September 2021 ACJ by American Chianina Journal

August/September 2021

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CONTENTS 23

2021 National Junior Heifer Show Results

Get To Know Your Junior Board Members

Morgan Baker, Maddie Smith, Madeline Sonnenfeld & Ray Beneker

Upcoming ACA Show Listing

ACA Board of Director Application

ACA Board of Directors Minutes

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COLUMNS

President’s Column Notes From The Field…Dustin Hurlbut ACA Board of Directors Update AJCA Board of Directors Update ACA Ladies Auxiliary Update New Junior Members ACA Bulletin New Adult Members Advertiser Index Upcoming Events

Heather Counts Director of Shows & Activities ACJ Editor heather@chicattle.org (517) 214-0927 Dustin Hurlbut Director of Sales & Marketing Western Region Field Rep dustin@chicattle.org (605) 380-8052 Production by American Chianina Journal ACJ (ISSN 1068-8021) is published quarterly at PO Box 890, Platte City, MO 64079. Subscription price is $25 per year. Periodicals postage paid at Platte City, MO and additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send address changes to: ACJ PO BOX 890 PLATTE CITY, MO 64079 2018 YEAR LETTER “F” 2019 YEAR LETTER "G" 2020 YEAR LETTER “H” 2021 YEAR LETTER “J”

On the Cover: The pure excitement and joy of exhibiting at junior nationals is what it’s all about! Photo by Next Level Images

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RYAN, CRYSTAL, HADLEY, WYATT, BLAYNE & KYLER DUNKLAU sale site: 85813 572nd Ave • Wayne NE 68787 mailing address: 57215 858th Rd • Wayne NE 68787 ryan: 402.369.2025 crystal: 309.221.1247 online at: dunkcattle.com

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PRESIDENT COLUMN

A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT

The Future Is Bright! by Ryan Dunklau President of the Board, American Chianina Association

he cattle business has brought numerous challenges with it this summer. From drought in some parts of the country to high feed costs, many cattlemen struggle to push on. But our resilience is our greatest strength. We can and will overcome the largest of obstacles. That is simply the way in which we live our lives. But enough of the gloom and doom - we also have a lot to be happy about. As is my belief, there is also a tremendous opportunity that awaits us this upcoming year. The higher cost of feed means more money in another sector of the Ag industry’s pockets. And what would be a better way to spend that influx than on a Chianina! If you had the opportunity to join us in Oklahoma this summer, I want to say Thank You for supporting our breed. It was an impressive set of cattle exhibited by the best juniors in the country. Heather put on a first-class event once again

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and I am beyond excited to see what the girls come up with next year. Our breed is set on a path to not only be successful in the ring but on the scale and plate as well. We are picking up steam and gaining the interest of many. I love seeing so many people excited about the Chianina breed. We have a staff who does an incredible job in all sectors of our breed. Their presence has impacted us greatly. As the summer winds down and we move into fall, I look forward to watching our breed be successful in the show and sale ring. If you are at a state fair, catch the show. I think you will be impressed with what we have to exhibit. This fall when you are traveling around looking for your next project or just something to add to your herd, don’t be scared to raise your hand high. The quality of our breed runs deep. We would love to add you to the Chi team.

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STAFF REPORTS

NEWS FROM THE ROAD By: Dustin Hurlbut, Director of Sales/Marketing, ACA Field Representative

dustin@chicattle.org 605.380.8052

ince my last article, we held Junior Nationals in Oklahoma and what a great time everyone had! For some reason Heather and Lindsay thought that Josh and I needed to drive a U-Haul filled with prizes and office supplies from the offices in Platte City down to junior nationals! They claim we drew the short straw, but truth be told we didn’t even get to draw a straw! However, when it comes Junior National time, Heather and Lindsay are the BEST in the business at making sure everything goes off without a hitch. Also, Josh and I just do what we are told to do! LOL!! All joking aside, we as an Association are very lucky to have Heather as our Junior Director! I would like to thank her for all the blood, sweat and tears that are poured into that week every year! The hours that all the staff puts in that week are crazy, but to see the kids smile and having fun makes it all worth it! It takes many volunteers and people willing to step up to the plate and help at any moment to make this event a success and I know I would forget someone if I started naming names, so I won’t. But if you helped in anyway through the week in Chickasha, THANK YOU!! In some parts of the country we still have producers who are in need of any rain or moisture they can get. They have started weaning calves early and are trying to get any hay put up or bought if they can. I am traveling right now in Indiana and Ohio while writing this and producers here are saying their crops are amazing and some even say they have had to much moisture and wish they could share. It seems like it is always a battle of some sort when it comes to agriculture. But we always prevail!

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I have started fall herd visits and have a lot of travel planned. I hope to see as many sale calves as I can for both pasture sales and online sales. So, if you are in need of a show heifer or steer give me a call and I can give you an opinion on what I have seen so far and into the fall. The ACA Sire Test Field Day is coming up on August 20 and I am excited to bring people to the University of Illinois in Champaign to see how the cattle are coming along. If you can’t make it to the field day, give Dr. Dan Shike a call and stop by to look at the cattle on feed. They would love to show them to you. There are some important deadlines coming up that you need to put on your radar. We will again have our National Sale in Oklahoma City in January, so when you are weaning calves this fall keep that in mind. Nomination deadline will be November 1st with pictures due by November 15th. It has been two years since we have done an ACA Sire Directory, but we are planning one for 2022! We will roll out a new directory in January at Cattlemen’ Congress in Oklahoma City. The deadline for this will be December 1st. This will give us time to get them designed and printed. Contact me for more info as to costs per bull and further details. We will have banners made again of the bulls to display in OKC and our booth in Denver! There is a lot of excitement going into the fall and into the winter show season and we have lots of shows on the schedule! It’s going be super busy and I look forward to seeing you at these events and on my herd visits along the way!

at the Cattlemen’s Congress

Saturday, January 8, 2022

1 pm | Oklahoma City, OK

Heifers | Bulls | Bred Females Consignment Deadline: Nov. 1, 2021 For more info or to Consign

Dustin Hurlbut:: 605-380-8052 Heather Counts:: 517-214-0927

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BOARDS OF DIRECTORS

ACA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Ryan Dunklau – President Northwest Region • Nebraska • Term expires 2023 402.369.2025 • dunkcattleco@gmail.com Justin Tracy – Vice President At Large Director • Nebraska • Term expires 2023 308.962.4255 • justin@tracycattle.com Segayle Foster – Secretary Southwest Region • Texas • Term expires 2022 806.445.2496 • segaylef@yahoo.com Lyle Sexton, Treasurer At Large • Iowa • Term expires 2021 319.461.6337 • lsgwp6337@gmail.com Ken Culp, III, Ph.D At Large Director • Kentucky • Term expires 2022 859.227.7506 • ken.culp@uky.edu Derek Evans At Large • Kentucky • Term expires 2022 217.218.0242 • derek@summitflooring.us Larry Garrett Northeast Region • Indiana • Term expires 2021 765.969.0154 • larrygarrett058@gmail.com Andy Higgins Southeast Region • Tennessee • Term expires 2023 615.330.6446 • higg1andy@aol.com Keith Schrick At Large • Texas • Term expires 2023 817.366.64359 • wine@schricksliquors.com Dr. Robin Sheets At Large • Indiana • Term expires 2021 765.583.4565 • rsheets462@aol.com Mike Stoppel At Large • Kansas • Term expires 2021 785.445.2671 • mikestoppel@yahoo.com Tyler Winegardner At Large • Ohio • Term expires 2022 419.236.4375 • tylerwinegardner@icloud.com

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Fuzzy Beans & the ACA by Lyle Sexton, At Large Director

ello everyone, this is going to be the last one that you will have to endure from me, as I am getting down to the short rows of my second term. Being on the board is a lot like raising kids, six years from now (2 terms) is a long ways out; 6 years later it seems like we just started this morning. Raising kids, starting to attend Junior Nationals etc., it doesn’t take long to collect some great memories, friends and cattle. Such as this year in Chickasha, OK. It was well attended, well supported and another well ran event by all involved – something about the saying it takes a village!! Thanks to Heather and Dustin for putting in the time and effort to get the rest of us ducks in line. One of the many things the board has worked on is the ACA Sire Test. By the time you read this, the open house at the University of Illinois will be over. Several people who have traveled through have all said the group of calves is phenomenal for uniformity, gain and disposition and are looking forward to the end results which will help align the breed into the future and keep pushing the very positive vibe and momentum that has been building. The group that represents you (aka the board of directors) has been actively working to keep the breed in the front of mind and into the main stream of the industry. Swimming with the sharks has proven difficult a few times and the constant discussion of whether or not to go from percentages to fractions has accumulated a lot of discussion, and consumption of aspirin. BUT, Rob has gotten better at selling the idea and the membership should take more than a hard, big picture look at it and join into the discussion. When I started my first term, we had a CEO., Then events and times changed and the board looked at, and adopted the field-man idea, to spread the image in a broader pattern. This was made possible, in part, by the stepping up of the Board President to fill some of the angles and services that would have been tasked to a CEO. I would like to say a big “Thanks” to Ken, and now Ryan, for taking on the extra time and commitment that this has required. Now that the miserable year of the 2020 national health pandemic is behind us, and the membership has bounced back into the registration and transferring of this great breed of cattle, that too will be looked at hard by the board to explore filling that position. For those who read the title to this long-winded ramble and wonder what the connection is, being on the board has been very interesting, challenging and sometimes time consuming. It has also been rewarding, positive and highly educational. So hopefully those fuzzy bean field pictures floating around aren’t Ryan’s. Thanks for stepping up and giving the ACA family your time, and I look forward to the next several rounds of board members stepping up to serve for the good of the cause, the American Chianina Association.

BOARDS OF DIRECTORS

A Record-Breaking Event by Segayle Foster, Secretary & Southwest Region Director

he 2021 Chianina Junior Nationals was a recordbreaking event! We had more entries, exhibitors, competitive competition (especially on the kickball field) and fun in Oklahoma than any other one so far. This breed sets the standard for family atmosphere that is enjoyed by all generations and our crew got to experience that for the first time as well. Since 1999, Foster Brothers Farms has only missed a couple of Junior Nationals, and this year was the very first time we have ever traveled less than 5 hours! When you live in Texas, not many shows are close by! The closest one to our homestead was in 2006 West Monroe, La., but it was still a 10-hour drive. Not only was the 2021 Junior National the closest mileage wise, it was also the first time we personally had our next generation in the show ring. It was so neat for us to get

to introduce our littles to our friends we have known in this industry for over 20 years. That is what this industry is all about. Building relationships with people from all across the country and passing down our passion for the cattle business to the next generation. It brings a whole new level of excitement to witness the Junior Nationals through the direct eyes of children and that’s what makes the hard times of this business worth it. For our family, this summer not only saved us in mileage, but it lit the fire for our next generation to experience it for themselves as well. The ACA has a fall and winter show season that is packed to the brim with opportunities to exhibit Chianina cattle. I hope you will take advantage of these opportunities to showcase our breed and I look forward to seeing you at the shows.

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BOARDS OF DIRECTORS

AJCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Tatum Miller, President At Large • Texas • Term expires 2022 432.230.1178 • tmiller1883@gmail.com Berren Strope, Vice President At Large • Nebraska • Term expires 2023 402.340.7188 • berrenstrope@oneillschools.org Jillian Bryant, Secretary/Treasurer At Large • Missouri • Term expires 2023 573.489.4732 • jillian.bryant.business@gmail.com Taylor Pinkerton, Public Relations Northeast Region • Indiana • Term expires 2022 765.580.9681 • tapinkerton12@gmail.com Morgan Baker At Large • Texas • Term expires 2024 940.329.1774 • morgandockann@gmail.com Ray Beneker At Large • Ohio • Term expires 2024 513.907.3985• crbeneker@aol.com Madeline Sonnenfeld Northwest Region • Nebraska • Term expires 2024 706.340.2150 • pkjackson2002@gmail.com Courtney Bockman At Large • Nebraska • Term expires 2022 402.637.6353 • cbockman20@wwindians.org Trace Helser At Large (SW) • Nebraska • Term expires 2022 308.883.3875 • showsteer380@gmail.com Hannah Smith Southeast Region • NC • Term expires 2023 828.371.8726 • hannah.smith@students. macon.k12.nc.us Maddie Smith At Large • Texas • Term expires 2024 903.904.1598 • 24maddies@eustaceisd.net Shea Whaley At Large • Iowa • Term expires 2023 515.851.9206 • sheawhaley22@gmail.com

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Let The Good Times Roll by Tatum Miller, AJCA President

i everyone, my name is Tatum Miller and I have served on the Junior board the last two years as an At-Large director. I am honored to have been selected as your 2021-2022 AJCA president! The AJCA has given me so many amazing opportunities and memories, and I can’t wait for more. This year our Junior National Dhow was hosted in Chickasha, Oklahoma, and it was bigger and better than ever. Not only were our numbers up, but so was the quality of the cattle. This year we added a composite show to our program, and it brought in so many great new exhibitors. I had the best time interacting with our juniors and watching them compete in all of our contests and fun activities. The kickball tournament hosted by SC online sales was a huge hit with our exhibitors, and their extremely competitive parents too! We can be proud! Our show was a huge success! We are so thankful for all of our sponsors who made it possible for us to put on this amazing event. My fellow junior board members and I can’t wait to see you at all of our upcoming shows! Until then, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me or any other junior board member if you have any questions. We would all love to hear from you!

A Big Hello…

by Madeline Sonnenfeld, Northwest Region Director

ello! I’m Madeline Sonnenfeld from Minden, Neb., and I will be serving in the Northwest Director position. I chose to run for the board because I am passionate about the Chianina breed and wanted to be more involved within it. I am super excited to become more involved with both showmen and breeders. For this upcoming year I am looking forward to traveling to new shows that I haven’t been to yet. I also am eager to be more involved with the juniors of the association and make their show days great. Being able to serve on the board is a huge accomplishment for me and I can’t wait for the upcoming year! I look forward to meeting more of you during the next year.

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BOARDS OF DIRECTORS

LADIES AUXILIARY A Little Summer Recap by Kelsey Evans, President Kelsey Evans – President At Large Director • Kentucky 859.553.3059 • kelseyculpevans@gmail.com Segayle Foster – Vice President Southwest Region Director • Texas 806.445-2496 • segaylef@yahoo.com Barb Garrett – Secretary/Treasurer Northeast Region Director • Indiana 765.969.0921 • barb@barbgarrett.com Jessica Cheesman Northeast Region Director • Indiana 765.468.7405 • jessicalcheesman@gmail.com Marna Higgins Southeast Region Director • Tennessee 615.273.2656 • higgmarna@aol.com Amelia Weaver Southeast Region Director • Tennessee 615.636.3942 • ahiggins0807@gmail.com Shawnda Foster Southwest Region Director • Texas 806.652.2383 • shawndafoster@att.net Bridget Schaefer Northwest Region Director • North Dakota 701.725.4902 Kaylee Tracy Northwest Region Director • Nebraska 308.660.7069 • kaylee@tracycattle.com Becky Sheets At Large Director • Indiana 765.714.1200 • rsheets462@aol.com Sue Comer • Scholarship Chair Indiana • 765.874.2228 Royalty Coordinator Kelsey Evans • 859.553.3059

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s you sit down to read this, summer will soon be over. School for the kids is back in session, crops have matured and are near harvest and fall calving will quickly begin. It sounds like the perfect time for a summer recap. The Chianina Ladies Auxiliary has been busy! We tackled a new fundraiser late spring/early summer thanks specifically to Kaylee Tracy and the amazing group of people who submitted recipes. The finished product is amazing, and all the recipes are outstanding. To highlight the cookbook, the Auxiliary hosted the inaugural “Ladies Social” in Chickasha, during the NJHS. Foster Brother Farms sponsored the social and Seneé and Segayle prepared all the recipes, directly from the cookbook. We can’t thank them and their family enough for pulling off this successful event! We hope to make it an annual tradition! Cookbooks and Brand t-shirts are available for purchase by contacting me, Kelsey Evans, at kelseyculpevans@gmail.com or (859)553-3059. Both cookbooks and t-shirts are $14 when shipped. We also crowned new royalty during the NJHS. Hannah Ziegler from Ohio is the 2021-2022 ACA National Queen. Hannah is currently a student at Ohio State University majoring in Ag Communications and Journalism. She brings a deep routed livestock background to the table, coupled with an outgoing personality and positive attitude. Kyal Browne from Texas is serving another year as the 2021-2022 ACA National Princess. Kyal is a bright spirited person who is always eager to assist. She is a strong communicator and great with kids. Please take the time to talk with both girls at the next ACA event, you won’t be disappointed! The Auxiliary is excited for their service and look forward to a great year for both! And finally, there were 4 scholarships awarded again this summer to graduating seniors. We congratulate the following individuals: Jillian Bryant, Shea Whaley, Peyton Jackson, and Madeline Sonnenfeld. We wish each of you great success as you begin college and appreciate the opportunity to support a small piece of your education. See you in November!

