Ohio Angus Newsletter February 2013 www.ohioangus.org

2013 Ohio Angus Officer Team

The 2013 Ohio Angus Officer Team was elected during the 2013 Annual Meeting, held on February 2nd, in Plain City, OH. The new officer teams is as follows: (L-R) Tim Harsh - Vice President, Kelvin Egner - President, Allen Gahler - Treasurer, Dan Wells - Secretary/Fieldman (Not Pictured) Dave Felumlee - Chairman of the Board.

Ohio Angus Directory Cover Photo Contest WINNER!

Congratulations to Jana Mussard, Mt. Vernon, OH for entering the winning photo in the 2013 Ohio Angus Directory Cover Photo Contest. Jana was one of 3 Ohio Angus members that entered pictures into the contest. Thank you to those that submitted photos and participated in the voting at the Annual Banquet!

Secretary’s Corner

In This Issue...

Ohio Angus Breeders, I hope everyone has been surviving Ohio’s great fluctuation in winter temperatures, and will have enough hay to make it till spring grass arrives. None the less spring is just around the corner, and that means Spring Sale Season! Headlining Spring Angus Sales will be the Angus Super Star Sale at the Ohio Beef Expo. We have compiled a solid offering from many of Ohio’s top breeders as well as several new consignors from out of state. This will surely be a tremendous sale and I encourage everyone to attend. We had a very successful Annual Meeting & Banquet on February 2nd. Complete results of the events can be found on pages 4 & 5. Headlining the event was the record setting Handbook auction the raised $20,450 on the selling of 39 premier pages. Thank you to everyone that attended the banquet and purchased a premier page. The directory is on schedule to be distributed at the Ohio Beef Expo. However, we still have advertising pages available. If you would like to reserve a page, contact me asap to do so and discuss details of your ad. I’d like to Thank, our out going officers Dave Felumlee, President and Bill Levering, Treasurer for their years of service to the Association. Both were instrumental in assisting me last year, as I got settled into the Secretary position.

2013 Ohio Angus Officers Ohio Angus Directory Cover Photo Contest Secretary’s Corner Angus Super Star Sale Ad Ohio Angus An. Mtg. & Banquet Results Kingsway Angus Ad Industry News & Notes Ohio Angus Auxiliary Embryo Raffle Ohio Angus Auxiliary Scholarships Info COBA/Select Sires Ad Maplecrest Farms Bull Sale Ad Industry News & Notes Burgett Angus Bull Sale Ad Miller Family Angus Ad Industry News & Notes Boyd Cattle Co. Bull Sale Ad Calendar of Events Consumer Confidence Bull Sale ad

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2013 Ohio Angus Super Star Sale Ohio Beef Expo - Ohio State Fairgrounds - Columbus, Ohio

Saturday • March 16, 2013 • 12 Noon Offering an elite set of Bred Females, Show Heifers & Herd Bull Prospects including these sale features!

HFS KW Lucy 213 - This powerful January heifer sired by SAV Brilliance 8077, will highlight a deep set of open and show prospects. Consigned by HFS Angus, Radnor, OH.

Consignors:

Kingsway Angus HFS Angus Paradise Cattle Co. Creek Side Farms Rains Angus Kasler Cattle Co. Gahler Farms Atterholt Farms DC Angus Ohio State University Pebblecreek Angus Miller Family Angus Thornbrook Farm Gough Farms Cranmer Farms Shawnee Farm McConnel Creek Cattle Egner Farms Angus Lucky Lane Angus Copper Creek Canyon Cattle Co. Holley Land & Livestock / Elmwood Place For more information or to request a sale book contact: Dan Wells 740-505-3843 • danwells@ohioangus.org

TOSU Summit 2305 - Headlining an impressive set of herd bull prospects is this son of the up and coming Select Sires roster member, S Summit 956. Consigned by the Ohio State University Beef Center, Columbus, OH. -3-

