galloway cattle breeders directory 2014

2014 DIRECTORY

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Galloway Breeders,

I am back for another year. I am excited to be involved in the future of this great breed of cattle. It has been a great year for Galloways. The AGBA has once again seen increased registrations and transfers.

The demand for good Galloways is staying strong, whether it is for seedstock, grass finished feeders, or direct market beef. People want Galloways and Galloway influenced cattle.

I would like to thank all the past directors, for what we have accomplished. I would also like to welcome the newly elected directors. I look forward to working with you and building on the success we are experiencing.

The AGBA has a new newsletter being produced by Judy Decker. Judy has done our newsletter in the past and I look forward to her articles.

The AGBA has a new promotional committee. It was discussed at the annual meeting to have a 3 person team to tackle the job of promoting our great breed. We will be sending out news releases via email and Facebook. You will be hearing from the AGBA more frequently than in past years. We want to keep the membership and the public more informed about the AGBA happenings. I feel we have not done nearly enough of this in the past.

The upcoming Galloway show at the NWSS in Denver will feature the top Gallo-way cattle from the US and Canada. Mark your calendars and make the effort to attend this outstanding display of high quality Galloway cattle.

The AGBA will be taking part in the NCBA trade show this coming February, in Nashville, Tennessee. We want to take this opportunity to show the cattle industry that our Galloway breed has many characteristics vital to profitable beef production. We are often overlooked by the mainstream producers. I feel this is due primarily because producers just don’t know what Galloways are, or what they can offer. We are making strides to change the misconceptions about Galloway cattle.

We may be small in numbers, but our breed can make a big impact in your profitable cattle operation.Promoting Galloway Cattle

Harley Blegen — President, American Galloway Breeder’s Association

A word from the President...

American Galloway Breeders AssociationBENEFITS OF JOINING AGBA Beyond being able to support the Galloway breed in America, the benefits of membership are:

• Placing Classified ads• Placing Display ads• Savings on registrations and transfers• Meeting other AGBA members at shows and events

Full Membership privileges include re-duced rates on registrations and transfers,

voting privileges at annual meetings, opportunities for paid AGBA website advertising, listing in the AGBA Breeders Directory, and the quarterly newsletter of the AGBA, The Galloway Dispatch.

Associate Membership allows you to keep abreast of AGBA happenings by receiving The Galloway Dispatch. AGBA REGISTRATION American Galloway Breeders Associationc/o Canadian Livestock Records Corporation2417 Holly LaneOttawa, Ontario, Canada K1V 0M7(613) 731-7110

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President's Letter

Canadian Galloway Association Report

AGBA List of Directors

Australian Galloway Association Report

Galloway Dispatch

Youth: Go Galloway

Youth: Angie Patton

Nile Results

AGBA Membership Directory

World Galloway Conference Advertisement

Junior Members of the AGBA

Galloway: Your Bottom Line Breed

Advertising Directory

Semen Sires

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Canadian Galloway Association Report 2013


The Canadian Galloway Association would like to thank everyone who attended the

World Galloway Conference in Guelph, Ontario

Canadian Galloway Association

2417 Holly Lane, Ottawa, ON K1V 0M7

1.613.731.7110 | Fax: 1.613.731.0704

www.galloway.ca | [email protected]

Another year has flown by…

In January, Suncrest Farm and Glen-fiddich Galloways made the trek to Colorado for the mighty NWSS. It was

exciting and more than I expected. We met new friends and reacquainted with old friends. Thank you, AGBA, for the great hospitality.

The spring brought our new crop of calves, and our junior shows began. Youth Forum is one of the few that our juniors attend. We had 5 yearling heifers represented and 4 market steers. Grand Champion Female went to Glenfiddich Zandra shown by Shelby Mcilwraith. Reserve Champion Female went to Suncrest Zoey shown by Sonja Rechsteiner.

It took awhile for hay to come off the fields because of rain but when it did it came off thick and plentiful.

The CGA annual meeting was held in Red Deer, Alberta hosted by the Alberta Galloway As-sociation. Our Executive President- Marie Blake,

Vice President- Brian Robertson, Executive Secretary- Simon Lagace, Secretary Treasurer- Ron Black

Our directors are Bob Airth, Russel Horvey, James Kurz, Mike Lewans and Steve Schweer.

Our fall brought us in to our show season, be-ginning Labour Day weekend and ending on our Thanksgiving weekend. Suncrest and Sunrise, The Salter and Blake family, Geordawn, The VanKampen family, Cedarmill and Killowent Gal-loways, The Onufers and Glenfiddich Galloways, The McIlwraith Family make up the breeders on the show circuit.

In November, we lost a matriarch in the Ontario Galloway family…. Marjorie Irvine, Avon Acres, from Shakespeare, Ontario. Her welcom-ing, kind smile, and wonderful laugh will never be forgotten.

And here we are, almost full circle, see you in January in Denver….

All the best for 2014!


Bar R GallowaysDarrell Reimer • (507) 265-3878 • [email protected]

16557 680 Ave. • Alden, MN 56009

BAR R MiDNightGrand Champion Bull

“World Beef Expo 2003-2004”

BAR R huNteRGrand Champion Bull

“World Beef Expo 2000”

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Grand Champion Female“1995 NILE”

— Billings, MT

BAR R electRA (4c)with cAlf BAR R electRA (13K)

Grand Champion Female“North Star Classic 2000”

— Valley City, ND


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JOAN HOFFMAN (2011-2014)3317 E. Mount Hope Hwy, Grand Ledge, MI 48837517-627-2310 | [email protected]

JOYCE JONES (2014-2017)395 Double J Lane, New Castle, PA 16101724.924.2938 | [email protected]

{ Central Time Zone }JON BROWN (2014-2017)Box 1537, Chickasha, OK 73023405-785-9115 | [email protected]

HARLEY BLEGEN (2013-2016)15788 52nd, Kindred, ND 58051701.645.9073 | [email protected]

{ Mountain Time Zone }DEB VANCE (2013-2016)12535 County Rd. 23, Ft. Lupon, CO 80621970.405.5784 | [email protected]

SUSAN WAPLES (2011-2014)P.O. Box 544, Terry, MT 59349406.635.2114 | [email protected]

{ Pacific Time Zone }RICHARD SERR (2014-2017)Box 369, Springdale, WA 99173509-258-6776 | [email protected]

THOMAS WILDER (2014-2017)120 Keys Rd West, Elma, WA 98541360-581-3700

{ At Large}W. JOEL JACKSON (2011-2014)P.O. Box 418, Terry MT, 59349406.486.5409 | [email protected]

ELI BERRY (2013-2016)1855 220th Avenue, Mora, MN 55051612-390-2249 | [email protected]

JODY HIPSHER (2013-2016)22450 Siskiwit Lake Road, Cornucopia, WI 54827715.742.3495 | [email protected]

SHAWN SCHUMACHER (2014-2017)P.O. Box 1268, Fort Benton, MT 59442406.622.5601 | [email protected]

Vice-PresidentDEB VANCE970.405.5784

PresidentHARLEY BLEGEN701.645.9073

Secretary/TreasurerJOYCE JONES724.924.2938

DIRECTORS

AGBA Board of Directors Annual Meeting Billings, MT October 16, 2013 - Back Row left to right: Eli Berry, Harley Blegen, Susan Waples, Richard Serr, Mat Hipsher, Jon Brown, Joel Jackson.

