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EditorialEditorialBy: Suzy Hebbert, NAA Secretary

Once in a while, I struggle tocome up with an idea onwhich to base this column.

Sometimes I have an idea in mindfor weeks, other times it just “hits”me at the last minute. So whensomeone volunteers to write onefor me…I would be crazy to turnthem down. That’s what hap-pened this time. Our Southeast Di-rector Trevor Lienemann asked ifhe could contribute something tothis issue, and I gladly accepted.You can find his “column” underDirector’s Corner which starts onpage 3. Who knows, this may turninto something new where each di-rector is asked to contribute theirinput once during their tenure onthe board. Time will tell…andThank you Trevor for your contri-bution to this issue.

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Dear Cattle Producers,

By: Trevor Lienemann, Southeast Director

As you are all aware the Ne-braska Angus Associationis a member run organiza-

tion structured to provide pro-grams, services and leadership toenhance the genetics of the Angusbreed, expand its influence withinthe beef industry, and broaden themarket for superior tasting, high-quality Angus beef worldwide.While I understood this, the pastyear’s events have made this evenmore evident. I can’t help but feelprivileged to be associated withsuch an organization, and have thefortune to live in the heart of beefcountry.

We at Lienemann Cattle hopethe summer was good to you, yourfamily, and your cattle. It seems asif all areas of the country havemade significant strides as it re-lates to grass, hay and crop pro-duction. Cows appear in greatcondition, and all classifications ofcattle are creating all-time highs.This is terrific, and well deservedfor you as beef producers. As well,it appears all segments of the beefindustry are profitable and will beinto the foreseeable future. Keepmaking those high-quality Anguscattle, and you will reap the re-wards.

Programs and leadership ac-tivities kept us busy much of thesummer; our summer was filledwith local, state, national, and in-ternational excitement. We hostedthe Nebraska Junior Angus showat the Gage County Fair Groundswith great success and boasted thelargest attendance in years, of ex-cited young beef leaders fromacross the State. Many of those

same juniorsattended theNational showin Kansas Citywith much success and top honorsearned. Additionally, our ranchwas toured by, and hosted visitorsfrom the state of Sichuan in Chinain June, and cattle producers andbeef processors from Turkey inJuly. In August we sold a group ofour Registered Angus Bred Heifersfor delivery to Kazakhstan. Fur-thermore, we saw many friendsand customers at Husker HarvestDays through the Nebraska Angusdisplay pens. Of course there wasalso the Cattlemen’s Classic, StateFair, Angus Tour, and many salespublished through the “NE AngusNews” along the way. All madepossible through your NebraskaAngus Association.

A tremendously proud mo-ment was in July, when Maci com-peted with collegiate youth fromacross the nation, and earned theposition of American Angus Asso-ciation Ambassador. In this role,she will travel the nationally in at-tendance of National Beef Industryevents for the promotion and ad-vancement of Angus Cattle.

As I reflect upon these events,experiences, honors, and transac-tions with excitement, I am hum-bled by all that has been given toour family and cattle operationthrough our membership in theNebraska Angus Association andfriends therefrom. As directorswithin the Association, we oftenask, “What more can we do to pro-vide service and value to the mem-bership?” While that is always a

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goal we need to challenge our-selves with, I encourage you totake advantage of the plethora ofopportunities currently availableto propel your business and Anguscattle forward. If you become in-volved and give back to the associ-ation, good things will come. Takeadvantage of the Association andall it has to offer! The annualmeeting will be held December 7thin Kearney, NE. This event alwaysprovides for quality education, fel-lowship, and entertainment. Hopeto see you there!

It is also with much excitement,I look forward to attendance of theAmerican Angus Association an-nual meeting of the in Louisville,KY, next month. Our Nebraskaelected delegates will representyou as Nebraska Angus producersat the national level through policyand leadership elections. As asneak peak forward to the 2014Annual Meeting in Kansas City,you can expect the State of Ne-braska and its Angus Cattle to bevery, very well represented. It willbe great to have an event of thismagnitude close to home.

We are excited about the futureof the Angus Business, and wishall of you the best in the upcomingseasons.

Sincerely,

Trevor L. Lienemann

Southeast Director


Greetings Cattlemen,By: Clayton Glause, NAA President

I’m confident that this fall findsour state’s beef producers inbetter condition than last year!

Most hay crops have faired muchbetter, and as fall harvest is under-way, we are gratefully seeingmuch better crop yields than ayear ago. In turn, our feed costs ingeneral have softened some. Thelate summer and fall moisture hasbeen a blessing and should helpconditions going into next season.

