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The official publication of the National Swine Registry
OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2013
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Seedstock EDGE Staff
Editorial
Mike Paul
Executive Editor
[email protected]
Katie Maupin
Managing Editor
[email protected]
Stephen Weintraut II
Creative Director
[email protected]
Ann Fry
Ad Coordinator/Assistant Editor
[email protected]
Advertising
Brian Arnold
Vice President of Member Outreach &
Youth Development
[email protected]
NSR STAFF
765.463.3594
Chief Executive Officer
Mike Paul • Ext. 107
Vice President of Member Outreach &
Youth Development
Brian Arnold • Ext. 106
Vice President of Global Technical Service
Dr. Doug Newcom • Ext. 116
Office Manager
Robin Lucas • Ext. 103
Software Developer
Adam Dian • Ext. 104
Director of Marketing & Communications
Katie Maupin • Ext. 111
Creative & Web Development Director
Stephen Weintraut II • Ext. 118
Ad Coordinator/Assistant Editor
Ann Fry • Ext. 113
Director of Junior Activities
Torie Schwartz • Ext. 108
Junior Activities Coordinator
Kaley Bontrager • Ext. 109
Administrative Secretary
Lisa Kennedy • Ext. 105
Ralph Doak
Field Representative
765.427.9910
Data Entry Specialist
Rhonda Eller • Ext. 101
Michael Lackey
765.427.3733
Hampshire/Landrace/DNA Secretary
Whitney Hosier • Ext. 102
Brian Anderson
620.515.3348
Michael Lackey • 765.427.3733
Duroc Secretary
Jessica Goyette-Blankenship • Ext. 100
Ralph Doak • 765.427.9910
Brian Anderson • 620.515.3348
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
NSR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Chairman
Dave Kilmer, Ind. • 574.943.3239
Vice Chairman
Wayne Huinker, Iowa • 563.380.1372
Garry Childs, Ga. • 229.378.0749
Bret Goff, Ind. • 765.502.0304
Ron Iverson, Iowa • 641.236.3713
Scott Lawrence, Ind. • 260.564.0595
01
CERAMICS
17
ANTIFREEZE
02
CHALK
18
ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT
19
ADHESIVES
(fatty acids)
(fatty acids)
Bill Range, Ill. • 618.973.1670
03
BEER
04
CHEESE-MAKING
20
WINE
05
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
21
FRUIT JUICE
LANDRACE
(fat)
President
BIODIESEL
(fat)
Scott Lawrence,
Ind.
Vice President
BONE CHINA
(bone)
Randy Bowman, Ill.
Terms Expire 2013
BRASS
(fatty acids)
Mike Grohmann,
Ill.
*Tom Knauer,
Wis.
BULLETS
(bone)
Lance Westcamp, Ohio
Terms Expire
2014
BUTTONS
(bone)
Randy Bowman, Ill.
CAKE FROSTING
Chris Compart,
Minn.
(fat)
Terms Expire 2015
*Rachelle CANDIES
Bailey,
Calif.
(bone, fat, skin)
*Scott Lawrence, Ind.
06
CIGARETTES
22
07
COLLAGEN TO (collagen)
REMOVE WRINKLES
23
08
CONDITIONER
24
09
COPPER
25
10
CORKS
26
11
COSMETICS
27
12
CRAYONS
28
13
DAIRY ADDITIVE
29
14
DOG FOOD/TREATS
30
15
DOUGH IMPROVER
31
16
DRUMHEADS
32
Dr. Mike Tripp, Okla. • 580.513.0723
Jay Winter, Texas • 806.892.3089
(hair)
(fat)
(fat)
filtered by using a gelatin sieve
to clear out impurities
CANDLES
(fatty acids)
HAMPSHIRE
President
Dave Kilmer, Ind.
Vice President
Jesse Heimer, Mo.
Terms Expire 2013
Jesse Heimer, Mo.
*Ben Moyer, Ohio
Jay Winter, Texas
Terms Expire 2014
*Dave Kilmer, Ind.
Mark Boe, Ill.
Brian Hines, Mich.
Terms Expire 2015
Dusty Cain, Iowa
(fatty acids)
CHEESECAKE
Carl Stein, Mo. • 816.633.4343
DUROC
President
Cody McCleery, Texas
Vice President
John Huinker, Iowa
Terms Expire 2013
*Bret Goff, Ind.
Ron Nelson, S.D.
Bill Range, Ill.
Term Expires 2014
John Huinker, Iowa
*Cody McCleery, Texas
Steve Rodibaugh, Ind.
Term Expires 2015
Joe Roberts, Mo.
(blood)
YORKSHIRE
PresidentCELLOPHANE
(fatty acids)
Wayne Huinker, Iowa
CEMENT
(fatty acids)
Vice President
Neil Planalp, Ind.
Terms Expire 2013
*Wayne Huinker, Iowa
Tracy Lorenzen, Ill.
Terms Expire 2014
*Neil Planalp, Ind.
Garry Childs, Ga.
Brady Crone, Ind.
Terms Expire 2015
Dan Burzlaff, Iowa
Dr. Mike Tripp, Okla.
(fat)
(stomach)
(Lorem)
(blood)
(fatty acids)
(fatty acids)
(bone)
(fatty acids)
(fatty acids)
(bone & skin)
(ear, lung, variety meat)
(hair) uses proteins from pig hair
(skin)
*denotes second term
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Vol. 20, No. 8
Features
49
ORNAMENTS
INKJET PAPER
INSULATION
INDUSTRIAL OILS
(fat)
(bone)
CHALK
CHEESECAKE
(fatty acids)
(fat)
CHEESE-MAKING
(stomach)
51
63
LEATHER-TREATING
52
PAPER
64
SOAP
84
85
33
53
65
FABRIC DYE
34
LOTION
54
PHOTOGRAPHIC FILM
66
SURGICAL SUTURES
86
19
FABRIC PRINTING
35
LOW-FAT BUTTER
55
PIGSKIN GARMENTS
67
TAMBOURINES
87
(blood)
(fatty acids)
(fat)
(fat)
MATCHES
(fatty acid)
25
by Katie
Maupin
FERTILIZER
(bone)
37
Editorial
FINE LUBRICANTS
(feet)
FISH BAIT
(meat scraps)
(fat)
39
by Mike
Paul
FIRE EXTINGUISHER
FOAM (blood)
41
(see list below)
• ACTH-adrenocorticotropic hormone
• ADH- antidiuretic
hormone
• Antigens
• Antitoxins
• Amino acids
• Blood Albumens
• Blood Fibrin
• Calcitonin
• Chenodeoxycholic
acid
• Cholic acid catalase
• Cholseterol
• Chymotrypis
• Corticosteroids
• Cortisone
• Desiccated liver
• Enterogastrone
• Epinephrine
• Estrogen
• Fetal pig plasma
• Fibronolysin, heals
minor burns and
cleans wounds
• Gelatin
• Glucagon
• Heparin
• Hypothalmus
• Insulin
• Intrinsic Factor
• Kallikrein
• Lipase
• Medicine Tablets
• Melatonin
• Mucin
• Norepinephrine
Youth View.................... 12
(fat)
GLASS
28 by Katie Maupin 44
(bones)
DAIRY ADDITIVE
(bone & skin)
GLOVES
16
29 FYI .................................
45
(skin)
DOG FOOD/TREATS
30
DOUGH IMPROVER
31
(ear, lung, variety meat)
(hair) uses proteins from pig hair
(bladder)
32
HARDENING STEEL
(bone)
46
Columns
HIDE GLUE
(collagen)
ICE CREAM
(fat)
•
•
•
•
•
•
58
Oxytocin
Pancreatin
Pepsin
Phosphorus
Plamsin
Porcine burn
dressings
Progesterone
Prolactin
Relaxin
Secretin
Serums
Somatotropin
Splenic Fluid
Testosterone
Thrombin, a
blood coagulation
agent
Throxin
Thyrogloblin
Trypsin
TSH- thyroid
stimulating
hormone
Lung transplants
Vaccines
Valves for human
heart surgery
X-ray film
(blood)
69
TEXTILES
89
(bone, skin)
PORCELAIN ENAMEL
70
TIRES
90
PRINTING ROLLERS
71
TOOTHPASTE
91
(bones)
(fatty acid)
(fat)
(bone fat)
Cast Your Vote ............................. 28
National Barrow Show® ................................................................................................36
72
92
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
PROTEIN BARS
(collagen)
TRAIN BRAKES
(bone)
NBS® Jr. Barrow Classic .................................................................................................58
73
93
PUTTY
UPHOLSTERY
(fatty acids)
(hair)
NJSA Southwest Regional
74 ............................................................................................62
94
•
•
•
•
PUZZLES
VARIETY MEAT FOR
EXPORT (see list below)
(fatty acids)
• Brain
• Head
• Heart
• Kidneys
• Liver
• Thymus
• Spleen
(sweet breads)
• Stomach • Tongue
• Testicles
75 Show ................................................................................68
Minnesota State Fair Open
•
•
•
REFINING SUGAR
(bone)
RUBBER
95
South Dakota State Fair 76
Jr. Show ................................................................................70
•
VANILLA PUDDING
(fatty acids)
(fat)
RUGS
VIOLIN STRINGS
SANDPAPER
78
WATER FILTERS
97
79
WEED KILLER
98
80
YOGURT
99
77
NSR Winter Type Conference
rules/entry 96
form...........................................................71
47
OIL POLISHES
48
OINTMENTS
Raised in a Barn ...........15
57
by Ann
Fry ADHESIVE
PLYWOOD
(fat)
Shows & Sales
MEDICAL SUPPLIES
38
(fat)
(fatty acids)
(intestines)
TIRAMISU
(fatty acids)
MARSHMALLOWS
26 by Torie Schwartz42
GERMICIDES
27 Write On .......................
43
14
CRAYONS
(skin)
PLASTICS
(fatty acids)
GELATIN
(fatty acids)
(bone)
...................... 20 56 99 Products ................................
20 Man of Conviction
36
68
8825
FABRIC SOFTENER
(fatty acids)
(bone)
(skin)
(blood)
FLOOR WAXES
COSMETICS
DRUMHEADS
(bone, skin)
10
24 Open Mike ....................
40
CORKS
(fatty acids)
18
23
(fatty acids)
(bone)
(fat)
17
COLLAGEN TO (collagen)
REMOVE WRINKLES
COPPER
83
(fat)
SUEDE SHOES &
CLOTHES (skin)
22
(fatty acids)
82
(hair)
PHONOGRAPH
RECORDS (fatty acids)
21
CONDITIONER
62
(fatty acids)
(fatty acids)
LINOLEUM
CIGARETTES
(blood)
50
SHAVING CREAM
EMULSIONS
CHOCOLATE MOUSSE
(Lorem)
81
PAINT
SHORTENING
(fatty acids)
(blood)
SHAMPOO
PAINTBRUSHES
(hair)
CERAMICS
61
(gall stones)
(fatty acids)
(bone, skin)
(intestines)
(hair)
(bone)
59
SAUSAGE CASINGS
60
SAUSAGE
(intestines)
(blood, stomach, head meat)
(bone)
(fat)
(calcium)
Show Mom Monthly ....35
by Ann Fry
The Prequel ..................95
by Ann Fry
Reference
Seedstock Source ........78
Index to Advertisers ....96
Seedstock EDGE
Subscription Form .......96
R 2013
Datebook .....................94
OCTOBER/NOVE
MBE
Seedstock EDGE Print
Schedule/Ad Rates.......86
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NSR Editorial
Open Mike
Mike Paul
CEO, National Swine Registry
Stockman native
Last month, Brian Arnold and I
enjoyed meeting and interviewing several
candidates for the field staff position.
These meetings and interviews brought
many people that are very passionate about the activities and programs
provided by the National Swine Registry and the National Junior Swine
Association. Each candidate brought
different thoughts and new ideas.
Their ideas gave us an opportunity to
see how others view what we do.
One of the candidates mentioned
during his interview that he was a ‘digital
native.’ His term referring to the change
in how most of our members do business
with the different social media platforms
struck a chord with me. I’ll admit that
while I can navigate the digital world,
I’m far from a native. But I was fortunate
to grow up in the purebred swine industry, so I’d call myself a ‘stockman native.’
I have seen all the type changes in our
industry over the years and some have
repeated themselves more than once.
Today, I hear rumblings in this country
about the number of gilts that will not
breed or cannot have pigs naturally and
require a C-section. Folks, I’m not telling
you what type of animals to raise, but I
do want to provide a brief history lesson
with the different trends I have seen
over the years, and the issues we created
by going to extremes with each type.
We raised heavy-muscled, smallerframed pigs in the ’60s and sold them
on a ham/loin index. (Remember, we
marketed animals at 200 lbs during this
time.) My father was glad he had sons
Take time to evaluate your breeding program
and how you select your next herd boar or
foundation female. Instead of simply selecting
the ‘-est,’ try searching for the ‘best.’
with smaller arms to
assist these females
delivering their litters. When we realized that we went to
the extreme with this
small, heavy-muscled
type, we made a concerted effort to breed
taller-fronted, longer-bodied animals.
We were successful in breeding
taller-fronted pigs in the ’70s, but they
were also flat ribbed and flat muscled.
Once again, we went to the extreme
edge of type and produced animals
that did not have the ability to get up
and down in the crates. Without having the correct curvature to their rib,
these females came out of the farrowing
rooms in poor condition, and many
wouldn’t rebreed. Again, we realized
that we went to the extreme edge with
this type, so we started using more
moderate, heavy-conditioned boars.
We continued this trend in the ’80s,
until we pushed the type too far, yet
again. Once more, we had females that
were unable to farrow litters and raise
their pigs productively. To top it off, the
market demanded a leaner product.
Striving to meet this demand,
producers imported animals from
Europe that moved our genetic lines off
center to reach the goal of leaner hogs
with higher cutability. But we made
animals too lean, too tight gutted, and
they grew too slowly. These females
did not have the ability to consume
enough feed to stay productive and
moved out of our herd too quickly.
In the early 2000s, we came to realize we’d pushed our genetics too far off
center to be productive, so we bred
hogs with more rib, depth and width of
body, bone and heaviness of structure.
Today, I’m concerned that we have
moved too far with this type of animal.
When we hear the terms like, “widest
coming at you,” “heaviest structured,”
“deepest ribbed” and “softest made” to
describe our females, I’m afraid that
these terms relate to those sows that
can’t breed or have pigs on their own.
Maybe, it is the ‘-est’ part that
concerns me most. I realize that to
make a change in your breeding program, you might need to reach out and
incorporate some of the ‘-est’ traits, but
your whole herd does not need to fit
in the ‘-est’ box. Take time to evaluate
your breeding program and how you
select your next herd boar or foundation female. Instead of simply selecting
the ‘-est,’ try searching for the ‘best.’
As I mentioned, I may not be a
digital native that can navigate through
all the latest gadgets, but as a stockman native, I have seen enough industry trends and change to navigate
through genetic improvement.
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NSR Editorial
Youth View
Torie Schwartz
NSR Director of Junior Activities
Attitudes are contagious
Let’s face it, there are days when
we just do not want to do something, or we have some kind of doubt
in the back of our minds from past
experiences. It is simply human nature, and we are all guilty of it. As
a result, this usually stamps a pessimistic outlook on one’s attitude.
Unfortunately, life will continue
to give us responsibilities we are not
always fond of and present us with
negative information and circumstances
that we do not want to encounter.
However, we do not have to program
this negativity into our brains.
One of the most important measures
you can take toward achieving your full
potential is learning how to monitor
your attitude and its impact on everything and everyone around you. In truth,
people, generally, are not aware of their
attitude and how it affects others – it
governs the way you perceive the world,
and the way the world perceives you.
Similar to a lot of you who are taking
the time to read this, Kaley, Brian and
I travel quite a bit for our NJSA shows
and events, and we are faced with many
different tasks before, during and after
the shows. There are times when we
miss out on events with our families
and friends or are challenged with difficult situations at these events. Believe
me, these are circumstances that could
leave a bitter taste in one’s mouth or
have a negative effect on an experience.
However, one valuable lesson I have
learned within my role at the NSR is to
realize it is not what happens to you that
matters; it’s how you choose to respond.
Take a moment to ask yourself this,
“How is my attitude going to affect
my surroundings?” This is something
everyone should ask themselves, in every
we may have hoped for a different
outcome, but the best way to handle
these experiences is to look at it in
a positive light and move on. Learn
from these experiences by choosing a
positive attitude. Besides, people like
to be around people that are positive!
“One valuable lesson I have learned
within my role here at the NSR is to
realize it’s not what happens to you that
matters; it’s how you choose to respond.”
situation. For example, at shows, we all
have been frustrated for different reasons,
such as not doing as well as we would
have liked in a competition or we did not
agree with a judge’s opinion. Now, take
a second to reflect and think about how
you reacted. Was it positive or negative?
Is this something you want people to
remember you by? How would you feel,
if someone acted that way around you?
One thing to keep in mind – there is
always somebody watching and looking up to you. Turn your frustrations or
negativity into something good. When
you are put in these types of settings,
this is a perfect opportunity to not only
flip it into a positive experience, but
this is also a great teaching moment.
Everything that happens to you in
your life is a learning experience. Sure,
The loudest and most influential
voice you hear is your own. You are
your own critic, and depending on the
messages you allow, it can work with
you or against you. In reality, we all
have a choice as to what we want to
be known for and how we impact the
lives of others. There are numerous
things in this world we cannot control;
however, one thing we can control is
our attitude. My favorite quote comes
out of the book, The Pigman by Paul
Zindel, and he could not say it any better. “Our life would be what we made
of it – nothing more, nothing less.”
Remember, attitudes are contagious
– and a positive one is worth catching.
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NSR Editorial
Write On
Katie Maupin
Director of Marketing & Communications
Never a stranger
What am I getting myself into I
wondered, as I scrolled through tickets on kayak.com. When I agreed to
be a part of past NSR Marketing &
Communications’ intern Libby William’s wedding, I was so excited that I
hadn’t put much thought into the fact
that I would be flying all the way to
Colorado where I knew no one – and
I mean no one – but Libby herself.
Although I’m not shy by any stretch
of the imagination, I was still worried
about the prospect of flying halfway
across the country to be a part of a wedding party with people I never met.
After the wheels touched down in the
Mile High City, I headed to the reception hall to help set up. I took a deep
breath as I walked through the doors,
and then something surprising happened. It was like I had known these
people all along, because they were my
type of people – livestock people.
Besides Libby, the wedding party
consisted of two other past National
Swine Registry interns who enjoyed their
summer in West Lafayette, Ind., before I
joined the NSR team, a past Black Hawk
East livestock judging team member who
judged with our own Whitney Hosier
and was coached by Brian Arnold,
showpig breeders who advertised in the
Seedstock EDGE and other livestock
judgers, exhibitors and enthusiasts.
It turns out that it isn’t hard to strike
up a conversation with people who
share the same interests as you do.
“Were you able to go to the
state fair in the Midwest?”
“I heard the high-seller in Indiana was smokin’ good.”
“What was the Colorado State Fair
show like, now that it’s pedigreed?”
“It wasn’t bad at all – the top-end
looked really good, especially the Yorkshires.”
Amid all the lace, roses and festivities,
I relearned something that I knew all
along. It’s not the banners, the genetics or even the good pigs that make
work, integrity and a firm handshake.
Sadly, these characteristics are becoming harder and harder to come by.
Even in my short lifetime, I’ve seen the
world become a darker place, but amid
all of the chaos, livestock people have
always been a bright beam of hope.
In this issue, you’ll read about Dick
Nash. For those that know Nash, you
know that he is a man who will tell you
exactly what he thinks, but he is also
one who will help a 4-Her get started
“Amid all the lace, roses and festivities, I relearned
something that I knew all along. It’s not the
banners, the genetics or even the good pigs that
make my job enjoyable – it’s the people.”
my job enjoyable – it’s the people.
This is a theme I hear over and over
again, when I visit with some of the
industry greats to write feature stories
about their lives and philosophies.
Perhaps, this is why I always enjoy
visiting with our breeders, because at
the end of the day we’re all stockmen
and women. Whether we originally
held halters of steer shows, braced club
lambs or drove good barrows, we all
share common ideals. We know what
it is like to get up early and take care of
our livestock, only to leave the barn well
after dark. We know all about the blood,
sweat and tears that go into each animal
we produce. We know the value of hard
with a livestock project. Today, there are
about three generations that can credit
Nash with some advice they received.
When I think back to my week in
Colorado and standing with Libby as
she said her vows, it makes me happy
to know that everyone standing there
were young people who can contribute
to the proud traditions of the livestock
world, just like Nash and the countless
other livestock people before them. And
it makes me prouder, yet, to know that
I work in an industry where there is
never a stranger – as long as there is time
to break the ice by talking livestock.
To contact Katie, use your smartphone to scan the code to the left or e-mail her at [email protected]
10/2/2013 10:29:50 AM
Cody Iberg, IL
Amanda Toth, WA
Perhaps, there is no better place for kids to grow up
than in a barn. Here are some snap shots of youth who
love this industry. If you have a fun photo to share,
email it to [email protected] for a chance to be
featured in ‘Raised in a Barn.’
Charlie & Tripp Gunn, WI
Taylor Kubeja, PA
Corbin Brown, IN
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Keeping you connected
with the recent news in the
purebred swine industry.
Upcoming Seedstock EDGE
Advertising Deadlines
Advertising deadlines for upcoming
issues of Seedstock EDGE are as follows:
• December Female Focus Issue –
Ad copy due Oct. 24, 2013
• January/February Issue –
Ad copy due Dec. 5, 2013
• March Spring Showpig Issue –
Ad copy due Feb. 4, 2014
Check out page 86 for the 2014
Seedstock EDGE calendar and
advertising information.
Upcoming Show
Dates & Deadlines
WTC/SE Regional:
The entry deadline for the NSR Winter
Type Conference and NJSA Southeastern
Regional in Perry, Ga., is Dec. 13. Junior
entry forms can be found online at
nationalswine.com, and open entry forms
can be found online or on page 73. The
Southeast Regional will be held Jan. 29Feb. 2, and the Winter Type Conference
is held on Feb. 1.
NJSA Regional
Leadership Conference:
The
2013
Regional
Leadership
Conference has been scheduled for
Saturday, Dec. 14. This year it will be
held at the Abraham Baldwin Agriculture
College in Tifton, Ga. The conference is
open to NJSA members 12-18 years of
age and includes leadership workshops,
swine seminars and campus tours. There
will also be an adult conference for
parents and those over the age of 18.
Don’t miss this opportunity to develop
your leadership skills and network with
your peers and leaders in the swine
industry.
Hoge inducted into the
National Barrow Show® Hall of Fame
Dan Hoge of
Cambridge, Ill., was
inducted into the
NBS® Hall of Fame
at the 67th National
Barrow Show® held
in Austin, Minn., on
Sept. 10.
For more than
40 years, Hoge has
served as an educator and livestock
judging team coach
at Black Hawk East
Community College
(BHE) in Kewanee,
Ill. During this
Dan Hoge (center) was inducted into the National Barrow Show® Hall of
tenure, he has been Fame. Presenting Hoge with the award are Mike Paul (r), president of the
an undying supporter National Association of Swine Records and Amanda Tiedemann (l) of Horof the National Barrow mel Foods. NBS® and the National Association of Swine Records recognize
Show® Judging Contest the countless ways Hoge has contributed his talents to the event and are
and an icon of the honored to present him with the award.
annual Pilgrimage.
When he was a child, Hoge followed his father and legendary Duroc breeder,
Elmer Hoge’s, every step on their Walnut, Ill., farm. It was there that Hoge developed a drive to pursue his passion for the livestock industry. He judged for the
University of Illinois, where he received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees.
After a short time in Extension work, Hoge found a home at nearby Black Hawk
East Community College. In 1974, the BHE team won the first junior college division title at the NBS® contest, led by high individual Dave Steck. Over the next
39 years, teams coached by Hoge captured 30 team wins, with more than 20 high
individuals.
From the time Hoge and fellow coach, Lee Denzer, cooked SPAM® with a team
in the school’s auditorium, to the beginning of each school year, when he hands each
judging student a copy of the official “Welcome to the National Barrow Show®”
postcard, Hoge’s passion for the Barrow Show is contagious. Each fall, he coordinates multiple weekend workouts with fellow coaches, in the Midwest, to help prepare students for the NBS®.
Today, former judging students from across the country still remember their trip
to Austin, Minn., and many recall lessons learned from Hoge at a workout on the
way to the contest. These same lessons have proved invaluable in the professional
careers of countless students that were fortunate enough to study under Hoge.
Even more important to Hoge, than his own NBS® success, is seeing his son, Dr.
Mark Hoge, share the same passion for the event and guide students to wins in the
Truckload Show and University Judging Contest at Western Illinois University.
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Hoge would agree that having a chance to coach talented young students hasn’t been the only reason for success. His wife,
Deanna Broer-Hoge, and the Broer family have supported the BHE program, from its inception, by hosting countless preBarrow Show practices as well as animal science labs at the farm. As a former educator, Deanna shares Hoge’s love for developing
young people.
Hoge is known for his quotes, but none are more famous than, “You’re never done, your roles just change.” At some point,
Hoge will retire from coaching, but his role as a mentor and educator will forever live in those he’s coached over the years. The
National Association of Swine Records (NASR) and the National Barrow Show® are honored to present this Hall of Fame award
to Dan Hoge of Cambridge, Ill.
The NSR staff would like to thank Hoge for his years of service to the swine industry and congratulate him on being named
the 2013 Hall of Fame inductee.
Seedstock EDGE position page auction
The Seedstock EDGE position page auction will be held Tuesday, Nov. 12 on
showpig.com. Log on and bid to secure top placement for 2014. For more information see page 87.
To submit announcements for
FYI, contact Katie Maupin at
[email protected]
Goodwin presented with
National Barrow Show® Distinguished Service Award
Rodney Goodwin received the Distinguished Service Award
from the National Association of Swine Records (NASR) during
the National Barrow Show® in Austin, Minn., on Sept. 10.
The National Barrow Show® Sire Progeny Tests were developed
as a ‘Genetics of Meat Quality’ industry research project, in 1990.
Design of the project was led by Dr. Lauren Christian of Iowa
State University, Bob Wells of Hormel Foods and the breed secretaries of NASR. Meat quality testing was supported by a $220,000
Pork Checkoff research grant from the National Pork Producers
Council (NPPC). Goodwin was the NPPC director of research
and a PhD student at Iowa State University, so he was assigned the
duties of data management and analysis.
The ‘Genetics of Meat Quality’ research project ended, after
three years, and the participants agreed to continue the progeny
tests with support from Hormel Foods, NASR and NPPC. The
structure of the Progeny Tests makes them useful for providing
additional research information. Research grants from NPPC supRodney Goodwin (center) receives the Distinguished Service Award presented by Mike Paul (r), president of the National Association of Swine Re- ported several enhancements to the Progeny Tests. In 1992, all pigs
were entered at 14-24 days of age to examine results of commincords and Amanda Tiedemann (l) of Hormel Foods. The NBS®, the National
gled pigs in a segregated early-weaning (SEW) program. All pigs
Association of Swine Records and the past and present NBS® exhibitors
and participants recognized Goodwin and expressed their gratitude for his tested from 1996 to 2007 were evaluated for Rendement Napole
years of service and dedication to the event.
genotype as well as HAL (stress) genotype. Some carcasses from
the 1996-1999 Tests were used in total carcass separation projects
to develop lean prediction equations. Purebred sire EPDs for meat quality traits were published by NPPC, in 1996. Goodwin
managed the data for these projects, as well as calculating sire indexes for each NBS®, from 1991-2008. More than 30 scientific and
industry publications have been based on the NBS® Sire Progeny Test results and the associated projects.
Goodwin received a bachelor’s degree with distinction in farm operation from Iowa State University. In 1989, Goodwin received
a master’s degree in animal breeding from Iowa State University. He received the J. Morrissey Memorial Award for Outstanding
Swine Breeding Student, in both ’86 and ’87. Goodwin received a Doctor of Philosophy in animal breeding with a minor in
genetics from Iowa State University, in 1994. His major professors were Dr. Lauren Christian and Dr. Jeffrey Berger. Goodwin also
received the Charles Stanislaw Distinguished Service Award, in 2000, from the National Swine Improvement Federation.
Goodwin is owner of Kurobuta Berkshires LLC, a 300 sow Berkshire herd. They also market 100 percent Pure Berkshire Pork
certified by the American Berkshire Association domestically and internationally.
Congratulations to Goodwin for receiving the Distinguished Service Award.
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Robert Bryson honored with the
HSR Meritorious Service Award
Robert (Bob) Bryson of Alden, Minn., was presented the
Meritorious Service Award by the Hampshire Swine Registry at the
2013 National Barrow Show®.
Bryson was recognized as a long-time supporter of purebred
Hampshire swine. Starting in the Hampshire business with his
father, the Brysons first recorded animals under L.W. Bryson &
Sons, until L.W. retired. Then, the animals were recorded under
Robert Bryson, and as his children became involved in exhibiting
animals, it was changed to Robert Bryson & Family. As the swine
industry accepted the three-way breeding scheme, Durocs and
Yorkshires were added to their swine operation.
The Bryson family was recognized in 2003 for being a 50-year
exhibitor at the Minnesota State Fair. Bryson was awarded the
Premier Exhibitor or was recognized as the owner of the Premier
Sire 15 times over the years.
