may 2017 us beltie newstreasurer’s report. vic eggleston reported the society has $21,382 in...
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President Greg Hipple
Planting season is upon us here in the Midwest. Spring calving is still under-way and everything is green again. The annual renewal of life. Pat and I have just returned from our
first trip to New England where we attended the Spring Council Meeting, held in conjunction with the National Belted Galloway Sale, and the New England Galloway Group’s events that surrounded the sale. We saw things for the first time throughout the entire trip. The history and pristine sights were everywhere. The farms that so graciously gave of their time during a busy few days made our trip complete. Just an-other example of the generosity I have expe-rienced throughout my tenure on Council! The cooperation of the participants in the sale, and all the events held for the youth Thursday through Sunday in Fryeburg, Maine were exemplary. My congratulations to all involved for being such remarkable examples for everyone. The Council meeting held at Fryeburg, Maine every three years, was another busy meeting with a full agenda. I have to thank all in attendance for taking the time, effort, and expense to travel, participate, and tend to the business of the Society. Council made, in my opinion, major advancements
towards continuing the fulfillment of the mission state-ment of the Belted Galloway Society, “The object is to promote the Belted Galloway breed of cattle, to preserve the purity of the breed by maintaining pedigree records and data, to disseminate information relative to said breed of cattle and to carry on all legal and proper ac-tivities to effectuate the primary purpose of the corpora-tion.” All the details of the business conducted by your members of council appear elsewhere in this edition.
Enjoy the rest of spring everyone. I hope to see you at one of the various upcoming summer events hosted by the regional groups throughout the country.
May 2017
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New Members Ache N Back Acres, 1275 Virgil Sims Rd., De Ridder, LA 70634, (337) 375-2306. Alan & Martha Bearden, M&A Farm, 1677 N 56th St., Springdale, AR 72762, (479) 957-1355. Blind Eye Creek, c/o Harry Thayer, 271 Lowergreen St., Otego, NY 13825, (607) 988-6603. Megan Bunnell, 3372 Brick Church Rd., Aurora, NY 13026, (315) 730-1822. Martin Castonguay, 167 Tessier Rd., Jay, ME 04239. Jim Flanders, 2721 Rd. 77, Edson, KS 67733. Eric & Linda Hansell, Sulphur Springs Ranch, 2680 Prairie College Rd., Jacksonville, IL 62650, (217) 473-9929. Hunter Highland, 3380 Long Run Rd., Lehighton, PA 18235, (610) 714-9550. Dale King, Jamesville Belties, 169 Old Tory Lane, Clever, MO 65631, (417) 597-0233. Brian & Kelly Leggott, 123 East 1st, Trenton, NE 69044. Bobbie & Stacie Lewis, 137 Lloyd White Rd., Mcalester, OK 74501, (316) 833-3462. Eric Luttrell, 30517 N 1850 E Rd., Alvin, IL 61811, (217) 377-1611. Janet Marshall, 2349 Valley Home Rd., Talbott, TN 37877, (865) 919-2182. Obregon Cattle, 5581 CR522, Stephenville, TX 76401, (925) 918-0162. Chris & Linda Pearse, Barrett Homestead Farm, 662 Barnestown Rd., Hope, ME 04847, (207) 944-1083. Pierson Farms, 6167 E County Rd. 675N, Bainbridge, IN 46105, (765) 522-2838. Glenn & Sherra Riegar, 398 Dodge Oakhurst Rd., Huntsville, TX 77320, (936) 295-4332. Robert Rodriguez, Iron Hill Farms, 507 Columbia Hill Rd., Danville, PA 17821, (570) 971-0468. Robert Segler, 5279 Great River Rd., Royalton, MN 56373, (320) 493-0945. Katy Snow, 9508 S Daniel St., Terre Haute, IN 47802. Delanie Springer, 201E Jadewood St., Morton, IL 61550. Josiah Johnson, S&J Cattle Company, PO Box 1608, Flat Rock, NC 28731, (828) 513-4257. Clint Wahrman, 12968 Rd. 2350, Atwood, KS 67730 Ted & Zackery Whittier, TZ Acres, 104 Whitney Rd., Henniker, NH 03242.
