OHLDE ADVANTAGE FOCUS ON FEMALES 2 NOVEMBER 8TH • WASHINGTON, KS

OHLDE ADVANTAGE

FOCUS ON FEMALES 2

NOVEMBER 8TH • WASHINGTON, KS

Selling over 200 head of Angus, Angus Plus, Maine and Commercial Females

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BREINIG RANCH PRIVATE TREATY FEMALE SALE

BREINIG RANCH

PRIVATE TREATY FEMALE SALE

Bidding Open Oct. 18th through November 3rd

Selling a select group of Simmental, Percentage and Angus Females

Both Bred and Open Females Available 

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Dennis Breinig - 308-962-6161 or 308-962-7654

Arapahoe, Nebraska 

DTR CATTLE COMPANY GENETICS ARE FOREVER ONLINE SALE

DTR CATTLE COMPANY

GENETICS ARE FOREVER ONLINE SALE

October 21st on BreedersWorld Online Sales

Selling a select group of Shorthorn and Shorthorn Plus Heifers and Steers

Please join us for our open house weeekend October 18th & 19th 

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Ryan & Nancy Grathwohl Heter

Josie & Ryer

Raymond, KS

Nancy 785-587-7947 or Ryan 620-727-3757 

JENSEN BROS. TRUE COLORS ONLINE HEIFER SALE

JENSEN BROS.

TRUE COLORS ONLINE HEIFER SALE

Thursday, October 16th - 7:00 PM | smartauctions.co

Selling first choice of Jensen's 2014 Elite Heifer Calves... Donor prospects... 

and Rare Embryos & Pregnancies from Sweet Red Wine Female!

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Kevin 785-243-6397 or Sheila 785-262-1116

Herdsman Eddie Sandberg 785-4920-1719 

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BURCH LIVESTOCK ONLINE SHOW CATTLE SALE - FEMALE EDITION October 2, 2014

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CAMPIDILLI & KILLMER ONLINE CLUB CALF SALE October 2, 2014

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BURCH LIVESTOCK ONLINE SHOW CATTLE SALE STEER EDITION

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Bidding Now Open - 2014 MCF & Partners Online Club Calf Sale

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WINNERS CROWNED AT KANSAS JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW

WINNERS CROWNED AT KANSAS JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW

     (WICHITA) – Auction premiums and scholarships were just a few of the benefits for youth who participated in the 82nd annual Kansas Junior Livestock Show (KJLS), September 19-22 in Wichita. The event featured 715 contestants from 89 Kansas counties showing 1,428 head of cattle, hogs, sheep and goats. Major sponsors of the show were the Kansas Livestock Association (KLA), Kansas State University and the Agri-Business Council of Wichita. 

     A 1,322 lb. Maine-Anjou shown by Ellis High School senior Baylee Werth bested a field of 110 head to earn grand champion steer honors. Werth’s steer was purchased by Coonrod Construction, Elanco Animal Health, Ford County Feedyard, Kansas Feeds, Jim Maddox-State Farm Agency, State Farm Foundation, Dodge City Veterinary Clinic and Micro for $11,552 during the Auction of Champions held at the show’s conclusion. The reserve grand champion steer, shown by 17-year-old Shilo Schaake of Westmoreland was a 1,336 lb. crossbred worth $8,924 to Westway, Competitive Edge Genetics, Bill DeVore, Bank of the West, Coonrod Construction and the Drovers syndicate. The reserve Maine-Anjou steer was owned by Lauren Aust from LaCygne, with Ben Jensen of Courtland leading the reserve crossbred. The champion Angus steer was exhibited by Taylor Goering of McPherson. An Angus steer shown by Cale Hinrichsen of Westmoreland claimed reserve. The Charolais division champion was exhibited by Taylor Goering of McPherson. Baylee Werth of Ellis showed the reserve Charolais. Blane Steckline of Garden Plain led the champion Chianina, with Grace Aust of LaCygne owning the reserve. The champion Hereford was exhibited by Ty Ellerman of Effingham. Morgan Gaines from Newton showed the reserve Hereford. Jake Nikkel of McPherson owned the champion Shorthorn steer. The reserve Shorthorn steer was an entry from Jaxson Mead of McPherson. The champion Shorthorn Plus steer was led by Trenton Goering of McPherson, with the reserve being exhibited by Jace Bachman from Lakin. Blair Vohs of Bucyrus owned the champion Simmental steer. Jara Thorp from Burlington showed the reserve Simmental. In the all other breeds division (AOB), Sarah Loomis of Council Grove owned the champion steer. Emma Lehman of LeRoy entered the reserve AOB.

