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Ohio Angus NewsletterJanuary 2015
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Ohio Angus Association Annual Banquet RSVP • Must be received by January 15! • Tickets will not be available at the door!
Contact Name: _________________________________ Phone:____________________ Names of those attending: _________________________________ _____________________________________ _________________________________ _____________________________________ _________________________________ _____________________________________
Number of Dinner Tickets:_____________ X $15.00 Each = $_________Anyone requiring their own seat will be required to have a ticket. Tickets will be mailed following receipt of payment.
Mail to: Ohio Angus Association, Dan Wells, Secretary/Fieldman; 625 Cattail Rd., Chillicothe, OH 45601
2015 Ohio Angus Annual Meeting & Banquet
SaturdayJanuary 31st, 2015
Springfield-Clark Career & Tech Center1901 Selma Rd., Springfield, OH
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Saturday
4 p.m. Ohio Angus Annual Meetings -Ohio Angus Annual Meeting -Ohio Jr. Angus Annual Meeting -Ohio Angus Auxiliary Annual Mtg5 p.m. Social Hour6 p.m. Ohio Angus Annual Banquet Awards Program & 2015 Directory Auction:
Map & Directions:Springfield-Clark CTC
1901 Selma Road, Springfield, OH 45505From I-70: Take exit #54 (St. Rt. 72). Go North on St. Rt.
72 for .1 mile and take the first Right onto E. Leffel Ln. Follow E. Leffel Ln. for 1 mile then turn left on Selma Rd.
Springfield-Clark CTC is .5 miles on the left.
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2014 Ohio Angus Association Officers
President: Kelvin Egner (419) 295-6089 [email protected] Vice President: Tim Harsh (740) 595-3543 [email protected] Chairman: Dave Felumlee (740) 763-4616 [email protected] Treasurer: Allen Gahler (419) 360-2091 [email protected] Secretary/Fieldman: Dan Wells (740) 505- 3843 [email protected]
In This Issue...Ohio Angus Annual Meeting Info 1Secretary’s Corner 2Industry News & Notes 32015 Miss Ohio Angus Queen Info 3Ohio Super Star Sale Info 52015 Ohio Angus Directory Advertising Info 6Industry News & Notes 7Industry News & Notes 8Partners in Performance Bull Sale Ad 8Ohio Angus Auxihilary Scholarships 9Industry News & Notes 10Eastern Ohio Angus Spring Sale Info 102015 Ohio Angus Media Kit 11Calendar of Events 12Handbook Cover Photo Contest 12
Secretary’s Corner
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Ohio Angus Breeders,
I hope everyone had a jealous New Year’s and isgetting along well with spring calving if you have startedalready. It never fails, just as many start spring calvingthat some of the coldest & muddiest weather seems torear its ugly head. I hope you were able to stay warmrecently! Quick reminder, The Ohio Angus Annual Meeting& Banquet will be held on January 31st at Springfield-Clark Career & Technology Center, Springfield, OH. If you haven’t purchased your tickets yet, there is still time but I need to know your intentions ASAP! At the Annual Banquet, we will be holding ourAnnual Directory page auction, selling many of the premier placement and full color pages. If you are interested in purchasing a premier page, but are unable to attend the banquet, please let me know. Interest has been great from potentialconsignors to the Angus Super Star Sale at the OhioBeef Expo. And it looks like we will once again have atremendous sale offering. More information on the salecan be found on page 5 of this newsletter, while thecatalog will be posted at www.ohioangus.org in mid tolate February upon completion. Finally, the Eastern Ohio Angus Association will be hosting their Spring Sale on Saturday April 11th, at Muskingum Livestock in Zanesville, OH. They are now accepting consignments. If you have cattle you are interested in consigning, please contact me at 740-505-3843.
Thanks,
Dan Wells, Secretary / Fieldman
Cows & Heifers FOR SALE
Jim, Sharon, Christina, & Caroline Winter5839 Ashville-Fairfield Road
Ashville, Ohio 43103
(740) [email protected]
Herd Certified and AccreditedJohne’s Testing
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Industry News & Notes
Ohio Angus Queen Applications Due!
The Ohio Angus Auxiliary are now accepting applications for the 2015 Ohio Angus Queen competition. Ohio Angus Queen is open to Ohio Angus Association members that are at least 16 years of age as of January 1, 2015. The Ohio Angus Queen is required to be present at the following activities & shows: Ohio Beef Expo, Ohio Preview Show, Ohio State Fair, Ohio Angus Field Day and Annual Banquet. The queen may represent the Ohio Angus Association at other events of her choosing.
