DlO-Lancaster Farming Saturday, December 7,1991
Polled
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ford Farms. Glenmont, Ohio: and Hurting
Hereford Ranch, Greenwood, Calif., on Mohi
can GK Sugar M79Z, by Beau Donald Rival.
Reserve Senior Heifer Calf Champion:
Riffel on PVF Mis Ghostbuster OGI, by Ghost
Ryder
Reserve Intermediate Champion Haller:
James Smilh. Green Forest, Ark.; John Un
derhill, Dickson, Tenn.; and New Frontier
Farms, Lebanon, MO., on NFG Jezabel, by
NFG Talk of the Town.
Junior Champion Heller; Shawn Patter
son, Bentonville, Ark., on CRR 62U Kelly
030, by Trustmark.
Reserve Champion Junior Heifer: Cody
Lowderman, Macomb, 111., on ACE Sweeties
Gal 154 Z, by BB MSU 15S Wisdom.
Senior Champion Heifer: ACE and Star
lake Properties Inc., Georges Mills, N.H., on
ACE Vmita 667 Y, PHR Chief Executive 2X.
Reserve Senior Champion Heller Mohi
can Polled Hereford Farms on Mohican De
light M94Y, by PHR Chief Executive 2X.
Reserve Champion Cow-Call: Rice &
Sops and Brown on JR LB 621 Cashmere
Yl6O, by WS Approval 621; and heifer calf,
by JR 257 T Rancher Y. 131.
Junior Bull Calf Champion: Glenkirk
Farms and HGA Farms, Elkins, Ark., on GK
HGA Showcase AS, by RB Stamana 719 U.
Reserve Junior Bull Calf Champion; TL
Polled Herefords, Osage City, Kan., on TL
Special Guy 804, by SE SF 4WF 38 Special.
Senior Bull Call Champion: Skaggs
Farms, Hernando, Miss.; Holly Creek Farm,
Newnan, Ga.; and Four Winds on SF HCF
4WF Warrior Z7O, by Tex Prime Time.
Reserve Senior Bull Call Champion:
William McMurtrie, Harvest, Ala., and Walker
Polled Hereford Farm, Morrison. Tenn., on
WPHF MCM Rant-N-Rave, by GK LLB Rave.
Reserve Intermediate Champion Bull:
Michigan State University, East Lansing.
Mich.; Oklahoma State University, Stillwater,
Okla; Blakley Polled Herefords, Hennessey,
Okla.; The Meadows Farm, Hamilton, Ohio;
Sherri Soules, Sklatook, Okla.; Hollyhock
Farm, Bristow, Okla.; and Megan Holloway,
Groesbeck, Texas, on ACE SS Entertainer
116 Z, by BB MSU ISS Wisdom.
Junior Champion Bull: Ballard Stock
Farm, Nashport, Ohio; Skaggs Farms. Her
nando, Miss.; Pine Row Farm, Dickson,
Tenn ; and Hawk Double H Farm, Gambler,
Ohio, on BSF HDH Buckshot, by SE SF 4WF
38 Special.
Reserve Junior Champion Bull: Michael
McKown, Atlanta, 111., on RSM Bo Jangles
003, by Dunwalke Doctor K.
Reserve Senior Champion Bull: Voll
siedt Farms, Albany. Ore., on VF Knight in
Armor 916 V, by TOP MSU Knight Ryder.
69th National Polled Hereford
Show Class Winners include:
HEIFERS
Clu« 1; Rice & Sons and Big T Ranch,
Jeromesvills, Ohio, on JR BigT Yl6B Chasity
A9B, by JR LB 621 Chivas Vl6B.
Clin 2B: ACE, Hurling and Kaba Sims,
Elgin, OKIa., on Scarlett, by OR PlB3 Rebel
926 Y
Clan 3A: Hawk Double H Farm on HDH
Miss Modesty, by Ruger-38'-B-23.
Clan 3B: Open Gate Cattle Co., Eagle
Point, Ore., on OGCC Trust Milly 3A, by
Trustmark.
Class 5; ACE and Las Tranqueras, Argen
tina, on ACE MPH MRF Tallys Nova, by PHR
Chief Executive 2X.
