Th e
Wisconsin Review
The official publication of the Wisconsin Hereford Association
Fall 2019
www.wisconsinherefords.org
Photo by Hannah Tremaine 1st Place Senior Division Cattle, 2019 JNHE Photo Contest
The Wisconsin Review E5054 490th Ave. Menomonie, WI 54751
2019 Wisconsin Hereford Association OFFICERS
President: Nathan Reinke, Johnson Creek, WI 920-988-3631 • ndreinke@gmail.com
Vice-President: Jim Renn, Hartland, WI 414-614-4537 • jlrenn@sbcglobal.net Secretary: Loxi Smythe: 715-505-6510 E5054 490th Ave. Menomonie, WI 54751 Email: snlfarm@outlook.com
Treasurer: Melissa Berggren: 414-550-5114 506 S. Hubbard • Horicom, WI 53032 E-mail: maggie99mae@yahoo.com
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Dalton: 715-338-1729 dphereford@yahoo.com David Steinhoff: 608-344-0140 steiny_48@mwt.net Harold Leitzau: 608-633-2875 hlietzau@gmail.com Charles Badertscher: 508-574-2002 ctbad2@hotmail.com Jackie Bevan: 608-348-9681 bvbbeef@outlook.com Jerry Huth: 920-583-3223 huth@wildblue.net Douglas Schultz: 262-224-7185 thefarmgirlsmom@gmail.com James Wiechert: 262-377-4758 maplecrestfarm@msn.com Holly Paulson: 608-358-3805 paulsonfarm04@gmail.com Zeb Allen: 608-963-9410 shfarm@ymail.com
WISCONSIN REVIEW
Jane Adolph, Editor Phone/Fax: (815) 244-5456 E-mail: jeadolph@gmail.com The Wisconsin Review, a publication of the Wisconsin Hereford Association, welcomes member and non-member advertising. 1,300 copies mailed.
www.wisconsinherefords.org
The Wisconsin Review
President Message Dear fellow Hereford breeders and enthusiasts,
The heat of summer is upon us, and it felt like just yesterday we were all at the annual meeting talking about how darn cold it was in the month of February. The year has flown by with many events.
We are looking forward to August 24th for the WHA Field day hosted by Huth Polled Herefords. These annual events are always a good time to network with other Hereford breeders By: Nathan Reinke and cattlemen. The field day will begin at ST Genetics, WHA President viewing one of the nation’s leading A.I. facilities. Following the tour at ST Genetics, the day will continue at Huth Polled Herefords with a CHB burger lunch, viewing of Hereford cattle from one of the top programs in the state, educational seminars and pasture tours. Seminar topics include Herefords and Heterosis, Center for Integrated Ag Systems, Grazing DNR Public Lands, E-quip and other NRCS programs, electric fencing and water systems, and pasture management. I encourage all cattlemen and cattlewomen regardless of breed to come enjoy a day of Hereford hospitality. I am looking forward to seeing familiar faces and meeting new people as we head into the fall season of production sales and World Beef Expo. Lets continue to make Herefords the breed of choice in the state of Wisconsin.
Calendar of Events
August 24 WHA Field Day hosted by Huth Polled Herefords, Oakfield September 15 Illini Top Cut Sale, Macomb, IL 21 Lamb Bros. Built to Last Production Sale, Wilson, WI 27-29 World Beef Expo, West Allis, WI October 6 Badger Southern Select Sale, Burlington, WI 11 WHA Spring Sale Nominations Due 12 Perks Ranch Fall Celebration Sale, Rockford, IL 13 Family Affair Sale, Endeavor, WI 13 Kegley Farms Online Club Calf Sale November 15 Wisconsin Review Advertising Deadline 1
Fall 2019
PHH PCC 025 Pearl 742 ET 2019 heifer prospects are ready for viewing. Maternal sibs to Pearl 742 by 2296 are standouts! Sire groups include 2296, MCM Bolt, Sooner on Sooner, Launch and Munson.
