sunflower supreme 2015 bred heifer sale

BRED HEIFER SALE

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 6PMPARSONS LIVESTOCK MARKET

Parsons, Kansas

Featuring over 200 Registered and Commercial

bred heifers

Department of Agriculture

Featuring over 200 Registered and Commercial

bred heifers

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FRIDAY NOVEMBER 13, 2015 6PM CST PARSONS LIVESTOCK MARKET25012 N. HWY 59, PARSONS, KS

SALE DAY PHONESMark McKee, Owner, Parsons Livestock Market (620) 421-2900Brad Fahrmeier, LiveAuctions.tv (816) 392-9247Jaymelynn Farney, Sunflower Supreme contact (620) 820-6125

RINGMEN Jeff Mafi, American Angus Association Stephen Russell, Kansas Stockman

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GENERAL SALE INFORMATIONAll heifers will be in place by 3 PM and buyers have the option of viewing the heifers until 5:45 PM.

Consignor information is provided in this catalog and any specific questions about the heifers or management, please contact the consignor. All information is true to the best of our knowledge and Sunflower Supreme certification occurred once all requirements were met. More information about requirements can be found at www.sunflowersupreme.org.

All heifers that are consigned to this sale have met strict guidelines in regards to health and reproductive care. All heifers come with documents supporting their management and have been 3rd party verified by K-State Research and Extension personnel. An overview of minimal requirements that all heifers have met are described below:

HEALTH- BVD-PI negative test- Bangs vaccination- Weaning and booster vaccination against IBR, BVD (Type I and II), PI-3, BRSV, Leptospirosis, and Vibriosis- Pre-breeding vaccination against BVD, IBR, Leptospirosis, and Vibriosis- Pregnancy exam vaccination against LeptospirosisAll heifers were treated for internal and external parasites 30 to 45 days prior to sale

PRE-BREEDING EXAMHeifers were checked by veterinarians to determine normal pelvic shape and reproductive tract. Heifers had a minimum of 150 cm sq pelvic area.Heifers were confirmed pregnant 30-45 days prior to sale.

SIRE USAGE AND BREEDINGAll sires used to breed Sunflower Supreme heifers are registered with a known breed association and were approved prior to use based on criteria described online and with educational packets. To summarize, for each breed classification minimal cutoff values for the Calving Ease EPD were determined based on percentile ranks within each respective breed association. If that breed does not have a Calving Ease EPD then Birth Weight EPD was used and a maximum value was determined, once again by percentile ranks.

Active Sire Percentile Rank RequirementsAmerican: Upper 20%

British: Upper 30%Continental: Upper 15%

Hybrid: Upper 20%

All heifers bred by AI have a minimum accuracy of 0.60 for Calving Ease or Birth Weight EPD. All sires, AI or natural service, must have met EPD requirements prior to use on heifers. Maximal breeding season is 60 days, with the requirement that the AI confirmed heifers must have a 14-day gap between AI date and beginning natural service date.

LIABILITYAll persons who attend this sale do so at their own risk, legal or otherwise, for their own safety or for the behavior of the animals. The owners, sale barn owners and staff, sale managers or partners, etc. assume no liability for property loss or any accident that may occur.

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATIONA supplement sheet will be available sale day with any changes or updated information. Announcements from the auction block regarding the cattle selling in this sale take precedence over information listed in this catalog.

FOLLOW UPA survey will be sent to buyers within the year to capture heifer performance information. The survey will help in developing future direction and guideline requirements for the program in order to continually improve the product.

“Because Every Bid Counts”

WELcOME

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“Because Every Bid Counts”

cATALOG LAYOUT AND DESIGN created by Dandi Thomas- Kansas Department of Agriculture | [email protected]


The Sunflower Supreme Replacement Heifer Program is a joint effort between K-State Research and Extension

and the Kansas Department of Agriculture to provide research-based best management protocols for beef cattle producers.

This program is for Kansas producers who want to improve their management techniques and marketability of heifers.