Calendar Belties Unlimited Show June 10, 2017. Cedar County Fairgrounds, Tipton, IA. Contact Greg or Pat Hipple (319) 430-6664 or [email protected]. Midwest Classic July 1, 2017. Winnebago County Fairgrounds, Pecatonica, IL Contact Julie Willis (815) 547-6912 or [email protected]. Wisconsin Farm Technology Days July 11-13, 2017. Algoma, Wisconsin. Belted Galloway exhibit by Great Lakes Belted Galloway Association. Contact Terry or Karlyn Etheridge (715) 835-4043 or [email protected]. Skowhegan State Fair August 10-19, 2017. Skowhegan, ME. Contact the office at (207) 474-2947 skowheganstatefair.com. Union Fair/Maine Wild Blueberry Festival August 19-26, 2017. Union, ME. Contact the office at (207) 785-2978 or [email protected]. Windsor Fair August 27-September 4, 2017. Windsor, ME. Contact the office at [email protected]. Farmington Fair September 17-23, 2017. Farmington, ME. Contact Neal Yeaton (207) 778-6083. Richard Anderson Belted Galloway Show September 13-17, 2017. Springfield, Massachusetts. Junior Show: September 15 at 6 pm. Open Show: September 16 at 9 am. Contact entry office at 413) 205-5011 or [email protected]. Belted Galloway Society Annual General Meeting September 22-24, 2017. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Contact Vic Eggleston 608) 220-1091 or [email protected]. World Beef Expo September 22-24, 2017. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Contact World Beef Expo (920) 479-0658 or [email protected].
Belted Galloway Society, Inc. Breed Promotion
Advertising/Newsletter
Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director [email protected]
Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811
Vic’s phone hours are Monday through Friday from 1 p.m. - 4
p.m. (CST). A detailed message may be left at any time. Address: N8603 Zentner Rd., New Glarus, WI 53574.
Leanne Fogle, Editor U.S. Beltie News
[email protected] [email protected] Phone (309) 310-2905
About Classifieds
Your classified’s required contact information — name, farm,
location, phone and email. All classified ads are automatically placed on beltie.org with a two-month limit on classified insertions. Photos are $10 placed on beltie.org only. Email ads to [email protected] or by fax (608) 527-4811 or phone (608) 220-1091. We encourage members to submit ads the last two weeks of the month.
About bulls … Before advertising a young male be sure he is well
conformed, tracks properly, has good legs and feet, and exhibits good weight gains. We should have data available on his birth weight, 205-day weaning weight, and yearling weight. If he's reached breeding age (around 18 months), it's definitely a plus to have his semen checked for quantity and motility, and uniform scrotal development ( two normal sized testicles). Any data available should appear in your advertisement along with his birth date and the names of his sire and dam. It is re-quired that registration numbers be included on bulls advertised for sale in the classifieds.
Canadian Livestock Records Corporation
(CLRC) All Registrar Services
2417 Holly Lane
Ottawa, Ontario, CANADA K1V 0M7
Registrars
Betty Foti betty.foti@clrc. ca
Phone 877-833-7110 or 613-731-7110, Ext. 310 Fax 613-731-0704
Lisa Hutt
[email protected] Phone 877-833-7110 or 613-731-7110, Ext. 312
Fax 613-731-0704
Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday to Friday.
Lisa may also be reached from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. from Mon-day to Wednesday and until 5:30 p.m. on Thursday. She is not in the office on Friday, but Betty is still available to assist
you. that day.
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Online Registrations Now Available
We pleased to announce that the CLRC is now accepting online registrations on behalf of the Belted Galloway Society. Log on to www2.clrc.ca and establish your online account. Accounts will be password protected with Visa and Master Card accepted. Online registrations will be dated as received (on the day they are uploaded to the CLRC). Members may track the status of their order and dues can be paid online too. The CLRC will be updating their website and the changes will be ongoing. Transfers of Belted Galloway cattle (already registered) must be submitted by mail. It is a requirement that the original registration paper must accompany the transfer documents. DNA and hypotrichosis testing will continue to be handled through the Society office. To request the paperwork to initiate the testing, contact me Vic at [email protected].
