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We’ve made a living in the Cattle Business in Oklahoma for five generations. We’ve made a is living in to thethe Cattle Business in Oklahoma for five generations. basics” . Producing foundation cattle with the Our philosophy “back genetic power to restore many superior traits lost in today’s cattle industry. Our philosophy is “back to the basics” . Producing foundation cattle with the genetic power to restore many superior traits lostChickasha, in today’s cattle industry. Oklahoma

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Oklahoma Jon Chickasha, Brown 405-785-9115 [email protected] Jon Brown 405-785-9115 [email protected] Will Wheeler 405-274-1799 [email protected] Wheeler 405-274-1799 [email protected]

Shawn Schumacher P.O. Box 602 | Fort Benton, MT (406) 799-0276 | [email protected]

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Registered Quality Galloway Cattle Raised on the Missouri River. Breeding Stock Available for Sale. Visitors Welcome.

Under the Big Sky in Montana

Member of the AGBA

Eli Berry: 1855 220th Ave., Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2249 | email: [email protected]

Grand Champion Percentage Heifer, 2014 NILE This is what our Galloway bulls will produce in your commercial herd.

Snapshot of Trapper We have embryos available from this bull. ••• We have Breeding Stock, Semen, Embryos for sale. Call for list of what is available.

Visitors are welcome. Call for information. We exhibit our Galloways at the NILE in Billings, MT & at the NWSS in Denver, CO. We are members of the AGBA! 4 • AGBA Directory

HOME OF TOP QUALITY-HIGH VALUE GALLOWAYS

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Alberta Galloway association www.albertagalloway.ca

Get Galloway For Your Commercial/Purebred Program President: Steve Schweer [email protected] Phone: 403-227-3428

Vice President: Brian Robertson [email protected] Phone: 403-556-0401

A word from the President...

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hank you to the board of directors for voting me in again as President of the AGBA. We have made many positive strides for the Galloway breed and I plan for that trend to continue. 2015 looks to be better than ever for our Galloway breeders. The cattle market is at record highs, while feed costs have been low. The demand for Galloway influenced females continues to be greater than the supply. We, as seedstock producers, need to ensure that interested parties find what they are looking for in numbers and most importantly, quality. Most will only “look” so long, then they will forget about Galloways as they can’t locate what they want. This year Shawn Schumacher asked me if I would write about “our” travels delivering Galloway breeding stock and visiting with fellow Galloway breeders. We put on around 8,500 to 10,000 miles per year (most with a trailer attached) delivering breeding stock to customers, dropping off bulls at stud, driving to cattle shows, or traveling to Galloway events. In 2014 we made stops in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Missouri, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Washington. We also made it to the Canadian provinces of British Columbia and Ontario. In 2013 we hit most of the same states as well as Alberta and Saskatchewan in Canada. Thanks to all for the great hospitality, the gourmet meals, and the better than average hotel accommodations, it makes the traveling much more enjoyable. We really do get treated “like family”. In July we traveled to Ontario to attend the Canadian Galloway Association annual meeting. We toured five different herds utilizing Galloway genetics. The places we stopped were either seedstock producers, grass finishing producers, or both. Michelle and I have not gotten into all parts of the U.S. yet. Hopefully we will in the upcoming years. One of the things we really enjoy on our trips is visiting with cattle producers and seeing their operations first hand. Galloway cattle are very versatile and adaptable. They work well in many different types of management scenarios. We have seen the same bloodlines working in multiple herds, under different climates and grazing conditions. We encourage everyone to take the opportunity to get out and visit other herds, or cattle operations. It is a great way to get a finger on the pulse of how your breeding program is or isn’t doing for your customers. It is also a great way to find some new genetics. You never know where that gem of a bull calf or heifer is residing. Many breeders do take part in the Galloway shows, but they don’t bring their whole herd. Best wishes to all for a prosperous 2015. Promoting Galloway Cattle Harley Blegen — President, American Galloway Breeder’s Association

American Galloway Breeders Association BENEFITS OF JOINING AGBA Beyond being able to support the Galloway breed in America, the benefits of membership are: • Placing Classified ads • Placing Display ads • Savings on registrations and transfers • Meeting other AGBA members at shows and events Membership 6Full • AGBA Directory privileges include reduced rates on

registrations and transfers, voting privileges at annual meetings, opportunities for paid AGBA website advertising, listing in the AGBA Breeders Directory, and the quarterly newsletter of the AGBA, The Galloway Dispatch. Associate Membership allows you to keep abreast of AGBA happenings by receiving The Galloway Dispatch. AGBA REGISTRATION American Galloway Breeders Association c/o Canadian Livestock Records Corporation 2417 Holly Lane Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1V 0M7 (613) 731-7110

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President's Letter AGBA List of Directors Youth: Go Galloway Youth: Go Galloway Nile Results Canadian Report

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AGBA Membership Directory Associate Members Junior Members of the AGBA Galloway World Conference Australian Report Advertising Directory Semen Sires AGBA Directory • 7

Back Row from Left to Right: Jon Brown, Eli Berry, Thomas Wilder, Richard Serr, Harley Blegen, Bill Johnson. Front Row from Left to Right: Shawn Schumacher, Jody Hipsher, Joan Hoffman, Joyce Jones, Susan Waples.

President HARLEY BLEGEN 701.645.9073

Vice-President ELI BERRY 612.390.2249

Secretary/Treasurer JOYCE JONES 724.924.2938

DIRECTORS { Eastern Time Zone }

{ Pacific Time Zone }

JOAN HOFFMAN (2014-2017)

RICHARD SERR (2013-2016)

3317 E. Mount Hope Hwy, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 517-627-2310 | [email protected]

JOYCE JONES (2013-2016) 395 Double J Lane, New Castle, PA 16101 724.924.2938 | [email protected]

{ Central Time Zone } JON BROWN (2013-2016) Box 1537, Chickasha, OK 73023 405-785-9115 | [email protected]

HARLEY BLEGEN (2012-2015) 15788 52nd, Kindred, ND 58051 701.645.9073 | [email protected]

{ Mountain Time Zone }

Box 369, Springdale, WA 99173 509-258-6776 | [email protected]

THOMAS WILDER (2013-2016) 120 Keys Rd West, Elma, WA 98541 360-581-3700 | [email protected]

{ At Large} BILL JOHNSON (2014-2017) 3938 Wildfowl Lane, Stevensville, MT 59870 406.207.0074 | [email protected]

ELI BERRY (2012-2015) 1855 220th Avenue, Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2249 | [email protected]

JODY HIPSHER (2012-2015)

DEB VANCE (2012-2015)

22450 Siskiwit Lake Road, Cornucopia, WI 54827 715.742.3495 | [email protected]

12535 County Rd. 23, Ft. Lupon, CO 80621 970.405.5784 | [email protected]

SHAWN SCHUMACHER (2013-2016)

SUSAN WAPLES (2014-2017)

P.O. Box 602, Fort Benton, MT 59442 406.622.5601 | [email protected]

P.O. Box 544, Terry, MT 59349 406.635.2114 | [email protected]

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Bold Baxter - Oct. 22, 2014

This youngster is the product of a hybrid seedstock production program. His substantial Galloway influence is testimony to the value placed on Galloway traits by the program designers.