CONSIGNORS AND LOT INFORMATION

Greg Peck Peck Brothers Cattle Co. Erie 620-605-8567 601-610

PRODUCER OPERATION CITY PHONE LOTS

Walt & Jackie Rolf Rolf Limousin LeRoy 620-364-6567 701-702

Mark Neely Chanute 620-432-4413 501-505

Dan Bussinger Parsons 620-423-2650 201-204

Jeff & Tonya Fowler Chanute 620-433-0405 401-408

Dr. Don Coover CVR Cattle Company Galesburg 620-423-9584 301-311

Jim & Donna Bates Galesburg 620-763-2248 101-104

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Greetings, Thank you for your continued support of the Sunflower Supreme Bred Heifer sale. We are proud to continue partnering together on this program and are confident it will result in long-term improvement to the beef cattle industry, will help Kansas cattlemen improve their herds, and will add value to the state’s cattle industry, the largest sector of Kansas agriculture. In the last two years, the beef cattle industry has experienced extreme volatility in the marketplace – from historic prices throughout 2014 to large price swings in 2015. While individual producers cannot control what happens in the marketplace, they can take steps on their operations to add value to their herd by improving reproductive management protocols and replacement heifer selection strategies. We are proud to say the Sunflower Supreme Bred Heifer Program is helping in cattlemen adopt these proven management tools and is becoming a recognized brand for high quality replacement heifers in Kansas and beyond. In its inaugural year, 33 ranches enrolled approximately 1,000 heifers in the program. Of those, more than 750 sold either through the Sunflower Supreme Bred Heifer Sale or through other auctions and sales throughout the year. By participating in the program and focusing on improving reproductive efficiencies, these 33 ranches not only took steps to increase their individual potential for profitability but they also helped add value to the overall Kansas beef cattle herd. With strong enrollment numbers in year 2, we are confident you will find high-quality replacement heifers in this year’s sale. The beef industry in Kansas is critical to our state’s overall economy, contributing more than $11.8 billion and supporting more than 48,400 jobs. Programs like the Sunflower Supreme Bred Heifer program provide cattlemen with the tools to add additional value to their animals through improved reproductive management tools and increase the overall quality and value of the Kansas herd. Kansas is a recognized global leader in the beef cattle sector – for the outstanding genetics and high-quality beef products. We are proud to work with Kansas cattlemen and our partners throughout the industry on this program and all endeavors to help grow and promote the Kansas beef industry.

Sincerely, Jackie McClaskey Daryl Buchholz Kansas Secretary of Agriculture Associate Director, K-State Research and Extension

Department of Agriculture


JIM & DONNA BATES- GALESBURG, KS4585, 4589

4585 is a daughter of DAMERON FIRST IMPRESSION. 4589 is a daughter of C&C PRIORITY. Both AI to EXAR DENVER 2002B. Registration #171605602. Both heifers 50K’d.

REGISTERED ANGUS

DAMERON FIRST IMPRESSION (Angus)

CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

5 2.2 53 97 31 .03 -0.09

.71 .88 .83 .73 .39 .41 .43

EXAR DENVER 2002B (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+11 +2.5 +71 +125 +36 +.9 +.96

.80 .93 .89 .82 +36 .43 .42

4581, 4587, 4579, 4583

Tag # C.D. Notes

4581 3/1/16 AI Bred4587 3/1/16 AI Bred4579 3/1/16 AI Bred4583 3/1/16 AI Bred

Angus cross females with some Simmental influence. AI to SCHIEFELBEIN EFFECTIVE 61. Registration #17065105

ANGUS CROSS102

SCHIEFELBEIN EFFECTIVE 61 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

14 -2.5 51 92 27 .52 .74

.65 .81 .73 .66 .25 .4 .47

DAMERON FIRST IMPRESSION

4591, 4582, 4586

Tag # C.D. Notes4591 3/21/16 NS Bred

4582 4/10/16 NS Bred

4586 4/10/16 NS Bred

ANGUS CROSS103

BA-LER MR Angus 7030 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

11 .5 51 77 22 .36 -.112

.26 .33 .25 .27 .13 .19 .26

101

EXAR DENVER 2002B

ScHIEFELBEIN EFFEcTIVE 61

Angus Cross females with some Simmental influence. Bred to BA-LER MR Angus 7030. Registration # 17635669

4588

This Maine Cross was sired by DURACELL and is out of a full flush cow. She is bred for show calf production. DURACELL is making good femlaes. AI Bred to SCHIEFELBEIN EFFECTIVE 61. Due March 1, 2016.

MAINE CROSS104

HEIFER #4583

FRONT HEIFER #4585 BAck HEIFER #4589

Tag # C.D. Notes

4585 3/1/16AI Bred Reg #18044717

4589 3/1/16AI Bred Reg #17878654

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DAN BUSSINGER- PARSONS, KS4509, 4503, 4533, 4532

AI bred Black heifers bred to calve February 15, 2016 to Bon View New Design 1407 (Angus).

ANGUS

4529, 4524, 4483

Tag # C.D. Notes

4529 2/15/16 AI Bred4524 2/15/16 AI Bred4483 2/15/16 AI Bred

AI bred black heifers to calve February, 15 2016 to Bov View New Design 1407 (Angus).

ANGUS202

4514, 4499, 4498, 4488, 4530


4499 3/4/16 NS Bred

4498 3/4/16 NS Bred

4488 3/4/16 NS Bred

4530 3/4/16 NS Bred

ANGUS203201These are all bull bred first service to the Sim-Angus bull CCR Graduate 038z. All should calve around March 4, 2016.

4515, 4526, 4521, 4522

These are bull bred to the Sim-Angus bull to calve with a 21 day period from February 15 to March 4.