2013 Ohio Angus Annual Awards Banquet The Ohio Angus Association held it’s Annual Meeting and 2013 Awards Banquet on February 2nd at Der Dutchman Restaurant in Plain City, OH. Over 100 attendees enjoyed a roast beef & fried chicken dinner, shared in fellowship, planning, and awards presentations. Election of Officers was also held with Kelvin Egner, Shelby elected as President, Tim Harsh, Radnor elected as Vice President, Allen Gahler, Graytown was elected as Treasurer and Dan Wells, Chillicothe will continue serving as Secretary The new board members and officers of the Association, the Jr. Association, and the Ladies Auxiliary were introduced, and as always, the evening concluded with the auctioning of the page choices in the 2013 directory. New Board members were elected and include: John Grimes, Hillsboro; Fred Penick, Hebron; Henry Bergfeld, Summitville; and Paul Hill, Gallipolis were re-elected to additional 2 Yr. terms. With 4 regional associations having vacancies and the vacancy left by Tim Harsh being elected Vice President, the by-laws call for at large positions to be elected for one year terms, so the total number of directors should be kept at a minimum of 18. Kent Bauman, Otway and Derek Bankey, Custar were re-elected to serve these 1 Yr. terms, while John King, Tiffen; Herman Howell, Hammondsville and Jim Rentz, Coldwater were elected to serve 1 Yr. terms. Board Member Jim Rentz conducted a record breaking Directory Page Auction that grossed $20,450 on 39 premier pages. The co-high selling pages were Page 1 going to Meadow Lane Angus, Burbank for $1300, and the back cover selected by Strayer Angus Farm for $1,300. Other notable high-selling pages included: Inside Front Cover to Claylick Run, Newark for $1200; Inside Back Cover to Way View Cattle for $1000, Page 2 to Pine Hill Farm, Summitville for $1000, Page 5 to Champion Hill, Bidwell for $1,000 and Page 4 to Egner Farms Angus, Shelby for $900. Thank You to all that bid and purchased ads through the 2013 Ohio Angus Directory Auction!

2012 Boys Silver Show Award The 2012 Boys Silver Show Award was sponsored by Gahler Farms, Graytown and presented by Allen Gahler to Will Harsh, Radnor.

2012 Girls Silver Show Award The 2012 Girls Silver Show Award was sponsored by Turkey Run Angus, Otway and presented by Kent Bauman to Lauren Grimes, Hillsboro

2012 Boys Bred & Owned Award The 2012 Boys Bred & Owned Award was sponsored by Egner Farms Angus, Shelby and presented by Kelvin Egner, Christina & Shawn Howell to Will Harsh, Radnor

2012 Girls Bred & Owned Award The 2012 Girls Bred & Owned Award was sponsored by Kingsway Angus, Tiffin and presented by John King to Lauren Grimes, Hillsboro. -4-

2013 Ohio Angus Annual Awards Banquet

2012 Distinguished Service Award The 2012 Distinguished Service Award was presented by Kelvin Egner to Jim Rentz, Coldwater.

2012 Junior Silver Show Award The 2012 Junior Silver Show Award was sponsored by Paradise Cattle Co., Ashville and presented by Jim & Sharon Winter Family to Caroline Winter, Ashville

2013 Ohio Angus Auxiliary Officers The 2013 Ohio Angus Auxiliary officers were elected and include: (L-R) Lynn Hill, Bidwell - Vice Predsident, Jackie Egner, Shelby - President & Cheri Miller, Lindsay - Secretary/Treasurer.

2013 Miss Ohio Angus The 2013 Miss Ohio Angus was presented to Caroline Miller, Lindsay by Lynn Hill.

2013 Ohio Jr. Angus Officers The 2013 Ohio Angus Auxiliary officers were elected and include: (L-R) Caroline Miller - Secretary, Megan Hunker - Vive President, Lauren Grimes - President, Lydia Dance, Treasurer. (Not Pictured) Justin Bachman - Reporter.