Application is available at www.ohioangus.orgOr by contacting an Ohio Angus Auxiliary officer. Jackie Egner 419-347-7123 Lynn Hill 740-367-7021 Cheri Miller 419-665-2251
Applications are due: January 16, 2015
Send applications to Lynn Hill at:[email protected] or 11503 SR 554, Bidwell, OH 45614
We’re counting on youBy Miranda Reiman I know what it’s like to have someone depending on me. I have four little children who look to me for clean clothes, a full tummy, and lots of love and support. It’s been a few years, but I also remember what it’s like to come to a feedbunk, lined with cattle looking up, eagerly awaiting breakfast or supper. No doubt, you know that feeling well. Maybe it’s the cows waiting for you to chisel ice during a cold snap—a scene that might seem all too familiar to many northern readers this year. Maybe it’s the weaned calves going from momma’s care to your care. Regardless of the situation, if you’re raising cattle, you know what it’s like to be needed. But have you ever thought of the others, all along the beef chain who put their faith in you? Maybe it’s Ruth Ammon, an office manager at a western Nebraska feedlot; it could be Dan Chase, an export specialist from Florida; or perhaps it’s Meg Groves, a carcass data collector from Iowa. These people rely on you. Their jobs exist only because of a healthy and robust beef industry. The list continues with everyone from chefs to meat marketers to even ag journalists like myself. (Sure, I could write about broccoli, but certainly my livelihood would not be the same without committed cattlemen and women across this country.) For many of these people, it’s not just about beef. It’s about really good beef. “We’re a premium provider and we’re priced at a premium. There are always going to be countries that are going to be cheaper than us,” says Liz Wunderlich, of the U.S. Meat Export Federation, yet another person who has made a career out of this business we all love. “We talk about why we’re unique, with beef that’s grain-fed, high-quality.” Those producers who seek more knowledge of their end product require smart feedlot employees who can help track that data and relay it. They need
collectors in the plant, gathering marbling and yield information. Chefs like Mark Morgan, near Baltimore, build their reputation on serving the best beef available. Salespeople like Scott Redden of North Carolina find repeat customers when they move product like that. It’s a circle. You need them, too. The people who take what you produce and make sure it reaches its highest potential, also make sure it reaches its highest value. They want you to be rewarded for your work. In that sense, you need them, too. Without high beef demand, without a premium protein to sell, life would be so different for people like meat cutter Tim Toussaint and Ohio packer Bob Boliantz. Keeping cattle alive, healthy and productive is a big responsibility to shoulder. You might not think of the gravity of that as you go about your everyday tasks, but it’s a pretty astounding purpose. Although it’s less tangible on the ranch, keeping the beef business healthy and productive is equally so. Next time in Black Ink® Steve Suther will consider calving time. Questions? E-mail [email protected].
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3735 N. Twp Rd. 111Tiffin, Ohio 44883-9353
Home (419) 937-1864John Cell (419) 937-4148
John King & Family
Registered Angus
Tiffin, Ohio
henry bergfeld Managing PartnerThree Oaks Farm, 33009 Yellow Creek RoadSummitville, OH 43962330.223.1872 fax: 330.223.2215e-mail: [email protected]
john bergfeld Partner38100 Jackson Road Moreland Hills, OH 44022daytime: 216.445.4836 home: 440.247.7916e-mail: [email protected]
MPine hill far experience counts
Quality Seed Stock
Angus
JAB / PH
Fred M. Penick3264 Refugee Rd. Home (740) 404-1832Hebron, OH 43025 Fax (740) 928-3912
Way-View Cattle Co. LLCPerformance Tested Angus
Bulls For SAleAllen Gahler641 N. Elliston Trowbridge Rd.Graytown, OH 43432(419) [email protected]
Brice Gahler1618 N. Elliston Trowbridge Rd.