AMERICAN CHIANINA LADIES AUXILIARY MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION Name: Address: City/Town: State: Zip: Phone: Email: ACA Member #: Annual Dues: $20 (checks payable to ACLA)

Do you have interest serving on or helping with any of the following committees or events? (check all that apply) _____ Scholarship Committee _____ Scholarship Application Scoring _____ Fundraising Committee _____ Queen & Princess Contest _____ Social Media Our annual “Come As You Are” luncheon is held during the National Chianina & Chiangus Show, in conjunction with the North America in Louisville, Ky. Annual dues are collected then but are accepted anytime throughout the year. Complete this application and return it, along with your $20 annual dues to: Barb Garrett ACLA Secretary/Treasurer 5772 N US Hwy 35 Williamsburg, IN 47393

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NEW MEMBERS

NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS ALABAMA

Mandy James Flowers 766 County Road 4417 Brundidge, AL 36010-4457 Avery Ruf 21384 Holt Rd Athens, AL 35613-4112 Mackenzie Smith 1206 Isom Rd Guntersville, AL 35976-9722 Mason Smith 1206 Isom Rd Guntersville, AL 35976-9722 Annabelle Wesley 3272 State Highway 93 Troy, AL 36081

ARKANSAS

Whitney Coffelt 11894 Cricket Cutoff Omaha, AR 72662-9633 Mayci Wilkins 1584 County Road 3805 Lamar, AR 72846-8978

CALIFORNIA

Baylee Micari 19423 Avenue 300 Exeter, CA 93221-9777

GEORGIA

Clifton Certain 383 Pleasant Hill Rd Martin, GA 30557-3521

Jacob Knutson 1113 Stevens Ave Lawler, IA 52154-9460

Libba Dykes 124 Rondo Gay Rd Moultrie, GA 31768-8592

Lydia Recker 32836 Goose Hill Rd Hopkinton, IA 52237-9209

Ashlyn Floyd 399 Redwine Church Rd Canon, GA 30520-3225

Ella May Worden 7442 Balsam Ave Thornton, IA 50479-8795

Brylie Ann Greenway 259 Johnson Grove Church Rd Midville, GA 30441-4744

IDAHO

Presley Mcqueen 2094 Slate Mine Rd SE Fairmount, GA 30139-2848 Dallas James Sills 837 New Bridge Rd Cleveland, GA 30528-6441 Metts Stalvey 2322 OJ Jacobs Rd Alapaha, GA 31622-3446

IOWA

Stella Amthauer 1175 Vance Ave Beaman, IA 50609-9517 Olivia Cheers 2608 255th St Afton, IA 50830-8226

Abbey Elizabeth Barnes 2644 Longleaf Rd Camilla, GA 31730-3740

Emery Hawkins 28433 203rd Ave Cincinnati, IA 52549-8797

Alainey Marie Breaux 2023 Elko Rd Perry, GA 31069-9501

Taylor Klein 40156 State Highway 37 Soldier, IA 51572-4106

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INDIANA

Bryce Armstrong 7475 W Whiteland Rd Bargersville, IN 46106-8898 Braxton Bowlus 131 E Washington St Williamsport, IN 47993-1354 Coldar Cunningham 6599 N State Road 47 Darlington, IN 47940-7014

Jaylin Ward 654 W 700 N Blackfoot, ID 83221-5484

Sawyer Eastridge 2097 N Belcher Rd Taswell, IN 47175-7016

Zeke Ward 654 W 700 N Blackfoot, ID 83221

Hailee Foxx 1943 Dunbar Heights Dr Greencastle, IN 46135-9413

ILLINOIS

Kallie Jo Gettinger 3464 S 325 E Rushville, IN 46173-7923

Reagan Hueber 3485 Willow Creek Rd Lee, IL 60530-9618 Makayla Learned 2474 County Road 2500 E Penfield, IL 61862-9723 Braeda Rusk 7227 N Timber Trail Rd Dundas, IL 62425-2314 Cal Shreeves 106 Oakview Dr Knoxville, IL 61448-9661 Trace Titus 81 230th St Alexis, IL 61412-9457

Megan Glass 708 Staton Rd Henryville, IN 47126-8742 Delana Green 4130 S 200 E Lagrange, IN 46761-9764 Kevin Hesser 6604 N 200 W Leesburg, IN 46538-9386 Maci King 6229 N 200 E Pine Village, IN 47975-8029 Emily Mann 5185 E County Road 1200 S Cloverdale, IN 46120-8615

Caroline Sullivan 2811 W 200 S Greenfield, IN 46140-9215 Paislee Vanhorn 5974 W 150 S Morgantown, IN 46160-8445 Alivia Wagner 6682 Keepsake Drive Whitestown, IN 46075

MARYLAND

Carmen Knotts 2005 Accident Friendsville Rd Accident, MD 21520-1302

MAINE

Charlotte Choate 89 Blaine Rd Farmingdale, ME 04344-4929

MICHIGAN

Tucker Green 310 E Snover Rd Mayville, MI 48744-9622

Brenna Wehner 2663 S Carmel Rd Hanover, IN 47243-9165

Elandra Himebaugh 6279 S Curtis Rd Mount Pleasant, MI 48858

KANSAS

Katie Marshall 12701 Walker Rd Leslie, MI 49251-9768

Carissa Dalquest 150 S T Ave Wilsey, KS 61873 Dalton Debler 19223 NW K4 Hwy Alma, KS 66401-8050 Kylin Newberry PO Box 327 Attica, KS 67009-0327 Zane Ward 668 2600 Ave Abilene, KS 67410 Brynna Wilson 1060 Juneberry Rd Burlington, KS 66839-9268

KENTUCKY

Hailey Cooper 7440 US Highway 42 E Verona, KY 41092-9347

McKenna Modreske 3521 14th St Wayland, MI 49348-9549 Lauren Mogg 1067 Clubhouse Dr Weidman, MI 48893-9339 Sophia Shobe 9144 E Ehler Rd Branch, MI 49402-9386 McKenzy Wagner 6295 S Taylor Rd Sault Sainte Marie, MI 49783

MISSOURI

Kaelyn Counts 533 NW OO Hwy Warrensburg, MO 64093

Charlie Hazelrigg 1212 S Rustic Rd Columbia, MO 65201-9010 Mazie Patek 42150 High Point Rd Russellville, MO 65074 Dean Underwood 424 SE 1000th Rd Leeton, MO 64761-8190

NEBRASKA

Briar Crawford 13195 River Rd Clarks, NE 68628-5202 Zailiana Fisher 810 County Road U Fremont, NE 68025-8040 Ty Groth 34445 295 St Monroe, NE 68647-5020 Waylon Ruda 1514 County Road P Blvd Ames, NE 68621-2112 Cara Schlothaver 110501 Highway 92 Mitchell, NE 69357 Garrett Scholz 74368 H Rd Loomis, NE 68958-5827 Vienna Sells-Jaime 1909 County Road 8 Yutan, NE 68073-5013 LJ Wells 1410 Charolais Dr Norfolk, NE 68701-2349

NEW MEMBERS

Kylie Morgan 1925 W Sutliff Dr Terre Haute, IN 47802-9607

NEW HAMPSHIRE Kaylee Donaldson 402 Eaton Rd Freedom, NH 03836-4902

OHIO

Holly Barga 2178 County Road 155 Cardington, OH 43315-9706 Connor John Case 2750 Ruble Cemetery Rd Lynchburg, OH 45142-9734 Hunter Downs 23570 County Road N Fayette, OH 43521-9520 Lawson Clay Grauer 1200 Ganges East Rd Shiloh, OH 44878-8888 Weston McQuade Grauer 1200 Ganges East Rd Shiloh, OH 44878-8888 Grace McCurdy 2381 Oakdale Dr Marion, OH 43302-8904 Asa Minton 1499 Hackleshin Rd Peebles, OH 45660-9722 Blake T Neill 400 County Road 312 Bellevue, OH 44811-9025 Tyler Neill 400 County Road 312 Bellevue, OH 44811-9025 Hagan Witt 899 Knollhaven Rd Xenia, OH 45385-8453

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NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS OKLAHOMA

Owen Adams 1522 County Road 1320 Amber, OK 73004-5525 Gunner Anson 35879 Ew 1140 Seminole, OK 74868-6205 Kelton Arthur 9522 E 19th Ave Stillwater, OK 74074-7063 Tinley Baker 170300 N 2740 Rd Duncan, OK 73533-2729 Nicole Bartholomew 17903 County Road NE 242 Chattanooga, OK 73528-9112 Shawn Bays 336191 E 970 Rd Wellston, OK 74881-6107 Braedon Callis 26123 State Highway 152 Minco, OK 73059-8099 Kortney Campbell 18497 State Highway 38 Jet, OK 73749-4972 Mylie Campbell RR 1 Box 413 Checotah, OK 74426-9731 Hudson Carter 11690 N County Road 3340 Stratford, OK 74872-8265 Jayden Coats 35210 Hwy 39 East Konawa, OK 74849

Kamden Coppin 12286 S 73rd St E Muskogee, OK 74403-6887

Tommy Glover 1328 NE Glover Rd Elgin, OK 73538-3033

Evan McMahan PO Box 1214 Noble, OK 73068-1214

Zoey Cottrell 15520 SE Coombs Rd Lawton, OK 73501-5816

Kaden Gosnell 7461 Ew 5 Rd Wann, OK 74083-1038

Devin Morton 11690 N County Road 3340 Stratford, OK 74872-8265

Lana Danielson 11640 SW 119th St Mustang, OK 73064-2961

Pistyl Gosnell 7461 Ew 5 Rd Wann, OK 74083-1038

Madilyn Norvell 1610 County Road 1240 Tuttle, OK 73089-2912

Darby Darbonne 281577 E 1770th Rd Duncan, OK 73533

Berklee Gossen 101403 S 3420 Rd Meeker, OK 74855-4740

Aiden O’Kelley 2106 Morgan Rd NE Piedmont, OK 73078-9562

James Edelen PO Box 5158 Durant, OK 74702-5158

Caden Graves 23455 State Highway 1W Roff, OK 74865-6005

Kyeson Perrin PO Box 145 Battiest, OK 74722-0145

Grady Emberson 5285 Mockingbird Ln Blanchard, OK 73010-7814

Catherine Guinn 101 Madison Ave Chattanooga, OK 73528-2555

Joslyn Richter 20720 Smith Rd Morris, OK 74445-2687

Alexis Enlow 19732 S 145th West Ave # B Sapulpa, OK 74066-5023

Hudson Harris PO Box 13 Washington, OK 73093-0013

Kale Robison 2723 N Battle Rdg Cushing, OK 74023-6522

Gavin Ewing 55151 S County Road 255 Fairview, OK 73737-7636

Kaycee Harris 40097 S Highway 26 Apt B Keota, OK 74941-6843

Sage Schenk 377 County Road 1420 Chickasha, OK 73018-8127

Kade Fowler 6077 E 223rd St S Porum, OK 74455-4074

Treylin Henderson 3517 Caddo Hwy Caddo, OK 74729-3819

Konner Shebester 1862 County Road 1410 Alex, OK 73002-2232

Jase Fulks PO Box 558 Stratford, OK 74872-0558

Josie Heston 41946 W 131St St S Bristow, OK 74010-8693

Hayden Taliaferro 16630 Ne Cline Rd Fletcher, OK 73541-3016

Landry Fuss 349100 E 5400 Rd Pawnee, OK 74058-3817

Levi Kubick 9100 N Payne Rd Newkirk, OK 74647-8591

Haylee Taliaferro 16630 Ne Cline Rd Fletcher, OK 73541-3016

Taylor Glover 1328 NE Glover Rd Elgin, OK 73538-3033

Olivia McCowan PO Box 614 Cleveland, OK 74020-0614

Hadie Testerman 16947 E 1620 Rd Hollis, OK 73550-7010

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NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS Adysen Thompson 56571 Moccasin Trail Rd Prague, OK 74864-1153 Sydney Elizabeth Tyler PO Box 416 Pickens, OK 74752-0416 Kylee Ward 58950 E 4500 Rd Pawnee, OK 74058 Baylee Wilbourn 917 County Street 2932 Tuttle, OK 73089-2445 Caleb Willoughby 4250 County Road 3478 Ada, OK 74820-0665 David Workman 19895 County Road 3613 Stonewall, OK 74871-2057 Raimey Yocham PO Box 28 Sapulpa, OK 74067-0028 Tripp Yocham PO Box 28 Sapulpa, OK 74067-0028

PENNSYLVANIA Austin Miller 752 Axonburg Blvd Saxonburg, PA 16056

Garrett Miller 752 Saxonburg Blvd Saxonburg, PA 16056-9729

RHODE ISLAND

Kylie Jordan 11 Fairview Ave Hope Valley, RI 02832-2112

SOUTH DAKOTA

Hilary Albrecht 22286 Sd Highway 25 Howard, SD 57349-6609 Maggie Holt 36898 133rd St Ipswich, SD 57451-6501 Wyat James 19938 462nd Ave Bruce, SD 57220-5102 Olivia Odden 20280 Green Valley Rd Ree Heights, SD 57371-6616 Lincoln Scheel 44354 199th St Erwin, SD 57233-5408

TEXAS

Caden Arnold PO Box 1338 Medina, TX 78055-1338 Jacob Blackmon PO Box 33 Livingston, TX 77351-0001 Carolina Boelter 817 Highway 717 Ranger, TX 76470-5902 Jacob Boelter 817 Highway 717 Ranger, TX 76470-5902 Julia Boucher 12378 County Road 2175 Whitehouse, TX 75791-6112 Jackson Bragg 4250 Barnes Rd Salado, TX 76571-9624