We are all aware that the lin-gering drought in the south 2-3years ago and into our region lastyear has had a deep impact ondwindling beef numbers andwhere we thought our beef mar-kets would be. However, condi-tions have improved, and the mostrecent information that I havegathered indicates that fed cattleaveraged $132.30 last week, thehighest cash cattle price on record.Feeder calves are also selling at arecord pace this fall. Barring con-tinued drought, and assumingsome heifer retention to beginbuilding our cow herd back, ourmarkets are lining up nicely…..stay tuned!

I am pleased to announce thatThe American Angus AssociationBoard of Directors has acceptedNebraska’s bid to host the 2016National Junior Angus Show(NJAS) to be held in Grand IslandNebraska at the State Fairgrounds. Many thanks go out toour member producers and Jun-iors that have taken a leadershiprole with the planning activitiesthat go into hosting the NJAS. Astime draws closer, please considertaking on a role to assist with anyof the planning committees thatare formed to help host this greatevent. What a great honor for ourstate to be host to the 2016 NJAS!

The American Angus Associa-tion’s 130th Annual Meeting willbe held on Monday, November 18in Louisville, KY. Thank you to allof our members that serve andthose offering to serve our statedelegation. A complete listing of

Delegates andAlternates canbe accessed onthe AmericanAngus Associ-ation websiteat www.angus.org. Safe travels toall who plan to attend.

Our association events contin-ued in August and September. Iwould like to congratulate all theexhibitors that participated at theNebraska State Fair Angus Showon August 29th. September 10-12was Husker Harvest Days atGrand Island, NE. We had a nicecrowd tour through the NebraskaAngus Association booth againthis year. Thanks to our memberproducers who displayed cattle atour booth: Carl Dethlefs & Sons;Dethlefs Angus Ranch; HerbsterAngus Farms, Hollman AngusFarm, Lazy Black Diamond Ranch,& Lienemann Cattle Co.

We had a beautiful day on Sep-tember 21st to tour various stopsin Northeast Nebraska on the Ne-braska State Angus Tour. Thanksto the following for hosting stopson this year’s tour: NortheastCommunity College – Norfolk NEwith cattle displays by JindraAngus, Pohlman Angus, SonderupAngus, & Timperley Cattle; Cen-tral Valley Ag Coop AgronomyHub-Royal, NE; Landmark Anguswith cattle display by BrookhouserAngus; Bartos Angus; & FoxhovenAngus with cattle display byLeader Angus Farms. It was agreat day to view cattle and visitwith fellow Angus enthusiasts.

Our activities continue on De-cember 7th as I look forward toseeing many of you at our annualmeeting and banquet in Kearney,NE at the Holiday Inn.

As the year draws to an end….so does my term as President. Iwould like to say thank you to ourmembership for giving me the op-portunity to serve. It has trulybeen an honor and privilege to

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PresidentClayton Glause, Fremont

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Vice PresidentDru Uden, Franklin402/470-0740

Secretary/ManagerSuzy Hebbert, Ashby

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Past PresidentRandy Pettera, McCook

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Commercial Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Chris Fryzek, Madrid308/353-6317

West Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Vince Bickel, Gordon308/282-0416

North Director(Term Expires 12/14)

Dave Nichols, Chambers402/340-3810

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Kory Ostrand, Mason City 308/732-3201

South Director(Term Expires 12/14)

Brandon Meyer, Blue Hill402/756-2488

Northeast Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Brock Foxhoven, Crofton402/388-2478

Southeast Director(Term Expires 12/13)

Trevor Lienemann, Princeton402/560-5385

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serve as President of our NebraskaAngus Association. Also, I amthankful and fortunate to havebeen able to work with a fantasticboard of directors that have beensupportive, passionate, anddemonstrated great enthusiasm forthe Angus breed and our organiza-tion. Finally, huge thanks go out toSuzy Hebbert for all of the workand planning that she puts intoour Association events and activi-ties. She is greatly appreciated!

In closing, I encourage all ofour Angus breeders that are notmembers to consider joining ourassociation and getting involvedwith our association sponsoredevents. All of your support isneeded to continue our standing asa leading state for breeding Angusgenetics. Finally, I offer bestwishes and blessings to all duringthe coming Holiday Season!

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aware of how painful, costly, andlabor intensive it is to collect sam-ples and go through the testingprocess. But with our continueddiligent efforts our commercialcustomers will not have to be af-fected by the damage of these re-spective genetic conditions.

I hated to miss the annual Ne-braska Angus tour, but was attend-ing the Certified Angus BeefConference that same weekend. Itis an honor for me to serve on theCertified Angus Beef board andthe annual conference allows a fewof us producers to mingle withmeat retailers, distributors, andpackers. Certified Angus Beefrecorded another record year insales.

