Illinois Angus News - January/February 2016

CURTINLAND & CATTLE

CURTINLAND & CATTLE

1942 East 2400 North RoadBlue Mound, IL 62513T.J. CURTIN • [email protected] CURTIN • 217-827-2958

at the Farm Blue Mound, IL

CURTIN ISAIAH 5027 18204713Isaiah 5027 is a calving-ease and MB prospect sired by the growth and MB leader, Prophet and he stems from a first calf heifer blending Great Falls 053 and New Day while descending from the famous Finks Pride family.

CED +15 BW -.9WW +66YW +115MILK +30CW +21MARB +.99RE +.51FAT +.024$W +77.58$F +73.60$G +46.81$B +99.45

CURTIN RESONATE 5051 18231645Resonate 5051 is a powerful balanced-trait herd bull sired

by the popular SAV sire, Resource 1441, produced by a dam blending the multi-trait leading sires, All Around and Destination 727-928. Resonate 5051 is a maternal brother

to the last two top-selling bulls in the Curtin sales.

CED +4 BW +2.0WW +70YW +125MILK +29CW +62MARB +.82RE +.85FAT +.074$W +82.82$F +100.00$G +32.97$B +182.39

CURTIN AVALANCHE 5052 18204720Avalanche 5052 is a calving-ease and maternal prospect combining three generations of proven low-birth and maternal sires blending the record-selling Denver, outcross sire, Aberdeen and the

ABS roster anchor, In Focus.

CED +13 BW -.2WW +59YW +108MILK +39CW +43MARB +.69RE +.84FAT +.033$W +80.17$F +70.78$G +38.61$B +144.77

CURTIN LADY 5009 18233693Lady 5009 is a tremendous multi-trait donor prospect sired by the outcross female sire, Barstow Cash and

produced by a foundation member of the Lady family in the Curtin program combining the Vermillion

Pathfinder® Sires, Danny Boy and Right Time.

CED +10 BW +.4WW +59YW +111MILK +21CW +40MARB +.22RE +.89FAT +.056$W +66.37$F +72.83$G +19.34$B +116.54

CURTIN LADY 5307 18233746A maternal sister to Lady 5009 sired by the record-selling maternal sire, Denver and produced by the

prolific Curtin donor, Lady 5105 who joined the Curtin and Craft programs as the $20,000 top-selling donor

of the 2012 Vermillion Sale.

CED +6 BW +1.7WW +62YW +104MILK +37CW +42MARB +.51RE +.72FAT +.028$W +76.39$F +58.65$G +32.13$B +132.31

EXAR LUCY 3056 17462665Lucy 3056 joined the Curtin donor program as the

$130,000 top-selling fall pair of the 2015 Big Event at Express Ranches to serve as the anchor of the famous Lucy family. A pregnancy from this tremendous young and powerful female by the popular EXAR Stud will sell.

CED +8 BW +.9WW +49YW +90MILK +29CW +41MARB +.80RE +.38FAT +.074$W +60.82$F +49.98$G +30.04$B +133.84

March 10, 2016Thursday • 12:30 p.m

www.curtinlandandcattle.com

35 Performance Tested Yearling Registered Angus Bulls

15 Spring Calving Pairs & Cows

7 Bred Heifers 3 Pregnancies

9 Heifer Calves

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www.illinoisbeef.com January/February 2016 - Illinois Beef 1

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President: Richard HurstVice President: Scott AndersonSecretary: Aaron SchaferBusiness Manager: Doug TurnerPast President: Kevin Rose

Bureau County: John DeRyckeCentral Illinois: Ryan SchlipfIllinois Valley: Annie RuyleLamoine Valley: Gary SimpsonLogan County : Carla JurgensonNorthern Illinois: Jim MarshSouth Central: Richard HurstWabash Valley: Keith Kramer

Directors At Large:Scott AndersonGreg McClureTyler SchleichJohn KirchnerAaron SchaferGarrett LampeBret ParrAlan MillerTyler RhodeTrevor KuipersJerry CassadyDavid Jenkins

