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THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE TEXAS PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION • VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1

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Contents

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26 30 44 40 54 Biosecurity Guidelines for Stockshows..............................................12 Stockshows.

Capitol Report..................................................................................14 Report The Impact of the Foundation Female Scholarship.............................26 Scholarship The Firm Behind the Foundation Female...........................................30 Female Texas Pork Leadership Camp.............................................................36 Camp Junior Ambassador Program............................................................40 Program Meet Owen Seidenberger................................................................44 Seidenberger Texas’ Elite Showcase Sponsors.........................................................54 Sponsors Breeder Directory.............................................................................67 Directory

FEBRUARY/MARCH 2023 TPPA’S MISSION “Education. Advocacy. Promotion.

The Texas Pork Producers Association is dedicated to the advancement of a sustainable and profitable pork industry.”

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President - Jay Winter, Lubbock President Elect - Josh Krohn, Lamesa Vice President - Peter Baumert, Dalhart Executive Member - Todd Beyers, Abernathy Executive Member - Charles Hodde, Burton Executive Member - Robbie Harkey, Hale Center Immediate Past President - Doug Schaefer, Garden City

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Scot Sullivan, Robstown Coby Berger, Giddings Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cory Rains, Roscoe

Stanley Young, Lubbock Jeremy Rounsavall, Robstown Doug Alderson, Marion Carrie Brockman, Montgomery

STAFF Director of Youth and Communications Riley Reep riley@texaspork.org

Upcoming

February

Events

Fort Worth Barrow Show.....................................................Feb. 1-2 San Antonio Swine Skill-a-thon..............................................Feb. 7 San Antonio Gilt Show........................................................Feb. 7-9 Texas’ Elite Showcase......................................................Feb.10-12 San Antonio Barrow Show..............................................Feb. 17-23

march TPPA Junior Ambassador Program Applications Open.......March 1 Houston Gilt Show...........................................................March 2-3 NSR Southwest Type Conference.....................................March 2-5 BBQ Austin......................................................................March 4-5 Houston Barrow Show.................................................March 11-16 TPPA Summer Internship Applications.............................March 15 Rodeo Austin Swine Skill-a-thon......................................March 21 Rodeo Austin Barrow Show.........................................March 21-23

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I n d u s t ry A d dr es s es C om m i t m en t to Pe o p l e , P i g s an d t h e P lan et According to Checkoff-funded research, animal welfare and responsible environmental practices are top of mind for consumers.1 This includes assurance that farmers are committed to prioritizing animal well-being, reducing their environmental footprint and contributing to the well-being of their communities.

NPB Announces Goals and Metrics

The industry has an action-based and scientific approach to set benchmarks for where the pork industry is today and creates goals for how it will continue to improve in the future. Progress will be measured on the farm and across the industry using tools to make better, data-driven decisions. Visit porkcares.org to view the 2021 Industry Sustainability Report.

Request an On Farm Sustainability Report

For decades, pork producers have been at the forefront of sustainability, embracing advancements that allow them to do more with less. The next step is to document this progress.

To help, Checkoff-funded On-Farm Sustainability Reports highlight continuous improvement efforts available to all producers. The results will be anonymously aggregated for state and national reports.

These confidential, on-farm reports offer immediate value to pig farmers, who own the report data. Current onfarm report participants used their personalized reports to make on-farm improvements for their bottom line.

They shared the reports with financial institutions, suppliers and community members.

“Industry-wide, we will continue to face pressures on environmental stewardship of air, soil and water,” says National Pork Board member and Minnesota producer Dale Stevermer. “To defend our ability to operate, we need current, real-life numbers and to be advocates and educators. We need baseline numbers so we can strive for continuous improvement; that is what the industry has built itself on throughout the past 50-60 years.”

The data collection process takes about two hours and can be submitted in any format. Key insights from the report may include: • Promoting biodiversity on farms – for example, planting more trees around our farm; • Emphasizing a commitment to the community and employment, with salary and benefits, in rural America; and • Sharing the value of manure when applied at the right levels and soil depth to improve soil health.

Visit porkcheckoff.org to request a free On-Farm Sustainability Report.

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Capitol Report

C a pi to l Re p o rt USD USDAA’s FFor oreign eign Agricultur Agricultural al Service Allocates 2023 Funds Before the end of 2023, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) awarded nearly $203 million to help expand export markets for the nation’s farm and food products. These funds were awarded to more than 60 organizations that are involved with USDA’s Market Access Program (MAP) and Foreign Market Development Program (FMD). $175.6 million was allocated by FAS to fiscal 2023 MAP funds to assist 67 nonprofit organizations and cooperatives that support areas such as market research and technical assistance. FAS also provided $27.1 million in the 2023 fiscal year to 20 trade groups representing U.S. agricultural producers.

According to the National Pork Producers Council, NPPC does not directly receive these funds, but continues to lobby Congress to fund each program as one of their Farm Bill priorities. In 2021, MAP and FMD programs benefitted the U.S. pork industry with a record of $8.1 billion products exported.

Agricultur Agricultural al PPrrovisions in the Government Spending Bill President Biden signed into law the $1.7 trillion Omnibus Appropriations bill on December 23, 2022. This spending bill funds the government until Sept. 30. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack stated that the “USDA is ready to hit the ground running in 2023 to keep expanding 12 our economy

from the bottom up and the middle out and ensure that rural communities, farmers, ranchers, and producers are empowered with the tools necessary to thrive.”

The funding package will prioritize economic development in rural America. In addition, the bill included several agricultural items such as disaster assistance, livestock mandatory reporting, and foreign audits.

Wholesale PPork ork PPrices rices LLower ower on Seasonal Seasonal Effects, Effects, High Slaughter According to Pork Checkoff, “product markets continue to hold a soft undertone, in part because slaughter at nearly 2.6 million head is near annual highs while retail demand for fresh pork has yet to kick in.” At the end of 2022, ham and pork trim prices had declined due to the holiday season. In addition, pork belly prices have struggled to gain momentum to the overstock of freezer supply.

Proposition 12 Update In 2018, the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) and American Farm Bureau Federation (AFBF) filed a legal challenge to Proposition 12, which prohibits the sale of pork, eggs, and veal not produced to arbitrary production standards. Standards include farmers providing more space for egg laying hens, breeding sows, and calves raised for veal.

Proposition 12 originally was passed by California

voters in November 2018. The legal challenge Real PPork ork Gets RReeal RResults: esults: NPB PPrromotes Brand Brand in asked the U.S. Supreme Court to strike Proposition 2022 In a constant effort to combat the myths 12 as it is invalid under the Commerce Clause of about pig production, National Pork Board has the U.S. Constitution. focused on key areas to improve the Real Pork In March 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to brand. NPB has focused heavily on demonstrating hear the challenge in the fall of 2022. The Biden that pork is the most sustainably produced meat administration and others representing the U.S. through quantifying on-farm practices and positive economy filed amicus briefs in support of NPPC’s environmental outcomes. As of November 2022, case. In September, California announced it finally more than 300 operations representing 2 million completed the Prop 12 implementation the same pigs have been enrolled in these reports. day NPPC/AFBF was filed a reply brief. On October On-farm sustainability reports also quantify the 11, 2022, the Supreme Court heard oral value and impact of manure application and arguments. adopting in-field practices. Through data recorded, Pork Checkoff reported $8.6 million dollars saved.

For more information and current status on the issue, visit www.nppc.org/ca-prop-12/.

In addition, NPB focused on finding new Final Rule of Defining Waters of the United States opportunities to grow pork sales and creating (WOTUS) Released value for ground pork in grocery stores. Through The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Pork Checkoff- funded projects, ground pork is on (EPA) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers track to surpass 2019 sales. released a final rule defining Waters of the United States (WOTUS) under the Clean Water Act (CWA) on December 30, 2022. The final rule will cover the waters that were initially aimed to be protected in the Clean Water Act. With the debate over WOTUS nearly reaching 50 years, the first rule was issued during the Obama administration. This rule included navigable waters, upstream waters, and certain streams farmers use for drainage and irrigation. During the Trump administration, navigable waters were more narrowly defined with the Navigable Waters Protection Rule (NWPR).

According to NPPC, this final rule causes concern for pork producers as it may require more CWA permits, including many drainage features found in or next to farm fields.

Stay up-to-date with the latest industry news nationwide at ww.porkcheckoff.org or www.nppc.org.

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Biosecurity guidelines Practical biosecurity guidelines that we can all follow Whether you are a 4-H/FFA member that has been at some shows or a hog breeder, please remember there are important biosecurity practices we should all follow.

Recommended Supplies for Use at Swine Farms: BE PREPARED by having the proper supplies.

Here is a checklist of supplies that should be used by farms and/or those visiting swine farms: 3 Disposable Boots – have enough for everyone to double boot at each location in case it is necessary; purchase boots with a min. of 4 ml thickness.

3 Disinfectants - Accel, Tek-Trol (comes in both a liquid and an aerosol), 1Stroke, Environ, Virkon S, Synergize, or Chlorox; it is recommended to have both wipes and sprays.

3 Clean Tote Box – this box should house all of the “clean” supplies (plastic boots, coveralls, trash bags, sanitizer, etc.) so that they are kept separate and are sealed away from a potentially contaminated environment.

3 Trash Bags – for use in throwing away disposable items after completion of the visit.

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For Potential Buyers Visiting Swine Farms: 1. COMMUNICATE with the breeder/owner prior to arriving at their farm to learn their expectations. Establish what direction to enter the farm, where to park, and what to wear.

Follow the wishes of what each farm owner wants. Some will have specific instructions and different requirements that may be more detailed. Just because something is suitable for one, doesn’t mean that will work for everyone. Ask the owner to detail any farm-specific biosecurity protocols that you will need to follow during the visit. Ask about the current herd health status. If the farm is undergoing a disease outbreak, it is recommended to NOT visit this farm due to the increased risk of spread to other farms that will be potentially visited.

