zachary Day

Open land-Of-linCOln

Grand Champion l-O-l Open steer

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Kinsey Knauth

reserve Grand l-O-l Open steer Champion Angus | Shown by: Gretchen Simpson

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illinOis state fair

Reserve Champion Angus Open Steer shown by: Casey Martin

Champion Hereford Open Steer shown by: Taylor Donelson

Reserve Champion Hereford Open Steer shown by: Adam Day

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Open Steer shown by: Stacy Meisel

Champion Simmental Open Steer shown by: Devin Aherin

Reserve Champion Simmental Open Steer shown by: Ivan Harvell

JaCkpOt Heifers

Grand Champion Jackpot Heifer

Champion MaineTainer | Shown by: Mackenzie Ewalt

reserve Grand Jackpot Heifer

Champion Foundation Simmental | Shown by: Jake Bloomberg

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Reserve Champion Angus Jackpot Heifer shown by: Codee Schlipf

Champion Chianina Jackpot Heifer shown by: Jennifer Elliott

Reserve Champion Chianina Jackpot Heifer shown by: Chapin Sweatman

Champion Chi-Maine Jackpot Heifer shown by: Elaine Richardson

Reserve Champion Chi-Maine Jackpot Heifer shown by: Cade Hinshaw

Champion Polled Hereford Jackpot Heifer shown by: Taryn Adcock

Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Jackpot Heifer shown by: Chapin Sweatman

Champion MaineTainer Jackpot Heifer shown by: Brent Schnettgoecke

Champion Shorthorn Jackpot Heifer shown by: Sara Pieper

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Jackpot Heifer shown by: Nathan Truckenbrod

Champion Simmental Jackpot Heifer shown by: Madyson Frederick

Reserve Champion Simmental Jackpot Heifer shown by: Clay Sunberg

Reserve Foundation Simmental Jackpot Heifer shown by: Tyler Adcock

Reserve Champion AOB Jackpot Heifer shown by: Wes Leemon

September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

illinOis state fair

Champion Angus Jackpot Heifer shown by: Taylor Adcock

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Jr Heifers

Grand Champion Junior Heifer

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Hannah Spohn, Oak Hill, Ohio

reserve Grand Junior Heifer

Champion Angus | Shown by: Lauren Grimes, Hillsboro, Ohio

3rd Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Hereford | Shown by: Addison Jones, Harrod, Ohio

5th Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Simmental | Shown by: Brooke Bumgardner, South Vienna, Ohio

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4th Overall Junior Heifer Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Jared Bates, Chandlersville, Ohio

OHiO state fair

July 25 - August 5, 2012 Columbus, Ohio


Mkt aniMals

OHiO state fair

July 25 - August 5, 2012 Columbus, Ohio

Grand Champion Market animal

Champion AOB | Shown by: Danielle Heintz, Lakeview, Ohio

reserve Grand Market animal

Champion XB Div. 4 | Shown by: Mackenzie Fruchey, Fayette, Ohio

3rd Overall Market animal

Champion XB Div. 2 | Shown by: Brooke Egbert, Botkins, Ohio

4th Overall Market animal Reserve XB Div. 2 | Shown by: Sara Klehm, Minerva, Ohio

5th Overall Market animal

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Kyle R. Piscione, Lagrange, Ohio

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OHiO state fair

Jr Heifers Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Kinsey Crowe, W Alexandria, Ohio

Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Madison Clark, Covington, Ohio

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Curtis Harsh, Radnor, Ohio

Champion Gelbvieh Heifer shown by: Hunter Sheeley, Hillsboro, Ohio

Reserve Champion Gelbvieh Heifer shown by: Cody Mack, Norwich, Ohio

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Sara Beanblossom, Bradford, Ohio

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Hannah Williamson, Warsaw, Ohio

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Hannah Williamson, Warsaw, Ohio

Champion Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Taylor Cluxton, Peebles, Ohio

Reserve Champion Lim-Flex Heifer shown by: Hannah Ziegler, Upper Sandusky, Ohio

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Janel Gilbert, Greenville, Ohio

Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Brittany Conkey, Hicksville, Ohio

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Abigail Collins, New Paris, Ohio

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Lauren Corry, Xenia, Ohio

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Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Hank Levan, Woodstock, Ohio

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Ty Whitney, St Marys, Ohio

OHiO state fair

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Kaitlyn Justice, Lancaster, Ohio

Jr Heifers Champion Sim-Influenced Heifer shown by: Lauren Grimes, Hillsboro, Ohio

Reserve Champion Sim-Influenced Heifer shown by: Sarah Wireman, Waynesfield, Ohio

Market

Champion Chianina Steer shown by: Callie Daniels, Ada, Ohio

Champion Angus Steer shown by: Will Harsh, Radnor, Ohio

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Jordan Mullett, Coshocton, Ohio

Reserve Champion Chianina Steer shown by: Janel Gilbert, Greenville, Ohio

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Christina Norman, Wauseon, Ohio

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OHiO state fair

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Jarett Smith, Fremont, Ohio

Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Mackenzie Fruchey, Fayette, Ohio

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Lance Utt, Mantua, Ohio

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Sara Klehm, Minerva, Ohio

Reserve Champion AOB Steer shown by: Kirsten Augustine, Loudonville, Ohio

Champion Crossbred Div. 1 Steer shown by: Wyatt Daniels, Ada, Ohio

Reserve Champion Crossbred Div. 1 Steer shown by: Madison Clark, Covington, Ohio

Champion Crossbred Div. 3 Steer shown by: Gerrett Davison, London, Ohio

Reserve Champion Crossbred Div. 3 Steer shown by: Carson Shafer, Eaton, Ohio

Reserve Champion Crossbred Div. 4 Steer shown by: Sierra Gastomsky, West Milton, Ohio

Champion Crossbred Div. 5 Steer shown by: Mackenzie Shuey, Springfield, Ohio

Reserve Champion Crossbred Div. 5 Steer shown by: Lori Millenbaugh, Crestline, Ohio

Market Champion Market Heifer shown by: Sarah A. Johnson, Williamsport, Ohio

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Reserve Champion Market Heifer shown by: Allison Davis, Carrollton, Ohio


OHiO state fair

Open feMales

Champion Angus Female shown by: Will Harsh

Reserve Champion Angus Female shown by: Lauren Grimes

Champion Chianina Female shown by: Cody E. Vance

Reserve Champion Chianina Female shown by: Madison Clark

Champion Gelbvieh Female shown by: Kelsey Sheeley, Maple Valley Farm

Reserve Champion Gelbvieh Female shown by: Hunter Sheeley, Maple Valley Farm

Champion Hereford Female shown by: Cody R. Cope

Reserve Champion Hereford Female shown by: Sara Beanblossom

Champion Limousin Female shown by: Green Pasture Farm

Reserve Champion Limousin Female shown by: Sarah A. Johnson

Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Janel Gilbert

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Devin Coon

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OHiO state fair Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Brittany Conkey

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Kathy Lehman

Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Lauren Corry

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Jamie Limes

Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Luke Spangler

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Taylor Gerdeman

Champion Simmental Female shown by: Campbell Show Calves

Reserve Champion Simmental Female shown by: Lazy H Farm

Champion Sim-Influenced Female shown by: Lindsey Miller

Open feMales Reserve Champion Sim-Influenced Female shown by: Autumn Scheiderer

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prOspeCt Heifers

OHiO state fair

July 25 - August 5, 2012 Columbus, Ohio

Grand Champion prospect Heifer

Shown by: Christopher Tooms, New Concord, Ohio

reserve Grand prospect Heifer

Shown by: Buckeye Valley Show Cattle, West Union, Ohio

3rd Overall prospect Heifer

Shown by: Clouse Farms, Coolville, Ohio

4th Overall prospect Heifer Shown by: Studer Farms, Shelby, Ohio

5th Overall prospect Heifer

Shown by: J. Williams, Coolville, Ohio

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prOspeCt steers

Grand Champion prospect steer

Shown by: Branden DeFrank, Richmond, Ohio

reserve Grand prospect steer

Shown by: Taulbee Cattle Co., Felicity, Ohio

3rd Overall prospect steer

Shown by: Kayla Campbell, Cedarville, Ohio

5th Overall prospect steer

Shown by: Sarah Wireman, Waynesfield, Ohio

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4th Overall prospect steer Shown by: Buckeye Valley Show Cattle, West Union, Ohio

OHiO state fair

July 25 - August 5, 2012 Columbus, Ohio


Tech Trends courtesy of Trans Ova Genetics

Semen Quality

Plays Important Role in Reproductive Performance Achieving high pregnancy rates is critical to the economic return of breeding programs that use advanced reproductive technologies, including embryo transfer or even artificial insemination. While considerable emphasis is often placed on the nutritional and reproductive management of the cow herd, this is only half of the equation. Equally important is the quality and fertility of the semen used, or the male side of the equation. Though little emphasis is often placed on the bull, attention to semen quality and fertility should be an important consideration. Today, frozen semen is available from many of the great sires, collected by many different sources. While most bull collection programs follow standard protocols and strive to achieve basic quality control protocols, there can still be a great deal of variation in semen quality, warns Trans Ova Genetics’ representatives. Sometimes, improper shipment and storage or handling practices can compromise the quality of even the best semen, and there are definitely fertility and quality differences from one sire to another as well as differences from one collection to another from the same sire. Some bulls produce higher-quality semen than others. Even starting with excellent-quality fresh semen doesn’t always ensure that the semen will maintain the same quality through the freezing and thawing process. Therefore, it is recommended that a small amount of semen from one straw from each collection date of semen be examined microscopically to determine the percentage of progressively motile sperm. This should be performed under controlled conditions, and the result should be recorded. If there is ever any question about the semen quality of a bull prior to inseminating an animal – especially an expensive donor in embryo transfer– a breeder should have that semen tested for motility and morphology post-thaw, at the embryo transfer center or a reputable bull stud that provides this service. Whenever fresh semen is used, it is optimal to use the raw, fresh semen as soon after collection as possible. According to Trans Ova Genetics, this fresh semen should naturally be the most viable and fertile semen available, with better motility and sperm cell counts that are more highly concentrated. The use of fresh semen can be an effective alternative for donors who consistently produce large numbers of unfertilized eggs. Of course, in many cases – particularly with the most sought-after bulls that are not owned by the client – the use of fresh semen may not be feasible. Despite the occasional high cost and scarcity of semen from some bulls, frozen semen is a vital tool for incorporating elite genetics into any breeding program. The challenge, therefore, is identifying the highfertility bulls and managing the use of all semen to increase the odds of success. Several considerations should be made to accomplish this sire selection process. When ordering or packaging semen for embryo transfer purposes, ask the owner or bull stud for embryo transfer quality straws. This may include more total sperm per straw or collection dates with

increased quality in terms of motility and morphology. If this cannot be accomplished, breeders should ask the embryo transfer practitioner if they can identify the collection dates that have worked the best on popular bulls. Those dates then should be requested when semen is ordered. Another option for breeders to consider when using expensive or rare semen is to use this semen in an In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) program. A distinct advantage to using expensive or rare semen in IVF is the ability to stretch one unit across the aspirations of up to 5 or more donors, thus fertilizing multiple groups of embryos. Another advantage of an IVF program is that semen of the quality that may not work in an embryo transfer situation may work in an IVF fertilization scenario. With AI breeding, a breeder may want to consider using more than one unit of semen, instead of the single-unit protocol, inseminated at 10 to 12 hours after first standing heat. On occasion, multiple units of semen used across a period of time may result in increased conception rates in AI. When live cover is available, there also are several considerations that should be factored in to maximize pregnancy rates and breeding results. First of all, bulls should be annually tested for breeding soundness and fertility. Fortunately, new bull fertility tests have proven to be accurate, user-friendly, faster and more cost effective than the older, two-day laboratory method of testing fertility. A veterinarian or trained bull handler can easily administer these on-site test kits, and results can be secured in as little as 20 minutes. Prior to any live cover or collection of fresh semen for ET purposes, the bull should be “cleaned out” to ensure the best quality semen is available for the crucial breeding period. In order to screen out any low-fertility bulls in the breeding pasture, it is important that yearling bulls be subjected to a breeding soundness exam. The breeding soundness exam is the combination of a semen test, scrotal circumference measurement and physical examination of the reproductive tract along with parameters that should be met for bulls of a specific age. Nearly any veterinarian can perform these examinations effectively. Using quality semen is a critical step to achieving the breeding program results desired in an AI or ET program. Using semen with a high degree of fertility will greatly improve the number of viable embryos resulting through the fertilization process. A great deal of time and investment goes into the care, handling and breeding of elite females, and the cost of semen can be a huge investment. It pays to carefully consider the quality and fertility of the sires breeders are going to use in their ART programs, to help ensure the rewards and return on investment in the next calf crop.

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Grand Champion Heifer

Junior HeiFerS reserve Grand Champion Heifer Champion AOB | Shown by: Morgan Kramer

open FemaleS Grand Champion open Female

Champion Angus | Shown by: Danny Headley

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DuQuoin State Fair

Champion Angus | Shown by: Sarah Kramer

August 25-26, 2012 DuQuoin, Ill. Judges: Justin Schaal, Farina, Ill. Quentin Smith, Tenn.


Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Morgan Kramer

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Brook Vandeveer

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Morgan Kramer

Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Maddey Tebbe

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Sarah Pieper

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Kellen Kemme

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Connor Travis

Reserve Champion AOB Heifer shown by: Maggie Bromm

Reserve Champion Angus Female shown by: Sierra Day

Champion Hereford Female shown by: Brook Vandeveer

Champion AOB Female shown by: Maddey Tebbe

Reserve Champion AOB Female shown by: Morgan Kramer

DuQuoin State Fair

Jr HeiFerS

open FemaleS

Reserve Champion Hereford Female shown by: Devan Vandeveer

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Grand Champion Heifer

Junior HeiFers reserve Grand Heifer

Reserve Shorthorn | Shown by: William O’Sullivan

ProsPeCt HeiFers

reserve Grand Prospect Calf

Champion Prospect Heifer | Shown by: Logan Kluis

Reserve Champion Prospect Heifer Shown by: Jorli Hauge

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Minnesota state Fair

Champion Charolais | Shown by: Sydney Zehnder

August 23 - September 3, 2012 St. Paul, Minn. Judges: Tom Farrer, Royal Center, Ind. Adam White, Lancaster, Wisc. Mike Lortie, Kimmell, Ind.


Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Lucas Nord

Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Caroline Mayer

Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Mandy Marthaler

Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Blake Heiderman

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Dylan Mente

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Mason Kitchell

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Jordan Bergen

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Thomas Duff

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Austin Yonker

Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Jayma Benda

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Erin Radke

Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Kjersta Lind

Reserve Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Spencer Wangen

Champion Salers Heifer shown by: Ryan Kurth

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Minnesota state Fair

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Riley Ruble

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Patrick O’Sullivan

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Maggie Post

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Fred Mansfield

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Abe Hauge

Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Tyler Johnson

Reserve Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Michael Brual, Jr.

Champion South Devon Heifer shown by: Lane Giess

Reserve Champion South Devon Heifer shown by: Leah Giess

Champion AOB Heifer shown by: Kendrah Schafer

Reserve Champion AOB Heifer shown by: Madison Schafer

Champion Commercial Heifer shown by: Andrea Thate

Jr HeiFers Reserve Champion Commercial Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Donnelly

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Grand Champion steer

Minnesota state Fair

Champion Div. 2 Crossbred | Shown by: Stephanie Krause

August 23 - September 3, 2012 St. Paul, Minn. Judges: Tom Farrer, Royal Center, Ind. Adam White, Lancaster, Wisc. Mike Lortie, Kimmell, Ind.

Junior HeiFers reserve Grand steer

Champion Simmental | Shown by: Greta Tank

ProsPeCt steers

Grand Champion Prospect Calf

Champion Prospect Steer | Shown by: Paige Netzke

Reserve Champion Prospect Steer Shown by: Thomas Norman

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Minnesota state Fair

Jr steers Champion Angus Steer shown by: Cullen Walser

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Tyler Strandberg

Champion Charolais Steer shown by: Leah Putzier

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer shown by: John Donnelly

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Nicholas Delaney

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Ellen Ries

Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Matthew Duff

Reserve Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Joanna Moser

Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Jason May

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Carlie Jackson

Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Ashley Ourada

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Morgan Craig

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer shown by: Ryan Larson

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Reserve Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Lucas Grass

Champion Div. 1 Crossbred Steer shown by: Matt Dinse

Reserve Champion Div. 1 Crossbred Steer shown by: Mac Kampmeier

Reserve Champion Div. 2 Crossbred Steer shown by: Mariah Thate

Champion Div. 3 Crossbred Steer shown by: Kailey Davis

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Crossbred Steer shown by: Erica Thate

Champion Market Heifer shown by: Josh Stangeland

Reserve Champion Market Heifer shown by: Kylee Kohls

Minnesota state Fair

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer shown by: Jon Dilworth

Do you remember where you were back then?

the sc flashback 5 years ago Sept-Oct 2007 SC Cover: Bryan McKay Cattle Co.

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10 years ago Sept-Oct 2002 SC Cover: Shane Show Cattle

Volume 10 Issue 7 September/October 2007

Price of gas: $1.36

Price of gas: $2.86 Billboard #1 on September 8 Fergie: Big Girls Don’t Cry

Billboard #1 on September 7 Nelly: Dilemma

Country #1 on September 8 Rodney Atkins: These Are My People

Country #1 on September 7 Kenny Chesney: The Good Stuff

Box Office Hit on Sept. 7 3:10 to Yuma

Private Treaty Heifer Sale December 16, 2007

Box Office Hit on Sept. 13 Barbershop

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SteerS

Grand Champion Steer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Cole Wilcox

reserve Grand Steer

Champion Crossbred | Shown by: Chloe Martin

3rd Overall Steer

Champion Charolais | Shown by: Baily Rist

5th Overall Steer

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Emily Greenwald

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4th Overall Steer Reserve Chianina | Shown by: Kayla Newsom

IndIana State FaIr

August 3-19, 2012 Indianapolis, Ind.


IndIana State FaIr

Champion Angus Steer shown by: Logan Hyndman

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Haley Fulk

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer shown by: Haley Fulk

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Clayton Main

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Robin Vandewalle

Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Emily Bedwell

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Jennifer Hinen

Champion Red Poll Steer shown by: Alex Nunan

Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Tracey Clifford

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Sheridan Fox

Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Laine Rader

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Katie Mize

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Jr HeIFerS

Grand Champion Junior Heifer

Champion Simmental | Shown by: Claire Trennepohl

reserve Grand Junior Heifer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Ellie Sennett

3rd Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Commercial | Shown by: Becca Chamberlin

5th Overall Junior Heifer

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Xavier Farris

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4th Overall Junior Heifer Champion Angus | Shown by: Madison Stockdale

IndIana State FaIr

August 3-19, 2012 Indianapolis, Ind.


Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Emily Sennett

Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Kallie Knott

Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Craig Greeson

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Leslie Rogers

Champion Gelbvieh Heifer shown by: Kelsie Waitt

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Dylan Kottkamp

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Payton Farmer

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Claire Richards

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Devon Cox

Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Becca Chamberlin

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Blake Ford

Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Brandon Ames

Reserve Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Cody Cornell

Champion Red Poll Heifer shown by: Garett Lowes

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IndIana State FaIr

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IndIana State FaIr

Jr HeIFerS Reserve Champion Red Poll Heifer shown by: Dane Miller

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Kyle O’Conner

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Conner Cross

Reserve Champion Crossbred Heifer shown by: Brooke Hayden

Open FemaleS Champion Angus Female shown by: Chase Cunningham

Reserve Champion Angus Female shown by: Kade Patton

Champion Charolais Female shown by: Kallie Knott

Reserve Champion Charolais Female shown by: Kallie Knott

Champion Chianina Female shown by: Sennett Family

Champion Hereford Female shown by: Ellie Sennett

Reserve Champion Hereford Female shown by: Bill Doig

Champion Limousin Female shown by: Griffths 3G

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Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Jordan Kauhn

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Female shown by: Dice Family

Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Parker Reed

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Female shown by: Harper Henney

Champion Red Poll Female shown by: Garrett Lowes

Reserve Champion Red Poll Female shown by: Dane Miller

Champion Santa Gertrudis Female shown by: Darren Richmond

Reserve Champion Santa Gertrudis Female shown by: Randle Strickmeyer

Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Xavier Farris

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Female shown by: Kenzie Kretzmeier

Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Sydney Stephenson

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Female shown by: Evan Fout

Champion Simmental Female shown by: Jackson Hyndmann

Reserve Champion Simmental Female shown by: Kenny Beshears

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IndIana State FaIr

Reserve Champion Limousin Female shown by: Laura Greeman

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reserve Grand market Hog shown by: Blake Danner

Grand Champion market Hog

shown by: Evan Gilliland

reserve market Lamb

shown by: Alexandra Raute

Grand Champion market Lamb shown by: Justin Willoughby

Grand Champion market Goat shown by: Bradyn Ford

reserve Grand market Goat

shown by: Megan Brooks

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IndIana State FaIr

August 3-19, 2012 Indianapolis, Ind.


courtesy of Matthew E. O’Donnell, Vice President Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Business Minded

Need More Money? Five Moves to Consider Regardless of whatever else may await you in life, saving for the future could be one of your biggest financial challenges. That’s why it’s important to take steps now to make sure you’ll have enough money on hand for retirement, family goals or unanticipated financial emergencies. A common question financial planners hear from clients is, “How can I save more than I’m saving now?” Fortunately, there are several ways you can accomplish that goal with a bit of professional help. Consider the following:

ment plan, consider increasing your contribution by an additional 1% or 2% of income. Even if you think that may be too much, try it out for a few months. The extra effort could make a big difference down the road: Contributing even $20 extra each week could provide you with an additional $87,493 after 30 years (before taxes), assuming 6% annual investment returns.2 use windfalls wisely. While it may be tempting to spend a windfall – such as an inheritance or workplace bonus – on something fun, it’s probably a better idea to use the money to enhance your long-term financial standing. For example, assuming you invest a $2,000 windfall in an account earning a 6% annual rate of return, it could grow to $2,698 after 5 years, $6,620 after 20 years or $12,045 after 30 years (before taxes).2 A Financial Advisor can help you implement effective strategies for reducing expenses and set up customized savings and investment plans to help pursue your goals.