Robert Bryson of Alden, Minn., gathers with his family to accept the
National Swine Registry CEO Mike Paul presented Bryson with Meritorious Service Award presented by the Hampshire Swine Registry
a plaque in recognition of this honor and on the plaque it states, during the 2013 National Barrow Show®.
“For personal contributions towards the improvement of purebred
Hampshires.”
The Hampshire Swine Registry is a member of the National Swine Registry, which is located in West Lafayette, Ind.
The NSR staff and Hampshire breeders throughout the country would like to congratulate Bryson for his achievements and
thank him for his contributions to the belted breed.
announcements
Evans joins the NSR as the Eastern Region Field Representative
Blaine Evans of Thorntown, Ind., joined the NSR staff on Sept. 30, as the Field Representative for the
Eastern Region.
Evans has a bachelor’s degree in animal science from Western Illinois University (WIU). He was also a
member of the Illinois Central College and WIU livestock judging teams. Evans served as the NSR Field
Staff Intern this summer, and prior to joining the NSR team, was active in the purebred swine industry,
showing Hampshire hogs, since he was 2-years-old.
In this role, Evans will represent the National Swine Registry at all national events and assist members
in the Eastern Region with the selection, management and marketing of their purebred swine genetics.
Blaine Evans
Evans is excited to serve NSR and NJSA members, as he travels to many shows and events throughout
Eastern Region Field
Representative
the country.
new arrivals
Tate Michael Lind
Colby and Tracy Lind of Rushford,
Minn., are proud to announce the
birth of their son, Tate Michael Lind,
born on June 17. Tate weighed 7
pounds, 5 ounces and was 19 inches
Tate Michael Lind
long. Maternal grandparents are Mike
Born June 17, 2013
and Donna Tweeten of Spring Grove,
Minn., and paternal grandparents are Doug and Becky Lind
of Rushford, Minn.
Olivia Suzanne Bakker
Jarrod and Shari Bakker are excited
to introduce their newest addition
Olivia Suzanne Bakker born Aug. 8,
weighing 6.2 pounds and measuring
Olivia Suzanne Bakker 19 1/2 inches long. She was welcomed home by big brothers, Caeden
Born Aug. 8, 2013
and Cooper. Grandparents are Steve
and Judy Sell of Glenwood, Iowa; Steve and Shannon Rubes
of Council Bluffs, Iowa; and Larry and LeAnn Bakker of Dike,
Iowa.
10/2/2013 10:30:08 AM
NSR Internships offered
The NSR Pedigree Internship will not be offered in 2014. For
more information about the internship opportunities available see
page 24 or nationalswine.com. Remember all applications are due
Dec. 1.
Corrections
Kay Christian Iowa Duroc
Breeders Award
In the September issue’s write-up regarding Kay
Christian’s award from the Iowa Duroc Breeders, there
were two errors. Christian’s parents were Harry and
Kathryn Barnts. Although she did not judge at the
Cow Palace, like the article stated, she did judge the
Utah State Fair. The Seedstock EDGE staff apologizes
for the error.
Southeast Regional Trailer Information
The NJSA Eastern Regional prize trailer will
be donated by Exiss. In the September issue of the
Seedstock EDGE, it was misprinted in the Eastern
Regional schedule. The Seedstock EDGE staff apologizes for the error. Please contact NSR Junior Activities
Coordinator Kaley Bontrager at 765.463.3594 or
[email protected] with questions.
Class 1 – Hampshire Boars
Scenario: Rank these boars as they are to be used in a
boar stud to produce purebred replacement gilts and
showpig prospects.
Class 2 – Duroc Boars
Scenario: Rank these boars as they are to be mated to
F1 Yorkshire x Landrace females to produce commercial
market hogs.
Actual Data: 161 Days, 0.61 Bf, 9.0 Lea
EPDs: -4.2 DAYS, -0.04 BF, 1.08 LBS, -0.03 FE
EPDs: -1.9 DAYS, -0.02 BF, 0.75 LBS, +0.01 FE
EPDs: -3.2 DAYS, -0.03 BF, 1.21 LBS, -0.03 FE
EPDs: -3.0 DAYS, +0.04 BF, 1.14 LBS, +0.01 FE
A great learning contest!
Divisions include:
• FFA Team
• 4-H Team
• College Team
• Junior Individual
• College Individual
• Adult Individual
2014 National Swine Registry
Picture Judging Contest
4 boar classes • 4 gilt classes • 2 market hog classes
Look for the contest in the December issue
of Seedstock EDGE, and on the website at
www.nationalswine.com on Dec. 1.
All entry forms must be postmarked by Feb. 1, 2014,
and returned to National Swine Registry,
2639 Yeager Road, West Lafayette, IN 47906
Sponsored by:
Top placing results and official reasons will appear
in the 2014 April/May issue of Seedstock EDGE.
★ Entry forms will not be mailed from NSR office.
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Feature Article
Man of
Conviction
By Katie Maupin
On a small piece of Nash &
Nash Lean Pork letterhead,
“from the desk of Dick,”
came this note neatly written
with only one small scribble
in the last sentence.
Common sense is the knack
of seeing things the way they
are, and doing things as they
ought to be done.
– Joel Billings, 1818-1885
If all else fails, try this.
Sincerely,
Dick Nash
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CEO Mike Paul stashed
that little reminder away
and still has it nearly a decade after it
was mailed from Nash’s Sharpsville,
Ind., home. For those that know Nash,
the note rings true to his nature. He
has an innate way of seeing things the
way that they are, doing things the
way he believes is right and telling you
just what he feels about an issue.
No, Nash isn’t a man of flowery
words. In fact, he’s a man of few.
But throughout his five decades in
the purebred swine business he created a legacy in the belted breed that
still remains today, more than five
years after he sold his last sow.
Nash had commercial swine roots.
His father, William G. Nash, raised commercial pigs on their farm for as long as
Nash can remember. But when he started
showing pigs in 4-H, in the early-’50s,
he knew exactly what kind of swine
project he wanted – Hampshire. He
doesn’t quite recall what led him to the
belted breed, but if Nash had to guess
he’d tell you it was because they were so
much prettier than the others. Something he believes still holds true today.
Operating as William G. Nash and
Sons Hampshires, the Nash family soon
made a reputation as the go-to place for
Hampshire seedstock, and Nash made
a name for himself in the show ring.
In 1954 and 1956, Nash exhibited
the Grand Champion Barrow at the
International Livestock Exhibition
in Chicago. Those were some of his
proudest moments as a youth exhibitor.
“I even got to go downtown
with the girl who had the Champion Steer, and we were on TV,” Nash
recalls. “And I got to miss a week
of school, so that was real nice.”
But, it wasn’t the ribbons that
meant the most to Nash; it was the
people he met along the way. This was
an inherited trait from William G.
Nash recalls, his father taught
him it was best to conduct both
business and life with an honest,
no-nonsense approach, and Nash
believes that is part of what made their
seedstock business so successful.
“My dad always treated everyOctober/November 2013
one like he’d treat his own mother,”
Nash says. “I guess his feelings on
that always stuck with me, and long
term, there wasn’t any question that
it paid off in big dividends.”
But others will tell you it was the
Nash family’s ability to breed good hogs
that made them a force in the purebred
industry for decades. And who could
argue? Before AI became commonplace
and a piece of the best boar in the
country could be shipped to your door
overnight for just a couple hundred
dollars, purebred breeders had to put
together their own herdsire battery.
They scoured the country for the best
boars their money could buy, and for
many that boar was raised by Nash.
The William G. Nash and Sons crew
showed some of the best in the nation
during that time. In 1962, all of the
Junior Champion Hampshire Boars and
Gilts at the Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
State Fairs, with the exception of one
winner, were raised by Nash and sired
by their herdsire Tabulator, which they
purchased from Ruben Edwards. Since
the family farrowed every month to
meet the high demand for their stock
and ran anywhere from 70 to 250 sows,
they had enough prospects that they
could show a separate string of animals
at each state fair, before offering them
at their annual fall sale.
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Feature Article
Not only were Nash’s hogs proven
winners in the ring, but they also proved
they could perform in test stations in
the ’70s and ’80s. This lethal mix of
performance and phenotype caused
breeders to travel from across the country
to buy Hampshires in Sharpsville.
Retired Michigan State University animal science educator, swine
farm manager and judging coach Al
Snedegar recalls a time when Nash
genetics were in such demand that the
sales would last well into the night.
“There were years, when their
boar sales were so good that they
had to start bringing them out of
lots to sell, still covered in mud and
not even numbered up,” he says.
During the heyday of purebred, offthe-farm boar sales in the early ’70s, the
Nash family was able to sell more than
100 boars at two of their farm sales. And
they would always sell 100-150 head of
commercial gilts, bringing the females in
the ring in groups of 10 with the option
to have choice or take all – most took all.
Although commercial boar and gilt
sales were their bread and butter for years
and years, the Nash family always had
a soft spot for 4-H kids. In fact, they
had one of the first club pig sales in the
country and decided to sell gilts first.
“The value of the 4-H project was
to get a female and raise her, then keep
her and raise your own pigs,” Nash says.
“That was just one of our philosophies.”
Darrell Drake, owner of Drake
Purebreds and longtime friend of
the Nash family, was one of the 4-H
members who purchased seedstock
from Nash. He purchased a boar to
breed his project gilts to, when he was
just 10-years-old. Since that purchase
Drake has considered Nash a mentor.
“I’ve got as much respect for him
as anyone I’ve met,” Drake says. “He’s
always been honest and up front with
me, and he has always treated me well
and given me advice. I’ve talked to him
constantly, since I was 14-years-old,
and I still talk to him on a regular basis
today. He’s always been a mentor.”
Drake is just one of many established purebred breeders that refer
to Nash as a mentor, a changer and
someone that they’ve looked up to.
Although Snedegar is just a couple
years Nash’s minor, he has always
considered Nash a mentor, as well. In
fact, to this day, Snedegar will not judge
a major show without calling Nash to
prepare, and he calls knowing that Nash
will tell him exactly what he thinks.
“Those who know Dick pretty well
will tell you that you never have to guess
what he is thinking,” Snedegar says. “He
isn’t real into political correctness and
never has been, but he can analyze pigs
and analyze them real fast. I’ve always
had him talk to my judging teams – not
just about animals, but life in general.”
Snedegar always appreciated Nash’s
frank talk and honest opinions, but
as an educator he appreciated the way
Nash guided young people even more.
Mike Watson, of George and
Mike Watson Hampshires, was one of
those young people Nash took under
his wing. In fact, he credits Nash
for getting him where he is today.
Although he’d known Nash since
he was a 4-H member, often buying
breeding stock from the family, his first
true Nash experience was when Nash
called him out of the blue and asked
him to ride along to Austin, Minn.,
to the National Barrow Show®.
The then 21-year-old Watson
pumped questions at him the entire
trip, and since that time he’s traveled with Nash quite often.
“For an established man in the
business to take time and spend it with
me at that age was great,” Watson says.
“He took the time – and he didn’t
have to – to pass along information.”
Nash has never minded visiting with young people though.
“I don’t know if I’ve mentored them,
but I’ve given them lots of free opinions,”
laughs Nash. “I just try to give them
some things and tell them about some of
the mistakes I’ve made along the way.”
Out of all the banners, plaques and
photos that remain of Nash’s years in
the show and sale ring, perhaps one of
his greatest honors was presented to
him on July 21, 2009 by the 4-H youth
of his native Tipton County, Ind.
There’s no mistaking the hint of pride
in his voice as he reads the inscription.
“Your vision and leadership for
making better hogs is only overshadowed by your passion for making better people,” it reads.
Today, there are no Hampshire sows
on the Nash family farm. There haven’t
been for six years this fall. After the
tremendous days of selling seedstock
throughout the country, the Nash
dynasty hit its first major hardship when
it was struck with pseudorabies in the
early ’80s. After clawing back from the
disease, they watched the demand for
herd boars slowly dwindle with the use
of AI and commercial genetic companies.
And, slowly, they reduced their numbers.
When the last sow left the farm,
Nash not only sold her, but all of
the feeders and waters as well, before
he pushed down the hog buildings.
He says that way he isn’t tempted
to get back into the business.
Today, he’s busy chasing his wife,
Nan, and grandkids around. He’s even
bought a couple Boer goat does to raise
some projects for the grandchildren.
Nash has always been a fan of the horse
track and partners with some other pig
breeders to buy yearling pacers, each
fall. With everything on his plate, he
says he has no regrets – not about the
time he spent in the industry, the hours
he spent helping others learn about it
or the fact that he decided to get out.
“Everyone asks me if I miss the
hogs, and I tell them no because I’ve
done about everything you can do with
them,” Nash says. “We went to every
show you could possibly go to. We’ve
won anything you could possibly win,
and I met the greatest group of people
that God ever blessed with breath. That
is what makes it all worthwhile.”
Dick Nash’s family
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Santoro Swine Genetics
Introducing
ONE-EYED JACK:
This Jack is going to deal you a real good
Picture
hand. He placed 1st in his Class at the
coming soon to
Indiana State Fair and is half-brother to
Hampshire
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Feature Article
By Ann Fry
Nearly one-third of a pork carcass is considered waste, but
it doesn’t just get thrown away. Instead, it is converted
into pork by-products that can show up in the most
unexpected places in our homes. But, what is most
significant about these by-products is the contribution
they make to a swine producer’s bottom line.
By-products are all the parts of
the pig that are not included in
the dressed carcass. They include
the skin, blood, fat and other
edible and inedible parts. Pork
by-products make up about 30
percent of the liveweight of hogs
and contribute more than six percent to the market value of hogs,
according to a 2011 report by the
USDA. During the last ten years,
the demand for pork by-products
has caused the overall value of
live hogs to increase, which means
a higher price for producers.
U.S. pork by-products are even
demanded by other countries,
adding more value to market hogs.
On average, edible by-products
make up 30 percent of the volume
of U.S. pork exports, while inedible by-products make up one-fifth
of U.S. pork exports. Both the
total amount of pork exports and
their value have steadily risen for
the past two decades. In 2010,
edible pork by-product exports
from the U.S. were valued at
$700 million. Mexico is the largest importer of U.S. pork edible
by-products, receiving 42 percent
of the exports, according to the
most recent report from the USDA.
Inedible by-products are processed, and then, used in various
household and industrial products.
In processing, the tissues are first
heated so the fats and oils can
be skimmed off. Then they’re
converted to a form which can
be further used to make products
such as buttons, chalk and shoes.
Inedible by-products are also
used to advance human medicine.
Glands from pigs can be removed
at slaughter and used for medicine,
serums, vaccines and antigens.
Human transplants are also done
using pig skin, heart valves, brain
cells and lungs. Pig intestines are
used for surgical sutures; bones
provide calcium and phosphorus;
and bone cartilage can be used
to repair damaged human cartilage. For most of these medical
uses, synthetic products do not
produce the desired results as
well as the pork by-products.
Edible by-products make up
about 14 percent of the liveweight
of hogs. They are commonly called
variety meats and edible fats. Variety meats include the brains, heart,
kidneys and other organs. They
are considered delicacies in some
parts of the world, especially Asian
countries. Variety meats are good
sources of essential nutrients and
vitamins A, C, D and B complex.
The edible fats are usually further
processed and used in products
like ice cream or jellied foods.
Although we may not realize it, pigs have many more uses
than providing the bacon for our
BLTs. Almost everything you use
on a daily basis includes a pork
by-product, even this paper you
are holding, which is made from
the bones. In fact, there are more
than 99 products made from
pork by-products, and lucky for
swine producers, these many uses
add value to market hogs. Take
a look for yourself, and you will
be amazed at what you find.
SOURCE:
“Where’s the (Not) Meat?”, USDA report, Nov. 2011
To learn more about how by-products
impact your bottom line, check out the
full report from the USDA.
10/2/2013 10:30:36 AM
SOURCES: “Products from Animals”, AnimalSmart.org • “Quick Facts: The Pork Industry at a Glance”, Pork Checkoff, Aug. 2013 • “Pork”, North Carolina Department of Agriculture
& Consumer Sciences. • “Bullets, bread and beer, tambourines and toothpaste...and the 180 other things you can do with a pig”, Daily Mail, Oct. 2009. • “Products from Pork”,
EPA, June 2012 • “From one pig-bacon and 184 other things”, CNN, Oct. 2010 • “Pigs, Pork, Swine Facts”, Oklahoma Ag in the Classroom • “Swine are Divine”, Busy Barn Farms
Adventure Farm LLC, 2011
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Feature Article
The nominating committees have made their selections, and
the 2014 NSR Boards of Directors candidates are ready to serve.
Don’t miss the chance to cast your vote. Ballots will be mailed
Nov. 1 and should be returned to the NSR office and postmarked by Nov. 29.
United Duroc Swine Registry Candidates
AT-LARGE • Steve Malcolm, Ind.
Steve Malcolm, 45, of Huntertown,
Ind., and his wife, Susie, have three
children: daughter, Jordan, works as
an office manager for a chiropractor;
son, Spencer, is a freshman at Indiana
University-Purdue University Fort
Wayne and works on the farm; and
daughter, Taylor, is a junior at Carroll
High School.
Size and scope of operation:
Steve, along with his father, Joe; brother, Phil; and son,
Spencer, run an operation consisting of 40-50 Duroc,
Hampshire, Yorkshire, Spotted and crossbred sows.
Their focus is to produce the best breeding stock and
showpigs they can.
Pork leadership activities: Co-chairman of the Allen County Executive Swine Committee and executive
board member of Hoosier Hampshires.
Other leadership activities: Member of the Carroll
Wrestling Club and assistant coach for middle school
wrestling.
Please describe what you feel the NSR and/or UDSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: I believe that the
National Swine Registry and the United Duroc Swine
Registry’s role should be to keep focusing on promoting
and marketing purebred livestock. This needs to be done
not only nationwide, but worldwide. We need to stay
involved with youth programs, such as the NJSA. Those
programs are so important for young people. We need
to keep young people involved, in order to keep the
swine industry living. These youth programs mold the
next generation and with that, we can help create more
enthusiasm for purebred livestock. We need to continue
emphasizing the importance of purebreds to the swine
industry.
AT-LARGE • Brett Beyers, Ill.
Brett Beyers, 36, of Sibley, Ill., and
his wife, Jodi, have four children:
Brooke, 11; Lane, 5; Kinley, 3; and
Keaton, 6 months.
Size and scope of operation: Brett
is the co-owner of Beyers Farms,
which consists of 35 Duroc sows for
the production of showpigs, seedstock
and semen sales.
Pork leadership activities: Founding board member of Illinois Club Pig Association,
president of Livingston County Pork Producers, weanto-finish supervisor for Lehmann Bros. Farms, assistant
swine superintendent for the Ford County 4-H Fair and
member of board of directors for Illinois Duroc Breeders
Association.
Other leadership activities: Parish council for Our
Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church and part-time feed
salesman for Hubbard/Show-Rite Feeds.
Please describe what you feel the NSR and/or UDSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: I believe the NSR
and UDSR’s most important roles should be to maintain
pedigree information for current and future breeders,
and to stress the importance of registering litters. Additionally, I think they need to continue to maintain and
improve the National Junior Swine Association, as well
as encourage young breeders and try to help them get
started in the industry.
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9.
WESTERN • Ron Nelson, S.D.
CENTRAL • Bill Range, Ill.
Ron Nelson, 59, of Wakonda, S.D.,
and his wife, Cyndi, have two children:
Heath and Lindsay.
Bill Range, 59, and his wife, Jana,
have three daughters: Cybil, Britt and
Lacey; a son, Ryan, that has passed;
two grandchildren and one on the way.
Size and scope of operation: 230
sow operation, consisting of more
than 80 Duroc sows, 30 Hampshire
sows and 120 Yorkshire and crossbred
sows. They also raise show goats and
operate Spring Creek Hunting.
Pork leadership activities: Member and officer of Clay County Pork Producers, six-year
South Dakota State Pork Producer Board member, representative of S.D. Pork Producers on S.D. Rural Development Board, S.D. Master Pork Producer and provides
several hog classes for evaluation by college judging
teams each year.
Other leadership activities: 25 years on Star Township Board, six years on the Wakonda School Board, 15
years on the Wakonda Development Board, 10 years 4-H
leader, six years Clay County Fair Board and lifetime
member of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church.
Please describe what you feel the NSR and/
or UDSR’s role should be in assisting purebred
breeders compete in today’s market: It is imperative that our organization promote and provide the use
of purebred genetics to commercial producers. We also
need to inform and assure today’s consumers about the
quality and nutritional value of our product, much like
the beef industry promotes their Angus beef.
ELECTION-VOTING
PROCEDURE
Size and scope of operation: Bill
has been in the pig business all of his
life. His operation consists of 100 sows
including Durocs, Hampshires,
Chester Whites, Yorkshires, Berkshires
and crossbreds.
Pork leadership activities: Founding member of the
Illinois Purebred Swine Council, Illinois Duroc Board
member, Illinois Hampshire Board member, Illinois
Chester White Board member, County Pork Producers
member, 4-H leader for 25 years and current Executive
NSR Board member.
Other leadership activities: President of Marissa
School Board for 20 years.
Please describe what you feel the NSR and/
or UDSR’s role should be in assisting purebred
breeders compete in today’s market: We need to
continue to stress the importance of youth shows and
other activities in order to develop leadership and communication skills in young people. I also strongly value
the importance of purebreds and the need for purebred
pedigreed shows, and also the importance of purebreds
for export markets.
As a result of the uniform By-Laws created by the Long-Range Strategic Planning process,
all four breed associations have adopted the following procedure for the upcoming election.
If you are an active senior member of the American Yorkshire Club, the United Duroc Swine
Registry, the Hampshire Swine Registry or the American Landrace Association, you will
receive a ballot in November.
ARTICLE 6: BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
6.1 Number. A board of directors consisting of seven (7) members shall manage the affairs of the AYC, UDSR, HSR and ALA. One director should be elected
from each of the three districts, with four directors serving as at-large representatives. The boundaries of each district will be based on membership,
recordings and geography, and will be established by the NSR Executive Committee. District boundaries will be reviewed every three years thereafter,
and after such review, the NSR Executive Committee shall revise the boundaries as it deems appropriate. At no time shall more than three directors
be elected in the same year. No more than two members of one state can serve on the board at one time.
6.2 Tenure and Qualifications. Directors shall serve a term of three years or until their successors are elected or are appointed. The members of the board
of directors must be active members of the AYC, UDSR, HSR or ALA, in good standing. No director shall serve a term of more than two consecutive
three-year terms and must be off the board for three years before being re-elected to the board.
6.3 Nominations and Voting Procedure. The president and vice president will select a nominating committee. The committee will be made up of the
following:
• The president of the AYC, UDSR, HSR or ALA
• The vice president of the AYC, UDSR, HSR or ALA
• One member appointed by the president and vice president, from each district that has a vacancy occurring that year.
a) The nominating committee must select nominees for the board in time for their names to be published in an official NSR publication prior to mailing of
ballots. All eligible voting members will vote for all candidates in all districts, and the candidates at-large.
b) There will be space provided on the official ballot for write-in candidates.
c) Ballots will be mailed to all eligible active members.
d) In order to vote in the election, an active member must have registered a litter during the fiscal year and must have paid their maintenance fee for the
same period.
e) Ballots will be mailed first class from the headquarters of the NSR. Prior to each election, the NSR Executive Committee shall set a date for the mailing
of ballots to members, and a reasonable deadline for the return ballots. Only those ballots postmarked by the required date, and received at the NSR
office, will be counted in the election.
f) The candidate receiving the highest number of votes shall be elected as director.
g) Newly elected directors’ term will take effect following the first annual meeting after the election.
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Feature Article
Hampshire Swine Registry Candidates
EASTERN • Brad Mortensen, Mich.
Brad Mortensen, 36, of Kent City,
Mich., and his wife, Terria, have two
daughters: Brenna, 6; and Macy, 3.
Size and scope of operation: Brad
and his father, Ed, run approximately
15 Hampshire, 10 crossbred and five
Yorkshire sows for use in showpig
production and replacement stock for
other small to mid-size producers.
They also house three to five herd
boars for semen sales and on-farm use.
Pork leadership activities: Current superintendent
of swine for Michigan Livestock Expo., and member of
Michigan Pork Producers.
Other leadership activities: Member of Mamrelund
Lutheran Church and avid supporter of Michigan State
Spartan Athletics.
Please describe what you feel the NSR and/or
HSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: I feel the NSR has
two important roles in today’s purebred swine industry.
One is to continue to help producers of all sizes with
a traceable pedigree that allows them to market their
stock through various forms of sales with predictability and integrity that both the buyer and seller can be
confident in to improve the genetic base. The second is
to continue to act as a parent organization and assist
with the stabilization of the NJSA and other youthrelated fields in all aspects of agriculture. I firmly believe
the HSR must continue to improve by maintaining the
integrity of the breed through breed character, DNA
records and promotions to give breeders the unique
marketability of a purebred Hampshire. The HSR must
also continue to find new ways to garner interest in the
Hampshire breed throughout the country, as well gain
access to some portion of the global markets.
EASTERN • Jim McCoy, Ohio
Jim McCoy, 55, of Bloomington,
Ohio, has three children: Mike, Melissa
and Melanie; and his fiancée, Amanda
Ivey, has one son, Zander. McCoy has
six grandchildren: Libby, 8; Mallory, 6;
Maya, 4; Max, 4; Reid, 1 ½; and Sarah,
8 months.
Size and scope of operation: Coowns Real McCoy Genetics, a 100-sow
breeding stock and showpig operation
made up of Hampshire, Yorkshire, Spot, Berkshire and
crossbred sows. They also have a 50-head boar stud
with purebred and crossbred boars.
Pork leadership activities: Ohio Hampshire Breeders
Board of Directors member and past president, Fayette
Co. Pork Producers Board past president, officiated
multiple judging contests from 4-H to collegiate levels,
member of NJSA Youth Advisory Board and current
chairman and a swine show judge for the past 31 years
on the county, state and national levels.
Other leadership activities: Local Farm Bureau
Board member and member of various church committees.
HSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: We need to continue
to encourage young breeders to get involved in raising
Hampshires. We also need to stress the importance of
the breed in creating more product in the crossbred
scheme, both in the show ring and commercial setting. I
also think, as breeders, we need to recognize the weaknesses in the breed, stop tolerating problems as being
“OK,” correct them and intensify the effort to solidify the
positive things we already have to offer. Perseverance is
a word learned throughout life and the Hampshire business is no exception.
CENTRAL • Jesse Heimer, Mo.
Jesse Heimer, 32, of Taylor, Mo., and
wife, Amy, have a son, Max, and a
daughter, Harper.
Size and scope of operation: Owns
and operates Heimer Hampshires, a
150-sow operation that consists of
Hampshire, Yorkshire and crossbred
sows focusing on the production of
showpigs and breeding stock. The
primary focus of the operation is to
produce gilt and barrow prospects for young people to
feed and show competitively at all levels nationwide.
Pork leadership activities: Board member of Missouri Youth Showpig Circuit, founding board member
and past president of NJSA and Marion County Pork
Producers member.
Other leadership activities: Marion County Farm
Bureau Board member, Class XII Agriculture Leadership
of Tomorrow (ALOT), Marion County Junior Fair, Rotary
International Exchange in New Zealand and former
State FFA Officer.
HSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: The NSR and HSR
must continue to seek ways to promote value of the
breed and, ultimately, uphold the established mission
statement. As a Hampshire breeder, I believe it is critically important that the NSR and HSR consider sustainable programs and practices that will promote growth
within the breed. Most importantly, I am interested in
working with others to maintain the momentum and
excitement of the NJSA.
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WESTERN • Jay Winter, Texas
Jay Winter, 58, of Lubbock, Texas, has
three sons: Will and wife, Marrisa, and
grandson, Colter; Tanner and wife, Samantha, and granddaughter, Teagan;
and Tyler; as well as daughter, Ashley
and husband, Kent, and grandchildren,
Brock, Brody and Bristol.
Operates WinTex Farms, a 180-sow
operation focused on the production
of breeding stock and showpigs, and WinTex Boar Stud
which houses 25 boars. The farm also includes 1,200
acres of cotton and grain cropland and 175 ewes for
show lamb production.
Pork leadership activities: Texas Pork Producers Executive Board member, HSR Board representative, NSR
Executive Board member, San Antonio Barrow Show
superintendent, San Angelo Stars Gilt Show and Sale
superintendent and past local, county and state leadership councils.
Other leadership activities: Church finance chairman
and vision committee member.
HSR’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: I think the NSR and
the HSR board needs to stay focused on the task of promoting purebreds in all areas of the country. We need
to stimulate young breeders to be our new leaders with
the fundamentals and basics of longevity in purebred
production.
American Landrace Association Candidates
AT-LARGE • Lynsee Shaffer Pullen, Ind.
Lynsee Pullen, 25, and her husband,
Kyle, reside in Walton, Ind. Lynsee
is the daughter of Terry and Michelle
Shaffer.
Size and scope of operation: Shaffer’s Goldrush operates a boar stud
and showpig operation in east-central
Indiana. We offer 80 herdsire boars of
all breeds to provide quality semen
to breeders, and our 125-head sow
herd provides a variety of showpigs for our customers
to choose from. We serve customers across the United
States with both our semen and showpigs.
