2019 Midwest Aberdeen Association Directory

Midwest

ABERDEEN Association

2019 - 2020 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

When investing in Six K genetics, you can expect performance whether on halter or at home.

Raise Your

EXPECTATIONS

We raise fullblood Aberdeen cattle only and have a large selection for sale throughout the year.

If you’re wondering how this unique breed can work for you, let us help you design a business plan.

ERIC & LISA KYLLO

4649 SE 138th Street • Blooming Prairie, MN phone: 507.456.1662 email: sixkranch@gmail.com web: www.sixkranch.com 2019-20 Membership Directory

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Rifleman B9900 GMC Rifleman B9900 GMC

Co-owned by Triple S Cattle & Grass Master Cattle 56.25% Lowline Moderator DOB: 5/4/2014 ▪ BW: 56 lb.

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Co-owned by Sire: TripleGMC S Cattle Beau Jangles ▪ Dam: GMC Amberoo by Androssan Jamberoo & Grass Master Cattle Ultrasound at 19 months of age ▪ REA: 18.34 ▪ BF: .16 ▪ REA/CWT: 1.52 e n 3.1 S e▪mIMF: 56.25% Lowline Moderator Shape: .51 b l e ! ▪ Tenderness: 2.4 a l i a v A DOB: 5/4/2014 ▪ BW: 56 lb.

Sire: GMC Beau Jangles ▪ Dam: GMC Amberoo by Androssan Jamberoo Ultrasound at 19 months of age ▪ REA: 18.34 ▪ BF: .16 ▪ REA/CWT: 1.52 Shape: .51 ▪ IMF: 3.1 ▪ Tenderness: 2.4

GMC Marksman

GMC Annie Oakley

First-born son of Rifleman Weighed 1,070 lb. at 11 months 3.3 WDA Ratio · 16.78 REA

Full sister to Rifleman 2017 National Summer Yearling Champion

GMC Annie Oakley Full sister to Rifleman 2017 National Summer Yearling Champion

GMC Wow Factor GMC Marksman 2017 National Summer

Bull Calf Champion First-born son of Rifleman Weighed 1,070 lb. at 11 months Sired by Pittbull out of Rifleman and Annie Oakley's dam3.3 WDA Ratio · 16.78 REA

GMC Wow Factor

2017 National Summer Bull Calf Champion Jeff & Teri Schelkopf Sired by Pittbull out of Rifleman 402-469-7294 and Annie Oakley's dam

P.O. Box 343, Sutton, NE triplescattleco@windstream.net triplescattleco@outlook.com

Jeff & Teri Schelkopf AIMING FOR EFFICIENCY IN BEEF PRODUCTION 402-469-7294 2

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P.O. Box 343, Sutton, NE triplescattleco@windstream.net

4 Skors Fire Walker - Exciting future!

4 Skors Longmire - Full of growth!

EZ Blueberry - Excelled in the Show Ring!

Farm raised beef from 4 Skors Ranch!

Mike & Lyssa Skor, Cody & Sierra Mike 701-580-6726 • Lyssa 701-770-4163 5885 152nd Avenue NW • Williston, ND 58801 fourskorsranch@gmail.com 2019-20 Membership Directory

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WELCOME

Welcome, fellow livestock enthusiasts, to the third edition of the Midwest Aberdeen Association breeders’ directory. We are, once again, excited to present this set of members and advertisers to you. We are confident this information will help you expand your cattle network, no matter which part of the country you live in.

As you browse our directory, you will find outstanding Aberdeen and Moderator producers who can provide you with superior genetic opportunities, offer their knowledge and experience, and share their passion for this outstanding breed.

The Aberdeen breed truly has a lot to offer. These cattle provide tremendous calving ease and calf vigor, resulting in higher survival rates with less labor input. Our breed’s efficiency is second to none: You’ll consistently see cows that wean calves at 50+ percent of their own body weights, production females thriving on less pasture acreage per unit than their non-Aberdeen counterparts, and calves that perform well in a feedlot setting and hang high-value carcasses. Simply stated, Aberdeen genetics will work for you.

We are proud to host numerous Aberdeen gatherings right here in the Midwest. Our shows each year at the Iowa State Fair, World Beef Expo (Wisconsin), and American Royal (Missouri) are some of the most elite Aberdeen events in the country. For the second year in a row, we are fortunate to also be hosting the National Junior Aberdeen Show. It takes place June 24 through 29 in Lawrence, Kansas. We invite you and your family join us at any or all of these events. We’d be glad to see you.

If you aren’t already a member, we invite you to join our growing regional association. For the most up-to-date information about Midwest Aberdeen and its upcoming activities, follow us on Facebook or check out our website. If you have any questions about the Aberdeen breed, are interested in joining our membership, or simply want to talk cattle, give one of our directors a call.

We look forward to hearing from you.

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ABERDEEN Association

CONTACT US

* midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com

midwestaberdeenassociation.com @MidwestAberdeen

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Curtis Ohlde

Doug Schmit

Eric Kyllo

President TLC Farms - Kansas tlcfarmsks@gmail.com 913-683-5910

Vice President Schmit Farm - North Dakota schmitfarm@hotmail.com 701-710-0144

Treasurer Six K Ranch - Minnesota sixkranch@gmail.com 507-456-1662

Todd Bohlmeyer

Jeff Schelkopf

Todd Matthes

Secretary TBJ Farms - Nebraska todd.bohlmeyer@gmail.com 402-499-9600

Director Triple S Cattle - Nebraska triplescattleco@outlook.com 402-469-7294

Director Birth Right Genetics - Iowa todd.matthes@trammo.com 402-988-8381

Administrative Support - Kristen Evans midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com | 217-414-3738 4

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OUR ASSOCIATION

The Midwest Aberdeen Association serves an eight-state territory that includes North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin.

OUR MISSION

The Midwest Aberdeen Association strives to bring added value to its Adult and Youth Memberships. We do so by providing a network and assistance in marketing, management, resources, and an overall sense of belonging. We maintain a business mindset for the daily operations and finances of the Association, along with transparency to our membership. We are looking forward to the future and to making the Midwest Aberdeen Association a strong organization for years to come.

OUR VISION

To be the model Regional Association promoting the American Aberdeen breed.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS CORE VALUES

OUR PROVEN PROCESS

ABERDEEN Association

Work for the good of all.

Provide value to the membership.

Show honesty and integrity.

Continuously improve.

Friendships are important.

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Get the youth involved.

Provide knowledge and expertise.

Provide opportunities and markets.

Give members a sense of belonging.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ FUNCTIONAL ROLES •

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PRESIDENT

Serve as the voice and face of the Board of Directors at events.

Preside over and conduct meetings.

Coordinate communication to the National Board.

Facilitate association’s Vision and Strategic Plan with the Board.

Maintain promotional materials.

VICE PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

• Maintain all Association records and bylaws.

• Record, maintain, and distribute meeting minutes.

DIRECTOR

• Actively work on a committee.

• Communicate with membership and work for

member interests.

• Recruit members.

• Coordinate all committee work.

ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT • Coordinate and perform membership recruitment.

This is a paid, non-elected position.

• Prepare and execute Board elections.

• Provide new member information and welcome.

• Report to Board any member requests/feedback.

TREASURER • Maintain Association calendar and event • Maintain all budget and accounting functions. planning.

• Reconcile checking account.

• Collect membership dues and maintain lists.

• Provide Board with monthly bank statements • Maintain website and social media presence.

and financials.

If you are interested in becoming a Midwest Aberdeen Association Director, contact the current Vice President.

The Midwest Aberdeen Association is proudly recognized and supported by:

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EVENTS

We hope you’ll join us at the following Aberdeen shows and events!

American Junior Aberdeen Association National Show

June 24 - 29, 2019

Douglas County Fairgrounds - Lawrence, KS

Iowa State Fair - Aberdeen Show & MAA Annual Meeting

MAA Annual Meeting

American Aberdeen Junior Show

American Aberdeen Open Show

Iowa State Fairgrounds - Des Moines, IA

World Beef Expo

Wisconsin State Fairgrounds - West Allis, WI

August 11, 2019 August 12, 2019 August 13, 2019

September 27 - 29, 2019

American Royal

October 16 - 20, 2019

Iowa Beef Expo

Iowa State Fairgrounds - Des Moines, IA

February 9 - 16, 2020

American Royal Complex - Kansas City, MO

The dates and locations of some activities are yet to be announced.

Stay tuned to our website and Facebook page for the most current announcements.

JOIN US

Midwest Aberdeen Association BECOME A MEMBER TODAY! FARM / ADULT MEMBERSHIP • $25 ASSOCIATE • $25 JUNIOR • $10

Midwest

ABERDEEN Association

Two simple ways to join.

Visit our website at

MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION.COM and click on the ‘Members’ tab.

Complete and submit the web-based form.

We’ll send an invoice for your dues.

You can pay by check or online.

Download an electronic copy of the Membership Application on our website at

MIDWESTABERDEENASSOCIATION.COM/MEMBERS. Print and complete the form.

Send with dues payment to the address on the application.

Membership year runs January 1 through December 31. Dues must be renewed each year to be included in association mailings and member listings.

To request an application by mail, contact any of the Board members or email us at midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com.

Associate membership is open to anyone outside our eight-state territory.

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Change is hard…

Cashing bigger checks isn’t.

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Cow Weight vs. Herd Size

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100 hd 1100 lb

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Herd Size

90

1200 lb

91 hd

85 80 75 70

1300 lb 83 hd 1400 lb

A ranch that produces enough forage to feed 71 hd of 1,400 lb cows could run 100 hd of 1,000 lb cows on the same acreage.

Value of Calves Sold

77 hd

71 hd

Cow Weight (lb/hd)

100 hd 500 lb steer calves @ $1.658/lb = $82,900 Total pounds sold = 50,000

71 hd 583 lb steer calves @ $1.535/lb = $63,538 Total pounds sold = 41,393

Advantage to the Smaller Cows = $19,362 Now is the time to add American Aberdeen genetics to your cow herd to increase efficiency and profitability. » Reduce mature cow size to a more profitable level » Reduce calving problems » Produce more ribeye per hundredweight » Increase marbling » Produce more gain per acre » Increase percentage of cow weight weaned » Increase pounds and value of beef raised per acre

Call an Aberdeen Breeder or visit AmericanAberdeen.com

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MEMBERSHIP

1. 4 Skors Ranch Mike & Lyssa Skor 5885 152nd Avenue NW Williston, North Dakota 58801 701-770-2652 | 701-875-5050 4skorsranch@gmail.com Facebook: 4 Skors Ranch 2. AC Acres Andy & Cassy Schueler W1389 Orchard Road Cleveland, Wisconsin 53015 920-323-2881 | 920-323-2884 ac.schueler@yahoo.com 8

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3. Bar J Ranch John & Joanne Reed 30217 110th Avenue Brooten, Minnesota 56316 Home: 320-346-2750 Cell: 320-808-1938 barj@tds.net Web: barjranch.com Facebook: Bar J Ranch, LLC

4. Birth Right Cattle Todd & Krista Matthes 1643 Pleasant Plain Road Fairfield, Iowa 52556 402-988-8371 todd.matthes@trammo.com

12. Copper Rose Farm Richard & Juana Avery 40650 Highway 32 Lynchburg, Missouri 65543 573-337-2061 rw1349@yahoo.com

5. Black Shadow Aberdeen Farms Bruce & Debbie Huber 99 W Hwy 4 Healy, Kansas 67850 Bruce: 620-397-8159 Debbie: 620-397-8149 hls@st-tel.net

13. Deep Creek Seedstock Jillane Pike 140246 Mitchell Heights Road Mitchell, Nebraska 69357 720-891-5171 jillpike79@gmail.com Web: deepcreekseedstock.com Facebook: Deep Creek Seedstock

6. Dennis Boldt 12295 205th Street W Lakeville, Minnesota 55044 612-270-0873 loalald@frontiernet.net 7. Bosler Beef Shawn & Amy Bosler 2074 Dogwood Avenue Alvord, Iowa 51230 712-473-2166 | 605-212-7824 deerecreekfarm@alliancecom.net 8. Broken Acres Kenton Broadway 3331 Dove Avenue Rock Valley, Iowa 51247 712-470-1897 broadwayduet@hotmail.com 9. Burch Hill Farms Jeff Burch N6200 County Hwy K Spooner, Wisconsin 54801 715-296-2038 jeffrburch@hotmail.com Facebook: Burch Hill Farms 10. Carriage Hill Farm Dennis, Gina, Brandon and John Essink 322 S 36th Road Syracuse, Nebraska 68446 402-269-7019 de23629@windstream.net Facebook: Carriage Hill Farm Essink 11. Circle G Farm Carmen & Mike Gienapp 2653 Pheasant Road Hopkinton, Iowa 52237 563-920-9893 | 563-920-9886 mcgienapp@gmail.com

14. Dieters Cattle Ryan & Jeri Dieters 1097 140th Street Larchwood, Iowa 51241 712-477-2343 | 605-254-3440 rdieters@gmail.com 15. Effertz EZ Ranch Neil & Jan Effertz 17350 Hwy 1804 N Bismarck, North Dakota 58503 701-223-5202 | 701-471-0153 effertz@bektel.com Web: effertzezranch.com Facebook: Effertz EZ Ranch 16. Esser Pat, Kim, Shea and Cordt Esser 10023 State Hwy 35 Bloomington, Wisconsin 53804 Pat: 608-778-0272 Shea: 608-778-2913 shea.esser@gmail.com Facebook: Esser Family Livestock 17. Foust Farms Rhiannon Foust 7532 SW 93rd Street Wakarusa, Kansas 66546 785-393-7478 rfoust@foustfarms.com Web: foustfarms.com Facebook: Foust Farms 18. Gann Family Farms Rick & Kim Gann 31924 State Hwy 3 Callao, Missouri 63534 660-676-1739 | 660-768-5481 gannfamilyfarms@gmail.com

