Ohio Angus Newsletter September/October 2016
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www.ohioangus.org CONVENTION
No vember 5-7 Indianapolis, Indiana
Join us! Early Registration July 1 - August 31
Register soon for the Angus Convention
The American Angus Association hosts third annual event. Registration for the 2016 Angus Convention opened July 1. The three-day event will take place Nov. 5-7 in Indianapolis, Ind. Visit the convention website, www.angusconvention.com, to reserve your place and make hotel reservations for this industryleading event. Register online before 5 p.m. (CDT), Friday, July 8, and your registration could be on us! Participants who register by the deadline will be entered in a drawing to win a free registration and hotel stay. One grand prize winner will receive a full refund on Convention registration and complimentary lodging at the hotel of his or her choice. The Angus Convention will feature industry leaders including representatives from the seedstock, commercial and feeding sectors. Convention attendees will have the opportunity to sit in on educational seminars, conduct Association business, listen to top-notch speakers and network with industry professionals. Now in its third year, the event will feature expanded workshops that cover a variety of topics, including genomics, recordkeeping, herd management and performance tools. Industry-leading speakers, American Angus Association staff and other experts will be among the presenters. A three-day trade show featuring allied-industry partners will offer cattlemen and women a chance to browse through the latest in products and services available to the beef industry and to visit with Angus breeders and their commercial partners from throughout the country. The 2016 Angus Foundation Supporter Recognition Event will be the evening of Nov. 4 in conjunction with the Angus Convention. When registering online for the convention, a feature will also be available to register for this invitation-only event. Members of the Indiana Angus Association will host the National Angus Tour Friday, Nov. 4, prior to the official start of the 2015 Angus Convention. Tour stops will include Willer Timber Angus in Greencastle, Stewart Select Angus in Greensburg, Coverdale Angus in Frankton and The Hoosiers Gym, built by the Knightstown Community. Convention highlights will include the International Genomics Symposium sponsored by Neogen’s GeneSeek Operations and cattle demonstrations sponsored by Zoetis on Saturday, Nov. 5; Angus University sponsored by Merck Animal Health on Sunday, Nov. 6; and the Annual Convention
Who Should Participate ?
• Angus Breeders • Cow/Calf Producers • Commercial Cattlemen • Stocker/Backgrounders • Feedyard Professionals • Cattle Industry Profess ionals
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of Delegates on Monday, Nov. 7. Country music legend Sawyer Brown will entertain the crowd on Sunday evening with a concert. “The Angus Convention is the premier cattle event for quality-minded cattlemen. $75 is a tremendous value for extensive education, a solutions-oriented trade show with over 140 exhibitors, four meals featuring Certified Angus Beef®, plus networking and social opportunities,” says Becky Weishaar, Angus Media Creative Media director and lead contact for the event. Delegates elected to represent their state during the Association’s Annual Convention may attend the Association business meetings for free; however, participation in convention education, meals, entertainment and the trade show requires a full convention registration. If you register prior to Aug. 31, the cost is $75 per person. On Sept. 1, registration increases to $125, and after Nov. 1, registration increases to $150. For more information, visit www.angus.org and www. angusconvention.com. See the eight-page insert included in the July issue of the Angus Journal for more information.