2. PARK in the designated parking area for the farm. Obey all signage regarding access to specific areas. If no parking area exists, park as far away from the livestock barn as possible on the gravel or hard surface, or park on the edge of the public road close to the location. Avoid parking/driving in muddy areas on the farm.

3. LEAVE ALL PERSONAL ITEMS in the vehicle and do not bring them onto the farm; this should include, but not be limited to whips, ball caps, jewelry, etc. (anything that manure or infected dust particles can be transported on should be avoided). If it is necessary to wear a ball cap at multiple farms then you should apply an aerosol disinfectant on it between farms.

4. Respect the LINE OF SEPERATION at each farm. The Line of Separation is defined as the line between the area that is to be used by the visitor and the area to be used by farm personnel.

5. DO NOT TOUCH any pigs while on the farm if you do not have to. People that touch hogs need to sanitize hands upon departure before getting back into the vehicle.

6. When leaving REMOVE DIRTY BOOTS next to your vehicle but before you enter the vehicle. Put trash into a garbage bag and place in a location designated by the farm or away from clean supplies. Everyone should clean their hands with sanitizer or wipes before entering the vehicle. Note that you should try to keep the inside of the vehicle as sanitary as possible.

7. WASH/DISINFECT VEHICLES AND TRAILERS in between each road trip. Pay special attention to the wheel wells and undercarriage. A high temperature wash is critical. Be sure to thoroughly disinfect the inside of the vehicle between road trips. Each night during a road trip spray the inside of the vehicle with an aerosol disinfectant and wipe down the steering wheel.

8. Shoes should be sanitized daily when traveling to farms and sales with one of the recommended disinfectants. If you are stopping at multiple farms in the same day then you should use an aerosol disinfectant (ie. Tek-trol) to spray down everyone’s shoes, clothes, and ball caps between farms.

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For Swine Farm Operators: 1. Maintain a log of visitors.

2. Establish a clear line of separation at the farm. This is a line dividing the area that is to be used by the farm for live animals (often referred to as the clean area) and the area that is outside of the live animal area (the dirty area). Only the owner goes into the pens and has contact with the pigs. Enforce no reaching into pens and zero contact with pigs by visitors.

It is recommended that a separate area be used to show/view pigs.

3. Designate a parking area for visitors.

4. Traffic flow – utilize a single direction traffic flow by designating a single entrance / exit point for vehicles.

5. Foot baths – If managed correctly, provide and encourage the use of foot bath stations as people enter the farm. Refresh the solution periodically depending on level of use.

However, bear in mind that a contaminated foot bath could be more detrimental than helpful. Do not rely solely on the use of a foot bath.

6. Establish a designated area away from all swine for disposable items, such as boot covers and other trash, to be collected for removal.

An ounce of prevention, is worth a pound of cure.

Dilution is part of the solution.

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When the show ends, the real work begins: Bio-security is just as important after the show! Taking the necessary precautions is important right now to protect the health of our industry. While it may be simple to just rid the pens of sand or shavings, cleaning and disinfecting your barns, trailers and even all of your tack is an important step to ensuring the health of your next set of pigs and everyone else’s. When cleaning equipment you can’t just stop with the outside of your showbox. All showbox contents such as spray bottles, brushes, feed cups, buckets and even your whip need to be disinfected.

1. Make sure to wash everything well; disinfect with diluted Clorox, Accel, Tek-Trol or other disinfectant, and let it all sit for a period of time. It is best to do this at a location not on your farm or in an isolated area farthest away from high traffic area and animals.

2. Do not wear the same clothes, shoes or caps you wore at the show once you arrive home. Clean and disinfect as soon as possible.

3. Dispose of any unused feed that was in the barns. It is possible for virus particles to survive on feedstuffs.

4. Monitor all animals daily for illness. If you see any signs of illness alert your veterinarian immediately.

Protect the health of the swine industry by practicing sound biosecurity protocols.

We are all responsible for protecting livestock health and must be held accountable.

For more information on biosecurity or health issues, please visit the following websites: www.texaspork.org/industry-resources www.pork.org

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2023

Major Show C A L E N D A R

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FORT WORTH JUNIOR MARKET BARROWS Judge: Seth Swenson, IL

Monday, Jan. 30th

Wednesday, Feb. 1st

Thursday, Feb. 2nd

1pm to 7pm – Arrival

9am – Dark OPB, Duroc, Hampshire, White OPB

9am – Yorkshire and Crossbred

SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR PUREBRED & CROSSBRED GILTS Purebred Judge: Will Hilty, PA | Associate Purebred Judge: Joe Grinstead, IN Crossbred Judge: Brett Beyers, IL

Tuesday, Feb. 7th 12:30am to 10am – Arrival 6am to 2pm – Check-in 12pm – Swine Skill-a-thon Check- in

Wednesday, Feb. 8th

Thursday, Feb. 9th

7am – Duroc, Landrace, Hampshire, 7am – Spot, Chester, Poland, Yorkshire Berkshire 9am – Crossbred Sale Preview 7am – Crossbreds

1pm – Swine Skill-a-thon

1pm – Crossbred Sale

JUNIOR MARKET BARROWS Judge: Doug Albright, MI (Spot, Poland, Dark Crossbred, Landrace, Crossbred) Judge: David Korb, OH (Berkshire, Hampshire, Duroc, Chester. Yorkshire)

Friday, Feb. 17th

Sunday, Feb. 19th

Wednesday, Feb. 22nd

12:30am to 7am – Arrival

7am –Duroc, Dark Crossbred

7am –Chester, Landrace, Crossbred classes 89-100

7am to 3pm – Check-in

Tuesday, Feb. 21st

Thursday, Feb. 23rd

Saturday, Feb. 18th

2:00am to 7am – Arrival

7am –Crossbred classes 101-114

7am – Berkshire, Spot, Poland, Hampshire

7am to 3pm – Check-in

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TEXAS’ ELITE SHOWCASE JUNIOR PUREBRED & CROSSBRED GILTS Lead Judge: Andy Rash, IL | Associate/Sift Judge: Jesse Hoblyn, NE

Thursday, Feb. 9th

Saturday, Feb. 11th

Sunday, Feb. 12th

5pm to 11pm – Arrival

9am – Purebreds, Champion Purebred Selection, Light Crossbred Division

7am – Dark Crossbred, Champion Cross, Supreme Champion

Friday, Feb. 10th

1pm – Sale Preview

8am to 6pm – Arrival

4pm – Gilts of Distinction Sale

8pm - Check-in Deadline

SAN ANGELO JUNIOR MARKET BARROWS Judge: Russell Pedrett, CA

Monday, Feb. 13th

Wednesday, Feb. 15th

6am to 3pm – Wave 1 Arrival

6am to 3pm – Wave 2 Arrivals

4pm – Check-in

4pm – Check-In

Tuesday, Feb. 14th

Thursday, Feb. 16th

8am – Hampshire, Light Cross, Dark Cross

8am – Duroc, Light OPB, Dark OPB, Berkshire, Yorkshire

S O U T H W E S T T Y P E C O N F E R E N C E - B E LT O N Wednesday, March 2nd

Friday, March 4th

12pm - Earliest arrival

7:30am - York show followed by

Thursday, MArch 3rd

Landrace, Duroc, Hampshire, Berkshire, and Crossbred boars

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Saturday, March 5th 9am – York sale followed by Landrace, Duroc, Hampshire, Berkshire,

HOUSTON JUNIOR BREEDING GILTS Judge: Troy Sloan, MO

Thursday, March 2nd

Friday, March 3rd

3am to 10am – Arrival

8am –Show all breeds

1pm – Check-in

JUNIOR MARKET BARROWS Judge: Miles Toenyes, IL (Duroc, Hampshire, Spot, Other Crossbred II, Yorkshire) Judge: David Amann, IL (Berkshire, Chester, Other Crossbred I, Poland)

Friday, March 10th

Monday, March 13th

Wednesday, March 15th

5 pm – Staging lot opens

8am – Other Crossbred I

8am – Duroc, Berkshire, Yorkshire

5 pm – Staging lot opens for Wave 2

Saturday, March 11th 3 am to 10am – Arrival

Tuesday, March 14th

1 pm – Check-in

3 am to 10am – Arrival

Thursday, March 16th 8am – Chester, Other Crossbred II 7:30pm – Grand Drive

1 pm – Check-in

Sunday, March 12th

Friday, March 17th

8am – Hampshire, Poland, Spot

12 pm – Auction

RODEO AUSTIN JUNIOR MARKET BARROWS Judge: Troy Sloan, MO

Monday, March 20th

Wednesday, March 22nd

Saturday, March 25th

9pm – Staging begins

8am – Duroc, Dark OPB, White OPB, Hampshire, Yorkshire

10:15am – Auction

Tuesday, March 21st 7am to 2pm – Arrival 3pm – Check-In Deadline 2 pm – Swine Skill-a-thon Contest

Thursday, March 23rd 8am – Light Crossbred, Dark Crossbred 21

WEIGHT BREAKS 20222022 WEIGHT BREAKS TEXAS’ ELITE SHOWCASE

LIGHT CROSSBRED Class 20 - 230-244 Class 21 - 245-275 Class 22 - 276-350

GILT SHOW & SALE February 10-12

SAN ANGELO MARKET BARROW SHOW February 13-16

SAN ANTONIO JUNIOR GILT SHOW February 9 - 11

MARKET BARROW SHOW February 17-23

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HAMPSHIRE Class 1- 250-260 Class 2- 250-260 Class 3- 261-276 Class 4- 277-290

DARK CROSSBRED Class 23 - 230 Class 24 - 230 Class 25 - 231-240 Class 26 - 241-249 Class 27 - 250-259 Class 28 - 260-269

LIGHT CROSSBRED Class 1 – 250-258 Class 2 – 250-258 Class 3 – 259-274 Class 4- 275-290