Morgan Brown PO Box 695 Gruver, TX 79040-0695

Slayton Cooper Dockens 1454 Co Rd 536 Sinton, TX 78387

Kanon Broox Buckner 16140 Fm 179 Wolfforth, TX 79382-4406

Raylie Ezell 1561 County Road 307 Caldwell, TX 77836-8460

Rendon Campbell 103 Gilliam Rd Bells, TX 75414-3231

Mason Fincher 4801 Fm 877 Waxahachie, TX 75165-8817

Kyla Grace Campos 32109 Sandwedge Dr Waller, TX 77484-7510

Dustin Galan 20983 Yukon Dr New Caney, TX 77357-5025

Caylee Cheaney 601 County Road 451 Gainesville, TX 76240-8711

Ty Gillespie 3603 Blue Wing Dr Dickinson, TX 77539-4003

Kye Chesmer 3928 Linden Ave Fort Worth, TX 76107-4437

Kennedi Gordon 298 Starlight Dr Waco, TX 76705-6153

Cooper Coffelt 157 HCR 2106 Whitney, TX 76692-4891

Kailey Graves 2915 W County Road 303 Orange Grove, TX 78372-9687

Braxton Cole 2119 Fm 2301 Tulia, TX 79088-6407

Ashley Griffin 8906 Woodrow Rd Wolfforth, TX 79382-4315

Raston Copeland 12913 N County Road 1500 Shallowater, TX 79363-3097

Julia Griffin 8906 Woodrow Rd Wolfforth, TX 79382-4315

Kenedy Craig 4928 Fm 2905 Hamilton, TX 76531-3141

Lauren Griffin 8906 Woodrow Rd Wolfforth, TX 79382-4315

Connor Davis 2138 Fm 699 Carthage, TX 75633-4640

Dalton Hamilton 1019 Fm 712 Marlin, TX 76661-4687

Neely Davis 17050 County Road P Wheeler, TX 79096-7731

Chase Henson 1306 Aztec Trl Krum, TX 76249-7195

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NEW JUNIOR MEMBERS

Laney Holt 2008 Valley View Dr Burleson, TX 76028-1712

Tracer Morales PO Box 491 Olton, TX 79064-0491

Ashley Reagan 300 E 1st St Quinlan, TX 75474-8313

Bailey Hornback 8202 Trophy Place Dr Humble, TX 77346-8171

Matthew Logan Moss 8375 Hills Pkwy Montgomery, TX 77316-9522

Logan John Reagan 300 E 1st St Quinlan, TX 75474-8313

Kallie Hornback 8202 Trophy Place Dr Humble, TX 77346-8171

Caroline Munson PO Box 866 Shallowater, TX 79363-0866

Jackson Roscher 403 County Road 3535 Valley Mills, TX 76689-2679

Hadley Howe PO Box 499 Lyons, TX 77863-0499

Lilyanne Muprhy 2072 Highway 59 George West, TX 78022-3729

Jaylee Rushing 15614 Fir Rd Santa Fe, TX 77517-2712

Michael Walter Hoysa 2901 County Road 212 Bertram, TX 78605-3603

Blane Mynarcik 105 HCR 3138 N Bynum, TX 76631-3065

Ryleigh Thomason 1700 Westlake Ct Wylie, TX 75098-6738

Adrian Wyatt Jimenez 222 Everitt Rd Pleasanton, TX 78064-6518

Cayla Parrish 111 Knowles Rd Oglesby, TX 76561-1508

Kielee Way 6176 County Road 3 Sweeny, TX 77480-4002

Cw Johnson 2683 County Road 1 Happy, TX 79042-7400

Kelsey Pfeiffer 437D Fm 474 Boerne, TX 78006-7806

Farrah Wilkinson 156 Sendera Crossing La Vernia, TX 78121-5234

Kash Koonsman 9321 E County Road 8640 Slaton, TX 79364

Brinley Pick 1556 LCR 106 Mount Calm, TX 76673-3572

Holly Williams 2035 E US Highway 80 Mineola, TX 75773-5081

Cole Krackau 8720 Barbarossa Rd New Braunfels, TX 78130-1922

Reese Pinkerton 18606 County Road 258 Troup, TX 75789-5431

Jarren Wright PO Box 1353 Seymour, TX 76380-1353

Slade Massey 925 Butler Rd Maypearl, TX 76064-1825

Katharine Porter PO Box 313 Karnes City, TX 78118-0313

Andres Yanez 3382 Mancuso Rd Bryan, TX 77808-5012

Adysson McFadden PO Box 799 Olton, TX 79064-0799

Morgan Porubsky 3106 Pecan Dr Temple, TX 76502-2338

Tanner Yough 3422 Hartfield Ln Spring, TX 77388-3397

Jacob Martin Medina PO Box 266 Palmer, TX 75152-0266

Casha Ray 2555 N State Highway 108 Stephenville, TX 76401-7221

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WISCONSIN

Talen Havens 19128 N Lake Rd Blanchardville, WI 53516-9322

WEST VIRGINIA

Haylee Stotler 2633 Spring Gap Rd Slanesville, WV 25444-3214

SLC has been raising Chianina Cattle since the 1970s and our ranch has been home to numerous National Champions throughout the years. Our Fullblood herd is growing and we invite you to stop by the ranch to view the cattle. If you’d like to add some Fullblood genetics to your operation, we have females and bulls for sale.

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he 2021 National Junior Heifer Show was one for the record books! With nearly 500 head of Chi cattle entered, we knew from the start it was going to be an awesome week to Let The Good Times Roll! After check in, more than 370 head of cattle were set to be exhibited in the heifer, steer and bull shows. During the week, juniors competed in quiz bowl, livestock judging, showmanship, and team fitting. Water balloons and popsicles were a hit almost daily and the highlight of the week was an EPIC kickball tournament. After a week full of fun it was time to hit the chips and watch the junior exhibit cattle at the largest junior national show in recent years. Thank you to all the families who traveled to Chickasha to spend a week with us at Junior Nationals. This annual event is a family tradition for so many and we can’t wait to do it all over again next year. Congratulations to all the juniors for an awesome and outstanding week in Chickasha, OK!

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GRAND Champion Senior Yearling Champion WVW Miss Grace Exhibited by: Kendall Harper, Alapaha, GA Bred by: Woodhaven Farm, Lebanon, TN Sire: JDSF/WVW Driver 118D Dam: LAF Lucy 66

RESERVE Grand Champion

Late Spring Yearling Champion BMW Ace 422H ET

Exhibited by: Samantha VanVorhis, Bowling Green, OH Bred by: Winegardner Show Cattle, Lima, OH Sire: Colburn Primo 5153 Dam: Ms Rockn Ace 36U

Judge: Jack Ward

CHIANGUS Owned 24

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THIRD Overall

Junior Yearling Champion HIGG Henley 088H ET Exhibited by: Haleigh Holt, Ipswich, SD Bred by: Higgins Farms, Watertown, TN Sire: Bushs Unbelievable 423 Dam: HIGG Kylie

FOURTH Overall

Senior Heifer Calf Champion BMW Ace 2 127H ET Exhibited by: Ryker Winegardner, Lima, OH Bred by: Lillie Skiles, Dalhart, TX Sire: Colburn Primo 5153 Dam: Rockn Ace 2 413B

FIFTH Overall

Early Spring Yearling Champion HSCC TT Helen Keller 12H Exhibited by: Alaysia Barbee, Porum, OK Bred by: Sydney Standridge, Denhard, AR Sire: SAV Bismarck 5682 Dam: WSCC Mail Me 041E ET

CHIANGUS Owned

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GRAND Champion

Early Spring Yearling Champion Miss Worthy 1H ET Exhibited by: Spencer Goettemoeller, Winchester, IN Bred by: Mitchell Udell, Sioux City, IA Sire: Silveiras Style 9303 Dam: JSUL Red Thunder 9051W

RESERVE Grand Champion

Junior Yearling Champion JSUL Who Dat Whitney 091H ET

Exhibited by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, IA Bred by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, Iowa Sire: Colburn Primo 5153 Dam: JSUL Who Dat 1602

Judge: Jack Ward

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THIRD Overall

Late Spring Yearling Champion SRR Miss Monica 10H ET Exhibited by: Wyatt Dunklau, Wayne, NE Bred by: Snake Run Cattle Co., Fort Branch, IN Sire: SCC SCH 24 Karat 838 Dam: LFCC Lady Monica 14A

FOURTH Overall

Summer Yearling Champion GOF Miss Dolly 215H ET Exhibited by: Madilyn Norvell, Tuttle, OK Bred by: Durham Show Cattle, Richmond, IN Sire: GOET Driving 80 Dam: BPF Miss Me 528

FIFTH Overall

Senior Heifer Calf Champion SLIK Jalynn’s Pride 33H Exhibited by: Samantha Podzimek, Mitchell, SD Bred by: Jackie Sleichter, Abilene, KS Sire: We Need More Dam: JSUL Jalynn’s Mist 6675D ET

CHIANINA Owned

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GRAND Champion Junior Yearling Champion

TSSC AGRF My Fairytail Princess Exhibited by: Caitlyn Skiles, Dalhart, TX Bred by: Schaeffer Show Cattle, Hagerstown, IN Sire: NMR Maternal Made Dam: Princess 7B

RESERVE Grand Champion

Senior Yearling Champion Lucy Exhibited by: Finley Yocham, Sapulpa, OK Bred by: Harlan Yocham, Sapulpa, OK Sire: Monopoly Dam: HYC 83

Judge: Ashley Judge

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GRAND Champion Owned 1507 Exhibited by: Lillie Skiles, Dalhart, TX Bred by: Bruce Glover, Elgin, OK Sire: In God We Trust • Dam: Commercial 1507

RESERVE Champion Owned MJ Timmie 181H Exhibited by: Kelton Arthur, Stillwater, OK Bred by: Macie McCollum, Bellevue, TX Sire: Here I Am • Dam: NMR Apple Jack 220A

GRAND Champion Bred & Owned Ronnie Exhibited & Bred by: Kade Fowler, Porum, OK Sire: 1 Oak • Dam: 75

RESERVE Champion

Bred & Owned

STNR Groot Force Exhibited & Bred by: Kanin Stoner, Bluejacket, OK Sire: Huff N Puff • Dam: Commercial 61 Judge: Ashley Judge

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GRAND Champion Owned Klaus 911H Exhibited by: Parker Lockhart, Fort Gibson, OK Bred by: Kennedy Lockhart, Fort Gibson, OK Sire: No Guts No Glory • Dam: PKL Kaye Jaye 836F

RESERVE Champion Owned BMW Ricky 312H Exhibited by: Kelton Arthur, Stillwater, OK Bred by: Winegardner Show Cattle, Lima, OH Sire: Here I Am • Dam: 100

GRAND Champion Bred & Owned

AEK U Need Patron 701 Exhibited & Bred by: Ashley Kennedy, Santana, KS Sire: U Need Me • Dam: TSS Whiskey Girl

RESERVE Champion

Bred & Owned Lucky

Exhibited & Bred by: Darby Darbonne, Duncan, OK Sire: Hi Ho Silver15B • Dam: Stitches Judge: Ashley Judge

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PROGRESS Steers

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GRAND Champion TFRK Gunslinger 052H Exhibited & Bred by: Kya Rhodes, Ada, OK Sire: Classic Doc Holiday 457Z Dam: TFRK 804

RESERVE Grand Champion TLLC United Exhibited & Bred by:Tyler Loudon, Creston, IA Sire: MEFC Unanimous 542C Dam: KDJ Heaven 855

Judge: Ashley Judge

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GRAND Champion

Early Spring Yearling Champion DUNK Missy 05H Exhibited & Bred by: Hadley Dunklau, Wayne, NE Sire: Dual Threat 305A Dam: SRR Miss 5F ET

RESERVE Grand Champion

Late Spring Yearling Champion JSUL Who Dat Girl 0144H ET Exhibited & Bred by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, IA Sire: Colburn Primo 5153

Dam: JSUL Who Dat 1602

Judge: Ashley Judge

CHIANINA Bred & Owned

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GRAND Champion BWHS Lady A Exhibited & Bred by: Berren Strope, O’Neill, NE Sire: SLA RB Rito 609 Dam: HOLT Reba E222

RESERVE Grand Champion

FOX Honey 8H Exhibited & Bred by: Tyson Fox, Fort Morgan, CO Sire: HIGG Franchise 868F Dam: DUNK Cupid’s Lady 801F

Judge: Ashley Judge

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EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SENIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SUMMER YEARLING CHAMPION

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE

LATE SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

WVW Miss J-Vanka Exhibited by: Kendall Harper, Alapaha, GA Bred by: Woodhaven Farms, Lebanon, TN

DAJS Rachel K500 Exhibited by: Cora Lindgren, Sumner, TX Bred by: Katy Satree, Montague, TX

ROWL Miracle 001H EVNS Hearts On Fire 064H Exhibited by: Kelbie Rowlett, Cypress Inn, TN Exhibited by: Brooks Evans, Campbellsburg, KY Bred by: Brooks & Kennedy Evans, Campbellsburg, KY Bred by: Avery Rowlett, Cypress Inn, TN

Rockin R Tiffany Exhibited by: Kaylee Rowlett, Medina, TN Bred by: Kaylee Rowlett, Medina, TN

BMW Ace 2 409H ET Exhibited by: Grace McCurdy, Marion, OH Bred by: Lillie Skiles, Dalhart, TX

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EARLY SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

BMW Ace 323H ET Exhibited by: Remi Earnhart, Churubusco, IN Bred by: Lillie Skiles, Dalhart, TX

COW/CALF CHAMPION

EVNS/TR Enchanted 717E Exhibited by: Kennedy Evans, Campbellsburg, TN Bred by: Laurel Culp, Nicholasville, KY 34 | CHIANINA JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 2021

JUNIOR YEARLING RESERVE

BMW DS Ynot 212H Exhibited by: Kevin Hesser, Leesburg, IN Bred by: David Smith, Boulder, CO

COW/CALF RESERVE

MD/MEFC Lass 248G Exhibited by: Tatum Miller, Big Spring, TX Bred by: Mustang Draw Cattle Co., Big Spring, TX

SENIOR YEARLING RESERVE

HIGG Glamorous 940G Exhibited by: Kyhran, Rodriguez, Sinton,TX Bred by: Higgins Farms, Watertown, TN

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EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SENIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE

LATE SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

EARLY SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

JUNIOR YEARLING RESERVE

SENIOR YEARLING CHAMPION

SENIOR YEARLING RESERVE

PKL Mattie Kate 214J Exhibited by: Kennedy Lockhart, Fort Gibson, OK Bred by: Kennedy Lockhart, Fort Gibson, OK

JSUL PCC Dat Style 0356H ET Exhibited by: Bret Pembrook, Fairview, OK Bred by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, IA

LADD Hip Hop 027H Exhibited by: Austin Breeding, Miami,TX Bred by: Ladd Landgraf, Madill, OK

WLCF Here She Is Exhibited by: Cole Lehnert, Lawrenceburg, TN Bred by: Morgan Lehnert, Lawrenceburg, TN

SCHG Jalynn’s Justice 047H Exhibited by: Braden Durst, Meyersdale, PA Bred by: Samantha Schrag, Marion, SD

TKEM Miss Gerty 989G ET Exhibited by: Avery McInvale, Lockney, TX Bred by: Trent Kempker, Jefferson City, MO

KMEM CLTT Hugs & Kisses 852H Exhibited by: Koy Moonen,Yale, OK Bred by: Koy Moonen,Yale, OK

JUSL Dat Primo Who 0134H ET Exhibited by: Kathy Lehman, Shelby, OH Bred by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, IA

BOY EK Who’s Refreshed 916G ET Exhibited by: Tyler Miller, Armington, IL Bred by: Trent Kempker, Jefferson City, MO

A N I s N n o A i I s i v H C Di COW/CALF CHAMPION

COW/CALF RESERVE

FLNM Black Betty WLK Summer Dream 37G Exhibited by: Dakota Lee DeVore, Promise City, IA Exhibited by: Austin Rogers, Prairie Grove, AR Bred by: Wyatt Malone, Bristo, OK Bred by: Mason Walker, Prairie Grove, AR

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LATE JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SENIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

SENIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SUMMER YEARLING CHAMPION

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE

LATE SPRING YEARLING CHAMPION

LATE SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

Jaylnn’s Hearts Exhibited by: Weston Grauer, Shiloh, OH Bred by: Adison Niese, Shelby, OH

CMCC High Rent 0015H ET Exhibited by: Chancee Clark, Muldrow, OK Bred by: Moore Cattle Co., Madill, OK

DUNK Lucy 052H ET Exhibited by: Courtney Bockman,Weeping Water, NE Bred by: Dunk Cattle Co., Wayne, NE

KMEM Just Because 322J ET Exhibited by: Koy Moonen,Yale, OK Bred by: Koy Moonen,Yale, OK

BK Habit Forming 0004H Exhibited by: Hunter Morton, Stratford, OK Bred by: Buck Cattle Co., Madill, OK

STECK Miley C 210H ET Exhibited by: Keagan Steck, Woodstock, MN Bred by: Keagan Steck, Woodstock, MN

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EARLY SPRING YEARLING CHAMPION

Serena Exhibited by: Carlee Clark, Muldrow, OK Bred by: Todd Neil, Fairbank, IA 36 | CHIANINA JOURNAL SEPTEMBER 2021