Ohio Delegates & Alternates Delegates:
John Grimes, Hillsboro Tim Harsh, Radnor Paul Hill, Bidwell Fred Penick, Hebron Dave Felumlee, Newark Lindsay Grimes, Hillsboro Dan Wells, Frankfort
Alternates:
Keith Burgett, Carrollton Gene Steiner, Lebanon Brent English, Elida Jim Rentz, Coldwater Jay Clutter, Wapakoneta Jamie King, Tiffin Jim Gibson, Cambridge
Secretary’s Corner
In This Issue... 2016 Angus Convention & Ohio Delegates Secretary’s Corner 2016 West Virginia State Fair Show Results Maplecrest Farms Production Sale Report COBA/ Select Sires Ad Industry News & Notes Ohio Jr. Angus Assoc. News Report Industry News & Notes Champion Hill Angus Sale Cattleman’s Choice Angus Sale Tennessee State Fair Angus Show Result Calendar of Events Best of Both Worlds Sale Info
Ohio Angus Breeders, Hopefully everyone has been fortunate enough to catch some of the recent rains, and are looking good going into fall grazing. The Buckeye Best of Both Worlds Sale -Volume 5 is to be held on November 19th. Consignors from both Ohio Angus and Ohio Simmental Associations have put together a strong sale offering. The catalog is in production now and will be mailed by the end of October. I encourage all Ohio Angus members to come out and support the sale. The fall sale season has gotten under way in Ohio. Maplecrest Farms held their annual production sale on September 24th. It was a warm evening but a solid crowd gathered to evaluate the high quality sale offering. A complete sale report is available in this issue. Other upcoming Ohio sales include the Cattleman’s Choice Angus Sale on Sunday, October 16th; the Champion Hill Fall Sale on Monday, October 17th and the Best of Both Worlds Sale on Saturday, November 19th. The Ohio Farm Science Review was held on September 20-22 at the Molly Karen Ag Facility in London, OH. Over 125,000 vistiors attended the show over all 3 days. The Ohio Angus Association and American Angus Association again teamed up on the Angus Building to promote the Angus Breed! A huge Thank You goes out the breeders that displayed cattle in the Angus Building including: Fred Penick, Way View Cattle Co.; Nick & Darlene Wagner, Wagner Angus Farm; and Mike & Kim Wagner; Wagner Livestock.
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2016 Ohio Angus Association Officers President: Tim Harsh (740) 595-3543 hfsangus@hotmail.com Vice President: Joe Sanders (419) 648-3233 sanders_skylight_farm@hotmail.com Chairman: Kelvin Egner (419) 295-6089 kjegner@hotmail.com Treasurer: Allen Gahler (419) 360-2091 gahler2@yahoo.com Secretary/Fieldman: Dan Wells (740) 505- 3843 danwells@ohioangus.org
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2016 West Virginia State Fair Roll of Victory Angus Show
Reserve Intermediate Champion Heifer Champion Hill Georgina 8857 won reserve intermediate champion heifer at the 2016 State Fair of West Virginia Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Aug. 16 in Lewisburg, W.Va. Carter Lampe, Bowling Green, Ohio, owns the winning heifer. Photo by Chris Jeffcoat, American Angus Association.
Intermediate Champion Heifer Champion Hill Georgina 8872 won intermediate champion heifer at the 2016 State Fair of West Virginia Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Aug. 16 in Lewisburg, W.Va. Lydia Dance, Hillsboro, Ohio, owns the winning heifer. Photo by Chris Jeffcoat, American Angus Association.
Maplecrest Farms Production Sale
Sale Date: September 22, 2012 Sale Location: The Farm, Hillsboro, OH Auctioneer: Steve Dorran Sale Manager: Parker Friedrich High Selling Open Heifers Lot: Price: DOB: Sire: Buyer: 1B $40,000 9/1/15 Quaker Hill Rampage 0A35 High Roller Angus, Center, TX 2C $9,000 2/11/16 VAR Generation 2100 Wilkes Ranch, Eastland, TX 2A $6,500 8/8/16 KCF Bennett Absolute B5 Angus Ranch, Harrisburg, AR High Selling Bred Heifers 10A $7,500 2/22/15 Deer Valley All In Hillhouse Angus, LaGrange, TX 23 $4,750 12/26/14 Plattemere Weigh Up K360 Bruiser & Blade Farms, Chillicothe, OH 11A $4,500 2/19/15 Deer Valley All In Bruiser & Blade Farms, Chillicothe, OH High Selling Bred Cow 1A $11,000 8/13/13 GAR Progress Diane McDonald, Hillsboro, OH 37 $6,000 9/1/12 Connealy In Sure 8524 Billy Hawkins, Mt. Sterling, KY High Selling Fall Pair 64 $8,500 2/24/13 Connealy In Sure 8524 Four Sons Farm, Cunthiana, KY High Selling Heifer Pregnancy 2 $16,000 GAR Sunrise x GAR Ingenuity 3132 Wilks Ranch, Eastland, TX 2D $7,000 GAR 100X x GAR Ambush N340 Chris Lorson, Jersey Shore, PA Lots: 68 Angus Lots 11 Simmental Lots 79 Total Lots
Gross:
$347,540 $30,350 $377,890
Average:
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$5,111 $2,759 $4,783
Cattle sold into 13 states
DOUBLE J FARM