Belted Galloway Junior
Association
Janie Tripp, Co-Chair of the BGJA
Happy Spring! I just returned from the New Eng-land Belted Galloway Regional Junior National. It is the third year for the event. I was so impressed and proud of our junior members! I am pleased to announce that the second annual BGJA Jackpot Steer show to be held during the Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show in Louisville, KY in November. There will be very lucrative incentives to show a steer at the event. The Grand Champion steer will be awarded a $1000 cash prize and the Reserve will win $500! Also returning to Louisville is the BGJA photog-raphy contest. I hope the membership has enjoyed some of the photos featured in the US Beltie News. Many where part of the 2016 contest. Submit your 1 MB images by email to Joanna Posey at [email protected]. If you have questions contact Joanna at (601) 748-5802. The Belted Galloway Junior Association also has a page on beltie.org. Junior members are welcome to apply for semen through the semen project. The project provides current BGJA members (dues paid) with the opportunity to obtain semen from quality Belted Galloway bulls. The program helps to teach juniors the process of artificial insemina-tion with heat detection, timing and procedures. Members learn management skills and the project encourages hands-on experience from initial breeding to the birth of a calf. As a reminder, lease agreements must be on file with the CLRC by July 1, 2017.
Reminders The Belted Galloway Society is seeking edito-
rials to produce the 2017 Belted Galloway Journal. Please contact Jon Bednarski at [email protected] or (502) 649-8706.
The Beltie Unlimited Show in Tipton, Iowa is quickly approaching. Classes and entry forms are available on beltie.org for the June 5, 2017 event. All Belted Galloway enthusiasts are welcome! Entry deadline is June 1, 2017. Contact Greg Hipple (319) 430-6664 or [email protected].
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The 2017 Spring Council Meeting The Spring Council meeting was called to order at 8:30 a.m. April 22, 2017 in Fryeburg, Maine by President Greg Hipple (IA). Pre-sent were Bob Bickford (NH), Mike Crittenden (UT), Vice-President Lisa Lovett (IL), Michelle Ogle (NJ), Janie Tripp (MS). Also present was Executive Director Victor Eggleston (WI). Leanne Fogle (IL) represented the newsletter office. Absent: Jon Bednarski (KY), Jane Hemmer (GA). Secretary’s Report. Vic Eggleston communicated that member-ship totals during 2016 were 839 Regular, 134 Junior, 10 Associ-ate, and 131 Life. Total memberships during 2016 were 1,114. The 2016 registration/transfer data included 307 Males, 973 Purebred Females, 166 Appendix Females and 1154 Transfers. Total transac-tions were 2,600. Treasurer’s Report. Vic Eggleston reported the Society has $21,382 in checking, $10,885 in savings, and $134,339 in a certifi-cate of deposit. Society assets total $166,606. President’s Report. President Hipple welcomed everyone to Frye-burg, Maine. He reminded Council that the Annual meeting will be at World Beef Expo in September 2017. He presented a WBE flyer that the Society has sponsored for breed promotion during the event. Hipple also stated there is breeder interest in selling Belted Galloway cattle during WBE. Auctioneer Larry Martin is the con-tact person. Promotion and Advertising Committee. The committee is seek-ing editorials to produce the 2017 Belted Galloway Journal. Plan-ning for the 2020 World Galloway Congress meeting to be held in Louisville, KY is on-going. Chairman Jon Bednarski will submit a draft of the budget and schedule at the 2017 Annual General Meet-ing in Milwaukee, WI. Beef Technology and Promotion Committee. Dawson Masters presented the committee report recommending that all bulls be required to be DNA and hypotrichosis tested before registration. The committee also strongly recommended that all females be DNA and hypotrichosis tested. Council moved to accept the recom-mendation of the committee to require that all bulls be DNA and hypotrichosis tested prior to being registered that are born on Janu-ary 1, 2018 or after. Council also moved that as of January 1, 2018 all donor dams must be hypotrichosis tested along with the required DNA testing. Council further approved that all semen used after January 1, 2018 (unless previously exempted) must be hypotricho-sis tested. Council approved the listing of DNA and hypotrichosis testing on all registration papers being January1, 2018. Council also requested that a list of sires and dams that have DNA tested to be listed on beltie.org on the semen and embryo page. Budget and Finance. Council approved the 2017 budget.