BRANGUS CROSS204

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Tag # C.D. Notes4509 2/15/16 AI Bred

4503 2/15/16 AI Bred

4533 2/15/16 AI Bred

4532 2/15/16 AI Bred

Bon View New Design 1407 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84


8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84

CCR Graduate 038z (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

14.8 -1.2 71.7 117 25 1.13 0.25

.3 .33 .3 .31 .22 .2 .22


4526 2/15/16 NS Bred

4521 2/15/16 NS Bred

4522 2/15/16 NS Bred

CCR Graduate 038z (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

14.8 -1.2 71.7 117 25 1.13 0.25

.3 .33 .3 .31 .22 .2 .22

HEIFER #4509

HEIFER #4499

HEIFERS #4526 AND 4515

HEIFER #4521


CVR CATTLE COMPANY- GALESBURG, KSAll AI heifers from CVR Cattle Company were AI’d to the Angus bull Bon View New Design 1407. One of the maternal giants of the Angus breed with over 12,000 daughters registered, Bon View New Design 1407 still has strong carcass values, with proven, dependable calving ease. In addition to all the testing required for the Sunflower Supreme program, all the CVR Cattle Co. heifers have been tested negative for neospora at enrollment.

ANGUS CROSS3014100, 4104, 4548, 4561, 4567, 4578, 4658


8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84


4104 2/24/16 AI Bred

4548 2/24/16 AI Bred

4561 2/24/16 AI Bred

4567 2/24/16 AI Bred

4578 2/24/216 AI Bred

4658 2/24/16 AI Bred

ANGUS CROSS302 4021, 4109, 4111, 4115


8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84


4109 2/24/16 AI Bred

4111 2/24/16 AI Bred

4115 2/24/16 AI Bred

ANGUS CROSS

4024, 4120, 4546, 4553, 4574, 4577, 4560

Pasture exposed to McCabe Swrg Rito 309, Registration #17909196, and SAR Traveler 2116 Registration #170555573. Due dates were determined by ultrasound. Heifers purchased from Marty Reichenberger; Independence, KS and are out of McCabe Angus Genetic Bulls.

McCabe Swrg Rito 309 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+11 -.1 +31 +57 +26 +.24 +.12

.23 .35 .26 .24 .16 .05 .05

ANGUS CROSS304 12 HEAD


8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84


4102 2/24/16 AI Bred

4105 2/24/16 AI Bred

4113 2/24/16 AI Bred

4117 2/24/16 AI Bred

4524 2/24/16 AI Bred

4547 2/24/16 AI Bred

4552 2/24/16 AI Bred

4564 2/24/16 AI Bred

4576 2/24/16 AI Bred

4659 2/24/16 AI Bred

4565 2/24/16 AI Bred

ANGUS CROSS4536, 4537, 4566


4537 2/24/16 AI Bred

4566 2/24/16 AI Bred

306

ANGUS CROSS305 4112, 4550, 4570, 4575


4550 3/25/16 NS Bred

4570 3/15/16 NS Bred

4575 4/4/16 NS Bred

ANGUS CROSS4538, 4539, 4542, 4543

SAR Traveler 2116 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+10 +.2 +37 +64 +18 - -

.21 .34 .24 .17 .13 - -


4539 3/10/16 NS Bred

4542 3/15/16 NS Bred

4543 4/4/16 NS Bred

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303 Tag # C.D. Notes4024 3/15/16 NS Bred

4120 3/15/16 NS Bred

4546 3/20/16 NS Bred

4553 3/15/16 NS Bred

4574 4/19/16 NS Bred

4577 3/10/16 NS Bred

4560 3/25/16 NS Bred

*Gate cut and sell 6 head, then sell 6 head. Heifers bought from Jason Harris, Erie, out of McCabe Genetics Bulls. AI on 5/18/16 due February 24.

Pasture exposed to McCabe Surge Rito 309, Registration #17909196, and SAR Traveler 2116 Registration #170555573. Due dates were determined by ultrasound.


8 0.0 42 80 31 0.60 0.93

0.96 0.98 0.98 0.97 0.97 0.84 0.84

Commerical heifers purchased at Parsons Livestock. AI to Bon View New Design 1407

Pasture exposed to McCabe Surge Rito 309 and SAR Traveler 2116. Due dates were determined by ultrasound. Heifers purchased at Parons Livestock.5

McCabe Swrg Rito 309 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+11 -.1 +31 +57 +26 +.24 +.12

.23 .35 .26 .24 .16 .05 .05

SAR Traveler 2116 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+10 +.2 +37 +64 +18 - -

.21 .34 .24 .17 .13 - -

Heifers purchased from Marty Reichenberger; Independence, KS and are out of McCabe Angus Genetic Bulls.

Heifers purchased from Marty Reichenberger; Independence, KS and are out of McCabe Angus Genetic Bulls.

Heifers purchased from Jason Harris; Erie, KS and are out of McCabe Angus Genetic Bulls.


