Wisconsin Hereford Association - 2022 Winter Review

The Wisconsin Review P. O. Box 232 Plain, WI 53577 Return Service Requested

2023 National Hereford Queen

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Hereford Association 2022 Officers...

President: Rick Starck | Cadott, WI (715) 313-3234 | starckfarm@gmail.com Vice President: Fred Larson | Spring Valley, WI (715) 495-0837 | fredlarson@mac.com Secretary: Lisa Davis | Plain, WI (608) 697-9633 | secretarywihereford@gmail.com Treasurer: Melissa Berggren | Horicon, WI (414) 550-5114 | maggie99mae@yahoo.com

2022 Board of Directors…

Northeast Region Douglas Schulz | Iron Ridge, WI (262) 224-7185 | schulzd1964@gmail.com James Wiechert | Iola, WI (262) 707-3530 | maplecrestfarm@msn.com Shawn Prodell | Algoma, WI (920) 255-1232 | shawnprodell@gmail.com Northwest Region Loxi Smythe | Menomonie, WI (715) 505-6510 | snlfarm@outlook.co Southeast Region Jim Renn | Hartland, WI (414) 217-7366 | jlrenn@sbcglobal.net Jamie Kent | Winslow, IL (608) 628-2632 | jkent@adkinsenergy.com Steve Folkman | Ixonia, WI (262) 617-6346 | cnlfarm@hughes.net Southwest Region Zeb Allen | Reedsburg, WI (608) 963-9410 | shfarm@ymail.com Jaclyn Bevan | Platteville, WI (608) 732-4251 | jaclyn@jaclynbevan.com Dr. BJ Jones | Darlington, WI (608) 482-2961 | BJ@wildcatcattle.com

The Wisconsin Review The official publication of the Wisconsin Hereford Association welcomes member and non-member advertising.

Editor…

Jane Adolph | 815-244-5456 E-mail: jeadolph@gmail.com

President Letter Hello again, it is that time of the year for the last quarter of the Wisconsin Hereford Association’s Review. I hope everyone had a safe and prosperous 2022 as it winds down. I want to take time in the President’s letter to let you know your board has been busy and some of the things that were accomplished in 2022 to date.

Our advertising committee and association members had attended several agriculture events this year including the Driftless Region Beef Conference in Iowa, the Wisconsin Power Show in Oshkosh, the Farm Technology Days in Clark County, and the World Beef Expo in West Allis. We also had representatives from our association at the Kids and Cows Day in Barron County where By: Rick Starck kids have the chance to educate themselves on several topics of WHA President cattle handling and showing and actually had a chance to handle live animals. What a great opportunity to get kids involved in cattle where they wouldn’t have otherwise!

I feel all of these events benefit our association and Hereford cattle by connecting with people and discussing our cattle and the many facets of the cattle industry as well as the challenges we face.

This year’s Wisconsin Hereford Tour was held in the southeast part of the state this fall where several educational topics were discussed by state and national leaders in the cattle industry. AHA Shane Bedwell brought new and exciting information in feed efficiency traits as it relates to the never ending discussion on greener gas emissions, a topic of worldwide discussion. Market information and consumer expectations were also discussed by top leaders in the state. We also enjoyed virtual tours of the host farms.

The Jackpot Steer Show was well attended where Hereford submissions were up from last year and our county fair award program has continued to provide combs to those winning in the show ring.

The Jones family continues to provide excellent supervision to our juniors and I’m sure BJ will be counting on a lot of from all of us in 2023 as the Junior Nationals comes to Madison in 2023.

We want to send a big congratulations out to Madison Katzenberger, WHA Queen on her crowning as the National Hereford Queen. We are fortunate to have her representing us.

It was our goal as a board to provide better communications to our members this year utilizing our updated website and group emails to inform you of what has occurred and what is happening in the future. We understand better communications provides others a chance to get involved in our association and as we move forward promoting and growing Hereford cattle we hope our association does too!

I’m sure I missed many other accomplishments we have made in 2022 and who knows what is in store for 2023. I do know our annual meeting is in January and Secretary Lisa Davis is working very hard in planning that meeting and hope everyone can make it.

As I finish this letter, have a safe and productive harvest season and remember it is of most importance to enjoy and appreciate your family and friends this Holiday season!

Calendar of Events…

January 5 Greater Midwest Certified Hereford Feeder Calf Sale, Carthage, Ill. 6 All Beef New Crop Calf/Yearling Sale Featuring Red-Hided Cattle, Bloomington, Wis. 28 WHA Annual Meeting held at The Lodge, Mauston, Wis. March 3 WHA Spring Sale Banquet, Fennimore, Wis. 4 WHA Spring Sale, Fennimore, Wis.

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Wisconsin

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From Our Herd to Your Herd…

Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Prosperous New Year!

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We thank all our customers and friends for a tremendous 2022. We look forward to working with you for a successful 2023!

HUTH

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Polled Herefords

Jerry and Maryann Huth W9096 County AS • Oakfield, WI 53065 (920) 251-0281 • jerry@huthcattle.com

Thank You All who visited, watched, bid and bought!

39 Head…14 States

$10,826 Average Join us next year…Oct. 8, 2023

Jones Family • Darlington, WI BJ: 608-482-2961 • bj@wildcatcattle.com

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Noah’s Notes

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By: Noah Benedict AHA Field Representative 217-372-8009 noahb@hereford.org

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What an incredible run for Team Hereford this fall! The demand for quality Hereford genetics was evident as many production sales across the country saw an increase in sale average and brought in many new customers. As my first full fall working for the AHA begins to come to a close, I can’t help but be excited about what the Hereford breed has in store for the future. This great demand for Hereford, paired with new data that we are going to continue to collect from the University of Illinois and Colorado State University generates excitement into the spring sale season.

