Official publication of the American Chianina Association
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
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CONTENTS 6 Building the Breed
Andee Marston
8
NAILE Preps, NJHS, and Looking Forward
Dr. Rob Sheets
9 Join Us In Louisville for Our Annual Luncheon
Jessica Cheesman
The Official Publication of the American Chianina Association
1708 N. Prairie View Road PO Box 890 • Platte City, MO 64079 816.431.2808 • 816.431.5381 (fax) www.chicattle.org
10 Looking Toward Louisville
STAFF
Ashley Miller
Andee Marston Chief Executive Officer andee@chicattle.org
14 Board Nominees 18
Weaning & Preconditioning Calves
Andrea Paulson Youth Director/ACJ Editor andrea@chicattle.org
22 State Fair Results 27 Steer Rewards Success
Jennifer Roach Registrar/Accounting jennifer@chicattle.org
UPCOMING EVENTS Oct. 1 NAILE Entry & Ownership Deadline Oct. 6 Sheets Chiangus Factory Direct Sale Oct. 15 Sullivan Farms Maternal Legends Sale Oct. 16 Tracy Cattle Online Sale Oct. 18 KQM & Friends Online Sale Oct. 27 CK Headquarters Sale Oct. 28 Beckett’s Heart of the Herd Dispersal Nov. 1 Higgins Farms Online Sale Nov. 4 Winegardner’s Harvest of Excellence Sale Nov. 6 Shaeffer Chiangus Elite Online Heifer Sale Nov. 11 N AILE Junior Heifer Show Nov. 13 N ational Online Event Sale Nov. 14 National Chianina Show – NAILE Nov. 20 NWSS Entries Due Jan. 13 NWSS Live Auction Jan. 15 NWSS Open and Junior Hill Show Jan. 26 Fort Worth Stock Show Chianina Show
Cheryl Minyard Administrative/Membership Services Coordinator cheryl@chicattle.org
Production by American Chianina Journal ACJ (ISSN 1068-8021) is published monthly, with the exception of February, April, June, July, September, November and December at 1302 Platte Falls Road, Suite B, 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 2016 YEAR LETTER “D” 2017 YEAR LETTER “E” 2018 YEAR LETTER “F”
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Bulletin Updated NAILE Schedule
NAILE
Senior Board Nominations
In Remembrance
Be sure to check out the updated NAILE schedule on page 63. If anyone is interested in consigning to the online sale, please contact Andree or Andrea.
Senior Board Nominees are featured on page 14 & 15.
Consign to the Ohio Beef Expo Sale
The Ohio Beef Expo is looking for consignments to their sale. Please check their website for more information.
The National Show schedule can be found on page 3. If you are considering consigning to the national sale, please contact Andee.
Samuel Jackson Barr Jr. passed away on Aug. 31, 2017. Jack enjoyed much success, but always believed real success in life was lived through his faith in God and truly believed in doing unto others as you would have them do unto you, at this he was very successful.
Card Ad Subscribers
Starting January 1, 2018, all card ads will be billed on a yearly basis. If you are wanting to include a card ad, please contact Andrea.
NWSS
There will now be an Open Chianina Show on the hill. Make plans to enter both your open and junior cattle this year!
Junior Success
Recognition for Laurel Culp’s Reserve Supreme 4-H/FFA heifer is also in order. (A backdrop picture can be found with the Kentucky State Fair Results.)
Congratulations!
A huge shout out to AJCA member Halley Becking for being selected as the U-Fit-It Champion at the SD State Fair.
Amelia Higgins was honored with the Champion of Champions title in the junior show at the Tennessee State Fair. (A backdrop picture is included with the Tennessee State Fair Results)
Iowa State Fair
Bunny, a Chianina heifer owned by Jerry and Jean Johnson, was at the Iowa State Fair in the Avenue of Breeds run by the North Polk Future Farmers of America. The FFA Advisor was approached by the CBS Television Crew looking for a tame animal that they could use and film for their approaching TV show which is to air October 1st, called “Wisdom of the Crowd.”
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CEO’s Comments
Building the Breed Andee Marston, Chief Executive Officer
It never fails we take a breath and here we are in Fall. Time just seems to move a little faster around this time of year. The days are getting shorter and soon cooler temperatures will be set in for the long haul. The office has been busy as breeders are beginning to register their calves for the upcoming sale season. Jennifer and Cheryl have been keeping up the pace and the office has never been more efficient. I find it reassuring that no matter where I go breeders always complement Jennifer and Cheryl for their customer service. I look forward to the fall sale season as great calves are matched up with better kids for the upcoming show season. Andrea and I will enjoy watching the product of the hard work and dedication they put in when we go to the shows. Speaking of fall sales - there are numerous ways to market your cattle. Not every operation works the same, so it is foolish to think that everyone needs to market the same way. At the ACA we offer a number of ways to help match potential buyers with sellers. The American Chianina Journal is a good way to spread the word about your sale. We also offer email blast, Facebook, text blast and website advertising on chicattle.org. The ACA also have another unique way to help you expand your audience. The ACA in the second year of a partnership with Show Circuit Online Sales. This partnership allows you access to advertise in both the ACJ and the Show Circuit magazine, and two free email blasts. The savings alone with two free ads and two e-blasts is worth your while. To take advantage of this opportunity, simply call me to book your sale. Everything else works the same. We have been involved in numerous sales thus far and I think everyone agrees that they get more bang for their buck. As producers are making their fall purchases, it is somewhat disenchanting that some cattlemen refuse to believe in the power of EPD’s. EPD’s are a tool just like any other device in your tool boxes at home. They work for the job at hand. I sometimes make the mistake of picking up a hammer when I should have used the proper tool. Unfortunately, like many others, I probably pay dearly when it comes time to fix what I broke when I didn’t use the proper tool. EPD’s are a tool and service we provide to breeders at the ACA. You need to match the tools with what you are trying to accomplish. EPD’s do not need to be highest or the lowest priority, but referencing them can prove beneficial. The milk EPD is a great example - some areas have abundant feed sources and can afford to have cows that milk harder. Other regions have less than ample feed sources and simply cannot have cows that try to milk past their capacity, resulting in cows that are too thin to breed back. Therefore, a cow in the middle of corn belt can afford to milk harder than a cow in deserts of Arizona. These tools work, and have been proven time and time again. When utilized properly, they can be used to build a house but used wrong they can ruin any project. To further improve the “house” and increase EPD’s effectiveness, the ACA needs breeders to turn in good phenotypic data in good contemporary groups. These groups should be as large as a breeder can make them with cattle in identical conditions. The more data we can analyze, the better the predictability of our EPD’s. In order to increase Chianina presence in the commercial side of the industry we need to have predictive power. It simply is not enough to tell commercial producers that the calves will perform, we need the data to prove to them that Chianina cattle will work, and we need your assistance to produce that data. I believe that Chianina cattle have a place in the beef industry not just in a show ring. We need to continue to promote Chianina genetics outside of our own breeders. If we want to grow the breed and bring new breeders in we need to support each other and show outsiders what Chianina cattle can do. PAGE 6 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
The Chianina Ladies Auxiliary is looking for outstanding Chi Ladies in your
area. Each year at Louisville the Ladies Auxiliary selects an outstanding Lady who has been active in the Chi breed, works with youth and is active in her community. We know that not everyone travels to the National Show in Louisville in
November, so we would like to have nominations for ladies that work hard in their communities, that you feel deserve this award of Chi Lady of the Year.
