Kansas Angus News - 2025 Spring/Summer

Number 648 . Spring/Summer 2025

SELLING 100 BULLS & 40 FEMALES

Saturday, March 15, 2025

p.m.

at the Ranch

5 miles north and 2 1/2 west of Zenda, KS or 9 miles west, 9 miles south and 2 1/2 west of Kingman, KS

Our 2025 sale cattle now rank in the TOP 20% of the breed on yearling and weaning EPD’s combined with traditional calving ease = unique efficiency.

LAR Man in Black

DAR Propel T085

BW +2.8 WW +94 YW +160 Milk +23 CED +8 Marb +1.07 RE +.84 $C +336

BW -.7 WW +78 YW +140 Milk +23 CED +10 Marb +.79 RE +.68 $C +295

Selling 9 sons

Selling 5 sons

Reg # 19955191

Reg # 19612156

HF Safe & Sound 019 Reg # 19705988

BW -.7 WW +69 YW +127 Milk +31 CED +17 Marb +.88 RE +.80 $C +320

Selling 5 sons

Bigk/WSC Iron Horse 025F

73 years of Breeding Quality BW +.1.0 WW +88 YW +156 Milk +23 CED +11 Marb +.72 RE +1.18 $C +323 Angus Cattle Selling 6 sons ♣ 1952 -2025 ♣ Reg # 19415015

Other Main Service Sires Deer Valley Growth Fund - 11 grandsons Ferguson Breakout 103H - 15 sons Windy Ridge Great Plains 013 - 8 sons LD Dually 0181 - 8 sons Mead Magnitude – 4 sons Barstow Bankroll B73 – 3 sons Plus other sires

View videos of sale cattle on DVAuction after 3/10/25 and live in sale ring on 3/15/25 Free delivery on 3 or more lots within 300 miles All cattle sell free of all known genetic defects Founding member of

2014 Certified Angus Beef Seedstock Commitment to Excellence Award

B A R Dynamic Reg # 19923789

BW - 2.9 WW +92 YW +158 Milk +24 CED +16 Marb + 1.20 RE +.66 $C +316

Selling 8 sons

Contact:

Mike Molitor

Mike -Cell (620) 243-3081 11558 S.W. 90th St. Zenda, KS 67159 molangus@onlinezenda.net

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Kansas Angus Association News Interested in a Leadership Role in Ks Angus Assn.?

District 4 Director position open There is currently a vacancy on the Kansas Angus Association Board of Directors for District 4 Director. District 4 represents the north central region of the state and includes the counties : Washington, Republic, Jewell, Smith, Phillips, Clay, Cloud, Mitchell, Osborne, Rooks, Ottawa, and Lincoln.

Interested members should contact Anne at kansasangus@wbsnet.org or KAA president Cash Schilling at (785) 332-4215.

Kansas Angus Association board members met on February 10 in

Hutchinson for the first board meeting of the year. Pictured from left are: Clinton Laflin, Cash Schilling, Stephanie Dickerson, Trey Hinkson, Elizabeth Perkins, Beth Krehbiel, Ben Gleason and Josh Laflin. Several others joined the meeting via Zoom.

Kansas Junior Angus Preview Show is June 6-7 Kansas Junior Angus Association members are planning their annual summer Preview Show. The Preview Show will be June 6-7 on the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson. The contests and annual meeting are on Kansas to Host National Angus Tour in October Saturday and the show on Sunday. Cattle classes will include owned and The National Angus Convention and American Angus Association Annual Meeting bred and owned females, cow/calf pairs, bred and owned bulls ,registered will be in Kansas City, Missouri November 1-2, 2025.

Angus steers commercial predominately black Angus crossbred steers and As part of pre– convention tours and activities the Kansas Angus Association will a Genotype & Phenotype (PGS) show. host a the National Angus Tour on Friday , October 31 . Approximately 200 attendees are expected, buses will depart from the Kansas City Downtown Marriot . To attend the tour participants must register when they register for the Convention.

through contest participation.

Juniors may also compete in showmanship, sales talk, herdsman’s quiz, and public speaking contests Two showmanship representatives to the 2025 National Junior Showmanship Contest in Tulsa, Oklahoma as well as members of the KJAA team sales and fitting NJAS teams will be chosen

Plans are being made to center the tour around the Manhattan area. Confirmed stop locations are Downey Ranch , Wamego and Kansas State University, Stanley Stout Center for lunch . The stop at the Stout Center will also extend an opportunity for Kansas Angus Association members to display cattle as part of the tour.

At this point, we are seeking a third tour stop. If you would like to have your farm or ranch considered as a stop please contact Anne Lampe at kansasangus@wbsnet.org , (620) 874-4273.

Later this spring, more details on members displaying registered Angus cattle during the KSU/Stout Center stop will be available thorough our Kansas Angus Update E-List and at www.KansasAngus.org

The two-day event will feature the KJAA annual meeting, officer elections and awards presentations. The Kansas Angus Auxiliary will conduct their summer meeting and award scholarships in conjunction with the Preview Show. ►Ownership/transfer deadline is May 15. Show entry deadline is June 1, late entries are not accepted. The rue and schedule of events is online at www.kansasangus.org/kjaa .

Entries will be processed through the Showman.app.

Kansas Angus News Please send mailing address updates/corrections to Anne at kansasangus@wbsnet.org or by text to 620-874-4273

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The President's Pen As I sit here and write this, it is a balmy -3 out . I am so looking forward to spring and green grass.

Bull sale season is firing up and once again high-end Angus genetics are in high demand. The cattle market is at an all-time high with many factors looking like this to continue for a while.

We all know markets are secular, but the one thing that remains the same is good genetics are always in demand. Look around the state of Kansas you will not find a shortage of great Angus cattle to choose from.

What makes for great genetics? That's for you to decide and what works for you. I'm glad we are in an industry that we all don't have to do the same thing and we can find our own way to be successful.

Cash Schilling 2025 Kansas Angus Association President 785-332-4215

Notes & News from Anne Family, a group of persons united .