H5 Emmogene Dream 31K - June 8, 2000

This is a premier lady. We are especially attracted to her longevity and fertility. Combined with a moderate frame, her large volume promotes easy fleshing and high butterfat milk. Soundness of feet, legs, teeth and udder are amply demonstrated. And, she is an own daughter of Clarences Dream. We are very grateful to Sarah Bowman for allowing us to own such a great cow. We are looking forward to seeing some ET offspring. (FOCUSING ON THE GALLOWAY CONTRIBUTION TO COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION)

STUART J. DYKSTRA 1530 C.R. 259, Rifle, CO 81650 | 970.625.3865 | [email protected] AGBA Directory • 9

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Galloways Darrell Reimer • (507) 265-3878 • [email protected] 16557 680 Ave. • Alden, MN 56009

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HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

“2014 National Western Stock Show- Denver, CO”

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3 GENERATION PEDIGREE Breeding Stock for Sale from one of the larger Galloway herds in the U.S.

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Commercial and Registered White Galloways VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME!

Mail Registrations and Transfers to: CLRC 2417 Holly Lane Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0M7 Canada Jim & Joyce Jones, Jim Jones 395 Double J Lane, New Castle, PA 16101 (724) 924-2938 | [email protected]

Mail Membership Applications and Dues to: Joyce Jones/AGBA Sec. 395 Double J Lane New Castle, PA 16101

LuAnn Farms Raising grass fed and naturally grown Galloway cattle for a healthier lifestyle!

You will find our animals raised in their natural environment. We are proud to say that our animals are raised with care and without implanted growth hormones or the use of antibiotics. Our cows eat grass and clover, drink spring fresh water and live the good life!

LuAnn Farms | 157 Wilson Rd. | Fairview, NC 28730 281.989.5866 | [email protected]

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Semen Available Homozygous Black. TH and PHA Free.

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Superior Disposition

100 % Grassfed Carcass. Half sibling to RFLTD Xenon

CSS Certified Semen

Renaissance Farms Ltd Bill and Judy Decker

Producing Quality Galloway Cattle Since 1998. Breeding Stock Available. 12 • AGBA Directory

Emporia, KS

620.343.6757

www.renfarms.com [email protected]

AGBA has always been very supportive of our youth members and their activities with cattle. Involving youth with Galloway cattle and hoping they will continue with support of our Galloway breed as they become adults is always a goal. We are highlighting two young people that are at different places in location and stage in life but share the passion for Galloway cattle!

Go Galloway Youth Spotlight:

JACQUELINE COOK

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acqueline (Greenwell) Cook was one of the first youth I met in the Galloway world. She was attending the 2010 National Western Stock Show in Denver with her family and their cattle. She offered to help and be a part of the Go Galloway youth group. Over the last 4 years, I have visited many times with Jacqueline as a member of our youth advisory group and thanks to connections through technology been able to keep up with her adventures in life and with her Galloway cattle. This is more of a “Where is she now?” youth highlight since Jacqueline is now 22 years old, married, a professional veterinary technician, moved from her home state of Washington and took her cows with her. DS- How did you get your start with Galloway cattle? How many years have you been involved with Galloways? JC- My Grandpa decided to raise Galloways before I was involved and then when his first crop of calves arrived and grew up I got involved. I was close to 14 years old so I have been involved with Galloway cattle for about 8 years. DS- Where do you live now and what took you there? JC- We moved from Washington to Baker City, Oregon for my husband, Tyler’s work. DS- How did your cattle adjust to the move? JC- They have done great. They are very happy and have even gained weight ranging around on this high elevation range grass. DS- What is the most beneficial/positive point about Galloway cattle for youth or anyone else? JC- I like something different and unique but also

with value. I kept and relocated mine because they are so nice and easy to manage. They are not jumpy and don’t try to kill me even with calves at their side. I am big on efficiency and not wasting resources like hay or pasture and the Galloways are great for being efficient. They are so adaptable. They were on Western Washington pastures with lots of grass and went right out to the sagebrush and bunch grass rangelands around here and did great. They started foraging right away. Galloways are so resistant to many genetic cattle problems in this area like the brisket disease complications from the high elevation. The Galloway outcross is so beneficial in this area. I see Galloways or cattle that have Galloway influence in pastures around this area as I am driving around. DS- What are your plans with Galloways? JC- Right now we live in town and we would like to get our own property to keep a small herd and keep our genetics. I have two pair and will learn to AI for now. I look forward to choosing a bull and building our herd. We were lucky to find property to put the cows and keep the horses. DS- What else keeps you busy? JC- I work as a veterinary technician at a large and small animal clinic. We also have 3 horses and I work with them. We are expecting a foal from one of our mares. It is great to see youth who keep their passion for cattle and choose to continue raising cattle in their lifestyle. I think it is always good to know there is another person out there who is passionate about Galloways and can share her own experiences about their benefits and adaptability.

