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2009 UnimelUpdates on issues that affect our industry
Bull o Be?
Expert examines factors impacting 2009 ag economy
Membe Pofile
Jim Ramms glass is at least half full
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37th Annual
Bull and Heifer SaleFriday March 20th, 2009
at the Ranch Wessington, SD
Selling 200 Bullsand 50 Heifers
Pb Smml Lw PLarge SeLection affordaBLe guaranteed
NLC Superior S6018 Homozygous Black &Homozygous Polled, Purebred Simmental
He was the high-selling bull in our 2007 bull sale selling toTNT Simmentals and ABS Global. The first calf crop is a
must see! They are thick cattle, with a wide base and aresuper deep bodied with eye appeal. 20 sons will sell.
3C MachoSelling 15 sons and 10 daughters by this great herd sire.
Selling our 18th calf crop by Meyer 734.Selling 15 sons and daughters of Meyer 734.
Ellingson Legacy M229 "Olie"*Homozygous Black & Homozygous Polled, purebred sim-
mental bull.*This will be our 6th calf crop from "Olie" this undisputed herdMatriarch. Olie will add payweight and maternal strength to
any herd. Olie transmits thickness, muscle, and power, yet isa curve bender with light birth weight calves. A proven heiferbull!! His daughters are moderate framed fertile females with
excellent udder quality. Semen available through ABS.50 sons will sell with a few select daughters!!!
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NLC Broadside N414 purebred Angus bull raisedby us. Sired by OCC Broadside, one of the hottest selling pro-grams in the angus breed to date. N414 adds length of body,
volume, and performance.
3C Christensen RanchJohn & Peggy Christensen
Cam & Carly37273 216th St.
Wessington, SD 57381
(605) 458-2218
(605)350-1278 John Cell
NLC Simmental RanchRick, Nalani & Nalea Dunsmore
21830 372nd Ave.
Wessington, SD 57381
(605) 458-2425
(605)354-7523 Rick cell
(605)350-5216 Nalani cell
Catalog can be viewed at www.3cchristensenranch.com
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Sires represented:
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Tese real women, Asley Grace,9, Karyn, 4, and Megan Burkolder7, indicate te response teyreceie to teir Eat Bee -sirts.First eatured in te January issuewit teir mom Anne, te girlswore teir sirts on a recent triptroug tree major airports. Annereports tat te sirts receied
positie comments and encourageconersation wit strangers aboutte industry and te ealtyaspects o bee just wat se andusband Matt ad oped or.
N C m e m b e r s o d dScroeder, Buck Werbeinand Darr Feedlot manager
Jon Scroeder attendte Lie Cattle Marketingcommittee meeting atte National CattlemensBee Association annualconention in Poenix in
January.
Eddie Nicols, Wauneta, and Jon Maddux, Imperial,pass troug te salad line at te Soutwest Aliatemeeting beore eading to te main course a steakdinner sponsored by Fort Dodge Animal healt andImperial veterinary Serices.
Frank Beel, a participant o te LEAD XXvII trael study toSout Korea, Cina and hong Kong tis past January, gies aNebraska Cattlemen cap to an E-mart customer in Seoul wois purcasing U.S. bee. In te oreground, an E-mart employeewearing an apron wit te USMEF and Bee Cecko logosseres up U.S. bee samples.
Micael Kelsey,Alex Peterson,h a i g l e r , a n drais Crisman,W a u n e t a ,discuss politicsat te SoutwestAliate meetingFeb. 5 in Enders.
L e i W i p p s ,Soutwest Ailiatepresident, addresseste membersip atte annual meetingFeb. 5.
NC sta Duane Gangwis addresses te Dawson County Cattlemenmeeting at te Cozad Elks Club Jan. 9 in Cozad.
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Big growthy cattle sired by someof the breeds greatest sires:
Mytty in Focus, Woodhill Mainline, KFC Architect,Bando 1961, Baldridge Navigator, Objective 3J15,
TC Advantage Plus, Conneally Power One,
TC Rito 416, Rito 2R12, MC 2500, GAR Yield Grade,
Duke 49, Boyd On Target and BC Marathon
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By Michael Kelsey
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perspectiveboard of directors
President odd Scroeder*, Wisner, (402) 529-6626
President-elect Bill Risel*, Nort Platte, (308) 534-5305
vice President Cuck Folken*, Leig, (402) 487-2271
secretary Lee Weide, Lincoln, (402) 475-2333
treasurer Micael Kelsey, Lincoln, (402) 475-2333
Past President Larry Smit, Asland, (402) 944-2463
regional directors1 Jerry Meyring, Alliance, (308) 232-4619 Wayne Eatinger, Tedord, (308) 748-2237 Dae hatterman, Wisner, (308) 529-6299 Duane Fanta, Creigton, (402) 358-36805 Jerry Glaser, Spalding, (308) 497-27826 Rod Krab, Paxton, (308) 239-43737 Dan Benes, valparaiso, (402) 784-31538 Doug Ferguson, Blue Springs, (402) 239-2656 Bill Weaer, Beaer City, (308) 268-2538
coWcal councilCairman Paul Dais, Lakeside, (308) 327-2234vice Cairman Dale Spencer*, Brewster, (308) 547-2443
armer stocKman councilCairman Greg Wiedel*, hebron, (402) 768-7344vice Cairman Doug Parde, Sterling, (402) 866-4941
eedlot councilCairman Buck Werbein, Mead, (402) 624-2995vice Cairman Ray Carr, Bassett, (402)273-4424
seedstocK councilCairman Doug Keiser, Gotenburg, (308) 537-3358
vice Cairman Lowell Minert, Dunning, (308) 538-2676animal health & nutrition committee
Cairman Ryan Loseke, Columbus, (402) 564-5233
brand committeeCairman Art Brownlee, Asby, (308) 458-2373
education committeeCairman homer Buell, Bas sett, (402) 273-4360
