2018 April Shorthorn Country

april 2018

The Voice of the Shorthorn Breed.

Shorthorn Country april 2018 issue 4 • volume 45

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= Features

Sire Test............................................................................................... 32 2018 ASA Committee Chairs, Vice Chairs, Board Liaisons........ 40

= Juniors

NJSS Schedule.................................................................................... 14 Illinois Beef Expo Junior Show........................................................ 22 ISU Hoff-N-Horn Redbird Rumble................................................ 23 NJSS Things You Gotta Know.......................................................... 28 Scholarship Information................................................................... 30 San Angelo Junior Show................................................................... 31

Iowa Royal.......................................................................................... 36 Illinois Shorthorns and Friends....................................................... 37 Kentucky Nationals........................................................................... 37

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Update..................................................................................6 Association Outlook..........................................................8 Beef Business.....................................................................12 Beef Blurb..........................................................................14 News & Notes....................................................................16 Since You Asked................................................................18 Junior Corner....................................................................20 Tartan Plaid.......................................................................38 2018-2019 Regional Show Schedule..............................43 Sales Calendar...................................................................45 Ad Index............................................................................46

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= Shorthorn Update

7607 NW Prairie View Rd. • Kansas City, MO 64151-1544 816-599-7777 • FAX: 816-599-7782 Montie D. Soules, asa executive secretary/CEO montie@shorthorn.org Matt Woolfolk, director of performance programs, performance data & commercial acceptance • matt@shorthorn.org Heather Lange, director of customer service, registrations & DNA • heather@shorthorn.org Shelby Rogers, director of youth activities, marketing & communications • shelby@shorthorn.org Emily Velisek, show/membership coordinator & assistant youth activities director • emilyv@shorthorn.org Rochelle Wilson, director of finances • rochelle@shorthorn.org

ASA Board of Directors James Freed, president 405-370-1482 Rick Leone, vice president 719-468-1981 Ed Kruse, executive director 719-252-1084 Tom Turner, 614-499-5248 Robert Alden, 816-632-8509 Nancy Grathwohl-Heter, 785-587-7947 Hugh Mooney, 916-319-0488 Joe Bales, 615-330-2342 Dave Greenhorn, 937-470-6552 Shorthorn Foundation Bill Rasor, president American Junior Shorthorn Association Zach Fanning, president National Shorthorn Lassies Shay Bakenhus, president

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May 28 ASA Office Closed - Memorial Day June June 20- BIF Annual Convention, June 23 Loveland, Colo.

June 26- National Junior Shorthorn Show & July 1 Youth Conference, Madison, Wisc.

July July 4 ASA Office Closed Nov.-Dec. Nov. 30- ASA Annual Meeting Forum & Dec. 1 Awards Banquet, Harrah’s KC

2018 National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference Judges

YEARS UNDER

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National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference Madison, Wisconsin • June 26 - July 1

Owned Show: Jeff Bedwell Bred & Owned Show: Lacey Robinson ShorthornPlus Show: Jake Scott

Attention Juniors - Rule Changes!

• Juniors running for the AJSA Junior Board must be at least 17 and no older than 20 as of January 1, 2018. Junior Board members will be allowed to finish out their term even if they age out of showing. The AJSA junior board application can be found at juniorshorthorn.com. Junior Board candidates are required to attend Youth Conference I, II and III as well as a junior board interview. Email shelby@shorthorn.org for any questions about running for the junior board.

• Junior members turning 22 in 2018, your Junior membership is good through Dec. 31, 2018.

To receive adult membership at a transitional rate, you must complete the application on the back of the expiring junior member letter mailed out in November and return it along with payment to the ASA office by March 1,2019. All memberships converted from junior to adult will become WHR breeders. You are eligible to show at the Junior National in 2018 if you turn 22 prior to July 1, 2018.

• The age requirement for Junior Nationals has changed! Junior members 7 years of age are now eligible to show at the Junior National. The Junior member has to be 7 on January 1 of the year the Junior National is taking place to be eligible to show at the Junior National. For example, if a child turned 7 on December 31, 2017 they are eligible to show at the 2018 National Junior Show in Madison, Wisconsin. If they turned 7 on January 10, 2018, they are not eligible to show at this years Junior National.

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Genetic Condition List In Digital Beef, on the left-hand column, you will find a link that reads Genetic Conditions.

On this link, you will find every animal in the registry (both bulls and females) that have been tested for DS, TH and PHA; with their status.

A.I. Certificates In order to have A.I. certificates released on a bull, it must be DNA tested as an A.I. Sire.

However, if the bull is deceased, the calf can be DNA tested instead.

WHR Breeders

ASA Dates of Note April April 10 AJSA Junior Board App. Deadline https://juniorshorthorn.com/jr- board-application/ May May 1 AJSA Scholarship App. Deadline https://juniorshorthorn.com/ opportunities/scholarships/ May 1 Junior National Ownership &

Entry Deadline May 15 Junior National Late Entry Deadline May 24 All data turned in for Fall 2018

Genetic Evaluation

Non-Certificate Bull List In Digital Beef, on the left-hand column, you will find a link that reads Non-Certificate Bulls.

On this link, you will find bulls that have all DNA testing done for A.I. Sire qualifications; along with their results. You can also download this list as an excel spreadsheet.

For a bull to become non-certificate, ALL DNA requirements for an A.I. Sire must be completed.

WHR Assessments for 2018 were mailed in November. If you have not received yours, please contact the ASA office as soon as possible.

1. WHR inventory assessments must be completed and paid in full prior to registering calves born in the current assessment period, (i.e. 2018 assessment on a dam must be completed and paid in order to register her calf born in 2018.)

2. Included with each assessment is the registration of a calf born to the dam in the year she was assessed (if calf is registered prior to one year of age) and a free transfer of said calf (if recorded within 60 days from the date of the sale.) (i.e. cost to register a calf born in 2018 to an assessed 2018 dam will be $0, if calf is registered within 12 months) ASSESSMENT FEE SCHEDULE: March 1 - December 31, 2018

$25

NEW American Rancher Shorthorn Show

April 2 at 8:00 p.m. CDT • RFD TV 2018 National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference June 26 - July 1 • Madison, Wisconsin

Regular Office Hours

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:30 pm Friday 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Central Time Zone

2018 International Year Code: F

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= Association Outlook Planning Ahead “Making the Shorthorn Breed Better”

Montie D. asa executive Soules secretary/CEO

Register Calf Crop Now Take Calving Ease Scores Turn in Birth Weights on all Calves Get DNA Samples of Entire Calf Crop

“Junior National & Youth Conference” June 26 - July 1 in Madison, Wisconsin 50th Anniversary Celebration Early Entries Close May 1, 2018 Entries Received Online Only

Late Entries Close May 15, 2018 Added Cost for Late Entries

“National Shorthorn Sire Test Field Day” University of Illinois in August

Feed Efficiency Update

“Annual Meeting” “Forum & Awards Banquet” Nov. 30 & December 1 in Kansas City, MO

How Shorthorns fit in the Beef Market Shorthorns & Niche Markets

Shorthorn Impact Breed Initiatives Develop Better Shorthorn Cattle (see results in 5 years) Shorthorn Breeders Producing Better Animals Use Extensive Culling Practices Create Sire Test Program (fully operational in 2 years) Identify Cooperator Commercial Test Herds Shorthorn Breeders Contribute Semen for Sire Testing Membership Recognition Develop New Programs to Recognize Members Years of Membership, Shows, Performance and Special Achievements

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e are looking forward to spring more than ever this year. Much of the country is experiencing some form of extreme weather conditions effecting farmers and ranchers. We are ready for baby calves to be born as nature takes over during this special time of the year. Everyone is calving or planting or finishing up calving and working to get cattle bred back. Regardless, it is a busy time for membership and ASA Staff planning activities for the remainder of the year.

I urge you to take time out on rainy days or in the evening to get your calf crop registered. If you are a WHR Breeder, once your assessments are completed, there are no additional costs to register all your natural calves. This will be a huge help to you later, to have this behind you and to have EPDs and the other information you need to be ready for sales and/or entering shows. If you don’t have your registrations completed, these deadlines can creep up on you.

By registering all the calves as soon as possible, you will be ready. I also encourage you to take DNA samples on each and every calf as you go through them to give them their first vaccinations. This way you will have the DNA if you need it later and it will be much easier to get these results for required statuses or sale information. This will also provide better information for more accurate performance data with genomics, specially for Stayability and the new Bolt System. This time of year while calving this year’s babies, many of you are already planning and breeding for January 2019 calves. I really wish we had the new EPDs from the Bolt software as you are making these decisions.