Graytown, OH 43432(419) 552-0169
Registered Angus Cattle Hay & Straw - Large and small squares
Freezer beef
Sires in use:16286088, 16233833, 15552303
Don & Mida PetersonPhone (304) 269-3877E-mail: [email protected]
PAUL H. HILL11503 State Rd. 554Bidwell, OH 45614
740-367-7021
Jon Davis * 740-446-2127
FAX: 740-367-7937 * www.championhillangus.comEmail: [email protected]
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4555 Hazelbrush Rd. Bulls, Heifers, Embryos Shelby OH 44875 (419) 347-7123 Registered Red and Black Border Collies (419) 295-6089 [email protected] [email protected]
Kelvin & Jackie EgnerChristina & Shawn Howell
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2015
2014 High Selling Bull- Lot 20, a son of Connealy Game Chang-er was consigned by Way View Cattle Co. LLC, Hebron, OH and
selected by Hildreth Show Calves, Sycamore, PA for $6,000
2014 High Selling Female- Lot 37, a daughter of Connealy Shrek 4242 that was consigned by Way View Cattle Co. LLC, Hebron,
OH and purchased by Roads End Farms, Big Prairie, OH for $5,200
Consignors:Kingsway Angus
HFS AngusParadise Cattle Com.
Way View Cattle Com., LLCRains AngusGahler Farms
Mansfield Correctional InstitutePebblecreek Angus
Hanlin FarmsToussaint River Angus
Claylick Run Angus GeneticsAdam BrodmanDadosky Farms
McConnel Creek CattleEgner Farms Angus
MC LivestockWoodside FarmsHomecroft Farms
Pleasant View FarmFlinders Family FarmMollenkopf Cattle Co.
Wells Livestock
Offering an elite set of Herd Bull Prospects, Show Heifers & Bred Females like these high sellers in the 2014 sale!
Ohio Beef Expo - Ohio State Fairgrounds, Columbus, Ohio
Saturday • March 21, 2015 • 12 Noon
For more information or to request a sale book contact:
Dan Wells 740-505-3843 or [email protected]
Ohio Angus Super Star Sale
Reserve Your Ad Today!
Ohio Angus AssociAtion2014 Directory & HanDbook
2015 Ohio Angus Association Membership Directory
& Handbook
• Membership directory with Ohio Angus Association, Jr. Association, and Ladies Auxiliary information, show and sale info, event calendar, breeder tools, activity results and photos, and advertisements.
• Published annually in March. Mailed directly to all members and advertisers. • Additional copies distributed throughout Ohio and surrounding states at shows, sales,
and industry events. (2000+ copies published)• Ad design services are available, additional charges apply.
Pricing Specifications Black/White Full Color Live Area Bleed full page $225 $385 5.5 x 8.5 1/8 in. (.125) 1/2 page $130 $225 5.5 x 4.25 1/8 in. (.125)
11% discount for ads received by deadline in copy ready (PDF) format. Ads should be submitted in high resolution (300dpi) PDF.
Deadlines / Page selection• Premium pages / buyers choice page selection to be sold at auction, Saturday, January 31,
2015 at Ohio Angus Annual Banquet.• Confidential bids will be accepted if you cannot attend auction - minimum bid $250. • Auction purchased ads include ad placement, design/layout, and color charges with no
additional fees.• Full color pages are limited availability and usually sell out at the auction.• February 10 - Deadline to reserve ad space• February 14 - Deadline for plans/materials to be submitted for Ad design / layout assistance• February 17 - Copy ready (PDF) ad deadline
Don’t miss the excellent opportunity to advertise &
promote your farm or business!
For more information, or to reserve an ad space contact:
Ohio Angus AssociationDan Wells, Sec./Fieldman
Industry News & NotesOCA Accepting Bull Consignments for
Seedstock Improvement Sale – Deadline January 31
(MARYSVILLE, Ohio) — The Ohio Cattlemen’s Association is currently accepting bull consignments to the Seedstock Improvement Sale. The sale will be held April 11 at noon at the Union Stock Yards Company in Hillsboro, Ohio. This event offers an affordable way to market bulls from multiple breeds in one location and on one day. Buyers have the assurance of buying bulls with known genetics, a completed vaccination regimen and a breeding soundness exam. The Seedstock Improvement Sale is open to consignments from all breeds. Consignors must be a current member of the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association to participate. Bulls are required to be registered and to have expected progeny differences (EPDs). The bulls will be placed in sale order based on a within breed evaluation star system using EPDs for birth weight, weaning weight, yearling weight, milk, marbling and ribeye. Bulls consigned to the sale can be one to five years of age. History of the sale shows that bulls 18 months of age and older command a higher price. Consignors will be allowed to substitute bulls for entries made to the Seedstock Improvement Sale. All bulls are required to be tested for Bovine Viral Diarrhea (BVD) persistent infection (PI) status. For more information on the sale including all requirements, visit www.ohiocattle.org and look under the Beef Improvement section or contact the OCA office at 614-873-6736 or [email protected]. Interested consignors or buyers can also contact John Grimes, sale manager and OSU Extension Beef Coordinator, with any questions at 937-763-6000 or [email protected]. Consignment deadline for the sale is January 31, 2015.