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HANK BLEGEN

ank Blegen has been around cattle his whole life. He attends school in Kindred, North Dakota. In his 9 years he has experienced all that being a contributing member of family involved in the cattle industry includes. He helps both his parents in numerous ways as they go about their successful business of raising, promoting and showing top notch registered Galloway cattle, while also building their commercial herd. From work and responsibilities around the home place and grazing lands to preparation and work to attend cattle shows and all they entail in far away cities, Hank contributes to the success of their operation. Hank recently sold one of his former show heifers, HB Princess, to the Wheelers in Oklahoma where she will contribute to their herd. His most recent show heifer, Snow Baby, is a Galloway cross that will be making her own contributions to the herd before too long. He will be choosing a new heifer to show in his county 4-H and youth livestock activities soon. Recently I asked Hank some questions about his cattle and his thoughts on Galloways. His responses are detailed below. DS- Do you have a favorite cow or bull? HB- Sweet Pea is my favorite cow. She is out in the herd now. And Moto Moto is my favorite bull. DS- Why are Galloway cattle a good choice, especially for young people? HB- Galloway are great beef cattle. You can turn them 14 • AGBA Directory

out and they will eat what is there. If you have an extra corn field [stubble or otherwise] they will eat it. They will eat corn, grass, and other types of feed and you won’t have to spend a bunch of money to buy lots of extra feed. DS- What is one thing you think is interesting or important to know about Galloway cattle? HB- The fact that they were introduced in the United States in 1857. They have been here a long time. [Hank recently completed an involved school project about Galloway cattle. He knows lots of facts and details about Galloways from his research and also personal experience.] DS- Do you have a favorite subject in school? HB- Obviously, math. Some kids favorite is recess but I like math. DS- Do you have other activities? HB- I like doing stuff on my ipad and I play football. DS- Do you have any plans or things you want to do in the future with your Galloways? HB- I want to make it [our family cattle business] grow better calves and I want to grow enough to have another favorite bull besides Moto Moto. If any of you attend Galloway events or visit the Blegen Galloway operation be sure to visit with Hank! With his growing knowledge and interest in continuing the family Galloway operation and his appreciation for math, he is one to keep an eye on building more interest in Galloway cattle.

Kaehler’s Mill Farm, LLC Kay’s

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KAY AND STEVE CASTNER 8707 KAEHLER'S MILL ROAD CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN 53012

Kaehler’s Mill Farm purchased our first Galloway in 1994, joined the AGBA, and have breeding Galloway ever since. We’ve sold breeding stock from New England to Alberta to Oklahoma and all over the Midwest. You can recognize Kaehler’s Mill Galloway by their distinctive green ear tags. In addition, we have direct marketed outstanding 100% grass-finished Galloway beef since 1996. DNA testing affirmed that Kaehler’s Mill Galloway are at the top of the tenderness scale. For the whole package – classic confirmation, exceptional carcass quality, verified tenderness genetics and exhibition excellence – go Kaehler’s Mill Galloway. 262-375-1702 www.kaysfarm.com [email protected] AGBA Directory • 15

2014 Grand Champion Female, CK Abba 22A CK Galloways Fort Benton, MT

2014 SHOW RESULTS

Northern International Livestock Exposition National Galloway Show | Billings, MT | October 14, 2014 Class 01A Heifer Calves 1/1-4/1-14 1st Brass Ring Big Red One 9B Brass Ring Galloways 2nd H5 Princess Hang 5 Galloways 3rd H5 Maiden Hang 5 Galloways 4th HB Betty 1294 Blegen Galloways 5th HB Beth 1204 Blegen Galloways 6th Berry's Beauty 74XB Eli Berry 7th HB Brenda 2194 Blegen Galloways

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CK Abba 22A CK Galloways

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Brass Ring Anna Kate 8A Brass Ring Galloways

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Berry's Adelaide 128A Eli Berry

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Siskowit Alexa Jody Hipsher

Class 02 – Heifer Calves 4/2/14- 12/31/14 1st Brass Ring Bonnie 17B Brass Ring Galloways

Class 03C Reserve Champion Jr. Heifer Brass Ring Anna Kate 8A Brass Ring Galloways

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Class 05 –Champion 2011 & Older Mature Cows with or without calf at side. 1st Siskowit X-Cessive Jody Hipsher

Siskowit Beulah Jody Hipsher

Class 03A Yearling Heifers born 2013

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Class 03B Champion Jr. Heifer CK Abba 22A CK Galloways

Class 05D Grand Champion Female CK Abba 22A CK Galloways Class 05E Reserve Grand Champion Female Brass Ring Anna Kate 8A Brass Ring Galloways Class 06A Pair of Females 1st Brass Ring Galloways 2nd Hang 5 Galloways 3rd Blegen Galloways 4th Eli Berry Class -07A % Heifers 1/1-3/31/2014 1st Dirty Socks Casey Fowler Class 09A % Heifers 4/1-12/31/2013 1st Berry's Heifer BR86 Eli Berry 2nd CK Annie 49A CK Galloways Class 10B/C Grand & Reserve Grand % Female 1st Berry's Heifer BR86 Eli Berry 2nd CK Annie 49A CK Galloways Class 11A Bull Calves 1/1-4/1/13 1st HB Bruno 1474

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Blegen Galloways HB Beefcake 2644 Blegen Galloways HB Bravo 4714 Blegen Galloways Brass Ring Boss Man 6B Brass Ring Galloways Cole's Buster 444 GP Charles M. Cole

Class 13B Champion Jr. Bull HB Bruno 1474 Blegen Galloways Class 13C Reserve Champion Jr. Bull HB Bravo 4714 Blegen Galloways Class 15D Grand Champion Bull HB Bruno 1474 Blegen Galloways Class 15C Reserve Grand Champion Bull HB Bravo 4714 Blegen Galloways Class 16A Pair of Bulls 1st Blegen Galloways Class 21A Get of Sire 3 head/both sexes 1st Blegen Galloways

2014 Grand Champion Bull, HB Bruno 1474 Blegen Galloways Kindred, ND

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CANADIAN GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION 2417 Holly Lane, Ottawa, ON K1V 0M7 1.613.731.7110 | Fax: 1.613.731.0704 www.galloway.ca | [email protected]

Canadian Galloway Association Report 2014

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ello fellow Galloway breeders and enthusiasts hope your families and operations’ have been thriving this past year. As it always seems, the weather has been up and down across our vast country again always challenging us in the agricultural indusrty. This past winter was longer then in recent years which made for a damper, cooler spring. It delayed a lot of the seeding and pushed back pasture turn out times as well as haying season. As farmers/producers we find a 28 • AGBA way to make doDirectory with what we are given. In Canada cattle prices have been on the incline since last January seeing most producers making a profit whether it be on calves, yearlings, cows or bulls. Prices for feeder calves are ranging from $1.70 - $3.90/lb at respective weights from 300-1000 lbs. Then market cows/bulls are running for $0.95 - $1.55/lb with bred cows at $1600 - $2500 and cow/calf pairs going for $1800 - $2350 of coarse all are commercial values. I personally sold all my marketable calves for $1100 each that averaged 400lbs, the most I have ever gotten in my time as a cattle producer. With the price of feed grains lower, it is easier for feedlots to feed cattle and make a profit too. Hopefully we are in for more good years ahead. Last march these higher prices came through in the few Galloway sales that were held (Alberta Plaid Galloway Sale & Genuine Genetics Galloway Sale) showing that there is some demand for Galloway cattle. As always some of are members in Eastern Canada have been busy exhibiting their cattle at various fall fairs like (Erin, Acton, Rockton) just to name a few as well as junior shows and trade shows. Also, are Western members participated in Bull/Female sales, The Canadian Bull Congress and are going

