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Kansas Angus Association

Number 606 ▪ January 2017

January 2017 ▪ Kansas Angus News ▪ 1

Page 1. Association News

The Ks Angus Association (KAA) annual meeting banquet and junior show will be January 21-22 in Hutchinson. The meetings and educational presentations are on Saturday, January 21 in the Prairie Pavilion on the Kansas State Fairgrounds (KSF) in Hutchinson beginning at 11 am. The annual banquet which will include a social hour, the Kansas Angus Auxiliary scholarship auction, honorary member induction, KAA Directory page auction and Miss Kansas Angus crowning is at the Atrium Hotel and Conference Center later on Saturday evening. The judging contest and junior show will be on Sunday, January 22 at 9 am. The junior show includes classes for registered Angus owned heifers, bred and owned heifers and bulls, steers and cow/calf pairs as well as commercial purebred and steers and predominantly black Angus based cross bred steers. The entry deadline for the junior show is January 10, late entries are not accepted. Emily Griffiths. Kendallville, IN will evaluate the entries. The cattle judging contest will run concurrently with the junior show, all junior Angus, 4-H and FFA members as well as adults are invited to participate. Look for the banquet reservation submission, hotel info, junior show entry form, scholarship and Miss Kansas Angus applications as well as a complete schedule of events online at www.kansasangus.org.

Schedule of Events January 21-22, 2017 in Hutchinson, all events at the Kansas State Fair-grounds—Prairie Pavilion unless otherwise noted. Friday , Jan. 20 2:00 pm - Barn and tie outs open to receive Junior Show cattle, Ks State Fairgrounds– Prairie Pavilion. Miss Ks Angus Contest- Friday Evening time TBA Saturday, Jan. 21 11:00 am - Ks Angus Auxiliary meeting - Fairgrounds, Prairie Pavilion 12:30 pm -KAA Annual Meeting, Election of officers- Prairie Pavilion 1:30 pm - Educational Program 12:00 pm - All Junior cattle on fairgrounds 1:00-3:00 pm - Junior Show Check in 4:00 pm - KJAA Meeting - Prairie Pavilion 6:30 pm - KAA Pre-Banquet Social - Atrium Hotel & Conference Center 7:00 pm - KAA Annual Banquet - Atrium Hotel Ticket required. (honorary member induction, auxiliary scholarship auction, Miss Ks Angus crowning, directory ad auction, KJAA semen auction) Adults $25, children 12 & under $6. Reservations Requested, pay at the door Sunday, Jan. 22 8 am - Registration for judging contest, adults & juniors 9 am - Ks Jr Angus Show and Youth Judging Contest, Prairie Pavilion Judging contest runs concurrently with the Jr. Show. All junior Angus, 4-H and FFA are welcome! Junior Show judge– Emily Griffiths

Hotel Headquarters—Atrium Hotel and Conference Center, 620-669-9311. 1400 N Lorraine St. Ask for Kansas Angus Association block, To insure space reserve by January 15 .

KAA to Award Scholarships to Young Angus Producers Application deadline is January 2, 2017, Two $500 Scholarships Awarded The Kansas Angus Association board of directors are excited to announce that the KAA will award a $500 scholarship to two young college-age Kansas Angus producers. The scholarship is made possible through Kansas breeders utilizing Zoetis HD50K tests during Zoetis’s annual state

association program. (test purchased through Angus Genetics, Inc., June 1-Aug. 31, 2016) The scholarship winner will be announced during the KAA annual banquet on January 21,2017 in Hutchinson. The application deadline is January 2, 2017, applicants will be required to submit an online application and essay. The application is posted on www.kansasangus.org. Eligibility: 1. Applicants must be enrolled in a 2 or 4 year college or technical school for the spring 2017 semester, proof of enrollment required. 2. Applicant’s parents , grandparents or family farm/ranch must be member’s of the Kansas Angus Association.3. Applicant must be currently involved in producing Angus cattle or actively involved in their family's Angus operation. http://www.kansasangus.org/kaa-scholarship-2017--application.html

25th Annual Commercial Female Sale in Pratt The KAA celebrated a milestone on December 3, 2016 with the 25th annual KAA sponsored commercial female sale in Pratt. 645 head of quality commercial Angus and Angus-influence females sold . 278 bred heifers averaged $1542 with the top selling consignment of 5 head coming from ENS Cattle Company, Dighton bringing $1745. 92 bred cows averaged $1500; Shane Werk, Burrton , consigned the top sellers at $1650. A total of 275 open heifers averaged $990 with the top spring yearling consignment coming from Giles Ranch at $1090. A group of older open heifers consigned by Bill Syms brought $1250/head.

The evening begore the sale a dinner and program sponsored by Zoetis brought together past and present consigners and committee members as well as KAa members and Pratt Livestock staff. KAA thanked Pratt Livestock for partnering with us to host this annual sale by presenting a commemorative plaque prior to

the sale. Pictured is Gordon Stucky, sale chairman and Jake and Mike Lewis, Pratt Livestock.

Annual KAA Banquet Reservation Form Saturday, Jan. 21. 2016

_______ Number of adults or teens ( Buffet meal) ______Number of children 12 and under–( burger)

Name( please print) Name___________________________________

Farm/Ranch ____________________________________

City__________________ST_______ Phone___________________ Email__________________.

[email protected]. By Jan. 16. Location: Atrium Hotel and Convention Center

( formerly Ramada Hotel) Adults $25—Certified Angus Beef ®Prime Rib

Buffet , Children 12 and under $6 each—burger & fries meal

Make Banquet Reservations Online

www.kansasangus.org Or mail to: Ks Angus Association, 5201 E Rd 110,

Scott City, Ks 67671 Online reservations preferred by Jan 16

2 ▪ January 2017 ▪ Kansas Angus News

Official Publication of the Kansas Angus Association, Inc.