All you have to do is submit a letter telling why this Lady should deserve this
award. Tell about her and her accomplishments.
The winner will be selected at the Ladies Luncheon during Louisville.
Again, the Lady does not have to be present at Louisville to win this award. Letters or emails must be dated by November 1, 2017. Send your letters to: Jessica Cheesman 4199 S. 900 W. Farmland, IN 47340 jessicalcheesman@gmail.com OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | PAGE 7
ACA
Board Comments
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NAILE Preps, NJHS, and Looking Forward
Val Shields, President Southeast Region 2017 229 Jagg Rd. • Demossville, KY 41033 859.654.4440 • vbsfarms@gmail.com Dr. Robin Sheets, Vice President At Large 2018 8250 U.S. Why 52 W • Lafayette IN 47906 765-583-4565 • rsheets462@aol.com Ken Culp III, Phd., Secretary At Large 2019 1065 Durham Lane • Nicholasville, KY 40356 859-227-7506 • ken.culp@uky.edu Matt Michel, Treasurer Northeast Region 2018 4161 E. 750 S. • Fort Branch, IN 47648 812.632.0379 • snakeruncattle@sit-co.net Art Pittman At Large 2017 PO Box 336 • Micro, NC 27555 919.291.2345 • art@bandsent.com Rick Hunter At Large 2018 428 Gordonsville Hwy. • Gordonsville, TN 38563 615.418.5271 • hunterfarms24@yahoo.com Keith Schrick Southwest Region 2019 1624 Ft Worth Hwy. • Weatherford, TX 76086 817.366.6435 • wine@schricksliquors.com Bryan Schaefer At Large 2017 Box 28 • Des Lacs, ND 58733 701.725.4902 • schaeferchiangus@yahoo.com Lyle Sexton At Large 2018 1752Willow Ave • Ainsworth, IA 52201 319.648.3928 • lssexton@iowatelecom.net Mike Stoppel At Large 2018 18425 Shoreline Road • Russell, Kansas 785.445.2671 Brad Winegardner At Large 2019 8865 Harding Hwy. • Lima, OH 45801 419.303.3399 • bmwinegardner@yahoo.com Jordan Holt Northwest Region 2017 36892 133rd • St. Mina, SD 57451 605.380.1209 • jordan@dakotalivestocksupply.com
Hello Chi Enthusiasts, Our National Chi/Chiangus shows in Louisville are fast approaching and I hope everyone is planning on exhibiting and participating in the show, sale, or just interacting and catching up with your fellow ACA members. It is always an exciting atmosphere combining the great Chi influenced cattle and great people of our association. You are the most important factor in the success of the breed and association. The past few years the schedule at the NAILE has not been favorable for the ACA and has hurt participation and numbers, thus your show of support at this years events are urgent and significate. Board President Val Shields and CEO Andee Marston were very vigorous and persuasive in getting a most favorable schedule change for the ACA events. The NAILE management has granted our plea for this change and for this we are very grateful. We, the members, must show them with increased participation that decision was justified. This past summer’s NJHS in KS was a great success and next year in Grand Island should be awesome. I hope all Junior members are planning on going as it is a great family experience. We are very fortunate we have great leadership in our Junior program with Andrea and Andee. I would like to pass along a comment from a family that showed at one of the “big” breed Jr Heifer Shows this past summer. They said there were over twenty head per class and they only kept and commented on the top ten head so their child made one lap around the ring and out due to time constraints. It took longer to get to the show ring than to show the calf and just felt discard afterwards. I invited them to try our NJHS next summer and I assured them they would feel and have a much more rewarding family experience. Lastly, the ACA Board of Directors has tried to be receptive to ideas and suggestions to help strengthen the ACA. Not every idea is feasible or functional to act on, but they are discussed and commented on. The cattle registrations are holding steady but please register your cattle. It helps the bottom line and it does add value to “your” herd. As always, stay in touch with your association and Board members. Take care and see you at Louisville. Sincerely, Dr. Rob Sheets
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ACA Ladies Auxiliary
ACA LADIES AUXILIARY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Join Us in Louisville for Our Annual Luncheon
Jessica Cheesman President/ Northeast Region 4199 S. 900 W. • Farmland, IN 47340 765.468.7405
by Jessica Cheesman, President
Allison Higgins Vice President/Southeast Region 9845 Statesville Rd. • Watertown, TN 37184 615.273.2656
Summer has come to an end and harvest is approaching quickly. That means one thing…Louisville is right around the corner. I hope everyone is making plans to attend the N.A.I.L.E. The ACA has been working very hard to make this an outstanding event.
