catalog

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

��

�� !�"��#Published By:

�� NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPERMIT NO.68 WITCHITA, KS

Inside this Issue

$%&'&(%'��)

Of course cattle aren’t all the same. Neither are mineral and protein supplements. At Vitalix, we combine science, innovation and research with quality, integrity and service to make what we believe is the best line of livestock supplements available.

When you’re looking to get the most from your cow herd, and from your budget, turn to Vitalix for proven, reliable and convenient solutions.

For the complete story, call your local Vitalix dealer, 800.423.8827or visit Vitalix.com.

800-423-TUBS | Vitalix.com

All cattle are the same and all tubs are equal. Right?

�

��

' '

' '

elttttacllA

' '

ehterae

' '

e mas

' '

' '

' '

tlladna

' '

auqeerasbu

' '

?thgiR.la

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

' '

��

' '

��

' '

' '

' '

24-

' '

�c.xilatiVVi|SBUT-32

' '

�moc

[email protected] www.accelgen.com

Accelerated Genetics

Gerald Feikema, District Sales Mgr. 605.695.1459Harold Miller, Regional Beef Specialist 970.481.3921Gary Auch, Lesterville 605.660.5708Dennis Comer, Phillips 308.380.6315Bull Barn Genetics, Stapleton 308.587.2348Kevin Fuchs, Oxford 308.991.2639Brock Olson, Newport 402.340.1454Aaron Simonson, Mullen 308.546.7075

To place a semen order or for more information contact your nearest Accelerated Genetics representative:

calving ease and014AN00323 Sitz

DASH 10277

more014AN00361 V D A R

REALLY WINDY 4097

014AN00359 Connealy

IN FOCUS 4925

CED BW WW YW Milk

Marb RE $B

CED BW WW YW Milk

Marb RE $B

CED BW WW YW Milk

Marb RE $B

�� Dash offers calving ease without sacrificing growth

�� A moderate framed, deep sided, easy moving bull who should sire efficient, easy keeping females.

�� Dam is from the famous Everelda Entense cow family.

Upward x EmblazonReg. #: 15656868

Really Windy 1205 x Enterprise 2059

Reg. #: 15776681

�� Offers an outcross pedigree for today�s cattlemen.

�� His calves are born light, vigorous and unassisted.

In Focus x Bullseye

Reg. #: 15491720

�� Few sires can match In Focus 4925�s spread from BW to WW and YW EPD with strong carcass merit.

calving ease and

�

�

�

�

�

�

calving ease and

�

�

�

�

�

�

calving ease andmore

�

�

�

�

�

�

more

�

�

�

�

�

�

more

�

�

�

�

�

�

calving ease and014AN00361 V D

REALLY WINDY 4097

�

�

�

�

�

�

calving ease andRAAV D

REALLY WINDY 4097

�

�

�

�

�

�

calving ease andmoreREALLY WINDY 4097

�

�

�

�

�

�

more014AN00323 Sitz

DASH

�

�

�

�

�

�

moreSitz

DASH 10277

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

CED BW


�

�

�

�

�

�

WW YW Milk


Reg. #: 15776681

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

014AN00359 Connealy

� Offers an outcross pedigree for today�s cattlemen.

� His calves are born light, vigorous and unassisted.

�

�

�

�

�

�

Connealy

CED

+15

BW

b

-2.9

.62 .76

+.16

rMa

.41

Offers an outcross pedigree for today�s cattlemen.

His calves are born light, vigorous and unassisted.

�

�

�

�

�

�

WW

+60

YW Milk

RE

+102 +22

.65 .62 .24

+.09

$B

+41.15

.36 f 07/20/2011s oofA

�

�

�

�

�

�

CED

+14

BW WW

b

-.9

.68 .85

+.37

rMa

.44

�

�

�

�

�

�

WW

+51

YW Milk

RE

+93 +27

.78 .74 .23

+.60

$B

+55.17

.41 f 07/20/2011s oofA

�

�

�

�

�

�

014AN00359 Connealy

IN FOCUS 4925

�

�

�

�

�

�

Connealy

IN FOCUS 4925

In Focus x Bullseye

Reg. #: 15491720

�

�

�

�

�

�

IN FOCUS 4925

In Focus x Bullseye

Reg. #: 15491720

�

�

�

�

�

�

� Dash offers calving ease without sacrificing growth


�

�

�

�

�

�

Dash offers calving ease without sacrificing growth


�

�

�

�

�

�� Few sires can match In Focus 4925�s spread from BW to WW and YW EPD with

�

�

�

�

�

� b

CED

+10

BW

+.4

.58 .78

+.58

rMa

Reg. #: 15491720

Few sires can match In Focus 4925�s spread from BW to WW and YW EPD with

�

�

�

�

�

� RE

WW

+68

YW Milk

15+1 +33

.68 .65 .27

+.43

$B

+70.53

Reg. #: 15491720

�

�

�

�

�

�

� A moderate framed, deep sided, easy moving bull who should sire efficient, easy keeping females.

� Dam is from the famous Everelda Entense cow family.

�

�

�

�

�

�

A moderate framed, deep sided, easy moving bull who should sire efficient, easy keeping

Dam is from the famous Everelda Entense cow family.

�

�

�

�

�

�

Gerald Feikema, District Sales MgrHarold Miller

Auch, Gary Dennis ComerBull Barn Genetics, StapletonKevin Fuchs, OxfordBrock Olson, NewportAaron Simonson, Mullen

o place TTo

WW and YW EPD with strong carcass merit.

�

�

�

�

�

�

.Gerald Feikema, District Sales Mgr, Regional Beef Specialist Harold Miller

Lesterville, PhillipsDennis Comer

Bull Barn Genetics, StapletonKevin Fuchs, OxfordBrock Olson, NewportAaron Simonson, Mullen

o place a semen order or for more information contact your nearest

.43WW and YW EPD with strong carcass merit.

�

�

�

�

�

�

605.695.1459970.481.3921605.660.5708308.380.6315308.587.2348308.991.2639402.340.1454308.546.7075

Accelerated Genetics representative:o place a semen order or for more information contact your nearest

.38 f 07/20/2011s oofA

�

�

�

�

�

�

[email protected]

.accelgen.comwww

Accelerated Genetics representative:

Entense cow family.

�

�

�

�

�

�

Entense cow family.