Going live with this information is closer all the time and should be coming very, very soon. Check Page 12 for more information.

Plans for this year’s Junior National & Youth Conference are coming along. We are planning a big celebration for this year’s event to mark the 50th anniversary of this major Shorthorn event. Be sure to check out Pages 14 and throughout this issue for more information.

Remember, entries are due by May 1 and are only accepted online through the Junior website. This is the largest event we hold each year with the host state’s help. Make plans to be in Madison, WI the last week of June. We are planning a combined celebration for all past Junior Board members during the 2018 Junior National and Youth Conference. This year will be bigger and better in every way.

Plans are developing for a National Shorthorn Sire Test Field Day in August at the University of Illinois to view the 150 plus animals on feed sired by Shorthorn bulls that are part of the Illinois Sire Test. All the resulting calves from this set of sires are being fed out on electronic feed gates to measure feed efficiency. This will be a great opportunity to see these individuals and learn about this test and how feed efficiency can make a difference in yours and your customer’s bottom line. To see more information on this Sire Test Field Day, check out pages 32.

Also, I would like to invite everyone to the Annual Meeting Forum & Awards Banquet in Kansas City on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 this year.

We are planning a great program with some new direction for niche markets and looking at how Shorthorn fits into the beef market. This will be an educational event you will not want to miss, plus have time to visit with fellow Shorthorn breeders. This has become a major event for the breed that brings our membership and breeders together with new ideas, education and great Shorthorn fellowship.

There is a lot going on in the breed so please plan ahead and try to attend these events. I feel these events will add to your operation and give you information that will “Make the Shorthorn Breed Better”! =

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= Beef Business

Single-Step EPDs: Sounding Like a Broken Record Have you ever been pulling out of your driveway, headed to church or to dinner, only to notice just before you leave that your cows are out? Well, our cows have gotten out again on our way to finalizing the single-step genetic evaluation using the new BOLT software. When the IGS team noticed an issue with the data submission systems in another breed, it had an effect on all of us that are members of the group. Now they are working on fixing the issues, and would like to do some test runs before releasing the information live to the breeders. Ideally, they would like to have four weekly test runs without errors in able to go live. Doing so will give IGS better opportunities to find and fix issues before releasing the improved run. It’s more important to the IGS team to get it done correctly than to just get it done.

Their diligence to bringing us the best genetic evaluation in the industry should certainly be commended, even if we have to be patient a while longer.

With new technology comes a learning curve, and for many, myself included, repetition is necessary to grasp the major concepts. Since there are some new changes with the transition to the singlestep multi-breed genetic evaluation, we will discuss some of those a little further to drive home the significance.

With the move to the new single-step genetic evaluation, it has been noted the accuracy values you will see in the

registry will be lower than values from the previous EPD runs. That certainly sounds confusing, but there is a method to the madness. When EPD calculations first began, there simply wasn’t enough computer power available to do the tabulations necessary to come up with the true accuracy of an EPD. Instead, the scientists of the day used a technique called the approximation method to come up with as good of a prediction of accuracy as the technology of the day could compute. Geneticists realized that while these approximations of accuracy were the best they could do at the time, they were probably a bit overinflated compared to the “true” accuracy of an EPD. Thanks to technology advancements, we are now able to process the tabulations that produce the truer accuracy value that wasn’t possible before. It will take some time to wrap our heads around bulls that were once listed at a 0.90 accuracy might now be closer to a 0.65, but remember that the newer, lower number is a better representation of the accuracy value. It’s like your neighbor’s fishing stories: If he told you he caught a 15 pounder (old method of accuracy calculation), in reality he probably caught a 10 or 12 pound fish (new single-step accuracy method)!

A neat feature of the new singlestep genetic evaluation is how genomic data is handled during the calculations.

We have already covered how the new

NEW

Matt director of Woolfolk performance programs

system eliminates a step in the current process of calculating genomicallyenhanced EPDs. What’s interesting is that with the new system, not only does genomic data affect the animal that has been genomically tested, but also related animals. If you have genomically tested your herd bull, then the information gathered from his genotype has an effect on his offspring’s EPDs, as well as half and full siblings and other closely related animals. That does not mean that just having DNA on your herd bulls is a good substitution for genotyping your replacement females or sale bulls.

Obviously, having information on an animal’s own genomic profile will be more valuable than just having the sire DNA tested. After all, Dad’s genetics are only half the story! Testing the offspring gives you the full genomic story.

The transition to single-step genetic evaluation by the members of IGS will open up doors that previous genetic evaluation technology could have never unlocked. On the surface, the presentation of EPDs in DigitalBeef will look like things never changed. It’s the science and technology behind the EPD runs that will create the differences. Like rebuilding the engine in your car, the power “under the hood” will lead to a better driving experience, or in this case, a better genetic evaluation and decisionmaking tools for Shorthorn breeders and = their customers.

American Rancher Shorthorn Show April 2 at 8:00 p.m. • RFD TV April 3 at 12:00 a.m. • RFD TV April 8 at 11:00 a.m. • RFD TV 12

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= Beef Blurb...

Shelby director of youth activities, Rogers director of marketing &

50 Years Under the Big Top It is hard to believe that the best week of the year will be here soon with less than 100 days till the National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference in Madison, Wisconsin!

This will be the 50th Anniversary of the National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference which makes it even more exciting. We have a fantastic group of Wisconsin Shorthorn Association members helping with the planning and the junior board is pumped up for the circus themed junior national. The

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theme is 50 Years Under the Big Top! Just wanted to give a quick reminder of deadlines coming up. Entries are online only at juniorshorthorn.com/ entry-form/ and are due May 1 (this is also the ownership deadline). The late entry and substitution deadline is May 15. We also have a contest entry form for individual contests. Please sign up if you plan on competing in these contests!

We will still have check-in for individual and team contests but this will help in planning and organizing to make things

communications

run quicker on check in day. The junior board applications are due April 10 and scholarships are due May 1. This year there is a new combined scholarship application and the applications must be emailed to shelby@shorthorn.org.

We are all working hard to make sure this will be the best NJSS yet, even though we may say that every year! We can’t wait to see everyone in Madison.

If you have any questions, email (shelby@shorthorn.org). =

= News & Notes

Farewell Alan F. Simon, of Rockford, Ohio, died unexpectedly at Joint Township Hospital in St. Mary’s Ohio, on Wednesday, February 21, 2018. Alan was born on November 21, 1943, in Van Wert, the son of William and Gladys (Krugh) Simon. He graduated from Ohio City High School then served with the Air National Guard. He was co-owner, with his son Walt, of Simon Farms—raising crops and prize cattle. He was a member of the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association and showed Shorthorn cattle across the U.S., earning multiple Grand Champion titles with his stock. He had a passion for raising and breeding cattle, which he had done his entire life. He also loved Antique Tractors, which together with his son, Walt, he restored. He loved tearing them apart and putting them back to their original look. He was an avid

camper for 20 years, and he enjoyed his coffee and donuts with the gang at T.J.’s, where together they solved many of the world’s problems!

Alan will be lovingly remembered by his wife of thirty years, Chris Simon. In addition, he will be remembered by his son, Walter P. (Stephanie Wilson) Simon of Rockford; three daughters: Jenifer (Stephen) Smith of Celina; Andrea Simon of Orlando, Fla., and Judie Cochiolo of Virginia Beach, Va. He is also survived by two step-daughters: Michele Snyder of Los Alamos, NM, and Tiffany Grimm of Celina, Ohio, 4 grandchildren, 7 step-grandchildren, along with 2 great-grandchildren. Surviving are a brother John (Leslie) Simon of Ohio City, Ohio and a sister, Linda Shupe of Van Wert; deceased is a brother-in-law, David Shupe. =

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HERD REFERENCE ISSUE

JULY 2018 “the most read issue throughout the year”

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Contact an advertising representative today to advertise your program or upcoming sale.

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= Since you asked...

Picking Up Where You Left Off Many breeders are skeptical of using Digital Beef for the fear of losing their work. I am here to tell you, “Fret Not!” because there is a way of saving your work- and a way to get back to the exact spot you had previously left off at.

I might tend to get repetitive with this, but do not use Internet Explorer! Using Internet Explorer could end up with my next advice becoming null and void.

That said, also make sure that you are always clicking “Validate” when you are done filling out the birth data on calves.

This is essentially our “save” button.

Now that we are on the same page, let’s say you have entered the information on your calf but get the error “No AI certificate found on sire record”. This is an error that has the potential to be resolved within the day, but it could also take a few weeks to get a certificate on certain bulls. I have great news. You have already done what you needed to do to save your work by clicking “Validate”.