Front Row left to right: Shawn Schumacher, Deb Vance, Joyce Jones, Joan Hoffman. Not pictured: Thomas Wilder.


Secretary/TreasurerJOYCE JONES724.924.2938

Australian Galloway Association Report - 2013

Australia’s climate has once again presented challenges for all cattle breeders. With record-breaking heat, severe bushfires, extreme rainfall and damaging flooding being experienced Australia wide over the past twelve months, many people have

faced testing times managing feed reserves and keeping their cattle in good order.

Despite these challenges, the Galloway cattle presented at field days, carcase competitions and shows were a real credit to their owners, and great examples of the Galloway family. Galloways were represented at many field days across Australia, and also presented at shows around the nation, with some fabulous results. There were Galloways and Miniature Galloways featuring in the interbreed results at the Royal Melbourne Show and Royal Bathurst Shows in particular, as well as at the many regional shows. Galloways have also featured in the placings at carcase competitions at the Sydney Royal Easter Show and the National Beef Show, doing particularly well in the virtual taste tests.

The Galloway Family National Show and Sale was held in conjunction with the National Beef Show at Bendigo, Victoria in May 2013. It is many years since the last National Show and Sale, which was held at Albury, and it was great to see the level of support received from exhibitors and the many spectators who made the effort to attend. Galloways, Belted Galloways and Miniature Galloways were judged in their own classes. Southern Cross El Toro, a black Galloway bull owned by Glenburn Station Pty Ltd was awarded Supreme Galloway exhibit. The five year old bull weighed in at 1,103 kg and boasted an eye muscle area of 136cm.

The judge commented that he is hard to fault, with a good front end, natural fleshing and being structurally correct. There were 9 Belted Galloway exhibitors, with Pine Gully Park Gwendolyn, owned by the Heazlewood Family, being awarded Supreme Belted Galloway exhibit. This heifer was 17 months old, and the judge commented on her strong spine and extra length of body. The Supreme Miniature Galloway exhibit was Wilkamdai Giovanni, owned by Cameron and Di Woolfe. This 28 month old miniature Belted Galloway bull weighed in at 650kg, with a 120cm eye muscle area. These three Supreme Champions were then brought together with Southern Cross El Toro being awarded Supreme Galloway Family Exhibit.

The Association’s Annual General Meeting was held in conjunction with the National Show and Sale, and approxi-mately 25% of the membership attended. This was a great result and the committee was pleased that so many made the effort to attend both the AGM and National Show and Sale, making it a very successful weekend. Members were advised at this meeting of the instigation of two perpetual awards – The Shiralee Tomahawk Memorial Trophy to be awarded annually to the owner of a Belted Galloway achieving the highest points in a carcase competition, and the Frank Allen Memorial Trophy also to be awarded annually to a Galloway, Belted Galloway or miniature Galloway achieving the highest points in a carcase competition. It is to be hoped that these trophies will encourage more members to enter their cattle in carcase competitions.

Please contact the Association if you are visiting Australia and we will be happy to put you in touch with any breeders in the areas you are visiting.

Australian Galloway Association Inc.

The Association which promotes Galloways, Belted Galloways, White Galloways and Miniature Galloways

PO Box 42, Westbury Tasmania, 7303, AustraliaTelephone +61 3 6393 2866

www.galloway.asn.au | [email protected]


The Galloway DispatchG

reetings! My name is Judy Decker, and I will be serving as the (not-so) new

editor of the American Galloway Breeders’ Association quarterly newsletter effective January 2014. My name may be familiar to some of you, as I was editor of the AGBA newsletter, under the moniker The Galloway Dispatch, from 2006 through 2009. I am delighted to be taking the reins again, and I look forward to hearing reports from all over the country about the adventures and successes you are having with your Galloway cattle.

A quick bit of background on me: Married to my wonderful husband Bill, we have two children, a son Ethan in the U.S. Marine Corp, and a daughter Mattie in the U.S. Air Force. We began raising Galloway cattle in 1998. For several years we have been producing and

marketing high quality grassfed Galloway beef, and specializing in low input genetics. We live just outside of Emporia, KS, and oper-ate on around 250 acres. We love our Galloway cattle!

As for the newsletter, the first issue should reach you in early February, and will highlight the activities of the National Western Stock Show and recap the highlights of the NILE in Billings,

as well as the annual meeting. You can view previous issues of The Gal-

loway Dispatch by going to the AGBA website, www.americangalloway.com, and selecting the More About Galloways tab, and clicking on the Past Issues of Gal-loway Dispatch link.

Happy Trails! — Judy Decker, Editor, The Galloway Dispatch

Sarah Bowman778 Pass Creek rd. | Parkman, wY 82838

307.655.9848 • Cell 307.752.7457Email: [email protected]

Red, Black, Dun and some Whites. Strong grass fed genetics.


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Stuart J. DykStra1530 C.R. 259, Rifle, CO 81650 | 970.625.3865 | [email protected]

Using current and historic bloodlines to produce Galloway genetics for the commercial beef industry.

He causes the grass to grow for the cattle, and vegetation for the service of man,

that he may bring forth food from the earth. —Ps.104:14


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Renaissance Farms Ltd Registered Galloway Cattle

RFLTD Xenon Semen Available

Adding quality from any angle

Bill and Judy Decker Emporia, KS 620.343.6757

[email protected] www.renfarms.com

Breeding Stock Available


YOUTH GROUPAGBA Youth Group Mission Statement: To promote Galloway Cattle through the education, activities and support of future Galloway breeders.

If you have ideas or questions about the AGBA youth group or would like more information please contact:

Dawn Swensson, Paradise Galloways 940-683-4146 | [email protected]

For questions regarding our heifer project please contact: Gayle Cerullo: 360-720-3159

Many AGBA youth have been busy all across the United States with their livestock projects. We look forward to hearing about and featuring

more stories from our youth members. Angie Patton, the recipient of a Galloway project heifer from JD Galloway in Washington, participated in the Eastern State Fair. We are looking forward to hearing more

from Angie regarding her experiences with her Galloway heifer and their adventures. Angie prepared an educational poster to share with people attending the fair and walking through the barns and by her stall. Jim Grant judged the posters and Angie won Best Educational Poster and Best Display for the youth sponsored by the Western Belted Galloway Association. She also received the first Golden Pitchfork award sponsored by Stuart Dykstra for the youth doing the overall best job in promoting Galloway cattle and keeping a clean area around the stalls. There are many opportunities for youth interested in Galloway cattle and current youth members or youth that are full members of the AGBA. Several breeders have offered semen from some of their best bulls to youth members looking to breed one of their heifers or cows. Currently, we are in the process of cataloging that informa-tion so youth will know of available choices when looking to improve their herd of Galloways or add some different genetics. The point sheets used for tracking Galloway activities and our youth brochure are being updated to reflect changes and new possibilities.