Pork leadership activities: Offers swine clinics
throughout the year educating youth about feeding,
showing, clipping and other related topics, serves as the
Indiana Duroc Queen advisor, served as the 2009-2010
NJSA Junior Board president and served on the Indiana
Junior Swine Circuit Board.
Other leadership activities: Coaches the Lewis Cass
High School Livestock Judging Team.
The second role, which I feel is a growing and an
extremely important role, is working closely with the
NJSA to promote the Landrace breed with today’s
youth. Today’s youth are the future of the swine industry, and I feel that there is no better organization then
the National Junior Swine Association to help grow and
develop youth. The more NJSA members get excited
about the Landrace breed, the more opportunities
breeders have to sell their genetics. Most of the shows
do not offer Landrace boar classes. I feel we need to
work to get more involvement among breeders at
shows. A goal of mine is to bring back the boar and gilt
shows at NSR events. This will help increase the numbers of the breed, thus increase litter registration and
transfers. From this aspect, I think it generates from the
number of NJSA members that want to show Landraces; a supply and demand scenario. One way to encourage more member involvement is to hold brief Landrace
member meetings that the NSR hosts so breeders and
members become more educated on the importance of
a Landrace herd.
ALA’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: The NSR and the
American Landrace Association is the main way of
marketing the Landrace breed. I think that the American
Landrace Association serves two roles. The first role
is what the swine industry has been built on for many
years and the reason the association was formed: working with commercial and seedstock producers. Landrace
are known as one of the mother breeds for their ability
to lay down and raise large litters. Landrace females
and boars play a huge role in the commercial-side of the
industry. I feel that the NSR and the American Landrace
Association need to continue to promote this breed on
both the national and global level. This is done through
programs like STAGES™ and working closely with the
NSR geneticist.
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American Landrace Association Candidates
AT-LARGE • Lance Westcamp, Ohio
CENTRAL • Mike Grohmann, Ill.
Lance Westcamp, 56, of Groveport,
Ohio, and his wife, Julie, have three
children: Mitchell, Michelle and Mollie;
and a grandson, Steven.
Michael F. Grohmann, 56, of Red
Bud, Ill., and his wife, Barb, have three
children: Chelsea, Annie, and Ben, and
a 3-year-old granddaughter.
Size and scope of operation: 20sow, farrow-to-finish operation, including eight purebred Landrace. We sell
mostly club pigs.
Size and scope of operation: Coowner of Cedar Ridge Farms, where
Grohmann and his five brothers have
produced purebred seedstock for more
than 50 years. They currently house
more than 2,400 sows.
Pork leadership activities: Fouryear advisor of Groveport Work & Win 4-H Club, Ohio
Hampshire Association member and Ohio Landrace
Association Board of Directors member.
Other leadership activities: Serving fifth term as
mayor of Village of Groveport, Ohio, a community of
4,800; Groveport United Methodist Church member and
Ohio Farm Bureau member.
ALA’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: Our role should be
to promote the breed by getting new people involved. We
need to continue to improve our junior programs, breeding stock shows and state fairs to ensure purebred status.
Pork leadership activities: American Landrace Association Board of Directors member.
ALA’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: I feel the role of the
NSR and the ALA should be to do all they can to educate as many commercial pork producers as possible of
the many benefits there are for using purebred genetics
for seedstock and genetic improvements. They should
inform America’s and the world’s pork producers as to
why purebreds offer “more options for success.”
American Yorkshire Club Candidates
AT-LARGE • Tracy Lorenzen, Ill.
Tracy Lorenzen, 50, of Chrisman, Ill.,
and his wife, Betty, have two sons:
Dalton, 22, and Landry, 11.
Co-owns operation with three other
partners consisting of 120 Yorkshire
sows, 200 Angus and Hereford cows
and grain.
Please describe what you feel the
NSR and/or AYC’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: My role
as a purebred breeder is assisting today’s junior breeders in making the right breeding decisions to better the
quality of Yorkshire hogs.
CENTRAL • Matt Rohrig, Iowa
Matt Rohrig, 30, is from Orient, Iowa.
Rohrig currently runs about 60-70
Yorkshire and crossbred sows for the
production of showpigs and breeding stock. About half of the sows are
purebred Yorkshires.
Pork leadership activities: Atlarge board member for Iowa Swine
Jackpot, president of Iowa Yorkshire Association, Iowa
Purebred Swine Council member, 2013 Iowa Master
Seedstock Producer Award and Iowa Pork Producers Association member.
AYC’s role should be in assisting purebred breeders compete in today’s market: One priority of the
NSR needs to be to record and maintain breed purity
in all four breeds. Additionally, NSR needs to continue
to promote the use of purebred stock in all facets of the
industry – from the commercial side to the junior show
side/NJSA. I also believe that within the Yorkshire breed
and the AYC, we need to remember to focus on what
Yorkshire hogs are all about – being the mother breed.
In an era where many are worried about making purebreds compete with crossbreds in the show ring, we
sometimes forget that every breed has a purpose and a
priority – they don’t all have to look the same. Within the
Yorkshire breed, I feel it is important we have building
foundation type females in our focus – it is the cornerstone of the breed, and it will continue to give breeders
an edge in an extremely competitive marketplace.
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2013 National Barrow Show®
(JGR1 PIERCE 25-6 x JGR0 BOOTLEGGER 210-6)
Our thanks to Swine Genetics International and Dick Kuecker & Sons, Iowa, for their purchase.
Champion Yorkshire Gilt, ‘13 NBS®
Champion Yorkshire Gilt littermate, ‘13 NBS®
(CDO1 BENCHPRESS 263-6 x RWG0 NET WORTH 233-1) (CDO1 BENCHPRESS 263-6 x RWG0 NET WORTH 233-1)
Thanks to Joe Coyne, Ill., for his $2,800 purchase.
Thanks to Joe Coyne, Ill., for his $1,900 purchase.
Skull pigs look great and delivery is available to the NSR Fall Classic.
Watch for our Bred Gilt Sale in December. Check our website for the date.
Ca Jim to order semen on our herd boars!
10316 N. Ave. • Maynard, IA 50655
Jim: 563.637.2351 • Cell: 563.920.7590
www.grimmpurebreds.com
10/2/2013 10:31:05 AM
Tuesday, Dec. 3
BAADE-PENNER
Online Bred Female Sale
Great job, Kelly Sheets, for your success
with this 2011 bred gilt purchase.
This $2,500 investment has generated
STRANGE BREW at SGI and the $7,500
BOILING POINT at Hi Point.
BOILING POINT
Congratulations, Briggs Kerr, on
exhibiting the CHAMPION OVERALL
MARKET HOG at the 2013 Kansas State
Fair!
140-8 sold bred to FLAWLESS in the
2012 sale.
In addition, four littermates were
Champion or Reserve at county shows.
Well done, Young Family, for your
success with the purchase of 147-7!
Offering 40+ Hampshire,
Yorkshire and crossbred
females due in January
and February.
1. 4-H Champion Hampshire Gilt,
2013 Missouri State Fair
2. FFA Champion Hampshire Gilt,
2013 Missouri State Fair
3. 2013 Hog College® Boar
Purchase price of $3,100 generated a
$15,000 litter!
1.
2.
3.
Breeding tomorrow’s champions today!
John Penner (c) 402.223.7108 • [email protected]
Kyle Baade (c) 402.239.2229 • [email protected]
10/2/2013 10:31:15 AM
3
Monthly
Julie Fugate
By Ann Fry
Mahomet, Ill.
Husband: Eric
Child: Maddie-14
Favorite part of being a “Show Mom”:
Everything that goes with that special title: the quality time we
spend together in the barn, walking pigs and traveling to shows
is one of my favorite parts; watching her from the other side of
the fence become a better and stronger person, because she is
involved in the livestock industry. That’s also an awesome part of being a “Show Mom.”
Proudest “Show Mom” Moment:
My proudest moment was when Maddie finally won her first belt buckle at the Western Regional. She had been second
several times and wanted to win the belt buckle so badly. The smile on her face, when they handed it to her, could
have lit up all of California. It was awesome to see all her hard work pay off. But, I am super proud of her everytime
she steps in the ring or competes at another contest, at any given show, and gives it 110 percent.
Your ability to drive a stock trailer is best described as: Fast and furious, but
forward only please! Thank you to all of you out there that have backed up a trailer for me.
Favorite NJSA event: We have been to all the NJSA events and each one of them has their own personality. I really do enjoy each one of them for different reasons. It was fun last year at Eastern Regional when we had
to take our passports so we could go to the Canadian side of NIagra Falls. We have taken a lot of stuff to pig shows
before, but we never had to pack our passports.
Your official “Show Mom” show day duties include: Prepping all the pigs for their classes.
I am usually the one back at the pens, since Maddie and Eric seem to think I get too nervous up at the ring.
Item that you never leave for a show without: Pedigrees and health papers — you can buy
anything else along the way. Oh, and my showman, since I only have one.
One way you were able to save the day or avert a crisis as a “Show Mom”:
I cannot think of a particular incident, but I always pack my cape for shows, just in case I have to swoop in and save
the day.
Trick to keep those show clothes clean: I have no tricks up my sleeve. Dirty clothes are just
part of showing. My only tip would be to become friends with your dry cleaners.
Best tip you can give to other “Show Moms”: Enjoy! Another mom once told me when you have
kids the days are long, but the years are short. Any parent that has a kid showing livestock knows how long the days
can be, and then you look up and the entire season is over.
10/2/2013 10:31:29 AM
Shows & Sales
2013
Mower County
Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn.
®
Duroc Show Results & Sale Totals
Sept. 8-11
17 Boars Avg. $4,069 • 29 Gilts Avg. $1,280 • TOTAL $106,300
Judge: Heath Nelson, S.D.
Champion Duroc Boar – 1st Class 1
Shown by David Martin, Iowa
MM2 BASES LOADED 28-1 x DCM9 HIPPO 48-7
Sold to RAR Genetics, Iowa, for $1,700
Champion Duroc Gilt – 1st Class 5
Shown by Iowa State University, Iowa
ISUB1 FIRESTONE 162-5 x HD0 ASIA 46-3
Sold to Dan’s Durocs, Ill., for $2,700
Reserve Grand Champion Duroc Boar – 1st Class 4
Shown by Huinker Durocs, Ltd., Iowa
HD0 ASIA 46-3 x MMDS9 RED DRAW 1-3
Sold to Earl Cain & Family, Iowa, for $17,000
Reserve Champion Duroc Gilt – 2nd Class 5
Shown by Huinker Durocs, Ltd., Iowa
HD0 ASIA 46-3 x HD9 BOOTS 61-3
Sold to Larry Thorsen, Ill., for $7,500
10/2/2013 10:31:35 AM
DUROC
Hog College® Duroc Boar
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1 x DTF8 BUCKSHOT 2-2
Bred by Huinker Durocs, Ltd., Iowa
Sold to Bill & Bane Bates, Ill., for $1,100
Hog College® Duroc Gilt
HD2 TRIFECTA 49-1 x CMJW0 TULSA TIME 6-1
Bred by Bill & Jana Range, Ill.
Sold to Dick & Zack Howell, Ill., for $3,000
From
the Field
by Brian Anderson, NSR Field Representative
What a great time of the year to gather in Austin, Minn.,
at the Mower County Fairgrounds for the National Barrow Show®. While this year’s temperatures were much
warmer than what most would have preferred, the attendance and quality of stock was as good as ever.
The Duroc show had many highlights, as usual, but I want
to take time to visit about the Hog College® animals to start. The
Duroc gilt was bred by Bill and Jana Range of Waterloo, Ill. This
was the Range family’s first Hog College® animal, and what a great
one she was! She was sired by the popular Huinker boar, Trifecta,
and out of the Champion Duroc Female from Oklahoma City
two years ago. This lady was sound and productive in her look.
She was absolutely phenomenal on her feet and legs, and had a
beautiful, feminine look. Dick and Zack Howell of Maroa, Ill., are
sure to give this one a fair chance to produce at a high level. The
Duroc boar came from the John Huinker program in Decorah,
Iowa. Many pages of Duroc history can be written about this firm,
and the boar selected from John’s program represents years and
years of performance and production. This son of Red Draw 29-1
was tremendous on his feet and legs and could go all day long. He
was easy moving, had a lot of power and as good of an underline
as any red boar in the drive. This guy will make breeding hogs for
Bill and Bane Bates, Gilson, Ill., and allow them to build a sow
herd as productive as any. A special thank you goes to the Range
and Huinker families for allowing us to utilize their outstanding
animals and represent the Duroc breed on Hog College® Row.
The Duroc show was another outstanding opportunity to
strengthen breeding programs across the country. Many good
boars and gilts traded ownership and got great new homes. This
year’s Premier Sire was CAIN2 King 1-1, owned by Cain Super
Sires, Chariton, Iowa, and this year’s Reserve Premier Sire was
SWSWO Wis Okie 1-8, owned by Terry and Blake Schmaling,
Delavan, Wis.; Rick May, Ada, Okla.; and Jerry McLemore,
Ninnekah, Okla. Congratulations to these outstanding firms.
The Champion Boar came out of the youngest class and was
shown by the David Martin Family of Marion, Iowa. Sired by
last year’s Hog College® boar, Bases Loaded, this dude had lots
of great breeding value. Really opened up and a tremendous
look, this guy had lots of muscle shape from end-to-end and is
sure to generate winning barrows and gilts across the country.
Thank you to the Martin Family for sharing such an intriguing
breeding piece, and congratulations to RAR Genetics, Aplington,
Iowa, for an outstanding purchase to stand alongside his daddy.
The Reserve Champion Boar was shown by John Huinker
of Decorah, Iowa. A son of Asia, this guy truly represented the
Huinker program and red hogs in general. This one was really
opened up, had a tremendously big rib cage in him and could go
all day long. He is sure to get a fair chance at Cain Super Sires.
Call early and book often on this great pair of young boars.
The second place boar in Class 1 was shown by young Travis
Hamilton of Model, Colo. I will be real honest with you, I don’t
know what impressed me more, the job this young man did
driving his boar or how impressive the boar was himself. Travis
and his family are to be commended for putting together a real
breeding piece for the public to view. Sired by the great Royal
Flush boar at Top Cut with a pedigree that combined the old
Guy Jackson sow at Brandon Ogle’s on both sides, this one is
sure to get lots of use. This young boar was stout and opened up
and had a winning-barrow presence and look. Congratulations
to Swine Genetics International, Cambridge, Iowa, on a great
purchase. The third place boar in Class 1 was shown by the Devin
Goehring Family of Lowell, Wis. A son of King, this guy was
as well built and stout featured as any in the show. Barrows and
gilts with this kind of skeleton will win all day long. This guy was
one of the most intriguing breeding pieces in the show. He will
be open to the public at A Cut Above Sires in Benedict, Neb.
10/2/2013 10:31:36 AM
Shows & Sales
Class 2 was won by Mappes Durocs, Moore Okla., with a
son of Bren. This rascal was really opened up and might have
read with as much muscle and power as any hog in the show. He
had a great big skull, was really stout featured and looked like a
he-hog. He was purchased by Beise Brothers and will stand at
North Iowa Boar Stud in Buffalo, Minn. Bill and Jana Range
drove a very impressive son of Earthquake into second in Class
2. This rascal had a good look and great shape. This one was
built right and opened up from end-to-end with great power.
Class 3 was won by a Trifecta son from the Range firm.
Another boar that had lots of breeding value, this one offered
extra power and opened-up with dimension in a bigger-thanaverage package and handled it very well. I thought Bill Range
brought an excellent set of boars for everyone to view. Eggers
and Sampson of State Center, Iowa, were second in class with
a Chainsaw son that was extra attractive and good skeletoned.
This one was tall fronted and read with a really nice shape.
The final class of boars was won by the Reserve Champion
Boar of Huinker’s and followed by a pair of Huinker boars in
second and third. The boar that was second was as sound and
flexible as any. This guy was tall fronted and really extended on
both ends. He took a super long stride on both ends and had good
shape. Klemmensen Farms of Blooming Prairie, Minn., will give
him a good chance. The boar in third was maybe as opened up
in his blade and hip as any. He was big in his kind and had lots
of width and dimension throughout. He will get a fair chance for
the Earnhart Family in Albion, Ind. Howard Parrish, Edon, Ohio,
had another boar that needed to be discussed. This son of Roger
B was one of the most interesting hogs in the show. He offered as
much bone and looseness of skeleton as you could expect. This
one was really immature and extended off of both ends. He will
get a good chance for the Malcolm firm of Huntertown, Ind.
The gilt show was full of breeding pieces that got good homes.
The youngest class of the day was lead off by Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, with a daughter of Ice Chest. This gal had lots
of power and was really opened up and went to the Frey firm in
Columbus, Wis. The David Martin Family was second in class
with a daughter of Bases Loaded. This one was sound and square
and had a great look and build. She looked like a female but had
great muscle shape from end-to-end. Randy Schroht of Owatonnia, Minn., will give her a fair chance. John Huinker was third in
the youngest class with one that had lots of fans. If you wanted
one with big feet, a big rib cage and lots of muscle, then you were
looking at the right one. Mappes Durocs will put this one to
work, and I am sure we will hear of great things from this female.
Mappes Durocs led off Class 2 with a daughter of Red Man.
She offered lots of length and femininity, but had plenty of muscle
and shape in a really flexible and loose skeleton. The Smith Brothers in Elkhart, Ill., will make this one famous. Giertz and Larson of
New Windsor, Ill., were second in class with a little longer-bodied,
bigger-outlined gilt that still had lots to her. This one could still flex
and go with the best of them, and will go to work for the Anderson
firm in Lyons, Neb. Greg Ruppert of Des Moines, Iowa, also had
an interesting breeding piece. Not as fluffy as some, but probably
as big footed and flexible in her build. Watch the Rick May ranch
of Ada, Okla., for something to come from this interesting female.
Class 3 was led off by Tyler McCallister of Pine River,
Minn., with his daughter of Red Rum. This gal was sound,
good legged and really extended on both ends, and will go
to work for Graff Showpigs of Juneau, Wis. In second was
a Lance and Mitchell Westcamp, Groveport, Ohio, entry,
sired by The Beast. This gal had lots of shape and looked
like she could generate some big-time barrows. She got a
good home with Dan Gunderson of Le Sueur, Minn.
Class 4 had an impressive Rodibaugh female from Rensselaer, Ind., as its winner. A daughter of Carl, this lady was big
in her kind, plenty stout featured and had lots of muscle shape
from end-to-end. She can make barrows or boars, depending
on your preference. Second in the class was shown by McGrew
Showpigs of Good Hope, Ill. This lady was the longest-bodied,
levelest-designed and best-looking gilt in the whole show. She was
great on her feet and legs and is sure to breed on. Both of these
gilts sold to Dakota Gold Showpigs in Hitchcock, S. D. They
made great purchases with two of the better gilts in the show.
Class 5 contained the Grand and Reserve Grand Females.
Iowa State University showed this year’s champion. A daughter
of Firestone, this gal was as big ribbed and productive as any hog
of any breed. She was tremendous in her width and performance
and, yet, handled it really well. Dan’s Durocs, Manito, Ill., is
sure to give this highly-educated female a good home and a fair
chance. John Huinker was in next with the Reserve Grand Female.
A daughter of Asia, this one had big time power. She was huge
chested and had extra power from one end to the other. Another
really big-ribbed, big-volumed female that offers lots of breeding
value for her new owner, Larry Thorsen of Morris, Ill. Larry should
have fun breeding good red hogs out of this one for a long time.
A huge thank you goes to Heath Nelson of Wakonda, S.D.,
for an excellent job of sorting a very good set of red hogs, and for
giving us your honest and professional opinion. Also, thanks to
Harold Hodson of Cambridge, Iowa, for his assistance in working with Heath in the ring. Many thanks go to Kevin Wendt,
Irwin, Ohio, for another thorough and professional job of selling
purebred hogs. The Mower County Fairgrounds crew does
things as well as any and thanks, again, for all they do for us.
10/2/2013 10:31:36 AM
DUROC
Duroc Boar Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Duroc Boar
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
32-10
Huinker Durocs, IA
BOARS CLASS 1 Duroc
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
15-7
David Martin, IA
2
17-1
Travis Hamilton, CO
3
174-3
Devin Goehring, WI
4
19-6
Bill & Jana Range, IL
5
174-4
Devin Goehring, WI
6
182-4
Blake Schmaling, WI
BOARS CLASS 2 Duroc
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
20-3
Mappes Durocs, OK
2
19-4
3
86-3
Rachel & Carly Lukas, WI
4
120-2
Kristin & Kari Boyum, MN
5
132-1
Nilson Durocs, MN
BOARS CLASS 3 Duroc
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
19-7
2
170-1
Eggers & Sampson Showpigs, IA
3
53-1
Sam Bair, IA
4
25-3
Howard Parrish, OH
5
20-2
Mappes Durocs, OK
6
15-11
David Martin, IA
BOARS CLASS 4 Duroc
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
32-5
Huinker Durocs Ltd, IA
2
32-2
3
32-4
4
15-6
David Martin, IA
5
19-5
6
25-1
Howard Parrish, OH
EN
40-1
Sire
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
Dam’s Sire
DTF8 BUCKSHOT 2-2
Buyer
Bill & Bane Bates, IL
Sale Price
$1,100
EN
40-3
18-4
16-3
59-1
16-4
12-3
Sire
MM2 BASES LOADED 28-1
SMIB1 ROYAL FLUSH 2-2
CAIN2 KING 1-1
HD1 SGLD MAMMOTH 108-4
CAIN2 KING 1-1
SWSW0 WIS OKIE 1-8
Dam's Sire
DCM9 HIPPO 48-7
RTBF1 PSSS BUCK CHERRY 1-6
2MEG1 DARE YA 2-3
MMDS9 RED DRAW 1-3
2MEG1 DARE YA 2-3
HD0 SOG BUCK DANDY 3-5
Buyer
RAR Genetics, IA
Swine Genetics Int Ltd, IA
Denise Broek Rodenburgh, IA
Sale Price
$1,700
$40,000
$2,250
No Sale
$400
$400
EN
26-6
49-2
4-9
12-4
6-2
Sire
MM2 BREN 28-8
RBTD1 EARTHQUAKE 54-1
CAIN2 KING 1-1
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
SDF2 RED RUM 8-7
Dam's Sire
SDH9 YAK II 218-2
HD0 ASIA 46-3
HD0 ASIA 46-3
RLD9 FREE WHEELER 10-3
Buyer
Beise Bros, MN
EN
40-1
44-1
9-1
28-10
25-4
37-4
Sire
HD2 TRIFECTA 49-1
SNSS1 CHAINSAW 127-4
HD2 TRIFECTA 49-1
HD2 TRIFECTA 49-1
MM2 BREN 28-8
RARD1 POLE POSITION 27-1
Dam's Sire
LLDF0 ROAD BLOCK 3-4
MAFF8 RED BULL 2-8
LKMC8 COACH 2-1
HP0 HP FIVE STAR 3-6
MM1 CROWN ROYAL 10-6
HJH9 TOUCH OF CLASS 5-10
Buyer
EN
42-5
37-10
40-4
21-7
25-2
6-10
Sire
HD0 ASIA 46-3
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
HD1 SGLD MAMMOTH 108-4
JSCP1 ROGER B 4-1
Dam's Sire
MMDS9 RED DRAW 1-3
HD8 RED BRIDGE 23-3
DTF8 BUCKSHOT 2-2
DCM7 SHOWBOAT 54-5
LLDF0 ROAD BLOCK 3-4
HP0 HP ALL STAR 13-5
Buyer
Earl L Cain & Family, IA
Klemmensen Family Farms, MN
Steve & Derek Earnhart Families, IN
Steve Malcolm, IN
Sale Price
$17,000
$400
$400
No Sale
No Sale
$1,600
Dave Malik, IA
Roger Baur Family, WI
Keith Frey, WI
Dan Gundferson, MN
Krieger Bros, MN
Steve & Derek Earnhart Families, IN
Mappes Durocs, OK
Sale Price
$450
No Sale
$475
No Sale
$400
Sale Price
No Sale
No Sale
No Sale
$650
$650
$900
Duroc Gilt Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Duroc Gilt
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
19-11
OPEN GILTS CLASS 1 Duroc
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
101-2
Iowa State University, IA
2
15-8
David Martin, IA
3
32-7
4
34-2
Reggie J Voyles, IA
5
182-2
Blake Schmaling, WI
7
15-10
David Martin, IA
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
20-4
Mappes Durocs, OK
2
184-2
R Giertz & M Larson, IL
3
138-2
Greg Ruppert, IA
4
42-2
Torpedo Farms Swine Genetics, CO
5
86-1
Rachel & Carly Lukas, WI
6
32-6
EN
57-7
Sire
HD2 TRIFECTA 49-1
Dam’s Sire
CMJW0 TULSA TIME 6-1
Buyer
Dick & Zack Howell, IL
Sale Price
$3,000
EN
36-6
43-9
72-6
18-7
12-1
45-6
Sire
RBTD1 ICE CHEST 67-1
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
CAIN2 KING 1-1
SWSW0 WIS OKIE 1-8
DCM2 YAKETY YAK 30-7
Dam's Sire
HD0 ASIA 46-3
DCM9 HIPPO 48-7
HD0 HYPE 11-2
JSJ9 4 X 4 13-2
BMFI0 GRUS BIG BUCK 15-1
Buyer
Keith Frey, WI
Randy Schroht, MN
Mappes Durocs, OK
Randy Schroht, MN
Sale Price
$1,000
$375
$7,250
No Sale
No Sale
$300
EN
27-7
9-1
4-4
31-4
4-2
66-2
Sire
MM2 RED MAN 21-5
BEYE1 PSSS HIGH ROLLER 9-1
RUP2 DK ITS ABOUT TIME 10-4
JSE2 TORPEDO ROCKY MTN WAY 37-3
CAIN2 KING 1-1
HD2 RED DRAW 29-1
Dam's Sire
MMDS0 TRIPLE ROCK 2-6
WBSR0 GATOR 1-4
JSJ9 4 X 4 13-2
VBG0 TORPEDO JUSTIFIED 1-2
HD0 ASIA 46-3
HD0 HYPE 11-2
Buyer
Smith Bros, IL
Brayden, Elsie & Linden Anderson, NE
Rick May, OK
Torpedo Farms, CO
Carroll Family Farms, MN
Duane & Brian Martin Families, IA
Sale Price
$3,300
$1,000
$400
$600
$300
$300
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Shows & Sales
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
126-1
Tyler McAllister, MN
2
152-8
Lance & Mitchell Westcamp, OH
3
71-3
Mark Cross, WI
4
146-2
Sarah A Strathman, WI
5
132-2
Nilson Durocs, MN
6
104-5
Levi Johnson, MN
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
9-4
Jack Rodibaugh & Sons, IN
2
41-3
McGrew Showpigs, IL
3
182-8
Blake Schmaling, WI
4
191-1
Max Look, IL
5
73-1
Dan’s Durocs, IL
6
182-1
Blake Schmaling, WI
7
9-6
Place Lot No.
Exhibitor
1
101-1
Iowa State University, IA
2
32-1
3
51-1
Larry Ackerman, IL
4
15-4
David Martin, IA
5
51-2
Larry Ackerman, IL
6
146-1
Sarah A Strathman, WI
EN
6-9
18-7
19-4
9-6
3-9
92-7
Sire
SDF2 RED RUM 8-7
BEB2 GRUS THE BEAST 1-8
RWG1 PIPELINE 51-3
BFI1 DOCS CHOICE 1-8
HD2 RED DRAW 14-1
HD2 RED DRAW 14-1
Dam's Sire
STN8 STICKOUT 28-12
NBD1 JET FUEL 56-2
ARG9 HP RED STAR 2-4
CRSH0 IMAX 13-5
Buyer
Graff Show Pigs, WI
Dan Gundferson, MN
Grant R Koski, WI
Brayden, Elsie & Linden Anderson, NE
Levi Johnson, MN
Sale Price
$375
$300
$425
$875
$300
$325
EN
91-7
25-1
6-7
1-3
7-1
6-5
98-7
Sire
STN1 CARL 51-2
WTX1 TEXAS STUD 34-3
SWSW0 WIS OKIE 1-8
RYNK2 PSSS KNIGHT CLUB 4-3
SWSW0 WIS OKIE 1-8
JRS1 RIB CRIB 120-1
Dam's Sire
JRS9 MANUAL LABOR 96-6
SDH9 YAK II 218-2
SDH9 YAK II 218-2
BEYE0 INTEGRITY 19-3
HURD0 GAME CHANGER 49-4
SDH9 YAK II 218-2
MAFF9 LADIES MAN 2-3
Buyer
Dakota Gold Showpigs, SD
Dakota Gold Showpigs, SD
Bill Clothier, WI
Dan Holst, MN
Roger Baur Family, WI
Lockman Genetics, KS
Sale Price
$1,000
$2,000
$700
No Sale
$400
$300
$475
EN
15-4
22-10
3-7
21-4
3-8
6-8
Sire
ISUB1 FIRESTONE 162-5
HD0 ASIA 46-3
DAHF2 CROWN ROYAL 6-1
DAHF2 CROWN ROYAL 6-1
Dam's Sire
HD0 ASIA 46-3
HD9 BOOTS 61-3
DAHF1 IVE GOT THE TOUCH 9-3
DCM7 SHOWBOAT 54-5
DAHF1 IVE GOT THE TOUCH 9-3
Buyer
Dan’s Durocs, IL
Larry Thorsen, IL
Schroht Show Pigs, MN
Mike Klauer, KS
Jamas Mader, MI
Sale Price
$2,700
$7,500
$400
$400
$300
$525
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Call us about showpigs this fall.