Looking back on October, the AHA also held the Annual Meeting in conjunction with the American Royal. Every year, I am blown away by the magnitude of this event, and this year was no different.

Hereford breeders from across the world gathered for the betterment of the breed. A truly impressive event, and I hope everyone was able to attend, or learn about the annual meeting through social media and press releases that were posted throughout the week.

Before I wrap-up please continue to watch for updates on the following sales: Kentucky Hereford Association Hereford Influenced Feeder Calf Sale – 12/1/2022 – Stanford, KY Greater Midwest Hereford Influenced Feeder Calf Sale – 1/5/2022 – Carthage, IL These two specialized sales have been critical in the marketing of Hereford feeder cattle in the last 10 years and have significantly helped fight the discounts that Hereford breeders may sometimes receive in a normal sale. In the association, we want to help you market your cattle more successfully, and these two sales are a great way to do that.

As we begin to start closing out 2022, take time to be thankful. I always enjoy the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons and I think they are critical in our industry. To everyone out there, take the extra time to be with your family and loved ones. Enjoy their company and make memories alongside them. God has blessed each of us and this time of year is a great to take time to recognize that.

I hope everyone has an enjoyable and safe holiday season. As always, never hesitate to reach out!

SNL’s Polled Hereford Farm E5054 490th Ave. • Menomonie, WI 54751 Loxi Smythe: 715-505-6510 Steve Smythe: 715-505-4747 Email: snlfarm@outlook.com

Show Results

Visit www.wisconsinhereford.org for complete results of the Wisconsin State Fair, Minnesota State Fair, Northern Wisconsin State Fair and Central Wisconsin State Fair

Wisconsin State Fair Junior Show August 9, 2022 | Milwaukee, WI Champion Heifer: Wildcat Vibrant 116 ET, exhibited by Lauren Jones, Darlington, WI Reserve Champion Heifer: HPH 756 Lady Luck 5480J, exhibited

by Lauren Jones, Darlington, WI Champion Cow/Calf Pair: BB Charlie 13G, exhibited by Mya Bevan, Platteville, WI Reserve Champion Cow/Calf Pair: Steiny’s 60C Buttercup 91E, exhibited by Marie Prodell, Algoma, WI Champion Steer: Exhibited by Tessa Smith, Hubertus, WI Reserve Champion Steer: Exhibited by Parker Schaefer, Franksville, WI

WSF Jr. Show Champion Heifer | Wildcat Vibrant 116 ET Exhibited by Lauren Jones, Darlington, WI

Wisconsin State Fair Open Show August 13, 2022 | Milwaukee, WI Champion Heifer/3rd Overall Supreme Heifer: HPH 756 Lady Luck 5480J, exhibited by Wildcat Cattle Co., Darlington, WI Reserve Champion Heifer: Wildcat Vibrant 116 ET, exhibited by Wildcat Cattle Co., Darlington, WI Champion Bull/3rd Overall Supreme Bull: C&L Osiris 9365 15J ET, exhibited by Ryan Oleson, Arkdale, WI Reserve Champion Bull: Peters 4003 Jewels Money J01, exhibited

by Brooke Peters, Ixonia, WI Champion Cow/Calf Pair: Steiny's 60C Buttercup 91E, exhibited

by Marie Prodell, Algoma, WI. Reserve Champion Cow/Calf Pair: Peters Rev Jewel Delilah D01, exhitibed by Brooke Peters, Ixonia, WI

WSF Open Show Champion Female | HPH 756 Lady Luck 5480J Exhibited by Wildcat Cattle Co., Darlington, Wis.

Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor: Wildcat Cattle Co.

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WHA Jackpot Steer Show

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The Wisconsin Hereford Association sponsored a Jackpot Steer Show class at the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair. Results are as follows: Champion Steer ($500) was shown by Tessa Smith with a Plum River Ranch steer; Reserve Steer ($250) was shown by Jenna Meier with a Pierce’s Hereford Haven steer; 3rd place ($150) was exhibited by Brailee Ehlen with a Wiswell Farms steer; 4th place ($100) was shown by Joe Renn with a steer from Wyatt Kegley; and 5th place ($75) was shown by Brenna Thorson with a bred and owned steer. All other exhibitors received $25.

The WHA would like to thank all the exhibitors and steer breeders for their continued support of this special Hereford class!

WSF Open Show Champion Bull | C&L Osiris 9365 15J ET Exhibited by Ryan Oleson, Arkdale, WI

Embryos Available!

Regisgered Polled Herefords

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— Daughter of 5048 — MN Beef Expo class winner

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WHA Southeast District Virtual Tour Summary The Wisconsin Hereford Association’s Southeast District hosted the 2022 Southeast Wisconsin Virtual Tour on August 27, 2022, at Double Days Banquet Hall, Cottage Grove, Wis. Attendees enjoyed an educational afternoon and evening with information presented on today’s beef industry, future direction, and the benefits of Hereford Cattle for sustainability and efficiency within the industry. Speakers included: • Tammy Vaasen, Executive Director, Wisconsin Beef Council: “Sustainability in Wisconsin’s Beef Industry” • Shane Bedwell, COO and Director of Breed Improvement, AHA: “Hereford’s Impact in the US Beef Industry thru Sustainable Genetic Research…Where we’ve been and where we’re going” • Bryce Schumann, Seedstock Sales Director, Vytelle: “Cattle Producers advancing and optimizing Genetic gain through the use of Vytelle platforms” • Jeff Swenson, DATCP Livestock Specialist: “Wisconsin’s Beef Industry’s Latest News” • Bruce Everhart, Chairman, AHA: “2022 AHA Review” • Noah Benedict, Regional Field Representative, AHA: “AHA Marketing Opportunities, Programs, Tools & Resources” • Dr. Steve Merry, AHA/CHB Director, WHA Member (MGM Polled Herefords, Hartford, WI): “Health Benefits of Beef in Our Diet”