PIERCE S ’
HEREFORD HAVEN E10645 HATCHERY ROAD • BARABOO, WI 53913 Ken & Sandy: (608) 434-0578 • Travis & Megan: (608) 434-2843 • Jim & Veronica E-mail: ken254@centurytel.net The Wisconsin Review
2
Fall 2019
Mark Your Calendars
October 12, 2019 — 1 p.m. at the Ranch — “Cadillac”
“Munson”
Featuring these genetics…
“Diversified”
“Chuma” – Lot 1
Guest Consignors: C&L Hereford Ranch, JJB Cattle Company and Rustic Oaks Farm
“Copper Lady ”
Doug & Mary Perks • Wade & Brie Perks Tom & Tammy Boatman (404) 372-6754 • (770) 354-4195 tomtammy@perksranch.com 12526 N. Weldon Road • Rockford, IL 61102
www.perksranch.com The Wisconsin Review
3
Congratulations all our customer to s this show season! Request your cata log today!!
Fall 2019
Wisconsin Hereford Association Spring Sale Saturday, March 7, 2020 • Noon • Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, WI 1. Consignors must be a member of the WHA or WJHA. Consignors must be a current member at the time of nomination. Consignors must also have paid membership for the following year at time of entries. In the case of partnership cattle, at least one partner must be a member of the WHA or WJHA. All cattle must be registered with the AHA. 2. Nomination forms and copies of registration papers need to be postmarked no later than October 11th, 2019. All nominations must be accompanied by a $75 screening fee per consignor. Surplus screening fees will be reallocated equally to breeders that sell in the sale on a per breeder basis. Consignors will be notified of screening date and time. Sale management has the right to close entries at 50 lots, with a maximum of 20 bulls. 3. Once the selections have been made, a $250 entry fee per animal, footnotes, and photos must be submitted to the WHA treasurer with a postmark no later than December 2, 2019. Sale manager has the right to extend the due date depending on timing of screening. Entry fee will be credited on account upon completion of sale. Entry fee is non-refundable on all no-show sale animals. There is no charge for photos sent electronically. There is a $5.00 fee for photos submitted in hard copy form. The sale management reserves the option of using any photos submitted. Consignments, entry fees, and all paper work not received by the due date will not be catalogued or eligible to sell. 4. No substitutions will be allowed. 5. Animals are to be in place by 4 p.m. on Friday, March 6th, 2019. 6. BULLS – must be born between January 1, 2017 and March 31, 2019. The sale committee will hold as close as possible to 20 head to maintain a strong bull market. A consignor may consign one bull. For each additional bull, a minimum of one female must be consigned and sold through the sale. All bulls must have a nose lead or nose ring. HEIFERS – Members are encouraged to have females bred to calve by 30 months of age. All cattle are encouraged to have positive milk EPD’s. Bred heifers must be pregnancy checked by a veterinarian and verified on the health paper. COWS – Must be 5 years old or younger. They must have a natural calf at side or a guaranteed pregnancy. Calf may be sold separately at the discretion of the consigner and the sale management. The cow/calf will be sold as one lot. 7. All consignments need to be identified as polled, horned, or scurred in the footnotes. 8. EPDs will be included in the sale catalog as calculated from the AHA as of the catalog print date. Only animals with EPDs will sell.
9. HEALTH – all cattle are required to have separate, official interstate health papers at sale time. DO NOT PLACE MULTIPLE ANIMALS ON ONE FORM. Suggested tests are Bangs, Anaplasmosis, Tuberculosis, and BVD – Pl. If your animal(s) sell into a state requiring listed tests, breeders will take the subject animal to its origin, have it tested, and once cleared, arrange shipping to the buyer. Females that have not been calfhood vaccinated must have a blood test. Breeders on a whole herd Johnes classification program will disclose their Johnes status. 10. Sale guarantees will follow AHA recommendations. The WHA makes no warranties or representations of the animals. All guarantees are between the buyer and the seller. WHA acts ONLY as the agent in the sale of the animal. 11. SEMEN TEST – All bulls must pass a semen and breeding exam by a certified veterinarian or a professional semen collection service. Testing must meet these minimum standards: • Scrotal circumference – less than 15 mo. 30 CM, 15 to 18 mo. 31 CM, 18 to 21 mo. 32 CM, 21 to 24 mo. 33 CM and 24 mo. and over 34 CM. • Motility -- 30% or fair • Sperm morphology -- 70% normal cells • Testing must be done within 30 days of the sale. An official form must accompany all bulls. All bulls need to provide verification of being DNA tested with the AHA. All non-virgin bulls and all bulls 24 months of age or older at the time of the sale must have a negative PCR Trichomoniasis test within 30 days prior to the sale. Virgin Bulls – Bulls under the age of 24 months of age and is “virgin” in that they were not sexually exposed to any female. A statement must be included on the health certificate stating “The bull has not been sexually exposed to breeding-aged females” 12. SALE EXPENSES – All sale expenses will be divided equally by each sale lot. Any animal that enters and fails to show will forfeit their entry fee. Animals that go through the sale ring are required to pay their share of sale expenses. The WHA will receive 2.5% of the gross sale for each lot that goes through the sale, based on the final bid for that lot. 13. All paperwork needs to be completed by the consigner by sale day. All required information on cow-calf pairs and bred heifers regarding AI, service sire, dates, and calf information must be completed on the back of the pedigree and turned in to the sale manager prior to the sale. Pregnant females carrying the service of an AI sire do not need an AI certificate for the unborn calf. This will be the responsibility of the buyer.