2 • Nebraska Angus News • November - December 2011

for printing your production salecatalogs and discounts on advertis-ing items such as caps, cups, pens,magnets, etc. Contact me for moreinformation on how to take advan-tage of these benefits. As always, keep up to datewith Association news at our web-site www.nebraskaangus.org.Until Next Time…

Our Mail Box:Our Mail Box:

Angus Board and Members,Thank you for the monetary

memorial gift given in Wayne’smemory. It will be used withinthe Angus organization. We ap-preciate your thoughtfulness. The Wayne Schurr FamilyJohn L. and KayMarty, Shelly, Adayln & GavonRyan and Kari

Dear FFA Friends,On behalf of the 143 FFA

chapters and 6700+ FFA mem-bers of Nebraska I would like tosincerely thank you for support-ing FFA members for the 2011Nebraska State Fair.

As part of the FFA Team ofsponsors, you helped provide t-shirts, trophies, halters, sweat-shirts, gift certificates, jackets,cash awards, scholarship oppor-tunities, and best of all, memo-ries for years to come!

Sincerely,

Kent ZellerFFA SuperintendentNebraskaState Fair

On the Job…

EditorialEditorialBy: Suzy Hebbert, NAA Secretary

Our Association's busy Fallschedule is nearly at anend. September found us

involved with our show at theState Fair, setting up a booth atHusker Harvest Days and travel-ing throughout Southwest Ne-braska on our Annual Angus Tour.As always, we saw great cattle, en-joyed time with old acquaintancesand made new friends. Upcoming on December10th, will be our Annual Meetingand Banquet in Kearney at theHoliday Inn. We have Dr. MattSpangler set to talk to us about en-hanced DNA tests, what they cantell us about our breeding pro-grams and which ones (if any) weneed to run in on our cattle. TrentLoos will be our featured speakerat our banquet. It should be agreat day and evening. And don'tforget we'll have our NebraskaProducer of the Year and PioneerAward winner presentations alsoduring the banquet. Check out theschedule on page 5. One of the biggest changes forthe coming year is a decrease, yesthat's right a decrease in advertis-ing rates for our members. It isn'toften these days that you hearabout prices going down for anygoods or services we use in ourbusiness and I am excited to pres-ent the new advertising prices onpage 2. I hope you all are able totake advantage of these new rates.Please contact me by December 1,2011 to reserve your space in theJan-Feb 2012 issue of the NebraskaAngus News. Our magazines and your cata-logs printed by our new printerMTZ Media are posted on the web-site www.livestockdirect.net at noadditional charge. We also haveadditional membership benefitsfrom our printer...discount rates

SIZE MEMBER NON MEMB.SIZE MEMBER NON MEMB.Full pageFull page $375$375 $550$5502/3 Page2/3 Page $300$300 $440$4401/2 Page1/2 Page $250$250 $360$3601/3 Page1/3 Page $190$190 $275$2751/4 Page1/4 Page $160$160 $220$2201/8 Page1/8 Page $90$90 $125$125

COLOR RATESCOLOR RATES$55 per color up to three colors on full page$55 per color up to three colors on full pageand 2/3 page ads - total cost on three addiand 2/3 page ads - total cost on three addi --tional colors is $165. For 1/2 page ads ortional colors is $165. For 1/2 page ads orsmaller, the cost is $30 per color up to threesmaller, the cost is $30 per color up to threecolorscolors

CC ONTRACTONTRACT AA DVERTISINGDVERTISING

DD ISCOUNTSISCOUNTS AAVAIL ABLEVAIL ABLE

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:Suzy Hebbert, Editor ~ 308/577-6700

[email protected]

Jan/Feb Issue ~ Deadline: Dec. 1

March/April Issue ~ Deadline: Feb 1

Aug/Sept Issue ~ Deadline: July 1

Holiday Issue ~ Deadline: Oct 15

On the Cover:“Aw Mom....”

Photo taken by DebraSitz, Burwell, NE,

Official Publication of the Nebraska Angus Association

Inside this IssueInside this Issue

2 0 1 1 N e b r a s k a A n g u s T o u r

2 0 1 1 N e b r a s k a A n g u s T o u r

A n n u a l M e e t i n g P r e v i e wA n n u a l M e e t i n g P r e v i e w

November - December 2011

November - December 2011

Change Service Requested

Published By:

Nebraska Angus Association

PO Box 150 • Ashby, NE 69333

NON-PROFIT

ORGANIZATION

U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDPERMIT NO.68

WITCHITA, KS

11 Nov_Dec Covers_Layout 1 11/8/11 10:31 AM Page 1

Inside this IssueInside this IssueUpdates ............................................4AAA Board Update ............................6Neb Jr. Winter Angus Show ..............8Junior Viewpoint ................................72011 Neb Angus Tour ................11,12Sale Calendar ................................13


NEBRASKAANGUS

ASSOCIATION

Please send form and check to:

Nebraska Angus Association % Suzy Hebbert, Secretary/Manager

PO Box 150 • Ashby, NE 69333

Membership FormName ________________________________________________Business or Operation __________________________________Address ______________________________________________City__________________________________________________State _______________________Zip ______________________Phone________________________________________________E-mail________________________________________________Website ($25 charge for including on our website) ______________________

Please indicate directions for your farm or ranch and any otherinformation you would like printed in the next breeder’s directory

_________________________________________________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________

Annual dues are $60 plus .50 cents per head for animals registered during the previous year.

BASE DUES $60 __________Plus .50/head __________Website listed ($25) __________TOTAL __________

I would like to receive the Nebraska Angus NewsI already receive the Nebraska Angus News

Accuracy breeds certainty.The IGENITY® profile for Angus is helping bring certainty to Angus breeding. It gives breeders the information they need to make more confident and informed decisions.

Available exclusively through the American Angus Association, this DNA profile provides a comprehensive picture of key economically important traits that can help improve the performance of your herd. And, with more accurate Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs), you can take some of the risk out of selecting young animals. It’s a powerful tool to move your operation forward.

For more information, contact the American Angus Association

®IGENITY and the IGENITY logo are registered trademarks of Merial Limited. ©2011 Merial Limited, Duluth, GA. All rights reserved.