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Attendees also enjoyed viewing the WHA Southeast District Virtual Tour video. The Virtual Tour was a visual and audio tour of several Southeast District Farms, with photos, and video of the farms narrated by the WHA members. Each farm’s tour included photos of the cattle, information about the genetics utilized by the farm, and an introduction to the WHA Member Family and farm. The WHA Southeast District Virtual Tour was assembled and edited by Sarah Monson, of Sarah Monson Photography and SandRock Ranch Herefords, Benton WI. A delicious Certified Hereford Beef meal was enjoyed by the attendees, as well as social and networking time. Thank you to all whom attended the WHA Southeast Wisconsin Virtual Tour!

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Shane Bedwell, AHA, presents US Meat Animal Research data with comparisons of feed efficiency between beef breeds

Thank You…

Dr. Steve Merry, CHB/AHA & WHA Member, provides points on how to be a Hereford Ambassador and generate interest in Certified Hereford Beef

Jeff Swenson, Wisconsin DATCP, presents information about the number of beef cows in Wisconsin

Tammy Vaasen, Wisconsin Beef Council, discusses sustainability in the Beef Industry

Steve Folkman, Jim Renn, and Dr. Steve Merry for all of their work in planning the 2022 Southeast District Virtual Tour! And to Sarah Monson for creating the beautiful Southeast Wisconsin Virtual video and audio tour!

J&J Polled Herefords Kim & Herb Johnson 5891 E. Waterford Rd. Hartford, WI 53027 262-573-4019 kkjohnson19@hotmail.com

Over 25 years producing quality registered Herefords!

Champion Cow/Calf Pair 2022 WI State Fair Jr. Show Proud to be part of the 2023 WHA Spring Sale!

Offering a March open heifer and two fall bred heifers.

Watch our Facebook page for updates!

Like us on Facebook for current happenings!

Visitors Always Welcome!

Jason, Jaclyn, Mya & Bianca Bevan • Joyce Bevan 1681 Austin Road • Platteville, WI 53818 Jackie: (608) 732-4251 • jaclyn@jaclynbevan.com Breeding quality genetics that perform in the showring, the pasture & the hook!

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Breeding to produce sound, functional, maternally strong cattle that will work for you!

Visitors welcome and seedstock always for sale!

Champion B&O Steer 2022 Grant County Fair

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Queen Corner

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Madison Katzenberger 2023 National Hereford Queen

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Humbled. Passionate. Excited. These are the three words I would use to describe my reign as the Hereford Queen. When I was crowned the Wisconsin Hereford Queen in February, I was humbled to have had the opportunity to represent Wisconsin in all aspects of my role as the Queen. I am extremely passionate about the Hereford breed and its breeders and dedicated my role to serving you all and promoting our state’s cattle at sales and shows. Lastly, I was excited to be the queen as it has been a goal of mine since I was a little girl, and I was finally living the dream. Fast forward from February to October and from Wisconsin to Missouri and we’d be at the American Royal on the day that one state queen’s life would change forever.

It’s Sunday morning on October 23rd, and my mom is busy doing my hair, like she always did, and I am sitting in the chair trying not to let my mind go wild with the uncertainty of the future. I am feeling much more confident in myself wearing my favorite queen outfit so far, as I check the mirror one last time before walking out the door as the Wisconsin Hereford Queen for, hopefully, the last time. As the classes proceed and we near the end of the Heifer show, my heart is racing faster and pounding harder in anticipation for the announcement of the new National Hereford Queen. I quickly looked to my family and friends standing ringside as Shane began reading the names of the other contestant winners, and I was trying to keep an open mind and remain positive for the unknown, but then my name was read and I was introduced as the 2023 National Hereford Queen.

I still can’t put into words what that moment felt like for me, but if I had to pick a few, they would be the same as when I was crowned the Wisconsin Hereford Queen. I am humbled that I was selected to hold such a title and achieve the goal I made when I was 8 years old. I am passionate about the National Hereford Queen program and the breed and breeders that I will represent. Most importantly, I am excited for the future and all the different opportunities I will get to experience as the National Hereford Queen. I would like to thank everyone for their unending support and words of encouragement. I would also like to thank the National Hereford Women for allowing girls like me the opportunity to serve in this capacity. I am so humbled, passionate and excited for my journey and look forward to representing the Hereford breed.

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Show Results World Beef Expo Open Show

World Beef Expo Junior Show

September 23, 2022 | Milwaukee, WI

September 25, 2022 | Milwaukee, WI

Champion Cow/Calf Pair: BHF 4053 MAID OF GOLD 711E, exhibited by Spencer Baker, Rochester, MN

Champion Heifer/Champion Summer Yearling Heifer: HL BOY JAWANDA 092J ET, exhibited by Stetson Storey, Stockton, IL

Reserve Champion Cow/Calf Pair: BB CHARLIE 13G, exhibited by Mya Bevan, Platteville, WI

Reserve Champion Heifer/Champion Junior Yearling Heifer: PURPLE HB STORMY’S HARLEY 18J ET, exhibited by Tessa Smith, Hubertus, WI