Ohio Cattlemen’s Association Accepting Best of the Buckeye
Participant Scholarship Applications (MARYSVILLE, Ohio) — The Best of the Buckeye program will offer twenty (20) $500 scholarship opportunities for Best of the Buckeye participants to offset the cost of purchasing, raising and exhibiting a Best of the Buckeye nominated calf. Scholarships will be awarded to less-experienced participants, ages 8-21, with consideration given to the applicant’s financial need. Scholarship applications can be found on the
OCA website and will be due on January 15, 2015 and scholarship recipients will be notified in February 2015. Recipients will receive their scholarship when they exhibit their Best of Buckeye nominated cattle at either the Ohio Beef Expo or the Ohio State Fair. The Best of the Buckeye program is hosted by the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association in conjunction with the Ohio Beef Expo and the Ohio State Fair, and recognizes top-placing Ohio bred, born and registered calves, along with the breeder and exhibitor, in each breed division at the two shows. Thanks to generous sponsors, $45,000 will be presented during 2015 in the form of premiums at the two shows, scholarships and awards. This year’s sponsors are Green Oak Farms, heifer division; Steve R. Rauch, steer division; and Franklin Equipment, scholarship division. The program was formed to provide Ohio seedstock breeders an additional marketing opportunity, create a source for moderately priced show steers and heifers by providing a program with awards and prestige, and to attract new participants interested in showing at the Ohio Beef Expo and/or the Ohio State Fair. Best of the Buckeye cattle must be registered and bred by an Ohio cattleman and born in state. Embryo transfer calves and calves out of purchased bred cows are eligible if they were born in Ohio and list an Ohio cattleman as the breeder. Best of the Buckeye nominations can be made by the breeder or the exhibitor. To be eligible for the Best of the Buckeye program, cattle must be registered and the breeder or exhibitor of the registered animal must pay a per animal nomination fee. Cattle that are nominated prior to the Ohio Beef Expo by March 1, 2015 and prior to the Ohio State Fair by June 20, 2015 will incur a $25 per head nomination fee per show. Cattle may be nominated for both shows by March 1, 2015 for a rate of $40. Breeders will have the opportunity to nominate cattle through check-in at the Ohio Beef Expo and at the Ohio State Fair at an increased late nomination fee of $75 per head. To participate in Best of the Buckeye, breeders must complete a nomination form and sign an affidavit verifying Best of the Buckeye eligibility. For nomination forms contact OCA or visit www.ohiocattle.org. Best of the Buckeye exhibitor rules along with additional nomination details are available at www.ohiocattle.org/best-of-the-buckeye or by contacting the OCA office. For more information, contact the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association at 614-873-6736, email [email protected].
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Industry News & Notes
Saturday • April 4, 2015 • 6 p.m.Muskingum Livestock Com., Zanesville, OH
Way-View Cattle Co. LLC
Fred Penick & Family3264 Refugee Rd. • Hebron, OH 43025(C) 740-404-1832 • (H) [email protected]
Claylick RunDave Felumlee & Family11970 Cross Rd. • Newark, Ohio 43056(H) 740.763.4616 • (C) 740.404.3594 [email protected]
Angus Genetics
Selling 60 Performance Angus Bulls!
Partners in PerformanceBull Sale
Beef Specialist: Producers Must Address Cold Stress in Herds
Cold stress on beef herds should be addressed for animals during the winter to maintain necessary body condition going into the calving season, a Purdue Extension beef cattle specialist says. Ron Lemenager said cattle can maintain an optimal body condition score of 5 to 5.5 - an industry rating of body weight - that would allow the animal to more readily adapt to low winter temperatures as long as they have a dry winter hair coat and access to a windbreak. But he said that when wind chill dips below 30 degrees Fahrenheit, cows need more energy. The energy requirement for a cow with a good body condition and a dry winter hair coat increases by 13 percent for each 10-degree Fahrenheit drop in wind chill factor below 30 degrees. The energy requirement for a cow that is thin, or has a wet coat, increases 30 percent with each 10-degree drop in wind chill. “We need to think about supplementing
forage-based maintenance diets with a high energy feed during cold spells that last more than a couple of days,” Lemenager said. “Energy supplements could include corn, soybean hulls and wheat midds.” Lemenager said it takes about one pound of these high-energy feeds per animal per day for each 10-degree drop in wind chill. He also said feeding beef herds in the late afternoon or early evening increases the animals’ body heat going into the lowest night temperatures. Producers also should consider the amount of water cows have access to; Lemenager pointed out that insufficient water would decrease the amount of feed that cows would consume. Techniques that help reduce costs of managing cold stress include providing natural wind breaks such as tree lines and hills, or manmade structures. Lemenager suggests not housing cows in a closed barn during winter months, as the humidity in those conditions may lead to respiratory problems.