EARLY SPRING YEARLING RESERVE FLNM Annie Exhibited by: Case Conley, Sulpher, OK Bred by: Wyatt Malone, Bristow, OK

MCCF Jasmine Exhibited by: Sophia Shobe, Branch, MI Bred by: Ali Muir, Waynesfield, OH

TOCC Mia 03H Exhibited by: Baylee Wilbourn, Tuttle, OK Bred by: TO Cattle Co., Tuttle, OK

MET Jaylynn Vegas’s Edge Exhibited by: Cody Metcalf, Pleasantville, IA Bred by: Cody Metcalf, Pleasantville, IA

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CHI COMPOSITE Divisions No Photo Available

JUNIOR YEARLING RESERVE

JBOY Tammy 076H ET Exhibited by: Kathy Lehman, Shelby, OH Bred by: Boyert Show Cattle, Seville, OH

SENIOR YEARLING RESERVE

MINN Katie 981G ET Exhibited by: Coldar Cunningham, Darlington, IN Bred by: Jason Minnaert, Atkinson, IL

COW/CALF CHAMPION

JSUL Makin Pennies 9159G ET Exhibited by: Hunter Perrier, Bartlesville, OK Bred by: Sara Sullivan, Dunlap, IA

CHIANGUS B&O Divisions No Photo Available

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

SENIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

SUMMER YEARLING CHAMPION

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE

SEXY Khione RSRS Exhibited & Bred by: Michaela Steveson, Terre Haute, IN

Rockin R Tiffany Exhibited & Bred by: Kaylee Rowlett, Medina, TN

SENIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

BRKR Ruby Sue Exhibited & Bred by: Reid Barker, Kendallville, IN

EVNS Hearts On Fire 064H FLF Hallie Ray Exhibited & Bred by: Brooks Evans, Campbellsburg, KY Exhibited & Bred by: Hannah Smith, Franklin, NC SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

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EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

EARLY JUNIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SENIOR HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

SENIOR HEIFER CALF RESERVE

SUMMER YEARLING CHAMPION

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE

LATE SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

EARLY SPRING YEARLING RESERVE

SENIOR YEARLING CHAMPION

PKL Mattie Kate 214J Exhibited & Bred by: Kennedy Lockhart, Fort Gibson, OK

WMG Miss Starla Exhibited & Bred by: Weston Grauer, Shiloh, OH

BKMN Honeysuckle FIRES Who Dat Diamond 54H ET Exhibited & Bred by: Parker Schwarz, LaCygne, KS Exhibited & Bred by: Carson Beckman, Jerseyville, IL

KMEM CLTT Hugs & Kisses 852H Exhibited & Bred by: Koy Moonen,Yale, OK

BRKR Muffin 03H Exhibited & Bred by: Laramie Barker, Kendallville, IN

DAV Miss Fondue SDCA Lady Plus 95G JPV Miss Vivi 29H Exhibited & Bred by:Vada Vickland, Longmont, CO Exhibited & Bred by: David Sonnenfeld, Minden, NE Exhibited & Bred by: Parker Dicks, Great Bend, KS

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STEER SHOW Class Placings Class 101 Prospect Steers 1. TR Harry, exhibited by Payton Jackson 2. MD Peanut 83J, exhibited by Tatum Miller 3. WLC Mr 83H, exhibited by Zane Wilson Class 102 Prospect Steers 1. ENLW Black Gold 571H 2. STNR Groot Force, exhibited by Kanin Stoner 3. HLN Squirt, exhibited by Justin Herlan 4. SLJ T’Challa, exhibited by Logan Bays Class 103 Prospect Steers 1. 1507, exhibited by Lillie Skiles 2. BMW Wrecking Ball 105H, exhibited by Beckett Winegardner 3. MJ Hit Man, exhibited by Caroline Munson 4. Barbosa, exhibited by Mandy James Flowers Class 104 Prospect Steers MJ Timmie 181H, exhibited by Kelton Arthur Pete, exhibited by Landry Fuss Ronnie, exhibited by Kade Fowler Cobra, exhibited by Kyria Noble KSP Pistyl’s Panda, exhibited by Pistyl Gosnell Jessie James, exhibited by Larahmy Blakley AEK Renegade Spring 25H, exhibited by Kaden Gosnell

Class 107 Progress Steers BCCJ Denver, exhibited by Charlee Jones AEK U Need Patron 701, exhibited by Ashley Kennedy Jake, exhibited by Larahmy Blakley TFS Dill Bill, exhibited by Emma Preston

1. 2. 3. 4.

Class 108 Progress Steers BMW Ricky 312H, exhibited by Kelton Arthur Dakota, exhibited by Berren Strope HOLT MR NGNG 05H, exhibited by Kylie Selway BMW Steer 11H ET, exhibited by Baleigh Schricker ARI Mr Morrison, exhibited by Arianna Nickel BTS The Miz, exhibited by Blake Sonnenfeld

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Class 109 Progress Steers

1. AGC Hank 8H, exhibited by Luke Jennings 2. Lucky, exhibited by Darby Darbonne

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Class 105 Progress Steers Shaw, exhibited by Kutter Dorsey Mater, exhibited by Annabelle Wesley Yellow Heats Paint, exhibited by Hadley Howe ENLW Jackwagon 244H, exhibited by Alexis Enlow Mr. Cupcake, exhibited by Savannah Warren

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Class 106 Progress Steers Klaus 911H, exhibited by Parker Lockhart Big Red ET, exhibited by Matthew Moss PDM Toby, exhibited by Landre Greiman DTMC Big Dog, exhibited by Caroline Munson Rock, exhibited by Riley Funk ENLW Bubba 999H, exhibited by Leo Enlow BEEH Milkman 15H, exhibited by Libby Kubicek

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

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Bred & Owned Bulls Class Placings Class 110 1. YNOT 4C Jackpot 158J, exhibited by Hannah Topmiller Class 111

1. DDV Jack Daniels J7, exhibited by Dakota Lee DeVore 2. CHBB Wrecking Ball, exhibited by Kade Banter Class 112

1. CHBB Huey, exhibited by Macey Banter

Class 113

1. TLLC United, exhibited by Tyler Loudon Class 114

1. TFRK Gunslinger 052H, exhibited by Kya Rhodes 2. TCLC On Demand 2011H, exhibited by Ashley Miller Class 115

1. LBG He’s Da Man ET, exhibited by Savannah Garrett

Bred & Owned Chianina Class Placings Class 116 1. WMG Miss Starla, exhibited by Weston Grauer 2. JSS Beast Mode, exhibited by Jadyn Herzog Class 117 1. PKL Mattie Kate 214J, exhibited by Kennedy Lockhart 2. REA Miss Piper, exhibited by Logan Reagan Class 118 KMEM CLTT Hugs & Kisses 852H, exhibited by Koy Moonen HLN Dishwalla, exhibited by Justin Herlan HDH Miss Onyx 121, exhibited by Hudson Harris Miss Elsa Ice 5210, exhibited by Kyhran Rodriguez

1. 2. 3. 4.

Class 119 1. Fires Who Dat Diamond 54H ET, exhibited by Parker Schwarz Class 120 1. BKMN Honeysuckle, exhibited by Carson Beckman 2. GASC Maggie, exhibited by Jacen Galyean 3. JSS Maizie’s Friend, exhibited by Jadyn Herzog Class 121

1. BRKR Muffin 03H, exhibited by Laramie Barker

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Class 122

1. JPV Miss Vivi 29H, exhibited by Vada Vickland 2. CLA Halsey 035H, exhibited by Chloee Clark 3. ASM Luna, exhibited by Sophia McCune Class 123 JSUL Who Dat Girl 0144H ET, exhibited by Sara Sullivan CAR RFR Honeysuckle 050H, exhibited by Carlee Clark RMRA Queen B 14H, exhibited by Rachel Rogers LBG Augusta Pride 48H, exhibited by Savannah Garrett

1. 2. 3. 4.

Class 124 1. DUNK Missy 05H, exhibited by Hadley Dunklau 2. DAV Miss Fondue, exhibited by David Sonnenfeld Class 126

1. SDCA Lady Plus 95G, exhibited by Parker Dicks

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Bred & Owned Chiangus Class Placings Class 127 1. SEXY Khione RSRS, exhibited by Michaela Steveson Class 128

1. Rockin R Tiffany, exhibited by Kaylee Rowlett 2. FLF Harley, exhibited by Hannah Smith 3. DTDD Gypse, exhibited by Hayle Dolch Class 129 1. BRKR Ruby Sue, exhibited by Reid Barker 2. TLLC Nicole, exhibited by Tyler Loudon 3. FLF Hilda, exhibited by Macie Ledford

Class 130

1. FLF Hallie Ray, exhibited by Hannah Smith 2. RLWL Frozen 001H, exhibited by Calob Walker Class 131

1. EVNS Hearts On Fire 064H, exhibited by Brooks Evans Class 132

1. BWHS Lady A, exhibited by Berren Strope 2. FOX Honey 8H, exhibited by Tyson Fox 3. MD Classy Primo 110H, exhibited by Tatum Miller

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Owned Chiangus Class Placings Class 133 1. WVW Miss J-Vanka, exhibited by Kendall Harper 2. DAJS Rachel K 500, exhibited by Cora Lindgren 3. BMW Ace 2 103J ET, exhibited by Josie Wilkins 4. SEXY Khione RSRS, exhibited by Michaela Steveson Class 134

1. BMW Ace 2 127H ET, exhibited by Ryker Winegardner 2. WVW Miss Heather, exhibited by Kendall Harper Class 135 Rockin R Tiffany, exhibited by Kaylee Rowlett JRBF Miss Mamba, exhibited by Greer Jones FBF Helen 108H, exhibited by Braxton Cole DTDD Gypsy, exhibited by Hayle Dolch

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Class 136

1. FLF Harley, exhibited by Hannah Smith Class 137

1. BRKR Ruby Sue, exhibited by Reid Barker 2. TLLC Nicole, exhibited by Tyler Loudon 3. FLF Hilda, exhibited by Macie Ledford Class 138 1. FLF Hallie Ray, exhibited by Hannah Smith 2. WHSP Blue Jean Baby Queen 21H 2CA, exhibited by Kodie Landers Class 139

1. ROWL Miracle 001H, exhibited by Kelbie Rowlett 2. TMG Barbara 120H, exhibited by Logan Ohlde 3. RLWL Frozen 001H, exhibited by Calob Walker Class 140 1. EVNS Hearts On Fire 064H, exhibited by Brooks Evans, Class 141 BMW Ace 422H ET, exhibited by Samantha VanVorhis BMW Ace 2 409H ET, exhibited by Grace McCurdy BMW Ace 429H ET, exhibited by Carter McCauley HF Little Diamond, exhibited by Sarah Cate Orr KQM Hensley’s Girls 783, exhibited by Nora Sonnenfeld

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Class 142 HSCC TT Helen Keller 12H, exhibited by Alaysia Barbee BMW Ace 323H ET, exhibited by Remi Earnhart KQM Hensley’s Girls 794, exhibited by Madeline Sonnenfeld BMS Hafta Win, exhibited by Legacy Murphy

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Class 143 HIGG Henley 088H ET, exhibited by Haleigh Holt BMW DS Ynot 212H, exhibited by Kevin Hesser HIGG Hear Me Now 012H ET, exhibited by Avery Rowlett Ard Ridge Smooch 20H ET, exhibited by Kat Branscum HIGG Hot Stuff 024H, exhibited by Kaylee Rowlett

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Class 144

1. WVW Miss Grace, exhibited by Kendall Harper 2. HIGG Glamorous 940G, exhibited by Khyran Rodriguez Class 145

1. MD/MEFC Lass 248G, exhibited by Tatum Miller Class 146

1. EVNS/TR Enchanted 717E, exhibited by Kennedy Evans

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Owned Chianina Class Placings Class 147 1. WMG Miss Starla, exhibited by Weston Grauer Class 148 PKL Mattie Kate 214J, exhibited by Kennedy Lockhart WLCF Here She Is, exhibited by Cole Lehnert HFH Cherry Bomb, Andrew Triplett Miss Feathers, exhibited by Joslyn Richter

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Class 149 1. KMEM CLTT Hugs & Kisses 852H, exhibited by Koy Moonen 2. ECAX So Classy 0571H, exhibited by Abby Emberson 3. LJR Miss Hollywood Touch 3081H, exhibited by Slade Massey 4. WHSP You Aint Seen Nothin Yet 39H, exhibited by Kodie Landers 5. HLN Dishwalla, exhibited by Justin Herlan Class 150 1. Who Dat Shawty 100H ET, exhibited by Raymond Beneker 2. FIRES Who Dat Diamond 54H ET, exhibited by Parker Schwarz 3. HAF Miss Sultry 019H, exhibited by Savannah Garrett 4. TR Harriet, exhibited by Payton Jackson Class 151 1. SLIK Jalynn’s Pride 33H, exhibited by Samantha Podzimek 2. TR Helga ET, exhibited by Payton Jackson 3. JSUL Who Dat Limit 0508H ET, exhibited by Kade Fowler 4. Nancy’s Queen, exhibited by Talia Ferguson-Sanders Class 152

1. PCC Who Dat Raptor 205H ET, exhibited by Maci Weems 2. SRR MLR Miss Monica 429H ET, exhibited by Kyla Wolfe Class 153 1. DOON Starchys Girl 0720 ET, exhibited by Dalton Hamilton 2. Hoochie, exhibited by Berklee Gossen 3. BHHC Ms Vonda H071, exhibited by Kanon Buckner Class 154 BKMN Honeysuckle, exhibited by Carson Beckman Lana’s Pride, exhibited by Lana Danielson JSS Maizie’s Friend, exhibited by Jadyn Herzog Shropshire Dilly Money H06, exhibited Treylin Henderson CRNT Lucy 027H, exhibited by Sydney Tyler

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Class 155

1. GSMC Little Diamond, exhibited by Trace Titus 2. MLA Lady Monica 12H ET, exhibited by Brooke Hayden 3. Kane’s Jana ET, exhibited by Jackie Sleichter 4. RJC Miss Primo 05H, exhibited by Amanda Rea 5. PRES Skys Biz 215H ET, exhibited by Raymond Beneker 6. WSCC Miss Me 47H ET, exhibited by Kodie Landers 7. FU6 223H, exhibited by Dillon Earles 8. BRKR Muffin 03H, exhibited by Laramie Barker 9. Luna, exhibited by Macey Banter 10. BYHO Ginger, exhibited by Macie Ledford

Class 156 1. GOF Miss Dolly 215H ET, exhibited by Madilyn Norvell 2. JSUL PCC Dat Style 0356H ET, exhibited by Bret Pembrook 3. RJC Miss Primo 020H ET, exhibited by Kathy Lehman 4. BMW Ace 505H ET, exhibited by Riley Wendt 5. BMW Ace 507H ET, exhibited by Grace McCurdy 6. KKV Trust Fund, exhibited by Bryson Cooper 7. JSUL Who DA Made 0422H ET, exhibited by Maddison Griffin 8. JHC Ms Haddie 65H, exhibited by Macie McCollum 9. JSUL Who’s Limit 0365H ET, exhibited by Riley Collum 10. HFBC Sandy 0060 ET, exhibited by Riley Green 11. ASCC Fashion 1117H ET, exhibited by Kyal Browne Class 157

1. MLA Lady Jackie 505H ET, exhibited by Caitlyn Skiles 2. JPV Miss Vivi 29H, exhibited by Vada Vickland 3. TSSC Who Dat Okie 0811H, exhibited by Kelton Arthur 4. LJR Ms Mattie 181H ET, exhibited by Maggie Holt 5. CLA Halsey 035H, exhibited by Chloee Clark 6. BMW Ace 420H ET, exhibited by Tyler Neill 7. KHCF Cool Girl, exhibited by Catherine Guinn 8. SLIK Hera 1H ET, exhibited by Parker Dicks 9. KJSR Reba 09H, exhibited by Dylan Rakestraw 10. TTBR Ms Needy 972H, exhibited by Morgan Ray