Nebraska Angus Association

PresidentLori Wagner, Genoa

308/536-2975

Vice PresidentRandy Pettera, McCook

308/345-2516

Secretary/ManagerSuzy Hebbert, Ashby

308/577-6700

Past PresidentLemoyne Dailey, Thedford

308/645-2712

Commercial DirectorKenny Pelster, Bartlett

402/843-2463

West DirectorJake Scott, Gordon

308/360-3223

North DirectorLes Hall, Bassett402/684-3845

Central DirectorKory Ostrand, Mason City

308/732-3201

South DirectorDru Uden, Franklin

308/425-9929

Northeast DirectorClayton Glause, Fremont

402/721-8122

Southeast DirectorTrevor Lienemann, Princeton

402/560-0288Material appearing in this issue may be reprinted only

with written permission of the Nebraska Angus Association.The Nebraska Angus News and the Nebraska Angus

Association is obligated and reserves the right to reject anyrequest for advertising space which would not serve the best

interest of our membership. Any rejection is not intended as a reflection upon the subject of the advertisement.

Louisville, KY - Arlen Sawyer ofBassett, Nebraska was re-elected tothe National Angus AssociationBoard of Directors at the 2011 Na-tional Angus Convention held inLouisville, KY. Sawyer will serve asecond three year term as Director.More than 300 elected delegatesfrom 43 states, Canada and theDistrict of Columbia representedAmerican Angus Associationmembers and conducted the busi-ness of the Association during theannual meeting and election. Themeeting was at the Kentucky Fairand Exposition Center (KFEC) inconjunction with the North Ameri-can International Livestock Exposi-tion (NAILE) Super-Point Roll ofVictory (ROV) Angus Show.

Arlen and his wife, Becky, areowners of A&B Cattle locatedsouth of Bassett in the north-cen-tral Sandhills of Nebraska andhave two children, Jessica andAdam. After graduating fromSouth Dakota State University(SDSU), Arlen accepted the posi-tion of manager of the 700-headregistered cow herd at K Plus

Angus Ranch. From 1984 to 1990,Arlen and Becky purchased ranch-land in Rock County, Neb., and ex-panded their own cow herd. Theyestablished “A&B Cattle” in fall1990.

Through the years, Arlen hasjudged numerous regional and na-tional livestock events and is amember of the Nebraska AngusAssociation, Nebraska Cattlemenand the Sandhill Cattle Associa-tion. He is a past president of theNebraska Angus Association andthe Area II Region of the NebraskaCattlemen. He has served on theNebraska Cattlemen’s Classicboard of directors and on the BeefAdvisory Council to the BlackHills Stock Show. He has served asadvisor to the Nebraska JuniorAngus Association.

Locally, he has served as atwo-term president of the BassettCountry Club, was a board mem-ber of the district FmHA, and is anactive member of the Holy CrossCatholic Church in Bassett, wherehe served as president of theParish Council.

Arlen Sawyer Re-Elected National Angus Association Director

UpdatesUpdates

Husker Harvest Days

The Nebraska Angus Association members were pleased with crowds during this year's event.Cooler, wet weather on the third day detoured some crowd goers but our members were pleasedoverall with their experience this year. Members who exhibited cattle under the "Big Top" includedOstrand Angus of Mason City; Carl Dethlefs & Sons of Rockville; Pettera Angus of McCook; LazyBlack Diamond Angus Ranch of Palmer and S Diamond Angus of Henderson.


Annual Meeting and Banquet Set for December 11thHoliday Inn – Kearney, NE – December 10, 2011

2:00 - 2:30 p.m. Registration2:30 - 3:00 p.m. - Dr. Matt Spangler, Assistant Professor, UNL Animal Science Dept. "Genomics: Interpreting What

We Have and Planning For the Future"3:00 - 3:45 p.m. - Dr. Spangler answers membership questions on enhanced DNA tests3:45 - 4:00 p.m. - Break4:00 - 5:00 p.m. - Annual Meeting5:00 - 6:00 p.m. - Break to set up for Banquet6:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Cash Bar7:00 - 8:30 p.m. - Banquet (Prime Rib Meal - $35/person)

Presentation of Nebraska Angus Pioneer Award WinnersPresentation of Nebraska Angus Producer of the Year2012-2013 Directory Premium Page AuctionNeb Jr. Angus Ass'n Semen Auction

8:30 p.m. - Featured Entertainment - Trent Loos of Loos TalesA block of rooms has been reserved at the Holiday Inn at Kearney, NE. Rooms in the block will be available until November 18, 2011 at the rate of $89.95 + tax. After that date room rates

will rise to their normal rate of $129.95 + tax. Contact the Holiday Inn for room reservations at 308-237-5971. Request the Nebraska Angus Association "block" for your room.

Third Annual Winter Angus Heifer Show (Contact: Cheyenne Lovette, Show Chair (402) 756-1011 or Michaela Clowser, Sec/Treas H(402) 643-9533 C(402) 641-2883

December 11, 2011 - Buffalo County Fairgrounds – Kearney, NE - 9:00 a.m.

Nebraska Angus Association % Suzy Hebbert, Secretary/Manager • PO Box 150 • Ashby, NE 69333

NEBRASKA ANGUS ASSOCIATION

IGENITY® is changing the way you see your herd. Get the inside scoop with this easy-to-understand DNA profiling tool that gives you an earlier, more accurate look at your herd’s potential. Talk with an advisor from IGENITY today to get started.

®IGENITY and the IGENITY Logo are registered trademarks of Merial. ©2011 Merial Limited, Duluth, GA. All rights reserved. MEGLIGEN4529 (09/10)

let’s chat.

want the inside information

on your herd?

Rick PfortmillerNatoma, Kan.(785) [email protected]: Kansas and Nebraska

Clint, Suzy, Ed & Joe HebbertAshby, NE 69333 • 308/577-6392

E. D. ANGUS

Bulls Sired bySAV Bismarck 5682 • SAV Final Answer 0035

TC Aberdeen 759 • Simonson Main Event 8427

Selling 15 Yearling Angus Bullsby Private Treaty in 2012 Sale begins Feb. 5th!

SAV Bismarck 5682

SAV Final Answer 0035

TC Aberdeen 759Contact us for your

sale book today!308-577-6392 or [email protected]


Dear Angus Friends,

American Angus Board UpdateAmerican Angus Board UpdateBy: Arlen Sawyer, AAA Board Member

Iwould like to thank the Ne-braska Angus Associationboard of directors and its mem-

bers for their unanimous endorse-ment of my re-election to theAmerican Angus Associationboard of directors. The Ne-braskans that have previouslyserved on this board have set ahigh standard of excellence and Iwant to thank them for their out-standing service!