Now, let’s jump ahead to say, one week later when the AI certificate is in your account. Once you have logged back into your account, you’ll want to make sure that you are on your General Profile

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Page (you can get here by clicking “View” under “My Account” on the left-hand menu) Next, there are some tabs going across the middle of your screen. The tab you are looking for is “Kickouts”.

(See example 1). Click on this, and you’ll see one (or more) pending work orders.

All you need to do is click on the work order number and you’ll be right back to

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2.

Heather customer service, Lange registrations, DNA

the birth data entry screen that you were on a week ago. (See example 2). Here, you can edit your work, or just simply hit “Validate” again. After your errors disappear, click “Commit to Registry” and you will have registered your animal.

As always, we are here to help you in any way that we can, so feel free to call the office with questions. =

Son

FSF Farrer Out - owned with Showmax Cattle. SD. Son

FSF King of Men - owned with

FSF Valley Rose 117 ET

4R Shorthorns, IN.

Showmax recently acquired half interest for $35,000. Thank you! This full sister to FSF Bearcat is one of a kind. Sons won Championships in five States in 2017!

Daughter

FSF Sierra Rose 7114 - co-owned with 4R. Value at $50,000.

Son

FSF Starquest - owned with Tony and

FSF Sierra Rose 290 ET

Chance Myers, Texas.

Full sister to the legendary FSF Starburst, prepotent to all sires used in her young donor career.

FSF & 4R recently acquired possession on CF New Deal.

FSF

Tom & Lisa: 574.727.0680 Payton & Kristen: 765.586.8186 Kendalyn, Alexis, Kolton Taylor & Kristen: 574.727.5610 Farrer Stock Farms tom@farrerstockfarms.com

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= Junior Corner Attending Junior Nationals?

View the EDGE Newsletter Online It is never to early to start planning for the National Junior Shorthorn and Youth Conference! This year the NJSS will be held in Madison, Wisc., June 26 to July 1. The ownership deadline is May 1, which is quickly approaching.

While you may still be searching for cattle, you can start working on all the other great contest opportunities to participate in throughout the week. The contests vary from ones that require some work to be done before you arrive at Junior Nationals and some contests you complete and compete in during the week. This year we are excited to add a contest that we have had in the past, the Cattleman’s Quiz! This contest will be held on Wednesday June 27th at 11:30 a.m. (tentative schedule). The rules and instructions for the Cattleman’s Quiz are posted in the EDGE newsletter. There have been many other changes throughout the week that are listed in the EDGE

newsletter as well. Another new thing that the states can look forward to is the “Street Carnival”. This is a state contest that goes towards state points for Outstanding State. This will be held on Friday, June 29th starting at 5:30 p.m. (tentative schedule). The rules and instructions for this can be found in the EDGE newsletter. Another big exciting change coming this year is Senior Showmanship Finals! We are looking forward to bringing more spotlight to this contest this year. The new rules and description for the new showmanship are posted in the EDGE newsletter.

The EDGE newsletter, can be viewed online at juniorshorthorn.com located under the Junior National tab.

This is just a glimpse of the new and exciting things that we have planned for the 2018 National Shorthorn Show and Youth Conference with 50 Years Under the Big Top in Madison, Wisc., June

Megan ajsa Dragstrem director

26th to July 1st. We look forward to seeing everyone there!

Reminder: As you’re working on your projects or purchasing your animals, if a question arises feel free to contact any of the Junior Board members or the ASA office. We would love to help you! =

Upcoming Junior Nationals 2019 • Lebanon, TN 2020 • Abilene, TX 2021 • Louisville, KY 2022 • Kansas City, KS 2023 • Des Moines, IA * Tentative Locations. Subject to Change *

2018 National Junior Shorthorn Show & Youth Conference June 26 - July 1 • Madison, Wisconsin

Junior National Hotel Information Sheraton Madison Hotel (Headquarters) - LIMITED AVAILABILITY 706 John Nolen Dr., Madison, WI 53713 For reservations call the hotel at (608) 251-2300 and ask for the American Shorthorn Association block.

Clarion Suites at The Alliant Energy Center 2110 Rimrock Rd., Madison, WI 53713 For reservations call the hotel at (608) 284-1234 and ask for the American Shorthorn Association block.

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2018 Illinois Beef Expo Junior Heifer & Market Animal Show Sunday, 2/25/18; Springfield, Illinois Judges: Dr. Scott Schaake, Westmoreland, KS; Shane Bedwell, Holt, MO Junior Show Chairmen: Julie Blunier, Hanna City, and Chelsea Duis

Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer, Kesler Collins.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, John Gellerman.

Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, Mason Campbell.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Heifer, Korbin Collins.

Champion Shorthorn Steer, Trevor Frerichs.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Steer, Riley Johnson.

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, Kashen Ellerbrock.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, Sam Nightingale.

2018 Illinois State Lassie Queen, Aly Utegg.

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ISU Hoof-N-Horn Redbird Rumble Jackpot Show Held in Bloomington, IL at the Interstate Center, on March 10/11, 2018 Judges: Faris Simon of Catheys Valley, CA; Randy Mullunix of Toulon, IL Show Chairman: Cori Harrison-Malone and Jennifer Erwing.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer, Both Rings, Kesler Collins.

Reserve Champion Shorthorn Heifer, Both Rings, John Gellerman.

Champion Shorthorn Steer, Both Rings, Riley Johnson.

Reserve Champion Steer, Ring A, Raegan Smithers.

Reserve Champion Steer, Ring B, Brian Clapp.

Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, Ring A, Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, Ring B, Sam Nightingale.

www.shorthorncountry.net

ISU Hoof-N-Horn Club.

Reserve Champion ShorthornPlus Steer, Ring A, Champion ShorthornPlus, Ring B, Kashen Ellerbrock.

2018

ASA Annual Meeting Forum & Awards Banquet

Nov. 30 & Dec. 1 Harrah’s Hotel & Casino, Kansas City, MO

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Paying tribute to the ASA Headquarters for many years we present “Omaha” to the Shorthorn Breeders; a bull that will stand the test of time like Omaha, Nebraska. He combines both the commercial & purebred industries.

Grand Champion Cow/Calf, 2017 Junior National.

Grand Champion Cow/Calf Supreme Champion Shorthorn, 2017 Ohio State Fair.

Grand Champion Cow/Calf, 2017 North American Livestock Expo.

Grand Champion Cow/Calf, 2017 World Beef Expo.

Grand Champion Cow/Calf Reserve National Champion Female, 2018 National Western Stock Show.

Omaha stirred up tremendous interest and conversation both at Louisville and Denver. His reign in the show ring with his dam GCC TRN Margie 542 has proven to be very successful. Omaha’s athleticism, flawless foot and structural build and robust rib design with that added look of balance and symmetry from the side make him one of the most impressive bull prospects in the breed. Get on board early to reserve your semen for spring breeding!

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San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo - Junior Heifer Show Friday, February 9, 2018, San Angelo, Texas • Judge: Carl Muntean, Lola, Texas.

Submitted by Mary Bass, Texas State Shorthorn Association Publicity Officer

The May/June Shorthorn Country is the Show Region Winners issue. Be sure to advertise your Winner.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer WHR HCAT Cecilia D 7304 ET, Jaxson Dillard.

Reserve Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer - MAV Emily 670D ET, Hayley Basham.

50 Shorthorn heifers were shown in the Junior Shorthorn Heifer Show at the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo on Friday, February 9th.

Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer and Champion Heifer Calf honors went to WHR HCAT Cecelia D 7304 ET exhibited by Jaxson Dillard of Celeste FFA. Reserve Grand Champion Shorthorn Heifer and Champion Junior Heifer, was awarded to MAV Emily 670D ET exhibited by Hayley Basham of Hunt County 4-H. Other Division Winners: Reserve Champion Heifer Calf STML Stellar 1108 ET, exhibited by Ashtyn J Wall, Angleton FFA. Reserve Champion Junior Heifer WHR CH Special Cecilia, exhibited by Mackenlee Evans, Idalou FFA. Champion Senior Heifer - Made Well With Diamonds, exhibited by Lynlee Atchley, Cooper FFA. Reserve Champion Senior Heifer - AF VF Margie 601 ET, exhibited by Savannah E Rabe, Childress County 4-H. Showmanship Winners: Champion Junior Showman Mackenlee Evans, Idalou FFA. Champion Senior Showman - Jaxson = Dillard, Celeste FFA.

