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What’s Inside: 2019 JUNIOR NATIONAL Spring 2019 American Black Hereford 1 SHOWTheINFORMATION
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED ABHA PO Box 2607 Bowling Green, KY 42101
- Thank You To everyone who helped us have A great bull sale! Black Hereford Bulls Averaged $3,715.00
Special Thanks to: Steve Jones, Acorn Ridge & Legendary Livestock for purchasing our high selling Purebred Black Hereford Bull BF JM CATAPULT 1801 ET for $12,000.00!
Save the Date: Fall Production Sale
Also to Charles Crow, Triple C Farms for purchasing JM BLZ PRESS ON 5152 799 our High Selling % Bull for $10,000.00
October 19, 2019
Jeremiah and Candace Malone 931-309-6805
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Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 jrmalone20@gmail.com Â&#x; www.jm-cattlecompany.com The American Black Hereford Spring 2019
The Face of Opportunity 13thANNUAL PRODUCTION SALE
MARCH 18th, 2019 1PM CST
at the farm
LUNCH SERVED AT NOON This year’s offering consists of the top 20% of the bull calves, all the HX heifers and some really fancy HBs. We have built the cow herd to a level where we feel comfortable letting these heifers go. All the cattle in the sale have been DVD tested . The bulls have SC measurement , Hip Height in inches and results of the on feed test from the day they were weaned. Guaranteed free of genetic defects. If we can be of any assistance or you have any question give us a call.
Selling:
12 HB BULLS 20 REGISTERED OR COMPUTED HEIFERS 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD BULL 40 YEARLING ANGUS BULLS 2 ELITE NIOBRARA HEIFERS 10 TWO-YEAR-OLD ANGUS BULLS
Baxter Angus · Rockham, SD
Mark Baxter: 605-472-3253 or 605-450-0206 Jason: 605-203-3214
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Features
SPRING 2019 Volume 4, Issue 2
The ABHA Junior National Announces Dates and Rules...12-15
Also in this Issue:
Junior Scholarships Available............................16 ABHA Queen Applications Due.........................17 Maple Syrup Urine Disease Found in Black Herefords..........................................................21
In Every Issue 6 8 10 18 22
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President’s Thoughts Board Briefs Association Update Breeder Spotlight
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New Members
On the Cover Photo submitted by Matthew Marsh. Have a cover photo? Send to cbrownabha@gmail.com The American Black Hereford is published quarterly by the American Black Hereford Assoc. PO Box 2607 Bowling Green, KY 42101-2607 Service Dept. - 833-501-4750 service@blackhereford.org www.blackhereford.org Graphic Design & Advertising: Leanna McGuire & Carey Brown
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Most Utilized Bull in ABHA History
BLACK HEREFORDS $25 PER STRAW $50 PER CERTIFICATE
ANIMAL DATA
DOB
2-04-16
HERD ID
D403
JN Balder D403
% HEREFORD
85%
HOMOZYGOUS BLACK ?
EFBeef Sch-lar Proficient N093
JN BALDER Y7 ET
HB002696 JN Baldee 241 R Visionary 4200
JN BALDEE 1403
HB007434 JN Baldee 1249
Yes
BW
WW
YW
73 584 1039
EPDS
CE
BW
Bar JZ Tradition 434V Gerber 117F Dixie 009K BJH Balder 7504 JN Baldee 978 SHF Vision R117 U38 R Miss Puckster 1768 JN Balder 9405 JN Baldee 846
We own this bull in partnership with Samen NZ Ltd in New Zealand. This is the second bull we have sold to New Zealand for use in their Dairy industry. Dairy farming is a big part of New Zealand's economy and our Black Hereford bulls have found an important role as an AI sire to produce black baldie calves for beef production out of Holstein-Friesian cows.
Gunbarrel Ranch J&N Ranch F. Morgan Feedyard Decker Farm
WW
10.1 -0.6 52
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MCE
3.7
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CW
YG
MARB
FAT
REA
API
TI
28 -5.6 -0.1 .59 -.10 .39 141 78
He is the ultimate heifer bull, with an actual birth weight 73 lbs., Expect his calves to be born and nurse unassisted. Super calving ease and birth weight EPDs. The Carcass EPDs show his calves will have a bigger ribeye, more marbling and less trim fat than traditional Herefords. Homozygous Black • Homozygous Polled Classic Hereford markings and temperament. He sells on October 12, 2019 in J&N’s Fall Production Sale.
25332 Wolcott Road Leavenworth, KS 66048 Joe 913-727-6446 Dirck 816-225-1246 Spring 2019
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Presidents Thoughts
I Tim Tarter ABHA President
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recently returned from New Orleans where the association participated in the 2019 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Trade Show. This event is otherwise known as the NCBA and is the largest cattle trade show event in the world. The ABHA has been represented the last 3 years with a booth at the event. The trade show this year had a good attendance. Each year that I attend this event or any other type of event that the association participates in, I notice how much more recognized our breed has become. This year was no exceptions. Most people that stopped by the booth knew what a Black Hereford was. I heard far less comments about being just a Black Baldie. We had conversations and questions from many commercial cattlemen that were curious and showed interest in using Black Hereford bulls in their commercial herds. We now have several bulls across the country that are being used in commercial programs. The performance of those calves are making a statement in regard to superior growth and performance. Obviously we are becoming more accepted in the industry and now breeders are starting to believe and understand that the ABHA breeding program is working. We as a breed have done a great deal of work in the last 5 years in our genetic improvement and it is making a huge difference in the quality of our bulls and females. Members of the ABHA have done a fantastic job in broadening our genetic base. What we are doing in terms of breeding is working. Gaining acceptance and proving our worth as a young breed has been a slow process. I think it is safe to say we have arrived. As always we still have much work to do and the challenges never end but we are well on our way. We just need to keep pushing forward and never deviate from our objectives. While there I had an opportunity to meet with many people in the industry along with several research people and industry geneticists. Engaging and having conversations with industry scientists are of great benefit to myself, the association committee chair persons, and
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the ABHA board of directors. The more facts and knowledge that we can obtain that directly affect our breeds data and EPDs, the better decisions and recommendations that the board can make on behalf of the members. Over the last 6 months there has been a tremendous amount of questions and discussion regarding the ABHA EPDs and how we evaluate them. I appreciate these questions. It shows me that members are interested in improving and understanding our EPDS. EPDS are a complicated and an in-depth process in regards to how to accurately calculate and project them. The board of directors have done a lot of work and are continuously having discussions as to how to improve and better calculate our EPDs. Our EPDS and calculation methods are improving but we still have a lot of work to do. Accurate EPDS are based on the amount of accurate data that is submitted. As a small but growing breed we struggle because of our limited amount of data that we have reported. This is not unique to the ABHA Breed. The problem is that with the small number of animals we have at this time there is simply not enough being reported to refine our EPDS. We are working hard to analyze DNA data and create genomic enhanced EPDS for our breed. We are still at best a couple of years from reaching that goal. Establishing and enhancing EPDs based upon DNA will allow us to add many more needed EPDS such as a calving ease and carcass data. The ABHA is a hybrid, breed up breed. This makes it challenging in some cases in establishing baseline EPDS for animals that are produced from the mating of our parent breed. The board and our geneticist have looked at many scenarios. The best we can find at this time is to base the beginning EPDs of these animals at breed average. I know that isn’t what most of you want to here. We have analyzed and I have had several suggestions as to a better way. Currently when you examine all the facts in regards to accuracy this is still the best for establishing a starting Cont’d on pg. 22 EPDS for these type
THIRD ANNUAL
BACK TO BASICS ONLINE SALE
5.6.2019 SELLING APPROXIMATELY 20 LOTS OF SHOW PROSPECTS, SPRING YEARLINGS, FALL BREDS, PAIRS, AND A HERDSIRE PROSPECT, AS WELL AS FROZEN GENETICS.