CHAROLAIS ANGUS CROSS310 4556, 4571, 4657, 4660


4571 3/15/16 NS Bred

4657 4/19/16 NS Bred

4660 4/4/16 NS Bred

CHAROLAIS ANGUS CROSS311 4101, 4116, 4122, 4123, 4541, 4555


4116 3/15/16 NS Bred

4122 3/10/16 NS Bred

4123 3/20/16 NS Bred

4541 3/15/16 NS Bred

4555 3/15/16 NS Bred

CHAROLAIS ANGUS CROSS309 16 HEAD


4106 2/24/16 AI Bred

4108 2/24/16 AI Bred

4124 2/24/16 AI Bred

4535 2/24/16 AI Bred

4540 2/24/16 AI Bred

4549 2/24/16 AI Bred

4557 2/24/16 AI Bred

CHAROLAIS ANGUS CROSS308 10 HEAD


4559 2/24/16 AI Bred

4562 2/24/16 AI Bred

4572 2/24/16 AI Bred

4107 2/24/16 AI Bred

BON VIEW NEW DESIGN 1407


4544 2/24/16 AI Bred

4545 2/24/16 AI Bred

4551 2/24/16 AI Bred

4554 2/24/16 AI Bred

*Gate cut and sell 5 head, then sell 5 head. Heifers bought from Brad Blythe, Union Town out of Charolais bulls from Wooden Cross Ranch, Hillsboro, KS.


4569 2/24/16 AI Bred

4573 2/24/16 AI Bred

4103 2/24/16 AI Bred

4110 2/24/16 AI Bred

4119 2/24/16 AI Bred

4121 2/24/16 AI Bred

4568 2/24/16 AI Bred

*Gate cut and sell 5 head, then 5 head then sell 6 head. Heifers bought from Brad Blythe, Union Town out of Charolais bulls from Wooden Cross Ranch, Hillsboro, KS.

Pasture exposed to McCabe Surge Rito 309, Registration #17909196, and SAR Traveler 2116 Registration #170555573. Due dates were determined by ultrasound. Heifers bought from Brad Blythe, Union Town out of Charolais bulls from Wooden Cross Ranch, Hillsboro, KS.

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Heifers bought from Brad Blythe, Union Town out of Charolais bulls from Wooden Cross Ranch, Hillsboro, KS.

CVR CATTLE COMPANY- GALESBURG, KS


401 4624, 4632, 4642, 4650, 4651, 4654

Tag # C.D. Notes4624 2/21-26/16 NS Graffs 231

4632 2/21-26/16 NS FCC Tarzin

4642 2/21-26/16 NS Graffs 231

4650 2/21-26/16 NS Graffs 231

4651 2/21-26/16 NS Graffs 231

4654 2/21-26/16 NS Graffs 231

All these heifers are due to calve 5 days apart calving dates Feb. 21 to Feb. 26. 4632 is bred to FCC Tarzin, all other heifers were pasture exposed to Graffs 231 of 632 (Angus). Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”

ANGUS CROSS

402 4620, 4622, 4636, 4639, 4640

Tag # C.D. Notes4620 3/3-8/16 NS GRAFFS 231

4622 3/3-8/16 NS GRAFFS 231

4636 3/3-8/16 NS GRAFFS 231

4639 3/3-8/16 NS GRAFFS 231

4640 3/3-8/16

These heifers are due 5 days apart calving dates March 3 to March 8. These heifers were pasture exposed to Graffs 231 of 632. Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”

ANGUS CROSS

ANGUS CROSS403 4627, 4628, 4635, 4644

These heifers are due 5 days apart calving dates March 3 to March 8. These heifers were pasture exposed to Graffs 231 of 632. Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”


4628 3/3-8/16 NS Graffs 231

4635 3/3-8/16 NS Graffs 231

4644 3/3-8/16 NS Graffs 231

ANGUS CROSS405 4626, 4629, 4633, 4634, 4656

These heifers are due 20 days apart due to start calving March 13 and April 3. 4629, 4633, 4634 Bred to FCC Tarzin. All other heifers were pasture exposed to our natural service sire Graffs 231.Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”

Tag # C.D. Notes4626 3/14/16- 4/3/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4629 3/14/16- 4/3/16 NS Bred FCC Tarzin



4656 3/14/16- 4/3/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

FCC Tarzin (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+13 +.2 +53 +95 +14 +23 -

.05 .05 .05 .05 .05 .05 -

HEREFORD ANGUS CROSS ( BLACK BALDIES)406 4631, 4635, 4637, 4649

These heifers are all black white faces, out of Hereford cows and an Angus bull. These BWF heifers are due 15 days apart due to start calving Feb 21 to March 7. 4631 bred FCC Tarzin. All other heifers were pasture exposed to our natural service sire Graffs 231. Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”

Tag # C.D. Notes4631 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred FCC Tarzin

4635 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4637 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4649 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

JEFF & TONYA FOWLER-CHANUTE, KS

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Graffs M231 of 623 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