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Industry News & Notes

Ohio Cattlemen’s Association Celebrates an Outstanding Year

(MARYSVILLE, Ohio) – More than 250 producers and leaders in the beef industry assembled at the Columbus Marriott Northwest in Dublin, Ohio on Jan. 26, 2013 for the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association’s (OCA) annual meeting and awards banquet. The event featured policy development sessions, OCA’s annual meeting and the OCA’s award banquet. Annual meeting and banquet sponsors who contributed to the success of the event include COBA/Select Sires, CompManagement, Inc., Farm Credit Mid-America, United Producers, Inc., Stark County Cattlemen’s Association and Steve R. Rauch. During the annual meeting, Ohio cattlemen welcomed Kent Bacus, Associate Director of Legislative Affairs in the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Washington, DC office, who gave an update on NCBA activities and discussed many of the issues NCBA is working on for the beef industry. Bacus shared with Ohio’s cattlemen the status of trade agreements with Japan, the outlook on Congress following the election and the current tax situation. Bruce McPheron, Dean and Vice President for Agricultural Administration in the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, discussed the importance of new livestock facilities to student success and the university. OCA President Sam Sutherly of Troy, Ohio, coordinated the policy development portion of the meeting. These resolutions covered a broad range from agriculture policy to cattle health, international markets, live cattle marketing, property rights and environmental issues. In addition, Sutherly shared with members that a committee was formed to further explore an increase to the Ohio Beef Checkoff and that OCA will move forward on the issue when membership indicates their support for holding a referendum. Glen Arnold, OSU Extension Field Specialist, Manure Nutrient Management Systems, presented on the Ohio water quality and nutrient management initiative. He encouraged OCA members to be proactive in taking responsibility to properly manage nutrients in their operation. He noted that this affects

livestock and crop farmers, those who apply manure or use fertilizer, in every Ohio county. Dale Arnold, Director of Energy Services at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, provided background information on the oil and gas severance tax and how it could affect Ohio. Policy opposing the state’s current severance tax proposal was adopted among others related to the issue. In addition, OCA’s Membership Committee recognized the members of OCA’s Top Hand Recruiting Club. Land O’Lakes Feed and Quality Liquid Feed sponsored the awards. OCA’s officers reported that 2012 was a very strong year for the association and membership renewals for 2013 are on track with previous years. The Beef Improvement Committee gave an update on the Seedstock Improvement Sales and the Ohio Beef Expo. OCA members and guests reconvened that evening for the banquet to celebrate another successful year. An early highlight of the banquet was naming the 2013 Ohio Beef Ambassadors. In its first year of the program, sponsored by the Ohio CattleWomen’s Association and the Ohio Beef Council, 17 youth, ages 16 to 19 competed for the title. Hayley Beck, Huron County; Sierra Jepson, Fairfield County; and Josie Vanco, Gallia County, were chosen to spend the next year sharing their story of agriculture and educating consumers on beef consumption and the industry. Ten scholarships were presented to outstanding youth during the awards banquet. Steve R. Rauch Benchmark of Excellence scholarship recipients included Megan Hunker, Huron County; Bailey Harsh, Delaware County; and Lindsey Grimes, Highland County. Jordan Bonham, Fayette County; Sierra Jepsen, Fairfield County; Shyla Kreager, Licking County; and Jusin O’Flaherty, Cuyahoga County were awarded $1,000 Tagged for Greatness Scholarships, which are funded with the sales of the Ohio Beef license plate. Lauren Prettyman, Marion County; Laura Schmuki, Stark County; and Lydia Ulry, Licking County, received a $1,000 Country Club Scholarship, which was funded by the putt putt course at the 2012 Ohio State Fair. The Ohio CattleWomen’s Association awarded scholarships to Kayla Hinds, Tuscarawas County; Amber Watkins, Logan County;

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Ohio Angus Auxiliary $$$ Scholarships Available $$$ Graduating Seniors:

Ohio Angus Auxiliary Scholarships are open to all graduating seniors who are both members of the Ohio Jr. Angus Association, and have received their Bronze and Silver Show Awards. Ohio winners will be forwarded on for National scholarship competition. Applications must be sent to: Sharon L. Sanders 5959 Hay Rd. Harrod, Ohio   45850-9753

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Registered Angus Cattle Hay & Straw - Large and small squares Freezer beef

Allen Gahler 641 N. Elliston Trowbridge Rd. Graytown, OH 43432 (419) 350-2091 gahler2@yahoo.com

Brice Gahler 1618 N. Elliston Trowbridge Rd. Graytown, OH 43432 (419) 552-0169 abcgahlers@live.com

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Embryo Raffle Supporting Angus Youth through the Ohio Angus Auxiliary Scholarship Program!