Charles Crow, owner 256-710-3594 Tate Powell, manager 830-377-0917 1268 County Road 168 Killen, Alabama 35645
Top heifer: 3C’s ELEGANCE 2214 E19 Purchased by Rolling Hills Farm in our 2018 Sale. Look for her on the show road in 2019.
Bottom heifer: 3C’S EVELYN E01 Purchased by Van Crane in our 2018 Sale and successfully shown.
ONLINE AUCTION TO BE HELD AT WWW.SMARTAUCTIONS.CO Spring 2019
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Board Briefs
I Logan Hill ABHA Secretary
ABHA Officers & Staff President: Tim Tarter 606.305.2289 Vice President: Robert Walters, 270.832.1180 Treasurer: Charles Crow, 256.710.3594 Secretary: Logan Hill, 970.629.8807
n January, the board approved the location of the 2019 National Show, Sale, and Meeting. It will be in Columbia, MO. While still in Missouri, this is a departure and upgrade from the State Fairgrounds in Sedalia. Most of the event will be able to be indoors and heated, so we are looking forward to that. Further details will be provided as the event nears. This year’s National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Cattle Industry Convention in New Orleans, LA was attended by President Tim Tarter and Vice President Robert Walters. The ABHA had a booth on the trade show floor and many good contacts were met and maintained. Progress is continuing on the ABHA Southwestern Sale in Canton, TX. There is a full slate of quality cattle consigned and it looks to be an excellent event. The sale catalog and
Board Members: Chad Jones 913-731-3428 Tammy Bargen 402-209-0958 Jason Schroeder 573.229.8997 Darrell Selby 270.566.2624 Brock Johansen 435.381.5785
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other information are included in this issue of The American Black Hereford. The board met with Dr. Jon Beever of the University of Illinois to discuss the newly found genetic defect Maple Syrup Urine Disease. This is a lethal defect found in some lines of Herefords, and thus has found its way into our breed. The board voted unanimously to add testing for MSUD to the Certified Herd Sire package and it will be available individually, similar to other defects, for back testing on your herd. All CHS qualifying bulls tested prior to March 15, 2019 will be grandfathered in and continue to be usable Certified Herd Sires. CHS testing from March 15 will include the test for MSUD. We are looking forward to green grass and Spring temperatures, and wishing everyone a prosperous and profitable Spring. ABHA
Flying Diamond K Ranch “Gems of the Rockies”
REGISTERED BLACK HEREFORDS
FDK BLACK DIAMOND SELB HOMOZYGOUS BLACK & HOMOZYGOUS POLLED
BW
1.94
WW 41.49 YW MM MG
87.01 24.52 45
“DIAMONDS”1st Composite Female. BWT. 79 lbs.
REG# HB009240
FDK’s 1st % Bull “FDK DIAMONTE BLANCO” 81.25 % at a BWT. 80 lbs. Sired by Churchill Red Bull 200 Z
93% PB Super Calving Ease 72 lbs. Act BW
Semen Available - Certified for International Use - Ready for Shipping
Conventional: $35/straw - $50/certificate Sexed - Male & Female: call for pricing The general consensus, “DIAMOND”, “looks great in pictures and even BETTER up close and personal”.
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Ron Campbell and his father, Ron Campbell Sr. of The Campbell Place and Scotty Barrett of Barrett Farms and brother in-law, Phill, from Tennessee. They made the trip to Ft. Collins to visit “BLACK DIAMOND” during their trip to the NWSS. Thank you all for visit. Let us know how your “DIAMOND” calves turn out.
BLACK DIAMOND CALVES ARE NOW ON THE GROUND!