to be at Farm Fair International. All these members help educate and promote Galloway as there are always people asking what they are and what are their purpose/attributes. Membership in Canada is up from where it was a year ago with most of our newly added breeders residing in Alberta or Ontario. In addition to new members, we have also seen an increase in the number of cattle registered and transferred which seems to be a result of the associations newly adopted fee schedule for registrations and transfers. This year, we held our Annual Meeting in Stratford,ON that also consisted of farm tours to Brad & Colleen Card’s, Chris & Yvonne Schapp’s, Greg & Marie Blake’s, The Mclraith Families and Bev Burtis’s operations. A good time was had by all and the hospitality was as good as always. The CGA had made it a directive to try and update our image so we started off with designing a new website that is controlled more by the association to keep things more recent. Please feel free to check it out and let us know what you think as we have had it online since July (www.galloway.ca). The CGA board for this year consists of President- Brian A. Robertson (TRI-R-WAY Livestock), Vice- Marie Blake (Sunrise/Suncrest), Executive Secretary Simon Lagacé (Ferme Du Rapid). Secretary Treasurer Ron Black and other Directors include Bob Airth (Walking A Ranches), Jim King (Chickadee Farm), James Kurz (Green Way) and Steve Schweer (Alberta Plaid). As a group, we all hope to bring Galloway to the fore front to show other cattle producers what these cattle can do and why they should consider using or owning galloway genetics.

The Canadian Galloway Association would like to thank everyone who attended the World Galloway Conference in Guelph, Ontario

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FULL MEMBER DIRECTORY COLORADO DD Ranch Dene and Deb Vance 12535 County Road 23 Fort Lupton, CO 970-405-5784, 303-887-1731 [email protected] www.theddranch.com Forestdale Ranch Galloways c/o Scott & Sue Schoultz PO Box 14 1400 Co Rd 364 Wetmore, CO 81253 303-746-2865 [email protected] Dykstra, Stuart J. 1530 CR 259 Rifle, CO 81650 970-625-3865 CONNECTICUT Christopher Ferguson Westview Farm 813 Westford Rd Ashford, CT 06278 860-906-4880 [email protected] Four Winds Farm c/o Lisa Wyman & Wayne Budney 97 Geer Rd Lebanon, CT 06249 860-886-0716, 860-887-3725 [email protected] IDAHO Jim Grant 1934E 400 South Hazelton, ID 83335 208-825-5215, 208-420-3977 [email protected] * Blacks, Reds, Duns

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Gary K. & Julie M. Lund Indigo Star Ranch 6276 Old Hwy 191 Malad City, ID 83252 208-766-4807 [email protected] Kim, Mar, Kelly & Tara Pagliaro FNA Ranch 3331 Hwy 64 Kamiah, ID 83536 208-935-7793 [email protected] INDIANA John, Nancy, Phillip & Christy Arden 1526E County Rd 350S Greencastle, IN 46135 317-695-3581 [email protected] Donald L Shaum Jr Harmony Grove Farms 22040 CR 20, Goshen, IN 46528 574-215-1476, [email protected] KANSAS Decker, Judy & Bill Renaissance Farms Ltd. 1800 East 18th Emporia, KS 66801 620-343-6757

[email protected] www.renfarms.com *Galloway genetics for Grassfed Beef Production. Our cattle raised in a low input, forage only, sustainable program. Blacks, Duns, Reds, Whites Stanely D. Stotts Deja View Farm 1572 158th Road Mayetta, KS 66509 [email protected] MICHIGAN Joan & Dale Hoffman Stoney Acres Farm 10225 Oneida Road Grand Ledge, MI 48837 517-627-2310 [email protected] * Purebred & commercial Whites. Ronald Omar Triple Star Cattle Box 327 Beulah, MI 49617 [email protected] MINNESOTA Eli Berry 1855 220th Ave., Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2249 [email protected]

Chuck Cole 2173 Jade Street Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2039 [email protected] Brad & Leslea Hodgson Root Prairie Galloways 28135 298th Street Fountain, MN 55935 507-867-4004 [email protected] www.rootprairiegalloways.com Riemer, Darrell - Lifetime Member Bar R Galloways 16557 680 Ave , Alden, MN 56009 507-265-3878, [email protected] *Blacks Galloway breeding stock for sale. Grass & show type cattle available. Mike Ullmer 27201 Cty Hwy 9 Lake Park, MN 56554 218-238-5186 [email protected] MISSISSIPPI Timothy & Dawn Arceneaux Lantern Hill Manor Galloways 2101 James George Rd Magnolia, MS 39652 225-287-0109 [email protected] Jess & Kyndra Kindler 39 Choctaw Dr Carriere, MS 39426 601-749-3339 [email protected] MONTANA Beaver Slide Ventures CK Galloways Shawn Schumacher P.O. Box 602 Fort Benton, MT 59442 406-799-0276 [email protected] *Registered & Commercial Galloways for sale. Grassfed stockers for sale.

Dostal, Paul J 13036 Panton Rd Geraldine, MT 59446 406-737-4486 [email protected] Blacks, Reds, Whites, & Duns Heart Rock Ranch Bill Johnson 3938 Wildfowl Lane Stevensville, MT 59870 406-207-0074 [email protected]

NEBRASKA Tammy & Michael Jeffres Liran Farm 240 Ormsby Road St. Libory, NE 68872 308-391-0390 [email protected] Carl Simmons 39953 Highway 12 Valentine, NE 69201 402-389-1131 [email protected]

Holli & Jon Hopkins Superior Cattle Company 304 Flying H Lane Superior, MT 59872 406-543-1103 [email protected]

NEW MEXICO Luhrsen Galloways Box 645 Mimbres, NM 88049 575-536-3103 [email protected]

Jackson, W. Joel & Nichole Jackson Trail Blazer Ranch PO Box 418, Terry, MT 59349 406-486-5408 [email protected] www.jacksongalloways.com *Duns, Blacks, Reds, Hybrids. Heifers & bulls for sale. Grass-fed. Only first calf heifers get hay and strictly during calving.