10 1.3 51 91 11 - -

0.30 0.36 0.28 0.28 0.22 - -

NS GRAFFS 231

ANGUS CROSS404 4621, 4623, 4648 4648, 4852, 4855, 4846

These Angus cross heifers are 15 days apart due to calving March 13 to March 28. These heifers were pasture exposed to Graffs 231 of 632. Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”


4623 3/13-28/16 NS Graffs 231

4648 3/13-28/16 NS Graffs 231

4852 3/13-28/16 NS Graffs 231

4855 3/13-28/16 NS Graffs 231

4846 3/13-28/16 NS Graffs 231

GRAFFS 231 OF 632

Black white face heifer due to calve April 8 bred to FCC Tarzin

4630BLACK BALDY 408

4641RED WHITE BALDY 409

Red white face heifer due to calve April 3

Fcc TARZIN

HEREFORD ANGUS CROSS (RED BALDIES)407 4638, 4645, 4647, 4653

These heifers red white faces, out of Hereford cows and a Red Angus bull.These RWF heifers are due 15 days apart they are due to start calving Feb. 21 to March 7. These heifers were pasture exposed to our natural service sire Graffs 231. Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”

Tag # C.D. Notes4638 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4645 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4647 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

4653 2/21/16 -3/7/16 NS Bred Graffs 231

Estimated calving dates determined by ultrasound”



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5014001, 4002, 4003, 4005, 4006, 4008, 4009

Hoover Dam AAA (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+9 -0.3 +50 +97 +27 +1.16 +.73

.93 .97 .96 .95 .89 .77 .78

Tag # C.D. Notes4001 1/28/16 AI Bred Hoover Dam

4002 1/28/16 AI Bred Hoover Dam




4008 1/28/16 AIBred Hoover Dam


MARK NEELY-CHANUTE, KS

AI on 4/19/15 to Hoover Dam. Pasture Exposed from 5/2/15-6/2/16 to McCabe Insight 2783. Confirmed stuck to AI. All home raised and out of McCabe Genetics and Sunflower Genetic Bulls.

ANGUS CROSS

5024612, 4600, 4601, 4619, 4605, 4603, 4608, 4598

SAV Brilliance 8077 (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

+10 +0.0 +52 +93 +28 +.61 +.41

.90 .96 .94 .91 .81 .73 .75

Tag # C.D. Notes4612 2/19/16 AI Bred SAV Brilliance

4601 2/19/16 AI Bred SAV Brilliance






4598 2/19/16 AI Bred SAV Brillance

8 heifers in this lot. AI on 5/20/15 to SAV Brilliance. Pasture Exposed from 6/3/15-7/20/15 to NF Kim Mac Aberdeen 342. Confirmed stuck to AI. Heifers all purchase from Brad and Don Haun of Haun Ranch, Fall River, Kansas.

BLACK BALDIES

5 heifers in lot. AI on 5/20/15 to SAV Brillance. Pasture exposed on 6/3/15-7/20/15 to NF Kim Mac Aberdeen 342. Heifers rasied at Houn Ranch, Fall River, KS. FI Baldies out of EE Ranch Hereford Bulls.

503 4596, 4618, 4616, 4615, 4602


+10 +0.0 +52 +93 +28 +.61 +.41

.90 .96 .94 .91 .81 .73 .75


4618 2/19/16 AI Bred

4616 3/11/16 NS Bred

4615 3/11/16 NS Bred

4602 2/19/16 AI Bred

BLACK BALDIES

504 4599, 4611, 4604, 4597, 4613, 4609


4611 3/11/16 NS Bred

4604 3/11/16 NS Bred

4597 3/11/16 NS Bred

4613 4/1/16 NS Bred

4609 4/1/16 NS Bred

6 heifers in lot. AI 5/20/15 to SAV Brillance. Pasture Exposed 6/3/15-7/20/15 to NF Kim Mac Aberdeen 342. Confirmed all Natural Service. All heifers purchased from Brad and Don Haun Ranch Fall River, KS.

ANGUS

5054617, 4614, 4594, 4610, 4595, 4607, 4606

Tag # C.D. Notes4617 2/19/15 Al Bred SAV Brillance

4614 2/19/16 Al Bred SAV Brillance

4594 3/11/16 NS Bred

4610 3/11/16 NS Bred

4595 3/16/16 NS Bred

4607 2/19/16 AI Bred SAV Brillance

4606 3/11/16 NS Bred

7 heifers in this lot. AI on 5/20/15 to SAV Brillance. Pasture Exposed 6/3/15-7/20/15 to NF Kim Mac Aberdeen 342. All heifers purchased from Brad and Don Haun, Haun Ranch Fall River, KS.

