Official Publication of Missouri Hereford Association September 2010

Missouri
Hereford News
Official Publication of
Missouri Hereford Association
September 2010
Reynolds Herefords
Since 1950
Celebrating 60 years with 60 Lots
Nov. 5, 2010 Dinner at 6:00
Nov. 6, 2010 @ 12:30 • Lunch @ 11:00
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Bulls • Spring Pairs and Breds • Fall Pairs
Catalog Requests Welcome
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Huntsville, MO 65259
Home: 660-277-3679
Cell: 660-676-3788
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.reynoldsherefords.com
Two Sales…
One Day…
Star Lake Ranch Ready Bull Sale
& Fall Celebration Female Sale
Sunday, Oct. 17, 2010 • Skiatook, Okla.
Demand
The Brand
11:30 a.m. Female Sale
1:30 p.m. Bull Sale
Selling 150 Head
ET Bull Calf
ET Bull Calf
ET Bull Calf
ET Heifer Calf
2 year old
donor kind
ET Bull Calf
ET Heifer Calf
2 year old
Donor cow
Ranch Ready Bull
ET Heifer Calf
3 year old
ET Heifer Calf
Donor kind
SELLING
• 75 Bulls – most
Ranch Ready Bull
are Ranch Ready
20-month old bulls. Stout and beefy, 90 lb.
or less at birth, tested and ready to work.
• The top cut of our ’10 ET bull calves for the
Star Lake 2011 Denver Carload.
• 60 Female lots sell, including donor prospects.
• Pairs sell with show prospects at side.
• Fancy show heifers from our ET calf crop.
• Premium selection of frozen embryos.
• Demand the brand of Herefords carrying the
latest genetics with the right documentation.
Ranch Ready Bull
Ranch Ready Bull
Ranch Ready Bull
SELLING
75 BULLS!
STAR LAKE FALL CELEBRATION FEMALE SALE & RANCH READY BULL SALE – SUNDAY, OCT. 17, 2010 • SKIATOOK, OKLA.
Sale will be broadcast live on the Internet at www.superiorlivestock.com and www.LiveAuctions.tv
See video of the sale offering after Oct. 10th at www.starlakeherefords.com
Go to www.starlakeherefords.com for Monthly Internet Auctions the 3rd Weekend each Month and for ongoing Private Treaty Sales
STAR LAKE
CATTLE RANCH
P. O. Box 40 • Skiatook, OK 74070
Phone (918) 396-4322 • Fax (918) 396-4350
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site: www.starlakeherefords.com
CALL STAR LAKE FOR A CATALOG OR ROOM RESERVATIONS
THE SEEDSTOCK SOURCE
WHERE QUALITY AND TECHNOLOGY BECOME ONE
Ele ve n-Time J unior N a tiona l Pre mie r B reeder
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Brad Prather • Josh Taylor • Dustin Dillman • Robbie Duis
Jim & Judy Blin • Randy, Debbie, Jon & Jaci Blin
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Logic 023R • Right Time 192K • About Time 743 • Durango 4037
watch for our sale consignments
• Central MO Polled Hereford Association, September 18th, Eldon, MO
• Show-Me Polled Hereford Classic, Nov. 20th, Sedalia, MO
www.glengrovefarms.com
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Our Focus Since 1952
565 Candy Meadow FarM road
Lexington, tennessee 38351
rob Helms (731) 968-9977
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Fax (731) 967-1445
For more information contact
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October 30, 2010
at Deana Jak Farm
New Enterprise, Pennsylvania
11:00 A.M. (EDT)
Traditions Renewed Sale
Offering an elite group of outstanding bulls, females, show heifers and steer prospects.
• All animals available for our NEW Junior Incentive Program!
NJW 966R 2R Cream 6U
IVY HHF Pris L85 P12
STAR 115N Polly Beth 35T ET
Sire: KJ 2403 Recruit 966R
Sire of Dam: Klondike 28U 707B
Sire: SHF Landmaster 236G L85
Sire of Dam: DR Achiever 8403
Sire: STAR 12G Palliadin 115N
Sire of Dam: CS Boomer 29F
NS 005 Keepsake 401
NJW 57G M15 Vera 32T ET
STAR 8063 Orona 19U ET
— Selling Progeny from These Fine Females —
Sire: NS Keno 005
Sire of Dam: WNH NS Elixir
Sire: RU 20X Boulder 57G
Sire of Dam: RF Positive Plus 73C M15
Sire: Remitall Online 122L
Sire of Dam: HH Advance 697F 1ET
Plan today to be there!
www.deanajakfarms.com
Corporate Office:
P.O. Box 304
Wagontown, PA 19376
(610) 942-4249
(610) 942-4288 fax
Farm Address:
337 Guyer Corner Rd.
New Enterprise, PA 16664
(814) 766-2893
Doug and Jenny Howe, owners
[email protected]
Cody and Casie Helms, farm managers
(814) 766-2893
Committed to our industry ’s strongest asset — the children
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A Word From the Board
Keep up on the latest Missouri Hereford news
items by visiting the MHA website:
By Jimmie Butler
mohereford.org
Hereford Breeders,
Wow! This summer has certainly been
one for the records. Although this summer
was very hot and humid, this did not shy
people away from the shows this summer.
Missouri was well represented at the Junior National
Hereford Expo in Indianapolis, IN with around 60 head
of cattle and 25 exhibitors and their families. There were
80 head of Herefords exhibited at the Ozark Empire Fair
and 196 head at the Missouri State Fair. What a great
representation at all these events. As summer draws to
an end, the sale season kicks in and the demand for our
breed is stronger than it’s ever been.
The board met at the state fair and decided to sponsor
Hereford Influence feeder calf sales at the Miller County
Sales facility starting in November. Check this issue for
further details on upcoming sale dates.
The Opportunity Sale is just around the corner and
will be here before we know it. The Hereford weekend
will kick off on Saturday, December 4 with the annual
meeting and banquet followed by the Opportunity sale on
Sunday, December 5. Start making plans to be in Sedalia
for the Hereford weekend. We will have a block of rooms
at the Best Western State Fair Inn so call now before you
forget.
If you ever have a concern or need assistance with
anything, please do not hesitate to contact me or one of
the board members. We would be glad to help. Looking
forward to seeing everyone at sales this fall!
Sincerely,
Jimmie Butler
Please let us know if we can be of assistance at the following sales
that we are involved in this fall.
Sept 19...............................Lowderman Cattle Co....Macomb, IL
Sept 25............ Touchstone Polled Herefords, Munfordville, KY
Sept 29.............................NJW Polled Herefords, Sheridan, WY
Sept 30...............................................Mohican West, Laurel, MT
Oct 2...................................... Journagan Ranch, Springfield, MO
Oct 4.....................................Wooden Shoe Farms, Blackfoot, ID
Oct 9.................................Whaley Polled Herefords, Dalton, GA
Oct 15....... Schu-Lar Herefords, Llc Dispersion, Lecompton, KS
Oct 17...............................Star Lake Cattle Ranch, Skiatook, OK
Oct 23.............. Mohican Polled Hereford Farms, Glenmont, OH
Oct 24.........................TLR Polled Herefords, Berlin Center, OH
Oct 30..............................................Broadlawn Farms, Lena, MS
Nov 6...... Michigan State University Fall Fest, East Lansing, MI
Nov 7.................. Beck-Powell Polled Herefords, Bainbridge, IN
Nov 13............................................Grandview/CMR, Como, MS
Nov 20......................... Show Me Polled Herefords, Sedalia, MO
Dec 5..................... Missouri Hereford Association, Sedalia, MO
Look for these sales on our website: www.reedent.com
The Missouri Hereford News is the official publication of the
Missouri Hereford Association. It is published four times a year
at 1937 Kensington Square, Rolla, Missouri 65401. Susan T.
Hand is Editor and Publisher.
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Missouri Hereford Association Officers
and Directors
MHA President:
Jimmie Butler – Republic, Dist. 7
MHA Vice President:
Darrell Aufdenberg – Perryville, Dist. 9
MHA Sec/Treasurer:
Matt Reynolds – Huntsville
Directors:
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Tony Belzer - Browning, Dist. 2
Eddie Roth – Windsor, Dist . 3
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A Note from the Editor:
Hello, Hereford Breeders.