Class 29 - 270-285 Class 30 - 286-303 Class 31 - 304-350

DARK CROSSBRED Class 1 – 250 pounds Class 2 – 250 pounds Class 3 – 251-259 Class 4 - 260-268 Class 5 – 269-282 Class 6 – 283-290

CROSSBRED GILTS Class 1 - 230-233 Class 2 - 230-233 Class 3 - 230-233 Class 4 - 234-239 Class 5 - 240-245 Class 8 - 246-253 Class 9 - 254-258

Class 10 - 259-264 Class 11 - 265-269 Class 12 - 270-275 Class 15 - 278-282 Class 16 - 283-290 Class 17 - 291-304 Class 18 - 305-325 Class 19 - 326-332

BERKSHIRE Class 1 - 240-248 Class 2 - 249-267 Class 3 - 268-290

DUROC Class 1 - 250-254 Class 2 - 250-254 Class 3 - 255-260 Class 4 - 261-265 Class 7 - 266-270 Class 8 - 271-278 Class 9 - 279-289 Class 10 - 290

HAMPSHIRE Class 15 - 250-252 Class 16 - 250-252 Class 17 - 250-252 Class 18 - 250-252 Class 21 - 252-257 Class 22 - 258-261 Class 23 - 262-266

Class 24 - 267-270 Class 27 - 271-276 Class 28 - 277-284 Class 29 - 285-290

DARK OPB Class 5 250-250 Class 6 254-265 Class 7 266-274 Class 8 275-290

WHITE OPB Class 9 250-261 Class 10 262-290

DUROC Class 1 250-250 Class 2 251-266 Class 3 267-279 Class 4 280-290

SPOT Class 6 - 240-241 Class 7 - 242-252 Class 8 - 253-261 Class 9 - 262-275 Class 10 - 276-290

DUROC Class 1- 250-252 Class 2- 253-269 Class 3- 270-287 Class 4- 288-290

POLAND CHINA Class 13 - 240-257 Class 14 - 258-290 HAMPSHIRE Class 17 - 240-243 Class 18 - 240-243 Class 19 - 244-250 Class 20 - 251-258 Class 21 - 259-264 Class 22 - 265-268 Class 23 - 269-277 Class 24 - 278-288 Class 25 - 289-290 POLAND CHINA Class 34 - 240-254 Class 35 - 255-290 BERKSHIRE Class 38 - 250 Class 49 - 251-260 Class 40 - 261-272 Class 41 - 273-290

HAMPSHIRE Class 11 250-252 Class 12 250-252 Class 13 250-253 Class 14 255-258 Class 15 259-265 Class 16 266-275 Class 17 276-290

2022 WEIGHT BREAKS

WHITE OPB Class 1 - 250-264 Class 2 - 265-290

BLACK OPB Class 1- 250-265 Class 2- 250-265 Class 3- 267-290

BERKSHIRE Class 1- 250-262 Class 2- 263-290

YORKSHIRE Class 1- 250-259 Class 2- 260-281 Class 3- 282-290

DUROC Class 34 - 240-243 Class 35 - 244-255 Class 36 - 256-264 Class 37 - 265-270 Class 38 - 271-276 Class 39 - 277-281 Class 40 - 282-286 Class 41 - 287-290 Class 42 - 287-290

DARK CROSSBRED Class 51 - 240-243 Class 52 - 240-243 Class 53 - 244-250 Class 54 - 251-257 Class 55 - 258-264 Class 56 - 265-271 Class 57 - 272-278 Class 58 - 279-287 Class 59 - 288-290

CHESTER WHITE Class 68 - 240-254 Class 69 - 255-280 Class 70 - 281-290

LANDRACE Class 85 - 240-269 Class 86 - 270-290

SPOT Class 44 - 250-254 Class 45 - 250-254 Class 46 - 255-268 Class 47 - 269-290

DARK CROSS Class 50 - 250-251 Class 51 - 250-251 Class 52 - 250-251 Class 53 - 252-256 Class 56 - 257-261 Class 57 - 262-267 Class 58 - 268-274 Class 59 - 275-286 Class 60 - 287-290

YORKSHIRE Class 18 250-250 Class 19 253-265 Class 20 267-287 Class 21 290-290

LIGHT CROSSBRED Class 22 250-250 Class 23 250-250 Class 24 255-265 Class 25 266-269 Class 26 270-280 Class 27 285-290

OTHER CROSSBRED Class 89 - 240-243 Class 90 - 240-243 Class 91 - 240-243 Class 92 - 244-249 Class 95 - 250-254 Class 96 - 255-257 Class 97 - 258-261

YORKSHIRE Class 73 - 240-247 Class 74 - 248-256 Class 75 - 257-265 Class 76 - 266-274 Class 77 - 275-286 Class 78 - 287-290 YORKSHIRE Class 65 - 250 Class 66 - 251-262 Class 69 - 263-270 Class 70 - 271-284 Class 71 - 285-290

CHESTER & OPB Class 76 - 250-254 Class 77 - 255-272 Class 78 - 273--290

DARK CROSSBRED Class 28 250-250 Class 29 250-250 Class 30 250-250 Class 31 250-250 Class 32 252-255 Class 33 257-259

Class 98 - 262-264 Class 99 - 265-266 Class 100 - 267-269 Class 101 - 270-274 Class 102 - 275-277 Class 103 - 278-282 Class 104 - 283-289 Class 105 - 290 Class 106 - 290

OTHER CROSSBRED Class 81 - 250 Class 82 - 250 Class 83 - 250 Class 84 - 250 Class 85 - 250 Class 86 - 250 Class 87 - 250 Class 90 - 251-254 Class 91 - 255-258

Class 92 - 259-261 Class 93 - 262-264 Class 94 - 265-267 Class 95 - 268-269 Class 98 - 270-272 Class 99 - 273-275 Class 100 - 276-279 Class 101 - 280-285 Class 102 - 286-290 Class 103 - 286-290

Class 34 260-264 Class 35 265-271 Class 36 272-276 Class 37 277-283 Class 38 284-290

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THE IMPACT OF THE CERTIFIED TEXAS BRED REGISTRY

FOUNDATION FEMALE scholarship & Grant

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It is no secret that supporting and encouraging our youth is one of the most important actions we all can take. For more than a decade, the Certified Texas Bred Program has given back over $115,000 to youth in scholarship funds. Through the Texas Pork Producers Association Foundation Gilt Scholarship & Production Grant, the association has been fortunate enough to support the youth of Texas in their future endeavors.

The purpose of the Texas Pork Producers Association Foundation Gilt Scholarship is to provide financial assistance to the most capable and deserving Texas FFA & 4-H members that have exhibited Certified Texas Bred Registry barrows and gilts as a youth project. In addition, the Texas Pork Producers Association Foundation Gilt Production Grant is awarded to graduating seniors who are planning to pursue and or continue their efforts in swine production.

Association membership shares a strong commitment in recognizing youth that have been involved within the CTBR program. The TPPA Foundation Gilt Scholarship/Production Grant is funded with proceeds of the Foundation Gilt which is sold as lot 3 in the Gilts of Distinction sale at Texas’ Elite Showcase. Since the beginning of the program, 12 firms have donated the foundation female. This year, the female will be donated by Luke Lindner of Lindner Showpigs.

Since the first scholarship recipients in 2011, 46 students with a passion for the CTBR program and swine industry have been awarded this scholarship. Recipients have since travelled nationwide to pursue their goals.

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PREVIOUS DONORS OF THE

FOUNDATION FEMALE 2010

Stephens Farms Kyle Stephens

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Kelton Mason

2011

clay farms Mike Clay

2015

Walser Farms/ Hot rod genetics Weldon & Rod Walser

2012

2013

wintex farms

Schley Farm

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Jay & Will Winter

Cornerstone ventures

Chance Waldrip

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Lackey Livestock

Wintex Farms

Beyers Farms, TX

Jason Lackey

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Jay & Will Winter

Todd & Moriah Beyers

Daniel Schley

Harman farms

Wayne & Leslie Harman

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Mb Genetics Mock/Blount

The 2023 donor of the Foundation Female will be

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This female will sell as lot 3 in the Gilts of Distinction sale on February, 12th in Kerrville. For more information, visit www.texaseliteshowcase.com

Previous scholarship recipients Jarrot Foote grew up in Seminole, Texas, raising and showing pigs with his family. After receiving this scholarship in 2017, Foote attended South Plains College where he was a member of the livestock judging team. He then continued his education at Texas Tech University and graduated 2021 with a degree in Agricultural Education.

Currently, Foote is the ag teacher at Plains ISD and raises showpigs with his father, Dwight, as JDF Farms. JDF Farms has won several CTBR Class Champions, including a class champion at the Texas’ Elite Showcase last year.

“I believe this scholarship means more to me now than when I received it,” Foote said. “It was a great honor to receive Receiving the Foundation Gilt Scholarship in 2020, this scholarship, but now being a breeder who believes in this Adaline Utley of Levelland, Texas, has used this scholarship to program, it means just a bit more. “ pursue her career in ag policy. Utley is a sophomore Animal Science and Agricultural Communications major at Texas A&M University. When asked what this scholarship meant to her, Utley said the scholarship assisted her in more ways than one.

“The CTBR Foundation Scholarship has relieved part of the financial burden that comes with college, so that I am able to focus on my studies and remain involved in the Texas A&M study body,” Utley said.

Last year, Utley had the opportunity to intern in Washington, D.C. with the National Association of Wheat Growers. After college, Utley plans to attend law school and become an agricultural lobbyist in Washington, D.C. Recent scholarship recipient, Faith Geisitweidt of Fredericksburg, Texas, has recently completed her first semester of college at Texas Tech University. In the last several months, Faith has competed at the National FFA contest in Prepared Public Speaking, was accepted into the student senate at TTU, and attended the Western Leaders Summit. Faith said she plans to use this opportunity to impact the industry she was raised in.

