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Northeast Missouri |
December 10, 2004 at 1:00 PM
275 Crossbred & Purebred Heifers
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Mostly Angus & Angus cross heifers with several BWF and a few Simmental heifers
| Mostly bred A.I. to: | |||
| Rito 6I6 | Pfred | ||
| BAR Ext Traveler 205 | SAF Strategy | ||
| New Design 878 | Larks Canyon 74D4 | ||
| KG Power Design 931 | SS Traveler 6807 | ||
| Brooks EXT 792 | Trav 565 | ||
| Basin Rainmaker 747L | CRA Bextor | ||
| Perry Power Design | RP Bushwacker 3944 | ||
| Modern Design |
Program Requirements:
- Heifers have met minimum standards for reproductive soundness, pelvic size, body condition and weight and are free of blemishes
- Heifers have been bred to bulls meeting strict calving ease/birth weight EPD requirements.
- A strict immunization program has been followed including official Brucellosis calfhood vaccination and a negative test prior to the sale.
- Heifers will calve from late January to May 1. Many have been synchronized and will calve in a short time period.
Consignors Include:
| Joe Schroeder, Ewing | Vic Cline, Shelbyville | Mike Van Meter, Lewistown |
| Lehenbauer Farms, Hannibal | Champ Goodwood Farms, Elsberry | Keithley/Jackson, Frankford |
| Prarie View Farms, Monroe City | Jack Sharkey, Taylor | McCutchan Angus, Monticello |
| Elkhorn Valley Farms, Middletown | McVae & David Wilt, Shelbina | Greenley Research Farm, Novelty |
| Terry Mudd, Silex | Bob and Charles Vannoy, Shelbyville | Hopewell Farms, Paris |
| Harold Trump, Luray | St. Clair & Buckallew, Kahoka |
** General Information and Sale Procedure **
Sponsored by:
Northeast Missouri Beef Cattle Improvement Assoc. in cooperation with Commercial
Agriculture Program, College of Veterinary Medicine, Missouri Cattlemen's Assoc.
and Missouri Dept.of Agriculture and supported by the University of Missouri
Outreach & Extension Outreach Development Fund.
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For information or catalog contact: Al Kennett (573) 985-3911 or 985-2541 E-mail Kennetta@missouri.edu www.nemobeef.com
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