Deb Geuns Secretary & Treasurer/ At Large 4995 Sleight Rd. • Bath, MI 48808 517.641.7152
Ladies, I hope you are all planning on attending our Ladies Luncheon. The “Come As You Are Luncheon” will be on Monday, November 13 at 11:30 am. This will be our annual meeting and membership drive, along with elections. We need to get as many ladies as we can involved, so please try and stop by. We always have a great time and it’s nice to get away from the barn for a little while.
Kelsey Evans At Large 1065 Durham Lane • Nicholasville, KY 40356 859.553.3059
Also, in this issue are the guidelines for Chi Lady of the Year. We wanted to give more women the opportunity to be nominated even if they cannot make it to Louisville. The Chi Lady of the Year is a lady who has been active in Chi Cattle, works with the youth and is involved in her community. Please remember whoever is nominated does not have to be present at Louisville. Please email your nominations to jessicalcheesman@gmail.com before November 1, 2017. The Silent Auction is our only fund raiser for the year, so please stop by the booth and see all the items up for bids. Last year we had a tremendous turnout and I am hoping we have an even bigger auction this year. All proceeds from the Silent Auction will go towards funding the Queen throughout the year. I am sure there will be something that you cannot live without! I look forward to seeing you all in a few weeks at Louisville!
FIND US ON FACEBOOK: American Chianina Ladies Auxiliary
Shawnda Foster Southwest Region Rt.2 Box 36 • Lockney, TX 79241 806.652.2383 Marna Higgins Southeast Region 9845 Statesville Rd. • Watertown, TN 37184 615.273.2656 Bridget Schaefer Northwest Region Box 28 • Des Lacs, ND 58733 701.725.4902 Donna Roach Southwest Region 408 Higgins Rd. • Waxahachie, TX 75167 972.937.8021 Barb Garrett Northeast Region 4496 N. Round Barn Rd. • Richmond, IN 47374 765.969.0921 Scholarship Chair: Sue Comer Queen Committee Chair: Kelsey Evans
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AJCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AJCA UPDATES
Executive Committee Tyler Pinkerton • President Liberty, IN 47353 765-580-8343 tpinkerton12@gmail.com
Lookin Toward Lousville by Ashley Miller, Promotions
Carson Goff • Vice President/At Large Hopedale, IL 61747 309-678-7814 carson.goff@yahoo.com Shelby Manning • Secretary Union City, OH 45390 937-564-2840 shelbyjcattle@live.com Taylor Ray • Treasurer Campbellsburg, KY 40011 502-321-9398 taylor.ray@stu.henry.kyschools.us Ashley Miller • Promotions Armington, IL 217.871.7967 Ash.miller04@hotmail.com
AJCA Directors Ashlynne Beninga Sioux Falls, South Dakota abeninga@iastate.edu Kodi Gehl Ericson, Nebraska 308.201.0635 • Kgehl15@hotmail.com
It’s just about that time for the leaves to start falling and for trailers to start heading toward Louisville. For many of us the North American Livestock Exposition is more than just any other cow show. It’s a time to catch up with old friends and even make new ones. And we all know nothing beats the feeling of walking down the ramp in Freedom Hall onto the green shavings . Louisville, Kentucky is home to the National Chianina Junior and Open Show. Along with the shows, the American Junior Chianina Association will be hosting their annual National Online Sale. This year the sale will consist of embryos of elite genetics, top Chianina influenced sires, and even a few live lots of Chianina Heifers that are eligible to show across the country. You aren’t going to want to miss out on this opportunity to purchase your future show heifer or continue building your herd with the top Chianina sires in the country.
Morgan Lehnert At Large 330 S. Hood Rd • Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 931-231-0144 • mlehnert8@gmail.com
While in Louisville the American Junior Chianina Board of Directors will be working the Junior and Open show. We will also be helping to promote our annual National Online Sale. Stop any of us if you have questions regarding any of the Chianina events that week. We will also hold a raffle to raise funds for the National junior heifer show next summer in Grand Island. Make sure to stop one of us if you would like to purchase a ticket!
Dylan Mente Adrian, Minnesota 507.483.2112 • dylanmente@gmail.com
Join us in Louisville for a week full of fun, cattle, and catching up with friends!