Featuring 5 elite embryo packages, from these top OhioAngus operations: HFS Angus, Champion Hill, Stertzbach Cattle Com., Maplecrest Farms & Kingsway Angus To purchase tickets contact: Jackie Egner 419-347-7123 ot Cheryl Miller 419-665-2251

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John King & Family 3735 N. Twp Rd. 111 Home (419) 937-1864 Tiffin, Ohio 44883-9353 John Cell (419) 937-4148 kingswayangus@gmail.com

Way-View Cattle Co. LLC

Sires in use: 16286088, 16233833, 15552303

Performance Tested Angus Bulls For SAle Fred M. Penick

3264 Refugee Rd. Hebron, OH 43025

Don & Mida Peterson Phone (304) 269-3877 E-mail: rockingp@shentel.net

Home (740) 404-1832 Fax (740) 928-3912

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New Location

• Performance tested • Sired by Angus & Simmental breed leaders • Full sibs and flush mates to the young females that sell in the fall • Complete EPDs and performance data • Tested negative for PI-BVD • Cert. & accredited TB and Brucellosis free

Selling 58 Angus & Sim-Angus Bulls 10 2-year-olds 39 18-month-olds 9 Spring yearlings

Maplecrest Predestined J1208 +17260300 • BD: 8/4/11 • GAR Predestined X Maplecrest Eva 7010 (TC Total 410) — J1208 is bred for growth and carcass superiority. His +105.99 $Beef places him among the breed's elite herd sire prospects. Maternal brothers to J1208 have sold for $13,000 and $12,000 at previous Gardiner Angus Ranch sales.

If you are looking to make significant genetic improvements to your present operation, don’t miss the opportunities presented March 11!

Maplecrest Complete J1202 +17261996 • 8/10/11 • Summitcrest Complete 1P55 X GAR Objective 1485 (SS Objective T510 0T26) — This powerful bull is a full brother to the $7,500 top-selling fall heifer in our 2012 sale. His dam was the $9,600 top-selling cow at our 2011 sale and boasts an impressive set of credentials. She has recorded 24 head with average ratios of 105 for IMF and 102 for RE. 1485 produced the top-selling and third top-selling bulls at the fall 2010 Gardiner Angus Ranch bull sale. 1485 is also a full sister to the dam of the noted young sire at Select Sires, G A R Prophet.

Maplecrest 454 New Day J1055 17260349 • 7/14/11 • B/R New Day 454 X Maplecrest Rita K9286 (TC Total 410) — If you are looking for a unique bull that combines low birth weight with explosive growth, here he is! J1055 boasts the lowest BW EPD and the highest YW EPD in this entire offering. This bull possesses a pedigree full of historically great sires including New Day 454, Total, and Retail Product. This is a bull bred for predictable performance.

John, Joanie, Lindsey & Lauren Grimes • 2594 State Route 73 • Hillsboro, OH 45133 (937) 764-1198 • John’s Cell: (937) 763-6000 • Fax: (937) 764-1617 • mcfarms@cinci.rr.com www.maplecrestfarms.com • Ben Wheeler: (606) 301-1961 • Scott Winkle: (937) 681-1550

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Industry News & Notes Continued from page 8

Service Award; and Kris and Becky Vincent, Stark County, was awarded with Industry Excellence. Awards in these categories were sponsored by the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association with Farm and Dairy, Farm World, Ohio Farmer, Ohio’s Country Journal, and Brownfield Ag Network respectively. The Ohio Cattlemen’s Association is an affiliate of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association and is the state’s spokesperson and issues manager for all segments of the beef cattle industry including cattle breeders, producers and feeders. It is the grass roots policy development organization for the beef business. Through the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association, cattle producers work to create a positive business environment, while providing consumers with a safe and wholesome product.

and Sandra “Molly” DePue, Geauga County. OCA also recognized county associations that incorporated new or creative activities to build stronger relationships with the state group, to promote beef or to emphasize community involvement. Fairfield County was announced as the outstanding county affiliate and received a $500 award. Highland County won second place outstanding county affiliate and received a $300 award while Stark County was the winner of the third place outstanding affiliate award and received $200. The banquet concluded with OCA presenting five prestigious awards to deserving cattlemen and supporters of Ohio’s beef industry. Christian Hoffman of Hoffman Farms, Fairfield County received the Commercial Producer of the Year award; Tim and Peg Brinkman of Missing Rail Simmental in Henry County was awarded Seedstock Producer of the Year; Young Cattleman of the Year was Allan Robison, Champaign County; Dr. Tony Forshey, State Veterinarian for the Ohio Department of Agriculture, received the Industry

Burgett Angus Farm LLC

Carrollton, Ohio 44615

For Sale: 50 Black & Red Angus Bulls Saturday, April 6 at noon All bulls have passed a breeding soundness exam. Cow herd tested negative for Johne’s and Leukosis.