ADVERTISERS INDEXAscent Angus 7American Angus Assn 6Callan Farms 22Curtin Land & Cattle 1, 22Eathington Angus 22Etherton Farms 18 Frost Farms 22Henderson Angus Farm 19Hobbs Angus 8, 22IL Angus Futurity 17Kiesewetter Angus 22Kramer Angus 9, 22Lemenager Cattle 22Miller Angus Farms 22MO Angus Futurity 21Murphy’s Angus Genetics 4Musgrave Angus IFCNeubauer Farms 22Panther Creek Ranch 22Prairie Creek Angus 13Rehn Angus Farms 18Rhodes Angus 14, 22Rock River Ranch 22Sauk Valley Angus 20Sundberg Farms 15Timber Ridge 10Werner Angus 22York Farms 11, 22

IN THIS ISSUE:3 You’re Invited to the IAA Annual Meeting3 Attend Cattlemen’s Boot Camp3 Apply for 2016 Beef Leaders Institute6 NJAA Members, Upcoming Events12 September IAA Board Meeting Minutes14 Apply for Angus Summer Internships16 Show Results

CONTACTTo place advertisements

or your latest Angus news contact:

Jill JohnsonIllinois Beef Association

Director of Communications2060 West Iles Ave., Suite B

Springfield, IL 62704217-787-4280

[email protected]

UPCOMING EVENTS

Feb 24-28: Illinois Beef Expo

Feb. 26-27: Illinois Angus Futurity

Feb. 26: IAA Annual Meeting

Feb. 27: IAA Social Hour & Banquet

InvitationAnnual Meeting

Social Hour and Banquet

from the Illinois Angus Associaiton

www.illinoisangus.com

Friday, February 26th . 2 pm . Beef Expo downstairs sale arena

Saturday, February 27st . 5:30 pm . Illinois Building


Attend a Cattlemen’s Boot Camp in Washington this AprilRegister by March 1 to secure a place at the educational event.

Cattle producers are invited to gather for a Cattlemen’s Boot Camp April 15-16, 2016, at the Benton County Fairgrounds in Kennewick, Wash. The event is hosted by the American Angus Association in partnership with Washington State University (WSU), and provides purebred and commercial producers timely information presented by academic and industry professionals. Registration is now available online and open until March 1, 2016.

“Cattlemen’s Boot Camp events are engaging educational opportunities for both seedstock and commercial producers alike,” says Jaclyn Clark, Association director of events and education. “The day-and-a-half event is packed with industry speakers and reports on research with significant impacts on the beef business.”

Open to all cattle producers, the event is funded by the Angus Foundation and features a day and a half of educational speakers and hands-on activities to help improve their herd operations. The workshop is packed with pertinent infor-mation including bull selection, reproductive technologies, genetic markets, forage management and much more.

Registration is $75 per person, and includes meals and edu-cational materials. Registration forms are due March 1, 2016, and can be submitted electronically or mailed to Jaclyn Clark

at the American Angus Association, 3201 Frederick Ave., Saint Joseph, MO 64506. Late and walk-in registrations are not accepted.

Hotel rooms are available at the Hampton Inn located at 3715 Plaza Way in Kennewick, Wash., for $119 plus tax until March 15, 2016. Use code “ANG” to receive the group rate.

Apply for the 2016 Beef Leaders InstituteSubmit applications by March 1 to be considered for the program.

The Beef Leaders Institute (BLI) is a premier leadership experience for American Angus Association® members that provides a look into the entire beef supply chain, while enhancing participant knowledge of the Association and strengthening their leadership skills. Angus producers between 25-45 years old are encouraged to apply for the ninth annual BLI scheduled for June 20-24, 2016. Applications are due back to the Association by March 1.