Class 6; Ballard Stock Farm on BSF Trus
ty Diana 40Z, by Trustmark.
Class 7A; TL Polled Herefords, Skaggs
Farms and Holly Creek on SF HCF Guene
701, by GK LLB Rave.
Class 9A; ACE; Durham Hereford Ranch,
Stillwater, Okla.; and Mark Sims, Elgin, Okla.,
on Gwyneth, by PHR Chief Executive 2X.
Class 9B: NS Polled Herefords, Portland,
Ind , on NS Starlet Knight Z 62, by TOP MSU
Knight Ryder.
Clan 10: Rice S Sons, Brown and Beckett
Farm, Birnamwood, Wi»., on JR LB Pure Silk
Z 6. by SF GK FastTrak WBl.
COW-CALVES
Class 12B: Class 12B; Steve Soules,
Skiatook, Okla., on Will-Via Nascar Queen,
by RH Formula One; and February heifer
calf, by DR PI 83 Rebel 926 Y.
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Class 13; Rice & Sons; Joseph Starr.
Manawa, Wis.; and Trevor Hull, Balcarres.
Sask, on Tee Jay PlB3 Nicole 526 W, by JR
Nick the Butler P 183; and March heifer call,
by SBR Marathon Man 257 T.
BULLS
Class 21 : Little Creek Polled Herefords,
Burford, Ont., on BHFC Formula ET 2000 A,
by Trustmark.
Class 22; ACE; J.R. Davis Farms, Lamar,
Ark.; Maple Rock Farm; and Hollyhock Farm
on ACE JRD MRF St. Patrick, by Columbus
432 U.
Class 28: Spring Bottom Farm, Fairfield,
Pa., on SBF Royal Chance 9008, by OHF Tri
fecta 410 X.
Class 26: Dunwalke Farm on Dunwalke
Precision 063 Z, by NV Precedence 100 U.
Class 26: Candy Meadow Farms Inc.,
Lexington, Tenn., on CMF Director 39Z, by
GK Turning Point XS3.
Class 30; Rogue River Ranch, Central
Point, Ore., on SF HCF Blockbuster 31Y. by
TOP MSU Knight Ryder.
Class 31: Murphy Polled Herefords, Farm
ington, Calif., on CRMR Retaliator 109 Y, by
Operating
DENVER, Colo. The Beef
Promotion Operating Committee
met in Phoenix, Ariz. recently to
review evaluations of fiscal year
1990-1991 beef checkoff
programs.
The Operating Committee’s
review was part of the Beef Prom
otion and Research Board’s annual
cycle of planning, implementa
tion, and evaluation.
The annual evaluation process is
designed to ensure that checkoff
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Grand
champion bull honors were
awarded in the National Chianina
Show at the 1991 North American
International Livestock
Exposition.
The finalists came from three
divisions of Chianina bulls. The
first division is comprised of full
blood Chianina and white
purebred Chianina that are marked
like fullblood.
Division two is made up of
registered Chiangus and CAX
cattle with at least 25 percent
Chianina blood. Division three is
all Chianina with at least 25 per
cent Chianina blood that do not
qualify for divisions one or two.
Grand champion chianina bull
went to SMF Lassiter owned by
Walt Dickson of Knoxville, Tenn.
The division one bull exhibited
necessary characteristics required
from judge Scott Schaakc.
"What I really liked about him
was his length and soundness,"
saidSchaake. "Chianina producers
are trying to select for functional
cattle, a complete animal that’s not
extreme in any one distinction.
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Clasa 33: Rice & Sons; Split Butte Ranch,
Rupert, Idaho; Verlou Farms ltd., Stonewall,
Man, and Profound Polled Herelords, Victor
ia, Australia, on VLBT Juice ETI2Y, by G&R
AJS Raceway 1900.
A standing-room-only crowd
witnessed more than one-quarter
of a million dollars exchanged in
two hours when buyers from
across the U.S. and Argentina ac
tively bid on select lots offered in
the 69th National Polled Herford
Sale.