     Fourteen-year-old Ben Nikkel of McPherson led a Chianina to the supreme champion breeding heifer title. Reserve supreme champion went to a Simmental Percentage heifer exhibited by 11-year-old Abby Wood of Leavenworth. There were 251 heifers entered in the show. The reserve champion Chianina was exhibited by Layton Ediger from Minneola, with Taylor Goering of McPherson exhibiting the reserve Simmental Percentage. Addison Gauthier of El Dorado owned the champion Angus heifer. Reserve went to an Angus entry shown by Madison Ratliff of Westphalia. Jaid Runft of Scandia led the champion Charolais heifer, while Josi Schrader of Wells showed the reserve. Andrew Hodges of Lebo exhibited the champion Charolais Percentage heifer. Jake Nikkel of McPherson led the reserve Charolais Percentage. In the Gelbvieh division, Grady Hammer of Wallace led the champion and her sister, Gabrielle Hammer, followed with reserve. Brooke Jensen from Courtland exhibited the Hereford champion, and Wyatt Durst of Morrowville showed the reserve. In the Limousin division, Tanner Walden of Tonganoxie showed the champion heifer, while an entry led by Logan Wilson of Osawatomie received reserve honors. A heifer owned by Kaylee Gum of Pittsburg was chosen as Lim-Flex champion. Maycee Ratliff of Westphalia exhibited the reserve Lim-Flex. In the Maine-Anjou division, champion heifer was shown by Hayden Pine of Lawrence, with Britt Michaelis from Paxico exhibiting reserve. The champion MaineTainer heifer was owned by Luke Prill of Wichita, and Addison Gauthier from El Dorado led the reserve. The Red Angus heifer champion was shown by Anna Behrens of Norwich, with Ty Montgomery of Coats leading the reserve. Jake Nikkel of McPherson owned the champion Shorthorn heifer. Tayler Bacon of Powhattan exhibited the reserve Shorthorn. Luke Prill of Wichita led the heifer that took champion in the Shorthorn Plus division, and Cole Hanna of Wichita exhibited the reserve. The champion Simmental was led by Taylor Goering of McPherson, with Blair Vohs of Bucyrus showing the reserve. The AOB champion was shown by Hadley Schotte of Marysville. Dalton Hilt of Louisburg owned the reserve AOB. Layton Ediger of Minneola displayed the champion commercial heifer. The reserve commercial heifer was presented by Taylor Nikkel of Maple Hill.

     Hadley Schotte of Marysville took the champion senior cattle showmanship title. Reserve champion was claimed by Taylor Nikkel of Maple Hill. Rounding out the top five, in order of finish, were: Ben Nikkel, McPherson; Madison Loschke, Kingsdown; and Blair Vohs, Bucyrus. In the junior cattle showmanship division, Tanner Walden of Tonganoxie was the champion, while Eva Hinrichsen of Westmoreland claimed reserve. Rounding out the top five, in order of finish, were: Sydnee Shive, Mt. Hope; Ashley Ward, Paola; and Garrett Walden, Tonganoxie.

     Abby Lillard of Talmage guided her 285 lb. dark crossbred to the grand champion market hog title. S.O.W. Corporation of Wichita paid $6,375 for her entry during the premium sale. A 264 lb. dark crossbred owned by Dawson Wuthnow from Manchester was reserve grand champion hog of the 240-head show. MOJACK of Wichita placed a bid of $3,040 on Wuthnow’s hog. The champion Duroc barrow also was shown by Abby Lillard from Talmage. Andrew Anderson of Caney guided the reserve Duroc. In the Hampshire division, an entry from Brody Nemecek of Iola earned champion honors, while Ainsley Corwine from Quenemo exhibited the reserve. Hayden Bachman of Meade showed the champion Yorkshire barrow. The reserve was owned by Cooper Wuthnow from Manchester. An entry from Seth Burroughs, Williamsburg, earned champion honors in the dark AOB division, while Kylin Newberry, Attica, exhibited the reserve. Danielle Nading from Fort Scott guided the champion light AOB. The reserve light AOB was owned by Ely Burroughs of Williamsburg. The champion light crossbred was shown by Lakyn Pettijohn of Cedar, with Jack Gilliam from Washington exhibiting the reserve.

