Hello and welcome everyone! Our South Poll family continues to grow each year . We welcome any new members and thank the older members for the support you have shown over the years . It takes a lot of work and dedication from our board to keep things moving along, so please join me in giving a big thank you to all the past and present members who give their time and energy to make sure we have a good working board!!
On the cow side ..the sooner we can adopt a fertility and longevity index, the better off it will be for the commercial cattle producers going forward. Keeping good records of the past is the key to success in the future.
Have a wonderful experience with the South Polls and enjoy our field day as we share knowledge and learn together!!!
2025 Field Day Agenda
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2025
8:00a – 1:00p Cattle Viewing/Visit with Consignors/Registration Open/Networking Vendor visits throughout the day
9:00a - 10:00a Heifer Ranch Tour
10:15a - 11:15a Heifer Ranch Tour (repeated)
11:30a - 12:30p Heifer Ranch Tour (repeated)
11:00a - 1:00p Food Trucks - Lunch at own expense
1:00p -1:15p
Welcome and Introductions - Donna Kilpatrick, Heifer Ranch and Ethan Foard, SPGCA Board Member
1:30p - 5:00p Breakout Sessions and Visit with Vendors
1:30p - 2:30p
2:45p - 3:45p
4:00p - 5:00p
Breakout Session Options (Choose 3)
• The SPGCA Registry
DNA, Registrations and Records - Becky Miller, SPGCA Registry
• Grassfed Beef
Larry Israel, Riley Israel, Israel Farms and Diamond I Cattle Co.
•Tools of Grazing
Nathan Hahn, Unity Farms, and Paul Epting, Rolling Hill Ranch
•Advantage of South Polls
Teddy Gentry, Bent Tree Farms and SPGCA Founder
• Cattle Record Keeping
Dakota Blanks, Windy Acres Farm and Rodney Cravens, Lone Pine Farms
6:00p - 8:00p Dinner & Music - Jason Campbell and Dem Boys
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2025
8:00a Registration open all day, visit with vendors
9:00a - 9:30a Welcome/Introductions/Heifer International Mission and role and benefit of South Poll at Heifer Ranch - Donna Kilpatrick, Heifer Ranch
9:30a - 10:45a Teddy Gentry & Greg Judy History of South Poll cattle and General Q & A
10:45a -11:45a Steve Freeman, Woods Fork Cattle Company – Heifer
Development on Forage Steve will discuss the breeding system that Woods Fork Cattle Company uses for developing heifers that are adapted to a farms’ individual region and management.
11:45a - 1:00p Lunch/Networking/Vendor Visits, Silent Auction ends at 1:00
3:00p Cattle Auction and SPGCA 2027 Calendar Auction
4:00p Cattle Load Out
SPGCA SPeAkinG ConteSt
Open to Junior members of the SPGCA Topics for the speech will be provided at sign-up on Friday at the field day. Speeches will be given to field day participants and judges starting at 1:00 p.m.on Saturday at the field day.
CASH PRIZES of $150, $100 and $50 will be awarded in each age category for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places, respectively.
Driving Directions to Heifer Ranch (55 Heifer Rd, Perryville, AR 72126)
From Little Rock via I-430 North or South, or I-30
If you’re on I-430 North:
• Take the Cantrell Rd / AR-10 W / AR-300 W exit
• Turn left onto Cantrell Rd
If you’re on I-430 South:
• Take the Cantrell Rd / AR-10 W / AR-300 W exit
• Turn right onto Cantrell Rd
If you’re coming from I-30:
• Merge onto I-430 North and follow directions above to Cantrell Rd / AR-10 W Then continue:
• Follow Cantrell Rd / AR-10 W for approximately 34 miles (it becomes Hwy 10)
• At Williams Junction, veer right to stay on Hwy 9 North toward Perryville
• Turn left onto Union Valley Rd at the large blue Heifer
Ranch sign and drive 1.2 miles
• Turn right onto Heifer Rd — the Ranch entrance will be clearly marked
• If you find yourself in Perryville, you’ve gone too far please turn around.