February issue ad/copy deadline : Jan 10

Anne Lampe, Editor 5201 E Rd 110▪ Scott City, Ks 67871

(620)872-3915 phone/fax▪ (620)874-4273 cell

Email: [email protected]

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Add Photos ……………… $5/photo No photo charge for camera ready ads

Discounts for year contract 1/4 page and larger prepaid. Discounts for multiple full page ad in same issue.

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$2 per word. 10 word minimum. No logos , graphics or display ads in classified section.

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Catalog inserts welcome. Terms: All accounts that are 60 days or more past due will be assed interest at a monthly rate of 1–1/2% (18% annually). Accounts that are six months past due must be paid in full prior to accepting advertise-ments , furthermore a stop advertisement order will be in effect for those delinquent accounts that place advertisements in each issue of the Kansas Angus News or have a spot ad on www.kansasangus.org. This policy applies to all advertising accepted by the KAA including the Kansas Angus News, Kansas Angus Directory, website ads, and e-advertisements. . Any member 3 months or more in arrears in the payment of dues or assessments shall be dropped from the roll with the membership year beginning with the annual meeting. (KAA By-Laws: Art III, Sec 4) Any claims or statements of the writers or advertisers in this publica-tion represent their own opinions and are not necessarily those of the

editor or of the officers and directors of the Kansas Angus Association.

Published 6 times per year. (beg.2014)

The President’s Pen

As 2017 sets sail my term of Kansas Angus President comes to an end. Howev-er, your new officer team and Board of Directors for the Kansas Angus Associa-tion have their sights set on another great year and association growth. What a pleasure and an honor it has been to serve in my role and work with this amazing team. It is with my deepest sincerities that I thank you for the honor, opportunity and trust to serve as your 2016 president. This life changing experience has yielded me an extreme appreciation for Kansas Angus cattle and people. I was able to attend 21 of ours breeder’s sales this past year across a large seg-ment of the state. This opportunity has shed light on just how vastly diverse Kansas Angus breeders and commercial cattlemen are. From the feedlots to the Flinthills, our state shows as much promise as any in the US and more opportunity in the future than most. I feel confident that there are other breeders that share the same cattle business views as you, yet also share the same state flag. I've seen it with my own eyes and I invite you to do the same. If you can please drive to the opposite end of our state from where you live to watch a sale this spring. That way you’ll see how the other half lives and conducts business in a different environment. There is always a take home message from each sale if you’re listening that might be the piece your missing at your place. Furthermore, if you have not ever attended the National Angus Con-vention or just not been in awhile please go to one soon. Our American Angus Association is growing and changing so fast and your attendance will help shed light on the future of our breed as it relates to your own home operation. Genomic technology is advancing rapidly and CAB continues at record numbers annually just to name a couple that the convention touches on. Again, I am truly blessed and humbled by the chance to have served as your president.

Thank you and God Bless,

Stuart Rose 2016 Kansas Angus Association President

Notes & News from Anne

The New Year bring new hopes, goals and opportunities. Whether you are a first

generation Angus producer or come from a family with a long history in the Angus

business; we all are fortunate to have been given the opportunity to raise Angus

cattle and be part of the “Angus family”. As you are making you plans for New Year

include your Kansas Angus family by taking the opportunity to join friends both old and new at

the KAA annual meeting , banquet and junior show on January 21-22 in Hutchinson ( see page

1 for schedule and information). Also in January many of our KAA members will travel to Denver

for the National Western Stock Show, good luck to those that are exhibiting, or selling at the

various sales hosted during NWSS. In February “sale season” kicks of in Kansas and ushers in

the first of so many production and sales as well as private treating offerings hosted by Kansas

Angus breeders, check out the calendar on page 20 and plan to take in a few sales in the New

Year you won’t be disappointed in the quality of seedstock our KAA members offer.

Wishing You a Year Filled with Joy, Peace, Love and Prosperity.

...And Great Angus Cattle.

Happy New Year 2017!

Anne S. Lampe

Ks Angus News, editor ; Kansas Angus Association, Secretary/Manager [email protected] , 620-874-4273 cell

President : Stuart Rose, Cheney

Vice President : Larry Lundgren, Gove Secretary/Mgr: Anne Lampe, Scott City (620) 874-4273 (cell) Treasurer: Neal Haverkamp, Bern Past President: Sharee Sankey, Council Grove

District Directors Term Expires # 1 Lynne Hinrichsen , Westmoreland ……….….……...2019 # 2 Jason Flory, Baldwin City ………..…….…..... …. . 2017 # 3 Flinton McCabe, Elk City ………………..……….. ..2017 # 4 Deb Bartholomew, Mankato ..…….…….…............2019 # 5 Mark Rohr, Hays………………….....…………....., 2018 # 6 John McCurry, Burrton……………….…..…….…....2019 # 7 Brady Larson, Sharon Springs….……………...…..2019 # 8 Darin Huck, Dodge City……………………....…. ..2019 Directors At Large (Commercial) Jace Johnson, Dwight……………………..……………...2019 Derrick Schlegel, Alexander …………………........…...2017 Jeff Klausmeyer , Clearwater..……….………. ……. .2018 Directors At Large (Purebred) Brandon New, Leavenworth………………….………....2017 Clint Woodrow, Emporia …………… ………….…….2019 Lance Cline, Onaga…………………………………… 2018

Kansas Angus Association Bookkeeper– Betsy Anderson

[email protected]

The KAA board meets quarterly in February, May, September and December. Members are welcome to attend meetings. Contact Anne Lampe for meeting dates.