Th
in
Bred to make the play!
RES. CHAMPION DUROC BOAR, 2013 NBS®
Top
(HD0 ASIA 46-3 x MMDS9 RED DRAW 1-3)
Owned with Cain Super Sires, Iowa, and Huinker Durocs, Iowa
For semen call Cains at 888.281.1617.
Thanks to Dan Holst, Minn., for purchasing our NBS® Duroc Gilt Entry!
DAN, AMANDA, GRIFFIN & AMELIA MEEKER
24574 NCR 3400E • Manito, IL 61546
309.208.5059 • [email protected]
www.dansdurocs.com
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CONGRATS to Blake Logan
for his Res. Champion Open
Duroc Barrow at the 2013 NBS®.
10/2/2013 10:31:46 AM
DUROC
JOHN & RUTH HUINKER
1854 Middle Calmar Road, Decorah, IA 52101
563.532.9646 • Cell: 563.380.6565 • [email protected] • www.thepigpage.com
Fullback
HD0 Asia 46-3 x MMDS9 Red Draw 1-3
$17,000 Res. Champion Duroc Boar, 2013 NBS®
Thanks to our friends at Cain Super Sires, Iowa, and Dan’s Durocs, Ill., for their
investment in this popular Asia son. One of the best we’ve put together!
Top-Selling Res. Champion Duroc Gilt, 2013 NBS®
(HD0 Asia 46-3 x HD9 Boots 61-3)
Thanks to Larry Thorsen, Ill., for your $7,500
investment and repeat business!
Online Bred Gilt Sale: Late -Dec.
Online Pig Sales: Oct. 15, Nov. 5
$7,250 Class 1 Duroc Gilt, 2013 NBS®
(HD2 No Doubt 29-1 x HD0 Hype 11-2)
Thanks Mappes Durocs, Okla., for their $7,250
investment in this popular March gilt at Austin.
Look for her Bren litter in 2014.
Thanks to these other NBS® buyers:
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Steve & Derek Earnhart • Brian Martin
Bill & Bane Bates • Rick Klemmensen
10/2/2013 10:31:49 AM
Shows & Sales
2013
Mower County
Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn.
®
Hampshire Show Results & Sale Totals
Sept. 8-11
11 Boars Avg. $1,670 • 25 Gilts Avg. $1,226 • TOTAL $49,025
Judge: Brad Mortensen, Mich.
Champion Hampshire Boar – 1st Class 3
Shown by Jason Kuehn, Iowa
SRF2 BRASS KNUCKLES 9-7 x SS0 BIG APPLE 125-1
Sold to Power Point Boar Stud, S.D., for $3,900
Champion Hampshire Gilt – 1st Class 2
Shown by H&H Hampshires, Ohio
GMW1 HATS OFF 9-9 x JLM9 RESURRECTION 3-1
Sold to McBride Hamps, Ill., for $5,400
Reserve Champion Hampshire Boar – 1st Class 1
Shown by Range & Theobald, Waterloo, Ill.
BRJL0 OPEN RANGE 34-4 x JLM9 HENRY FORD 5-3
Sold to Hirschfeld & Sons, Neb., for $3,000
Reserve Champion Hampshire Gilt – 1st Class 4
Shown by Randy Wirt & Family, S.D.
RWF9 BLACK BELT 63-1 x RFW8 IN CUSTODY 52-1
Sold to Smith Seedstock, Mich., for $2,500
10/2/2013 10:31:54 AM
HAMPSHIRE
Hog College® Hampshire Boar
BOLN1 POINT MAKER 118-3 x JLM9 TCG AUGUSTA 18-1
Raised and sold by Delaney Young, Mo. Bred by Penner Genetics, Neb.
Sold to Shaffer’s Goldrush, Ind., for $6,500
Hog College® Hampshire Gilt
JLM0 TCG AUGUSTA 24-3 x BRBO9 RADAR LOVE 1-5
Bred by Rasmussen Swine Farm, S.D.
Sold to Larry Thorsen, Ill., for $3,750
From
the Field
by Ralph Doak, NSR Field Representative
The fact is we need breeders to bring more good Hampshire
boars to the National Barrow Show®. The top end of the boars was
great; we just need more of them. The Grand Champion Boar was
from Jason Kuehn of Dewitt, Iowa. He was a big, heavy-boned
hog that had good feet and legs. He took a good, long stride and,
being sired by SRF2 Brass Knuckles 9-7, you knew he would be
extremely sound.
A son of BRJL0 Open Range 34-4 was named Reserve
Champion Boar. He was a medium-framed hog that balanced well
and made an excellent reserve champion for Range and Theobald
of Waterloo, Ill. This one could sire boars, barrows or gilts and do
it quite well.
The Hog College® Boar for 2013 was from Delaney Young of
Agency, Mo. This hog was tall fronted and heavy structured. He
was a boar with excellent muscle shape, and looked like one that
would be able to sire structure and muscle. He was the top-selling
Hampshire boar at $6,500 to Shaffer’s Goldrush of Albany, Ind.
Mark Willard had a wide-sprung, big-ribbed son of JL1 He’s
Back 10-7. His entry came from Bowen, Ill., to win Class 2. A
HH0 Home Boy 100-3 sow was his mother, and he looked like a
boar that could sire some width and power.
One of the stoutest boars of the show came from Katie
Stutzman of Waldron, Mich. He was a son of NEI2 Huey 6-7 and
an Augusta 18-1 sow. I really liked how this guy reached out of his
front end and all of his balance.
The Grand Champion Hampshire Gilt was from H&H
Hampshires of Greenfield, Ohio. A daughter of GMW1 Hats Off
9-9, I loved this gal for her look, balance and design. This is one
that could make your herd boar famous. If this lady gets mated to
the right boar, we will hear lots about her offspring in 2014.
Michael Lackey told me the search for the Hampshire Hog
College® gilt was over after he had been to Rasmussen Swine Farm
at Hurley, S.D. He was certainly right. This daughter by JLM0
TCG Augusta 24-3 was feminine, yet stout. She was loose jointed,
yet sound. She had all of the muscle you would want. This is a real
foundation lady here.
Randy Wirt and family of Parker, S.D. were the exhibitors of
the Reserve Champion Gilt. She was sired by RWF9 Black Belt
63-1. This female had great bone with a good hip and great feet.
She balanced well and had a wide, sturdy hip and good shoulder
blade. The Wirt family let go of a good one here.
Another gilt that had some real positives was the Dean Myhre
gilt from Caledonia, Minn. Dean brought a daughter of CPT2
Game On 13-8, and had a good plan, when she went on the
trailer. Deep, wide, feminine, yet bold in her overall makeup, this
female could raise a herd boar.
Peter Farms of Mendon, Ill., had a gilt sired by DMP0 Frozen
in Time 31-2. This was a big-ribbed gilt that just needed a week,
and look out. She could make a sow to build a herd around.
One other gilt that was very popular was the gilt from Gibson
Girls of Circleville, Ohio. She was sired by GBSN2 The Shaft 38-1
and out of a Home Boy 100-3 sow. Huge in her rib, wide chest
floor, level topped and a sound moving gal, H.L. had plans for this
one. A great set of Hampshire females were in Austin, Minn.
The Premier Sire this year was JLM1 Pivot Point 13-2, owned
by Top Cut Genetics, Farmland, Ind. Reserve Premier Sire was
JL1 He’s a Ten 10-10, owned by Earl Cain and family of
Chariton, Iowa.
10/2/2013 10:31:54 AM
Shows & Sales
Hampshire Boar Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Hampshire Boar
Place Lot No. Exhibitor
1
Delaney Young, Mo.
BOARS CLASS 1 Hampshire
1
19-1
Range & Theobald, Ill.
2
172-1
S & M Hamps, Minn.
3
24-4
Steve & Derek Earnhart Families, Ind.
4
88-1
Gibson Girls, Ohio
5
24-3
1
156-2
Mark Willard, Ill.
2
104-2
Levi Johnson, Minn.
3
156-1
Mark Willard, Ill.
4
181-1
Mike Earnhart Family, Ind.
5
76-4
Dotson Hampshires, Mo.
1
110-1
Jason Kuehn, Iowa
2
166-1
Katie Stutzman, MI
3
24-2
4
160-2
Randy Wirt & Family, S.D.
5
13-1
Rasmussen Swine Farm, S.D.
EN
1-6
Sire
BOLN1 POINT MAKER 118-3
Dam’s Sire
JML9 TCG AUGUSTA 18-1
Buyer
Shaffer’s Goldrush, Ind.
Sale Price
$6,500
EN
52-3
16-2
45-4
34-1
45-5
Sire
BRJL0 OPEN RANGE 34-4
CPTS2 GAME ON 13-8
JSE2 WIZARD 54-4
GBSN2 THE SHAFT 38-1
JSE2 WIZARD 54-4
Dam's Sire
JLM9 HENRY FORD 5-3
CDO0 POINT TAKEN 257-3
JSE8 GPS 31-5
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
JSE8 GPS 31-5
Buyer
Hirschfeld & Sons, Neb.
Dan Holst, Minn.
Gunderson Farms, Minn.
Sale Price
$3,000
$400
$475
No Sale
No Sale
EN
7-1
86-5
6-1
16-2
6-3
Sire
JL1 HES BACK 10-7
DENY2 TOTAL PACKAGE 15-3
JL1 HES BACK 10-7
HESP2 MAYHEM 11-2
CPMW1 OUTLIER 6-2
Dam's Sire
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
HIN9 GOLD STANDARD 32-5
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
CFLK1 HOMELAND SECURITY 16-1
BOLN9 4 REAL 2-2
Buyer
Roeif F Aufforth, Minn.
Robert Bryson, Minn.
Sale Price
$500
$400
No Sale
$400
No Sale
EN
1-2
8-2
18-1
6-2
11-1
Sire
SRF2 BRASS KNUCKLES 9-7
NEI2 HUEY 6-7
JSE2 OZ 54-5
JLM0 TCG AUGUSTA 24-3
Dam's Sire
SS0 BIG APPLE 125-1
MSG7 MARK 14-2
RWF8 IN CUSTODY 52-1
RASM7 AMAZING RACE 23-7
Buyer
Power Point Boar Stud, S.D.
Hirschfeld & Sons, Neb.
Howell Farms, Mo.
Marland Farms, Iowa
Sale Price
$3,900
$2,000
$400
No Sale
$400
EN Sire
13-2 JLM0 TCG AUGUSTA 24
Dam’s Sire
BRBO0 RADAR LOVE 1-5
Buyer
Larry Thorsen, Ill.
Sale Price
$3,750
EN
4-1
34-6
42-4
39-6
56-7
7-2
30-4
13-2
18-3
3-3
Sire
CPTS2 GAME ON 13-8
GBSN2 THE SHAFT 38-1
JKK2 GUSTO 11-5
1CR1 KILLER 889-3
JL1 HES BACK 10-7
MVLS1 STOP ME 3-4
JL1 HES A TEN 10-10
JLM1 PIVOT POINT 13-2
Dam's Sire
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
APLS8 JUDGEMENT DAY 3-4
MVLS9 UNREAL 4-2
EC8 STAINLESS STEEL 54-11
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
SJSF0 TULSA 5-5
DPK6 VAPOR 6-5
3TSS5 BIG NORTHERN 6-2
CPMW1 KNOCKOUT 5-7
Buyer
South Branch Farm, Minn.
Dakota Gold Showpigs, S.D.
Klemmensen Family Farms, Minn.
Robert Walstra & Family, Wis.
Dan Holst, Minn.
Hannah & Justin Olson, Minn.
Dean Wetzel & Family, Wis.
Dean Wetzel & Family, Wis.
Sale Price
$2,750
$2,800
$325
No Sale
$350
$300
$475
$400
$650
$300
EN
17-9
39-6
92-6
19-5
36-5
Sire
GMW1 HATS OFF 9-9
CRSH0 BRADDOCK 18-1
DPF2 BUCKSHOT 7-3
Dam's Sire
JLM9 RESURRECTION 3-1
EC8 STAINLESS STEEL 54-11
RASM8 GREETER 81-2
YNC8 BLACK TEA 56-3
DCM8 BLACK OAK 32-1
Buyer
McBride Hamps, Ill.
Howell Farms, Mo.
Howell Farms, Mo.
Dan Holst, Minn.
Sale Price
$5,400
$1,500
$550
$500
$300
EN
9-1
3-2
4-4
3-6
2-1
Sire
JL1 HES A TEN 10-10
EC2 MY TURN 65-3
RDW2 ABOVE ALL 3-3
MVLS0 LONG TIME COMING 12-1
Dam's Sire
DPK6 VAPOR 6-5
SJSF0 TULSA 5-5
WTX0 HUGGY BEAR 68-3
BOLN9 HOMEMADE 45-1
BOLN9 HOMEMADE 45-1
Buyer
Haleigh & Hayden Styer, Wis.
Haleigh & Hayden Styer, Wis.
Sale Price
$800
$1,500
$300
$500
$550
EN
2-7
11-8
3-1
6-9
46-7
Sire
RWF9 BLACK BELT 63-1
DMP0 FROZEN IN TIME 31-2
RSY9 PACKAGE 1-6
JL1 FOOTJOY 4-9
Dam's Sire
RWF8 IN CUSTODY 52-1
JLM9 TIGHT ROPE 13-1
BOLN1 HOMEMADE 17-3
JTPS9 HUNG JURY 2-2
RASM8 GREETER 81-2
Buyer
Smith Seedstock, Mich.
McBride Hamps, Ill.
Curt Schuttemeier, Minn.
Sale Price
$2,500
$2,300
$550
$300
$1,000
Hampshire Gilt Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Hampshire Gilt
1
Rasmussen Swine Farm, S.D.
OPEN GILTS CLASS 1 Hampshire
1
173-1
Dean Myhre, Minn.
2
88-2
Gibson Girls, Ohio
3
196-1
Miles Maas, S.D.
4
15-2
David Martin, Iowa
5
1-9
Cedar Ridge Show Herd, Ill.
6
156-3
Mark Willard, Ill.
7
97-5
Dick & Zack Howell, Ill.
8
44-1
Jake & Kaylee Keppy, Iowa
9
78-2
Gordon Dramen & Family, Minn.
12
77-2
Dotson & Wilson, Mo.
1
91-1
H & H Hampshires, Ohio
2
1-1
Cedar Ridge Show Herd, Ill.
3
27-6
Nelson Bros, S.D.
4
101-3
Iowa State University, Iowa
5
15-1
David Martin, Iowa
1
178-1
Jake Keppy & Drake Jehle, Iowa
2
39-2
Scott & Jayme Sieren, Iowa
3
49-1
Russell Whewell, Ill.
4
33-1
Joe Brady, Iowa
5
33-2
Joe Brady, Iowa
1
160-1
Randy Wirt & Family, S.D.
2
22-2
Peter Farms, Ill.
3
76-1
Dotson Hampshires, Mo.
4
152-6
Lance & Mitchell Westcamp, Ohio
5
27-5
Nelson Bros, S.D.
10/2/2013 10:31:58 AM
Dependable Genetics
HAMPSHIRE
Frozen in time
RES. CHAMP & TOP-SELLING HAMPSHIRE FEMALE,
’11 NSR Fall Classic
Her first litter for Watson’s produced Speechless, the
Champion Hampshire Boar at the 2012 Fall Classic.
CHAMPION HAMPSHIRE GILT, ’13 Ill. State Fair
Sired by DMP Frozen In Time 83-1. In his first crop for
Fecke’s, 83-1 also sired Nuclear (Ill. Champ Boar), Overtime
($25,000 Hi Point boar) and the Res. Champ Bred-andowned Hamp Gilt, 2013 WPX Jr. National.
HOG COLLEGE® HAMPSHIRE GILT, ’12 NBS®
Her littermates include Black Ice – Champion Hampshire Boar from
the Extravaganza, Champion Hampshire Barrow at the Mo. State Fair
Jr. Show and our $8,000 top-selling gilt from our 2012 spring sale.
CLASS 6 WINNER, ’13 WPX Jr. National
TOP-SELLING HAMPSHIRE GILT, ’13 WPX
FROZEN IN TIME’S influence has been positive both in our herd and with our
customers. His ability to generate show winners, productive females and
boar stud caliber sires, has been consistent and extends to his offspring.
Our upcoming bred gilt sale will feature his daughters and females carrying
his service.
BRED FEMALE SALE:
 MONDAY, NOV. 25 
Shown by Hallie Landry, La.
Don
Mark
Karl
1969 E. 1250th Street,
Mendon, IL 62351
Mark Cell: 217.257.1381
Karl Cell: 217.653.3941
peterfarms.com
10/2/2013 10:32:02 AM
Shows & Sales
2013
Mower County
Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn.
®
Landrace Show Results & Sale Totals
Sept. 8-11
1 Boars Avg. $1,000 • 4 Gilts Avg. $763 • TOTAL $4,050
Not pictured:
Reserve Champion Landrace Gilt – 2nd Class 1
Shown by Cedar Ridge Show Herd, Ill.
1CR1 SMOOTH 1017-1 x CRSH9 HERCULES 11-2
Sold to Cailyn Andrews, Ill., for $450
Champion Landrace Boar – 1st Class 1
Shown by Lance & Mitchell Westcamp, Ohio
KTB1 TCG OUTLOOK 7-5 x JMG0 FALKEN 4-7
Champion Landrace Gilt – 1st Class 1
Shown by McGrew Showpigs, Ill.
JMG7 GREEN TOP GENERAL 3 x JMG8 PSSS ZEUS 40-8
Sold to Carroll Family Farms, Minn., for $700
Hog College® Landrace Boar
1CRO0 EXCELLERATOR 119-3 x CRSH9 GOLIATH 3-1
Bred by Cedar Ridge Show Herd, Ill.
Sold to Scott & Sydney Rohls, Ind., for $1,000
Hog College® Landrace Gilt
1CR2 NEXT GENERATION 409-1 x CR7 DYNAMITE 452-1
Bred by Behrmann Hog Farms, Ill. Exhibited by Bobby Batson, Ill.
Sold to Behrends Farms, Ill., for $1,500
10/2/2013 10:32:04 AM
LANDRACE
From
the Field
by Brian Anderson, NSR Field Representative
The National Barrow Show® is not only a wonderful time
of year to gather and visit with fellow breeders, but it is also a
great opportunity to get together, study and talk about quality stock. This year’s Landrace show was no different. While
there were not great numbers, the show still provided a
fun and exciting set to work through. Brad Mortensen of
Kent City, Mich., was given the distinction of judging the
Landrace show and offered many thoughts and promising
views, while doing so. Thanks, “Mort,” for a great job!
The Hog College® Landrace Boar was driven by the Cedar
Ridge Show Herd of Red Bud, Ill., and was an outstanding
individual. Whenever you study Landrace hogs and pedigrees,
you are sure to see the CR herdmark pop up in most of the
lineage of champion Landrace hogs, today. This son of Excellerator offered a tremendous amount of value and good. He
was a really big-bodied hog that had lots of power and handled
it very well. I would describe this one as very versatile in his
ability to do so many things for this powerful breed. Scott and
Sydney Rohls of Greensburg, Ind., made a wise $1,000 investment and are sure to make this guy famous. Lance and Mitchell
Westcamp, Groveport, Ohio, drove the Champion Landrace
Boar at the 2013 NBS®. This rascal had plenty of power and
shape and handled it very well. To put this kind of mass and
power into one package and handle it as well as he did is impres-
sive. This one put lots of good into one complete package.
A super set of gilts showed up for evaluation. Young Bobby
Batson of Wilmington, Ill., drove this year’s Hog College®
Landrace Female. She put together an impressive show campaign
and was very deserving of this honor. She was a tremendous
female. Big-bodied, sound and great look, this impressive female
just combined so many things that are important and valuable in
this great breed. She got a new home with the Behrends Farms in
Clifton, Ill., at $1,500. McGrew Showpigs of Good Hope, Ill.,
drove this year’s Champion Landrace Female. This daughter of
Green Top General was loaded full of power and was extra stout
and opened up from end-to-end. She is sure to generate well at
her new home with Carroll Family Farms in Austin, Minn. The
Reserve Champion Female was another really good female from
the Cedar Ridge Show Herd. This one looked like a female. She
had extra length on both ends and was so feminine and correct in
her make. She looked like the kind that will be around for a long
time and make a great momma. Cailyn Andrews, Lawrenceville,
Ill., will give this one a fair chance. Lance and Mitchell Westcamp
brought a powerful female to end up in third. Barrow-maker
deluxe would be a good way of describing this one. Lots of dimension and stoutness from end-to-end, this one will get a chance for
Andrew Foster of Owosso, Mich., to make the next great ones.
Landrace Boar Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Landrace Boar
1
1-10
Cedar Ridge Show Herd, IL
BOARS CLASS 1 Landrace
1
152-4
EN
54-1
Sire
1CR0 EXCELLERATOR 119
Dam’s Sire
CRSH9 GOLIATH 3-1
Buyer
Scott & Sydney Rohls, IN
Sale Price
$1,000
EN
28-1
Sire
KTB1 TCG OUTLOOK 7-5
Dam's Sire
JMG0 FALKEN 4-7
Buyer
Sale Price
No Sale
Landrace Gilt Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE® Landrace Gilt
1
84-11
Bobby Batson, IL
OPEN GILTS CLASS 1 Landrace
1
41-2
McGrew Showpigs, IL
2
1-5
Cedar Ridge Show Herd, IL
3
152-5
EN
1-8
Sire
1CR2 NEXT GENERATION
Dam’s Sire
CR7 DYNAMITE 452-1
Buyer
Behrends Farms, IL
Sale Price
$1,500
EN
22-2
57-10
28-3
Sire
JMG7 GREEN TOP GENERAL 34-7
1CR1 SMOOTH 1017-1
Dam's Sire
JMG8 PSSS ZEUS 40-8
CRSH9 HERCULES 11-2
JMG0 FALKEN 4-7
Buyer
Cailyn Andrews, IL
Andrew Foster, MI
Sale Price
$700
$450
$400
10/2/2013 10:32:04 AM
Shows & Sales
2013
Mower County
Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn.
®
Yorkshire Show Results & Sale Totals
Sept. 8-11
16 Boars Avg. $2,125 • 26 Gilts Avg. $910 • TOTAL $57,650
Judge: Mike McCoy, Ohio
Champion Yorkshire Boar – 1st Class 2
Shown by Grimm Purebreds, Iowa
JGR1 PIERCE 25-6 x JGR0 BOOTLEGGER 210-6
Sold to Swine Genetics International, Ltd., Iowa, for $10,000
Champion Yorkshire Gilt – 1st Class 2
Shown by Grimm Purebreds, Iowa
CDO1 BENCHPRESS 263-6 x RWG0 NET WORTH 233-1
Sold to Joe Coyne, Ill., for $2,800
Reserve Champion Yorkshire Boar – 1st Class 2 Boar
Shown by Chuck Real, Texas
CDO1 PRESTIGE 87-3 x HFYF0 GUNNER 66-2
Sold to Pink Genetics, Iowa, for $400
Reserve Champion Yorkshire Gilt – 1st Class 1
Shown by Western Illinois University, Ill.
HOBW2 SHOW CAT 1-9 x MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
Sold to R&K Show Pigs, Minn., for $1,900
10/2/2013 10:32:08 AM
YORKSHIRE
Hog College® Yorkshire Boar
CDO2 CRAZY BONE 70-2 x WGW9 SPARK PLUG 77-5
Bred by George & Eric Watson, Ky.
Sold to Premium Blend Genetics, Ind., for $14,000
Hog College® Yorkshire Gilt
HSO2 PACKER 14-9 x HSO9 CONFIDENCE 4-10
Bred by Hilman B. Schroeder, Wis.
Sold to Gunderson Farms, Minn., for $1,250
From
the Field
by Michael Lackey, NSR Field Representative
The second week in September is a favorite for many in
our industry. It’s a special time because the World Series of
Swine Shows has rolled around, and it’s time to attend the
National Barrow Show® in Austin, Minn. This year’s event
was no different. We were greeted with warmer than normal
temperatures and an amazing set of breeders and hogs. Mike
McCoy of Bloomingburg, Ohio, sorted the Yorkshire ring
for a second year at this prestigious event. Mike always takes
a no-nonsense attitude to sorting hogs and does a great job!
Mike, thanks for your time and effort.
The Premier Yorkshire Sire was awarded to CDO1
Benchpress 263-6, owned by Jim Grimm of Maynard, Iowa,
and Chuck and Ben Olsen of Irene, S.D. The Reserve Premier
Yorkshire Sire honor was presented to Rodney Spinler, N.Y.,
for SS1 About Time 59-2. Congratulations to both these
firms for an excellent set of hogs.
This year’s Champion Yorkshire Boar has got me excited
because he is a good one! Congratulations to Grimm Purebreds, Maynard, Iowa, for letting this son of JGR1 Pierce
25-6 go. This is one big-footed, heavy-structured Yorkshire
boar. He is square at the ground, wide in his chest and has a
massive shoulder that opens into a huge rib cage. He is square
and correct in his hock and has the ideal frame and muscle
for making barrows. Plus, he should have the ability to make
the next generation of females better. If you are serious about
breeding better Yorkshires, give Swine Genetics International
of Cambridge, Iowa, a call to book semen. They partnered
with Dick Kuecker and Sons, Algona, Iowa, and bid $10,000
to take this Yorkshire boar home.
Next to the ring was the 2013 Yorkshire Hog College®
Boar. Thank you to George and Eric Watson of Hillsboro,
Ky., for letting this son of CDO2 Crazy Bone 70-2 be put
on Hog College® Row. This boar offers a lot of good to the
breed. He is tall fronted, really correct in his top line and is
ideal in his frame and length of body for making breeding
hogs. This guy has a great shape to his rib, he is square at his
knee and great in the angles to his hip, hock and rear pastern.
He is a sound moving boar that can really flex out of his hip.
Premium Blend Genetics of Arlington, Ind., paid $14,000 to
load this young herdsire on their trailer.
I would describe the Reserve Champion Yorkshire Boar as
one that will not get you into any trouble. He was exhibited
by Charles Real of Marion, Texas. This son of CDO1 Prestige
87-2 has great show ring appeal from the side. He is tall
fronted, level designed and correct in his ham-loin junction.
He is a square-built hog that is wide set through his center
and lower skeleton, tracks away with genuine base width and
is sound. He sold to Pink Genetics of Kenosauqwa, Iowa, for
$400.
Lorenzen Farms of Chrisman, lll., made their way to the
sale ring next with a son of CDO2 Crazy Bone 70-2. Tracy’s
boar looks like a young Yorkshire herdsire should; he reads to
be a later-maturing hog as you study him. His toes all point
in the same direction, and he hits the surface with a square,
big toe. He is heavy structured for his age, has a square turn
to the base of his rib cage and tracks away with width between
his hocks. He has a square, muscular turn down his top and a
big, muscular hip. Mark Larson of Woodhall, Ill., bid $1,000
to take this young prospect home.
Wayne J. Huinker of Decorah, Iowa, drove the winning
entry from the oldest class of the day to the sale ring next.
This son of SS1 About Time 59-2 is really complete! He’s
good footed, clean jointed and has a good running gear. This
hog is open in his center body, wide based and has plenty of
muscle. He should work well for Hubly Farms of Faribault,
Minn. They paid $600 to take this guy home.
10/2/2013 10:32:08 AM
Shows & Sales
The gilt sale began with a great female. Congratulations to
Grimm Purebreds of Maynard, Iowa, on this year’s Champion Yorkshire Female at the NBS®. This daughter of CDO1
Benchpress 263-6 is stout and durable in her structure and
big ribbed. When you let this girl out of the pen, she floats
around the ring, she is sound and flexible, she’s about right
from a muscle standpoint, and still very correct in terms of
balance. She will make the next generation of Yorkshire hogs
better for Joe Coyne of Pontiac, Ill. for $2,800.
The Reserve Champion Gilt won the youngest class of
the day. She is sired by HOBW2 Show Cat 1-9. Congratulations to Western Illinois University of Macomb, Ill. for your
Reserve Champion Female. This gilt looks like she could
generate winning barrows. She’s big footed, heavy boned, plus
deep centered, big ribbed and sound. She is feminine in her
build and has a great look from the profile. R&K Show Pigs
of Fulda, Minn., bid $1,900 so they could load her on their
trailer.
I would like to thank Hilman B. Schroeder of Sauk City,
Wis., for stepping forward to represent the Yorkshire breed
on Hog College® Row. He brought us a daughter of HSO2
Packer 14-9 that is really complete and looks like a Yorkshire
female should. This lady is correctly balanced, feminine, has a
great underline and is sound; she is really hard to pick a hole
in. She sold to Gunderson Farms of Raymond, Minn., for
$1,250.
The next gilt in the ring won the oldest class of the day
exhibited by Lockman Genetics of Dighton, Kan. She is
sired by ARTD2 Bootlegger 15-3, the 2012 Hog College®
Yorkshire Boar. Steve’s gilt is square and genuine underneath,
heavy structured and durable in her look. She will make a
nice addition for Victor Israelsen of Logan, Utah. He paid
$1,000 to take her home.