During the event, BLI participants are able to tour a beef harvesting and packing facility, retailer, fabricator, feedlots and other industry segments, including the American Angus Association. Those selected will also learn about the ultimate end product — the Certified Angus Beef® brand — and how the branded beef program drives demand for quality Angus genetics.

ANGUS MEANS BUSINESS.A reliable business partner is difficult to come by. At the American Angus Association®, a team of skilled Regional Managers can guide your operation toward success.

Contact Casey Jentz to locate Angus genetics, select marketing options tailored to your needs, and to access Association programs and services. Put the business breed to work for you.

Casey Jentz,Regional Manager

6908 Paoli RoadBelleville, WI [email protected] Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin

3201 Frederick Ave. • St. Joseph, MO 64506816.383.5100 • www.ANGUS.org

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To subscribe to the Angus Journal, call 816.383.5200. Watch The Angus Report on RFD-TV Monday mornings at 7:30 CST.


NJAA Members, Upcoming EventsAngus youth are encouraged to reference their “green book” for upcoming event details.

National Junior Angus Association (NJAA) members can look forward to a number of activities and events in the upcoming New Year, and there’s no better time to start making plans for 2016. That’s according to American Angus Association Director of Events and Education Jaclyn Clark, who is encouraging NJAA members to reference their “green books,” which were recently distributed through the mail, to submit event registration in a timely manner.

“We’re looking forward to hosting Angus juniors for two Raising the Bar conferences in March and April, as well as during annual events such as the National Junior Angus Show and Leaders Engaged in Angus Development conference,” Clark says.

Made possible through donations to the Angus Foundation, the NJAA’s Raising the Bar conferences are an opportunity for junior members to experience college campuses across the country, learn about careers in agriculture and connect with other cattle enthusiasts.

The University of Arkansas will host a Raising the Bar conference March 3-6, 2016, in Fayetteville, Ark.; and South Dakota State University will be the host April 7-10, 2016, in Brookings, S.D. The tentative schedule for both conferences includes a campus tour, educational workshops, farm and ranch tours, as well as social activities and games.

“The National Junior Angus Board has been planning some fantastic events at the University of Arkansas and South Dakota State University,” Clark says. “We encourage all of our junior members to consider attending one of the conferences.”

Registration for the Arkansas event is due by Feb. 1, 2016, and to attend Raising the Bar in South Dakota, you must be signed up by March 1, 2016. To participate, visit the NJAA website to download registration forms. The $100 registration fee covers lodging, conference meals and materials.

“NJAA members can also find these and other deadlines listed in their green books, which should arrive in the mail by the first of the year,” Clark says. “You can also request a copy by calling the Association office.”

For more information on these events or to see more registration deadlines, visit www.njas.info. A summary of deadlines follows.

Upcoming NJAA Events and Deadlines:

Feb. 1, 2016 – Raising the Bar, University of Arkansas, registration deadline

Feb. 1, 2016 – Mid-Atlantic Junior Angus Classic (MAJAC) Show ownership and entry deadline

Feb. 5, 2016 – Application deadline for American Angus Association summer internships

Feb. 15, 2016 – Western Regional Junior Angus Show ownership and entry deadline

March 1, 2016 – Raising the Bar, South Dakota State University, registration deadline

March 1, 2016 – Honorary Angus Foundation and Advisor of the Year nomination deadline

March 3-6, 2016 – Raising the Bar, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark.

March 11-13, 2016 – Mid-Atlantic Junior Angus Classic (MAJAC) Show, Harrisonburg, Va.

April 1-3, 2016 – Western Regional Junior Angus Show, Reno, Nev.

April 7-10, 2016 – Raising the Bar, South Dakota State University, Brookings, S.D.

April 15, 2016 – Atlantic National Junior Angus Show ownership and entry deadline

2016 DEADLINESMarch/April

Illinois Beef Expo ResultsDeadline: February 15

May/JuneDeadline: April 15

Instead of spending time and money trying to wade through potential customers, put your

message in front of a highly targeted audience with influence in Illinois.