Class 158 SCHG Jalynn’s Justice 047H, exhibited by Braden Durst Felicia, exhibited by Rylee Short BMW Lucy 416H ET, exhibited by Morgan Neill ASM Luna, exhibited by Sophia McCune BBR ET, exhibited by Nevaeh Powers JSUL Dat Fancy Class 0458H ET, exhibited by Madison Frazier RFR Hilary, exhibited by Katie Cash

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2021 National Junior Heifer Show, Chickasha, OK

Owned Chianina Class Placings Class 159 1. SRR Miss Monica 10H ET, exhibited by Wyatt Dunklau 2. JSUL Who Dat Girl 0144H ET, exhibited by Sara Sullivan 3. JSUL PCC Dat Girl 0393H ET, exhibited by Bret Pembrook 4. WOLL Anniston 009, exhibited by Cooper Cottrell 5. CAR RFR Honeysuckle 050H, exhibited by Carlee Clark 6. JSUL PCC Look At Dat 0266H ET, exhibited by Cora Hardy 7. Miss Ginny 36H ET, exhibited by Kendall Leonhard 8. RMRA Queen B 14H, exhibited by Rachael Rogers 9. TSSC She’s So Sultry 0511H ET, exhibited by Owen Fennig 10. MMK CRAW Amnesia 43H, exhibited by Rachael Rogers 11. LBG Augusta Pride 48H, exhibited by Savannah Garrett 12. Holy Smokers Miss Maggie, exhibited by Elandra Himebaugh 13. JSUL TCLC Sultry 007H ET, exhibited by Tyler Miller 14. BMW DS Sunflower 403H, exhibited by McKenna Modreske Class 160 BMW Y Not 319H ET, exhibited by Maci Scher BMW HEIN Phantom 327H ET, exhibited by Austin Hunker HF Diamond 22H ET, exhibited by Emma Yochum JBOY Jaylnn’s Stylin 078H ET, exhibited by Jenna Tlach JSUL Rose 0419H ET, exhibited by Kylie Callis JSUL Steiner Who 0474H, exhibited by Maci Weems Kitty ET, exhibited by Charlie Hazelrigg Ratliff Hope 010H, exhibited by Jordyn Walker

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Class 161

1. Miss Worthy 1H ET, exhibited by Spencer Goettemoeller 2. JSUL Dat Primo Who 0134H ET, exhibited by Kathy Lehman 3. SA Hanna 853H, exhibited by Annabelle Wesley 4. BMW Candy 316H, exhibited by Landree Warnock 5. JSUL Primo Dat 0225H ET, exhibited by Jentri Reamy 6. JSUL Darling Primo 0141H ET, exhibited by Spencer Cass 7. JSUL CORE Miss Tamale 026H ET, exhibited by Colton Metcalf 8. LADD Who’s Dat Gucci ET, exhibited by Reagan Amos 9. DAJS Sapphire 226, exhibited by Cora Lindgren 10. JSUL Jalynn On 0336H ET, exhibited by Jarren Wright 11. FCC Wild Lady Chu 69H, exhibited by Jase Fulks Class 162

1. JRIP Lizzo 165H ET, exhibited by Jackson Rippeon 2. JSUL Dazzle Darling 0181H ET, exhibited by William Miller 3. SRR Miss Monica 2H ET, exhibited by Rylie Lanum

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ASCC Miss Mottley 02H ET, exhibited by Lydia Recker BMW Candy 305H ET, exhibited by Josh Schmidt YNOTS Xena ET, exhibited by Blake Neill KMEM Magic Holly 102H, exhibited by Adysen Thompson KMEM Miss Helena 322H ET, exhibited by Kody Wall

Class 163 LADD Hip Hop 027H, exhibited by Austin Breeding JSUL Who Da Colburn 0197H ET, exhibited by Paislee VanHorn JSUL Darling Primo 0133H ET, exhibited by Cassidy Barker PRES Jalynns Style 204H ET, exhibited by Raymond Beneker BMW Libby 227H, exhibited by Mallory Johnson TSSC MFSF Who Dat Biz 20H ET, exhibited by Maddie Smith JBOY Jalynn’s Primo 053H ET, exhibited by Cody Metcalf JSUL Who Da Girl 0347H ET, exhibited by Abby Wilkins

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Class 164 JSUL PCC Who’s Lookin 0149H ET, exhibited by Piper Goodson JSUL Sultry On 0308 ET, exhibited by Kya Rhodes BMW Sunflower 218H, exhibited by Denby Grosenbacher ASCC Havana 028H ET, exhibited by Calla Hill TSSC MSCO Lady Playing ET, exhibited by Maddie Smith

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Class 165 JSUL Who Dat Whitney 091H ET, exhibited by Sara Sullivan JSUL Tamale’s Hotrod 0249H ET, exhibited by Braelyn Berlowitz Moore She’s Stylish 147H, exhibited by Carson Beckman PRES Jalynns Dream 203H ET, exhibited by Lauren Mogg WLK Katie Spade 63H, exhibited by Justin Calhoon KNSL 101H Sugar, exhibited by Reed Meeks

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Class 166 1. SDCA Lady Plus 95G, exhibited by Parker Dicks Class 167 1. HR On Delilah 01G ET, exhibited by Hannah Ziegler 2. KKV G6, exhibited by Morgan Brown 3. Gladys, exhibited by James Earles III Class 168

1. TKEM Miss Gerty 989G ET, exhibited by Avery McInvale 2. JSUL Tamale Boe 9836G ET, exhibited by Jaycie Perrier

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Owned Chianina Class Placings Class 169 1. BOY EK Who’s Refreshed 916G ET, exhibited by Tyler Miller 2. JSUL Stylin Lady 9806G ET, exhibited by Piper Goodson 3. CRNT Front Lady 914G, exhibited by Mariah Martin

Class 170 1. FLNM Black Betty, exhibited by Dakota Lee DeVore 2. WLK Summer Dream 37G, exhibited by Austin Rogers 3. JSUL Dat Shiny Darlin 9000G ET, exhibited by Bret Pembrook

Owned Chi-Composite Class Placings Class 172 1. Jaylnn’s Hearts, exhibited by Weston Grauer Class 173 1. MCCF Jasmine, exhibited by Sophia Shobe Class 174 1. KMEM Just Because 322J ET, exhibited by Koy Moonen 2. WLC Miss Brooklyn Jade 90J, exhibited by Zane Wilson Class 175 1. FBF Hope 198H, exhibited by Braxton Cole 2. MATC Miss Blue 700J, exhibited by Logan Bays Class 176

1. KMEM Honey Pot 516H, exhibited by Braelyn Berlowitz 2. TCLC Tamale 031H ET, exhibited by Tyler Miller 3. Cupcake, exhibited by Olivia McCowan 4. CRK Rosemary ET, exhibited by John Haven Stalvey 5. MJ Kellie 182H, exhibited by Caroline Munson 6. KBSC Samantha 099H, exhibited by Hollynn Rieck 7. Miss Whiskey, exhibited by James Edelen 8. Miss Odell 511H, exhibited by Makinzie Odell 9. WSCC Mayci’s Snow Angel 101H, exhibited by Mayci Wilkins 10. White Rose of Texas, exhibited by Dillon Earles Class 177 1. CMCC High Rent 0015H ET, exhibited by Chancee Clark 2. BK Habit Forming 0004H, exhibited by Hunter Morton

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LADD High Noon 0022H ET, exhibited by Tobie Daye Mitchell LMJ Nova, exhibited by Carter Pruet BK JG Hidden Kisses 0030H, exhibited by Josie Heston CRK Hard Livin’ ET, exhibited by Joh Haven Stalvey CKR Here For A Good Time ET, exhibited by Metts Stalvey

Class 178 1. BKMT Hot & Exceptional 0017H, exhibited by Devin Morton 2. GWCC Eden 454, exhibited by Emery Hawkins 3. DUP Hot Topic 0001H ET, exhibited by Neely Davis 4. DUP Honey Bear 0009H ET, exhibited by Maddison Griffin 5. FPR Allie, exhibited by Jakob Lablue 6. DUP Honey Hush 0010 ET, exhibited by Kade Fowler 7. BLR Diamond, exhibited by Kaylee Beehler Class 179

1. TOCC Mia 03H, exhibited by Baylee Wilbourn Class 180

1. Harmony 078H, exhibited by Whitney Coffelt Class 181

1. TRAC Barbie 075H, exhibited by Logan Ohlde Class 182 DUNK Lucy 052H ET, exhibited by Courtney Bockman DOWL LMiss Scarlett 004H ET, exhibited by Avery Mullen TREB Miss Haven Worries 661H, exhibited by Kylee Ward MATC Mary Magic 010H, exhibited by Shawn Bays

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2021 National Junior Heifer Show, Chickasha, OK

Owned Chi-Composite Class Placings Class 183 1. STECK Miley C 210H ET, exhibited by Keagan Steck 2. Miss KBSC 090H, exhibited by Brayton Striegel 3. HETN Lola 705H, exhibited by Blake Herdman 4. KLLR Smokeshow 18H, exhibited by Tanner Butcher 5. HLN London’s Joy, exhibited by Kaylee Beehler 6. XMF Oakley’s Twist, exhibited by Drake McMillan Class 184

1. MET Jaylynn Vegas’s Edge, exhibited by Cody Metcalf 2. Mae, exhibited by Rylee Folkerts 3. SCM Harper H202, exhibited by Bayler Hurlbut Class 185 1. Serena, exhibited by Carlee Clark 2. STECK Katie PR 037H ET, exhibited by Tyler Miller 3. HR Just Peachy 53H, exhibited by Audrey French 4. BKMT Hand Delivered 009H ET, exhibited by Hunter Morton 5. JFK Betty Boots, exhibited by Jaylee Kelso Class 186 FLNM Annie, exhibited by Case Conley DUNK Franny 061H ET, exhibited by Cassidy Barker BRCC Ivanka’s Style 53H ET, exhibited by Brock Cottrell SULL TEAG Sultry Fit 044H ET, exhibited by Zoey Cottrell Ratliff Heartache 019H, exhibited by Legacy Murphy WLC Miss Baby Jade 84H, exhibitd by Zane Wilson

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Class 187 TSSC AGRF My Fairytail Princess, exhibited by Caitlyn Skiles JBOY Tammy 069H ET, exhibited by Kathy Lehman JBOY Tammy 076H ET, exhibited by Tanner Green Sophie, exhibited by Bradeon Callis ERIB Miss Dreamy, exhibited by Parker Chestnut PINK Swayzee Mae 054H, exhibited by Kylee Barker DJR Ms Honey, exhibited by Bo Pospichal

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Class 188

1. JSUL Pennie 0120H ET, exhibited by Braedon Callis 2. Christians Miss Mustache, exhibited by Lilly Christian Class 189

1. PLK Royal Blackbird 9G ET, exhibited by AJ Pospichal

Class 190 1. Lucy, exhibited by Finley Yocham 2. DLX Quit Your Cryin’, exhibited by Cole Lehnert, 3. Miss Gucci, exhibited by Kascie Shifflett 4. PWC Gold Princess 102G, exhibited by Kylin Newberry Class 191

1. MINN Katie 981G ET, exhibited by Coldar Cunningham Class 192

1. JUSL Makin Pennies 9159G ET, exhibited by Hunter Perrier

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Contest Results

SWEEPSTAKES

JUNIOR SWEEPSTAKES

INTERMEDIATE SWEEPSTAKES

SENIOR SWEEPSTAKES

STATE HERDSMANSHIP

1st Place: Drew McCullough 2nd Place: Landree Warnock 3rd Place: Cierra Collins

1st Place: Dexter Small 2nd Place: Renee Grimm 3rd Place: McKenna Striegel

1st Place: Parker Dicks 2nd Place: Maddix Small 3rd Place: Parker Schwarz

Georgia

STATE SWEEPSTAKES Oklahoma

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AJCA

AWARDS

ALL-AROUND CHAMPIONS 1st Place: Parker Dicks, KS 2nd Place: Tyler Louson, IA 3rd Place: Parker Schwarz, KS 4th Place: Luke Jennings, OH 5th Place: Madilyn Norvell, OK 6th Place: Greer Jones, AL 7th Place: Landree Warnock, IN 8th Place: John Haven Stalvey, GA 9th Place: Kelton Arthur, OK 10th Place: Rylee Short, IA

AJCA HERDSMAN OF THE YEAR

ACLA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Kylie Pickard (2020 AJCA Herdsman) presented Ashley Miller of Illinois with the 2021 Herdsman of the Year Award.

Jillian Bryant, Shea Whaley, Madeline Sonnenfeld & Payton Jackson

ACA ROYALTY Queen: Hannah Ziegler, OH Princess: Kyal Browne, TX

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Contest Results

PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Division 1st - Dexter Small 2nd - Annie Reinke 3rd - Jenna Tlach 4th - Shea Whaley 5th - Morayah Cupp 6th - Hannah Ziegler 7th - Tatum Miller 8th - Jillian Bryant 9th - Renee Grimm 10th - Madisen Jolliff

Intermediate Division 1st - Maddix Small 2nd - Jelin Wolfinger 3rd - Landon Rozenboom 4th - Parker Schwarz 5th - TJ Mills 6th - Tyler Loudon 7th - McKenna Modreske 8th - Abby Tlach 9th - Kaylee Jennings 10th - John Haven Stalvey

Junior Division 1st - Landree Warnock 2nd - Lane Rigdon 3rd - Carson Beckman 4th - Korie Kersten 5th - Sophia Shobe 6th - Abby Wilkins 7th - Hunter Harris 8th - Greer Jones 9th - Connor Yochum 10th - Ryen Carlson

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Contest Results

PUBLIC SPEAKING Senior Division 1st - Kestlyn Willert 2nd - Jillian Bryant 3rd - Morayah Cupp 4th - Rennee Grimm 5th - McKenna Streigel 6th - Kelsey Wall 7th - Olivia Bellah 8th - Calla Hill 9th - Courtne Bockman 10th - Annie Reinke

Intermediate Division 1st - John Haven Stavley 2nd - Parker Dicks 3rd - Emma Yochum 4th - Berren Strope 5th - Josie Wilkins 6th - Luke Jennings 7th - Jaelin Wolfinger 8th - TJ Mills 9th - Kaitlyn Lowes 10th - Adrienne Bryant

Junior Division 1st - Madilyn Norvell 2nd - Cierra Collins 3rd - Bailey Matlock 4th - Greer Jones 5th - Karly Lowes 6th - Landree Warnock 7th - Autrey Stalvey 8th - Lane Rigdon 9th Kyan Herrmann 10th - Kylee Barker

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Contest Results LIVESTOCK JUDGING Senior Division 1st - Reid Allen 2nd - Jentri Reamy 3rd - McKenna Striegel 4th - Desiree Littlechild 5th - Taylor Barber 6th - Renee Grimm 7th - Kestlyn Willert 8th - Kathy Lehman 9th - Jenna Tlach 10th - Pacey Hawkins

Intermediate Division 1st - Kylee Ward 2nd - Jacie Wolfinger 3rd - Treylin Henderson 4th - Brayton Striegel 5th - Neely Davis 6th - Cora Sullivan 7th - Josie Wilkins 8th - Jacen Galyean 9th - Morgan Brown 10th - Clara Ballanger

Junior Division 1st - Mayci Wilkins 2nd - Abby Wilkins 3rd - Jenna Donaldson 4th - Braedon Callis 5th - Kanon Buckner 6th - Emma Hall 7th - Macey Banter 8th - Reece Redwine 9th - Finley Yocham 10th - Ryen Carlson

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Contest Results

SALESMANSHIP Senior Division 1st - Larahmy Blakley 2nd - Tyler Miller 3rd - Renee Grimm 4th - Courtney Bockman 5th - Annie Reinke 6th - McKenna Striegel 7th - Dexter Small 8th - James Earles III