Page 1. Association News……………….....1 KAA Annaul Meeting, Banquet , Jr Show Schedule ..1 Editors Notes, KAA, KAN Info………........2 Angus Industry............................................. 4 KJAA………………. ……………………...8 Thankyou from Miss Kansas Angus 2016…..8 KAF Jr. Show Entry Form……………...…..9

Showring Purple………………..14 Auxiliary………….………........19 KAA Calendar …………….…...20

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Angus Unveils Long-Range Plan American Angus Association leaders reveal their plans for growth, leader-ship and the industry’s first Genomic Education Center. Anticipation was evident Monday, Nov. 7, as Angus breeders from across the country crowded into an Indianapolis, Ind., meeting hall for the Ameri-can Angus Association 133rd Annual Convention of Delegates. The meet-ing was the capping event of the three-day Angus Convention, where about 2,000 Angus seedstock and commercial producers, academia and allied industry met for educational sessions and thought-leading keynote lectures — all largely based on leadership, innovation and business cul-ture. The annual meeting represents the culmination of the fiscal work of the world’s largest beef breed organization as well as the election of officers and new board directors. This year, members also gathered to hear Asso-ciation CEO Allen Moczygemba unveil the Association’s Long-Range Stra-tegic Plan (LRSP). “As an Association, we’ve been blessed with strong leadership that has had the resolve to plan for the future, to make the right decision at the right time,” Moczygemba told delegates and attendees. “Those landmark decisions ensured our breed was positioned for long-term growth. This new Long-Range Strategic Plan, led by the Board of Directors, represents that same commitment to innovative decision-making so evident in Angus history.” Angus board directors and staff pursued a long-range strategic planning process in 2016 to pioneer a new era of progress and to grow the already dominant position of the Angus breed and brand. “Our leaders spent months establishing the plan, gathering important input from all sectors of the beef cattle industry, from seedstock to cow-calf producers, from feeders to allied industry partners, from marketers to re-tailers and academia,” Moczygemba explained. “The result was the most comprehensive and far-reaching effort of its kind for the organization.” Extensive surveys, focus groups and market analyses resulted in a bevy of valuable insight that revealed challenges and opportunities for the Associ-ation and registered Angus genetics in a rapidly evolving business. Main themes included changing market dynamics; increased competition, tech-nological and informational needs; and growing international opportunities and beef demand. The thorough assessment led Association directors to identify five core areas of focus for the organization in the next three years: genetics, com-mercial programs, leadership, product and research. “The long-range plan will create new opportunities and a framework for our future,” explained Jim Sitz, Montana Angus breeder and outgoing Associa-tion president and chairman of the board. “It includes an expanded focus on commercial producers, and also strengthens our genetic evaluation capabilities. I’m proud to say that we have assembled a plan and a team that challenge a complacent status.” In his opening remarks as the organization’s newly elected president, Ken-tucky cattleman Charlie Boyd said the Association’s plans are aggressive and offer the possibility to define the breed’s future. “I think this is one of the best plans this organization has ever developed, and I’m proud of it,” Boyd said. “It will solidify Angus as the worldwide centerpiece for genetic evaluation and position our organization for further leadership within the industry.” Key points call for the establishment of the Genomic Education Center, a multi-use facility that will expand the Association’s Saint Joseph, Mo.,

headquarters as well as its capabilities to conduct research, disseminate information and provide education to the industry; greater service and information sharing with the commercial cattle sector to drive the value of registered Angus genetics; an expanded industry leadership position; cre-ation of recordkeeping platforms; global opportunities and brand aware-ness; and increased research emphasis on traits like fertility, feet and leg structure and other areas. “This plan demonstrates that the board and the membership are not taking anything for granted,” Boyd said. “We’re moving forward because it’s our obligation to our past and to doing what’s right for the future of Angus.” Moczygemba said the work now begins. “This isn’t a plan that will rest upon a shelf. In the weeks and months ahead, we will set these initiatives in motion in order to ensure success decades down the road,” he said. “It’s another right decision at the right time that will enable each of our 25,000 members to achieve our collective mission of enhancing the genetics of the Angus breed, broadening its influence and expanding the market for high-quality Angus beef worldwide. We’re poised for a new era.”

Angus Elects New Board Officers, Members The American Angus Association welcomes breed leaders to serve its 25,000 members. The American Angus Associa-tion® announced officers and directors elected to its Board of Directors during the 133rd Annu-al Convention of Delegates in Indianapolis, Ind. Those serving the Association for three-year terms are: Richard Dyar, Cross-ville, Ala.; Dave Hinman, Malta, Mont.; Alan Miller, Gridley, Ill.; Jonathan Perry, Fayetteville, Tenn.; and Barry Pollard, Waukomis, Okla.

Charlie Boyd, May's Lick, Ky., was elected as Association president and chairman of the Board. He succeeds Jim Sitz, Dillon, Mont. Charlie, wife Paula, and sons Blake and Logan operate Boyd Beef Cattle. Kevin Yon, Ridge Spring, S.C., was elected by delegates to serve as As-

sociation vice president and vice chairman of the Board. First-generation Angus breeders, Kevin and his wife, Lydia, established Yon Family Farms in 1996. They have three children: Sally, Drake and Corbin. John Pfeiffer Jr., Mulhall, Okla., will serve as the 2016-2017 treasurer. He and his wife, Gaye, manage a diversified farming operation, where Angus cattle have grazed for more than 100 years. They have two sons, John Christopher and Andy. A total of 312 delegates from 39 states and Washington, D.C., represented Association members during the Annual Convention of Delegates hosted Nov. 7 during the 2016 Angus Convention.