Trace Helser Champion, Nebraska 308.883.3875 • helsertrucking@gmail.com
Kylie Pickard Hastings, Michigan 269.948.3762 • kypickard@gmail.com Sydney Wisnefski Wyoming, Illinois 309.883.2460 • Swisnefski99@gmail.com PAGE 10 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
232 Cruise Road • Hope Hull, AL
2017 Headquarters Sale
Friday
CK 2504
October 27
Lot 119
Hotels at Hope Hull Exit 6 miles from the farm Join us Thursday evening for steak dinner and fellowship For hotel information contact Kathleen 334-657-5850
CK 2343
Noon
Lot 120
109 Chiangus, Angus and SimAngus Bulls 38 Chiangus, Angus, and SimAngus Heavy Bred Females some with calves
Chuck and Katie Madaris 334-657-5833 Catalog and videos available at Charlie and Carrie Madaris 334-657-5839 Bradfield and Kathleen Evans 334-318-7497 OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | PAGE 11
ckcattle.com
NEW MEMBERS
New Junior Members CALIFORNIA
INDIANA
GEORGIA
JALYN CAMPBELL PO BOX 224 WARREN, IN 46792-0224
TRISTAN MARTIN 1305 CAPELL VALLEY RD APT C NAPA, CA 94558-9102
ARIN WILLARD 417 COURTNEY LN PERRY, GA 31069-9378
DALTON SCHMIDT 2225 SAVAH RD MOUNT VERNON, IN 47620-8672
LOUISIANA
DYLAN CHASTAIN TYLER HAYES 357 COLLINS DUDLEY RD PO BOX 630 DANIELSVILLE, GA 30633- ELTON, LA 70532-0630 2507
IOWA
DANIEL ESLICK 2657 390TH ST DAYTON, IA 50530-7590 RILEY RENEE DAVIS 2258 SUMMIT RD CORYDON, IA 50060-8838
IDAHO
BRIAN SALAZAR 693 W PEIRSOL ST NAMPA, ID 83686-4949
ILLINOIS
ALLIE PFALZGRAF 1493 N 1450TH RD STREATOR, IL 61364-8947 BRENNA DRYER 1838 COUNTY ROAD 75 N CARLOCK, IL 61725-9015
PENNSYLVANNIA
LANE UNDERWOOD 18917 COUNTY ROAD 155 RIDGEWAY, OH 43345-9309 ALLISON SCHMUCK 205 BOBCAT LN SOMERSET, PA 15501-5131 OWEN WAGNER 2355 STATE ROUTE 83 BEVERLY, OH 45715-9514
SOUTH DAKOTA
ASHLYNNE BENINGA TYLER JOSEPH CAPLINGER 6804 S HUGHES AVE 409 S BARRON ST SIOUX FALLS, SD 57108 EATON, OH 45320-2401 WYATT BINCKLEY 6513 GRATIOT RD SE HEATH, OH 43056-9438
MAINE
OKLAHOMA
MINNESOTA
CODY MAYS PO BOX 945 ARDMORE, OK
COLBY WATERS 282 MAIN RD BRADFORD, ME 044103328
AIDEN HINIKER 1728 US HIGHWAY 75 PIPESTONE, MN 56164
OHIO
ALLISON HERR 15167 STATE ROUTE 64 METAMORA, OH 435409611 BLAKE HERDMAN 7806 HORNER HILL DR HILLSBORO, OH 451336951
ISABELLA WIDMAN 2568 N 19TH RD RANSOM, IL 60470-8020
GARRETT HARSTINE 1767 PLEASANT HILL RD NW NEW PHILADELPHIA, OH 44663
JOB FEUCHT 19015 N FEUCHT RD PRINCEVILLE, IL 61559
LAICEE HOWSER 5570 CAMP RUN RD GEORGETOWN, OH 45121
TEXAS
BAYLEE WESSELS 5205 UTE BLF BILLINGS, OK 74630-2134
73402-0945
COLTON RICHARDS PO BOX 266 MILBURN, OK 73450-0266 DYLAN RAKESTRAW 9108 SW 35TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73179-4217 HENLEA HASENBECK 53 NE WINDY RD ELGIN, OK 73538-2505 KEEGAN RILEY HERTENSEN PO BOX 264 CASHION, OK 73016-0264 RILEY MAYS PO BOX 945 ARDMORE, OK
73402-0945
TALA GILLENWATERS 216830 E COUNTY ROAD 39 MOORELAND, OK 738529136
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KATLYNN NOTEBOOM 32083 PONDEROSA DR BURBANK, SD 57010-7003
ALLYE HENDERSON PO BOX 682 LITTLE RIVER ACADEMY, TX 76554-0682 CHRISTIAN RYON 11305 COUNTY ROAD 3520 BROWNSBORO, TX 757562545 EMMA GRACE NOWOTNY 294 FM 2673 NEW BRAUNFELS, TX 78133-4537 GARRETT MELNAR 203 BRIAR RIDGE DR BELLVILLE, TX 77418-3417 JAYME LAWSON PO BOX 219 ERA, TX 76238 ROBY JAMES HOLDMAN 1050 YOUTH HAVEN RD SEGUIN, TX 78155-7882 RYLI HOLLIS PO BOX 1373 CLYDE, TX 79510 SYDNEY HOWELL 1101 ELDORADO ST APT 216 BOWIE, TX 76230-3348 TRACY DIANE HAUGER PO BOX 264 BRYSON, TX 76427-0264
NEW MEMBERS
New Adult Members IOWA
DENNIS DIGHT 1891 JERSEY AVE ROCKFORD, IA 50468-8114 JA CATTLE 1768 296TH AVE MAQUOKETA, IA 52060-8607 KAYLA GREINER 51670 330TH ST SILVER CITY, IA 51571-5097
INDIANA
BROOK CREEK SHOW STOCK 7976 W 700 S-35 LA FONTAINE, IN 46940 ETHAN MEYER 290 E 800 S COLUMBUS, IN 47201-1518 KEVIN KREUZMAN 26211 WISSEL RD BATESVILLE, IN 47006
LEHE FARMS INC 3237 E 900 N BATTLE GROUND, IN
NATHAN WILSON 6724 LUDY RD GREENVILLE, OH 4533 47920-9422
MMR FARMS, LLC 5039 E KINDERHOOK RD SCOTTSBURG, IN 47170
MISSOURI
BASINGER CATTLE COMPANY 328 W 2ND ST MONTGOMERY CITY, MO 633611728 Montana KURT & RENA FULLER PO BOX 83 GILDFORD, MT 59525-0083
OHIO
H BRAND CATTLE 16469 MIDDLEBURG PLAIN CITY RD MARYSVILLE, OH 43040
OKLAHOMA
CEATON NOBLITT 1925 N HONEYSUCKLE AVE MANGUM, OK 73554-1607 FRYER CATTLE COMPANY 23336 COUNTY ROAD EW 180 CHATTANOOGA, OK 73528
TEXAS
HALEY SMITH 870687 S 3430 RD CHANDLER, OK 74834-4243 SERVANDO E CORONADO 1911 W 41 1/2 ST MISSION, TX 78573-5001 ST JO LAND & CATTLE PO BOX 26 SAINT JO, TX 76265-0026
Index to Advertisers Winegardner Cattle Co.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cover Tracy Cattle Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
NAILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Fort Worth Stock Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 CK Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Beckett Herd Dispersal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 National Western Stock Show. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Fullblood Chianina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Maternal Legends. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Higgins Online Sale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Schaeffer Elite Online Ehifer Sale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover
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BOARD CANDIDATES
ACA Board Nominees Each year the active adult membership of the American Chianina Association 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, and Wyoming.) • Southwest (states of Arizona, California, Kansas, New Mexico, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah) • Northeast (states of Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin)
• Southeast (states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi. Missouri, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia) This year we have two open At-large positions, one regional position for the southeast area and one in the northwest area. No more than four board of directors shall serve from the same region. There are only four candidates, so they will automatically be elected to serve on the Board of Directors.