RED BALDIES

HEIFER #441

NF Kim Aberdeen (Angus)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

8 1.2 54 94 9 30 .5

.3 .33 .27 .31 .17 .22 .34

HEIFER #410

HEIFER #446 HEIFER #418


+10 +0.0 +52 +93 +28 +.61 +.41

.90 .96 .94 .91 .81 .73 .75




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PECK BROTHERS CATTLE CO.- ERIE, KS

These heifers are 100% home raised on our ranch. They are 50% Red Angus and Charolais cross and 50% Black Angus and Charolais Cross.We started out with 83 heifers and we culled down to 81 of the best heifers. We did not keep any heifers for ourselves.The Red Angus Cross heifers source back to the Wagon Hound Ranch at Douglas, Wyoming. A truly outstanding Red Angus Ranch.The Black Angus Cross heifers source back to a set of cows that we purchased 12 years ago from the Padlock Ranch in Wyoming and Montana.We have bred these heifers to low birth weight bulls from McCabe Genetics and have had excellent results in the past 3 or 4 years using their bulls.We are proud to say that everyone we sold to last year has told us that their bred heifers got along very well.

McCabe-ACR Emblazon A3078CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

9 1.8 44 82 19 0.75 0.48

0.23 0.33 0.23 0.17 0.13 0.19 0.18

McCabe-ACR Frontman A3063CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

8 1.3 46 81 24 0.83 0.40

0.24 0.31 0.2 0.12 0.11 0.17 0.16

McCabe Bismark 423CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

8 1.0 49 87 27 0.47 0.45

0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05

McCabe Hoover Dam J283CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

8 1.1 39 78 24 0.62 0.81

0.29 0.35 0.27 0.21 0.2 0.25 0.23

McCabe PVF Brillance 2170CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

9 2.2 41 73 26 0.66 0.25

0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05

McCabe TSA Hoover Dam 3002CE BW WW 60 Milk REA Marb

8 1.4 48 87 28 0.89 0.78

0.28 0.31 0.26 0.24 0.21 0.25 0.23

McCabe PVF Insight 2186CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

11 0.2 47 88 27 0.79 0.16

0.05 0.05 0 0.05 0.05 0.05 0.05

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Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4010 3/4/2016 4711 3/4/2016

4014 3/4/2016 4714 3/4/2016

4015 3/4/2016 4715 3/4/2016

4702 3/4/2016 4717 3/4/2016

4703 3/4/2016


Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4019 3/14/2016 4745 3/14/2016

4707 3/14/2016 4746 3/14/2016

4710 3/14/2016 4760 3/14/2016

4723 3/14/2016 4761 3/14/2016

4730 3/14/2016 4766 3/14/2016

4734 3/14/2016


Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4709 3/19/2016 4737 3/24/2016

4725 3/19/2016 4738 3/24/2016

4731 3/19/2016

4753 3/19/2016


Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4017 3/29/2016 4749 4/8/2016

4713 3/29/2016 4759 4/13/2016

4716 4/3/2016 4729 4/23/2016

4705 4/8/2016 4757 4/23/2016

4727 4/8/2016 4712 4/26/2016


Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4722 3/4/2016 4747 3/4/2016

4726 3/4/2016 4754 3/4/2016

4739 3/4/2016 4755 3/4/2016

4744 3/4/2016 4769 3/4/2016

4765 3/24/2016

4767 3/24/2016

*ALL ANGUS BULLSSAV BISMARk 5682. Sire of McCabe Bismark 423 and

McCake PVF Brilliance 2170


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Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4728 3/19/2016 4742 3/24/2016

4732 3/19/2016 4016 4/23/2016

4740 3/19/2016

4750 3/19/2016

9 HEADCHAROLAIS BLACK ANGUS CROSS606

Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4701 3/4/2016 4724 3/14/2016

4704 3/4/2016 4735 3/14/2016

4741 3/4/2016 4736 3/14/2016

4011 3/14/2016

4720 3/14/20169 HEAD

CHAROLAIS BLACK ANGUS CROSS607Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4756 3/14/2016 4719 3/19/2016

4758 3/14/2016 4768 3/19/2016

4748 3/14/2016 4718 3/19/2016

4762 3/14/2016 4764 3/19/2016

4763 3/14/2016

6 HEADCHAROLAIS BLACK ANGUS CROSS608

Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4733 3/22/2016 4700 3/24/2016

4743 3/24/2016 4013 4/18/2016

4751 3/24/2016 4708 4/28/2016

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Tag # C.D. Tag # C.D.4020 3/4/2016 4752 3/14/2016

4721 3/4/2016 4770 3/14/2016

4018 3/9/2016 4012 3/14/2016

4706 3/9/2016

4765 3/24/2016

NO OTHER PRODUCT CAN MATCH THE PROVEN DURATION OF VISTA® ONCE.1,2

Vista Once, Vista 5, and Vista 3 vaccines demonstrate protection for 86 days longer than Bovi-Shield Gold One Shot.1 Pyramid® 5 + Presponse® doesn’t have any duration claims.2

All Vista vaccines are labeled for use in pregnant cows and calves nursing from pregnant cows.