Champion Heifer/Champion Early Summer Yearling Heifer: HL BOY JAWANDA 092J ET, exhibited by Stetson Storey, Stockton, IL Reserve Champion Heifer/Champion Spring Yearling Heifer: LSC JAZLYN 107J ET, exhibited by Riley Rhodes, Carlinville, IL Champion Bull/Champion Yearling Bull: C&L OSIRIS 9365 15J ET, exhibited by Ryan Oleson, Arkdale, WI Reserve Champion Bull/Reserve Champion Yearling Bull: CRR 971 LEVITATE 142, exhibited by Ken Pierce, Baraboo, WI Other Division Winners: Champion Junior Heifer Calf: MCF 559 SNICKERS 2206, exhibited by Ryan Garnhart, German Valley, IL Reserve Champion Junior Heifer Calf: MCF 2296 BAILEY 2203, exhibited by Peyton, Ryan and Elyse Garnhart, German Valley, IL Champion Senior Heifer Calf: MCM MARLIE JAZZ, exhibited

by Elise Manternach, Cascade, IA Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf: WF HAWK ASTHON 1306 ET, exhibited by Kayla Fogg, Rushville, IN

Other Division Winners: Champion Heifer Calf: MCF 561C MAYE 2211, exhibited by Peyton Garnhart, German Valley, IL Reserve Champion Heifer Calf: PRR CATALINA 2K, exhibited by Madison Katzenberger, Monroe, WI Champion Senior Heifer Calf: MCM MARLIE JAZZ, exhibited by Elsie Manternach, Cascade, IA Reserve Champion Senor Heifer Calf: PAISLEY, exhibited by Emma Davisson, Calamus, IA Reserve Champion Summer Yearling Heifer: RF COPACABANA 10J, exhibited by Morgan Richardson, Capron, IL Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer: LSC JAZLYN 107J ET, exhibited by Riley Rhodes, Carlinville, IL

WHA Board Member Receives 2022 Friend of World Beef Expo Award

Reserve Champion Early Summer Yearling Heifer: OFF 2296 PIXIE, exhibited by Hannah Oleson, Arkdale, WI Reserve Champion Spring Yearling Heifer: TF RUBY, exhibited

by Maddey Tebbe, Pocahontas, IL Champion Junior Yearling Heifer: PURPLE COTTONS CLOVER 146J ET, exhibited by Makenna Smith, Hubertus, WI

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Reserve Champion Junior Yearling Heifer: WLC MILES AHEAD DAISY, exhibited by Autumn King, Sullivan, WI

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Champion Bull Calf: BHF 711E SENSATIONAL 203K, exhibited by Spencer Baker, Rochester, MN Reserve Champion Bull Calf: HHF MIGHTY 49C E35 K94, exhibitedy by Whitney Holler, Franksville, WI Champion Senior Bull: PCC 5102 173D FREEDOM 0307 ET, exhibited by Isaac Knuth, Loganville, WI

The Wisconsin Hereford Association congratulates Jim Renn, of Rennsnest Herefords, Hartland, Wis., for being awarded the 2022 Friend of World Beef Expo!

Congratulations Jim from the WHA, and thank you for your time and service to World Beef Expo! Pictured is Jim Renn (center), with award sponsors Greg and Eileen Miller.

WHA ANNUAL MEETING 2023 The Lodge at Mauston 104 Lodge Lane Mauston, WI 53948

January 28, 2023 12 p.m. Meal 12:30 p.m. Meeting

All WHA Members are welcome to attend the Annual Meeting. Please join the WHA for a delicious luncheon and social time, followed by the Annual Meeting. If your schedule for the day doesn’t permit you to join for the meal, please feel free to still attend the meeting at approximately 12:30. At the Annual Meeting, the year 2022 will be reviewed through WHA organization and committee reports and information will be presented for upcoming WHA events in 2023. More information regarding the WHA Annual Meeting and RSVP for the meal will be sent out to WHA Members via email and in the WHA Annual Mailing packet. We hope to see you at the WHA Annual Meeting on January 28, 2023!

Menu: Sliced Beef, mashed potatoes, hot vegetable, salad, rolls, and beverages ($26/person) Meeting will start immediately following the luncheon at approximately 12:30

For more information, please contact Lisa Davis at secretarywihereford@gmail.com

Thank You!

SCF Kommand 505C 52K

Our nomination to the 2023 WHA State Sale!

Starck Century Farm — Cadott, WI — Rick, Jenny, Ryder and Ricki Starck Home: 715.289.3514 • Cell: 715.313.3234

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To the buyers of our animals at the Cattlemen’s Delight Sale…

Bergman Farms Gavin, Greylen & Gretta Boettcher Spaeth Farms C&L Ranch Mikayla Meinhardt

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Semen Available!

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Steve & Jill Folkman Nicole, Alison, Austin & Curtis N250 Highview Rd. Ixonia, WI 53036 Cell: (262) 617-6346 Phone: (920) 474-7403 Email: cnlfarm@hughes.net

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Josh, Kelly, Hannah and Ryan Oleson 1169 18th Dr. • Arkdale, WI 54613 (608) 547-0430 Email: 20oleson@gmail.com

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Grand Champion Hereford Bull, 2022 Wisconsin State Fair and World Beef Expo Selling 1/2 Interest and Full Possession at the 2023 National Hereford Sale in OKC.

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Member News Feeder Calf Marketing Opportunities

WHA Membership Information

If you will be selling commercial Hereford or Hereford-cross feeder calves, there are several opportunities to market in "redhided" or Hereford-focused sales, listed in the WHA Website Calendar page. For details and contact information on each of these events, please see the WHA Calendar page.

Please remember the importance and benefits of preconditioning and pre-consigning cattle for sale. Also, having the necessary paperwork properly completed is essential too!