MARK TRACY
I am excited to be considered for the ACA Board of Directors and am looking forward to getting to know more Chianina breeders in the process. But first, a little about me… Growing up in Alliance, Nebraska, my father, Dr. Mark Tracy, DVM, was a veterinarian in one of America’s largest cow/calf practices, which afforded me an early education of this industry I have spent my life in. My brothers and I were active in junior cattle programs, showing steers at every level, which offered my first experience with Chianina cattle. Upon graduating from Kansas State University, I had the opportunity to work for many successful cattle operations. I’ve experienced programs spanning 6 breeds in every aspect of cattle production, from cow/ calf to packing house, and I have seen first-hand the benefits of using Chianina influenced genetics. I’m convinced, there is no other breed that combines maternal and carcass traits with as much flexibility to meet the needs of any program, better than Chianina. This experience, in-part, is what led me and my wife, Kaylee, to focus on Chianina genetics in our own program, located in Southwest Nebraska. I believe an expansion of commercial marketplaces, coupled with strong promotion of Chianina genetic benefits, as well as support for a strong junior program, can work in tandem to advance the goal of expanding membership. And, I hope to be a sounding board for our members to share ideas and concerns to achieve breed objectives and add benefits for our breeders.
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RYAN DUNKLAU
Ryan Dunklau is from Wayne, Ne and own and operates Dunk Cattle Co with his wife Crystal and three children Hadley, Wyatt, and Blayne. While also farming, he runs a cow/calf operation with a large Chianina influence and strives to provide customers with cattle that perform both in the show ring and in the pasture. Prior to Dunk Cattle Co, Ryan attended college at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and had a large farming/feedlot background that nurtured a love for raising functional cattle that suit his everyday life and production goals while still performing in the show ring. Ryan is excited to bring a young, ambitious and open-minded perspective to the Chianina board. Additionally, he looks forward to helping Chianina cattle stay in the forefront of the show ring while continuing to improve the value of Chianina cattle in the commercial market. Aside from a young, fresh perspective, he believes young people are the future of the Chianina breed, and the key to continued success. Therefore, as an association we need to continue to prioritize our young people, and support their involvement in the Chianina Association and the cattle industry as a whole. He is excited to become a member of the board, and help improve the association that his children will continue to be a part of.
ANDY HIGGINS
Andy Higgins is a native of Watertown, Tennessee where he and his family have been involved with Chiangus cattle for his entire life. Their herd consists of approximately 75 cows. His family markets their cattle through two online sales yearly, along with private treaty sales on the farm. He received his Bachelor of Science in 2009 at Middle Tennnessee Stte University with a degree in Agribusiness. He currently works as a realtro and auctioneers in the Middle Tennessee area with Parks Auction Company. He also has a photography business for purebred cattle sale across the Southeast. During his years as a junior member, Andy served on the AJCA Board of Directors where he held several offices including the Chairman. “It has always been a goal of mine to represent the membership on the ACA Board of Directors. I’m optimistic about Chianina genetics and the future of the ACA, and look forward to doing my part to make our breed the best it can be.”
RANDY GADDIS
Randy Gaddis got his start in the cattle business with Chiangus in 1986, and has been raising them ever since. His operation begain in Fredericktown, OH, and focused on animals that would perform both in the pasture and on the rail while still possessing some show ring appeal. He implemented ultrasounding and carcus data from the beginning to select for fat thickness and ribeye area, with the hopes that these highly heritable traits would be passed on to future generations. Gaddis relocated from Ohio to Albany, Missouri in 1998, but still focuses on the qualities that his herd was founded upon. In addition to their Chiangus herd, they have expanded to include some Chianina composites along with Simangus and Angus cattle. Gaddis believes that “being on the board is important to move the breed forward, because Chianina Cattle have so many positive traits to offer the cattle industry.” OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | PAGE 15
Over 80 head will sell Chiangus, Chi, Angus and Simmental influenced genetics will sell! 60+ Spring Calving Females – 20 Fall Pairs. Select show heifer prospects. Many are the mother to past Champions and High sellers. Tag 944
Tag 913
TTBR MS ADVANT 944W PCA JSC ADVANTAGE 257T x JSC CAROL 40H 347309 | 38.95% Chiangus | 03/21/2009 Dam of high selling bulls Tag 115
Tag 299
TTBR MS PRIDE 913W 1CA RDCA POLLETTE PRIDE 2CA x RDCA ANGUS 7813 347317 | 16.21% Chiangus | 03/25/2009 Dam of Major Tom Tag 201
TTBR MS HIGHLINER 115Y 2CM RSCC HIGHLINER 1U x TTBR MS DELITE 015K 376221 | 10.85% Chianina | 03/26/2011
TTBR MS NET W 299Z 1CA SAV NET WORTH 4200 x TTBR MS GEM 699S 375980 | 11.91% Chiangus | 03/29/2012
Tag 129
TTBR MS COOL CASH 201Z TTBR FUNNY MONEY 2CM x TTBR 301L 388773 | 6.21% Chi | 04/11/2012 Maternal Sib to Shiver
TTBR MS STAR SEEKER 129Y DHCC STARBUCKS x TTBR MS SUNSHINE 829Y 388775 | 15.52% Chi | 04/16/2011
Several cows sell that are AI bred to: Battleship, Maternal made, Monopoly, Primo, Here I Am, Second to None, Big Papa and MAB.