     A Hampshire owned by Brody Nemecek of Iola was named supreme champion in the 93-head gilt show. For the second consecutive year, Tyler Goetzmann from Gardner exhibited the reserve supreme, a Duroc. The reserve Hampshire gilt was shown by Kyser Nemecek from Iola, with Jack Gilliam of Washington owning the reserve Duroc. Alex Ptacek from Russell exhibited the champion Yorkshire gilt. The reserve Yorkshire was guided by Jenna DeRouchey of St. Marys. Jaxon Pitts of Fort Scott guided the champion dark AOB gilt. The reserve dark AOB was exhibited by Harrison Bachman from Meade. In the light AOB gilt division, Ryann Allison of Fort Scott presented the champion, with Alex Cannady from Ottawa showing the reserve.

     Gabryelle Gilliam, Washington, took the champion senior swine showmanship title. The reserve champion senior was Chisum Grund of Wallace. Rounding out the top five, in order of finish, were: Caitlin Dreher, Iola; Dakota Ferguson, Williamsburg; and Alex Ptacek, Russell. In the junior swine showmanship division, Hayden Bachman, Meade, was the champion, with James DeRouchey, St. Marys, named reserve champion. Rounding out the top five, in order of finish, were: Abby Lillard, Talmage; John Fritts, Emporia; and Brooklyn Hilton, Howard.

     Shilo Schaake from Westmoreland exhibited the grand champion market lamb, a 140 lb. entry from the crossbred division, which brought $4,114 from Farm Bureau Financial Services during the Auction of Champions. The reserve grand champion market lamb, a 144 lb. crossbred, worth $3,430 to Southwestern Remodeling of Wichita, was shown by Blake Foraker of Burrton. A total of 259 lambs was shown. Allison Whitebread of Abilene led the champion Dorset lamb. An entry led by Judd Nelson of Soldier took home reserve honors. The champion Hampshire lamb was owned by Gabryelle Gilliam of Washington. Dandi Thomas of Richfield led the reserve champion. Kaci Foraker from Burrton exhibited the champion in the natural division, while reserve went to a lamb from Mindi Holloway, Yates Center. Claiming the title of champion Southdown was an entry from Taylor Coen of Elkhart. Raylee Faris of Westmoreland displayed the Southdown that took reserve. Cassidy Hill from Marion owned the champion Speckled lamb. Reserve was awarded to an entry exhibited by Jace Nelson of Soldier. Shilo Schaake of Westmoreland also led the champion Suffolk lamb, while an entry from Kaylee Toews, Leonardville, took home reserve honors. The champion AOB lamb was owned by Jordan Weseloh, Yates Center. Reserve went to an AOB entry from Reilly Stewart, Baldwin.

     A Hampshire owned by Holly Swearingen of Lawrence earned supreme champion purebred ewe, beating out 53 other entries. The reserve supreme champion purebred, also a Hampshire, was exhibited by Jace Nelson from Soldier. Dillon McNickle of Mound Valley owned the champion Dorset breeding ewe. Allison Smith from Emporia showed the reserve Dorset. Jansyn Van Horn of Garfield owned the champion Montadale breeding ewe. Joel Nelson, Soldier, led the champion Shropshire, while Jansyn Van Horn of Garfield owned the reserve. Elliott Smith, Emporia, exhibited the champion Southdown ewe. Cody Coen, Elkhart, showed the reserve. The champion and reserve Suffolk breeding ewes were shown by Taylor Coen of Elkhart. The champion ewe in the AOB division was led by Judd Nelson of Soldier, while the reserve was displayed by Dillon Knepp of Lincolnville.

     An entry from Dillon McNickle of Mound Valley bested 131-head to take supreme champion honors in the commercial breeding ewe show. The reserve supreme commercial ewe was owned by Erin Falkenstien of Oswego. Cassidy Hill from Marion led the champion yearling commercial ewe. Taking home reserve yearling was an entry from Mindi Holloway of Yates Center.