It is an honor for me to servethe membership of the AmericanAngus Association and especiallyNebraska Angus breeders. Eventhough we are experiencing alltime highs in feeder calf prices, weneed to make sure that "your"American Angus association ismoving forward on a path to helpyou and your customers to have acompetitive advantage over thosewho do not use registered Angusbulls.

As always I invite yourthoughts and input. Hope to seeyou this fall in Louisville and alsoat the annual Nebraska Angus As-sociation banquet.

Sincerely,

Arlen Sawyer

Dear Angus Friends…

American Angus Board UpdateAmerican Angus Board UpdateBy: Arlen Sawyer, AAA Board Member

September was a very busyAngus month. It was good tosee other Nebraskans on the

National Angus Tour in New York.That was followed by our Septem-ber board meeting in St. Joe andthe annual Certified Angus BeefConference.

The biggest news in the breedthese past two months has beenthe discovery of another geneticcondition. These discoveries al-ways come with the anticipation ofthe pain. Many breeders have ex-pressed their concern about theeconomic impact on their respec-tive herds and have searched forsomeone or something to "blame".Neither the Australians, scientists,or staff at the association are to"blame" for this new discovery. Wecan all be proud and feel fortunatethat we are involved in a breedwhose members are dedicated toproviding the most up to date andproblem-free genetics possible tothe beef cattle industry. And, thegood news is...one simple way forthe industry to not be affected byany of the genetic conditions is tobuy a registered Angus bull thathas been tested "clean".

These conditions are being dis-covered in our breed due to theidentification of superior geneticsand line breeding to those genetics,thus allowing those conditions tomanifest. I personally am well

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As I was deciding what towrite about in this fall let-ter, I reviewed some past

presidents’ letters. I noticed manyof them discussed the new facilitiesin Grand Island and how theycould put “Nebraska on the mapfor hosing national shows” (2010). Iam excited to share with all of you,after many years of hopeful plan-ning and anticipation we havebeen successful. Our bid for the2016 National Junior Angus Show(NJAS) has been accepted by theAmerican Angus Associationboard of directors. This is incredi-bly exciting news; however, it alsomeans we have a lot of workahead. In order for this event to bea success, both the adult and juniormembers will need to get involvedand work together. Even though itseems far away, we need to getstarted immediately. In particular,we need to get committees estab-lished as soon as possible in orderto make a plan and set a time line.Anyone (adults and/or juniors)who is interested in being on acommittee should contact the chair,Jake and Kami Scott at 308 360-3223 (Jake). I am confident in ourNebraska Angus members’ abilityto come together and make thisshow, one to remember. Congratulations to everyonewho was successful at the Ne-braska State Fair! We had a terrificturn out at our State Fair meetingin September. If you were unableto attend, below are some high-lights of the meeting.Members signed up for variouscommittees:

* Annual Fundraiser is

Saturday, December 7th

* Winter preview show

(Kearney) Sunday,

December 8th

* 2014 NJAS – Backdrop

Hello Angus Friends!

Junior ViewpointJunior ViewpointBy: Maci M. Lienemann, NJAA President

Nebraska JuniorAngus Association

2013-2014Officers & Directors

PresidentMaci Lienemann

Princeton, NE • 402/705-3858

1st Vice PresidentMichaela Clowser

Milford, NE • 402/643-9533

2nd Vice PresidentCheyann Lovett

Bladen, NE • 402/756-1011

Secretary/TreasurerAlisha Dethlefs

North Platte, NE • 308/368-7660

HistorianKami Nelson

Ansley, NE • 308/935-1139

DirectorSavannah Schafer

Nehawka, NE • 402/235-2658

DirectorTalon Lienemann

Princeton, NE • 402/798-0288

DirectorJustine Nelson

Lincoln, NE • 402/796-2686

Advisors:Craig & Laurie Dethlefs

13947 W Power Rd, North Platte, NE69101 308/368-7660

Allen & Heather Smith732 129th Rd., Osceola, NE 68651

402/764-7456

Kevin & Theresa Keyes13106 S 144th St, Springfield, NE 68059

402/ 253-8360

If anyone is interested in get-ting involved in one or more ofthese committees please contactme (information below) and wewill get you involved.