“The Certified Texas Bred Registry Foundation Female scholarship has been a blessing to my college experience,” Geistweidt said. “With this scholarship, I have been able to pursue my degree in Agricultural Communications with minors in International Agribusiness and Political Science.

Thanks to this scholarship, I have the opportunity to chase my dreams while giving back to the industry which built me.”

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THE FIRM BEHIND THE FOUNDATION FEMALE

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he excitement began at a young age. Growing up around his family raising show pigs and running a feed mill, Luke Lindner has been rooted within the industry for numerous years.

After discovering his passion for show pigs early on, he has since opened the door to countless opportunities for success.

In 2015, Luke began Lindner Show Pigs in Comfort, Texas, immediately following high school.

Originally starting with 30 sows, his operation has now grown into a 150 sow operation mostly consisting of crossbreds, berkshires, and other minor breeds. Luke said his operation farrows yearround with a focus on Texas majors.

For as long as Luke can remember, he has had a passion for breeding and genetics. By keeping a clear mindset and focusing on his preferences, Lindner Show Pigs has had much success at many levels over the last seven years.

Luke said his father, Jason, has been his greatest role model not only in shaping him into who he is today but for crafting his mindset within the livestock industry. Jason began Lindner Show Feeds in 2001. From feeding to raising livestock, Jason has given Luke much advice on how to pursue his dream of running his own operation.

“The best advice I have ever been given is from my dad,” Luke said. ”Dad always said believe in your genetics and don’t be afraid to use your own boars.”

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This advice has proven to be more than true for Lindner’s operation. In just seven years, Lindner Show Pigs has generated crossbred and berkshire-crossbred genetics that has had tremendous success across the nation. Whataberk, a boar no stranger to the show pig industry, has had a significant impact on this herd.

“I bred a berkshire sow to Wedding Night to test it out,” Luke said. “I ended up with Whataberk and his brother that was Berkshire marked. I kept Whataberk intact; however, his brother ended up Champion Berkshire barrow at San Angelo. In his first crop, Whataberk sired champions at every Texas major, OYE, and LSU. I now have way more berkshire classing sows than I ever thought I would have.”

On the other hand, the cornerstone sow for Lindner Show Pigs would be a purebred yorkshire sow, Kirby. She alone has raised the fourth overall crossbred gilt at World Pork Expo, the Reserve Grand Champion barrow at Fort Worth, the Champion Yorkshire barrow at the Hill Country District Show, multiple class winners, and numerous keeper gilts.

She is also the grandmother to ‘Disco’, the $60,000 gilt sold at the San Antonio gilt sale in 2020, the Grand Champion barrow at Rodeo Austin in 2019, and the Reserve Champion Other Crossbred barrow at San Antonio in 2022. Luke said she is still in production today and they continue to see banners out of her line each year.

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Before these accomplishments, a significant part of Lindner Show Pigs started when two teenagers fell in love. Luke began dating his wife, Fallon, at ages 14 and 16. A few years later, he then began to take raising pigs seriously and started to help her and her sister, Lauren, with their show pigs. From there on, the trio’s dedication set the foundation for Lindner Show Pigs for years to come.

“We were a bunch of young kids with a passion,” Luke said. “Helping Fallon and Lauren was some of the best times of my life. My proudest moment and something I will never forget was raising and watching Lauren win Grand Overall at Rodeo Austin for her last show her senior year.”

Since then, the memories just keep getting better. Luke and Fallon got married in November 2021 and built their home on the farm. The pair continues to focus on making their firm the best that it can be. Luke said Fallon is what keeps him going and is his greatest encourager.

“My wife has been my greatest help around the farm,“ Luke said. “She is the best pig puller I have ever seen and can spot a health issue without batting an eye. I often joke that I probably wouldn’t have a live pig without her.”

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I have seen firsthand that showing livestock can completely change a kid’s work ethic and attitude. This industry and showing livestock teach youth responsibility, consistency, and how to be humble winners and gracious losers.

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In addition, the Lindner Show Pigs family has grown tremendously. The Lindners help multiple families across the state at Texas majors. Luke said the most rewarding part of this industry would be helping these families that have invested in his operation and watching them succeed.

“I have seen firsthand that showing livestock can completely change a kid’s work ethic and attitude,” Luke said. “This industry and showing livestock teach youth responsibility, consistency, and how to be humble winners and gracious losers.”

Luke attributes the success of Lindner Show Pigs to his customers and their belief in his program. With many goals in mind for the next several years, Lindner’s focus will continue to be guiding youth and their families to success.

“The ultimate goal of our operation is to continue helping these families be successful at all levels of competition for years to come,” Luke said. “We consider them our family. I, nor my operation, would not be what we are today without them.”

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Lindner Show Pigs will be donating the Foundation Female this year at Texas’ Elite Showcase. This female will sell as lot 3 in the Gilts of Distinction sale beginning at 4 pm on Sunday, February 12.

All proceeds will benefit the CTBR scholarship program.

On behalf of the Texas Pork Producers Association, we would like to thank Lindner Show Pigs for their significant contribution to the youth of Texas.

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Texas Pork Leadership Camp Who can attend?

• Ages 16-18, not in college yet • Have a definite interest in the swine industry • Willing to learn, grow, and become an advocate for the swine industry

Key Topics COvered

• Current Industry Issues • Live Animal Evaluation & Carcass Fabrication • Pork Wars Cooking Challenge • Large Commercial Farm Tour • Leadership & Team Building • Pork Processing Facility Tour • Retail Marketing • Promotion & Media • College Prep, Careers, & Internships • Advocacy Training

If you’re interested in devoting five days of long hours to meeting interesting people and gaining a wealth of knowledge pertaining to the Texas and US pork industry, apply today at TexasPork.org!

APPLICATION DEADLINE APril 20th

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TEXAS PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS THE Feature

Junior Ambassador Program

For many decades, the Texas Pork Producers Association has focused on advocating, educating and encouraging the youth in Texas. The Association is driven to provide different avenues for Texas youth to grow within the industry by providing things like scholarship, the Texas Pork Leadership Camp, Youth Symposium, and more.

With efforts to continue our mission of advancing a sustainable and profitable pork industry, the Association was inspired to create a youth program that would generate visible leaders for our industry and communities. New this year, TPPA will introduce the Texas Pork Producers Association Junior Ambassador Program to begin creating current and future youth advocates.

Over the course of two years, junior ambassadors will participate in association events, youth tours, personal development training, educational sessions, and more. Junior ambassadors will encourage, educate, and serve others to help take part in actively advocating wherever they are. The program will challenge youth to want more for themselves while learning more about the swine industry.

Director of Youth and Communications, Riley Reep, said she hopes that this program will generate future leaders not only for the swine industry, but for others as well.

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“When the idea of this program surfaced, I was encouraged to establish our why in implementing this program in the first place,” Reep said. “After much thought, it was simple: to create future innovators, problem-solvers, logical leaders, and selfless role models. We always say our youth is our future, but we have to ensure they are prepared to make a difference.”

How it Works Applications for the program will be open from March 1 through May 1, 2023. For the first year, six junior ambassadors will be selected through an application and interview process. Following 2023, the association will move forward with selecting four junior ambassadors each year. Each group of ambassadors will serve a term of two years. The first TPPA Junior Ambassadors will be announced in June 2023.

Junior ambassadors will be held to a higher standard as they will be expected to represent the association and our industry at many levels. It is required that junior ambassadors put forth all efforts to fulfill their duties during his or her term.

Upon selection in June, junior ambassadors will travel to the TPPA office in Lubbock, TX, for orientation and educational training. Over three days, junior ambassadors will extensively review the program, meet with association leadership, participate in public speaking/crisis communications training, learn about

the Association, expand their knowledge about the industry, as well as engage in personal and professional development activities.

In September, they will travel to Amarillo, TX for a week to tour and meet with multiple industry representatives during the Junior Ambassador Tour.

The goal of the tour will be to allow ambassadors to further their knowledge of the industry while gaining valuable networking experiences with industry partners. Each year, junior ambassadors will travel to a new destination to grow their network and experience new areas of the industry.

In addition, junior ambassadors will attend and assist with multiple events such as Texas’ Elite Showcase, BBQ Austin, and the Texas Pork Industry Conference.

Application Process and Guidelines Eligible applicants for the junior ambassador program must be ages 17-21 as of January 1 of the application year. On March 1st of each year, the application process will open. The application will be comprised of a handful of essay questions and three (3) references. At least one reference listed must be a TPPA member. Applicants must complete the application by May 1st. From there, the youth advisory committee will review all applications anonymously.

Through a rubric given, applicants can earn up to 80 points. Each committee member will review and award points to each application. Once all

applications are sent in, the Director of Youth and Communications will add all points together. The highest scores will be interviewed. Applicants will be notified of their status by May 15th.

Interviews will be conducted virtually during June with the applicant, an outside group of industry professionals, and the Director of Youth and Communications. The applicant will be asked questions formed by the outside group of industry professionals.

After all interviews are completed, the interview panel will rank the applicants individually. Rankings will determine which youth members will be selected to serve as a Texas Pork Producers Association Junior Ambassador. Junior ambassadors will be announced within 24 hours of the final interview.

Each year, four (4) junior ambassadors will be selected to serve a two (2) year term. Every year during June, a new group of four (4) members be elected. For the first year (2023), we will elect six (6) junior ambassadors. Following 2023, we will move forward with selecting four (4) junior ambassadors each year.

For more information, visit www.texaspork.org or contact riley@texaspork.org.

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n the small agricultural town of Garden City, TX, you will find Owen Seidenberger, better known as “Big O.” From his family farm to his many accomplishments, it is safe to say “Big O” is a young man with even bigger goals. However, to Owen, his greatest joys in life are the opportunities that have crafted him into who he is today.

“I pride myself as a God fearing, farm boy who loves to evaluate livestock and works hard to reach my goals,” said Seidenberger. “These goals pushed me out of my comfort zones and allowed me to build confidence in public speaking and leadership at a very young age.”