Advertise in Illinois Beef & Illinois Angus News.

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TIMBER RIDGEFrank S. Vala, Owner

3757 Timber Ridge Rd.Cantrall, IL 62625

Niki Egizii-Baptist: 217-725-6425Tim Boyer: 217-971-1324

Will Tomlinson: 217-691-9800

TR Full Power 5057

Reg#: 18079778 | DOB: 1/16/2015Sire: PA Full Power 1208MGS: Rito 9M25 of Rita 5F56 PredCED +5 | BW +1.4 | WW +63 | YW +110 M +30 | $W +78.64 | $B +135.24Act BW: 72 lbsADJ 205 day: 759lbs - Ratio 113ADJ 205 day: 759lbs - Ratio 113

TR Bismark 5118

Reg#: 18080508 | DOB: 2/16/2015Sire: SAV Bismark 5682MGS: SAY Final Answer 0035CED +17 | BW -2.0 | WW +44 | YW +76M +22 | $W +59.22 | $B +75.26Act BW: 68 - Ratio 89ADJ 205 day: 658 lbsADJ 205 day: 658 lbs

TR Substance 5002

Reg#: 18232593 | DOB:4/6/2015Sire: Prairie Creek Substance 3083MGS: Musgrave BoulderCED +6 | BW +1.4 | WW +60 | YW +106M +32 | $W +68.66 | $B +118.78Act BW: 68 lbsADJ 205 day: 750lbs - Ratio 112ADJ 205 day: 750lbs - Ratio 112

-For Sale Private Treaty--Consignments to the IPT Bull Sale-

February 25 | Springfield, IL


Board of Directors Meeting MinutesIllinois Angus Association - 9/8/15

Submitted by Illinois Angus Association Secretary Aaron Schafer

The meeting was called to order by President Richard Hurst at 7:57 p.m. The Roll Call was held. Members present were Annie Chaffin, Alan Miller, Brett Parr, Doug Turner, Jerry Cassady, Kevin Rose, Lee Stremsterfer, Richard Hurst, Scott Anderson, Trever Kuipers, Carla Jurgenson, Greg McClure, Shelia Grobosky, Sherry Adcock, Garrett Lampe, Tyler Schleich, Keith Kramer, Casey Jentz, and David Jenkins. Members absent were John DeRycke, John Kirchner, Ryan Schlipf, Tyler Rhode, Gary Simpson, & Jim Marsh.

The minutes of the March 2015 meeting were presented. A motion to approve the minutes was made by Jerry Cassady and seconded Alan Miller. The motion passed. Doug Turner gave the business manager’s report. Doug informed the board that we are slightly down in membership this year at around 450 members. Our directory advertisement sales were very good. A motion to approve the report was made by Scott Anderson and seconded by Brett Parr. The motion carried. The Finance Committee report was given by Carla Jurgenson. Her committee found that the finances were in good order. Lee Stremsterfer gave the Sale Committee report. He told the board that the futurity tour would take place in early December. The Show Committee report was given by Greg McClure. Greg brought a motion to the board from the committee. The motion is to allow $1,200 for the junior awards at the Illinois State Fair and $500 for the awards at the Illinois Beef Expo. Trevor Kuipers seconded the motion and the motion carried. There was also discussion about contacting the Illinois State Fair manager about possibly changing the dates of the Illinois State Fair Open Angus Show. The committee also had the nomination list for judges for the Illinois Angus Futurity are Amie Sterzbach, Dale Grubbs, Dean Jensen, Blake Bloomberg, and Tom Hawk. The Illinois State Fair judge nominees are Scott Bush, Tyler Winegardner, Shane Lindsey, Chris Styles, and Scott Shaacke. Sherry Adcock gave the report from the Illinois Junior Angus Association. The juniors requested the support of the IAA to cohost the National Junior Angus Show to be held in Madison, Wis., in the summer of 2018. The motion was made by Scott Anderson and seconded by Garrett Lampe. The motion passed. The American Angus Association (AAA) report was given by Casey Jentz. Casey encouraged everyone to get registered for and attend the AAA National Convention. He told us that there will be a vote on a by-law change at the convention to allow only active members the opportunity to vote on delegates to the convention. He also told the board that national membership was up 20% and that Certified Angus Beef set a new all-time high in the month of July for product sold. The promotions committee had no report. The IBA report was given by Sheila Grobosky. She told us that Beef Quality Assurance certification classes will be held this winter. The Illinois Angus News Committee