Our next event will be the win-ter preview show, December 7-8th,in Kearney, Nebraska. After check-in, Saturday we will have a shortmeeting and then have the oppor-tunity to participate in workshopsconducted by National JuniorAngus Association board mem-bers, as part of the “Green Coats –Coast to Coast” program. Further-more, Saturday evening will be ourannual junior fundraiser in con-junction with the NebraskaAngus’s annual banquet and at thesame time a pizza social foryounger members. The show willbe Sunday morning at the BuffaloCounty Fairgrounds. Be on thelookout for more information andentry forms that will be coming inthe mail and/or available on theNebraska Junior Angus website.This is a fantastic event for newmembers to gain experience andfor tenured members to be able toshow their calves for the first timeof the upcoming show season. Ihope to see many of you in Kear-ney!

Yours truly,

Maci M. Lienemann

1020 Angus Blvd

Princeton, NE 68404

[email protected]

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Clayton GlauseClayton GlauseAngus Roots Sown Early for

Clayton GlauseOutgoing Nebraska Angus Associa-tion President Clayton Glause grewup around Angus cattle, being “borninto” the business. His Father, Loy,started breeding Angus cattle in 1951,and the program is known as LazyBlack Diamond Ranch (LBDR). Clay-ton received his first Angus heiferwhen he turned 13, selecting the fe-male from a long line of productivemomma cows. She turned out to fol-low that productive trend, allowinghim a nice start in the business. He later purchased two additional

heifer calves from his Dad. Fromthere, he built his herd through in-herd selection and a few other pur-chases along the way. Currently, thefamily operation at Palmer is managedby his brother Kevin, with help fromtwo other brothers (Galen & Brian)and his nephew (Morgan). Collec-tively, the operation consists of about300 registered cows.The bloodlines at Lazy Black Dia-

mond Ranch consist of several homeraised herd sires and purchased sires.The home raised sires trace back toTraveler, Dividend, Grid Maker, Fore-front, & Freedom, to name a few. Cur-rent herd sires include: Diamond 6011Forefront LBDR, LBDR 9008 Pioneer,LBDR 1113 In Focus, Vin-Mar Suh(Sitz Upward son). A.I. sire: SAV Bril-liance. The Glause family currentlymarkets their breeding program by of-fering bulls and heifers for sale at pri-vate treaty at the farm. They alsoconsign a few bulls each year to theNebraska Bull Test.As an employee of Cargill-Provimi,

Clayton is an Account Manager/BeefConsultant where he enjoys interact-ing with numerous livestock produc-ers in Nebraska & Iowa. He is amember of Cargill’s U.S. Beef Team,which places an emphasis on beef nu-trition and consulting.

Clayton and his wife Amy (whomhe met while attending college at Uni-versity Nebraska-Lincoln), have ayoung family. Their four childrenMitchell (12), Dawson (10), Sydney (7)and Cody (2), keep them active intheir community of Fremont, wherethey focus on their children’s activitieswhich include: Fremont Nighthawksbaseball, Jaycees Youth Football, &Trinity Basketball, where Clayton basi-cally helps coach anything that theirkids are involved in. Mitchell has de-veloped an interest in the Angus busi-ness himself, and makes certain theirfamily makes every effort to attendAngus sales & association events, es-pecially the Angus Tour.For Clayton, the most rewarding

part about being a member of the Ne-braska Association Board is the rela-tionships & friendships that he hasgrown. It has also been a great modefor gathering additional informationabout the livestock industry from fel-low members and industry partners. Serving as President has been an

honor, privilege and great experiencefor Clayton and he is thankful to themembership for that opportunity. Heentered the Board of Directors with anopen mind and one of his goals has al-ways been to serve the membershipby listening to suggestions and ideasthat may potentially enhance member-ship offerings and service. As a board,the directors have had discussions andaddressed ways to benefit members(e.g. changing printers and thus beingable to reduce advertising rates). Hehas always welcomed discussion top-ics that could potentially add to mem-bership offerings, and hopes thoseideas continue to be presented andconsidered in the future. He is certainthat the board will continue to evalu-ate options that may enhance mem-bership offerings. Clayton alsoenvisions that the board will continueto enthusiastically support the Ne-braska Junior Angus Associationmembers as they are the future leaders

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of our industry and its successes. Now that his year as President is

coming to an end, Clayton is alreadyinvolved with many activities to fillthe “void” of his Presidential responsi-bilities. He will continue to spendtime coaching and attending his kid’syouth sporting events, taking themfishing, taking an occasional familyvacation, and he will continue to beactive in his church where he andAmy chair the school’s annual benefitauction. Being one of thirteen chil-dren (he has 6 brothers and 6 sisters)he also enjoys catching up with hissiblings at family gatherings, andspending time with the kids at thefamily farm near Palmer and Amy’sfamily farm near West Point.Clayton feels that all breeders can

learn from one another about theirbreeding programs, and that all pro-ducers can use that information as atool to move forward with their indi-vidual breeding program goals andobjectives. He advises all of the stateAngus breeders to consider member-ship in the Nebraska Angus Associa-tion and to take an active role inparticipating in the current events andactivities it sponsors. Involved mem-bership presents an opportunity tomeet fellow members, develop lastingrelationships, and begin to cultivate agreat network of knowledge that willserve everyone well into the future ofthe beef industry.