The experience of these pastthree years on this board havemade it even more evident to mewhat makes our breed and our as-sociation the envy of the rest of thepurebred industry. It is you, themembership. The AmericanAngus Association is not just abrick building in St. Joseph, Mis-souri. The American Angus Asso-ciation is 30,000 junior and regularmembers across this nation. It isthis great membership that has al-ways been willing to improve andadvance this breed of cattle, oftenwhen the rest of the beef industryis going in a different direction.

I am reminded of an observa-tion by our friend, Dave Nicholswhen he said that in 1492 most ofthe people in the world believedthat the earth was flat. Christo-pher Columbus didn't argue withthem or try to convince them thatthe earth was round, he just goton a boat. That is what our mem-bers have been willing to do forseveral decades and continue to doso. For more than 75 years thisbreed took a back seat to white-faced cattle, and in the mid-1970'sto the continental breeds. With theperseverance of our membershiplook at the number of Angus bullsused today!

Brent Eichar of Certified AngusBeef used a quote of Henry Ford'sonce in a presentation that I like.After Henry Ford invented theModel T he said, "You cannotmerely rely on what your cus-tomers tell you they want. If I hadasked people what they wanted,they probably would have said a

faster horse." When the popularbelief of the time was to reduce thestandards for beef quality, ourmembership forged forward witha branded beef program that inthis last fiscal year sold over 800million pounds of Certified AngusBeef.

For over 50 years our member-ship has worked at developing themost envied database and reliableperformance information in thebeef industry. We are now usinggenomic technology to reach evengreater accuracy in breedingAngus cattle. All this could nothave been accomplished withoutthe dedication of a talented staff inall of our association entities, cou-pled with the insight and willing-ness of this membership to use thetechnology. An 'ol boy back homealways says that in America one isonly limited by two things....imag-ination and ambition. I don't thinkthere has ever been a shortage oftraits in Angus breeders.

We have a lot to look forwardto in this industry. Cattle pricesare at all time highs. The wholebeef industry is benefiting fromour determination in breeding cat-tle that meet CAB standards. Thishas generated a higher qualityend-product that I believe is thedriving force increasing consumerdemand. We are being rewardedfor these efforts as the choice-selectspread , been steadily increasingthis fall currently exceeding $18.00.The success of today's beef indus-try is focused on quality!

J. Paul Getty was once askedfor his formula to success...riseearly, work hard and it doesn'thurt to strike oil. Since we can't al-ways rely on luck, we have tohope that our association will con-tinue to provide members with thetechnology and tools to helpachieve even greater heights whilegrooming the next generation tobuild on our success.

It has been a honor for me toserve on your national board of di-rectors these past three years. I

WANTEDThe Nebraska Angus News is in searchof photos from around Nebraska fromour fellow Angus Breeders! We wouldlove to see them and publish some in

our magazine and maybe on the Cover!

If you have a picture of your place oryour Angus herd please send to:

[email protected]

Photos must be high resolution (300dpi or better) and at least 8 inches wide.

��

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �

��

��

��

Witchita, KS

Published By:

Nebraska Angus Assn. PO Box 150, Ashby, NE 69333

Non-Profit

Organization

U.S. PostagePAID

Permit No.68

Witchita, KS

pledge to served with the dignityand diligence that you should de-mand and definitely deserve.Please call if you have any con-cerns.

Thank you.

Arlen J. Sawyer


Ihope that you all are enjoy-ing this fall weather and har-vest season as much as I am!

I’m sure all of you juniors aregetting excited for the begin-ning of the upcoming show sea-son and the time has come topick out some projects for nextyear. As many of you know,there is more to the NationalJunior Angus Show than justthe livestock exhibits. There arealso contests for public speak-ing, photography, and postersfor individuals to compete in sokeep that in mind as we headinto the new year. Some of theprojects like the photographyand posters do not require youto actually attend the show.Junior Nationals always seemsto sneak up on you and it’ssometimes difficult to quicklystart and finish some of thoseindividual projects the week be-fore (or day before in somecases) the due date! It’s nevertoo early to start thinking aboutthose projects!

Congratulations to everyonethat was successful at the Ne-braska State Fair! There were alot of familiar Angus faces inthe Cattle Barn and it was greatto catch up with friends that weonly get to see at the showsthroughout the year! We had agreat turn out at our State Fairmeeting in September.

Hello Angus Friends!

Junior ViewpointJunior Viewpoint

Nebraska JuniorAngus Association

2011-2012Officers & Directors

PresidentMelissa Keyes

Springfield, NE • 402/253-8360

1st Vice PresidentTyler Bennett

Beemer, NE • 402/518-0199

2nd Vice PresidentMaci Lienemann

Princeton, NE • 402/560-0288

Secretary/TreasurerMichaela Clowser

Milford, NE • 402/643-9533

HistorianMichelle Keyes


DirectorJenny Keyes


DirectorJud Hoffschneider

Arlington, NE • 402/654-3693

DirectorSavannah Schafer

Nehawka, NE • 402/235-2658

Advisors:Craig & Steph Schafer

9320 84th Street, Nehawka, NE 68413402/235-2658

Dale & Lynnette Nelson11402 W Fletcher Ave. Lincoln, 68524

402/ 796-2686

Craig & Laurie Dethlefs13947 W Power Rd, North Platte, NE

69101 308/368-7660

By: Melissa Keys, NJAA President

We discussed having a showin Kearney in December andplans are in the works for that!This show will be December11th at 9 AM. The show will beopen to all bordering states andNorth Dakota. Everyone mustbring their own bedding and itwill be a “blow and go.” Re-member that Kearney is in abrand inspection area and if youare from out of the inspectionarea you will need to bringproof of ownership. There is ablock of rooms available at theHoliday Inn in Kearney thatwill be held until November18th. After November 18th youcan still book rooms at the regu-lar rate. Be on the lookout formore information and entryforms that will be available onthe Nebraska Junior Anguswebsite and through Facebook.