R96.5% Purebred Embryos Available - Black Diamond x MGS CMR GVP MR MATERNAL 88% Purebred Embryos Available - Sexed Female Semen Used to Produce these Embryos TH 122 711 VICTOR 719T X MGS JN BALDER 349 (HB000075)
FLYING DIAMOND K RANCH Ft. Collins, CO
KEN PADILLA · 970-204-1000 | ken-padilla@comcast.net Spring 2019 The American Black Hereford
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Association Update Tim Tarter
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he most important thing about the American Black Hereford Association is the cattle, their quality, the marketability, and what they can offer to our industry. While we still are considered a very small breed we have rapidly passed the number of registered cattle each year that many other small breeds are registering. Our tremendous growth has been a product of our association’s hard work and the cattle that our breeders are producing. We are rapidly on the way to becoming a major player in the industry. As we grow the management, the business side of the association becomes more involved and demanding. We must continue to offer more services and benefits to our members as well as maintaining a steady and sufficient cash flow based on our budget so that we can continue to expand. We have been successful in meeting these challenges for the last few years and the outlook for the breed both with our cattle and business model is very bright. Last month we renewed our contract with Neogen and added some new DNA services for our membership. Now you can order a 50 K test for heifers as a stand alone test and add any genetic defect testing on that test as you would like for a minimum price. You can also order that test and have it upgraded to the new Igenity beef profile if you want to score the values of performance on your animals. Submitting all of your DNA testing thru the association rather than sending the test thru Igenity or another genetic company provides many advantages which includes lower pricing, better service and more different packages of testing combinations available to you. Spring sales have already started and they have been strong especially the demand for Black Hereford bulls. The South West breeder’s sale that is coming up on March 30th in Texas is developing nicely. We have a full sale and the quality of animals consigned to the sale is very good. We have lots of buyer’s interested already. We hope as time and available staff allows that we will be able to expand these association sanctioned sales across different regions of the country. The 2019 committee selections have been made and all of them have a full agenda this spring. These committees play an important role in making recommendations to the board and helping with the work load. If you would like to serve on a committee please let me know. The association’s greatly improved genetics over the past few years is increasingly starting to show, and commercial cattlemen are enjoying great
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success crossbreeding with Black Hereford Bulls. The ABHA board’s agenda is full and we have a lot on our plate once again for 2019. Now that the newly elected board members are settled in, this board is continuously having discussions and debates as to how to move forward, improve our breed and manage the association business. These lively discussions and debates often bring about good solutions to problems and issues. The association has just finished making the last draw on the grant that we received for locating our headquarters in KY. The total grant money funded to the ABHA was $80,000. The move to KY and the grant has been a great thing for the ABHA and it has allowed us to move forward with many more of our objectives more quickly. Our mailing list for the magazine continues to grow and I always urge any of you that have customers or people that may be interested in Black Hereford cattle to submit their names to the office so that they may receive the magazine. The magazine as of now is free of charge for anyone that wishes to receive it. Last year the promotion committee did some research on a new website. We hope to move forward with creating a new website this year. The new site will be much more user friendly, and have a lot more useful information. We plan also to include an online store for merchandise on the site. Dr. Laruen Hanna is continuing to analyze our 50 k DNA data as it comes into the association. This is important work as we continue to compile enough data to develop genomic enhanced EPDS. Like most things in science developing genomic enhanced EPDs takes time but this is something that in time will be of great benefit in improving the accuracy of Black Hereford EPDs It’s soon going to be time to start submitting weaning and yearling weighs on your calves. I encourage all of you to make this a priority. I also encourage you to submit your scrotal circumference on all your Yearling bulls. We need this data for a scrotal circumference EPDs. It is easy to submit and this EPD relates directly to fertility. If you have never used our online systems feel free to call customer service. They can get you logged on the first time and walk you through the steps. It is easy and much simpler once you learn the system rather than manually sending in your data. This can save a lot of time. We have made much advancement in our breed. That’s come from determination, dedication and hard work. There will always be new challenges and goals that lie before us. We will meet them head on with passion and enthusiasm. ABHA
YEARLING BULLS & TWO-YEAR-OLD BULLS FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY
Mountain Fork
HEREFORD FARM
FIND US ON FACEBOOK
479-650-8906 479-414-7718
earleneboone@aol.com rboone8900@aol.com
www.mountainforkherefordfarm.com
RICHARD & EARLENE BOONE
3341 West Rodeo Crossing | Natural Dam, AR 72948
One of our leading herd sires: JN Balder A426 ET
BW ff.91
WW 47.36
YW 81.04
Reg #HB004416
MILK 23.43
M&G 47
KT Polled Black Herefords
BULLS & HEIFERS
FOR SALE PRIVATE TREATY
Hemingford, Nebraska
Tim Campbell 308-760-2580 tkcattle@yahoo.com Spring 2019
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ABHA Junior Nationals The 2019 ABHA Junior Nationals will be held June 26th -29th at the LD Brown Convention Center in Bowling Green, Ky. This will be the 3rd Junior National event for the ABHA. Last year’s event was a great success with juniors participating from many states across the country. This junior committee has been working hard planning this year’s event in the hopes that it will be bigger and better. While the displaying and showing of the junior’s cattle is a big part of the event, more importantly is the opportunity that it brings to get our youth involved in our association. There will be many events other than the show that our juniors may participate in that allows them to interact with each other and the adult members This will also be the 3rd year for our junior scholarships for those that will be continuing their education after high school. Teresa and I started the scholarship program and fund a few years ago and the support and contributions to the funds by the membership has been fantastic. If you wish to contribute to the fund please make your check to the JAHBA and mail to the Bowling Green, KY office.. We will also be crowning our American Black Hereford Queen. Our first and current Queen will be passing her crown and rein over to the newly elected queen during the
event. Kenadi Rumble, our very first Queen has lived up to expectations and has done a great job in representing the breed as ABHA queen. All of the entry forms and rules will be on the ABHA website and you will only be able to submit your show entries, scholarship applications, and queen applications online. Please pay close attention to all entry deadlines. The junior nationals are a very special event for me personally. The education that this event provides for our juniors is very valuable but most of all I think all of the juniors as well as the involved adults, look forward to it. It is a fun 3 days. I am a strong believer that the support and guidance that we provide for junior members molds their future in regards to our breed and the cattle industry in general. We have a huge amount of both junior and adult volunteers that help make this event possible along with many corporate sponsors and individual supporters. I encourage all of you to get involved either by donating your time or through sponsorships. For more information on the junior nationals please contact Rhonda Rumble, Junior committee chair person at 812-486-7992 email smallacresfarm13@ gmail.com or call the ABHA Office at 833-501-4750 option 2 or email deena@blackhereford.org ABHA
ABHA Junior National Rules UPDATED 2/28/2019
GENERAL RULES 1. Exhibitor must be 7 years old and not 22 years old by January 1, 2019 and a member of the American Black Hereford Junior Association (ABHJA). Dues are $25 and must be paid prior to entry. Membership forms may be downloaded at blackhereford.org 2. All animals must be registered with the ABHA. 3. Each entry must be owned solely by the junior exhibitor(s) and in his/her recorded ownership before June 1, 2019. Siblings may jointly own animals, provided both are members of the ABHJA and meet ABHJA age requirements. No animal is eligible to compete if recorded in joint ownership (other than the sibling rule), and no joint ownership with farm name or family name. 4. Horned, de-horned or scurred animals are eligible to show.