From Fort Smith via I-40 East
• Take Interstate 40 East toward Little Rock
• Exit at Morrilton (Exit 108) for AR-9 South
• Continue on AR-9 South through Oppelo, Perry and Perryville
• After leaving Perryville, turn right onto Union Valley Rd at the large blue Heifer Ranch sign.
• Drive 1.2 miles, then turn right onto Heifer Rd—the Ranch entrance will be clearly marked
The 2027 SPGCA Calendar months will be auctioned off at the beginning of the cattle auction.
Message
I’m Becky Miller, Executive Director of the National Center for Beef Excellence. Since 2011, I’ve worked in the breed association sector, supporting cattle producers in managing their herd books, registrations, and record systems to get the most value from their data.
I’m passionate about helping producers succeed and especially enjoy opportunities like the South Poll Field Day to connect in person with the folks I usually talk to by phone or email.
I’ll be on hand to help members better understand how the registry system works, answer questions, and walk through the new DNA policy and procedures.
WelCome Field dAy AttendeeS
On behalf of everyone at Heifer International, Heifer USA, and the Heifer Ranch team, welcome to the 1,200-acre Heifer Ranch… this year’s proud host of the South Poll Cattle Association Field Day.
It’s an honor to host you on land that reflects our longstanding mission and commitment to both community and regenerative agriculture. Since 1944, Heifer International has worked to end hunger and poverty by partnering with communities around the world—beginning with the gift of dairy cattle and expanding to support a wide variety of livestock species and regenerative farming practices.
Today, Heifer Ranch continues that legacy by raising South Poll cattle not only as a nutritious food source, but also as a powerful tool in healing soil, building biodiversity, and restoring ecosystems.
We hope your time here is inspiring and educational. Whether you’re learning in the pasture, making connections over meals, or trading insights with fellow producers, may you leave with practical tools and renewed energy to help your enterprises thrive and your landscapes flourish.
We’re grateful for the work you do and thrilled to be part of your journey.
Warm regards, Heifer USA/Heifer Ranch
South Poll Grass Cattle Association 17th Annual Field Day & Auction
September 19 & 20, 2025
SALE
RULES
1. All winning bidders will be required to present a valid driver ’s license for copy. Absentee bidders will have the option to pay via check.
2. Bidders will register for a bidder number at the field day.
3. All animals will be identified by lot number.
4. Suggested opening bid price will be $1500 on heifers; $2000 on bulls; $2000 on cow/calf pairs. If animals do not meet the minimum, they will be considered “No Sale”.
5. All animals will be available for viewing after 9:00 A.M. on Friday, September 19, 2025.
6. Cattle will be sold according to Lot Number at 3:00 P.M. on Saturday, September 20, 2025
7. Trucking may be available on sale day at buyer expense. Cattle may not be loaded until after the conclusion of the field day. If prior arrangements have been made with the landowner, cattle may be held for up to 48 hours after the sale. All animals, once sold, become the sole responsibility of the buyer.
8. Any corrections of printed or published materials will be addressed prior to the sale.
9. All weaning age animals being sold without the dam at side, must be weaned 30 days prior to the auction.
10. All sale animals must be registered by consignor prior to being listed in the SPGCA sale catalog. Registration certificates will be transferred to the buyer at the SPGCA association expense. The buyer is responsible for submitting the proper contact information to the clerk for making transfers.
11. A current health certificate is required on each animal consigned upon arrival at the sale. Certificates can also be sent in ahead of time via email at info@ southpoll.com.After the auction, health certificates will be issued to all sold animals as required for shipping.
12. Non-virgin bulls or bulls greater than 12 months of age must be Trichomoniasis tested and negative results must accompany bulls upon arrival. These bulls must also pass a breeding soundness exam prior to the sale.
13. Mail or phone bids will be accepted, but arrangements must be made in advance - please see Rule 1.
14. All persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk and owners/hosts and/or the SPGCA assumes no liability or otherwise for any accidents that may occur.
15. All consignors must be current members of the SPGCA.
16. SPGCA has the right to visually inspect and deny/refuse any animals delivered for the Field Day auction to maintain the standards expected of our breed.