Intermediate Division 1st - Tyler Loudon 2nd - John Haven Stalvey 3rd - Parker Dicks 4th - Luke Jennings 5th - Parker Schwarz 6th - TJ Mills 7th - Parker Lockhart 8th - Emma Yochum 9th - Jacie Wolfinger 10th Madison McCullough

Junior Division 1st - Tyson Fox 2nd - Greer Jones 3rd - Claire Collins 4th - Lane Ridgon 5th - Emery Mills 6th - Zane Wilson 7th - Rylee Short 8th - Maggie Holt 9th - Landree Warnock 10th - Kylee Barker

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Contest Results

SHOWMANSHIP Senior Division 1st - Chancee Clark 2nd - Whitney Walker 3rd - Payton Farmer 4th - Sara Sullivan 5th - Braelyn Berlowitz 6th - Brooke Hayden 7th - Jentrie Reamy 8th - Madeline Gardner 9th - Courtney Bockman 10th - Blaklee Hayes

Intermediate Division 1st - Carlee Clark 2nd - Lillie Skiles 3rd - Chloee Clark 4th - Luke Jennings 5th - Kennedy Lockhart 6th - Caitlyn Skiles 7th - Braden Durst 8th - Avery McInvale 9th - Cora Hardy 10th - Maddie Smith

Junior Division 1st - Charlee Jones 2nd - Rylee Short 3rd - Kelton Arthur 4th - Madilyn Norvell 5th - Finley Yocham 6th - Bret Pembrook 7th - Wyatt Dunklau 8th - Tripp Yocham 9th - Grady Emberson 10th - Hadley Dunklau

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Contest Results

QUIZ BOWL

First Place – Senior

The Buckeye Brainiacs – Hannah Topmiller, Austin Hunker, Hannah Ziegler, Rebekah Pertuset

First Place – Intermediate

Second Place – Intermediate

Kansas Green Team – Emery Mills, Parker Schwarz, TJ Mills, Parker Dicks

First Place – Junior

The Goof Troop – Denver McKay, Cierra Collins, Bret Pembrook, Kelton Arthur

Second Place – Senior

Kansas Yellow Team – Maddix Small, Chancey Hauck, Dexter Small, Taylor O’Brien

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The High Rollers – Adrianne Bryant, Madison McCullough, Drew McCullough, Quinn Whaley

Second Place – Junior

4 Times The Trouble – Connor Yochum, Brayden Cummings, Bryson Herdman, Asa Minton

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Contest Results

TEAM FITTING – SENIOR First Place

Chancee Clark, Carlee Clark & Chloe Clark

Second Place

Mallory Johnson, Denby Grosenbacher & Josh Schmidt

Fifth Place

Brayton Striegel, McKenna Striegel & Lydia Recker

Eighth Place

Trevor Reiboldt, Parker Chesnut & Garrett Chesnut

Third Place

Hunter Perrier, Tyler Loudon & Jackie Sleichter

Sixth Place

Payton Farmer, Kendall Leonhard & Bentley Moscrisp

Ninth Place

Adelyda Ebersole, Morayah Cupp & Megan Schroeder

Fourth Place

Pacey Hawkins, Jenna Tlach & Cody Metcalf

Seventh Place

Kelsey Wall, Justin Herlan & Larahmy Blakley

Tenth Place

Desiree Littlechild, Logan Ohlde & Baili Kerth SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

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Contest Results

TEAM FITTING

– INTERMEDIATE First Place

Abree Belcher, Carson Rieck & Addyson Lehman

Second Place

Drew McCullough, Madison McCullough & Adrienne Bryant

Fifth Place

Abby Tlach, Max Eaton & Brenna Wilkins

Eighth Place

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Third Place

Kennedy Lockhart, Parker Lockhart & Isaiah Sallee

Sixth Place

Justin Calhoon, Jason Calhoon & Klaine Sisco

Ninth Place

Josie Wilkins, Jacen Galyean & Reagan Amos

Fourth Place

Devin Morton, Hunter Morton & Clayton Hayes

Seventh Place

Hudson Drake, Emma Yochum & Carly Sanders

Tenth Place

Brady Tracy, Carter Pruet & Spencer Cass

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Contest Results

TEAM FITTING – JUNIOR First Place

Kelton Arthur, Denver McKay & Bret Pembrook

Second Place

Charlee Jones, William Miller & McKlay Gensini

Fifth Place

Darby Darbonne, Lilly Christian & Kade Fowler

Eighth Place

Kylee Barker, Laramie Barker & Reid Barker

Third Place

Landree Warnock, Morgan Neill & Tyler Neill

Sixth Place

Claire Collins, Cierra Collins & Raelynn Unwin

Ninth Place

Maddax McCollum, Kutter Dorsey & Reece Redwine

Fourth Place

Rylee Short, Halle Recker & Hollynn Rieck

Seventh Place

Keagan Steck, Wyatt Dunklau & Hadley Dunklau

Tenth Place

Brayden Cummings, Connor Yochum & Bryson Herdman SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

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2021-2022

AJCA BOARD

Officers:

Tatum Miller, President; Berren Strope,Vice President; Jillian Bryant; Secretary/Treasurer; Taylor Pinkerton, Public Relations

Board Members:

Morgan Baker, Hannah Smith, Madeline Sonnenfeld, Ray Beneker, Trace Helser, Shea Whaley, Maddie Smith & Courtney Bockman

RETIRING AJCA BOARD MEMBERS Savannah Garrett, IN; Kylie Pickard, MI; Payton Jackson, GA Thank you girls for your service to the AJCA.

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Little Rascals

NOVICE First Place Quiz Bowl Olivia McCowan, Tripp Yocham, Case Conley & Jack Conley

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Second Place Quiz Bowl Metts Stalvey, Carlie Stalvey, Altman Stalvey & Mollie McCurry

Livestock Judging 1st - Raelynn Unwin 2nd - Stetson Beckman 3rd - Emery Fox 4th - Kylee Pettigrew 5th - Hunter Harris 6th - Allie Enlow 7th - Maci Weems 8th - Carlie Stalvey 9th - Bayler Hurlbut 10th - Altman Stalvey A special thank you to Kaylee & Sheila Miller for all their time and dedication to the Novice program. Without them this program would not be the success it is. Also a huge Thank You to the Novice program sponsor, Sure Champ! SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

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Jaclyn Heinrich

AJCA INTERN T

he summer I put it all together. Normally “putting it all together” comes at the end of your story. But I’m going to consider this summer to be the beginning of my story of where I go from here. My summer internship with the AJCA has pointed me in a career direction, given me knowledge, afforded me opportunities and brought renewed enthusiasm and purpose. Our AJCA crew, along with the AJMAA, spent ten days in Chickasha, Okla., working on anything and everything! There are so many moving parts that go into preparing for a national event that is known for being one of the best. I can now better appreciate the preparation required to bring exhibitors and families from across the country together for a week of “hot” competition in June. The highlight of my week in Oklahoma was seeing relationships unfold – meeting the exhibitors at check in at the beginning of the week and by the end of the week I’m receiving many hugs celebrating the hard work paying off in their success. Seeing the juniors smile and laugh with new friends really made the long days in the office or early mornings on show days all worth it. I also had a very special junior member, who felt like an honorary intern to me, become my right-hand man on show days. She always kept me on track and wanted to help. Her positive energy always encouraged me to keep smiling! The ACA provides one of the best learning opportunities for an internship. The daily office chatter always provided me with insight into many topics. From helpful tips on birthday celebrations, to industry knowledge, to being efficient in the day-to-day tasks while having fun and sharing laughs – the ACA office is full of wisdom! The best leaders are ones who teach by example. Heather Counts and Lindsey Broek (AJMAA) taught me valuable life lessons and offered advice that I will be able to take with me in my career. Observing them throughout preparation and at the event was an opportunity to learn from the best. I have a great respect for them and what they do for their members and this industry. So, as I “put it all together” this summer, it has solidified my dedication and desire to work in a field that promotes youth involvement within the livestock industry. I am excited to see where the next chapter of my story takes me. I will always be thankful to the juniors, industry professionals and coworkers for the relationships that I have made this summer. The industry is known for its people and their drive to make it better. The AJCA has many leaders who go above and beyond for their members, and I have loved getting to see that hold true all week in Chickasha. The people I have met and the connections I made within the breed are ones that will stay with me forever. Thank you, AJCA!

– Jaclyn

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2021 National Junior Heifer Show, Chickasha, OK

Thank You

SPONSORS

THANK YOU to generous sponsors below! Their support is vital to the success of the Junior National. Wilkins Sisters Talmo Ranch Dunk Cattle Co. Higgins Farms Hunter Wilkening Pickard Farms Tyler Moore/WinMoore Farms Crown Auto world Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Tracy Cattle Frye Sisters Lane Lewis Kendall Bremer Cattle Amber Krohn Stephanie Bailey Rieck & Lentz Show Cattle Tom Farms Dicks Chiangus Mustang Draw Cattle Co. Phantom Halters Foster Brothers Farms

Livestock Nutrition Center Chickasha OHL Cattle Classic Genetics Garrett Show Cattle Lance Sennett RiverBend Farm Green Family Farms Wayne & Sara Beckman Rockin K Productions Roemary Carlson Carrico Cattle J2K Cattle Snake Run Cattle Co. Shannon Yochum Hayden Farms Claja Jones Payton Jackson Next Level Images Bryant Family Woodhaven Farm Alex Bauer

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Grand ‘Ole Place Farms CHS Nutrition Showstring USA Oklahoma Chianina Association Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Association Terry, Candace & Ali Muir Bockman Cattle Co. Kevin Wendt Auctioneer Oklahoma State Univeristy Cummings Carousel Skatvold Cattle Jason Nickel Doug & Jane Satree Valley Vista Farms Hahn Cattle Service The Strope Family Justin Holt Cattle Ryan Barker Family Dan Chesnut/Chesnut Farms Signature Signs & Designs

Wade Garrett Dale Tiemann Paul Rowlett 77 Mile Meat Company Robby Sims LM Woodworking/Lane Miller Barry, Gina, AJ & Bo Pospichal Rusty Williams April Geiger Jason Robinett Sexton Cattle HHH Show Cattle The ShowTimes Greg Goering Nicole Small KQM Cattle/Robin Rutt Larson Cattle Co. AP Show Cattle Steck Cattle

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Bulletin -C- The Difference Sale Planned for January at the Cattlemen’s Congress

The National -C- The Difference Sale will be Saturday, January 8, 2022 at 1 pm at the Cattlemen’s Congress in Oklahoma City. Breeders are encouraged to consign your best to the sale. Bulls, heifers and bred females are eligible for the sale. Consignments will be due November 1. Contact Dustin Hurlbut if you are interested in consigning to the sale.

Egg Extravaganza Embryo Auction Planned for 2022 Cattlemen’s Congress

The Promotions & Benefits Committee met in April to discuss plans for the Egg Extravaganza that was postponed from last year. It was decided that the embryo auction will take place in January 2022 during the ACA events at the Cattlemen’s Congress in Oklahoma City. The Egg Extravaganza Show will be in November 2023 in Louisville, Ky., in conjunction with the ACA National Show. Watch for more information on the ACA website and via social media.

2021-2022 All-American Shows Announced

The shows listed below have been designated as All-American Point Shows for the 2021-2022 show season. Points will be tallied from junior and open shows if applicable. • National Junior Heifer Show • Eastern Regional Junior Show • Western Regional Junior Show • State Fair shows open to all exhibitors • World Beef Expo • American Royal • North American International Livestock Exposition • Great Northern Livestock Exposition • Cattlemen’s Congress • National Western Stock Show • Ft. Worth Stock Show

Heather at 517-214-0927 or Dustin at 605-380-8052 for more information.

Board of Director Applications Due Sept. 15

Interested in serving on the ACA Board of Directors? There are 4 positions up for election this year. There are 3 At-Large positions available as well as the Northeast Region Director position. Interested candidates should submit a Board of Director Application by Sept. 15 to the ACA office. Reminder, you application must be signed by 3 active ACA members. You can find the application in this issue of the ACJ as well as on the ACA website. If you have any questions, please contact the ACA office.

Submit Upcoming Sales & Events

Do you have an upcoming sale or event that needs to be listed on the ACA upcoming events? Send this info to Heather at heather@chicattle.org and we will add it to our upcoming events listing in the ACJ as well as on the website. This is a free service to our members. Don’t miss out.

Photos Needed for Breed Promotion

The ACA is in need of current photos to use for breed promotion throughout various publications, brochures and other media. While you are out in your pastures, take some photos of your cattle and email to Heather at heather@chicattle.org. We need photos of bulls, females, calves, herds, feedlot photos, kids working with their calves and more. The options are endless. Thanks for your assistance is helping us promote this breed we all love.

Long Range Plan Created – Volunteers Needed

The 2021-2025 ACA Long Range Plan has been completed and we are asking members to read over the plan, find an objective they are passionate about and volunteer to help the ACA accomplish the objective. You can find the full plan included in this issue of the ACJ, as well as on the ACA website under the Membership Tab. Please contact SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

Meet your Junior Board… Madeline Sonnenfeld Name: Madeline Sonnenfeld Birthdate: March 27, 2003 Siblings: Blake, Nora, David Sonnenfeld and Arianna, Cecelia, Hudson Nickel Parents: Jason and Jenny Nickel School you attend/grade: University of Nebraska Lincoln- Freshman Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Movie/TV Show: Outer Banks Favorite Singer/Music Group: Koe Wetzel Favorite Book/Author: The Fault in Our Stars by John Green Pet Peeve: Being late Favorite Subject in School: Science Names of your current show calves: Jolene and Luna Favorite NJHS memory & why: Attending my first junior national in Grand Island and meeting friends that I still have today! Favorite NJHS Contest & why: My favorite contest is the judging contest because I love looking and comparing different calves Least Favorite Show Day Task: Breaking calves down after shows Would you rather read a book, play cards or fit a calf: Fit a calf Chocolate or Vanilla: Chocolate Favorite activity outside the showring: Hanging out with friends

What do you want to be when you grow up: Go into Ag sales more specifically in the cattle industry What quality/ skill do you have that you are most proud of: I am most proud of my time management skills. Early Bird or Night Owl: Early Bird Most Embarrassing show moment: Forgetting my show shoes at a show in Kansas so I had to wear my younger sister’s shoes which were way too small. Why do you show/raise Chi cattle: I raise Chi cattle because my first experience with a Chi heifer was incredible. She was showy, good tempered and ended up being an amazing mother that enabled me to sell my first home raised bull at the Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic. Who has been your mentor & why: Robin Rutt. Robin helped my siblings and I learn the basics of grooming, feeding, and showing. She treats us like her own kids and has taught us so many things we would have not known without her. Advice to a new junior starting in the Chi breed: When attending different shows try to be as involved as possible in and out of the show ring. I also would say try to meet as many people as possible. Would we find you on the wash rack or on the blower? Blower One weird habit/fact about you: I have a jewelry and shoe obsession Favorite show animal & why? My 2019-2020 Chiangus heifer Beauty. We took her all over to different shows and she ended up winning both her divisions in the open and junior show at NAILE.