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5. ONLINE ENTRY FEE IS $40 PER ENTRY UNTIL JUNE 1, 2019. MAIL IN ENTRY FEE IS $50 and must be postmarked by JUNE 1, 2019. A bedding fee for barn stalls is included in the registration fee. Mail entries to the Junior Nationals, American Black Hereford Association, P.O. Box 2607, Bowling Green, KY 42102. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. 6. Final Entry and Ownership Deadline is June 1, 2019. All animals must be registered and transferred prior to the June 1, 2019 entry and ownership deadline date. No late transfers or entries will be accepted. Entries with “pending” listed, as the registration number will not be accepted, and entry will be refused. This includes calves showing on the sides of cows in the cowcalf pair show. Entry fees are non-refundable. Calves showing part of a pair, can be shown on their own, a separate entry fee is due. 7. All cattle must be on the grounds and checked in by 12 PM CST on June 27, 2019. NO EXCEPTlONS.
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8. Hard copy registration certificate must be presented at checkin. Tattoos that are missing, illegible, altered, incorrect and/or in any other way disagree with the official ABHA records will be justifiable cause for disqualification of entry. Check tattoos well before leaving for the ABHJA. ABHA Staff or designated individual can ask to check tattoos at any time. 9. Entries must meet Kentucky health regulations. All animals must have an official health certificate. Refer to Kentucky Health Requirements. 10. Exhibitor must show his/her own animals. Only exhibitors who are in attendance at the ABHJA and are physically unable to show the animals due to illness or injury will be excused. In the case of extenuating circumstances, the family must come to the ABHA board/staff, in which case, the board of directors / staff have sole discretion as to whether the animal may be shown by a substitute showman. Owner may secure another junior member to show his/ her animals if excused or if exhibitor has more than one entry in the same class. It is recommended that if you have more than one animal being shown in a class you utilize a fellow junior from your own state to assist. No adult may assist exhibitor in showing. 11. Exhibitor must wear a button down collared shirt, close-toed leather boots and jeans or dress slacks in showmanship. The official show shirt must be worn for shows. Entry numbers must be worn on chest/back. Additional show shirts may be purchased. 12. If all requirements aren’t met, the ABBA Board and staff reserve the right to disqualify any entry. 13. All persons making entries in the show shall agree to abide by all the rules and regulations as outlined and will not hold the American Black Hereford Association or the 2019 American Black Hereford Junior Association Show Committee organizers responsible for accident, loss or injury to any person, animal or article. 14. Breeding cattle will not be weighed. 15. Due to L.D. Brown Exposition Center regulations and safety of exhibitors NO DOGS will be allowed on the grounds, in the tic outs, in the barns or in the coliseum.
17. The ABHA, reserves the right for all class winners and runner ups to be subject to DNA testing to verify parentage. 18. lt is a policy of the JABHA board of directors that if an animal gets loose in the showing, an exhibitor will be given two chances to regain control of said animal throughout the duration of that particular show. After the third instance exhibitor and animal will be dismissed from the showing by an ABHA board member or ABHA staff member 19. lt is strongly advised that exhibitors bring generators for backup use.
STALLING -Stalling will be pre-assigned. -No cattle OR tack is allowed in the barns until Wednesday, June 26, 2019 @ 11 AM CST. -All cattle exhibiting at the event must be stalled in respective space. If under special circumstance the case arises, petition may be made to show staff for relocation.
ANIMAL HEALTH All Kentucky origin livestock must meet the exhibition requirements in 302 KAR 20:065, as listed below. For additional or updated information, contact the Office of the State Veterinarian at (502) 573-0282 or visit the website at: http://www.lrc.state.ky.us/kar/302/020/065.htm. Livestock exhibiting signs of any infectious, contagious or communicable disease such as, but not limited to, warts, ringworm, pinkeye or foot rot are not eligible for exhibition. All KY origin animals for exhibition shall be individually identified on a certificate of veterinary inspection written within the current calendar year. January 1 through December 31.
DIVISION BREAKS As Of Jan. 1, 2019
Pre-Prewee- 6- below; 2013- before PeeweeÂ- 7-8; 2011 - 2012 Junior - 9-12; 2006 - 2010 Intermediate - 13-16; 2003 - 2005 Senior - 11-21; 1998 -2002
16. Any animal a junior enters may be used in the team-fitting competition and/or be asked to be used in the judging contest.
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ABHA Junior National Rules SHOWMANSHIP -Divisions will be based on age as of Jan. 1, 2019. -Each age division will have a class. -Show staff will determine how to break each division if need be. -Registration for showmanship will be made at animal check in. -NO BULLS OR STEERS ALLOWED FOR SHOWMANSHIP.
JUDGING CONTEST -Divisions will be based on age as of Jan. 1, 2019. -Each age division will be scored separately. - Junior and peewee division participants will answer one set of questions -Senior and intermediate division participants will answer one set of questions and give one set of reasons. -Registration for contest will be made at animal check in. -The maximum rotation for each class is 12 minutes.
TEAM FITTING CONTEST -Teams will be pre-assigned and announced at least one (1) hour prior to the contest. -Each team will be comprised of three (3) members. -Time limit of thirty (30) minutes. -A team member must wear a show harness to display assigned team number -Contestants must bring any and all materials needed to the fitting area, including animal. -Each team will be allowed the use of one blower. -No improper fitting methods may be used. -Clippers may be used at the discretion of team members. -When time is called, one member from each team will exhibit the animal for final viewing and judging. -Judging will be based on fitting techniques and outcome. In the ·event of a tie, teams will be allowed back in the chute for an additional five (5) minutes. -No spectators, parents, etc. are allowed on the floor during contest.
INDIVIDUAL SALES CONTEST The main objective of the Individual Sales is to give Juniors a glimpse at real-life situations of selling while promoting the importance of communication skills, marketing technique and understanding of performance and pedigree information. The contest will be held in conjunction with the American Black Hereford Association Junior Nationals.