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K a n s a s J u n i o r A n g u s A s s o c i a ti o n

KJAA OFFICERS 2016-17 (Term Aug 1 to Aug 1) President: - Chelsey Figge, Onaga, [email protected]

President Elect: Megan Green, Leavenworth 1st Vice President: Anna Carpenter, Wamego

2nd Vice President: Grady Dickerson, Paradise Secretary: Cale Hinrichsen, Westmoreland Treasurer: Morgan Woodbury, Quenemo

Reporter - Eva Hinrichsen, Westmoreland Historian: Alex Cozzitorto, Lawrence

Past President: Esther McCabe, Elk City Membership Directors:

Kady Figge, Onaga; Sarah Pelton, Paradise; Ethan Dickerson, Paradise

DIRECTORS District 1: Kelsey Theis, Leavenworth

District 2: Sarah Loomis, Council Grove District 3: Cassidy Birk, Burlingame District 5: Jayce Dickerson, Paradise District 6: Abbie Schwab, Goddard

Directors At-Large: Taylor Nikkel, Maple Hill; Bridget Kucan, Holton; Nick Siemans, Towanda.

ADVISORS

Advisors 3yr term David and Stephanie Dickerson.. [email protected] (3rd year 2014) David and Susan Shipman….... [email protected] (2nd year 2015) Nelson Hager……………...…...…[email protected] (1st year 2016) Anne Lampe……...……….…..620-874- 4273 cell, [email protected]

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Kansas Angus Association

Hello KJAA members! Happy New Year! I hope to see plenty of Juniors at the Ks Angus Futurity Jr Show January 22, 2017. Make sure to get your entries in early! All entries are due by January 10th. If you are 14 years or older and want to be a voting dele-gate at the NJAS for the NJAA board or represent Kansas on the NJAA board, the application is at www.kansasangus.org on the KJAA page and due January 10th. Nationals will take place July 9-15th in Des Moines, IA. Any high school seniors to college sophomores don’t forget to apply for the scholarships found online on www.kansasangus.org on the Auxiliary and Junior pages. Also, if you are eligible make sure to apply for your bronze and silver awards and those applications can be found at njaa.info. Additionally, don’t forget to attend the annual meeting and banquet at which we will hold the semen auction to support the KJAA members. This event is a great time to spend with all of the Kansas Angus family.

Lastly, make sure to mark your calendars for the KJAA Preview Show the

1st Saturday in June. A unique opportunity this year is that the Eastern

Regional on 6/7-11/2017 is in Louisville, KY! If you 14 years or older, also

mark down these leadership opportunities: Raising the Bar- Geauxing for

the Gold in Baton Rouge, Louisiana 3/2 – 5/2017, and Raising the Bar-

Amesing for Success in Des Moines, Iowa 4/6 – 9/2017.

Chelsey Figge

KJAA President 2016-17

KJAA MEETING ▪ JANUARY 21, 2017 ▪ 4 PM

Ks State Fairgrounds, Hutchinson

New Members Welcome

KJAA Applications for NJAA Voting Delegate or Candi-date due Jan.10 According to the guidelines and by-laws of the KJAA any member wanting to be considered for election for a delegate or candidate at the annual meeting of the NJAA must declare prior to the January ( Ks Angus Futurity) meeting of the KJAA. To submit an application visit www.kansasangus.org click on the KJAA page and look for the online submission application. KJAA election will be on 1/21/17 during the KJAA meeting held in conjunction with the Kansas Angus Association annual meeting, banquet and KAF junior show. The NJAA annual meeting will ne in Des Moines, Iowa during the National Jr. Angus Show. Applications due Jan 10, 2017 late applications and nominations from the floor are not accepted.

Mark your calendars. The Kansas Angus Futurity Jr Show will be on

January 22, 2017 in Hutchinson. Entry deadline Jan.10. See page 9 for

entry form or enter online at

www.kansasangus.org

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I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to all the Kansas Angus

Auxiliary and the Kansas Angus Association members, for allowing me the honor

of representing them as the 2016 Miss Kansas Angus. It has truly been an

amazing year. I have enjoyed traveling to different shows, sales and other events

meeting other Angus enthusiast. This journey has most definitely taken me out of

my comfort zone. It has made me embrace new experiences that I most likely

would not have done on my own. I am very grateful to all of you for giving me

this opportunity to learn and grow.

Bryanna Hite, Miss Kansas Angus 2016

Entries due Jan 10 Enter online

www.kansasangus.org

1. The Kansas Angus Futurity Junior Show will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday, January 22, 2017 at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson. A $10 entry fee applies to each animal entered. Females entered in the bred and owned show may also be shown in the owned show provided entries are made and fees are paid for both shows. Ribbons for each class will be provided as will champion and reserve champion ribbons and awards. Division champions may be named in some categories. 2. All owned heifers and Angus steers must be properly transferred in the sole name of the exhibitor; registered and on record at the American Angus Association as of Jan 10, 2017 Bred and owned cattle must be registered by show date. Original registration papers and tattoos will be checked at the show. Any animal that is not tattooed or has an incorrect tattoo will not be allowed to show. Freeze brands allowed as per American Angus Association rules. 3. All show entries must be at the show facilities by 12 p.m. Saturday, January 21. Entries may arrive as early as Friday, January 20, 3 pm; but must be stalled in designated area only. Animals are released following the show. All entries will be checked-in between 1-3 p.m. on Saturday, January 21 & must stay on grounds after check in. 4. Females eligible to show must be born in on/after Sept. 1, 2014, with the exception of cow/calf pairs.