Monitor expenses. Lowering your expenses by a modest amount, such as 1%, could allow you to boost your savings initiatives as much as a comparable increase in pay. To gain insights into your current spending habits, consider downloading a budgeting app for your smart phone. They’re much easier to use than they used to be and make expense tracking very simple. For example, many apps allow you to record your income and spending on the go, incorporating information from various accounts, in order to have an up-to-the-minute overview of your fiContributing even $20 extra each nancial standing each day. You can then look week could provide you with an for inefficiencies – and ways to economize.

additional $87,493 after 30 years...

reduce credit card expenses. On average, each US household with credit card debt owes a balance of more than $15,000.1 You can eliminate such debt faster – and start saving more – by paying more than the minimum monthly amount on your credit cards each month. For example, assume you have a $1,000 credit card debt with a 12% interest rate. By paying $20 each month, it would take 67 months to eliminate the debt and would cost you $353.43 in interest. But by doubling your monthly payment to $40, you would be out of debt in just 27 months. Your interest costs would be less than half – $103.28. Then, when you finish paying off your balance, redirect the money you’d been spending on debt each month to a savings or investment account. Another way to tackle debt expenses aggressively is by consolidating credit card balances to a single, lower-rate card. Comparison shop for the best rates, but beware of “teaser” rates that start low then jump higher after an initial introductory period ends. Boost contriButions. If you participate in a workplace retire-

For More Information: Matthew E. O’Donnell is a Financial Advisor located in Chicago, IL and may be reached at (312) 917-7464 or http://fa.smithbarney.com/matthew_odonnell.

Footnotes/Disclaimers 1 Source: CreditCards.com, July 2011. 2 These examples are hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only. Your results will vary. Indicated returns cannot be guaranteed. They do not reflect the performance of any actual investment and do not allow for the fees and expenses incurred with investing. Calculations use monthly compounding at an annual rate of 6%, however actual investment returns may vary from year to year, which could impact projected values. Article by McGraw Hill and provided courtesy of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Financial Advisor. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and its Financial Advisors do not provide tax or legal advice, are not “fiduciaries”( under ERISA, the Internal Revenue Code or otherwise) with respect to the services or activities described herein, and this material was not intended or written to be used for the purpose of avoiding tax penalties that may be imposed on the taxpayer. Individuals should consult their personal tax and legal advisors before making any tax or legal related decisions. The author(s) and/or publication are neither employees of nor affiliated with Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC (“MSSB”). By providing this third party publication, we are not implying an affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, approval, investigation, verification or monitoring by MSSB of any information contained in the publication.

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4-H Heifers

Grand Champion 4-H Heifer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Luke Elder, Dunlap, Iowa

reserve Grand 4-H Heifer

Champion Commercial | Shown by: Madison Udell, Sioux City, Iowa

3rd Overall 4-H Heifer

Champion MaineTainer | Shown by: Jordan Crall, Albia, Iowa

5th Overall 4-H Heifer

Champion Foundation Simmental Shown by Madison Udell, Sioux City, Iowa

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4th Overall 4-H Heifer Reserve Commercial | Shown by: Luke Elder, Dunlap, Iowa

iOwa state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Des Moines, Iowa


4-H steers

iOwa state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Des Moines, Iowa

Grand Champion 4-H steer

Champion Div. 2 Crossbred | Shown by: Trevor Moore, Lisbon, Iowa

reserve Grand 4-H steer

Champion Charolais | Shown by: James Gradert, Sibley, Iowa

3rd Overall 4-H steer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Dustin Lund, Corning, Iowa

4th Overall 4-H steer Reserve Div. 2 Crossbred | Shown by: Danielle DeLange, Albia, Iowa

5th Overall 4-H steer

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Morgan McDermott, Atlantic, Iowa

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iOwa state fair

4-H Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Riley Sieren, Washington, Iowa

Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Drew Norris, Corydon, Iowa

Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Olivia Lapke, Logan, Iowa

Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Mallory Bakley, Osceola, Iowa

Champion Composite Charolais Heifer shown by: Kiley Elder, Pella, Iowa

Reserve Champion Composite Charolais Heifer shown by: James Gradert, Sibley, Iowa

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Kaitlin Ihns, Wilton, Iowa

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Kennedy Core, Pleasantville, Iowa

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Payton Vogel, Hartley, Iowa

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Hallie Linhart, Weldon, Iowa

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Derek Anderson, Garner, Iowa

Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Kailey Eskildsen, Northwood, Iowa

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Kori McLaughlin, Mediapolis, Iowa

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Kenton Lain, Corydon, Iowa

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Reserve Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Camiel Blomme, Brooklyn, Iowa

Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Jacob Darbyshire, Morning Sun, Iowa

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Payton Vogel, Hartley, Iowa

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Ben Weis, McIntire, Iowa

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Morgan Muller, Whittemore, Iowa

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Kiersten Jass, Garner, Iowa

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Tyler Espenscheid, Monroe

Reserve Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Kiley Elder, Pella, Iowa

Champion Angus Steer shown by: Taylor Duckett, New Liberty, Iowa

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Olivia Johnson, Prole, Iowa

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer shown by: Jordan Reed, Lenox, Iowa

Reserve Champion Chianina Steer shown by: Gracie Russell, Prescott, Iowa

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Tyler Krebs, Okoboji, Iowa

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Austin Deppe, Maquoketa, Iowa

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iOwa state fair

Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Addy Van Vliet, Pella, Iowa

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Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Mara Anderson, Garner, Iowa

Reserve Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Bailey Walrod, Moorland, Iowa

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Abby Staudt, Rockford, Iowa

Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Jessica Kramer, Farmersburg, Iowa

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Jenna Rohret, Solon, Iowa

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer shown by: Alex Alliger, Gowrie, Iowa

Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Sophie Hansen, Adel, Iowa

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Cale Smith, Indianola, Iowa

Champion AOB Steer shown by: Ashley Iehl, Central City, Iowa

Reserve Champion AOB Steer shown by: Jenel Wenndt, Lowden, Iowa

Champion Div. 3 Crossbred Steer shown by: Jordyn Burco, Independence, Iowa

Reserve Champion Div. 3 Crossbred Steer shown by: Seth Plendl, Kingsley, Iowa

Champion Market Heifer shown by: Macey Goretska, Corydon, Iowa

Reserve Champion Market Heifer shown by: Elizabeth Jones, Williamsburg, Iowa

3rd Overall Market Heifer shown by: Kade Killmer, Perry, Iowa

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ffa Heifers

iOwa state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Des Moines, Iowa

Grand Champion ffa Heifer

Shown by: Kale Spengler, Durant, Iowa

reserve Grand ffa Heifer

Shown by: Parker Frey, Earlham, Iowa

3rd Overall ffa Heifer

Shown by: Aaron Linhart, Leon, Iowa

4th Overall ffa Heifer Shown by: Ashley Vogel, Hartley, Iowa

5th Overall ffa Heifer

Shown by: Zach Greiman, Garner, Iowa

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Champion Angus Open Female shown by: Abby Klendworth, Walker, Iowa

Reserve Champion Angus Open Female shown by: Abby Collison, Rockwell City, Iowa

Champion Charolais Open Female shown by: Bar S Ranch, Paradise, Kan.

Reserve Champion Charolais Open Female shown by: Mason Leifeste and Larry Bar J Charolais

Champion Chianina Open Female shown by: Eric Meyer, Rowan, Iowa

Reserve Champion Chianina Open Female shown by: Eric Meyer, Rowan, Iowa

Champion Gelbvieh Open Female shown by: Emily Griffiths, Kendallville, Ind.

Reserve Champion Gelbvieh Open Female shown by: Blackhawk Cattle Co., Oregon, Ill.

Champion Hereford Open Female shown by: Peyton / Logan Schmitt, Nichols, Iowa

Reserve Champion Hereford Open Female shown by: Solsma Show Steers, Sanborn, Iowa

Champion Limousin Open Female shown by: Jay Straight, Logan, Iowa

Reserve Champion Limousin Open Female shown by: Zach Greiman, Garner, Iowa

Champion Lim-Flex Open Female shown by: Linhart Limousin, Leon, Iowa

Reserve Champion Lim-Flex Open Female shown by: Tom Rooney, Maxwell, Iowa

Champion Maine-Anjou Open Female shown by: Braun Show Cattle, Northwood, Iowa

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Champion MaineTainer Open Female shown by: Kale Spengler, Durant, Iowa

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Open Female shown by: Makayla Smith, Charter Oak, Iowa

Champion Red Angus Open Female shown by: Tucker TC Reds, Ringle, Wisc.

Reserve Champion Red Angus Open Female shown by: Solution Genetics, Cushing, Iowa

Champion Salers Open Female shown by: White Oak Salers, Fremont, Iowa

Reserve Champion Salers Open Female shown by: Silver Spur Salers, Maryville, Mo.

Champion Shorthorn Open Female shown by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Open Female shown by: Allyssa Obrecht, Harlan, Iowa

Champion ShorthornPlus Open Female shown by: Luke Elder, Dunlap, Iowa

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Open Female shown by: Cyclone Trace Cattle Co., Clarion, Iowa

Champion Simmental Open Female shown by: Brad Johnson MPJ Cattle Co., Maurice, Iowa

Reserve Champion Simmental Open Female shown by: Jared Johnson, New Providence, Iowa

Champion Foundation Simmental Open Female shown by: Kiersten Jass, Garner, Iowa

Reserve Foundation Simmental Open Female shown by: Drake Cattle Co., Centerville, Iowa

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iOwa state fair

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Open Female shown by: Bremer Show Cattle, Blakesburg, Iowa

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feeder Heifers

Grand Champion feeder Heifer

Shown by: Bremer Show Cattle, Blakesburg, Iowa

reserve Grand feeder Heifer

Shown by: Bremer Show Cattle, Blakesburg, Iowa

3rd Overall feeder Heifer

Shown by: Christo Cattle, Albion, Neb.

5th Overall feeder Heifer

Shown by: Mittag Show Cattle, Prescott, Iowa

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4th Overall feeder Heifer Shown by: Dewitt Show Cattle, Blakesburg, Iowa

iOwa state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Des Moines, Iowa


feeder steers

iOwa state fair

August 9-19, 2012 Des Moines, Iowa

Grand Champion feeder steer

Shown by: Johnson Angus Farm, Prole, Iowa

reserve Grand feeder steer

Shown by: Christo Cattle, Albion, Neb.

3rd Overall feeder steer

Shown by: Fraker Show Catttle, Brooklyn, Iowa

4th Overall feeder steer Shown by: Brynn Nickle, Clearfield, Iowa

5th Overall feeder steer

Shown by: Kysa Downing, Creston, Iowa

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Heifers

Grand Champion Heifer

Champion Charolais | Shown by: Cagney Effling

reserve Grand Heifer

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Halley Becking

3rd Overall Heifer

Champion Commercial | Shown by: Chesney Effling

5th Overall Heifer

Champion Sim-Influenced | Shown by: Cagney Effling

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4th Overall Heifer Reserve Commercial | Shown by: Sarah Carter

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Champion Angus (Owned) Heifer shown by: Tyler Bush

Champion Angus (Bred & Owned) Heifer shown by: Madison Styles

Reserve Champion Angus (Bred & Owned) Heifer shown by: Andrew Odden

Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer shown by: Cally Thomas

Champion Composite Charolais Heifer shown by: Remi Wientjes

Reserve Champion Composite Charolais Heifer shown by: Jenna Dockter

Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Brooke Skoglund

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer shown by: Jake Krohmer

Champion ChiAngus Heifer shown by: Nicole Peckham

Champion Gelbvieh Heifer shown by: Brittany Volek

Reserve Champion Gelbvieh Heifer shown by: Jaycie Forbes

Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Brooke Begalka

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Abby Repenning

Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Kaley Nolz

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Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer shown by: Jill Stern

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer shown by: Justin Ringkob

Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Sammi Schrag

Reserve Champion MaineTainer Heifer shown by: Kristen Fawcett

Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Daniel Wiedenbach

Reserve Champion Red Angus Heifer shown by: Paislee Carlson

Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Haley Becking

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Sammi Schrag

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Sammi Schrag

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Adrianne Schaunaman

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Sam Schaunaman

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Chesney Effling

Heifers Reserve Champion Sim-Influenced Heifer shown by: Chesney Effling

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market

Grand Champion market animal

Champion Simmental | Shown by: Adam Eichacker

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reserve Grand market animal

Champion Market Heifer | Shown by: Bayley Kroupa

3rd Overall market animal

Reserve Market Heifer | Shown by: Paislee Carlson

4th Overall market animal Champion Crossbred | Shown by: Blaine Geppert

5th Overall market animal

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Cagney Effling

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steers Champion Angus Steer shown by: Brittany Bush

Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Tate Bergh

Champion Angus-Cross Steer shown by: Hadley Stiefvater

Champion Charolais Steer shown by: Taylor Sinkie

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer shown by: James Kersting

Reserve Champion Chianina Steer shown by: Blake Bruns

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Taylor Hurd

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Chesney Effling

Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Kaly Nolz

Reserve Champion Limousin Steer shown by: Lexi Opheim

Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Bayley Kroupa

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Kaitlyn Steffensen

Champion Red Angus Steer shown by: Rebecca Leddy

Reserve Champion Red Angus Steer shown by: Brianna Erdmann

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Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Casey Nilsson

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer shown by: Travis Hofer

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer shown by: Dillon Barger

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer shown by: Kylie Beare

Reserve Champion Crossbred Steer shown by: Ashley Beer

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reserve Grand market Barrow shown by: Cash Lehrman

Grand Champion market Barrow

reserve market Lamb

shown by: Cash Voegele

shown by: Abby Englin

Grand Champion market Lamb shown by: Madison Rule

Grand Champion market Goat shown by: JC Forman

reserve Grand market Goat shown by: Blake Bruns

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July 21-23, 2012 Hurson, SD


AmericAn Heifers

Grand champion American Heifer (A)

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Champion Brahman | Shown by: Haley Herzog

3rd overall American Heifer (A)

reserve Grand American (A)

Champion Beefmaster Shown by: Kalli Ellis

Champion ARB | Shown by: Peyton Levein

Grand champion American Heifer (B) Champion Brahman | Shown by: Haley Herzog

reserve Grand American (B) Champion Simbrah | Shown by: Candice Tindle

3rd overall American Heifer (B) Champion Beefmaster Shown by: Kalli Ellis

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BritisH Heifers

Grand champion British Heifer (A)

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Myka Blissard

3rd overall British Heifer (A)

reserve Grand British (A)

Reserve Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Myka Blissard

Champion Angus | Shown by: Calli West

Grand champion British Heifer (B) Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Myka Blissard

reserve Grand British (B)

Reserve Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Myka Blissard

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3rd overall British Heifer (B)

Champion Angus | Shown by: Calli West

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas


exotic Heifers

Grand champion exotic Heifer (A)

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Kylie Klaus

3rd overall exotic Heifer (A)

reserve Grand exotic (A)

Champion Maine-Anjou Shown by: Braden Pittman

Champion AOB | Shown by: Sarah Blair

Grand champion exotic Heifer (B) Champion Chianina | Shown by: Kylie Klaus

reserve Grand exotic (B)

Champion Charolais | Shown by: Kaylee Smith

3rd overall exotic Heifer (B)

Champion AOB | Shown by: Sarah Blair

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Belt Buckle BonAnzA

Heifers Reserve Champion Angus Heifer (A) shown by: Georgia Blackwell

Reserve Champion Beefmaster Heifer (A&B) shown by: Mabree Haliburton

Champion Braford Heifer (A&B) shown by: Ari Montemayor

Reserve Champion Braford Heifer (A&B) shown by: Jordan Morse

Reserve Champion Brahman Heifer (A) shown by: Kaleb Bendy

Reserve Champion Brahman Heifer (B) shown by: Rhealee Spies

Champion Red Brahman Heifer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Evan Acevedo

Reserve Red Brahman Heifer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Evan Acevedo

Champion Brangus Heifer (A) shown by: Tanner Miller

Reserve Champion Brangus Heifer (A) shown by: Jonathan Carruth

Champion Brangus Heifer (B) shown by: Laura Zibliski

Reserve Champion Brangus Heifer (B) shown by: Tanner Miller

Champion Braunvieh Heifer (A&B) shown by: Faryn Fort

Reserve Champion Braunvieh Heifer (A&B) shown by: Andrew Duke

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Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer (A) shown by: Myka Blissard

Reserve Champion Chianina Heifer (B) shown by: Kannon Goodson

Champion Hereford Heifer (A&B) shown by: Waylon Hinze

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer (A&B) shown by: Henry Kettler

Champion Polled Hereford Heifer (A) shown by: Ruth Ann Kettler

Reserve Polled Hereford Heifer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Justin Jenkins

Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Heifer (B) shown by: Weston Hinze

Champion Limousin Heifer (A&B) shown by: Kalli Ellis

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer (A) shown by: Harley Mobley

Reserve Champion Limousin Heifer (B) shown by: Rebecca Gosnell

Reserve Maine-Anjou Heifer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Hailey Hawes

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer (B) shown by: Delany Klaus

Champion Red Angus Heifer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Candice Tindle

Reserve Red Angus Heifer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Tyler Griffeth

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Reserve Champion Charolais Heifer (A&B) shown by: Zachary Hill

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Heifers Champion Red Brangus Heifer (A&B) shown by: Amy Roden

Reserve Champion Red Brangus Heifer (A&B) shown by: Tanner Miller

Champion Santa Gertrudis Heifer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Reagan Ruddock

Reserve Santa Gertrudis Heifer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Terry Taylor

Champion Simbravieh Heifer (A) shown by: Tori Merifield

Reserve Champion Simbravieh Heifer (A) shown by: Megan Grant

Champion Simbravieh Heifer (B) shown by: Regan Merryfield

Reserve Champion Simbravieh Heifer (B) shown by: Andres Villanouva

Reserve Champion Simbrah Heifer (A&B) shown by: Victoria Villanoeva

Champion Simmental Heifer (A&B) shown by: Kayle Karnes

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer (A) shown by: Shandu Hamilton

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer (B) shown by: Kayle Karns

Reserve Champion AOB Heifer (A&B) shown by: Taylor Ennis

Champion ORB Heifer (A&B) shown by: Myka Blissard

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Champion ABC Heifer (A&B) shown by: Mary Gilliland

Reserve Champion ABC Heifer (A&B) shown by: Jenny Clopton

Heifers Reserve Champion ARB Heifer (A) shown by: Aimee Adamek

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

Reserve Champion ORB Heifer (A&B) shown by: Cade Urbanosky

Reserve Champion ARB Heifer (B) shown by: Reagan Ruddock

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ProsPect (A)

Grand champion Prospect steer (A)

Champion AOB | Shown by: Stock Martin

reserve Grand Prospect steer (A)

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Justin Rico

3rd overall Prospect steer (A)

Reserve Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Johnathan Mcanulty

5th overall Prospect steer (A)

Champion Polled Hereford | Shown by: Colton Shackelford

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4th overall Prospect steer (A) Champion Simmental | Shown by: Connor Chambers

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

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ProsPect (B)

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Grand champion Prospect steer (B)

Champion Simmental | Shown by: Connor Chambers

reserve Grand Prospect steer (B)

Champion AOB | Shown by: Stock Martin

3rd overall Prospect steer (B)

Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Johnathan Mcanulty

4th overall Prospect steer (B) Reserve Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Justin Rico

5th overall Prospect steer (B)

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Sage Martin

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Belt Buckle BonAnzA

ProsPect Champion Angus Steer (A&B) shown by: Peyton Herzog

Reserve Champion Angus Steer (A&B) shown by: Peyton Schertz

Champion Brahman Steer (A&B) shown by: Kylie Patterson

Reserve Champion Brahman Steer (A) shown by: Maggie Fetzer

Reserve Champion Brahman Steer (B) shown by: Wyatt Pearson

Champion Brangus Steer (A&B) shown by: Abby Christian

Reserve Champion Brangus Steer (A) shown by: Sophie Brittain

Reserve Champion Brangus Steer (B) shown by: Cameron Morrison

Champion Charolais Steer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Colton Shaw

Reserve Champion Charolais Steer (A) shown by: Kannon Goodson

Champion Charolais Steer (B) shown by: Jonathan Mcanulty

Champion Chianina Steer (A&B) shown by: Kannon Goodson

Reserve Champion Chianina Steer (A) shown by: Bailey Carwile

Reserve Champion Chianina Steer (B) shown by: Chris Barton

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Reserve Champion Hereford Steer (A&B) shown by: Abby Christian