17. All transactions are between the seller and buyer.
COWBOY AUCTION FORMAT
Each animal to be sold to the highest bidder. All cattle will have a base price as listed on rule #4. If more than one buyer is interested in purchasing a lot, the base price will be raised in $100 increments until only one bidder is left.
Speakers: Larry Israel and Riley Israel
Larry and Riley, the father daughter duo, started Diamond I Cattle Company in 2021. Larry has farmed his whole life with a love for cattle. Growing up he was raised on a dairy and worked for various dairy farms after his family sold out. He eventually started his own beef operation Israel Farms. He ran everything from commercial cattle to registered limousine.
Larry started making moves to get a more efficient and heat tolerant cow. In 2016 he bought his first SP bull while running PCC genetics. He had always raised beef for his family and friends the conventional way, but then got turned onto the idea of grass finished beef.
Riley has always had a passion for farming and has been helping her dad since she could walk. She worked on the family farm all through high school learning the ropes. Once she graduated high school, she went to college and worked on various operations getting different experience from each one. In 2021 she saw an opportunity to grow what her father had started. Now the Israel’s are finishing and butchering their own beef and selling it direct to consumer.
Speaker: Nathan Hahn
Nathan Hahn is a dedicated and passionate farmer and rancher committed to land and livestock stewardship. Alongside his family - Ellie, Sadie, Mathew - Nathan and his wife established Unity Farms in 2021, located north of Harrodsburg, Kentucky. Transitioning to full-time farming, Nathan and his family felt a strong calling to share, inspire, and promote their passion for sustainable agriculture.
Embracing a philosophy rooted in the principles of observation and biological and ecological function, Nathan has eliminated industrial norms from their farming practices. With an unwavering belief in highly adaptable management strategies, the Hahn family strives to promote natural cycles, creating resiliency in their land and livestock.
Having previously experienced the limitations of conventional farming methods, Nathan and his family discovered the truth in working with creation, aligning their processes with the Creator’s original design. They now advocate for an adaptively managed, low-input operation that allows farmers, ranchers, land, and livestock to thrive. Through their journey, the Hahn family is privileged to share their experiences and are grateful for the support they receive.
Speaker: Teddy Gentry
Teddy Gentry, bass player for the county music group Alabama, was born and raised on Lookout Mountain in Fort Payne, Alabama. He and his wife, Linda, have two children, five grandchildren, and one great grandchild.
After receiving his first check from RCA records in 1980 for $61,000, he purchased 60 acres from his grandfather, which he called Bent Tree Farms.
Teddy started the South Poll breed in 1989 when he got the idea to genetically combine the best traits of four maternal Bos Taurus breeds to form a more heat tolerant animal that would work for his cattle operation. The South Poll is a four way cross of Hereford, Red Angus, Senepol, and Barzona. He wanted an animal with a gentle disposition and would produce tender beef on grass.
Bent Tree Farms is the home of the South Poll. Our cattle are always grass fed and naturally pasture raised.
Speaker: Dakota Blanks
Dakota Blanks Born and raised in central Virginia, my agricultural background started early in raising tobacco on the family farm without a cow in sight. When tobacco wasn’t viable any longer, I moved into horticulture at a local wholesale tree nursery where my interest in plant life began to grow. Later, I worked as a professional firefighter for over 10 years while growing produce for retail customers as well as restaurants and convenience stores.
After being introduced to cattle by a neighbor I decided to buy a group of eight sim-angus heifers. A few months after, I decided to expand a bit and bought another 160 head of cow-calf pairs and leased several farms in the area. I left the fire service shortly thereafter to raise cattle full time. I began to realize quickly these high input cattle wouldn’t cut it. I started intensively grazing our farms, taking away a lot of inputs and the cattle started falling to pieces.
That led me on the search for cattle that could handle my environment and management. I landed on South Polls and have never looked back. From the cattle to the people, this breed is the best we’ve found.
My wife Ruth and I live in Appomattox ,VA with our two sons and daughter.
Speaker: Rodney Cravens
My wife, Jenna, our three children, Lucy, Henry, Grady and I reside on the family farm that was purchased by my great-grandfather in 1918. I grew up on a dairy farm a mile down the road where I developed a passion for agriculture and cattle. My Christian faith and sports, especially basketball and baseball, played a huge role in my formative years. After high school I attended College of the Ozarks, majoring in physical education, and upon graduation I taught social studies and coached a variety of sports for 9 years in my hometown of Hartville. I am currently the elementary principal at Hartville School District in south-central Missouri and have served in that position since 2013.