Chatfield Scholarship Committee. Vic Eggleston reported that applications are due at the end of April 2017 and six requests for a scholarship application have been made. Executive Committee. The contracts for the offices of the Execu-tive Director and Newsletter were reviewed with Council. The Belted Galloway Foundation. A standard form for the re-gional Belted Galloway Junior Association to use when requesting funding will be implemented. A request for funding from region 5 has been made during 2017. Belted Galloway Junior Association. Council approved the re-quest of Co-Chairman Janie Tripp for funding for junior programs up to $2,000. Council also approved the order of BGJA logo items (clothing, caps or mugs) to be offered for sale on beltie.org. Newsletter Committee. Council approved Chairman Leanne Fogle’s request. As of April 1 of each year, newsletters will be mailed to current memberships. Show and Sale. Council accepted the request Chairman Michelle Ogle to not hold a Premium Sale in Louisville during 2017. The committee also reviewed Appendix classes for steers. The commit-tee recommended that no changes be made to the current rules. The rules state that if there are at least five purebred steers and at least five percentage steers then the steer classes will be divided. Coun-cil agreed that all purebred females (including mismarked pure-breds) will show together in the same class. Council also moved to accept the following recommendation by the committee allowing the North American International Livestock Exposition to accept The Belted Galloway class entries for the open and junior show. The deadline will be October 1 for entry. Late entry will be Octo-ber 15 with a late fee. NAILE will contract the judge. NAILE will continue to supply the announcer and ring man. If the breed num-bers of cattle shown continue at 50 entries or more, NAILE will consider offering premiums to exhibitors at the 2018 show. Other reports. Executive Director Vic Eggleston attended the annual meeting of the Canadian Livestock Records Corporation in early April. The CLRC currently stores 3.6 million pedigree rec-ords. He reported that online registrations are now available to the Belted Galloway Society membership. Online accounts are pass-word protected with Visa and Master Card accepted. Online regis-trations will be dated as received on the day they are uploaded to the CLRC. Members can track the status of their order. Dues may be paid online too. The CLRC will be updating their website and ongoing changes will come in phases. New Business. Council approved to advance uncollected Society fees to the CLRC. Council approved including The Belted Gallo-way Society Handbook in PDF format on beltie.org. This is a summary of committee reports at the Council meeting of the Belted Galloway Society. The official minutes are on file with the Executive Director.
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27th National Belted Galloway Sale Randy Hall, President of New England Galloway Group It may have been a cool, dreary weekend in Fryeburg, ME but that certainly didn’t hold back the Belted Galloway faithful. Old and new breeders alike convened on the Fryeburg Fairgrounds to take part in the annual 27th National Belted Galloway Sale. The sale is held in conjunction with the Fryeburg Youth Show and Northeast Regional Jr. National Belted Galloway Show. What a special weekend it was! The sale results are as follows: 11 Open Heifers averaged $2,281 3 Bred Females averaged $3,366 3 Bulls/Prospects averaged $2,300 11 Embryos averaged $ 573 per embryo 40 Straws of Semen averaged $ 71 per straw The Sale offered 17 Live Lots and 8 Genetic Lots and totaled $51,900. For the first time ever, the Tyler Cup Award for the Highest Selling Open Heifer was a tie between Moonshadow Farms (ME) and Al-dermere Farm (ME). Moonshadow Nina and Aldermere Dora each sold for $3,000 respectively. Moonshadow Nina was purchased by the Romani Family of Harmony Meadows Farm (RI) and Alder-mere Dora was purchased by Judy & Jessica Sartell of Dymonds Farm (PA). The Highest Selling Bred Female in the sale was Pine View Blos-som, consigned by Pine View Farm (ME). Pine View Blossom sold for $3,800 to Marty & Janie Tripp of Magnolia Trace Farm (MS). The Highest Selling Bull in this year’s sale was Orion Detroit, con-
signed by Orion Farm (NH) and purchased by Morgan & Craig Badeau of Colby Woods Cattle (ME). In addition to our sale, we also held a Silent Auction benefiting the New England Galloway Youth Group. We are proud to report that nearly $1,750 was raised! This money will go towards youth events
and awards throughout the show season. Thank you to all of those donated to this fundraiser and to Victo-ria Oatley for her efforts in organizing such a suc-cessful auction! On behalf of the New England Galloway Group (NEGG), I would like to extend a special thank you to all of the people who make this event possible year after year - our consignors, our buyers, and of course, our volunteers. Additionally, we need to thank Scot and Chris Adams (ME), along with Dustin James (NY), for their hard work in managing the event.