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Morgan Baker – Texas Name: Morgan Baker Birthday: February 11, 2003 Siblings: I have two younger siblings, a brother that is Wyatt that is 15 and a sister Casha that is 13. Parents: My mom’s name is Amanda Baker. She was the one that introduced me to the show world and has supported me through it all. Without her I would not be where I am. School: I just graduated from Gordon High School, but I start as a freshman at Texas Tech University at the end of August for a major of animal science and agribusiness. Favorite Color: My favorite color is blue Favorite Movie/TV Show: Lion King Favorite Singer: Parker McCollum Favorite Book: Of Mice and Men Pet Peeve: When someone walks around with their socks on inside out Favorite Subject in School: Science Current show calves names: Lady Bell. Favorite NJHS memory & why: My favorite NJHS memory is helping out at the 2021 Junior Nationals and getting to meet new people. Because I am new to the organization and don’t know very many people. Favorite NJHS Contest/why: Public speaking because I love public speaking. Least Favorite Showday Task: Breaking a calf down after they have been fitted Would I rather read a book, play cards, or fit a calf: I would rather fit a calf any day. Chocolate or Vanilla: Chocolate

Favorite activity outside of the showring: I have always loved cheering when I’m not at shows. What do you want to be when you grow up: I want to be a reproductive specialist and work on all species of livestock What quality or skill do you have that you are most proud of: I am most proud of my courage because it has allowed me to step out and do new things and be passionate about it and give my all Early bird or night owl: Definitely a night owl you can catch me up till 4 am most of the time. Most embarrassing show moment: Was at Fort Worth my first year showing cattle. My heifer took off chasing another calf because she was in heat and I had never had that happen with pigs. Why do I show/raise cattle: Well I actually didn’t plan on showing Chi cattle because I had a Hereford and my heifer got electrocuted and died back in November. My mom being my mom posted on Facebook ranting and upset about it and many people reached out to her and helped me locate another heifer for my senior year of showing. We never could imagine that we would’ve met the wonderful people who run Competitive Edge Genetics that were extremely generous to give me the heifer to finish out my senior year of showing. Without them I wouldn’t have gotten into Chi cattle and thanks to them I wish to continue to help those who wish to show, but can’t and that is why I have decided to raise Chianina Cattle. Who has been my mentor and why: I would say my mom. My parents divorced a couple years back and my mom has not only raised me and my two younger siblings, but she has always made sure we were all where we wanted to be to fulfill our dreams. So without her pushing me I wouldn’t be where I am today. Advice to a new junior starting in the Chi breed: My best advice to a new junior in the Chi organization is to take advantage of every opportunity you are given because one day you will wish you would’ve taken that chance. Would we find you on the wash rack or on the blower? You would find me in the wash rack. I would much rather be washing cattle in 40 degree weather than blowing calves out. One weird habit/fact about me: I graduated top of my class SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

and still missed the most school of my entire class. My senior year I missed 30 something days. Favorite show animal and why: My favorite animals was my Poland barrow I had in 4th grade because I bought him for $50 out of a butcher pen to try and feed him out to see if it worked better than the feed program I already had and he turned around to win many Champion titles. And he won them all because of how he was fed not due to genetics or anything.

Maddie Smith – Texas Name: Maddie Smith

Birthdate: September 6, 2005 Siblings: None Parents: Jared and Marcia Smith School you attend/grade: Eustace High School, Sophomore Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Movie/TV Show: Outer Banks

Least Favorite Show Day Task: Washing Would you rather read a book, play cards or fit a calf: Fit a Calf Chocolate or Vanilla: Vanilla Favorite activity outside the showring: FFA Contests

Favorite Singer/Music Group: Zach Brown Band

What do you want to be when you grow up: Embryologist

Favorite Book/Author: Laura Dave

What quality/skill do you have that you are most proud of: Communication

Pet Peeve: People who walk slow Favorite Subject in School: English Names of your current show calves: Kiki, Primo, Sister Favorite NJHS memory & why: My favorite memory from NJHS was placing top ten in the years Intermediate showmanship. Favorite NJHS Contest & why: Showmanship because you get to show your skills and how well you and your animal work together.

Early Bird or Night Owl: Night Owl Most Embarrassing show moment: I was at a jackpot show and my heifer stepped on the back of my jeans and ripped them all the way up my leg. Why do you show/raise Chi cattle: I fell in love with the breed when I was a little girl and have had endless success throughout the years. Who has been your mentor & why: My dad because he has always pushed me to do things at my fullest ability no matter the situation. He never lets me give up and is my biggest supporter. Advice to a new junior starting in the Chi breed: Start young doing contest so as you grow you get more success at State and National shows. Would we find you on the wash rack or on the blower? The blower. One weird habit/fact about you: I have double jointed arms Favorite show animal & why? My Chi heifer KiKi because her personality keeps everyone on their feet.

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Ray Beneker – Ohio Name: Ray Beneker Birthdate: 03/11/2005 Siblings: Hailey, Raegan, and Angus Parents: Ray Beneker (Dad), Crystal/Ryan Gries (Mom and Stepdad) School you attend/grade: Junior at Ross High School Favorite Color: Red Favorite Movie/TV Show: It’s hard to say I like anything from action to comedy. Favorite Singer/Music Group: George Strait Favorite Book/Author: Lonesome Dove Pet Peeve: When someone stops blowing and the calf is still damp Favorite Subject in School: Science Names of your current show calves: Callie, Cardi, and Crinkles Favorite NJHS memory & why: Getting 4th place intermediate showman in Sioux Falls, SD Favorite NJHS Contest & why: Livestock Judging would be my favorite because I love to compete and enjoy evaluating livestock.

What quality/skill do you have that you are most proud of: I’m most proud of my commitment to my cattle. I try my best everyday in the barn to help my calves reach their full potential. Early Bird or Night Owl: Night Owl Most Embarrassing show moment: One time I was running late for a class and showed a steer with no show stick Why do you show/raise Chi cattle: I chose the Chi breed because of the people. No other breed association is as welcoming and friendly as the Chi’s. Who has been your mentor & why: One of my biggest mentors has been Colton Prescott. He has taught me so much about cattle and pushed me to be the best leader I can be. Advice to a new junior starting in the Chi breed: Talk to people. Make new friends and build relationships with people to learn as much as you can. Would we find you on the wash rack or on the blower? On the blower

Least Favorite Show Day Task: Breaking cattle down after the show

One weird habit/fact about you: Sometimes I like to chew on straws or bottle caps.

Would you rather read a book, play cards or fit a calf: Definitely fit a calf

Favorite show animal & why? My favorite show animal was my 2020 Chi heifer Clementine. She was All American division champion, won her division at NAILE and OKC, and was Reserve Champion Chi in Fort Worth.

Chocolate or Vanilla: Chocolate everyday Favorite activity outside the showring: Hunting and fishing What do you want to be when you grow up: I’m not really sure yet. I’ve thought about becoming a vet or animal nutritionist and raising show cattle.

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Upcoming ACA Nationally Sponsored Shows American Royal Livestock Show Kansas City, MO

Show Date: Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021 - 9 a.m. Entry Deadline: Sept. 10, 2021 Arrival Date: Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021 Open Show Judge: Jared Boyert Junior Show Judge: Chad Breeding

NAILE Junior Show Louisville, KY

Show Date: Sunday, Nov. 15, 2021 - 8 a.m. Entry Deadline: Oct. 15, 2021 Arrival Date: Thursday, Nov. 11-Friday, Nov. 12, 2021 Show Judge: Tyler Norvell

ACA National Show – NAILE Louisville, KY

Show Date: Wednesday, Nov. 17, 2021 - 8 a.m. Entry Deadline: Oct. 15, 2021 Arrival Date: Thursday, Nov. 11-Friday, Nov. 12, 2021 Show Judge: Troy Thomas & Cally Kindred

Great Northern Livestock Exposition Cheyenne, WY

Junior Show Date: Sunday, Nov. 28, 2021 - 1 p.m. Pen Bull Show: Monday, Nov, 29, 2021 - 2 p.m. Open Show Date: Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2021 - 2 p.m. Entry Deadline: Oct. 15, 2021 Arrival Date: Friday, Nov. 26, 2021 Junior Show Judge: Zane Barragree Open Show Judge: John Toldeo Pen Show Judge: Matt Brown, Willie Couch, Mat Lewis

Cattlemen’s Congress Oklahoma City, OK

Open Show Date: Friday, Jan. 7, 2022 - 9 a.m. Junior Show Date: Sunday, Jan. 9, 2022 - 2 p.m. Entry Deadline: Nov. 19, 2021 Arrival Date: Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022 Open Show Judge: Cody Louderman Junior Show Judge: Will Coor

-C- The Difference National Sale Oklahoma City, OK Sale Date: Saturday, Jan. 8, 2022 – 1 pm Consignment Deadline: Nov. 1, 2021

National Western Stock Show Denver, CO Show Date: Monday, Jan. 17, 2022 Junior Show – 8 a.m. Open Show – 9:30 a.m. Entry Deadline: Nov. 20. 2021 Arrival Date: Friday, Jan. 14, 2022 Open Show Judge: Ryan Dunklau Junior Show Judge: Alan Miller

Fort Worth Stock Show Ft. Worth, TX

Show Date: Friday, Jan. 28, 2022 Junior Show – 1 p.m. Open Show – 3 p.m. Entry Deadline: Nov. 15, 2021 Arrival Date: Jan. 26 - 27, 2022 Open Show Judge: John McCurry Junior Show Judge: Justin Vehige

ACA National Show Hotel Information Headquarters Hotel:

For More Information on any of the Upcoming Shows, contact:

Heather Counts, Director of Shows & Activities 517-214-0927 or heather@chicattle.org

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Crowne Plaza Louisville Airport 830 Phillips Lane • Louisville, KY 40209 (502) 589-5200 Rate: $134/night • Cutoff date: Oct. 12, 2021 Group Name: American Chianina Cattle Room Block

ACA Egg Extravaganza 20 years ago, a group of Chianina breeders envisioned an event that would offer elite genetic opportunities to anyone interested, with the goal of not only raising funds for the ACA, but also paying a large “winner takes all” premium to the top placing animals from these genetic packages! In 2002, the culmination of this Egg Extravaganza event took place at the ACA National Show in Louisville where the resulting calves from the elite genetic packages were shown, and the winner of the female and bull divisions took home the prize money of well over $15,000! With the vision of Larry Garrett, the idea of the Egg Extravaganza has been reborn! Dig deep, consider consigning elite genetic packages, team up with fellow breeders to form syndicates that allow you to purchase these top caliber genetics at top dollar prices, and stake your claim for the high dollar prize money in 2024!

Goal: Rules: Sale: Show:

• To raise $150,000-$200,000, with the money raised used to market and promote Chianina cattle, as well as support the junior programs of the AJCA. • Each lot will include 3 embryos of the same mating • Divisions for Chiangus, Chianina & Italian Fullblood • ALL embryos will be DNA tested for parentage; resulting calves must be registered with the ACA & parent verified • All resulting calves must be entered in the 2024 National Show • One pregnancy per lot guaranteed • Egg Extravaganza auction will be held in conjunction with the 2022 -C- The Difference Sale in Oklahoma City in January • Breeders encouraged to create syndicates to increase buying power & create excitement • The Egg Extravaganza Show will be at the 2024 NAILE, immediately following the National Show • A 3-division show will be offered (Italian Fullblood, Chianina & Chiangus) • Half of the money raised from the sale of embryo packages will be paid back as premiums in the show • Funds raised from the sale of the embryos in each of the 3 division will be paid out as premiums in the respective divisions For more information or to consign embryos, please contact Larry Garrett at 765.969.0154 or Dustin Hurlbut at 605.380.8052 SEPTEMBER 2021 | CHIANINA JOURNAL |

NEW MEMBERS

NEW ADULT MEMBERS ALABAMA

Robert D Moore Moore Family Farms 2345 N County Road 600 E Mooreland, IN 47360-9727

OHIO

PENNSYLVANIA

ARIZONA

Shelby Stephenson 1016 E 700 N Fortville, IN 46040-9723

J G Farms Tim Guthrie 3265 S US Highway 127 Eaton, OH 45320

Tyler Miller 752 Saxonburg Blvd Saxonburg, PA 16056-9729

Jake Blackmon 6586 Highway 87 Elba, AL 36323-6542 N4 Livestock Holly, Mike, Blake Norris 12001 N Henness Rd Casa Grande, AZ 85194-9341

CALIFORNIA

Amanda Arledge 16500 W Grant Line Rd Tracy, CA 95391-9603 Lyndsee Cracraft 20310 S Lammers Rd Tracy, CA 95304-9474

KL Lemmon Cattle Company Kyle Lemmon 2516 Ebbvale Rd Manchester, MD 21102-1335

MICHIGAN

Michael Dyer 5202 N 36th St Richland, MI 49083-9628

Jim Hyer 4040 Vassar Ave Merced, CA 95341-8498

5 Vee Farm LLC John Vandyke 1284 Johnson St Marne, MI 49435-9731

Arrow Land & Cattle Company Dr Larry Overly 6902 E Horseshoe Rd Orange, CA 92869-2329

Triston Warner 5854 Bellevue Rd Onondaga, MI 49264-9752

IOWA

MINNESOTA

Bayer Farms Bill Bayer 6779 189th St Albia, IA 52531-8775

INDIANA

Jill Bracken-Emerson 20803 Anthony Rd Westfield, IN 46062-9780 Maddy Gardner 3415 E 50 S Princeton, IN 47670-8873

MARYLAND

Smith Farms Chad Smith 2299 50th St Fairmont, MN 56031-5093

NEBRASKA

Curtis Genetics Drew Curtis PO Box 53 Madrid, NE 69150-0053 Olivia Rath 692 Road E1 Schuyler, NE 68661-7134

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Tyler Joseph Caplinger 409 S Barron St Eaton, OH 45320-2401

Jacob Horstman 9162 Shenk Rd Delphos, OH 45833-9204 Drew Hunt 8982 State Route 378 Willow Wood, OH 45696-8913 Ali Muir 19113 Graham Rd Waynesfield, OH 45896-9419

OKLAHOMA

Bartels Livestock Travis Bartels 700 N Bailey St Hobart, OK 73651-1400 Bolen Farm Blayke Bolen 24095 County Road 1600 Stonewall, OK 74871-1640 Elam Club Calves RR 2 Box 136-5 Nowata, OK 74048-9672

Miller Farm Brian And Stacy Miller 752 Saxonburg Blvd Saxonburg, PA 16056-9729

RHODE ISLAND Bagwell Farms of RI Randell Bagwell 12 Snagwood Rd Foster, RI 02825-1451

SOUTH DAKOTA Paul Erikson 27000 Railroad St Murdo, SD 57559-6016

TENNESSEE

Morgan Lehnert 330 S Hood Rd Lawrenceburg, TN 38464-6543 Katie Plowman 2980 Old Paris Murray Rd Paris, TN 38242-7273

TEXAS

Lauren Brooks PO Box 869 Centerville, TX 75833-0867

Goss Livestock PO Box 152 Leedey, OK 73654-0152

Mark Dorsey Cattle Company Mark Dorsey 10 Cottonwood Ln Canyon, TX 79015-2124

Shropshire Farms James Shropshire 4632 Sharp Rock Rd Indianola, OK 74442-5164

Kalli Ellis PO Box 157 La Ward, TX 77970-0157

ADVERTISER INDEX

Purcell Shorthorn Farm Ken Purcell 8052 Fm 902 Collinsville, TX 76233-2132

JD Cattle Service JD Schnitker 905 Childress Ave Turkey, TX 79261-2039

Moonshine Hill Cattle Company Tyler Peterson 723 Moonshine Hill Rd Humble, TX 77338-7315

Sanders And Sons Farm & Ranch Jennings Sanders 12939 E State Highway 103 Huntington, TX 75949-2608

Thomas Cattle Kurt & Jessica Thomas 10002 County Road 1100 Wolfforth, TX 79382-5904

Petree Farms Raelye Petree 9322 E County Road 6840 Slaton, TX 79364

Craig & Elyse Schill PO Box 216 Donie, TX 75838-0216

Justin Yancey 1065 County Road 399 Ballinger, TX 76821-7846

5J/2GTHR Chianina............................83 Ard Ridge Cattle Co.............................83 Champagne Farms.............................83 -C- The Difference Sale..........................7 Dunk Cattle Co......................................3 Foster Brothers Farms.........................84 Gettinger Chiangus............................83 GG Cattle Co............................ 10-11, 84 Groveland Hills Farm..........................84 Higgins Farms....................................84 KG Farms............................................83 KQM Cattle...........................................5

Melroe Farms.....................................84 Pembrook Cattle Co...................... 12-13 ReproLogix.........................................22 RiverBend Farm...................... 44-45, 84 Riverview Farm...................................84 Rock Family Chiangus........................84 RSE Farms...........................................83 Schaefer Chiangus..............................84 Schrick Land & Cattle Ltd..............21, 84 Sexton Cattle.............................. 83, IBC Sullivan Supply............................ 46-47 Talmo Ranch.......................................83