marKeting & commerce committeeCairman herb Rodes, Omaa, (402) 455-2333
natural resources & environment committeeCairman Jon Young, Witman, (308) 544-6539
taXation committeeCairman Jon Greer, Edgar, (402) 224-4175
member services committeeCairman Scott Reynolds, Berwyn, (308) 872-6145
allied industries councilJay Rainort, Denton, (402) 797-8891
nebrasKa livestocK marKeting assnRoy Barta, Nort Platte, (308) 532-3930
unl eXtensionStee Niemeyer, Ericson, (308) 346-4200* member of the Executive & Finance Committee
nc staff
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1010 Lincoln Mall, Suite 101, Lincoln, NE 68508Pone (402) 475-2333 Fax (402) 475-0822Email [email protected] www.nebraskacattlemen.orgex v P Micael Kelsey [email protected]
v P op Lee Weidev P c Mike Fitzgeraldv P mk Jef Stollev P l af Pete McClymontv P e i Duane Gangwisb Q a c Drew Gafneyc Saron Fostera a Myra Solin
alliance oice204 E. Tird St., Alliance, NE 69301-3826Pone (308) 762-3005 Fax (308) 762-3016Email [email protected] P m s Melody Benjamin
member services ield staBonita Lederer, Pierce, (402) 450-0223Dae Doescot, Adams, (402) 788-2250
Eric Ryan, Oerton, (308) 987-2798
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n April 25, 2008, the Food and DrugAdministration (FDA) published
a nal rule in the Federal Registerentitled Substances Prohibited rom Usein Animal Food or Feed. Tis rule nalizesa proposed rule that the FDA issued orpublic comment in 2005 regarding someadditional eed ban requirements, which
according to FDA, are intendedto urther strengthen ex-
isting saeguards againstBovine Spongiorm En-cephalopathy (BSE).
Te current U.S. eedregulation prohibits theuse o certain mamma-lian-origin proteins inruminant eed but allowsthe use o these materialsin eed or non-rumi-
nants. Tis nal rule will ban certain cattle-derived risk materials rom all animal eed.Specically, the banned material will be thebrain and spinal column rom cattle overthe age o 30 months. Tis rule will requirerenderers to develop and maintain writ-ten procedures or determining the age oand/or removing brain and spinal cord romdead cattle (or separate such animals basedon whether or not they are 30 months o ageor older) and to make written proceduresavailable or FDA inspection. Renderersthat process cattle materials or animal eedmust document that such material must beree rom the banned materials.
Since the original proposal was publishedin 2005, NC and NCBA have opposed this
rule due to its ailure to pass a cost/benetanalysis and its lack o statistically valid im-provements to animal health and ood saety.Te miniscule potential gains in saety arear outweighed by the negative consequenceso cost and the exacerbation o preexistingdisposal problems. Additionally, the robustUSDA BSE surveillance has demonstratedthe U.S. cattle herd has an extremely low levelo risk rom BSE. Furthermore, the incidenceo BSE worldwide has dramatically declineddue to the many measures put into place,
including a series o interlocking saeguardsand science-based mitigation practices.
Te nal rule was to be eective on April27, 2009; however, President Obama issueda reevaluation o all nal rules that werepublished within 60 days o Jan. 20. NC isalready seeing negative consequences due tothis rule. Renderers are making hard busi-ness decisions because o the negative rami-cations o this rule. Beginning as early asFebruary 2009, many renderers in Nebraskahave discontinued picking up dead livestockbecause o the severe economic realities othis proposal. NC is hearing rom produc-ers across the state who no longer have legalmethods to dispose o dead livestock.
NC has sent a letter to FDA requestingthat the comment period or the rule bereopened under the guidelines o PresidentObamas reevaluation order so that produc-ers who now know the hardship caused bythe rule can oer rsthand comments. Atpress time or this article, FDA had notmade a decision concerning the reevaluationo this rule. NC leadership made a trip toWashington in mid-February to discusswith our elected ocials many bee industryissues including this one.
In anticipation o FDA reopening thecomment period, NC is preparing a tem-plate comment sheet that producers canutilize to provide individual comments toFDA. NC is also working with renderingcompanies in Nebraska to ashion user-riendly documents (adavits, etc.) thatproducers can provide to their renderer tohelp comply with this rule. NC is planning
a series o educational eorts to help pro-ducers better understand this rule and theopportunity to comment i applicable.
Over the past two decades, industry andgovernment have worked together to putin place science-based measures that haveproven successul in preventing and reduc-ing the spread o BSE in the U.S. We mustcontinue to look to the science to avoid over-regulating the industry and creating policythat doesnt meet our objective o a saeranimal health system. Y Michael Kelsey is
NCs executive vice president.
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worked very well with NC in establishing policy. NHS CEOJudy Varner has routinely reached out to work with NC oncommon legislation and interests. As the daughter o a ormerUniversity o Nebraska chancellor and president, Ms. Varnerrecognizes that agriculture and its producers are the liebloodo the state.