Please note the requirement of veterinary certification of preconditioning procedures for the Greater Midwest Certified Hereford Feeder Calf Sale. Also, please contact WHA Member Jerry Huth for information on coordinating shipments of cattle from Wisconsin to the sale. Jerry's phone number is 920-2510281, or email at jerry@huthcattle.com.

The Wisconsin Hereford Association says "Thank You" for your enthusiasm for Hereford cattle and for your 2022 membership in the organization! Membership renewal information for 2023 will be mailed out in late fourth quarter 2022 (December). Yearly membership dues for the WHA are $50. The Wisconsin Hereford Association is a 501(c)(5) organization (income to the WHA is not taxed). So, all membership dues monies are able to be utilized directly to support the activities of the WHA and the promotion of Hereford cattle. The WHA Bylaws state that the fiscal year of the organization ends on December 31 of the calendar year, so paying membership dues early in the year helps to keep the annual membership roster current.

A note about the benefits of WHA Membership…There are several special marketing opportunities and activities within the WHA which are exclusive to WHA, and Wisconsin Junior Hereford Association (WJHA) members only. For instance, WHA or WJHA membership is a requirement for consignment of cattle to WHA Congrautlations to Fred Larson, of Larson Hereford Farm, Spring Spring Sale - membership must be current at the time of nomination. Also, nomination of steers for the WHA Jackpot Steer Valley, WI. Fred was awarded the Hereford Premier Breeder at Show at the Wisconsin State Fair is a special opportunity for WHA the 2022 Minnesota State Fair. or WJHA members only. Steers must be bred by a WHA or WJHA member, and the breeder must be a member at calving date (Please see the "Membership & Benefits" page on the WHA Website for a copy of the 2022 Jackpot Steer Show nomination and rules information). Also, advertising in "The Marketplace" in The Wisconsin Review is free to active members, too! These Two Wisconsin Hereford Breeders were selected for a special opportunities can help promote your herd's genetic program, as award at the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair! Plum River Ranch, well as continue to support interest in Herefords by Junior Monroe, Wis., and Kermit Rhiner, Poynette, Wis., were both Members and within the cattle industry, too! awarded the Harvey Swartz Herdsman Award, which is presented How to become a member of the Wisconsin Hereford by the Wisconsin State Fair to the top four herdsman who keep Association…Visit the WHA Website www.wisconsinherefords.org the stalls, cattle and other properties clean and who make a and go to the “Members” page. Then click on Join/Renew. The positive impression on public and management. membership form can be filled out online, or you can print a copy of the form (from button at the bottom of the page) and mail, or scan and email the form to: secretarywihereford@gmail.com.

Larson is Premier Breeder at 2022 MN State Fair

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WHA Members Earn Special Awards at the 2022 Wisconsin State Fair

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Left Photo: Plum River Ranch, Monroe, WI Eric, Madison, and Rosie Katzenberger.

Right Photo: Kermit Rhiner Family, Poynette, WI Sheena Ringelstetter, Bristol Ringelstetter, and Kermit Rhiner.

Kermit and Jana Rhiner (Rhiner Polled Herefords) Lori Wick, Wisconsin State Fair Beef Superintendent presents the award to each family.

2023 Advertising Deadlines First Quarter: January 18 Second Quarter: April 19 Third Quarter: July 19 Fourth Quarter: November 1 For all your advertising needs, contact: Jane Adolph (815) 244-4546 or jeadolph@gmail.com

Sale Results Badger Southern Select

Equity Livestock “Focus On Red” Sales Summary

Wildcat Cattle Co., Darlington, Wis. | Oct. 2, 2022 Auctioneer: Eddie Burks | Reported by: Noah Benedict

Combined Market Report from Stratford, WI, Monroe, WI, and Altoona, WI

High Selling Lots: 50,000 — Wildcat Pristine 2605 ET DOB 2/9/2022, by T/R BPF AmericanClassic 561CET, consigned by Wildcat Cattle Co., Darlington, sold to MS Cattle Company, Athens, Texas. $30,000 — Wildcat Vivid 2384 ET DOB 2/3/2022, by CH High Roller 756 ET, consigned by Wildcat Cattle Co., sold to Kinnick Paulsen, Preston, Iowa. $20,000 — Wildcat Clarice 2390 ET DOB 3/13/2022, KLD RW Marksman D87 ET, consigned by Wildcat Cattle Co., sold to Cole Schanbacher, Newhall, Iowa. $13,000 — Wildcat Pompeii 2018 ET DOB 1/20/2022, by T/R BPF AmericanClassic 561CET, consigned by Wildcat Cattle Co., sold to Pepin Family Farm, Goshen, Connecticut. $12,500 — Wildcat Cabaret 2779 ET DOB 1/7/2022, by CH High Roller 756 ET, consigned by Wildcat Cattle Co., sold to Abigail Billing, Lereendale, New Jersey.

Red-hided Heifers: (Prices indicate where the majority sold from) Under 400# .....................................................................No Test 400-500# ..............................................................145.00-170.00 500-600# ..............................................................140.00-165.00 600-700# ..............................................................135.00-155.00 Note: uniform groups of good quality calves, fully vaccinated and weaned cattle sold toward the upper to top end of the prices above Information provided by Perry Wolff, Focus on Red Program Coordinator. Any Questions please contact Perry at 715-9664850 or pwolff@equitycoop.com

Holiday Greetings

from our family to yours!

Thank you to our Cattlemen’s Delight Buyers.

Bergman Farms, Augusta, Wi C & B Farms, Livingston, Wi Katie Pfeifer, New Lisbon, Wi Steiny’s Herefords, New Lisbon, Wi Clara Timm, Adams, Mn Jon Woolever, LaValle, Wi Blakley Yeskie, Merrillan, Wi

Good selection of herd bull prospects and fancy heifer calves for sale at the farm.