Champion Hereford Steer (B) shown by: Sierra Franks

Reserve Champion Polled Hereford Steer (A&B) shown by: Taylor Schertz

Champion Limousin Steer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Kaylee Smith

Reserve Limousin Steer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Stock Martin

Champion Red Angus Steer (A) shown by: Skylor Schertz

Reserve Red Angus Steer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Kylie Klaus

Reserve Champion Red Angus Steer (B) shown by: Jacalyn Aldridge

Champion Santa Gertrudis Steer (A) & Reserve (B) shown by: Trey Gonzales

Reserve Santa Gertrudis Steer (A) & Champion (B) shown by: Abby Christian

Champion Shorthorn Steer (A) shown by: Colton Carwile

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer (B) shown by: Myka Blizzard

Champion Simbrah Steer (A&B) shown by: Calli Ellis

Reserve Champion Simbrah Steer (A) shown by: Ryley Lucherk

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Champion Hereford Steer (A) shown by: Kennedy Wooten

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ProsPect steers

Reserve Champion Simbrah Steer (B) shown by: Will Hussey

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer (A) shown by: Mills Meier

Reserve Champion Simmental Steer (B) shown by: Kannon Goodson

Reserve Champion AOB Steer (A) shown by: Caitlan Dostocil

Champion ABC Steer (A&B) shown by: Kaylie Smith

Reserve Champion ABC Steer (A&B) shown by: Kelli Tiemann

ProGress steers

reserve British Progress steer (A)

Shown by: Delaney Klaus

reserve British Progress steer (B) Shown by: Keaton Bush

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ProGress (A)

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Grand champion Progress steer (A)

Champion Exotic | Shown by: Kennedy Wooten

reserve Grand Progress steer (A)

Reserve Exotic | Shown by: Trey Hurste

3rd overall Progress steer (A)

Champion American | Shown by: Kelli Tiemann

4th overall Progress steer (A) Champion British | Shown by: Kylie Patterson

5th overall Progress steer (A)

Reserve American | Shown by: Peyton Herzog

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ProGress (B)

Grand champion Progress steer (B)

Champion Exotic | Shown by: Trey Hurste

reserve Grand Progress steer (B)

Reserve Exotic | Shown by: Kennedy Wooten

3rd overall Progress steer (B)

Champion American | Shown by: Kelli Tiemann

5th overall Progress steer (B)

Reserve British | Shown by: Keaton Bush

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4th overall Progress steer (B) Champion British | Shown by: Kylie Patterson

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas


reserve Grand market Hog (A) shown by: Cody Wolf

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Grand champion market Hog (A)

shown by: Reagan McCawley

3rd overall market Hog (A) 3rd overall market Hog (B)

shown by: Hunter Eilers

shown by: Dylan Avant

reserve Grand market Hog (B) shown by: Carson Read

Grand champion market Hog (B)

shown by: Makala Smith

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reserve Grand market Lamb (A) shown by: Ross Hargrove

Grand champion market Lamb (A)

shown by: Teah Patton

3rd overall market Lamb (A) 3rd overall market Lamb (B)

shown by: Tristan Harbour

shown by: Sierra Martin

reserve Grand market Lamb (B) shown by: Ross Hargrove

Grand champion market Lamb (B)

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shown by: Kenzie Cantrell

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas


reserve Grand market Goat (A) shown by: Chama Martin

Belt Buckle BonAnzA

June 29 - July 3, 2012 Waco, Texas

Grand champion market Goat (A)

shown by: Daniel Hinajosa

3rd overall market Goat (A) 3rd overall market Goat (B)

shown by: Brayden Grady

shown by: Brayden Grady

reserve Grand market Goat (B)

shown by: Daniel Hinajosa

Grand champion market Goat (B)

shown by: Chama Martin

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Jack & Joanie Stoltz 83477 516th Ave. • Elgin, NE H: 402.843.5525 • C: 402.843.8992

John & Sami Stoltz

402.843.8968 • www.stoltzexotics.com From Elgin: 3 South, 5 West, 1.5 South


oinwClub h s r e if e h & r e e t s t prospeprcesented by the UW-Madison Saddle & Sirlo

TOP 5

Market Animals Cash prizes to Top 5 Market Animals!

TOP 5

Champion Heifers Cash prizes to Top 5 Champion Heifers!

OVER $18,000 IN PRIZES WERE AWARDED IN 2011!

Steer, Market Heifer, & Breeding Heifer classes available!

show location:

Wisconsin State Fair Park West Allis, Wisconsin

for more info, contact:

Kelli Retallick: 608-778-9928 Taylor Fritsch: 608-341-7240 badgerkickoffclassic@gmail.com

ANDIS

Clippers & Blades Awarded to Key Winners!

NOVEMBER 30 - DECEMBER 2!

check out our website for details and registration! www.bkoc.net

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Tag #254

Proud Jazz x 651, Outrageous (Shorthorn March Steer)

Tag #247

Starburst x 9101, Taylor Made (Shorthorn March Heifer)

Tag #266

Starburst x 835,Proud Jazz (Shorthorn April Heifer)

Tag#270

Starburst x 96, Debull (Shorthorn + April Steer)

39th Annual Club Calf Sale

Buy from a time-tested program of winners, backed by our name. We’ve used AI since 1972, ET since 1983, propagating a consistent phenotype. Our steers have won slick or haired. Sires: Heatwave, Monopoly, Milkman, FSF Hardline and this sensational inaugural crop by FSF Starburst!

FARRER STOCK FARMS Tom: 574.727.0680 Payton: 765.586.8186 Taylor: 574-727-5610 Kevin Wendt

6891 W 325 N Royal Center, Ind 46978 tfarrer@myvine.com showsteers.com

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Saturday Nov 10, 2012 10:00 a.m. West Point, NE

Cool Calf:Layout 1

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Kenny & Ali Petersen Ranch..402-377-2309 Cell..402-870-0695 kpranch@nntc.net


Final Drive sale don’t miss the 5th annual

Join us for a complimentary lunch on sale day!

saturday, october 27th, 2012 Reedley College ag Pavillion

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1 LeSLie AUBRey Reserve Supreme Market Steer 2012 Yuma County Fair 2 NiCoLe HeFNeR Supreme Steer 2011 Cow Palace 3 KARiSSA CoPP Champion Commercial Heifer Red Wave Classic Sold in last years sale! 4 CALF 38 Great bull prospect, available private treaty!

SiReS USed: Monopoly Mossy Oak Hitman Simple Math OchoCinco

Live Internet Bidding:

www.edjecast.com

Register to view or bid! No buyer’s premium!

Preview: Saturday at 11:00 a.m.

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www.silvacattle.com

HydeR CATTLe Dave DeRose 559-783-6909 PiLKiNGToN CATTLe Ralph Pilkington 402-649-3198 Fall-Born Calves Available By Private Treaty!

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SILVA CATTLE Randy & Rhonda Silva Kingsburg, CA 93631 559.897.0311 Cell: 559.288.3856 rscows64@yahoo.com

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“We give MULTIMIN 90 at birth, branding, breeding & on all of our bulls” ®

Producers know that we use MULTIMIN 90 on our own herd and that we’re sold on it. They see the success we’ve had with it and make the decision to use it on their herds. It’s spreading by word of mouth. Producers are saying “Doc’s got me on the blue stuff” and they want it. We AI using MULTIMIN 90 on customers’ heifers to help synch their program and we’re seeing a 10% to 15% increase (from 55% to 70%) with settling rates and that’s a BIG DEAL. In our bull breed programs with first calf heifers, we’re seeing 96% to 97% conception rates and second calf heifers a rate of 94% —again that’s really good! Before MULTIMIN 90 we were only seeing an 82% rate.

ting immune response from vaccine on the first shot just because of the way they act. They don’t break and we’re just not getting the number of pulls we used to. No wonder producers are saying “Doc’s got me on the blue stuff” and they want it!

Brock Kerr Chad Kerr, DVMs Dodge City Veterinary Clinic Dodge City, KS

With MULTIMIN 90 we’ve seen benefits on the reproductive side. On the herd health side we’ve seen some really impressive results on calf sickness, mortality and morbidity. We used to treat 15–20 head, how we treat 1 or 2. We’ve pretty much eliminated health issues and treatment. And in our stocker cattle, we’re using a lot less antibiotics. We give them an initial shot of MULTIMIN 90 and another after 60 days. They seem to have a good solid immune system. I believe 90% of the cattle are get-

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MS. T

DREaM

BEllE

Calves out of these 3 donors will sell. Dream is a lutton x Dream On, Ms. T is a Who Made Who x Maine, and Belle is a hot Commodity x Maxi Belle.

CONTACT.

anthony Topmiller Y-NOT Cattle 9111 St. Rt. 28 Pleasant Plain Oh. 45162 513-504-3358

FEATURING HEIFERS, STEERS & embryos SalE ENDS OCTOBER 7Th

Most calves are registerable Chi, Maine, Simmi, or Dual Registerable

LAST YEAR SHOW CHAMPI

ON • MORE WILL SELL!

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 6 p.m. EST :: At the farm :: Harrod, Ohio Troy - 419.230.8675 Randy - 419.230.8734 Featuring approximately 45-50 Maine-Anjou, MaineTainer and Simmental heifer calves along with 40-45 bred females! Sires Represented: Predator, Sooner, Wisdom, I-80, BKRI Trendsetter, Mercedes Benz, Step Up, Optimus Prime, Driver, Steel Force, Flying B Cut Above, Trademark, Meyer 734 & Chopper Watch the Web site for photos Oct. 1 and videos Oct. 15!

Sale managed by:

Bob - 309.337.1404 Nick - 309.337.6404

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Troy & Randy Jones P.O. Box 127, Harrod, Ohio 419-648-9196 - home 419-648-9967 - office 419-230-8675 - cell www.jonesshowcattle.com


Campbell’s Lucky Lady Selling one daughter bred to Limited Edition

JSC Lucky Lady 116W Selling one full sib bred heifer

TJSC Lucky Lady 2X Selling 10 full sibs to this female

Miss Green Valley 766T Selling one daughter by TJSC Setting Trends

JSC Covergirl 2U Selling one full sister

JSC Lucky Lady 106W Selling two daughters by Sooner

KLS Diamond W516 Selling two daughters by Optimus Prime

MCLF/RP Loves To Smile Selling two daughters by Optimus Prime

She’s So Sweet Selling one daughter by Steel force and one daughter by Driver

WR Miss Peaches Selling two daughters by I-80

Cinderella Selling two daughters by Step Up

TJSC She’s So Sweet 9W Selling three daughters by Driver and one daughter by Flying B Cut Above

Bulls & Bred Female Sale - Saturday, Feb. 9


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Watch waltercattleco.com for updates on consignment and private treaty sales.

Walter Cattle Company

Kenneth & Charlotte Walter • Kyle, Kristin, Kyla, Kamdyn, & Kollin Walter 11539 N 1990 Rd., Elk City, OK 73644 • (580) 225-7664 • (580) 210-9189 cell September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Sunday - 1:00pm cst

VOL. III

WHCC

Angels Dream

R20

FBFS

Dream On x Temptation x Glamour This past Denver Champion female has been a very productive and successful donor for Seale Show Cattle. She sells in her entirety October 21.

BPCC

Ms Shermont

Wheel Man

649W

FBFS Wheel Man 649W was the 2012 Denver Champion Simmental Bull. We will be selling 250 units of semen in packages of 5 or 10. The mating that produced this champion is foolproof and from the looks of things he will breed in true championship style.

T110

T110 is an outcross to both Legacy and Power Drive lines. She offers unmatched power, dimension, and skeletal integrity to the Simangus world. She’s a fault free individual that is doing more than her job. Definitely, a cow worth investing in. Embryos offered will be sired by FBFS Wheel Man 649W, High Voltage, and Broker.

Kellison

FBFS

76X

Selling a Wheelman sired maternal sister to this great National Champion Female. From the S600 cow family.

607Y

Stout structured, big bellied, soft made female with style and color to burn. TH and PHA clean leaving breeding options limitless!

X-Clamation

FBF

Your Smiling Stock

090Y

090Y was Champion Chi and Reserve Supreme at the 2012 Indiana State Fair. She is a Smiling Bob x 018N fall born, exhibited by Ellie Sennett. We will be selling full sib embryos and many other Chi show heifers of equal caliber to this great champion.

Make plans to be with us on October 21, 2012 in Grandview,Texas. We have selected the best from some of the top shelf programs in the state of Texas in maternal and terminal seedstock production. Although this offering will be stacked with the country’s best Simmental and Simgenetics, we have also assembled a great group of foundation Angus and Angus hybrids with club calf capabilities for your appraisal. It will certainly be one full of vintage status and we promise you won’t be disappointed.

Consignors:

Foster Brothers Farms, Lockney, TX Hidden Oaks Cattle, Canton, TX Rosanky Cattle Co., Rosanky, TX Silver Creek Farm, Lockney, TX Seale Show Cattle, San Augustine, TX

Sale Location:

Shipwreck Cattle Company 6945 County Road 206 Grandview, Texas 76050

For updates and catalog request go to

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www.cattleindemand.com

Contacts:

Jered Shipman 806-983-7226 Todd Alford 706-207-9454 Joe Seale 936-201-8272 Josh Lesky 806-292-4482


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Noon, Saturday, October 27, 2012 Featuring the At the Price Farms Headquarters…near Sayre, Oklahoma ersal p is D te le p m o C with A-Cross Ranch & Mouse Angus Ranch s rm a F of every Price Female! Fall-Calving FALL CALVERS ••• SPRING SPLITS ••• SPRING BRED HEIFERS

Over 200 head sell!

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DONOR DAMS ••• PREGNANCIES & EMBRYOS plus COMMERCIAL FALL PAIRS

FV Miss Primrose T085

This proven donor sells in her entirety!

J&J Queen 414 ✕

Dameron First Class

Monarch Rita 8002

…selling five embryos from this mating, plus a heifer calf pregnancy due Spring 2013! Both the Grand and Reserve Grand Owned Heifers at the 2012 National Junior Angus Show were sired by First Class. Don’t miss the opportunity to acquire these genetics!

Black Onyx

3C Macho x J&J Queen 414 Selling a full brother to this Fred Shultz A.I. sire, recently named Reserve Percentage Bull at the Simmental Breeders Sweepstakes…. Shultz Cole Man 14Y ASA 2624182 • 9/9/11

Sale Manager

Dustin N. Layton (405) 464-2455 laytond@yahoo.com

PriceFarms L.C. Price, Owner P.O. Box 1865, Elk City, OK 73648 (580) 821-2371 Cell C.H. Long, Manager (580) 799-0134

+15636642 Sire: DHD Traveler 6807 MGS: E161 EPDs: BW +1.6, WW +43, YW +82, MILK +21, MARB +.26, RE +.43, $B +54.87 • Due to calve this fall to 3F Broadway 9124.

Sale books mailed on request. Videos online October 17th at superiorclicktobid.com.

9801 N. 1997 Rd., Hammon, OK 73650 www.a-crossranch.com LaRue Switzer, Owner Ryan Long (580) 339-1919 Cindy Pribil (405) 853-5232

This proven donor sells in her entirety!

+16150843 Sire: SAV Net Worth MGS: 1680 EPDs: BW +3.2, WW +46, YW +89, MILK +25, MARB +.37, RE +.33, $B +60.18 • Due to calve in February to EXAR Rio 8189. • Her daughter pictured at left sold for $6,000 in our 2011 sale.

Inquiries Welcome!

ouse MA ngus Ranch The Greg Mouse Family

10521 Hwy. 34, Elk City, OK 73644 (580) 243-9558 mouseangusranch@hughes.net

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Bids Close oCtoBer 29

held at Green Oaks Farm, 5495 Orangeburg Rd. New Paris, Ohio.

All cattle will be on site 2-3 weeks prior to the sale. Prior to that they will be located at Grauer Show Cattle in Shiloh, Ohio.

Megan Hunt

Cody VanCe

CatHy LeHMan

LindSey PugH

KatHy LeHMan

dyLan Browning

SaM grauer

CatHerine KneBeL

Morgan Moore

Lauren ott

MaCie ott

aMBer SHoeMaKer

wiLSon FaMiLy

Megan Hunt

easy loCation!

Along I-70, just east of the Indiana line! We Proudly Recommend Umbarger Show Feeds

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Lauren ott

Lauren Burner

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LindSey PugH

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Sara Harner

our Promise to you: Full Time, full service dedication to helping you attain your goals. Cattle available all year.

Grauer Show Cattle

John Grauer 1162 Ganges East Rd • Shiloh, OH phone: 419-295-2535 online at: showsteers.com/Grauer

North Coast Cattle Co.

Steers & Market Heifers

Steers and market heifers will be sold private treaty through out the year.

Josiah (si) PiroGowicz 2166 Swartz Rd • Suffield, OH phone: 330-608-2430 • e-mail: jpcattle21@yahoo.com noah skrinJar 48301 Calcutta Smith Ferry Rd • East Liverpool, OH phone: 330-692-1542 online at: northcoastcattleco.com

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Grand Champion Market Steer

Market SteerS reserve Grand Market Steer Champion 4-H | Shown by: Brandon Machado

reserve Champion ffa Steer

Shown by: Emily Brossard

reserve Champion 4-H Steer Shown by: Hunter Jacobsen

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California State fair

Champion FFA | Shown by: Alexius Watje

July 12-29, 2012 Sacramento, Calif. Judges: Jeff Sargent, Denison, Texas David Ragsdale, Prospect, Ky. Matt Claeys Chalmers, Ind. Kevin Hafner, Yukon, Okla.


Junior HeiferS

California State fair

July 12-29, 2012 • Sacramento, Calif. Judges: Jeff Sargent, Denison, Texas David Ragsdale, Prospect, Ky. Matt Claeys Chalmers, Ind. Kevin Hafner, Yukon, Okla.

Grand Champion Junior Heifer

Shown by: Richard Schultz III

reserve Grand owned Heifer

Shown by: Parrkerlynn Barnes

open feMaleS

Grand Champion open female

Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Jessica Judge

reserve Grand open female

Champion AOB | Shown by: Wyatt Colburn

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reserve Grand Market Hog

shown by: Matteo Abreu

Grand Champion Market Hog

California State fair

July 12-29, 2012 Sacramento, Calif.

reserve Market Lamb

shown by: Paul Calac

shown by: Nicole Bayne

Grand Champion Market Lamb shown by: Kayla Hildebrand

Grand Champion Market Goat shown by: Montanna Oh

reserve Grand Market Goat shown by: Macy Oh

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THIS YEAR’S SIRES. Monopoly, Heat Wave, Heat Wave 14 & 15, Thriller, Walks Alone and I Am Legend

Check out sale photos on our website:

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Randy & Gina BellaR Justin & Casey PO Box 734, Wisner, NE Bellar h 402.529.3518 c 402.380.3710

Jeff Williams 402.380.5417

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3 Time Supreme Champion in North Carolina Congratulations Price Family!

Maternal Sib Sells!

Reserve Mainetainer IL State Fair Jackpot Show & Western IL University Jackpot Congratulations Brent Schnettgoecke!

Champion Angus Steer Indiana State Fair Congratulations Hyndman Family!


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Sale Location:

Right by I-29! At Rock Port Exit 107, 1 mile south on Outer Road South. White house and barns all with red roofs east of I-29. If you’ve driven I-29 between Omaha and Kansas City, you’ve probably seen us!

Ottmann Ball show steers

Sires:

Ryan Ottmann 25648 Outer Road South • Rock Port, MO 64482 cell: 660-744-4454 • home: 660-744-5555

Heatwave , Monopoly, Bojo, Walks Alone, BIM and more

maRk Ball cell: 660-254-4478

Ashlyn Laffey

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November 1 Ashlyn Richardson

Kayla Morrow Hannah Winegardner

John Schenkle

Dalton Line

Tylan Zwirn Mackenzie Mawson

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Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Illinois State Fair

Shown by AJ Line

Grand Champion Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

Shown by Jesse Hoblyn

Supreme Champion Heifer, 2012 Iowa State Fair

Shown by Luke Elder

Champion Angus Steer, 2012 Wisconsin State Fair

Shown by Allison Hawthorne

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Dealer inquiries Welcome!!!

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Eric, Karrie, Noah, Hatten, Claire Faith, & Abel 620.340.7364

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A Bodacious calf crop to last years lot 79 Payback x Don’t Treat Me Bad cow sold to the Durban family, OH.