My father, Joel, and I have run commercial beef cattle together since he retired from the dairy in 2013. Steve and Judy Freeman have been a huge influence on our operation. We have gained invaluable knowledge from them regarding soil health, grazing practices, cattle adaptability, and profitability. They are the reason we began using South Poll bulls, and since 2014, we have been “breeding up” using fullblood bulls. We currently run approximately 150 cows and are continually working to improve our genetics. I have a passion for pedigrees and improving genetics through proper selection. We have begun registering our females, and in the future I hope to be able to provide the commercial cattlemen with bulls and females that work in a low-input, grass only environment.
Speaker: Paul Epting
My wife and I, along with our three children, operate Rolling Hill Ranch located in Mountville, SC. Ranching started as a hobby shortly after we got married in 2008, as my wife Caroline was a cosmetologist and I was a General Contractor. Our passion to steward and care for God’s creation quickly grew as we began seeking ways to turn our hobby into a full-time occupation. Over the course of the next 12 years with many failures, a few successes, and a lot of study and education, our conventional farming practices transformed into regenerative farming practices, as we wanted to be profitable while making our land better. That’s also when our cow herd began to transition from black to red.
We bought our first South Poll cattle in January of 2020 and haven’t looked back since. We also purchased our new farm that same year, allowing us to expand our operation and reach our goal of being full-time first-generation ranchers. That dream became reality in October 2022!
Today, we raise registered South Poll cattle using management-intensive grazing practices to produce the best quality bulls and replacement heifers possible. We strive to develop low input cattle that excel in our heat and humidity and thrive on our fescue dominant pastures, all while raising a healthy calf every year.
Speaker: Steve Freeman
Steve, along with his wife, Judy, are owners and managers of Woods Fork Cattle Company, LLC in Wright County, MIssouri.
Judy and Steve began their farming career on a small farm in Wright County in 1978. While Judy milked 30 goats by hand for their Grade C dairy, Steve worked on a large commercial cattle operation, focused on developing crossbred Brahma cattle. In 1987, they purchased their present farm and began a full-time cow/calf operation, as well as stockers and, at one time, 250 wooled sheep. Their first MiG system was installed in 1987 and cattle, grazing and grass have been their focus for the past 38 years.
The Freemans host farm tours and grazing schools on their farm and enjoy being “grazing advocates”. As Steve says, “People are beginning to understand the importance of grass and proper forage management in helping our world become a better place to live. It’s a very exciting time to be a grass farmer”.
Steve has been a board member and past president of the Missouri Forage and Grassland Council and is a proud member of the Top of the Ozarks Grazing Group, a grassroots organization of graziers in South Central Missouri. Steve also enjoys his once a week geezerball (old man basketball) games, coaching softball and reading.
Speaker: Greg Judy
Greg and Jan Judy of Clark, Missouri run a grazing operation on 2200 acres of leased and owned land. Greg and Jan went from near bankruptcy in 1999 to paying off a 200-acre farm and house in 3 years with custom grazing on leased land and are debt free. They own 5 farms and lease 17 farms. They graze South Poll cattle, St Croix hair sheep, guardian dogs and Shiitake mushrooms.
Greg wrote a book in 2001, entitled “No Risk Ranching, Custom Grazing on Leased Land”, which details the methods they used to build their operation from scratch. In 2008 Greg wrote a second book “Comeback Farms, Rejuvenating Soils, Pastures and Profits with Livestock Grazing Management”. Greg’s second book covers all the methods they use with Holistic High-Density Grazing, multi-species grazing, grass finishing animals, eliminating costly inputs. In 2021 Greg wrote his 3rd book entitled, “Greg Judy’s How to Think Like a Grazier”.
Greg started his own YouTube channel “Greg Judy Regenerative Rancher” and posts 5 videos a week sharing their successes and failures of building a profitable grazing operation. The channel now has over 132,000 subscribers from all over the world.