If you haven’t already, youshould add the Nebraska JuniorAngus Association as a friendon Facebook so you can keep upto date with everything that isgoing on with our group! Goodluck picking out those new proj-ects and hope to see you inKearney! Yours,Melissa Keyes


2011 Nebraska Junior Angus Winter Angus Show

Entry Form Early Entries Due December 4, 2011

December 11, 2011 -- Kearney, NE -- Buffalo County Fairgrounds

Exhibitor�s Name: __________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________

City: _________________________________State: __________ Zip: ________________________

Home phone number: (______)__________________ Cell Phone (______)____________________

Exhibitor�s E-mail Address ___________________________________________________________ *Heifers (2010 and 2011 Angus Heifers)

Birth Date Registration # Tattoo LE RE

Name of Animal Bred and Owned or

Owned

*Steers (2011 Angus Steers)

Birth Date Registration # Tattoo LE RE

Name of Animal

Number of head:___________X $20 (Before December 4, 2011) = _________________ (Total due) Number of head:___________X $30 (After December 4, 2011) = _________________ (Total due) Please make checks payable to: Nebraska Junior Angus Association

Send entry form and payment to: Nebraska Jr. Angus Association

Michaela Clowser, Sec/Treas 2676 Holdrege Rd. Milford, NE 68405

Cheynne Lovette, Show Chair (402) 756-1011

Michaela Clowser, Sec/Treas

(402) 643-9533 home (402) 641-2883 cell


Sandpoint Cattle Co. Female Sale

Herd City: Lodgepole, NE USAuctioneer: Steve Dorran

Sale Location: Chappell, NEUS Sale Mgr: American

Angus Hall of FameSale Date: 11/7/2011API

Rep: Matt Printz 230 Total Registered Females230 Total Registered Live Lots230 Reported Sale Total Gross: $516,750.00 Average: $2,246.00

Top Open CowLot 20 - A Plus SPT Blackcap 3168 -

$7,500 - Buyer: DK Ranches OakdaleCA Sire Name: Leachman Right Time

Lot 21 - Callaways Blackcap 0803 -$7,500 - Buyer: Deer Valley FarmsFayetteville TN Sire Name: BCCBuswacker 41-93

Lot 26 - Whitestone Blackcap V283 -$6,250 - Buyer: DK Ranches OakdaleCA Sire Name: SAV 8180 Traveler004

Top Fall PairLot 1 - C&H Ever Entense 6156 - $8,250

- Buyer: Paradise Farm Land and Cattle Caledon ON CN Sire Name:GAR Retail Product

Lot 54 - Sandpoint Emblynette 6932 -$7,500 - Buyer: Carl Tessmer Earlham IA Sire Name: SAV 8180Traveler 004

Sale Report

Call today to reserve your ad space for the

January /February Issue

FOR MORE INFORMATION:

Suzy Hebbert, Sect.308/577-6700

[email protected]

Nebraska Junior Angus Association

SEMEN AUCTIONDate: Saturday Dec 10, At the Nebraska Angus Ass’n Banquet, Holiday Inn @ Kearney, NE ~ 7 pm

EARLY CONSIGNMENTSINCLUDE LOTS FROM:

ABS • GENEXSANDPOINT CATTLE CO

WHITESTONE-KREBS

For a complete up to date list of semen available contact:Michaela Clowser - Semen Auction Chair402-643-9533 or [email protected] any of these Semen Auction Committee MembersMaci Lienemann, Aliesha Dethlefs, and Cheyenne Lovett

THE COMMITTEE ISAWAITING

COMMITMENTS FROM MORE PRODUCERS!

Spring Valley Ranch & Cattle

Annual Bull Sale

on Friday, December 2, 2011, at 1:00 p.m., CST

at the Burwell, Nebraska Livestock ExchangeLunch will be available from 11:45 a.m.

until the Sale begins

Featuring:26 eighteen-month old registered Angus bulls

(that represent some of the Ranch's best genetics)

6 senior registered Angus herdsires

25 replacement commercial heifers

(sired by the senior herdsires offered for sale)

Ben or Sherry Andrews(402) 684-3308

Frank Taylor(612) 747-4400

Email: [email protected]

www.svr-angus.com

Please Contact us directly with any questions!

The 10 producers who registered the most Angusbeef cattle in the state of Nebraska recorded a total of5256 Angus with the American Angus Association®during fiscal year 2011, which ended Sept. 30, ac-cording to Bryce Schumann, CEO of the AmericanAngus Association.

The 10 top recorders in Nebraska are: Sand PointCattle Co, Lodgepole, 1078-head; Connealy AngusRanch, Whitman, 978; Rodney Gray, Harrison, 551;Flag Ranch LLC, Scottsbluff, 523; Judson Baldridge,North Platte, 396-head; TC Ranch Inc., Franklin, 385;Wagonhammer Angus Ranch, Albion, 381; WindmillRanch, Haigler, 340; Ericson Registered Angus, Eric-son, 313-head; Kent Smith, Bassett, 311.

Angus breeders across the nation in 2011 regis-tered 294,975 head of Angus cattle. “Our year-endstatistics continue to demonstrate strong demand forAngus genetics and solidify our long-held positionas a leader in the beef cattle industry,” Schumannsaid. “These results underscore our members’ com-mitment to providing genetic solutions to the beefcattle industry.”

The American Angus Association, headquarteredin Saint Joseph, Mo., is the largest beef registry asso-ciation in the world in terms of both annual registra-tions and active members. For more informationabout the Angus breed go to www.angus.org.

AMERICAN ANGUS ASSN. ANNOUNCESTHE TEN NEBRASKA BREEDERS WHO

REGISTERED THE MOST ANGUS


Imperial, Nebraska served asheadquarters for the 2011 Ne-braska Angus Tour September

23rd-24th. The two day event at-tracted a nice crowd which viewedthe cattle on this year's annualevent. Bear Mountain Angus Ranchand Chrisman Family Cattlehosted a kickoff evening meal atthe Bear Mountain Angus Sale fa-cility West of Palisade. Brian andTiffany Stoller hosted a great mealand had a variety of cattle on dis-play - from females that will befeatured in their November sale tosome of their newest genetics.Travis and Kelli Chrisman hadsome fall pairs on display fromtheir operation. Kelli also dis-played some of the sale catalogsshe has produced in her graphicarts business CCS Print Design. On Friday morning the tourwound its way Southwest of Impe-rial to Haigler and a breakfast stopat Windmill Angus. There Alexand Joan Peterson and their crewwelcomed the tour goers, their cat-tle on display and a mini heifer se-lection contest. The winner of thecontest was awarded 10 or 20straws to their herd sire TC Forth-right 9284. From Windmill AngusRanch, the tour headed Northeasttowards Hayes Center and a lunchstop at Mill Bar Angus. Here Mickand Marlene Cox introduced theirextensive family who are part ofthe operation in various responsi-bilities. Tour goers were treated toa CAB prime rib sandwich lunchand were able to view the Mill Barcattle. From Mill Bar Angus at HayesCenter the tour group headed Easttowards McCook and a stop at Ne-braska Bull Service. At this stopthe visitors were treated to an indepth look at the cattle semen col-lection operation and their newlyadded embryo transfer service. Itwas a great special interest stop forthis year's tour. Heading Southout of McCook towards the Kansasborder, the tour stopped at ElyAngus and their breeding program