Source: Purdue Extension
Miami Valley Angus Association
Dave Long, Pres. 513-383-4077Dan Brosey, V.P. 513-315-6894Christy Campbell, Sec./Tres. 937-533-7051John Hall, State Director 740-815-4337
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Robert E. Messinger, CFS, CLU, ChFCCincinnati, OH 513-792-2117
Herman & Kathleen Howell
4200 Twp. Hwy 289, Hammondsville, OH 43930Phone / Fax: (740) 544-5861
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Ohio Angus Auxiliary$$$ Scholarships Available $$$
Graduating Seniors: Ohio Angus Auxiliary Scholarships are open to all graduating seniors who are both members of the Ohio Jr. Angus Association, and have received their Bronze and Silver Show Awards. Ohio winners will be forwarded on for National scholarship competition.Applications must be sent to: Sharon L. Sanders 5959 Hay Rd. Harrod, Ohio 45850-9753
SEND VIA PRIORITY MAIL with tracking number! MUST BE POSTMARKED BY March 21, 2015 American Angus Auxiliary Scholarship rules apply. Application form can be found at www.angusauxiliary.com If you have any questions contact Sharon at: [email protected] or by phone at 419-648-3233. You can’t win if you don’t fill out the application!
Industry News & Notes
Eastern Ohio Angus Association2015 SPRING SALE
Saturday • 6 p.m.April 11th, 2015
Muskingum LivestockZanesville, OH
ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS NOW!To consign contact Sale Manager Dan Wells,at 740-505-3843 or [email protected]
SALE MANAGED
BY:
Dan Wells, Sec./Fieldman740-505-3843 • [email protected]
www.ohioangus.org
Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase high quality Angus cattle sired by & bred to the leading A.I. Sires!
2015 Ohio Forage and Grasslands Conference
The Ohio Forages and Grasslands Council Annual Conference will be held February 6, 2015 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Ohio Department of Agriculture in Reynoldsburg, OH. The program focus is “Take the Next Step” in your forage management program. The featured speaker will be Dr. Ed Rayburn, Extension Specialist at West Virginia University, who will provide an introduction to pasture ecology and plant and animal responses to management. How to increase animal gain by optimizing the animal-plant interaction during grazing will be discussed by Dr. Anibal de Moraes, a professor of pasture ecology in southern Brazil, who will share research information on animal performance on Italian ryegrass. Dr. Rayburn and Dr. Moraes will provide pasture-based livestock producers with new ideas to step up their grazing management that can improve animal gains on pasture while increasing pasture production.
Best management practices for plastic wrapped bales will be another topic featured on the program. Dr. Rayburn will be sharing practices learned from a series of on-farm research projects and demonstrations with plastic-wrapped bales. In the afternoon, four producers will talk about their own dairy, beef, sheep and commercial silage storage operations and share lessons they have learned that will help others in their forage-based operations. Results from integrating sheep into grain crop rotation will be discussed by Dr. Jeff McCutcheon, Extension Educator from Morrow county. In addition, this year’s winners of the Ohio State Grazing Essay Contest and Ohio Forage and Grasslands Council Awards will be announced. Details of the program and a registration form can be found at http://beef.osu.edu/Flyers/OFGC15.pdf Print the form, fill it out and mail it to the address indicated by January 23, 2015. For more information contact Gary Wilson at [email protected] or (419) 348-3500.