Here it is the middle of September already and the majority
of the shows are behind us. In spite of withering heat at both the
Ozark Empire and State Fairs, there were excellent Herefords
in all the shows this summer. The Junior National Hereford
Expo in Indianapolis had the cream of the young Herefords from
across the nation and it ranked as one of the largest shows ever
assembled by the JNHE. Many of the classes of both “Owned”
and “Bred and Owned” heifers were made up of animals born
within two days of each other. When they narrow the classes
down that far you can be sure there are a lot of animals to work
through.
It is now time to turn at least part of our attention to the
upcoming sale season. You will find several sale announcements
in this issue, among them the Star Lake fall sale, MSU- Journagan
Ranch sale, Grandview CMR sale, Reynolds Herefords sale,
the Show-Me Classic, DeanaJak sale and last but certainly not
least the Missouri Opportunity Sale. If you are looking to buy
there are certainly plenty of options. Speaking of the Missouri
Opportunity Sale and the Show-Me Classic, please be aware that
the November 1st issue of the Missouri Hereford News is your
best chance to advertise your consignment animals for these two
sales. Your material for an ad needs to be to the editor no later
than October 1st. If you are sending a print-ready ad you can
have until the 10th of October.
We have our usual array of features; Joe Rickabaugh is
bringing us up to date on concerns from the AHA; there are
roundups with photos from the summer shows; the junior page
has JNHE and PRIDE Convention summaries as well as the new
MJHA officers and the women’s page has new officers and some
new money raising projects to announce.
I would like to ask your help with one of my problems with
the Post Office. Now that I am having the envelopes bar coded,
they are telling me that some of the addresses that I have can
not be coded because they have been replaced by a new address
system. It does save a few cents if they can be coded and handled
electronically. If you know that you have a newer address than
the one I am using, could you please share it with me. The “route
and box number” addresses seem to be
most consistently kicked out. I would
appreciate any help you can give me
in my ongoing negotiations with the
Post Office.
I hope your summer has been
good even though the weather has been a little crazy, some places
lots of rain and other places really dry. Our one constant element
would have to be the heat. Its a shame we can’t bottle it and
save it for those biting cold days of winter. Remember not too
long ago we were worrying about keeping those late winter/early
spring babies warm so their ears wouldn’t freeze. I will look
forward to seeing a lot of you around the sale rings this fall.
Sue Hand
The Porch
A blonde teenage girl, wanting to earn some extra money for
the summer, decided to hire herself out as a ‘handy-woman’ and
started canvassing a nearby well-to-do neighborhood.
She went to the front door of the first house, and asked the
owner if he had any odd jobs for her to do. ‘Well, I guess I could
use somebody to paint my porch,’ he said. ‘How much will you
charge me?’
Delighted, the girl quickly responded, ‘How about $50?’
The man agreed and told her that the paint brushes and everything she would need was in the garage. The man’s wife, hearing
the conversation said to her husband, ‘Does she realize that our
porch goes ALL the way around the house?’
He responded, ‘That’s a bit cynical, isn’t it?’ The wife replied, ‘You’re right. I guess I’m starting to believe all those
dumb blonde jokes.
Later that day, the blonde came to the door to collect her
money. ‘You’re finished already?’ the startled husband asked.
‘Yes, the blonde replied, and I even had paint left over, so I gave
it two coats.’
Impressed, the man reached into his pocket for the $50.00
and handed it to her along with a ten dollar tip. ‘And by the
way,’ the blonde added, ‘it’s not a Porch, it’s a Lexus.’
Chiles Rellenos Bake
4 4-oz cans whole green chilies
1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 lb ground beef
11/2 cups milk
1 onion, chopped
1 tsp salt
1 clove garlic, minced
1/4 tsp Tabasco sauce
3 cups grated cheddar cheese
1 cup grated Monterey Jack cheese
4 eggs, beaten
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease a 9X13 casserole dish. Slice open and remove the
seeds from the chilies. Lay chilies from two cans flat on the bottom of the dish. In a skillet,
cook the ground beef and drain grease. Add onion and garlic to meat and cook until onion is
soft. Spoon the meat mixture over the chilies in the casserole dish. Add cheddar cheese in an
even layer. Place remaining chilies evenly over cheese. Whisk together eggs, flour, milk, salt
and Tabasco sauce. Pour mixture over the second layer of chilies. Sprinkle Monterey Jack
cheese on top. Cover and bake for 25 minutes. Remove cover and continue baking for an
additional 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Serves 8
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Calendar of Events
Application for Membership
Missouri Hereford Association
I hereby make application for membership in the Missouri Hereford
Association. Upon becoming a member, I agree to be governed by the
constitution and by-laws of the association and to abide by the rules of
the American Hereford Association. Dues for one year are $40.
Farm Name:________________________________________________
Owner:_____________________________________________________
Phone:__________________________Fax:________________________
E-mail:______________________ Website:________________________
Manager:___________________________ Phone:__________________
Sept. 15
Opportunity Sale packets will
be mailed to consignors
Sept. 18Central MO Polled Hereford
Breeders Association Sale,
Eldon, MO.
Sept. 25
Deadline for material for
November 1 MHN
October 1 Deadline for MHA Scholarship
October 1 Deadline for Opportunity Sale
Entries
October 2
Journagan Ranch Annual Sale
Springfield, MO
October 17
Star Lake Fall Sale - Skiatook, OK
October 30
Deneajak Farm Sale
New Enterprise, PA
November 6
Reynolds Hereford Sale
Huntsville, MO
November 13
Grandview CMR Sale
Como, MI
November 20
Show – Me Polled Hereford
Classic – Sedalia, MO
December 4
MO Hereford Assoc. Annual
Meeting and Banquet
Missouri State Fairgrounds
Sedalia, MO
December 5
2010 Missouri Opportunity Sale
Sedalia, MO
Address:___________________________________________________
City:______________________________State: ________ Zip:________
Location:___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
County:____________________________________________________
Herd Sires:_________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
AI Sires:___________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________
Cow Herd Size:______________________________________________
Cow Herd Primary Breeding:___________________________________
Mail to:
Matt Reynolds, Secretary-Treasurer
1071 County Road 1231
Huntsville, MO 65259
(660) 277-3679 • [email protected] • Fax (660) 277-3879
A Word From Your Editor
I want to apologize and ask for your understanding
for the necessity for limiting the pictures from most of
the shows summarized in this issue to only champions. If
I had used all the pictures on winners who deserved to be
recognized we would have had a 40 page issue and that
would have broken the budget. Hopefully most of the
Reserve Champions received mention in the little wrap
up stories. We know who you are and offer our sincere
congratulations for a job well done.
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Ozark Empire Fair Has “Hot” Hereford Show
A blazing sun shown down pushing the temperature close to 100 degrees as the Ozark Empire Fair’s Open
Hereford Show got underway at 1:00 pm on August 4th. With 75 head entered, it was a fine showing of animals and a
large crowd of viewers showed their appreciation for the quality and number. The show was judged by Tyler Atwood
of Stillwater, Oklahoma.
After the judge had reviewed all the classes, KJ 847P Breeze 984W owned by Joel Butler of Republic, Mo was
named Grand Champion Female and JM Lady Mandie owned by Jett Bowers of Republic, MO was awarded the
Reserve Champion ribbon. The Champion cow/calf pair was exhibited by Justin Hurst with L3 Keno Lace 531 ET
and her bull calf, H2 Kace of Gold.
In the bull classes the Grand Champion award went to Jonathan Bellis of Aurora, MO for his senior bull calf JDB
GHCC 122L Entourage W112L. Joel Butler’s spring yearling bull, BPH 3242 Woodford 063W was named Reserve
Champion.
Photos from the Ozark Empire Fair appear as a courtesy of Joel Armstrong of Vantage Imaging.
Jon Bellis with Grand Chamption Bull of both the Open show
and the 4-H/FFA Show. JDB GHCC 122L Entourage W112L.
Jocelyn Butler showing for brother Joel with KJ 847P Breeze
984W Grand Champion Female of the Open Show.
OEF 4-H/FFA Show
The Ozark Empire 4-H/FFA Show, judged by Jeff Mafi of Stillwater, Oklahoma was held the day before the
Open Show. The Grand Champion female was CPH Lauren 07U shown by Julie Choate of Pleasant Hope, MO and
Jared Snider of Aurora, MO had the Reserve Champion with JDB 29F Dominete W106 ET. In the cow/calf class
Justin Hurst won with L3 Keno Lace 531 ET.
Jonathan Bellis swept the bull awards winning both the Grand Champion and Reserve Champion ribbons. JDB
GHCC 122L Entourage W112L was named as Grand Champion while his stallmate JDB GHCC 122L Outlook
W110 was designated Reserve Champion.