Glause Family: Back row (L to R): Amy, Cody, Clayton and Mitchell; Front Row (L to R): Dawson and Sydney.



Nebraska Angus News: Nebraska Angus News: Northeast Nebraska Hosts 2013 Angus Tour

As I was deciding what towriNorfolk, Nebraska servedas the headquarters for the

2013 Nebraska Angus Tour held Sep-tember 21st.The one dayevent attracteda good crowdwhich viewedcattle on thisyear’s annualevent.

The firststop of the daywas held at theCharlesPohlman AgComplex onthe Northeast

CommunityCollege Cam-pus in Norfolk.Here tourgoers viewedcattle displaysfrom four Ne-braska mem-bers andenjoyed a deli-cious breakfastmeal served bystudents from

the college.Members whohad cattle ondisplay in-cluded JindraAngus ofClarkson,PohlmanAngus Farmsof Norfolk,SonderupAngus ofGenoa and

Timperley Cat-tle fromTekamah. Agreat thanks toNortheastCommunityCollege forserving as thefirst host of theday for thetour.The tour thenheaded Northout of Norfolktowards

Brunswick andRoyal, wherethe next stopwas at thenewly openedCentral ValleyAgronomyhub. HereManager JeffKrebs, ex-plained to thegroup in detailhow the facil-ity will service

agronomy cus-tomers in thearea throughthe differentcrop growingphases of theseason. Tourgoers werewalkedthrough thedry fertilizerstorage area,the fertilizerload out areas

and the corn storage facilities. Thesheer scope and size of the structuresas well as the description of the build-ing of the corn silos was fascinating.This was one of the highlights of thetour because of the unique capacityand services the coop will now offer toarea farmers.

Landmark Angus and Brook-houser T-Bone Angus were next up onthe day’s schedule. Here the tour wastreated to a wonderful meal and greatcattle all underthe new con-finementbuilding re-cently con-structed atLandmarkAngus. Greg& Janet Todd,Jack Todd;Mark andColleen andAlex and MaryBrookhouserwere wonder-ful hosts to this

Tour goers enjoy a wonderful breakfast at the Northeast Community College Pohlman Ag Complex

Corrine Morris welcomes thetour to Northeast Community

College Campus

Roger Timperley explains thehistory behind his start in the

Angus business.

Lori Wagner of SonderupAngus explains her operation.

Chuck Pohlman introduces hisfamily and welcomes the tour

to Norfolk

Nick Jindra describes the cattlehe has on display.

Landmark Angus fall pairs and bull on display

Cody Glauseburns off a littleexcess energy atLandmarkAngus stop

Corn storage silos at Central Valley Agronomy Hub

Greg Todd of Landmark Anguswelcomes the tour to this year’s

lunch stop.

Alex Brookhouser of T-BoneAngus describes his families

operation

Tour goers greet Jack Todd

Jeff Krebs, CVA Manager wel-comes the tour to the Royal,NE agronomy hub and givesthe history of the facility.

NAA North Director Dave Nichols views Brookhouser cattle on display


bridge, thetour headedtowards thesupper stop ofthe day andour last cattlestop for 2013.Here the GalenFoxhoven fam-ily proved tobe gracioushosts for thisyear’s tour andthey also wel-comed LeaderAngus ofCrofton and their display of comingtwo year old bulls. After a day full ofsuperb food, excellent cattle displaysand warm hospitality, the tour groupheaded back to Norfolk for the finalstop the at tour headquarters, the Hol-iday Inn Express. Many tour goerscommented on a wonderful day andsaid they were looking forward to the2014 tour, which will be in South Cen-tral Nebraska.


oming two year old Angus bulls from Leader Angus on display

Nebraska Angus News: Nebraska Angus News: 2013 Angus Tour & Husker Harvest Days

Husker Harvest Days 2013. Thisyear’s 3 day show encom-passed large crowds, great cat-

tle and a variety of weather. Setuptook place on Monday, Sept 10th onone of the hottest days of late summer.Wednesday during the show we en-joyed cooler temperatures and rain…several rain showers occurredthroughout the day. Thursday was abeautiful day for people who attendedthe show because we had little dust,cooler temperatures and a good crowdthrough the tent.