Go Galloway

YouthGO GALLOWAY HEIFER

PROJECT UPDATE

REMINGTON SWENSSON PROJECT UPDATE

Go Galloway project heifer, K Dakota, a 2011 summer calf donated to the program by LeRoy Kindler of K

Galloway, was able to experience the life of a show heifer after her relocation in the spring of 2012 from South Dakota to Texas a few months after being weaned. Dakota took to the life of a show heifer easily. She is now working on her second career in becoming a very nice Galloway cow. Dakota was bred to a white Galloway bull this Fall with the hopes she will throw a nice calf to return to the Go Galloway program.


Get Galloway For Your

Commercial/Purebred Program

President: Steve Schweer [email protected] Phone: 403-227-3428

Vice President: Harry Tensen [email protected] Phone: 403-729-2539

G A L L O W A Y

Alberta Galloway association www.albertagalloway.ca

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Go Galloway Youth Spotlight:

ANGIE PATTONHi, my name is Angie Patton. I am 17 and a senior

at Elma High School. My grandparents have a farm in Western Washington which I have

helped on all my life. My responsibilities have ranged from working in the hay to helping care for the animals. I found my start in showing cattle when I joined FFA. I got my start about four years ago when I was given the opportunity to show Galloway cattle. I entered a heifer and a cow calf pair at the local county fair. Each year I have increased the number of cattle entered. This past year I entered seven head. I have been traveling to The Eastern Idaho State Fair for two years with my uncle and mom. My first year at the fair I exhibited four heifers. Last year I exhibited eight head and brought a friend along who exhibited her heifer. No matter what show I am at, I always have a display with me and am always promoting the Galloway breed. I gained interest in the Galloway breed from my grandparents and uncle, who have been raising Galloway’s for 18 years. Growing up I learned to work with cattle including sorting, vaccinating, and castrating. I received my first Galloway heifer in 2010 from the club calf program; this was a great opportunity. The same year I received a red pointed bull. Since then my herd has expanded to three solids and three belties. I have had a great experience with Galloway cattle. There are two questions I am most commonly asked and the answers are always similar. The first one people ask is “Why do you prefer the Galloway breed over a common breed?” My answer to them is Galloway’s have a mild temperament, a great disposition, they are feed efficient and don’t have to be supplemented with grain year round. The second question is “What do you mean by they are feed efficient and what makes them different from the common breeds?” I explain that they have a double hair coat that keeps them warmer, which makes them feed efficient. The Galloway breed is hardy and can flourish with very little or no outside help and requires less feed per animal then most common breeds. Through my experience with cattle I have found the drive to be a veterinarian. In the past few years I have learned to draw blood, preg check, and to do the vaccina-tions to make it safer to travel with my cattle. Over the years our buyers seem to love the meat

and come back on a yearly basis. I have also started a bull renting service to help pay for showing as well as saving for school. The local farmers I rent to have continued to call me each year to rent my bull. I receive complements on the quality of the calf as well as the temperament of my bull and how he doesn’t mind people in the field. In the future I would love to see the Galloway breed become more common and for people to realize they truly are the full package from birth to freezer. I hope more kids become interested in showing them and join the club calf program to get started like I did. The experience was phenomenal and I am so glad that I had the chance to take part in it. In the past four years I have learned that no matter what, the wellbeing of the animal comes first. Patience is a key aspect in establishing a good relationship with your animals, not only for training but to have fun. The memo-ries you create are unbelievable. Feel free to give me a call. I love helping others as well as hearing other experiences and learning new knowledge.


Cole’s Farm

Chuck & Cathy Cole

2173 Jade St. Mora, MN 55051

[email protected]

(AGBA Member)

ReGisteRed GAllowAy CAttleDun • Black • Red • Belted • Crossbreds

Cole’s Farm Registered Galloway Cattle

Dun Black Red Belted Crossbreds

Suncrest Whiskey Glenfiddich Yukon 4Y

Semen available US Semen available US

Brass Ring Ursula Suncrest Excellent

Cole’s BRU Amber Cole’s XT Alice 2A Cole’s XD Annie

Chuck & Cathy Cole

2173 Jade St | Mora, MN 55051

612-390-2039

e-mail: [email protected]

Suncrest WhiskeySemen Available US

Glenfiddich Yukon 4YSemen Available US

Brass Ring UrsulaCole’s BRU Amber

Suncrest ExcellentCole’s XT Alice 2A Cole’s XD Annie







Chuck & Cathy Cole


612-390-2039



Class 01A Heifer Calves 1/1-3/31-131st CK Alpine 29A CK Galloways2nd HB Angel 3343 Blegen Galloways3rd Brass Ring Anna Kate 8A Brass Galloways4th Brass Ring Anastasia 7A Brass Ring Galloways

Class 03A Yearling Heifers1st HB Princess 3402 Willow Valley Galloways Hank Blegen2nd HB Zeta 2042 Blegen Galloways3rd Brass Ring Zenobia 24Z Brass Ring Galloways4th SAF Zippy Gayle Cerull0

Class 03B Champion Jr. Heifer CK Alpine 29A CK Galloways

Class 03C Reserve Champion Jr. Heifer HB Princess 3402 Willow Valley Galloways Hank BlegenClass 05B Champion Sr. Heifer1st Charity of Trapper Berry Ranch

Class 05D Grand Champion Female CK Alpine 29A CK Galloways

Class 05E Reserve Grand Champion Female HB Princess 3042 Willow Valley Galloways Hank Blegen Class 06A Pair of Females1st Blegen Galloways2nd Brass Ring Galloways-Class -07A % Heifers 1/1-3/31/20131st HB Oh Baby 5152 Blegen Galloways

2013 Show Results Northern International Livestock Exposition

National Galloway Show | Billings, MT | October 16, 2013

2013 Grand Champion Bull, Blegen Galloways Premier Breeder

2013 Grand Champion Female


2nd Helaina Fowler3rd HB Sierra 3433 Blegen Galloways

Class 09A % Heifers 1/1-3/1/20121st HB Oh Baby 5152 Blegen Galloways

Class 10B/C Grand & Reserve Grand % Female1st HB Molly 5153 Blegen Galloways2nd Helaina Fowler

Class 11A Bull Calves 1/1-3/31-131st HB Admiral 2643 Blegen Galloways2nd Berry's Red Ace 181A Berry Ranch3rd HB Above Average 1203 Blegen Galloways

Class 12A Bull Calves 4/1-12/31/131st CK Avenger 43A CK Galloways2nd Brass Ring Adonis 31A Brass Ring Galloways