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MEMBERSHIP

19. Gilbert Aberdeen Angus Gary & Terry Gilbert 3986 Lindahl Road Hermantown, Minnesota 55810 218-348-7877 tgjgilbert@aol.com 20. Grandma Luie’s Lowlines LuAnn Briscoe 28441 Harbor Avenue Jamesport, Missouri 64648 660-334-0051 luannbriscoe@yahoo.com Facebook: Grandma Luie’s Lowlines 21. Grass Master Cattle Rick Lloyd 24561 348th Avenue Chamberlain, South Dakota 57325 605-730-6152 grassmastercattle@gmail.com Facebook: Grass Master Cattle Sale Page 22. H&L Aberdeens David Hoag 1788 North Mulberry Road Muscatine, Iowa 52761 563-299-8982 dshoag78@gmail.com 23. Heath Heyden 1933 Buchanan Avenue Inwood, Iowa 51240 712-470-6207 heheyden@hotmail.com 24. High Voltage Farms Jim & Deanna Moris 8339 Adams Lane Cassville, Wisconsin 53806 608-725-5552 Cell: 608-642-1837 jim@highvoltagefarms.com Web: highvoltagefarms.com Facebook: High Voltage Farms 25. HVQ Farms Brent & Kelly Johnson N4707 Hill Road Black River Falls, Wisconsin 54615 715-299-8911 | 715-284-7807 brfhunt2@gmail.com Facebook: HVQ Farms

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26. JBAR Farms Barry & Julie Rokusek 8204 County Road 116 SE Stewartville, Minnesota 55976 507-272-1981 | 507-696-8234 jbar_farms@yahoo.com Facebook: JBAR Farms 27. JL Cattle Company Jason Pokorny 994 Road K Schuyler, Nebraska 68661 402-615-1879 jasonpokorny4@gmail.com 28. JWJ Livestock Jason & Jami Wilking 3800 297th Avenue NE Isanti, Minnesota 55040 Jami: 952-994-1046 Jason: 952-994-1045 jdwilking@yahoo.com Web: jwjlivestock.com Facebook: JWJ Livestock 29. Karla A. Kovac-Grier 10193 NW South Hemple Road Stewartsville, Missouri 64490 816-419-9970 kkovacgrier@gmail.com 30. Derek Krueger & Family 19255 F Avenue Wellsburg, Iowa 50680 319-415-3481 31. L & S Cattle Company Lloyd Weaver 2440 Westview Drive Spearfish, South Dakota 57783 605-641-1966 lsweaver38@gmail.com 32. Litchfield Family Lowlines Kevin, Ruth and Logan Litchfield 2055 195th Street Boone, Iowa 50036 515-290-8129 | 515-290-8129 litch1963@gmail.com

33. Little Critters Farm Pete & Kelly Hall 3913 Lark Road Diamond, Missouri 64840 417-438-1012 | 417-437-7908 alexsbuddy@yahoo.com Web: littlecrittersfarm.net Facebook: Little Critters Farm

40. NXS Cattle Company Curt & Cindy Weyh 45344 148th Street Summit, South Dakota 57266 605-398-6395 nxscattleco@yahoo.com Web: nxscattle.com Facebook: NXS Cattle Company

34. Lone Tree Aberdeen Keith W Bothell 6988 Wapsi Lane Lone Tree, Iowa 52755 319-325-5515 bothk01@sharontc.net

41. Pine Hurst Farm Darwin & Melanie Engelkes 16927 H Avenue Wellsburg, Iowa 50680 319-415-0539 pinehurstfarm@live.com Facebook: Pine Hurst Farm

35. LT Livestock Terry & Marylou Anderson 12549 HyField Road DeSoto, Missouri 63020 417-770-3447 | 417-770-2167 LTlivestock@aol.com Web: LTLivestock.com Facebook: LT Livestock Hobby Farm 36. Ellie Lux 7517 97 Avenue SE LaMoure, North Dakota 58458 701-710-0898 rusticroots.ellie@gmail.com 37. Missouri Lowline Cattle, LLC MC-DE Ranch John Deutsch and Howard Mohn 1465 Historic Road Niangua, Missouri 65713 John: 703-861-1721 Howard: 417-473-1152 john@mc-de.com Web: mc-de.com Facebook: Missouri Lowline Cattle, LLC 38. Moonlight Aberdeens Mike Brock 23367 S Moonlight Road Spring Hill, Kansas 66083 913-927-3417 mike@cmsincusa.com Facebook: Moonlight Aberdeens 39. Neenah Creek Livestock Dale Krebs 2892 County Road G Oxford, Wisconsin 53952 608-584-5605 dale@neenahcreeklivestock.info Web: neenahcreeklivestock.info

42. Redford Farm Randy & Dawn Redford 2076 Hillside Road Cambridge, Wisconsin 53523 608-279-2878 | 608-577-5998 redfordfarm68@gmail.com Facebook: Redford Farm 43. Reinken Cattle Company Matt Reinken 1780 240th Street Boone, Iowa 50036 515-298-2713 reinkencattleco@hotmail.com Facebook: Reinken Cattle Company 44. Bob Schmit 10970 85th Street SE Oakes, North Dakota 58474 45. Schmit Farm Doug & Kim Schmit 1203 N 7th Street Oakes, North Dakota 58474 701-710-0144 schmitfarm@hotmail.com 46. Shetler Cattle Company David & Mary Shetler 751 10th Avenue SE Dickinson, North Dakota 58601 701-690-7713 shetlerbds@gmail.com Facebook: Shetler Cattle Company, LLC 47. Sigel Sunset Ranch Mark Gilles 22242 45th Avenue Cadott, Wisconsin 54727 715-215-9864 sigelsunsetranch@gmail.com Facebook: Sigel Sunset Ranch

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MEMBERSHIP

48. Six K Ranch Eric & Lisa Kyllo 4649 SE 138th Street Blooming Prairie, Minnesota 55917 507-456-1662 sixkranch@gmail.com Facebook: Six K Ranch 49. Spitfire Ranch Andrew & Rochelle Skwira 13137 County Road 17 Holdingford, Minnesota 56340 320-333-6977 | 320-333-3519 spitfireranchzoo@gmail.com

55. Triple D Beef Denise Runyan 8894 Oak Grove Road Mount Horeb, Wisconsin 53572 608-574-2482 dlrunyan82@gmail.com 56. Triple D Farms Doug, Jennifer, Dayna and Darby Dodd 11263 County Hwy S41 Iowa Falls, Iowa 50126 515-709-0509 dddaberdeen@gmail.com Facebook: Triple D Farms - American Aberdeen Cattle

50. Steel Brook Steve Hoffman N426 Woodward Road Whitewater, Wisconsin 53190 920-728-3976 | 920-728-3978 hoff15w@gmail.com Facebook: Steel Brook