Next up was the winning entry from Class 3, exhibited
by Vista Brook Farms of Danville, Ky. This daughter of SS1
About Time 59-2 is heavy muscled, and has a big square top
and huge hip. If you were looking to have muscle from the female side, then this was the gilt for you. She sold to Diamond
V Showpigs of Adams, Minn., for $500.
This year’s gilt show was loaded with a functional set of
breeding hogs. A huge and special thank you goes to Dan
Baker of West Lafayette, Ind., for another great job on the
block. Thank you also to all of the ring help. We could not do
it without you! See you all at Duncan!
Yorkshire Boar Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE Yorkshire Boar
1
193-10 George & Eric Watson, KY
BOARS CLASS 1 Yorkshire
1
136-1
Charles Real, TX
2
3-1
Lorenzen Farms, IL
3
99-1
Wayne J Huinker, IA
4
152-1
5
35-5
Hilman B Schroeder, WI
1
8-3
Grimm Purebreds, IA
2
98-1
Hubly Farms, MN
3
12-1
Stewart’s Duroc Farm, IA
4
12-2
Stewart’s Duroc Farm, IA
5
174-1
Devin Goehring, WI
1
99-2
Wayne J Huinker, IA
2
120-1
Kristin & Kari Boyum, MN
3
39-1
Scott & Jayme Sieren, IA
4
165-1
Dan & Jan Stutzman Family, MI
5
124-1
Hannah Marzahl, WI
6
35-2
7
37-1
RAR Genetics, IA
8
56-1
Brian & Brady Beyer, MN
EN
23-3
Sire
CDO2 CRAZY BONE 70-2
Dam’s Sire
WGW9 SPARK PLUG 77-5
Buyer
Premium Blend Genetics, IN
Sale Price
$14,000
EN
15-9
53-7
52-2
27-1
27-9
Sire
CDO1 PRESTIGE 87-3
CDO2 CRAZY BONE 70-2
BOLO2 SUMMER SHANDY 8-2
HACO2 TCG UNTOUCHABLE 153-6
HSO1 CONFIDENCE 5-8
Dam's Sire
HFYF0 GUNNER 66-2
MCLE9 BENCHMARK 16-1
JGR0 BOOTLEGGER 210-6
TBRO0 DOG KNOTT 77-4
HSO9 CONFIDENCE 4-10
Buyer
Pink Genetics, IA
Mark A Larson, IL
Mike Thode- 4 T Farms, MN
Keith Frey, WI
Sale Price
$400
$1,000
$1,000
$750
No Sale
EN
31-4
17-4
34-3
34-4
11-9
Sire
JGR1 PIERCE 25-6
LFC1 LONZO 59-5
CDO2 ASSET 60-2
CDO2 ASSET 60-2
ARK0 ONSLAUGHT 35-3
Dam's Sire
SNYF1 THE GRIZZ 17-3
BOLO1 WORK BENCH 12-5
BOLO1 WORK BENCH 12-5
TPSP0 GRUS PLATT ATTACK 26-1
Buyer
Swine Genetics Int Ltd, IA
Kevin Hanson, MN
Roger Guse, WI
Dean Wetzel & Family, WI
Mike Clark Family, SD
Sale Price
$10,000
$400
$400
$400
$550
EN
16-1
3-3
8-10
5-4
16-2
21-1
18-2
2-1
Sire
SS1 ABOUT TIME 59-2
LMO1 MOORE POWER 5-6
ABD2 HERE AND NOW 8-6
TBRO1 TIGHTROPE 92-1
NEWN1 4 FIFTY 1-6
HSO2 PACKER 14-9
LFC0 SUPERCELL 83-5
TMF1 FINAL DRIVE 10-4
Dam's Sire
JODL9 PRIMARY STASH 17-1
JGR7 BULLETPROOF 345-6
MCLE9 BENCHMARK 16-1
WGW9 HOME BREW 77-4
LFC0 SUPERCELL 83-5
TBRO0 HUGO 45-1
WGW0 COMEBACK 104-9
TBRO9 MAMMOTH 1-1
Buyer
Hubly Farms, MN
Earl L Cain & Family, IA
Sale Price
$600
$1,100
No Sale
$400
$600
$2,000
$400
$400
Dan Alstad, MN
Ryan Iverson, IA
Gunderson Farms, MN
Ryan Iverson, IA
Lorenzen Farms, IL
10/2/2013 10:32:08 AM
YORKSHIRE
Yorkshire Gilt Show Results
NBS HOG COLLEGE Yorkshire Gilt
1
35-11
Hilman B. Schroeder, WI
OPEN GILTS CLASS 1 Yorkshire
1
153-1
Western Illinois Univ - Ag Dept, IL
2
153-2
3
153-3
4
144-1
Sievers & Herum Showpigs, IA
5
152-2
6
35-3
7
103-2
Ashley Jensen, SD
1
8-1
Grimm Purebreds, IA
2
8-2
Grimm Purebreds, IA
3
43-2
4
9-3
5
125-2
Marzen Partners, IA
6
80-1
Todd Ellensohn, IA
7
80-2
Todd Ellensohn, IA
1
38-2
Vista Brook Farms, KY
2
103-5
Ashley Jensen, SD
3
81-1
Brandon Ellis, KY
4
113-1
Langreck Durocs, IA
5
41-1
McGrew Showpigs, IL
1
43-1
2
9-1
3
62-1
Daniel R Burzlaff, IA
4
196-3
Miles Maas, SD
5
165-2
Dan & Jan Stutzman Family, MI
6
35-1
EN
18-5
Sire
HSO2 PACKER 14-9
Dam’s Sire
Buyer
Gunderson Farms, MN
Sale Price
$1,250
EN
17-1
10-1
22-2
7-3
27-11
27-3
16-5
Sire
HOBW2 SHOW CAT 1-9
WIU2 GAS MONKEY 8-6
HOBW2 SHOW CAT 1-9
BUC1 SEEN STARZ 12-2
HACO2 TCG UNTOUCHABLE 153-6
HSO1 CONFIDENCE 5-8
CDO1 RONDO 62-9
Dam's Sire
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
LGRW9 PSSS BEACH BOY 10-5
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
RWG0 TURN TABLE 234-1
TBRO0 DOG KNOTT 77-4
Buyer
R & K Show Pigs, MN
Mark Hoge, IL
Univ. Of MN, MN
Dave Krebs & Family, WI
Diamond V, MN
Randy Schroht, MN
Randy Schroht, MN
Sale Price
$1,900
$1,200
$800
$450
$600
$450
$300
EN
35-1
35-5
15-9
39-5
26-10
6-6
6-2
Sire
CDO1 BENCHPRESS 263-6
CDO1 BENCHPRESS 263-6
ARTD2 BOOTLEGGER 15-3
WGW2 KING GEORGE 61-1
BOLO2 SUMMER SHANDY 8-2
TBRO1 BANCHEE 60-3
TBRO1 BANCHEE 60-3
Dam's Sire
RWG0 NET WORTH 233-1
JGR8 HAWKEYE 210-8
JRS9 FRONTLINER 100-7
WJH1 GRUS GATEWAY 42-2
Buyer
Joe Coyne, IL
Joe Coyne, IL
Marzen Partners, IA
Curt Schuttemeier, MN
Bruce Bergene, MN
Sale Price
$2,800
$1,900
$700
$1,200
$400
$450
$550
EN
12-1
7-2
6-1
14-6
24-2
Sire
SS1 ABOUT TIME 59-2
JRS2 GOOD TO GO 96-5
TPSP0 GRUS PLATT ATTACK 26WJH1 ROUGHNECK 50-5
SRF2 DOC LOGAN 7-5
Dam's Sire
JGR8 HAWKEYE 210-8
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
JGR9 DAY TRIPPER 112-10
JGR7 DAY TRIPPER 345-11
Buyer
Diamond V, MN
Mike Clark Family, SD
Curt Schuttemeier, MN
Randy Schroht, MN
Dan Alstad, MN
Sale Price
$500
$800
$900
$300
$550
EN
8-8
58-7
16-9
2-1
7-5
19-2
Sire
ARTD2 BOOTLEGGER 15-3
TBRO0 WOW 53-4
DBFF0 BIG N JUICY 37-2
OTTN2 ICE AGE 23-1
TMF1 DUMBO 35-3
HSO2 PACKER 14-9
Dam's Sire
ARK8 LEGACY 47-8
JGR9 DADDY MACK 36-4
CMGR6 THE CHASE 31-3
JRS0 MACK DOWN 100-3
WYNN8 DUMPLIN 2-5
MRFD7 FRONTIER 238-2
Buyer
Doug Brown, ID
Loftin Hampshires, IA
Mark Maas, SD
R & K Show Pigs, MN
Matt Lantz Family, OH
Sale Price
$1,100
$1,600
$550
$500
$1,300
$600
10/2/2013 10:32:08 AM
Shows & Sales
2013
Mower County
Fairgrounds
Austin, Minn.
®
Crossbred Boar Show Results & Sale Totals
Sept. 8-11 • 14 Boars • Avg. $977 • TOTAL $13,675
Judge: Mike McCoy, Ohio
Champion Crossbred Boar – 1st Class 1
Shown by Steve & Derek Earnhart, Ind.
WIZARD x ANTHRAX
Sold to Steve & Derek Earnhart, Ind., for $1,000
From the Field
by Ralph Doak, NSR Field Representative
Warm, hot, cool and beautiful all describe the weather in Austin, Minn., during the 2013 National Barrow Show®. I certainly
appreciate all the work from the Hormel folks, and of course Joel,
to make our event one that is pleasant from start to finish.
The crossbred boar show was not big in numbers, this year.
The Champion Boar was a fresh, young-made hog from Steve
and Derek Earnhart of Albion, Ind. He had great muscle,
scanning a 10.3 LEA and only .52 of fat. This boar could help
maintain muscle and freshness that is so important, when making an outstanding set of prospects. Sired by Wizard and out of
an Anthrax sow, he should be muscle guaranteed.
Schwecke Genetics of Gibbon, Minn., exhibited the Reserve
Champion Boar. He was sound in his movement, level in his
design and a stout-featured hog in his skull and blade. This hog
was sired by Tree Shaker and out of a Stick This sow, and had a
big 11.6 LEA at 375 pounds.
A heavy-boned, wide-based hog from Baily Sonka of Newhall,
Iowa, was next in the ring. Sired by All Star and out of a Super
Reserve Champion Crossbred Boar – 1st Class 2
Shown by Schwecke Genetics, Gibbon, Minn.
TREESHAKER x STICK THIS
Sold to Bruce Ihnen, Minn., for $1,000
Monster sow, this was one stout-made, sound-footed hog that
could downsize a little and give his offspring great feet and bone.
A big, good-structured boar from Jake and Kaylee Keppy,
Durant, Iowa, sired by Bone Collector, was in next. A really
long-bodied hog with a big top and hip, he should do a nice job
siring muscle.
I really liked the Wampler Farms entry from Milton, Ind., for
his extra top and hip to make meat hogs. He just needed a bit
more bone and look out.
S&M Hamps of Caledonia, Minn., brought a really good
Hampshire boar with a little too much white. He was good
boned, sound footed and loaded with shape and design. This
boar was sired by CPTS2 Game On 13-9 and out of a CDO0
Point Taken 257-1 sow.
The only problem was we just didn’t have enough good
crossbred boars at the National Barrow Show®. Make a special
litter for next year and you be well rewarded.
A big thanks to Mike McCoy of Bloomingburg, Ohio, for
a really good job of judging at the National Barrow Show®. The
future is in good shape with thinkers like Mike and his rock-solid
opinion.
10/2/2013 10:32:11 AM
CROSSBRED
Crossbred Boar Show Results
BOARS CLASS 1 Crossbred
1
24-5
Steve& Derek Earnhart Families, IN
2
145-1 Baily Sonka, IA
3
151-1 Wampler Farms, IN
4
187-1 Stanley Martin, IA
5
11-4
Collin Keel, WI
6
172-2 S & M Hamps, MN
7
122-1 Malone Show Pigs, IL
BOARS CLASS 2 Crossbred
1
140-1 Schwecke Genetics, MN
2
178-2 Jake & Kaylee Keppy, IA
3
27-2
Nelson Bros, SD
4
43-3
5
23-1
Norman Farms, IL
6
26-1
Ifft Yorkshires, IL
7
79-1
Matt Nielsen/Rory Duelm, MN
8
154-1 Dean Wetzel & Family, WI
EN
49-5
11-2
1-2
14-1
8-3
15-3
9-1
Sire
WIZARD
ALL STAR
COLLOSAL
WAR FARE
SHOOT EM
CPTS2 GAME ON 13-8
TAKEN NAMES
Dam's Sire
ANTHRAX
SUPER MONSTER
BEAR
HILLBILLY BONE
DETOX
MONKEY SHOT
Buyer
Steve& Derek Earnhart Families, IN
Pat Sutera, SD
Todd Kramer, MN
Brian Stortz, IL
JP Entorf, WI
Sale Price
$1,000
$2,250
$1,100
$900
No Sale
$2,200
$475
EN
11-6
11-7
90-1
9-4
18-4
2-7
13-1
3-2
Sire
TREE SHAKER
BONE COLLECTOR
COUNTY LINE
COOL WAVE
TRADING FAVORS
BOONDOCK
FARE SHOT
BIG STICK 74-1
Dam's Sire
STICK THIS
YETI
WINGMAN
TEX HOLDEM X SUPER POWER
TREE SHAKER
RECON
DOUBLE DARE
GUNSLINGER
Buyer
Bruce Ihnen, MN
Jeff & Roger Owen, WI
Cornhusker Genetics, NE
Brian Ihnen, MN
Kling Showpigs/Boar Stud, WI
Roeif F Aufforth, MN
Ryan Haomen, MN
Kling Showpigs/Boar Stud, WI
Sale Price
$1,000
$800
$700
$600
$800
$600
$800
$450
FRANK LUCAS FAMILY
1695 State Route 138, Greenfield, OH 45123
937.981.2218
hhhampshires.com
Champion Hampshire Gilt,
2013 NBS®
(Hat’s Off x Resurrection)
Thanks to McBride Hamps, Ill.,
for their purchase.
This gilt’s dam is a littermate
to our 2011 SWTC Champion
Gilt. Her great-granddam is
the mother of our 2010 Hog
College® Gilt and Road Rage.
10/2/2013 10:32:15 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 NBS® Awards
®
Mower County Fairgrounds • Austin, Minn.
Rodney Goodwin (center) receives the Distinguished Service Award presented by Mike Paul
(r), president of the National Association of Swine Records and Amanda Tiedemann (l) of Hormel
Foods. The NBS®, the National Association of Swine Records and the past and present NBS®
exhibitors and participants recognized Goodwin and expressed their gratitude for his years of
service and dedication to the event.
Dan Hoge (center) was inducted into the National Barrow Show® Hall of Fame. Presenting Hoge
with the award are Mike Paul (r), president of the National Association of Swine Records and
Amanda Tiedemann (l) of Hormel Foods. NBS® and the National Association of Swine Records
recognize the countless ways Hoge has contributed his talents to the event and are honored to
present him with the award.
2013 NBS® Progeny Test Results
®
Progeny will be delivered on March 21, 2014, for the 2014 NBS® Progeny Test.
2013 SUPER SIRE™ Award Winners
BREEDER
SIRE
ADG
BF10
LMA
SOUND
SS INDEX
DUROC
Whiteshire Hamroc, Ind.
Waldo Farms, Neb.
HP1 HP ALL STAR 17.8
WFD1 RED LEGEND 171-3
WHIH2 S TOP DRAWER 218-8
2.23
2.08
2.09
0.74
0.75
0.89
7.42
7.00
7.12
7.4
6.9
6.1
116.0
112.1
109.3
WFDM1 BLARNEY 217-1
CBSW1 S TWIRL 68-1
WFD1 CRIMSON 116-2
1.84
1.93
1.77
0.65
0.84
0.67
7.40
7.14
8.20
6.7
7.2
6.6
109.1
108.9
107.5
WFDM2 PRIME BLAST 175-2
1.86
0.91
6.68
6.8
98.13
WFDM1 CHIP 273-3
2.07
0.78
7.09
7.3
111.7
SIRE
pH
INSTRON
TENDER
% IM FAT
JUICE
TENDER
PORQUE
INDEX
CC1 LUCK 6-6
CBSW1 S TWIRL 68-1
5.79
5.74
4.65
4.89
3.09
3.99
7.77
7.15
7.88
7.53
101.1
99.1
CC1 DEALER 24-7
5.60
5.21
2.07
6.43
7.53
93.6
WHI1 GOLIATH 227-10
5.72
4.79
2.12
7.24
7.84
97.3
Waldo Farms, Neb.
Compart’s Boar Store, Minn.
Waldo Farms, Neb.
LANDRACE
Waldo Farms, Neb.
YORKSHIRE
Waldo Farms, Neb.
2013 PORQUE Awards Winners
BREEDER
DUROC
Forkner Farms/TRULINE® Genetics, Mo.
Compart’s Boar Store, Minn.
LANDRACE
Forkner Farms/TRULINE® Genetics, Mo.
YORKSHIRE
10/2/2013 10:32:18 AM
2013 NBS® Truckload Contest
®
Mower County Fairgrounds • Austin, Minn. • Sept. 9
Truckload Show
Judges Committee:
Grant Grebner, Ill.
Grant Norman, Ill.
Morgan Core, Iowa
Robby Rasmussen, S.D.
Champion Overall &
Champion Crossbred Truckload on Foot
Exhibited by Western Illinois University, Ill.
Reserve Champion Overall &
Res. Champion Crossbred Truckload on Foot
Exhibited by Dick Kuecker, Iowa
Truckload Carcass Placings
RANK
EXHIBITOR
ENTRY
#
BREED
LIVE PLACING
NOTE: The truckloads in RED met all of the quality requirements.
AVG
LIVE
WGT
AVG
ADG
LIVE
WGT
AVG
CARC
WGT
AVG
CARC
LENGTH
AVG
10TH
RIB
AVG
LOIN
EYE
AVG
QUALITY
SCORE
AVG
MINOL
AVG
PH
FFL%
INDEX
1
Steve and Derek Earnhart
6
Hamp
3rd Pure Light
241
252
189.0
31.7
0.60
8.43
2.0
22.24
5.56
62.35
130.06
2
Kirkwood Community College
10
Cross
2nd Cross Light
258
276
208.3
32.3
0.67
8.28
2.0
26.29
5.39
60.45
117.47
3
Langreck Durocs
7
Duroc
5th Pure Light
241
245
184.0
31.2
0.86
6.76
2.5
24.07
5.53
57.45
98.92
4
Iowa State University
1
Cross
1st Cross Light
253
266
200.3
31.3
0.84
7.90
2.2
24.35
5.49
58.60
106.10
5
Forkner Farms | TRULINE® Genetics
9
Cross
3rd Cross Light
259
271
203.8
32.7
0.84
7.28
2.3
23.25
5.44
57.67
100.25
6
Tuthill Family Farms
13
Berk
Res Champ Pure
262
272
205.3
32.0
0.90
7.59
2.7
25.15
5.53
57.46
98.92
7
Iowa State University
2
Duroc
2nd Pure Heavy
265
277
208.7
31.7
1.01
7.76
2.8
24.38
5.59
56.53
93.19
8
Forkner Farms | TRULINE® Genetics
8
York
2nd Pure Light
243
251
188.7
31.3
1.03
6.78
2.0
25.37
5.63
55.61
87.33
9
McCulloh Family
5
Duroc
3rd Pure Heavy
260
272
204.5
32.1
0.98
7.32
2.3
24.47
5.49
56.40
92.21
10
Joy Genetics
15
Spot
4th Pure Light
240
253
190.2
31.0
0.94
5.92
2.5
23.45
5.70
55.31
85.70
11
Dick Kuecker
4
Cross
Res Grand Champ
264
285
215.0
31.9
0.68
8.28
2.0
26.57
5.43
60.01
114.76
12
Western Illinois University
11
Cross
Grand Champ
263
274
207.0
31.4
0.83
8.18
1.8
26.78
5.55
58.81
107.33
13
Michael Freund
3
Cross
3rd Cross Heavy
277
298
224.8
33.5
0.87
8.30
2.5
25.15
5.54
57.97
102.12
14
Western Illinois University
12
York
Champ Pure
251
267
201.0
31.1
1.04
6.88
2.0
26.05
5.46
55.27
84.93
15
AJC Berkshires
14
Berk
4th Pure Heavy
267
272
205.3
31.2
1.09
6.78
2.2
25.54
5.45
54.59
80.71
2013 NBS® Hog College® Home Run Drive
®
During the 2nd Annual Hog College® Home Run Drive, a three-member panel
consisting of Ron Iverson, Iowa; Aaron Schafer, Ill.; and J.R. Reid, Mo., chose the
individuals they felt best represented their breed and the industry for the "Chairman's
Choice" award.
Collegiate judging teams also chose a "College Choice." The Ohio State University
and Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College both received a $100 cash prize and
subscriptions to Seedstock EDGE and Breeder's Digest for aligning their choices closest to
the committee.
Hog College® Home Run Drive Chairman’s Choice Boar
Yorkshire exhibited George & Eric Watson, Ky.
Hog College® Home Run Drive College Choice Boar
Spot exhibited Norman Bros. & Sons, Ill.
Hog College® Home Run Drive Chairman’s & College Choice Gilt
Chester exhibited by Four Wheeler Showpigs, Ill.
Hog College® Home Run Drive
10/2/2013 10:32:19 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 NBS® Open Market Hog Show
®
Mower County Fairgrounds • Austin, Minn. • Sept. 9
Champion Barrow Overall
Res. Champion Barrow Overall
Res. Champion Purebred Barrow
Champion Crossbred Barrow
Shown by Blake Logan, Ind.
Champion Purebred & Champion Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Daniel Newnum, Ind.
Champion Duroc
1st in Class 2
Dillon Smith, Ill.
Champion Hampshire
1st in Class 2
Austen Irvin, Ind.
Champion Landrace
1st in Class 1
Mason Wright, Ind.
Reserve Duroc
2nd in Class 2
Blake Logan, Ind.
Reserve Hampshire
1st in Class 1
Maddi Butler, Ind.
Reserve Landrace
2nd in Class 1
Jasmine Padilla, Ill.
Reserve Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Western Illinois University, Ill.
Class Placings
Class 1 Duroc (7 shown)
1
Chloe Studebaker, Ohio
2
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
3
Thomas Trout, Ind.
4
Cassidy Shute, Minn.
5
Andrew Deschepper, Ill.
1
Dillon Smith, Ill.
2
Blake Logan, Ind.
3
Ty Hanson, Iowa
4
Carly Lukas, Wis.
5
Adam Gradert, Ill.
1
Blake Roselieb, Ill.
2
Rayna Hodgson, Colo.
3
McCulloh Family, Iowa
4
Allison McCullough, Ill.
5
Heather Schnitker, Iowa
Class 1 Hampshire (8 shown)
1
Maddi Butler, Ind.
2
Anna Mills, Ill.
3
Logan Sieren, Iowa
4
Olivia Vorpagel, Minn.
5
Toni Chicos, Minn.
Class 2 Hampshire (8 shown)
1
Austin Irvin, Ind.
2
3
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
4
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
5
Keaton Woods, Ind.
Class 3 Yorkshire (9 shown)
1
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
2
3
Adam Gradert, Ill.
4
Lucas Schulz, Wis.
5
Taylor Blythe, Ill.
Class 4 Crossbred (12 shown)
1
Austen Irvin, Ind.
2
Jesse Birkenholz, Mo.
3
Tyler Freyermuth, Ill.
4
Austin Wampler, Ind.
5
Keaton Woods, Ind.
Class 1 Landrace (3 shown)
1
Mason Wright, Ind.
2
3
Class
1
2
3
4
5
1
Blake Logan, Ind.
2
Dalton Bennett, Ill.
3
Hunter Logue, Ind.
4
Robert Bryson, Minn.
5
Cash Lehrman, S.D.
1
2
Elise Bailey, Mo.
3
Sievers & Herum Showpigs, Iowa
4
Ty Papenhagen, Ill.
5
Tyler Freyermuth, Ill.
1
Western Illinois University, Ill.
2
Dalton Konz, Iowa
3
Hunter Logue, Ind.
4
Anna Hannon, Ind.
5
Bryce Walters, Ill.
1 Crossbred (9 shown)
Sage Becker, Iowa
Rae Breshears, Mo.
Kylie Buysse, Ill.
Kade Buysse, Ill.
1
Anna Hannon, Ind.
2
Blake Logan, Ind.
3
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
4
Toni Chicos, Minn.
5
Keaton Woods, Ind.
1
Bryce Walters, Ill.
2
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
3
Taylor Blythe, Ill.
4
Brandon Davis, Ind.
5
Adam Britney, Mo.
1
Jared Lamle, Ind.
2
Christine Todd, Ill.
3
4
Logan Sieren, Iowa
5
Katey Bobell, Ill.
10/2/2013 10:32:27 AM
2013 NBS® Judging Contest
Western Illinois University, Macomb, Ill., was the
top team in the senior college division of the NBS® Judging Contest. Members of this team, coached by Mark Hoge, included
Jamie Bobell, AJ Stockdale, Sam Mattingly, Amara Danner, Matt
Morrison, Marcassa Goodwin and Shelby Perry.
Lake Land College, Mattoon, Ill., placed first in the junior college division of the NBS® Judging Contest. Coached by Ryan Orrick,
team members were Shelby Peterson, Blake Ford, Brenen
Diesen, Jordan Fledderjohann, Dan Ammann, Kylie Eisen and
Marie Lock.
Rushford-Peterson FFA #1, Rushford, Minn., placed first in
the junior division of the NBS® Judging Contest. Members of this
team included: Jordon Bergan, Jorli Hauge, Ben
Markegard and Russ Anderson. They were coached by Colby Lind.
Judging Contest Official Committee: Chairman Harold Hodson, Iowa; Chuck Real, Texas; Dan Burzlaff, Iowa; Brian Down, Ill.;
Ben Olsen, S.D.; Jayme Sieren, Iowa; Al Snedegar, Mich.; Dave Mullins, Ind.; and Brian Hines, Mich.
Senior College Top Five Teams (3,500 points)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Western Illinois University – 3,291
Oklahoma State University – 3,282
Iowa State University – 3,277
Texas Tech University – 3,241
Texas A&M University – 3,218
Junior College Top Five Teams (3,500 points)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Lake Land College, Ill. – 3,263
Black Hawk East Community College, Ill. – 3,239
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, Okla. – 3,179
Illinois Central College, Ill. – 3,171
Joliet Junior College, Ill. – 3,156
4-H/FFA Top Five Teams (1,125 points)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Rushford-Peterson FFA #1, Minn. – 1,048
Indiana Aggies, Ind. – 1,039
Morrison FFA, Okla. – 1,014
Hayfield FFA, Minn. – 1,011
Washington County 4-H, Iowa – 988
W. 8314 Hwy. KW, Lowell, WI 53557
Dan Goehring’s cell: 920.918.2653 • Home: 920.927.3432
Thanks to:
• Dave Malik, Iowa, for
his Duroc boar purchase.
• Mike Clark Family, S.D.,
for their York boar purchase.
Summer Litters By:
Untouchable, Last Call,
Backwoods, Dream On,
Ape Hanger and the
ever-popular Duroc King
Deliveries to the Fall Classic
will be available.
Class 1 Duroc Boar, 2013 NBS®
CAIN2 KING 1-1 x 2MEG1 DARE YA 2-3
Thank you to Denise Rodenburgh, Iowa, for her purchase.
10/2/2013 10:32:31 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 NBS® Junior Barrow Classic
Austin, Minn. • Sept. 7-8
Events: Purebred and crossbred barrow shows and showmanship
Judge: Jason Hirschfeld, Neb.
No. of participants: 106 representing12 states
Champion Overall Purebred Barrow
Champion Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Dalton Konz, Iowa
Res. Champion Overall Purebred Barrow
Shown by Thomas Trout, Ind.
Reserve Champion Duroc Barrow
Shown by Khyleigh North, Ind.
Reserve Champion Hampshire Barrow
Champion Landrace Barrow
Shown by Mason Wright, Ind.
Reserve Champion Landrace Barrow
Shown by Jasmine Padilla, Ill.
Reserve Champion Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Jalen Tallman, Ill.
Reserve Champion Crossbred Barrow
Shown by Bryce Walters, Ill.
Champion Hampshire Barrow
Shown by Austen Irvin, Ind.
10/2/2013 10:32:36 AM
Overall Purebred Barrow won:
$1,000 and a one-year trailer
lease from Cimarron Trailers
Res. Overall Purebred Barrow won:
$500
Barrow Breed Champions won:
$300
Barrow Breed Res. Champions won:
$150
Crossbred Champion Barrow won:
$500
Res. Crossbred Champion
Barrow won:
$250
Class Placings •
Crossbred Barrow Show
Place Exhibitor
CROSSBRED CLASS 1
1
Hallie Landry, La.
2
Drew Lewis, Ill.
3
Garrett Lowes, Ind.
CROSSBRED CLASS 2
1
Keri Landry, La.
2
Stephanie Morris, Ind.
3
Sage Becker, Iowa
CROSSBRED CLASS 3
1
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
2
Kade Buysse, Ill.