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Matt director of Woolfolk performance programs

2017 ASA/University of Illinois Sire Test Report Early results are in from the 2017 ASA Sire Test with the University of Illinois, and Shorthorn genetics look to be proving their mettle in a realworld commercial setting. Even though they are heavily involved in cow-calf research, the University of Illinois runs their cow herd as close to a no-nonsense commercial operation as you will find in any university system. It’s a great opportunity to work with cattle that are forced to work in tight breeding seasons, have quality udders, and maintain themselves while raising a calf on minimal supplementation. A special thanks to the breeders who participated in the 2017 Sire Test. Without your support, we wouldn’t be able to gather this valuable information that will help move the Shorthorn breed towards our goals of growing commercial acceptance

for our cattle.

From September 8- October 4, 151 Shorthorn-sired calves were born, with 91% of the calves born in the 17 day window from September 13- September 30. Using UI’s SimAngus cow herd resulted in 123 black-hided calves, 15 black calves with white markings/blue roans, and 13 red hided calves. These calves were raised without creep feed until weaning on February 14, 2018. After some time to precondition the cattle, they will be shipped to the UI Farm near the university campus this month, where they will go on feed. Data collection in this phase of the trial will include gain, feed efficiency, and eventually carcass data. Initial reports indicate that these weights stack up comparably to other calves within the UI herd, showcasing the value of Shorthorns as the British

breed crossbreeding solution.

Keep in mind that it can be difficult to draw any conclusions comparing groups of extremely small size.

Having only 1 or 2 calves may not be a fair representation of a sire’s genetic capabilities. Unfortunately, nature didn’t bless us with perfect distribution of steer and heifer calves across all sires. Weaning weight data listed is adjusted to a 205 day weaning weight. All data has been uploaded to Digital Beef.

We are working with UI to plan a field day in August. This will include a chance to see the cattle on feed, as well as educational presentations and fellowship with other Shorthorn breeders. Be sure to look for more information on this event in future issues of the Shorthorn Country. =

2017 Sire Test Weaning Report Waukaru Patent 8161 Studer’s Taylor Made 7Y KL Prime Time Teddy Waukaru Orion 2047 ET Saskvalley Imperative 33X PVSF Leader 720Z ET Byland Top Gun 2G8 SBF Hot Shot 88A Leveldale Ringo 337A Waukaru Optimus 4095 Saskvalley Outlaw 173Z Shadybrook Qantas 2B JSF Compass 186A Balmoral Oaks Eagle 9X Muridale Bateman 27A TOTALS / AVERAGES

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CALVES CE HEIFERS HBW STEERS SBW GESTATION HEIFER HWW STEER SWW DOCILITY 9 1.0 4 81 5 83 277 4 430 5 481 1.8 8 1.0 5 77 3 87 276

5 376 3 469 1.4

10 1.0 8 79 2 90 277.6 8 440 2 484 1.3 7 1.0 5 90 2 101 282.7 5 420 2 491 2.0 16 1.0 8 87 8 96 281.4 8 440 8 478 1.4 12 1.0 7 83 5 94 281

7 373 5 460 1.3

8 1.0 5 75 3 104 277.6 5 424 3 550 1.1 15 1.0 8 85 7 94 281.6 8 441 6 459 1.1 14 1.0 6 83 8 84 276

5 419 8 391 1.5

8 1.0 1 90 7 93 280.5 1 506 7 492 1.0 8 1.0 4 79 4 94 279.8 4 457 3 498 1.1 12 1.0 6 78 6 104 281 6 450 5 505 1.3 8 1.0 5 85 3 90 284.1 5 416 3 404 1.6 7 1.0 4 74 3 79 280.4 3 373 2 492 1.4 9 1.0 4 75 5 92 279.5 4 393 5 431 1.1 151 1.0 80 81 71 92 279.9 78 423 67 466 1.3

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2017 ASA/UI Participating Sire EPDs Waukaru Patent 8161

CED BW 4 3.4 ACC ACC 0.86 0.87

WW 113 ACC 0.85

YW 159 ACC 0.85

MK -12 ACC 0.84

TM 45 - -

CEM ST CW REA -3 10 68 0.53 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.84 0.44 0.59 0.50

MB -0.35 ACC 0.52

FT -0.02 ACC 0.54

$CEZ $BMI $F -2.44 114.83 77.24 - - - - - -

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Studer’s Taylor Made 7Y

CED BW 16 -2 ACC ACC 0.78 0.81

WW 63 ACC 0.77

YW 80 ACC 0.77

MK 8 ACC 0.73

TM 39 - -

CEM ST CW REA 4 8 14 -0.16 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.73 0.27 0.56 0.28

MB -0.1 ACC 0.32

FT 0.02 ACC 0.40

$CEZ $BMI $F 54.03 115.88 55.48 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

KL Prime Time Teddy

CED BW 25 -2.8 ACC ACC 0.74 0.78

WW 74 ACC 0.73

YW 84 ACC 0.73

MK 8 ACC 0.65

TM 45 - -

CEM ST CW REA 3 14 14 -0.52 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.65 0.1 0.54 0.33

MB 0.15 ACC 0.38

FT 0.03 ACC 0.42

$CEZ $BMI $F 82.05 147.81 63.89 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 90.06 -

Waukaru Orion 2047 ET

CED BW 2 5.4 ACC ACC 0.75 0.8

WW 86 ACC 0.76

YW 115 ACC 0.76

MK 6 ACC 0.69

TM 49 - -

CEM ST CW REA -6 9 45 0.27 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.69 0.24 0.56 0.38

MB -0.19 ACC 0.42

FT -0.03 ACC 0.44

$CEZ $BMI $F -0.28 108.05 65.62 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 49.29 -

Saskvalley Imperative 33X

CED BW 6 3.5 ACC ACC 0.61 0.87

WW 74 ACC 0.85

YW 91 ACC 0.85

MK -3 ACC 0.84

TM 34 - -

CEM ST CW REA 6 17 28 -0.15 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.84 0.44 0.59 0.50

MB -0.32 ACC 0.52

FT -0.01 ACC 0.54

$CEZ $BMI $F 17.84 106.18 57.3 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 26.38 -

PVSF Leader 720Z ET

CED BW 13 -0.4 ACC ACC 0.5 0.7

WW 9 ACC 0.59

YW 3 ACC 0.57

MK 31 ACC 0.29

TM 36 - -

CEM ST CW REA 0 14 -28 -0.42 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.3 0.12 0.46 0.46

MB 0.29 ACC 0.49

FT -0.02 ACC 0.42

$CEZ $BMI $F 56.48 88.52 34.05 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 29.82 -

Byland Top Gun 2G8

CED BW 7 -0.4 ACC ACC 0.58 0.71

WW 62 ACC 0.62

YW 72 ACC 0.61

MK 27 ACC 0.37

TM 58 - -

CEM ST CW REA 6 12 11 -0.06 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.38 0.16 0.48 0.31

MB 0.54 ACC 0.34

FT -0.02 ACC 0.4

$CEZ $BMI $F 25.02 152.31 62.65 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 94.96 -

SBF Hot Shot 88A

CED BW 9 3.4 ACC ACC 0.5 0.66

WW 61 ACC 0.54

YW 65 ACC 0.5

MK 22 ACC 0.26

TM 52 - -

CEM ST CW REA 2 10 12 -0.46 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.27 0.12 0.42 0.19

MB -0.31 ACC 0.23

FT -0.09 ACC 0.3

$CEZ $BMI $F 32.77 131.25 51.58 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

Leveldale Ringo 337A

CED BW 12 0.8 ACC ACC 0.58 0.73

WW 66 ACC 0.65

YW 89 ACC 0.64

MK 14 ACC 0.41

TM 47 - -

CEM ST CW REA 6 10 23 -0.24 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.42 0.22 0.5 0.23

MB -0.28 ACC 0.27

FT -0.04 ACC 0.36

$CEZ $BMI $F 35.94 116.77 55.27 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 66.38 -

Waukaru Optimus 4095

CED BW 5 4.4 ACC ACC 0.49 0.7

WW 91 ACC 0.61

YW 116 ACC 0.58

MK 12 ACC 0.27

TM 57 - -

CEM ST CW REA -5 11 44 -0.1 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.28 0.14 0.47 0.37

MB 0.13 ACC 0.41

FT -0.02 ACC 0.33

$CEZ $BMI $F 9.78 126.62 71.39 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

Saskvalley Outlaw 173Z

CED BW 14 -0.1 ACC ACC 0.6 0.69

WW 63 ACC 0.56

YW 73 ACC 0.57

MK 17 ACC 0.47

TM 48 - -

CEM ST CW REA 8 6 12 -0.16 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.49 0.24 0.46 0.13

MB -0.05 ACC 0.15

FT -0.03 ACC 0.25

$CEZ $BMI $F 45.82 141.88 56.21 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