NEW YORK Jon Kagan c/o Uphill Farms 2947 Salt Point Turnpike Clinton Corners, NY 12514 845-266-5005 [email protected] www.uphillfarm.net

Patricia Pruitt - Life Member 28289 Norris Road Bozeman, MT 59718 406-579-0001 [email protected] www.gallowayhistlib.com Gary & Lesli Shelton Flat Broke Ranch Box 141, Havre, MT 59501 406-265-3620 [email protected] Waples, Russ & Susan Brass Ring Galloways P.O. Box 544, Terry, MT 59349 406-635-2114, 406-749-0818 [email protected] *Registered purebred Blacks, Reds, Dun

Maurice & Susan LaPlante Mosu Ranch 1925 State Route 13 Cortland, NY 13045 607-753-6790 [email protected] Jeffrey & Sherry Mangus Bella Vista 4211 Mathews Rd Burdett, NY 14818 607-546-2086 [email protected] NORTH CAROLINA Jodi A H & R Chad Ray Ray Family Farms 6913 Pearces Road Louisburg, NC 27459 919-422-1372 [email protected]

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NORTH DAKOTA Harley & Michelle Blegen Blegen Galloways 15788 52nd St SE Kindred, ND  58051 701-645-9073 [email protected] *Cross-bred. Semen available. Bred for performance. OHIO Wesley J. Hershberger 3425 T R 606 Fredericksburg, OH 44627 330-359-6194 Fax: 330-359-6205 Bob & Beth Yeggy 3532 Hamilton Road Medina, OH 44256 513-235-0186 OKLAHOMA Willow Valley Jon Brown

Box 1537, Chickasha, OK 73023 405-785-9115 [email protected] William Wheeler Willow Valley 733 County Rd 1349 Chickasha, OK 73018 405-274-1799

[email protected] http://wheelerfarmsinc.com OREGON Ed & Sally Gallagher 22853 Harris Rd Philomath, OR 97370 541-619-4980 [email protected]

Stoney Acres Farm

PUREBRED & COMMERCIAL WHITE GALLOWAYS

Dale & Joan Hoffman 10225 Oneida Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 [email protected] • (517) 627-2310 22 • AGBA Directory

PENNSYLVANIA Shane & Suzanne Firestone Firestone Farm 199 Pine Run Rd Amity, PA 15311 724-366-6475 [email protected] Jim & Joyce Jones Double J Galloways 395 Double J Lane New Castle, PA 16101-9407 724-924-2938, 724-924-9722 [email protected] *Registered Reds, Whites for sale at all time. All natural grass-fed beef, no chemicals/hormones. Roy & Nikki Sassaman 1092 Neitz Valley Rd Selinsgrove, PA 17870 570-374-4536 [email protected] Mark A Seamans

c/o Bunker Hill Farm 1289 Bunker Hill Rd Factoryville, PA 18419 570-840-5780 [email protected] Frank & Heide Wenzel Braunhagen Farm 251 Mecklen Rd New Brighton, PA 15066 724-843-6640 [email protected] SOUTH DAKOTA Gayle Cerullo 13291 Hope Rd Newell, SD 57760 360-720-3159 Joseph & Gayle Cerullo 13291 Hope Rd Newell SD 57760 360-720-3159

TENESSEE Revolution Ranch Kerry Kurt & Linda Phillips 1778 Haley Rd Duck River, TN 38454 931-729-2164 TEXAS Mike & Dana Michaelis 501 Glen Hurst Court Trophy Club, TX 76262 817-938-3752 pilot-tools@flashinet Dawn, Erik, & Remington Swensson Paradise Galloways 2007 FM 2123, Paradise, TX 76073 940-683-4146 [email protected] Sundown Ranch 3120 VZ City Rd 2318 Canton, TX 75103 903-479-3933, Fax: 903-479-3999 [email protected]

Suncrest Farms

GALLOWAYS SALTER /BLAKE FAMILY

BLACKS, DUNS & SILVER Come see us in Denver 2015 44567 Line 86 RR 1 Listowel, ON Canada N4W 3G6

ph: 519-291-5466

[email protected]

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VIRGINIA Charles & Marilyn Barnes Cove Branch Farm 771 Barbour's Creek Rd New Castle, VA 24127-9447 Rex & Lela Blankenship Blankenship Farms 109 Wildflower Dr Tazewell, VA 24651 276-988-3722 [email protected] * Whites

Chuck & Lou Ann Neely Riven Rock Farm 890 Halterman Hollow Lane Monterey, VA 24465 540-474-3022 [email protected] www.rivenrockfarm.com VERMONT R. Wayne Tomlinson 1838 Spaulding Road St. Johnsburg, VT 05819 802-748-3417 [email protected]

Rob Clements 205 Coffman Rd Weyers Cave, VA 24486 540-234-8212 [email protected] Amanda & Buck Holsinger Holsinger Homeplace Farms 2957 Holsinger Road Broadway, VA 22815 540-908-2299 holsingerhomeplacefarms.com

WASHINGTON Jacqueline Cook 9183 Fruitdale Road Sedro-Wooley, WA 98284. 360-319-5462. [email protected] Jerry Greenwell J & D Farm 5570 Ershig Rd , Bow, WA 98232 360-766-6697

Charlottesville Heritage Breeds REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL GALLOWAYS

Black, Red & Dun, Bred Heifers & Bull Calves

ED & SALLY GALLAGHER

22853 Harris Rd. 541-619-4980

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Philomath, OR 97370 [email protected]

[email protected] greenwellgalloways.webs.com Richard Serr Gnome's End Galloways Box 369, Springdale, WA 99173 509-258-6776 [email protected] www.gnomesend.com Thomas L. Wilder 120 Keys Rd West Elma Rd W Elma, WA 98541 360-482-5278, 360-581-3700 [email protected] WISCONSIN Greg & Jeannie Bull Bull's Willow Ranch N272 Dewey Rd Watertown, WI 53098 920-248-1203 [email protected] Steve & Kay Castner 8707 Kaehler's Mill Rd

Red, Black, Dun and some Whites. Strong grass fed genetics.