Greg gives talks and schools all over the US, Germany, England, New Zealand & Canada teaching the benefits of planned grazing, leasing land, multispecies grazing, custom grazing, agroforestry, and wildlife management. The Judy’s hold a spring and fall grazing school at their farm at Clark, Missouri teaching the principles of planned grazing. Greg and Jan also have an internship program that teaches young folks how to manage their own profitable grazing operation. Greg quit his off-farm job in 2009 and is now a full-time rancher. The Judy’s website is: greenpasturesfarm.net.
We’re honored to host the 2026 South Poll Field Day here at Unity Farms, and we’d love to have you join us.
At Unity Farms, our mission is to share, inspire, and promote our passion for land and livestock stewardship. We rely on God’s gift of observation—focusing on biological and ecological function while eliminating industrial norms.
We produce grass-finished beef and pastured poultry, using regenerative practices that work with nature—not against it. We also offer a select number of forage-developed South Poll bulls and replacement heifers each year—born, raised, and tested in a high-pressure, grass-only environment.
Our management is centered on non-selective, high-utilization grazing: a method that improves the land, builds resilient livestock, and allows us to intentionally select animals that thrive on forage alone.
We believe it is crucial to apply pressure on our cattle—selecting for the most adaptable and efficient grass converters.
This gathering brings together producers, families, and friends committed to raising cattle on forage and stewarding creation with care.
We look forward to welcoming you to our pastures in the heart of Kentucky.
Nathan, Ellie, and the Unity Farms Family
“As each one has received a gift, minister it to one another, as good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” — 1 Peter 4:10
•Registration and event details coming soon at https://southpoll.com
Lot 1 & 1a DFF 6426 630 9630
PUREBRED Birth Date: 04/26/19 Consignor: UNDERwooD SPRING FARMS
FOOTNOTE: The cow/calf pair is a purebred set that has a beautiful heifer calf at side. The heifer is sired by (46163) and has Romeo, Dynamite 9401 and Broadway 8401 in her pedigree. The cow is (42339) that goes back to Cassanova RH60. Bred to ORSP 02120 2378 #56434. Bred to ORSP 02120 784 2378 #56434
Lot 2 & 2a SVR 5440 165 04320
FULLBLooD Bir th Date: 03/30/20 Consignor: TNT FARM
FOOTNOTE: 04320 Is a 5440 daughter out of a Broadway dam. 2 daughters retained & 1 son is a herd bull. Bull calf at side sired by VLCC 528. Bulls BTF 127 & TNT Chin Strap turned in on 6-9-25 to present.
FOOTNOTE: Heifer calved at 2 years old and is exposed to full blood bull PCC 8257k (reg # 51014). (Tenet certified) starting June 11 till sale day. Fullblood bull calf born June 9th. Calf will be sire verified and registered by sale day. Ask for more detailed info and pics close to sale day!!! FULLBLooD Birth Date: 04/22/21 Consignor: oZARK HILLS
Lot 4 & 4a GCF 419 7118 5521
PUREBRED Bir th Date: 05/11/21 Consignor: 710 RANCH
FOOTNOTE: This Herd Builder pair would be a great addition to your operation. Mom has been a terrific mother and easy calving fly resistant 100% grass-fed no antibiotics and Hotwire savvy. She has been exposed to full blood bull 1 0 0 4 k (BSE 7-3-25) will confirm pregnancy prior to field day. The bull calf May develop quickly 72 lb at Birth and gaining each day no antibiotics or growth hormones and fly resistant sired by bull 5404. A great pair for your breed up program or stand alone.
FOOTNOTE: 04320 is a 5440 daughter out of a Broadway dam. 2 daughters retained & 1 son is a herd bull. Bull calf at side sired by VLCC 528. Bulls BTF 127 & TNT Chin Strap turned in on 6-9-25 to present.