Shadybrook Qantas 2B

CED BW -2 6.5 ACC ACC 0.45 0.59

WW 67 ACC 0.47

YW 88 ACC 0.45

MK 18 ACC 0.24

TM 51 - -

CEM ST CW REA 1 -1 31 -0.41 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.26 0.14 0.38 0.2

MB 0.35 ACC 0.21

FT 0 ACC 0.27

$CEZ $BMI $F -10.18 99.29 61.61 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

JSF Compass 186A

CED BW 4 1.9 ACC ACC 0.4 0.47

WW 63 ACC 0.34

YW 67 ACC 0.35

MK 26 ACC 0.27

TM 57 - -

CEM ST CW REA 0 17 11 0.35 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.28 0.12 0.3 0.21

MB -0.01 ACC 0.22

FT -0.07 ACC 0.28

$CEZ $BMI $F 16.65 146.59 56.26 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

Balmoral Oaks Eagle 9X

CED BW 11 0.4 ACC ACC 0.68 0.74

WW 44 ACC 0.66

YW 49 ACC 0.66

MK 20 ACC 0.59

TM 42 - -

CEM ST CW REA 5 11 -1 -0.38 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.6 0.19 0.51 0.16

MB 0.43 ACC 0.18

FT -0.04 ACC 0.27

$CEZ $BMI $F 41.27 122.96 52.88 - - - - - -

$FESCUE -

Muridale Bateman 27A

CED BW 16 -3.9 ACC ACC 0.47 0.6

WW 38 ACC 0.45

YW 36 ACC 0.44

MK 22 ACC 0.27

TM 41 - -

CEM ST CW REA 11 14 -15 -0.33 ACC ACC ACC ACC 0.28 0.11 0.38 0.26

MB -0.03 ACC 0.29

FT -0.01 ACC 0.35

$CEZ $BMI $F 59.94 131.31 44 - - - - - -

$FESCUE 67.97 -

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= Sale Reports Iowa Royal Sale Summary

21 Purebred Bulls.............$ 47,225.... avg. $ 2,249 3 Plus Bulls........................$ 8,350...... avg. $ 2,783 3 Bred Heifers...................$ 11,600.... avg. $ 3,867 22 Purebred Open Heifers.$ 53,675.... avg. $ 2,440 5 Plus Open Heifers.........$ 9,350...... avg. $ 1,870 54 Breeding Lots............$ 130,200.avg. $ 2,411 7 Embryos Pkgs................$ 2,895...... avg. $ 414 1 Semen Pkg.....................$ 160......... avg. $ 160 Sale Gross.....................................................$ 133,255

Tuesday, February 13, 2018 Iowa Beef Expo.

Auctioneer: Bruce Brooks Sale Manager: Iowa Shorthorn Association by: Darryl Rahn

A good crowd was in the auction arena when this year’s Iowa Royal was ready to begin. On offer this year was an outstanding group of individuals that represented many of the leading bloodlines in the breed today. The female portion of the sale was very strong as there was demand for top quality heifers. $5,000 - Lot 28 - Bred Heifer - BernA-Dale Revival 606. A r/w, polled, May 13, 2016 daughter of Waukaru Orion

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2047 ET and out of VTS Revival S11 selling bred to Bern-A-Dale Eagle One for an April 2018 calf. This was a tremendous bred female. She had the depth and correct structure that will make her a leading lady that carries the great Revival bloodline. Offered by Bern-A-Dale Shorthorns and purchased

by Harold Sechler of China Grove, NC. $4,500 - Lot 21 - Bull - DRM Bohannon 713. A r/w, polled, April 6, 2017 son of Mitch’s Diezel 306 and out of DRM Trixie’s Beauty 813. This was a much admired young bull in this sale.

He displayed the thickness and square hip that all are looking for in a herd sire today. Offered by Dan & Renea Mitchell and purchased by Rodger Richter of Adair, Iowa. $4,000 - Lot 46 - Open Heifer - MTS Beauty 60E. A roan, polled, May 3, 2017 daughter of Bern-A-Dale Pretender ET and out of DSF Beauty 60S. This was a very attractive youngster that was one of the youngest show heifer prospects in this sale. She will compete at any level.

Offered by Long Family Shorthorns and purchased by Chandra Sunderman of College Springs, Iowa. $3,500 - Lot 39 - Open Heifer MTS Silver Rose 2017. A white, polled, March 26, 2017 daughter of Eionmor Mr Gus 80C and out of Alta Cedar Silver Gem 82U. Another of the really popular young heifers in this sale. She has tremendous length of body to go with the look of a top prospect. She will make a great breeding piece. Offered by Mike Studer Family and purchased by John Ebensberger of Greene, Iowa. $3,500 - Lot 44 - Open Heifer Berg’s April Dream Lady. A red, polled, April 29, 2017 daughter of SULL Red Value 5011 ET and out of SULL Prime Dream Lady ET. This may have been one of the top heifers to sell this Spring when you combine her look and her pedigree. She definitely has the style and balance to be a great show heifer. In her pedigree are Red Reward, Red Rosemary, Primetime and Dream Lady. Doesn’t get much better than that. Offered by Berg Shorthorns and purchased by Shawn McDonald of Preston, Iowa. $3,500 - Lot 45 - Open Heifer Gilman’s Myrtle 99E. A r/w, polled, May 2, 2017 daughter of Saskvalley Alliance 268A and out of Gilman’s Myrtle 477B. Another of the very popular show prospects in this sale. She has a world of style and balance to go with the show look that all desire. Offered by Gilman Shorthorns and purchased by Adam Swanson of Byron, Ill. =

Illinois Shorthorns and Friends Sale Summary

11 Purebred Open Heifers.$ 16,050.... avg. $ 1,460 3 Plus Open Heifers.........$ 7,500...... avg. $ 2,500 Other Breeds 4 Maine Influence Heifers$ 9,900...... avg. $ 2,475 2 Simmental Influence Heifers.$ 5,600...... avg. $ 2,800 1 Chianina Open Heifer.$ 1,900...... avg. $ 1,900 1 Charolasis Open Heifer$ 8,000...... avg. $ 8,000 22 Open Heifers.............$ 48,950...avg. $ 2,225 1 Genetic Lot....................$ 2,000...... avg. $ 2,000 Sale Gross............................................................$ 50,950

Saturday, February 24, 2018 Illinois Beef Expo.

Auctioneer: Cody Lowderman Sale Manager: Dywer Cattle Services, & Cagwin Cattle Services LLC by: Darryl Rahn

This was a new event for this year’s Illinois Beef Expo. The Illinois Shorthorn Association invited other breeds to participate in an offering of multiple breed open show heifer prospects. The group assembled had many individuals that were of high quality and potential.

The large crowd bid early and often in the snappy sale.

Top Selling Shorthorns $ 3,500 - Lot 15 - Open ShorthornPlus Heifer - Blzn B Starlight - A black, polled, April 19, 2017 daughter of

Daddy’s Money and out of Lorenz’s BD Twist. This was a super young Plus heifer that has already had a successful show career and will only get better. Offered

by Blazin B Show Cattle and purchased

by Lyle Warner of Loraine, Ill. $2,500 - Lot 14 - Open ShorthornPlus Heifer - Lorenz’s Chantilly Lace. A r/w, polled, March 3, 2017 daughter of Lorenz’s Ace and out of Chantilly Lace.

This young prospect exhibited as much natural thickness as any heifer in the sale offering. She is stout made and wide sprung. Offered by Lorenz Shorthorns and purchased by Shawn Beck of Bellflower, Ill. $2,400 - Lot 1 - Open Heifer - HFS Mirage Express 715. A roan, polled, March 24, 2017 daughter of Lorenz’s Big Daddy Express and out of Dunk Mirage SOL 012 ET. This top young female is one that will get better and better with age. She is already a top prospect and will continue to impress. Offered by Horton Farms and purchased by Mike Johnson of Havana, Ill. $2,000 - Lot 2 - Open Heifer - WRI Cherry’s Rose 7W12. A roan, polled, May 18, 2017 daughter of FUZN RSF Rose’s Reward ET and out of WRI

Augusta Cherry PX8W21. This is a tremendous young show prospect that has the depth of rib and overall style that makes her a contender on any level. Offered by Wright Cattle Co., and purchased by Justin King of New Berlin, Ill. Other Top Sellers $8,000 - Lot 21 - Charolais Open Heifer. A white, polled, May 24, 2017 daughter of RBM TR Rhinestone Z38 and out of Groves Sky 941. This was a very popular female in this group. She had potential buyers calling on the phone to get involved in the bidding on this one. Offered by Derrer Farms and purchased by Moyer Cattle Co., of Arthur, Ont., Can. $3,500 - Lot 23 - Mainetainer Open Heifer - A black, polled, May 20, 2017 daughter of GOET I80 and out of BNWZ Calypso 719Y. This was another of the top heifers in popularity in this sale. She will make a great show heifer and then be a great addition to a breeding program. Offered by Moore Land & Cattle/Toenyes Livestock and purchased by Nathan Northup of Dallas City, Ill. =

Kentucky National Sale Summary

3 Bulls................................$ 5,700...... avg. $ 1,900 23 Open Heifers...............$ 45,950.... avg. $ 2,000 7 Plus Open Heifers.........$ 10,000.... avg. $ 1,42922 33 Breeding Lots............$ 61,650...avg. $ 1,868 1Flush................................$ 2,000...... avg. $ 2,000 1 Embryos Pkg................$ 1,350...... avg. $ 1,350 Sale Gross.......................................................$ 65,000

Saturday March 3, 2018 Kentucky Beef Expo.