Dale Stith, Eddie Sims and Jim
Birdwell auctioneered this event
that saw 8 5/6 bulls average
sl2,l6s and IS females average
$7,417, for an overall average of
$9,176. Three flushes averaged
Committee Reviews Beef
program progress and effective
ness are measured and that prog
rams are consistent with annual,
long-range, and overall checkoff
objectives.
The operating committee
reviewed and adopted a report
which evaluated the effectiveness
of checkoff programs in promo
tion, consumer information, indus
try information, research, foreign
marketing, and producer
communications.
National Chianina Bull
Champion Named
And I think we saw that in today’s
show."
Reserve grand champion honors
went to KCJ Hank Jr. owned by
Comer Cattle Co., William Pletch
Family and Mendenhall Farms.
Inc.
The two bulls took home their
share of the $lO,OOO in premiums
offered to 300 entries in the
National Chianina Show.
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Valued with the highest price of
the sale was the 69th National
grand champion bull, TRF ACE
Equity 82Z. Split Butte Ranch,
Rupert, Idaho, purchased one
quarter interest in the BB MSU
15S Wisdom son for $16,000.
Posting the second highest price
of the bulls was 4S Beau Quest
consigned by ACE Land & Cattle;
4 Bar S Ranch, Marshall, Texas;
Mohican Polled Hereford Farms;
MCS Polled Herefords, Elgin,
Okla.; and Frans Polled Herefords.
Thomas, Okla. One-quarter inter
est in the November yearling sired
by Beau Donald Rival, earned
$13,500 and was claimed by Alan
Samonis, Brentwood Calif.
Topping the female sale was the
junior champion heifer, CRR 62U
"The evaluation step is a critical
element in assuring that the beef
checkoff continues to move for
ward in meeting its objectives of
expanding demand for beef and
improving long-term profitability
for beef producers,” said Glen
Klippenstein, chairman of the beef
board and the operating
committee.
"We look very critically at
whether checkoff-funded prog-
Today also marked the debut of
the National Chiangus Show.
Grand champion honors in the
inaugural. competition were
awarded to Black Champ Talmo.
The bull is owned by Black Champ
farms from Clarksville, Ga.
Reserve champion honors went to
Woodhaven Total PKG., owned
by John and Debbie Woodroof of
Lebanon, Term.
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Ridge Ranch, Longmont, Colo.
Their Trustmark daughter was also
Idaho bound when Split Butte
gave $20,000 for her.
Cashing in the second top fe
male price at $19,400 was a cow
calf pair consigned by Triple L
Ranch, Franklin, Term. LLL De
livery Girl 57Y, a 2-year-old
daughter of Kilmorlie Deliverance
SOU, brought $ll,OOO from Triple
J Ranch, Richmond, Va., while her
March heifer calf, by JCD NV As
cendant Y 26. went to Spirit Farms,
Fond du Lac, Wis., for $8,400.
The high-selling flush of the
sale was offered by Bar B Cattle
Co., Rockford, Mich., on Louada
ISG Ruby ISS. Don Benjamin
Romero of Argentina purchased
this opportunity for $16,000.
Checkoff
rams are effective,” Klippenstein
said. "If a project isn’t providing a
good return on investment, we find
one that will. And if we find a
program has been effective, we ask
ourselves how we can make it even
more effective. In addition, we
look at the evaluation process itself
to determine if the measures used
for evaluation are appropriate."
The operating committee also
adopted a budget amendment
recommendation on $2.1 million
in checkoff funds that became
available for allocation at the close
of the fiscal year because of
revenues in excess of projections
and project costs that were less
than the amounts originally
budgeted.
The operating committee
recommended allocation of the
additional funds as follows: $1.73
million to promotion, $200,000 to
foreign marketing, and $170,000
to program development This
budget amendment recommenda
tion will be presented to the Beef
Board for approval at its December
14-16 meeting in San Antonio.
In an additional action, the oper
ating committee reviewed and
gave its support to a Phase I transi
tion plan for improving the effec
tiveness of the National Beef
Cook-Off as a beef marketing
event. The recommendations
regarding the Cook-Off were
developed through a study by
Booz-Allen & Hamilton and are
designed to make the cook-off
more a marketing tool for beef and
less a beef industry convention.
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