Julie Choate showing the Grand Champion Female of the 4-H/
FFA Show with CPH Lauren 07U.
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Justin Hurst with L3 Keno Lace 531 ET and her bull calf H2 Kace
of Gold who were Grand Champion Cow/Calf pair of both the
Open Show and the 4-H/FFAShow.
From the AHA
discovered by the newcomers to the Hereford showring
is the disposition of the cattle.
One item really caught my attention as I made my
way through the Hereford tie stalls in Sedalia. One
breeder put the epd graph charts for all of his animals on
their stall cards. Show me another breed of cattle that
had the same information on their stall cards. You would
probably wear out a pair of shoes looking. It is great to
see this breed bring cattle to the showring with solid
numbers--Numbers that can work for both the seedstock
and commercial industry. It is also nice for the cattle to
retain some look for the showring as well and this was
witnessed at the Missouri State Fair.
Throughout late July and early August it was my
privilege to visit many herds in Missouri to select cattle
for the Missouri Opportunity sale slated for December
5. 2010. This sale returns to Sedalia and the offering
appears to be stronger this year. More attention was given
to cattle with a little more age. There will be more pairs
and bred females this year in the sale. Several breeders
opened the gate on the bred heifer pen and there will
be several front line females in this category. The pairs
will be stronger and more AI will be evident throughout
the offering. It is also gratifying to see several first time
consignors want to get involved. And they are getting
involved with some stout individuals and opportunities
for breeders across the nation. It will be fun to see the
offering in the sale catalog.
When this newsletter comes out we will be well into
the fall sale season. There will be many opportunities
between now and the end of the year to add to your
programs. You are encouraged to look at the offerings via
the Hereford World, sale catalogs, Hereford Marketplace
on the Internet and many other avenues. If you need a
sale catalog on a particular sale—call me and we will
get you one. If you are looking for a particular animal or
animals, if I can help in anyway, just let me know.
Signing off this time a couple of things need to be
said. Sue Hand does a wonderful job for the Missouri
Hereford breeders with this newsletter—support it.
This is a great promotional tool for your program and
Herefords in Missouri. Hope to see you this fall at
several Hereford events.
State Fair and Missouri
Opportunity Sale
By Joe Rickabaugh
The Missouri State Fair was one to witness this year.
When the final animal walked through the ring a total
of 196 Herefords made the showring journey during the
show. This is quite a number of animals from one breed
at any state fair. It was a good testament to the popularity
of Herefords in the Midwest. It is a pretty safe bet that if
this was not the largest breed show at the Missouri state
fair it would have ranked in the top two.
A couple of things come to mind thinking back on
the Missouri State Fair Hereford show. First was the
number of new breeders and first time exhibitors. This
shows a renewed interest in the breed. The crowd around
ringside was large for the entire show. Several breeders
from other breeds took time to witness one of the strong
state fair shows this year in Sedalia. The new breeders
who have brought their animals to the state fair in the
past few years are making their way to the top in several
classes. The bar on quality is being raised and this was
proven throughout the entire show.
Another very encouraging ingredient was the number
of junior exhibitors. Not only does this bode well for the
breed but the juniors bring a youthful excitement to this
breed. This was not only witnessed at the Missouri and
Iowa State fairs this year but I bet the average age of
the junior exhibitor at this year’s Junior National in Indy
was not much over 12 years of age. Exciting times are
ahead for this breed.
It is interesting in traveling to various shows, the
number of new families that have entered the Hereford
ranks because it is fun to show Herefords. A trait not
talked about enough in the cattle industry but one quickly
A Good Woman is Hard to Find
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Earl and Bubba are quietly sitting in a boat fishing,
chewing tobacco and drinking beer when suddenly
Bubba says, "Think I'm gonna divorce the wife - she
ain't spoke to me in over 2 months."
Earl spits overboard, takes a long, slow sip of beer and
says, "Better think it over.............women like that are
hard to find."
State Fair FFA Show
In the State Fair FFA Show on August 14th, KJ 847P Breeze 984W ET continued her winning ways by garnering
the Grand Champion ribbon for Joel Butler of Republic, MO. The Reserve Champion designation went to a young
heifer calf, JDB P098 Georgia X014 born January 29, 2010 and owned by Jon Bellis of Aurora, MO .
Brianne Abramovitz won the Cow/Calf Division with her cow MHF 4S Willa 814U and her bull calf.
The young entries were the big winners in the Bull Division. Jon Bellis won the Grand Champion ribbon with
JDB GHCC 122L Outlook W110, born September 27, 2009 and a winter bull calf, BPH 3242 Pendleton 463W born
November 12, 2009, owned by Joel Butler was named Reserve Champion.
Joel Butler with his Grand Champion Heifer, KJ 847P Breeze
984 W ET.
Jon Bellis with his Grand Champion bull JDB GHCC 1221 Outlook W110.
State Fair 4-H Show
Judge Chris Paulson had 70 head of Herefords to sort through in the State Fair 4-H Show on August 14. When
he had finished his deliberations, he chose CPH Lauren 07U, owned by Julie Choate of Pleasant Hope, MO as the
Grand Champion female and 4B Pinky 903 owned by Britney Adam of Clinton Co, MO as Reserve Champion.
Justin Hurst of Nevada, MO won the Cow/Calf Division with K3 Keno Lace 531 ET and her bull calf. The
Reserve Champion Cow/Calf pair was JC Annie 5325 exhibited by Cammie Ward of Linn County, MO.
The Grand Champion bull was GPHF Mr. McDreamy 92R 917W shown by Jordann Gregory of Houstonia, MO
and Kody Agee was awarded the Reserve Champion ribbon for his bull Grandview CMR Mr. Dom 9118.
Three young ladies won the showmanship awards; Brooklyn Adam, Claire Ludwig and Julie Choate.
Jordan Gregory with her Grand champion bull GPHF Mr. McDreamy.
Julie Choate with her Grand Champion heifer CPH Lauren 07U.
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State Fair Open Show
A large high quality group of Hereford cattle made up the Open Show at the Missouri State Fair 2010 on a warm
Sunday afternoon, August 15th. One hundred ninety six head of Herefords faced judge Cliff Oerly and when the
wood chips settled Del Hawk JTH Emma 0965, exhibited by Doug Latourneau, was named Grand Champion female
and Reserve Grand Champion was awarded to WF Rodeo Queen 7478 1090, again shown by Doug Latourneau.
The Cow/calf Grand Champion rosette was given to MHF 4S Willa 814U owned and shown by Brianne Abramovitz of Columbia, MO and the Reserve Champion designation went to Meadow-Acres 40J Jenny 62P 38S owned and
exhibited by Alton Malone of Emporia, KS.
A horned bull, BF 7055 Stonewall 902 ET was named Grand Champion bull, again exhibited by Doug Latourneau.
Editors Note: The pictures of the State Fair shows appear by the courtesy of Pearl Walthall.
Grand Champion Bull BF 7055 Stonewall 902 ET exhibited by
Doug Latourneau.
Grand Chamption Female DEL HAWK JTH EMMA 0965 exhibited
by Doug Latourneau.
Cow/Calf Champion MHF 4S Willa 814U shown by Brianne
Abramovitz.
Reserve Cow/Calf Champion Meadow-Acres 40J Jenny 62P 38S
owned and shown by Alton Malone.
4H Cow/Calf Champion K3 Keno Lace 531 ET shown by Justin and
Reba Hurst.
FFA Show Reserve Champion Bull BPH 3242 Pendleton 463W
exhibited by Joel Butler.
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Two Missouri Juiniors Lead State FFA
Two outstanding members of the Missouri Junior Hereford Association are now in high positions in Missouri FFA. Jon Black of
Chillicothe, MO is the current FFA State President and Sarah Ray of Paris, MO is the Vice President for Area IV. Both of these
young people own their own herds of registered Hereford cattle and both have exhibited their cattle in various shows around the
state as well as the State Fair. Both Jon and Sarah have used their Hereford herds as their Supervised Agricultural Experience
Program (SAEP) that is an important part of FFA education and both of these juniors see continuing to build their Hereford herds as
an important part of their futures in whatever agricultural endeavors they may choose.
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Missouri FFA Alumni WLC Scholarship. His honors on the local
level include Chapter Star Farmer, State Bank Leadership and
Hy-Vee Livestock Evaluation awards.
In high school Jon was a wrestler for four years and team
captain his senior year. He was on the honor roll all four years
and is a member of the National Honor Society. Jon is taking his
first year of college at North Central Missouri College after which
he plans to transfer to the University of Missouri-Columbia to
major in Agriculture Business with an eye toward leadership in
an agriculture business.