AI Sons of: Black Angus:

GDAR Game Day 449 Rito 6EM6 of 4L3 Emblazin Conneally Thunder HA Program 5652 Mohnen Brush Popper 295 Shamrock Vale New Day 0022 BAF Predestined U043

Red Angus:

Beckton Cody T085 K2 Beckton Nebula M045 SL Norseman King 2291 BAF Trendsetter W043

To view the bulls before the sale call for an appointment www.burgettangus.com

For More Information Call: Bryan 330.771.0482 • Keith 330.627.5414 Sale site: 2051 Burrow Rd SE • Carrollton, Ohio

LMF Radar

Semen: $25 Reg. 16790175 DOB 9/14/2010 Sire: BC Raven MGS: New Horizon Birth Weight: 84 lbs. 205 Day Wt: 833 lbs. 365 Day Wt: 1,476 lbs. 25 Month Wt: 2,345 lbs. Frame Score: 6.5 BW: +2.7 WW: +45 YW: +81 Milk: +16

Grand Champion Bull—2012 Ohio State Fair Reserve Grand Champion Bull—2012 Indiana State Fair The spring breeding season is drawing near: Call Jason with your semen inquiries today!

Also be sure to check out our bull consignments to the Ohio Beef Expo Angus Sale on March 16, 2013 LMF Brilliance 212 Reg: AAA 17270183 DOB 1/21/2012 SAV Brilliance x SAF Focus of ER

LMF Tiger 612 Reg: AAA 17255765 DOB 1/29/2012 HF Tiger 5T x G13 Structure

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Industry News & Notes

Igenity® and Angus Genetics Inc.® Announce Enhanced Value to Breed-specific DNA Profile

Igenity®, a Neogen Corporation Company, and Angus Genetics Inc.® (AGI) announce a significant cost reduction to the Igenity Profile for Angus, a leading DNA profile for registered Angus cattle producers in the industry. The Igenity Profile for Angus is now available to American Angus Association® members and clients at a new rate of $47 per test. Additionally, AGI, a subsidiary of the Association, is offering members the opportunity to combine the Igenity Profile for Angus with SNP-based parentage at a new price of $59. “Due to increases in laboratory efficiencies, advances in genomic technology, and upcoming new products, Neogen is pleased to provide additional economic value to American Angus Association members,” says Dr. Jason Lilly, vice president of corporate development for Neogen. “This price adjustment provides Angus seedstock breeders with a cost-effective, high-value alternative for genomic prediction plus parentage.” AGI and Neogen have collaborated in the development and implementation of genomic technology for the benefit of Angus breeders. Genomic-enhanced expected progeny differences (GE-EPDs), generated by AGI, were launched for Angus cattle in September 2009 incorporating the first Igenity Profile results.

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“From the first version of the comprehensive Igenity Profile, to the upgrade to the Igenity Profile for Angus launched in January 2010, as well as the industryleading adoption of SNP parentage for breed registration in 2010, AGI and Igenity have partnered in the development of novel technology for the benefit of the Angus breed,” says Bill Bowman, AGI president and Association chief operating officer. “With this recent announcement, AGI, through its relationship with Neogen, GeneSeek, and Igenity, is able to deliver the proven power of the Igenity Profile for Angus, with or without SNP parentage, at a tremendous value.” Over the past five years, it has been exciting to work with AGI in the delivery of genomic technologies, explains Dr. Lilly. “The recent price adjustment for the widely-adopted Igenity Profile for Angus represents our commitment to provide the best products – and value – to AGI customers. Today, Angus members have even more reason to harness the power of the Igenity Profile to advance their breeding objectives. Looking forward, we are also excited to be working with AGI on the development of new tools for Angus producers based on the GeneSeek® Genomic Profiler Bovine HDTM.” For more information about Igenity, contact your Igenity sales representative, call (877) 443-6489 or visit www.igenity.com/beef. For more information about the American Angus Association, contact an Angus regional manager or call (816) 383-5100.