Archery

The Latest Craze in Outdoor Life Blame it on the wildly popular teen series “The Hunger Games,” whose 16-yearold heroine Katniss wields a bow and arrow to help her survive a competition where 24 teenagers fight to the death like a televised, postapocalyptic version of Roman gladiator games. Of course it’s not just Katniss; many of today’s popular movies and books feature archery as the weapon of choice for the hero/heroine. The Olympics probably helped fuel the popularity of this ancient sport this summer as well. Whatever inspired the fascination, archery clubs and ranges are

all the rage these days. Did you know there are even 4-H clubs for archery? When my daughter signed up this year in Texas there was a waiting list so many kids were interested. I’ve also been told that archery is very popular among the moms in the crowd. At “our” range there are even special ladies night/ day events. In addition to 4-H, whether it is you or your child that wants to try out archery, you can find local clubs associated with USA Archery (USAA), which provides opportunities from beginner to Olympic level skills. There is also the National Field Archery Association (NFAA), an affiliate of the National Archery Association (NAA) and I’m sure other private groups associated with particular ranges. Here is a little lingo and background to get you started: Types of bows Longbow: used in the Middle Ages, this is a D-shaped bow about the height of the bowman and traditionally made from one piece of wood. Recurve bow: good choice for beginners with curved tips and a lightweight body that helps make for a faster arrow. Compound bow: typical hunter’s bow that can be drawn for extended periods of time through a system of cams, pulleys and wheels. Crossbow: with this bow one can lock the bolt, or string, at full draw and simply pull the trigger when ready. How To keep score According to teacharchery.com, a 10-ring target is usually what archers are aiming at in competitive events. “The 1st and 2nd outermost rings are white in color. The 3rd and 4th rings that are working inward are black in color. The 5th and 6th rings are blue in color. The 7th and 8th

rings are red and the other two innermost rings, together with the bull’seye, look like gold in their color. “Put two archers at every target. The archers are able to keep their score or you may allocate judges to every target. If the contest is held in the house, every archer shoots 3 arrows in 2 minutes. If the contest is held in the open air, every archer shoots 6 arrows in 4 minutes. Make use of arrow shafts of different colored for every archer at a target. Sum up every archer’s score, dependent on where the arrows touched on the target. The white ring, which is the outermost, is valued one point. Every successive ring as you work on the way to the bull’s-eye adds a point. For instance, an arrow touching in the primary blue ring is valued 5 points and an arrow touching in the 2nd blue ring is valued 6 points. Arrows which touch on the line between two rings are provided the superior score.” wHy iT’s addicTive Reading up on archery, I found words like “relaxing,” “zen” and “therapy” used frequently to describe what archers feel when they line up, aim and fire their bows and arrows. The Fort Worth Star Telegram ran a story about archery recently and this is how the writer summed it up: “It demands total focus. It forces you to block out the collateral noise and clutter in your daily life and concentrate on one sharply defined and attainable goal.” I may just have to try it. My favorite part of my daughter’s new sport? It’s (often) done inside in the air c ond it i on i ng . In Texas, that feature hits the bull’s-eye every time.

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Missouri Club Calf Association AdviSorS

www.missouriclubcalfassoc.com Well, our summer is coming to an end, which means so is the awesome show season we have had this year! We had a great turn out for our awards ceremony this year at the Missouri State Fair. Congratulations to our over-all winner Cole Murphy, as well as our Rookies Kayla Morrow and Cole Murphy. Big thank you to our sponsor of the overall prizes, Dr. Dan Brown from the Brown Vet Clinic in Rolla, Missouri. You made this possible! Great job to all competitors this year with their success. All your hard work paid off! Currently we are taking junior board nominations that can be found on the website, www.missouriclubcalfassoc.com. Hope to see many nomination forms turned in!

• Samantha Graves 11795 Liv. 228, Chillicothe, MO 64601 H: 660-646-1242 • C: 660-973-2881 samantha.graves@transova.com • Michelle Koelling • 573-694-1622 12579 Audrain Road 757 Laddonia, MO 63352 koellingm@gmail.com

MCCA Junior Board Nomination form Please use this form to nominate yourself or a fellow MCCA member for the Junior Board. All nominations are due by September 1st, 2012.

Please mail applications to: Michele Koelling, 12579 Audrain Rd 757, Laddonia, MO 63352. Or e-mail applications to: koellingm@gmail.com Name: __________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Phone: __________________________________________________ This nomination would serve on the MCCA Junior Officer Board in the following (FFA) district: _____ NE District

_____ SE District

_____ Central Distract

_____ NW District

_____ SW District

MissouriClubCalfAssociation One exhibitor per form. One subscription to The Show Circuit magazine per MCCA household. First exhibitor in a family: $35. Each additional family member (brother/sister) may join for $30/each. Name: ______________________________ Parent/Guardian Name: _______________________________ Address: _______________________________________ City/State/Zip: ____________________________ Home Phone: _______________________________ Exhibitor Cell: _______________________________ Parent Cell: _______________________________ Email: _________________________________________ Age: _________ Date of Birth: _________________________ Today’s Date: _________________________ Please circle which division(s) in which you plan to participate: Steer Heifer Showmanship Is this your first year as an MCCA member? Circle one: Yes No Total Dues: $ _________ Circle one: Cash Check Make checks payable to MCCA. MAil to: MCCA - Attn. Samantha Graves 11795 Liv 228, Chillicothe, MO 64601 Or turn in at MCCA booth during MU-AGR in Columbia.

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Missouri Club Calf Association Heifer Points

ANGuS Ward Ward Daehn Gerke Richardson Behlmann Kahlenbeck Wallace Nieder Richardson Moriondo Mayes Barker Behlmann Connell Heath Colin Barker Nieder Reeter Ward Kahlenbeck Barker Burns Gerke Behlmann Burns Kahlenbeck

Cameron Carter Dustin Tyler Ashlyn Conrad Chris Sam Colby Ashlyn Mark Nick Collin Conrad Gregory Chase Reba Collin Colby Seth Carter Chris Cassidy Brooke Tyler Conrad Brooke Chris

183 171 131 55 45 35 33 25 24 23 18 17 15 15 15 15 11 10 10 10 10 8 5 5 5 3 3 3

CHArolAiS Mawson

Mackenzie

10

CHAr-CoMp Dilly Taten Connell Gregory

45 16

CHiANiNA Loges Kempker Riley Hudson Oerke Thomas Barker Buswell Buswell Buswell Buswell Adamson

Taylor Trent Jaden Tanner Lane Whitney Cassidy Brittni Brittni Blair Brittni Takoda

151 144 33 23 18 18 6 5 5 3 3 1

GelBvieH Lowe Lowe

Baxter Baxter

41 29

Hereford Murphy Abramovitz Early Vest Daehn Gerke Groose Oerke Gerke Marek Abramovitz

Cole Brianne Mallory David Dustin Tyler Eric Garrett Tyler Sidney Brianne

145 104 86 46 35 35 25 18 15 7 3

liMouSiN Schowe Wood

Natalie Drake

93 23

MAiNe-ANJou Daehn Dustin Fifer Kaitlin Schenkel John Fifer Kaitlin Carlson Rachael Alexander Trace Hudson Tanner Funk Danielle

231 35 31 28 20 18 18 16

MAiNetAiNer Riley Grace Ward Cameron Loges Olivia Thomas Austin Higgins Christina Chris Bastian Schenkel John Wallace Sam Alexander Trace Barker Cassidy Fifer Kaitlin Wallace Sam Vest David Riley Noah Vest David Ward Carter Vest David Wear Sidney

73 73 68 63 61 49 36 25 15 15 8 8 6 5 5 5 3 3

red ANGuS Mayes

Diane

45

SHortHorN Oerke Knipmeyer Decker Decker Gregory Knipmeyer

Kale Austin Ethan Ethan Jordann Austin

88 41 23 14 10 5

SHortHorNpluS Hudson Tanner Oerke Weston Harreld Clayton Burns Brooke

85 44 18 6

SiMSolutioN Moriondo Mark Robertson Brittany Gerloff Dakota Webb Haley Loges Olivia Robertson Haley Meyer Shiana

190 83 38 33 26 22 3

SiMMeNtAl McDonald Early Early Early Loges

Blake Kennedy Mallory Brittany Olivia

97 38 21 20 5

CroSSBred Kempker Ward Morrow Mawson Gerke Loges Wallace Connell Hudson

Trent Carter Kayla Mackenzie Adam Taylor Sam Gregory Caleb

275 71 68 58 39 39 35 25 25

Gross Laffey Riley Colin Bastian Byers Gerke Reeter Mawson Moore Thomas

Brittany Ashlyn Noah Reba Jesse Remmington Adam Seth Mackenzie Clayton Whitney

15 10 10 9 8 8 8 8 5 5 3

Market Points

ANGuS Jenkins Mayes Colin Kahlenbeck

Tyler Diane Reba Chris

63 41 19 10

CHArolAiS Gerke

Adam

118

CHiANiNA Heath Barker Riley Clark Buckner Jr. Schowe Marek Schenkel Moore

Chase Collin Jaden Emma Joe Clayton Kelsey Sidney Clayton

85 43 41 29 25 13 9 3 1

Hereford Abramovitz Marek Gregory Vest

Brianne Sidney Jordann David

85 54 18 10

MAiNe-ANJou Bremer Alexis Hudson Caleb Richardson Ashlyn Clough Cameron Clark Mason Schenkel Sidney Mayes Nick Manley Taylor Tallman Molly Summers Evan Abramovitz Brianne

125 82 61 25 24 21 16 15 15 4 1

MAiNetAiNer Riley Grace Nieder Colby Mawson Mackenzie McCaulsin Jared Clark Emma Buswell Brittni Byers Remmington Fifer Kaitlin Abramovitz Brianne

73 63 30 28 20 13 10 8 3

SHortHorNpluS Murphy Cole

166

Williams Bremer Britt-Rankin Thomas

Cameron Alexis Katlyn Austin

24 20 20 10

SiMMeNtAl Gerloff Wooldridge Clark Thomas Wooldridge Mawson Summers

Olivia Harley Mason Austin Clayton Mackenzie Evan

153 23 16 16 11 10 8

SiMSolutioN Burns Brooke

10

CroSSBred Britt-Rankin Morrow Laffey Mawson Jennings Barker Early Robinson Riley Murphy Moore Thompson Gerke Staples Riley Plackemeier Bremer Harreld Luther McCaulsin Schmidt Tallman Early Robertson Robertson Thomas Manley Burns Heath Hudson Behlmann Schenkel

230 200 171 103 73 60 48 35 33 30 28 28 23 21 20 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 13 13 11 11 10 6 5 5 4 3

Katlyn Kayla Ashlyn Mackenzie Bill Cassidy Mallory Layne Noah Cole Clayton Clint Tyler Josh Grace Lexi Alexis Clayton Carson Jared Bryce Molly Kennedy Brittany Haley Austin Taylor Brooke Chase Corey Conrad Sidney

MArKet Heifer Wooldridge Clayton Buswell Brittni Fifer Kaitlin Clark Emma Robinson Layne Abramovitz Brianne Riley Noah Barker Collin Loges Olivia

55 43 28 24 21 13 6 3 1

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Kiley Elder

Hometown: Pella, IA Age: 16 Hometown: Plattsburg, MO Age: 19 Breeds you show: Angus and Maine-Anjou Siblings: 1 brother, Carter Favorite activities outside the show ring: Acting Favorite movie/TV show: The Magnificent Seven Favorite singer/music group: Nirvana Favorite book/author: Dune, by Frank Herbert Pet peeve: Talking or texting at the movie theater

Cameron Ward

Breeds you show: Maine, Chi, Simmental, Charolais, and Commercial

Names of your current steers/heifers: W B PVF Lucy 1052

What’s your favorite stock show and why? NAILE, because it’s all about the green shavings and the organ player. What do you want to be when you grow up? I want to finish off my college experience with a law degree. What quality/skill to you have that you’re most proud of? I’m proud of my acting experiences. Favorite subject in school: History One weird habit/skill/fact about you: I was in a rock band at one point. Favorite show memory so far: Winning the 2012 NJAS Bred-andOwned Heifer Show this summer Least favorite show day task: Tearing Down. Most embarrassing stock show moment: Any time my heifer “acts out” in the ring is embarrassing.

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Siblings: Brady and Parker Favorite activities outside the show ring: Cheerleading, spending time with friends and family Favorite movie/TV show: Sweet Home Alabama Favorite singer/music group: I like pretty much anything, but if I had to choose it would probably be Miranda Lambert. Favorite book/author: Anything written by Nicholas Sparks Pet peeve: People telling me a list of things to do, because normally I forget everything they say. Names of your current steers/heifers: Izzy, Candi, and Tilly What’s your favorite stock show and why? It would have to be Junior Nationals. I like doing all of the contests! What do you want to be when you grow up? A graphic designer What quality/skill do you have that you’re most proud of? My passion and dedication for the livestock industry. Favorite subject in school: English or Ag class One weird habit/skill/fact about you: I have never missed an Iowa Beef Expo. I was 5 months old when I went to my first one. Favorite show memory so far: It would have to be a combination of winning Simmental Jr. Nationals in 2009 and Charolais Jr. Nationals in 2012. Least favorite show day task: Breaking down heifers after a show. I am always tired, and with my luck I get black paint all over my face! Most embarrassing stock show moment: At the 2011 Iowa Beef Expo I had a heifer that really didn’t like the show ring. When I took the heifer to go in the ring she threw me on the ground into some wet sand. I walked in the ring completely covered.


Name: Chloe Griswold Hometown: Perkins, OK Age: 10 Breeds you show: A variety! Charolais, Maine, Simmi, Chi Siblings: Macy (17), Colton (14) Favorite Activities Outside the Show Ring: Taking pictures, cheerleading, basketball, swimming, jumping on the trampoline, spending time with family and friends, going to the barn to help and work with my heifers, just always busy doing something!! Favorite Movie: Ice Age Favorite TV Show: Ant Farm Favorite Singer: Justin Bieber, Eric Church, Adele, Carly Rae Jepsen (Call Me, Maybe) Favorite Book: Molly Moon Series Pet Peeve: Colton…when he picks on me What are the names of your currents steers/ heifers: Charlotte and Jordy What’s your favorite stock show and why: Tulsa State Fair, it’s big (now that I’m no longer scared of “big shows”), the carnival rides, fried cookie dough, my whole family goes (aunts, uncles, cousins included), the birthing center (to see all the new farm babies), and showing my heifers, of course What do you want to be when you grow up: A doctor (#1) or a teacher What quality/skill do you have that you’re most proud of: Getting good grades in school Favorite Subject in School: Math One weird habit/skill/fact about you: I like to mix Play-Doh and water together to see what happens Favorite Show Memory so far: My 1st big win at Charolais Jr. Nationals Least favorite show day task: Carrying water buckets Most embarrassing stock show moment: Nothing embarrassing yet, but I have many many years ahead of me for something awful embarrassing to happen!

Name: Macy Griswold Hometown: Perkins, OK Age: 17 Breeds you show: I have shown just about everything, but mainly Simmentals and Maines to finish out my show career. Siblings: Colton (14), Chloe (10) Favorite activities outside the show ring: Working at the barn, Oklahoma Junior Cattlemens events, shopping, hanging out with friends, reading Favorite movie/TV show: The Notebook Favorite singer/music group: Eric Church, Blake Shelton, Miranda Lambert Favorite Book/author: The Lucky One Pet Peeve: Colton and Chloe fighting Names of your current steers/heifers: Smurfy and Shimmer What’s your favorite stock show and why: I like the Tulsa State Fair, because my whole family can be involved, because it’s somewhat in the middle of all of the towns we live in. However, my favorite thing to do is travel farther away. I really like the National Western. I have met many of my good friends while traveling and have many good memories at all of the stock shows so it is a hard decision! What do you want to be when you grow up: I plan to go to OSU for my undergraduate degree then attend pharmacy school. What quality/skill do you have that you’re most proud of: I excel in academics and hold pride in my hard work and extensive goals. Favorite subject in school: Math One weird habit/skill/fact about you: I’m double jointed in my knees. Favorite show memory so far: By far, my favorite memory so far was having the Reserve Grand Champion market steer at the Oklahoma Youth Expo. It was my first breed champion to exhibit there, as well, so there was more than one exciting moment that week! Least favorite show day task: Breaking down, because no matter how hard I try I always ruin at least one article of clothing! Most embarrassing stock show moment: When I was younger I had a major problem of spraying other people with the water hose on the wash rack, and that was always embarrassing. Luckily I haven’t had too many horribly embarrassing moments.

Chloe & MaCy Griswold

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Grand Champion Market steer

Market steers reserve Grand Market steer

Champion FFA (Crossbred) | Shown by: Shelby Lane

reserve Champion FFa steer

Champion Crossbred FFA | Shown by: Michael Gillum

reserve Champion 4-H steer Champion Crossbred 4-H | Shown by: Laurin Dilly

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Missouri state Fair

Champion 4-H (Chianina) | Shown by: Laurin Dilly

August 9-19, 2012 Sedalia, Mo.


Missouri state Fair

Champion FFa Purebred steer

Champion MaineTainer | Shown by: Ashlyn Richardson

reserve Champion FFa Purebred steer Champion Maine-Anjou | Shown by: Sara Gillum

Champion Angus FFA Steer shown by: Tyler Jenkins

Reserve Champion Angus FFA Steer shown by: Sadie Kinne

Champion Charolais FFA Steer shown by: Maggie Massey

Reserve Champion Charolais FFA Steer shown by: Stephanie Mottaz

Champion Chianina FFA Steer shown by: Bailey Peters

Reserve Champion Chianina FFA Steer shown by: Joe Buckner

Champion Hereford FFA Steer shown by: Brianne Abramovitz

Reserve Champion Hereford FFA Steer shown by: Shelby Esser

Champion Limousin FFA Steer shown by: Melissa Grasso

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Missouri state Fair

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou FFA Steer shown by: Brittani Buswell

Reserve Champion MaineTainer FFA Steer shown by: Remington Byers

Champion Shorthorn FFA Steer shown by: Allison Riepe

Champion ShorthornPlus FFA Steer shown by: Zach McCoy

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus FFA Steer shown by: Audra Warden

Champion Simmental FFA Steer shown by: Ryan Nelson

FFa steers Reserve Champion Simmental FFA Steer shown by: Harley Wooldridge

4-H steers

Champion Charolais 4-H Steer shown by: Colten Webb

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Champion Angus 4-H Steer shown by: Ashton Brockman

Reserve Champion Angus 4-H Steer shown by: Nick Rhodes

Reserve Champion Charolais 4-H Steer shown by: Parker Haerr

Reserve Champion Chianina 4-H Steer shown by: Jaden Riley


Reserve Champion Hereford 4-H Steer shown by: Makayla Reynolds

Champion Limousin 4-H Steer shown by: Drake Wood

Reserve Champion Limousin 4-H Steer shown by: JoDee Mudd

Champion Maine-Anjou 4-H Steer shown by: Morgan Huebner

Reserve Champion Maine-Anjou 4-H Steer shown by: Emma Clark

Reserve Champion MaineTainer 4-H Steer shown by: Noah Riley

Champion Shorthorn 4-H Steer shown by: Allyson Demott

Reserve Champion Shorthorn 4-H Steer shown by: Martha Cowherd

Champion ShorthornPlus 4-H Steer shown by: Cole Murphy

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus 4-H Steer shown by: Cameron Williams

Champion Simmental 4-H Steer shown by: Olivia Gerloff

Missouri state Fair

Champion Hereford 4-H Steer shown by: Garrett Hullinger

4-H steers Reserve Champion Simmental 4-H Steer shown by: Austin Thomas

Reserve Champion Crossbred 4-H Steer shown by: Mackenzie Mawson

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Grand champion Heifer

Champion Crossbred | Shown by: Reba Keene

BreedinG HeiFers reserve Grand champion Heifer Champion Shorthorn | Shown by: Brodie Abney

Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Jared Radcliffe

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Reserve Champion Angus Heifer shown by: Allison Hawthorn

Champion Hereford Heifer (B&O Champion) shown by: Brett Jones

Wisconsin state Fair

August 1-11, 2012 West Allis, Wisc.


Reserve Champion B&O Hereford Heifer shown by: Diedra Payne

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer shown by: Jeremie Siegler

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Austin Squires

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer shown by: Paige Janke

Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Aaron M. Zimmerman

Reserve Champion Simmental Heifer shown by: Kade Allen

Champion B&O Simmental Heifer shown by: Peyton Leisgang

Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Sarah Lillesand

Reserve Champion Foundation Simmental Heifer shown by: Anna Schoen

Champion AOB (High-Perc.) Heifer shown by: Calli Bayer

Reserve Champion AOB (High-Perc.) Heifer shown by: Jason Stanton

Champion AOB (Low-Perc.) Heifer shown by: Houston Cowan

Reserve Champion AOB (Low-Perc.) Heifer shown by: Austin Brady

Reserve Champion Commercial Heifer shown by: Aubrey Doherty

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Wisconsin state Fair

Reserve Champion Hereford Heifer shown by: Brett Jones

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Grand champion steer

Champion Chianina | Shown by: Brock May

Market steers reserve Grand champion steer Champion Crossbred | Shown by: Brock May

Champion Angus Steer shown by: Allison Hawthorn

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Reserve Champion Angus Steer shown by: Jared Radcliffe

Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Hunter Dischler

Wisconsin state Fair

August 1-11, 2012 West Allis, Wisc.