Auctioneer: Bruce Brooks Sale Manager: Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. by: Darryl Rahn

A good crowd gathered in the display isles to view the sale offering at this year’s Kentucky National Show and Sale. The quality ran deep, especially in the show heifer category. The snappy sale saw strong prices paid for the top individuals in this sale. $4,000 - Lot 6 - Open Heifer - MDR RF Glamour Girl 701 - A roan, polled, January 27, 2017 daughter of RDY Pit Boss 317Y and out of JA Whiskey Girl 3J42. This was a standout in this group.

She was the Champion Heifer in the pre-

sale show and was a favorite of many in attendance. She is long sided with the correct structure and balance that will make her a contender in the show ring and then a great brood cow. Offered

by Reedy Shorthorns and purchased by Kelly Johnson of Richmond, Ky. $3,500 - Lot 18 - Open Heifer - CVF MS Delia 54E - A rwm, polled, May 4, 2017 daughter of R-C Damn Proud and out of CVF Lady Diana 55X ET. This youngster was also a favorite in the top set of show heifers. She has the overall dimension and style that will serve her well in the show ring. She will compete. Offered by Creekview Farms and purchased by Justin Teeter of Mount Ulla, NC. $3,300 - Lot 11 - Open Heifer Martindell Stylish 776 - A roan, polled, March 16, 2017 daughter of Martindell Jazz 9040 and out of Martindell Stylish 35B. This female had many friends in the stands as the bidding was active on this attractive young show prospect. She has the style and balance to be a top female. Offered by Martindell Farms

and purchased by Alicia Blackburn of Riner, Va. $3,100 - Lot 21 - Open Heifer SHOUF Starlight HC 1714 - A rwm, polled, May 25, 2017 daughter of Free K-Kim Hot Commodity and out of Shoufler Starlight UPG 1529. This was the Reserve Grand Champion Heifer in the pre-sale show and she has a great show career ahead of her. She has a great rib shape and an attractive front end. She will compete on any level. Offered by Shoufler Shorthorns and purchased by Craig & Robert Potter of Harrodsburg, Ky. $3,000 - Lot 13 - Open Heifer - RFSS Mona Lisa 080E - A white, polled, April 1, 2017 daughter of RFSS Rambo and out of SULL Mona Lisa 2064 ET. This one had a lot of friends. She is very attractive and has the style and dimension to be a complete female for many years to come. Offered by Sugarbird Shorthorns at Respite Farms and purchased by Brandon Sheilds of = Idalou, Texas. shorthorn country = april 2018

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= Tartan Plaid Tartan Education It is no surprise that Lassie Queens stand out in the show ring. Simply due to the outfit alone! As Shorthorn breeders know, the uniqueness of a kilt is not the norm amongst breed queens.

Admittedly, it is not the most modern outfit, nor is it the most convenient, but the history behind it and the sisterhood that comes with is second to none. To a young girl in the 21st Century it can be daunting, but what may not be known to all is how rewarding it is.

Since 1956, numerous women have worn the Royal Stuart tartan, representing our Scottish history and our breed nationwide. Today, queens have the opportunity to travel from California

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to Pennsylvania, North Dakota to Texas and everywhere in between. All the while, meeting fellow breeders and forming friendships with other queens and junior board members that are sure to last. Overtime, a national queen also becomes role models for state queens, and young hopeful queens to be.

A Lassie Queen also gains a superior knowledge about our breed and heritage, as well as, the cattle industry as a whole.

Beyond that, the professional skills and networking can aid any young woman as she enters the workforce. Regardless of if you choose to work in cattle or not.

But what’s the most rewarding part of being queen? The bond that

automatically forms with the women who have worn the kilt. Who else can say they understand what it’s like to be a breed representative? Or the feeling of wearing heels and a crown in the show ring for multiple days in a row? Where else in the Shorthorn industry can you find a more welcoming, helpful group of women? To find such sisterhood elsewhere, you’d be hard pressed.

For more information regarding the history of Shorthorn Lassies or how to become a queen visit https://shorthorn. org/national-shorthorn-lassies/ or reach out to a current/past queen. =

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2018 ASA Committee Chairs, Vice Chairs, Board Liaisons and Staff Representatives Shorthorn Commercial Acceptance Committee Chair, Rick Osterday - 605.281.1175 - rsosterday@venturecomm.net Vice Chair, Lee Miller - 330.231.6834 - lee@paintvalleyfarms.com Board Liaison, Ed Kruse - 719.252.1084 - kruseranch@gmail.com ASA Staff, Matt Woolfolk - 731.694.6469 - matt@shorthorn.org Shorthorn Genetic Evaluation Committee Chair, John Sonderman - 402.641.0936 - jmsonderman@frontiernet.net Vice Chair, Cory Bollum - 507.433.2612 - cdbollum@hormel.com Board Liaison, Nancy Grathwohl Heter - 785.587.7947 - ngrathwohl@me.com ASA Staff, Matt Woolfolk - 731.694.6469 - matt@shorthorn.org

ShorthornPlus/Composite Committee Chair, Susan Jordan - 719.469.8836 - 5jfarmsemail@gmail.com Vice Chair, Ethan Gilman - 515.360.1445 - cgilmanshorthorns@gmail.com Board Liaison, Dave Greenhorn - 937.470.6552 - davegreenhorn69@gmail.com ASA Staff, Matt Woolfolk - 731.694.6469 - matt@shorthorn.org ASA Staff, Montie Soules - 918.645.4322 - montie@shorthorn.org Shorthorn Promotion Committee Chair, Scott Loving - 620.786.1369 - scott@lovingfarms.com Vice Chair, Aaron Hahn - 309.645.4488 - aaronhahn83@gmail.com Board Liaison, Hugh Mooney - 209.712.6692 - hmooney@cde.ca.gov ASA Staff, Shelby Rogers - 214.676.9225 - shelby@shorthorn.org

Shorthorn Senior Show Committee Chair, Jeff Bedwell - 580.822.5590 - jeff.bedwell@okstate.edu Vice Chair, Denny Jordan - 217.202.2865 - jordan@prairienet.net Board Liaison, Robert Alden - 816.632.8509 - robert.alden@gfgagservices.com ASA Staff, Emily Velisek - 816-599-7777 - emilyv@shorthorn.org ASA Staff, Montie Soules - 918.645.4322 - montie@shorthorn.org Automatic Reserved Seats for Most Animals Shown Sullivan Farms, John Sullivan - 712.263.0263 - john@sullivansupply.com Cates Farms, Tyler Cates - 765.576.0035 - tylerncates@yahhoo.com RC Show Cattle, Ron Rutan - 937.603.1319 - rcshowcattle1@gmail.com Elected Members of Show Committee by Exhibitors at National Shows Robert & Beverly Alden - 816.632.8509 - robert.alden@gfgagservices.com DTR Cattle Company - 785.587.7947 - ngrathwohl@me.com Hugh W. Moore Jr. & Sons - 618.535.5849 - smoore68@gmail.com Schrag Shorthorn Farms - 608.941.5241 - schrag@goldenwest.net WHR Shorthorns - 214.850.4690 - bill.rasor@gmail.com Nominating Committee for 2018 Board Candidates Chair, Marty Loving - 620.786.2018 - mlovingfarms@gmail.com Mike Bennett - 559.359.0781 - bennettcattle@ocsnet.net Steve McGill - 864-376-9407 - stevemcgill62@gmail.com Charles Curtis - 931.260.1596 - doublecshorthorns@gmail.com Mark Gordon - 217.737.7905 - mark.gordon@plantpioneer.com

Shorthorn 150th Anniversary Celebration Committee Chair, Tom Turner - 614.499.5248 - tom@turnershorthorns.com Vice Chair, Joe Bales - 615.330.2342 - no3putts1@comcast.net ASA Staff, Emily Velisek - 816-599-7777 - emilyv@shorthorn.org ASA Staff, Montie Soules - 918.645.4322 - montie@shorthorn.org Shorthorn Junior Advisor’s Committee Advisors: Representing ASA Board - Jim & Bev Freed Appointed AJSA - Stephanie and Craig Steck ASA Staff, Shelby Rogers - 214.676.9225 - shelby@shorthorn.org

* If you are interested in becoming a committee member contact Emily at emilyv@shorthorn.org. Committees take volunteers as members except for the Show Committee and Shorthorn Junior Advisors Committee. The Nomination Committee members are appointed by the Executive Committee and the Show Committee is nominated by exhibitors.