SARAH BOWMAN

778 Pass Creek Rd. | Parkman, WY 82838

307.655.9848 • Cell 307.752.7457 Email: [email protected]

Cedarburg, WI 53012 262-375-1702 [email protected] www.kaysfarm.com *Registered Black and Red Galloways raised exclusively on grass. Bred-heifers and bulls for sale. Timothy G. & Diane Cull Cullster Farms W295N7833 Camp Whitecomb Rd Hartland, WI 53029 262-538-1541 [email protected] John & Corrinne Faikel Greenfield Galloway Farm 1693 Greenfield Ave Green Bay, WI 54313 920-676-3801, Fax: 920-865-8900 [email protected] Fred & Charlene Foster Narrow Creek Farm S4271 Excelsior Road Rock Springs, WI 53961 608-963-1995 [email protected] www.narrowcreeknaturals.com Robert Hackbarth Green Pastures Ranch

Dan Long Harmonious Acres Farms 11827 CTY M, Viola, WI 54664 608-669-0871 [email protected] Web: harmoniousacres.com

18748 Hwy 32 N Townsend, WI 54175 715-850-0036, 715-850-1249 [email protected] Matthew & Jody Hipsher Siskowit Galloways 22450 Siskiwit Lake Rd Cornucopia, WI 54827 715-742-3495 [email protected] www.siskowitgalloways.com *Purebred Blacks & Duns. Lonnie Larson Larson Family Farm 3188 250th Ave Glenwood City, WI 54013 715-308-5123 [email protected] www.larsonfamilyfarm.org

Linda Schwobe Redwood Hidden Acres W1951 Redwood Road New Holstein, WI 53061 920-849-9510 [email protected] WYOMING Sarah Bowman Hang 5 Galloway 778 Pass Creek Road Parkman, WY 82838 307-655-9848 [email protected] *Blacks, Reds, Whites, Duns. Semen Available. Floyd "Kit" Smith - Lifetime Member Trapper Galloway Ranch 925 N 7th St Apt 6 Greybull, WY 82426 307-765-2971 www.trappergallowayranch.com [email protected] *Semen, embryos available

JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE AGBA CALIFORNIA Pookie McGlothern

KANSAS Mattie Decker

COLORADO Zane Alter

MINNESOTA Lorna Riemer

Brandon Beach

MONTANA Blake Hoerner

Zane Lugliani

Jenna Nicole Sassaman Roy Andrew Sassaman TEXAS Henry Kindler Lane Kindler

Madison Schumacher

Remington Swensson

Brianna Shaner

NORTH DAKOTA Hank Blegen

WASHINGTON Angie Patton

Randy Sheridan

Hope Axvig

WISCONSIN Kyle Hipsher

Caitlynn Patton

PENNSYLVANIA Jessica Jones

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Galloway World Congress

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he World Galloway Congress was held beginning on Tuesday, September 2, 2014, with registration followed by a Happy Hour. The home base for the entire conference was a beautiful resort called Gut Altona near Wildeshausen, Germany. From the Altona, we left each day to travel through the area to visit the farms of German Galloway breeders. Following registration, we met in the beautiful winter garden of the hotel where we were greeted by Georg Menke, Chairman of the Association of the German Galloway Breeders (BDG). He invited us to stay for Happy Hour followed by a dinner in the main banquet hall. Happy Hour was extended as Galloway breeders greeted old acquaintances and met new ones. A delicious dinner was served upstairs in the large banquet room. The meat dishes were Galloway beef donated by the various members of the German Galloway Association. By the time the evening ended, we

were all one big family, albeit with different “English” accents and languages. Wednesday morning began with a breakfast buffet in the hotel dining room followed by the conference opening in the large meeting room. Chairman Menke welcomed everyone and thanked them for attending. Each country attending presented the report from its respective association. The reports were provided to everyone in a booklet in both German and English. After a break for a buffet luncheon, the presentation of the Galloway Marketing Project results were discussed. The work on the Galloway Marketing Project was a daunting collection of research from all over the world by the German Galloway Association and Galloways Australia Association. The resulting report, Galloway: the Genuine Alternative, is written in both English and German by Greg Stuart and Georg Menke. This is a AGBA Directory • 27

tremendous booklet of information about Galloways and the nutritional and health benefits of the meat they provide. The meeting ended at 5:00 PM. Attendees were given time to refresh themselves before meeting in the Winter Garden for visiting and dinner. A bagpiper began playing as the Grand Entrance of the Nations opened the dinner. It was quite a moving spectacle as each flag emerged from the hall proudly carried by its representative who placed it in a stand in the center of the hall to preside over attendees. What a glorious affair to begin a festive dinner accented by delicious foods highlighted by Galloway beef! Wednesday through Sunday we arose early to enjoy a scrumptious breakfast buffet in the hotel dining room before boarding one of the three coaches that drove us to the various farms to see all color patterns of Galloways. Many of the farmers grazed the cattle on land they owned, but also grazed their cattle on conservation areas. The cattle were moved at various times to and

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from the conservation areas based on seasonal timing issues. We had dinner one evening in the “Bachus Hall” of the Bremer Town Hall following a visit to the Ratsweinkeller Bremen which is a famous wine cellar in Germany. We visited the Galloway Star Ranch where a working cow-horse presentation was given. We visited a weekly market in Osnabruck to enjoy lunch at a market stall with Galloway products. We saw a nature preserve that used Galloways as part of the landscape management program. We visited a moor and bog that grazed Galloways to learn about the origin of the moors. We were treated to a barbeque dinner and surprise bareback riding exhibition. All of the farms we visited treated us to luscious foods and spectacular desserts. What a wonderful conference! The German Galloway Association could not have done one thing more to make this conference more pleasurable. Many thanks to the BDG and kudos for all the hard work that they did to show us a wonderful time. Thank you to all our farm hosts!

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Brass Ring Galloways

PO BOX 544, TERRY MT 59349 || 406.635.2114 || [email protected]

RUSS & SUSAN WAPLES

AUSTRALIAN GALLOWAY ASSOCIATION INC. The Association which promotes Galloways, Belted Galloways, White Galloways & Miniature Galloways

PO Box 42, Westbury Tasmania, 7303, Australia Telephone +61 3 6393 2866 | www.galloway.asn.au | [email protected]