Champion Maine-Anjou Steer shown by: Hunter Dischler

Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Ben Himebauch

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer shown by: Hope Schlimgen

Champion AOB Steer shown by: Justin Lillesand

Reserve Champion AOB Steer shown by: Mikayla Kind

Wisconsin state Fair

Reserve Champion Hereford Steer shown by: Jack Henerson

reserve Market Lamb shown by: Malorie Johnson

Reserve Champion Crossbred Steer shown by: Calli Bayer

Grand champion Market Lamb shown by: Tierney Reilly

Grand champion Market Hog

shown by: Austin Lynd

reserve Grand Market Hog

shown by: Steven Blume

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4-H SteerS

Grand Champion 4-H Steer

Shown by: Jesse Hoblyn

reserve Grand 4-H Steer Shown by: Morgan Burke

FFA SteerS

Grand Champion FFA Steer

Shown by: Brody Wulf

reserve Grand FFA Steer Shown by: Brody Wulf

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courtesy of Matthew E. O’Donnell, Vice President Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Business Minded

Need More Money? Five Moves to Consider Regardless of whatever else may await you in life, saving for the future could be one of your biggest financial challenges. That’s why it’s important to take steps now to make sure you’ll have enough money on hand for retirement, family goals or unanticipated financial emergencies. A common question financial planners hear from clients is, “How can I save more than I’m saving now?” Fortunately, there are several ways you can accomplish that goal with a bit of professional help. Consider the following:

ment plan, consider increasing your contribution by an additional 1% or 2% of income. Even if you think that may be too much, try it out for a few months. The extra effort could make a big difference down the road: Contributing even $20 extra each week could provide you with an additional $87,493 after 30 years (before taxes), assuming 6% annual investment returns.2 use windfalls wisely. While it may be tempting to spend a windfall – such as an inheritance or workplace bonus – on something fun, it’s probably a better idea to use the money to enhance your long-term financial standing. For example, assuming you invest a $2,000 windfall in an account earning a 6% annual rate of return, it could grow to $2,698 after 5 years, $6,620 after 20 years or $12,045 after 30 years (before taxes).2 A Financial Advisor can help you implement effective strategies for reducing expenses and set up customized savings and investment plans to help pursue your goals.

Monitor expenses. Lowering your expenses by a modest amount, such as 1%, could allow you to boost your savings initiatives as much as a comparable increase in pay. To gain insights into your current spending habits, consider downloading a budgeting app for your smart phone. They’re much easier to use than they used to be and make expense tracking very simple. For example, many apps allow you to record your income and spending on the go, incorporating information from various accounts, in order to have an up-to-the-minute overview of your fiContributing even $20 extra each nancial standing each day. You can then look week could provide you with an for inefficiencies – and ways to economize.

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reduce credit card expenses. On average, each US household with credit card debt owes a balance of more than $15,000.1 You can eliminate such debt faster – and start saving more – by paying more than the minimum monthly amount on your credit cards each month. For example, assume you have a $1,000 credit card debt with a 12% interest rate. By paying $20 each month, it would take 67 months to eliminate the debt and would cost you $353.43 in interest. But by doubling your monthly payment to $40, you would be out of debt in just 27 months. Your interest costs would be less than half – $103.28. Then, when you finish paying off your balance, redirect the money you’d been spending on debt each month to a savings or investment account. Another way to tackle debt expenses aggressively is by consolidating credit card balances to a single, lower-rate card. Comparison shop for the best rates, but beware of “teaser” rates that start low then jump higher after an initial introductory period ends. Boost contriButions. If you participate in a workplace retire-

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Footnotes/Disclaimers 1 Source: CreditCards.com, July 2011. 2 These examples are hypothetical and for illustrative purposes only. Your results will vary. Indicated returns cannot be guaranteed. They do not reflect the performance of any actual investment and do not allow for the fees and expenses incurred with investing. Calculations use monthly compounding at an annual rate of 6%, however actual investment returns may vary from year to year, which could impact projected values. Article by McGraw Hill and provided courtesy of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Financial Advisor. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and its Financial Advisors do not provide tax or legal advice, are not “fiduciaries”( under ERISA, the Internal Revenue Code or otherwise) with respect to the services or activities described herein, and this material was not intended or written to be used for the purpose of avoiding tax penalties that may be imposed on the taxpayer. Individuals should consult their personal tax and legal advisors before making any tax or legal related decisions. The author(s) and/or publication are neither employees of nor affiliated with Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC (“MSSB”). By providing this third party publication, we are not implying an affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, approval, investigation, verification or monitoring by MSSB of any information contained in the publication.

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A Grandfather’s Gift

Leads toforBig-Time Success Kris BlacK & family By Martha Hollida Garrett

A grandfather’s gift of a Hereford heifer to a six-year-old little boy almost five decades ago made a big difference in his life and continues to impact the lives of hundreds of other youth. That one heifer would start that little boy on a career path in the cattle business and the development of a program that would result in hundreds of championships for youth at stock shows across the country. Kris Black was that little boy, and Black Hereford Ranch, Crawford, Oklahoma, is that breeding program. Today Black is recognized as one of the leading club calf producers in the nation and calves from the ranch have won every major steer show in Texas numerous times, along with hundreds of breed championships on a state level and more county and jackpot wins than anyone knows. “My grandfather, Frank “Shorty” Gilliland, raised Herefords, and when I was in first grade he gave me a Hereford heifer. I grew up in Groom, Texas, just east of Amarillo, but I spent a lot of time at my grandparent’s ranch, which was a couple of hours away. By the time I graduated

from high school, my herd had grown to 12 Hereford females, and they all traced back to that original heifer,” explains Black. In addition to his grandparents, his high school ag teacher, Charles “Buck” Burk, heavily influenced Black. Burk would introduce Black to the show ring and by doing so, sparked an interest in breeding club calves that continues to be a driving force for him. “I started showing pigs and even raised show pigs as a business in high school. I also showed Hereford heifers and steers. Charles really taught me a lot about the club calf industry, as he was involved with

“I like good cattle of any color.” the Chi breed, and he opened my eyes to another segment of the cattle business,” recalls Black. After Black graduated from high school in 1978, two events transpired that would

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changed Black’s life and put his career in motion. His grandfather would have a stroke the summer following graduation, and he moved to the ranch, which was homesteaded by his great-grandfather. He would also meet and marry Gay Meyers, who came from a family heavily involved in the club calf industry. She and her siblings showed many champions, and she was used to having 20 steers in the barn to care for and show. “I met Gay at the Golden Spread Classic Steer Show, and we’ve been married 25 years,” says Black adding that their 20-year-old daughter, Phylli, who is an avid rodeo competitor and college student, joins them in the family business. Together, the couple would take over running the family Hereford business and also began buying and selling club calves. The rest you could say is history – a history documented by banners and titles. The program has produced 11 different individuals that have won either the grand or the reserve grand champion


Black Hereford Ranch is recognized for their bull and females sales just as much as the steer sales. Bulls like these are marketed in October annually.

Black is always working and always on the phone.

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Hoo Doo Phylli is one of the most famous donor dams from the program. She is the dam of Yellow Jacket. Phylli is also representative of Black’s pioneer move to introduce purebred Charolais into the club calf producing business. Phylli was one of the first Hoo Doo females that Black brought to the breeding program.

steer title at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, plus it can claim a grand or reserve steer(s) at San Antonio, Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Austin, San Angelo and the Rio Grande Valley livestock shows. Then there’s also the breed champion titles that have been won by Black-bred steers. “We’ve had hundreds of breed champions over the years, and I’ve lost count of how many titles on the county and regional level,” he adds. Today, Black Hereford Ranch still includes Herefords, but the 600-plus cowherd also has Charolais, Angus, MaineAnjou, Shorthorn and Simmental genetics, as well as some Brangus-cross females. “I like good cattle of any color,” emphasizes Black, adding that it’s their Charolais genetics that really put them on the map. Black has invested heavily in Charolais cattle from Wyoming’s legendary Hoo Doo Ranch, and the herd now includes about 150 straight-bred Hoo Doo females. “I handpicked females out of their herd for about 10 years. Some I would keep, but

most I would sell as bred females in our June sale. Many of these females produced steers that won steer shows. We also purchased Hoo Doo-bred bulls, and we have a set group of these females that we are breeding to those bulls to keep the Hoo Doo line pure,” he stresses. Black is recognized as a pioneer in reintroducing purebred Charolais genetics into the club calf business, and the influence of Charolais genetics on major show-winning steers continues to escalate and, by most standards, is considered the dominant breed in steer production for the South today. Their program is largely AI-based, and between their females and the females the operation sells as breds, they will AI close to 1,000 head annually. They also do embryo transfer on about 30 of their best females, plus some limited in vitro fertilization. They have also utilized cloning, as they have cloned their famous Charolais club calf sire, Yellow Jacket and his mother Hoo Doo Phylli.

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In club calf circles, when you mention Black Hereford Ranch, industry-leading sires like Magic, Habanero, Lifeline, Yellow Jacket, Troubadour, Made Right, George, Carpe Diem, Polar Ice and Blanco and their resulting progeny, along with countless banners come to mind. While their program does include breeding of some purebreds, the majority of the cattle are bred for the club calf industry. Annually, Black Hereford Ranch markets about 150 steers from their program, along with about 300 bred females, 50 cows and 100 bulls. In addition, Black markets steers for other breeders, most of which have Black breeding. Plus they market semen on many of their club calf sires. They have had one to two steer sales a year in Texas for the past 21 years. “All of our sales have the tagline “Cream of the Crop”, and that’s become a big part of the ranch’s recognition,” explains Black, adding that they pride themselves on repeat customers and selling only the best. Also they’ve now been in the business long


Yellow Jacket was the first 50% Charolais or Charolais x Maine cross sire to have tremendous success. He has sired both winning steers and females. He was key to re-introducing Charolais breeding into the club calf world.

enough that they are selling to the second generation of some families. He is adamant in his belief that there is not a better learning experience than a good 4-H/FFA cattle project. Cattle projects teach “good work ethic, responsibility and discipline and is one of the best familyoriented activities there is,” he adds. Their Cream of the Crop Sale is held at the ranch the first Saturday of June annually, and 2012 was the 11th year for this premier event. It featured 340 head of elite fall-bred heifers and donor prospects, 60 fall-bred young mature cows and 20 herd sire prospects. All of these were bred and marketed to produce club calves. The 2012 sale saw bidders pay an average of over $4,000 overall. Every October, the Black’s host their Fall Bull Sale at the ranch, which features 80 to 100 powerful breeding age club calf bulls. This year’s sale will be October 27th. “Kris is perhaps one of, if not the most, successful programs, as far as creating and establishing cow families within a composite herd. The lines of cattle that he has created transcend time; they are just as influential today as they were in the beginning. I’ve always admired the program because it has developed and grown based on one man’s opinion of good cattle, not trend, and that opinion has rarely changed since he started in the early ’80s,” describes Christy Collins, who manages the two sales at the ranch for Black. In March, a steer sale is held in Salado, Texas, that coincides when exhibitors and

families are traveling home from the Houston Livestock Show. It features 50 steers and heifers that are the “cream of the crop” from Black Hereford Ranch. In April, another 50 steers are sold at the Just Right For The Valley Sale near Laredo with Raul and Eddie Martinez’s 5M Ranch. Plus during the spring months, they market about 150 steers at the ranch, along with a few show heifers. These steers are all fall-born and are weaned at four and half months of age to coincide with the big shows in Texas and Oklahoma. For the next two months, they are halter broke, clipped and prepared for the sales. “Not all of these are from our ranch, but most are our genetics. During March and April, we have a lot of traffic through the ranch, and for a month before the June sale, lots of folks stop in to view the sale offering. I would estimate that 90% of our steer buyers are from Texas and 70% of our bred females and bulls probably go to Texas, but at our June sale, we had buyers from 15 states,” he says. Black doesn’t miss the Denver, Fort Worth and Houston shows, but with the number of cattle in the program, looking at other people’s steers to market and four sales a year, his travel time is limited. Plus there’s the 900 acres they farm for hay, so there’s always a lot to get done every day of

the year. Speaking of getting things done, all of this is done by the Blacks—Kris, Gay and Phylli, plus their manager, Tim Voboril. They do hire some extra help to halter break and clip all the steers before the spring sales. “I’m very lucky to have Tim. He is invaluable to us because of his knowledge, work ethic and his understanding of the segments of the cattle industry we operate. Gay handles all the office work, semen orders and keeps us on track. She had far more experience in the steer business than me when we started, and I couldn’t have done this without her. Phyll, has always loved rodeo and that requires a lot of practice and travel, but she helps with the dayto-day operations around her schedule,” he explains. Black, who by anyone’s account that knows him would easily be described as a workaholic, says, “If I didn’t have to stop and sleep, I could get more done.” Black Hereford Ranch is a testament to hard work, forward thinking and steadfast devotion to an industry and a vision. What Black and his family have done is impressive; not just in terms of banners and titles, but in the quality of cattle produced, the number of customers who utilize their genetics and the respect they have in the business.

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Showmanship Points by Division

Oklahoma Club Calf Association - Sept 2012

What a summer! Jr. Nationals are over, and it’s time to start school. Here in Oklahoma, and in most of the country, another drought; please pray for rain! I know too many cattlemen losing everything like nothing I have ever witnessed in my life. State fairs have started, and I know the young people are working extra hard to get the cattle ready. Since my kids are grown, I decided to take in a young high school girl that has never shown and help her get ready for fall. Becca and her steer moved in my barn and the work started. The young lady is a hard worker, and it is fun watching her and the steer improve everyday. One evening while working on showmanship, she told my wife she had set him up so many times she was going to wear out her new show stick before her first show. LaMecia giggled and said, “You will be glad you worked so hard.” She is a good girl and I know her parents and Ag teachers will be proud. That is what the OCCA is all about: hard work, great young people and proud parents! Good Luck at the state fairs and be safe.

Tim B Stidham, OCCA President

www.oklahomaclubcalfassociation.com Note: According to OCCA Rules, winners of the “Overall Top 10 Exhibitors” are not eligible to compete for “District Awards”.

First

Pts.

Div.

Top 10 Last Name First

Pts.

JUNIOR Dobbs JUNIOR Courtney JUNIOR Armitage JUNIOR Kemp JUNIOR Kite JUNIOR Bowen JUNIOR Goodson JUNIOR Branum JUNIOR Hayes JUNIOR Hoover

Sidney Madison Sarah Brooke Bailey Kodee Gatlin Kooper Blakelee Paige

133 132 96 89 64 44 44 43 42 39

INTER. INTER. INTER. INTER. INTER.

Hilburn Purcell Kellam McGowen Ford

Kyleigh Nicholas Ashlyn Haylie Jace

64 57 53 42 36

INTER. INTER. INTER. INTER. INTER.

Brock Jordan Caitlin Kade Bridget

156 129 92 84 67

Katie Abbey Jace Reighly Katie Jake Will Audrey Cale Hannah

180 151 90 64 54 48 38 34 34 30

Div.

Last Name

Courtney Storey Stehr Bowen Kemp

SENIOR Green SENIOR Chrz SENIOR Prough SENIOR Blakley SENIOR Alexander SENIOR Grossnicklas SENIOR Guthrie SENIOR Christensen SENIOR Jahn SENIOR Armitage

Overall Showmanship Points

Div.

Last Name

First

Pts.

Div.

Last Name

First

Pts.

1 2 3 4 5

Green Courtney Chrz Dobbs Courtney

Katie Brock Abbey Sidney Madison

180 156 141 133 132

6 7 8 9 10

Storey Armitage Stehr Prough Kemp

Jordan Sarah Caitlin Jace Brooke

129 96 92 90 89

OCCA Membership Application

Name: ____________________________________________ Phone: ________________________ Email: ______________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: ______ Zip: ________________ Date of birth: ____________________ My School is: __________________________________where I am a member of (circle one) 4-H or FFA FFA District (circle one) Central SE SW NE NW

Have you shown beef cattle before April 1, 2007? (circle one) yes no

In case you are presented an award, we need your jacket/pull-over size (circle one) S M L XL Who told you about OCCA (if anyone)? ___________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ (signature) I wish to participate in the following divisions: (circle) 1st family member fee: $35 (includes on division); then add $30 each division thereafter Steers Heifers Showmanship The 1st member also receives a 1-year free subscription to The Show Circuit magazine. You may add additional family members at a cost of $30 per division - Use one enrollment form per individual. Send application and check (payable to OCCA) to Erica Boyer, 1701 College Park Road, Claremore, OK 74017; 918-344-0622; email: ericasg@hotmailcom

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Heifer Points by Division Breed

Last Name First

Dist.

Pts.

Breed

Last Name First

Dist.

Pts.

American American American

Storey Berlowitz Jones

Jordan Braelyn Jacob

SE C C

180 112 6

Braunvieh

Blakley

Reighly

NE

40

Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus Angus

Green Keeler Hoover Bess White Ray Blakey Pittman Cook Murray Krebs Silas Strate

Katie Branna Paige Brody Shelby Jackson Adrienne Beth Colby Courtney Brant Kody Jarred

NE NE NE NE NE SE C NW C C SE C NW

172 56 42 40 27 26 12 12 26 10 10 6 6

Limousin Limousin Limousin Limousin Limousin Limousin

Hutchison Jahn White White McGowen Gerard

Brock Spencer Richard Bryson Haylie Alese

NW SW NE NE SE SE

32 30 28 26 10 10

Maine-Anjou Blakley Maine-Anjou Chrz Maine-Anjou Alexander Maine-Anjou Blakley Maine-Anjou Elliott Maine-Anjou Burris Maine-Anjou Sperle Maine-Anjou Melton

Larahmy Abbey Karly Reighly Breanna Kylee Mariah Kendall

NE NW NW NE NE C SW NW

76 46 42 36 32 20 10 10

Charolais Charolais Charolais

Bowen Chrz Bowen

Kade Abbey Kodee

C NW C

88 34 10

Char-Comp Bowen Char-Comp Stehr

Kade Caitlin

C SW

66 56

MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer MTainer

Brooks Bowen Christian Knapp Kemp Clark Butler Miller Hilburn Elam Armitage Blakley Symes Evans

Chance Kodee Allison Jessalene Brooke Ganden James Sage Kyleigh Colt Sarah Reighly Katie Ashtyn

NE C C SE NE SW NE NE SE C C NE C SE

80 73 62 40 39 36 26 32 30 26 22 20 6 6

Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus Red Angus

Guthrie Hutchison Nelson Bilderback

Will Brock John Jason

NW NW SW SW

114 32 26 16

Salers

Stewart

Jenna

NW

72

Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn Shorthorn

Stehr Caitlin Stehr Cammie Alexander Katie Murray Courtney Reid Corbin Judge Kevin Harper Jesse Krebs Chace Blankinship Brittany

SW SW SW C C C SE SE C

162 50 42 22 20 18 16 10 10

ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus ShPlus

Thompson Raylyn Kellam Ashlyn Alexander Katie Hill Matthew Blankinship Brittany Purcell Nicholas Stehr Cammie Clark Halie Williams Brent

NE SE SW SE C NE SW SW NE

74 56 40 36 26 20 10 10 6

Simmental

Jahn

SW

56

Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina Chianina

Hiebert Kyle Armitage Hannah Hilburn Kyleigh Christian Allison Elam Colt Grossnicklaus Jake Barney Clint Hill Matthew Thrasher Scout Thompson Cooper Cook Colby Silas Kody Strate Jarred Courtney Madison Kellam Ashlyn

NW C SE C C SW NW SE NW NE C C NW NE SE

72 60 55 40 36 30 20 20 20 18 12 12 10 6 6

Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford Hereford

Dobbs Chapman Prough Courtney Kemp Gould Gould Jahn Will Cantrell Hayes Cantrell

NE C SW NE NE C C SW NW NE SE NE

118 102 76 58 48 20 20 16 12 10 6 6

Limousin Limousin Limousin

Christensen Audrey Booth Rachel White Shelby

C NE NE

176 66 54

Sidney Victoria Jace Madison Bridget Emily Jacob Spencer Jenna Parker Blakelee Karstyn

Cale

Breed

Last Name First

Dist.

Pts.

Simmental Simmental Simmental Simmental

Thomas Shepard Eaves Gerard

NW SW SE SE

12 12 10 6

%Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental %Simmental

Courtney Brock Strickland McKenzie Armitage Hannah Jahn Cale Green Katie Grossnicklas Jake Blakey Adyson Clark Garrett Kellam Ashlyn Pollard Amberlyn Keeler Branna

NE C C SW NE SW C SW SE C NE

152 100 46 40 34 30 20 12 12 12 6

Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial

Courtney Brock Chrz Abbey Layton McKenzie Knapp Jessalene Purcell Nicholas Brooks Chance Green Katie Shephard Chaley Earnheart Sidney Fast Jared Booth Rachel Burris Kylee Silas Kody Grossnicklas Jake

NE NW SW SE NE NE NE SW SW NW NE C C SW

113 95 68 50 43 40 36 32 20 20 18 16 10 6

BRED & OWNED HEIFERS American Storey Jordan American Storey Jordan

SE SE

32 76

Chianina Chianina

Hill Matthew Grossnicklaus Jake

NW SW

Hereford

Courtney

NE

20 10 0 0

ShPlus

Blankinship Brittany

SE

Simmental

Jahn

SW

Darrell Laura Landree Aliese

Brock

Cale

26 0 56

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Steer Points by Division Breed

Last Name First

AOB

Melton

Kendall

AOB

Daley

Jacob

Dist.

Pts.

Breed

Last Name First

Dist.

Pts.

NW

20

Limousin

Klaassen

Raegan

SW

49

NE

20

Limousin

Chapman

Victoria

C

46

Limousin

Kite

Bailey

SW

36

Breed

Last Name First

Dist.