Jon Black
Jon’s
other
farm
experience includes raising,
marketing and exhibiting
Spotted hogs and marketing
his surplus hay as well as
raising commercial calves.
He also works for a local
farmer, helping with a beef
cattle and row crop operation.
Jon has held several
other offices in his FFA
career including serving as Chapter President, Area 2 President,
and several other local offices. He also has competed in
other organizations programs including Missouri Cattlemen’s
Ambassador Contest and Missouri Farm Bureau Speaking
Contest were he reached second place in both . He also received
a Group 1 individual rating as a member of the Livestock
Evaluation team in the state contest. Jon has received the
WANTED
• Old Hereford Sale Catalogs
• Old Polled Hereford Sale Catalogs
• Old Hereford Directories
• Old Polled Hereford Directories
• Old Missouri Hereford Association
Newsletters from 1960
Thank You
Charles Reid II
22501 S. Thorngrove Rd.
Peculiar, MO 64078-9650
816-758-6562
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Sarah Ray
Sarah’s
other
farm
experience includes milking
forty-five Holstein cows
daily at a local dairy and
serving as a cadet teacher
in the Paris Agricultural
Education Department. Sarah
has served as President, Vice
President and Parliamentarian
of her local FFA Chapter and
Treasurer of the Area IV FFA
Association. She competed in the Extemporaneous Speaking and
FFA Creed Speaking contests. She placed second in the Missouri
Beef Ambassador contest and was a member of the state-winning
Poultry Evaluation team in 2009 that went on the place fourth
in the nation. She earned Group 1 ratings in both contests. In
addition, Sarah participated in the state Entomology contest and
earned a Group 1 rating. In 2008 Sarah won the Missouri Sheep
Producers FFA Public Speaking State Contest. She was awarded
her State FFA Degree in the spring of 2009. She earned first
place in Area IV in both her Beef Production Entrepreneurship
Proficiency and her Dairy Production Placement Proficiency.
Sarah was selected as Star Chapter Farmer and Outstanding
Junior and Senior. She also received the award for Top Fruit
Salesman all four years for selling a total of $15,000 worth of
fruit.
Sarah held several offices outside of her FFA involvement.
She was elected as class Secretary and Treasurer and served as
Secretary of the National Honor Society, FBLA Parliamentarian
and Student Council Treasurer. Sarah was on the Principal’s
Honor Roll all four years and ranked first in her graduating class.
In addition to serving as State Vice President for Area VI, Sarah
serves on the Missouri Junior Cattlemen’s Board and also on
the Board of the Missouri Junior Hereford Association. In her
church. Sarah is a Junior Deaconess and often participates in
leading the worship service.
Sarah attends the University of Missouri-Columbia pursuing
a career in Agricultural Education. After graduation, she plans to
return to rural Missouri to teach and become an FFA Advisor.
Junior National Hereford Expo
A large delegation of breeders, both young and old, and their
animals made their way to Indianapolis, Indiana early in July
to attend the 2010 Junior National Hereford Expo. The junior
participants spent the early part of the week of the 4th of July taking
part in 25 various contests and activities. The last part of the week
was taken up with the actual judging of the cattle. More than 650
kids and 1,161 animals participated in the many activities offered
by the JNHE.
The Missouri delegation was made up of 27 juniors and 50
to 55 head of cattle. Hadley Ewing, son of Richard and Susan
Ewing, of Fordland, MO, won Div. III Champion Horned Heifer
with BIG 2913 Xena 7X sired by CH Enuff Prophet 2913. Three
Missouri juniors had class winners. They were: Nicole Pohlmann,
Owensville, MO won class #94 with her June 2009 heifer, SW
4130 Millie 9611; Joel Butler, Republic, MO won class #123 with
his March 2009 heifer KJ 847P Breeze 984W ET and Cory Wood,
Maysville, MO won class #147 with his October 2008 heifer, BIG
533P Grace 25U.
Eric Groose, Eugene, MO showed his ability in the show
ring by placing sixth out of 182 contestants in the Intermediate
Showmanship competition. That is in the top half of the top 10%.
A really good showing on the national level.
The Hurst Family did very well in the scholarship competition.
Reba won a $750.00
Walter and Joe Lewis Memorial Scholarship as well as a Golden
Bull Achievement Award worth $1,875. Justin Hurst won the Fifth
Grade Prospect Award. The Missouri team in the Great American
Certified Hereford Beef Grill-off won third place.
The cattle judging staff at this JNHE was excellent. John
Rayfield of Texas A&M judged the Bred and Owned Heifers, Bred
and Owned Bulls and the Cow-Calf pairs. His work was thorough
and consistent. Cheryl Linthicum of Comfort, TX put in two long,
hard days judging the Owned Heifers. She was very concerned
with basic soundness of the animal as well as the more obvious
cosmetic qualities. Mark McCully of Wooster Ohio, judged the
steer show. He had to work his way through 133 steers and said
they were all good quality that would work well in the industry.
The Indiana State Fairgrounds provided an excellent venue for
the show and all the activities.
A note from Kathy
Hello Juniors,
I would like to take a minute and tell you about an
exciting opportunity available to all junior Hereford
members. This past August, four Missouri Junior
Hereford Association members attended the PRIDE
(Program Reaching Individuals Determined to Excel)
Convention in Boise, Idaho. The week started with a
pizza party and an introduction from the board along
with a junior mixer. The next few days were filled with
tours of Hereford operations including Shaw Cattle Co.,
Heritage Cattle Co., Split Butte Cattle Co., and Colyer
Herefords. While touring these operations, juniors were
able to learn, experience, and ask questions about all
aspects of each ranching operation. Also, one of the main
highlights of the trip was whitewater rafting. Members
also attended leadership and team-building workshops
conducted by the National Junior Hereford Board.
PRIDE Convention is held every other year and
changes locations each time it is held. I encourage all
junior members to attend. Traveling to new places,
viewing top Hereford operations around the country,
meeting new friends, networking with others, and
learning about the Hereford and beef cattle industries are
all reasons to attend this great event!!
One last note, don’t forget to take advantage of the
scholarship opportunities available through the MHA,
MJHA, Missouri Poll-ettes, Missouri Hereford Women,
and the National Junior Hereford Association. Good luck
to everyone with school and the fall showing season.
Hope to see everyone this fall at shows and sales.
Joel Butler
MO Junior Hereford Association Officers
Some important dates to remember
Scholarship applications due October 1. 2010. Contact
Don and Kathy for the form.
Show-Me Polled Hereford Classic, Nov. 20. 2010. We
will be doing the concession stand.
Missouri Opportunity Sale, December 5, 2010. We will
be doing concession stand for this one also.
We need a volunteer to be in charge of each of these concession stands, plus people to help on the sale day and to bring
donations for the sale. Contact one the the junior advisors to
let them know how you can help out.
The annual meeting is December 4, 2010. If you want to
bring an item for the silent or live auction please feel free to
do so. It is an excellent fund raiser for the Juniors.
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President
Tricia Erickson
Vice President
Brett Littleton
Secretary
Joel Butler
Treasurer
Tyler Erickson
Reporter and
Newsletter Editor Brianne Abramovitz
Board Members:
Derek Tribble, Reba Hurst, Sarah Ray, Tye Reynolds
Advisors:
Don and Kathy Sissel – Billings, MO
Brad and Sherry Hurst – Nevada, MO
David and Lisa Tribble- Unionville, MO
Jimmie and Andrea Butler- Republic, MO
Share The Vision
Grandview
Saturday, 11:00 AM (CST) • Como, Mississippi
November 13, 2010
Selling 175 lotS
115 Lots of Females
60 Lots of Coming
2-year-old Bulls.
Come and Walk the Alley’s of
Grandview/CMR
and Let Us Share The Vision
Request Your Sale Book Today!
Grandview
JDH Marketing Services
Jack D. Hedrick
(904) 613-4261, cell
E-mail: [email protected]
William and Jackie Adair
Walt and Jil McKellar
1251 Ranch Drive • Senatobia, MS 38668
Canan, Cade and Gray
(662) 562-7467
7775 Hwy 310 W. • Como, MS 38619
[email protected]
(662) 526-5520 • Cell (662) 292-1936
www.grandviewgenetics.com
[email protected]
Abe Redden, Show & Sale Cattle Manager • (662) 526-9576 • Cell (662) 352-4290
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Around The Barn
This is intended to be a place where small personal news items can be printed. If you have a birth, wedding or death in the family, this is where it would appear. If a Hereford Breeder or member of the family is
honored in some way, I would like to have that information to print here. Thanks for your help.