Butch & Maryellen Cell: (715) 828-7271 Brandon Cell: (715) 533-2470 E-mail: cmboettcher @centurytel.net

www.brookviewacres.com

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30 females ......................................................Averge: $10,827

Red-hided Steers: (Prices indicate where the majority sold from) Under 400# (light supply) ....................................150.00-175.00 400-500# ..............................................................145.00-182.50 500-600# ..............................................................145.00-176.00 600-700# ..............................................................145.00-167.50 700-800# ..............................................................135.00-152.50 Over 800#............................................Too light supply to quote

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Katzenberger Named 2023 National Hereford Queen

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The Wisconsin Hereford Association congratulates Madison Katzenberger, of Plum River Ranch, Monroe, Wis. on being selected as the 2023 National Hereford Queen! Madison was crowned as National Hereford Queen on October 23, 2022 at the American Royal Livestock Show in Kansas City, MO. Madison will represent the Hereford breed at shows, sales, and events across the United States. The National Hereford Queen program is sponsored by the National Hereford Women organization. For more information on the National Hereford Queen program, please visit the National Hereford Women page on the American Hereford Association's website.

Madison is currently serving as the 2022 Wisconsin Hereford Queen and is the President of the Wisconsin Junior Hereford Association. Madison is the daughter of WHA members Eric and Rosie Katzenberger. Madison’s grandparents are WHA Members Nick and Lenore Katzenberger.

Madison is the third National Hereford Queen from Wisconsin. She joins Annah Dobson (2017) and Katy Beckett (1989) in receiving the honor of being selected as the National Hereford Queen.

For more information on Wisconsin's Hereford Royalty program, please visit the Wisconsin Hereford Association's Website, select About, and click on "Royalty & NHW" page to view the WHA Royalty Web Page. Or, please contact the WHA Royalty Committee members for additional information: Jackie Bevan: jaclyn@jaclynbevan.com Nicky Folkman: nickyfolkman_14@yahoo.com Jim Renn:jlrenn@sbcglobal.net The Wisconsin Hereford Association thanks the Royalty Committee and foundation donors for providing the Royalty program opportunity in Wisconsin!

Thank you Madison for representing the state of Wisconsin and the Hereford Breed, and best wishes as you begin your reign as National Hereford Queen!

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At left, Madison Katzenberger, 2022 Wisconsin Hereford Queen and 2023 National Hereford Queen, and Lauren Gatz (Kansas), 2022 National Hereford Queen

Madison Katzenberger, 2022 Wisconsin Hereford Queen, is named the 2023 National Hereford Queen

Lauren Gatz, 2022 National Hereford Queen, presents the National Hereford Queen Sash to Madison Katzenberger, the 2023 National Hereford Queen

Madison Katzenberger, 2022 Wisconsin Hereford Queen is crowned the 2023 National Hereford Queen at the Kansas City Royal Livestock Show, Kansas City MO, on October 23, 2022.

Market Place These ads are available free of charge to all members of the Wisconsin Hereford Association. Contact Jane Adolph at 815-244-5456 or jeadolph@gmail.com to place your ad in the next issue.

FOR SALE… Polled Hereford Bull and Heifer Calves. Born April to June 2022. Offspring from Churchill Red Baron, KCF Bennett Homeland, KCF Bennett Noble, Loewen CMF Mendel, Schu-Lar Selection, and Th Master Plan. Vaccinated and wormed. Whiskey Run Farms. Call Hank @ 608-235-9417.

FOR SALE… Polled Hereford Bull, NCF All About the Ribeye,

FOR SALE… A pair of yearling bulls born in Feb 2021 along with heifer and bull calves for sale this fall. Sires include SH 57C TOP DIRECTION 8F, LOEWEN CMF MENDEL 7G, TH MASTERPLAN 183F and FTF RELEVANT 831F. Also have a couple bred heifers and 2-year-old bred cows. Contact: Spruce Hill Polled Herefords (Dean) at 608-513-2112.

Embryos available by our donors.

Contact us for more details.

Many thanks to everyone that stopped by the WHA Booth at World Beef Expo! Thank you to everyone that helped staff the booth during the Expo!

Melissa, Michael and Madelyn Berggren 506 S Hubbard St Horicon, WI 53032 (414) 550-5114

Phillip, Michel, Edward and Westen Dahnert N4674 St. Helena Rd Juneau, WI 53039 (920) 763-4818

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#44286831, DOB: 2/17/2021, sire: SHF Ribeye M326 R117, Dam: PHH PCC 202 Maxim 951. For pictures and more information, contact Narrow Creek Farm, Isaac & Stephanie Knuth: 608-415-7511.

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Show Results 2022 American Royal Hereford Show WHA and WJHA Member’s Results (Class Placings - First and Second Place) Jr. Show Champion Spring Heifer Calf – WILDCAT CLARICE 2390 ET Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Jr. Show Reserve Champion Spring Heifer Calf – WILDCAT PROPEL 2305 ET. Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

Champion Spring Heifer Calf | Wildcat Clarice 2390 ET Exhibited by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

Jr. Show and Open Show Champion Junior Heifer Calf – WILDCAT PRISTINE 2605 ET. Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Jr. Show First Place Class 05 – WILDCAT CELLO 2145 ET Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Jr. Show Second Place Class 05 – WILDCAT VENICE 2380 ET Owned by Lauren Jones, Darlington, WI Jr. Show Reserve Champion Senior Heifer Calf and First Place Class 06 – WILDCAT VIBRANT 116 ET. Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Jr. Show First Place Class 08 – WILDCAT PINA COLADA 115 ET Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