Pts.

McGowen Christian

SE

26

Simmental

Earnheart Sidney

SW

6

Crossbred

Perryman

Jake

NE

114

Crossbred

Bonham

Baylor

C

90

Crossbred

Duff

Jacy

SW

56

Crossbred

Thrasher

Scout

NW

40

Crossbred

Thorp

Jessica

NW

32

Crossbred

Branum

Kooper

SW

31

Crossbred

Cullum

Julie

SE

20

Crossbred

Cullum

Daniel

SE

16

Crossbred

Davis

Haven

NW

16

Crossbred

Ford

Jace

SE

12

Crossbred

Symes

Paden

SW

12

Crossbred

Strickland McKenzie

C

10

Crossbred

Stanley

Kylee

SW

6

Crossbred

Daley

Jacob

NE

6

Angus

Sperle

Ryan

SW

120

Limousin

Angus

Imke

Kaylee

NW

52

Limousin

Alexander Karly

NW

20

Angus

Pratz

Colten

C

42

Limousin

Chrz

Abbey

NW

16

Angus

Sperle

Mariah

SW

40

Limousin

Earnheart Sidney

SW

6

Angus

Barney

Clint

NW

40

Angus

Chrz

Abbey

NW

34

Maine-Anjou Davis

Haven

NW

116

Angus

Duff

Kane

SW

26

Maine-Anjou Klaassen

Raegan

SW

112

Angus

Holt

Braden

SW

20

Maine-Anjou Goodson

Gatlin

NW

92

Angus

Lewis

Lincoln

NW

12

Maine-Anjou Kemp

Bridget

NE

62

Angus

Kellin

Becky

NW

12

Maine-Anjou Strickland McKenzie

C

40

Maine-Anjou Strate

Jarred

NW

36

Charolais

Purcell

Nicholas

NE

54

Maine-Anjou Elliott

Brianna

NE

33

Charolais

Goodson

Gatlin

NW

40

Maine-Anjou Branum

Kooper

SW

30

Charolais

Duff

Dillon

SW

36

Maine-Anjou Ford

Jace

SE

26

Charolais

Kelln

Becky

NW

20

Maine-Anjou Lewis

Lincoln

NW

20

Charolais

Holt

Parker

SW

20

Maine-Anjou Shephard

Isac

SW

20

Charolais

Ford

Jace

SE

16

Maine-Anjou Knapp

Jessalene

SE

20

Charolais

Wolzen

Haley

SE

12

Maine-Anjou Miller

Sage

NE

20

Maine-Anjou Blakley

Larahmy

NE

20

Chianina

Thrasher

Scout

NW

80

Maine-Anjou Dimmitt

Julia

NW

16

Chianina

Thorp

Jake

NW

58

Maine-Anjou Duff

Drew

SW

16

Chianina

Baker

Kody

SW

46

Chianina

Bonham

Baylor

C

30

Salers

Branum

Kooper

SW

40

Chianina

Dimmit

Garrett

NW

30

Chianina

Testerman Mylah

SW

30

Shorthorn

Duff

Dillon

SW

40

Chianina

Cato

Koby

SE

20

Shorthorn

Perryman

Jake

NE

36

Chianina

Carroll

Morgan

NW

18

Shorthorn

Cullum

Julie

SE

26

Chianina

Hudgins

Madison

NE

10

Shorthorn

Thorp

Jamie

NW

22

Shorthorn

Evans

Ashton

SE

20

Chianina

Imke

Kaylee

NW

6

Shorthorn

Sandoval

Kaleb

SW

16

Hereford

Kite

Bailey

SW

72

Shorthorn

Stanley

Kylee

SW

10

Hereford

Ransom

Ryanne

NE

60

Shorthorn

Cullum

Daniel

SE

6

Hereford

Kemp

Brooke

NE

52

Hereford

Branum

Kooper

SW

50

Simmental

Schovanec Braden

NW

100

Hereford

Duff

Drew

SW

36

Simmental

Baker

Kody

SW

76

Hereford

Pratz

Colten

C

36

Simmental

Hudgins

Madison

NE

60

Blakley

Reighly

NE

47

Hereford

Dobbs

Sidney

NE

56

Simmental

Hereford

Branson

Taylor

NE

28

Simmental

Testerman Hadley

SW

46

Hereford

Duff

Kane

SW

22

Simmental

Hicks

Jordan

SW

40

Hereford

Edens

Caleb

NW

20

Simmental

Thrasher

Gage

NW

40

Simmental

Pratz

Colten

C

32

Hereford

Blankinship Brittany

C

10

Simmental

Sperle

Ryan

SW

20

Limousin

Freeman

Vivian

SW

100

Simmental

Thorp

Jamie

NW

20

Limousin

Schovanec Braden

NW

70

Simmental

Duff

Jacy

SW

12

Reuter

Clark

SW

12

Symes

Paden

SW

12

Limousin

Sperle

Ryan

SW

54

Simmental

Limousin

Blakley

Reighly

NE

54

Simmental

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Note: According to OCCA Rules, winners of the “Overall Top 10 Exhibitors” are not eligible to compete for “District Awards”.

Heifers

Overall Top Heifer Exhibitors

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10

Brock Katie Caitlin Jordan Audrey Abbey Kade Chance Sidney Will

NE NE SW SW C NW C NE NE NW

Courtney Green Stehr Storey Christensen Chrz Bowen Brooks Dobbs Guthrie

265 242 218 180 176 175 154 120 118 114

Top Novice Heifer Exhibitors

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3 4 5

Kodee McKenzie Cammi Brooke Kody

C SW SW NE C

Bowen Layton Stehr Kemp Silas

83 68 60 39 28

Steers

Overall Top Steer Exhibitors

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3 4 5 5 7 8 8 10

Ryan Braden Raegan Jake Paul Gatlin Haven Kody Baylor Scout Colten

SW NW SW NE NW NW SW C NW C

Sperle Schovanec Klaassen Perryman Goodson Davis Baker Bonham Thrasher Pratz

194 170 161 150 132 132 122 120 120 110

Top Novice Steer Exhibitors

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3 4 5

Kaylee Brooke Hadie Gage Taylor

NW NE SW SW NE

Imke Kemp Testerman Thrasher Branson

58 52 46 40 28

Overall Top Heifer Exhibitors by Region

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 10

Berlowitz Armitage Christian Chapman Strickland Bowen Elam Burris Blankinship Silas Murray Armitage

Braelyn Hannah Allison Victoria McKenzie Kodee Colt Kylee Brittany Kody Courtney Sarah

C C C C C C C C C C C C

112 106 102 102 100 83 66 36 36 22 22 22

6 6 8 9 9 9

Fast Thrasher Strate Pittman Will Thomas

Jared Scout Jarred Beth Jenna Darrell

NW NW NW NW NW NW

20 20 16 12 12 12

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Blakley Booth White Blakley Keeler Thompson Courtney Purcell Kemp Hoover

Reighly Rachel Shelby Larahmy Branna Raylyn Madison Nicholas Bridget Paige

NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE

96 84 81 76 62 74 64 63 48 42

1 2 3 4 5 6 6 7 7 7 10

Knapp Hilburn Kellam Hill Ray Harper Gerard Eaves Krebs Krebs McGowen

Jessalene Kyleigh Ashlyn Matthew Jackson Jesse Aliese Landree Brant Chace Haylie

SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE

90 85 74 56 26 16 16 10 10 10 10

1 1 3 4 5

Hiebert Stewart Hutchison Alexander Barney

Kyle Jenna Brock Karly Clint

NW NW NW NW NW

72 72 68 42 20

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Jahn Alexander Prough Layton Grossnicklas Stehr Jahn Clark Shephard Nelson

Cale Katie Jace McKenzie Jake Cammi Spencer Ganden Chaley John

SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW

96 82 76 68 66 60 46 36 32 26

Overall Top Steer Exhibitors by Region

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

Place Last Name

First Name

District Pts.

1 2 3

Strickland McKenzie Chapman Victoria Blankinship Brittany

C C C

50 46 10

10 10 10

Alexander Edens Melton

Karly Caleb Kendall

NW NW NW

20 20 20

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Blakley Hudgins Kemp Ransom Dobbs Purcell Kemp Elliott Branson Daley

Reighly Madison Bridget Ryanne Sydney Nicholas Brooke Brianna Taylor Jacob

NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE

101 70 62 60 56 54 52 33 28 26

1 2 3 4 5 5 7

Ford Cullum McGowen Cullum Cato Knapp Wolzen

Jace Julie Christian Daniel Kolby Jessalene Haley

SE SE Se SE SE SE SE

54 46 26 22 20 20 12

1 1 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 8 9 10

Thorp Imke Chrz Barney Thrasher Strate Thorp Lewis Kelln Dimmit Imke Thorp

Jake Kaylee Abbey Clint Gage Jarred Jessica Lincoln Becky Garrett Kayla Jamie

NW NW NW NW NW NW Nw NW NW NW NW NW

58 58 50 40 40 36 32 32 32 30 26 20

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9

Kite Freeman Branum Duff Duff Duff Duff Testerman Sperle Hicks

Bailey Vivian Kooper Dillon Jacy Drew Kane Hadley Mariah Jordan

SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW

108 100 80 76 68 56 48 46 40 40

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Coming Events

September 17, 2012 ....................Altena Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ......................Begalka Livestock Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ..................Broders Club Calves Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ........................................ Christo Cattle Online Sale September 17, 2012 ................. Forman Show Steers Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ................. Gilbertson and Damm Show Cattle Sale September 17, 2012 ...................Hellbusch Cattle Company Online Sale September 17, 2012 .......................Holm Show Catle Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ............................... Jensen Show Cattle Bid Off Sale September 17, 2012 .......................... Krick Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ....................................Landgren Ranch Online Sale September 17, 2012 ...................McDaniel/Wiedel Round 1 Online Sale September 17, 2012 .... NWSS Jr. Mkt DNA/Nom./Ownership Deadline September 17, 2012 ..................... Parrott/Walbrecht Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 .................................RB Angus Pasture Bid Off Sale September 17, 2012 ...................Roeber Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ........................Siek Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ................. Stohlmann Show Cattle P.T. Bid Off Sale September 17, 2012 ....................... Tapken Cattle Company Online Sale September 17, 2012 .........................................TJC Cattle Co Online Sale September 17, 2012 ........................ Vogler Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale September 17, 2012 ............................. Wolf/Wallace Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ...............................Anson Club Calves Pasture Sale September 18, 2012 ............. Beare Cattle Farms Private Treaty Bid Sale September 18, 2012 ............................................Bushy Park Pasture Sale September 18, 2012 ..............................Chidester Cattle Co Pasture Sale September 18, 2012 ................ CK Cattle And Wager Cattle Bid Off Sale September 18, 2012 ............................. DeNeui Club Calves Pasture Sale September 18, 2012 ................................ Ford Farms Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ..............Goeken Cattle P.T. Phone Bid Pasture Sale September 18, 2012 .......... J.T.Weber Family Private Treaty Bid Off Sale September 18, 2012 .....................Karstens Club Calves Fall Bid Off Sale September 18, 2012 .............. Kody Miller Cattle Co. Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ............Ladder Creek Beacons of Light Online Sale September 18, 2012 ............................... Larson Club Calves Online Sale September 18, 2012 .........Mogck Show Cattle Private Bid Pasture Slkae September 18, 2012 ....... Schrag’s Seriously Shorthorn & Club Calf Sale September 18, 2012 .....................Silverbrook Ranch Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ......... Vanhove Cattle Company Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ..............................Voegele Show Cattle Online Sale September 18, 2012 ..................Wasson Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 18, 2012 ................... Werning Cattle Co. P.T. Phone Auction September 19, 2012 .... Bergeleen & Fagerhaug Private Treaty Bid Sales September 19, 2012 ...............Bremer Show Steers Round 1 Online Sale September 19, 2012 ................. Burke Show Cattle Round 1 Online Sale September 19, 2012 ............................. Geppert Club Calves Online Sale September 19, 2012 ......................Mertens Cattle Company Online Sale September 19, 2012 ................................... Reimann Ranch Pasture Sale September 19, 2012 .......... Schneider Brothers Show Cattle Online Sale September 19, 2012 ............. Sutera Show Stock Private Treaty Calf Sale September 19, 2012 ...........................Thomas Ranch Private Treaty Sale September 20, 2012 ..............................Caffee Ranch Private Treaty Sale September 20, 2012 ..........................Greiner & Reck Private Treaty Sale September 20-21, 2012 ................. Hainy-Barber Private Treaty Bid Sale September 20, 2012 ................. Krueger Club Calves Private Treaty Sale September 20, 2012 ..............Laus Valley Vue Farms Private Treaty Sale September 20-21, 2012 ..... Lime Stone Complete Dispersal - Cattle Sale September 20, 2012 ...................... Reindl Ranch Private Treaty Bid Sale September 20, 2012 ...................... Sinkie Show Steers Pastuyre Bid Sale September 20, 2012 ...........Spring Lake Show Steers Private Treaty Sale September 20, 2012 .........................Thompson Show Steers Online Sale September 20, 2012 .................. Volek & Rasmussen Private Treaty Sale September 20, 2012 ......................................................Olson Online Sale September 20, 2012 ....................... Willman-Fuegan Private Treaty Sale September 21, 2012 ................... Dennert & Eichler Online Pasture Sale

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September 21, 2012 .............................Kustom Fitted Cattle Online Sale September 21, 2012 ....................... Lime Stone LLC Real Estate Auction September 22, 2012 ...............Blackford Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 22-24, 2012 ........Boyle Farms Private Treaty Phone Bid Sale September 22-24, 2012 ................Club Calf Heaven Private Treaty Sales September 22, 2012 .....................Dicks Family Show Cattle Online Sale September 22, 2012 ................................... Great Shorthorn Revival Sale September 22, 2012 ..... Lime Stone Farm & Ranch Equipment Auction September 23, 2012 ......................... Bellar Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale September 23, 2012 ..........................Dunk Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale September 23, 2012 ......... Hoier Show Catle Private Treaty Pasture Sale September 23, 2012 ...............Minnaert Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 23, 2012 .......................................... Polzin Cattle Online Sale September 23, 2012 ............ Schuring Farms Private Treaty Bid Off Sale September 23, 2012 ............................. Stoltz Exotics Private Treaty Sale September 23, 2012 ...........T&J Club Calves Private Treaty Pasture Sale September 23, 2012 ....................... Ulmer, Koski & Schmitz Online Sale September 23, 2012 ............................... Went Blacks Private Treaty Sale September 23, 2012 ............................. Wolff Farms Pasture Bid Off Sale September 24, 2012 ..... Bob Thompson Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 24, 2012 ..........................Downing/Jorgenson Club Calf Sale September 24, 2012 ............M&W Livestock Private Treaty Bid Off Sale September 24, 2012 .....................................Netzke Brothers Online Sale September 24, 2012 ..................... Pryor Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 24, 2012 ............................................Raml Cattle Online Sale September 24, 2012 ............................. Sedlacek & Maag Show Calf Sale September 24, 2012 ............... Snowdon Club Calves Private Treaty Sale September 24, 2012 ......................Sullivan Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale September 24, 2012 .... Sullivan Farms/Sullivan Ranch P.T. Pasture Sale September 24, 2012 ....................Sullivan/Barhman Online Pasture Sale September 25, 2012 ...................DeChristofaro Show Cattle Online Sale September 26, 2012 .................................... Smithson Farms Online Sale September 26, 2012 ..............................Soehnlen & Kreisler Online Sale September 27-30, 2012 ............AK-SAR-BEN 4-H Stock Show & Rodeo September 27-October 7, 2012 ........................................ Tulsa State Fair September 29, 2012 .................................................. Simple Choices Sale September 29, 2012 ............................Virginia Club Calf Producers Sale September 30, 2012 ...........Burns Angus Seeking the Spotlight P.T. Sale September 30, 2012 .................................Crandell & Steiner Online Sale September 30, 2012 ................DJS Shorthorns Bid Off Show Heifer Sale September 30, 2012 .......................Hoffman Ranch Annual Female Sale September 30, 2012 ...................Rudow Family Cattle Bred Female Sale September 30, 2012 .......................... Sparks Tavener Private Treaty Sale September 30, 2012 ...........Streitmatter Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale September 30, 2012 .....................................Tunnison Creek Online Sale October 1, 2012 ..................Aces Wild Online Embryo and Genetic Sale October 1, 2012 .....................Barnes Show Cattle & Friends Online Sale October 1, 2012 ..................................... J/D Cattle Company Online Sale October 2, 2012 ....Majestic Meadows Pursuit of Perfection Online Sale October 3, 2012 ........................................Grace Show Cattle Online Sale October 4, 2012 ..........................................Oak Ridge Farms Online Sale October 4, 2012 ..................................Vickland Show Cattle Pasture Sale October 5, 2012 ......................... Cyclone Trace Shorthorns Upfront Sale October 6-8, 2012 .............................. Beach-Carlson Private Treaty Sale October 6, 2012 .....................................Fassett Hay & Cattle Online Sale October 6, 2012 .................................................... Making Memories Sale October 6, 2012 .................. Moore Land & Cattle Inaugural Sales Event October 6, 2012 .................................................. Northern Exposure Sale October 6, 2012 ...............................................Purple Power Pasture Sale October 7, 2012 ............................................Badger Southern Select Sale October 7, 2012 ........................................Cardinal Cattle Co Online Sale October 7, 2012 ......................................... Green Oak Farms Online Sale October 7, 2012 .....................................Hanewich Cattle Co Bid Off Sale October 7, 2012 ... I-90 Elite Breeders Private Treaty Phone Bid Off Sale October 7, 2012 ................................Justus & Wilson Private Treaty Sale