In recent years, the term “family” has been used to go beyond the traditional meaning of family. We often hear the phrases work family, school family and over the past few years the American Angus Association has used the tagline Angus Family .

In January, during the annual Kansas Angus Banquet I looked around the room and saw the faces of our Kansas Angus Family, I realized that we are truly a family that share a bond of not only Angus cattle but of values, goals, determination and mutual respect.

The banquet brings together generations of Angus enthusiasts. Those that have “been there” for years openly welcome new members to the family. The Kansas Angus Family celebrates, encourages and supports each generation through recognition, shared goals and fundraising while we come together to learn, plan, promote Angus cattle and make a place for the next generation of Angus producers.

We have been a “family” for 73 years, I am confident that our Kansas Angus Family will continue to grow and succeed for generations to come.

“The bond that links a family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other’s life.” — Richard Bach Until Next Time, Anne S. Lampe, Kansas Angus Association Manager,; Kansas Angus News Editor Kanasasangus@wbsnet.org, 620-874-4273

In this Issue

73rd Annual Meeting, Banquet 12 Futurity Junior Show Champions 13 Page 1. Ks Angus Association News ▪ 1 President's Pen, Editors Notes, KAA Info ▪ 2 Gardiner -Honorary Member 14-15 Angus Business 4 KJAA 6 Ks Angus Auxiliary 10 Cover photo by Anne Lampe Calendar/Sales & Events ▪ 10

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President : Cash Schilling, Goodland Vice President : Stephanie Dickerson, Paradise Secretary/Mgr: Anne Lampe, Scott City (620) 874-4273 Treasurer: Elizabeth Perkins, Ellsworth Past President: Lynne Hinrichsen, Westmoreland District Directors Term Expires # 1 Josh Laflin, Olsburg 2028 # 2 David Breiner, Alma 2026 # 3 Kyla McCabe, Elk City 2028 #4 # 5 Clinton Laflin, Russell 2027 # 6 Beth Cornwell Krehbiel, St. John 2028 # 7 Adam Jones, St. Francisville 2028 # 8 Cole Gardiner, Ashland 2028 Directors At Large (Commercial) Trey Hinkson, Cottonwood Falls 2028 Brad Schrick, Hiawatha 2026 Bryce Barnett, Muscotah 2027 Directors At Large (Purebred) Ben Gleason, Maple Hill 2026 Drake Rowh, Jennings 2028 Craig Beran, Claflin 2027 Bookkeeper– Betsy Anderson betsyakaa@gmail.com The KAA board meets four times February, May, September and December. Members are welcome to attend meetings.

Contact Anne Lampe for meeting dates & locations.

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Angus Business

News and information provided by the American Angus Association ® & Certified Angus Beef , LLC.

Technology in the Angus Breed

By Levi Landers, Director of Field & Member Services The electronic world we live in is something most of us would have never dreamed of, or at least me.

I have been accused from time to time of being old-fashioned as I take notes with pen and paper and still prefer to write checks to pay bills. Recently, I have conformed to the times and have even quit carrying a Rand McNally map in the car and do most banking online now.

The American Angus Association membership is a very diverse group, and as an Association we strive to conform to all preferences that our membership needs whether that is electronic or paper.

Electronic storage of registration certificates is a service that the Association provides that grows every year. There are several options once you select this preference on what you can do with certificates in a convenient manner.

Members and affiliate members can simply update their current settings online through their AAA Login account: Click on MY HERD > scroll over Registration Certificates > click on Registration Certificate Storage Preference.

an ACH option. This allows for direct payment from a personal or business banking account that gives the members new options, where in the past all they could do was mail a check or use a credit card.

AGI White Paper Looks at Future of Phenotyping, Commercial Data

By Sarah Kocher, Communications Specialist

Angus Genetics Inc. releases white paper on next-gen phenotyping to drive commercial profitability.

A new white paper, released by Angus Genetics Inc. (AGI®) on Jan. 28 with support from the Angus Foundation, discusses the future of phenotyping and expansion of data collection into the commercial sector. Written by Troy Rowan, assistant professor of beef cattle genomics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, the paper examines industry research and results from Imagine: AGI’s Beef Genetics Forum, which took place Sept. 25-26, 2024. The event was attended by professionals from academic, research, allied industry and ranching backgrounds.

One of the major themes of the paper is the numerous technological developments poised to affect phenotype collection. Examples include computer-vision technology and wearable sensors.

From here you can check the box to set your default to electronically store your registration certificates on any future registrations and transfers into your account.

“By using these technologies to measure traits on continuous scales rather than the categorical scales we currently use for traits like hair shedding or foot angle, we can increase precision of phenotype measurements and consequently increase the quality of EPDs (expected progeny differences) over time,” Rowan For registration certificates you currently have, simply drop them in the mail to us, says. Rowan also discusses in the paper the types of data most important and and we can convert them to electronic storage for you, free of charge. economically viable for the industry to pursue.

When members are submitting registrations, they will either be printed or electronically stored according to current settings. When submitting registrations online through your AAA Login account, each registration application will give you the option to “Store Electronically: Yes or No.”

“We should work on developing genetic selection tools that capture all elements of commercial profitability, continuing to improve yield and the eating experience of our end product while also making our cowherd more efficient, adapted and productive,” Rowan says.

Advancing terminal and maternal traits, health and other challenging areas of production require data integration and more advanced tools, he says in the paper.

André Garcia, senior geneticist with AGI, says AGI is uniquely positioned to help Any member or affiliate member can create their own online portal with the Amer- facilitate these conversations, and the white paper will help to advance discussions. ican Angus Association by going to www.angusonline.org and submitting the required information. This service is provided as a member benefit at no charge.