An issue that NC has and continues to work on is trichomo-niasis. richomoniasis is a cattle venereal disease that can be asilent killer to a cow-cal producers herd. Te only remedy or
aected bulls is slaughter. Cows may cycle out o the disease. NCCow-Cal Council Chairman Paul Davis has worked with manyindividuals and groups to develop a plan to improve oversighton this issue. Davis is as knowledgeable on this issue as anyonein the state. LB 585, introduced by Sen. Cap Dierks, starts theprocess to benet cow-cal production in Nebraska and not havetrichomoniasis become a bigger problem. NC thanks Sen. Dierksor his introduction o LB 585 and willingness to include NCsinput to make this legislation eective.
NC continues to work on substantive property tax relie.Given the state o the nations economy, Gov. Heineman and
the Legislature have been very prudent in how new legislation isviewed as Nebraska manages its way out o these trying economictimes. Te Governor is adamant he will oppose any proposedlegislation that increases unding or taxes. Gov. Heineman doesntwant any new taxes and many senators share that view. What
27th Annual Production SaleThursday, March 26, 2009
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that ultimately means is a proposed bill to be appropriated romstate general unds will be deeated. Forty-one states are in thered with their cash reserves. Nebraska is in a very positive posi-tion to manage out o these trying times. Unortunately, the neteect is any true property tax relie will be virtually impossiblethis year and in the near term.
A bill that could provide some tax relie is LB 309, introducedby NC member and reshman senator Ken Schliz o Ogallala.LB 309 would provide an incentive or established armers or
small business owners to transition their arm or business to abeginning business owner. Te bill would provide a capital gainstax exemption or a armer or small business owner who sellshis or her arm or business to a beginning armer or beginningbusiness owner. Tis bill would help when when passing on aamily business to a beginning armer or small business owner.axes have been a large hindrance in passing on the amily busi-ness. LB 309 goes a long way to helping out the next generationin Nebraskas uture. Te NC Legislative Committee voted tomake LB 309 a priority bill or sta to enact.
With the national economic struggles, the 2009 Legislative
session will be ever evolving like most years but has some pre-determined constraints even beore the Legislature reconvenedwith 16 new senators on Jan. 7. Y Pete McClymont, NCs vicepresident o Legislative Afairs.
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Top Cut Angus Sale
1:00 p.m. MST * At the Ranch, Benkelman, Nebraska
Selling 100 High Performance, Moderate Birth Weight, Carcass Tested Angus Bulls.
60 Carcass-Superior Yearlings o Popular Pedigreed Outcross Genetics
40 Extra Stout 2-Year-Old Bulls
Flash: Selling 100 registered and commercial bred heiers A.I. bred and serviced by low birth weight JSAR Bulls.
Where Cattle That Perorm Look Goo
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JSAR Mr Bando 1029 29CFMTSold to Howard McCall, NM
JSAR Hall Of Fame 274 201HRTSold to Jim Horsley, IL
JSAR Mr Bando 1029 275DJTSold to Greg Tonkin, WI
JSAR Weekend Get Away BJMR 36Sold to Henderson Ranch, OK
JSAR Mr 878/42 266NRTSold to Scott Whaley, IN
JSAR Miss Hot Rod 148MSSold to Brandon Bird, TX
Friday, March 20, 2009
Join us or our 10th Annual Top Cut Angus Sale.We are confdent you won't fnd a heavier-muscled set o Angus buills with BALANCE PERFORMANCE TRAITSANYWHERE. These cattle and their progeny have exceeded in every arena. Please be our guest or lunch.
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New Design 878, Bando 1029. Morgans Direction, Precision 1023 and WAR Hall o Fame.
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Born and raised in Holt County on the amily ranch nearStuart, Ramm now ranches in Atkinson. His grandparentsand parents started and built Valley View Angus Ranchin Stuart where they specialized in producing Angus bredheiers and two-year-old bulls, along with eeder steers thatwere usually marketed in January.
As a youngster, Ramm remembers loading the steercalves on a train and shipping them to Redding, Penn., toa buyer who has been a good customer and riend since the1960s. While the marketing and transportation methodshave changed over the years, the path Ramm started downearly on never wavered.
Ramm was involved in 4-H as a youngster and graduatedrom UNL with an animal science degree in 1971. Duringcollege he was on the varsity livestock judging team and amember o the Block and Bridle Club.
Ater graduation, Ramm spent three years teaching
vocational agriculture at Wood River. All the while, hisdream was to return to ranching, which was realized in1974 when he went home to ranch with his ather andbrothers. Ater losing his brother Mike in an auto accidentand the passing o his ather, Ramm, his brother Jon andsister-in-law Rose all leased portions o the ranch romRamms mother. While they are all individual operators,they collaborate in dierent production phases.
Ranching is a great place to live and raise a amily,Ramm says, noting that he was able to raise his daughterson the ranch. ypically, armers and ranchers look at their
primary roles as building a nest egg or the next generation.However, Ramm would advise those starting in the busi-ness to enjoy the liestyle or what it oers and appreciatethe opportunity to be surrounded by nature and amilyin everyday work.
I youre looking to become a wealthy man by ranch-ing, Ramm says, its rare, but the other benets cant bebought.
In 1992, Ramm established JR Angus Ranch and movedhis headquarters to a place near Atkinson, using it as a baseto background calves and develop bred heiers. Due to the
lack o available pastureland and winter eeding ground, he
The Half-Full Glass
horses and elping young people will always be one o te big joys in my lie, Ramm
contends. Ramm and is riding buddy, granddaugter Reese, sit atop Jims aoriteorse, Pepper, 29.
Een in te eart o center piot country, grass is still undamental to JR Angus Rancand orses are te soul tat makes it enjoyable. In te background are some o te
bred eiers tat are teir specialty.