E-Mail Blasts• One time e-mail with or without attachment• Sent to all Ohio Angus E-Blast list, including
Ohio Angus member and Angus breeders from surrounding states. (App. 900 emails)
• $100 per e-mail / $50 with purchase of full page news ad
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Newsletter and Website Advertising• Published 11 times per year (February - December) Approximate mail date is the 5th. E-mailed on or near 5th to E-list
members• Copy Ready Ad Deadline is the 20th of the preceding month• Ad design services - submit plans by the 10th of the preceding month, additional charges apply• Ads from other publications - submit order instruction by the 20th of preceding month, fees may apply• Ads will appear on “featured ads” on front page of web site for 30 days prior to event or specified date• Business card ads will appear on website “advertising” page for 1 year (may be purchased at pro-rated price any time.)• Pricing is for copy ready ads in PDF format• Newsletter is printed black and white -ads may be submitted in color and will be used in color for web/email versions• Print ads should be submitted in high resolution (300dpi) PDF format, in full color if desired, printer will convert to grayscale• Angus sale advertisers will receive free sale representation and fieldman services with the placing of 2 full page ads.• Must be current Ohio Angus member to advertise cattle sales, and content must relate to sale of Angus cattle.
2015 Ohio Angus Media Kit& Advertising Opportunities
Directory/Handbook Advertising• Membership directory with Ohio Angus Association, Jr. Association, and Ladies Auxiliary information, show and sale info,
calendar, breeder tools, activity results and photos, and advertisements• Published annually in March. Mailed directly to all members and advertisers. • Additional copies distributed throughout Ohio and surrounding states at shows, sales, and industry events• Ad design services are available, additional charges apply Pricing Specifications Black/white Full Color live area bleedfull page $225 $385 5.5 x 8.5 1/8 in. (.125)1/2 page $130 $225 5.5 x 4.25 1/8 in. (.125)
11% discount for ads received by deadline in copy ready (PDF) format Ads should be submitted in high resolution (300dpi) PDF.
Deadlines / Page selection• Premium pages / buyers choice page selection to be sold at auction, Saturday, January 31, 2015 at Ohio Angus annual banquet• Confidential bids will be accepted if you cannot attend auction - minimum bid $250 • Auction purchased ads include ad placement, design/layout, and color charges with no additional fees• Full color pages are limited availability and usually sell out at auction• February 10 - Deadline to reserve ad space• February 14 - Deadline for plans and materials to be submitted for Ad design / layout assistance• February 17 - Copy ready (PDF) ad deadline
Additional Advertising ServicesDirect Mailings / Mail List Access
• The membership and other mailing lists are the sole property of the Ohio Angus Assocation and may not be duplicated or used in any manner without proper consent.
• Members or business advertisers may conduct special mailings through the Ohio Angus Association, for $150 plus printing and mailing costs
• Under no circumstances will the mailing list be distributed via hard copy or electronic to to anyone other than the printer of choice for the mailing.
*All prices and regulations subject to change, as determined by the Ohio Angus Association board of directors*
Classified Newsletter Marketplace Advertising• one 50 word ad free per membership per year• others $10 for 30 days with 50 word max, $5 per
additional 10 words, $5 per picture or link
Size Pricefull page $1501/2 page $100Bus Card $200
live area bleed 8.5 x 11 1/8 in. (.125) 8.5 x 5.5 1/8 in. (.125) 3.5 x 2 none
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Ohio Angus AssociationDan Wells, Secretary/Fieldman625 Cattail Rd.Chillicothe, OH 45601
DATED MATERIAL DO NOT DELAY
TO:Return Service Requested
Ohio Angus Calender of EventsJanuary 10 Ohio Beef Expo Consignment Deadline March 16 Maplecrest Bull Sale, Hillsboro, OHJanuary 10 Jr. Silver Show Awards Dealine March 20-22 Ohio Beef Expo, Columbus, OHJanuary 10 Distinguished Service Awards Nomination Deadline March 27 Strayer Angus Production Sale, Zanesville, OHJanuary 16 Miss Ohio Angus Application Deadline April 4 Partners in Performance Bull Sale, Zanesville, OHJanuary 24 Ohio Cattleman’s Association An. Mtg, Columbus, OH April 11 Eastern Ohio Angus Spring Sale, Zanesville, OHJanuary 31 Ohio Angus Annual Meeting, Springfield, OH
IT’s THAT TIME AGAIN!Ohio Angus DirectoryCover Photo Contest
Grab your camera, get outside and catch that perfect scenic “Angus Picture”!
• ENTRY DEADLINE: January 10, 2015• Entries must be submitted via email to [email protected] • Entries must be high resolution electronic photos of at least 300 dpi.• All entries will be on display at the 2015 Ohio Angus Annual Meeting.• Each attendee of the 2015 Annual Meeting will get to vote for their favorite
“Cover Photo”. The winning photo will be used as the cover of the 2015 Ohio Angus Directory. The submitter of the winning photo will be recognized on page 3 of the directory.
Ohio Angus AssociAtion2014 Directory & HanDbook