report to the board was given by Jill Johnson. She told us that the current Illinois Beef magazine containing the Illinois Angus News issue for September/October is out. Jill Johnson discussed the IBA junior board elections that were held during the Illinois State Fair. We have three IJAA members that are serving on the IJBA board: Gabrielle Lemenager, Keegan Cassady, and Kalie Rumbold. We had no reports from the Nominating, Promotions, or Banquet committees.

Old Business: None

New Business: Kevin Rose brought concerns, from the membership to the board, about the Illinois Angus News. Some members of IAA are not IBA members and thus do not receive the magazine. A motion was made by Scott Anderson to print the Illinois Angus News separately and mail it out to the members that are not IBA members. Garrett Lampe seconded this motion and it passed. There was a motion to amend the previous motion brought to the floor by Alan Miller. If the price to mail the September issue exceeds $1,200 the decision to mail the issue is made by the executive committee. The motion was seconded by David Jenkins and carried. The board also discussed making the Nominating Committee responsible for nominating the IAA representative for the Illinois Beef Expo board. Scott Anderson made a motion to adjourn the meeting. It was seconded by Carla Jurgenson. The meeting was adjourned at 9:40 p.m.


Saturday February 20, 2016 12:30 PM (CT)

LARRY, SUZY AND ANTHONY RHODES217-473-5868 cell • 217-854-5200 offi [email protected] • www.RhodesAngus.com

9350 Rte 108, Carlinville, IL 62626 We are located 5 miles west of Carlinville, IL, on the north side of State Highway 108.

Connealy Thunder

Hook’s Yellowstone 97Y

KCF Bennett Absolute

Mr NLC Upgrade U8676

OPEN HOUSE - BULL SALE

At Rhodes Angus our breeding priority is fertility and extended cow productivity in a limited resource fescue environment. It has been our

experience that AI sires with good numbers can work but bulls with great big numbers seldom do. The use of highly proven AI sires and adherence to strict culling, although not glamorous, yield consistent, predictable, very acceptable results and gives us the ability to tell our bull customers what

to expect out of our bulls and how best to use them.

20 SIMANGUS™ BULLS SELL SIRED BYMR NLC Upgrade, Olie, GW Lucky Man, Hook’s Yellowstone 97Y,

GW Premium Beef 021TS

19 ANGUS BULLS SELL SIRED BYConnealy Thunder, SAV Bismarck 5862, SAV Final Answer 0035,

Hoover Dam, K C F Bennett Absolute

SCHEDULE10:00 AM Bulls Available for Viewing

11:30 AM Complimentary Lunch Served12:30 PM Final Bidding

Videos and information on the bulls available online at RhodesAngus.com

or by contacting us for mailed hard copies and DVDs. Complete performance and ultrasound data will be available by January 25, 2016.

Bull transfer is � exible and is typically concluded in April. Delivery can be arranged and there is no need to bring a trailer sale day.

In case of a major winter storm, snow date for sale is 2/27. Same schedule applies.

Apply for Angus Summer InternshipsDeadline to submit application is Feb. 5, 2016.

College students with an interest in the livestock business should consider applying for a summer internship with the American Angus Association. The 10-week, paid internship programs offer three students a chance to gain real-world knowledge and experience in the beef cattle industry.

The member-driven organization provides internship opportunities through the events and education department, communications and public relations, and the Angus Journal editorial team. Application details are outlined below, and all materials must be received by Feb. 5, 2016.