— WHA Spring Sale Official Nomination Form — (Nominations due October 11, 2019)
____ Cow/Calf Pair(s)
I would like to nominate the following consignments:
____ Open Heifer(s)
____Bred Heifer(s)
____Herd Bull Prospect(s)
_____Semen/Embryos
Name: ____________________________________________________
Ranch/Farm Name: ________________________________________________
Address: ___________________________________________________
City:_____________________________
State: _________
Zip: ________
Phone: ___________________________ Cell Phone: _________________________ E-Mail: ________________________________________________
Send this form with copies of registration papers and a $75 screening fee (per breeder) to: Melissa Dahnert, 506 S Hubbard St., Horicon, WI 53032. Make checks payable to: WHA No screening fee for semen, embryo lots. You will be contacted regarding screening date/time. Please contact BJ Jones if you are interested in donating a heifer to the 2020 State Sale.
The Wisconsin Review
6
Fall 2019
2019 WJHA Spring Preview Show June 1, 2019 • Jefferson, Wis. Judge: Seth Kaehler, Minn. 73 head: 50 heifers 7 bulls 2 cow/calf pairs 18 steers
Champion Cow/Calf Pair: Wildcat Mystery 6062 ET Exhbited by Lauren Jones Reserve Perks She’s The Real Deal 7120 Exhibited by Kendall Boatman
Champion Heifer: NRC Two Dot ET Exhibited by Alexis Kast Reserve: Perks 1502 Mary Sue 8036 ET Exhibited by Emma Richardson
Champion B&O Heifer: 2TK 4296 Susception 8167 Exhibited by Kendall Boatman Reserve: Wildcat Poise 8221 ET Exhibited by Lauren Jones
Champion Bull: 2TK Perks 5101 Cadillac 8039 ET Exhibited by Kade Boatman Reserve: 2TK Perks 5101 Chuma 8184 Exhibited by Kendall Boatman
Champion Steer: BPH 811F Exhibited by Macenzy Meschke Reserve: CKHH Access Y90 A216 Exhibited by Morgan Lehner
OWEGO Stock Farm
Moving on to the next chapter… A Tankeray son!
Marvin Espenscheid Family 12044 Hwy. 78 • Argyle, WI 53504 Marv and Ruth: (608) 543-3778 • Cell: (608) 558-3445 E-mail: osf@mhtc.net Amy: (608) 482-3492 • E-mail: tscattle12@yahoo.com
A Catapult daughter!
Come take a look – visitors welcome anytime! The Wisconsin Review
10
Fall 2019
2019 WJHA Open Jackpot Show June 2, 2019 • Jefferson, Wis. Judge: Mark & Deb Core 83 head: 53 heifers 10 bulls 2 cow/calf pairs 17 steers
Champion Heifer: Wildcat Poise 8221 ET Exhibited by Lauren Jones Reserve: Perks 1502 Mary Sue 8036 ET Exhibited by Emma Richardson
Champion Cow Calf: Perks She’s The Real Deal 7120 Exhibited by Kendall Boatman Reserve: Wildcat Mystery 6062 ET Exhibited by Lauren Jones
Champion Steer: BPH 811F Exhibited by Macenzy Meschke Reserve: Brennan 182 Exhibited by Courtney Mullooly
Champion Bull: 2TK Perks 5101 Cadillac 8039 ET Exhibited by Kade Boatman Reserve: 2TK Perks 5101 Chuma 8184 Exhibited by Kendall Boatman
Showmanship Pee-Wee Champion – Ella Crane Reserve – Nick Jones
Junior Champion – Kendall Boatman Reserve – Kade Boatman
Intermediate Champion – Dellana Muck Reserve – Lauren Jones Senior Champion – Lauren McMillan Reserve – Matt Bowman Fitting Team Will Represent Wisconsin at JNHE PeeWee - Madison Nick Jones Junior – Brady Jones Senior – Matt Bowman Speech Contest Pee Wee 1. Nick Jones
Junior 1. Tie – Kendall & Kade Boatman 2. Tessa Smith Intermediate 1. Lauren Jones
Quiz Bowl Contest Junior 1. Jordan Lamb 2. Morgan Firlus 3. Mya Bevan 4. Nick Jones Senior 1. 2. 3. 4.