3
Blake Logan, Ind.
CROSSBRED CLASS 4
1
Jared Lamle, Ind.
2
Bryce Walters, Ill.
3
Anna Hannon, Ind.
CROSSBRED CLASS 5
1
Logan Sieren, Iowa
2
3
Austin Wampler, Ind.
Place Exhibitor
CROSSBRED CLASS 6
1
Austen Irvin, Ind.
2
Sage Becker, Iowa
3
Jesse Birkenholz, Mo.
CROSSBRED CLASS 7
1
Matt Doney, Wis.
2
Thorpe Connolly, Ohio
3
Dalton Bennett, Ill.
CROSSBRED CLASS 8
1
Jalen Tallman, Ill.
2
Blake Logan, Ind.
3
Austen Irvin, Ind.
CROSSBRED CLASS 9
1
Bryce Walters, Ill.
2
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
3
Taylor Blythe, Ill.
Class Placings • Purebred Barrow Show
Place Exhibitor
BARROWS CLASS 1 DUROC
1
Thomas Trout, Ind.
2
3
1
Khyleigh North, Ind.
2
Blake Logan, Ind.
3
Raelynn Thompson, Ind.
1
Dillon Smith, Ill.
2
TJ Hanson, Iowa
3
1
2
Mallory Butler, Ind.
3
Khyleigh North, Ind.
BARROWS CLASS 1 HAMPSHIRE
1
Maddi Butler, Ind.
2
Anna Mills, Ill.
3
Creigh Rourke, Iowa
1
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
2
3
Keaton Wood, Ind.
1
Austen Irvin, Ind.
2
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
3
Jake Keppy, Iowa
BARROWS CLASS 1 LANDRACE
1
Mason Wright, Ind.
2
3
BARROWS CLASS 1 YORKSHIRE
1
2
Elise Bailey, Mo.
3
Raelynn Thompson, Ind.
1
Dalton Konz, Iowa
2
Bryce Walters , Ill.
3
Hunter Logue, Ind.
1
Daniel Newnum, Ind.
2
Bryce Walters, Ill.
3
Drew Lewis, Ill.
1
Adam Gradert, Ill.
2
3
Lauren Sieren, Iowa
Sire
Dam’s Sire
JSTT2 MONEYBALL 5-6
RWG1 BUCK NAKED 36-2
RWG0 TRIBUTE 26-3
JLM0 RIB CRIB 26-8
RWG9 DOUBLE SHIFT 169-1
RBTD1 EARTHQUAKE 54-1
CAIN2 KING 1-1
OGL1 PSSS CHERRY BOMB 15-2
AZ9 HEADLINER 30-1
CAIN2 KING 1-1
SMBR2 FIRE DOWN BELOW 14-2
SNSS9 HIGH PROFILE 124-4
HURD0 GAME CHANGER 49-4
NBD1 G2 56-3
MMDS0 TRIPLE ROCK 2-6
CAIN2 KING 1-1
RWG0 MEATPACKER 93-4
PWA0 RED DIRT 1-9
CPTS2 GAME ON 13-8
AAHH0 HOME COOKIN 2-2
DPK7 GRUS SUN TEA 30-3
6TKF7 PHENOM 16-4
GMW1 HATS OFF 9-9
DMP2 HOMETOWN HOOK UP 35-2
APLS8 JUDGEMENT DAY 3-4
RSY9 PACKAGE 1-6
EVNW0 ITS TIME 25-4
HESP2 MAYHEM 11-2
JL1 HES A TEN 10-10
TSOB0 GRUS CAPITAL INVESTMENT 27-5
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
DPK6 VAPOR 6-5
AESL1 GRUS CHILL FACTOR 6-2
AESL1 GRUS CHILL FACTOR 6-2
SRF1 DOC HOLLIDAY 2-8
CCF2 STAND OUT 1-1
JJI1 SNOW PLOW 11-1
JRSP8 FIRST OBSESSION 44-5
LFC9 WAY IN 94-4
LFC0 PSSS STAMPEDE 76-5
TBRO2 BROTHERLY LOVE 35-1
WIU1 SHAKIN HANDS 17-11
MMGR2 DADDY SAYS 13-2
TMF9 ICE AGE 1-4
JJI1 SNOWCAT 11-4
WGW9 MOONSHINE 72-4
SRF2 DOC LOGAN 7-5
WIU1 SHAKIN HANDS 17-11
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
JJI1 SNOWCAT 11-4
NCG9 EMPIRE 43-11
IGF2 GRUS BOLD FORCE 6-7
STFS1 BUFFALO 11-4
ARK1 FINAL DRIVE 130-10
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
CDO0 MIGHTY ONE 76-2
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
10/2/2013 10:32:36 AM
Shows & Sales
G
Novice Showmanship – Top 10
Intermediate Showmanship – Top 10
Junior Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Drew Lewis, Ill.; 2nd: Dalton Konz, Iowa; 3rd:
Cash Lehrman, S.D.; 4th: Logan Bennett, Ill.; 5th: Megan
Doherty, Wis. Back (l-r): 6th: James Earnhart, Ind.; 7th: Dalton
Bennett, Ill.; 8th: MacKenzie Thom, Wis.; 9th: Julia Patterson,
Minn.; 10th: Cassidy Shute, Minn.
Front (l-r): 1st: Keri Landry, La.; 2nd: Kelly Jones, Ill.; 3rd: Kristen
Rappold, Ohio; 4th: Keaton Woods, Ind.; 5th: Travis Wallen, Ind.
Back (l-r): 6th: Blake Logan, Ind.; 7th: Anna Hannon, Ind.; 8th:
Creigh Rourke, Iowa; 9th: Lauren Sieren, Iowa; 10th: Ian Shofner,
Wis.
Front (l-r): 1st: Mallory Butler, Ind.; 2nd: Grant Colvin,
Ind.; 3rd: Hallie Landry, La.; 4th: Khyleigh North, Ind.; 5th:
Mercedes Schulz, Wis. Back (l-r): 6th: Bridget Halat, Ill.; 7th:
Stephanie Morris, Ind.; 8th: Deanna Chenoweth, Ind.; 9th:
Bailey Kemp, Mo.; 10th: Raelynn Thompson, Ind.
Senior Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Brennen North, Ind.; 2nd: Christine Todd, Ill.;
3rd: Maddi Butler, Ind.; 4th: Miranda Malone, Ill.; 5th: Taylor
Blythe, Ill. Back (l-r): 7th: Thomas Trout, Ind.; 6th: Jasmine
Padilla, Ill.; 8th: Marian Schulz, Wis.; 9th: Taylor Brown, Ind.;
10th: Haley Estep, Texas
New Bloomington, Ohio
Kevin Boblenz cell: 740.361.4040
Greg Edmonstone cell: 740.361.8480
Not pictured
HAWKEYE
(Cross) Monumental x Mega Shot
Very stout and open chested with plenty
of muscle and flexibility. Stress carrier.
Picture coming soon – check our website.
FOUR GUNS
SARGE
(Cross) Tribute x Trump This
CLASS WINNER, 2013 OHIO STATE FAIR
Bone • Muscle • Flexibility
Stress negative
Contact Kevin and Greg about
semen on these boars.
(Cross) Trump this x Mega Shot
KING RED
(Duroc) Red Hot x Buck Cherry
CLASS WINNER, 2013 OHIO STATE FAIR
Half brother to the Res. Champion Duroc at the 2012
Ohio State Fair. He’s a full brother to the Champion
Duroc and Champion Purebred at the Champaign
County Fair.
He’s a full brother to the 2012 Crossbred Champion
at the Ohio State Fair.
We have a nice set of gilts sired by Sarge.
Stress carrier.
Kevin: 740.361.4040
Greg: 740.361.8480
boblenzgenetics.com
10/2/2013 10:32:57 AM
GEORGE & ERIC WATSON • 1860 Watson Road • Hillsboro, KY 41049
George: 606.876.4079 • George cell: 606.748.1317
Eric: 606.876.2081 • Eric cell: 606.748.2311
2013 HOG COLLEGE® YORKSHIRE BOAR
(CDO2 CRAZY BONE 70-2 x WGW9 SPARK PLUG 77-5)
Thank you to Premium Blend Genetics, Ind., for their
purchase.
For semen contect Ted at 855-PBG-PIGS.
Gated Community
Thanks again to NSR Rep. Ralph
Doak for choosing Watson Yorkshires
genetics for the Hog College®
selection. We are truly honored!
Congratulations, Dick Kuecker and family on
your 40th anniversary of selling the recordbreaking Yorkshire boar at Austin!
Stimulator
(CDO2 CRAZY BONE 70-2 x WGW9 SPARK PLUG 77-5)
York Boar entry,‘
13 Ind. State Fair
(WGW2 KING GEORGE 61-1 x WGW0 DIEGO 77-8)
Thank you to Jeff Ramsey, Ind., for his purchase.
Thank you to Southern Gold, Ind., for their
purchase. Littermate to Gated Community
pictured above.
For semen, contact Bill at 812.620.2296
Thanks to Joe Ryan, Ohio, for his offfarm purchase of a Doc 100K boar.
10/2/2013 10:33:06 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 Southwest Regional
Chickasha, Okla. • Aug. 30 - Sept. 1
Events: Purebred gilt and barrow show, crossbred gilt and barrow
show, showmanship, skillathon and sweepstakes contests
Judge: Brandon Ogle, Ill.
No. of participants: 171 from 10 states
Overall purebred barrow won: One-year lease of an Cimarron Trailer
Overall purebred gilt won: $750
Reserve overall purebred barrow won: $500
Reserve overall purebred gilt won: $500
Breed champions and crossbreds won: $250
Breed reserve champions and crossbreds won: $100
Class Placings - Gilt Show
Place Exhibitor
GILTS CLASS 1 DUROC
1
Hadley Gibson, OK
2
Morgan Harless, OK
3
Briana Foote, TX
GILTS CLASS 2 DUROC
1
Travis Hamilton, CO
2
Conner Reichert, OK
3
Travis Hamilton, CO
GILTS CLASS 3 DUROC
1
Peyton Hill, TX
2
Massey Beard, OK
3
Shelby Snodgrass, OK
GILTS CLASS 4 DUROC
1
Austin Kirk, OK
2
Karson Osborn, OK
3
Matthew Whelan, OK
GILTS CLASS 5 DUROC
1
Rylee Simpson, OK
2
Micah Malcolm, IN
3
Delynna Beard, OK
GILTS CLASS 6 DUROC
1
Karson Osborn, OK
2
Cade Rayburn, OK
3
Devin Ammann, IL
GILTS CLASS 1 HAMPSHIRE
1
Ashtyn Carr, TX
2
Brody Nemecek, KS
3
Kooper Branum, OK
1
Cade Rayburn, OK
2
Ashtyn Stenger, OK
3
Ty Rayburn, OK
Sire
Dam’s Sire
HERB1 FRUIT JUICE 9-2
RWG2 SANCHO 52-1
MM1 ELMO 36-2
WTX0 XR 134-6
RWG1 PIPELINE 51-3
DPK1 TRIPLE HYPE 1-4
RWG9 DOUBLE SHIFT 169-1
RWG1 RED TRICK 258-3
RWG1 PIPELINE 51-3
RWG7 JUICY FRUIT 19-1
RWG8 IMAX 145-2
JAKI8 UNFORGETTABLE 10-4
MM2 BREN 28-8
WTX2 XR RED JACKET 78-1
RWG8 FULL SHIFT 145-1
MM2 BREN 28-8
HP1 GET IT 24-5
OAB8 PSSS BUCK CHERRY 1-1
NBD1 RED FEVER 132-9
WTX2 XR RED JACKET 78-1
NBD9 PSSS ATA BOY 217-4
BAMA0 NO DOUBT 12-4
CPTS2 GAME ON 13-8
SEDW9 SODA POP 2-1
JLM1 THE ONE AND ONLY 7-3
JLM1 THE ONE & ONLY 7-3
JLM9 ROCKIN T 6-5
JLM1 THE ONE & ONLY 7-3
Champion Overall & Champion
Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Sierra Stephens, Texas
Champion Overall & Champion
Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Brooke Stout, Okla.
10/2/2013 10:33:11 AM
r
Reserve Champion Overall & Champion
Duroc Gilt
Shown by Austin Kirk, Okla.
Reserve Champion Overall & Res. Champion
Yorkshire Barrow
Shown by Ty Goss, Okla.
Champion Bred-and-Owned & Reserve
Champion Duroc Gilt
Shown by Travis Hamilton, Colo.
Reserve Champion Bred-and-Owned Duroc Gilt
Shown by Devin Ammann, Ill.
Champion Hampshire Gilt
Shown by Clark Stout, Okla.
Reserve Champion Hampshire Gilt
Shown by Cade Rayburn, Okla.
Champion Bred-and-Owned Hampshire Gilt
Reserve Champion Bred-and-Owned
Hampshire Gilt
Shown by Brody Nemecek, Kan.
Champion Landrace Gilt
Shown by Avery Kahle, Okla.
Reserve Champion Landrace Gilt
Shown by Max Herndon, Okla.
Reserve Champion Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Tyse Buck, Okla.
Champion Bred-and-Owned Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Hunter Stephens, Okla.
10/2/2013 10:33:14 AM
Shows & Sales
Reserve Champion Bred-and-Owned
Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Brandon Stickler, Ill.
Champion Crossbred Gilt
Shown by Cade Miller, Okla.
Reserve Champion Crossbred Gilt
Shown by Brandon Stickler, Ill.
Shown by Cobey McLemore, Okla.
1
Clark Stout, OK
2
Devin Ammann, IL
3
Nealigh Burrow, NM
GILTS CLASS 1 LANDRACE
1
Avery Kahle, OK
2
Max Herndon, OK
3
Nealigh Burrow, NM
GILTS CLASS 1 YORKSHIRE
1
Hunter Stephens, OK
2
Hunter Stephens, OK
3
Jaycee Cox, OK
1
Haylee Jo Mc Guire, OK
2
Lora Drake, MO
3
Kelton Dowdle, OK
1
Summer Catlett, OK
2
Kolton Baber, OK
3
Ty Rayburn, OK
1
Sierra Stephens, TX
2
Sierra Stephens, TX
3
Micah Malcolm, IN
1
Kort Cole, OK
2
Nealigh Burrow, NM
3
Brandon Stickler, IL
1
Tyse Buck, OK
2
Keri Landry, LA
3
Jerika Halley, OK
1
Ashtyn Stenger, OK
2
Hallie Landry, LA
3
Hunter Stephens, OK
HH1 WALK THIS WAY 95-3
HH0 HOME BOY 100-3
YNC8 BLACK TEA 56-3
JNYF9 BUCKWHEAT 15-1
KTB0 SUBSTITUTION 2-7
JMG0 FALKEN 4-7
JMG8 PSSS ZEUS 40-8
WLHP6 PSSS GENERAL LEE 3-1
CRSH0 PSSS THOR 7-3
CKJR1 MOONSHINE 17-4
NWG2 COOL CELL 4-1
8HS0 DAYBREAK 5-1
JGR9 BIG EASY 12-5
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
JJI1 SNOW PLOW 11-1
JJI1 SNOW PLOW 11-1
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
BRCK7 POWER SOURCE 10-4
WGW2 KING GEORGE 61-1
1TMC2 MEMBERS ONLY 13-11
JKKC0 GRUS RED DIRT 1-1
HOL1 EVERYDAY 11-7
OSU9 JUMP START 44-5
MMGR2 MOOD SWING 13-1
CFBD2 HEADLOCK 2-4
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
JRS0 UPPER CUT 10-1
ARK1 TRUE GRIT 119-6
HRFD1 TREND SETTER 130-4
JKKC0 GRUS RED DIRT 1-1
CDO8 PSSS HUSKY 18-1
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
TBRO0 STARBUCK 45-3
TBRO0 STARBUCK 45-3
TBRO0 WOW 53-4
BUC6 I GOT IT 18-1
LFC9 WAY IN 94-4
JGR9 DADDY MACK 36-4
BRCK7 POWER SOURCE 10-4
TBRO2 ULTRA 35-4
TBRO9 RONDO 64-4
ASLS9 ON THE VERGE 4-14
TBRO0 WOW 53-4
Class Placings - Barrow Show
Place Exhibitor
1
Marli Barney, OK
2
Morgan Harless, OK
3
Kenny Taylor, OK
1
Cobey McLemore, OK
2
Dylan Stieber, OK
3
Massey Beard, OK
1
Ty Rayburn, OK
2
Max Fischer, IA
3
Devin Ammann, IL
1
Devin Ammann, IL
2
Christine J Todd, IL
3
Keri Landry, LA
1
Keri Landry, LA
2
Matthew Whelan, OK
3
Kelsey Dowdle, OK
Sire
Dam’s Sire
MM2 ROYAL ONE 10-8
RWG1 PIPELINE 51-3
MM1 ELMO 36-2
RWG0 CHUCK BERRY 235-1
BEYE0 INTEGRITY 19-3
ADJN1 PSSS CANT TOUCH THIS
JSJ9 4 X 4 13-2
ADJN0 LIFE BLOOD 6-9
RWG8 IMAX 145-2
NBD1 RED FEVER 137-9
RARD1 POLE POSITION 27-1
CAIN2 KING 1-1
NBD9 PSSS ATTA BOY 217-4
HJH9 TOUCH OF CLASS 5-10
HD0 ASIA 46-3
MM2 BREN 28-8
RWG2 SANCHO 52-1
HAT6 SEMINOLE WIND 43-4
MVLS1 STOP ME 3-4
DMP9 BURIED ALIVE 20-4
RSY9 PACKAGE 1-6
10/2/2013 10:33:17 AM
1
Brody Nemecek, KS
2
Kyser Nemecek, KS
3
Austin Holmes, KS
1
Grant Colvin, IN
2
Tyler Hayes, LA
3
Preston Ralston, TX
BARROWS CLASS 1 LANDRACE
1
Max Herndon, OK
2
Danielle Nading, KS
1
Ty Goss, OK
2
Ty Goss, OK
3
Kassidy Bailey, OK
1
Makayla Reynolds, TX
2
Sierra Stephens, TX
3
Keri Landry, LA
1
Brooke Stout, OK
2
Hunter McKinnon, OK
3
Grant Colvin, IN
1
Logan Hebert, LA
2
Paige Day, OK
3
Payton Ralston, TX
BOLN1 HOMEMADE 17-3
BOLN7 BLACK LABEL 16-1
MVLS0 LONG TIME COMING 12-1
EBM7 THE FEVER 17-6
BOLN9 HOMEMADE 45-1
DMP0 FROZEN IN TIME 31-2
HIN9 GOLD STANDARD 32-5
DMP9 BURIED ALIVE 20-4
EC6 GROW MASTER 137-6
KTB0 SUBSTITUTION 2-7
CRSH0 PSSS THOR 7-3
JMG8 PSSS ZEUS 40-8
OGL9 IZZO 11-4
TBRO0 STARBUCK 45-3
JJI1 SNOW PLOW 11-1
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
LFC1 LONZO 59-5
TBRO1 HEAD ON 47-6
IGF2 OVERDRIVE 2-6
BOBL0 TCG CAPONE 10-2
LPLO8 I GOT TIME 5-2
WGW9 SUNSHINE 100-3
WIU2 GAS MONKEY 8-6
CKJR1 MOONSHINE 17-4
NBD1 UNDER THE RADAR 182-8
MCLE9 DRIVE BY 1-1
WGW9 MOONSHINE 72-4
WGW9 THE GRIZZ 38-8
IGF1 THE GHOST 16-4
1TMC2 MEMBERS ONLY 13-11
TBRO0 WOW 53-4
JGR8 HAWKEYE 210-8
Reserve Champion Duroc Barrow
Champion Hampshire Barrow
Shown by Brody Nemecek, Kan.
Class Placings - Crossbred Gilt & Barrow Show
Place Exhibitor
Place Exhibitor
Place Exhibitor
Place Exhibitor
GILTS CLASS 1
1
Pace Mittelstaedt, OK
2
Amber Wright, OK
3
Alex Hill, OK
GILTS CLASS 2
1
Ashton Keeter, OK
2
Halle Hartman, OK
3
Parker Ralston, TX
GILTS CLASS 3
1
Lucas Beaty, OK
2
Matt Whelan, OK
3
Sidney Scott, OK
GILTS CLASS 4
1
Cade Miller, OK
2
Kolton Baber, OK
3
Nealeigh Burrow, NM
GILTS CLASS 5
1
Brandon Stickler, IL
2
Summer Catlett, OK
3
Phoebe Rogers, OK
BARROWS CLASS 1
1
Sierra Stephens, TX
2
Hallie Landry, IL
3
Mesa Adams, OK
BARROWS CLASS 2
1
Keri Landry, LA
2
Danielle Nading, KS
3
Paden Day, OK
BARROWS CLASS 3
1
Devin Ammann, IL
2
Max Fischer, TX
3
Devin Ammann, IL
BARROWS CLASS 4
1
Christine Todd, IL
2
Casey Jo Clapp, OK
3
Torrie Hathaway, KS
Shown by Keri Landry, La.
Reserve Champion Hampshire Barrow
Shown by Keri Landry, La.
Champion Landrace Barrow
Shown by Max Herndon, Okla.
Reserve Champion Crossbred Barrow
Shown by Sierra Stephens, Texas
Reserve Champion Landrace Barrow
Shown by Danielle Nading, Kan.
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Shows & Sales
Novice Judging – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Conner Reichert, Okla.; 2nd: Karli Schwerdtfeger, Okla.; 3rd: Ty
Rayburn, Okla.; 4th: Kenzie Short, Texas.; 5th: Rylee Glazier, Okla. Back (l-r): 6th:
Chloe Mabry, Ark.; 7th: Kyser Nemecek, Kan.; 8th: Karson Osborn, Okla.; 9th: London
Hilton, Kan.; 10th: Keith Schulz, Ariz.;
Senior Judging – Top 10
Front (l-r): 2nd: Jessee Ferrell, Okla.; 9th: Katie Taylor, Okla. Not Pictured: 1st: Gatlin
Squires, Okla.; 3rd: Justin Jensen, Okla.; 4th: Deekota Williams, Okla.; 5th: Clark
Reuter, Okla.; 6th: Sydnee Gerken, Okla.; 7th: Cody Fishgrab, Okla.; 8th: Coy Kern,
Okla.; 10th: Regan Herren, Okla.
Intermediate Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Hunter McKinnon, Okla.; 2nd: Amber Wright, Okla.; 3rd: Emily Seeker,
Texas; 4th: Hallie Landry, La.; 5th: Danielle Nading, Kan. Back (l-r): 6th: Brandon
Stickler, Ill.; 7th: Matthew Whelan, Okla.; 8th: Bailey Cox, Okla.; 9th: Lacy Barrett, Ark.;
10th: Grant Colvin, Ind.
Junior Sweepstakes – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Ty Goss, Okla.; 2nd: Micah Malcolm, Ind.; 3rd: Travis Hamilton, Colo.;
4th: Rylee Simpson, Okla.; 5th: Keri Landry, La. Back (l-r): 6th: Max Fischer, Texas;
7th: Brody Nemecek, Kan.; 8th: Courtney Jinkens, Okla.; 9th: Kooper Branum, Okla.;
10th: Tyrell Stegner, Okla.
2013 NJSA Southwest Regional
Junior Judging – Top 10
Front (l-r) :1st: Rylee Simpson, Okla.; 3rd: Courtney Jinkens, Okla.; 4th: Ty Goss, Okla.;
5th: Micah Malcolm, Ind. Back (l-r): 6th: Travis Hamilton, Colo.; 7th: Brody Nemecek,
Kan.; 9th: Max Fischer, Texas. Not Pictured: 2nd: Madison Hathorn, Texas.; 8th: Nik
Venable.; 10th: Tyrell Stegner, Okla.
Novice Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Karson Osborn, Okla.; 2nd: Jaycie Kiker, Okla.; 3rd: Karli Schwerdtfeger, Okla.; 4th: Nealeigh Burrow, N.M.; 5th: Chloe Mabry, Ark. Back (l-r): 6th: Carly
Dreher, Kan.; 7th: Keith Schulz, Ariz.; 8th: Kyser Nemecek, Kan.; 9th: London Hilton,
Kan.; 10th: Kenzie Short, Texas
Senior Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Christine Todd, Ill.; 2nd: Peyton Hill, Texas; 3rd: Madison Butler, Ind.;
4th: Devin Ammann, Ill.; 5th: Summer Catlett, Okla. Back (l-r): 6th: Clayton Stephens,
N.Y.; 7th: Cade Childers, Okla.; 8th: Micah Lovelady, Okla.; 9th: Cameron Foote, Texas;
10th: Ross Taylor, Okla.
Intermediate Sweepstakes – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Brandon Stickler, Ill.; 2nd: Hallie Landry, La.; 3rd: Grant Colvin,
Ind.; 4th: Danielle Nading, Kan.; 5th: Amber Wright, Okla. Back (l-r): 6th: Matthew
Whelan, Okla.; 7th: Makayla Reynolds, Texas; 8th: Torrie Hathaway, Kan.; 9th: Caitlin
Dreher, Kan.; 10th: Kenney Taylor, Okla.
Intermediate Judging – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Shyann McWhirter, Okla.; 2nd: John Nelson, Okla.; 3rd: Torrie Hathaway, Kan.; 4th: Brandon Stickler, Ill.; 5th: Grant Colvin, Ind.; Back (l-r): 6th: Andrew
Anderson, Kan.; 7th: Makayla Reynolds, Texas.; 8th: Lacy Jo Barrett, Ark.; 9th: Caitlin
Dreher, Kan.; 10th: Kenney Taylor, Okla.
Junior Showmanship – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Ty Goss, Okla.; 2nd: Keri Landry, La.; 3rd: Micah Malcolm, Ind.; 4th:
Lori Ross, Okla.; 5th: Raylee Stuckey, Okla. Back (l-r): 6th: Travis Hamilton, Colo.; 7th:
Pace Mittelstaedt, Okla.; 8th: Max Fischer, Texas.; 9th: Phoebe Rogers, Okla.; 10th:
Kooper Branum, Okla.
Novice Sweepstakes – Top 10
Front (l-r): 1st: Karson Osborn, Okla.; 2nd: Chloe Mabry, Ark.; 3rd: Conner Reichert,
Okla.; 4th: Jacie Kiker, Okla.; 5th: Nealeigh Burrow, N.M. Back (l-r): 6th: Kyser
Nemecek, Kan.; 7th: Carly Dreher, Kan.; 8th: Kenzie Short, Texas; 9th: Keith Schulz,
Ariz.; 10th: Avery Kahle, Okla.
Senior Sweepstakes – Top 5
Front (l-r): 1st: Christine Todd, Ill.; 2nd: Madison Butler, Ind.; 3rd: Devin Ammann, Ill.;
4th: Katie Taylor, Okla.; 5th: Ross Taylor, Okla.
10/2/2013 10:33:20 AM
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION GILT
2013 INDIANA STATE FAIR
SHOWN BY DaLANEY VICKREY
raised by vickrey - bred by michel/platt
10/2/2013 10:33:21 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 Minnesota State Fair Open Show
St. Paul • Aug. 22-Sept. 2
Duroc Show • Judge: Jason Hirschfeld, Neb.
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•
•
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Grand Champion Boar: Kristin & Kari Boyum on 1st Class 1 Boar
Res. Grand Champion Boar: TLC Livestock on 1st Class 3 Boar
Grand Champion Gilt: Troy Skaar on 1st Class 1 Gilt
Res. Grand Champion Gilt: DJJ Durocs on 1st Class 4 Gilt
Premier Sire: SDF2 RED RUM 8-7
Premier Exhibitor: Beise Brothers, Minn.
DUROC SHOW
Class 1 Boars (2 Shown)
1. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 8-1 (HD1 RED DRAW 55-7)
2. Samuel Neutz, Minn., 1-4 (SDH9 YAK II 218-2)
1. Melvin Flanders, Wis., 7-2 (SDF0 RED CANNON 24-7)
2. Paul Nilson, Minn., 1-2 (HD1 GRUS TRACK STAR 91-8)
3. Roger Guse, Wis., 4-2 (TX1 VORTEX 12-1)
1. TLC Livestock, Minn., 4-7 (CRSH0 GLADIATOR 25-4)
2. Kelton Rozeboom, Wis., 6-5 (RTSP2 GENIUS 20-10)
3. Duane Beise & Sons, Minn., 3-7 (SDF2 RED RUM 8-7)
Class 4 Boars (10 Shown
1. Beise Brothers, Minn., 3-6 (SDF2 RED RUM 8-7)
2. Robert Owen, Iowa, 6-7 (SDF2 RED RUM 8-7)
3. Duane Beise & Sons, Minn., 6-6 (NBD0 PSSS BUCK CHERRY 63-1)
Class 1 Gilts (5 Shown)
Grand Champion Duroc Boar
Shown by Kristin & Kari Boyum
Grand Champion Duroc Gilt
Shown by Troy Skaar
1. Troy Skaar, Minn., 9-2 (RWG1 PIPELINE 51-3)
2. Samuel Neutz, Minn., 1-1 (SDH9 YAK II 218-2)
3. Mikailah Lindberg, Wis., 3-6 (MM1 GRUS STAR BUCK 4-4)
1. Kathryn Loppnow, Minn., 9-7 (HD0 ASIA 46-3)
2. Troy Skaar, Minn., 22-1 (CMJW0 TULSA TIME 6-1)
3. Bill Henslin, Minn., 9-5 (HD0 ASIA 46-3)
1. Kailee Berquam, Minn., 33-14 (06L1 PSSS HONEY BADGER 15-1)
2. Tyler McAllister, Minn., 13-7 (RBT1 ICE CHEST 13-7)
3. Emma Berquam, Minn., 4-10 (SDF2 RED RUM 8-7)
Res. Grand Champion Duroc Boar
Shown by TLC Livestock
Res. Grand Champion Duroc Gilt
Shown by DJJ Durocs
Hampshire Show
Yorkshire Show
• Grand Champion Boar:
Dean Myhre on 1st Class 2 Boar
• Res. Grand Champion Boar:
Matthew Voxland on 1st Class 3 Boar
• Grand Champion Gilt:
Wildung Hamps & Showpigs on 1st Class 4 Gilt
• Res. Grand Champion Gilt:
Mark Johnson on 1st Class 2 Gilt
• Premier Sire:
CAIN MY TURN 87-5
• Premier Exhibitor:
Dramen Hampshires, Minn.