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1. Contestants must be members of American Black Hereford Junior Association. 2. Individuals will compete in their corresponding age divisions. 3. Individuals must register in advance by June 1, 2019. There is no charge to compete in this contest. 4. Presentations will be 3-6 minutes long. The objective of each individual will be to convince the judges that they should purchase their entry. 5. Individuals may present any item that is related to the agriculture beef industry, i.e: an animal, embryo package, semen, etc. 6. Participants will be discounted for using notes. 7. The order of presentation will be determined by ABHA staff and will be posted prior to the contest. 8. Animals are not allowed in this contest; however, participants may use visual aids such as I-Pads, tablets, binder with information pertaining to the item being sold, etc. 9. No posters, dry erase boards etc. may be used during the presentation. 10. Senior and Intermediate contestants will be required to incorporate some form of graphic design and computer technology to design marketing materials that will supplement their presentation in the sale of their product this may include flyers, brochures, ads, etc. 11. Exhibitors will have two (2) minutes to setup their presentation Scoring for Junior and Pee Wee Contestants: Points will be awarded as follows: Knowledge – 25 Points Ability to communicate- 25 points Organization - 25 points Overall effect -25 points (Salesmanship, Creativity/Originality, and Believability) Scoring for Senior and Intermediate Contestants: Points will be awarded as follows: Knowledge – 20 Points Ability to communicate- 20 points Organization - 20 points Overall affect -20 points (Salesmanship, Creativity/ Originality, Believability) Creative Design- 20 points Ten (10) points will be subtracted from the total if judges detect the use of notes. Two points will be subtracted for each minute a presentation goes more than the allotted 6 minutes. Judging will be by a two-member panel of judges based on 100 points maximum from each judge. Each judge will then rank the individuals based on points allocated.
STEER SHOW -Percentage, Purebred and HX animals are eligible for exposition in the Junior Steer Show -Entries will show by weight -There will be three (3) divisions -Lightweights -Middleweight -Heavyweight -Steers will be weighed prior to classing
COW CALF PAIR SHOW -All calves are to be 205 days of age on show day. -No calves born before January 5, 2019 will be eligible to show. -One entry fee is required for pairs. -lf calf is shown again on its own, an additional entry and fee is needed. -Percentage and purebred calves are eligible to show. -Classes will be based on the age of calf.
BULL SHOW -Percentage and Purebred bulls are eligible to show -Bulls must have nose lead -Bull must be born after January 1, 2019.
HEIFER SHOW HX (are not eligible to compete for overall champion) F1 (50%.Angus / 50% Hereford) Percentage (62.5 - 87.49% Hereford Blood) Purebred (87.5% or Higher Hereford Blood) Haltered heifers will be shown in three Divisions: Calf Division (Born Jan 1, 2019 and after) Junior Division (Born Jan 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018) Senior Division (Born Nov 1, 20l7- Dec 31, 2018) Haltered classes will be determined after all show entries are processed. There will be no more than a 60-day spread of age in any class and no more than 8 in an individual class. The committee reserves the right to adjust these classes. Bred and Owned Heifers will compete for Bred and Owned Heifer Champion.
PREMIER JUNIOR EXHIBITOR
The results from the show will be used to calculate the Premier Junior Exhibitor. In the event of a tie the results of showmanship will be used to break the tie. The following will be awarded for class placing: 1st 5 points 2nd 4 points 3rd 3 points 4th 2 points 5th 1 point The following will be awarded for division placing: Division Champion- 2 points Reserve Division Champion- 1 point The following will be awarded for Champion placing: Grand Champion- 5 points Reserve Champion- 4 points
PREMIER ADULT BREEDER The same point system for the Premier Junior exhibitor will be used to calculate the premier breeder.
STAR JUNIOR This award will look at the exhibitor’s participation in contests and their placing from show classes. Each Contest Participation- 1 point Contest Placinglst- 5 points 2nd- 4 points 3rd- 3 points 4th- 2 points 5th- 1 point Exhibitors top placing animal in class: 1st- 5 points 2nd- 4 points 3rd- 3 points 4th - 2 points 5th- 1 point Exhibitors top placing division animal: Divison Champion 5 points Reserve Division Champion – 4 points
Show Champion placing. Grand Champion Animal- 10 points Reserve Champion Animal- 5 points
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Junior Scholarships Available Each year the ABHA awards 2 scholarships to junior members that will be continuing their education. The application, deadline, rules and requirements can be found on the ABHA website. The association has always been a strong supporter of our junior association. We firmly believe in the investment that we are making in our juniors as they are the future of our breed. The JABHA junior association is still very young but is growing rapidly. In the short few years that it has been established we have seen many of our former juniors excel in their college education as well as in the industry. We take pride in seeing the success of our juniors and are hopeful that because of their experience as a JABHA member it had a positive impact in their future. I encourage all eligible JABHA members to apply for the 2 scholarships. ABHA
Former Vice President Marc Smith presented Kenadi Rumble with a $750.00 Check. Grady Yeggy was not present he received a check for $500.00 for further education.