Applicants must be enrolled in an agriculture-related major, and consider themselves a self-starter, detail-oriented and an outgoing individual who has the ability to work well with others. Travel to the 2016 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS), Leaders Engaged in Angus Development (LEAD) Conference, and other shows and events is expected.

To apply, send a cover letter, résumé and references to Jaclyn Clark, events and education director, American Angus Association, 3201 Frederick Ave., Saint Joseph, MO 64506, or email [email protected].

College students with a passion for agricultural communications would make an excellent addition to Angus Media’s communications team. From print stories to television scripts, and photography to graphic design, the summer intern will experience all facets of communications for the American Angus Association.

Applicants should have strong writing and design skills, in addition to having completed coursework in news and feature writing, editing and design. Experience in photography, video and social media is an asset in this fast-paced internship.

To apply, send a cover letter, résumé, references and writing samples to Jena McRell, digital editor, Angus Media, 3201 Frederick Ave., Saint Joseph, MO 64506. For more information, contact McRell at 816-383-5100 or [email protected].

Working closely with the communications intern on the Angus Media team, the Angus Journal offers a college junior or senior the opportunity to be part of its editorial team for the summer. The writing-intensive internship offers the selected intern an opportunity to participate in producing various publications, including the Angus Journal, the Angus Journal Digital, the Angus Beef Bulletin, the Angus Beef Bulletin EXTRA, the Angus Journal Daily, editorial websites, and social media efforts.

The internship will be flexible enough to tailor to the strengths and needs of the intern, but many duties can be expected. Experience in news and feature writing, editing and photography are strongly suggested.

To apply, send a cover letter, résumé and writing samples to Shauna Hermel, Angus Journal editor, 3201 Frederick Ave., Saint Joseph, MO 64506. For more information, contact Hermel at 816-383-5270 or [email protected].


906 N 39th Rd • Mendota, IL 61342Jim Sundberg 815-252-8667 Mike Sundberg 815-878-0493John Sundberg 815-866-4367 [email protected]

Please stop by and visit anytime!

Watch for Sundberg Farms Bulls to headline these upcoming sales:The Spring Sale at 44 Farms, Cameron, TX 2/27/16

Montana Angus Ranch Bull Sale, Ramsey, MT 3/10/16The Fall Sale at 44 Farms, Cameron, TX 10/22/16

For more information on the Sundberg Farms bulls selling in these events contact:Jim 815-252-8667 • John 815-866-4367 • Mike 815-878-0493

Semen $25 / Certificates $35

Riverbend SF Cameron 223 44 Grassroots 4201

A son of Cameron 223 featured in the fall 2015 Sale at 44 Farms and bred in the Sundberg Farms program.

44 Ruby 5922

A daughter of Cameron 223 and a highlight of the 44 Farms consignment to the 2016 Denim and Diamonds Sale.

Cameron is

owned by:

CED -1 BW

+2.4 WW +67 YW

+115Milk+39

MRB+.57

RE +1.00

$W +79.59

$F +71.64

$B +162.36Sire: Sitz Upward 307R • Dam: SF Miss 975

new pix of Cameron


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CongratulationsEXHIBITORS!

2015 North American International Livestock Exposition Super Point Roll of Victory Angus Show and National Angus Show

November 16 | Louisville, Ky. | Judges: Amie Stertzbach and Bruce StertzbachPhotos by Chris Jeffcoat, American Angus Association

Angus enthusiasts led 217 entries while competing for top honors at the 2015 North American International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) Super Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show and National Angus Show, Nov. 16 in Louisville, Ky. Amie Stertzbach and Bruce Stertzbach, both of Louisville, Ohio, judged the 160 females, 51 bulls and six cow-calf pairs before selecting the winning animals.

DDA Gemstone 1439 claimed grand champion and intermediate champion bull honors. Double Diamond Angus, Chrisman, Ill., owns the May 2014 son of DDA Dameron Northern Light.