57. Triple S Cattle Jeff & Teri Schelkopf PO Box 343 Sutton, Nebraska 68979 402-469-7294 triplescattleco@outlook.com

51. Tango Romeo Acres Chris Muonio 77374 Nagel Road Glidden, Wisconsin 54527 715-663-0265 chris1994m@gmail.com

58. Triple S Cattle Trent & Amy Schelkopf 203 N Roy Avenue Sutton, Nebraska 68979 402-410-1415 trentQB@windstream.net

52. TBJ Farms Todd & Jeni Bohlmeyer 10518 S 68th Road Cortland, Nebraska 68331 Todd: 402-499-9600 Jeni: 402-440-3672 tbjfarms@gmail.com Facebook: TBJ Farms

59. Trutna Cattle Aberdeens Josh & Jessica Trutna 2140 G Ave Road Wahoo, Nebraska 68066 402-480-5241 trutna12@hotmail.com Facebook: Trutna Cattle - Aberdeens

53. Timberview Ranch Trent & Crystal Hammes 1859 Libertyville Road Libertyville, Iowa 52567 641-919-7424 | 641-919-7480 tchammes@gmail.com

60. Tummons Cattle Brad & Julie Tummons 24242 Prairie Avenue Gallatin, Missouri 64640 660-334-0011 | 660-334-0510 tummonscattle@yahoo.com Facebook: Tummons Cattle Company

54. TLC Farms Curtis Ohlde 15011 Craig Street Basehor, Kansas 66007 913-683-5910 tlcfarmsks@gmail.com Facebook: TLC Farms

61. Uphill Creek Farm Aaron Woller N4079 N1 3th Road Pound, Wisconsin 54161 920-737-1484 awoller@wollerpm.com Facebook: Uphill Creek Farm

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62. Vanden Huevel Farm Scott Vanden Huevel PO Box 134 Seymour, Wisconsin 54165 920-378-6667 mossyoakslim@outlook.com 63. Cassie and Nick Wells 81822 Debray Drive Dodge City, Kansas 67801 785-443-0233 ndwells5@gmail.com 64. West Oak Farms Nick & Stephanie Wilmes 1023 Starline Avenue New Virginia, Iowa 50210 641-414-9265 | 515-468-3889 westoakfarms@gmail.com Facebook: West Oak Farms 65. Wilson Cattle Holly Wilson 6124 180th Street Ocheyedan, Iowa 51354 515-460-4463 hollywilson77@gmail.com

Associate Members

66. 4D Grain & Livestock Marc & Allison Duffy 18534 4H Park Road Pontiac, Illinois 61764 815-842-7432 amduffy2002@yahoo.com

67. Archer Valley Ranch Jeff & Ellen Archer 1686 Peterson Road Priest River, Idaho 83856 208-448-0300 | 253-208-5100 archervalleyranchllc@yahoo.com Facebook: Archer Valley Ranch 68. C22 Purple Cows Dawn Sarafin 85 Russellville Road Southampton, Massachusetts 01073 413-687-5752 gatorntkah@aol.com Facebook: C22 Purple Cows - American Aberdeen Cattle

69. Canterbury Hybrid Genetics Jeff Canterbury 19174 Cass County Line Street Petersburg, Illinois 62675 217-341-3738 jeff@canterbury-associates.com Facebook: Canterbury Hybrid Genetics 70. Crawford Farms Tim Crawford 510 Rock Island Road Dixon, Illinois 60121 815-535-3444 tcrawford@crawfordrealtyonline.com 71. Fleming Livestock Chris & Linda Fleming 1128 E 300N Road Paxton, Illinois 60957 309-536-0413 ffarms@frontier.com 72. Maddox Family Beef Joe & Peggy Maddox 9460 East FM 1606 Hermleigh, Texas 79526 325-575-2199 gmnpm50@gmail.com 73. Muddy Creek Ranch David & Karen Shockey 101 Muddy Creek Road Wilsall, Montana 59086 406-600-0488 kmugnier68@hotmail.com Web: aberdeenbeefcattle.com Facebook: Muddy Creek Ranch 74. Simmons Farm John Simmons 6 Ontario Street Wenona, Illinois 61377 815-674-9800 simmons.john64@gmail.com

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Jim, Deanna & Matt Moris

PUT A Spark IN YOUR HERD

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8339 Adams Lane Cassville, WI • • •

h: 608.725.5552 c: 608.642.1837

highvoltagefarms.com

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BIRTH RIGHT CATTLE TODD & KRISTA MATTHES 402.988.8371

FAIRFIELD, IOWA

todd.matthes@trammo.com

Producing Black & Red Fullblood Aberdeens Minority Owner of HH Prince Charming

LT LIVESTOCK

ABERDEENS & BABYDOLL SOUTHDOWNS

Terry & Marylou Anderson 417-770-3447 LTLivestock@aol.com www.LTLivestock.com

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NeeNah Creek LIVESTOCK

Dale Krebs, Owner (608) 584-5605

2892 County Road G Oxford, Wisconsin 53952 email: dale@neenahcreeklivestock.info

NEENAHCREEKLIVESTOCK.info

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10 Unit Semen Packages 5 of Each Bull

MEE PreEminent 1A EZ Update x EZ Jacey • FM 21045

R E D N U H T & Lightning Mature Weight - 1625 lbs.

First son shown was 2018 NWSS Division Champion First two daughters sold for $15,500

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Prince Charming

Low Beau x Cinderella • FM 11629

GRAND CHAMPION BULL at Am. Royal, NWSS & Houston Sired 9 major show Grand Champions Sire of 2018 NWSS Supreme Percentage Exhibit

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Todd & Jeni Bohlmeyer Cortland, Nebraska 402-499-9600 tbjfarms@gmail.com

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PERFECTION

and

excellence will follow

TCS GENETICS MAKE ABERDEENS GREAT AGAIN!

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Brad & Julie Tummons | Gallatin, Missouri 660.334.0011 | 660.334.0510 tummonscattle@yahoo.com @TummonsCattleCompany 2019-20 Membership Directory

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POWER & EFFICIENCY Our breeding philosophy is driven by these two words.

Ardrossan Jacarla

Ardrossan Orient

Ardrossan Isadora

Gary & Terry Gilbert 3986 Lindahl Road • Hermantown, MN 218-348-7877 • tgjgilbert@aol.com

PROGENY AND FROZEN GENETICS AVAILABLE ON THESE ELITE FULLBLOOD SIRES AND DONORS GTL Zaafir Z15 18

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Livestock Isanti, Minnesota

2016 Iowa State Fair Grand Champion Fullblood Steer

2017 National Western Stock Show Grand Champion Fullblood Steer

jwjlivestock.com

JWJ Livestock

Jason & Jami Wilking Clay, Reese and Cullen

Jason • 952-994-1045 Jami • 952-994-1046

Nick

515.468.3889 Steph

641.414.9265 1023 Starline Ave New Virginia, IA 50210 westoakfarms@gmail.com

facebook.com/west-oak-farms

4 Skors Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Bar J Ranch, LLC. . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Birth Right Cattle. . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Effertz EZ Ranch. . . . . . . . . . . . IFC Gilbert Aberdeen Angus . . . . . . . 18 Grandma Luie’s Lowlines. . . . . . . 19 Grass Master Cattle. . . . . . . . . . . 30 High Voltage Farms. . . . . . . . . . . 14 JWJ Livestock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 LT Livestock. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 IFC: Inside Front Cover

ADVERTISER INDEX

Midwest Aberdeen Association . . 14, 29 Neenah Creek Livestock. . . . . . . . 14 Schmit Farm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BC Shetler Cattle Company, LLC . . . . . 15 Six K Ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 TBJ Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 TLC Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32, IBC Triple S Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Tummons Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 West Oak Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

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SHOW AWARD

PROGRAMS

SHOW BULL & FEMALE OF THE YEAR These awards will recognize the animals who compete at Midwest Aberdeen Association sponsored shows and are continually selected as Class Winners, Division Champions and Overall Champions of these shows.