Marlin Belzer
1921-2010
Marlin Belzer, 89, of Brookfield , formerly of
Browning, died Monday, June 21, 2010 at the Life Care
Center of Brookfield. Funeral services were held June
25, 2010 at the Browning United Methodist. Burial was
in the North Salem Cemetery, North Salem, MO with
military rites by the American Legion Post of Brookfield.
Marlin was born April 14, 1921 near North Salem,
son of Frank and Mellissa (Jennings) Belzer. He married
Goldie Swisegood, July 17,1942, in Kirksville, MO.
She preceded him in death September 9, 1999.
Marlin lived most of his life in the Browning area
where he farmed and raised cattle. For a few years he
owned and operated a general store in North Salem. He
was a veteran of World War II, serving with the U.S.
Army in England, Wales and Normandy and was a
member of American Legion Post 274, Browning. He
served on the North Central REC Board and the MFA
Board for several years. He and his wife chaired the
Browning Beef Show for 20 years and he won trophies
at both the Missouri and Iowa State Fairs for tractor
pulling.
Survivors include a special friend, Shirley Briggs,
Brookfield; one son and daughter in law, Ted and
Pam Belzer, Browning; one daughter, Dixie Finney,
Browning; seven grandchildren and their spouses, James
Finney, April and Jody Miller, Amy and Mark Nickell,
Tony and JoDee Belzer, Chris Belzer, Suzanne and Chris
Stallo and Robin and Kendra Belzer. Marlin is also
survived by 17 great grandchildren among whom are
Taylor and Bryce Miller and Erich, Blake and Morgan
Belzer.
Braxton and Brock would like to introduce their little sister, Addelynn Marie Malone, born on July 9,
2010, 7 lbs. 8 oz. , 19" long. The daughter of Dustin
and Michelle Malone. Grandparents are Alton and
Marie Malone.
L. A. “Cotton” Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett, 66, of Pleasant Hill, Missouri, died
August 12, 2010 at his home. There will be a Celebration
of Life Service at a later date for friends and family in
Pleasant Hill. A memorial service was held at Liberty
Cemetery, Greenwood, Arkansas August 21, 2010. The
body was cremated. Cotton was born June 4, 1944 in
Greenwood, the son of Lloyd Albert and Stella Lucile
(McHargue) Bartlett. He was a farmer and rancher most
of his life, working for the Circle L Ranch in Greenwood
and later as a herdsman for Lone Summit Ranch in Lee’s
Summit, Missouri. He also was employed at the Lee’s
Summit Animal Clinic as a veterinarian tech for 31
years. His parents and a brother, Bert Roger Bartlett
preceded him in death. Mr. Bartlett is survived by a
brother, Danny Ray Bartlett and a sister, Sandra Kay
Bartlett Copeland and four nieces and three nephews.
(obituary provided by Charles Reid II)
Congratulations to Brianne Abramovitz
Brianne had a very successful year on the Club Calf circuit. She showed two heifers and a steer and they stood
either at the top or very close to the top of their classes in most of the Club Calf Shows she attended. The bull she
showed was named the Champion Hereford in many of the shows. They helped Brianne to be named top exhibitor
over all breeds on the Missouri Club Calf circuit for 2010.
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Missouri Hereford Women
Good Day! Hereford families,
I am Susan Ewing and I’m your new Missouri Hereford Women President. Andrea Butler has graciously
accepted the Vice-President position along with Lisa Tribble as our Secretary/Treasurer. I was surprised with my
nomination but I’m very excited about serving this organization. My personal goal is to gain unity and compassion
among our families. In the barns this summer I saw a lot of, “lending a hand,” from our youth. I believe that is
where it begins and it is a outstanding sight to see. The memories created at the last two Junior Nationals were
unmeasurable for our family. I’m thrilled to be apart of this organization.
At the State Fair, we discussed fundraising. Carrie Waller mentioned we could raise money from recycling at
our events. We plan on gathering and selling our aluminum cans. Please consider donating to Missouri Hereford
Women if you recycle cans on your farm. This would help us collect funds throughout the year.
I look forward to seeing you at the American Royal and the Missouri Hereford Annual banquet and sale. If you
need to make contact with me you can at 417.753.2329, 417.830.9431 or at [email protected].
Missouri Poll-Ettes
The Missouri Poll-Ettes met and discussed Queen changes, young ladies interested in being the Missouri Polled
Hereford Queen or Jr. or Sr. Princess may ask for applications from Jennifer Gregory-Sneed, she also has scholarship applications available as well, all applications are due on October 30th.
Congratulations are in store for Katherine Lewis Bolch, she became Mrs. James Fuller on August 9, 2010.
Thank you to our Missouri Poll-Ettes for helping to serve at the Steak Fry, Barb Steiner, Barb Gregory, Susan
Ewing and Robin Bartholomew. For applications contact: Jennifer Gregory-Sneed, 18430 Houston Road, Houstonia, MO 65333 or 660-568-0581
A prospective
Missouri Hereford
Queen getting
pointers from a
reigning Queen
Maggie Ewing, left in the picture,
daughter of Richard and Susan
Ewing of Fordland, MO is getting
good training in what is required of a
Missouri Hereford Queen or Princess
from Devann Gregory, daughter
of Kevin and Barbara Gregory of
Houstonia , MO, the current Missouri
Polled Hereford Queen. Maggie even
got some opportunities to practice this summer at the Ozark Empire and State Fair Hereford Shows. She could be
seen graciously handing out ribbons to the various winners. When she gets a few more years of age she will be a
well trained candidate.
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Falling Timber Farm
Butler Polled Herefords
Predictable Performance Genetics
Heifers and Bulls for Sale by Private Treaty
Alfalfa Hay for Sale
Glenn & Yvonne
636-433-2858
Jimmie, Andrea, Jocelyn & Joel Butler
Joretta Butler
16777 Ridder Rd. • Marthasville, MO
Email: [email protected]
Website: fallingtimberfarm.com
4195 South Farm Road 53 Republic, MO 65738
Home (417) 732-6069 Cell (417) 838-4095
[email protected]
McMillens
Toothacre Ranch
Since 1845
Polled
Bland, MO 65014
John & Heidi
636-358-4161
J.L. and Fonda
Trent and Mary
9128 W. Farm Rd. 30
Walnut Gove, MO 65770
417-788-2787
Cell 417-830-7257 • Fax 417-863-6884
Herefords
(573) 646-3883
College of the Ozarks
P.O. Box 17
Point Lookout, MO 65726
(417) 690-3344
Gary & Frances Duvall
1082 Highway 97 • Lockwood, MO 65682
(417) 232-4817
Jason Swihart: 417-737-1212
Bryan Oetting, Beef Herd Manager
Gregory Polled Herefords
Rocking F Polled Herefords
Herd Sires:
CT Mannheim 92R • S&S Robin HOOD 11S
Mohican Underrider 210U • S & S Jamboree 1P
PERFORMANCE TESTED
BULLS AND FEMALES
Certified Herd
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE TREATY
No. 869
Visitors Welcome • Fax: (660) 568-3580
12389 Chamberlin Road • Houstonia, MO 65333
Frank & Pam Flaspohler
2222 County Road 402
Fayette, Missouri 65248-9289
Phone: 660-248-5226
E-mail: [email protected]
J.D.