Class 13A 2012 Yearling Bulls1st HB Moto Moto 3342 Blegen Galloways2nd Berry's Zip 86Z Berry Ranch

Class 13B Champion Jr. Bull1st HB Moto Moto 3342 Blegen Galloways

Class 13C Reserve Champion Jr. Bull2nd CK Avenger 43A CK Galloways

Class 14A 2011 Two year old Bulls1st CK Y Mr. Big 20Y Bruce Gillespie

Class 15B Champion Sr. Bull1st CK Y Mr. Big 20Y Bruce Gillespie

Class 15D Grand Champion Bull HB Moto Moto 3342 Blegen Galloways

Class 15C Reserve Grand Champion Bull CK Avenger 43A CK Galloways

Class 16A Pair of Bulls1st Blegen Galloways

Class 21A Get of Sire 3 head/both sexes1st Blegen Galloways

Class 22A Progeny of Dam1st Blegen Galloways2nd Brass Ring Galloways

Class 23A Junior Showmanship1st Helaina Fowler

Class 24A Senior Showmanship1st Madison Schumacher Fort Benton, Mt2nd Casey Fowler Lewistown, MT

2013 Grand Champion Female


COLORADOAlter, Mark26655 County Road 46Kersey, CO [email protected]

DD RanchDene and Deb Vance12535 County Road 23Fort Lupton, CO970-405-5784303-887-1731debvance@theddranch.comwww.theddranch.com

Forestdale Ranch Gallowaysc/o Scott & Sue SchoultzPO Box 14 1400 Co Rd 364Wetmore, CO [email protected]

Dykstra, Stuart J.1530 CR 259Rifle, CO 81650970-625-3865

CONNECTICUTFerguson, ChristopherWestview Farm813 Westford RdAshford, CT [email protected]

Four Winds Farmc/o Lisa Wyman & Wayne Budney97 Geer RdLebanon, CT [email protected]

IDAHOJim Grant 1934E 400 South Hazelton, ID 83335 208-825-5215, 208-420-3977, 208-825-5215 [email protected] * Blacks, Reds, Duns

Gary K. & Julie M. LundIndigo Star Ranch6276 Old Hwy 191Malad City, ID [email protected]

INDIANAJohn, & Nancy Arden 1526E County Rd 350SGreencastle, IN [email protected]

KANSASDecker, Judy & Bill Renaissance Farms Ltd. 1800 East 18th Emporia, KS 66801 620-343-6757 [email protected] www.renfarms.com *Galloway genetics for Grassfed Beef Production. Cattle raised in a low input, forage only, sustainable program. Blacks, Duns, Reds, Whites.

Stanely D. StottsDeja View Farm15720 158th RoadMayetta, KS [email protected]

MICHIGAN Joan & Dale Hoffman Stoney Acres Farm 10225 Oneida RoadGrand Ledge, MI 48837 517-627-2310 [email protected] * Purebred & commercial Whites. Visitors welcome

Ronald OmarTriple Star CattleBox 327Beulah, MI [email protected]

MINNESOTAEli Berry1855 220th Ave.Mora, MN [email protected]

Chuck Cole2173 Jade StreetMora, MN [email protected]

Brad & Leslea HodgsonRoot Prairie Galloways28135 298th Street

FULL MEMBER DIRECTORY


Fountain, MN [email protected]

Riemer, Darrell - Life MemberBar R Galloways 16557 680 Ave Alden, MN 56009 507-265-3878 [email protected] * Blacks Galloway breeding stock for sale.

Mike Ullmer27201 Cty Hwy 9Lake Park, MN [email protected]

MISSISSIPPITimothy & Dawn Arceneaux2101 James George RdMagnolia, MS 39652

[email protected]

MONTANABeaver Slide VenturesCK GallowaysShawn SchumacherP.O. Box 1268Fort Benton, MT [email protected] and Purebred Galloways for sale. Grass-fed stockers for sale.

Dostal, Paul J13036 Panton RdGeraldine, MT [email protected], Reds, Whites & Duns.

Heart Rock RanchBill & Donnica Johnson3938 Wildfowl Lane

Stevensville, MT [email protected]

Holli & Jon HopkinsSuperior Cattle Company625 Longhorn LaneSuperior, MT 59872406-822-8833, [email protected]

Jackson, W. Joel & Nichole-Jackson Trail Blazer Ranch PO Box 418 Terry, MT 59349 406-635-5409, 406-989-1548 [email protected] www.jacksongalloways.com * Duns, Blacks, Reds, Hybrids. Heifers & bulls for sale.

Purebred & CommercialWhite Galloways

Dale & Joan Hoffman10225 Oneida Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837

[email protected]

(517) 627-2310

Stoney Acres FarmWORLD GALLOWAY CONFERENCE

September 2 – 7, 2014Lower Saxony, Germany

For complete details please visit www.Americangalloway.com You will find the full invitation under “

Join The AGBA” then “Other AGBA

Information” then select “AGBA Notices”


Patricia Pruitt - Life Member28289 Norris RoadBozeman, MT [email protected]

Gary & Lesli SheltoonFlat Broke RanchBox 141Havre, MT [email protected]

Waples, Russ & Susan Brass Ring Galloways Box 544 Terry, MT 59349 406-635-2114, [email protected] *Registered purebred Blacks, Reds, Dun

NEW YORKJon KaganUphill Farms2947 Salt Point TurnpikeClinton Corners, NY [email protected]

Jeffrey & Sherry MangusBella Vista

4211 Mathews RdBurdett, NY [email protected]

NORTH CAROLINAGustavo KolmelLuAnn Farms157 Wilson RoadFairview, NC 28730281-989-5866www.luannfarms.com

NORTH DAKOTAHarley & Michelle Blegen Blegen Galloways15788 52nd St. SEKindred, ND [email protected] *Cross-bred. Semen

available. Bred for perfor-mance. Visitors welcome.

OHIO Bob & Beth Yeggy3532 Hamilton RoadMedina, OH 44256513-235-0186

OKLAHOMAWilliam WheelerWillow Valley733 County Rd 1349Chickasha, OK [email protected] ValleyJon BrownBox 1537Chickasha, OK 73023

MISSOURIGerald & Gene Bennett11725 Nation DriveConway, MO 65832417-589-8357

Stephen & Sandra Fahsbender Adadale Farm14027 Hilton Avenue

La Plata, MO 63549 660-651-5788. [email protected]. www.adadalefarm.com

MONTANAJeffrey G. ShannonShannon Galloways1925 Mountain View Orchard Rd.