Res. Champion Spring Heifer Calf | Wildcat Propel 2305 ET Exhibited by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

Jr. Show First Place Class 12 – HPH 756 LADY LUCK 5480J Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Open Show Second Place Class 05 – WILDCAT PROPEL 2305 ET Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Open Show Second Place Class 08 – WILDCAT CELLO 2145 ET Owned by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI Open Show Second Place Class 30 – C&L OSIRIS 9365 15J ET Owned by Steve Folkman, Ixonia, WI and Ryan Oleson, Arkdale, WI Open Show Premier Hereford Exhibitor – Lauren Jones, Wildcat Cattle Company, Darlington WI

Champion Junior Heifer Calf | Wildcat Pristine 2605 ET

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Exhibited by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

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Res. Champion Sr. Heifer Calf | Wildcat Vibrant 116 ET Exhibited by Lauren, Brady and Nicholas Jones, Darlington, WI

Premier Exhibitor Lauren Jones/Wildcat Cattle Co.m Darlington, WI

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H Patch Hats H A patch with your fam logo attached to the hat.

Patch can be embroidered or leather. Minimum order of 25 hats. These are the HOT item right now!

H Jackets, Vests, Hoodies H Call to discuss all options.

We can design a logo for you if you don’t have one!

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Bruce: (715) 570-2037 • Cheryl: (715) 570-4889

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For more information, contact: Noah Benedict at 217-372-8009

2023 HEREFORD FEEDOUT PROGRAM ACCEPTING ENROLLMENTS CONVENIENT, COST-EFFECTIVE OPPORTUNITY The HFP, facilitated by HRC Feed Yards, Scott City, Kan., enables Hereford breeders and their commercial customers to send as few as five head to put on feed and discover how they perform. When finished, these cattle are marketed to National Beef Packing Company, LLC as candidates for Certified Hereford Beef.

HRC Feed Yards also feeds cattle for the National Junior Hereford Association (NJHA) Fed Steer Shootout, which provides similar performance discovery for juniors, in addition to an educational program about the cattle feeding and beef packing sectors.

Enrollments in the 2022 programs totaled 761 head from participants in 21 states.

To participate in the 2023 programs, participants are encouraged to enroll by November 1, 2022. All cattle will be delivered to HRC Feed Yards from December 10 – 14, 2022. To properly prepare cattle for the feedlot, interested participants are encouraged to review and follow the suggested preparation protocol developed by HRC Feed Yards.

More information, the enrollment form and the specific protocol for the Hereford Feedout Program can be found here, https://hereford.org/genetics/breed-improvement/feedoutprogram/. To learn more about the NJHA Fed Steer Shootout visit https://hereford.org/youth/njha-fed-steer-shootout/.

Contact Trey Befort, tbefort@herefordbeef.org or Lee Mayo, General Manager at HRC Feed Yards, lee@hrcfeedyards.com with any questions about the programs.

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There is only one way to know how genetics perform in the feedlot and on the rail — follow them through the finishing period and the packing house. That’s the impetus behind the American Hereford Association (AHA) Hereford Feedout Program (HFP).

"I think it’s the best, most reliable way of acquiring actual carcass data and performance of your cattle," says Tom Heidt of K7 Herefords, Lockridge, Iowa. "It was a chance to compare my calves with others from across the country."

Heidt enrolled cattle in the 2022 HFP for the first time. "The data verified the points I’m emphasizing in my breeding program," he says.

Heidt’s cattle were above pen average for average daily gain, carcass weight and marbling. There was an outlier, though, one that didn’t achieve expectations. "That data aids me in making a cow culling decision," he says.

Likewise, Lee Elzemeyer, a Hereford breeder from Richmond, Ind., explains, "I enrolled cattle because I wanted to get the carcass data back and attribute how those cattle perform going back to their dam and sire. As a producer it is important for us to know which animals produce the highest quality meat while also looking at other traits that can add premiums to the final product." Elzemeyer participated in the HFP for the second time last year.

"Anyone in the beef business is in the carcass business because they all end up on the rail. If you’re not paying attention to carcass data, I think the time will come that you’ll be left behind," Heidt says.

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WJHA News Market Place Scholarships Available through WJHA Several scholarship opportunities are available through the Wisconsin Junior Hereford Association including three, $800 scholarships for WJHA members to continue their education in college or technical school. In addition to an application, this scholarship will have an interview Saturday morning before the annual junior meeting, to be held at The Lodge at Mauston, on January 28, 2023.

Again in 2023, the Espenscheid Memorial Scholarship, is being offered in memory of Marv Espenscheid who dedicated many hours of service to agricultural youth throughout the state of Wisconsin. Marv and Ruth Espenscheid were WJHA Advisors for 20 years. This $750 scholarship is offered to a WJHA member pursuing a degree in the agricultural field.

If you are a member of the WJHA and are interested in participating, please visit www.wisconsinherefords.org for both scholarship applications. Applications are due December 31, 2022.

Lauren Jones Receives Hereford Youth Foundation of American Scholarship

These ads are available free of charge to all members of the Wisconsin Hereford Association. Contact Jane Adolph at 815-244-5456 or jeadolph@gmail.com to place your ad in the next issue.

FOR SALE… Hereford yearling bred heifers that are preg checked, top quality and gentle. Contact: 715-781-7056 or 715-246-5464.

FOR SALE… Pierce's Hereford Haven 2022 calf crop is outstanding.

Sired by some of the best bulls in the breed. 40 Registered heifers and 20 stout bulls All ages of cattle available. As always every thing has a price, not just a select few. Contact Ken: 608-4340578 or Travis: 608-434-2843.