Cattle will be available for evaluation Friday, October 27, in Dunlap
Troy Beckett
Cell:605-204-0394
Home: 605-853-3284
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PRODUCTION ARTICLE
WEANING & PRECONDITIONING CALVES As the days seem to be getting shorter, nights are cooler and fall is approaching our thoughts of a cow/calf producer change. Weaning spring born calves is just around the corner and we need to start preparing and planning our operation for this big event. Some of us might even need to explore about the benefits of early weaning this year. Still weaning, without a doubt, is one of the most stressful events in the life of a calf. Anytime we, as producers, can remove stress from weaning, it can be very beneficial to the cow/calf operator and beyond. Most overlook that fact that weaning is also our opportunity as cattle producers to prepare calves for the next phase of the beef production cycle. “We are trying to make a productive member of our feedlot society or a reproductive heifer coming back into our herd,” says Dr. AJ Tarpoff, Beef Extension veterinarian at Kansas State University. Everyone’s goal of weaning should be a have calves that can make it without their mothers, consume feed and successfully acclimate to a new environment. To do this calves need go thru the separation process, learn a new environment, get acclimated to new feedstuffs and stay healthy all at the same time. Improving on these steps can add value to your animals. Important steps to follow. • Establish a herd health program. “The solution for starting cattle does not start with a syringe and a needle” says Dr. PAGE 18 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
Mark Handlin of Heartland Veterinary Clinic. When bringing in cattle, cattle source and handling, feed, water and environment (both weather and pen condition) have a greater effect. I cannot stress this enough, producers should consult with their local veterinarians and develop a herd health plan the meets a sound vaccination program as well as a treatment plan for calves if they do become sick. Planning ahead of time can save lots of money when ordering supplies and cuts back on wasted time running for this or that. • Don’t add stress during weaning. Castration, dehorning, and branding can all add stress. Plan to complete these tasks well in advance of weaning, (minimum of 3 weeks) or a month after. • Prepare weaning pen with proper placement of feed bunks and a good water source. Clean pens to try to minimize dust and allow pens to drain during wet weather. Providing access to the weaning pens prior to weaning helps the calves adapt to their new environment. Provide fence line contact, if you can, to soften and reduce behavioral stress and minimize post-weaning weight loss of the weaned calf. • Help calves adjust to the new feedstuffs. At the K-State Research Center in Hays, a feeding protocol for weaning calves has been developed that works well for transitioning weaned calves to a total mixed ration. It starts with high-quality grass hay and the weaning ration being offered each at 0.5% of the calves’ current bodyweight, dry basis, on the day of weaning.
The weaning ration should be placed on the bottom of the bunk and the hay over the top. Each day the weaning ration is increased while hay remains the same. On day 4, place the hay on the bottom of the bunk. Over a period of 7-10 days, the dry intake should be reached at approximately 2.2-2.5% of the calves’ bodyweight. Simply by pre-conditioning, producers are trying to maximize health and well-being of the animals prior to and at weaning, not just post-weaning. Remember, no two groups of cattle are the same and using a one herd health plan that fits all phases of your operation might not work in all situations. Establish a health/
vaccination plan that fits your operation by consulting with your veterinarian. Try to reduce stress of weaning as much of possible, along with preparing your weaning pen ahead of time. Getting your weaning calves up to the bunk and eating should be a top priority. This all plays an important part of the successfulness of weaning and keeping your calves headed in the right direction. More will come on vaccinations, injection sites and proper equipment to be used on livestock in my next article. Article By: Shad W. Marston Extension Agent, Ag and Natural Resources K-State Research and Extension, McPherson Co.
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Herds that have registered or been transferred Fullblood Chianina in the last fiscal year. Glen Klippenstein Klippenstein Family Farm Box 457 Maysville, MO 64469
Anthony Edwards Edwards Cattle Company 714 Burwell Ave. Stanton, VA 24401
Ricardo Stefano Stefano Farms 1690 Bornt Hill Rd. Endicott, NY 13760