Vista Once and Once PMH® SQ also provide 16-week protection against Mannheimia haemolytica and Pasteurella multocida – the only products with duration claims against these respiratory bacteria.

Ask your veterinarian for Vista vaccines. It’s the only name that matters when protection matters most.

PROTECTS DAYS LONGER THAN

Bovi-Shield Gold One Shot.™1

PROTECTS DAYS LONGER THAN DAYS LONGER THAN DAYS

1 Vista product labels and Bovi-Shield Gold One Shot product label2 Pyramid 5 + Presponse product label

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PECK BROTHERS CATTLE CO.- ERIE, KS


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ROLF LIMOUSIN-LEROY, KS

701 4129, 4130, 4127, 4126

All are black and polled, registered, purebred females, and raised on the farm. Papers transferred upon request of the buyer. Pedigree and performance data available upon request. Safe to TMCK Burris 114B.

LIMOUSIN

TMCK Burris 114B (LimFlex)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

17 -0.4 +75 +125 +30 16.25 .46

Tag # C.D. Notes4129 2/21/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4130 2/21/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4127 2/26/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4126 2/26/16 TMCK Burris 114B

702 4050, 4051, 4128, 4054

All are black and polled, registered, purebred Limousin or Limflex females, and raised on the farm. Papers transferred upon request of the buyer. Pedigree and performance data available upon request.

Tag # C.D. Notes4050 2/26/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4128 3/3/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4051 3/3/16 TMCK Burris 114B

4054 3/3/16 TMCK Burris 114B

TMCK Burris 114B (LimFlex)CE BW WW YW Milk REA Marb

17 -0.4 +75 125 +30 16.25 .46

LIMOUSIN

TMck BURRIS 114B

All lots are bred to our newest AI sire, TMCK Burris 114B. Service by this sire means you are purchasing calving ease for these heifer lots; calving ease for any retained females put back into your herd; curve bending performance and carcass traits which should top any grid. This sire is in the top 1% of the breed for CED, CEM, marbling and Mainstream Terminal Index, and has the performance numbers to back it up. All calves from this mating will be black and polled.

TMCK BURRIS 114B DOB: 2/6/2014 SIRE: SAV ANGUS VALLEY 1867 DAM: TMCK 518Z

50% LIMFLEX SIRE; HOMO POLLED; HOMO BLACK

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION: Do not treat within 48 days of slaughter. Not for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows, or in veal calves. Post-injection site damage (e.g., granulomas, necrosis) can occur. These reactions have disappeared without treatment.

®LONGRANGE and the Cattle Head Logo are registered trademarks of Merial. All other marks are the property of their respective owners.©2015 Merial Inc., Duluth, GA. All rights reserved. RUMIELR1455-A (02/15)

®JOHN DEERE is a registered trademark, and ™GATOR is a trademark, of Deere & Company. Deere & Company neither sponsors nor endorses this promotion.

Available in 500 mL, 250 mL and 50 mL bottles. Administer subcutaneously at 1 mL/110 lbs.

A deworming with LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin) can help keep parasites from eating into your profits.If you used a conventional dewormer like CYDECTIN® (moxidectin), SAFE-GUARD® (fenbendazole) or in combination, your cattle

1 Dependent upon parasite species, as referenced in FOI summary and LONGRANGE product label.

2 LONGRANGE product label.3 Data on file at Merial.

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are probably already reinfected with parasites. That’s because conventional dewormers only last 14 to 42 days and SAFE-GUARD has no persistent effect. Only LONGRANGE delivers up to 150 days of parasite control in a single treatment.1,2

When you look at the benefits of season-long parasite control with LONGRANGE – you’ll see you have a lot to gain.

Go ahead, blink.THE WEIGHT GAIN IS REAL.

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Extended-Release Injectable Parasiticide5% Sterile SolutionNADA 141-327, Approved by FDA for subcutaneous injectionFor the Treatment and Control of Internal and External Parasites of Cattle on Pasture with Persistent EffectivenessCAUTION: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian.INDICATIONS FOR USELONGRANGE, when administered at the recommended dose volume of 1 mL per 110 lb (50 kg) body weight, is effective in the treatment and control of 20 species and stages of internal and external parasites of cattle:

DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATIONLONGRANGE® (eprinomectin) should be given only by subcutaneous injection in front of the shoulder at the recommended dosage level of 1 mg eprinomectin per kg body weight (1 mL per 110 lb body weight).WARNINGS AND PRECAUTIONS

Withdrawal Periods and Residue WarningsAnimals intended for human consumption must not be slaughtered within 48 days of the last treatment.This drug product is not approved for use in female dairy cattle 20 months of age or older, including dry dairy cows. Use in these cattle may cause drug residues in milk and/or in calves born to these cows.A withdrawal period has not been established for pre-ruminating calves. Do not use in calves to be processed for veal.