Members who displayed cattle atthis year’s show included: Carl Deth-lefs and Sons of Rockville, DethlefsAngus Ranch of Ravenna, HerbsterAngus Farms of Falls City, Lazy BlackDiamond Ranch of Palmer and Liene-mann Cattle Co. of Princeton. MaciLienemann, the current Nebraska

Angus Queen and American AngusAmbassador also was present duringthe week to visit with those whochecked out our cattle display. Nextyear’s event will be held September 9-11, 2014.

year’s tour.

Once back on the road, the contin-gent of tour goers found their way toBartos Angus near Verdigre. Brentand Jemi Frederick were generoushosts for the group as they had bothregistered and commercial cattle on

Exhibitors at this year’s show: (Left to Right) Charles Herbster, Amanda Raithel, Trevor Lienemann, KevinGlause, Vickie Hollman, Ray Hollman, Ken “Dutch”

Dethlefs, & Gary Dethlefs.

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display, as well as treats and doorprizes for the group.

From Bartos Angus, the tourheaded towards Niobrara, Nebraskaand a trip across the Chief StandingBear Memorial Bridge, to the SouthDakota side of the Missouri River,near the bridge overlook. Tour goerslearned about the building of thebridge and imagined the scope of theflood waters that kept vehicle trafficfrom accessing the bridge from theNebraska side of the crossing duringthe flooding that occurred in 2011.

From the Chief Standing Bear

Cattle on display at Bartos Angus

Chief Standing Bear bridge from the South Dakotaside of the Missouri River

Linda Pohlman visits with NAA Vice President DruUden, Lowell Minert and Chuck Pohlman at the Chief

Standing Bear Bridge overlook

Jemi and Brent Frederick welcome the tour this theirstop and describe their operation.

Galen Foxhoven introduces his sons Brock and JustinFoxhoven. Regional Mgr Matt Printz looks on.

Gordon Leader of LeaderAngus Farms describes their

breeding program and CarolynLeader looks on.

Youngsters taking a lemonade break at FoxhovenAngus stop

Coming two year old Angus bulls from Leader Anguson display



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~B~Behlen Manufacturing ..............................17

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~D~Daigger Angus..............................................6Carl Dethlef & Sons......................................5

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~R~RayMar Ranches ..........................................1

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From our mailbox. . .Dear Nebraska AngusAss’n,

Thank you for sponsoring the FFAChampion Angus Female award atthe Nebraska State Fair. This was mylast year to show FFA and I had agreat last fair!! I appreciate your support of the FFA show and makingthis opportunity possible for FFA students.

Sincerely,

Jud Hoffschneider

Dear Nebraska Junior Angus Associa-tion,

Thank you for your generous supportof my collegiate experience.Without your support, my experiencehere at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln would not be possible. I lookforward to serving the agriculture industry in the financial sector in the

future. Thank you again for yourgenerouscontribution.

Sincerely,

Jud Hoffschneider

Dear FFA Friends,

On behalf of the 143 FFA chapters and6500+ FFA members of Nebraska, Iwould like to sincerely thank you forsupporitng FFA members for the 2013Nebraska State Fair. FFA had a verysuccessful Nebraska State Fair with909 exhibitors showing 2,495 exhibitsfrom 115 FFA chapters across Nebraska. Thank you for partneringwith the FFA!

Sincerely,

Ryan HassebrookFFA SuptNebraska State Fair

Kent ZellerAss’t FFA SuptNebraska State Fair

2013 N2013 NEBRASKAEBRASKA AANGUSNGUS AASSOCIATIONSSOCIATIONAnnual Meeting and Banquet December 7th, 2013

KEARNEY, NE - HOLIDAY INN

12:30 p.m. - Registration1:00 p.m. - DR. TONYA AMEN - American Angus Association Genetic Service Director

“Breeding Angus Cattle in the Genomics Age”“Breeding Angus Cattle in the Genomics Age”2:15 p.m. - Break2:30 p.m. - ABRAM MERTZ - Livestock Direct.net (Nebraska Angus Association Marketing Partner)

“Marketing Made Easy - Targeting New Customers in Print & Online”“Marketing Made Easy - Targeting New Customers in Print & Online”3:45 p.m. - Break4:00 p.m. - ANNUAL MEETING 6:00 p.m. - SOCIAL HOUR7:00 p.m. - BANQUET (Prime Rib Meal - $35/person) Presentation of Nebraska Angus Pioneer Award Winners