NEW MEMBERS

WISCONSIN

Howell Cattle Company Dannie Howell II 236 Private Road 5133 Mount Calm, TX 76673-3521

New Rival Cattle Co Nick & Rhiannon Benedetto 18081 Schaufer Ln Richland Center, WI 53581-6559 Wayne Keil W 9158 Horse Shoe Rd Beaver Dam, WI 53916 Cody Myers 13008 7th St Union Grove, WI 53182-9417

Tuscan Cattle.......................................11 Ventura Farm......................................83 VKR Cattle Co......................................83 Walco Farms.......................................83 Walter G. Mizes Ranches....................84 Wendt, Kevin......................................84 Whispering Pines...............................84 Willow Oak Chiangus Ranch..............84 Winegardner Show Cattle...............IFC-1 Woodhaven Farm.............................. BC

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UPCOMING EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Nov. 28

2021… Sept. 10 Sept. 15 Sept. 19

Oct.1 Oct. 14

Oct.15 Oct.15 Oct.16

Oct.29

Nov.1

Nov.1 Nov.6

Nov. 14

Nov. 15 Nov. 17

Entry Deadline – American Royal ACA Board of Director Nomination Forms Due RiverBend Farms Century Celebration & Open House, Dunlap, Tenn. Consignment Deadline – ACA Egg Extravaganza American Royal Open & Junior Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Kansas City, Mo. Entry Deadline – NAILE Entry Deadline – Great Northern Livestock Expo Pembrook Cattle Co. Annual Fall Production Sale, At the Ranch, Fairview, Okla., 1 pm CK Cattle 2021 Headquarters Sale, Hope Hull, Ala., 12 Noon Consignment Deadline – National -C- The Difference Sale Ad Deadline – 2022 ACA Sire Directory Winegardner/Klingaman 25th Annual Harvest of Excellence Sale, Allen County Fairgrounds, Lima, Ohio, 1 pm EST Junior Chianina & Chiangus Shows, NAILE, Louisville, Ky., 8 am, Broadbent Arena Entry Deadline – Ft. Worth Stock Show ACA National Chianina & Chiangus Shows, NAILE, Louisville, Ky., 8 am, Freedom Hall

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Nov. 29

Nov. 30

Entry Deadline – Cattlemen’s Congress Entry Deadline – National Western Stock Show Great Northern Livestock Exposition Junior Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Cheyenne, Wyo., 1 pm Pen Bull Show, Great Northern Livestock Exposition, Cheyenne, Wyo., 2 pm Great Northern Livestock Exposition Open Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Cheyenne, Wyo., 2 pm

2022… Jan. 7

Cattlemen’s Congress Open Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Oklahoma City, Okla., 9 a.m. Jan. 8 -C- The Difference Sale, Cattlemen’s Congress, Oklahoma City, Okla., 1 p.m. Jan. 8 ACA Egg Extravaganza Embryo Auction, Oklahoma City, Okla., following the -C- The Difference Sale Jan. 9 Cattlemen’s Congress Junior Chianina, Chiangus & Chi Composite Shows, Oklahoma City, Okla., 2 pm Jan. 17 National Western Stock Show Junior Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Denver, Colo., 8 am Jan. 17 National Western Stock Show Open Chianina & Chiangus Shows, Denver, Colo., 9:30 am Jan. 28 Ft. Worth Stock Show Youth Show, Ft. Worth, Texas Jan. 28 Ft. Worth Stock Show Open Show, Ft. Worth, Texas June 18-23 National Junior Heifer Show, Louisville, Ky.

Procedure for Electing Members to the ACA Board of Directors Each year the active adult membership of the ACA will elect four directors based on the updated region alignment. The ACA regions are as follows: • Northwest (states of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Washington & Wyoming) • Southwest (states of Arizona, California, Kansas, New Mexico, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas & Utah) • Northeast (states of Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont & Wisconsin) • Southeast (states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia & West Virginia) The nomination and election procedure is outlined below: 1) A nominating petition, which appears in the August ACJ, must be completed and returned to the Association office by Sept. 15, 2021. 2) Ballots with the names of the nominees will be mailed to the ACA membership on Oct. 1, 2021.

3) The ballots must be returned to auditing agency. All ballots must be postmarked ON or BEFORE October 20, 2021. 4) The candidate receiving the most votes from each region, or for the at-large positions, will be declared the winner. 5) Each active ACA member may cast one vote for each at-large director position open each year and one vote for the regional director of his or her particular region when being elected. Board of Director positions up for election this year, 2021, are the Northeast Region and three (3) at-large positions. All directors will be elected for a three-year term. No more than four (4) persons from the same region shall serve on the Board of Directors at any one time. If you live in the Northeast Region and wish to nominate an active ACA member within that region, please complete the form below. If you wish to nominate an at-large director, please use the nomination form below. Larry Garrett is eligible for re-election. Due to term limits, Lyle Sexton, Mike Stoppel & Rob Sheets are not eligible for re-election.

ACA Board of Directors Nominating Petition The person named below is being nominated to be a director for: (Check appropriate line)

Northeast Region

At-Large • Please see above for states within each region

Name of Nominee

Home Telephone

Address

Other Telephone

City

Zip

State

The undersigned hereby nominates the above named person as a candidate for election to the ACA Board of Directors for the named region or at-large. (Please print & sign your name)

Nominee must be endorsed by three active members of the ACA. If the nomination is for the directorship of a region, all three persons endorsing the nominee must be ACA members from said region.

ACA Member Number

I hereby agree to faithfully perform all duties of the ACA Board of Directors if elected to serve.

Signature of Nominee

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ASSOCIATION INFO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINUTES

ACA Board of Directors Meeting April 10, 2021 • Platte City, MO The meeting was called to order at 9:42 am CST by President Ryan Dunklau. Roll Call Present: Ryan Dunklau, Segayle Foster, Tyler Winegardner, Lyle Sexton, Ken Culp, Larry Garrett, Rob Sheets, Derek Evans, Mike Stoppel, Justin Tracy, Andy Higgins, Keith Schrick. Staff present: Heather Counts and Dustin Hurlburt Officer’s Reports Secretary’s Reports Foster read minutes from the April meeting and executive sessions. Lyle made a motion to accept Secretary’s report and Tracy seconded. Motion passed. Treasurer Report – Sexton reviewed profit and loss statement. Tracy made motion to accept the financial report and Higgins seconded. Motion passed. Staff Reports: Heather Counts – Junior Nationals planning is going well. Hotels have been an issue due to other events in town. The Junior Board SC Online auction is April 18. She is looking into new apparel to sell. Dustin Hurlburt – He has conducted lots of herd visits and sales have been good. Dustin would like the board to consider moving him to more of a full time position. Committee Reports: Rules and Regulations – The rules committee presented the following proposal for DNA collection at major shows.

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Rules Committee Proposal DNA Testing

1. DNA (hair samples) shall be collected

on all Grand & Reserve Grand Champions or the Top Five winners (if selected) at all ACA sponsored cattle shows. 2. The DNA shall be collected by an ACA staff member, plus two additional ACA representatives (staff and/or adult board members). 3. These DNA sample cards shall be signed by the animal’s owner (if the owner is 18 years of age or older), or the parent/guardian of the animal’s owner (if the owner is under 18 years of age), or the representative of the animal’s owner. 4. Any protest of an animal must be made in writing and be accompanied by a $1000 protest fee. The protest and protest fee must be made within four hours of the conclusion of the championship drive. If the protest is upheld, the deposit shall be refunded. The ACA adult board shall have the final judgment of the protest, its outcome, and penalties. Culp made a motion to adopt the proposal submitted by the rules committee for DNA testing, Schrick seconded. Motion passed. Performance and Genetic Abnormally – Whole Herd Reporting was discussed. Justin will talk with Jim at DigitalBeef to get programming set up. Recognition – The committee presented the list of award recipients to be honored at Louisville. Heather will take care of contacting them and getting awards. Promotions, Benefits and Marketing – The Egg Extravaganza will be held in conjunc-

tion with the sale in OKC after the live sale. Evans made a motion to follow the national sale in OKC with the Egg Extravaganza in 2022. Show will be held at NAILE 2024. Stoppel seconded. Motion passed. Tabled until junior national meeting – payout to be based on entries of the show. Long Range Plan – Ken presented the board with the finished printed copy of the LRPC. It will be mailed to committee members as well. Discussion took place on how to proceed in implementing the plan. The board took a break for lunch at 11:45 a.m. The meeting reconvened at 12:27 p.m. Old Business: Fullblood show at junior nationals – Heather sent a follow up letter to members on 3/24/2021. Heather talked with Jim Johnson and no response at this time to move forward with a show. Whole Herd Reporting and fee structure was discussed. Tracy made a motion to adopt the proposal minus the recommendations. Evans seconded. Motion carried. Long Range Plan implementation ideas – Foster made a motion for Culp to email the Long Range Planning Committee the LRP for implementation purposes. Tracy seconded. Motion carried. Sire Test – Dustin will contact Shike to get a date for a field day in Champaign, Illinois. New Business: Steer Incentive Program Promotion at Steer Show Junior Nationals – No decision made Chiangus Classic judges list for 2022 – The board reviewed the list of judges presented by the Chiangus Classic committee

ASSOCIATION INFO

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MINUTES

for the 2022 show. Premiums at major shows – Heather recommended that the ACA remove premiums at open major shows to alleviate additional entry fees paid by our exhibitors (Kansas City, NAILE, Denver, Cattlemen’s Congress, Ft. Worth). Evans made a motion to accept the proposal. Garrett second. Motion carried. 2022 Cattlemen’s Congress – Heather shared the tentative schedule for our events and shared that the facility is working to make additional improvements to continue to improve the show. Winegardner made a motion to adopt our national rule that cattle must be at or above 6.25% to exhibit at Cattlemen’s Congress in both the junior and open shows. Sexton seconded. Motion carried. 2022 National Western – Heather & Dustin attended a breed rep meeting to view the new facilities and listen to update from the

NWSS staff. Dates will be January 8 – 23. More information to come. The board took a short recess 2:30 p.m. Meeting reconvened 2:38 p.m. Director articles for the next ACJ issue (August/September) – Foster and Sexton agreed to write articles. New Booth Design Ideas – Dustin and Heather presented a proposal to update the ACA booth. Costs are approximately $180 to print new backdrops and $100 for pop up banners. Higgins made a motion we grant Dustin and Heather $500-$1000 for promotional booth products. Culp seconded. Motion passed. A proposal for breed percentages was submitted by Jim Johnson. Culp made a motion to refer this to the Rules Committee. Higgins second. Motion passed.

The tenant in basement has left. Dunklau will have Jen or Stephanie look into a plumber and repairman to fix drain issue, ceiling, paint and other issues. The next board meeting will be held at 9 a.m., Monday, June 21 in Chickasha, OK during junior nationals. Heather asked about checking tattoos at major shows. Evans made a motion to check tattoos at junior nationals and NAILE only. Garrett seconded. Motion passed. Evans made a motion to go into executive session at 4:04 p.m. Higgins seconded. Sheets made a motion to exit executive session at 7:36 pm. Culp seconded. Schrick made the motion to adjourn the meeting at 7:37 p.m. Higgins seconded. Meeting adjourned.

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Steer Rewards Program

Payouts for Major Fat Shows, Influential Shows &Minor Shows

Requirements:

1. Steers must be registered and transferred to an ACTIVE junior member on or before the entry deadline. (The actual day the work was done) 2. Awards will be paid to the junior member after both an official photograph and press release from show officials have been received by the ACA (information can be emailed to heather@chicattle.org). 3. If the show offers a division for Chianina steers, the steer must be shown as a Chianina.

Major Fat Steer Shows – Payout - $2000 - Money split 50/50 between breeder and owner

A. American Royal C. National Western Stock Show E. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo

B. North American International Livestock Exposition D. Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo

If a Chianina steer is not selected as Grand Champion but a qualifying steer places in the Top 5 a graduated scale will be used. ($800 for Reserve, $600 for third, $400 for fourth and $200 for fifth) for the highest placing steer in the show.

Influential Steer Shows - Greater than 200 head of steers exhibited or a State Fair or Expo – Payout $500

If a Chianina steer is not selected as Grand Champion but a qualifying steer places in the Top 5, a graduated scale will be used. ($400 for Reserve, $300 for third, $200 for fourth and $100 for fifth) for the highest placing steer in the show.

Minor Steer Shows - <200 head of steers and >100 head of steers exhibited – Payout $250 If a Chianina steer is not selected as Grand Champion, $125 will be paid to the Reserve if he qualifies.

If your steer qualifies, please send results documentation and photo to Heather Counts at heather@chicattle.org. Once info is received, a payout will be sent from the ACA office. For questions, please contact Heather at 517-214-0927.

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Owners: Leonard & June Branscum: (606) 871-7859 Neal & Rebekah Branscum: (606) 872-5395

Champagne Farms

Fullblood Chianina Bulls & Females Available

Mama’s Boy – Fullblood

Chiangus & Chiford Cattle Wayne & Jill Miller, Owners

Chris & Brandhi Howard 5365 West Highway 36 Sharpsburg, KY 40374 606.247.2154 chris.howard@bath.kyschools.us www.champagnefarm.com

P.O. Box 68 • Talmo, GA 30575 Phone: (706) 693-4133 or Fax: (706) 693-4359 Email: talmoranch@aol.com Web site: www.talmoranch.com

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Black Ice – 95% Homozygous Black

Calving Ease High % High Performance Jim & Connie Johnson Cell: 515.745.3649 jjncj1962@gmail.com

Semen available at Nichols Cryogenics Jerry & Jean Johnson Cell: 515.314.8939 2gthrchi@gmail.com

Advertise in the Chi Genetics Directory • $45/issue • Ability to change ad with each issue • Keep your name in front of the membership • Discount for pre-paid ads • Contact Heather or Dustin to place your ad Heather: heather@chicattle.org or 517-214-0927 Dustin: dustin@chicattle.org or 605-380-8052

MICHIGAN

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OHIO

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• Watertown, Tennessee • John :: 615.207.4555 Show heifers & genetics Andy :: 615.330.6446 always available

Groveland Hills Farm Janet Haering 380 N. Brandt Road Ortonville, MI 48462 248-627-6197 • 586-808-1817 Registered A.I. Chimaine – Steers, Bred Cows & Heifers Clean, Gentle, Broke to Tie

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Walter G. Mizes Ranches

TENNESSEE

Fullblood Chianina bulls and females always available.

FULL BLOOD CHIANINA

NOW AVAILABLE: Bulls & Cows Cow/Calf Pairs Open & Bred Heifers Bull Calves

Adam F. Ambielli 412 Trimmer Road Califon, New Jersey (908) 832-2526 ambielli@earthlink.net

NORTH DAKOTA Bryan & Jerry Schaefer P.O. Box 28 • Des Lacs, ND Bryan: (701) 721-8091 schaeferchiangus@yahoo.com Jerry: (701) 720-2061 schaeferchiangus@srt.com Bulls & Heifers For Sale at all times by Private Treaty

Jan & Brandon Johnson P.O. Box 475 Dunlap, TN 37327 Jan: 423-240-4411 Brandon: 423-447-7838 email:bj294422@yahoo.com www.riverbendcattle.com

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John Coble, Consultant • (406) 254-2548 Scott Coble, Herd Manager • (423) 921-4221 Business Office: Old Mills Square 215W. Broadway St., Ste. D, • Rogersville, TN 37857 (423) 272- 0225 Richard Alan Arnold, President & Manager

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Chiangus | Angus | Chianina | Italian Fullblood | Club Calves Keith & Dana Schrick Business: (817) 613-0724 Cell: (817) 366-6435

Jason Schrick Business: (817) 596-0799 Cell: (817) 366-8511

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September 2021 ACJ

Articles inside

Get To Know Your Junior Board Members

AJCA Board of Directors Update

President’s Column

ACA Board of Director Application

ACA Board of Directors Update

Notes From The Field…Dustin Hurlbut

Upcoming ACA Show Listing