• Grand Champion Boar:
Kristin & Kari Boyum on 1st Class 2 Boar
• Res. Grand Champion Boar:
Wayne Huinker on 2nd Class 2 Boar
• Grand Champion Gilt:
Kathryn Loppnow on 1st Class 3 Gilt
• Res. Grand Champion Gilt:
Kathryn Loppnow on 1st Class 4 Gilt
• Premier Sire:
TBRO0 WOW 53-4
• Premier Exhibitor:
Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn.
1. DJJ Durocs, Minn., 4-9 (RBTD1 EARTHQUAKE 54-1)
HAMPSHIRE SHOW
Class 1 Boars (2 shown)
1. Melvin Flanders, Wis., 5-4 (EC8 IRONMAN 150-1)
2. Larry McClendon, Minn., 1-9 (BOLO2 MY GOLD 1-2)
1. Dean Myhre, Minn., 4-6 (CPT5 2 GAME ON 13-6)
2. Dramen Hampshires, Minn., 13-1 (CAIN MY TURN 87-5)
3. Robert Bryson & Family, Minn., 3-4 (BVBF0 RAISING CAIN 9-10)
1. Matthew Voxland, Minn., 5-3 (LFM2 LAMBORGHINI MERCY 2-4)
Class 1 Gilts (3 shown)
1. Dramen Hampshires, Minn., 8-4 (CAIN MY TURN 87-5)
2. Stoney Creek Farms, Minn., 27-7 (JL1 HE’S A TEN 10-10)
3. Dean Myhre, Minn., 1-1 (CMS2 POINT BLANK 2-6)
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1. Mark Johnson, Minn., 10-1 (EC0 WOODY 122-2)
2. Kaylee Steele, Minn., 14-3 (BOLN1 POINT MAKER 118-3)
3. Dean Wetzel, Wis., 1-9 (CAIN1 MY TURN 87-5)
1. Clayton & Samantha Lahman, Minn., 2-6 (JDBZ TCG
PREDECESSOR)
2. Dramen Hampshires, Minn., 18-3 (PIVOT POINT 13-2)
3. Dean Myhre, Minn., 6-6 (CPT5 2 GAME ON 13-3)
Grand Champion Hampshire Boar
Shown by Dean Myhre
Grand Champion Hampshire Gilt
Shown by Wildung Hamps & Showpigs
1. Wildung Hamps & Showpigs, Minn., 82-9 (INITIAL BLOW)
2. Beise Brothers, Minn., 10-8 (CTP5 2 GAME ON 13-8)
3. Beise Brothers, Minn., 9-5 (CPT5 2 GAME ON 13-8)
YORKSHIRE SHOW
1. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 1-3 (ARK0 FINAL MOVE 2-8)
2. Duane Beise, Minn., 6-1 (JGR9 DAY TRIPPER 112-10)
3. Andrew Daberkow, Minn., 4-3 (RWG0 NET WORTH 233-1)
Res. Grand Champion Hampshire Boar
Shown by Matthew Voxland
Res. Grand Champion Hampshire Gilt
Shown by Mark Johnson
2. Wayne Huinker, Iowa, 26-5 (WSH2 BENCHMARK 40-1)
3. Mike Patterson Family, Minn., 1-2 (SRF1 DOC HOLLIDAY 2-8)
1. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 10-4 (TBRO0 WOW 53-4)
2. Jacob Storm, Minn., 2-1 (HACO2 TCG UNTOUCHABLE)
3. Jacob Storm, Minn., 2-5 (HACO2 TCG UNTOUCHABLE)
1. Doug Lind, Minn., 11-7 (JGR1 BOOTLEGGER 177-7)
2. Duane Beise, Minn., 15-6 (JGR9 DAY TRIPPER 112-10)
Grand Champion Yorkshire Boar
Shown by Kristin & Kari Boyum
Grand Champion Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Kathryn Loppnow
1. Grant Koski, Wis., 33-2 (KPSC0 MONTECITY 2-1)
2. Grant Koski, Wis., 33-1 (KPSC0 MONTECITY 2-1)
1. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., (TBRO0 WOW 53-4)
3. Schwecke Genetics, Minn., 9-10 (L1BJ1 DISTRACTION)
1. Kathryn Loppnow, Minn., 3-4 (LMO1 MOORE POWER 5-6)
2. Lukas Courson, Minn., 40-14 (ROUGHNECK)
3. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 3-6 (LMO1 MOORE POWER 5-6)
Res. Grand Champion Yorkshire Boar
Shown by Wayne Huinker
Res. Grand Champion Yorkshire Gilt
Shown by Kathryn Loppnow
1. Kathryn Loppnow, Minn., 10-6 (TBRO0 WOW 53-4)
2. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 10-9 (TBRO0 WOW 53-4)
3. Kristin & Kari Boyum, Minn., 11-9 (TRUE GRIT 119-6)
1. Jacob Storm, Minn., 10-9 (STHG1 GROUNDWORK 15-2)
2. Doug Lind, Minn., 11-2 (JGR1 BOOTLEGGER 177-7)
3. Jacob Storm, Minn., 10-7 (STHG1 GROUNDWORK 15-2)
10/2/2013 10:33:30 AM
Shows & Sales
2013 South Dakota
State
Fair
Junior
Show
•
Huron • Aug. 29-Sept. 2
Judge: Al Schminke, Iowa
Grand Champion Overall Market Hog
& Champion Crossbred Barrow
Shown by Tate Hoff
Res. Grand Champion Overall Market Hog
& Champion Crossbred Gilt
Shown by Tate Hoff
Champion Purebred Market Barrow
Shown by Amy Wolff
Res. Champion Purebred Market Barrow
Shown by John Eilertson
Champion Purebred Market Gilt
Shown by Layne Hauger
Res. Champion Purebred Gilt
Shown by Derek Van Asselt
Saturday, Feb. 1, 2014
Held in conjunction with the
NJSA Southeast Regional
Jan. 30-Feb. 2, 2014
Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter • Perry, Ga.
7:30 a.m.: Show • 6 p.m.: Sale
Featuring Duroc, Hampshire,
Yorkshire and Crossbred
boars and gilts
(Landrace gilts from jr. show only)
• Entries must be farrowed on or after June 1, 2013
• Entries due Dec. 13, 2013
For more information,
call 765.463.3594 or visit
www.nationalswine.com.
10/2/2013 10:33:41 AM
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RULES & REGULATIONS Feb. 1, 2014
*RULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE • FOR UP-TO-DATE RULES & REGULATIONS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT NATIONALSWINE.COM
HEALTH REGULATIONS (WTC & Southeast Regional)
1.
2.
Each animal entering the Georgia National Fairgrounds & Agricenter must be listed on
an official interstate health certificate issued by a licensed, accredited veterinarian.
a.
All hogs must be accompanied by an original health certificate.
Multiple hogs may be listed on one original, provided they
are transported and arriving on the same shipment.
b. Each animal must also be accompanied with two
photocopies of the original health certificate.
Certificate must be issued on or after Jan. 3, 2014, with the following information:
a. General Information to be included on Health Certificates
i.
Name and address of consignor; consigned to:
Winter Type Conference or NJSA Southeast Regional
401 Larry Walker Pkwy. • Perry, GA 31069-1367
ii.
Individual identification of animal (ear notch and/or ear tag).
ALL crossbred animals MUST be identified by a federally
recognized, permanently numbered ear tag.
iii. Health status of animal, including dates of required
tests and vaccinations MUST be listed.
iv. A permit number is required on each shipment of swine entering Georgia
and MUST be recorded on the health certificate. The accredited veterinarian
may obtain this permit by accessing the following website: http://forms.
agr.georgia.gov/SBPermits/Permits.aspx. If you have any questions on
obtaining permits, contact the GA Dept. of Ag, 404.656.3667
v.
Your driver’s license number MUST be included on your health certificate.
vi. Your veterinarian’s cell phone number MUST be
included on your health certificate.
vii. A premises ID number MUST be included on your health certificate.
b. Required Testing, Vaccinations and Statements
to be included on Health Certificates
i.
ALL Hogs (breeding and market) MUST be tested for pseudorabies (PRV) and
brucellosis on or after Jan. 3, 2014 UNLESS: Animals come from a PRV-qualified
and brucellosis-validated herd OR animals originate from a herd in a Stage IV or
Stage V state as defined in the Pseudorabies Eradication State-Federal-Industry
Program Standards and originate from a validated brucellosis free state.
a.
If the herd of origin is PRV qualified and brucellosis validated, individual testing
of each animal is not required. In this case, the PRV qualification and brucellosis
validation numbers must appear on the health certificate and complete quarterly
herd test date (month, day and year) must be stated on health certificate.
b. Swine tested for PRV and brucellosis must show the date blood sample
was drawn (month, day and year). Either the Elisa, PCFIA, ALA or S/N
tests are acceptable. Differentiable Elisa test will not be accepted.
ii.
ALL breeding animals coming to the show MUST be vaccinated against
Leptospirosis (6-way) including Bratislava and Erysipelas on or after
Jan. 3, 2014. The complete date of vaccination MUST be listed on the
health certificate. Market animals should not be vaccinated.
iii. It is strongly recommended that all breeding animals be vaccinated against influenza.
iv. All health certificates must carry the following statement:
“Farm or origin of the swine has not had pseudorabies or swine dysentery
in the last 12 months, has not had any signs or diagnosis of TGE or PEDv in
the last 60 days, feeds no garbage, uses no PRV vaccine, and is not under
quarantine for any disease condition; also that vesicular stomatitus has not
been diagnosed within 10 miles of the farm of origin within the last 30 days.”
GENERAL INFORMATION
 Entry fees for all entries must accompany
the respective entry form.
 All late entries will be charged
double the regular entry fees. All
entry fees are non-refundable.
 The NSR reserves the right to close
entries because of pen space limitations
any time after the printed deadline.
 All entries must be postmarked
by Dec. 13, 2013.
 All pedigrees for entries must be
recorded by Jan. 17, 2014, or an
additional rush fee will be charged.
 All entries must be ear notched using the
official NSR system (starting with number 1
in January and again in July of each year).
 CROSSBRED BOARS: A documented
stress test must be presented at
check-in. Stress status of boars will
be listed in the show and sale catalog
(this is a show and sale requirement).
 No entry or substitute entry will be
allowed to show or sell without a
registration certificate. Entries will be
divided into classes by farrowing date.
EXHIBITORS & ELIGIBILITY
 All exhibitors must be active
members of the NSR or must pay
the $75 participation fee.
 Entries are limited to two boars and three
open gilts per breed (Duroc, Hampshire,
Landrace, Yorkshire, crossbred) per
exhibitor (NJSA Southeast Regional
Landrace gilts only). ALL entries must be
farrowed on or after June 1, 2013, and
must have at least six teats on each side.
 All entries must meet their respective
breed requirements. Entries that do not
meet these requirements will not be
allowed to show or sell at the conference.
 If an exhibitor has an NSR account
that is past due, funds from the
sale of their animals will be applied
to their past-due account.
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE
 ALL open show hogs must be at the
fairgrounds by noon, Jan. 31, 2014.
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RULES & REGULATIONS Feb. 1, 2014
*RULES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE • FOR UP-TO-DATE RULES & REGULATIONS VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT NATIONALSWINE.COM
Enter online at: nationalswine.com Entry deadline: Dec. 13
BREEDING ANIMAL SALE
 Breeding animal classes will be divided into classes as equal as possible by farrowing date.
 A minimum of 60% of the number of each sex (boars & gilts) shown will be selected for
the sale. These animals will be selected with no set number selling from any single class.
Animals not selected for the sale can be consigned to the sale for an additional fee of $20
per head; this must be done by the conclusion of the show. If the animal sells, the fee will
be applied toward the sale commission. If the animal does not sell, the fee is forfeited.
 All animals selected and cataloged for the sale MUST go through the auction. Sale commission
will be 15% for all animals. If an animal that is selected and cataloged for sale does not go
through the sale ring, the exhibitor will be banned from exhibiting at NSR events for one
year and will be charged 15% of the average selling price of their respective breed sale. This
amount must be paid before reinstatement will be allowed. The exception to this rule will be if
an animal has become injured or ill and is inspected by a NSR staff member prior to the sale.
 The NSR acts only as the agent between buyer and seller. If proper
payment is made by the buyer in a timely manner, the NSR will make
settlement with the seller in approximately 30 days after the sale.
SPECIAL BREED REQUIREMENTS
 By entering any hog in this conference, the owner warrants
that the hog meets specific breed requirements.
 Such warranty is, however, solely that of the seller and not that of the
ALA, AYC, HSR, and UDSR , and the ALA, AYC, HSR, and UDSR assumes no
responsibility or liability in connection with such warranty by the seller.
 If any purebred animal sold at this conference is found to be a carrier of the color gene after
being tested through the procedures approved by the HSR, UDSR, ALA and AYC, the seller
agrees that he/she will promptly refund the full purchase price to the buyer. There will
be no refund of NSR commission from animals that are carriers of the color gene.
REMINDERS
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 29
 6 p.m. • Earliest entries may arrive
THURSDAY, JAN. 30
 8 a.m.-2 p.m. • Jr. & open show check-in
FRIDAY, JAN. 31
 Noon • All entries must be on grounds
 9 a.m.-2 p.m. • All open show
entries must be checked in
DNA STRESS STATEMENT
 No known stress positive or stress carrier
Duroc, Hampshire, Landrace or Yorkshire
animals will be allowed to be exhibited
or sold at any NSR-sponsored event.
 Such warranty is, however, solely that of the
seller and not that of the American Landrace
Association (ALA), American Yorkshire Club
(AYC), Hampshire Swine Registry (HSR)
or the United Duroc Swine Registry.
 The ALA, AYC, HSR and UDSR assume no
responsibility or liability in connection
with such warranty by the seller.
 If any animal sold at this conference is
found to be a carrier of the stress gene,
the purchaser has the right to receive full
refund of the purchase price from the seller.
 DNA testing for the stress gene must
be done within 60 days of the sale date
and all costs associated with testing for
stress must be paid by the purchaser.
The seller has the right to review the
test results and the right to re-test the
animal at a laboratory of his/her choice.
 Cost associated with re-test by the
seller is at the seller’s expense. There
will be no refund of NSR commission
from stress-carrier animals.
SATURDAY, FEB. 1
 7:30 a.m. • Yorkshire, Duroc,
Hampshire and crossbred shows
 6 p.m. • Yorkshire, Landrace, Duroc,
Hampshire and crossbred sales
(Offering Landrace gilts from the
NJSA Southeast Regional only.)

NO CLIPPING ALLOWED IN THE BARNS

YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSE NUMBER MUST
BE INCLUDED ON YOUR HEALTH PAPERS

A PREMISES ID NUMBER WILL
BE REQUIRED TO EXHIBIT

CROSSBRED BOARS MUST HAVE
A FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED
PERMANENT NUMBERED TAG AND
A DOCUMENTED STRESS TEST MUST
BE PRESENTED AT CHECK IN
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2014 Official Entry Form
Juniors, please indicate if this gilt is also your Southeast Regional entry.
Each breeder may enter a maximum of four purebred open gilts and four purebred boars from each breed and two crossbred boars. Boars and gilts must be
farrowed on or after June 1, 2013. Ear notches, farrowing dates and entry fees for each animal must accompany the entry blank.
ENTRY DEADLINE: DEC. 13, 2013
“By my entering this conference, I agree to comply with all rules and regulations of the conference.”
Name ______________________________________________________ NSR Breeder #/Herdmark _______________________
Address ______________________ Email___________________________________________ Phone ___________________
City ______________________________ State ________Zip _________________ Premise ID # _________________________
Card No. _________________________ Security Code _________ Exp. Date __________
(circle one)
(3 digit on back of card)
Duroc
D
H
L
Y
Cr
Hampshire
Landrace
Yorkshire
Crossbred
Boar Entries (maximum of 2):
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
Gilt Entries (maximum of 3):
Payment For Duroc Entries
# of Boars Entered _______ x $30 = ________
# of Gilts Entered
_______ x $30 = ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
3) EN _______ BORN ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
Payment For Hampshire Entries
# of Gilts Entered
_______ x $30 = ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
3) EN _______ BORN ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
Payment For Landrace Entries
# of Gilts Entered
_______ x $30 = ________
Only Landrace gilts entered in the NJSA Southeast Regional
are eligible for the WTC sale.
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
Payment For Yorkshire Entries
# of Gilts Entered
_______ x $30 = ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
3) EN _______ BORN ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
Payment For Crossbred Entries
# of Gilts Entered
_______ x $30 = ________
1) EN _______ BORN ________ 2) EN _______ BORN ________
3) EN _______ BORN ________
Non-member NSR participation fee __ @ $75 = ___________ Total Amount Enclosed $ _______________
Please send one check for all entries! Make the check payable to the National Swine Registry and mail to:
2639 Yeager Road, West Lafayette, IN 47906. ENTRIES MUST BE POSTMARKED BY DEC. 13, 2013
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Southeast
Regional
Jan. 29-Feb. 2, 2014
Perry, Ga.
Held in conjunction with the NSR Winter Type Conference
Thousands of dollars to be awarded in premiums and prizes!
• Champion Purebred Barrow Overall: One-Year Exiss Trailer Lease
• Res. Champion Purebred Barrow Overall: $500
• Champion Purebred Gilt Overall: $750
• Res. Champion Purebred Gilt Overall: $500
• Champion Breed and Crossbred Gilts & Barrows: $250
• Res. Champion Breed and Crossbred Gilts & Barrows: $100
• Champion Bred-and-Owned Gilts in each Breed: $250
• Res. Champion Bred-and-Owned Gilts in each Breed: $100
• Special prizes and awards for Skillathon, Showmanship and
Sweepstakes Contests.
SHOW REQUIREMENTS:
•
Barrows must weigh between 215-290 lbs. with a 15 lb. weigh-back.
•
Crossbred gilts must weigh 375 lbs. or less with a 15 lb. weigh-back.
•
Limit per exhibitor: Four purebred gilts, four purebred barrows, two crossbred gilts and two
crossbred barrows.
•
Exhibitors must show one purebred gilt for every crossbred gilt and show one purebred
barrow for every crossbred barrow.
•
To compete, exhibitors must be an NJSA member, 21 years of age and younger
as of Jan. 1, 2014.
Online entry available at
www.nationalswine.com
Farrowing Deadline: June 1, 2013 or after
Ownership Deadline: Dec. 2, 2013
Entry Deadline: Dec. 13, 2013
For more information: Contact Kaley Bontrager,
NSR Junior Activities Coordinator, at 765.463.3594
ext. 109 or [email protected].
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2013
Nov. 20-23 • Duncan, Okla.
Stephens County Fairgrounds • 580.470.7020
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The supreme showcase event
Entry deadline: Oct. 11
Offering more than 400 head of the nation’s finest breeding stock:
Durocs • Hampshires • Yorkshires • Crossbred boars
Berkshires • Chester Whites • Polands • Spots
The event for weanling pigs
All breeds and crossbreds
All weanlings sell Friday night
SCHEDULE
Wednesday, Nov. 20
8 a.m.
Earliest entries may arrive
Thursday, Nov. 21
9 a.m.
All entries must be in the barn
5 p.m.
Weanling Pig Sift
5:30 p.m. Selection of the champion
Weanling Pig Prospects (Ring A)
Fabulous Female Sale to follow
(All gilts selected will be sold in this sale.)
6:45 p.m. Male Weanling Pig Sale (Ring B)
Saturday, Nov. 23
Main Arena (Ring A)
9 a.m.
Hampshire sale followed by Duroc,
Yorkshire, Crossbred Boar
Main Arena (Ring B)
9:30 a.m. Chester White sale followed by Spot,
Poland, Berkshire
Friday, Nov. 22
South Arena
7:30 a.m. Hampshire show followed by Duroc,
Yorkshire, Crossbred Boar
Main Arena (Ring B)
8 a.m.
Chester White show followed by Spot,
Poland, Berkshire
For more information, call:
Ralph Doak: 765.427.9910 • Brian Anderson: 620.515.3348 • Michael Lackey: 765.427.3733
Blaine Evans: 765.730.3731 • Brian Arnold: 765.427.1186 • Mike Paul: 765.427.2692
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Seedstock Source
Your personal access to the best purebred Duroc, Hampshire, Landrace
and Yorkshire genetics in the United States.
ARKANSAS
FLYING J SHOW HOGS
Heath Jones
20909 Summers Mtn. Rd.
Lincoln 72744
Phone: 479.824.5837
(Durocs, Yorks)
CALIFORNIA
BAR-ONE FARMS
Wes Barone
6093 W. Mountain View Ave.
Caruthers 93609
Phone: 408.981.4881
(Durocs, Hamps, Yorks)
BEN TERRY
3540 Stony Point Rd.
Santa Rosa 95407
Phone: 707.584.5374
(Durocs, Landrace)
BOYTOR SWINE FARM
14811 Chandler St.
Corona 92880
Phone: 951.314.8876
(Hamps, Yorks)
CALIFORNIA STATE
UNIVERSITY, CHICO
Don Sinnott, Swine Technician
Phone: 530.898.6025
Email: [email protected]
Clay Carlson, Faculty
Phone: 530.898.6694
(Yorks)
CY A. HAWKINS
2299 Zumwalt Rd.
P.O. Box 1326
Williams 95987
Phone: 530.473.2264
(Hamps, Yorks, Crossbreds)
DAY'S SWINE FARM
Tony Day
20758 Road 212
Lindsay 93247
Phone: 559.909.2369
(Durocs, Hamps, Yorks, AOB)
DONALD NAVES & FAMILY
Donald & Michelle Naves
3922 Sycamore Lane
Pleasant Grove 95668
Phone: 916.799.5259
(Hamps, Yorks)
GOLDEN STATE GENETICS
Rachelle, John & June Bailey
445 S. Blaker Rd.
Turlock 95380
Phone: 209.656.9550
(Durocs, Hamps, Landrace, Yorks)
JUBE'S HAMPSHIRES
Jube Begley
815 Scenic Ave.
Santa Rosa 95407
Phone: 707.585.0538
(Hamps, Yorks)
LOIN EYE FARMS
Paul J. Fernandes Jr.
1365 Tawny Lane
Turlock 95380
Phone: 209.664.0309
Fax: 209.664.0309
(Hamps, Yorks)
MARIO & MICHELE BUONI
10400 Old River Rd.
Bakersfield 93311-9734
Phone: 661.397.8940
MARK & SANDY OTTENWALTER
2260 Lurline Ave.
Colusa 95932
Phone: 530.458.5700
(Hamps, Yorks)
MODESTO JR. COLLEGE
John Mendes
435 College Ave.
Modesto 95350
Phone: 209.575.6205
Fax: 209.575.6199
MOENCH FARMS
Wilbert & Dennis Moench
24701 Ave. 106
Terra Bella 93270-9716
Phone: 559.535.4347
Fax: 559.535.4347
MURPHY FARM
Cameron & Andrew Murphy
P.O. Box 105
Bodega 94922
Phone: 707.876.3364
Cell: 707.953.6174
(Hamps, Yorks)
NO LIMIT GENETICS
Adam Mendoza &
Becky Garner
2500 S. Walton Ave.
Yuba City 95993-9704
Phone: 530.844.2932
Cell: 209.602.6106
PANERO FARMS
Rhys & Jeanine Panero
11935 S. Van Allen Rd.
Escalon 95320
Phone: 209.838.7570
Rhys: 209.604.7594
(Yorks)
POWERHOUSE FARMS
Nathan & Kim Copp
2129 S. 10th St.
Los Banos 93635
Phone: 209.827.0460
Cell: 559.280.0119
ARMSTRONG GENETICS
JR & Ali Armstrong
Rt. 1, Box 57
Huntsville 62344
Phone: 217.667.2117
Cell: 217.440.7768
(Hamps, Yorks, Chesters, Spots)
REEDLEY COLLEGE
David Lopes
995 N. Reed Ave.
Reedley 93654
Phone: 559.638.0319
(Durocs, Yorks)
BARNETT FARMS
Rick & Dianne Barnett
1506 St. Rt. 100
Bluffs 62621
Phone: 217.754.3936
Cell: 217.248.1006
(Durocs, Hamps, Yorks,
Polands, Spots)
RIVER VIEW GENETICS
Tom Millar Jr.
8209 Co. Rd. 29
Glenn 95943
Phone: 530.934.0220
SMALL TOWN GENETICS
James & Kara Backman
2812 N. Hickman Rd.
Denair 95316
Phone: 209.620.4106
WEAVER FARMS
Steve & Pat Weaver
5801 Lambert Rd.
Elk Grove 95757
Phone: 916.684.2143
FLORIDA
HOLT SHOWPIGS
Dennis & Darren Holt
17402 SW 67 Ave
Archer 32618
Phone: 352.495.2760
Cell: 352.538.5363
MIKE WILLIAMS SHOWPIGS
Mike, Beth & Bud Williams
3816 NW 216th St.
Lawttey 32058
Phone: 904.710.9259
GEORGIA
PAT & BONNIE THRIFT & SON
Rt. 3, Box 1400
Folkston 31537
Phone: 912.496.2131
Fax: 912.496.2131
(Hamps, Yorks)
ILLINOIS
A&W GENETICS
Ande DeSollar/Ty Olson
1117 Lafayette St.
Beardstown 62618
Phone: 217.323.5269
(Durocs, Yorks)
BEHRMANN HOG FARM
Scott, Cliff & Tyler Behrmann
303 E. St. Rt. 161
Albers 62215
Plant: 618.248.5151
Farm: 618.228.7073
BOWEN HAMPS & YORKS
Brent & Kelly Bowen
16525 N. 900 E. Rd.
Bloomington 61704
Cell: 309.208.9058
(Hamps, Yorks)
CEDAR RIDGE FARMS INC.
The Grohmanns
5535 Cedar Ridge Lane
Red Bud 62278
Phone: 618.473.2325
Fax: 618.473.2264
CENTER PRAIRIE GENETICS
Tom Olson
16250 U.S. Hwy. 6
Princeton 61356
Cell: 815.303.4625
Farm: 815.875.3689
(Durocs, Hamps, Polands, Yorks)
CHET & CLAIRE BRINKMEIER
11100 W. Loren Rd.
Pearl City 61062
Chet: 815.443.2046
D&H SHOWPIGS
Dan & Holly Hartmann
21105 Hartmann Rd.
Maple Park 60151
Cell: 815.751.1019
(Hamps, Yorks)
DENNY SHOW PIGS
Alex Denny
345 N. Co. Rd. 3050
Augusta 62311
Phone: 217.392.2442
Cell: 217.248.8789
(Hamps)
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DICK & ZACK HOWELL
8775 Little Galilee Rd.
Maroa 61756
Dick: 217.935.8108
Zack: 217.935.6877
DOWN FAMILY SHOWPIGS
Brian Down
3848 N. 1600 E. Rd.
Cabery 60919
Phone: 815.949.1667
Cell: 217.823.3943
(Hamps, Yorks)
GLENN SADDORIS
25405 115th Ave. N.