Aglass half-full attitude, the glint in his eye and the easy grin only makes the commitment and drive that Jim Ramm has given tothe cattle industry his entire life more contagious. Maybe its that combination that makes him not only a dedicated communityand industry leader, but a successful, optimistic and life-long cattle producer.
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leased out and eventually sold his springcow herd, replacing it with a all-calvingherd hed been developing. Te all calversbetter utilized the resources available athis new headquarters.
I eel most ranchers need to look at theresources their ranch provides and adapttheir cattle operation to that environ-ment, he says. Ramm continues to lease
out some cows, working either on a sharebasis or cash deals.
Ramm saves his top heiers plus he buysAngus heiers rom reputation herds todevelop and sell as bred heiers. Although JRAngus Ranchs cattle arent registered, theyvealways been straight-bred Angus.
Ive sold Angus bred heiers all my lie,Ramm explains. He appreciates the An-gus breed or its carcass quality, maternalcharacteristics and winter hardiness.
In addition, the ranch purchases 500- to600-pound calves in the spring and growsthem to around 850 pounds. Dependingon the market, calves are either sold asyearlings or sent to a eedlot. Most o theranch cattle are marketed by private treatyor through area sale barns.
Holt County is located in the heart ocenter pivot arming in Nebraska, butRamm himsel is pretty much a grass andcattle guy. Te pivot quarters on the ranch
are leased to neighboring armers with thecrop residue used in the winter to run theall cows on or to background calves.
ime permitting, Ramm contributes toorganizations benetting his chosen pro-ession. He became involved in NebraskaCattlemen in the mid-90s when he wasasked to serve as the Holt-Boyd area cattle-men president, a post he still holds today.
He has become involved on the statelevel, serving as chairman o the Nebraska
Cattlemen Animal Health and Nutri-tion Committee and two-term Region 4director.
Legislative trips to Washington, D.C.,ollowed, along with an appointment tothe NC Research and Education Foun-dation or which he is currently servingas president.
Teres satisaction in knowing that Imgiving back to the industry thats given mea livelihood, Ramm says. Mingling with
people o broad vision who are on the cut-ting edge o developing new programs inthe industry is exciting.
Ramms local involvement includes be-ing president o the Lions Club and mem-bership in St. Josephs Catholic Churchand the Sons o the Legion. He encour-ages high school sports rom the sidelines,ollowing his nieces and nephews games,
and he looks orward to the day he cando so with his grandchildren. He has aspecial passion or horses and serves on
the county 4-H horse advisory board, andhas had the privilege o announcing theAk-Sar-Ben horse show each year.
Commitment, creativity and involve-ment have served Jim Ramm well, but itshis glass hal ull optimism that carrieshim through the day-to-day challenges.Ramm sees lie as a balanced mix o workand pleasure and enjoying amily, and
just maybe, thats where the glint andgrin come rom. Y By Lisa Bard, NCmanaging editor.
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SEER DONORSAgrow, Inc.Bassett AliateBassett FeedingBiegert FeedsBill & Barb RishelBills Volume SalesBriggs Feed Yard
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18th annual
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April 9, 2009 1 p.m.At the Ranch 5 miles west of Springview on Hwy 12
Selling70 Yrg b
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This is the Retail Value Steer Challenges 10th year. Serving as the primaryundraising event or the Nebraska Cattlemen Research and EducationFoundation, the RVSC has raised thousands o dollars over the last
decade that allowed the oundation to grant additional scholarships, support
leadership development programs or both youth and adults, and und researchand education projects and inrastructure development.Te 10th Annual RVSC ocially began on Nov. 17, 2008, with 70 steers.
Winners will be announced and recognized during the NC/NCW MidyearConerence, June 16-18 in West Point.
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Anne Burkholder has ound a niche or her eedyard and
with it has come success and recognition or her vision andhard work. Burkholder, co-owner and head cowboy at Will
Feed Inc., Cozad, was recognized with the 2009 Bee QualityAssurance Award, sponsored by the Bee Checko Program,Saeway and Cargill.
Nebraska Feeder Brings Home
National AwardWearing many hats at the eedyard, including eeding oreman,
environmental steward and marketing manager, has providedBurkholder with excellent on-the-job training or her ultimaterole as customer service manager. Burkholder oers her eedyardcustomers ranch-to-rail data and insight by tracking their calvesthrough the eedyard and into the packing plant. Because shealso heads the processing team and takes down weight and tagdata while vaccinating, she can ollow the calves gain individuallythrough the eedyard, then compile carcass data to complementthe eedyard perormance.
Will Feed Inc., is very ocused on implementing BQA inevery aspect o the eedyard, Burkholder says. I ask that my
veterinarian, pharmaceutical reps, nutritionist and anyone elsecontributing to the operation are BQA certied.
I work with the transporters o the livestock coming in andgoing out o the eedyard to ensure proper cattle handling tech-niques and I also make sure that they are aware o the rans-portation Quality Assurance (QA) program that is available,explains Burkholder. I also have monthly crew meetings todiscuss our reatment Protocol Book and other BQA issues.
Te eorts o producers like Burkholder dont go unnoticed ur-ther down the production chain. BQA helps assure that, thanksto quality animals, were able to operate at the highest levels in our
plants, says Ken Bull, vice president o cattle procurement at Car-gill. Its a system-wide devotion that consistently assures the bestbee or the tables o consumers throughout the United States.According to Drew Ganey, NC BQA coordinator and award
nominator, Burkholder has played avital role in the development o Ne-braskas BQA Program. Anne has beena driving orce and key spokespersonor the Nebraska Cattlemen and thestates BQA program, Ganey says.Anne has been very instrumental in
producing and promoting BQA meet-ings throughout the state.