Calf must be latest natural calf born on/after Sept. 1, 2015 and be bred and owned by the exhibitor. Calf must be registered by show date. Steers must be born on/after Jan. 1, 2016. Bulls must be born on/after Jan.1, 2014. Classes will be determined by number entered and birth date. 5. Exhibitors must be members Kansas Junior Angus Association to participate. If not a member you can join at the show. Cattle must be shown by the recorded owner unless 2 in the same class in such case another KJAA member may show. In the case of illness or injury a KJAA member may be allowed to show in your place with a written doctor’s excuse. Notice must be received at check in. In the case of an emergency illness or injury at the show after cattle check-in , the show chairman (KJAA president) must be notified prior to the class in order for a substitute showman. Failure to show a doctor’s excuse or in the case of a show emergency contact with show chairman prior to entering the class will result in disqualification of the entry. 6. Cattle will be stalled in the Prairie Pavilion in a designated area only. Tie-outs will be available. No feed, hay or straw will be available for purchase. 7. Showmanship will be divided into the following divisions: Pee-wee( non exhibitors-ages 7 and under/ enter at show); Novice exhibitors ages 7-9 Junior (ages 10-13); Intermediate (ages 14-17); and Senior (ages 18-21). All ages are as of January 1, 2017 Each contestant must be an exhibitor at the

show and show own animal with exception of peewee division) 8. Classes for registered Angus steers, commercial purebred Angus steers and Angus-based predominantly black (51% black) crossbred steers (Angus sire or dam) born after January 1, 2016 will be offered. All steer classes will be judged as prospects. Registered steers will be shown by age. 9. All bulls must be bred-and-owned. 10. Show order is steers, bred & owned heifers, owned heifers, cow-calf pairs, B & O bulls and showmanship. 11. The “Fitting and Grooming Rules #11” of the American Angus Association will be followed. No paint or other coloring agents are allowed. Aerosols are not permitted in the designated show ring make up area. DRESS code: All exhibitors must wear shirts with collars.

12. Entries and fees should be sent to KJAA President ,Chelsey Figge . Checks made payable to KJAA; fees paid at the time of entry. No late entries will be accepted. Entries must be postmarked on or

before January 10, 2017 ENTER online www.kansasangus.org

Show co- sponsored by the Kansas Angus Association

JUDGE: Emily Griffiths. Kendallville, IN

2017 Kansas Angus Futurity Junior Show- January 22

Division# Name of Animal Registration # DOB Sire Complete NAME ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ Div 8- Showmanship_ □ Ages 7-9 □ Ages 10-13 □Ages 14-17 □ Ages 18-21(age as of 1/1/2017) no fee

Use additional pages if necessary. PRINT or TYPE please. Copies accepted

Name __________________________________________ Date of birth ________Age________ Address ________________________________ City, State, Zip ___________________________ Telephone ______________________________ E-mail _________________________________ NJAA Member Code ____________________ Are you a first time KJAA exhibitor? ____________

Are you a KJAA member? ___________ (if no, please include $5 for dues) $10 per head $_______Total

Entries must be postmarked on/before JANUARY 10, 2017–no late entries-on line www.kansasangus.org Make check payable to KJAA- Return entry form and $10 per entry to

KJAA President Chelsey Figge, 701 Lucian St, Onaga, Ks 66521

2017 Kansas Angus Futurity Junior Show Entry Form

Division 1 Registered Angus Steers Division 2 Commercial Purebred Angus Steers Division 3 Angus-based Crossbred Steers

(Angus sire or dam) see rule 8. Division 4 Bred-and-Owned Heifers

Division 5 Owned Heifers Division 6 Cow-Calf Pairs Division 7 Bred-and-Owned Bulls Division 8– showmanship

Bar S RanchAnnual Production Sale

March 10th, 2017 • Paradise, KS

David & Stephanie [email protected] | 785-483-1454

Ken & Pat [email protected] | 785-483-9733

Selling

150 Angus, Charolais, and Red Angus Bulls150 Commercial Angus Females

www.BARSANGUSRANCH.com

March 1, 20171:00 p.m. l Agra, Kansas

(at the ranch)

Connealy Black Granite21 sons selling!

# sonsSire: sellingBasin Payweight 1682 17Connealy Black Granite 21VAR Discovery 11WMR Infinity 141 8Future Force 4Tour of Duty 9Patriot 9Connealy Iceman 10Connealy Commander 4

Also bulls by:Connealy True Grit • Outright • Generation 2100 • Sitz Logic

Lynn & Lori Ferguson878 E. Santa Fe RoadAgra, Kansas 67621Cell: 785.476.5345

Brice & Vicki KorobkaCell: 785.533.1530

[email protected]

Registered Angus herd est. 1972

VAR Discovery11 sons selling!

Basin Payweight 168217 sons selling!

27th Annual Production Sale

100BULLS SELL!

Request asale book by email, text,

phone or mail!

www.FergusonAngus.com


AVF Sara 2346 won reserve spring heifer calf champion at the 2016 North American Inter-national Livestock Exposition (NAILE) Super Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Nov. 15 in Louisville, Ky. Kelsey Theis, Leavenworth, Kan., owns the winning heifer.

Schillings R&L Classified won reserve senior champion bull at the 2016 North Ameri-can International Livestock Exposition (NAILE) Super Point Roll of Victory (ROV) Angus Show, Nov. 15 in Louisville, Ky. Eva Hinrich-sen, Westmoreland, Kan., owns the winning bull. Photos by Chris Jeffcoat, American Angus Association.