C/O Charles Mcdonald Walter G. Mize’s Ranches P O Box 1956 Cleburne, TX 76033
Steve and Bevalie Allen Allen Farms 2929 US Rt. 5A West Burke, VT 05871
James & Connie Johnson 5J Chianina 10398 NW 44th St. Polk City, IA 50226
Gerald Smith Smith Farms 22833 Aspen Rd. Sarcoxie, MO 64862 Chris Howard 5365 W. Hwy. 36 Sharpsburg, KY 40374 Louie J. Martin 3150 Kirk Rd. Monroe, GA 30656
LA Reid Shelton Shelton Farms 665 Friendship Rd. Altoona, AL 35952 Wayne Gaige 26422 Weaver Rd. Chaumont, NY 13622 Craig Laughlin Chi West PO Box 217 Devine, TX 78016
Jerry & Jean Johnson 2GTHR Chianina 10461 NW Polk City Dr. Polk City, IA 50226 Edward Frederick 362 Mercer Rd. Norridgewock, ME 04957 Zim Browning 3639 Ouachita 2 Louann, AR 05760
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Daileen Reams W. 5998 Town Hill Rd. Peshtigo, WI 54157
Brett Moore 44296 Brett Moore Rd. Franklinton, LA 70438
Ron Scarlata S&S Chianina Ranch 9810 Bay Lake Rd. Groveland, FL 34736
Phillip Kemp Circle K 29279 Hwy. 1070 Franklinton, LA 70438
Charles & Virginia Mclane Mclane Farm Reg. Chianina 85 Pearl Rd. Orwell, VT 5760 Schrick Land and Cattle 728 White Bull Ln. Millsap, TX 76066 Larry Cook Cook Farm 1741 Hebron Church Rd. Statham, GA 30666
omas Burns 14 North Main St. Upton, MA 1568 Sugar Mountain Maple Farms Haig Brochu 1133 North Palermo Rd Freedom, ME 04941
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STATE FAIR RESULTS
Ohio State Fair
CHAMPION FEMALE UDE STYLISH LADY 9D ET 02/09/2016 Sire: SILVEIRAS STYLE 9303 Dam: JSUL RED THUNDER 9051W Breeder: MITCHELL UDELL Owner: ABBY COLLINS
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE GOET MISS ME ET 03/22/2016 Sire: GOET MAN 2 MAN ET Dam: BPF MILEY 80T Breeder: BRIAN GOETTEMOELLER Owner: KATHY LEHMAN
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Indiana State Fair
CHAMPION FEMALE TVR SCARLETT ET - 10/28/2015 Sire : BBBN X2 201X | Dam : ADOLINE23A Breeder : Trevor Reiboldt Owner: Trevor Reiboldt
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE PINK MISS EVERLEE - 04/02/2016 Sire : GOET I80 | Dam : BMW APPLE BLOSSOM Breeder : Tyler Pinkerton Owner: Taylor Pinkerton
CHAMPION BULL RSRS Power Force- 04/08/2017 Sire : Goet I-80 | Dam : Flaches Lady Belle Breeder : Sheets Chiangus Owner: Sheets Chiangus
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL WCC Brave 460D - 11/20/2016 Sire : WCC Liquid Courage 455A Dam : LSB Totally Sweet 136t Breeder : Wilson Cattle Co. Owner: Wilson Cattle Co. OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | PAGE 23
STATE FAIR RESULTS
South Dakota State Fair
CHAMPION FEMALE MEFC JOLENE 618D - 03/10/2016 Sire: HIGG BIG IRON 4B Dam: MEFC MS UNBELIEVABLE 205Z Breeder: MELROE FARMS Owner: HALLEY BECKING
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE DEMI 1050D - 04/15/2016 Sire: MONOPOLY Dam: BEITELSPACHER 1030 Breeder: SKOGLUND CATTLE CO Owner: BROOKE SKOGLUND
CHAMPION BULL JHC/WEBB MR. DON-JUAN 910D ET - 04/12/2016 Sire: JHC NORTHERN MOMENTUM 081B Dam: HBSC MS WIGGLY 328A 1CA Breeder: JUSTIN HOLT CATTLE Owner: JUSTIN HOLT CATTLE
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL HOLT COMMANDER - 03/12/2017 Sire: MEFC SARGENT 419B Dam: TESCHS PRIDE 332U Breeder:HOLT CATTLE COMPANY Owner: HOLT CATTLE COMPANY
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Kentucky State Fair
CHAMPION FEMALE GDMN FANCY - 02/26/2016 Sire : MADE 2 ORDER Dam: JSFC MISS BLITZ Breeder: CODY GOODMAN Owner: Laurel Culp
CHAMPION BULL VVCC BLACKJACK - 04/07/2017 Sire : VVCC SOUTHERN STORM Dam: VVCC LADYBUG Breeder: VALLEY VISTA FARMS Owner:VALLEY VISTA FARMS
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE SRR MISS 746E - 03/14/2017 Sire : SILVEIRAS STYLE 9303 Dam: SRR SASSY SALLY 546C Breeder: SNAKE RUN CATTLE COMPANY Owner: SNAKE RUN CATTLE COMPANY
RESERVE CHAMPION BULL GOP DALLAS 650D ET - 10/03/2016 Sire: M-C DOC HOLIDAY 112D PCF Dam: ELM-LODGE WILDEST DREAM 45W Breeder: LAUREL CULP Owner: LAUREL CULP OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | PAGE 25
STATE FAIR RESULTS
Tennessee State Fair
CHAMPION FEMALE HIGG DIRTY DIANA ET - 02/14/2016 Sire : BUSHS UNBELIEVABLE 423 Dam: HIGG KYLIE Breeder: ALLISON HIGGINS Owner: AMELIA CAROLINE HIGGINS
RESERVE CHAMPION FEMALE VBS MELANIE 305E - 04/14/2017 Sire : SILVEIRAS STYLE 9303 Dam: VBS RENEE 305C Breeder: V B S FARM Owner: LINDY KISER
CHAMPION BULL LIN D JACK BLUE - 04/14/2017 Sire : TR TB-839B PCA Dam: LIN D NADIA Breeder: LIN-D FARM Owner: LIN-D FARM PAGE 26 | CHIANINA JOURNAL | OCTOBER/NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017
STEER REWARDS
STEER REWARDS SUCCESS
Kyle Andrews, of Allerton, Iowa, won the 2017 4H Market Beef Chianina Division at the Iowa State Fair with his steer, Billy. During the final drive at the Iowa State Fair 4H Market Steer show, Kyle’s steer was awarded 4th overall.