“We have a lot of discussion about the importance of commercial data, but the underlying question is how to make collection an easier process,” Garcia says. “It Electronically stored certificates Electronically stored certificates are eligible for online transfer and online correc- will take a coordinated effort to tackle these issues, on all fronts really — the technology development and application, costs, data sharing, use of the data, tions through AAA Login. Remember, once an animal is transferred to another breeder, the certificate is either printed or electronically stored depending on the etc.” Garcia says the Imagine genetics forum was the perfect catalyst to spark these discussions because of the involvement of breeders, researchers and settings your buyer has selected. others in the industry. “We want something the whole supply chain can benefit from and contribute to,” Garcia says. “For this, it’s valuable to gather everyone, Also, producers can request electronically stored certificates to be printed and share and listen. Then we can move forward and work together to make promailed at any time at no additional cost. Note — if a paper certificate is printed, it gress.” will be mailed to the seller according to the Association’s policy, unless otherwise directed by the seller.

With 80% of the U.S. cow herd being Angus-influenced, according to the 2023 Industry Insights survey conducted by CattleFax, there’s no question the breed As members of the American Angus Association, I would encourage you to talk to and users of Angus genetics will influence next steps. “Angus has a long history your commercial customers on the benefits of having their own Login profile of leading genetic improvement programs — from some of the first EPD calculawithin the portal system. Again, this is free service and great customer service. tions, to the integration of genomics, to single-step evaluations,” Rowan says.

As the expected progeny differences (EPDs) and $Values are updated every Friday, your customers can view their updated EPD profiles and make breeding “Moving forward, they are well-positioned to be leaders in the adoption of new decisions based on the needs of their operation. Also, when an affiliate member phenotyping technologies and innovative data structures.” has their own profile and would like to participate in any of the services provided by the American Angus Association such as AngusLinkSM and AngusVerifiedSM it The complete white paper is available online at www.angus.org To join the indusmakes the entire process seamless. try conversation about next-gen phenotyping and driving commercial profitability, If you select “Yes,” you will not receive a printed registration certificate. This animal will be available online for corrections and transfers. If you select “No,” you will receive a printed registration certificate on that animal in the mail.

Paperless billing is another option that any member or affiliate member can access through Login. In July 2024 the American Angus Association implemented

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respond and tag Angus Genetics Inc. on LinkedIn.

46 th A nnual S pring Saturday, April 5, 2025 • 9 AM Henry & Nan Gardiner Marketing Center • Near Ashland, Kansas

1,200 HEAD

460 REGISTERED BULLS 272 REGISTERED FEMALES

13 Donor Cows • 44 Donor Heifers 12 3-n-1 Pairs • 30 Bred Cows • 173 Bred Heifers

450 AI BRED COMMERCIAL HEIFERS WITH METHOD GENETICS EPDS & INDEXES Join us Friday evening, April 4, for dinner followed by “There’s no secret sauce in elite cow-calf production!”

Ag economist and beef industry consultant Nevil Speer will moderate a panel discussion with four diversified cow-calf producers, Whitney Hall, Hall Ranch, Loco, Okla.; Sylvia Sellard, Sellard Farms, Bucklin, Kan.; Marisa Kleysteuber, K Ranch & Triangle H, Garden City, Kan.; and Paige Nelson, fifth generation rancher and leading ag journalist, Rigby, Idaho. These operations rely on birth to harvest performance and focus on multi-trait excellence in both sire selection and heifer retention.

Watch the sale and bid live online at Bid.SuperiorLivestock.com and Bid.Live-Ag.com.

Register to bid prior to sale day.

At the risk of sounding like a broken record, Beacon represents all we have strived to replicate for generations in our pursuit of multi-trait excellence. Calving ease, early growth, moderate stature, maternal excellence and end-product merit. It’s all there in one impressive phenotypic package.

Lot 1 GAR Beacon (20871969)

It’s taken us eight years since the Starbuck Wildfire to rebuild our cow herd without compromising the discipline required to make multi-trait matings. Seeing 332 raise her calf in our native pastures and considering her genetic capacity to replicate the process for years to come is gratifying. She is a specimen for calving ease, tremendous growth, moderate stature, upper percentile $M and across the board 1% of the Angus breed for end-product merit.

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Kansas Junior Angus Association Greetings Kansas Junior Members!

I hope everyone is getting along well through calving and sale season preparations!

My term as the Kansas Junior Angus Association President ends in June, and I would like to thank everyone who has been a part of my junior career. I would not be where I am today without the opportunities and experiences I’ve gained through the junior associations and the Angus breed!

Once again, I would like to remind everyone to attend the Summer Preview Show June 7-8 in Hutchinson! The entry deadline is June 1st. KJAA Officer, Director, and Advisor positions are due June 1st. I encourage all junior members ages 12+ to apply for an office and take advantage of the opportunity to develop friendships and expand your skill sets.

Representatives Elected During the winter meeting of the KJAA on January 25, Lyle Perrier, Eureka was elected by the membership of the KJAA to be a candidate for election to the National Jr. Angus Association Board of Directors (NJAA) .

Eliza Rosenhagen, Cheney and Cohen Navinsky, Easton were selected to represent Kansas as voting delegates. Elections and the annual meeting of the NJAA will take place in July during the National Junior Angus Show in Tulsa, OK. Kansas Jr Angus Preview Show June 7-8, 2025, Kansas State Fairgrounds, Hutchinson, KS

I look forward to seeing everyone at upcoming Angus events!

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Sincerely,

Junior Show– Entry Deadline June 1, Showman.app

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Kelsey Rae Theis

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2024-25 KJAA President, kelseytheis2004@gmail.com 913-683-4316

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KJAA Annual Meeting & Officer Elections

Application for Officers and Advisors are due June 1.