on display. The Roger and KarenEly and Jim and Theresa Ely fami-lies had their cattle in top shape fortheir part of the tour. The finalstop of the day was at PetteraAngus just Northeast of McCook.Here the Frontier Angus Farmsowned by Jim and Twila Johnsonand Paul and Gail Johnson familyand Triple CCC Cattle Co. ownedby Bill and Nikki Cappel wereguests of the Pettera's and had cat-tle on display at the last stop of thefirst day. The second day of the tourheaded North out of Imperial anda breakfast stop display thePerkins County Fairgrounds atGrant. Here Huckfeldt-Turner, Vi-sion Angus and Chris Fryzek of 9R Land and Cattle had their breed-ing programs on exhibit for thetour goers. Cattle present at thestop included bull and heifercalves, bred heifers, a herd sire andcommercial pairs from the tourparticipants. It was a great stop tostart off the day.

From Grant, the tour headedNorth to Ogallala, then west on I-80 and stop at Boss Premier Cattle

near Chappell, Nebraska. Here theBoss family greeted the entouragewith a weight guessing contest ontheir herd sire "Prowler". Winnerof the contest received some semenon the bull. From Boss PremierCattle the column of vehiclesheaded Northwest of Chappell toT 4 Livestock. Here JeannetteDean welcomed the tour to theirdisplay of the Angus andSim/Angus breeding program.

The final stop of 2011 was atSandPoint Cattle Co. east ofLodgepole. Here John and LaurieWiddowson and their sons andcrew greeted the tour for a CABlunch. Visitors were welcome toview a variety of cattle in the Sand-Point program including femalesand pairs that were offered in theirNovember sale. The winner of thedonated C.J. Brown print wasTrevor Lienemann of Princeton,NE.

For more highlights and photosof the tour, this year's sponsors orgeneral information about the Ne-

braska Angus Association, visit MORE PHOTOS AVAILABLE @

www.nebraskaangus.org

Southwest Members Host 2011 Tour

2011 Tour SponsorsPrime Rib Club ($1,000 and over)

Certified Angus Beef � Western Plains Veterinary Service New York Strip Club ($500-$999)

Genex � Cache Valley Select Sires � Cappel Sales, Inc. � Frontier Angus Farms � Inten-sive Auto of Madrid � Mix 30 � Nebraska Bull Service � Pfizer Animal Genetics �

Stockman’s FeedRibeye Club ($250 - $499)

21st Century Equipment � ABS – Rowden, Riley & Chrisman Reps � Adams Bank &Trust � American Angus Hall of Fame � AmFirst Bank/Benkelman � AmFirst

Bank/Hayes Center � Farm Credit Services � First Central Bank/McCook � Jeremy &Gail Martin � Mizer Milling/Great Plains Nutrition � Pinnacle Bank � Republican

Valley Vet Clinic � Tri-State Livestock � Westco/AllianceT-Bone Club ($100 - $249)

Ag Valley Coop � Animal Clinic West O, P.C. � Farmers Coop – Ogallala/Brule � FarmBureau/Dustin Weiss � Farmers State Bank/North Platte & Wallace � First National

Bank/Cambridge � Huckfeldt-Turner Angus � Jim Gleason/Agent � Kelley Bean �Larges Cattle Services � Logan’s Angus Farm � Jordan’s Ag & Auto Repair � NebraskaPrintworks � Points West Community Bank/Chappell � Red Willow Animal Clinic �

Ruggles Trailer Sales � St. Francis Mercantile Coop � T 4 Livestock & Hauling �Western Tire Co.

Sirloin Club ($0 - $99)CaLinda’s Pot Shop � C J Brown Studios � Frenchman Valley Coop � Lodge � Ogallala

Livestock Auction, Inc. � Randall Raile � Twin Forks Clinic

Brian Stollerwelcomes thetour to BearMountainAngus and in-troduces hiswife, Tiffany.

Brian Shaffer of Nebraska Bull Service wel-comes the tour to their operation.

Windmill Angus replacement heifers.

Travis Chris-man introduceshis wife Kelliand gives a his-tory of Chris-man FamilyCattle.

Intensive Auto of Madrid (a New York StripClub sponsor) rode along on the tour in this rig.

Bull calves on display at Mill Bar Angus.

Visitors check out these bull calves on displayat Ely Angus.

SandPoint Cattle Co. heifers on display.

Alex Peterson wel-comes the tourto WindmillAngus Ranch.

Mick Cox of Mill Bar Angus introduces hisfamily.

Randy Petterawelcomes thetour to his op-eration and in-troduces hisguests, FrontierAngus Farmsand Triple CCattle Co.

Regional Manager Matt Printzintroduces Jim Ely.

Bill Cappelintroduceshis son andshares hisoperationstory withthe tourgoers.

Paul Johnsonof FrontierAngus Farmsgives a his-tory of hisfamily’s oper-ation.

Chris Fryzekof 9 R Land& Cattle wel-comes thetour to thePerkinsCounty Fair-grounds inGrant.

BrentVieselmeyerof VisionAngus in-troduces hisfamily.

Tom Huckfeldtof Huckfeldt-Turner tellsthe tour goersabout his oper-ation.


Kyle Bossgreets thetour toBoss Pre-mier Cattlestop nearChappell

Matt PrintzintroducesJeanetteDean of T 4Livestock

Paul Dykstra ofCertifiedAngus Beef dis-cussesome of thesales recordsand happeningsat the CertifiedAngus Beefprogram.

John Widdowsonwelcomesthe tour tothe Sand-Point CattleCo. mealstop nearLodgepole.

Tom Huckfeldt, Barb & Bill Risheland Darrel Smith visit at Grant.

Lori Wagner, Neb Angus Ass’n Presidentpresents the Grand Door Prize on this year’stour to Trevor Lienemann of Princeton.