FOOTNOTE: G357 is a 31001 daughter with 2 daughters retained & 1 son a herd bull. Heifer calf at side sired by VLCC 528. Bulls BTF 127 & TNT Chin Strap turned in on 6-9-25 to present FULLBLooD Birth Date: 04/03/19 Consignor: TNT FARM
Lot 6 PCF H616 1122 R122 Pair
FULLBLooD Bir th Date: 04/22/22
Consignor: PooLER CREEK FARMS
FOOTNOTE: R122 is out of sire, H616 back to 1813 and 1111. Dam 1122 back to BTF 5447 and BTF 240. Had an outstanding calf from last year. R122 has a future bull prospect by her side as well #65147. Both calves have weighed under 55 pounds at birth; has been first to calve the past few years! Our herd rotates daily, year round as well. Will pick grass over feed any day of the week!
Lot 7 & 7a NF E322 F901 K407
PUREBRED Bir th Date: 04/06/22 Consignor: RAY NoLEN
FOOTNOTE: Younger heifer sister sold as a bred heifer in last year’s Field Day and she is Sired by SF E322 as well. Raised an excellent heifer calf this last Fall and should calve around Field Day or shortly thereafter.
FULLBLooD
Bir th Date: 04/12/21 Consignor: TNT FARM
FOOTNOTE: TNT 2148 Skittles is a BTF 9421 daughter out of G348 a dam who consistently weans the best calves. One son sold as a herdsire, heifer at side sired by VLCC 528. Bulls BTF 127 & TNT Chin Strap turned in on 6-9-25 to present.
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 03/20/23 Consignor: TNT FARM
FOOTNOTE: TNT 2302 the best 1st calf heifer of her calf crop is an ideal female. Sired by 91-6 & dam G348. 2302’s heifer calf at side is sired by TNT 2310. Bulls BTF 127 & TNT CHIN STRAP turned in 6-9-25 to present.
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 05/18/23 Consignor: FARRELL FAMILY FARM
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to 7797 bull (Lot 35). Will be pregnancy checked.
FOOTNOTE: Heifer calved at 2 years old and is exposed back to full blood bull PCC 8257k (reg # 51014). Tenet certified starting June 11 to sale day. Fullblood heifer calf born June 1. Calf will be sire verified and registered by sale day. Ask for more detailed info and pics close to sale day!!!
FOOTNOTE: • Beautiful small frame heifer; has a twin sister that is exactly like her; combined weaning weight of 702 lbs at 229 days. • Caught on first AI to H616 (38721) and due to calve March 9, 2026. • Sire is a 24 son out of the great Holiday 1308 cow. • Dam is 5 y.o. and never missed; nice udder; moderate framed.
Lot 13 BF 8403 H343 M11 Heifer
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 02/28/24 Consignor: BAKER FARMS
FOOTNOTE: A really nice gentle heifer out of Sumner Farm cow (44306), sires by a Bent Tree Farm bull (40114). Heifers have been exposed to a Hope Hill Farm bull (57601). Heifers will be pregnancy checked.
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 02/28/24 Consignor: RoCK CREEK FARM
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to VLCC 38 425 601 Reg#47367 6/17/25 to 9/17/25. Will be pregnancy checked.
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 03/01/24 Consignor: RoCK CREEK FARM
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to VLCC 38 425 601 Reg#47367 6/17/25 to 9/17/25. Will be pregnancy checked.
Lot 16 BF 8403 K3 M17 Heifer
FULLBLooD Bir th Date: 03/03/24 Consignor: BAKER FARMS
FOOTNOTE: A really calm gentle heifer out of a Baker Farm cow (50011, 24 daughter) sired by Bent Tree Farm bull (40114).Heifers have been exposed to a Hope Hill Farm bull (57601). Heifers will be pregnancy checked.
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 03/10/24 Consignor: RoCK CREEK FARM
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to VLCC 38 425 601 Reg#47367 6/17/25 to 9/17/25. Will be pregnancy checked.
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 03/15/24 Consignor: RoCK CREEK FARM
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to VLCC 38 425 601 Reg#47367 6/17/25 to 9/17/25. Will be pregnancy checked.
FOOTNOTE: 2420 is our top pick from the 2024 heifers. Exposed to fullblood bulls from June 5-Aug 5, and will be preg checked prior to sale. DNA is on file for the potential sires.
FOOTNOTE: 2440 comes from a long line of proven cows. Her dam, grand-dam, and great grand-dam have never missed, and always raised a good calf. Exposed to FB bulls from June 5Aug 5, and will be preg checked prior to sale. DNA is on file for the potential sires.