Presentation of Nebraska Angus Producer of the Year - NAA Year End Highlights

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March 14 – Brookhouser T-Bone Angus Bull Sale– Brunswick

March 14 – Southwest Nebraska Angus Ass’n Bull Sale – McCook

March 15 – Gardel’s Angus Bull Sale – Sale @ Kearney

March 17 – Kasselder-Freouf Bull Sale – EricsonMarch 19 – Wagonhammer Angus Bull Sale –

Sale @ O’NeillMarch 20 – Benoit Bull Sale – Esbon, KSMarch 22 – Connealy Angus Bull Sale – WhitmanMarch 22 – Herbster Angus Sale – Sale @

Marysville, KSMarch 23 - E.D. Angus Bull Sale – AshbyMarch 23 – TK Angus Bull Sale – ValentineMarch 24 – Rishel Angus Bull Sale – North PlatteMarch 25 – Frenzen Angus Bull Sale – FullertonMarch 26 – Nebraska Bull Test Sale – Sale @

Broken BowMarch 28 – Poss Angus Bull Sale – Sale @

Ericson LivestockMarch 28 – Schurrtop Angus & Charolais Bull

Sale – Sale @ McCook

APRILThursday, April 3 – A & B Cattle Bull Sale –

BassettFriday, April 4 – Dethlefs Angus Ranch/Treffer

Angus Bull Sale – Loup CitySaturday, April 5 – Kraye Angus Bull Sale –

MullenFriday, April 11 – Hollman Angus Bull Sale -

Hallam

2013-2014 Sale & Event Calendar2013-2014 Sale & Event CalendarNOVEMBER

November 9 – McConnell Angus Spring Herd Female Dispersal - Dix

November 11 – Hansen Angus Dispersal – Sale @ Ogallala

November 16 – Krebs Ranch Fall Roundup – Rushville

November 22 – Schurrtop Angus & Charolais Bull Sale – Sale @ McCook

November 23 – Green Valley Cattle Co. Female Sale – Atkinson

November 25 - 2014 Nebraska Cattlmen’s ClassicEntries DUE

November 26 – Neb Angus Ass’n AnnualBanquet Reservations DUE

November 30 – Daigger-Orr Angus Black & Red Angus Herd Reduction Sale – North Platte

DECEMBERDecember 1 – Jan/Feb 2014 Nebraska Angus

News Ads DUEDecember 1 – 2014 Membership Renewal

BeginsDecember 7 – Annual Meeting and Banquet –

KearneyDecember 9-10 – RayMar Ranches (Angus Sale –

OgallalaDecember 22 – Sisco Bros “Winter Layaway”

Sale - Syracuse

JANUARYThursday,January 23 – Marcy Cattle Co. Bull Sale

– Sale @ GordonFriday, January 24 – Mill Bar Angus Bull Sale –

Sale @ McCookSaturday, January 25 – Baldridge Bros Bull Sale

– North PlatteSaturday, January 25 – Sandage Angus Bulls

Sale – Sale @ Rushville – 5 pm (MDT)Monday, January 26 – Martin Angus Ranch Bull

Sale - Ogallala

FEBRUARY February 1 - Mar/Apr 2014 Nebraska Angus

News Ads DUEFebruary 1 – Bartos Bull Sale – VerdigreFebruary 3 – Mike Sitz Angus Ranch Bull Sale –

BurwellFebruary 3 – Windmill Angus Ranch Bull Sale –

HaiglerFebruary 7 – McConnell Angus Bull Sale – DixFebruary 7 – Spring Valley Angus Bull Sale -

BassettFebruary 10 – Carter Family Angus Bull Sale -

ArthurFebruary 11 – Kuck Ranch Bull Sale – Sale @

Lexington LivestockFebruary 12 – Sandpoint Cattle Co. – Sale @

ChappellFebruary 15 – Leader Angus Bull Sale - CroftonFebruary 15 – Minert-Simonson Bull Sale –

DunningFebruary 18 – Cedar Top Ranch Bull Sale – Sale

@ BurwellFebruary 19 – Ostrand Angus Bull Sale – Sale @

Slagle Angus Ranch New Sale DateFebruary 20 – Krebs Ranch Bull Sale - GordonFebruary 20 – Nebraska Cattlemen’s Classic

Show & Sale – Kearney

February 24 – Arrow One Angus Bull Sale – North Platte New Sale Date

February 24 – Foxhoven Bull Sale – CroftonFebruary 26 – TC Ranch Bull Sale - FranklinFebruary 27 – Bear Mtn Bull Sale – Palisade