Contests– Quiz, Sales Talk, Exempt Speaking, Public Speaking Ks National Jr Angus Showmanship Contest representative selection

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For Ks Scholarship application deadlines see page 10– Kansas Angus Auxiliary 2024-25 Ks Jr Angus Association Board of Directors term Aug 1, 2024 to Aug 1, 2025 Officers President- Kelsey Theis-Leavenworth President Elect- Austin Woodrow- Emporia Vice President-Lyle Perrier- Eureka 2nd Vice President- Addie Haverkamp- Bern Secretary-Jackson McCurry-Colwich Treasurer-Cohen Navinsky--Easton Reporter-Kaelyn Schilling--Goodland Historian-Sullivan Haverkamp-Bern Co-Membership Director-Molly Hill--Baldwin Co-Membership Director- Cheyenne Brunker -Ottawa Directors District 1 Director– Addie Burns District 2 Director– Ruby Hill District 3 Director-Hannah Perrier District 4 Director- Brekyn Zier District 5 Director-Ruby Shaver District 6 Director– Aubree McCurry District 8 Director-Avery Mullen Director at Large– Creed Caldwell Past President-Jayce Dickerson-Paradise Advisors–3 year term Mark and Brenna Wulfkuhle- wulfkulheb@gmail.com (3rd year/2025) Neal and Marya Haverkamp- neal@namahavalleycattle.com (2nd year/2026) Cash and Amanda Schilling-schillinglandandcattle@gmail,com ( 1st year/2027) Anne Lampe-620-874- 4273 cell, kansasangus@wbsnet.org

www.kansasangus.org/KJAA Members! Join our Facebook GroupKansas Junior Angus Association.

Info, Events, Dates & Deadlines

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National Jr Angus Show– Tulsa, Oklahoma June 28- July 5, 2025 May 15 • Cattle ownership/transfer process date deadline—no exceptions , Any animals that require DNA will need to CLEAR on or before the ownership date. This includes ET calves, so please plan accordingly.

• NJAS Early entry deadline • May 31 late entry deadline– additional fees apply NEW at NJAS- NJAA Showmanship Contest for junior and intermediates will take place Monday, June 30th starting at 9:00 a.m. The contest is available to the following age divisions, as of January 1 of the current year: Junior A (8-10) Junior B (11-13) Intermediate A (14-15) Intermediate B (16-17) Rules for the NJAA Showmanship Contest can be found at the NJAA Website under contests. Exhibitors competing in showmanship must sign up for the contest prior to the entry deadline.

Contests: There are many contests for NJAA members to participate in both in person at NJAS and Virtual! A few changes to note: • Creative Writing deadline is March 25th • Career Development deadline is April 1st, and the contest will take place April 15th, virtually.

• Cook Off, Photography, and Graphic Design deadlines are May 15th XX Auctioneering and Prepared Public Speaking have been removed as contests from the National Junior Angus Show.

For complete info www.angus.org/njaa

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Hello from the Auxiliary With spring upon us, summer will not be far behind. Many of you take your family vacations during this time and are lucky enough to have them revolve around Angus events. For some, the only “vacation” you have ever had includes a trailer with Angus cattle in tow!

We want to say thank you again to those that supported the Auxiliary efforts during the banquet. The funds raised will directly impact the juniors as we award scholarships and provide support to the juniors in the coming events.

If you are a high school senior, the application deadline for the Auxiliary scholarship is April 1. The top male and female from the state can be sent on to compete for additional scholarship funds with the American Angus Auxiliary Scholarship.

As a reminder, there is a new scholarship also due April 1 (KAAux Angus Foundation Endowment Scholarship). The Auxiliary ifs offering a scholarship for anyone above the freshman level in college, whether that is a trade school, junior college, university, or any degreed program such as nursing or vo-tech.

For any juniors that have been active in educational and leadership activities between May 15, 2024, and May 15, 2025, apply for the Challenge Award. This prestigious award can only be received once during a junior’s career. If you have been active in the Angus showring during this same time, consider applying for the Premier Exhibitor Award. This award can be earned multiple times during a junior’s career. The awards are evaluated on a points system and due May 25.

For mor information on the awards above, visit the Kansas Angus Auxiliary website for more information or contact any Auxiliary officer. If you would like to help support juniors through the Auxiliary, don’t hesitate to reach out! It takes a village, and we are fortune to have one of the best!

Esther Tarpoff

2023-25 KS Angus Auxiliary Leaders

President—Esther McCabe Tarpoff 620.636.0245 Vice President- Emily Mullen Secretary– Brenna Wulfkuhle Treasurer- Lori Fink 785.532.8171 Reporter– Ashley Navinsky Past President/Advisor– Tonya Theis

Kansas Angus Auxiliary President esthertarpoff@gmail.com, 620-636-0245

Dates to Remember: April 1 – Auxiliary Scholarship Applications due for high school seniors graduating in spring 2025 April 1 – Auxiliary Endowment Scholarship Application due for college students (trade school, junior college, university, other degreed programs such as nursing or vo-tech) May 25 – Challenge Award Application due May 25 – Premier Exhibitor Award Application due For more info and application links visit www.kansasangus.org/auxiliary

Hospitality Chairman– Mary McCurry Miss Ks Angus Program Chairman– Anne Lampe Ways & Means Chairman– Mary McCurry Achievement Awards Chairman- Emily Mullen Scholarship Committee 2025 Chairman Ashley Navinsky , 913-683-4294, adaamnrdh@yahoo.com

www.kansasangus.org/auxiliary

Ks Angus Calendar * Spring/Summer 2025 • 3/1/2025-Laflin Angus Ranch-Olsburg, KS-Sale

• 3/16/2025-April Valley Farm PT Sale-Leavenworth, KS

• 4/12/2025-Fink Beef Genetics-Randolph, KS-Sale

• 3/2/2025-Lazy H Ranch-Hays, KS-Sale

• 3/17/2025-B&D Angus-Claflin, KS-Sale

• 4/21/2025-Ohlde Cattle Co.-Palmer, KS-Sale

• 3/3/2025-Don Johnson Angus-Salina, KS-Sale

• 3/18/2025-Hinkson Angus Ranch-Cottonwood Falls, KS • /5/2025-GAR Meating Demand Bull Sale-Ashland, KS

• 3/3/2025-Lyons Ranch-Manhattan, KS-Sale

• 3/19/2025-Mid-Kansas Angus Breeders-Lacrosse, KS-

• 6/7-8/2025-Ks Jr Angus Preview Show-Hutchinson, KS-

• 3/4/2025-Cornwell Farms-@ LaCrosse Livestock

• 3/19/2025-Woodbury Farms-Overbrook, KS-Sale

Show/Meeting

• 3/5/2025-Carcass Plus Bull Sale-Isabel, KS

• 3/20/2025-Benoit Angus Ranch-Esbon, KS-Sale

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• 3/6/2025-Larson Ranch-Leoti, KS-Sale