Lot 21 RHFC H302 04219 030224
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 03/18/24 Consignor: RoSE HILL FARM & CATTLE
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to VLCC 38 425 901 Reg#47367 6/17/25 to 9/17/25. Will be pregnancy checked.
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to RHFC H309 620 030324 and 3SVR 7430 836 2315 from May 24, 2025 through August 7, 2025. Will be pregnancy checked prior to sale.
Lot 22 SVR 00116 03318 00324 Heifer
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 03/25/24 Consignor: SASSAFRAS VALLEY RANCH
FOOTNOTE: SVR 00324s dam (SVR 03318) is an excellent uddered, whale of a 5440 daughter that calved as a two-year old and every year since and has been maintained her whole life on forage/fescue hay and mineral only. The maternal grandam (SVR 05314) has raised a calf every year and is still producing for us at the age of 11. With 00116 as the sire, 00324 is stacked with 1307 and 3416 genetics up and down the pedigree. SVR 00324 was vaccinated (no dewormer) and weaned in mid-November 2024 and has been maintained on stockpiled fescue, hay, and mineral with no other supplements. She will be bred to SVR 08124, SVR 06323, or SVR 01722 for an extra shot of 1307/3416 genetics in the calf.
Lot 23 SVR 01319 08719 01424 Heifer
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 03/29/24 Consignor: SASSAFRAS VALLEY RANCH
FOOTNOTE: SVR 01424’s dam 08719 is a well-bred cow that calved as a two-year old and every year since and has been maintained her whole life on forage/fescue hay and mineral only. The maternal grandam (m407) was a great little cow that produced for us until age 18. 01424’s sire (SVR 01319) is out of our best cow (00914) and daughter of the great 1307 dam. SVR 01424 was vaccinated (no dewormer) and weaned in mid-November 2024 and has been maintained on stockpiled fescue, hay, and mineral with no other supplements. She will be bred to SVR 08124, SVR 06323, or SVR 01722 for an extra shot of 1307/3416 genetics in the calf.
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 04/02/24 Consignor: wILBERS FARM
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree has bulls RH60, Brutus, and cow 1312 on the sire side. Her dam side has RH60, Bubba Joe, and cow 1312. Her dam 322 is 3 years old. Heifer 1224’s grand dam and 322’s dam is cow 2517. 2517 is an 8 year old cow and maybe our best built cow. She has raised 7 great calves.
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 04/05/24 Consignor: RoSE HILL FARM & CATTLE
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to RHFC H309 620 030324 and 3SVR 7430 836 2315 from May 24, 2025 through August 7, 2025. Will be pregnancy checked prior to sale.
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 04/06/24Consignor: 710 RANCH
FOOTNOTE: This heifer worked well in our herd her mother is lot 4A ( 5521) low stress no antibiotics 100% grass-fed and hot wire savvy I believe her to be another herd Builder been exposed to full blood Bull 1001k ( BSE 7/3/25) will confirm pregnancy prior to field day
Lot 27 RHFC H302 0516 042424
PUREBRED Birth Date: 04/08/24 Consignor: RoSE HILL FARM & CATTLE
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to RHFC H309 620 030324 and 3SVR 7430 836 2315 from May 24, 2025 through August 7, 2025. Will be pregnancy checked prior to sale.
Lot 28 RHFC H302 041721 042524
PUREBRED Birth Date: 04/08/24 Consignor: RoSE HILL FARM & CATTLE
FOOTNOTE: Exposed to RHFC H309 620 030324 and 3SVR 7430 836 2315 from May 24, 2025 through August 7, 2025. Will be pregnancy checked prior to sale.
Lot 29 MMW 620 3715 1824 Heifer
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 04/10/24 Consignor: wILBERS FARM
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree has bulls Broadway, 341, 9218, and cow 425 on the sire side. Her dam side has Dynamite, and 2 really good bulls we purchased from VLCC, Bubba Joe 311, and 28. Her dam , cow 3715 will be 10 years old this year and has produced 8 very good calves.