Showring purple

New Angus Event Headlines Denver Activities Angus to host its first-ever evening auction and social in the historic Stadium Arena during the NWSS

Denver’s historic Stadium Arena, the heart of the National Western Stock Show (NWSS), was built in 1909 to celebrate the growth and viability of the West’s ranching industry. Today, its brick walls, steel columns and distinctive green chairs still bear witness to dozens of cattle shows each year, and the old building remains a symbol of the forward-leaning optimism of ranchers. On Jan. 11, 2017, a new evening event will grace the Stadium Arena to not only celebrate the heritage of ranching, but also the unprecedented, century-plus expansion of Angus into the West. Sponsored by Merial, the event will feature a bull sale, a fundraising auction and live entertainment. It’s also open to any cattle producer interested in attending with additional support from Neogen GeneSeek Operations.“We’re excited to host this event in Denver, and we want all ranchers to know they’re welcome to attend,” says Allen

Moczygemba, American Angus Association CEO. “Our goal is to renew our commitment to the National Western Stock Show, and to reinvigorate the interest of commercial producers and others in Angus events in Denver.”The event kicks off at 5 p.m. with the National Western Angus Bull Sale, featuring more than 50 lots of top genetics from leading registered opera-tions from across the country. Producers interested in evaluating the bulls prior to the sale may attend the Angus Sale Bull Show beginning at 8 a.m., earlier that day. Cash prizes and awards this year will exceed $10,000, and the grand and reserve grand champion bulls will be awarded a $1,000 genetic package donated by Zoetis. The sale also includes the Angus Foundation Heifer Package, featuring Basin Lucy 6265, a female donated by the Stevenson family and Basin Angus Ranch of Joliet, Mont. In addition to vacation packages and other auction fundraising items, several confirmed pregnancies from leading Angus seedstock operations will headline the Foundation’s fundraising offering. Consignors include 44 Farms, Cameron, Texas; Dameron Angus, Lexington, Ill.; Express Ranches, Yukon, Okla.; Pollard Farms, Waukomis, Okla.; and Vintage Angus Ranch, Modesto, Calif.The evening wraps up with live entertainment provided by Texas country band Jake Hooker and the Outsiders. A dance floor as well as refreshments will be provided. “This will be a fun event for anyone who has interest in ranching or Angus cattle,” adds Moczygemba. “It represents a great opportunity to see and buy Angus cattle, to support the Angus Foundation, and to also see old friends and make new ones.” The week’s events in Denver: Angus activities begin with the Angus Bull Sale Show at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 11, in the Stadium Arena. A panel of three judges will evaluate the bulls using a composite system to establish a sale order. Judges are: Kyle Gillooly, Wadley, Ga.; Andy Musgrave, Pittsfield, Ill.; and Jim Vietheer, Wilton, Calif. Attendees will be invited into the showring to inspect bulls after the grand and reserve grand champions have been selected. Immediately after, the ROV Angus Bull Show is scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m. in the Stadium Arena. Judges Scott Foster and Andrew Foster, Niles, Mich., will evaluate the ROV entries. The Junior Angus Heifer Show begins at 8 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 12, in the Stadium Arena. Bill Wilson, Cloverdale, Ind., will judge the junior show. The next day, ROV Angus Females enter the ring, judged again by the Fosters. The NWSS Angus Pen and Carload Show takes place Saturday, Jan. 14. The show begins with the bull carloads at 8 a.m. in the Livestock Center Auction Arena, followed by the Angus heifer pens and Angus bull pens. Steve Harrison, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Doug Slattery, Chappell Hill, Texas; and TJ Curtin, Blue Mound, Ill., will serve on the three-judge panel evaluating the group competi-tions.Immediate show results will be available online and accessed through the Association’s smartphone application, Angus Mobile. A complete event schedule, showring videos, event photos and breaking news alerts are also available by downloading the app. While walking through the Yards, be sure to stop by the Angus Tent, where Association, Angus Genetics Inc. (AGI) and Certified Angus Beef LLC (CAB) staff members will be on hand to visit about the latest programs and news from the organization. Visit www.angus.org for further infor-mation about Angus events at the NWSS.

The “Brand That Works”PRODUCTION SALE

Tuesday, February 28, 2017 • 12:30 p.m.Selling 100 Yearling and 18-month-old Angus & Hereford Bulls 80 Spring & Fall Angus & Hereford Females

Mill Creek Ranch20635 Hessdale RoadAlma, KS 66401David Breiner 785-449-2841Cell 785-456-4790Chad Breiner 785-564-2091Ryan Breiner [email protected]

MCR Horizons Alliance 835Calved 9/15/15 • Reg. No. 18604891S: MCR Horizon 081 • MGS: E&B 1680 Precision 1023CED BW WW YW SC Marb RE $W $B+14 -.6 +51 +98 +.79 I+.80 I+.79 +45.10 +138.84

MCR Horizons Confidence 096Calved 1/8/16 • Reg. No. 18604895S: MCR Horizon 081 • MGS: Connealy Confidence 0100CED BW WW YW SC Marb RE $W $BI+16 I-1.6 I+52 I+97 N/A I+.63 I+.88 +47.65 +108.60

MCR All in Hoovers NW 875Calved 9/30/15 • Reg. No. 18604892S: Deer Valley All In • MGS: Hoover DamCED BW WW YW SC Marb RE $W $BI+6 I+1.5 I+66 I+117 I+1.14 I+.62 I+.97 +66.23 +154.66