• 3/21/2025- Sunflower Genetics Sale, Maple Hill, KS

• 9/13.2025– Kansas State Fair Open Angus Show,

• 3/7/2025-K-State Legacy Sale-Manhattan, KS

• 3/22/2025-Harris Angus-Ottawa, KS-Sale

Hutchinson

• 3/8/2025-Jones Family Farm-Wamego, KS-Sale

• 3/22/2025-New Haven Angus-Leavenworth, KS-Sale

• 10/31--11/1-2,/2025-National Angus Convention-Kansas

• 3/8/2025-May-Way Farms-Baldwin City, KS-Sale

• 3/23/2025-Rockin' H Cattle-Haddam, KS-Sale

City, MO-Convention/Meeting/Tour

• 3/9/2025-Huninghake Premium Genetics Bull Sale-

• 3/24/2025- Oleen Bros Best of Both Worlds Sale-

Frankfort, KS

Dwight, Ks• 3/25/2025-Ferguson Angus-Agra, KS-Sale

• 3/12/2025-Stucky Ranch-Kingman, KS-Sale

• 3/26/2025-Schilling Cattle-Brewster, KS-Sale

• 3/13/2025-BJ Angus Genetics-Manhattan, KS-Sale

• 3/27/2025-McCabe Genetics-Elk City, KS-Sale

• 3/13/2025-McCurry Angus Ranch Bull Sale-Burrton, KS

• 3/28/2025-Mill Brae Ranch/Barrett Cattle-Maple Hill, KS

Send your sale date or updates to kansasangus@wbsnet.org. Listing is free to members. Length of calendar in each issue is at discretion of the Editor . Dates subject to change please check with sale host. All events are sales unless otherwise noted. KAA members submit your PRIVATE TREATY SALE info at

• 3/14/2025-Bar S Ranch-Paradise, KS-Sale

• 4/3/2025-Kaiser Angus-Park, KS-Sale

www.kansasangus.org .*More sales will be added as infor-

• 3/14/2025-Huck-Stegman Bull Sale-Dodge City, KS

• 4/5/2025-Gardiner Angus Ranch Production Sale-

• 3/15/2025-On Target Bull Sale/Blue Rapids, KS

Ashland, KS

• 3/15/2025-Molitor Angus Ranch-Zenda, KS-Sale

• 4/7/2025-Green Garden Angus-Lorraine, KS-Sale

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14th

Annual

Bull

Female Sale MARCH 19, 2025 | 6 P.M.

SELLING ANGUS & HEREFORD YEARLING & 2 YEAR OLD BULLS, REGISTERED AND COMMERCIAL YEARLING OPEN REPLACEMENT HEIFERS, AND COMMERCIAL PAIRS!

LOT 1 | 21112297

LOT 2 | 21112319

LOT 5 | 21112344

LOT 29 | 20818152

LOT 35 | 20857853

LOT 44 | 21110847

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Kansas Angus Family gathered for the 73rd Annual Meeting, Banquet & Futurity Junior Show It was a celebration weekend for the Kansas Angus family in Hutchinson as the Kansas Angus Association (KAA), Kansas Angus Auxiliary and the Kansas Junior Angus Association (KJAA) gathered together to host its annual meeting, banquet and Kansas Angus Futurity Junior Show on January 25-26.

Members gathered to conduct the business of the association during the 73rd annual meeting of the Kansas Angus Association. Clay Schilling, Goodland was elected the 2025 president. The Auxiliary hosted their annual hospitality room on Saturday providing snacks and warm drinks for meeting attendees and exhibitors.

Over 160 KAA members, juniors, and guests attended the annual banquet in the 1861 Clun on the Kansas State Fairgrounds as we celebrated the past year’s accomplishments of the Association and planned for the new year.

Mark Gardiner, Ashland was inducted as the association’s newest honorary member. Eliza Rosenhagen, Cheney was crowned Miss Kansas Angus. Addie Burns, Valley Falls and Molly Hill, Baldwin were selected as Ambassadors. Dane Haverkamp, Bern received the Kansas Angus Association Young Angus Producer Scholarship and Jensen Woodworth, Enterprise was presented with the Kenneth and Lorene Moore Memorial Scholarship.

Sixty-six entries in the Kansas Angus Futurity Junior Show were evaluated by judge Brandon Bratcher, Elizabeth, Ind., prior to Dakota Sith Allen, Ottawa claiming the Edmund Theis Memorial Supreme Champion Award buckle after first winning champion bred and owned heifer with BLC Proven Queen 2356 a March 2023 daughter of KR Casino 6243.

Dakota Smith Allen, Ottawa was presented the Edmund Theis Memorial Supreme Champion Award buckle by the Theis Family.

Mark Gardiner, Ashland, right, was presented with the 2024 Kansas Angus Association Honorary Member award Also pictured presenting the award are committee members Jerry Theis, left, and Gordon Stucky, center. The award is dedicated to those that have contributed to the improvement of Angus cattle and the livestock industry in the state of Kansas.

Jensen Woodworth, Enterprise, right, received the Kenneth and Lorene Moore Memorial scholarship.

Pictured presenting the award is Ashley Navinsky, Kansas Angus Auxiliary scholarship chairperson, left.

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Eliza Rosenhagen, Cheney, left, was crowned Miss Kansas Angus Also pictured is Kaelyn Schilling, Goodland, 2024 Miss Kansas Angus, right.

Lynne Hinrichsen, Westmoreland was present a gift of appreciation for her service to the KAA as its 2024 President. Presenting is Cash Schilling 2025 President.

Dane Haverkamp, Bern, center, received the Kansas Angus Association Young Angus Producer scholarSelected as 2025 Kansas Angus Ambassadors are ship. Pictured presenting the award are Cash SchilMolly Hill, Baldwin City, and Addison Burns, Valley ling, Kansas Angus Association president, left; and Falls.

Lynne Hinrichsen, Kansas Angus Association immediate past president, right.