Points will be allocated based on placings and total number of cattle entered at each show.

Requirements: All Midwest Aberdeen Association members and Midwest Aberdeen junior members who are dues-paying members by 5 pm on Sunday, August 12 will be eligible. Cattle must remain in member’s name prior to the Iowa State Fair show and through the American Royal show. The Midwest Aberdeen Show Committee will oversee the program and place points on all eligible animals following each respective show.

Following the American Royal show, points will be tallied to determine highest points for: Fullblood Female, Fullblood Bull, Percentage Female, and Percentage Bull. Owner(s) of each animal will be responsible for providing the Show Committee with one backdrop photo of that animal from one of the three sponsored shows. Midwest Aberdeen Association will place a one-page ad in the following year’s directory, recognize winners on the web page, and provide awards during the following year’s Iowa State Fair, when it is anticipated to have the Association’s Annual Meeting. For partnerships, only one award will be given.

HERDSMAN OF THE YEAR

This award will recognize a herdsman who is a member of the Midwest Aberdeen Association and promotes Aberdeen cattle in and out of the show ring in a positive manner.

Decision criteria include but are not limited to: • Quantity of cattle presented at sponsored shows • Quality of cattle displayed/shown and overall placings • Professional appearance of stalls and displays • Utilization of animal pedigree signs • Interaction with other exhibitors and breeders and a willingness to share knowledge of cattle • Assistance, cooperation, and willingness to aid in smooth-running shows • Mentorship of Junior Members Following each show, Show Committee members will provide notes on candidates. Upon completion of the American Royal show, a Midwest Aberdeen Association Herdsman of the Year will be selected.

The winner will be highlighted in the following year’s directory, recognized on the Association website, and presented with an award at the following year’s Iowa State Fair at the Association’s Annual Meeting.

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2018 AWARD WINNERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE EXHIBITORS AND BREEDERS ON THEIR 2018 SHOW SEASON ACCOMPLISHMENTS

FULLBLOOD FEMALE OF THE YEAR

FULLBLOOD BULL OF THE YEAR

LEK Evelyn Clara | FF33190 Exhibitor: Six K Ranch - Blooming Prairie, MN

LEK Elvis Is In The House | FM35382 Exhibitor: Six K Ranch - Blooming Prairie, MN

PERCENTAGE FEMALE OF THE YEAR

PERCENTAGE BULL OF THE YEAR

Pine Hurst Dee Dee | MF35224 Exhibitor: Taylor Krueger - Wellsburg, IA

Comanche Mister Jack 7133 | MM34468 Exhibitor: Shawn & Amy Bosler - Alvord, IA

HERDSMAN OF THE YEAR Six K Ranch - The Kyllo Family Blooming Prairie, Minnesota

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JUNIOR ASSOCIATION

The Midwest American Aberdeen Junior Association strives to promote the American Aberdeen breed as well as encourage growth, leadership, and forthcoming success in our Midwest youth.

DAYNA DODD

President | Iowa

LOGAN OHLDE

Vice President | Kansas

AVA KYLLO

Secretary | Minnesota

CLAY WILKING

Treasurer | Minnesota

JAMI WILKING, ADVISOR 952-994-1046 jdwilking@yahoo.com

ERIC KYLLO, MAA BOARD LIAISON

MIDWEST AMERICAN ABERDEEN

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION

507-456-1662 sixkranch@gmail.com

Interested in sponsoring MAAJA awards or events?

Contact Jami Wilking or Eric Kyllo today!

LEADERSHIP

MEMBERSHIP

LEARNING

COMPETITION

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NATIONAL JUNIOR SHOW

Every June, the American Junior Aberdeen Association (AJAA) sponsors a National Junior Show and Competition.

2019 NATIONAL JUNIOR SHOW

Dates: June 24 - 29 Theme: Kicking It in Kansas Location: Douglas County Fairgrounds - Lawrence, KS

During the National Junior Show...

• Youth members compete in Skillathon, Marketing, Ultrasound, Fitting, Cook-Off, Showmanship, and Barnyard Races.

• American Aberdeen Queen and Princess interviews and selections are conducted.

• The AJAA Board of Directors is elected for the next term.

• A world-class Aberdeen cattle show takes place.

To learn more about the 2019 AJAA National Show, visit

americanaberdeen.com/events/jr-national-show/

RESOURCES

The Midwest Aberdeen Association and the American Aberdeen Association offer a wide variety of valuable resources to all members and breeders.

Body Condition Scoring

TOPICS INCLUDE

Breeding Soundness Evaluations

How to Register Your Cattle

Bull Development

Marketing Resources and

Print Materials

Cover Crops (MAA Webinar)

Tattooing & Tagging of Cattle

Developing Commercial Cattle

Test Data Processing

Freezer Beef Business

Tissue Sampling Technology DNA Collection (MAA Exclusive)

Heat Synchronization Protocols

Vaccination Schedules

(MAA Regional Program)

(MAA Webinar) (MAA Webinar)

Structural Soundness Guides

See Page 25 through 27 for samples of the resources our association has available.

To access these articles and videos:

MIDWEST

AMERICAN

Visit midwestaberdeenassociation.com.

Visit americanaberdeen.com.

Hover over the Member Resources tab Click on the Resources tab. and select a topic.

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EVENT SPONSORSHIP GOAL

For the Midwest Aberdeen Association (MAA) to assist its Member Breeders in promoting American Aberdeen cattle in our Regional footprint in a way that will positively impact the image of the breed, the MAA, and its members.

REQUIREMENTS

• • • •

Applicant must be full-year member in good standing.

Event must positively represent the Aberdeen breed and MAA. Request must be submitted and approved by MAA Board in the month prior to event.

If approved, the MAA will co-op with breeder(s) at a 50% level, not to exceed $250 per event.

• Reimbursement will be paid by MAA post-event, only after the applicant has submitted receipts.

Name of Breeder Applicant: Address: Phone: Email: Breeder Website: Breeder Facebook Page: Name of Event: Type of Event: Location: Full Event Dates: Dates of Breeder’s Display: Expected / Anticipated Event Attendance: Total Breeder Cost To Attend: Amount Requested by Breeder: Will other MAA or non-MAA members be co-displaying?