October 7, 2012 ................ Sullivan Farms Maternal Legends Production Sale October 24-26, 2012 ................................... Barber Ranch Internet Heifer Sale October 7, 2012 ................................................... Wolf Show Cattle Online Sale October 26, 2012 .........................................American Royal Feeder Calf Show October 7, 2012 ......................................................... Y-NOT Cattle Online Sale October 26, 2012 ............................Rob Miller/Gleue Show Cattle Online Sale October 8, 2012 .............................................. Pembrook Cattle Co Online Sale October 27, 2012 ................................................... American Royal Steer Show October 10, 2012 ................................................... Miller Cattle Co Online Sale October 27, 2012 .......Black Hereford Ranch Cream of the Crop Fall Bull Sale October 11, 2012 ............................. Bremer Show Steers Round 2 Online Sale October 27, 2012 ..................................................Bushy Park Elite Female Sale October 11, 2012 .............. Burke Show Cattle & Friends Round 2 Online Sale October 27, 2012 ............Jones Show Cattle Private Treaty Phone Bid Off Sale October 11, 2012 ........................................... Kustom Fitted Cattle Online Sale October 27, 2012 ......................................Price Farms and Special Guests Sale October 12-14, 2012 ........... Fusion Cattle Co Shorthorn Prestige Online Sale October 27, 2012 .......................... Silva Cattle Co 5th Annual Final Drive Sale October 13, 2012 ...................................Capatske Cattle Company Online Sale October 28, 2012 ...............................Bar A Cattle Complete Female Dispersal October 13, 2012 ......................................................Dietz Olson Club Calf Sale October 28, 2012 ............... Gamble Angus 10th Anniversary Production Sale October 13, 2012 ....................... Doris Show Cattle Private Treaty Bid Off Sale October 28, 2012 ...................................................... Schaeffer Tice Online Sale October 13, 2012 .............................................Elliot Cattle Co 8th Annual Sale October 29, 2012 .........................Grauer Show Cattle-North Coast Cattle Sale October 13, 2012 ................................................................ Farrer’s Sale of Stars October 29, 2012 .............................................. Legends of the Fall Online Sale October 13, 2012 ............................................ Frasher Family Club Calves Sale October 30, 2012 ..................ROM’N Limousin Fall Spooktacular Online Sale October 13, 2012 ............................................Greenhorn Cattle Company Sale October 31, 2012 ...............................................Silverline Genetics Online Sale October 13, 2012 .....................................................Lesky Brothers Online Sale November 1, 2012 .................................NWSS Jr. Market Beef Entry Deadline October 13, 2012 ........................................Mid Contient Farms Club Calf Sale November 1, 2012 ........NWSS Jr. Market Lamb & Goat DNA/Entry Deadline October 13, 2012 ................... Reimann Ranch/Doris Show Cattle Online Sale November 1, 2012 .............................. NWSS Jr. Market Swine Entry Deadline October 13, 2012 ......................... Seldom Rest Farms Angus Connection Sale November 1, 2012 ...............................................Ottman Ball Show Steers Sale October 13, 2012 ............................................ Silveira Bros Angus Female Sale November 2, 2012 ................................................. Sharing in the Progress Sale October 13, 2012 ......................................... Welshans Show Cattle Online Sale November 3, 2012 ..............................Fesmire Show Cattle Private Treaty Sale October 14, 2012 .................................................... Clear Choice Club Calf Sale November 3, 2012 ................................................. High Standards Female Sale October 14, 2012 .........................................Copeland Show Cattle Online Sale November 4, 2012 ............................................................Ladies of the Fall Sale October 14, 2012 ................................Horstman Cattle Co Factory Direct Sale November 4, 2012 ..................................Lucky Strike Show Cattle Bid Off Sale October 14, 2012 ................................................................... Kegley Farms Sale November 5, 2012 .............................................Bridwell Livestock Online Sale October 14, 2012 ........................................... Laudeman Family Club Calf Sale November 5, 2012 ...............................................Gray Show Cattle Online Sale October 14, 2012 .............................................Lutrick Show Cattle Online Sale November 7, 2012 ................................Stoltz Exotics Female First Online Sale October 14, 2012 .......................................Purple Reign Cattle Co. Online Sale November 8, 2012 .......................................................Wiese Cattle Online Sale October 14, 2012 ..............................Ridgeview Farm Definite Difference Sale November 9, 2012 .................................................. Market Lamb Mamma Sale October 15, 2012 .........................................................Big H Ranch Online Sale November 10, 2012 ...............................................................Donors on Ice Sale October 15, 2012 .................................Hilbert Show Steers Private Treaty Sale November 10, 2012 ...........................KP Ranch Miniature Hereford Dispersal October 15, 2012 ............................ Schmitt Show Steers Round 2 Online Sale November 10-11, 2012 ........................................... NAILE Junior Heifer Show October 15, 2012 .....................Stewart Club Calves/Caligo Farms Online Sale November 11, 2012 ...............................................................NAILE Steer Show October 16, 2012 .....................................................Frost Cattle Co Online Sale November 12, 2012 ............................... ACA National Hybrid Advantage Sale October 16, 2012 ..............................................Goddard Cattle Co. Online Sale November 12, 2012 ...................................Wagner Cattle Round 2 Online Sale October 16, 2012 ...........................................Habeger Show Cattle Online Sale November 14, 2012 ..........................................Barber Ranch Annual Bull Sale October 16, 2012 ..........Rosenbaum Livestock & AK Show Cattle Online Sale November 17, 2012 .............................................Tree Lane Farms Annual Sale October 17, 2012 ...............Holt Bros: Hartwell Cattle Co. Online Pasture Sale November 18, 2012 .....................................................Blind Badger Ranch Sale October 17, 2012 ....................................................Jones Cattle Co. Online Sale November 24-25, 2012 ..................................................... Heart of It All Shows October 18, 2012 ............................................... Bellar Show Cattle Online Sale November 24, 2012 ............................................................Top Cut Female Sale October 18, 2012 ...................Frank & Reitzenstein Cowboys and Angels Sale November 24, 2012 ..............Trennepohl Farms Right By Design Female Sale October 19, 2012 .....Rocking J Ranch Club Calf Auction with Trausch Farms November 26, 2012 ....................................... Kustom Fitted Cattle Online Sale October 20, 2012 ................................................................. Buck Cattle Co Sale November 26, 2012 .......................................May Cattle Co Online Heifer Sale October 20, 2012 ..................................................... Frye Cattle Co. Online Sale November 27, 2012 ............................................Divas and Donors Online Sale October 20, 2012 ..............................Goretska Show Steers Private Treaty Sale November 27, 2012 ....................................Frost Cattle Co Online Female Sale October 20, 2012 ................................................Hartgers Cattle Company Sale November 27, 2012 .............................. Prairie View Farms Online Heifer Sale October 20, 2012 .........................Malson Angus & Herefords Production Sale November 29, 2012 ...................................................... Hotz Farms Online Sale October 20, 2012 .......................................... Ohlrichs Club Calf Showcase Sale December 1, 2012 ............................ Schrag Shorthorn The Family Event Sale October 20, 2012 ........................ Rodgers Cattle Company Private Treaty Sale December 2, 2012 ....................Steer Creek Ranch Private Treaty Pasture Sale October 20, 2012 ......................... Sinclair Cattle Company Private Treaty Sale December 3, 2012 .............................................................Capatske Online Sale October 20, 2012 ............................................. Swing the Gate Production Sale December 8, 2012 ..............................Reimann Ranch First Class Female Sale October 20, 2012 ..........................Top Line Farm 4th Annual Production Sale December 8, 2012 .............................. Smith Cattle Co First Class Female Sale October 20, 2012 ....................................Webster Cattle Co Private Treaty Sale December 14, 2012 .................................... 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Nowatzke Cattle Annual Female Sale February 2, 2013 ........................Horsley Brothers Eastern Exposure XIII Sale October 21, 2012 ................................................................The Black Label Sale October 21, 2012 ........The Event Langford & Copeland Joint Production Sale October 22, 2012 .............................. BF Black Simmentals Private Treaty Sale October 22, 2012 ...................................................... G&J Cattle Co Online Sale This list is provided as a courtesy. While we do our best to keep a complete and accurate October 22, 2012 ............................................ Holmes Show Cattle Online Sale Coming Events list, occasionally errors or omissions may occur. We are not liable and October 24-25, 2012 .............. APEX Cattle Elite Online Steer and Heifer Sale make no guarantees regarding the accuracy of its content.

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This column is the sixth in a series exploring careers that our young readers might be interested in pursuing, through the eyes and experiences of successful people in a variety of professions.

Kelli Ludlum - Director, Congressional Relations at American Farm Bureau Federation SC: What is your background – were you raised on a farm or ranch? I was raised on a diverse fourth generation southeast Kansas farm. We produce wheat, soybeans, corn, grain sorghum, hay and commercial cattle. My sister and I were both active in many youth organizations, like FFA and 4-H, and we showed cattle and hogs. SC: Would you describe for us what you really do (sometimes job titles aren’t reflective of the actual work): My job is to represent the interests of our farmer and rancher members in the national policy process. That means I’m essentially their voice with Congress and Federal agencies, so that they can influence laws and regulations that affect their farms and ranches while they’re actually out doing the hard daily work of producing food and fiber. Politics are part of the job, but trying to find the best possible solutions to the problems that farmers and ranchers face – with decision-makers on both sides of the aisle, Democrats and Republicans alike – is how I spend most of my time. Building strong working relationships through communication and sharing information with Members of Congress and their staff, and officials at the Department of Agriculture, is the key to being successful in accomplishing our members’ policy objectives. SC: How did you get into this line of work? After graduating from Kansas State University, I accepted a position as a county extension agent working with 4-H and Youth programs. I loved that job, but also had an interest in agriculture policy stemming from internships with the Kansas Livestock Association and a state agency at college, and from a college course I’d taken my sophomore year with one of my favorite professors, Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh. It was Dr. Flinchbaugh who gave my name and phone number to then-Congressman Jerry Moran, who had a position open for an agriculture assistant. The Congressman’s aide called me just six months after I’d started in Extension and, after one interview, offered me the job in Washington, DC. I took it, and have been working in agriculture policy ever since. I spent three years working for Congressman Moran and a year on staff with the House of Representatives Agriculture Committee before coming to Farm Bureau to focus on livestock issues. SC: What do you like about your job? The best part of my job is educating decision-makers about production agriculture. It’s rewarding to be able to advocate for our members’ policy

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A PoliticAl lobbyist positions that can ultimately help them do their jobs better, and hopefully a little easier. Farmers and ranchers are some of the hardest-working, friendliest people I know, and representing them as they feed, clothe and fuel the world is about as good as it gets. SC: What are the toughest challenges for what you do? The toughest challenge in my job is explaining what really happens on farms and ranches to people whose only exposure to agriculture is with the final product at the grocery store. Agriculture is complex, and a lot of what we do today is very different from the public’s perceptions of agriculture that may have been formed through pictures of big red barns or movies like “Babe.” To help people understand modern agriculture, we try to connect it to things with which they may be more familiar, like small businesses or manufacturing enterprises. Sometimes, we also have to overcome negative portrayals of agriculture that have been built up by media misinformation, activist campaigns, and books like “Food, Inc.” Our farmer and rancher member families are most helpful in those efforts as they’re able to tell their own stories about what they really do and why they do it. SC: Do you need a college degree in your profession? A college degree is definitely a necessity in my profession. The exact field or major is less important than the broad skills that are developed in a collegiate experience, such as communication, leadership, organization and time management. Many of those traits come from activities outside the classroom, as well as through the formal degree. Many people in government relations have degrees in political science, economics, or professional degrees in law or business administration. However, there is no set formula for a formal educational path. My degree is in animal science and the “soft” skills I learned from my courses and professors, things like decision-making and being able to explain those decisions, are just as critical as the technical information I learned – especially since I’m in a more non-traditional field than many animal scientists! SC: What is a typical day on the job like for you? No two days are the same, which is a challenge I enjoy! The pace is fast, and multi-tasking is a must. The majority of my time is spent communicating with people – in meetings, on the phone, and through written correspondence.


SC: What would most surprise a high school or college student about your career? The biggest surprise for a student, particularly in high school, is probably the fact that there are so many agricultural opportunities in the realm of government relations. Not many students dream of being a lobbyist when they grow up, but it’s really no different than an educational field – with a little bit of an influencing twist! SC: Anything you wish someone would have told you when you were in school? The two best pieces of advice I received in high school and college were to take advantage of opportunities outside the classroom and to do internships. Through extracurricular activities from sports, to judging, to school and campus organizations, I learned life skills like teamwork and cooperation. Internships allowed me to figure out the types of careers in which I was interested and, just as important, helped rule out some that weren’t as natural a fit as I originally thought they would be.

SC Editor’S NotE:

In our August issue, we mistakenly identified the 5th overall heifer exhibitor at the Shorthorn Junior National Show. The exhibitor was Jake Nikkel of McPherson, Kan., whose Reserve Champion Division 5 winner took the 5th overall honor.

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Professor To Producer

by Dr. Paul Walker, Professor of Animal Science at Illinois State University

The Drought of 2012 and Mycotoxin Contamination

As if the drought of 2012 could not get any worse for livestock producers – given low corn and soybean yields, high shelled corn prices, record soybean meal costs, high nitrate corn silage, dry pastures, short hay yields, reduced ability to purchase some alternative feeds such as corn gluten, distillers grains and soy hulls, and too many open cows – producers now should be concerned about the presence of mycotoxin in shelled corn and corn silage.

and mycotoxins, expect the corn silage to contain mycotoxins. The ensiling process does not destroy the mycotoxins. Therefore, producers should test the chopped corn silage for mycotoxin concentration. Aflatoxin is perhaps the mycotoxin of greatest concern because it represents a risk to humans as well as animal health. Because aflatoxin can accumulate in the meat, this is a public health issue that cannot be ignored. Feed for market pigs cannot contain more than 20 parts per billion (ppb) of aflatoxin in order to remove risk What are mycotoxins? to the final pork product. Mycotoxins in corn are produced by certain molds that infect Vomitoxin or DON (deoxynivalenol) causes reduced feed inthe ears of corn. Molds may be present without the production take and decreased weight gain when present in the feed at 1-3 of mycotoxins, but mycotoxins cannot be produced in absence of parts per million (ppm), with younger pigs being most suscepmolds. The mycotoxins of greatest interest to pork producers and, tible. Cattle and poultry can tolerate much higher levels of DON to a lesser degree cattle producers, are allatoxin, deoxynivalenol than pigs. DON is often found in association with another myco(also known as vomitoxin or DON), fumonisin, zearalenone and toxin, zearalenone, because both are produced by the same mold. occasionally ochratoxin and T-2 toxin. A number of ear rots are Fumonisins comprise a family of mycotoxins in which horses capable of producing mycotoxin-producing molds. These include and donkeys are most susceptible. For pigs, food levels of total Fusarium Ear Rot, Gibberella Ear Rot and Aspergillus Ear Rot. fumonisins below 10 ppm are recommended. The various ear rots are favored by different environmental conOchratoxin affects the kidney first, but also can attack other ditions, so each may occur in different years. Hot, dry weather tissues and organs as well. Feed levels below 0.2 ppm are recomfollowed by periods of rain create ideal growing environments for mended for swine to protect their health. molds. T-2 toxin is less common than DON, but more toxic, causing While weather conditions are an important contributor to feed refusal, vomiting and damage to the gut. In some cases it can mold infection, producers do have some control over the extent be fatal. For pigs, levels of T-2 toxins in the feed below 2 ppm are of infection that might occur. For example, insect control in corn recommended. will help prevent damage to kernels that Finally, zearalenone is an estrogenic toxin encourage mold growth. Screening corn to meaning it mimics the effects of estrogen, remove broken or otherwise damaged kerleading to infertility, pseudopregancy and nels and storing corn at 14% moisture or less prolapse. Levels should be kept below 1 ppm will also discourage mold growth. Cleaning for piglets and 3 ppm for growing pigs. grain storage facilities by removing old grain Regarding aflatoxin, young animals can Mycotoxins in corn are before new corn is added will help to avoid tolerate far less aflatoxin in their diets than contamination from one year to the next. produced by certain molds older finishing animals. Extra care also, Regarding mycotoxin contamination in must be taken when feeding aflatoxin corn that infect the ears of corn. corn silage, if the corn grain contains mold to breeding animals.

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Milk producers face a unique challenge. In addition to safeguarding the health of their herd animals, they must be concerned about staying within the federal tolerance of no more than 0.5 parts per billion (ppb) aflatoxin in milk. That will require more stringent attention to ratio composition. The summer drought has resulted in a greater incidence than usual of aflatoxin in corn fields this fall. Diluting aflatoxin corn with clean corn or other grains is one option to consider when feeding it to any species of livestock. Also, pay close attention to handling of grain. Dry the corn down as quickly as possible to no more than 13%14% moisture to halt the spread of aflatoxin. Don’t let corn set in a wagon overnight. Higher moisture corn heats and produces an environment for mold growth. Corn with aflatoxin up to 100 ppb can probably be fed safely to most beef animals. But that is the upper limit for young and pregnant cattle. Older finishing cattle can tolerate higher levels of aflatoxin. But growth performance declines and threats to health increase as the level approaches 600 ppb. Do not feed corn with aflatoxin levels above 50 ppb to pigs weighing less than 50 pounds or to lactating sows. Gestating sows and boars should be able to tolerate levels of up to 100 ppb. Heavier finishing hogs may be able to withstand aflatoxin levels approaching 300 ppb, but make sure gilts kept as herd replacements are not being fed corn at those levels. One percent of aflatoxin in the total dairy ration may find its way into the milk. So, to avoid violating the 0.5 ppb residue violation in milk, the total ration cannot contain more than 50 ppb. If the ration is half aflatoxin free forage, the other half of the ration in corn could conceivably contain up to 100 ppb. However, in this instance, the farmer is cutting it close, leaving little margin of safety. If a producer suspects aflatoxin through either the black light or quick test, he/she should obtain a quantitive reading on the corn. From two to four days are required for aflatoxin to pass through a milk cow’s digestive system. As with beef animals, young dairy calves are susceptible to harmful effects at lower levels. The safest solution is to feed aflatoxin corn to open heifers or older beef animals and not to milk cows. Remember, grain with a concentration of aflatoxin higher than 20 ppb is barred from interstate or export trade. Grain and corn silage can be screened for a qualitative analysis (presence or absence) using a “black light test for aflatoxin but not all mycotoxins will show up under ultra-violet light. Producers feeding questionable grain or silage should send feed samples to a commercial or government testing laboratory. For more information about Aspergillus ear rot, aflatoxin and other corn-ear molds and mycotoxins, the Plant Management Network’s Focus on Corn section has an online presentation by Charles Woloshuk of Purdue University at http://bit.ly/RlmtmH. Also, John Patience, Department of Animal Science at Iowa State University and Steve Ensley, ISU Department of Veterinary Diagnostics have written an excellent review of mycotoxin contamination of corn, http://www.ipic.iastate.edu/publications/IPIC12.pdf.

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Alternate Uses for Showbox Supplies

Scotch comb – Personal safety device. If you’ve ever been accidentally hit with one of these babies, you know how sharp those tines can be. Take that mugger!

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Black paint – Last-minute Halloween costume anyone? However, I’m not sure if it will come out of human hair as easily as it does cattle hair. Try it on your friend first just to be safe.

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Show halter lead – Backup plan when your dog forgets what “stay” means while you’re trying to work calves in the chute and his real leash is at the house.

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Old exhibitor numbers – Handy for scribbling directions to the steer sale next week, pedigree information or phone numbers of potential buyers for your sale, because you surely won’t lose THAT.

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Safety pins – Possibly still attached to No. 5 and perfectly suited for goosing that smart-aleck boy who keeps coming around the showbox to chat up your daughter.

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Bag balm – Well everybody knows this is a miracle worker on mom’s hands after she broke down the steers after the show – again – right?

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Show Sheen – DIY air freshener for the pickup after giving a hog-showing buddy a ride. You know it smells way better than what was on their shoes and is now on your floor mats.

Andis clippers – They also work on your housecat that has mats in his fur. But be sure you don’t have a scotch comb handy when you start clipping your cat because you will be very tempted to use it as a personal safety device when the yowls get louder and the claws get sharper and he starts biting. Trust me on that one.

Joy® dishwashing soap – Just a reminder to the husbands out there that stealing the bottle from the kitchen because you forgot to buy more for the barn is not acceptable – unless you want to take her to dinner in town every night, that is.

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Adhesive – not to be used as a substitute for hair spray on a hectic school morning. if you do it, you’d better like the style you have that day because you’ll be sporting that look all week. ask me how i know.

Do you think you have our next top 10 List? E-mail your list to sharla@theshowcircuit.com, and if it is selected to be in our magazine, we’ll send you a $10 iTunes gift card!

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Meet Sharla!

If you’ve run an ad in The Show Circuit the last couple months, chances are you’ve gotten to work with Sharla Ishmael on your ad production. Sharla joined our team in early 2012 as our editorial director, but has since expanded her role in the magazine. Many of you have probably spent some time either e-mailing or chatting on the phone with her about your fall advertising plans. Here’s some scoop on Sharla, in her own words!

You have a background in showing cattle yourself... can you tell our readers a little about your history?

I grew up on ranches in New Mexico and Texas. My family was in the purebred Charolais business (Shallow Creek Charolais). I showed Charolais heifers and all kinds of steers. My best year (I’m telling my age here) was 1987 when I won Charolais Junior Nationals for the first time and Champion Steer at the Arizona National. Because we were able to raise many of my heifers, I was much more successful on that side of the ring, but steers were my first love. The biggest honor for me was when different people that were super successful with their steers would ask me to show one of their breed champions in the grand drive because they appreciated my showmanship ability. I couldn’t afford to buy the best steers (I paid for all my livestock, feed, travel, etc. by myself), so showmanship and hard work is how I tried to make up for it.

Where did you go to college?

I went to school at Texas A&M and competed on the ‘91-‘92 livestock judging team. My degrees are in ag economics and agricultural development – never took any English classes or journalism classes – so it’s ironic that I ended up with a career in ag communications. While I was at A&M, my herd of about 20 Charolais cows came with me. I leased a couple of pastures and tried to take care of them, judge and go to school. When I would back my little Oldsmobile up to the dock at the co-op for a load of feed, I sure got some funny looks! The last straw on that situation was having to defend why I was out in the middle of the night checking on calving cows to the landowner’s brother (who moved in after I leased the place). Evidently it made his dogs bark, and he didn’t like that. I had some choice thoughts about him and his dogs and shortly afterwards leased my cows to another breeder for the remainder of college.

mom now. The other thing that might surprise some of our advertisers is that I don’t design any ads. Our clients are so good to express the appreciation for the quality of the ads we design – but all that credit goes to Amber, Catherine, Carrie, Laci, Barb and some other talented ladies from time to time. I am just the middleman.

What’s your favorite stockshow, and why?

Fort Worth! I’ve shown on the green shavings in Louisville and the Astroturf in Houston and everywhere in between. But there is nothing like the steer show at Fort Worth. Plus, one of my very best memories from the show ring happened there when my little sister Carrie won the steer show in 1997. It was amazing! I don’t even think wining the lottery would have felt better for our whole family.

Do you have any good stock show stories?

No – my parents were too strict for me to have any good stories! That’s my story, and I’m sticking to it.

Your fondest show memory?

There are so many, of course, but the second time I won Charolais Junior Nationals was with a heifer I raised out of my very first heifer – a bottle baby named Cinderella that I trained to ride with a hackamore when I was about 7. Fast–forward to my sophomore year in college and Cinderella’s daughter won the show and bred and owned. It was a really cool way to end my show career!

How did your career path lead you to The Show Circuit?

The biggest lesson you learned?

I had worked for The Cattleman magazine for several years and then spent about a decade working at home as a freelancer as we started our family. Last year, Roland was looking for someone to help take SC’s editorial to the next level. It was a natural fit, and I’ve really enjoyed getting back into this part of the business. Now that I’m working on the advertising and production side of the magazine as well, it kind of brings me back full circle to when I used to run my own ads in the Charolais Journal and help my folks come up with ideas for their ads. We always took that very seriously, looking for new ways to draw attention to our ads.

The people you meet and the relationships you build will last much longer and mean more to you than the biggest trophies and buckles. Also, even when you are very young there are ALWAYS people watching you – how you go about your business – that might someday be in a position to help you get a job, or not!

What’s your number one tip you’d like to give our advertisers that you think is important to their success?

day’s junior exhibitors?