Futurity Junior Show Champions 66 head shown Judge– Brandon Bratcher, Elizabeth, IN

BLC Proven Queen 2356. champion bredand-owned female Dakota Allen, Ottawa.

BLC Proven Queen 2420, reserve n bred-and -owned female, Colby Brunker, Ottawa.

Laflins Apollo 2630, , champion bred-andowned bull, Ellie Laflin.

Nemaha King Pin 4004, reserve n bred-andowned bull. Sullivan Haverkamp.

Laflins Miss Ponderosa 3505 , champion PGS female, Ellie Laflin.

TT Handsome 438 , champion Angus steer, Eli Atkisson.

Hinrichsen Marvin 421, reserve Angus steer, Chasyn Schilling.

Eota of Dalebanks 4649,reserve PGS female , Henry Perrier.

MLA Proven Queen 244 , champion owned female, Cohen Navinsky.

Ferree Fitz Honey Bear 2442 , reserve owned female, Kelsey Theis.

Eli Atkisson, champion predominately black Angus X steer .

Jett McCurry reserve predominantly black Angus x steer.

Novice showmanship: Drew McCurry,1st ; Charlie Fishburn, 2nd.

Novice

Junior

Intermediate

Junior showmanship: Evelyn Clark, 1st;; Molly McCurry,2nd; Eli Atkisson,3rd; Makenzie Fishburn, 4th; Avery Mullen,5th

Intermediate: showmanship Kaelyn Schilling, 1st ; Jackson McCurry,2nd ; Emeri Deters 3rd, Tyle Black, 4th; Elsie Stutzman, 5th.

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Lead by doing. Help others. Leave it better than you found it.

MARK GARDINER: 2024 KANSAS ANGUS ASSOCIATION HONORARY MEMBER AWARD

Honors, awards and industry accolades are typically reserved for folks at the end of their careers after giving all they have to a chosen profession. During the annual Kansas Angus Association banquet, the 2024 Kansas Angus Honorary Member Award was presented to Mark Gardiner, Gardiner Angus Ranch. For anyone that knows Mark, he’s nowhere near the end of his career. In fact, those around him will argue the opposite! Describing himself as an introvert, Mark always suggests there are others more deserving. But in reality, this native Kansas son has made a tremendous impact on the beef industry in America.

In his mid-30s, Gardiner and a small cadre of K-State alums and friends began discussing serious industry problems— declining market share, lack of beef quality and consistency and overall consumer dissatisfaction. After considerable due diligence and collaboration with industry thought leaders, the unique concept of Steve Hunt, U.S. Premium Beef, CEO (retired) U.S. Premium Beef was launched in 1996.

Retired U.S. Premium Beef CEO, Steve Hunt recalled, “In the very early stages of putting together U.S. Premium Beef, one of the challenges we had was to establish a brain trust, really a leadership trust. We needed to not only create a vision and a mission, but we needed to execute a plan. One name began to surface in all our discussions. That name was Mark Gardiner.”

In 2012, a K-State endowment was funded by the friends, customers and the Gardiner family in honor of Henry Gardiner. Henry C. Gardiner Scholarships are awarded each year to students pursuing educational endeavors preparing them to succeed in agriculture.

Applicants are screened based on academic excellence, community involvement and an original essay discussing their future goals. The finalists are interviewed by a panel of faculty and industry thought leaders, including Mark. The Henry C. Gardiner Scholarship has awarded more than $280,000 in scholarship money to 60 students at KState University. Kansas Angus Honorary Award winner in 2022 and retired K-State professor of animal science Dr. Dave Nichols made the following remarks, “These scholarships are the largest we give in the department of animal science. If you look at the students that have won the scholarships, they are the Dr. Dave Nichols, Professor Emeritus, K-State who’s-who of students that have gone on to make industry contributions.”

U.S. Premium Beef was a bold plan to vertically integrate beef production through partnering with a packer. This new business model required all members to commit to delivering one head per share owned to the packer/partner. USPB cattle would be priced on a negotiated grid formula, rewarding higher quality beef. Also, the owner of the cattle (feedyard or producer) received a “report card” on the performance of the cattle. From 1997 through 2024, USPB members have received more than $2.7 billion in dividends and premiums. Mark Gardiner has served as founding member and chairman of the U.S. Premium Beef board of directors since 1997. As a customer service, Gardiner Angus Ranch customers retaining ownership have access to GAR USPB delivery rights. Through 2024, GAR customers have marketed 146,000 head through USPB earning an average premium of $103.89 per head above the base price, totaling more than $15 million.

Mark & Eva Gardiner

Callahan Grund, 2017-2018 Henry C. Gardiner Scholarship winner and current executive director, U.S. CattleTrace offered his thoughts, “My relationship with Mark started during my scholarship interview and has continued to our current relationship as my mentor and fellow seedstock breeder. He’s been very instrumental in our efforts at U.S. CattleTrace, really being that industry thought leader and someone that has the foresight to do what’s right and looking out for his fellow beef producers.”

said, “Mark is a hard worker and a very busy man. But he’s also a family man and a very spiritually faithful man. He’s a forward thinker, always looking to the future. As I’ve watched what he’s done the past more than 30 years, it’s obvious he builds GAR for the commercial world. He surrounds himself with industry experts. He listens and is willing to learn from others that know what they are doing in an industry. I think that’s unique.

He’s setting people up so that Gardiner Angus Ranch can continue in the future.”

The Henry C. Gardiner Lecture Series at K-State, also funded in 2012, has hosted world class innovators and educators. Each year, a committee of across-campus faculty and influencers select individuals that are shaping the modern world, through agriculture and technology, and confronting conventional thought. Mark is an active participant in the selection process each year challenging his colleagues to think differently. As the lecture series has gained prominence, it is one of the most well attended lecture events at Kansas State University, encompassing multiple disciplines, industry sectors and the public.