KREIFELS
BLACK HEREFORDS
Registered Black Herefords & Commercial Cattle CHUCK HENDRIX · 256-755-0068 chuck@hendrixent.com
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Bulls For Sale Private Treaty KREIFELS BLACK HEREFORDS Nebraska City, Nebraska
Bill Kreifels § 402-209-1321 Tammy Bargen § 402-209-0958 kreifels2000@hotmail.com
ABHA Queen Applications Due Last year the ABHA was very proud to crown our first ABHA queen. This year our queen will be passing her rein on to some lucky young lady. Kenadi Rumble has made us proud as she has attended many events and represented our breed well. Queen applications are available on the ABHA website along with the requirements, deadlines and application. The selection is made by a panel of judges based on an interview, the application, and a written essay. This is a great honor that will be presented to a female JABHA member this year at the 2019 Junior Nationals in Bowling Green KY. ABHA
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The Campbell Place A Solid Team
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onnie Campbell Jr., Vickie Campbell and Ronnie Campbell Sr. are The Campbell Place. They consist of a three person partnership. Son, mother and father ~ a solid team. The Campbell Place was established in 2002 where it proudly owns a farm located on West Lane Street in Shelbyville, Tennessee. Ronnie Campbell Jr, says, “First and foremost, I would like to give all the praise and glory to my savior Jesus Christ. HE is the head of my life. Jesus has continually blessed me every day and made all of this attainable.” When The Campbell Place initially started, they were a horse farm, showing and raising Tennessee Walkers. “We were involved in the horse business for as long as I can remember.” Ronnie states, “Shelbyville is the Walking Horse capital of the world so people couldn’t believe it when I told them I was going to show cattle.” Ronnie’s great grandfather Earnest Campbell previously had a dairy farm on Earnest Campbell Road in Flat Creek Tennessee, where he milked Jersey cattle in which it brought an interest into cattle. “I started really developing an interest and began getting into cattle in 2010. It was then that my mom and I decided to get some cattle.” At first The Campbell Place owned Commercial Black Baldies but later decided it’s better to have quality than quantity. They did some research and came across the American Black Herefords. “I sold my favorite trail horse to purchase my first registered Black Hereford in 2012. As time went by, I realized how I missed showing horses, and it was then that I decided to show my calves for fun and exposure.” During Ronnie Campbell Jr’s first year at the National’s, his heifer won first place in her class and it was then that he was completely hooked. Ronnie states, “I focus my program with raising the best show animal I can, without all the extra feed and supplements to see if can get them to match others by providing great bulls for the commercial farmer.” Right now The Campbell Place still raises horses and Red and Black Hereford’s. From having one Black Hereford in 2012 to a herd of 42 now in 2019, The Campbell’s really love their Black Hereford family. Ronnie states “The ABHA is the best group of people to be in an organization with. Everyone is so helpful in so many ways that the list is too long to mention. ”The Campbell Place was named just that because they
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have a RV park that they rent out camper spots so it really isn’t just a farm or ranch. “It IS the place to be.” The ABHA wants to recognize the Campbell Place for all their support and participation. This family is a great representation of the breed, with the aspect of quality over quantity. Their partnership with the promotion, events and continual support is greatly appreciated and we look forward to seeing all their future success. ABHA
2019 ABHA Junior Nationals Tentative Agenda
June 26th-Wednesday 11AM: Cattle may arrive and begin moving into Barn Evening: Junior Board Member Meeting Junior Board Member Candidate Interview Queen Interview
June 27th-Thursday 10AM: 12PM: 2PM: 5:30PM:
Cattle check- in beings Cattle check-in closes- All cattle must be on grounds and checked in Cattle judging contest Evening Event
June 28th- Friday 8AM: 10:30AM: 12:00PM: 1:30PM: 4:00PM: Evening:
Stock Show U Clinic Fitting Contest Junior Lunch Meeting; Election of Officers and Queen Sales Contest Showmanship Contest Awards Dinner and Banquet
June 29th- Saturday 8AM: Steer Show Cow Calf Bull Show Heifer Show- HX, F1, Percentage, Purebred
Animals released at conclusion of show
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Presidents Thoughts cont’d
Cont’d from pg. 6
animals. We have to base our decisions on facts not what seems right or sounds good. Let me give you an example. Many of you are calling for a calving ease EPD. I agree we desperately need it. The normal method of establishing a calving ease EPD is based upon the number of animals that are born and being reported as unassisted or assisted. Currently most of our Calves being born are being reported as unassisted. So if we create a calving ease EPD based upon the reported data most all our bulls would be considered a calving ease bull. We all know that is not correct. So the board is faced with the problem of do we create an EPD that is not accurate just so we can say we have one or do we just ride it out until we obtain enough data that it will have a true representation of our bulls calving ease ability. The board has also discussed creating a calving ease EPD using a different non-traditional method. ABHA Vice President Robert Walters and I had a meeting at the NCBA show with (who
MARK NUELLE HUSCHER FARMS
many consider) one of the leading geneticists in the world. He said, sure he could create us a calving ease EPD based upon our parent breeds maternal traits. Wow did we get excited, until we heard him say that it would be about 10% accurate. The point I am trying to make here is that it is frustrating for members and the board both. This is something we just have to ride out be patient and continue to push for more data. We will get there in time. I know we are all anxious but you just can’t create this stuff out of thin air. I promise you the board of directors are continually working hard and having discussions as to how to move forward and improve. I always welcome your call and questions. I think the more our members are involved and understand the problems we are up against the better it is for all of us. I only ask that you be as patient as you can and have faith in your board that we are doing everything we can to broaden and improve our EPDs. ABHA
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LYMAN, NEBRASKA
GREG BEFUS w 307-256-0823 JACOB BEFUS w 307-256-0825 AT THE RANCH w 307-532-2650 BEFUSHEREFORDS . COM
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Maple Syrup Urine Disease Found in Black Herefords By Logan Hill, Breed Improvement Committee Chair
M
aple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD) is a genetic disorder found in the Hereford breed. It is labeled as a Class 1 Lethal Defect by the American Hereford Association. However, there is not currently a testing protocol for it within the Hereford breed. Symptoms of the disorder include a sweet smell in the urine, calves may not be able to get up or lift their head, and a loud noise or touch can induce repetitive muscle spasms. This response is caused by the calf ’s inability to process amino acids correctly leading to a quick form of protein poisoning. MSUD is lethal to the calf 100% of the time. MSUD was brought to our attention by a member breeder who was having calves die unexplainedly. He had contacted Dr. Jon Beever of the University of Illinois who is a leading national expert in genetic defects. After testing the cowherd, he determined that MSUD was prevalent, not only in that herd, but in the Black Hereford population at large. According to Dr. Beever, 287 samples were tested and 13% of
those came back as carriers. This is a large enough occurrence of carrier animals in our population to warrant a mandatory testing protocol. The ABHA Board of Directors voted unanimously to implement testing for MSUD. The test will be added into the Certified Herd Sire and 50K packages as well as a standalone test. They will be available for purchase on the Digital Beef portal the same way our other tests are offered. All Certified Herd Sires that passed their testing prior to March 15, 2019 are grandfathered into the herd book and will remain usable. Management of MSUD is very similar to AM, DD, and IE. It is a simple recessive gene, meaning that it’s presence on only one allele of a genotype will not present an afflicted animal. It takes two carrier parents to create the afflicted calf, however an MSUD carrier will pass on the recessive gene in 50% of it’s matings. It is possible to continue to use a carrier animal to create calves that are free of the defect, but the risk is high. The Board believes that the testing protocol through the CHS rule will eventually remove the danger of afflicted animals from the breed. ABHA
WATCH FOR OUR CONSIGNMENTS IN THE ABHA SOUTHWEST BREEDERS SALE JL LEGACY BLACK HEREFORD:
CENTENNIAL FARMS LLC: Lot 27
Lot 28
CF THUNDER B58 CF ROCK STAR B58 Reg# HB014164 Reg# HB014162
JLSIRFOUNDATIONVICTOR31 LREGALTARHEEL37
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Reg# P43565916
BW
LOEWEN Z210 33N B58 ET
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Lot 15
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JLB58NEON41 JLOPSCISCOF44 Reg# HB013259
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Semen from BARNEY & LOEWEN will be available at the sale.