Corvallis, MT [email protected]

CANADARobert AirthRR 1 Site 7 Box 18DeWinton, AB TOL 0X0 Canada403-938-7543

ASSOCIATE MEMBER DIRECTORY


Joel & Nichole Jackson1143 Old Highway 10, Terry, MT | 406-635-5409 | Cell: 406-989-1548

[email protected] | www.jacksongalloways.com

Jackson Trail Blazer Ranch

Galloways, Herefords, Red Angus & Hybrids, Reds, Duns, Blacks, Whites, & Belties Marketing & Management Consulting

[email protected]

OREGONEd & Sally Gallagher22853 Harris RdPhilomath, OR [email protected]

PENNSYLVANIAShane & Suzanne FirestoneFirestone Farm199 Pine Run RdAmity, PA [email protected]

Jim & Joyce Jones Double J Galloways 395 Double J Lane New Castle, PA 16101724-924-2938, 724-924-9722 [email protected] * Registered Reds, Whites

for sale at all time. All natural grass-fed beef, no chemicals/hormones. Calls and visitors always welcome.

Frank & Heide WenzelBraunhagen Farm 251 Mecklen Rd New Brighton, PA 15066 724-843-6640 [email protected]

TENNESSEEKerry Kurt and Linda PhillipsDuck River Cattle Co.1778 Haley RoadDuck River, TN 38454931-729-2164Black Galloways

TEXASDawn, Erik, & Remington SwenssonParadise Galloways2007 FM 2123

Paradise, TX [email protected]

VIRGINIACharles & Marilyn BarnesCove Branch Farm771 Barbour's Creek RdNew Castle, VA 24127

Rex & Lela BlankenshipBlankenship Farms 109 Wildflower Dr Tazewell, VA 24651 276-988-3722 [email protected] * Whites

Amanda & Buck HolsingerHolsinger Homeplace Farms2957 Holsinger RoadBroadway, VA 22815540-908-2299holsingerhomeplacefarms@gmail.comholsingerhomeplacefarms.com


LuAnn FarmsRaising grass fed and naturally grown Galloway cattle

for a healthier lifestyle!You will find our animals raised in their natural environment. We are proud to say that

our animals are raised with care and without implanted growth hormones or the use of antibiotics. Our cows eat grass and clover, drink spring fresh water and live the good life!

LuAnn Farms | 157 Wilson Rd. | Fairview, NC 28730281.989.5866 | [email protected]

www.luannfarms.com

Chuck & Lou Ann NeelyRiven Rock Farm890 Halterman Hollow LnMonterey, VA [email protected]/

VERMONTR. Wayne Tomlinson1838 Spaulding RoadSt. Johnsburg, VT [email protected]

WASHINGTONJoseph & Gayle CerulloSunny C Ranch4259 N Cerullo Dr.Oak Harbor, WA 98277Belted Galloways, Grass Fed, All NaturalSecond Address:13291 Hope RoadNewell, SD 57760-5783360-675-2379,

360-720-3159Belted Galloways, Whites, Breeding & Show Quality Grass Fed, All Natural, Visitors Always Welcome

Jacqueline Cook 9183 Fruitdale RoadSedro-Wooley, WA 98284 [email protected]

Jerry Greenwell J & D Farm 5570 Ershig Rd Bow, WA 98232 360-766-6697 [email protected]

George O'dayc/o Michelle McCallum6402E State Rt 3Shelton, WA 98584360-432-9535

Richard SerrGnome's End GallowaysBox 369Springdale, WA [email protected]

Thomas L. Wilder120 Keys Rd WestElma Rd WElma, WA 98541360-482-5278360-581-3700

WISCONSINGreg & Jeannie BullBull's Willow RanchN272 Dewey RdWatertown, WI [email protected]

Steve & Kay Castner 8707 Kaehler's Mill Rd Cedarburg, WI 53012


JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE AGBA

262-375-1702 [email protected] www.kaysfarm.com *Registered Black and Red Galloways raised ex-clusively on grass. Bred- heifers and bulls for sale. Visitors welcome.

Fred & Charlene FosterNarrow Creek FarmS4271 Excelsior RoadRock Springs, WI 53961608-963-1995galloways@narrowcreeknaturals.comwww.narrowcreeknaturals.com

Robert HackbarthGreen Pastures Ranch18748 Hwy 32 NTownsend, WI [email protected]

Matthew & Jody HipsherSiskowit Galloways 22450 Siskiwit Lake Rd Cornucopia, WI 54827 715-742-3495 [email protected] www.siskowitgalloways.com

* Purebred Blacks & Duns. Visitors welcome.

Linda SchwobeRedwood Hidden AcresW1951 Redwood RdNew Holstein, WI [email protected]

Dan LongHarmonious Acres Farms11827 CTY MViola, WI [email protected]

Zoe & Doug Siperly - Life Member5694 State Rd 11 Elkhorn, WI 53121-4326 262-723-3276 [email protected] *Retired-20yrs. Raising Galloways & still doing PR for the breed. Contact me for info, history, or referral for cattle-lots to share.

WYOMING Sarah Bowman Hang 5 Galloway 778 Pass Creek Road Parkman, WY 82838 307-655-9848 [email protected] * Blacks, Reds, Whites, Duns. Semen Available.

Floyd "Kit" Smith - Lifetime MemberTrapper Galloway Ranch 925 N 7th St Apt 6 Greybull, WY 82426 307-765-2971 trappergallowayranch.com [email protected] *Semen available, em-bryos upon request.

CALIFORNIAPookie McGlothern

COLORADOZane Alter

Brandon Beach

Zane Lugliani

Caitlynn Patton

Brianna Shaner

Randy Sheridan

KANSASMattie Decker

MINNESOTALorna Riemer

MONTANAMadison Schumacher

NORTH DAKOTAHank Blegen

Hope Axvig

Henry Kindler

Lane Kindler

PENNSYLVANIAJessica Jones

Kyle Kerr

TEXASRemington Swensson

WASHINGTONAngie Patton

Wisconsin

Kyle Hipsher


Eli Berry: 1855 220th Ave., Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2249 | email: [email protected]

Home of Top Quality-High Value Galloways

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Braveheart has a 100% Scottish Pedigree. We will have calves

born from him in 2014. Semen is available.

Helen of Trapper Charity of Trapper

Braveheart of Galway

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Breed profile AmericAn gAllowAy Breeders AssociAtion

You raise cattle for a reason. In fact, probably for several reasons. It might be the only life you’ve ever known, or maybe you started in the busi-ness later in life.

Regardless of the path, you have arrived at this destina-tion: You are a cattle producer. And one thing that cannot be changed is the bottom line: the numbers have to work for you. Therefore your cattle have to work for you.

For the cow/calf operator, cows need to show up to work every day, 24/7/365. Those cows need to be indepen-dent contractors, calving, milking, and rebreeding while making their living off the range. Picky eaters don’t help the bottom line. They hurt it.

Cows need to deliver a live calf every year and mother up to it without your interven-tion, because you’ve got a lot on your plate. A missing calf at weaning time doesn’t help the bottom line; it hurts it.

At weaning time, you need calves that weigh up and go on to fulfill the feeders’ expectations. If they don’t, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it.

For the feeder operator, calves need to be the right kind with natural muscling, and a documented capacity for tenderness, marbling and efficiency. If they lack these traits, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it.

For the stocker and grassfed operator, calves need to demonstrate the ability to excel on forages alone. Choosy, high maintenance phenotypes don’t help the bot-tom line; they hurt it.