Someone once said the best example is by doing. Generations of the Gardiner family have practiced leading by doing. In March 2017, the Starbuck Wildfire that ravaged Gardiner Angus Ranch as well as 85% of Clark County, was a true test of community service and leadership. Dr. Randall Spare, Ashland Veterinary Center, and one of Mark‘s closest friends and confidants offered his thoughts, “Leadership is easy during the good times. When times are difficult, it‘s the most challenging. He led our community through the disasterous fire and he did it with grace, even when he had lost so much. His vision has enabled many, many people to be successful in the beef business. One thing I most appreciate is Mark wants everyone to succeed.“

Mark and brother, Greg, are equally committed to the Gardiner Angus Ranch structured internship program. Since 2012, 75 students from universities across the U.S., Great Britain and Australia have completed the roughly four-month internships. Students can choose spring or fall internships. Once on the ranch, the students become a member of the GAR team responsible for day-to-day operations. Interns gain experience in ultrasound, synchronization, cattle handling, herd health, horsemanship, reproduction, data collection and basic animal husbandry. Interns travel with Mark and are introduced to an invaluable network of industry professionals.

Marissa Fisher, fall GAR 2015 intern, now the beef operations manager, beef barn and feedlot, UC Davis, Department of Animal Science, Davis, Calif., offered her congratulations and thoughts, “I drove to Ashland, Kansas, on my twenty-first birthday and met Mark Gardiner. I had the absolute time of my life for the next four months. This internship, genuinely and in the sincerest way, changed my life. I was very shy but knew I wanted a future in the beef industry. The way Mark and the entire Gardiner family opened doors for me, helping me find out who I am, what I’m passionate about and how to apply that to my life; there’s no way I would be where I am today without the Gardiner internship.“ Spring 2019 GAR intern, Adalaide Kline, now beef production program director, Colby Community College, Colby, Kansas, shared her experience, “ When I was an intern, I didn‘t know for sure if I wanted to be in the beef industry. But, through my internship, and through Mark and the Gardiner family‘s mentorship, I realized I wanted to be in the beef industry. I would not be where I am today without his guidance and friendship.“ Throughout many years, Mark found time to help Kansas Angus juniors. Always a fierce competitor, Mark has committed his time and energy in working with many KJAA teams to compete at the highest levels in quiz bowl competitions, sales teams and speech contests, during and after the years his three sons, Cole, Ransom and Quanah, competed. One of our Kansas junior Angus members and 2023-2024 Henry C. Gardiner Scholarship recipient, Ava Perrier, remembers Mark‘s influence, “ Mark was inspirational as a coach and very intentional. He was an amazing coach and willing to work with us even though he didn‘t have skin in the game. It‘s been amazing getting to spend time learning from him.“ Dr. Kirk Gray, Cross Country Genetics, Manhattan, Kan., lead embryologist at Gardiner Angus Ranch for more than three decades

Throughout Mark’s leadership at Gardiner Angus Ranch, all customers are treated equally. From the largest customer to the smallest, whether selling a pot load of bulls or a bull loaded in the back of a bumper pull trailer, each customer receives equal time and consideration. There are no disclaimers on the Gardiner Guarantee due to size of operation. His patience to explain the value of a simple trait or encourage a producer to consider options that may provide more opportunity is never dictated by size or economic strata.

Free delivery is offered on all cattle sold at the ranch. Unlike the Amazon delivery truck, no one expects Jeff Bezos to pull up to the ranch gate. Many GAR customers are not surprised in the least to see Mark Gardiner driving up to the loading chute with a trailer load of cattle. He will tell you delivering customer cattle is a great opportunity to learn more about what the customer needs and expects to be successful. Commitment to customer service isn’t simply an act of homage displayed in a board room. Customer service is built into the fabric at GAR. Mark Gardiner is a husband, father, grandfather, friend, colleague, visionary leader, and is curious, ambitious, generous individual passionate about his family, rural America and the beef cattle industry. Kendal Kay, president of Stockgrowers State Bank, summarizes it best, “Mark has had such an impact on the cattle industry, in our nation, here in the state of Kansas, and even more than that, the impact he has had on our community. He is a true leader. I am so grateful for our relationship. The things I have seen him do, as a banker and a friend, have made me a better banker.“ Mark is a frequent presenter at many industry events. Regardless of his audience, he is quick to offer the basic tenets for Gardiner Angus Ranch practiced every day.

“If our customers make money, we make money.” And lastly, he sums it up best during a recent interview, “If I have one message, it‘s to pay it forward.

Someone gave me a chance. Let’s pay it forward so others have a chance.”

“From the early beginning, Mark and I have worked together. Any situation we‘ve ever been in, I can look up and know what I feel and I know what he feels. From the beginning of our journey, he‘s been my best friend.

That‘s the unique relationship we share.“ —Greg Gardiner

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Kaiser Angus Genetics 25th Annual Production Sale Thursday, April 3, 2025 1:00 PM . at the ranch near park, ks SELLING: . 135 18-Month-Old Angus Bulls . 30 18-Month-Old Hereford Bulls from Waggoner Cattle Co.

Sires in use include: EWA Elevate . HPCA Veracious . Basin Jameson GAR Transcendent . EWA Network GAR Sunbeam . Poss Winchester

EPD % CED +8 35% BW +1.5 55% WW +87 10% YW +154 10% Doc +28 15% Mb +1.67 2% RE +1.41 2% $M +73 30% $W +79 15% $B +257 1% $C +406 1%

KA Winchester 3186 . 10/15/23 . 21120966 Sire: Poss Winchester . MGS: GAR Ashland (N779) Top 1% of the breed for $F, $G, $B & $C Top 2% of the breed for CW, Marbling & Ribeye

EPD % CED +7 45% BW +1.2 50% WW +85 10% YW +145 15% Doc +39 1% Mb +1.58 4% RE +1.29 3% $M +99 2% $W +84 5% $B +235 2% $C +404 1%

KA Winchester 3290 . 11/14/23 . 21121024 Sire: Poss Winchester . MGS: GAR Ashland (N779) Top 1% of the breed for Doc & $C Top 2% of the breed for $M, $G & $B

POWER in the BLOOD

GAR Ashland N779

Dam of the $100,000 GAR Apex leased to Select Sires.

