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SPECIAL ADVERTSING SECTION — The Cattleman — March 2013 BEEFMASTERS


Breeding Productive Profitable Cattle


April 13, 2013 COLLIER FARMS ADVANTAGE SALE Giddings, Texas Offering 75 lots of the breeds leading registered genetics featuring Herd Bulls, Open Heifers, Bred Heifers, 1st calf pairs, semen and embryos.


April 21, 2013 BBU NATIONAL E6 SALE Columbus, Texas Selling over 100 E-6 Certifi ed com- mercial Beefmaster 1st calf pairs with Angus calves at side.


November 23, 2013 COLLIER FARMS PERFORMANCE BULL SALE Selling over 100 head of perfor- mance-tested, forage-developed Beefmaster bulls.


Semen and embryos available private treaty year round.


A good selection of registered bulls and heifers for sale at the ranch.


Beefmaster Group Supports Commercial Cattle Sales and Exports


BBU Commercial Marketing Services Beefmaster Breeders United’s


(BBU) Commercial Marketing Ser- vices program helps cattle producers fi nd and sell good Beefmaster and Beefmaster-infl uenced cattle and works to positively infl uence the demand for these cattle. This program builds on the per-


formance of Beefmaster cattle, the success of BBU’s breed improve- ment, educational and research programs and provides hands-on marketing support. BBU Commercial Marketing Ser-


vices works directly with buyers and sellers through pertinent mar- keting and educational channels to help Beefmaster and Beefmaster- infl uenced producers realize the full value of their cattle. This may include • direct ranch trades to feeders


and stockers • conducting commingled feeder


calf sales for the benefi t of producers with limited herd numbers • providing producers with more


ollier arms


BEEFMASTERS


For more information, contact us anytime:


Ranch 979-251-4175 Home 979-251-4642


www.collierfarmsbeefmasters.com


extensive herd numbers the op- portunity to participate in special Beefmaster sections on video sales • offering an alternative pricing mechanism by which cattlemen can


discover the true value of the cattle they produce. Through the BBU Commercial


Marketing Services program, cattle producers • are encouraged to vaccinate


and wean calves before they leave the ranch • are given feedback from the


feeder and packer on the feedlot and carcass performance of the cattle • receive the services of a liaison


between calf producers, feeders and packers in locating Beefmaster and Beefmaster-infl uenced cattle • benefit from the promotion


of the value of Beefmasters to seg- ments of the industry • have an advocate with unbi-


ased research to dispel myths as- sociated with Beefmaster cattle • are represented by BBU fi eld


service as a customer service tool for their bull buyers • are encouraged to replace cull


cows with E6 heifers • add value to their herds by


being able to enroll young cattle in the E6 Program with the goal of having an entire herd of E6 females • have access to registered Beef-


master bulls and can ask that reg- istration papers be transferred to them.


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