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Chi Genetics Directory ILLINOIS
GEORGIA
TALMO RANCH
RSE
Farms, Inc. P.O. Box 330 Stephens, GA 30667 Roddy Sturdivant
mobile (770) 372–0400 office (770) 921–3207
Chiangus & Chiford Cattle Wayne & Jill Miller, Owners
Rob Postin
home (706) 759–2220 barn (706) 759–2209
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
Johnson C h i a ng us
Terry Johnson, Owner
Drew Johnson
309.337.8440
309.337.5700
INDIANA
Garrett Show Cattle
Gettinger Chiangus Selling Bulls, Heifers & Steers
Chiangus Chimaine Club Calves Larry and Barb Garrett 4496 N. Round Barn Rd., Richmond, IN 47374 (765) 935-7384 Email: lgarrett@globalsite.net
Jeff & Lisa Gettinger 4858 E 200 S Rushville, IN 46713 (765) 561-4434 jlgett@yahoo.com
Barb Gettinger 3464 S. 325 E. Rushville, IN 46173
WWW.GETTINGERCHIANGUS.COM
Jeff Miller 6863 S. 200 E. Cutler, IN 46920 (765) 268-2409 (765) 414-4547 – cell Grand Champion Steer - 2012 Indiana State Fair
IOWA
Clarahan Farms Dennis • Ryan • Neil Breeders of Chiangus Cattle 19425 280th Avenue • Harper, IA 52231 (641) 635-2454 – office Dennis: (319) 330-6377 • Ryan: (641) 6602713 Neil: (641) 660-2257
MICHIGAN
KENTUCKY 814 Ard Ridge Rd. Nancy, KY 42544 Office & Fax:
Owners: Leonard & June Branscum: (606) 871-7859 Neal & Rebekah Branscum: (606) 872-5395
Fullblood Chianina Bulls & Females Available
Chris & Brandhi Howard 5365 West Highway 36 Sharpsburg, KY 40374 606.247.2154 chris.howard@bath.kyschools.us www.champagnefarm.com
Chiangus, Chimaine & Angus Ken, Deb & Christina Geuns 4995 Sleight Rd. Bath, MI 48808 (517) 641-7152
Harlan & Leah Ritchie 4537 Comanche Dr. Okemos, MI 48864 (517) 333-0649
VF New Edition 201 1CM 2003 ACA National Champion Chi Bull
VK R
Chiangus Bulls for Sale
WALCO FARMS Since 1972
5645 KY HWY 300 Stanford, KY 40484 www.walcofarms.com Bart L. Glass WALCO HUFFMAN
Chiangus Mgr.
859-326-0590
Val B. & Vicky B. Shields DeMossville, KY Falmouth, KY Williamstown, KY 859-391-0758 or 859-823-1525 vbsfarms@gmail.com
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The Vander Kolks
Carl, Gail, Craig, Kim & Susan •
Dorr, Michigan
(616) 896-9190 (office) • (616) 896-9433 (Carl & Gail) (616) 896-1637 (Brady & Susan Ostrom)
Chi Genetics Directory NORTH DAKOTA
NEW JERSEY
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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
2013 NWSS Champion Chianina Female Pen
Bryan, John & Jerry Schaefer P.O. Box 28 • Des Lacs, ND 58733 Bryan: (701) 721-8091 bschaefer@srt.com John: (701) 720-7220 Jerry: (701) 720-2061 schaeferchiangus@srt.com
Visit us at www.schaeferchiangus.com
2014 CHAMPION PEN OF CHI BULLS
Steve, Barb, Tyler & Bethany 8005 Hwy. 32 Gwinner, ND 58040 (701) 678-2225 Tyler (Cell) (605) 695-3295
Form to Function
TENNESSEE
OHIO
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
Willow Oak Chiangus Ranch
BOTTOM LINE GENETICS FOR PROFIT MINDED C ATTLEMEN
Woodhaven Farms
Sponsor of
Tennessee Chianina Steer & Heifer Futurity
John & Debbie Woodroof 1264 Young Rd. Lebanon, TN 37090 (615) 444-3519
Tom Gunn & Family R.R. 3, Box 120 Decherd, TN 37324 (615) 467-3254
TEXAS Walter G. Mizes Ranches
David and DarLee Foster Jody and Shawnda Foster 570 FM 2883 1231 CR 57 Lockney, TX 79241 Lockney, TX 79241 806-652-3824 home 806-652-2383 home 806-983-7221 mobile 806-983-7225 mobile Office: 806-652-3351 Fax: 806-652-3738
Fullblood Chianina bulls and females always available.
Call for video.
Email: fosterbros@att.net
WWW.FOSTERBROSFARMS.COM
Keith & Dana Schrick Business: (817) 613-0724 Cell: (817) 366-6435
Charles McDonald Ranch Manager/Herdsman Hwy. 281 North Hico, TX 76457 (254) 796-4070 • Fax (254) 796-2330
Jason Schrick Business: (817) 596-0799 Cell: (817) 366-8511
Certified Brucellosis & TB Free Herd ID #20020090310
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Maternal Legends Sale October 15th, 2017 | at the farm in dunlap, iowa
April ShorthornPlus/Mainetainer I-80 x SULL Lady Crystal 434P
March Horned Hereford CRR Catapult 719 x TCC Ms Diana 01 January ShorthornPlus Colburn Primo x SULL Lady Crystal 434P
March Angus Plum Creek Paradox x Cherry Knoll Erica 1315 February Horned Hereford CRR About Time x TCC Miss Shelby 82T March Chianina Colburn Primo x SSUL Who Dat Darling
January Chianina/Mainetainer I-80 x SSUL Who Dat Ginger
May Shorthorn SULL RGLC Legacy x RFC-KOLT Franny 923 ET
Selling
John, Dede, Sara & Sage • James • Nick John Elder, 402.650.1385 • Josh Elder, 402.650.1380 Dunlap, Iowa 51529 • www.maternallegends.com
• 38 • 25 • 15 • 13 • 6 •5
16o HEAD
Shorthorn Open Heifers ShorthornPlus Open Heifers Hereford Open Heifers Chianina/Mainetainer Open Heifers % Simmental Open Heifers Angus Open Heifers
Many Dual Registered • 46
Shorthorn, ShorthornPlus, Charolais, Simmental and Who Da Man Bred Heifers • 10 Cows • 50 Semen and Embryos Lots (All Breeds)
Contact Josh Elder for More Info. 402.650.1380 Catalog Online. Videos Posted October 10th.
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Calves by ell es s r i s e s e h t
JSC Momentum 74T PCA
Connealy Capitalist 028
BMS Battleship
W/C Cash In 43B Sale Hosted On:
Hook`s Yellowstone 97Y
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Bryan, John & Jerry Schaeffer 210 5th Ave. SE Des Lacs, ND 58733 Bryan: 701.721.8091 John 701.720.7220 Jerry: 701.720.2061