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WW
50.74
YW
85.43
MILK
23.32
M&G
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JL LEGACY BLACK HEREFORD Jeff & Lanee’ Anderson · 580-747-1067 jllegacyblackherefords@gmail.com 4809 W Wood Rd · Waukomis, OK 73773 Spring 2019
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Juniors Corner
Thank You
Our deepest thanks to the bidders & buyers who made the
5TH ANNUAL
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sale a great success this year. •
TRIPLE T FARMS
Dylan Kiser, Junior President
I
n my last Juniors Corner, I talked about the amount of growth that the ABHA and JABHA accomplished in 2018. I would like to see these growths continue this year, especially with the Juniors. Coming up is a great opportunity for this growth to start. The 2019 Junior Nationals is right around the corner. There will be four junior board seats opening up and I encourage all the juniors to apply to be a part of this amazing opportunity. It allows the juniors to voice their opinions about the breed and organization, and recruit new junior members. We will be electing a new ABHA Queen as well which is another great opportunity for you to be the face of the breed. Don’t forget about the scholarship either. Last year two juniors where selected as scholarship recipients. You do not have to be an Ag major to apply. The Junior Board is working on a new contest for the juniors to participate in this year as well, I hope that everyone enters. On behalf of the Junior Board, good luck at Junior nationals and we can’t wait to see everyone there. Stay positive in your endeavors and keep up the hard work. The juniors are the feature of the ABHA.
Tim & Teresa Tarter
2616 Hwy 1664 Nancy, KY 42544
606-305-2289
Thanks and good luck. ABHA
ngsstriper@hotmail.com www.tripletblackcattle.com
dL Cattle COMPANY
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Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo
The Kentucky Farm Bureau Beef Expo was held in Louisville, Kentucky arch 1-3, 2019. We had several juniors and cattle participate in the show. Thanks so everyone who came out to support our breed at the Show. ABHA
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New Members New Annual Members Canada WHISKEY JACK BLACK HEREFORDS DARCY & TAMARA KURIGA BOX 94 WHITELAW AB TOH3TO TKURIGA@HOTMAIL.COM 780-834-7108 Georgia MT FARMS MATTHEW TODD ZITTROUER 2315 OLD FIELD DR BOGART, GA 30622 TZITTROUER@GMAIL.COM 770-856-7252 Illinois TWO COWS FARM ROSS & TREVOR SWARTZ 2766 EAST 200 NORTH HOOPESTON, IL 60942 INFO@TWOCOWS.US 217-799-7611 Indiana YOUNG FARMS MARTY YOUNG 1657 N CR 1300 W NORMAN, IN 47264 MARTY44YOUNG@AD.COM 812-583-4986 Kansas MOLZAHN LAND & CATTLE KODY MOLZAHN 115 ASH RD ESBON, KS 66941 KODYMOLZAHN@GMAIL.COM 785-476-5022
Kentucky PLEMMONS WAY FARM WILLIAM & SUSAN PLEMMONS 834 S HWY 333 IRVINGTON, KY 40146 PLEMMONSS@AOL.COM 270-547-4804 Mississippi BOUNDS RANCH DENNIS L. & ROBERT BOUNDS 183 HWY 13 WIGGINS, MS 39577 BOUNDSBLUERRY@GMAIL.COM 601-466-4906 LOGAN YANCEY 701 CR 614 RIPLEY, MS 38663 LSY14@MSSTATE.EDU 662-587-9532 Missouri ANDERSON ANGUS WAYNE ANDERSON 28500 STATE ROUTE K HARTSHORN, MO 65479-8802 417-932-1113 MISSOURI MEADOWS AARON & AMY SCHROEDER 18067 MCCURDY RD HUGHESVILLE, MO 65334 AARON@MISSOURIMEADOWS.COM 660-287-7076 JACK SCHROEDER 18607 MCCURDY RD HUGHESVILLE, MO 65334 AARON@MISSOURIMEADOWS.COM 660-287-7076 JASON & TAMMY WILLIAMSON 19922 CR 504 BLOOMFIELD, MO 63825 TWILLIAMSONDVM@GMAIL.COM 573-225-4614
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KEN TEAGUE 302 E REPUBLIC RD SPRINGFIELD, MO 65807 KTEAGUE@ME.COM 417-766-3802 Oklahoma COFFEY FARMS DUSTIN COFFEY 16561 NE 114TH RD RED OAK, OK 74563 DCOFFEY_87@YAHOO.COM 918-448-0942 PEPER RANCH JEROD PEPER 1263 W 380 RD ADAIR, OK 74330 JERODPEPER@YAHOO.COM 918-373-2649 North Carolina SINGLE OAK CATTLE COMPANY ROBERT J BEST PO BOX 485 CANTON, NC 28716-0485 BESTJOSH@MSN.COM 828-400-5777 Texas DIAMOND E FARMS ALBERT, KIM & HUNTER EDWARDS 2573 CR 3500 HONEY GROVE, TX 75446 AKEDWARDS2347@YAHOO.COM 903-227-1037 Wyoming HEPWORTH CATTLE TYSON & STEPHANIE HEPWORTH 3363 HIGHWAY 238 AUBURN, WY 83111 HEPWORTHCATTLE@GMAIL.COM 307-884-6274
Sale Report J&N Ranch Spring Production Sale February 9, 2019 Leavenworth, Kansas Auctioneer: Tommy Barnes Averages: 34 Black Hereford Yearling Bulls ……………………………….$3963 46 Black Hereford Two Year Old Bulls…………...……………..$4581 Total $345,500 Buyers from 9 Sates purchased 80 Black Hereford Bulls at J&N Ranch’s 30th Annual Production Sale. The average sale price was $4319 per head with 48% of the bulls going to repeat buyers. Prices ranged from a high of $7,000 to a low of $3,000. Ringside was Livestock Marketing Hall of Fame ringman, Tim Lackey, of Missouri. He is pictured here with ABHA founders Joe & Norma Hoagland. Tim was attending his 25th J&N Production Sale. J&N Ranch’s next sale is October 12, 2019. There will be 25 bulls and 100 Black Hereford females selling. ABHA