ASA Board Meeting Minutes ASA Board Meeting Minutes November 30, 2017

The Board unanimously approved the revised judges list presented for 20182019 shows.

American Shorthorn Association Office, Kansas City, Mo.

The Board unanimously approved acceptance of the 5-five year Digital Beef contract renewal, beginning Feb. 2018.

President Mark Gordon called the meeting to order Nov. 30, 2017 at 1:00 p.m.

The Board unanimously approved legal counsel to write a policy describing how performance data is handled regarding clones in Digital Beef.

Present: President Mark Gordon, Vice-President James Freed, Ed Kruse, Robert Alden, Tom Turner, Nancy Grathwohl Heter, Marty Loving, Hugh Mooney, Rick Leone and Executive Secretary Montie Soules.

A. The ASA Board unanimously approved that any performance data turned in on a clone will be applied to the host animal as of the conversion to Digital Beef software used for the registry, therefore the host and clones from the host would have the same EPD profile.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) were reviewed and discussed.

The Sept. 26-27, 2017 Board Meeting Minutes were unanimously approved.

Rochelle Wilson and Montie Soules presented financial reports for Oct. 2017.

The Board unanimously approved the financial report.

The audit for fiscal year Sept. 1, 2016 - Aug. 31, 2017 was presented and approved unanimously.

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The Board unanimously agreed to set the 2018 Annual Meeting at the same time in Kansas City.

Montie Soules provided a staff report Meeting adjourned at 4:45 p.m.

The Board went into executive session.

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Homeplace Farms

Burke N. Allison & Co. 925 E. 400 S., Washington, IN 47501-7533 Dale - 812-254-6185 • bovine08@gmail.com

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SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS

FUNCTIONAL SHORTHORNS

SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS • SHORTHORN BREEDERS

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ASA Point Show System for 2018-2019 Show Season: April 1, 2018 through March 31, 2019

Region 1: Northeast

Region 4: South Central

Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, West Virginia, Virginia

Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana

Region 1: Northeast Regional Shows

Super Regional.... Ohio State Fair Regional …………Maryland Eastern Regional Regional ………... Indiana State Fair

Region 2: Southeast

Region 4: South Central Regional Shows

Super Regional……..…Tulsa State Fair Regional ……………….Kansas State Fair Regional ……………….Tri-State Fair

Region 5: West Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, California

Point Distributions: Regional Shows st

1 : 5 points nd 2 : 4 points rd 3 : 3 points th 4 : 2 points th 5 : 1 point Division Champion: Reserve Division Champion: Grand Champion: Reserve Grand Champion:

4 points 2 points 7 points 5 points

Super Regional Shows

Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi

Region 5: West Regional Shows

Region 2: Southeast Regional Shows

Super Regional...Kentucky State Fair Regional ……. Tennessee State Fair Regional ………………TBD

Super Regional…. California State Fair Regional ………… Washington State Fair Regional ………… Western Idaho State Fair

5 - National Shows Region 3: North Central North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska Region 3: North Central Regional Shows

Super Regional…. Minnesota State Fair Regional ………… Iowa State Fair Regional ……….…Illinois State Fair

North American International Livestock Exposition, Louisville, KY National Western Stock Show, Denver, CO Keystone International Livestock Exposition, Harrisburg, PA American Royal Livestock Show, Kansas City, MO Fort Worth Stock Show, Fort Worth, TX

st

1 : 6 points nd 2 : 5 points rd 3 : 4 points th 4 : 3 points th 5 : 2 points Division Champion: Reserve Division Champion: Grand Champion: Reserve Grand Champion:

5 points 3 points 9 points 7 points

5 National Shows st

1 : 8 points nd 2 : 7 points rd 3 : 6 points th 4 : 5 points th 5 : 4 points Division Champion: Reserve Division Champion: Grand Champion: Reserve Grand Champion:

*TBD: We have not received official acceptance from a show.

7 points 5 points 11 points 9 points

6B’s Guardian ET

HD Bloodstone 603 X Ash Valley Kendra 7142

T Kane Captain x

JSF Goldenrod 57U X KOLT AA Lady Reward 1Y

T Ash Valley Right Choice x Ash Valley Prestige 0590 X Ash Valley Duchess 9622

SULL Master of Rose x

JSF Master of Jazz X SULL Rose Mary

T FAIR Red, White & Roan

Jake’s Proud Jazz X KG Cinderella 939

JM Vortecs Rider ET

JM Vortec X Rider’s Gerogina 850

CSF Backdraft 703 RR ET *x

SULL Red Reward 9321 X WHR LS Demi 8931 ET

R-C WG Damn Proud *x

Jake’s Proud Jazz X WG RC Golden

RSF Red Alert 0123A *x

KOLT-RGLC Simplify X AF SL SS Revival

T DMH Cherry Fillet Western Trademark 3rd X Maid of Promise H 189th

T Saskvalley Yesterday

Saskvalley Wholesale x Saskvalley Navajo

BFC Can’t Touch This 114 *xar

LFCC Unstoppable 727X X CF Roan Rose 036

T SS Rock On 812 *

Jake’s Proud Jazz X SS Augusta Pride 617

T Bar N Creedence 540C Prospect Hill Alarado 33A X JDMC Miss Remedy 124Z

T BFS Master Prince *x Jake’s Prince of Jazz x KL Prime Time Paymaster

T JSF Mr Right 151Z

Leveldale Righteous 084 X KL Notable Nita

BS Ghost Rider

Jake’s Proud Jazz 266L X HA First Ruby

BWCC Jack of Spades x

Ace of Diamonds X Desert Rose 928 W ET

T Muridale Jaxson 4A x

Buster 14K X Bonanza daughter

SRV Quiet Man (THC) 3BC Hard Rock X CHSC Elegant Queen

T SULL Red Sensation 6554

Red Reward X SULL Rose Mary 636-3

FSF Near Perfect

T TURNERCRCLH Deception 2 ET *x

FSF Bearcat 37Z ET X FSF Madeline’s Rose S247 ET

Hill Haven Firestorm

DF Waco 6W X Hill Haven Breathtaker 35Y

FSF Starburst 058 *

FSF Stardust X Jake’s Sierra 211S

CF Focus *x

Hot Commodity x CF Lucky Charm

DF Talledega 3X ET x

Red Reward x K-KIM Meg 270N ET

T Leveldale Nort Face 562 *x

Studer’s Taylor Made 7Y X Leveldale Nan Again 110Y

T Creekside Amp 32W x

Alta Cedar Signature X Banner Julia Ann 34J

T Bar N Ripper 99A x

JDMC Remedy X JDMC Rocksie

T Alta Cedar Code Red x

Bloodstone 603 ET X Poppin Girl 2R01 ET

Alta Cedar Code-Red 24S X Lassie 16T

MSC Sarge *x

T CSF/Lakeside Rooster 394 ET

Captain Obvious x Sonny

SVFI Rooster 561R X RS Lindakay 006 04

866-356-4565

www.cattlevisions.com T Calving Ease HS SWAGGER 802 ET *x

WHR RT Augusta Sunrise X HD Reflection

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SULL Roan Blast 0301 ET

SULL GNCC Asset ET X SULL Beauty Queen 570 ET

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CLF Foolin’ Around 1401 ET x Sonny X SULL Fool Me 508 WT

SULL Knighted Man 6231D ET

Right Direction ET X Mona Lisa 10T ET

= Sales Calendar Apr. 5 - Who’s Your Daddy 15th Annual Bull Sale, Saskatoon Livestock Sales, Saskatoon, SK. Can. www.dlms.ca Apr. 7 - Oklahoma Sooner Shorthorn Sale, Duncan, Okla.