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Cows & Heifers FOR SALE

PAUL H. HILL

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15th Annual

ANGUS HEREFORD BULL SALE AND

Noon • Saturday

MARCH 9, 2013 Mays Lick, KY Every Angus Bull is Genomic Tested

BOYD BARTHOLOMEW 2031 1/25/12 17220053

Bartholomew offers a tremendous amount of presence; Added Hip Structure, Extra Body Dimension and Capacity with Outstanding Skeletal Length combined with Flawless Structure and an EPD profile that excels with a balance for calving ease, growth and end product value! Sired by Connealy Consensus 7229 and from a dam backed by the proven genetics of SAV Pioneer 7301 and SAV Bismarck 5682 and from the great SAV Blackcap May family. CED +7 BW +1.3 WW +67 YW +113 Milk +28 MB +.59 RE +.52 $W +43.49 $B +76.92

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Logic is a top performing son of Connealy Consensus 7229 that has been a standout of his calf crop and is a son of the top selling cow of the 2012 Boyd Beef Female sale blending the all-around performance of SAV 8180 Traveler 004 with the added carcass values of Future Direction.

BOYD LOGiC 2042 2/6/12

17253790 CED +6 BW +1.4 WW +58 YW +99 Milk +30 MB +.65 RE +.34 $W +38.54 $B +73.26

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BOYD SLiNGSHOT 2013 1/2/12

17253780 CED +5 BW +2.3 WW +57 YW +115 Milk +31 MB +.57 RE +.69 $W +30.03 $B +82.12

Rebutle does as many things right as any bull in the offering! He is one of the most impressive sons of SAV Final Answer 0035 to be found in the breed with the correct amount of muscle shape combined with body capacity and the 6077 Helena Rd. • Mays Lick, KY 41055 overall soundness needed in a calving ease bull. Charlie Boyd II (606) 763-6418, cell (606) 584-5194 His dam by SAV Net Worth Charlie Boyd Sr. (606) 763-6688, cell (606) 563-4412 4200 is a direct daughter of SAV Madame Pride 0075! Fax (606) 763-6343 • E-mail: cboyd2@maysvilleky.net CED +8 BW +1.7 WW +59 YW +102 Milk +30 www.boydbeef.com MB +.47 RE +.22 $W +41.24 $B +62.21

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MYERS ANGUS FARM Mt. Sterling, KY 40353 David Myers (859) 498-3414 • Joe Myers (859) 265-0097

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Ohio Angus Calender of Events

Consumer Confidence Bull Sale Maplecrest Farms Bull Sale Ohio Beef Expo Auxiliary Scholarship Application Deadline Eastern Ohio Angus Spring Sale Burgett Angus Bull Sale Turkey Run Angus Production Sale

Ohio Angus Association Dan Wells, Secretary/Fieldman 625 Cattail Rd. Chillicothe, OH 45601

April 13 April 14 May 25 June 7-9

OCA Seedstock Improvement Sale Champion Hill Spring Production Sale Entry Deadline Ohio Angus Preview Show Ohio Angus Preview Show

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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE BULL SALE Saturday • March 9th, 2013 • 5 p.m. Muskingum livestock, zanesville, oh

Selling: -50 Angus & Hereford Bulls -40 Registered Angus and Commercial Bred Cows All bulls will have full EPD information, ultrasound data, semen checked and ready to go to work for you! Angus Sire groups include: Connealy Confidence, Connealy Shrek, Sitz Upward 307R, Coleman Regis, Connealy Full Proof & many more! To request a catalog contact: Steiner Management Co. Inc. at gsteiner@zoomtown.com or 513-616-4086

CONSIGNORS: Claylick Run Angus Newark, OH Dave Felumlee 740-404-3594 dfelumlee@windstream.net

Way View Cattle Com. Hebron, OH Fred Penick 740-404-1832 wayviewcattle@hotmail.com

NS Polled Herefords Mason, OH Gene Steiner 513-616-4086 gsteiner@zoomtown.com

Grassy Run Herefords Winfield, WV Aaron Glascock 304-312-7060 alglascoc@aol.com