MCR Southside Emulation 496Calved 2/20/16 • Reg. No. 18604898S: KCF Bennett Southside • MGS: Bon View New Design 878CED BW WW YW SC Marb RE $W $BI+7 I+1.5 I+64 I+118 I+1.61 I+.43 I+.22 +67.54 +119.54

EPDs as of 12/12/16

Watch the sale and bid live online


Zagar Angus Farm 557 East 610 Ave. ▪ Girard, Ks 66743

(620)724-4086 Herd Sires: JAK 022 Prompter C34 , Sydgen Massive 9518,

Sydgen 1386 Design 3389, Checkerhill Madrid N11, Sydgen 2088 Focus 9003


Annual Production Sale ▪ March 15, 2017


Kansas Angus Auxiliary

2016 KS Angus Auxiliary Leaders President -Megin O’Brien….620.802.1482

Vice President- Beverly Figge…..785.889.4470 Secretary– Wendy Flory

Treasurer- Lori Fink……. 785.532.8171 Reporter– Melissa Cozzitorto

Past President/Advisor- Karen Santee….620.596.2532 Hospitality Chairman– Tonya Theis

Miss Ks Angus Program Chairman– Anne Lampe Ways & Means Chairman– Mary McCurry

Achievement Awards Chairman- Wendy Flory Scholarship Committee 2017– Chairman Ann Sankey

For more information contact

Lance Cline (785) 564-1744 Austin Cline (785)565-3246

www.clinecattlecompany.com

►Ken & Lorene Moore Scholarship Applications Due Jan 10. College sophomores

eligible to apply. Application online at www.kanasangus.org

Applications must be submitted to Ann Sankey, Chairwoman

postmarked by Jan 10. 316– 259-6131

►Miss Kansas Angus & Ambassador Program

Girls high school age to 21 Applications due Jan 10, contact Anne at

[email protected] or application and info online www.kansasangus.org

Upcoming Kansas Angus Auxiliary Activities January 21, 2017– KS Angus Association Annual Meeting and

Banquet Events 11 am : Auxiliary Meeting, Ks State Fairgrounds, Hutchinson.

12 pm to 2 pm Auxiliary sponsored Hospitality Room 7 pm– Annual Ks Angus Association Banquet—Auxiliary

Scholarship Auction, Miss Kansas Angus Crowning, Moore Scholarship Presentation

See Page 1 for complete schedule of events

American Angus Auxiliary Celebrates 65 Years The organization gathered for annual events and a milestone year during the An-gus Convention in Indianapolis. This year, the American Angus Auxiliary celebrated 65 years of bringing together likeminded women, and fostering connections through a love and passion for the Angus business. The Auxiliary women pour their hearts into the breed’s future by connecting women, providing opportunities and guidance to Angus youth through scholarships, and educating consumers about the Certified Angus Beef® (CAB®) brand. Women from across the country and Angus breed gathered for the Auxiliary’s annual events, held in conjunction with the Angus Convention Nov. 4-7 in Indian-apolis, Ind. The organization hosted its Annual Meeting, Annual Auxiliary Break-fast, Miss American Angus competition, executive meeting, exclusive brunch and other social events. The Auxiliary’s Annual Meeting on Nov. 6 saw the election of the organization’s 2016-2017 officers and regional directors. Members of the newly elected officer team are: President Julie Murnin, Huntley, Mont.; President-elect Leslie Mindemann, Sullivan, Wis.; Secretary/Treasurer Cindy Ahearn, Wills Point, Texas; and Advisor Shally Rogen, Brandon, S.D. Auxiliary members welcomed Julie Murnin of Huntley, Mont. as their new presi-dent. She is a past regional director for the Auxiliary and vice president of the Montana Angus Auxiliary. She and her husband, Jared, who serves as general manager for ORIgen Genetic Services, are advisors for the Montana Junior Angus Association. “This year, I’m looking forward to working with the team we have,” Murnin said. “It’s a great bunch of ladies.” Elected to serve as secretary/treasurer was Cindy Ahearn of Wills Point, Texas. She is a member of the Texas Angus Association and Texas Angus Auxiliary, and previously served as Region 2 direc-tor for the American Angus Auxiliary. Ahearn and her husband, Mark, own and operate Turner Meadow Ranch in Wills Point. Leslie Mindemann, Sullivan, Wis., will serve as the organization’s president-elect. Mindemann previously served as secretary/treasurer and has been a junior advisor, Region 5 director, leader in both the Wisconsin Angus Association and the Wisconsin Auxiliary Association and chair for the 2002 National Junior Angus Show (NJAS) in Milwaukee. Retiring President Shally Rogen, Brandon, S.D., has been active in the American Angus Auxiliary for nearly 20 years. Rogen and her family raise registered-Angus cattle in southeastern South Dakota. She has served as an Auxiliary regional director for five years, and has been an advisor to the South Dakota Junior Angus Association for 17 years. The Auxiliary’s 2016-2017 Regional Directors are: Region 1, Cara Ayres, Oregon; Region 2, Vivian Wolf, Texas; Region 3, Karla Knapp, Iowa; Re-gion 4, Melanie Kiani, Mississippi; Region 5, Deanna Hofing, Indiana; and Region 6, Gina Hope, Virginia. Regional Directors are a source of information for interest-ed members throughout the country. Regions 1, 2 and 3 were voted on this year and will serve a three-year term. Annual traditions The Auxiliary hosted their Annual Auxiliary Breakfast Nov. 6 at the Marriott Indianapolis Downtown, preceding the Angus Convention’s Angus University. Jeff Gore, cowboy minister and musician, and his wife, Donna, provid-ed uplifting entertainment. Anne Lampe of Scott City, Kan., received the Distin-guished Woman Award in recognition of her dedication and service to the Auxilia-ry. Miss American Angus Jera Pipkin gave an emotional address to the audience as she recounted her year as ambassador to the breed. Angus Convention at-tendees enjoyed the Angus Gift Barn, perhaps the Auxiliary’s most favored fund-raiser. Angus-inspired clothing, jewelry, household items, framed prints and much more were available for purchase in the trade show. To shop online, vis-it www.angusgiftbarn.com.