Yes / No

If yes, which breeder(s)?: How will the Breeder’s participation in this event help the MAA membership?

Will the Breeder be using and displaying AAA brand-specific advertising?

Is the Breeder willing to display MAA Membership Directories at the event?

Yes / No Yes / No

After the event, please submit to the MAA Administrator at midwestaberdeenassociation@gmail.com a copy of the bill to be co-sponsored, along with a photo of the display or booth at the event.

Electronic version of this Request Form available by request to Administrative Support.

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TATTOOING GUIDELINES

American Aberdeen Association (AAA) rules require that all registered animals carry a tattoo in one or both ears. Tattoos must consist of the original owner’s herd letters, an individual animal identification number, and a year letter.

HERD LETTERS

Herd letters are assigned to each member when application for membership is submitted, and to non-members when they first register an Aberdeen with AAA. Herd letters must be a minimum of two and not more than three letters.

When registering a calf born to its natural mother, the herd letters of the owner of the dam at the time of birth must be used, and that individual must register the calf before its ownership can be transferred. An embryo calf must be tattooed and registered with the herd letters of the owner of the calf at the time of registration.

Under no circumstances should you attempt to register an animal with herd letters that have not been approved and assigned to you by the Registry Office, or with the herd letters of another member or breeder.

INDIVIDUAL I.D. NUMBER

No two animals can carry the same tattoo, so your individual identification numbering system is important. The individual ID number can be a minimum of two and not more than four digits, including the year letter.

YEAR LETTER

Part of the required Aberdeen tattoo must be a letter indicating the animal’s year of birth.

Usually, it is the last digit in the tattoo.

The upcoming year-letters are as follows:

2019 - G 2020 - H 2021 - J

2022 - K 2023 - L 2024 - M

Note: The letters I, O, Q and V are not used in the year-letter succession.

EXAMPLES OF ACCEPTABLE TATTOOS

The tattoo should be arranged with the Herd Letters followed by the Individual ID Number then the Year Letter.

In these examples: The herd letters are ALR, the animal’s individual ID is 1, and the year letter is X.

TISSUE SAMPLING

With advancements in DNA collection, tissue sampling is becoming very popular with producers. Scientific advancement in the mapping of livestock genomes, along with continued development of affordable analytics has changed the sampling industry.

Why Tissue Sampling?

Samples can be collected in seconds with minimal animal restraint. A single-squeeze motion collects a clean, uncontaminated sample, minimizing distress to the animal. The genetic material is then sealed in a specially designed preservative for shipment, ensuring success of the on-farm sample. Tissue contains a large quantity of high quality DNA for genetic analysis, yielding excellent lab results with minimal retesting.

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GESTATION TABLE

Aberdeen Fact: While gestation is typically calculated as a 283-day period, younger cows and those of smaller breeds often calve up to ten days earlier than displayed here.

Date Bred Calf Due Jan 1 Oct 10 Jan 2 Oct 11 Jan 3 Oct 12 Jan 4 Oct 13 Jan 5 Oct 14 Jan 6 Oct 15 Jan 7 Oct 16 Jan 8 Oct 17 Jan 9 Oct 18 Jan 10 Oct 19 Jan 11 Oct 20 Jan 12 Oct 21 Jan 13 Oct 22 Jan 14 Oct 23 Jan 15 Oct 24 Jan 16 Oct 25 Jan 17 Oct 26 Jan 18 Oct 27 Jan 19 Oct 28 Jan 20 Oct 29 Jan 21 Oct 30 Jan 22 Oct 31 Jan 23 Nov 1 Jan 24 Nov 2 Jan 25 Nov 3 Jan 26 Nov 4 Jan 27 Nov 5 Jan 28 Nov 6 Jan 29 Nov 7 Jan 30 Nov 8 Jan 31 Nov 9

Date Bred Calf Due Feb 1 Nov 10 Feb 2 Nov 11 Feb 3 Nov 12 Feb 4 Nov 13 Feb 5 Nov 14 Feb 6 Nov 15 Feb 7 Nov 16 Feb 8 Nov 17 Feb 9 Nov 18 Feb 10 Nov 19 Feb 11 Nov 20 Feb 12 Nov 21 Feb 13 Nov 22 Feb 14 Nov 23 Feb 15 Nov 24 Feb 16 Nov 25 Feb 17 Nov 26 Feb 18 Nov 27 Feb 19 Nov 28 Feb 20 Nov 29 Feb 21 Nov 30 Feb 22 Dec 1 Feb 23 Dec 2 Feb 24 Dec 3 Feb 25 Dec 4 Feb 26 Dec 5 Feb 27 Dec 6 Feb 28 Dec 7

Date Bred Calf Due Mar 1 Dec 8 Mar 2 Dec 9 Mar 3 Dec 10 Mar 4 Dec 11 Mar 5 Dec 12 Mar 6 Dec 13 Mar 7 Dec 14 Mar 8 Dec 15 Mar 9 Dec 16 Mar 10 Dec 17 Mar 11 Dec 18 Mar 12 Dec 19 Mar 13 Dec 20 Mar 14 Dec 21 Mar 15 Dec 22 Mar 16 Dec 23 Mar 17 Dec 24 Mar 18 Dec 25 Mar 19 Dec 26 Mar 20 Dec 27 Mar 21 Dec 28 Mar 22 Dec 29 Mar 23 Dec 30 Mar 24 Dec 31 Mar 25 Jan 1 Mar 26 Jan 2 Mar 27 Jan 3 Mar 28 Jan 4 Mar 29 Jan 5 Mar 30 Jan 6 Mar 31 Jan 7

Date Bred Calf Due Apr 1 Jan 8 Apr 2 Jan 9 Apr 3 Jan 10 Apr 4 Jan 11 Apr 5 Jan 12 Apr 6 Jan 13 Apr 7 Jan 14 Apr 8 Jan 15 Apr 9 Jan 16 Apr 10 Jan 17 Apr 11 Jan 18 Apr 12 Jan 19 Apr 13 Jan 20 Apr 14 Jan 21 Apr 15 Jan 22 Apr 16 Jan 23 Apr 17 Jan 24 Apr 18 Jan 25 Apr 19 Jan 26 Apr 20 Jan 27 Apr 21 Jan 28 Apr 22 Jan 29 Apr 23 Jan 30 Apr 24 Jan 31 Apr 25 Feb 1 Apr 26 Feb 2 Apr 27 Feb 3 Apr 28 Feb 4 Apr 29 Feb 5 Apr 30 Feb 6

Date Bred Calf Due May 1 Feb 7 May 2 Feb 8 May 3 Feb 9 May 4 Feb 10 May 5 Feb 11 May 6 Feb 12 May 7 Feb 13 May 8 Feb 14 May 9 Feb 15 May 10 Feb 16 May 11 Feb 17 May 12 Feb 18 May 13 Feb 19 May 14 Feb 20 May 15 Feb 21 May 16 Feb 22 May 17 Feb 23 May 18 Feb 24 May 19 Feb 25 May 20 Feb 26 May 21 Feb 27 May 22 Feb 28 May 23 Mar 1 May 24 Mar 2 May 25 Mar 3 May 26 Mar 4 May 27 Mar 5 May 28 Mar 6 May 29 Mar 7 May 30 Mar 8 May 31 Mar 9