Owen is the son of Eric and Christy Seidenberger and the brother to Reed and Lacy. For many years, the Seidenberger family has been involved within the livestock industry. Growing up heavily involved in the agriculture, Owen and his siblings found their love for showing swine at a young age.

“My dad raised and showed pigs while growing up.

My mom did not even know the difference in swine breeds,” said Owen. “Next thing we knew, Reed started showing pigs in third grade and our barns have not been empty since. My dad had no desire to raise show pigs in spite of the rest of us begging him frequently. My mom took the challenge of being a “Show Mom” very seriously and hauled us to multiple show pig camps so we could learn how to care, 45 feed, and train our animals as a family.”

For over 15 years, the Seidenberger family has been purchasing show pigs from predominately breeders of the Certified Texas Bred Registry program. Owen and his siblings have showed at numerous jackpots and all of the Texas major shows, including Texas’ Elite Showcase. In 2022, Owen earned the honor as being named a Premier Exhibitor of the Certified Texas Bred Registry.

“To be recognized as a CTBR Premier Exhibitor swine showman is a dream come true,” Seidenberger said. “It is the ultimate accolade for myself and my family.”

In addition to this award, Seidenberger placed in the top 10 and made the sale at four Texas majors last year. He said his ultimate goal is to show good swine to their potential; therefore, this was proof to himself that he was on the right track.

Throughout his four years in high school, Owen has been involved in many organizations. He has served as the football team captain, a 4-H state officer, FFA officer, and more. Additionally, he has been heavily involved in the National Honor Society and his church.

Owen found his passion for evaluating livestock at a young age. Ever since, he has competed at 4-H and FFA livestock judging contests across the state. When he was in the 6th grade, he said that their county hired a young swine enthusiast, Jacob McKillip, that brought a new perspective to his family’s show stock. Although McKillip is no longer the Seidenberger’s county agent, Owen says Jacob is considered family and has helped him continue to grow his passion for the swine industry.

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With great success at the 2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase, Owen found pride in his achievements and wanted to keep the genetics to raise his own swine herd. After much discussion with Jacob, he and Owen decided to fulfill their dream of raising show pigs and M&S Livestock was formed. McKillip said Owen understood the time and effort it takes to win at the highest levels; therefore, he was ecstatic when Owen wanted his help to start a herd of their own.

“After spending many years around Owen, I came to realize he not only has an incredible eye and ability to evaluate livestock, but more importantly matched my level of passion and competitive drive,” McKillip said. “When I was his age, I would have killed for someone to take me under their wing and help me get started. So when he expressed interest in raising hogs it was a no brainer to bring him into the fold.”

The best advice Owen has been given is that life isn’t always about winning or success, but more so about the memories and lessons of the road you have traveled on.

For Owen, he says his biggest challenge has not been beginning his operation, but that he lost his best friend, Ryder Gass, in a car accident in January 2022.

“My whole world flipped upside down on that night of January 5th,” Owen said. “It was a struggle to proceed with anything in life with normality as before.

All of my hobbies and interests all of the sudden seemed so dull.”

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to his purpose.” Through standing firm in his faith, Owen made an effort to grow from his loss and prepare for the next chapter of life by surrounding himself with those who believe in him.

“Thankfully, I have people in my life willing to stand by me and push me such as Jacob,” Owen said.

“His willingness to partner with me in M&S Livestock has helped me in my grieving. I love to watch videos, study genetics and talk about the breeding pieces for future litters.”

The pair looks forward to raising pigs that have potential to earn awards for the families that have and will purchase show pigs from M&S Livestock in the future. Seidenberger says the most rewarding part about being involved within the industry has been the friendships and connections he has made.

Following the loss of Ryder, Jason C. Spence continuously checked in on Owen. With Spence’s help, he and Owen honored Ryder at their county stock show.

“Spence will always hold a very special place in my heart not just because he helped me raise over $58,000 for the Ryder Gass Memorial Scholarship, but for his guiding words and kind texts the days and weeks after the loss of my friend,” Owen said. “Jason never met a stranger. He spread his love for the Lord and raised countless funds for the youth of Texas.”

Owen has had many individuals that he has looked up to within the industry. He said one of his role models has been Todd Beyers because he started his herd as a young man and has since changed the caliber of the Chester breed. In addition, Owen said

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he not only admires Beyers’ success within the industry, but even more so he and his family’s humble, kind and God-fearing character.

Growing up alike, Seidenberger also looks up to Marty and Zach Weishuhn. Similar in kind, the brothers come from a cotton farming family with an eye and passion for livestock. Owen enjoys their frequent conversations about genetics and improvement. In addition, Seidenberger looks up to his county agent, Cody Trimble.

In the future, Owen plans to continue his livestock judging career at the junior college level then transfer to a major university while pursuing a degree in Ag Business. Ultimately, he plans to continue his pursuit in raising livestock while being blessed enough to enjoy large game hunts around the world. With his values of honesty, dedication and hard work, “Big O” says he is looking forward for the years to come.

“I have gained resilience from raising and showing livestock,” Seidenberger said. “It takes work to be successful and you can’t give up. I know the lessons I have taken from the highs and lows throughout my four years of high school will be fundamental for later success.”

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You Deserve to be Recognized!

Jim McManigal / Chuck Real Outstanding Swine Volunteer Award The Jim McManigal / Chuck Real Outstanding Swine Volunteer Award is to recognize outstanding adult volunteers who have shown excellent involvement and contributions to the FFA and 4-H swine programs on the local level. Producers are encouraged to nominate individuals for this award. All applications are reviewed and selection is determined by the TPPA Awards Committee.

Nomination Process: • Nominations will be accepted from current members of the TPPA. • Nominations consist of a letter of recommendation describing the level of involvement and contribution to the FFA and 4-H swine programs, in addition to the form found online. Additional letters of support or verification will be accepted and considered.

Texas Heritage Pig Production Award

Has your family been in pig production for 50 years or more?

Apply now for the Texas Heritage Pig Production Award!

OWNERSHIP / PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS 1. Pigs must have been continuously owned and produced by family members for two or more generations for at least 50 years.

2. The line of ownership from the first family member producing pigs to the current owner(s) may be through wives, husbands, children, grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. Adopted children will be recognized equally with biological children. The line of ownership and approximate dates of ownership need to be included in the application.

3. Any pig production that has been sold or is in the process of being sold or leased to a non-relative is ineligible.

4. Owner or co-owner must actively manage and direct the everyday pig operation of the farm. Absentee ownership of production does not qualify.

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Texas Heritage Pig Production and the Jim McManigal / Chuck Real Outstanding Swine Volunteer Awards will be presented at the Awards Banquet held in conjunction with the Texas Pork Industry Conference on June 17th in Lubbock, Texas.

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FOOD FEATURE

Wake up and smell the bacon (or sausage)!

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Sausage

Breakfast Casserole

Ingredients

• 1 lb of Spicy Breakfast Sausage • 6 eggs • 2 cups of Shredded Cheese • (Pick your favorite) • 1/2 package of Frozen Hashbrowns • 2 cups of Milk • 1 can of Rotel • Salt and pepper to taste

Directions

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees • Brown sausage in a skillet until cooked completely • In a seperate bowl, mix eggs and milk together. Next, add rotel, salt, and pepper. Mix well.

• In a 9 x 13 baking dish, add hashbrowns and sausage on bottom.

Then pour egg mixture on top.

• Bake for 45 minues covered with foil.

Remove foil and cook for 10 minutes 61 until bubbly.

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Bacon

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Ingredients

• 3 slices of bacon • 1 large egg • 1 slice of colby jack cheese • 1 hamburger bun or 2 slices of bread (your choice)

Directions

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees • Once heated, cook bacon throughly • While bacon is cooking, cook your egg(s) and add salt, pepper, and your favorite seasonings to taste.

• After bacon and eggs are cooked completely, toast your bread.

• Combine eggs and bacon on one slice of toast and top with cheese.

• Add the other slice of toast on top and enjoy!

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Pigs

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Ingredients

• 2 cans of crecent rolls • 1 package of mini smoked sausages • Sliced cheese (if desired)

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Directions

• Preheat oven to 350 degrees • Slice crescent dough into slices • Wrap each slice around one mini smoked sausage. Add cheese in the middle if desired.

• Spray and place on a cookie sheet. Cook until dough is done.

Busicuts &

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Ingredients

Buiscuts: • 1 can of your favorite busicuts Directions

Gravy: • 1 lb. breakfast sausage • 2 Tbsp. olive oil • 3 Tbsp. all-purpose flour • 3 cups milk • salt and pepper

• In a large skillet, brown the sausage over medium-high heat. Remove cooked sausage to a plate and set aside, reserving fat.

• Add enough olive oil to the reserved fat to reach 3 Tbsp. and heat. Sprinkle flour on hot oil and using a wooden spoon, stir to combine. Cook stirring constantly until your desired doneness.

• Slowly add milk and stir to combine. Mixture will start to thicken. Add seasonings, salt, and pepper to taste. Add sausage back to skillet, stir to combine, and serve over hot biscuits.