We would also like to thank Thomas Carper (IN) for continuing to be our auctioneer of choice. He certainly adds another element to our sale. Additionally, we commend his wife Cassie Carper for all of her hard work with the DV Auction broadcast. It is a blessing to offer such a high quality option to our bidders at home. We have had more compliments this year than ever before! The NEGG would also like to thank Diane Gushee (ME) for her efforts with the Northeast Regional Jr. National Belted Galloway Show and Fryeburg Youth Show. The youth of the Northeast are truly lucky to have such an incredible event to attend each spring. Diane’s hard work and dedication is second to none. With everyone’s help we were able to hold yet another successful event and we look forward to many more years to come. We will see you all next spring as we hold our 28th National Belted Gallo-way Sale & 4th Northeast Regional Jr. National Belted Galloway Show! All National Sale photography courtesy of Dustin James (NY).
The 2017 Tyler Cup Aldermere Dora (AI) 40439-B Moomshadow Nina 40641-B
Highest Selling Bred Female Pine View Blossom (AI) 35681-B Highest Selling Bull Orion Detroit 4087B-B
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For Sale
TEXAS. Two 17-month-old bulls for sale. They have passed their bull soundness exam and are negative for hypotrichosis. Both have good conformation, quiet dispositions and nice belts. They also have all three color genes in their pedi-grees. Little Acres Sir Robert, 41138-D. DOB 11/19/15. Sire: Starlite Ivanhoe. Dam: Caldwell Roisen who has British genetics in her pedigree from several famous herds. Little Acres Donald T, 41139-B. DOB 11/29/15. Sire: Statlite Ivanhoe. Dam: Aavalon Farm Tinkerbell. Her pedigree includes Anderson Hill, Marpine and Malabar breeding. Can send photos by text. Little Acres Farm, Claude & Peggy Blum, Winnsboro, TX. Home phone (903) 629-3887, cell (903) 975-1536. VERMONT. Spring sale at Meadow View Farm. Now 100% grass fed registered Belted Galloway cattle. Breeding cattle of all ages. Some cow/calf pairs and open yearling heifers. All have exceptional genetic packages, great dispositions, availa-ble in black, red and dun colors. Also available are Beltie hides. Call or email for more information and pricing. Steve Downing, Meadow View Farm, Lyndon-ville, VT. (802) 626-1116 or [email protected]. OHIO. Registered cows and heifers for sale. I have a mix of young black cows and heifers. There are three cow/calf pairs and the cows have been pasture ex-posed for five months to our bull. All are registered and have full belts with no extraneous white. We would like to sell in pairs but we are willing to separate the herd or sell for one price. Please contact Jen or Doug Franz, Down Home Farms, Mt. Gilead, OH (419) 571-7408 or [email protected] for details. PENNSYLVANIA. Mature bull for sale. RMR Xavier 32490-B. DOB 4/19/10. He has a calm disposition and produces nice calves. We need to replace him due to retaining some of his heifers. John Wolf, Abbottstown, PA. (717) 495-0016. WISCONSIN. Due to requests for our animals with uncommon genetics, Michael and Lorna Caldwell of Caldwell Farms, Milladore, WI, are selling select regis-tered Belted Galloways this year. Visit our website www.beltiebeef.com to view a video of our Belties. Please call us at (715) 457-6765 or email us at [email protected] for details. COLORADO. Cow/calf for sale. Harpers Molly A32565B/7/8BGXX. DOB 5/11/2009 with bull calf at her side born 3/21/17. Molly is black, has a complete belt, grass fed only and has delivered a calf every year. Lynda Danielson, High Country Homestead, Silt, CO (970) 876-2335 or [email protected]. Pic-tures can be sent upon request.