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 04/23/24 Consignor: wILBERS FARM
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree also has bulls Broadway, 341, 9218, and cow 425 on the sire side. Her dam side has RH60, Bubba Joe 311, and Brutus. Her dam cow 418 is 7 years old and has produced 6 very good calves.
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 04/29/24
Consignor: wILBERS FARM
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree has bulls Broadway, 341, 9218, and cow 425 on the sire side. Her dam side has 28, 3403, and REDHOT SOUTH 1520. Her dam 711 is 14 years old.The 12 calves cow 711 raised for us have been good ones.
FOOTNOTE: 3/4 sister to lot 33. Exposed to (Tenet Certified!!) VLCC 161. (Reg # 47328) from June 2 to sale date. Ask Ralph Voss about this outstanding sire!! Both sides of this heifers pedigree are impressive. She should make a great cow. I expect the calf from this mating to be amazing.
FOOTNOTE: 3/4 sister to lot 32. Exposed to (Tenet Certified!!) VLCC 161 (reg # 47328) from June 2 to sale date. Ask Ralph Voss about this outstanding Sire!! Both sides of the pedigree are impressive. Excellent Grass cow genetics. I expect the calf from this mating to be amazing.
Lot 34 RSP 182 425 Heifer
FULLBLooDBirth Date: 09/24/24
Consignor: RINNE SoUTH PoLLS
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree has bulls Broadway, 341, 9218, and cow 425 on the sire side. Her dam side has 28, 3403, and REDHOT SOUTH 1520. Her dam 711 is 14 years old.The 12 calves cow 711 raised for us have been good ones.
FULLBLooDBirth Date: 09/03/17
Consignor: FARRELL FAMILY FARM
FOOTNOTE: Keeping his heifers
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 04/19/21 Consignor: RINNE SoUTH PoLLS
FOOTNOTE: This purebred heifer’s pedigree has bulls Broadway, 341, 9218, and cow 425 on the sire side. Her dam side has 28, 3403, and REDHOT SOUTH 1520. Her dam 711 is 14 years old.The 12 calves cow 711 raised for us have been good ones.
FOOTNOTE: • Very nice bull; easy to handle and hot wire broke; Birth weight-73; WW-576 at 229 days; YW-880 at 403 days. • Sire is a 24 son out of the great Holiday 1308 cow. • Dam is an Endurance granddaughter; she is 6 y.o. with a great udder and 5 of the best purebred calves we have produced.
FULLBLooD
Birth Date: 03/01/24Consignor: RAY NoLEN
FOOTNOTE: Paternal great grandson of SF 31001 and sired by SF E322. He is hot wire trained and has been well-tempered since birth.
Lot 39 USF 178 2029H 2402 Bull
FULLBLooD Birth Date: 03/13/24 Consignor: UNDERwooD SPRING FARMS
FOOTNOTE: Bull 2402 (56175) is out of a Bojangles daughter (43840) and shows very early signs of that big, thick gut just like Bojangles had. She possesses all the right maternal traits you would look for in a cow and this is her 2nd straight herd bull she has produced. His sire (46163) has Romeo, Dynamite 9401 and Broadway 8401 in his pedigree. Tenet Certified.
Lot 40 BF H692 H352 M43 Bull
PUREBRED
Birth Date: 03/27/24Consignor: BAKER FARMS
FOOTNOTE: A really nice poly wire broke, gentle bull. Out of a Sumner Farm cow (44306) and sired by a Sumner Farm bull (44266)
We know and understand the cattle industry and have the genetics to simplify your operation. We raise gentle, easy-fleshing, moderate-sized South Poll cattle that are selected on fescue for fertility, hardiness, and longevity. "Mother Nature" is our best genetic selection tool! We are truly a low-input operation. Our cattle are raised on forage, hay, and mineral with no additional inputs! Heifers are managed like cows; No second chances for any females! We have thriving steer sales to grass-finishers. Only top bulls make the cut!
Thank You! 2025 Consignors
Thomas & Linda Roster ....................................710 Ranch
Danny Baker .................................................Baker Farms
Ray Nolen ...............................................Buttercup Farms
Mark Farrell ......................................Farrell Family Farms