In 2007, Burkholder and Ganeyteamed up to develop Nebraskas rstBQA cattle auction, held at the NorthPlatte Livestock Auction Market. Sincethen three more BQA sales have beenconducted.
Anne has proven time and againthat she is more than deserving o thisaward, Ganey says. Y By Larisa
Willrett, NC contributing writer.
Sign at te entrance o Will Feed Inc.,designating its status as a BQA-certifedeedyard. Practices like tis are part o wyBurkolder was recognized wit te 2009BQA Award.
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nc ato Another Installment of NC Working on Your Behalf
aking care of business at
the ational evel
During the National Cattlemens BeeAssociation (NCBA) Convention, NCwas successul in modiying NCBA policyso NCBA will lobby or more fexibilityin opening bee export markets. Chiefy,some sources indicate that Japan may beinterested in allowing bee rom cattle 30months o age and younger. CurrentlyJapan only allows bee rom cattle less than
20 months o age. I this policy were ad-opted by both countries, our bee exportswould take a substantial increase.
Also at the NCBA Convention:
NC was successul in modiying NCBAchecko policy by adding a statement toallow checko dollars to promote U.S.bee.
NC deended policy that allows pro-ducers to utilize non-ambulatory cattle,
such as a steer with a broken leg, orpersonal use. NC supports not allowingnon-ambulatory cattle in the commer-cial ood chain.
Te NCBA Environmental WorkingGroup met in Phoenix, and NC wasrepresented by Chuck Folken, JohnYoung and Duane Gangwish. Te dis-cussion, led by NCBAs Chie Environ-mental Council amara Ties, let mostattendees wide eyed and very concerned
about the current and uture environ-mental landscape. Discussion topicsincluded particulate matter litigation,cap and trade legislation, an Oklahomaattorney generals lawsuit claiming ma-nure is a toxic waste under SuperundLaw (CERCLA), emissions reportingunder EPCRA, regulation o green-house gases (GHG) under the CleanAir Act, the carbon ootprint o pro-duction agriculture, CAFO regulations
under the Clean Water Act, potentialchanges to the denition o Waters othe United States by Congress underthe Clean Water Act and the potentialeect on states, reactive nitrogen leg-islation and the EPAs investigationsinto endocrine disrupters (estrogenicand androgenic compounds such asestrogen, testosterone and trenbolone)in surace waters. Ater the meeting,Chuck Folken made the comment that,i or no other reason but their ghtingor our interest in environmental issues,every cattleman in the country shouldbe a member o NCBA.
NC input was part o a 16-item listo perormance requirements recom-mended by a Governance ask Forceand approved by the NCBA Board.Te list outlines the expectations othe governance structure includingsuch items as membership will have a
clear and dened method o input, andNCBA will be driven by a well denedstrategic plan. NCs Michael Kelsey isa member o the task orce.
Anne Burkholder, Cozad, was recog-nized at the Industry Leaders Lun-cheon. Burkholder was recognized orreceiving the national BQA Producero the Year Award. Burkholder andNC each received a bronze statue atthe luncheon.
J.D. Alexander, Pilger, was elected chair-man o the Federation o State BeeCouncils. Te Federation is NCBAschecko division and is comprised othe 45 state bee councils. Also, KristyLage, Arthur, was elected AmericanNational CattleWomen president.
More than 250 Nebraskans attendedthe Cattle Industry Annual Conven-tion and rade Show in Phoenix. Te
ever-growing NC Reception was againmade possible with the support o theollowing sponsors: Bank o the West,Bills Volume Sales, Grace-Mayer In-surance, Lextron Animal Health andSettje Agri-Services.
c leeves olled p on
egislative riorities
On the heels o NCs Legislative Com-mittee meeting and Board meeting in lateJanuary, there were a dozen bills NC lead-ers and sta testied on at hearings duringthe rst week o February.
LB 297 would enact a linked depositprogram to beginning armer and smallbusiness operators. Te program wouldallow qualiied recipients to receiveup to $250,000 loan at a 2 percentdiscounted loan rate rom current es-tablished rates. Te same parameters
would exist or an individual to meetthe lenders requirements to gain a loan.Te bill would have $20 million romexisting state unds dedicated to thisprogram. NC sta testied in supporto the bill during its Feb. 2 hearing.
NC President odd Schroeder cameto Lincoln to testiy on LB 677. Tebill was among three dog and cat billsheard in the Ag Committee. LB 677was introduced at the request o the
Humane Society o the United StatesHSUS has not hidden their agendato alter, i not stop, animal agricultureTe bill would place size limitations,demand cage size requirements anddemand care procedures. I passed, itwould set the oundation or eortsagainst animal agriculture. NC stronglyopposed the bill.
NC priority LB 309, introduced byNC member Sen. Ken Schilz, Ogallala,
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would provide a capital gains exemptionor sale o certain assets. NC axationChairman John Greer, Edgar, testiedin strong support o LB 309.
iding erd on ther
ssues
NC submitted a letter Feb. 4 to acting
FDA Commissioner Frank orti askingthe agency to reopen the BSE Feed Banrule or urther comment. Now that weknow the diculties producers and ren-derers will have, its important we havethe opportunity to express that to FDA.No word yet i the agency will reopen therule or proceed with enorcement. NCanticipates holding a series o meetingsto explain the regulations and optionsor complying.