Kelvin & Jackie Egner Kelvin, Jackie, Christina Egner Shawn Howell Howell Christina & Shawn
JOE AND JO ANN MURTHA
Bulls and Heifers
4555 Hazelbrush Rd. Bulls, Heifers, Embryos Shelby OH 44875 Registered Red and Black Border Collies (419) 347-7123 (419) 295-6089 kjegner@acquired-sight.com kjegner@hotmail.com
Registered Angus
14075 State Route 374 Rockbridge, Ohio 43149
740-385-5483 740-603-0234 swimur63@yahoo.com
Sires in use: 16286088, 16233833, 15552303 PAUL H. HILL
11503 State Rd. 554 Bidwell, OH 45614 740-367-7021
Don & Mida Peterson Phone (304) 269-3877 E-mail: rockingp@shentel.net
Jon Davis * 740-446-2127
FAX: 740-367-7937 * www.championhillangus.com Email: champion@championhillangus.com
Way-View Cattle Co. LLC Performance Tested Angus Bulls For SAle
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
Fred M. Penick
3264 Refugee Rd. Hebron, OH 43025
Home (740) 404-1832 Fax (740) 928-3912
experience counts
Brice Gahler 1618 N. Elliston Trowbridge Rd. Graytown, OH 43432 (419) 552-0169 abcgahlers@live.com
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John King & Family
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Industry News & Notes OCA Holds Successful Roundup in Jackson County (MARYSVILLE, Ohio) - Cattlemen from across the state gathered in Jackson County August 26 and 27 to attend the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) Roundup held in conjunction with the Ohio State University’s (OSU) OARDC Jackson Beef and Forage Night. Friday, August 26 featured the annual OARDC Jackson Branch’s Beef and Forage Night. Managing the young cow for profitability was the primary focus of the program with three stops to view different groups of first and second calf heifers around the farm. Dr. Justin Kieffer, DVM presented on the Veterinary Feed Directive and its’ impact on beef producers. OCA Allied Industry Council (AIC) representatives were present to talk with cattlemen. The program featured speakers from OSU Department of Animal Sciences and the OSU Extension Beef Team. At the conclusion of the program Friday, all attendees were invited to attend the Roundup Social at Rowdy’s Smokehouse in Jackson, Ohio. The social included music, food, drinks, was sponsored by: United Producers, Inc., Boehringer-Ingelheim and Frazier Farms. Saturday morning kicked off with breakfast sponsored by Purina Animal Nutrition and the program was sponsored by Farm Credit Mid-America. Bill Weiss, Interim Chir, OSU Department of Animal Sciences started things off with a department staffing update hightlighting new faculty that are focusing on beef cattle research and outreach programs for cattlemen. The Roundup’s Saturday, August 27 morning program also hosted guest speakers on behalf of the Donald J. Trump for President Campaign featuring Charles W. Herbster, the national chairman of the Agricultural and Rural Advisory Committee for the campaign. Herbster, a noted Angus breeder and businessman from Nebraska, was joined by Sam Clovis, national Chief Policy Advisor to the Trump campaign and Governor David Heineman, the longest serving governor of the state of Nebraska. They presented information on Donald Trump’s agricultural platform and answered questions from Roundup attendees. A Washington, D.C. policy update was provided by Colin Woodall, Vice President of Government Affairs, National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA). He provided an election update
and discussed the importance of trade and the passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) to the beef industry and other issues important to cattle producers. An auction to benefit the NCBA and OCA Political Action Committees took place on Saturday morning and featured Ohio State football tickets, Coach Urban Meyer signed items, and original stained glass cattle scenes. A ribeye steak sandwich lunch was served by the Jackson County Cattlemen’s Association and was sponsored by Union Stock Yards. Following lunch, attendees loaded the buses for the farm tours. The first tour stop was the Sonny Russ Farm, a family cattle backgrounding operation started in 1970. The second and final tour stop was the Spurlock farm, located near Oak Hill, and operated by father and son, Bob and Tyson Spurlock and their families. At approximately 3:30 p.m., attendees returned to OARDC and departed for home. OCA appreciates the support from sponsors: Armstrong Ag & Supply, Boehringer-Ingelheim, Farm Credit Mid-America, Frazier Farms, Purina Animal Nutrition, Union Stock Yards and United Producers, Inc. The Ohio Cattlemen’s Association would like to thank the OARDC Jackson Branch Staff and Jackson County Cattlemen’s Association and all the sponsors for contributing to a very successful and informative Roundup.