The Bottom Line is this: GALLOWAY cattle have a centuries-long track record of production, survival and efficiency. Roy Wallace and Harlan Ritchie wrote in BEEF Magazine, “ . . . Today, GALLOWAY are rec-ognized as the oldest breed of beef cattle in the British

Isles”. They further recognize them as the purest of the British beef breeds. *

And that begs the question, “Why?” Why, when most other breeds have chased improvement through infusion of other breeds, including GALLOWAY, has the Galloway remained pure? Even today the herdbook of the American Galloway Breeders’ Association remains closed: there simply is NO breed-up program.

Answer: It comes down to basics. The Galloway is a complete package. All of the bottom line traits are pres-ent, most in moderation, some to the point of excellence.

Further, the Galloway bull will impart a degree of hy-brid vigor seldom seen in the beef world to-day, courtesy of his pure and distinguished genetic makeup.

Meanwhile, the GALLOWAY cow is doing her part by grazing the plants and browse snubbed by her neighboring high-er maintenance, finicky cows. As winter approaches, she grows a double hair coat, your assurance that she will continue for-aging regardless of what the mercury reads. Come summer, she may keep a short layer of felt around her midsection, her way of re-ducing annoying fly strikes.

In this era of climbing costs for every-thing related to cattle production, you have a real need to maximize resource utilization.

By using a Galloway bull on your herd, and keeping F1 re-placements, you are increasing your bottom line. Period. By breeding those F1’s back to a Galloway bull, and breeding your three-quarter Galloway females to a terminal sire, you have every expectation of producing an industry approved calf at the lowest cost. And that’s significant.

So here we are, at the end. And the question is: What is your bottom line telling you?

GALLOWAY. YOUR Bottom Line Breed.

GallowaYTHe BoTTom line Breed

NWSS Denver Galloway Cattle Show Join us “In the Yards” - Cattle arrive Sat. Jan. 18 - Show Jan. 20, 2014 @1PM

Your Herd X GallowayGalloway GallowayYourYour Herd XX GallowayGallowayYourYour Herd Herd XXXX GallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGalloway$

GallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGalloway$$$$$$$$$$$

*“What is a Breed” by Roy Wallace and Harlan Ritchie, BEEF Magazine, July 2006.

GALLOWAY: YOUR BOTTOM LINE BREED

You raise cattle for a reason. In fact, probably for several reasons. It might be the only life you’ve ever known, or maybe you started in the business later in life.

Regardless of the path, you have arrived at this destination: You are a cattle producer. And one thing that cannot be changed is the bottom line: the numbers have to work for you. Therefore your cattle have to work for you. For the cow/calf operator, cows need to show up towork every day, 24/7/365. Those cows need to be indepen-dent contractors, calving, milking, and rebreeding whilemaking their living off the range. Picky eaters don’t helpthe bottom line. They hurt it. Cows need to deliver a live calf every year and mother up to it without your intervention, because you’ve got a lot on your plate. A missing calf at weaning time doesn’t helpthe bottom line; it hurts it. At weaning time, you need calves that weigh up and go on to fulfill the feeders’ expectations. If they don’t, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it. For the feeder operator, calves need to be the right kind with natural muscling, and a documented capacity for tenderness, marbling and efficiency. If they lack these traits, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it. For the stocker and grassfed operator, calves need to demonstrate the ability to excel on forages alone. Choosy, high maintenance phenotypes don’t help the bottomline; they hurt it. The Bottom Line is this: GALLOWAY cattle havea centuries-long track record of production, survivaland efficiency. Roy Wallace and Harlan Ritchie wrotein BEEF Magazine, “ . . . Today, GALLOWAY are recog-nized as the oldest breed of beef cattle in the British

Isles”. They further recognize them as the purest of theBritish beef breeds. * And that begs the question, “Why?” Why, when most other breeds have chased improvement through infusion of other breeds, including GALLOWAY, has the Galloway remained pure? Even today the herdbook of the American Galloway Breeders’ Association remains closed: there simply is NO breed-up program. Answer: It comes down to basics. The Galloway is a complete package. All of the bottom line traits are pres-ent, most in moderation, some to the point of excellence.Further, the Galloway bull will impart a degree of hybridvigor seldom seen in the beef world today, courtesy of his pure and distinguished genetic makeup. Meanwhile, the GALLOWAY cow is doing her part by grazing the plants and browse snubbed by her neighboring higher maintenance, finicky cows. As winter approaches, she grows a double hair coat, your assurance that she will continue foraging regardless of what the mercury reads. Come summer, she may keep a short layer of felt around her midsection, her way of reducing annoying fly strikes. In this era of climbing costs for everything related to cattle production, you have a real need to maximize resource utilization. By using a Galloway bull on your herd, and keeping F1 replacements, you are increasing your bottom line. Period. By breeding those F1’s back to a Galloway bull, and breeding your three-quarter Galloway females to a terminal sire, you have every expectation of producing an industry approved calf at the lowest cost. And that’s significant. So here we are, at the end. And the question is: What is your bottom line telling you? GALLOWAY. YOUR Bottom Line Breed.


Alberta Plaid Galloway

SPECIALIZING IN RED GALLOWAY We are proud to present one of the largest selections

of Red Galloways in Canada

Steve & Bonnie Schweer RR 1 Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 5E1

Phone: 403-227-3428 * Cell: 403-304-7354 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca

Join us for our Alberta Plaid Galloway Bull and Female Sale

March 18, 2014 Sale catalogue available

by request or on our website

Breed profile AmericAn gAllowAy Breeders AssociAtion

You raise cattle for a reason. In fact, probably for several reasons. It might be the only life you’ve ever known, or maybe you started in the busi-ness later in life.

Regardless of the path, you have arrived at this destina-tion: You are a cattle producer. And one thing that cannot be changed is the bottom line: the numbers have to work for you. Therefore your cattle have to work for you.

For the cow/calf operator, cows need to show up to work every day, 24/7/365. Those cows need to be indepen-dent contractors, calving, milking, and rebreeding while making their living off the range. Picky eaters don’t help the bottom line. They hurt it.

Cows need to deliver a live calf every year and mother up to it without your interven-tion, because you’ve got a lot on your plate. A missing calf at weaning time doesn’t help the bottom line; it hurts it.

At weaning time, you need calves that weigh up and go on to fulfill the feeders’ expectations. If they don’t, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it.

For the feeder operator, calves need to be the right kind with natural muscling, and a documented capacity for tenderness, marbling and efficiency. If they lack these traits, they aren’t helping the bottom line; they’re hurting it.

For the stocker and grassfed operator, calves need to demonstrate the ability to excel on forages alone. Choosy, high maintenance phenotypes don’t help the bot-tom line; they hurt it.