NC sta participated in an AnimalWelare Coalition meeting Feb. 3 inLincoln. Te Coalition consists o agorganizations working to communi-cate ags positives to consumers andto prevent animal rights activists romnegatively impacting Nebraskas armamilies.
Te NC Board voted unanimously Jan.22 to oppose any government program
that would create an incentive or cull-ing o dairy cows in response to lowmilk prices. NC communicated thisposition to Nebraskas congressionaldelegation, and it supports eorts byNCBA to keep a dairy buyout rombeing a part o an economy stimuluspackage. NC President odd Schro-eder said the dairy buyout o the 1980swas extremely detrimental to the beecattle industry. Answering questions
rom media, Schroeder also said, Webelieve ree market, supply and demandprinciples work best, and governmentshould not be beneting one ag sectorat the expense o others. NC thankedSen. Mike Johanns or opposing theproposal. In a letter to the U.S. SenateCommittee on Appropriations, Sen. Jo-hanns and three colleagues pronouncedtheir opposition to any orm o dairyherd reduction program. Y
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RegionalManagerMatt Printz
9865 85th
Road
Elm Creek, NE 68836
308.856.0070
Email: [email protected]
The American Angus
Association Regional
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20th Annual
Best of Both Worlds Bull Sale
Sat., March 28th, 1 P.M. MSTAt the Ranch Rushville, NE
Selling75Yearling Angus, Sim-Angus &
Maine-Anjou Bulls
Kearns Cattle Company
Angus siresWK Dakta 5002
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For info contact
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HUEBNER ANGUS - Cal Huebner17334 W State Farm Rd, Hershey, NE 69143 308-368-5688 308-530-8282
SKYLINE ANGUS - Kevin & Shelly Young4197 S Range Rd, North Platte, NE 69101 308-368-7718 308-530-6369
GUEST CONSIGNOR: Grady Frederick19115 West Kelley Avenue, Hershey, NE 69143 308-368-5235
Production SaleFriday, March 20th, 2009
1:00 p.m. Hershey, Nebraska
at the HUEBNER ANGUS RANCH
10th
Annual
South off Hershey I-80 Interchange 3 miles
to State Farm Road, Turn east and go
1 3/4 miles to Huebner Angus Sign
See Sons of these Featured Sires:
Connealy Danny Boy
Mytty In Focus
Power Alliance
TC Foreman
TC FreedomMYTTY IN FOCUS
Selling
40 Lotsof Yearling
Angus BullsCONNEALY DANNY BOY
1370 lb on 1-10-09 DOB: 1-24-08
1245 lb on 1-10-09 DOB: 2-17-08
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3 BearMountainAngusBullSale,Palisade
3 HallRedAngusProductionSale,Burwell
4 Pilkington/HellbuschBullseyeBlacksBullSale,
Columbus
6 Dethles&SonsProductionSale,Rockville
7 DubasCattleCo.BullSale,Fullerton
11 BullseyeBlacksBullSale,Columbus
14 HuetleCattleCo.RedAngusBullSale,
Gothenburg
14 MillBraeRanchBull&FemaleSale,Maple
Hill,Kan.
14 SnyderBros.,ProductionSale,Ogallala
14 egtmeierPolledHereordsProductionSale,
Burchard
16 SummitcrestAngusBullSale,BrokenBow
17 JindraAngusProductionSale,Creighton17 QuirkLand&CattleCo.ProductionSale,
Hastings
17 SummitcrestAngusBullSale,BrokenBow
18 WagonhammerRanchesProductionSale,ONeill
19 BenoitAngusProductionSale,Mankato,Kan.
19 CanadayRanchPrivatereatySale,Yankton,S.D.
19 FredRanchBullSale,Rose
20 3CChristensenRanchBullandHeierSale,
Wessington,S.D.
20 GengenbachCattleCo.BullandFemaleSale,
Imperial
20 HaynesCattleCo.BullSale,Ogallala
20 HuebnerAngusRanchProductionSale,Hershey
20 JonesStewartAngusRanchAngusSale,Benkelman
20 SellmanRanchBullSale,Craword
20 SummitcrestAngusBullSale,Fremont,Iowa21 SchawangCattleCo.Sale,DavidCity
23 AnkonyFarmsatRishelAngusHerdSireSale,
NorthPlatte
24 FrenzenBullProductionSale,Fullerton
24 LeachmanBullandFemaleSale,Wellington,Colo.
26 SchulerRedAngusProductionSale,Bridgeport
26-27VermilionAngusRanchBullandHeierSale,
Billings,Mont.
27 PossAngusProductionSale,Ericson
28 ConnealyAngusBullSale,Whitman
28 IbachCharolaisBullSale,BrokenBow
28 KearnsCattleCo.BullSale,Rushville
april
1 NineIronsSeedstockProductionSale,Antioch
2 A&BCattleBullSale,Bassett
3 HebbertCharolaisBullSale,Hyannis
4 GraysAngusRanchBullSale,Harrison
5-6 BullisCreekRanchBullandFemaleSale,Burwell
8 NationalBraunviehInuencerSpringBullest
Sale,Nevada,Mo.
9 BarstowAngusBullSale,Springview
11 BullseyeBlacksBullSale,Columbus
11 LaGrandAngusRanchBullandFemaleSale,
Canova,S.D.
11 UNLBullSale,Lincoln
15 MGSAngusProductionSale,Fullerton
Visit www.nebraskacattlemen.orgoradetailedcalendar.