March 24 - Connealy Angus Bull Sale - Whitman

March 26 - Rishel Angus Bull Sale - North Platte

March 27 – Frenzen Angus Bull Sale – Fullerton

March 28 - Nebraska Bull Test Sale - Broken Bow

March 29 - L Bar L Angus Bull Sale - Wallace (Sale @ Imperial)

AprilApril 3 - Daigger - Orr Angus Bull Sale -

North PlatteApril 5 – A & B Angus Bull Sale - BassettApril 6 – Dethlefs/Treffer Angus Bull Sale –

Ravenna (Sale @ Loup City)April 7 – Kraye Angus Bull Sale – Mullen April 12 – Barstow Angus Ranch Bull Sale –

SpringviewApril 13 – Hollman Angus Bull Sale - HallamApril 14 - University of Nebraska Bull Sale -

Lincoln

~A~Accelerated Genetics......................1Ag Industrial Equipment ..............BCAngus Hall of Fame ......................18

~B~Behlen Manufacturing ..................10

~E~E.D. Angus....................................3,5

~F~Flag Ranch ..................................IBC

~N~Nebraska Junior Auction ................9

~P~Pfizer Igenity..................................5,

~S~Spring Valley Ranch......................10

~V~Vitalix ..........................................IFC

Advertisers IndexAdvertisers Index

2011 -2012 Sales & Event Calendar2011November 17 - Sand Dune Cattle Co. Bull

Sale - BurwellNovember 18 – Schurrtop Angus &

Charolais Bull Sale – McCookNovember18 - B-M Angus Female Sale -

KearneyNovember 19 – Bear Mountain Angus

Female Sale – PalisadeNovember 19 – Whitestone-Krebs Fall

Roundup Sale – GordonDecemberDecember 1 – Membership renewal beginsDecember 1 – Jan/Feb 2012 Nebraska

Angus News Ads DUEDecember 1 - Cattlmens Classic Entries Due

(link to this site www.cattlmens.org)December 7-10 – Genex A.I. School –

256-254-90422012January 23 - Martin Angus Ranch Bull Sale-

OgallalaJanuary 26 - Marcy Cattle Co. Bull Sale -

GordonJanuary 27 – Mill Bar Angus Bull Sale –

McCookJanuary 27 - TK Angus Bull Sale - GordonJanuary 28 – Sandage Angus Bull Sale –

RushvilleFebruaryFebruary 1 – March/April Nebraska Angus

News Ads DUEFebruary 4 – Bartos Angus Bull Sale –

VerdigreFebruary 4 - Valley View Angus Bull Sale -

LexingtonFebruary 5 – E.D. Angus Private Treaty Bull

Sale begins - AshbyFebruary 6 – Mike Sitz Angus Bull Sale -

BurwellFebruary 6 – Windmill Angus Ranch Bull

Sale – HaiglerFebruary 8-12- Genex A.I. School -

256-254-9042February 10 - McConnell Angus Bull Sale -

DixFebruary 16 - Kuck Ranch Sale - Bertrand

(Sale @ Lexington)

February 16 - Whitestone-Krebs Bull Sale - Gordon

February 18 – Minert-Simonson Angus Bull Sale - Dunning

February 21 - Cedar Top Ranch Bull Sale - Stapleton (Sale @ Burwell)

February 22 – TC Ranch Bull Sale – FranklinFebruary 23 - Nebraska Cattlemen's Classic

Angus Show & Sale - KearneyFebruary 27 – Derner Angus Ranch Bull Sale

- Bartlett (Sale @ Burwell)February 27 –Foxhoven Angus Bull Sale -

CroftonFebruary 29 – Bear Mountain Angus Bull

Sale – PalisadeMarchMarch 2 – Carl Dethlefs & Sons Bull Sale –

RockvilleMarch 3 - S Diamond Angus Bull Sale -

HendersonMarch 5 – Vision Angus Bull Sale –

North PlatteMarch 6 – Jindra Angus Bull Sale –

CreightonMarch 7 - Hall Ranch Bull Sale - BassettMarch 7 - Sandpoint Cattle Co. - Lodgepole

(Sale @ Chappell)March 9 – Southwest Nebraska Angus Ass’n

Bull Sale - McCookMarch 10 – Snyder Bros Angus Bull Sale –

Paxton (Sale @ Ogallala)March 11 – Lienetics Royale Bull Sale –

Princeton (Sale @ Beatrice)March 12 – Ostrand Angus Bull Sale -

Mason City (Sale @ Kearney)March 12 – Vin-Mar Angus Bull Sale -

Gordon (Sale @ Rushville)March 15 – Benoit Angus Bull Sale –

Esbon, KSMarch 17 - Gardels Lazy Four Angus Bull

Sale - Wilcox (Sale @ Kearney)March 21 - Wagonhammer Angus Bull Sale -

Albion (Sale @ O'Neill)March 23 - Poss Angus Bull Sale - EricsonMarch 23 - Schurrtop Angus & Charolais

Bull Sale - Maywood (Sale @ McCook)

March 23 - Smith Angus Ranch Bull Sale - Bassett

Steve Dorran -Auctioneer81453 Kramer LaneHyannis, NE 69350

760-972-7736 • 403-540-9498

CALL ME!When “thats the way we’ve alwaysdone it” just isn’t good enough anymore... JUST THINK...JUST THINK...

YOUR AD COULD BEHERE!

Call Today!Suzy Hebbert - 308-577-6700


Purebred & Commercial AngusJohn & Laurie Widdowson15175 U.S. Hwy. 30 John’sCell 308/390-5697

Office 308/483-5100Lodgepole, NE 69149

E-mail: [email protected]

“Dutch” & Marian Dethlefs31310 Imperial Rd • Ravenna, NE 68869Ph. 308/452-4147

Craig & Laurie Dethlefs13947 W. Power Rd •

North Platte, NE 69101308/368-7660

DETHLEFS ANGUS RANCH

RegisteredAngus

Since1950

“Where Quality Counts”

Select bulls at Private Treaty anytime.For details contact Loy (308) 894-6394 or Kevin at (308) 894-8735

Loy Glause Family379 Hwy. 92 • Palmer, NE 68864

Lazy Black Diamond RanchRegistered Angus Since 1951

Bred for fertility, calving ease, maternal, disposition, growth,

carcass, and conformation.