Andrea Schlieckau Sydney Stolee Lauren Jones Dawson Firlus
The Wisconsin Review
Market Place
For Sale: AI and bull bred cows and heifers. Bull, steer and heifer calves. Also fertility tested bulls. Call Hank Handzel at 608-235-9417. For Sale: Bred cows and heifers, cow/calf pairs, herd bull prospects for sale at Christ the Rock Herefords in St Croix Falls, WI. Contact us at: 715-483-1184 For Sale: Registered Hereford cows, 5 yearling heifers and 2 yearling bulls. (Including top show prospects). Contact Dean Fedkenheuer at 608-513-2112. For Sale: Fall heifer calves, show steer prospects and bull calves sired by Perks 5W Home Route 4051 {DLF HYF IEF MSUDF}, MCM 6964 Bolt 652D {DLF HYF IEF MSUDF} – Denver Class Winner and PHH PCC 812 True Grit 002 {DLF HYF IEF} –World Beef Expo Supreme Champion. Contact Gari-Alan Farm, Johnson Creek, WI. Gary: (920) 699-3126 or Nathan: (920) 988-3631. For Sale: Polled Hereford bred cows and heifers, 2019 heifer & bull calves, fancy show steer prospects, and fertility tested bulls. Contact Butch Boettcher: 715-828-7271. For Sale: Registered Polled Hereford Cow/Calf pairs and yearlings. Contact Randy and Liz Mittag at Shadow Ridge Ranch: 715-781-2584. Market Place 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. 11
Fall 2019
2019 Junior National Report The 2019 VitaFerm® Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) made history as the last youth exhibition to be hosted in Stadium Arena at the National Western Stock Show facility in Denver, July 6-13. The event was hosted by the National Junior Hereford Association (NJHA), the Hereford Youth Foundation of America (HYFA) and several host state Hereford associations including Oregon, Washington, California-Nevada, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado. An impressive 1,179 entries were exhibited at this year’s JNHE. These entries represented more than 800 exhibitors from 38 states and Canada. Wisconsin had 67 head of cattle and 28 exhibitors at the “Herefords on the Hill.” Congratulations to the following Wisconsin Junior Herford Association Members…
Contest Winners: • 4th Grade Prospect Award – Brady Jones • 10th Junior Golden Bull Award – Lauren Jones • Wisconsin Outstanding Exhibitor Award – Matt Bowman • Illustrated Speech, Peewee Speech Awards– Nick Jones & Makenna Smith • Individual Sales, 3rd Place Senior Division– Madison Katzenberger • Photo Contest, Hereford Cattle Photo, 1st Place Senior Division – Hannah Tremaine • Quiz Bowl, 2nd Place Junior Division – Mya Bevan, Morgan Firlus, Nick Jones & Jordan Lamb • Reserve Senior Showman – Lauren May
Reserve Champion Polled Female & Owned Division 10 Champion PURPLE Stormy 180E ET Exhibited by Lauren May, Mineral Point, Wis.
Division Winners: • Owned Polled Heifer, Division 6 Champion - MCKY MAISY 8719 ET– Exhibited by Lauren May • Owned Horned Heifer, Division 3 Reserve Champion – BK FLASHY POINTS 8147F ET – Exhibited by Lauren May • Owned Polled Heifer, Reserve Champion Female & Division 10 Champion - PURPLE STORMY 180E ET– Exhibited by Lauren May
Owned Division 3 Reserve Champion BK Flashy Points 8147F ET Exhibited by Lauren May, Mineral Point, Wis.