Apr. 10 - Texas State Shorthorn Sale, hosted on showstock.com

Oct. 7 - DuLyn Farm Shorthorn Production Sale, Berlin, Ohio.

Oct. 12 - Schrag 605, “Family Event” Production Sale, Marion, SD. Oct. 13 - Studer Family Shorthorns “Family Legacies” Production Sale, Creston, Iowa.

Apr. 15 - Little Cedar Cattle Co., Springtime Revival, Meeker, Okla.

Oct. 14 - Sullivan Farms “Maternal Legends” Production Sale, Dunlap, Iowa.

Fall 2018

Oct. 20 - Double J and Crow Creek “Shorthorn 500” Sale, Marietta, Okla.

Sept. 1 - Cates Farms “Star Search XVI” Production Sale, Modoc, Ind. Sept. 8 - Shadybrook Shorthorns, Maternal Excellence Production Sale, West Brome, Quebec. Can. Sept. 15 - Waukaru Shorthorns, “Cow Power” Production Sale, Rensselaer, Ind. Sept. 16 - Ripberger/Norman “Eyes on the Midwest” Production Sale, Newman, Ill. Sept. 22 - “Great Shorthorn Revival” Beaverton, Mich.

Sept. 23 - KOLT Cattle Co “Simple Choices” Production Sale, Seward, Neb.

Oct. 27 - Jungels Shorthorn Farms “Durham Nation” Production Sale, Kathryn, ND. Nov 3 - Leveldale Farms “Ladies of Leveldale Investment Sale”, Mason City, Illinois Nov. 4 - Jordan Acres “75th Anniversary” Production Sale, Sibley, Ill. Nov. 11 - Greenhorn Cattle Co “Where Future Generations Are Created” Sale, Louisville, Ky. Nov. 17 - Gana Farms Production Sale, Martell, Neb.

Sept. 29 - Warner Ranch “Fall Harvest” Production Sale, Columbus, Neb.

Dec. 8 - Paint Valley Farms and Byland Polled Shorthorns “Maternal Event” Sale, Millersburg, Ohio.

Sept. 29 - Bakenhus Cattle Co and 3BC Shorthorns, “Genetics With Passion” Sale, Columbus, Neb.

Dec. 11 - Galbreath Farms Online Bred Heifer Sale, Enderlin, ND showstock.com

Oct. 6 - Greenhorn Cattle Co., “Where Great Females Make A Difference” Production Sale, Waynesville, Ohio.

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Dec. 13-Bar N Shorthorns Online Sale, Bellview, Minn., hosted on showstock.com.

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Upcoming Issue Focus

Issue

Highlights/Reporting

April

AI and Technology Focus

May/June

Regional & National Show Winners/Junior Focus

^ Advertising

Spring Sale Ads • Semen Sales • ET Sales

July

Herd Reference Issue

August

Junior National Results

^ Advertising

Fall Sale Ads • Semen Sales • ET Sales

Sale Mangement • Online Sales • Private Treaty Sales

Apr. 10 - Texas State Shorthorn Sale, hosted on showstock.com.

Apr. 15 - Little Cedar Cattle Co., Springtime Revival, Meeker, OK. Sept. 1 - Cates Farms “Star Search XVI” Production Sale, Modoc, Ind. Sept. 8 - Shadybrook Shorthorns, Maternal Excellence Production Sale, West Brome, Quebec.

Sept. 16 - Ripberger/Norman “Eyes on the Midwest” Production Sale, Newman, Ill. Sept. 22 - “Great Shorthorn Revival” Beaverton, Mich.

Sept. 23 - KOLT Cattle Co “Simple Choices” Production Sale, Seward, Neb. Sept. 29 - Bakenhus Cattle Co and 3BC Shorthorns, “Genetics With Passion” Sale, Columbus, Neb. Oct. 6 - Greenhorn Cattle Co, “Where Great Females Make A Difference” Production Sale, Waynesville, Ohio.

Oct. 7 - DuLyn Farm Shorthorn Production Sale, Berlin, Ohio.

Oct. 12 - Schrag 605, “Family Event” Production Sale, Marion, SD. Oct. 13 - Studer Family Shorthorns “Family Legacies” Production Sale, Creston, Iowa.

Oct. 14 - Sullivan Farms “Maternal Legends” Production Sale, Dunlap, Iowa.

Oct 20 - Double J and Crow Creek “Shorthorn 500” Sale, Marietta, Okla.

Oct. 27 - Jungels Shorthorn Farms “Durham Nation” Production Sale, Kathryn, ND. Nov. 3 - Leveldale Farms “Ladies of Leveldale Investment Sale”, Mason City, Ill. Nov. 4 - Jordan Acres “75th Anniversary” Production Sale, Sibley, Illinois Nov. 11 - Greenhorn Cattle Co “Where Future Generations Are Created” Sale, Louisville, Ky. Nov. 17 - Gana Farms Production Sale, Martell, Neb. Dec. 8 - Paint Valley Farms and Byland Polled Shorthorns “Maternal Event” Sale, Millersburg, Ohio.

Dec. 11 - Galbreath Farms Online Bred Heifer Sale, Enderlin, ND on showstock.com Dec 13-Bar N Shorthorns Online Sale, Bellview, MN hosted on showstock.com.

Online sales with a personal touch.

Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc. Jeff K. & Darla Aegerter 402.641.4696 jeff.aegerter@gmail.com www.aegertermarketing.com

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= Ad Index 6B Farms...............................................29 AAA Shorthorns....................................39 Aegerter Marketing Services, Inc...........45 Bartels Bros...........................................39 Bennett Land & Cattle..........................39 Berg Shorthorns....................................39 Bigelow Farms.......................................39 Bowman Superior Genetics...............7, 39 Bridle Path Ranch.................................39 Brooks, Bruce........................................36 Bye Well Shorthorns..............................39 Cagwin Farms.........................................5

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Cairns Shorthorns.................................39 Cates Farms...........................................39 Cattle Visions..............................9, 36, 44 Country K Shorthorns..........................39 Crawfdown Farms.................................39 Crow Creek Farms..............................IFC Dedmon Shorthorns.............................39 DJS Shorthorns.....................................39 Double C Shorthorns............................39 Double J Cattle Co...............................26 DTR Cattle Co.....................................39 Duis Farms............................................39

Farrer Stock Farms................................19 Fischer Cattle Company........................41 Greenhorn Cattle Co., LLC........24-25, 41 Gunderson Shorthorn Farm..................26 Haumont Shorthorns............................41 Heinzig Family Farm.............................29 Hill Haven Shorthorns..........................17 Homeplace Farms..................................41 Hub Ranch Shorthorns.........................41 Humble Stock Farm..............................41 Illinois Breeders United For Impact...34-35 Inness Shorthorns..................................41 Iroquoian Shorthorns............................41 James F. Bessler, Inc...............................36 JCC Jeepetta Cattle Co.........................26 Key Ridge Shorthorn Farm...................41 Keystone Shorthorns.............................41 Keystone Shorthorns.............................41 KW Cattle Co.......................................41 Leveldale Farms...............................11, 41 Little Cedar Cattle Co...........................41 Long Range......................................15-16 Masonic Village.....................................41 McKee Family Shorthorns.....................41 Meyer Family Shorthorns......................41 Meyer Farms.........................................41 New River Cattle...................................42 NILE Valley Farm.................................42 Norman Farms......................................42 Oler Farm.............................................42 Phildon Farms.......................................42 Prospect Hill Shorthorns.......................42 Pyramid Beef.........................................21 Richardson Farms Shorthorns...............42 Robjoy Shorthorns................................42 Rockin G Land & Cattle.......................42 Rocky Branch Shorthorns.....................42 Rod Shorthorn Farm.............................10 Schrag Shorthorn Farms....................3, 42 Sears Marketing Services, LLC..............36 Select Sires Inc.......................................46 SharBen Shorthorns..............................42 ShorthornPlus Foundation....................31 Showstock.com.....................................45 Simon Farms.........................................42 Singing H Shorthorns...........................42 Smoky Mountain Farm.........................42 Springtime Revival Sale...................... IBC Stangl Shorthorns..................................42 Stone Springs Shorthorns......................42 Strode Family Shorthorns......................42 Sullivan Farms................................16, BC Sullivan Supply.....................................36 Sutherland Shorthorns..........................16 Ten Mile Farm Shorthorns....................16 Top Notch Stock Farm..........................16 Trans Ova Genetics...............................13 Turner Family Shorthorns.....................23 Tynywtra’s.............................................23 Warner Ranch.......................................23 Waukaru Shorthorns.............................23 Wendt, Kevin........................................36 Wilson Livestock Agency.......................36 Y-Tex.....................................................27