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Saul Northern High Plains Daxton Quitaque Addison Butler Claude (806) 236-8883

Alabama Bohannon Bama Show Pigs Wellington (806) 205-0630 Billy Wiggs Clarendon (806) 290-3774 Billy Wayne, Lesa & Easton Schafer Canadian (806) 217-1192 Breleigh Butler Claude (806) 236-8883

Jack L. Swain, Jr. D.V.M. Swain Farms Stratford (806) 753-7579

Lance Horsford Horsford Show Pigs Stratford (806) 930-3299

Jenna Mayer WT Showpigs Canyon (806) 789-0095

Levon Harman Double Heart Hogs of Happy Happy (806) 759-1890

Jett Ramaekers Nazareth (806) 647-7372

Mike Clay Clay Farms White Deer (806) 595-4831

Joe Couts Joe Couts Show Pigs Pampa (806) 669-6278

Cambryn Gratz Canyon (806) 678-3544

Joshua Davis JC Acre Canyon (806) 316-0863

Chance Waldrip Cornerstone Ventures LLC Dalhart (806) 341-5764

Kent Tice Triple Creek Show Hogs Borger (806) 898-2100

Charles & Greg Slough GNC Genetics Gruver (806) 736-0002

Kevin Howell Kevin Howell Hogs White Deer (806) 570-2540

Chris Fischbacher Fischbacher Showpigs Wildorado (806) 336-2162

Kip Smith Kip Smith Showpigs Hereford (806) 206-2482

Colby Newbrough Newbrough Showpigs Silverton (806) 983-0017

Kirk Saul Quitaque (806) 217-1578

Colton Bezner TRI Genetics Dalhart (806) 333-5935 68

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Kyle Butler Claude (806) 236-8883

Kyanna Rice Mclean (806) 207-0806

Nicholas Artho Twisted SIX Genetics Stratford (806) 884-8011 Nick Albracht IDK Genetics Amarillo (806) 433-1896 Scott Stedje Team Stedje Gruver (806) 898-7411 Seth Ralston RALSTON HOG FARM Dalhart (806) 773-6989 Shane & Tatum Swenhaugen Rival Genetics Canadian (806) 202-4789 Shelby Padgett Cactus Family Farms Amarillo (806) 373-2333

Steve, Zach & Kyle Bradshaw Seco Land & Livestock Friona (940) 210-9692

Brandon & Ethan Biggs BIGGS LIVESTOCK Plainview (806) 292-6670

Delton & Dusti Osborn 3rd Day Genetics Justiceburg (806) 559-1012

Trace McBride McBride Livestock Canyon (806) 474-5167

Brett Atkinson Atkinson Show Pigs Lubbock (806) 422-1632

Denny Belew Belew Farms Tahoka (806) 470-0969

Troy Cole Cole Farms LaCoste (210) 462-6157

Brian Acevedo ACE Show Pigs Little ield (806) 340-2764

Dustin Urbantke Muleshoe (806) 638-0099

Brock Milloy MC Show Pigs Seminole (254) 631-3380

Dwight & Jarrot Foote JDF Farms Seminole (432) 847-6884

Veronica Gray G-O Show Pigs Wellington (806) 681-5328 Wayne & Leslie Harman Harman Farms Perryton (806) 202-2176 Weldon Walser Walser Farms / Hot Rod Genetics Canadian (806) 323-2290 Zac Huseman Nazareth (806) 647-9435

Chad Orum Orum Showpigs Seminole (806) 535-9144 Coby Johnson Slaton (806) 535-3206 Cody Spies BS Livestock Levelland (806) 324-7737 Collin & Courtney Kattner Kattner Farms Petersburg (806) 777-4056

Southern High Plains Connor Meyers AJ Diaz 3D Showpigs Ralls (806) 999-6179 Austin Moore Plainview (505) 239-5913 Benito Lopez Circle L Swine Whitharral (806) 893-4951

Greenville

Dan Patterson Little ield (806) 778-2452 Darla Heinrich M2 Livestock Tahoka (806) 778-4514

Gary Patterson Gary Patterson Livestock Hale Center (806) 418-0759 Greg Methvin Greg Methvin Genetics Levelland (806) 638-5141 Heath Hodges LA Farms Slaton (806) 782-8595 Ian & Chama Schaefer Impact Livestock Slaton (432) 213-3623 Jace Baker Bakers Branch Showpigs Tahoka (806) 200-0476 Jacob McKillip & Owen Seidenberger M&S Livestock Slaton (765) 337-5792

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Jason Foote Foote Farms Lubbock (432) 209-1020

JR Reyna R&B Showpigs Levelland (806) 891-8445

Morgan Boyd Boyd Family Genetics Lamesa (806) 759-8463

Jason & Amanda Campbell Campbell Farms Abernathy (806) 787-9664

Kayden Gillit Lubbock (806) 778-1617

Nathan Ashby Ashby Showpigs Hale Center (940) 783-2139

Jay Sprabeary Strive Livestock Lubbock (806) 470-6572 Jay & Will Winter Wintex Farms Lubbock (806) 438-2986 Jeff & Brennan Armes Rocking A Swine Lubbock (806) 500-3311 Jerad & Bubby Nesmith Nesmith Made Livestock Levelland (303) 506-8279 Jonathan Hisey Hi-Ho Genetics Lubbock (806) 281-7973 Jonn Goldammer Goldammer Showstock Lubbock (956) 874-8047 Josh Krohn DL SHOW PIGS Lamesa (806) 438-2916 Josh Jordan MRM Showpigs Slaton (806) 781-2429

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Kelby&Branden O’Brien/ Hagen Montgomery Four Five Livestock Lamesa (806) 200-3624 Kenley Krohn Lamesa (806) 438-2916 Kenneth Thomason KT Show Pigs Spur (806) 422-0054 Kerry Shain Outlaw Genetics Seminole (325) 206-3615 Kevin Methvin Methvin Hog Farm Levelland (806) 638-5140 Landry Miller Miller Show Pigs Abernathy Levi Canales LC Genetics & Co. Sinton (806) 676-7173 Meredith Couts Tribe Genetics Wolfforth (806) 663-0156 Michael Therwhanger Therwhanger Show Pigs Seminole (806) 215-0622

Oliver Rusher Sweet Tooth Farms Plainview (806) 685-1941 Payton Easter E6 Farms Post (806) 441-2009 Robbie & Keith Harkey HARKEY FARMS Hale Center (806) 778-7810 Roger & Jeremy Lacy Lacy Show Pigs Seminole (432) 209-7082 Rowdy Huffaker Huffaker Farms Hale Center (806) 292-4116 Russell & Tysha Miller 3T Show Pigs Littlefield (806) 543-2769 Ryan Marricle Marricle Showpigs Muleshoe (806) 566-9002 Shane Shobert RED RAIDER GENETICS Spur (806) 269-1313

Shawn Brewer Brewer Dry Land Farms, LLC. Lubbock (806) 239-5770 Stan Johnson SNJ Livestock Ropesville (817) 304-3534 Steven Lopez LB Showpigs Plains (806) 831-2972 Tadd, Cameron, & Scotta Knight Knight Show Pigs Shallowater (217) 653-0528 Todd and Moriah Beyers Beyers Farms, TX Abernathy (806) 252-5204 Todd Gregory & Kelley O’Brien GO Genetics Lamesa (806) 577-2400 Tyler Endicott Twisted Edge Genetics Lubbock (806) 781-4289 Warren Hatley Hatley Show Stock Shallowater (809) 789-5317 Wesley Jones JH Showpigs Plainview (806) 778-5011

West Texas

Allen & Aiden Richburg Richburg Show Pigs Roscoe (325) 236-5666

Annabelle Hill Early (325) 864-4239

Cash Dean Ovalo (325) 864-0836

Austin Jenkins CR’Z J Livestock May (325) 800-8137

Choyr Gilbert 109 Show Swine Midland (432) 894-2444

Ben & Misty Cozart Cozart Family Genetics Zephyr (254) 433-2201

Clint & Julie Halfmann West Texas Genetics Vancourt (402) 429-4946

Bennie Bible Santa Anna (325) 214-4140

Cody Knight 3K Showpigs Goldthwaite (325) 200-2073

Billy Bob Orsagh Big Much Genetics Cisco (254) 488-1053 Brad Mund Mund Livestock Wall (325) 456-8430 Brandon Mitchell Mitchell Livestock Midland (432) 528-1585 Brian Bennett and Ralph Stock Bennett Show Pigs and High Demand Genetics Stephenville (254) 396-4400

Colbi Sanguinet WLC Showpigs Mullin (830) 220-3770 Colby Stovall Tex-Mex Genetics San Angelo (325) 234-9733 Colt Caffey Bo-Pop Genetics Sidney (254) 842-1046 David Bragg Bragg Farms Stephenville (254) 977-4141

Bronc Fleming Fleming Livestock Hermleigh (325) 895-5096

David Shipp Shipp Shape Genetics Roby (325) 370-0102

Burke & Cami Robinson R4 Genetics Putnam (325) 669-6636

Dawson Evans Evans Showpigs Early (325) 642-6634

Canon Harris CC Harris Livestock Cisco (325) 450-0796

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Delvin Shomaker Pecan Creek Showpigs San Angelo (325) 374-8284

J. T. & Kelli Naron JT & Kelli Naron Merkel (325) 660-2183

Destanay Gift Andrews (325) 812-5257

Jason Lackey Lackey Livestock Haskell (806) 787-3606

Douglas Schaefer SCHAEFER LIVESTOCK Garden City (432) 517-0352 Emma Polnack Polnack Show Pigs Sweetwater (325) 338-3223 Garrett Stephens De Leon (254) 734-5152 Gary Mills Fort Stockton (432) 923-3082 Genai Lopez JBG Showpigs Odessa (432) 923-3737 Harleigh Henderson H&R Showpigs Snyder (940) 445-7206 Harvey Schwertner & Todd Helms Schwertner Show Pigs Miles (432) 894-5904 Hunter Mares Mares Showpigs Brownwood (325) 203-1862 Ivy Cumby CF Showpigs Ovalo (325) 439-8027

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Jason Evans Evans Livestock Knox City (940) 203-2775 Jay & Heath Boren Rising Star Genetics Rising Star (254) 334-8484 Jerry Walters Early (325) 642-6092 Jessica Colvin Western Texas College Snyder (806) 777-2269 Jim & Beverly Cogburn C-4 Show Pigs Colorado City (325) 242-5503 Jody Walton Walton Show Pigs Sweetwater (325) 338-5727 John, Amy, Jacob, & Lauren Lange Lange Livestock Miles (325) 895-0961 Joshua Kunselman R&K Genetics Stepenville (254) 485-3528