Class Winners: • Bred & Owned Cow Calf Pairs Class – PRR MRK KISSES 162D ET – Exhibited by Madison Katzenberger • Bred & Owned Bulls Class 10 – NEXT GEN 322 BOLT 29 – Exhibited by Bryce Brancel • Bred & Owned Heifer Class 30 – WILDCAT PRIZE 906 ET– Exhibited by Nick, Lauren, Bailey & Brett Jones • Owned Heifer Class 87 - WILDCAT PALISADE 8117 ET – Exhibited by Bailey, Lauren, Brady & Brett Jones
Second Place Winners: • Bred & Owned Heifer Class 30 – WILDCAT PRISM 905 ET – Exhibited by Brady, Nick, Lauren & Bailey Jones • Bred & Owned Heifer Class 43 - WILDCAT PALISADE 8117 ET – Exhibited by Bailey, Lauren, Brady & Brett Jones • Owned Polled Heifer Class 99 – FBF GAGA 1808 ET – Exhibited by Andrea Schlieckau
The Wisconsin Review
Owned Division 6 Champion Polled Heifer MCKY Maisy 88719 ET Exhibited by Lauren May, Mineral Point, Wis.
12
Fall 2019
Herd Reduction Offering 20 Spring Calving Cows
Breeding Better Beef
Sired by: About Time, Cracker Jack, Durango, HH Advance, Kahuna, BR DM TNT, Wyarno, Trust, CRPH Big Town (son of Hometown) MF 54N Tennyson (full brother to Revolution)
Whole herd DNA including polled/horned… know what’s under the hood! Trust – Hometown 10Y – Smalltown Kid – Blackhawk Down Contact us now for best selection!
Doing our best to provide you the best!
Cow registration/pedigree information available.
Starck Century Farm
Biggs Polled Herefords
Rick, Jenny, Ryder and Ricki Starck — Cadott, WI — Home: 715.289.3514 • Cell: 715.313.3234
The Wisconsin Review
— Dixon, Illinois — 815.441.4354 • 815.285.0227 biggspolled@yahoo.com
13
Fall 2019
A Minute with the Meents Marketing purebred livestock is always a challenge to reach new customers while maintaining your past customer base. This summer the American Hereford Association has released “Herefords on Demand,” a new program to help assist the members of AHA with the newest, most modern, up to date online catalog production system.
By: John Meents, AHA Fieldman 419-306-7480
“Hereford on Demand” is a tremendous marketing tool for breeders no matter what size of Hereford operation you are. This exciting system will allow private treaty sale listings, select small sale events, video sale offerings, show heifer prospect sales, sire directories, as well as traditional sale catalogs.
Live expected progeny differences (EPDs) updates that are searchable within an individual catalog or across all catalogs will be available with “Herefords on Demand.” This is a great opportunity for all Hereford breeders when buying or selling. The process to create a “Hereford on Demand” catalog has been created to be as user-friendly as possible with four steps to enter information for the catalog. These steps will guide the breeder through entering contact information, sale details, lot information, and then selecting a layout form. A Creative Services staff member will then work directly with the breeder to approve the catalog prior to posting it to the AHA website. Breeders can also order a small number to be printed for mailing. MAKE YOUR CATTLE BETTER TODAY BECAUSE YOU HAVE TO MARKET THEM TOMORROW! Today you now have a new system to assist you in marketing your Hereford genetics. Take advantage, by contacting Hereford Publication, INC, Creative Service Department, at 816842-3757.
Now held in consecutive years!
October 6, 2019 Kegley Farms Burlington, Wisconsin O ffering cow/calf pairs with calves from leading A .I. sires and bred back to elite bulls! 19th Annual
Kegley Farms W891 Honey Creek Road | Burlington,WI 53105 Terry & Dianne Kegley (262) 642-5283, Farm (262) 470-7931, Cell
October 13, 2019 Follow us on Facebook!
Kurt, Jenni,Wyatt & Madison (414) 254-2379, Kurt (262) 758-0146, Jenni
hosted by SC Online Sales W W W.SCON LIN ESALES.COM Featuring outstanding Hereford Steers! One of the longest running club calf sales in the country!
www.kegleyfarms.com The Wisconsin Review
Kegley’s Club Calf Sale
14
Fall 2019
National Hereford News
The Wisconsin Review A publication of the Wisconsin Polled Hereford Association
PACE is back and ready to take genetic evaluation to the next level.
The Advertising Rates and Deadlines for 2019
The American Hereford Association (AHA) is pleased to announce that beginning in July 2019, we will be back to running the Pan-American Cattle Evaluation (PACE) genetic evaluation. PACE was first released in July 2009 as a joint effort between the American Hereford Association (AHA) and the Hereford associations of Canada, Uruguay and Argentina. This first-of-its-kind collaboration saw the comparison of cattle from multiple continents in the same genetic evaluation.