WISCONSIN. Handsome black belted bull for sale. Sunnybrook Domingo 38478-B. DOB 3/26/15. Domingo passed his recent breeding soundness exam and we are about to have his calves hit the ground. Also for sale, cows bred to Domingo. Snyder Farm Australia 36368-B and Hillview Acrs Bodacious 37889-B. Open animals for sale are Hillview Acrs Corporal 39181-B, Hillview Acrs Bernadette A37891-B,M3,M4,W, and Hillview Acrs Billings 37890-B. All animals are Bangs vaccinated and are on an annual vaccination program, primarily grass fed. Beautiful animals, most are halter-broke. Our farm is looking to downsize. Con-tact Ryan and Cyndi Heath, Hillview Acres, Eleva, WI. [email protected] or (715) 533-2679. NEW YORK. Meadow View Autumn In Red 45 38493-R (first calved Aug 2015) and Meadow View Red Ruby 52A -38495-R (calved in Aug 2015 and June 2016) are now bred to a small, red South Poll bull and are due in June 2017. They are currently located in Belfast, NY. Meadow View Paprika In Red 35A -38494-R (first calf June 2016, pulled) is open and located in Catskill, NY. Raised 100% grass fed. Selling due to relocation. Contact: Jimmy Bulich, Pathfinder Farms, Catskill, NY. (518) 429-4979 or [email protected]. TENNESSEE. Three nice, young, registered black Belted Galloways for sale with good belts and bloodlines all born in June 2016. Two heifers and one bull-Habel’s Elijah 40851-B. Contact John Habel at Habel Farm, Shelbyville, TN. (located about 50 miles south of Nashville, TN) (931) 685-4216 or [email protected]. WISCONSIN. Seven purebred black Belted Galloway heifers born from April 2016 to June 2016. All have good belts, are grass fed, vaccinated, and ready to go to new homes Buy all and we will deliver within reasonable distance. Registra-tions pending and photos upon request. Contact Terry & Karlyn Etheridge,TEK Cattle Eau Claire WI. [email protected] or (715) 214-5773. IOWA. A 2013 bull for sale. Old School Abraham 37161-B. Hav-A-Belt, Sutliff, Summerset and Malabar bloodlines. Medium sized with a thick frame. Small birth weight calves that grow once they hit the ground. Mature enough for your larger herd. I’m keeping many daughters so he needs a new home. Big Creek Farm, Karen Thornton, Mount Vernon, IA. (319) 389-9647 or [email protected]. OHIO. Registered Dun Belted Galloway bull for sale. Stine’s Oreo Acres Scrap-py Doo 40531-D. DOB 10/25/2015. He has a good temperament and halter broke. Pictures and price available upon request. Please contact Donald Stine, Stine’s Oreo Acres, Findlay, OH.(419) 326-5951 or [email protected] . MICHIGAN. Three nice black Belted Galloway, yearling bulls for sale. Beltie’s
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Little Everglades Ranch
Bob & Sharon Blanchard
Jordan Road
Dade City, Florida 33523
Registered Belted Galloway Cattle
Barn: (352) 521-036 Fax: (352) 521-0377
Barn Magnum 40557-B. DOB 4/17/16. Beltie’s Barn Crosby 40558-B. DOB 5/13/16. Beltie’s Barn Lincoln 40559-B, DOB 7/27/16. All three were sired by Stonesthrow Pilgrim 36033-B ET (AI). Nice conformation, good disposition, and nice wide belts. For more information and photos, feel free to contact Nathan Sell, Beltie’s Barn, Gobles, MI [email protected] or (734) 777-6780. WEST VIRGINIA . Two registered, black, yearling heifers for sale. Pretty head-ed, nice belts, easy to handle. Gary Leadmon, Charleston, WV. Phone (304) 925-2455 or cell (304) 550-1986. VIRGINIA. Duns, Duns & More Duns. We have a dun bull, a dun bred cow and two dun heifers for sale. Red Gates Silverado 39314-D DOB 9/23/15, is an ex-cellent prospect for a herd bull and the right age to give many years of servicing a herd. RG Ashley, a four-year-old dun cow, is expecting her second heifer in September 2017. Two seven-month-old dun heifers, RG Honey (average frame) and RG Little Bit (small frame) will be weaned and ready to go in May. All have Goose Creek Silversmith (Silver Lifetime Award), Goose Creek Sterling (Gold Lifetime Award) and Goose Creek Spock (Platinum Lifetime Award) genetics in their lineage. Call Judi Stenzel at Red Gates Farm, Lexington, VA. (540) 