Black is the Color Production Sale February 23, 2019 Bowling Green, Kentucky Bulls - $2,973.00 Bred heifers - $2,389.00 Bred Cows - $2,600 Open heifers - $1,710 High Selling Heifer - 1/2 interest Knight N Gail Farms, Jimmy McKnight Volume Buyer - Mark Kendall, Scottsville KY High Selling Bull - Clay Bank Farms, Oklahoma ABHA
JM Cattle Company February 2, 2019 Lawrenceburg, Tennessee Black Hereford Bulls Averaged $3715.00 Steve Jones at Acorn Ridge and Legendary Livestock for Purchasing the High Selling PureBred Black Hereford Bull BF JM Catapult 1801 ET for $12,000! Charles Crow At Triple C Farms for Purchasing JM BLZ Press On 5152 799 our High Selling Percentage Bull for $10,000 ABHA
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BREEDER DIRECTORY
ALABAMA
COLORADO
Black Dragon CATTLE COMPANY
Wild Rose
Registered Black Herefords, Elevated
Logan & Jennifer Hill · 970-629-8807 Rangely, CO Black www.blackdragoncattle.com Dragon dragoncattle@gmail.com Cattle
Flying Diamond K Ranch
ARKANSAS
Ft. Collins, CO
“Gems of the Rockies”
Basin Creek Farm REGISTERED BLACK HEREFORDS
John & Phyllis Jackson
FDK BLACK DIAMOND SELB The ABHA Bull that has it all.
Conventional & Sexed Semen International Certification 96.5% Embryos Available
KEN PADILLA 970-204-1000 ken-padilla@comcast.net ett
2694 Gourdneck Valley Road Malvern, AR 72104
REG# HB009240
501-844-7167 501-844-7168 jackson2503@yahoo.com
basincreekfarm.com
IDAHO
Mountain Fork Hereford Farm
REG. R E BLACK HEREFORD & REG. POLLED HEREFORD
RICHARD & EARLENE BOONE
3341 West Rodeo Crossing | Natural Dam, AR 72948
479-650-8906 479 650 89906 06 479 479-414-7718 414 7718 71 earleneboone@aol.com rboone8900@aol.com www.mountainforkherefordfarm.com
KANSAS
All you’d ever want and nothing you’ll never need. 2652 Road Y • Reading, Reading ng KS 66868
Scott Case - 1-620-794-5256
blackhereford@dlcattleco.com www.blackherefordatdlcattleco.com
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North Carolina
ROWDY & ROAN WALKER
1877 Flying W. Trail w Hillsborough, NC 27278
Home: 919-732-5100 w Cell: 919-357-6500
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KENTUCKY
KC Farms Scott & Roberta Kerr 270-860-4739 Hartford, KY 42347
ABHA Registered Black Herefords AHA Registered Polled Herefords
KC-FARMS.COM KCFarms444@yahoo.com
OKLAHOMA
LOUISIANA
H5 Ranch Bonita, Louisiana
NICK & KELLI HERRINGTON 318-282-0453
h5blackherefords.com herringtonfarms@gmail.com
MISSOURI
JL
Jeff & Lanee’ Anderson 4809 W. Wood Road Waukomis, OK 73773
Legacy
580-747-1067
Black Herefords
jllegacyblackherefords@gmail.com
SOUTH DAKOTA Triple J Ranch Black Herefords
MARK NUELLE HUSCHER FARMS REGISTERED BLACK HEREFORDS
MARK NUELLE HIGGINSVILLE, MO 64037
Cell: 660-238-3207 • nuelle@ctcis.net
@triplejranch2
Jami Groft: 605-460-3477 REGISTERED BLACK HEREFORDS 38941 162nd Street · Ashton, SD 57424
Triplejranch6@gmail.com
Fall
Jake Groft: 605-460-1452 Jedd Groft: 605-460-0147
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BREEDER DIRECTORY
Call or email today to get your business card in the next issue for as low as $50 per issue! Call Leanna McGuire at 937-248-4119 or Carey Brown at 859-948-1256 or email lmcguireabha@gmail.com
TENNESSEE
TEXAS BRYAN VALDEZ 830-480-9513
Jim & Marsha Potts
168 Amos Gammill Road • Shelbyville, TN 37160 (931) 703-7219 jim.potts@tcatshelbyville.edu www.tnherefords.com
PETER VALDEZ 210-834-2835
DOUBLE V BLACK HEREFORDS 1725 Vaness RD. Poteet, TX 78065 MAIL@DOUBLEVBLACKHEREFORDS.COM WWW.DOUBLEVBLACKHEREFORDS.COM
TEXAS
2019 Memberships are now due! Lifetime, Annual and Junior Members: If contact information on form is incorrect please update and return to the Association.
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Upcoming Events March 2019 March 18 The Face of Opportunity 13th Annual Production Sale, Rockham, SD, See ad on pg. 3 March 25 Best of Both Worlds Production Sale, Dwight, KS, See ad on pg. 3`
May 2019 May 6 Triple C Black Herefords Back to the Basics Online Sale, See ad on page 23
June 2019 June 26-29 ABHA Junior Nationals, Bowling Green, KY
March 30 American Black Hereford Association Southwest Breeders Sale, Star G Ranch Sale Facility, Canton, TX, See October 2019 insert for Sale Catalog
October 19 JM Cattle Company Fall Producation Sale, Lawrenceburg, TN
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Where Champions
are Born BULLS & HEIFERS FOR SALE AT THE RANCH GROUND ZERO FARMS
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