Herman & Kathleen Howell 4200 Twp. Hwy 289, Hammondsville, OH 43930 Phone / Fax: (740) 544-5861 ridgeviewangus@yahoo.com
Ohio Junior Angus Association News & Notes The 2016 Ohio State Fair and the 2016 National Jr Angus Association LEAD conference were a success for the Ohio Junior Angus Association members. At the state fair, our association held a fundraising raffle and we also voted on the theme for the upcoming 2018 Eastern Regional Junior Angus Show that our association will be hosting. At this year’s LEAD conference, which was held in Phoenix, Arizona, we had four juniors representing Ohio. For our fundraising raffle drawing, we had basket donations from families of the Ohio Angus Association. Each basket had a different theme and you could pay for a certain amount of tickets to put on the basket or baskets that you wanted. The drawing was then held during the Open Angus Show Champion Drive. Also at the State Fair, we voted on the theme for the upcoming 2018 Eastern Regional Angus Show. We had many themes to choose from and the theme “Cowboy Boots and Angus Roots” was the winning theme. This year’s LEAD conference “Rising Up In Phoenix” was held in Phoenix, Arizona the week of August 4-7. Nearly 120 junior Angus juniors attended the conference to develop leadership skills that would be useful in the Angus industry. Among those in attendance were three Ohio Junior Angus Association members; Kinsey Crowe, Lydia Dance, McKayla Raines, and Lauren Grimes. During the time at LEAD the juniors participated in tours, team building activities, workshops with industry professionals, and presentations from various speakers and much more. The tours from this year’s LEAD included The Farm at Agritopia, Queen Creek Olive Mill, Arid Zone Trees, Hole in the Rock, Pinal Feeding Company, Danzeisen Dairy and Rawhide Cowboy/Adventure Town. The speakers included Native Spirits, Patrick Bray, Al Snyder, Robin Kleine, Kelli Retallick, Chef Ashley Pado, and Patrick Perez. Workshops were conducted by the National Junior Angus Board of Directors and the Agricultural Career Breakouts included Focus Marketing, CAB, and AGI. As with every beef breed association the future lies in the hands of the juniors and the LEAD conference does a great job sparking interest and teaching juniors how to continue to keep the Angus breed on top. It is never too early to sign up for the LEAD conference next year. Also, always encourage your friends and fellow junior members to take the
next step in signing up. The location for the 2017 LEAD Conference will be revealed in October. The memories made in Phoenix will last a lifetime. As you can see, Ohio juniors have had a busy summer. This year’s Ohio State Fair and 2016 LEAD conference were both a success. Thank you to everyone that donated items for the basket raffle. As we head back to school, we are happy for this year’s great summer and look forward to the upcoming year. Jacob LeBrun OJAA Reporter
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Lydia Dance OJAA President & LEAD Part.