261-3455 or [email protected] for information and/or pictures. MARYLAND. Herd Reduction sale. Eight registered black Belted Galloway cows. All have been exposed to herd sire Holbrook Hill Ziggy Marley. Pregnancy will be confirmed prior to sale. Cows have very nice Floodwoods genetics. Two young Bulls: Persistence Run Dudley 40927-B. DOB 3/16/16. Sire: Holbrook Hill Ziggy Marley. Dam: Holbrook Hill Zebra. Persistence Run Dylan 40928-B. DOB 9/28/16. Sire: Holbrook Hill Ziggy Marley. Dam: Floodwoods Virtue. All are thriving in a grassfed operation. Contact William Adams, Persistence Run Farm, Frederick Maryland. (240) 784.0480 or [email protected]. NEW JERSEY. Three very nice, registered black Belted Galloway heifers for sale. Maple Valley Lana 41046-B. DOB 4/27/16.Maple Valley Lara 41047-B. DOB 5/1/16. Maple Valley Layla 41048-D. DOB 5/15/16. All sired by Marben’s Bell Tower 37118B (AI).Contact Brian Bond, Maple Valley Farm, Long Valley, NJ ( 908) 832-5301 or brbond@Comcast LOUISIANA. Fifteen-month-old Belted Galloway Bull, Diamond H Zipper 39922-B for sale. DOB 11/28/15. Sire: Diamond H Willow’s Button. Dam: Ston-esthrow Sadie. Hip height 42-43 inches, stocky, with a great disposition. Tame but not halter broke. For someone with smaller sized heifers this maybe the deal you are looking for. Call or text your questions to David Vodicka, DNK Farms, DeRidder, LA (337) 396-2252 or can email [email protected]. OHIO. Registered dun bull For sale. Laken Kye LeRoy 40125-D. DOB 6/70/15. Sired by Old School Adam 37160-B. Dam Laken Kye Dolly (TW) 26378-D. Strictly grass-fed. Contact Gordon Litt, Laken Kye Farm, Lancaster, OH. (740) 536-0338 or [email protected]. MISSOURI. Three 2016 Belted Galloway heifers for sale in Northwest Missouri. Smith Fork Creek Connie 41008-B. DOB 5/23/16. Smith Fork Creek Irene A41004-B 3/4 BGXX. DOB 5/18/16. Smith Fork Creek Lilli A41005-R 3/4 BGXX, DOB 5/6/16. Pictures and prices available on request. Transportation also available. Don and Lilli Anderson, Smith Fork Creek Farm, Turney, MO. (816) 604-7556 or [email protected].
OKLAHOMA. Registered Black Belted Galloway bull. Buffalo Dream Luka 40697-B. DOB 10/15/2015. Sire: Aavalon Farm the Petester 34780-B. Dam: Buffalo Dream Sweet Vivi 36357-B PBXX. Luka demonstrates strong libido and he is structurally sound with a nice belt. Contact: Claire Johnson (580) 919-3271 or email: [email protected]. CONNECTICUT. Two Registered Heifers for sale: Regina Laudis Bright Star 40922-B. DOB 5/3/16. Regina Laudis Aurora Borealis 40923-B. DOB 5/2/16. Both heifers sired by Meadow View Mojave 63A, a black bull with black and red genes, and out of registered black Belted Galloway dams with excellent blood-lines. All our animals are grass fed and receive no hormones or antibiot-ics.Contact Sr. Augusta Collins, The Abbey of Regina Laudis, Bethlehem, CT. (203) 266-7803 or [email protected]. MINNESOTA. Cow for sale. Wayside Valley Tic Tac 27548-B. DOB 01/12/2007. Sire: Antietam Rio Grand 10105-B. Dam: Walnut Hill Pumpkin 22846-B. She has a good belt and is confirmed bred with due date of approxi-mately July 4th. Bred to Sunnybrook Valor 33432-B. Call Eric Finholdt, Finholdt Farms, Medford, MN. (507) 456-0121 or [email protected].
Belted Galloway Society, Inc. Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director
N8603 Zentner Road, New Glarus, WI 53574 [email protected]
Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811
Non-profit org. U.S. Postage
PAID Permit #1040
Leesburg, FL 34748
White Sulphur Belties John and Jane Hemmer
770-532-2768 Gainesville, Georgia
whitesulphurbelties.com [email protected]
Anderson Hill FarmsAnderson Hill FarmsAnderson Hill Farms Mike Allen, Manager (802) 353-8606
300 Anderson Hill Road, West Rutland, Vermont 005777 [email protected]
www.andersonhill.com Office: (802) 438-4900 Fax: (802) 438-2898
HOLBROOK HILL FARM
Steven Silberberg 47 Holbrook Hill Road Bedford, NH 03110
Phone: 603-668-6400 Fax: 603-668-6470
E-mail: [email protected]
World Class Genetics Imported
Semen
Young Herd Sires
Open Heifers available