Joshua Dean Ovalo (325) 864-0836 Justin Duncan 3D Livestock Bangs (325) 642-2188 Keith Cook Stanton (432) 661-0339 Kelby McCorkle SILVER VALLEY SHOW PIGS Coleman (325) 214-4130 Ky Smith R2K2 Genetics Midland (432) 634-3776 Landon Stephens De Leon (254) 734-5969 Lanie Dru Allen Ovalo (325) 668-0532 Leon Freeman Freeman Showpigs Lohn (325) 344-5514 Lisa Allen Double Take Show Pigs Midland (432) 413-0035 Mandy & Todd Stevenson Stevenson Livestock Hamlin (325) 603-8292 Marty, Jacob & Zach Weishuhn Weishuhn Brothers Show Pigs San Angelo (325) 656-2629

Mason Garner UNDERDOG GENETICS Lawn (325) 439-0699

Ronnie & Josh Daniel Daniel Family Genetics Santa Anna (325) 726-8226

Matt & Curry Allen Allen Farms Ovalo (325) 668-0532

Shannon Barbee Shannon Barbee Show Pigs Hamlin (325) 370-4503

Mike Pruitt Midland (432) 296-1819

Shaun & Leslie Galovich Galovich Farms Tuscola (325) 668-9375

Morgan Scott Lazy S Show Pigs Colorado City (224) 425-1596 Navy Hutchinson Hutch Farms Brownwood (325) 267-5068 Newt Lemond Lemond Show Pigs Odessa (432) 978-7884 Owen Seidenberger M & S Livestock Garden City (432) 264-8090 Peyton Whisenhunt Whisenhunt Show Pigs Cisco (325) 665-9316 Reggy Spencer Spencer/ Collier Showpigs Albany (325) 370-8990 Riley Bilbrey Abilene (325) 370-6534 Robbie & Shannon Phillips Phillips Showpigs Roscoe (806) 891-3136

Stan Creed Creed Showpigs Sweetwater (325) 864-0274 Tanner Harsh Exceed Genetics Stanton (940) 631-2337 Tatum and Katie Braden Garden City (432) 268-3275 Ted Merryman Merryman Show Pigs Clyde (325) 669-7597 Warren & Max Tongate Tongate Showpigs Early (325) 647-5200 Will, Peggy & Brenna Wallace U4 Farm Sonora (830) 833-5335 Zack Bridges Bridges Livestock Tolar (229) 309-9234

NORTH TEXAS

Bob, Brad, Gary Schnitker Schnitker Family Farm Howe (806) 269-1422 Brad Massey & Blake Edwards Blazin 7’s Farms & Edwards Family Genetics Mineral Wells (940) 682-6355 Brenley Hatfield Weinert (940) 203-1060 Brian Reznicek Reznicek Show Pigs Kaufman (972) 965-8423 Brian Haynes Haynes Farms Vernon (940) 886-7338 Bryan Hemming Hemming Farms Sherman (903) 267-1192 Carl & Blair Kent Carl Kent & Sons Pottsboro (903) 271-5128 Charles,Savanna, and Kiya Williams WILLIAMS SHOWPIGS Nocona (940) 233-2375 Chase Craighead Craighead Showpigs Vernon (940) 887-9250 Chuck Cox Cox and Sons Royse City (469) 338-9621 73

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Cody Holaway Heads Up Genetics Bridgeport (940) 389-7921 Cody McCleery McCleery Family Durocs Poolville (817) 613-6666 Cole Phillips Phillips Livestock Bullard (903) 714-5127 Crystal Robertson TCR Farms Brownsboro (903) 286-4300 Dan, Ragen & Ryland Reed Reed Livestock Krum (817) 706-7259 Daryl & Kyle Real Real Livestock Sanger (972) 898-6657 Donald Isenburg Lone Oak (903) 450-5743 Dub Stepp Twister Show Pigs Cleburne (817) 517-4302 Dusty Fowler 46 Ten Showpigs Poolville (817) 304-4080 Ed & Eddy Bradshaw Bradshaw Family Showpigs Sherman (903) 815-8123

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Garrett Cox & Claire McCormick S Squared Showpigs Weatherford (254) 652-7110 Glen & Zac Blount Blount Farms Denison (903) 814-4900 J.R. Fortner FORTNER SHOW PIGS Anna (214) 878-2714 James Glenn G2 Showpigs Waxahachie (462) 236-2045 James French 4F Showstock Paradise (817) 296-7450 Jarod Hamm Crazy H Showpigs Ennis (972) 935-4136 Jessica Tate Wright Way Showpigs Sunset (469) 993-4065 Josh Vincent Vincent Farms Saint Jo (903) 821-8638 Josh & Landi Campbell C Bar Livestock Grandview (817) 266-2101 Joshua Patterson 5P Showpigs Breckenridge (325) 664-7115

Justin Lacy Lacy Livestock Sherman (903) 893-4393 Kelly Kinnibrugh Kinnibrugh Showpigs Seymour (940) 636-0433 Kendall Fisher Wylie (214) 728-3830 Kyle Real Real Livestock Sanger (940) 391-7183 L.J. Young All-Star Show Pigs Paradise (765) 810-4029 Lexi York York Family Genetics Valley View (940) 736-6127 Lynnleigh Read Lynnleigh Read Livestock Rhome (817) 228-3360 Marcus Phillips Ennis (214) 914-3404 Mark Pethtel Pethtel Bauwin Show Pigs Valley View (940) 367-4810 Michael Russell Sherman (903) 819-9728 Michael Cowley Exceed Genetics Scotland (940) 636-1803

Michael Cordova Circle C Genetics Chillicothe (806) 632-1288

Teagan & Bracken Taylor ET Showpigs Wichita Falls (940) 224-3695

Blake Dooley Oak Valley Farm Round Top (979) 421-3572

Mike Howe Howe’s Silvertex Farm Gainesville (940) 736-6398

Michael Bowman Bowman Livestock Crowell (940) 655-4770

Bob Bishop Bishop’s Show Pigs Pfflugerville (512) 751-8654

Rick Moeller BLT Swine Weinert (940) 203-0387

Ronnie Allen & Stacy Henry BRS Hog Farm Crowell (940) 655-4747

Bobby Balser RB2 Showpigs Kerrville (830) 739-6593

Russell Ramsey RAMAC Showpigs Oklaunion (940) 886-8866

Heart of Texas

Brandon Oliver KBO Livestock St. Hedwig (286) 717-9244

Ryland Reed Reed Livestock Krum (817) 706-7259 Sheila Unger Rockin U Show Pigs Breckenridge (325) 665-4416 Steven & Alexis Hofer Royal Crown Showpigs Aurora (817) 875-7269 Taler Garrett Garrett Livestock Chillicothe (940) 839-7027 Tammy Bates TNT Showpigs Grandview (817) 615-0924 Tanner Hash & Michael Cowley Exceed Genetics Scotland (940) 631-2337

AJ Rexelle Double R Showpigs Charlotte (209) 915-3441 Alan Shipp Two Ton Showpigs Bertram (512) 557-9531 Alex Fuentes FB Livestock Center Point (830) 329-7337 Avri Wells AWE Durocs Salado (254) 228-7526 Barret Klein Bonfy & Klein Boerne (940) 838-8300

Barrett & Baeley Allerkamp ALLERKAMP FARMS Comfort (830) 739-5631 Ben & Tricia Rush Rush Pig Farm Mart (254) 652-2443

Brian Taylor Taylor Farms Jonesboro (254) 206-0879 Brooklyn Waltman Boerne (210) 269-6565 Calvin Redding Jacksboro (940) 229-2648 Cameron Price Price Showpigs Dublin (254) 485-0998 Chad Hajda Hajda Showpigs Granger (512) 423-2434 Chad Hopson Hopson Showpigs Lampasas (512) 734-2122 Charles Ely & Chris Hohmann C-C Show Pigs Sisterdale (210) 887-5708 75

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Christopher & Lori Hohmann C-C Showpigs Boerne (210) 508-2211

Denny Wiatrek Wiatrek Livestock Poth (830) 534-6012

Gilbert Sullaway Superior Choice Genetics Helotes (210) 284-8686

Chuck Real Real Hog Farms Marion (210) 827-7351

Desiree Ramirez Van Ormy (210) 777-2479

Grant Meyer Meyer Showpigs Harper (830) 459-8645

Clarence Schmidt Clarence Schmidt Center Point (830) 634-2117 Cliff & Coby Berger Berger Farms Giddings (979) 540-7004 Clyde & Kathy Culver Culver Show Pigs Boerne (210) 827-2258 Cole & Melissa Reeves Reeves and Smythe Genetics Hico (254) 624-3080 Cory & Lacey Rains Rains Livestock Fredericksburg (325) 236-0593 Dakota Hankins Hankins Show Pigs Hico (254) 974-2222 Dan & Don Steele Steele Hog Farm Temple (254) 984-2479 Danika Sanchez Somerset (210) 361-6336

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Diane Elrod Elrod’s Show Pigs Iredell (210) 601-6164 Dillon Doyle Dripping Springs (512) 638-7526 Diron Wunderlich Wunderlich Show Pigs Spring Branch (830) 237-6644 Doug Alderson Alderson Farms Seguin (210) 296-4479 Emily Fish Helotes (832) 314-9686 Erin, Clara & James Steglich Steglich Show Pigs Holland (254) 718-4983 Fabian Mutz Jr. 5M Genetics Floresville (830) 391-1783 Garrett Bankston Bankston Show Pigs Del Valle (512) 497-3026 Gigi Stehling Whiskey Creek Show Pigs Sisterdale (210) 445-3131