The Bottom Line is this: GALLOWAY cattle have a centuries-long track record of production, survival and efficiency. Roy Wallace and Harlan Ritchie wrote in BEEF Magazine, “ . . . Today, GALLOWAY are rec-ognized as the oldest breed of beef cattle in the British

Isles”. They further recognize them as the purest of the British beef breeds. *

And that begs the question, “Why?” Why, when most other breeds have chased improvement through infusion of other breeds, including GALLOWAY, has the Galloway remained pure? Even today the herdbook of the American Galloway Breeders’ Association remains closed: there simply is NO breed-up program.

Answer: It comes down to basics. The Galloway is a complete package. All of the bottom line traits are pres-ent, most in moderation, some to the point of excellence.

Further, the Galloway bull will impart a degree of hy-brid vigor seldom seen in the beef world to-day, courtesy of his pure and distinguished genetic makeup.

Meanwhile, the GALLOWAY cow is doing her part by grazing the plants and browse snubbed by her neighboring high-er maintenance, finicky cows. As winter approaches, she grows a double hair coat, your assurance that she will continue for-aging regardless of what the mercury reads. Come summer, she may keep a short layer of felt around her midsection, her way of re-ducing annoying fly strikes.

In this era of climbing costs for every-thing related to cattle production, you have a real need to maximize resource utilization.

By using a Galloway bull on your herd, and keeping F1 re-placements, you are increasing your bottom line. Period. By breeding those F1’s back to a Galloway bull, and breeding your three-quarter Galloway females to a terminal sire, you have every expectation of producing an industry approved calf at the lowest cost. And that’s significant.

So here we are, at the end. And the question is: What is your bottom line telling you?

GALLOWAY. YOUR Bottom Line Breed.

GallowaYTHe BoTTom line Breed

NWSS Denver Galloway Cattle Show Join us “In the Yards” - Cattle arrive Sat. Jan. 18 - Show Jan. 20, 2014 @1PM

Your Herd X GallowayGalloway GallowayYourYour Herd XX GallowayGallowayYourYour Herd Herd XXXX GallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGalloway$

GallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGallowayGalloway$$$$$$$$$$$

*“What is a Breed” by Roy Wallace and Harlan Ritchie, BEEF Magazine, July 2006.


Kaehler’s Mill Farm, LLCKay’s HOMEFARM™ Inc.

KAY AND STEVE CASTNER8707 KAEHLER'S MILL ROAD

CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN 53012

Kaehler’s Mill Farm purchased our first Galloway in 1994, joined the AGBA, and have breeding Galloway ever since. We’ve sold breeding stock from New England to Alberta to Oklahoma and all over the Midwest. You can recognize Kaehler’s Mill Galloway by their distinctive green ear tags. In addition, we have direct marketed outstanding 100% grass-finished Galloway beef since 1996. DNA testing affirmed that Kaehler’s Mill Galloway are at the top of the tenderness scale. For the whole package – classic confirmation, exceptional carcass quality, verified tenderness genetics and exhibition excellence – go Kaehler’s Mill Galloway.

262-375-1702 www.kaysfarm.com

[email protected]

Glenfiddich XanthusGrand Champion Bull 2012 Galloway World Congress - Erin Fair2013 National Western Stock Show Jointly owned with Kolton Mueller, Three Hills, AB

Glenfiddich ZandraShelby McIlwraith’s 2013 4H ProjectReserve Champion Female 2012 Galloway World Congress - Erin FairGrand Champion Female 2013 Caledonia Fair

Thank you to our 2012 and 3013 buyers: AI Registered Sires Available

1001 Regional Road 97, R. R. #3, Puslinch, Ontario N0B 2J0

John, Jen and Shelby McIlwraith Double J [email protected] enquiries

John and Lee [email protected] and embryo enquiries

Glenfiddich American GBA Ad 2014:Added joint owner 12/3/2013 5:22 PM Page 1

Deb & Dene Vance 970-405-5784 / 303-887-1731 www.theDDRanch.com

[email protected] [email protected]

Registered White Registered Black

Now you get to choose…….the DD Ranch has gone over “to the dark side!”

Heifers, Cows & Bulls in both colors.

For a complete list visit our web site. Prices are there also.




When you buy with us Genetic Tests, Registration & Transfers are paid by us: we take Credit Cards!

Deb & Dene Vance 970-405-5784 / 303-887-1731

www.theDDRanch.com













Deb & Dene Vance 970-405-5784 / 303-887-1731

www.theDDRanch.com









[email protected]











Deb & Dene Vance 970-405-5784 / 303-887-1731

www.theDDRanch.com



ALBERTA GALLOWAY ASSOCpg.15Red Deer, Alberta........403.227.3428www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca

ALBERTA PLAID GALLOWAYpg..29Red Deer, Alberta........403.227.3428www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca

BAR R GALLOWAYS..............pg. 7Alden, MN................ . 507.265.3878 [email protected]

BERRY RANCH GALLOWAYS.pg. 26Mora, MN................... [email protected]

BLEGEN GALLOWAYS..............BCKindred, ND............... 701.645.9073www.blegengalloways.com

BRASS RING GALLOWAYS....pg. 27Terry, MT................... [email protected]

CANADIAN GALLOWAY ASS...pg. 6Ottawa, Ontario.......... 613.731.7110www.galloway.ca

CHICKADEE FARM..............pg. 35Innisfail, Alberta........ [email protected]

COLE FARM GALLOWAYS.....pg. 17Mora, MN................... [email protected]

CK GALLOWAYS...................pg. 3Fort Benton, [email protected]

DOUBLE J GALLOWAY FARMpg. 10New Castle, PA.......... [email protected]

DD RANCH.........................pg. 30Fort Lupton, CO.......... 970.405.5784www.theDDRanch.com

Alberta Plaid Galloway

SPECIALIZING IN RED GALLOWAY We are proud to present one of the largest selections

of Red Galloways in Canada

Join us for our Alberta Plaid Galloway Bull and Female Sale

March 18, 2014 Sale catalogue available

by request or on our website

Steve & Bonnie Schweer RR 1 Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 5E1

Phone: 403-227-3428 * Cell: 403-304-7354 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca



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701.212.0112 701.645.9073

BLEGENGALLOWAYS.COM

RUSS & SUSAN WAPLESPO BOX 544, TERRY MT 59349 || 406.635.2114 || [email protected]

Brass Ring Galloways

Cole’s Farm

Chuck & Cathy Cole

2173 Jade St. Mora, MN 55051

[email protected]

(AGBA Member)

ReGisteRed GAllowAy CAttleDun • Black • Red • Belted • Crossbreds







Chuck & Cathy Cole


612-390-2039


Suncrest WhiskeySemen Available US

Glenfiddich Yukon 4YSemen Available US

Brass Ring UrsulaCole’s BRU Amber

Suncrest ExcellentCole’s XT Alice 2A Cole’s XD Annie







Chuck & Cathy Cole


612-390-2039



The Canadian Galloway Association would like to thank everyone who attended the

World Galloway Conference in Guelph, Ontario

Bar R GallowaysDarrell Reimer • (507) 265-3878 • [email protected]

16557 680 Ave. • Alden, MN 56009

BAR R MiDNightGrand Champion Bull

“World Beef Expo 2003-2004”

BAR R huNteRGrand Champion Bull

“World Beef Expo 2000”

BAR R gilDA (2D)Reserve

Grand Champion Female“1995 NILE”

— Billings, MT

BAR R electRA (4c)with cAlf BAR R electRA (13K)

Grand Champion Female“North Star Classic 2000”

— Valley City, ND

We look good any day of the year!(December 7, 2013 • 34 below zero)

Member of the AGBA

Shawn SchumacherP.O. Box 602 | Fort Benton, MT

(406) 799-0276 | [email protected]

Registered Quality Galloway Cattle Raised on the Missouri River in North Central MT. Heifers and Bulls Available for Sale.