(660)568-3559
Producing Polled Hereford Seedstock
Kevin
(660) 568-3582
Robert
(660)568-3381
Michael
(660)568-3400
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R&L Po
4401 S. 200 Rd.
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Halfway, MO 65663
16531 E. Militia Rd.
Nevada, MO 64772
Herd Sire Prospects
Select Females
(417) 667-8730
(417) 667-1015
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Randy Voris
(417) 445-2643
Kelli Voris
Showman
Lendell Voris
(417) 445-2461
A PH
Reynolds
Herefords
1071 Co. Rd. 1231
Huntsville, Mo. 65259
AUFDENBERG POLLED HEREFORDS
Darrell & Mitzi Aufdenberg
970 PCR 514
Perryville, MO 63775
Home Phone: 573-243-2756
E-Mail: [email protected]
Home - (660) 277-3679 Fax - (660) 277-3879
Cell - (660) 676-3788 or (660) 676-4788
Email - [email protected]
McConnell Farms GLENGROVE FARM
Heifers and Bulls for Sale
Your Source For Performance
Tested Polled Hereford Bulls and
Quality Replacement Females
by Private Treaty
Darrell, Judy, & Jessica McConnell
11524 West Farm Road 168
Republic, MO 65738
Phone: 417-732-7196
Bob & Gretchen Thompson
12905 County Road 4010 — Rolla, MO 65401
(573) 341-3820
MALONE
Hereford Farm
Dave and Travis Harah
New Florence, Missouri
573 239 8747
[email protected]
www.harahsherefords.com
Polled Herefords Since 1958
Alton, Marie, Brian, Dustin and Michelle Malone
1371 Rd. F • Emporia, KS 66801 • Phone/Fax (620_ 342-7538
[email protected] • www.maloneherefordfarm.com
Select Polled Hereford Breeding Stock Available
BELZER FARMS
Evans Hereford Ranch
Journagan Ranch
- Registered Herefords Registered Quarter Horses
Mark, Kelly, Sarah, Sam, Hannah,
& Rebekah Evans
HC 2 Box 490 • Squires, MO 65755
(417) 265-3649
E-mail: [email protected]
11870 June Dr.
Browning, MO 64630
Ted Belzer
660-244-3333
Tony Belzer
660-734-8006
April Miller 816-305-7490
Email: [email protected]
[email protected]
Leo & Jean Journagan
2140 Berkshire • Springfield, MO 65809
(417) 883-1487
Marty D. Lueck, Manager
Rt. 1, Box 85G • Mountain Grove, MO 65711
(417) 948-2669
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EWING FARMS
CIVIL BEND
HEREFORDS
Gary, Marilyn and Molly Wood
Home 816-449-5622
Breeding for Hereford
Excellence with Proven Genetics
Cory Wood
Cell 308-214-1211
Hadley and Maggie Ewing
4878 State Hwy. PP
Fordland, Mo. 65652
417-753-2329 or 417-753-3094
3340 NE Stewart Rd.
Maysville, MO 64469
Herd Sires LJR D188 Westin 25K
Boyd Beef 6002 ET
TRI-L POLLED HEREFORDS
A white face insures tenderness and efficiency
Bade Polled Herefords
Jack and Alicia Lewis • Katherine and Conner Bolch
597 Femme Osage Ck. Rd. • Augusta, MO 63332
(636) 228-4854
19417 NE 178th Street, Holt, Missouri 64048
Ph: 816-628-5571 hm • 816-421-4075 bus • 816-797-8020 cell
JNPT Show Stock
Gene Erickson Family
Quality Hereford Bulls and Females
801 W. Main Street
Maysville, MO 64469
816-449-2818
No one believes seniors . . . everyone thinks they are senile.
An elderly couple was celebrating their sixtieth anniversary. The couple had married as childhood sweethearts and had moved back to
their old neighborhood after they retired. Holding hands, they walked back to their old school. It was not locked, so they entered, and found
the old desk they’d shared, where Andy had carved “I love you, Sally .”
On their way back home, a bag of money fell out of an armored car, practically landing at their feet. Sally quickly picked it up and, not
sure what to do with it, they took it home. There, she counted the money - fifty thousand dollars!
Andy said, “We’ve got to give it back.” Sally said, “Finders keepers.” She put the money back in the bag and hid it in their attic. The
next day, two police officers were canvassing the neighborhood looking for the money, and knocked on their door. “Pardon me, did either
of you find a bag that fell out of an armored car yesterday?” Sally said, “No”. Andy said, “She’s lying. She hid it up in the attic. Sally said,
“Don’t believe him, he’s getting senile” The agents turned to Andy and began to question him. One said: “Tell us the story from the beginning.” Andy said, “Well, when Sally and I were walking home from school yesterday ....” The first police officer turned to his partner and
said, “We’re outta here!”
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State Fair Steer Show
The State Fair Steer Show was held Tuesday, August 17th.
This show is divided into three divisions, 4-H Show, FFA
Show and Carcass Steer show. These shows are especially
lucrative for the winners because, in addition to their regular
State Fair prize money, a group of about 25-26 Missouri
breeders contributed money for an additional prize fund to be
divided between the winners whose steers were born, bred and
raised in Missouri. This year the qualifying winners received
$500.00 each for Champion rank and $250.00 was awarded
for Reserve champion ranking. In the 4-H Show , Cammie
Ward of Linn Co. MO showed the Champion Steer that she
had raised on her family’s farm. The Reserve Champion steer
was shown by Jordann Gregory with a steer from her own
family farm.
Cammie Ward and her 4-H Show Chamption Steer.
In the FFA Show, the Champion steer was exhibited by
Brianne Abramovitz with an animal that she purchased from
Duvall Polled Herefords of Lockwood, Mo. The Reserve
Champion for purposes of the additional prize money was Tyler
Erickson of Maysville, MO with a steer from the Erickson’s
farm.
David Vest, of Pilot Grove, MO, showed the Reserve
Champion FFA Hereford steer but was not eligible for the
extra prize money because his animal was purchased out of
state.
In the carcass steer competition Victoria Warden showed
the Champion with a steer that she purchased from Butler
Polled Herefords of Republic, MO
At the end of the 4-H/FFA shows Brianne Abramovitz’
steer was also named the Over All State Fair Hereford
Champion Steer.
Brianne Abramovitz and FFA Champion Steer.
%#%#$# Missouri State Fair Grounds – Sedalia,
Watch for more information in the October Hereford
))# &($ '$%*))# &($ '$%)
!
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MALONE
Hereford Farm
Polled Herefords Since 1958
We had the misfortune of losing “Freightliner” this past winter
*BUT* His off-spring are proving his breeding power
GRAND CHAMPION
Cow/Calf
2010
Missouri
State Fair
1) “Freightliner” Daughter
2) MHF 4S Willa 814U - 2009 Class Winner Missouri State Fair
Abrakadabra
RESERVE
GRAND CHAMPION
Cow/Calf
1) “Freightliner” Bull Calf @ side
2) All three of Jenny’s Bulls showed @ Missouri
State Fair.
THANK YOU
Tim/Emily Hines - purchased Jenny’s
2009 Tundra bull to use in their herd
(Mark, Terry, Brianne) /Jason Ewing
You all did a
great job with 814U
Jim/Tammy Sapp - purchased
Frieghtliner Heifer - 2nd in Feb. class
For Sale: Bred cows; 20-30 replacement heifers, show steers, bull calves
A.I. Sire: Harvie’s Taylor Made; Tundra; About Time; RU Tracker 2E
If you have not seen our cow herd, give us a call,
we would be glad to show them to you - anytime.
Alton, Marie, Brian, Dustin and Michelle Malone
1371 Rd. F • Emporia, KS 66801 • Phone/Fax (620_ 342-7538 • [email protected] • www.maloneherefordfarm.com
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“The LogicaL choice”
Logic pictured as a yearling
KJ c&L J119 Logic 023r eT
CE
2.8
.21
BW
1.9
.79
WW
59
.67
YW
88
.59
MM
20
.24
M&G
50
MCE
1.0
.18
P42588968 — calved: March 11, 2005 — Tattoo: Be 023r
HRP THM VICTOR 109W 9329 {SOD}
DRF JWR PRINCE VICTOR 71I {CHB}
P41141619
RHF 964 VICTRA 4057
BTF FORAGE FINDER 109W {CHB}
TMF VINDY 451
RHF VICTOR 266 964
PAF VICTORIA 2J85
SHF INTERSTATE 20X D03 {SOD,CHB}
SHF INTERSTATE D03 J119
P42004061
SHF LADY 512 G07 ET
REMITALL KEYNOTE 20X {SOD, CHB}
DR MISS D45 V100 {DOD}
MM RSM STOCKMASTER 512 {SOD, CHB}
SHF MS JUSTN 7115J Z24 {DOD}
Semen: $20/Staw; $60/Certificate
Contact Reed Enterprises
SC
0.3
.22
FAT
0.01
.29
REA
0.43
.32
IMF
0.06
.26
BMI$
14
CEZ$
15
BII$
9
CHB$
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• A proven calving ease bull.
• In the fall 2006 National Reference Sire program —
16 heifers avg. birth wt. 69.5 lbs; 18 steer calves avg. birth wt. 76 lbs.
• Logic was a member of the Reserve Champion pen of three at the 2006
National Western.
• An easy doing, thick, muscular, free moving herd sire that is siring outstanding
bulls and females.
• His first daughters in production have excellent udders with a lot
of milk. Most are pigmented and many are freckle faced.