From a practical standpoint, whether you’re going to run an ad once a year or every month, take control of your photos and logos. If a steer or heifer you sold won a big show and you know that you’ll want the photo in your ad, go ahead and buy a high-resolution copy from the photographer. You don’t want to be waiting for photos at the last minute of your deadline. And know that you absolutely cannot use photos from a website or Facebook in a magazine ad. Those are low resolution and come out blurry or pixilated in print. From a marketing standpoint, take time every now and then to study other breeders’ ads in the magazines you advertise in. What makes one ad stand out more than another? Does one or two big, good photos capture your eye better than 10 small photos on a page? What type of color is overused? What can you do to make somebody flipping the page stop and look at your ad? A good ad doesn’t tell your life story; it gets attention and makes one, clear, compelling point that people can remember.

What’s something you think our readers would be surprised to find out about you? If anyone remembers me from “the good old days,” they would probably be surprised that I’m a honest-to-goodness, minivan-driving, suburban soccer

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Yep, that’s me rocking the wranglers and ’80s hair. We didn’t have our usual humor column to run this month with Brad Hook, so I decided to provide some entertainment for our younger female showmen whose fashion sense has definitely changed What’s your best piece of advice for to- since my day.

Enjoy every moment! Don’t let the outcome of the show or somebody else’s reaction to how you placed steal your joy of the sport. Another trend from the past – this show heifer I was holding at a show in Tucson, Arizona, had just come from the ring. Notice her head isn’t shaved, she has a great big old topknot and the lovely ginormous leather halter. Fitting has come as far as fashion in the show ring since the 1970s when this photo would have been taken. I was about 7, and was completely humiliated after this show when an AP photographer snapped a picture of me that went nationwide. I was tired of the bystanders bothering me (talking to me) while I was trying to read or play a game on the showbox, so I took my dad’s vest and put it over my head – looked like such a dork! People from all over the country cut out the photo from their hometown papers and sent it to me. Remember – I told you somebody is always watching you out there. Somehow those photos got lost……


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Smooth In Charge Heifer • She sells!

One & Only Steer • He sells!

Walks Alone Steer • He sells!

Monopoly Steer • He sells! Selling a select group of hand picked steers and heifers for everyone’s budget, through our online sale and private treaty

S h o w Ca ttl e

ONLINE CLUB CALF STEER & HEIFER SALE October 14, 2012 • hosted through CW Cattle Sales

Watch for updated pictures and videos of all sale cattle on our web site, www.copelandshowcattle.com Register to bid at www.cwcattlesales.com All cattle will be available at the ranch for viewing beginning October 1st 859 Romero Road, Nara Visa, NM 88430

2011 Kansas Beef Expo • Langford Family

Champion Maine Steer 2011 NM State Fair • Fraze Family

Reserve Maine Steer 2011 NM State Fair • Best Family

Reserve Division 2011 NAILE • Hanza Family

Grand Champion Steer 2010 Arizona National • Davis Family

Champion Commercial Heifer Ring A 2010 Kansas Beef Expo • Hay Family

Grand Champion Steer 2009 State Fair of Texas • Carter Family

4th Overall and Reserve Chi Heifer Ring B 2009 Kansas Beef Expo • Hanza Family

Champion Hereford Steer Ring B, Reserve Ring A

CO P E L A N D S H OW C AT T L E Matt & Kyla Copeland 580-336-8284 • Matt cell 785-213-5435 • Kyla cell 575-633-2700 • home

Champion Maine Heifer Ring B 2009 Kansas Beef Expo • Best Family

Champion Chi Steer Ring B, Reserve Ring A 2009 Kansas Beef Expo • Best Family

Cliff & Pat Copeland 575-403-8123 • Cliff cell 575-633-2800 • home Clifford & Barbara Copeland 575-403-8428 • Clifford cell Design by


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Pictures & videos will be available at www.schaeffersimmentals.com.

Schaeffer/Tice

Online Open Heifer Sale Selling full sibs!!!

Sale will be online at www.cwcattlesales.com

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Updated information can be found on our new blog - www.schaeffershowcattle.blogspot.com

Tim, Emily & Braylen Schaeffer

765.541.0738

14622 Crull Road, Hagerstown, IN 47346 Paul & Tracy Schaeffer

Nate Tice 717.926.0874 Our customer service goes from START to FINISH!!

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EVENT The

Tag 2414 • March • sire: Showtime

The Langford & Copeland

Joint Production Sale

Sunday, October 21, 2012 - 12 noon CST at Langford Headquarters in Okmulgee, Okla.

Tag 2256 • January • sire: Bailout

:: SELLING 50 LOTS :: Elite Show Heifers, Donors, Powerful Herd Bull Prospects, Spring Pairs Splits, Spring Bred Heifers, Embryos & Semen

Videos of all sale cattle will be available on web sites October 12th For a sale booklet or more information please contact one of the owners or sale management Tag 1294 • November • sire: Peacemaker

Tag 2298 • April • sire: TNT

Tag 2384 • February • sire: Icon

Tag 2432 • May • sire: Yankee 0144

Sale managed by

Dustin N. Layton 405.464.2455 laytond@yahoo.com

Okmulgee, Oklahoma 918.706.7028 - Watson cell 918.733.1331 - office 918.706.7048 - Leon cell langfordherefords@yahoo.com www.langfordherefords.com

Tag 2281 • March • sire: TNT

Tag 2415 • April • sire: Cool Kat

Nara Visa, New Mexico 575.403.8123 - Cliff cell 575.633.2800 - Cliff home 580.336.8284 - Matt cell 575.633.2251 - Clifford home c3copeland@plateautel.net www.copelandherefords.com

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elizabeth Jones Macey Goretska

chloe Martin Dustin lunD

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october 20th Private Treaty Sale • Bids Close at Dark

Wade, Kaylene, Rhylee and Shaylynn Rodgers

405 510th Avenue, Searsboro, Iowa 50242 • 515-480-6896 • Dustin Smith: 641-990-7787 • Nolan Ferguson: 641-660-0820


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ElitE FEmalE SalE — DEcEmbEr 14, 2012 Bryan McKay Cattle Co. • 405-747-8627 5:00 p.m. • at the ranch in Orlando, Oklahoma

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Collin Swanson Whitney Walker Raised by McCollough and Hoffman, sold by Goettemoeller Pictured below is the Dam of Walker’s heifer. She was sold by us as a calf in 2009.

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Thanks Matt Lautner.

Ben Kelly Family

McKenna Jedlicka

Thanks Chris Wilson and Raymond Gonnet.

Jala Huffman Kelsie Musil

November 8, 2012 oNliNe sale oN Breeders’ World

A percentage of our heifers sold go straight to the replacement pens for future donors and front pasture favorites. Heifers available for viewing anytime.

Breeders’ World

online sales Produced By roger M. Hunker auctioneering

Pat, NaNcy, & Brody Wiese 54223 822 Rd., Lindsay, Nebraska 402.428.9037 home 402.270.0718 Pat • 402.920.0082 Nancy tim & doug Wiese Lindsay, Nebraska 402.920.3499 Tim • 402.920.3324 Doug

Check out our website for pictures and updates!

wiesecattle.com

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GAMbLes LAdy 3022 • Sire: Bc lookout 7024 • Dam: Gambles Famous lady 859 (Full Sister to Gambles Hot Rod)

She Sells!

10th Anniversary Production Sale

October 28 1:00 p.m eSt. • clinton, tennessee Videos available on gambleangus.net!

GAMbLes FAMoUs LAdy • Sire: Famous 7001 • Dam: champion Hill lady 703 (Full Sister to Gambles Hot Rod) She SellS alonG WitH dauGHterS BY Bc looKout 7024 and nortHern iMProVeMent.

For more information contact the sale managers, toM BurKe/ Kurt ScHaFF/ JereMY HaaG, AMeriCAn AnGUs HALL oF FAMe at the World anGuS HeadQuarterS, Box 660, Smithville, Mo 64089-0660. Phone: 816-532-0811 • Fax: 816-532-0851 e-mail: angushall@earthlink.net • angushall.com

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GAMbLes LAdy 9095 • Sire: Br Midland • Dam: champion Hill lady 703 Will Sell WitH a calF at Side BY GaMBleS BocePHuS.

GAMbLes eLbreA 1086 • Sire: leachman Saugahatchee • Dam: ankony elbrea 26e1 Selling a fluSh Bull oF BuYerS cHoice and daughterS BY Bc looKout 7024.


GAMbLes eLbreA 1172 • Sire: Bc lookout 7024 • Dam: Gambles elbrea 1086

She Sells!

GAMbLes sweet eMotion • Sire: tc Stockman 365 • Dam: champion Hill lady 703 he SellS!

Featuring

GAMbLes Miss new desiGn 4036 • Sire: Gambles Hot rod • Dam: Gambles Miss new design 894

GaMBle’S larGeSt oFFerinG oF

SeLLiNG 100 HeAD! Productive cow calf Pairs Powerful Set of Bred Heifers elite Show Heifer Prospects Herd Bull Prospects

GAMbLes LAdy 3147 • Sire: Famous 7001 • Dam: Gambles lady 944

GAMbLes MArGo 4087 • Sire: Bushs ambition 507 • Dam: West Wind lady Margo WWtn 12

GAMbLes LAdy 1096 • Sire: Bushs absolute Power • Dam: champion Hill lady 703

amble G angus Meier

Ly d e L L a n d H o L Ly, Andrew, Annie, and ALyssA

chris Johnson, Herdsman 123 overton Walker ln. • clinton, tn 37716 865-806-0350 • gambleangus.net

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Reserve Grand 4-H Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

mo r g anBur Ke Champion Division 2 Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

Reserve Grand FFA Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

brodywu Lf Reserve Champion Division 2 Steer, 2012 Nebraska State Fair

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thankyou

Thank you to all the families that made 2012 a successful show year!

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Good luck on your continued success this fall!


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s ale i n fo round 1: sept 19 // round 2: oct 11 // plus private treaty sales all Fall! Both online sales hosted at caldwell-willouGhBy // cattle will Be located at the BurKe ranch in Genoa, neBrasKa

Kevin and Genna, Kassidy, Klayton, and Kiera Kevin Bremer: 402-366-9504 • Genna: 308-550-0924

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Each year we set out to place good cattle with great people. And, each year we are able to out-do the success from the previous year. All due to the efforts of great people and great friends. We are appreciative of the friendships made through the years and we plan to continue our level of success for many years to come. Thank you to all of those who have purchased cattle from us, we are so thankful for each and everyone of you!


Todd, Kim, maddison, olivia, and Cole

elmwood, illinois Look for our special online sales through Caldwell-Willoughby later this fall.

8013 N. McClellend Road • Elmwood, Illinois 61529 h: 309.742.8572 b: 309.742.8235 c: 309.253.5729 RiCK & Connie Caldwell: 765.249.2740 BReTT Bowman: 937.564.8163 online at: www.caldwellshowcattle.com September/October 2012 • theshowcircuit.com

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Saturday, October 20, 2012 at 1:00 PM at the Ranch, Madill, Oklahoma

Selling 105 Head ...

TREY MOORE ... Reserve Champion MaineAnjou Female, ’12 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show. Bred by Moore

50 Maine-Anjou, MaineTainer Show Heifer Prospects & Future Donors. 15 Hereford Show Heifer & Donor Prospects LADD LANDGRAF ... Champion Maine-Anjou Female, ’12 Oklahoma Youth Expo. Bred by DJ’s Cattle Co.

40 Bred Females & Fall Pairs

HALEY HUDSON ... Champion Horned Hereford Female, ’12 NWSS. Bred by Chruchill and purchased in ’11 Spring Edition Sale

ELIZABETH NESSLER ... Champion Horned Hereford Heifer, ’12 Illinois State Fair, and Division II Champion Owned Horned Heifer, ’12 National Junior Hereford Show. Bred by Us.

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LUCAS WISNEFSKI ... Reserve Champion Junior Maine-Anjou Female, ’12 NWSS. Bred by Buck & Bond Sold with Winegardner


MACIE McCULLOM ... National Champion Maine-Anjou Female, 2012 Fort Worth Stock Show & Supreme Champion Female, ’12 San Antonio. Bred by Buck & Gibson

BAILEY BUCK ... Grand Champion Female, ’12 National Junior Chianina Show & Reserve Champion Maine-Tainer Female, ’12 National Junior Maine-Anjou Show. Bred by Davis & purchased in ’11 Spring Edition Sale

COLE MOORE ... National Champion MaineTainer Female, ’12 Fort Worth Stock Show & Reserve Supreme Champion Female, ’12 Oklahoma Youth Expo. Bred by Buck

LAUREN SNODGRASS ... Reserve Champion Open MaineTainer Female, 2012 NWSS. Bred by Moore LAUREN SNODGRASS ... Champion Chianina Female, ’12 Fort Worth Stock Show. Bred by Buck & Broken Oak

Jirl, Brenda & Bailey Buck Madill, OK • 580-795-7271 • 580-795-4865 mobile

Show & Sale Cattle Matt Scasta, Davey Young & Ray Unwin, jirl@buckcattle.com • www.buckcattle.com Sale Location: 18 miles E. of I-35 on Hwy. 70.

All Buck cattle are fed MFM Feeds. Talk to us about the advantages of MFM.


Catalog will be online at www.maternallegends.com after September 14th.

April, Right Direction A full sister to Sara’s Bred & Owned Champions and maternal sib to the 2012 Junior National Champion Female, SULL Crystal’s Lucy.

Selling 50 Open Shorthorn Heifers ... Both January, Right Direction A full sister to Sara’s Bred & Owned Champions and maternal sib to the 2012 Junior National Champion Female, SULL Crystal’s Lucy.

Sunday,

October 7, 2012

12:30 PM CST • at the farm • Dunlap, Iowa, one hour from Omaha, Nebraska

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February, Beef X 8408 (898 clone), ShorthornPlus A maternal sister to Winegardner’s 2012 National Junior ShorthornPlus Champion

and selling 30 Open ShorthornPlus Heifers ...

February, Right Direction A full sister to Aegerter’s Junior National ShorthornPlus Champion

• Many dual registered ShorthornPlus/MaineTainer/Chi • Also selling 2 High Maine, 1 Charolais Open Heifer, 6 dual registered MaineTainer/ShorthornPlus and 7 dual registered Chi/ShorthornPlus.

Also, selling 70 Bred Females

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Upcoming Ad deAdlines Nov/Dec Issue: October 15 • Annual Calendar: October 15

Advertising Index

ABS .............................................................. 16 ACA Hybrid Advantage Sale ...................... 63 Aces Wild Ranch ....................................36-37 AK Show Cattle/Rosenbaum Livestock ..... 78 Alta Calf ’s Choice Total ............................ 283 Alum-Line ................................................. 284 Andis............................................................ 32 APEX Show Cattle....................................... 17 Badger Kickoff Classic .............................. 200 Bar A Cattle ........................................212-213 Barber Ranch .............................................. 42 Bedwell Cattle Company .......................... 282 Bellar Show Cattle ..................................... 231 BF Black Simmentals .................................. 71 Big H Ranch ................................................ 59 Blind Badger Ranch .................................. 294 Boneso Livestock ...................................46-47 Breeder’s World Online Sales ................... 214 Bremer Show Cattle .............................. Insert Bremer Show Steers ...........................306-307 Buck Cattle Co. ...................................310-311 Burke Show Cattle....................................... 50 Bushman/Ahlin/Barker .............................. 58 Bushy Park Farm....................................... 289 Caldwell Show Steers .........................308-309 Caldwell/Willoughby Sales....................24-25 Cardinal Cattle Company ......................... 233 Champion Show Stock................................ 56 Clayton Frye .............................................. 280 Clear Choice Club Calf Sale ...................... 232 COBA/Select Sires ..................................... 284 Cool Calf .................................................... 206 Copeland Show Cattle............................... 291 Copeland/Langford “The Event Sale” ...... 295 Coudron Charolais .................................... 278 Crandell & Steiner ..................................... 51 Dietz-Olson Club Calf Sale ......................... 52 Divas and Donors Sale ...........................40-41 Donors On Ice ............................................. 70 Doris Show Cattle ....................................... 13 Eby ............................................................... 23 Elliott Cattle Co. .......................................... 66 Ellsworth Equestrian Center ...................... 62 Farrer Stock Farm ..................................... 201 Fesmire Show Cattle ................................. 281 Final Drive Sale ......................................... 207 Frank Cattle Co & Reitzenstein.................. 53 Frasher Family Club Calves...................... 234 Frost Farms ............................................... 276 G & J Cattle Co ............................................ 55 Gamble Angus Farm ..........................304-305 Goddard Cattle Company............................. 7 Goff Show Cattle ....................................... 279 Goretska Cattle Company......................... 292 Goretska Show Steers .................. Back Cover Grauer Show Cattle ............................224-225

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Gray Show Cattle....................................44-45 Green Oak Farms ...................................... 61 Greenhorn Cattle Company ....................... 57 Guyer/Bonham...........................................8-9 Hanewich Cattle Co. ................................. 277 Hartgers Cattle Company ......................64-65 Heart of it All............................................... 60 High Standards ..................................216-217 Hoffman Ranch Herefords ....................... 288 Holmes Show Cattle Online Sale................ 54 Holt Bros/Hartwell Cattle Co ................... 275 Horstman Cattle Company......................... 68 Huncovsky Photo & Design ..................... 179 Illinois State Fair Governor’s Auction...... 198 Jones Show Cattle........................................ 43 JSC Show Cattle ..................................216-217 Katina, Show Photo by ............................... 91 Kent Feeds ................................................... 33 KOLT Cattle Co. .....................................48-49 KP Ranch Dispersal Auction.................... 206 Kris Black’s Cream of the Crop..............18-19 Kustom Fitted Cattle ................................. 203 Ladies of the Fall - Elite Female Sale ....... 235 Legends of the Fall ...................................... 58 Lesky Brothers .......................................... 274 Linde’s Livestock Photos............................. 91 LubriSyn Livestock ..................................... 38 Lucky Strike........................................296-297 Lucy, Photos by ......................................... 101 Lutrick Show Cattle .................................. 273 Majestic Meadows....................................... 67 Making Memories Sale ............................... 72 Malson Angus & Herefords ........................ 69 Market Lamb Mammas ............................ 187 McKay Cattle Co...............................Cover, 12 McKay Elite Female Sale .......................... 299 Mid-Continent Farms................................... 3 Minnaert Show Cattle ........................204-205 Monti West Black Cattle ........................... 285 Multimin USA ........................................... 211 Murphy Trailer Sales .................................. 29 North Coast Cattle Co. .......................224-225 Northern Exposure Sale ............................. 35 NWSS ......................................................... 202 Oak Ridge Farms ...................................... 202 Ohlrichs Cattle Co. ...................................... 77 Ottmann and Ball Show Steers ................ 236 Oxy Explosion ........................................... 237 Paulsen Cattle.........................................40-41 PBS Animal Health ................................... 239 Pearl’s Pics ................................................. 179 Pembrook Cattle Co. ................................... 73 Polzin Cattle ................................................ 34 Prairie View Farms ..................................... 15 Price Farms ............................................... 223 Purina Honor Show Chow ......................... 27

Purple Passion Club Calf Sale .................. 215 Purple Reign.................................................. 5 Reimann Ranch .......................................... 13 Ridgeview Farms / Bob & Jami Goble ....... 75 Ritchie Industries...................................... 284 Riverode .................................................... 284 Rob Miller Cattle Co. ................................ 238 Rockin J Ranch..........................................IBC Rockin Q Cattle Co. .................................. 240 Rodgers Cattle Company .......................... 298 Rom’n Limousin & Club Calves ................. 76 Rosenbaum & AK ....................................... 78 Rural Route Creations .............................. 101 Schaefer Ventilation Equipment .............. 290 Schaeffer & Tice ........................................ 293 Season Finale VIII Sale ............................. 242 SEK Genetics ............................................... 39 Seldom Rest Farms ................................80-81 Sharing in the Progress Sale ..................... 241 Show Circuit .............................................. 230 Show Rite Feeds .......................................... 14 Showbloom.................................................. 28 Showmaster ................................................. 21 showsteers.com ........................................... 20 ShowTec....................................................... 31 Silva Cattle ................................................. 207 Silveira Bros................................................. 79 Silverline Genetics .............................208-209 Smithson Farms ........................................ 211 Sparks Cattle Co. ......................................... 82 Stoltz Exotics ............................................. 199 Subscription Form .................................... 290 Sullivan Farms ...................................312-313 Sullivan Ranch .............................................. 4 Sullivan Supply.......................................10-11 Swing the Gate Shorthorn Sale ................ 221 Tavener Farms............................................. 82 The Angus Connection Sale ..................80-81 The Black Label ......................................... 222 The Boss Professional Dryer ...................... 30 The Event Sale ........................................... 295 Thompson Show Steers .............................. 22 Top Line Farm ....................................286-287 Trans Ova .................................................. 210 Trausch Farms...........................................IBC Tree Lane Farms ................................300-301 Trennepohl Farms .................................... IFC Triple C Trailers .......................................... 74 Walter Cattle Company ............................ 219 Weaver Leather ........................................... 26 Webster Cattle Company .......................... 220 Welshans Show Cattle ............................... 218 Went Black................................................... 83 Wiese Cattle........................................302-303 Y-Not Cattle ............................................... 215



Tracy, Mandi, Macey, and cash GoreTska

TRACY CELL. 641-344-2400 *• Chad Lukavsky 641-344-1009

1679 128th st. • Corydon, Iowa 50060 • • goretskashowsteers.com

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sellinG 40 sTeers and 20 heifers


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