C&C Blue Ribbon 4010 won reserve grand champion bull for Express Angus Ranches, Yukon, Okla., and Ryan Callahan, Edmond, Okla. The January 2014 son of EXAR Blue Chip 1877B first won junior champion.

FCF Proven Queen 419 captured grand champion female honors for Leslie Rogers, Patoka, Ind. The February 2014 daughter of SCC First-N-Goal GAF 114 first won early junior champion.

Sydney Schnoor, Chowchilla, Calif., owns the reserve grand champion female Seldom Rest BRMF Bardot 890 is the March 2014 daughter of EXAR Classen 1422B and first claimed late junior champion.

ARF Lady 4035 won grand champion cow-calf pair. Jonathan McGinnis, Shelbyville, Ky., owns the March 2013 daughter of Gambles Hot Rod. A February 2015 bull calf sired by PVF Insight 0129 completes the winning pair.

Kade Patton, Frankfort, Ind., owns the reserve champion cow-calf pair. Greiman Jensen Proven Queen9 is a January 2013 daughter of Dameron First Class. A March 2015 heifer calf sired by V A R Style 2089 is at side.

Dameron Angus, Lexington, won breeders’ best six head.

Grand Champion BullShown by Double Diamond AngusDDA Gemstone 1439 won grand champion bull at the 2015 NALIE. Double Diamond Angus, Chrisman, owns the May 2014 son of DDA Dameron Northern Light. He first won intermediate champion.

Reserve Junior Champion Bull Shown by Top Line Farm Top Line First In Line 4364 won reserve junior champion bull at the 2015 NAILE. Top Line Farm, Tremont, owns the winning bull.

Reserve Intermediate Champion Heifer Shown by Taylor AdcockFCF Proven Queen 433 won reserve intermediate champion heifer at the 2015 NAILE. Taylor Adcock, Moweaqua, owns the winning heifer.


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Missouri Angus Breeders’ FuturityFuturity Show

Saturday, February 27, 2016 • 9:30 a.m.

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Futurity SaleSunday, February 28, 2016 • 11 a.m.

Selling 70 Lots:

Sale Sponsored by the Missouri Angus AssociationFor additional information or to request a sale book contact:

Greg Connell • (573) - 694 - 6152 • [email protected] Adam Conover • (816) 676 - 8560

View the entire sale book online at www.missouriangus.org

• 55 Females • 15 Bulls (All sell with a First Breeding Season Guarantee)

University of MissouriLivestock Center,Columbia, MO

59TH

A beautiful April daughter of the ever popular PVF Insight 0129. One of the nicest April heifers to sell at auction this year.

A powerful daughter of SAV Brilliance 8077.This female is striking from every angle and possesses the power

to be an outstanding female when placed into production.

A heifer bull by the popular PVF Insight with a damby Bon View New Design 1407.

This November bull is a very correct well made bull.

The September daughter of 74 - 51 Sudden Look 1023.This female has as much style and balance as any that have

went through this sale to date.

This daughter of Gambles Safe Bet is sure to turn heads.Her flawless phenotype coupled with a balanced genotypic

profile makes her a must see.

A beautiful March daughter of MCATL By - Product 269.This female is as sound and balanced as you can make one

with plenty of extra power to spare.

This February daughter of EXAR Bright Future is as attractive asany heifer you will find. She is phenotypically flawless and willmake a tremendous show heifer and future donor prospect.

The Grand Champion bull at the 2015 Missouri State Fair!This son of Dameron First Impression will be a must see on

sale day!

One of the nicest young bulls that has been offered in the sale.This son of EXAR Denver 2002B possesses a low birth high

growth package.

Birks Lady 135

Hillard Polly 412

Birks Insight 394

Hunters Miss 521

Durham Lass C135 Harvey Miss Rita 3370

LK Martha 1529

LK Impression 1421 Meyer Denver 1507


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