Advertising Deadline January 18, 2019 April 19, 2018 July 19, 2019
Mailing Date February 8, 2019 May 10, 2019 August 2, 2019
November 15, 2019
December 6, 2019
Advertising Rates: Back Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$260 Inside Back Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$230 Inside Front Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$230 Full Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$190 Half Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$110 Quarter Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 70 Eighth Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 45 Sixteenth Page . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$ 30 Breeders Directory, 4 issues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$100
A huge positive of PACE was the increase in commerce among participating countries in sharing Hereford genetics and improving the breed worldwide. In fact, according to the National Association of Animal Breeders (NAAB), there has been more than a 30 percent increase in semen exports in the last 10 years. This growth is in tandem with the strong North American trade between U.S. and Canadian Herford breeders.
When the AHA transitioned to the updated genetic evaluation in December 2017, which utilizes Biometric Open Language Tools (BOLT) software, the release was only a North American evaluation consisting of data from the U.S. and Canada. At that time, the two South American countries were not ready to make the transition to the improved genetic evaluation and wanted more time to research changes to the model. Since then, the AHA has worked with the leaders of the Uruguay and Argentina Hereford associations to run research prototypes and to determine the best approach to restructure PACE.
For all your advertising needs, contact:
Jane Adolph, Editor Phone/Fax: (815) 244-5456 18541 Slick Road, Mt. Carroll, IL 61053 Email: jeadolph@gmail.com
In adding South American data back into the North American genetic evaluation, we will gain more than 500,000 pedigree records and more than 200,000 performance records to contribute to the calculations of expected progeny differences (EPDs) of animals jointly used across continents. Again, getting back to running PACE allows for more linkage with common genetics used in both North and South America. At this point, the South American data will only be added in once a year as the two South American countries will only update their genetic evaluation once per year. The AHA will continue to update its genetic evaluation every Monday.
PROGRESSIVE BREEDERS
The Wisconsin Review
15
Fall 2019
P R Dan Irwin: (815) 266-1300 1709 Summit Drive • Stockton, IL 61085 Located four miles west of Stockton, Illinois off U. S. Hwy. 20
Klemme
POLLED HEREFORDS
— Kids , Cows & Calves are our Passion — Scott, Michelle, Home: 920.892.6742 Alisha & Danica Klemme Michelle cell: 920.901.7373 N6236 STATE ROAD 57 Scott cell: 920.980.0998 PLYMOUTH, WI 53073 Email: klemmeherefords@gmail.com
BAKER’S
Polled Herefords
N7850 U.S. Hwy. 12 Elkhorn, WI 53121 Bob: (262) 903-0513 Paul: (262) 742-3205 E-mail: psbakerph@elknet.net bakerpolledherefords.com
LEMAR
O G
W8838 Richards Rd. • Poynette, WI 53955 Kermit’s Cell: (608) 445-1279 rhinerpolledherefords@yahoo.com
R E S S I V E
Your visit is always appreciated!
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
B R E E D
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
The Wisconsin Review
E R S 16
Phillip and Michel Dahnert Michael and Melissa Berggren Ed, Nikki, Killy and Grace N4674 St. Helena Rd. • Juneau, WI 53039 Melissa’s cell: 414.550.5114
Fall 2019
Sunday • Noon
October 13, 2019 Endeavor, Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Fair Champion Jackpot Steer. MGM bred and was purchased in our 2017 sale by Anna Doyle. Anna earned a $500 credit from our Junior Rewards Program…up to $2,500 available!!
H VM Mallory 7441 ET 2018 JNHE Champion Polled Female • Dam bred by MGM
Selling pregnant recip with maternal sister!
Two granddaughters of the NWSS Champion Kessey sell!
Next Gen Kalli 144 ET — Dam of Distinction — Her natural calf by 2296 sells!
MGM Kessey’s Echo 40C ET Her October calf by R Leader sells!
Bryce Brancel with his 2019 JNHE Class Winner Brancel’s have had JNHE class winners each of the last three years!
MGM Polled Herefords Steve & Jann Merry • Matt Merry 262-628-3649 • Steven.Merry@aurora.org
Tod, Sondra, Ben and Gail Brancel • 608-697-9026 Brancel@NextGenerationGenetics.com
www.mgmpolledherefords.com
www.nextgenerationgenetics.com