     In the senior sheep showmanship division, Blake Foraker of Burrton was named champion. Taking reserve was Kaci Foraker, Burrton. Finishing out the rest of the division, in order of finish, were Gabryelle Gilliam, Washington; Holly Swearingen, Lawrence; and Logan Allen, Gardner. Abigail Dickinson of Gorham won the junior sheep showmanship division. Jillian Keller of Piqua took home reserve honors. Following the top two winners, in order of finish, were Hayley Belt, Kingman; Kayla Belt, Kingman; and Kennedy Coffin; McLouth.

     Twelve-year-old Jillian Keller of Piqua received grand champion honors with her entry in the meat goat show. The grand champion goat, besting 206 others, weighed 81 lbs. and was worth $2,070 to friends of Hugh Nicks. Kaci Foraker of Burrton showed the reserve grand champion meat goat, which weighed 78 lbs. Jim Maddox-State Farm Insurance placed a final bid of $2,123 on her goat.

Lisa Geis, Durham, showed the supreme champion commercial doe kid. Her entry bested 80 others to claim the honor. Raylee Faris, Westmoreland, exhibited the reserve champion doe.

In the senior division, champion goat showman honors went to Blake Foraker of Burrton, with Jason Paine from Hutchinson claiming reserve. Following the top two in the senior division, in order of finish, were: Kaci Foraker, Burrton; Caitlin Dreher, Iola; and CeAnn Greeson, Kismet. In the junior division, Raylee Faris of Westmoreland received champion honors, with Luke Falkenstien from Oswego earning reserve. Following Faris and Falkenstien, in order of finish, were: Laiten Greeson, Kismet; Brody Nemecek, Iola; and Jaysie Schoenfeld, Oakley.     

     Prior to the Auction of Champions, KJLS presented $20,100 in scholarships to 13 exhibitors. Those receiving $2,000 awards were: Aubrey Davis, Scott City; Sam Davis, Madison; Jason Paine, Hutchinson; and Shynia Peterman, Lyons. Mitchell Duer, Onaga; Courtney Jackson, El Dorado; and Bailey McKay, Marysville, each were awarded $1,700. Receiving $1,500 stipends were Michael McKinney from McPherson and Madison Rickabaugh of Wilmore. Bailey Corwine, Quenemo; Riley McGinn, Sedgwick; Deana Pearson, Burlington; and Mackenzie Riffel, Abilene, each received $1,000 scholarships. Since the inception of the KJLS scholarship program in 1993, a total of 281 exhibitors have been awarded $368,700.

A team from Oklahoma State won the senior college competition in the Mid-America Classic Judging Contest, held in conjunction with KJLS. Second place went to a team from Texas Tech. Blinn College won the sophomore division in the junior college contest, with a team from Fort Scott Community College winning the freshman division. Teams from Butler Community College finished second in the sophomore and freshman divisions. 

In addition to KLA, K-State and the Agri-Business Council of Wichita, dozens of volunteers help organize and put on the show.

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BEEF CATTLE INSTITUTE AND KANSAS BEEF COUNCIL TO HOST FREE BQA TRAINING SESSIONS

BEEF CATTLE INSTITUTE AND KANSAS BEEF COUNCIL TO HOST FREE BQA TRAINING SESSIONS

Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) certification training sessions focusing on beef cattle care and health to be held in Kansas. 

The Beef Cattle Institute at Kansas State University and the Kansas Beef Council are partnering to host four advanced beef cattle care and health training sessions throughout Kansas during October. The beef checkoff-funded sessions will provide beef producers and veterinarians with up-to-date standards and technologies to improve animal welfare and food safety. The training sessions will be led by Dan Thomson, DVM, PhD; Chris Reinhardt, PhD; and Dave Rethorst, DVM; all of the Beef Cattle Institute.

The meetings are scheduled as follows:

October 1 – Leavenworth County Fairgrounds, Tonganoxie - 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

October 2 – JC Livestock Sales, Junction City – 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

October 7 – Fort Scott Livestock Market, Fort Scott – 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

October 9 – Overbrook Livestock Commission Company, Overbrook – 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Producers and veterinarians will receive Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) training and information relevant to the cow-calf, stocker and feedlot industry segments; animal husbandry best management practices; and downed animal care and humane euthanasia training. In addition, stockmanship principles and low-stress cattle-handling techniques will be studied. All producers and veterinarians who attend will earn BQA certification. BQA certification is valid for three years.