Australian Galloway Association Report - 2014

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n May the Australian Galloway Association held its Annual General Meeting in Canberra, and combined it with a field day at the DMB Belted Galloway and miniature Belted Galloway stud, the home of members Mark and Dianne Burgess. There was a great atttendance, and the morning session featured hands on demonstrations of tattooing, and height measurement for miniature Galloways. Malcolm Cock and Amberley Park, led a theory session in the afternoon on steer and carcase assessment, before returning outdoors to put theory into practice assessing some steers and looking at their structure. During the afternoon, the inaugural presentation of the Frank Allen and Shiralee Tomahawk trophies took place. These trophies are memorial trophies awarded to the highest scoring Galloway Family and Belted Galloway carcase respectively in any carcase competition throughout Australia during the year. The first winner of both these trophies was Peter Koppman, Greenethorpe Galloways. The winning carcase was a Belted Galloway, which achieved 92.5 points. The carcase won the Heavy Supermarket class of the Hoof and Hook competition at the November 2013 Albury Show, for carcases weighing between 251 and 350 kilograms, and was the reserve Champion carcase of the show. Interestingly, Peter donated the Shiralee Tomahawk trophy in memory of his bull Shiralee Tomahawk, which has sired the largest number of carcase competition winning offspring of any Belted Galloway bull in Australia. It was fitting that the carcase that won was that of a steer sired by Shiralee Tomahawk. Peter also entered steers in the same competition in November 2014, coming second (from 28 entries) in the Heavy Supermarket class with another Belted Galloway steer carcase, gaining 91 points. This carcase was placed 3rd overall, from the 41 total entries. An enjoyable dinner was held at night, with Jane Bradley giving a very interesting presentation on the history of Galloway and Galloway cattle. The next day saw the formalities for the weekend, with the Annual General 30 • AGBA Directory

Meeting, and election of the Committee. Gordon Matheson was returned as President, a position he has held since 2010. Members enjoyed their weekend, and left to travel home making plans for similar days. There were several field days held at various locations around Australia, where members exhibited their cattle and talked to interested people about Galloways. There are always high levels of interest, particularly from people moving to small acreage, lifestyle type properties from cities. The Association has noted a growing number of queries for miniature cattle to stock these properties, both as pets and as use for meat supplies. This has also led to an increase in membership, and the strengthening of networks within the membership. Similarly, members have been active at Shows, many winning interbreed competitions with their cattle. The Association has taken the iniative to encourage younger people into the Galloway breed, recognizing that these young people are the future of the breed, or any breed of cattle. We have made presentations of free membership to two young people who have made a good impression on our members, with their willingness to help out, and promotion of the Galloway breed. Both these young people have established their own studs, one with Belted Galloways and one with Galloways. The weather in Australia continues to be unpredictable, with many areas currently subject to unseasonably warm days and hot winds, with no rain. This has resulted in a lack of feed, and coupled with a lack of water, will cause major problems for some of our members. We hope they will be blessed with rain in the short term to help their Galloways to cope and survive. Despite these problems our members can see the positives of the Galloway breed and continue with their promotional activities. Please contact the Association if you are visiting Australia and we will be happy to put you in touch with any breeders in the areas you are visiting.

Alberta Plaid Galloway SPECIALIZING IN RED GALLOWAY We are proud to present one of the largest selections of Red Galloways in Canada

Steve & Bonnie Schweer RR 1 Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 5E1 Phone: 403-227-3428 * Cell: 403-304-7354 Email: [email protected] Website: www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca Alberta Plaid Bulls & Females available at the

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March 17, 2015

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Commercial and Registered White Galloways

Alberta Galloway association www.albertagalloway.ca

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www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca

President: Vice President: Steve Schweer Brian Robertson Galloways [email protected] [email protected] Phone: 403-227-3428 Phone: 403-556-0401 Darrell Reimer • (507) 265-3878 • [email protected] 16557 680 Ave. • Alden, MN 56009

BAR R GALLOWAYS...............PG. 10

Alden, MN................ . 507.265.3878 [email protected]

Steve & Bonnie Schweer RR 1 Red Deer, Alberta, T4N 5E1 Phone: 403-227-3428 * Cell: 403-304-7354 Email: [email protected] Website: www.albertaplaidgalloway.ca Alberta Plaid Bulls & Females available at the

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March 17, 2015

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BAR R HOPE (27A)

VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME!

DOUBLE J GALLOWAY FARMPG. 11

New Castle, PA.......... 724.924.2938 [email protected]

GRANT GALLOWAYS.............PG. 26

Hazelton, ID............... 208.825.5215 [email protected]

Jim & Joyce Jones, Jim Jones

HANG 5 GALLOWAYS.............PG. 24

395 Double J Lane, New Castle, PA 16101 (724) 924-2938 | [email protected]

Parkman, WY...............307.655.9848 [email protected]

Kaehler’s Mill Farm, LLC Kay’s

“2014 National Western Stock Show- Denver, CO”

BERRY RANCH GALLOWAYS.PG... 4

Mora, MN................... 612.390.2249 [email protected] BLEGEN GALLOWAYS..............BC

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Eli Berry: 1855 220th Ave., Mora, MN 55051 612-390-2249 | email: [email protected]

Grand Champion Percentage Heifer, 2014 NILE

Kindred, ND............... 701.645.9073 www.blegengalloways.com

This is what our Galloway bulls will produce in your commercial herd.

BRASS RING GALLOWAYS....PG. 29

HOME OF TOP QUALITY-HIGH VALUE GALLOWAYS

Snapshot of Trapper We have embryos available from this bull. ••• We have Breeding Stock, Semen, Embryos for sale. Call for list of what is available.

RUSS & SUSAN WAPLES

HOMEFARM™ Inc.

KAY AND STEVE CASTNER 8707 KAEHLER'S MILL ROAD CEDARBURG, WISCONSIN 53012

HEIFER CALF CHAMPION

Red, Black, Dun and some Whites.

Strong Black. grass fed genetics. Homozygous Quic k S hedding TH and PHA Free.

Cedarburg, WI..............262.375.1702 www.kaysfarm.com

SARAH BOWMAN

bw 778 Pass Creek 70# Rd. | Parkman, WY 82838 Structural 307.655.9848 •Correctness Cell 307.752.7457 Email: [email protected]

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Kaehler’s Mill Farm purchased our first Galloway in 1994, joined the AGBA, and have breeding Galloway ever since. We’ve sold breeding stock from New England to Alberta to Oklahoma and all over the Midwest. You can recognize Kaehler’s Mill Galloway by their distinctive green ear tags. In addition, we have direct marketed outstanding 100% grass-finished Galloway beef since 1996. DNA testing affirmed that Kaehler’s Mill Galloway are at the top of the tenderness scale.

Emporia, KS................620.343.6757 www.renfarms.com

PO BOX 544, TERRY MT 59349 || 406.635.2114 || [email protected]

CSS Certified Semen

Visitors are welcome. Call for information. We exhibit our Galloways at the NILE in Billings, MT & at the NWSS in Denver, CO. We are members of the AGBA!