2016 highlights—The Auxiliary celebrated the inaugural year for its mentorship

program, an effort developed to match veteran Auxiliary members with young

women or National Junior Angus Association (NJAA) members who have aged out

of their junior status. The program made more than 20 matches between young

women and their mentors in its first year. Another high point for the Auxiliary was

the Full Circle Online Auction, hosted through AngusLive.com. Nearly 60 bidders

participated in the auction, with several bidders participating from outside the An-

gus business, Rogen noted. The auction helped the organization raise more than

$11,000, and Rogen said the Auxiliary plans to host the event again next year.

Items needed for annual Auxiliary Scholarship Auction and Hospitality Auction

Don’t forget to bring an item for the annual Auxiliary Auction to benefit the scholarship program to be held during the Annual Banquet on January 21 Unique items with Angus or western themes as well as baked goods and hand crafted items usually sell well. Bring the item to the banquet with you . Hospitality The KAA Auxiliary will host hospitality on Saturday, January 21 for mem-bers during meetings and educational programs being held throughout the day at the Kansas State Fairgrounds, Prairie Pavilion. Please bring to snacks and baked goodies to Prairie Pavilion office by 10 am Saturday. There is no need to individually wrap or bag.. Thank you so much for your generous contribution Tonya Theis, Ks Angus Auxiliary Hospitality chair-man.


20635 Hessdale Road Alma, KS 66401

David Breiner 785-449-2841 Cell 785-456-4790

Chad Breiner 785-564-2091 Ryan Breiner 785-207-3070

Bob & Derek Moore Annual Sale last Tuesday in February

www.millcreekranch.com

Those Famous Gloves www.plainjans.com

Ks Angus Calendar 1/21/2017 Kansas Angus Ass'n Annual Meeting & Banquet Hutchinson, KS

1/22/2017 Kansas Jr. Angus Futurity Hutchinson, KS

2/10/2017 Swearngin Angus Lawrence, KS

2/17/2017 Lundgren Angus Ranch Gove, KS

2/18/2017 Badger Creek Inaugural Bull Sale Emporia, KS

2/23/2017 GG&T Cattle Co. Bull Sale Quinter, KS

2/24/2017 Southwest Angus Genetics Dodge City, KS

2/25/2017 Stratford Angus Pratt, KS

2/28/2017 Mill Creek Ranch Manhattan, KS

3/1/2017 Carcass Plus Bull Sale Isabel, KS

3/1/2017 Ferguson Angus Phillipsburg, KS

3/2/2017 JMB Angus Sharon Springs, KS

3/3/2017 The Legacy Sale , Manhattan, KS

3/4/2017 Laflin Angus Ranch Olsburg, KS

3/5/2017 Lazy H Ranch Hays, KS

3/6/2017 Don Johnson Angus Bull Sale Salina, KS

3/6/2017 Lyons Ranch Manhattan, KS

3/7/2017 Cattlemen's Choice Bull Sale Washington, KS

3/7/2017 Cornwell Angus La Crosse, KS

3/7/2017 LaCrosse Livestock Bull Sale La Crosse, KS

3/8/2017 May-Way Farms Overbrook, KS

3/8/2017 Stucky Ranch Kingman, KS

3/9/2017 BJ Angus Genetics Manhattan, KS

3/9/2017 McCurry Angus Ranch Bull Sale Burrton, KS

3/10/2017 Bar S Ranch Paradise, KS

3/11/2017 Mill Brae Ranch Maple Hill, KS

3/11/2017 SF Farms PT Bull Sale Garnett, KS

3/15/2017 Flat Iron Angus Bull Sale Belleville, KS

3/15/2017 Mid-Kansas Angus Breeders' Bull Sale La Crosse, KS

3/15/2017 Woodbury Farms Overbrook, KS

3/16/2017 Benoit Angus Ranch Esbon, KS

3/18/2017 Molitor Angus Farm Zenda, KS

3/19/2017 April Valley Farms PT Angus Bull & Female Sale Leavenworth, KS sale St Joseph, Mo

3/19/2017 Vision Quest Angus Ranch Yates Center, KS

3/20/2017 Beran Bros. Claflin, KS

3/21/2017 Hinkson Angus Ranch Cottonwood Falls, KS

3/21/2017 KW Cattle Co. Fort Scott, KS

3/22/2017 Kansas Bull Test Sale Beloit, KS

3/22/2017 Larson Angus Ranch Sharon Springs, KS

3/23/2017 McCabe Genetics Angus Bull & Commercial Female Sale Elk City, KS

3/24/2017 Kansas Angus Ass'n Commercial Female Sale Junction City, KS

3/25/2017 New Haven Angus Leavenworth, KS

3/28/2017 Black Velvet Cattle Mankato, KS

4/1/2017 Gardiner Angus Ranch Ashland, KS

4/3/2017 Green Garden Angus Ellsworth, KS

4/5/2017 Chair Rock Ranch Anniversary Sale & Mature Cow Herd Dispersion Greeley, KS

4/6/2017 Kaiser Angus Park, KS

4/7/2017 Inaugural Schilling Bull Sale Oakley, KS

5/8/2017 GAR Meating the Demand Sale Ashland, KS

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