MARCHMarch 1 – Green Valley Cattle Co Bull Sale -

AtkinsonMarch 1 – S Diamond Angus Private Treaty Bull

Sale – HendersonMarch 2 – Carlson Cattle Co. Bull Sale -

FullertonMarch 3 – Vision Angus Bull Sale – Sale @

North Platte FairgroundsMarch 4 – Jindra Angus Bull Sale – Sale @

Creighton Livestock MarketMarch 5 – Hall Ranch Bull Sale – BassettMarch 5 – Lonesome River Ranch Bull Sale -

MilburnMarch 7 – Carl Dethlefs & Sons Bull Sale –

RockvilleMarch 8 – Smith Farms Angus Bull Sale – Hay

SpringsMarch 8 – Snyder Bros. Bull Sale – Sale @

Ogallala LivestockMarch 9 – 4 M Angus Bull Sale – Blue HillMarch 9 – Lienemann Cattle Co Bull Sale – Sale

@ Beatrice 77 LivestockMarch 10 – Barstow Ranch Bull Sale –

Springview New Sale DateMarch 12 – Vin-Mar Angus Bull Sale – Sale @

Rushville



JOIN US AT THESE EXCITING SALES!

24 - Pearls of the Prairie Angus FemaleSale, Mandan, ND

30 - Back Creek Angus Black SaturdayAngus Sale, Mount Ulla, NC, sale atIredell Livestock Market, Turnersburg, NC

30 - Dameron Angus Production Sale,Lexington, IL

December

1 - BC II Show Cattle Online ShowHeifer Sale, hosted by Angus Live(Sheridan, IN)

2 - Stevenson's Diamond Dot AngusSale, Hobson, MT

5 - Newman Angus Elite Embryo OnlineSale, hosted by Angus Live (Carmel,IN)

7 - Bramblett Angus Bull & CommercialFemale Sale, Elberton, GA

7 - Hoosier Beef Congress Angus Sale,Indianapolis, IN

7 - Ontario Angus Futurity, Orangeville,Ontario, Canada

8 - Sullivan SJS Angus 55th Anniversary Sale, Lucas, IA

14 - Complete Dispersal of the FinleyBrothers Angus Herd & Equipment,Wyandotte, OK, sale at Joplin Regional Stockyards, Carthage, MO.

November

2 - Decades of Excellence Volume XIVAngus Sale, at Fancy Free Farms,Unionville, TN

3 - Kramer Farms Online Show Heifer Sale,hosted by Angus Live (Farina, IL)

3 - Sherman Jones, Gala Rose Angus Complete & Total Dispersal Sale, Lyons,NY

4 - Brooking Angus Ranch Online AngusShow Heifer Sale, hosted by Angus Live(Radville SK, Canada)

5 - Buchanan Cattle Enterprises OnlineShow Heifer and Steer Sale, hosted byAngus Live (Aldie, VA)

6 - Riverside Angus Ranch Online FemaleSale, hosted by Angus Live (Las Animas,CO)

7 - Newman Angus Elite Embryo OnlineSale, hosted by Angus Live (Carmel, IN)

9 - Pitts Angus Sale, Hermitage, MO10 - SF Farms Angus Sale, Princeton, KS14 - Double R Bar Ranch Online Embryo

Sale, hosted by Angus Live(Plymouth,IN)

15 - GMA Angus Ranch Brands of Excellence Online Show Heifer Sale,hosted by Angus Live (Merced, CA)

15 - ZWT Ranch Angus Bull and FemaleSale, Crossville, TN

15 - Legacy at Pine Hill & Harvester FarmJoint Angus Production Sale, Rockingham County Fairgrounds, Harrisonburg, VA

16 - Performance Legends Angus FemaleSale, at Shuffler Farm, Union Grove, NC

18 - Fort Angus Online Show Heifer Sale,hosted by Angus Live (Knightstown, IN)

21 - Siebring Angus Online Female Sale,hosted by Angus Live (Gilman, IL)

22 - RX Angus Online Heifer Sale, hosted byAngus Live (Blountville, TN)

23 - Ginger Hill Angus Sale, Culpeper, VA23 - MM Cattle Co. Angus Bull and

Commercial Female Sale, Bowdon, GA24 - Hedgewood Prairie Angus & Friends

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Purebred & Commercial AngusJohn & Laurie Widdowson15175 U.S. Hwy. 30 John’sCell 308/390-5697

Office 308/483-5100Lodgepole, NE 69149

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“Dutch” & Marian Dethlefs31310 Imperial Rd • Ravenna, NE 68869Ph. 308/452-4147

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Bull Sale Sunday, March 23, 2014 (at the ranch)

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