• Breed leading EPDs
• Freckle faced,
conservatively marked
• Sired the second top selling
heifer calf at the 2009 Mo.
Opportunity Sale.
LJR 023R Whitmore 10W
This Logic son was the top selling bull calf in the 2009 Journagan Ranch
sale going to Ashewood Farm, Selmer, Tenn.
DRC 023R Lady Lass 5V
A top selling Logic heifer calf in the Show Me Polled Hereford Classic
going to Feerer & Feerer, Fargo, Okla.
Journagan
ranch
REED
Leo and Jean Journagan, owners
Marty Lueck, manager
417-948-2669 or 417-838-1482
Rt. 1, Box 85G
Mountain Grove, MO 65711
[email protected]
FARMS
Registered Polled
Herefords
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Jim and Linda Reed
P.O. Box 126
Green Ridge, MO 65332
660-527-3507
Fax 660-527-3379
www.reedent.com • [email protected]
HEREFORD INFLUENCE FEEDER CALF SALES
HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED AT
Miller County Regional Stockyards
#4 Kent Road, P.O. Box 629, Eldon, MO
4 sales have been scheduled over the next year.
The dates are:
November 8, 2010
January 10, 2011
April 11, 2011
July 11, 2011
Sales begin at 10:00 a.m.
Plan now to have your feeder calves ready to take advantage of these sales.
It can mean extra dollars in your pocket! These sales will be held in
conjunction with the regularly scheduled “special” feeder calf sales
that Miller County Regional Stockyards already holds and will be promoted
as Hereford Influence sales.
Recommended but not required practices to prepare your calves for the Hereford Influence sale
are: They need to be weaned for 45 days, bunk broke, cut by knife and healed, dehorned,
2 rounds of vaccinations for IBR-BVD-PI3-BRSV, PASTEURELLA, HAEMOPHILUS-SOMNUS
AND BLACKLEG, and be treated for worms. Source and age verified calves would be preferred.
Once again these are recommended value added practices you may wish to perform.
Barn Phone 573-392-5572
Barn Fax 573-392-0055
for further information contact any MHA Board Member
Contact Ralph or Wendy for cattle appraisals and all your Consignments....
Ralph — 573-659-5838
Wendy — 573-286-1286
WE TAKE THE B---ULL OUT OF SELLING CATTLE!
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Wagon Boss is dark red, red necked
and fully pigmented. Study this new sire
closely as he is backed by generations of
maternal excellence.
KPH PHASE 121
TRM 37E 121 KING 3238
GERBER BG1 CHROMAID 37E
HRP THM VICTOR 109W 9329
CMF 490J ANN 829S
CMF 19W ANN 490J
Reg. No.: 42912254
Birth Date: 01/11/2008
BW: 64 lbs
WW: 666 lbs
YW: 1185 lbs
Sire: TRM 37E 121 KING 3238
EPD’s
Contact any
owner to place
semen orders
for fall 2010.
Semen $20
Cert $60
CED 1.7
BW 2.2
WW 46
YW 65
MM 22
M&G 45
MCE 0.2
SC 0.5
FAT -0.016
REA 0.16
MARB -0.03
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CMF 829
Rob Helms
565 Candy Meadow Farm Road
Lexington, Tennessee 38351
Home 731-968-9977
Cell 731-571-8213
Bob and Gretchen Thompson
12905 C.R. 4010 • Rolla, MO 65401
Home 573-341-3820
Cell 573-368-9557
www.glengrovefarms.com
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Journagan Ranch
Leo and Jean Journagan
Rt. 1, Box 85G
Mountain Grove, MO 65711
Marty Lueck, manager
417-948-2669 • 417-838-1482
Missouri Hereford Association
2010 Opportunity Sale
The Stars Are Shining
On These
Great Sires
About Time
60 LOTS
Revolution
Logic
Purple Milsap
December 5, 2010 MSF Grounds Sedalia, MO
Matt Reynolds • Manager 660-676-3788
Joe Rickabaugh • Screener 785-633-3188
Dale Stith • Auctioneer 918-760-1550
SALE AT NOON
28
JDB 767G ADVANCE NO37
Partners Partners
in Performance
‘08
in Performance
‘08
Jim D.Jim
Bellis
FamilyFamily
D. Bellis
10TH PRODUCTION
SALE
10TH PRODUCTION
SALE
Sunday, Sunday,
May 4, 2008
p.m. • 1 p.m.
May 4,• 1
2008
P4328936J8
Owen Bros.
Cattle
Co. Cattle
Sale Facility
Owen
Bros.
Co. Sale Facility
CE 5.9
BW -0.8
WW 51
YW 79
MM 25
M&G 50
MCE 2.3
SC 0.9
FAT 0.03
REA 0.14
IMF 0.11
CE N037
5.9 JDB GHCC N037
JDB GHCC
-0.8
MizzouBW
T008
Mizzou T008
WW 25,
512007
Calved: Jan.
Calved: Jan. 25, 2007
Sire: YW 79 Sire:
MM 25
JDB 767G AdvanceJDB
N037
767G Advance N037
M&G 50
MGS: MCE 2.3 MGS:
Feltons Legend
SC 0.9242Feltons Legend 242
Selling
1/2
FATinterest
0.03 Selling
interest
CALVED
FEB.
23, 1/2
2003
REA 0.14
IMF 0.11
CL 1 DOMINO 166 (SOD)
CL 1 DOMINO 500E (SOD) (IEF, DLF)
CL 1 DOMINETTE 7013 (DOD)
HH ADVANCE 767G 1ET (SOD, CHB) (IEF, DLF)
CE 251B
4.9
HH MISS ADVANCE
CE 4
0 Powerful, Breeding
Age BullsBreeding
- with breed
leading,
curve
bender
EPDs,
polled
and horned.
2.0 DLF)
• 30 Powerful,
Age Bulls
- with
breed
leading,
curve
bender
EPDs, polled and horned.
BW 2
HH ADVANCE 9012Y (SOD)BW(IEC,
WW 063Z
57
Most in the top 25%
of the
breed
for CE,ofM&G,
and MM.
Bulls
tested
feed
efficiency
at the
WW 5
Most
in the
top 25%
the breed
for CE,
M&G,
andfor
MM.
Bulls
tested for
feed efficiency at the
HH MISS ADVANCE
YW 87
YW 8
niversity of Missouri.
Complete
efficiency
(RFI) andefficiency
ultrasound
data
University
of Missouri.
Complete
(RFI)
andavailable.
ultrasound data available.
MM 21
MM 2
5 Fall Calving Pairs
many
with Pairs
AI sired
club calf
showclub
heifer
side. prospects at side.
FELTONS 517 (SOD,
CHB)
(HYF)
• 45 -Fall
Calving
- many
withand
AI sired
calfprospects
and showatheifer
M&G 49
M&G 4
JDB 517 STEWART H33 (CHB)
Most bred back AI.Most bred back AI.
MCE (HYF)
3.9
MCE 3
JDB
VICKY
LYN
Z03
D69
SC 1.3
5 Spring Calving
Pairs
- many
already
bred
backalready
AI.
SC 1
• 45
Spring
Calving
Pairs
- many
bred back AI.
JDB H33 BERNICE L52
FAT 0.04
FAT 0.0
The Bellis The
Program
Dedicated- Dedicated
to Producing
DPH 103T VICTOR
REA354
0.17
Bellis-Program
to Producing REA 0.1
DPH 354 VIC F243VIC 6092IMF 0.30
IMF 0.3
DPH VICTOR F243 633
JDB 774 DominoJDB
T011
• Calved:
Jan.
28, 2007
774
Domino
T011
• Calved: Jan. 28, 2007
tween Springfield
and Joplin
off I-44
going
north
at Exit
61 on
Between
Springfield
and
Joplin
off I-44
going
north at Exit 61 on
wy K 1/8 mile, go
left
(West)
on
Hwy
266
for
1/4
mile.
Take
first
Hwy K 1/8 mile, go left (West) on Hwy 266 for 1/4 mile. Take first
ive left (South)drive
at Owen
Cattle
Co. Purebred
SaleCo.
Facility
left Bros.
(South)
at Owen
Bros. Cattle
Purebred Sale Facility
“NO EXCUSE
HEREFORDS!”
“NO EXCUSE
HEREFORDS!”