Each workshop is free of charge and includes a complimentary meal. Pre-registration one week or more prior to the event is requested. You may pre-register by contacting the Beef Cattle Institute at 785-532-4844 or kjoliver@vet.ksu.edu. Walk-in attendees are welcome, but are not guaranteed a meal.

The Beef Cattle Institute was founded in 2007 to provide beef industry stakeholders with the most current education, research and outreach available in the beef industry. The BCI offers certificates and tools to aid producers in managing a successful beef business.

The Kansas Beef Council administers the $1-per-head beef checkoff in Kansas. Funds are used for research, educational activities and promotion of beef and beef products. Twenty-nine cattle producer volunteers from Kansas serve on the executive committee and direct how checkoff funds are utilized.

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KANSAS JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SHOW DRAWS YOUTH FROM ACROSS KANSAS

 (WICHITA) – Youth from across the state have entered 1,733 head of animals for the 82nd annual Kansas Junior Livestock Show (KJLS). A total of 760 4-H and FFA members from 90 counties will show 126 market steers, 308 breeding heifers, 332 market hogs, 131 breeding gilts, 275 market lambs, 220 breeding ewes, 236 meat goats and 105 commercial doe kids. The competition will take place September 19-22 at the Kansas Pavilions in Wichita

    Douglas County leads the state with the most exhibitors, 34, and the largest number of total livestock entries, 75. Youth from this county also have entered the most breeding gilts, 8, and breeding ewes, 14. McPherson County youth have entered the most steers, 10. The largest number of heifers, 21, was entered by Pottawatomie County. The market hog category is led by Franklin County, with 22 entries. The largest number of commercial doe kids entered, 8 head, is a tie between Douglas and Pottawatomie counties. Exhibitors from Labette County entered the most market lambs and meat goats, with 16 head and 12 head, respectively. 

    When the competition is complete, grand and reserve steers, hogs, lambs and goats will sell during the KJLS Auction of Champions, September 22 at 7:00 p.m. The public is welcome and encouraged to support the event by bidding on livestock in the live auction. In many cases, exhibitors of the winning animals use the money earned from the auction to help fund their college educations and buy next year’s livestock projects.

    Prior to the auction, KJLS will present a number of scholarships ranging from $750 to $2,500 to exhibitors who have excelled academically, in community service and in 4-H/FFA. A total of $348,600 in scholarships has been presented to 268 KJLS exhibitors since the program’s inception in 1993. Last year, a total of $20,500 was awarded to 12 exhibitors. The scholarship program is funded primarily through private contributions and income generated by the Beefeaters Barbecue held in the Sam Fulco Pavilion prior to the premium sale. Tickets to the barbecue, which will begin at 5:30 p.m., are $65 and can be purchased at the door that evening or in advance by calling Betsy Anderson at (316) 706-9750.

    “KJLS is a great chance for our livestock-producing youth to participate at a higher level of competition and interact with others from throughout the state,” said KJLS President Brian Creager of Emporia. “We invite individuals and businesses to help reward these hard-working young people by attending the Beefeaters Barbecue, participating in the sale or contributing to the scholarship fund.”

    Separate from the selection of species champions, a showmanship contest will be held. The top showman in both the junior and senior divisions of each species will receive a silver belt buckle. Prizes also will be awarded for second through fifth place in each division.

    The Kansas Livestock Foundation (KLF) will sponsor a club calf show and sale during KJLS. Steer and heifer prospects from some of the top club calf producers in the Midwest will be consigned. The event will take place September 20. Sale proceeds will go toward KLF Youth in Agriculture scholarships. 

    The Mid-America Classic Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest also will be held September 20 in conjunction with KJLS. This event, which has been held for more than 30 years, provides college teams the chance to compete in a quality collegiate-level livestock judging contest early in the season.

     KJLS is sponsored by KLA, Kansas State University and the Agri-Business Council of Wichita. In addition to these groups, hundreds of volunteers from across the state help organize and put on the show.

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