Animal Safety Warnings and PrecautionsThe product is likely to cause tissue damage at the site of injection, including possible granulomas and necrosis. These reactions have disappeared without treatment. Local tissue reaction may result in trim loss of edible tissue at slaughter.Observe cattle for injection site reactions. If injection site reactions are suspected, consult your veterinarian. This product is not for intravenous or intramuscular use. Protect product from light. LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin) has been developed specifically for use in cattle only. This product should not be used in other animal species.When to Treat Cattle with GrubsLONGRANGE effectively controls all stages of cattle grubs. However, proper timing of treatment is important. For the most effective results, cattle should be treated as soon as possible after the end of the heel fly (warble fly) season. Environmental HazardsNot for use in cattle managed in feedlots or under intensive rotational grazing because the environmental impact has not been evaluated for these scenarios.Other Warnings: Underdosing and/or subtherapeutic concentrations of extended-release anthelmintic products may encourage the development of parasite resistance. It is recommended that parasite resistance be monitored following the use of any anthelmintic with the use of a fecal egg count reduction test program.TARGET ANIMAL SAFETYClinical studies have demonstrated the wide margin of safety of LONGRANGE® (eprinomectin). Overdosing at 3 to 5 times the recommended dose resulted in a statistically significant reduction in average weight gain when compared to the group tested at label dose. Treatment-related lesions observed in most cattle administered the product included swelling, hyperemia, or necrosis in the subcutaneous tissue of the skin. The administration of LONGRANGE at 3 times the recommended therapeutic dose had no adverse reproductive effects on beef cows at all stages of breeding or pregnancy or on their calves.Not for use in bulls, as reproductive safety testing has not been conducted in males intended for breeding or actively breeding. Not for use in calves less than 3 months of age because safety testing has not been conducted in calves less than 3 months of age.STORAGEStore at 77° F (25° C) with excursions between 59° and 86° F (15° and 30° C). Protect from light.Made in Canada.Manufactured for Merial Limited, Duluth, GA, USA.®LONGRANGE and the Cattle Head Logo are registered trademarks of Merial. ©2013 Merial. All rights reserved.1050-2889-02, Rev. 05/2012

Gastrointestinal Roundworms LungwormsBunostomum phlebotomum – Adults and L4 Dictyocaulus viviparus

– AdultsCooperia oncophora – Adults and L4

Cooperia punctata – Adults and L4

Cooperia surnabada – Adults and L4

Haemonchus placei – Adults GrubsOesophagostomum radiatum – Adults Hypoderma bovisOstertagia lyrata – Adults

Ostertagia ostertagi – Adults, L4, and inhibited L4

Trichostrongylus axei – Adults and L4 MitesTrichostrongylus colubriformis – Adults Sarcoptes scabiei var. bovis

Parasites Durations of Persistent Effectiveness

Gastrointestinal RoundwormsBunostomum phlebotomum 150 daysCooperia oncophora 100 daysCooperia punctata 100 daysHaemonchus placei 120 daysOesophagostomum radiatum 120 daysOstertagia lyrata 120 daysOstertagia ostertagi 120 daysTrichostrongylus axei 100 daysLungwormsDictyocaulus viviparus 150 days

and see the difference for yourself.Use LONGRANGE on your cow/calf operation

40 LBS* 3 As

much as

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Over calves treated with CYDECTIN + SAFE-GUARD.* Results varied between 13 and 40 lbs. for heifers and steers, respectively, over 104 days.


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THANk YOUProducer Advisory Committee

Kansas State University

Kansas Department of Agriculture

K-State Research and Extension




Producer Advisory CommitteeROYAL PURPLE SILVER LEVEL BRONZE LEVEL

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THANk YOUProducer Advisory Committee

Jim DeGeer Jackie Rolf Dr. Charles FoxDr. Don Coover Dr. Jason Simpson Gale GeorgeClint Eastwood Mark Neely Abbie PowellKeith Martin Darl Henson Lynne HinrichsenCody Garten Jaymelynn Farney

Kansas State UniversityDr. Daryl Buchholz, Associate Director - Coop Extension Director

Dr. Gregg Hadley, Associate Professor - Agriculture & Natural ResourceDr. Ken Odde, Professor and Department Head - Animal Sciences & Industry

Dr. J.D. McNutt, Director - Extension, SE AreaJosh Coltrain, Wildcat District

Jeri Geren, Wildcat District

Kansas Department of AgricultureDr. Jackie McClaskey, Secretary of Agriculture

Lynne Hinrichsen, Agribusiness Development Director

K-State Research and ExtensionDarl Henson, Coffey County Jill Zimmerman, Cowley CountyShannon Blocker, Frontier District Karol Lohman, Leavenworth CountyAbbie Powell, Marais des Cygnes Chris Petty, Southwind DistrictKeith Martin, Wildcat District Dale Lanham, Woodson CountyKaren Walters, Southeast Area

*Office professionals in counties and districts who helped coordinate the data

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