P ROGRESSIVE B REEDERS

LEMAR Polled Herefords — Since 1968 —

Emmett & Margaret Langness 932-140th Avenue • New Richmond, WI 54017 (715) 246-5464 • Cell: (715) 781-7056 Richard & Laura Matthews: (715) 781-0927 61-3rd Ave. • Clear Lake, WI 54005

BAKER’S

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Polled Herefords

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Lauren Jones, Wildcat Cattle Company, Darlington, Wis. has been awarded the Larson Polled Hereford Scholarship for $2,500 through the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA).

Pictured left to right: George Sprague, Eugene, OR, HYFA Scholarship Committee, scholarship recipient Lauren Jones, and Kathy Bucholz, Waxahachie, TX, HYFA Board of Directors.

The Larson Polled Hereford Scholarship recognizes Ken and Carolyn Larson, Clifton, Texas. The Larsons purchased the first Lot 1 foundation female sold to benefit HYFA, for $100,000.

Through the years, sale of the Lot 1 Foundation Female has raised almost one million dollars for the Hereford Youth Foundation of America! HYFA offers both fall and spring scholarship awards. Please visit the American Hereford Association’s HYFA Foundation webpage for more information on HYFA-sponsored opportunities for scholarships, leadership, education, and research.

N7850 U.S. Hwy. 12 Elkhorn, WI 53121 Bob: (262) 903-0513 Paul: (262) 742-3205 E-mail: psbakerph70@gmail.com www.bakerpolledherefords.com

Your visit is always appreciated!

Jeff and Jenny White E3057 550th Ave. Menomonie, WI 54751

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Travis Parman Office: 855-435-9545 Cell: 608-574-3592

18180 County Rd G Belmont, WI 53510 www.parmanfarmsupply.com

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Kari and Jim Renn 4207 Campbell Trail • Hartland, WI 53029 Jim Cell: 414-217-7366 • Kari Cell: 414-614-4537 karirenn@sbcglobal.net

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POLLED HEREFORDS — Kids, Cows & Calves are our Passion — Scott, Michelle, Home: 920.892.6742 Michelle cell: 920.901.7373 Alisha & Danica Klemme Scott cell: 920.980.0998 N6236 STATE ROAD 57 Email: klemmeherefords@gmail.com PLYMOUTH, WI 53073

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Koens Polled Herefords Eric and Sue Koens W13075 Christianson Rd. • Bruce, WI 54819 (715) 868-4442 Breeding Stock For Sale Private Treaty www.koensherefords.com

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W8838 Richards Rd. • Poynette, WI 53955 Kermit’s Cell: (608) 445-1279 rhinerpolledherefords@yahoo.com

LEE, JENA, HADLEY & KAIDEN PASZEK

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Kevin L. Stork 715.381-3770 kevinlstork@gmail.com

1569 Co. Rd. A New Richmond, WI 54017

Since 1966

Visitors Always Welcome!

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Dan Irwin: (815) 266-1300 1709 Summit Drive • Stockton, IL 61085 Located four miles west of Stockton, Illinois off U.S. Hwy. 20

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Hillside Oaks Farm — Plain, WI —

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Paul & Lisa Davis: pldavis0325@gmail.com 608-697-3597 • 608-697-9633

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LHF 7148 Empress 165J

SHE SELLS Dec. 10, 2022

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Sells safe in calf to KJ 7603 Venture 309J ET P44257044 — Calved: March 24, 2021 PYRAMID SUNDANCE 4053 ET

PYRAMID SUNDANCE 4053 ET FHF 38Y POLLY 187C PERKS 144U RIGHT TRACK 2040

LHF 2040 EMPRESS 812F LHF 590M EMPRESS 848U

NJW 98S R117 RIBEYE 88X ET FHF 10H VICTRA 31S FHF 9279 DEADWOOD 38Y FHF 51M POLLY 38T TH 75J 243R BAILOUT 144U ET TH 23S 45P DUCHESS 123W JK C&L DPH J119 PATRIOT 590M ET LHF 16D EMPRESS 007K

CED -2.0 – BW 4.7 – WW 60 – YW 88 – DMI 0.4 – SC 0.4 – SCF 15.1 – Milk 28 – M&G 28 CEM 0.1 – MCW 77 – UDDR 1.30 – TEAT 1.40 – CW 75 – Fat 0.007 – REA 0.48 – MARB 0.05 $BMI 331 – $BII 403 – $CHB 110

KJ 7603 Venture 309J ET – Service sire to Empress 165J Thank you to Devon Court Hereford Stud and Winvic Pastoral Co. of Queensland, Australia for their purchase of semen rights on VENTURE.

EMPRESS is a female you can and should build a herd around.

She’s carrying a combination of our two most dynamic herdsires.

The results will be exciting!

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N8494 110th St. Pyramid Sundance 4053ET – Sire of Empress 165J Spring Valley, WI Fred: (715) 495-0837 • Easten: (715) 495-6233 • Jerry: 715-772-4680

Here For All Your Hereford Needs!

We offer you our best… all will produce, some will show!

National Champion and Donor Stagemeter's, Nebraska.

Hard working 2-year-old with 6 month calf

Donor For Bacon Sheep & Cattle, Arkansas and Pierce's Hereford Haven

Donor for Atkins and Delaney South Dakota and Minnesota.

2022 calf crop for sale including 40 heifers and 20 bulls, sired by the breed’s best maternal sires.

Ken and Sandy: 608-434-0578 Travis and Megan: 608-434-2843 Jim and Veronica E10645 Hatchery Rd. Baraboo, WI 53913 Email: kenpierce254@gmail.com

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