2016 Ohio Jr. Angus Association Officers President: Lydia Dance Vice President: Keri Felumlee Secretary: Kinsey Crowe Treasurer: Kerrie Miller Reporter: Jacob LeBrun Advisors: Jamie King 614-202-7998 jamieking_826@hotmail.com Barb Dance 937-393-4766 dfalivestockhealth@gmail.com
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Miami Valley Angus Association Dave Long, Pres. 513-383-4077 Dan Brosey, V.P. 513-315-6894 Christy Campbell, Sec./Tres. 937-533-7051 Steve Crowe, State Director 937-603-4352
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Industry News & Notes Angus Convention Announces Grand Prize
Priefer and Tru-Test partner to provide ultimate giveaway. The list of reasons to attend the Angus Convention this November is a lengthy one. Thousands of Angus breeders, commercial cattlemen and others are expected to attend the event scheduled for Nov. 5-7 at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Ind. From world-class education, inspiring keynote speakers, a packed trade show and plenty of entertainment, there’s much excitement surrounding the American Angus Association’s premier event. And if that wasn’t enough: one lucky convention attendee on Monday, Nov. 7 will win a complete livestock management system. Priefert Manufacturing and Tru-Test scales are partnering to provide the Angus Convention’s grand prize giveaway, says Becky Weishaar, director of Creative Media for Angus Media. The system, worth $26,700, will include the Priefert Rough Stock Open Corral System for 35 head, with sweep; Priefert 35-foot (ft.) adjustable alley; Priefert Model S04 Squeeze Chute; and Tru-Test XR5000 Indicator, HD1010 Load Bars, scale mounting brackets and XRS2 eID Stick Reader. “We’re beyond excited to announce this prize package from Priefert and Tru-Test,” said Weishaar. “This is an investment cattlemen and Angus producers can really use, and it’s a huge reward to the winner. We’re very thankful for the opportunity to partner with these two cattle industry leaders to provide this prize package.” With registration, all individuals will be entered for a chance to get their hands on this outstanding prize package. Participants are encouraged to register before Aug. 31 to receive the best registration price: $75 per person. About the Prize Priefert’s corral is designed to handle approximately 35 head and features a 135° Rough Stock Open Sweep with a 30-ft. straight working alley that leads to a Model S04 Squeeze Chute. The system is constructed from the company’s heaviest, most
durable panels to ensure it can handle the roughest cattle. The layout features a single holding pen that feeds into the sweep. The 30-ft. working alley is adjustable and can be set to one of four widths to accommodate the size of cattle being worked. With no tools required, the “no-back” Alley Stop can be easily adjusted to prevent cattle from backing out of the alley. The durable architecturalgrade powder-coat finish with UV inhibitors will add years of life to the system by helping panels resist rust, scratches and fading. The Rough Stock Open Preg Panels provide operators safe and easy access to the rear of the cow for pregnancy checking or artificial insemination. The Model S04 squeeze chute is Priefert’s No. 1 selling squeeze chute and features the Model 91 headgate that works in manual or automatic mode. This system helps take some of the “work” out of working cattle, and it is designed to be “easy on the cow, easy on the cowboy.” The eID Reader is Tru-Test’s latest reader, and won’t be on the market until mid- to late August. The load bars included in Tru-Test’s package will allow the producer to mount the scale under the Priefert chute. Tru-Test’s scale package alone is valued at nearly $6,590. “Priefert is excited to partner with Angus to be the major giveaway sponsor for the 2016 convention,” said Courtney Dyer, director of marketing for Priefert Manufacturing. “We have steadily increased our participation with the convention each year because we see real value in the event and in the quality audience that attends. Much like Priefert, Angus producers sell a value-added product and really understand and appreciate what that means. By partnering with TruTest, Priefert has been able to elevate the product giveaway to a whole new level and provide a total management system for Angus producers.” The giveaway will take place at 9:30 a.m. CST on Monday, Nov. 7, and the attendee must be present to claim the prize. Head over to angusconvention.com today and register for the convention and your chance to win. For the best value, sign up before Aug. 31 for full-access to convention activities, education, entertainment and meals for only $75 per person. Registration increases to $125 on Sept. 1.
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11 a.m. • Monday • October 17, 2016 • Bidwell, Ohio Selling Outstanding Show Heifer and Brood Cow Prospects, Select Bred Heifers and Cow/Calf Pairs
Paul H. Hill 11503 State Rd. 554 Bidwell, OH 45614 (740) 367-7021 * Fax (740) 367-7937 Jon Davis (740) 645-7947 Jay Stout (740) 367-7021 www.championhillangus.com E-mail: champion@championhillangus.com
America’s Number One Source of Champions - Where Winning is Only the Beginning
October 16, 2016 Sunday • 1 p.m. Claylick Run Sale Facility Newark, OH
Thomas Lucy 9648
Reg#: 16605198 • DOB: 8/9/09 Sire: S A V Net Worth 4200 Dam: Thomas Lucy 5898 BW +2.5 • WW +61 • YW +106 • Milk +23 MARB +.68 • REA +.73 • $W +58.42 • $B +133.00 • Thomas Lucy 9648 is the foundation donor of the Claylick Run and Way View Cattle Co. joint embryo program. She blends the power sires Net Worth and Grid Maker with the storied Thomas Lucy family. • Claylick Run’s consignments will include a featured bred heifer by All In and from this elite donor.