CE -0.6
CE 3.4
CE -0.6
CE 3.4
Sire: Feltons
Domino
774Feltons
• MGS:Domino
JDB H33
M70
Sire:
774Henry
• MGS:
JDB H33 Henry M70
BW 4.8
BW 1.1
BW interest
4.8
BW 1.1
Selling 1/2
Selling
1/2
interest
CE
BW WWWW YW
MM
M&GMCE
SC
FAT
REA
MARBBMI$CEZ$BII$CHB$
WW
46
55
WW
46
WW 55
YW 70
YW 68
86
YW -0.0918
70
YW 86
8.4 -0.9 47
24473.10.8
0.01
0.26
221420
MM 32
CE 2.5
MM 24
MM 32
CE 2
MM
24
.25 .76 .66
.64
.30
.20.28.41
.43.44
M&G 56
BW 0.7
M&G 52
M&G 56
BW 0
M&G 52
MCE -3.9
WW 48
MCE 5.9
MCE -3.9
WW 4
MCE 5.9
SC 0.4
YW 75
SC 1.1
SC 0.4
YW 7
SC 1.1
FAT -0.02
MM 21
FAT 0.01
FAT -0.02
MM 2
FAT 0.01
REA 0.04
M&G 45
REA 0.41
REA 0.04
M&G 4
REA 0.41
IMF -0.05
MCE 4.4
IMF-0.04
IMF -0.05
MCE 4
IMF-0.04
SC 1.0
SC 1
FAT 0.01
FAT 0.0
K47 Lady Eagle
M151Lady
• Calved:
8, 2002
B H33 BerniceJDB
R071
• Calved:
April
2, 2005
JDB K47
EagleNov.
M151
• Calved: Nov. 8, 2002
H33
Bernice
R071
• Calved: April JDB
2, 2005
REA 0.19
REA 0.1
Sire:
JDB46B
504D65
EagleSire:
K47JDB
• MGS:
BarK47
B Phantom
: JDB 517 Stewart
H33
SHF Sonic
46B
D65
504 PW
Eagle
• MGS: PW Bar B Phantom
Sire:
JDB• MGS:
517 Stewart
H33Boom
• MGS:
SHF
Sonic
Boom
IMF 0.00
IMF 0.0
Dedicated to Producing
No Excuse Herefords!
heifer
JDBa154
BredWilliams
to JDB N041. Bred to JDB
erican Royal Grand
Champion
pair in 2005
as Has
fall Williams
heifer byN041.
JDB 154
American
RoyalCow/calf
Grand Champion
Cow/calf
pair ainfall
2005
as by Has
767G Advance N037.
alf, and in 2007 aascalf,
a cow.
767G Advance N037.
and Selling
in 20071/2
as ainterest.
cow. Selling 1/2 interest.
JDB H33 BerniceJDB
M98H33
• Calved:
Aug.M98
2, 2002
Bernice
• Calved: Aug. 2, 2002
CE 3.1
BW 0.7
WW 46
YW 73
MM 20
M&G 43
MCE 2.9
SC 0.8
FAT -0.01
REA 0.12
IMF 0.01
CE 3.1
BW 0.7
WW 46
YW 73
MM 20
M&G 43
MCE 2.9
SC 0.8
FAT -0.01
REA 0.12
IMF 0.01
CE 0.8
BW 3.1
WW 36
YW 60
MM 23
M&G 41
MCE 0.3
SC 0.7
FAT 0.00
REA 0.04
IMF 0.13
Sire: JDB 517 Stewart
H33 • MGS: JDB Turn Key X53 A31
0.8 Sire: JDB 517 Stewart H33 • MGS: JDB Turn Key X53 A3
Has a fallCEheifer
by Has
JDBa154
BredWilliams
to N041.
fall Williams
heifer byN041.
JDB 154
N041. Bred to N04
BW 3.1
WW 36
YW 60
MM 23
M&G 41
MCE 0.3
SC 0.7
FAT 0.00
REA 0.04
IMF 0.13
CE 5.4
BW -0.3
WW 37
YW 53
MM 21
M&G 39
MCE 4.8
SC 0.7
FAT -0.01
REA 0.01
IMF 0.01
Daughter out of a N037 daughter, Bellis
consign-
CE 5
BW -0
WW
YW
MM
M&G
MCE 4
SC 0
FAT -0.
REA 0.
IMF 0.
OXH
Staci 3367 OXH
• Calved:
May
17, 2003
B H33 BerniceJDB
M88H33
• Calved:
June
28, •2002
Staci
3367
• Calved: May 17, 2003
Bernice
M88
Calved: June 28,
2002
Sire:
Domino
0172
•
MGS:
Advance
9582 LJS
e: JDB Miss
517 Stewart
•517
MSUis
Optimum
Z03
Sire:
IH
821
Domino
0172 •owned
MGS:
Sire:H33
JDB
Stewart
H33
• MSU Optimum
Z03IH 821
Advance
T101
“N037
daughter
Son of N037, JDB LJS
Mizzou,
byAdvance
Green9582
Has
a fallFuture.
bull by JDB
Williams
BredWilliams
to N041.
s a fall heifer by Has
KCF a3008
M326.byBred
Bright
Future.
Has154
a fall
bull byN041.
JDB 154
N041. Bred to N041.
fall heifer
KCFto3008
M326.
Bred to
Bright
to Missouri Opportunity ‘09 purchased by
Hills Cattle Company, Lebanon, MO and JDB
TomH87 ment
Leann N081
• Calved:
Aug.
1,MO
2003
JDB
H87
Leann
N081
• Calved: Aug. 1, 2003
Hannah
Gregory,
Houtonia,
Sire:
JDB
832W
Levi
H87
•
MGS:
Feltons
517
Luthy
III,
Rogersville,
MO.
Sire:
JDB
832W
Levi
H87
• MGS: Feltons 517
CE 0.6
CE
0.4
CE 0.6
CE
0.4
Has a fall bull by JDB
Williams
BredWilliams
to CL 1N041. Bred to CL 1
Has154
a fall
bull byN041.
JDB 154
BW 3.3
BW 5.4
BW 3.3
5.4
DominoBW
3162N.
Domino
3162N.
WW 46
WW
51
WW 46
WW 51
Watch for Steel progeny at sales in 2009.
73 of 767G
YW
• One of the few polled YW
sons
MM 15
MM
38
• This bull makes great M&G
females
with
M&G
73
15
38
MCE 1.4
MCE 1.4
beautiful udders
SC 1.0
SC 1.0
FAT 0.00
FAT 0.00
he
daughters are
an awesome
REA 0.03
REA 0.03
group of cows in our program
IMF -0.01
IMF -0.01
• T
NO37
.
J.D. J.D.
Bellis
Family
BELLIS
J.D. BELLIS
YW
90
MM 19
M&G 45
MCE 1.3
SC 1.0
FAT -0.01
REA 0.21
IMF 0.05
YW
90
MM 19
M&G 45
MCE 1.3
SC 1.0
-0.01
Jim D.FATand
Carla
Bellis
Jim
D. and Carla Bellis
REAand
0.21Jonathan
Jimand
D.Jonathan
and Carla
Joanna
Joanna
JamieIMF
and0.05
Kevin Johansen
FAMILYFAMILY
Bellis
and
Jonathan
JamieJoanna
and Kevin
Johansen
• The NO37
sons are easy to market
because
17246 Hwy. K • Aurora,
MO 65605
Jamie
and
KevinMOJohansen
414 Olana
N093
• Calved:
Sept.
6, 2003
B H33 BerniceJDB
M130
Calved: Sept.
21, •2002
17246
Hwy.
K • Aurora,
65605
JDB 414
Olana
N093
• Calved: Sept. 6, 2003
H33• Bernice
M130
Calved: Sept.JDB
21, 2002
Sire: Feltons
Olaf 414
• ease
MGS:
SDFSTAR
329EChairman
their
accuracy
NDetermination
o Excuse
calving
,OlafChairman
e: JDB 517of
Stewart
•517
MGS:
Determination
15G
(417)
Sire:
FeltonsSTAR
414 • MGS:
SDF678-5467
329E
Sire:H33
JDBhigh
Stewart
H33 • MGS:
15G
(417) 678-5467
17246
Hwy. K, Aurora, MO 65605
a fall
bull by Feltons
774.
Bred to
JDB 517
s a fall heifer by Has
9126J
P18.Bennett
Bred to9126J
BrightP18.Has
a Domino
fall bull by
Feltons
Domino
774. Bred [email protected]
to JDB 517
aBennett
fall heifer
by KCF
Bred
to Bright
[email protected]
eye KCF
appeal
and
maternal
contribution
. Has
(417) 678-5467
Stewart H33.
ure.
Stewart H33.
Future.
[email protected]
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in
both
the
A
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and
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