Selling 12 sons of N779 in this sale.

Kaiser Angus For more information about our program, please contact: Darrell & Frina Kaiser 6051 Co. Rd. X . Park, KS 67751 (785) 673-3357 dfkaiser@ruraltel.net . www.KaiserAngus.com

EPD % CED +5 60% BW +2.4 75% WW +74 30% YW +130 30% Doc +13 80% Mb +1.63 3% RE +1.39 2% $M +108 1% $W +80 10% $B +232 2% $C +409 1%

KA Sunbeam W3331 . 9/1/23 . 20809256 Sire: GAR Sunbeam . MGS: GAR Quantum Top 1% of the breed for $M & $C Top 2% of the breed for RE, $G & $B

EPD % CED +11 15% BW +2.6 80% WW +105 1% YW +165 2% Doc +26 20% Mb +1.79 2% RE +.73 45% $M +97 2% $W +110 1% $B +223 3% $C +386 1%

KA Jameson . 10/13/23 . 21120960 Sire: Basin Jameson 1076 . MGS: GAR Ashland (N779) Top 1% of the breed for WW, $W & $C Top 2% of the breed for YW, Marb, $M & $G

Green Garden Angus Calving Ease

Carcass

$Values

Monday April 7, 2025

Est. 1932

1:00 pm CST 2335 10th Rd, Lorraine, KS 67459

66th Annual Production Sale The Program Driven by Data

Average EPDs & $Values

CED 11, Marb. 1.69, $GRID 100, $EN 0, $C 311

Average Angus DNA Rankings CED 33%, Marb 3%, Tenderness 22%

Average Igenity DNA Rankings

Stay 6, RFI 6, Marb 9, Tenderness 8, BCHF 5

Selling 120 Bulls Averages Price of 2024 Sale Bulls

Please join us Sunday Evening April 6, for dinner followed by...

“What Igenity Beef can do for you!”

Price Range

% of Bulls

$3-3,999

10%

$4-4,999

13%

$5-5,999

28%

$6-6,999

21%

$7-7,999

16%

$8-8,999

12%

Special Consignment 20 Bulls from

Perkins Angus Ranch

with special guest speaker

Dr. Paige Pratt, Igenity Beef Genomics Specialist for USA and Canada Livestock Team

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Call, write or email for a catalog Shelly (785) 472-8763 • Ben (785) 472-1164 • Elizabeth (785)-531-1365

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35 ANNUAL SALE • MARCH 25, 2025 32nd Annual Sale...Fourth Tuesday in March March 22, 2022 100 Bulls Sell At the Ranch and Broadcast LIVE on DVAuction

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Ferguson Trailblazer

Deer Valley Growth Fun

• Fourth Tuesday in March • CED %

BW %

WW %

YW %

SC %

HP %

Milk %

Doc %

CW Marb % %

RE %

$F %

$B %

208J

Deer Valley Quaker Hill Growth Fund Manning 4EX9 Mead Connealy Iceman Magnitude 4382 Deer Valley SVF Dash X254 Growth Fund Mead VAR Discovery Magnitude 2240

+7 45% +9 30% +7 45% +6 55%

+2 70% +2.1 70% +1.4 55% +2.8 85%

+89 1% +96 1% +86 2% +88 2%

+158 1% +159 1% +166 1% +156 2%

+.93 45% +1.36 20% +.53 70% +1.88 4%

+13.5 +38 35% 2% +19.1 +25 2% 55% +15.5 +30 20% 20% +19.4 +26 2% 45%

+31 3% +23 25% +29 10% +37 1%

+83 1% +72 4% +70 10% +72 4%

+.87 20% +.79 30% +.65 45% +.58 50%

+.71 +83 +103 +126 35% 10% 1% 2% +.92 +97 +97 +107 10% 1% 1% 15% +1.11 +81 +90 +122 2% 10% 3% 3% +.83 +87 +86 +120 20% 4% 5% 3%

+185 3% +168 10% +180 5% +172 10%

26J

Deer Valley Growth Fund

+9 30%

+.7 40%

+84 3%

+151 2%

+.79 55%

+11.6 55%

+42 1%

+30 5%

+77 2%

+.68 40%

+1.05 4%

+172 10%

101J

Ferguson Connealy Black +9 +1.2 +85 +142 Breakout 3C Granite 30% 50% 3% 5% Deer Valley Ferguson +11 +.7 +102 +192 Growth Fund Stronghold 195E 15% 40% 1% 1% Ferguson A&B Ferguson +9 -.9 +93 +158 CONNEALY CRAFTSMAN Trailblazer 6186 30% 15% 1% 1% Thomas Springfield +10 +.6 +79 +142 Relentless Ramesses 20% 35% 10% 5%

+.75 55% +1.01 40% +1.35 20% +1.47 15%

+15.5 20% +13.8 30% +14.3 30% +13.3 40%

+24 60% +34 10% +20 85% +28 30%

+13 75% +25 20% +30 5% +14 70%

+69 +.54 +.51 +99 +94 +116 +157 10% 55% 65% 1% 2% 5% 20% +92 +.47 +.96 +65 +108 +141 +186 1% 65% 10% 45% 1% 1% 3% +57 +1.26 +.71 +81 +95 +93 +168 FERGUSON 25% 3% 35% 10% OUTPACE 1% 30% 10% +63 +1.11 +1.15 +78 +88 +105 +182 15% 10% 2% 15% 4% 15% 4%

Sale Bull 165J 297J 316J

333J 33J 49J

Sire

Dam’s Sire

A&B Ferguson 6186

$M %

+85 5%

$W %

+106 +118 1% 4%

Call, E-mail or text for a Sale Book...785-476-5345/785-533-1530

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BALL OF FIRE

SELLING APPROXIMATELY 100 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS You can join us at the Ranch near Agra, KS, OR Bid live on DVAuction.

Sire Groups Include: Ferguson Outpace • Basin Jameson Connealy Craftsman • RSA Ball of Fire • Poss Winchester Yon Saluda • Virginia Tech Statesman • & Others

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