Date Bred Calf Due Jun 1 Mar 10 Jun 2 Mar 11 Jun 3 Mar 12 Jun 4 Mar 13 Jun 5 Mar 14 Jun 6 Mar 15 Jun 7 Mar 16 Jun 8 Mar 17 Jun 9 Mar 18 Jun 10 Mar 19 Jun 11 Mar 20 Jun 12 Mar 21 Jun 13 Mar 22 Jun 14 Mar 23 Jun 15 Mar 24 Jun 16 Mar 25 Jun 17 Mar 26 Jun 18 Mar 27 Jun 19 Mar 28 Jun 20 Mar 29 Jun 21 Mar 30 Jun 22 Mar 31 Jun 23 Apr 1 Jun 24 Apr 2 Jun 25 Apr 3 Jun 26 Apr 4 Jun 27 Apr 5 Jun 28 Apr 6 Jun 29 Apr 7 Jun 30 Apr 8

Date Bred Calf Due Jul 1 Apr 9 Jul 2 Apr 10 Jul 3 Apr 11 Jul 4 Apr 12 Jul 5 Apr 13 Jul 6 Apr 14 Jul 7 Apr 15 Jul 8 Apr 16 Jul 9 Apr 17 Jul 10 Apr 18 Jul 11 Apr 19 Jul 12 Apr 20 Jul 13 Apr 21 Jul 14 Apr 22 Jul 15 Apr 23 Jul 16 Apr 24 Jul 17 Apr 25 Jul 18 Apr 26 Jul 19 Apr 27 Jul 20 Apr 28 Jul 21 Apr 29 Jul 22 Apr 30 Jul 23 May 1 Jul 24 May 2 Jul 25 May 3 Jul 26 May 4 Jul 27 May 5 Jul 28 May 6 Jul 29 May 7 Jul 30 May 8 Jul 31 May 9

Date Bred Calf Due Aug 1 May 10 Aug 2 May 11 Aug 3 May 12 Aug 4 May 13 Aug 5 May 14 Aug 6 May 15 Aug 7 May 16 Aug 8 May 17 Aug 9 May 18 Aug 10 May 19 Aug 11 May 20 Aug 12 May 21 Aug 13 May 22 Aug 14 May 23 Aug 15 May 24 Aug 16 May 25 Aug 17 May 26 Aug 18 May 27 Aug 19 May 28 Aug 20 May 29 Aug 21 May 30 Aug 22 May 31 Aug 23 Jun 1 Aug 24 Jun 2 Aug 25 Jun 3 Aug 26 Jun 4 Aug 27 Jun 5 Aug 28 Jun 6 Aug 29 Jun 7 Aug 30 Jun 8 Aug 31 Jun 9

Date Bred Calf Due Sept 1 Jun 10 Sept 2 Jun 11 Sept 3 Jun 12 Sept 4 Jun 13 Sept 5 Jun 14 Sept 6 Jun 15 Sept 7 Jun 16 Sept 8 Jun 17 Sept 9 Jun 18 Sept 10 Jun 19 Sept 11 Jun 20 Sept 12 Jun 21 Sept 13 Jun 22 Sept 14 Jun 23 Sept 15 Jun 24 Sept 16 Jun 25 Sept 17 Jun 26 Sept 18 Jun 27 Sept 19 Jun 28 Sept 20 Jun 29 Sept 21 Jun 30 Sept 22 Jul 1 Sept 23 Jul 2 Sept 24 Jul 3 Sept 25 Jul 4 Sept 26 Jul 5 Sept 27 Jul 6 Sept 28 Jul 7 Sept 29 Jul 8 Sept 30 Jul 9

Date Bred Calf Due Oct 1 Jul 10 Oct 2 Jul 11 Oct 3 Jul 12 Oct 4 Jul 13 Oct 5 Jul 14 Oct 6 Jul 15 Oct 7 Jul 16 Oct 8 Jul 17 Oct 9 Jul 18 Oct 10 Jul 19 Oct 11 Jul 20 Oct 12 Jul 21 Oct 13 Jul 22 Oct 14 Jul 23 Oct 15 Jul 24 Oct 16 Jul 25 Oct 17 Jul 26 Oct 18 Jul 27 Oct 19 Jul 28 Oct 20 Jul 29 Oct 21 Jul 30 Oct 22 Jul 31 Oct 23 Aug 1 Oct 24 Aug 2 Oct 25 Aug 3 Oct 26 Aug 4 Oct 27 Aug 5 Oct 28 Aug 6 Oct 29 Aug 7 Oct 30 Aug 8 Oct 31 Aug 9

Date Bred Calf Due Nov 1 Aug 10 Nov 2 Aug 11 Nov 3 Aug 12 Nov 4 Aug 13 Nov 5 Aug 14 Nov 6 Aug 15 Nov 7 Aug 16 Nov 8 Aug 17 Nov 9 Aug 18 Nov 10 Aug 19 Nov 11 Aug 20 Nov 12 Aug 21 Nov 13 Aug 22 Nov 14 Aug 23 Nov 15 Aug 24 Nov 16 Aug 25 Nov 17 Aug 26 Nov 18 Aug 27 Nov 19 Aug 28 Nov 20 Aug 29 Nov 21 Aug 30 Nov 22 Aug 31 Nov 23 Sept 1 Nov 24 Sept 2 Nov 25 Sept 3 Nov 26 Sept 4 Nov 27 Sept 5 Nov 28 Sept 6 Nov 29 Sept 7 Nov 30 Sept 8

Date Bred Calf Due Dec 1 Sept 9 Dec 2 Sept 10 Dec 3 Sept 11 Dec 4 Sept 12 Dec 5 Sept 13 Dec 6 Sept 14 Dec 7 Sept 15 Dec 8 Sept 16 Dec 9 Sept 17 Dec 10 Sept 18 Dec 11 Sept 19 Dec 12 Sept 20 Dec 13 Sept 21 Dec 14 Sept 22 Dec 15 Sept 23 Dec 16 Sept 24 Dec 17 Sept 25 Dec 18 Sept 26 Dec 19 Sept 27 Dec 20 Sept 28 Dec 21 Sept 29 Dec 22 Sept 30 Dec 23 Oct 1 Dec 24 Oct 2 Dec 25 Oct 3 Dec 26 Oct 4 Dec 27 Oct 5 Dec 28 Oct 6 Dec 29 Oct 7 Dec 30 Oct 8 Dec 31 Oct 9

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BREEDING CHECKLIST

Follow these practices to get the most out of your A.I. breeding program. > > > >

NUTRITION

Have cows at BCS 6 during breeding Heifers at 65% of mature weight Adequate mineral supplementation Upward plane of nutrition

HERD HEALTH

> > > >

Vaccinate 30+ days prior to breeding Follow Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Reproductive tract score heifers Begin synch 40 days after calving

> > > > >

Adequate facilities and labor Use proper synch protocol for your herd Acquire pharmaceuticals from your vet Create calendar for synch and A.I. Line up labor, heat detection, and ensure correct products given at correct times

HEAT SYNCHRONIZATION AND A.I.