Greg Sutherland Sutherland Farm Stockdale (210) 872-2808 Greg Baethge Baethge Showpigs Harper (830) 889-0625 Hannah Kruse Fredericksburg (830) 992-0249 Harvey Berckenhoff Twisted B Livestock LLC Schulenburg (979) 743-6405 Hayden Lugo HCL Showpigs San Marcos (512) 426-9292 Jacob & Sally Morris/ Whit & Mandy Weems Double Diamond Genetics Riesel (254) 315-1754 James Holder R&J Showpigs China Spring (254) 205-9971 Jarrod & Carole Usener Usener Livestock Fredericksburg (830) 992-1040

Jason Roane Jason Roane Show Pigs Campbellton (210) 508-5960 Jay White White’s Farm Showpigs Bremond (979) 450-3020 Jeremy Walter WG Showpigs La Vernia (210) 823-5424

Kase Kelso Seguin (210) 240-1215 Kelly Voight Lexington (979) 324-8097 Kenneth Fey Fey Show Pigs Stockdale (830) 481-3162

Jhett Lyons Kyle (512) 771-8735

Kerby Knaupp KERBY KNAUPP SHOWPIGS INC. Fredericksburg (830) 459-4826

Jimbo Maxwell Maxwell Show Time Show Pigs New Braunfels (830) 221-6983

Kevin Thomas THOMAS SHOWPIGS Jacksboro (940) 507-0772

John Moyers Sure Success Show Pigs San Antonio (210) 601-3533

Kinsey Gardner Gatesville (254) 224-9010

Johnnie Flores F-2 Genetics Castroville (210) 596-3024 Josh Diaz D2 Livestock Bandera (210) 334-1265 Joshua Nors Nors Showpigs Abbott (254) 715-1520 Josie Kessler 5K Farms La Vernia (210) 995-1421 Kally Meyer Meyer Swine Farm Lott (254) 654-7123

Kolton Kelso Kelso Genetiks Seguin (210) 240-6710 Lacey Swearingin Swearingin Family Livestock Valley Mills (254) 420-7107 Landon Rode W. Rode & Sons Fredericksburg (830) 456-4357 Lilah Lyons Kyle (512) 771-8735 Lizzie Harkins Liberty Hill (512) 689-1516

Logan Taylor TP Showpigs Graham (817) 851-8324 Luke Lindner Lindner Showpigs Comfort (830) 377-0969 Luke & Lilah Bohnert SLL Livestock Waring (830) 537-4647 Mark Johnston MJ Livestock Troy (254) 624-8341 Marvin Boeck Boeck Show Pigs Converse (210) 414-3569 Matt & Taylor Murdoch MT Heart Livestock Marion (830) 556-3942 Matt and Samuel Gerstenberg 3G Livestock Comfort (830) 377-6604 Maycon Stork Stork Livestock Hico (254) 485-4056 Mayson Schulze SCHULZE SHOWPIGS Seguin (830) 433-0486 Michael Walker Atascosa (512) 293-3953

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Rod Karlin Karlin Livestock Harper (806) 736-0823

Troy Cole Cole Farms LaCoste (210) 462-6157

Roger Herridge Herridge Showpigs Llano (512) 809-1297

Ty Baird TB Showpigs San Antonio (210) 216-1661

Roibin & Zach Voges Vogus Family Farms Hamilton (254) 223-2379

Ty Clark Buda Berks Buda (512) 351-6749

Rory Duelm Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics New Braunfels (830) 608-5058

Vince Franckowiak Franckowiak Show Pigs St. Hedwig (210) 336-9428

Russell & Jamie Kneese Kneese Show Pigs Fredericksburg (830) 456-3298

Zoe Ely C-C Show Pigs Sisterdale (210) 887-5708

Nash Waltman Boerne (210) 269-6565

Shelley & Stephen Conran Conran’s 3C Show Pigs New Braunfels (512) 789-7480

EAST Texas

Patrick & Kyle Spinn Spinn Farms Holland (254) 913-6284

Thomas Krueger 1-1 Pig Farm San Antonio (210) 846-7890

Robert York Point Enterprise Show Pigs Mexia (254) 292-3508

Tim Doege Doege Show Pigs St. Hedwig (210) 667-9627

Robert Loyd Loyd Livestock Troy (254) 493-1839

Tracey Cortez Lanier FFA Swine Program Austin (512) 923-2633

Robert & Faye Huebner Robert and Faye Huebner Kingsbury (830) 660-7101

Trent Williams Shaded W Show Pigs Giddings (979) 540-9722

Michael Tatsch Michael Tatsch & Family Showpigs Harper (830) 370-2127 Michael & Lizzie Harkins Squealin-N-Dealin Show Pigs Liberty Hill (512) 689-1516 Michael & Mason Taylor TAYLOR’D GENETICS Salado (254) 947-8490 Mike Schneider Bohemian Farms Show Pigs Burlington (254) 721-4162 Mike Parsons & Hannah Snyder EZ Farms - IBEX Genetics Albany (325) 762-4018

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Bentley & Pippa McDonald McDonald Polands Heath (903) 456-7987 Chad Lowry Lowry Livestock Troup (903) 530-2364 Colton Mullins Rockin CM Showpigs Gilmer (903) 841-0930 Courtney Clark CRC Show Pigs Centerville (281) 330-8782 David & Lisa Berckenhoff Berckenhoff Showpigs Hallettsville (979) 743-5905

Garrett Henke H Squared Genetics Hallettsville (361) 772-2031 Hailey Gibson KDG Showpigs Cookville (903) 651-3848 Jayden Levrets Striped Shadow Showpigs Flint (903) 780-0997 John Michael Mehaffey Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches (806) 790-4330

South East Texas Adrian Austin Q&A Showpigs Brenham (618) 315-2040 Avery Ford Ford Showpigs Franklin (979) 324-7268 Chad Lewis H&L Showpigs Somerville (979) 277-4041 Charles Hodde HODDE FARMS Burton (979) 251-4718

Kenzy Morgan Diamond M Genetics Point (903) 268-1211

Chris Finke Navasota (936) 825-2107

Laramie Dickson Dickson Showpigs Montalba (903) 721-1019

Christian Fridye Fridye Livestock Brenham (979) 277-8059

Madi Mills Mads Genetics Montalba (903) 724-1019

Clayton Schram Schram Livestock Sealy (979) 627-5665

Michael Bowman Bowman Livestock Crowell (940) 655-4770

Corey Atchison Atchison Show Hogs Rosharon (713) 839-5775

Monty and Jennifer McGill McGill Show Pigs Buffalo (903) 338-1897

Cortney Jones CCJones Genetics Conroe (936) 446-0494

Ollie Simpson O. C. Show Pigs Princeton (469) 450-2257

Daniel & Lance Engeling DANIEL & LANCE ENGELING SHOW PIGS Breham (979) 203-8279

Darrell Kieke DK Farms Burton (979) 451-3441 George & Michelle Hofauer H-5 Hog Farm Falls City (210) 394-4292 Harold (Choppie) White Lone Star Super Hogs Bryan (979) 777-4180 Hunter Erwin PFC Showpigs Natalia (316) 253-5805 Jacie Hoyt Twisted H Showpigs Silsbee (409) 781-0954 Jason Knight 4J Genetics Alvin (832) 877-1890 Jeff Miller Craig Melton Double M Genetics Waller (713) 823-2042 John Olle Southern Superior Show Pigs Pleasanton (830) 570-1331 Johnny R. Sanchez Double S Farms Poteet (210) 414-2830 Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms Montgomery (214) 733-2466

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Joshua Slott Slott Show Stock New Waverly (936) 661-7146 Kastin Wilde AnJo Farms Santa Fe (432) 940-6333 Kelton Mason The Stud Montgomery (936) 232-2124 Kevin Lynch LYNCH LIVESTOCK Cleveland (832) 493-3099 Larry Pape Brenham (979) 277-8806 Matthew McKinley McKinley Show Pigs Conroe (936) 203-4258 Megan & David Hoyt Twisted H Showpigs Silsbee (409) 781-0954

Scott Heffernan Heffernan Genetics Poteet (830) 570-7540 Trent Corkran BC Showpigs Pleasanton (830) 560-0691 Walt Fehrle KMW Show Pigs Burton (281) 682-6868

South Texas Bromli Watson Watson Livestock Cuero (361) 275-4151 Caleb Waggoner Gonzales (830) 832-2728 Chad, Carly, Harper, Yancey & Briar Parson P5 Show Swine Devine (210) 219-2241

Drew Hubert Drew Hubert Show Pigs Riviera (361) 296-4530 Elroy Alex III Frozen Genetics Showpigs Victoria (361) 655-8084 Gary Franz Franz Show Pigs Inez (361) 935-6428 Jamey Nixon Nixon Farms Woodsboro (361) 649-6712 Jasmine Duve Atascosa (512) 293-3953 Javier Garza G5 Showpigs Raymondville (956) 532-4297 Jay Longino ML4 Showpigs Cotulla

Cleve and Cooper Ford 4F Livestock Weslaco (956) 472-8088

Jeremy Rounsavall Rounsavall Show Pigs Robstown (903) 641-2055

Rick Whitman RW Genetics Anderson (512) 540-1490

Darryl, Teri Derek & Kelli Ressmann Ressmann Showpigs Refugio (361) 526-9159

Jimmy & Cassidy Hayes HF Genetics Port Lavaca (361) 920-1015

Ricky Schroeder Schroeder Genetics Anderson (936) 825-1390

David Solomon Pigs From 662 Devine (210) 232-5260

Morgan & Shelby Wagner Wagner Family Genetics Poteet (830) 480-8028

Robby Perkins Perkins Family Genetics Houston 80(713) 542-6934

Josh Powell Powell Livestock Jourdanton (830) 214-4138 Kotton West KMAX Livestock Taft (361) 877-5369

Kristen Tyk Tyk Agros D’hanis (210) 422-4690 Leo Canales C & P Livestock Odem (361) 877-2640 Leodoro Martinez ML4 Showpigs Cotulla (830) 457-4702 Modesto Gonzalez Jolly Roger Show Pigs Mission (956) 905-5738

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