Terry, MT................... 406.635.2114 [email protected] CANADIAN GALLOWAY ASS...PG. 19

SISKOWIT GALLOWAYS........PG. 32

CHICKADEE FARM.................PG. 35

STUART J. DYKSTRA...............PG. 9

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He causes the grass to grow for the cattle, and vegetation for the service of man, that he may bring forth food from the earth. —Ps.104:14

PUREBRED & COMMERCIAL WHITE GALLOWAYS

Rifle, CO......................970.625.3865

CHARLOTESVILLE BREEDER.PG. 24

SUNCREST FARMS......................23

Dale & Joan Hoffman 10225 Oneida Road, Grand Ledge, MI 48837 [email protected] • (517) 627-2310

Suncrest Farm

GALLOWAY

SALTER /BLAKE FAMIL

Listowel, ON................519.291.5466 [email protected]

Philomath, OR............ 541.619.4980 [email protected]

(December 7, 2013 • 34 below zero)

Emporia, KS

Producing Quality Galloway Cattle Since 1998. Breeding Stock Available.

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Innisfail, Alberta......... 403.227.6081 [email protected]

We look good any day of the year!

Renaissance

Bill and Judy

STONEY ACRES FARM...........PG. 22

Grand Ledge, MI..........517.627.2310

Fort Benton, MT..........406.799.0276 [email protected]

Half sibling to RFLTD Xenon

Brass Ring Galloways

Ottawa, Ontario.......... 613.731.7110 www.galloway.ca

CK GALLOWAYS...................PG. 3

100 % Grassfed Carcass.

Cornucopia, WI........... 715.742.3495 www.siskowitgalloways.com

BLEGEN GALLOWAYS 701-212-0112 or 701-645-9073 Blegengalloways.com

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For the whole package – classic confirmation, exceptional carcass quality, verified tenderness genetics and exhibition excellence – go Kaehler’s Mill Galloway. 262-375-1702 www.kaysfarm.com [email protected]

Bold Baxter - Oct. 22, 2014

BLACKS, DUNS & SILVER Come see us in Denver 2015

This youngster is the product of a hybrid seedstock production program. 44567 Line 86 RR 1 His substantial Galloway influence is testimony to the value placed on Galloway traits by the program designers. Listowel, ON Canad

H5 Emmogene Dream 31K - June 8, 2000

N4W 3G6

ph: 519-291-5466

This is a premier lady. We are especially attracted to her longevity and fertility. Combined with a moderate frame, her large volume promotes easy fleshing and high butterfat milk. [email protected] Soundness of feet, legs, teeth and udder are amply demonstrated. And, she is an own daughter of Clarences Dream. We are very grateful to Sarah Bowman for allowing us to own such a great cow. We are looking forward to seeing some ET offspring.

Galloway are the Foundation Breed

STUART J. DYKSTRA WILLOW VALLEY GALLOWAYS.PG.21530 C.R. 259, Rifle, CO 81650 970.625.3865 sdykstra

(FOCUSING ON THE GALLOWAY CONTRIBUTION TO COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION)

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Member of the AGBA

K Charlottesville Heritage Breeds Galloways Shawn Schumacher P.O. Box 602 | Fort Benton, MT (406) 799-0276 | [email protected]

REGISTERED & COMMERCIAL GALLOWAYS Under the Big Sky in Montana

Black, Red & Dun, Bred Heifers & Bull Calves

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Chickasha, OK..............405.785.9115 [email protected]

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@crimsonwireless.com

Registered Quality Galloway Cattle Raised on the Missouri River. Breeding Stock Available for Sale. Visitors Welcome.

ED & SALLY GALLAGHER

22853 Harris Rd. 541-619-4980

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Philomath, OR 97370 [email protected]

We’ve made a living in the Cattle Business in Oklahoma for five generations. Our philosophy is “back to the basics” . Producing foundation cattle with the genetic power to restore many superior traits lost in today’s cattle industry.

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Chickasha, Oklahoma Jon Brown 405-785-9115 [email protected]

Will Wheeler 405-274-1799 [email protected]

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SEMEN SIRES BLEGEN GALLOWAYS (Semen Available) HB Moto Moto 3342- Exportable- sexed semen available Glenfiddich Pericles 10P - Exportable HB Zorro 2Z (Red Gene Carrier) Contact: Harley & Michelle Blegen Family (701)212-0112, (701)219-4815, www.blegengalloways.com or Blegen Galloways on Facebook BRASS RING GALLOWAYS (Semen Available) Snapshot of Trapper ROUGH RIDER RC EXTRA BO Contact: Russ & Susan Waples (406) 635-2114, [email protected] BERRY RANCH (Semen Available) Braveheart of Gal-Way Brass Ring Watusi 17W Contact: Eli Berry (612) 390-2249, [email protected]

RENAISSANCE FARMS LTD. (Semen Available) RFLTD Xenon Contact: Judy or Bill Decker (620) 343-6757, [email protected], www.renfarms.com

CHUCK COLE FARMS (Semen Available) Suncrest Whiskey, Glenfiddich Yukon Contact: Chuck Cole (612) 390-2039, [email protected]

SUNNY C RANCH (Semen Available) ABG Julius BKR Toby Contact: Gayle Cerullo (360) 720-3159

THE DD RANCH (Semen Available) HZ Atomic Brass Ring Socrates Contact: The DD Ranch 970-405-5784 or 303-887-1731 www.theDDRanch.com [email protected] HANG 5 RANCH (Semen Available) H5 Fannie's Voyager 21L H5 Dreamer 63L, H5 Tempest Dream 6L H5 Top Gain 72K, H5 Lidey's Dream 41K Hang 5 Red Tidy, H5 Lightning 67K Big Deal Golly Supreme,Globex Winchester W15 Late Jake 20W (Red) Contact: Hang 5 Galloways (307) 655-9848, [email protected]

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TRAPPER GALLOWAY RANCH (Semen Available) Independence of Trapper Lottie's Voyager of H.R.G. Diamond B Zamboni, White Lightning Contact: Trapper Galloway Ranch (307) 765-2971, www.trappergallowayranch.com [email protected] WILLOW VALLEY GALLOWAY (Semen Available) RFLTD Yankee (aka- Epiphany) Willow Valley Abe A4 (aka- Honest Abe) Contact: Will Wheeler (405) 274-1799, [email protected] Contact: Jon Brown (405) 785-9115,[email protected] www.willowvalleygalloways.com

BLEGEN GALLOWAYS 701-212-0112 or 701-645-9073 Blegengalloways.com