SIRE SELECTION

> Choose sires that accomplish herd goals > Acquire semen well in advance > Purchase from reputable vendors/studs > > > > > >

DAYS OF INSEMINATION

Practice proper cattle handling Warm A.I. gun before loading Thaw semen in water at 95° F Keep semen warm after thawing Inseminate at correct time Deposit semen in uterine body

POST INSEMINATION MANAGEMENT

> Reduce changes to nutrition > Minimize/avoid cattle movement

• • • • • • • •

ABERDEEN BREEDING PROGRAMS

The American Aberdeen Association provides four different registration programs to help you achieve your cattle breeding goals.

FULL BLOOD

MODERATOR®

These cattle trace back to the Triangie Research Center in Australia and the original Angus purchased from Canada.

Both the sire and dam of a Moderator® must be registered with the American Aberdeen Association. Moderator shall be added to registration papers for these animals.

100% Aberdeen

ABERDEEN PLUS 25 - 87.5% Aberdeen

These are percentage Aberdeen cattle with the non-Aberdeen portion coming from registered American Angus or American Red Angus. The submitting member must supply the registered, genetic defect-free pedigree and appropriate fee to enter the foundation animal into the Aberdeen Plus registry. This member must also be the recorded owner of the dam at the time the calf was born. A flush report is required for all embryo transfer (ET) calves. Multi-generational cattle are accepted, as long as the breed and percentage criteria are met. Either the sire or dam (or both) of the first generation Aberdeen Plus must be registered with American Aberdeen.

50 - 87.499% Aberdeen

MODERATOR PLUS® 25 - 50% Aberdeen

A Moderator Plus® has Aberdeen genetics on at least one side of the pedigree, and must be registered with the American Aberdeen Association. Either the sire or dam (or both) of a Moderator Plus® must also be registered with the association. Moderator Plus shall be added to registration papers for these animals.

For additional information, visit the American Aberdeen Association website at americanaberdeen.com.

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BULL SALE

With a continuous goal of adding value to its membership, the Midwest Aberdeen Association is excited to announce the launch of its Bull Sale Program.

Our goal is to provide for public sale bulls that best represent the Aberdeen breed.

This program will consist of three phases: Arrival, Conditioning and a Bull Sale.

ENTRY INFORMATION

• Entry forms are due April 30, 2019.

• Program participant (owner) must be a dues paying member of MAA. • Entry fee is $25 per head, plus a processing fee and first half of pasture care (a total of $112.50 due), payable to MAA. • Eligible bulls: - Registered percentage bulls, with a minimum of ¼ Aberdeen blood, born between 8/1/2017 and 6/1/2018.

- Registered Fullblood Aberdeens born between 1/1/2017 and 11/15/2017.

- Exceptions may be made on an individual basis by the Committee.

PHASE 2: CONDITIONING •

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Bulls will be moved to a Developer Yard in November 2019.

After 120 days on feed, bulls will again be processed and conditioned for breeding.

During this phase, weights, ultrasounds, BSEs and other info will be collected.

Bulls will be evaluated by a sale committee for sale placement.

PHRASE 3: SALE

• The sale committee will be seeking high performing breeding bulls suited for heavy service.

• The sale will take place in SW Kansas, tentatively scheduled for April 4, 2020.

PHASE 1: ARRIVAL A second sale, in central South Dakota, is • Bulls will be received May 22-25 in Cody, NE. also being considered.

• Sale(s) will include commercial females with • Upon arrival, bulls will be processed and Aberdeen influence and/or carrying screened. Program accepted bulls will be Aberdeen influence to be sold in group lots. moved to Sandhills Grass pasture.

• Sale costs (catalog, advertising, etc.) will • Bulls must be PI tested. More information apply to program participants on a per-head about testing will be available and done at or commission-based basis. processing/arrival.

ALL BULLS ARE SUBJECT TO SCREENING THROUGHOUT THE PROCESS Stay tuned to midwestaberdeenassociation.com for program details.

Coming Fall 2019. See our website for details.

• The test will take place at Green Springs Bull Development in Nevada, Missouri.

• Bulls may be evaluated for various traits, including Residual Feed Intake (RFI), Ultrasound Data and Breeding Soundness.

Bull Sale and Test Contacts

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BULL TEST

Jeff Schelkopf MAA Bull Sale Chairman 402-469-7294 triplescattleco@outlook.com

INAUGURAL

MIDWEST ABERDEEN

BULL SALE SERVICE READY BULLS

FULLBLOODS & MODERATORS

SPRING 2020 LOCATION TBA

FOR MORE INFORMATION

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Curtis Ohlde MAA President 913.683.5910 tlcfarmsks@gmail.com

Jeff Schelkopf MAA Bull Sale Chairman 402.469.7294 triplescattleco@outlook.com

UPDATES POSTED WHEN AVAILABLE

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Grass Master Cattle BIG GAIN WITHOUT BIG FRAME!

Not all moderate-framed cattle are made the same. No matter what segment of the beef industry you are breeding for, our cattle need to gain to be profitable. At GMC, our Aberdeen Moderators are achieving frame moderation goals while remarkably increasing weight per dayof-age from birth to 12 months. These multi-generation calves are gaining 2.2 to as high as 3.3 pounds every day they are alive, measured to 12 months, which is grass turn-out time here.

Calves are weaned at 8 to 9 months off the cow with no creep and usually foraging crop residue the final 3 months on the cow. They are fed a grain-free, high-nutrient ration through winter. It has taken 17 years of genetic selection with the help of carcass ultrasound and strict culling to maintain calving ease, while increasing gain with muscle and flesh with modest frame increase.

Most of our nations’ commercial cow herd show big gains due to big frame growth. They require one-third more land usage and are certainly not a fit for high-quality grass-fed beef.

Our mission has been, and will be, to produce calving-ease cattle that gain muscle and flesh on forage in a timely manner. GMC Aberdeens will increase ribeye per 100 wt., and demonstrate higher marbling with fine, textured, tender end product.

Stop in and pick your low-maintenance champions, including jaw-dropping red fullblood and Moderators by Ducati, Rob Roy and others.

Rick Lloyd

GRASS MASTER CATTLE

GMC Pitt Bull A531X

A531X is co-owned with grass-fed producer Gabe Brown, Brown's Ranch, Bismarck, N.D.

GMC Marksman by GMC Rifleman with 3.3 WDA birth to 12 months Ultrasound at 22 months MM 24232of age ▪ REA: 20.87 ▪ BF: .15 REA/CWT: 1.61 ▪ Ribeye Ratio: .53 ▪ IMF: 5.0 ▪ Tenderness: 2.2 75% Moderator ▪ DOB: 6/6/2013 ▪ BW: 53 Sire: RLL Scooter ▪ Dam: GMC Crystal Clear Y531

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