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AmericanAngusAssociation.......................... 30
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BlackRanches,Inc............................................ 40
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DinklageRanch................................................ 32DybdalCharolais............................................. 32
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BuildingSupply................................................ 32
GengenbachCattleCo..................................... 33
GraysAngusRanch......................................... 34
HaynesCattleCo............................................. 20
HebbertCharolais............................................ 33
HerbAlbersFeedlotInc.................................. 20
HoneyCreekBrangus...................................... 16
IbachQuarterCircleRanch............................ 25
InoSolLLC....................................................... 24
JindraAngus..................................................... 13 Jones-StewartAngus........................................ 17
KearnsCattleCo.............................................. 30
LaGrandAngus................................................ 27
LeachmanCattleCo......................................... 25
Merial................................................................. 29
MGSAngus...................................................... 37
MMIInternational........................................... 18
Multimin........................................................... 12
NebraskaBy-Products..................................... 32
NielsenAngus.................................................. 16
Orwigsubs,Inc.............................................. 16
P.H.WhiteCo.................................................. 34
PlainJans........................................................... 33
PlatteRiverBy-Products................................. 33
PossAngus........................................................ 20
SchnuelleCharolais......................................... 32
SchawangCattleCo......................................... 11
SchulerRedAngus.......................................... 15
SellmanRanch.................................................. 21
SkylineAngus................................................... 30
SnyderBros....................................................... 20
SummitcrestPerormanceAngus................... 33
UniversityoNebraska.................................... 18
UNLCollegeoAgScience............................ 34
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009At the Frenzen sale facility
4 miles north of Fullerton on Highway 14
1:00 p.m.
Ag90 Angus bulls
Fall yearlings and yearlings
Many suitable for heifers
A sg:25 registered yearling heifers
from the heart of our replacements
u05i fc x Ba 6314 x n.d. 878
BW +.7 WW +57 YW +101 Milk +23
P H40 Polled Hereford bulls
Many suitable for heifers
A sg:15 registered polled Hereford
yearling heifersGuest consignment from Blueberry Hill Farm
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GAlen frenzen frenzen AnGus & Polled Herefords50802 N Edgewood Rd. Fullerton, Neb. 68638
H (308) 536-2069 C (308) 550-0237 www.frenzencattle.com
Ag A.i. s:Mytty In Focus BT Crossover 758N
(AM tested) Basin Future Direction
N 905 ALC Nobleman N01N
TC Freedom
Plus our own powerful herd bull battery
P H A.i. s:SHF Rib Eye M326 R117 SHF Progress
P20 Feltons Legend 242 BKR Triple
Plus 73C 20L LJR 179A Marias 260M
DRF JWR Prince Victor 71I
KCF Bennett 3008 M326
Plus our own powerful herd bull battery
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u28sHf rb ey x Vct 262d
BW +3.1 WW +51 YW +87 Milk +17
No creep
Bulls arent feedlot fed
Hard muscled, sound and athletic
Excellent selection
Reasonable selling prices
The Frenzens have been in the seedstock business for over 50 years and have
always rigidly culled for fertility, calving ease, performance, soundness and
disposition.
Yearling bulls are on a ration consisting primarily of distillers by-product,
ground straw and mineral supplement virtually no starch.
Fall bulls ran on grass this summer and fall. They are currently receiving a light
ration while running on mature native grass and snow-covered wheat.
Complete performance and
ultrasound information
All bulls tested negative for PI-BVD
Free delivery in Nebraska
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75490 RD 330 GRANT,NE 69140
PH 308-352-4975
Randy & Mary Jo,Eric & Tori, Adam,Summer & Grant
Reg Simmental Bulls sired by:
Built Right, Hummer, Mo Better
SimAngus bulls sired by:
TC Total, Rito 4S5, Imagemaker, Mytty In Focus
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1st Annual Bull and Female SaleFriday, March 20, 2009Imperial Livestock Auction
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Selling90 Charolais BullsCotact:
Dave Hebbert 308-458-2540
Mose Hebbert 308-458-2329
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Gra y's Angus RanchOur bulls have a heart for your herd
Bull Sale
April 4, 2009Selling 100 Yrlg. Bulls and 20 TwosAt the Ranch SW of Harrison, NE
1 p.m. (MST)
WK Designer Pride 1612Connealy Packer
Grays Alberda 111Grays Traveler 044 772
Mytty In FocusTC TotalBando 1961E&B Precision 1023
Featured Sires:
Rod Gray & Family4281 Henry Rd.
Harrison, NEFor a sale book call (308) 668-2520
(308) 668-2525
111 Years Breeding AngusFor A "Complete Package"Check out real world results on our web site:
www.graysangusranch.com
We took the challenge:Heres the results!
Most prominentsource herd ofCAB Carcass
Challenge WinnersCongratulations,
Customers!
2008: Reserve Champion Beller Corp./Grays Angussteers.5th Place Beller Corp./PelsterAngus steers.
2007: Winner CAB Nebras-ka Premium Challenge PelsterAngus Ranch.
2006: NACC Champion Steers Beller Corp./Pelster Angus.
2006: NACC Champion Heif-ers Beller Feedlot/Jim andMaureen Skavdahl and also 4thPlace steer pen.
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Benoit Angus20th Annual Production Sale Thursday March 19th, 2009 1 pm CDT
At the ranch 10 miles West of Mankato, KS on US Hwy 36
> Excellent 1023 son from a proven Power Alliance
donor cow that was flushed through the summer atCross Country Genetics in Manhattan, KS. Dams
BR 3/98, WR3/108, YR2/111.BW I+1.4 WW I+52 YW I+94 Milk I+25$W 28.98 $B 48.51
>A super herd bull prospect by 1023 out of a beauti-ful Traveler 004 1st calf heifer. DBR/95, DWR/109.