X-Basin Lucy X140
Reg#: 15951670 • DOB: 11/3/06 Sire: SAV 8180 Traveler 004 Dam: Basin Lucy 178E BW +2.0 • WW +54 • YW +98 • Milk +28 MARB +.10 • REA +.29 • $W +54.85 • $B +117.65 • Lucy X140 is the royally bred foundation donor of the Exline program, blending 004 the longtime Genex/CRI sire with the $410,000 now-deceased Lucy 178E. • Highlighting the Exline consignments are a pair of daughters. A fall first calf heifer sired by Consensus 7229 and an E.T. open heifer by Ten X!
SELLING OVER 60 LOTS!
SALE MANAGED BY:
• Open Heifers • Bred Heifers • Pregnancies • Donors • E.T. Heifer Calves • Fall Calving Pairs • Spring Cow/Calf Pairs
Way-View Cattle Co. LLC Fred & Jay Penick 740-404-1832
Sale Consignors:
Exline Farms
Chuck & Pamela Exline 304-483-2061
Dan Wells, Sec./Fieldman 740-505-3843 • danwells@ohioangus.org www.ohioangus.org
Claylick Run Angus Genetics Dave & Dawn Felumlee 740-404-3594
2016 Tennessee State Fair Jr. Angus Show
Reserve Grand Champion Bred-and-owned Female LRD Georgina 1556 won reserve grand champion bred-and-owned female at the 2016 Tennessee State Fair Junior Angus Show, Sept. 11 in Nashville, Tenn. Lydia Dance, Hillsboro, Ohio, owns the October 2015 daughter of S A V Bismarck 5682. Guy Laflin, Saint Ignatius, Mont., evaluated the 38 entries. Photo by Alex Tolbert, American Angus Association.
2016 Tennessee State Fair Roll of Victory Angus Show
Intermediate Champion Heifer Champion Hill Georgina 8872 won intermediate champion heifer at the 2016 Tennessee State Fair Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Sept. 11 in Nashville, Tenn. Lydia Dance, Hillsboro, Ohio, owns the winning heifer. Photo by Alex Tolbert, American Angus Association.
Jim, Sharon, Christina, & Caroline Winter 5839 Ashville-Fairfield Road Ashville, Ohio 43103 (740) 983-2755 jswinter1@frontier.com Reserve Grand Champion Owned Female Champion Hill Georgina 8872 won reserve grand champion owned female at the 2016 Tennessee State Fair Junior Angus Show, Sept. 11 in Nashville, Tenn. Lydia Dance, Hillsboro, Ohio, owns the July 2015 daughter of S A V Bismarck 5682. Guy Laflin, Saint Ignatius, Mont., evaluated the 38 entries. Photo by Alex Tolbert, American Angus Association.
Bronze and Silver Awards Lydia Dance, Hillsboro, Ohio, left, received her Bronze and Silver Awards at the 2016 Tennessee State Fair Junior Angus Show, Sept. 11 in Nashville, Tenn. The Bronze and Silver Awards are the first two levels of the National Junior Angus Association Recognition Program. Juniors must apply for the awards and then meet point requirements in many areas of participation before receiving them. Alex Tolbert, American Angus Association regional manager is presenting the awards. Photo by American Angus Association.
Herd Certified and Accredited Johne’s Testing
Cows & Heifers FOR SALE
Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Nov. 5-7 Nov. 19
Ohio Angus Calender of Events
Cattleman’s Choice Angus Sale, Newark, OH Champion Hill Angus Sale, Bidwell, OH Angus Convention, Indianapolis, IN Best of Both Worlds Sale, Newark, OH
Ohio Angus Association Dan Wells, Secretary/Fieldman 12620 Westfall Rd. Frankfort, OH 45628
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