Check our our website: www.abcattle.com

Annual Production Sale - March 27, 2012Females & Club Calves for Sale Private Treaty

www.frenzencattle.com

FRENZEN ANGUS“More Pounds - More Profit”

50802 N. Edgewood Rd.

Fullerton, NE 68638

Galen Frenzen •(308) 536-2069

Cell: (308)550-0237

Mick Cox & Family73786 Ave. 356 • Hayes Center, NE

Phone (308) 286-3416 • Cell (308) 340-4332E-Mail: [email protected]

Performance Tested

& Carcass Evaluated

Angus Cattle

Jerry & Gary DethlefsAnnual Production Sale 1st Friday in March

78009 S. River Rd. - Rockville, NE 68871 - 308/372-3200www.dethlefsangus.com

Jorgensen FarmsA maternal bull that works

on all breeds of heifers

Bovine Elite, LLC - 800-786-4066Genetic Horizons - 800-443-6389

Cattle Visions - 800-774-0437

Kellen & Klaire Jorgensen311 Rd U • Exeter, NE 68351

(402) 366-9475

Aberdeen#15561211

“The Magazine for Cowboys and Kids”

RANDY RASBYP.O. Box 581 • Sutherland, NE 69165

Phone (308) 386-4857 • Mobile (308-539-6195

Annual Bull SaleApril 5, 2012

Females For Sale Private Treaty

Arlen & Becky Sawyer44718 873rd Rd • Bassett, NE 68714402/684-2371 - Fax 402/684-2848

Mobile 402/760-0232


Tim & Kim Marlatt7070 130 TrailGordon, NE 69343(308) [email protected]

Herd Sires – Connealy Deep Canyon, SAF Strategy, SydGen Bullet, SydGen Mandate, Connealy Concrete, San Dan Triple Threat (Dark Red Charolais)A.I. Sires – Net Worth, CAR Duke, Final Answer, Sitz Upward 307R

“Breeding for the Performance Minded Cattleman”

Twin Mills Angus RanchRegistered and Commercial Angus Cattle

Richard and Randy Nelson1 3/4 miles West and 3/4 mile South of

Ansley, NE 68814

~ Visitors Always Welcome ~

~ Private Treaty Cattle For Sale ~

Phone: (308) 935-1139

Jay Wolf Family, Owners402/395-2178Box 548 • Albion, NE 68620www.wagonhammer.comEmail: [email protected] Benes, Sales402/395-6962 • Cell: 402/649-2719

BM AngusJeff Meradith • Bryan & Diane Buss

1710 Hwy. 81 • York, NE

402/362-2471www.bmangus.com

Female Sale Nov 19th, 2011 @ Kearney - 1 p.m.

WAGONHAMMER RANCHESWAGONHAMMER RANCHESHAS THE PROGRAM YOU CAN COUNT ON

The Total Performance Brand

S Diamond AngusIn pursuit of excellence in both reds and blacks,where the only extreme we pursue is extremely

well balanced.Kim, Lindy, Samantha &

Kendall Siebert108 Road 3

Henderson, NE 68371Ph. 402/723-4376

S

Sonderup AngusBull, Heifer, and Embryos

for Sale Private Treaty

Lori Wagner 308/536-2975 cell: 308/550-0349

Annual Bull Sale - January 27, 2012

Benoit AngusBULL SALE ~ MARCH 15, 2012

“Third Thursday in March”

Everett & Bonnie Benoit621 Hwy 61 • Esbon, KS 66941

(785) 725-3231 • (888) 870-2855

Chad Benoit • (785) 725-3005

Doug & Michelle Benoit • (785) 725-6211

[email protected]

Pettera AngusRandy & Desree Pettera

38699 Drive 718

McCook, NE 69001

308-345-2516

Bred for Quality not Quantity

www. mikesitzangus.com31155 State Highway 22 • Genoa, Nebraska 68640


JOIN US AT THESE EXCITING SALES!

January7-Nebraska Cornhusker Angus

Sale, at the Auction Market,Fairbury, NE

27-Mill Bar Angus 13th AnnualProduction Sale, Hayes Cen-ter, sale at McCook, NE

29-Jauer Dependable GeneticsAngus Sale, Hinton, IA

November18-Evenson Angus Complete Cow

Herd Dispersal, Hettinger, ND,sale at Lemmon, SD

19-RV Bar Annual Performance-Tested Bull and Female Sale,Jensen, UT

20-Finley Bros. Cattle Co. Annual Producation Sale, Wyandotte, OK

20-Hedgewood Prairie Angus &Friends Production Sale, Enter-prise, KS

20-Rundles Angus Farm – Warren Rundles 90th Birthday AngusSale, El Paso, IL, Sale at Con-gerville, IL

26-Dameron Angus Production Sale,Lexington, IL

27-Meyerway Angus Cow Herd Dispersal, Rushville, IN

28-Stevenson's Diamond Dot AngusSale, Hobson, Montana

December2-Davis Farms Mature Cow Herd

Dispersal and Performance-Tested Angus Bull Sale, Doe Run,GA

3-Bramblett Angus Bull Sale and Commercial Female Sale, Elber-ton, GA

3-Hoosier Beef Congress AngusSale, Indianapolis, IN

3-Ontario Angus Futurity, Or-angeville, Ontario, CAN

9-The 2011 National Angus FinalsSale Hosted by Whitestone Farm,Las Vegas, NV

15-Beitelspacher Ranch CompleteAngus Dispersal, Bowdle, SD,Sale at Aberdeen, SD

17-Griswold Cattle Co. Classic, Stillwater, OK

Recreational...Ranch Use...

Farm Use...

What’s the real value of a VAL6 heater?• How about saving baby calves from freezing?• Gain advantage over cold-weather risks---Don’t just save ‘em---save their ears,

tails and toes too!• Whether it’s Champion Bulls and Heifers, or your Daily Bread

Mama cows, let VAL6 heat start life right! • Take advantage of deductibility---for Year-End Tax Savings!• Getting your jelled diesel truck rollin’ and back on schedule?• Warming your team to allow for peak performance?• Economical heating for endless uses, plus tax deductible for farm and business• Proven, quality products from true experts in the heating field• Built solid for dependable performance

Our customers tell us that aVAL6 doesn’t cost - it pays!

Current Supplies Limited!Consider a VAL6 before prices go up!

Plus Check Out Our Full Product Line Savings at:

www.agheaters.com

AG & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 800-846-5157 • 402-340-0199Some dealership areas available Contact us now for a dealer near you!

The ad and all images and information layout is the exclusive property of Ag & Industrial Equipment and any reproduction with out written permission is strictly prohibited.

Waste Oil Heaters

Truck & Pickup Bumpers Pressure Washers

catalog

Documents