Port Byron 61275
Phone: 309.523.3608
(Hamps)
JOHN & MELISSA
LIVERMORE & FAMILY
Rt. 1, Box 23
Media 61460
Phone: 309.924.1936
Cell: 309.221.2411
(Hamps, Yorks)
JORDAN MCGREW
17241 N. 24th Rd.
Good Hope 61438
Phone: 309.772.2694
KYLE & KASSANDRA KNAUTH
1253 N. 2600 E. Rd.
Milford 60953
Phone: 815.889.4363
(Landrace, Yorks)
LORENZEN FARMS
Tracy Lorenzen
11428 E. 2400 Rd.
Chrisman 61924
Phone: 217.269.2011
(Yorks)
MALONE SHOW PIGS
Roger, Mary Ann & Miranda
2076 Knox Rd. 2250 N.
Victoria 61485
Phone: 309.879.2550
Cell: 309.361.1119
(Durocs, Yorks, Crossbreds)
MCBRIDE HAMPS
David, Douglas & Nolan
1002 Il. Rt. 97
Gilson 61436
David: 309.221.4797
Douglas: 309.221.8295
Nolan: 309.221.0972
(Hamps)
MILLS BROTHERS
Daniel & David Mills
Rt. 1, Box 413
Clinton 61727
Phone: 217.935.4803
Cell: 309.824.3040
(Hamps, Yorks)
MOORE'S DUROCS
Russell Moore
Rt. 1, Box 109
Ellery 62833
Phone: 618.445.3944
(Durocs)
NORMAN BROS. & SON
Greg & Grant Norman
7234 E. 2700th Rd.
Sidell 61876
Phone: 217.887.2506
Cell: 217.822.2506
PETER FARMS
Mark, Dan & Karl Peter
1969 E. 1250th St.
Mendon 62351
Mark: 217.257.1381
Karl: 217.653.3941
PORCINE PARTNERS
Dan & Lisa Yates
1064 E. 750 N. Rd.
Cissna Park 60924
Phone: 815.228.3505
RANGE & THEOBOLD
Bill Range
6862 Fountain Oak Lane
Waterloo 62298
Phone: 618.973.1070
(Durocs, Hamps, Yorks, Crossbreds)
SCHULER FAMILY FARMS
Paul Schuler
29801 E. 2600 N. Rd.
Lexington 61753
Phone: 309.365.8738
Cell: 309.275.3973
(Durocs, Landrace, Yorks)
SCOTT & BRYAN BENNETT
13507 N. Rupp Rd.
Martinsville 62442
Phone: 217.382.4772
Cell: 217.251.0466
SILVER CREEK FARMS/
LEADING EDGE SHOWPIGS
Scott Toenyes, Adam Kimmle &
Brian Diesen
13372 Lee Rd.
Trenton 62293
Phone: 618.779.6989
(Hamps, Yorks)
STOHLQUIST SHOWPIGS
Ryan & Victoria Stohlquist
15825 Beaverton Rd.
Poplar Grove 61065
Phone: 815.569.1035
Cell: 815.509.0846
(Durocs, Yorks)
SWENSON GENETICS
Seth Swenson
13620 Lisbon Rd.
Newark 60541
Phone: 815.736.6097
Cell: 815.405.6279
THOMAS P. BIERMAN
17240 N. 300th St.
Wheeler 62479
Phone: 217.683.2395
(Hamps, Yorks)
TKF SHOWPIGS
Tom Kurtenbach Family
10708 N. 3200 E. Rd.
Chatsworth, 60921
Tom: 815.674.2406
Andy: 217.257.0685
Tom email: [email protected]
Andy email: [email protected]
(Durocs, Hamps, Polands)
WHEWELL'S PROFIT PRODUCERS
Russell Whewell
110 E. Main-Ferris
Carthage 62321
Farm: 217.746.8201
Home: 217.357.3813
ZEHR FARMS
31842 Dutch Lane
Washington 61571
Phone: 309.444.4195
Curt: 309.251.7447
(Durocs)
INDIANA
COUNTRY MARKET FARMS
Stan Rush & Eric Foland Family
703 S. 600 E.
Greentown 46936
Phone: 765.461.9469
DENHART & BENNETT
SHOWPIGS, LLP
134 E. 800 N. Rd.
Crawfordsville 47933
Randy Denhart: 765.918.4788
Wade Bennett: 765.918.8650
Farm: 765.339.4713
DRAKE PUREBRED FARMS
2736 N. Brick Church Rd.
Cambridge City 47327
Phone: 765.478.4802
FARRER STOCK FARM
Tom Farrer
6891 W. Co. Rd. 325 N.
Royal Center 46978
Tom: 574.643.9965
Cell: 574.727.0680
GEORGE & MIKE WATSON
1886 W. Greencastle Rd.
Mooresville 46158
Farm: 317.539.4968
Mike: 317.996.4055
(Hamps, Yorks)
HARVEY HAMPSHIRES
Don L. Harvey & Sons
15124 Dare Rd.
Brookville 47012
Darrell: 765.732.3504
Dale: 765.732.3470
Don: 765.732.3188
(Hamps)
JJ GENETICS
Guy Jackson & Mike Johnson
767 E. 1100 S.
Warren 46792
Guy: 260.375.6235
Mike: 260.375.6351
Fax: 260.375.2420 *51
(Durocs, Hamps)
KENT BRATTAIN & FAMILY
263 Co. Rd. 900 W.
Greencastle 46135
Phone: 765.653.1254
Cell: 765.720.3305
(Durocs, Hamps, Landrace)
KILMER SWINE FARMS
Dave Kilmer
1622 N. 900 E.
Monticello 47960
Phone: 574.943.3239
Jim: 765.412.6325
ROBIN RIDGE FARMS
Mike Fagg
1830 St. Rd. 246 W.
Clay City 47841
Phone: 812.939.2534 or
812.249.2851
Fax: 812.939.2534 *51
TEMPEL GENETICS
Bill Tempel
14693 N. U.S. 231
Gentryville 47537
Phone: 812.937.2620
Fax: 812.937.2621
(Landrace, Yorks)
TOP-LINE GENETICS
Tom & Jan Disque
8374 N. 100 E.
Seymour 47274
Farm: 812.497.2830
Cell: 812.521.2058
WHITESHIRE/HAMROC
Mike Lemmon
1818 E. 600 N.
Albion 46701
Phone: 800.825.2929 or
260.636.7304
Fax: 260.636.3703
YOUNG & GUARD
Del Guard
8614 W. 750 N.
West Lafayette 47906
Home: 765.583.4657
Tracie Knotts: 765.427.3048
(Hamps, Crossbreds)
JAMES S. MCKEE
2162 E. Green Bay Rd.
Attica 47918-8034
Phone: 765.762.6362
(Yorks)
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IOWA
BOMBEI & SONS SHOWPIGS
Matt Bombei
18824 Zephyr Ave.
Delta 52550
Phone: 641.660.5741
(Chesters, Yorks, Crossbreds)
BRINK PREDICTABLE GENETICS
Jerry D. Brink
23098 Gunder Rd.
Elkader 52043
Phone: 563.245.2048 or
563.245.1639
CAIN SUPER SIRES
Earl Cain & Family
19760 490th St.
Chariton 50049
Office: 641.774.5397
Earl: 641.203.1391
Dusty: 641.203.2257
Lee: 641.203.4447
Fax: 641.774.5447
(Hamps, Yorks, Durocs, Crossbreds)
DANIEL R. BURZLAFF
2331 185th St.
Delmar 52037
Phone: 563.659.9042
(Hamps, Yorks)
DCM HAMPS & DUROCS
David Martin
1482 County Home Rd.
Marion 52302
Phone: 319.854.7180
Fax: 319.854.7180
(Durocs, Hamps)
HILLCREST FARMS
Keith Wilson
2730 Oak Ave.
Guthrie Center 50115
Phone: 641.524.5384
Fax: 641.524.5360
HILLTOP FARMS
Richard Swenson
2210 623rd Ave.
Albia 52531
Phone: 641.932.3676
(Hamps)
HUINKER DUROCS LTD.
John & Ruth Huinker
1854 Middle Calmar Rd.
Decorah 52101
Phone: 563.532.9646
(Durocs)
WAYNE J. HUINKER
2091 Middle Ossian Rd.
Decorah 52101
Phone: 563.382.9814
Cell: 563.380.1372
(Hamps, Yorks)
IVERSON HAMPS & YORKS
Ronald & Marcia Iverson
275 E. 140th St. N.
Grinnell 50112
Phone: 641.236.3713
Cell: 641.990.0875
(Hamps, Yorks)
JAYME & SCOTT SIEREN
1235 210th St.
Keota 52248
Phone: 641.636.2153
(Hamps, Landrace, Yorks)
KAY CHRISTIAN DUROCS
1391 334th Rd.
Woodward 50276
Phone: 515.438.2035
Cell: 515.249.3207
(Durocs, Crossbreds)
KERNS FARMS
Steve & Becky Kerns
3354 140th St.
Clearfield 50840
Phone: 641.336.2952
Fax: 641.336.2450
MAREK LAND & LIVESTOCK
Timothy & Heather Marek
2659 170th St.
Riverside 52327
Phone: 319.648.4000
Cell: 319.330.5171
(Hamps, Yorks)
WUEBKER FAMILY SWINE GENETICS
Marvin Wuebker
2685 Quinton Ave.
Rockwell City 50579
Phone: 712.297.7644
MOELLER SHOWPIGS CO.
Terry Moeller
1340 Hwy. 218
West Point 52656
Phone: 319.469.6016
(Yorks)
POLICH FARMS
Eric Polich
2120 Owl Ave.
Woodward 50276
Phone: 515.438.2410
(Durocs, Hamps)
RICHARD MATTKE
3275 300th St.
Sumner 50674
Phone: 563.578.5582
(Durocs)
ROHRIG YORKS & SHOWPIGS
Matt Rohrig
2543 305 St.
P.O. Box 155
Orient 50858
Phone: 641.344.8869
(Yorks)
STEWART'S DUROC FARM INC.
Doug Stewart
1750 212th St.
Waverly 50677
Phone: 319.352.1709
Cell: 319.231.0676
WALDO FARMS OF IOWA
1889 210th St.
Winterset 50273
Phone: 800.869.0425 or
515.462.1240
WINMOR FARMS
Don & Jennifer Slagle
9316 Wickham Dr.
Johnston 50131
Phone: 515.418.0634
(Hamps, Yorks)
KANSAS
MESSNER FARMS
1824 Hwy. 75
Caney 67333
Richard Anderson: 620.879.5229
Brett Anderson: 620.870.9070
Brian Anderson: 620.515.3348
KENTUCKY
GEORGE & ERIC WATSON
1860 Watson Rd.
Hillsboro 41049
George’s Cell: 606.748.1317
Eric’s Cell: 606.748.2311
(Yorks)
VISTA BROOK FARMS
Dale, Kevin & Tim Ellis
3211 Webster Rd.
Danville 40422
Phone: 859.332.7623
Kevin’s Cell: 859.583.0380
MICHIGAN
WOODEN PUREBRED SWINE FARM
Dennis Wooden
61607 Crooked Creek Rd.
Cassopolis 49031
Phone: 269.445.8066
Fax: 269.445.3001
MINNESOTA
COMPART'S BOAR STORE INC.
Dean, Chris & Jim Compart
40750 441st Ave.
Nicollet 56074
Dean: 507.225.3737
Chris: 507.246.5012
Jim: 507.246.5179
Fax: 507.225.3075
COMPART'S PRIMARY SPF
Jim Compart
12126 293rd Ave.
Princeton 55371
Jim: 507.246.5179
Fax: 507.246.5339
MISSOURI
BROOKE BROTHERS
Michael & Dave Brooke
13623 CR 120
Braymer 64624-9311
Phone: 660.645.2855
FORKNER FARMS/
TRULINE GENETICS
Everett Forkner
9282 E Indian Line Rd.
Richards 64778
Phone: 417.484.3306
Toll-free: 877.489.0570
Fax: 417.484.3317
HEIMER HAMPSHIRES
Jesse Heimer
555 Birch Lane
Taylor 63471
Jesse’s Cell: 217.257.0138
Web: www.heimerhamps.com
(Hamps, Yorks, Berks)
JOE ROBERTS
6482 E. Farm Rd. 48
Fair Grove 65648
Phone: 417.759.2824
(Durocs, Hamps)
MCCLOUD FARMS INC.
John, Melanie & Katie
McCloud
805 N.W. Hwy. A
Trenton 64683
Phone: 660.485.6468
(Durocs, Yorks)
ORAM BROTHERS
36968 E. St. Hwy. 146
Gilman City 64642
Phone: 660.876.5302
(Yorks)
ROBISON GENETICS
Randy & Jimmy Robison
5536 S.W. Simental Rd.
Polo 64671
Phone: 660.354.2480
Randy: 660.354.3202
(Durocs, Hamps)
TEAM SLOAN
Scott, Tonya, Troy & Cody
9811 N.W. Dakota Dr.
Cameron 64429
Phone: 816.632.3548
(Durocs, Yorks)
WOLF BROTHERS
Gregg, David & Adam Wolf
4497 Hwy. W.
Chillicothe 64601
Ron: 660.646.9210
Adam: 573.289.3311
Gregg: 417.388.1348
ZEB JACKSON
5899 N.E. Crouch Rd.
Turney 64493
Phone: 816.664.2517
(Hamps)
NEBRASKA
JOY GENETICS
Sarah & Laura Joy
5130 F Rd.
Dunbar 68346
Phone: 402.873.4406
Office/Kirb: 402.873.6648
Fax: 402.873.6682
PENNER GENETICS INC.
John Penner
58135 722 Rd.
Plymouth 68424
John’s Cell: 402.223.7108
Kyle’s Cell: 402.239.2229
Fax: 402.228.0306
(Hamps, Yorks)
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S&D SHOWPIGS
Scott Dean
74398 342 Ave.
P.O. Box 245
Imperial 69033
Cell: 970.560.6733
(Berks, Chesters, Durocs, Spots, Yorks,
Crossbreds)
STEVEN FAUSS
P.O. Box 4
Nickerson 68044
Phone: 402.721.8057
(Hamps)
WALDO FARMS INC.
P.O. Box 8
DeWitt 68341
Phone: 800.869.0425
Fax: 402.683.6605
NORTH CAROLINA
LOOPER FARMS
Wesley Looper
4695 Petra Mill Rd.
Granite Falls 28630
Phone: 828.396.9102
SHARP FARMS
Alan Sharp
5171 Hwy. 581
Sims 27880
Phone: 252.235.3786
Fax: 252.235.4611
(Durocs, Yorks)
OHIO
BOBLENZ GENETICS &
GREG EDMONDSTONE
Kevin Boblenz
7620 Agosta-Larve Rd.
New Bloomington 43341
Phone: 740.499.2227
Cell: 740.361.4040
(Durocs, Yorks)
HESSICK'S HAMPS & YORKS
Tim & Sarah Hessick
5475 N. Twp. Rd. 169
Tiffin 44883
Phone: 419.639.3279
(Hamps, Yorks)
ISLA GRANDE FARMS
Rick L. Fogle
2730 Harding Hwy. W
Marion 43302
Phone: 740.382.1580
Rick’s Cell: 740.225.2541
PARRISH FARMS
Howard, Frank & Steve Parrish
5140 County Road J
Edon 43518
Phone & Fax: 419.272.2852
Howard: 419.553.6042
OKLAHOMA
HOFSCHULTE FAMILY
P.O. Box 263
Wyandotte 74370
Home: 918.542.6410
Phillip: 918.231.8740
Nick: 918.541.7893
Chris: 918.961.1679
(Durocs, Hamps, Yorks,
Crossbreds)
OREGON
GOURLEY FAMILY FARMS
Mark & Joyce Gourley
2280 Primrose Loop
Philomath 97370
Phone: 541.929.6264
(Yorks)
PENNSYLVANIA
PEPPLE GENETICS
Jacob Pepple
814 Lafayette Rd.
New Enterprise 16664
Jacob: 814.766.2970
James: 814.766.2318
(Durocs, Yorks)
TENNESSEE
BART JONES
466 Red Hill Rd.
Lafayette 37083
Phone: 615.666.3098
DEREK BARTHOLOMEW
2965 Laster Rd.
Huron 38345
Phone: 731.968.5230
Cell: 731.614.4232
(Durocs, Yorks)
TEXAS
5A FARMS
Tim Armour
780 ACR 2205
Palestine 75801
Phone: 903.538.2175
(Yorks, Crossbreds)
ALBERT'S YORKSHIRE FARM
John Albert
1442 Haeckerville Rd.
Cibolo 78108
Phone: 210.658.5017
CARL KENT & SONS
Box 62
Pottsboro 75076
Home: 903.786.9423
Carl’s Cell: 903.271.5128
DONALD HILSCHER
3950 FM 1125
Bowie 76230
Phone: 940.872.5785
(Durocs, Spots)
HOLLEY FARMS
Ron Holley & Cody McCleery
3124 Old Brock Rd.
Weatherford 76087
Cody home: 817.594.3625
Cody: 817.613.6666
LUCKY GENETICS
Andrew & John Turek
302 Co. Rd. 425
Stockdale 78160
Phone: 530.824.4731
Andrew: 530.510.9322
(Hamps, Yorks)
REAL HOG FARMS
Charles Real
15492 Real Rock Rd.
Marion 78124
Phone: 830.914.2833
Charles’ Cell: 210.827.7351
Fax: 830.914.3437
SAM SPARGER & FAMILY
7900 Hwy. 6
DeLeon 76444
Sam’s Home: 254.893.2137
Sam’s Cell: 254.842.4008
Danny’s Home: 254.893.5929
TAILGATE FARMS
Levelland
Phone: 325.446.4166
Web: www.tailgatefarms-texas.com
(Yorks, Crossbreds)
VISIONARY SWINE GENETICS
320 E. 6th Street
Flatonia 78941
Jake Bass: 361.258.1027
Allen Jackson: 512.207.0038
Morgan Wagner: 830.480.8028
NUTTLEMAN FARMS
Steve Nuttleman
N. 55725 CTH DE
Bangor 54614
Steve: 608.386.8803
(Durocs, Yorks, Polands)
TOM KNAUER FAMILY
352 N County Rd. M
Avalon 53505
Phone: 608.883.2838
(Hamps, Landrace)
TOM RAKE FAMILY
6840 Schumacher
Waunakee 53597
Phone: 608.849.7458
Fax: 608.849.7461
TRIPLE L SHOWPIGS
Darren, Laura, Austin &
Natalie Lynd
5027 S. Reid Rd.
Janesville 53546
Phone: 608.676.5816
WILSON'S PRAIRIE VIEW FARM
Scott & Ralph Wilson
N. 5627 Co. Hwy. DD
Burlington 53105
Phone: 262.763.6646
Scott: 262.763.6145
Fax: 262.763.6145
WINMOR FARMS
5027 S. Reid. Rd.
Janesville 53546
Ron Smith: 608.290.7881
Jennifer Slagle: 515.418.0634
(Hamps, Yorks)
WISCONSIN
BADGER SWINE
Bill Krieg & Mark Justmann
N. 4477 Co. Rd. 1
Lowell 53557
Bill: 920.342.8105
Mark: 920.344.0230
BUTTS PUREBREDS
Allan & Jayson Butts
17204 W. Emery Rd.
Evansville 53536
Phone: 608.882.4122
KUHLOW GIRLS SHOWPIGS
Chelsea, Kallista & Darin Kuhlow
407 Allen St.
Clinton 53525
Chelsea: 608-774-2610
Darin: 608-436-0217
email: [email protected]
(Durocs, Yorks, Crossbreds)
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NAILE
North American International Livestock Exposition
National Junior Market Swine Show
Kentucky Exposition Center • Louisville, Ky.
CO-SPONSORED WITH:
Nov. 9-11, 2013 • livestockexpo.org
Show Info
Schedule
• All exhibitors must be certified through the PQA
Plus Program, administered by the National
Pork Board. Swift & Co., the NAILE’s local
packing facility, requires this certification.
Tuesday, Oct. 1
Entry deadline. Entry forms and rules available
at www.livestockexpo.org or call 502.595.3166.
• The Junior Purebred Show includes Berkshire,
Chester White, Duroc, Hampshire, Landrace,
Poland China, Spotted and Yorkshire entries.
• The show, which is open to barrows and gilts,
is a terminal show without a carcass contest.
• Junior Showmanship is open to all youth,
whether exhibiting animals or not.
• Junior exhibitors of Duroc, Hampshire,
Landrace and Yorkshire entries must be
members of the National Junior Swine
Association. For membership information, call
765.463.3594 or visit www.nationalswine.com.
Saturday, Nov. 9
Check-in of all entries;
Barnyard Olympics following check-in.
All exhibitors will declare weights on market hog
entries (See NAILE market hog premium book
for rules, regulations and new processes.)
Div. 1 & 2 Junior Showmanship
Sunday, Nov. 10
Div. 3-5 Junior Showmanship;
Junior Purebred Show follows showmanship.
Monday, Nov. 11
Junior Crossbred Show; Grand and Reserve Breed
Champions compete for Grand Champion Overall.
• All purebred animals must be transferred to
the junior exhibitors on or before Oct. 1, 2013.
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Date Book
OCTOBER
27 American Royal Crossbred Market Hog Show &
Junior Premium Auction Kansas City, Mo.
1 Denny Show Pigs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
27
West
Texas Genetics Miles FFA Sale, Miles, Texas
1 Lackey, McCoy, Ogle Online Female Sale, drive.com
28
America’s
Most Wanted Online Sale, showpig.com
2 Stohlquist Showpigs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
28
Isla
Grande
Farms Online Sale, showpig.com
3 Penner Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
28
Peter
Farms
Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
3 West Texas Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
29
Brinning
Genetics
Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
4-5 Tulsa State Fair, Tulsa, Okla.
29
Denny
Show
Pigs
Online
Pig Sale, showpig.com
5 Entourage Sale, Aspermont, Texas
29
Hoosier
Elite
Online
Sale,
thepigplanet.com
5-6 Ring of Success, Levelland, Texas
30
Heimer
Hampshires
Online
Pig Sale, showpig.com
6 WinTex Farms Open House, 5 p.m., Lubbock, Texas
30
Duelm’
s
Prevailing
Genetics
Online
Sale, showpig.com
7 Lambright Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
31
New
Castle
Genetics
Online
Pig
Sale,
showpig.com
8 Frontline Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
8 Triple B Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
NOVEMBER
8 WTX #1, 7 p.m., www.wintexfarms.com
2 Bedlam Bash Sale, 2:30 p.m., Blair, Okla.
9 Brinning Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
2 Duelm’s Late Private Treaty Sale, 8:30 a.m.,
9 Team Sloan Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
New Braunfels, Texas
10 Heimer Hampshires Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
2 JJ Genetics at Oliver & Oliver Sale, Reedsville, Ga.
10-13 NJSA Eastern Regional, Hamburg, N.Y.
2 Passion for the Purple/NJAPS Sale, Waurika,
12 Fischbacher Barrow Sale, Noon, Wildorado, Texas
Okla.
13 Armstrong Genetics Online sale, showpig.com
3 Glory Seeker’s Online Sale, showpig.com
13 Lutcher High School, Lutcher, La.
3 WTX #, 2 p.m., Lubbock, Texas
13 Wall Swine Breeders Sale, San Angelo, Texas
4 America’s Most Wanted Online Sale, showpig.com
14 America’s Most Wanted Online Sale, showpig.com
5 Frontline Genetics Online Sale, showpig.com
14 Peter Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
5 Huinker Durocs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
15 Bolo Show Pigs Online sale, showpig.com
6 Darby Valley Genetics Online Sale, showpig.com
6 Range Hog Farm Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
15 Wayne Huinker Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
16 Range Hog Farm Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
6 JJ Genetics Online Showpig Sale, showpig.com
17 New Castle Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
7 Entourage Pig Sale, Aspermont, Texas
18-19 Duelm’s Best of the Best Sale,
New Braunfels, Texas
8 Perfect Timing Pig Sale, Lawton, Okla.
18 Major League Sale, Snyder, Texas
9 Southwest Elite Sale, Walters, Okla.
19 Battle for the Banner Sale, Stamford, Texas
9-10 NAILE Pedigreed Market Show, Louisville, Ky.
20 Moyer & S&K Showpigs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
10 2nd Circle of Gold Pig Sale, El Reno, Okla.
20 Real McCoy Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
11 Creager Family Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
21 Steve Cobb & Family Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
11 Peter Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
21 Creager Family Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
11 Wayne Huinker Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
22 Frontline Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
22 Ottenwalter Showpigs Online Sale, showpig.com
22 Stewart’s Duroc Farm Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
12 Moyer & S&K Showpigs Online Sale, showpig.com
12 Seedstock EDGE Position Page Sale,
22 West Texas Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
showpig.com
22 WTX #2, showpig.com
13 Eddie Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
23 Darby Valley Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
13 Farrer Stock Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
23 Ryan Showpigs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
13 Ryan Showpigs Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
14 Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics Online Sale, showpig.com
14 Heimer Hampshires Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
24 October/November SE Ad Copy Deadline
14 Moyer & S&K Showpigs Bred Gilt Online Sale,
25 American Royal Weigh and Tag Market Hogs &
showpig.com
Check-In Pedigreed Gilts, Kansas City, Mo.
14 Ottenwalter Showpigs Online Sale, showpig.com
26-27 Circle of Gold Pig Sale, El Reno, Okla.
26 American Royal Swine Showmanship & Pedigreed
Gilt and Market Hog Shows, Kansas City, Mo.
14
16
16
17
18
20-23
25
Stewart’s Duroc Farm Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
Brinning Genetics Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
Great Southern Pig Sale, 7 p.m., Amber, Okla.
Creager Family Farms Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
Steve Cobb & Family Online Pig Sale, showpig.com
NSR Fall Classic, Duncan, Okla.
Peter Farms Bred Female Sale, showpig.com
DECEMBER
1 2014 National Swine Registry Picture Judging
Contest posted online, nationalswine.com
2 NJSA Southeast Regional Ownership Deadline
3 Baade-Penner Online Bred Femal Sale, showpig.com
4 Moyer & S&K Showpigs Bred Gilt Online Sale,
showpig.com
4 Olsen Bred Gilt Online Sale, buyerschoiceauction.com
5 Stewart’s Duroc Farm Bred Gilt Sale, showpig.com
8 MILF Online Bred Female Sale, showpig.com
9 Isla Grande Farms Online Sale, showpig.com
12 Farrer Stock Farms Online Bred Gilt Sale, showpig.com
12 Wetovick Purebreds Sow Power Bred Gilt Sale,
Fullerton, Neb.
13 NJSA Southeast Regional Entry Deadline
JANUARY
29-Feb. 2
NJSA Southeast Regional, Perry, Ga.
FEBRUARY
1 2014 National Swine Registry Picture Judging
Contest entries due
MARCH
8 Shaffer Goldrush Customer Appreciation Sale,
Richmond, Ind.
10/2/2013 10:34:58 AM
By Ann Fry
Peter Farms
In the days when repurposing was done more for
practicality than for decorating, the Peter men started
raising hogs in a chicken coop on the family’s rented
Illinois farm. The patriarch, Don, spent his days as
herdsman for J.C. McLean, owner of the prestigious
Dor Mac Angus Farm, but at home he was a hog man.
He started with Berkshires when his boys, Mark and
Kirk, were young, then expanded to Hampshires, in
1962. Mark bought his own bred Hampshire gilts, in
1968, from Hamp-An Farms and Jim Foster, and kept
them at the “poor farm,” an old dilapidated farm his
father owned five miles down the gravel road.
Two short years later, Mark headed off to college
at Western Illinois University and spent three
years working with Bruce Egnell, manager
of the boar test station at the school.
“It was the ideal setting for a young person
excited about being a hog breeder. I got to meet and
interact with prominent breeders, of all breeds,
whose boars were on test at Western. I also got to
know a lot of fellow hog enthusiasts,” Mark says.
Mark and his high school sweetheart, Jill, were
married in May of 1972. They lived in a trailer on a
rented five acre tract and kept a handful of their
own Hampshire sows under a grove of trees behind
the trailer. Jill is still a source of support and
encouragement for Mark, his pigs and Peter Farms.
As graduation approached, Mark was faced with a
decision: take a full-time job and raise hogs on
the side, or make a career out of raising hogs. With
encouragement from his father and Ruben Edwards,
he and Jill moved their eight sows home to Mendon,
Ill., to join the other 80 sows waiting for them.
For the next three decades, Don, Kirk and Mark would
build, grow and change their operation. The farm
started with mainly Hampshires, but added Yorkshires
and Durocs. They focused primarily on female production
until 1992, when they started working with Premier Swine
Breeding Systems. They sold nearly 1,000 boars each
year for 16 years through Premier, until the industry
demand changed. At that point, Peter Farms went back
to its roots of purebred Hampshires and showpigs.
Don and Ma
rk
Peter discu
ssing
pick at the 2 their Champion Hamp
shire Boar
000 World
Pork Expo.
Today, Kirk’s son, Karl, has joined the operation.
Together, the family has 80 purebred Hampshires
and 25 crossbred showpig-based sows. The remnants
of the commercial production can still be seen,
as these sows are all raised on the slattedfloor barns built in 1995. Perhaps, the most
important echo of their commercial background is
the emphasis on raising productive females.
“In any breeding herd, the females are the essential
element. Any success that you have is tied to
maintaining a productive, structurally-correct
female line, whatever species you are in. Over the
years, our reputation has been built on that. Our
sows are functional and correct,” Mark says.
Maintaining the integrity of their females is a lesson
the Peter boys learned from Don’s days with cattle.
The females at Dor Mac Angus Farm made up a very
correct, very productive cow herd, and Peter Farms
tried to follow that same pattern with their sows.
“If you would look at our operation, we have some basic
principles that we have carried through multiple
decades of hog production that are just as valuable
and applicable today as they were in 1960 when we
started raising hogs: soundness of feet and legs,
reproductive soundness, just basic pig production
things. You have to bring the other characteristics
into your pigs that are sought after at the time,
but if you stay functional and reproductive, you
are always going to be in the game,” Mark says.
Mark learned more than the importance of good females
from watching his father. He also learned about
good business and the importance of integrity.
“We just try to pattern the way we do business after
the way dad did, by doing things the right way and
treating people the right way,” Mark says. “We span a lot
of years of raising hogs, and we try to stay relevant
today, but the fundamentals will never go out of style.”
A quick glimpse into how some of our industry’s premier
producers got their start in the purebred swine business.
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INDIANA
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Shaffer’s Goldrush, Albany..............................................6
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