GallowaysCK

GLENFIDDICH GALLOWAYS..pg. 30Puslinch, Ontario.........905.659.3010www.glenfiddich-galloways.ca

GRANT GALLOWAYS...........pg. 11Hazelton, ID............... [email protected]

HANG 5 GALLOWAYS...........pg. 10Parkman, [email protected]

JACKSON TRAIL BLAZER ..........23Terry, MT....................406.486.5408 www.jacksongalloways.com

KAEHLER'S MILL FARM, LLC ....31Cedarburg, WI..............262.375.1702 www.kaysfarm.com

LUANN FARMS...................pg. 24Fairview, NC................281.989.5866www.luannfarms.com

RENAISSANCE FARMS LTD.......13Emporia, KS................620.343.6757 www.renfarms.com

SISKOWIT GALLOWAYS........pg. 32Cornucopia, WI........... 715.742.3495www.siskowitgalloways.com

STONEY ACRES FARM.........pg. 21Grand Ledge, MI..........517.627.2310

STUART J. DYKSTRA...........pg. 12Rifle, CO.......................970.625.3865

SUPERIOR CATTLE..............pg.34Superior, [email protected]

WILLOW VALLEY GALLOWAYS.pg.2Chickasha, [email protected]


Glenfiddich XanthusGrand Champion Bull 2012 Galloway World Congress - Erin Fair2013 National Western Stock Show Jointly owned with Kolton Mueller, Three Hills, AB

Glenfiddich ZandraShelby McIlwraith’s 2013 4H ProjectReserve Champion Female 2012 Galloway World Congress - Erin FairGrand Champion Female 2013 Caledonia Fair

Thank you to our 2012 and 3013 buyers: AI Registered Sires Available

1001 Regional Road 97, R. R. #3, Puslinch, Ontario N0B 2J0

John, Jen and Shelby McIlwraith Double J [email protected] enquiries

John and Lee [email protected] and embryo enquiries

Glenfiddich American GBA Ad 2014:Added joint owner 12/3/2013 5:22 PM Page 1

Sarah Bowman778 Pass Creek rd. | Parkman, wY 82838

307.655.9848 • Cell 307.752.7457Email: [email protected]

Red, Black, Dun and some Whites. Strong grass fed genetics.

Joel & Nichole Jackson1143 Old Highway 10, Terry, MT | 406-635-5409 | Cell: 406-989-1548

[email protected] | www.jacksongalloways.com

Jackson Trail Blazer Ranch

Galloways, Herefords, Red Angus & Hybrids, Reds, Duns, Blacks, Whites, & Belties Marketing & Management Consulting






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Purebred & CommercialWhite Galloways

Dale & Joan Hoffman10225 Oneida Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837

[email protected]

(517) 627-2310

Stoney Acres Farm

u AGBA Advertising Directory

Get Galloway For Your

Commercial/Purebred Program

President: Steve Schweer [email protected] Phone: 403-227-3428

Vice President: Harry Tensen [email protected] Phone: 403-729-2539

G A L L O W A Y

Alberta Galloway association www.albertagalloway.ca

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Renaissance Farms Ltd Registered Galloway Cattle

RFLTD Xenon Semen Available

Adding quality from any angle

Bill and Judy Decker Emporia, KS 620.343.6757

[email protected] www.renfarms.com

Breeding Stock Available











Deb & Dene Vance 970-405-5784 / 303-887-1731

www.theDDRanch.com



LuAnn FarmsRaising grass fed and naturally grown Galloway cattle

for a healthier lifestyle!You will find our animals raised in their natural environment. We are proud to say that

our animals are raised with care and without implanted growth hormones or the use of antibiotics. Our cows eat grass and clover, drink spring fresh water and live the good life!

LuAnn Farms | 157 Wilson Rd. | Fairview, NC 28730281.989.5866 | [email protected]

www.luannfarms.com

John and Holli Hopkins

625 Longhorn Lane, Superior, MT 59872. e-mail is [email protected].

H:406-822-8833 • C:406-274-7485 • F:406-822-3175

RegisteRed bReeding stoCk available Please call for information or stop by and see us.

BLEGEN GALLOWAYS (Semen Available) Glenfiddich Pericles | Exportable HB Moto Moto 3342 HB Zorro 2Z (Red Gend Carrier)Contact: Harley & Michelle Blegen Family(701) 212-0112, www.blegengalloways.com

BRASS RING GALLOWAYS (Semen Available) Snapshot of TrapperContact: Russ & Susan Waples(406) 635-2114, [email protected]

BERRY RANCH (Semen Available) Braveheart of Gal-WayContact: Eli Berry(612) 390-2249, [email protected]

CHUCK COLE FARMS (Semen Available) Suncrest Whiskey & Glenfiddich YukonContact: Chuck Cole(612) 390-2039, [email protected]

THE DD RANCH (Semen Available) HZ Atomic & Brass Ring SocratesContact: The DD Ranch(970) 785-6033, [email protected]

HANG 5 RANCH (Semen Available) H5 Fannie's Voyager 21L. H5 Dreamer 63L, H5 Tempest Dream 6L. H5 Top Gain 72K, H5 Lidey's Dream 41K. Hang 5 Red Tidy, H5 Lightning 67K, Big Deal Golly Supreme, Globex Winchester W15Contact: Hang 5 Galloways(307) 655-9848, [email protected]

RENAISSANCE FARMS LTD. (Semen Available) RFLTD XenonContact: Judy or Bill Decker(620) 343-6757, [email protected], www.renfarms.com

SUNNY C RANCH (Semen Available) ABG Julius and BKR TobyContact: Gayle Cerullo(360) 720-3159

TRAPPER GALLOWAY RANCH (Semen Available) Independence of Trapper, Lottie's Voyager of H.R.G., Diamond B Zamboni, White LightningContact: Trapper Galloway Ranch(307) 765-2971, [email protected]


SEMEN SIRES

John and Holli Hopkins

625 Longhorn Lane, Superior, MT 59872. e-mail is [email protected].

H:406-822-8833 • C:406-274-7485 • F:406-822-3175

RegisteRed bReeding stoCk available Please call for information or stop by and see us.

701.212.0112 701.645.9073

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