Grandam and great granddam are excellent donorsfor us.BW I+1.1 WW I+55 YW I+96 Milk I+23$W 30.36 $B 50.64
Everett Benoit621 Hwy 36Esbon, KS 66941
(785) 725-3231 Toll Free (888) 870-2855
Doug Benoit699 Hwy 36Esbon, KS 66941
(785) 725-6211 Cell (785) 545-6806
Chad Benoit471 R RoadEsbon, KS 66941
(785) 545-3005 Cell (785) 545-8095
www.benoitangus.com For sale book call 888-870-2855 Visitors Always Welcome
VOLUME DISCOUNTS SIGHT UNSEEN GUARANTEE
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REPEAT BUYERS DISCOUNT BULLS FED NO CREEP
See the entire offering at www.benoitangus.com
< One of the most powerful bulls that will sell thisyear. Dam is a 1st calf heifer with a WR /117. Lastthree generations of dams were all top donors forus.BW I+3.4 WW I+65 YW I+106 Milk I+27$W 30.32 $B 58.36
An excellent Bando 1961 froma 1st calf heifer out of E&B NEWDESIGN 3133 (036 son/1023s
dam). This bull weighed 806on weaning day (09/20/08) andhis dam weighed 1052 lbs withand excellent body condition.DWR/111. BW I+1.5 WW I+51YW I+84 Milk I+26 $W 31.39 $B36.14
One of our 1st sons from our ABS herdsire E&BBlueprint 691. Dam is a picture perfect Lead Ondaughter. DBR 2/93, DWR 2/104, DYR 2/108.BW I+1.5 WW I+49 YW I+86 Millk I+26
$W 29.37 $B 43.90
E&B OBJECTIVE 864
16140460
E&B 1023 PRECISION 852
16135133
E&B 1023 PRECISION 843
16135127
E&B PREDESTINED 838
+16136427
E&B BLUEPRINT 874
16135147
E&B OBJECTIVE 822
16135112
E&B 1961 BANDO 893
16140468
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NC leaders andsta prepare ort e L e g i s l a t i eC o m m i t t e e sd i s c u s s i o n o marketing relatedbills. Pictured (l tor) are: Jon Greer,Lee Weide, MicaelKelsey, Craig Uden,herb Rodes andPete McClymont.
Jon Greer, NC axation cairman, isits wit Sen. onyFulton, Lincoln, during te NC Senators Dinner Jan. 21.
NC Farmer-Stockman Council vice Cairman Doug Parde and iswie, Aimee, isit wit Sen. Dae Pankonin, District 2, and is wie,Lori, during te NC Senators Dinner.
Members o te NC Legislatie Committee analyze 309 bills tey considerpotentially pertinent to cattle producers. Te committee made recommendationsto te NC Board o Directors, wic took positions on 207 bills (supporting 63,opposing 34 and monitoring 110.)
Members o t e Burwel lC o u n t yCat t lemen ssare a laugat teir annualdinner meeting,eld Jan. 20 atte CountryNeigbor inBurwell.
Members o te Burwell County Cattlemens listen intently to apresentation at teir annual meeting on Jan. 20.
Art Stieren, Clarence heimann, Louis Luebbert, Ed Kaup and ArtReeson enjoy a isit at te Cuming County Cattlemen MembersipMeeting, Feb. 2 at Indian rails Country Club in Beemer.
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April 15, 2009Fullerton, NEFullerton Livestock Market
Riverbend Blackbird 4301
BC Marathon 7022
SAV Net Worth 4200
Twin Hills Forever Lady 2104 This
14thAnnual
Production
Sale
30998 State Highway 22Genoa, NE 68640
(308) 536-2689 Home(308) 550-0889 Cell
For your free reference sale booklet, contact anyone in the office
of the Sale Managers, TOM BURKE/KURT SCHAFF/JEREMY
HAAG/RANCE LONG, AMERICAN ANGUS HALL OF FAME
at the WORLD ANGUS HEADQUARTERS, Box 660, Smithville,MO 64089-0660. Phone (816) 532-0811. Fax (816) 532-0851.
Sires Represented:
Selling:60 Angus Bulls
80 Angus Females Sell!
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March 26 & 27, 2009PAYS in Billings, MT 11 a.m. Each DayHeifers Sell March 26 Bulls Sell March 27
All Replacements
All One Iron All Bangs VaccinatedThese heifers come from the strongest Montana genetics available. They will weigh 725-875 lbs. and arewintered for breeding.
550 Spring Yearlings50 Fall Yearlings
TC Franklin 125 sons sell Nebraska 75 sons sell Danny Boy 65 sons sell HARB Onward 786 JH 60 sons sell OCR Douglas 40 sons sell HSAF Bando 1961 35 sons sell
Vermilion RanchVermilion RanchThe Pat Goggins Family
P.O. Box 30758 Billings, MT 59107 e-mail: [email protected] www.cattleplus.comBob Cook Records & Sales Office: 406.259.4589 Home: 406.373.5143 Cell: 406.670.0078
Jake Kading Herdsman Cell: 406.672.5844
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TC Franklin 619
CED +9 BW +.5 WW +56 YW +101 Milk +33 $B +57.60
HARB Onward 786 JH
CED +5 BW +2.1 WW +53 YW +97 Milk +26 $B +36.82
OCR Douglas
CED +6 BW +2.6 WW +47 YW +94 Milk +33 $B +58.11
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