CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY
SALE REPORTS
7P Ranch 19th Spring Bull Sale February 16 — Tyler, Texas 50 purebred Simmental bulls, avg. $2,893 31 SimAngus bulls, avg. $2,558
Double Creek Farms March 8 — Meridian, Texas 64 lots, avg. $4,000
Evans Farms Ninth Annual Production Sale March 9 — Stephenville, Texas 44 Angus bulls, avg. $3,495 144 Angus females, avg. $4,518
The Black Hereford Sale March 9 — Alvarado, Texas 89 lots, avg. $3,103
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo All Breed Registered Range Bull Sale Feb. 27 — Houston 87 bulls, avg. $4,025
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo’s 46th Annual All Breed Commercial Female Sale March 2 — Houston 463 commercial pairs, bred and open females, avg. $2,104
SEEDSTOCK Igenity® , a Neogen Corporation
Company, and Angus Genetics Inc.® (AGI) announce a signifi -
cant cost reduction to the Igenity Profi le for Angus, a leading DNA profi le for registered Angus cattle producers in the industry. The Igenity Profi le for Angus is now available to American Angus As- sociation®
(AAA) members and
clients at a new rate of $47 per test. Additionally, AGI, a subsid- iary of AAA, is offering members the opportunity to combine the Igenity Profi le for Angus with SNP-based parentage at a new
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price of $59. Visit
angus.org or call 816-383-5100. The Live Oak Beefmaster
Breeders Association (LOBBA)
has developed the LOBBA Bull Development Test program. Two tests per year will be conducted at the Tom Brothers Ranch in Camp- bellton. The 112-day bull tests will begin January 1 and June 1 of each year. The bulls will have a 3-week warmup period before the test and a 2-week cool-down period after the test before being sold or taken back to the owner’s ranch.
For test details and yardage
costs, visit
beefmasters.org. Navigate to “Blog” in the left navigation, and scroll to the news release about this test. Or contact BBU at 210-732-3132. The International Brangus Breeders Association (IBBA)
members have changed the as- sociation’s bylaws allowing IBBA members to breed up to Brangus using Ultrablack and Ultrared ani- mals. “This initiative will allow the incorporation of new Angus ge- netics into the Brangus population by an alternate method compared
thecattlemanmagazine.com
Tic Tac Toe Ranch of Frost consigned the high grading Brahman bull for $5,500 to Rob- ert Paret of Brenham, Texas.
In the All Breed Com- mercial Female Sale, Bradley Hodde of Diamond H Cattle Co. of Brenham consigned the overall champion females. The pen of 5 Golden Certifi ed F-1 H
X B Females sold for $3,100 and was purchased by Tom Johnson of Wortham, Texas. This pen was also awarded champion F-1 Pairs and champion overall F-1s.
The champion Brah- man females were consigned by Martin/ Schwartz Partnership of Brenham for $3,600 to Diamond H Cattle Co., also of Brenham.
Champion open F-1 Females were awarded to John Malazzo Farms of Caldwell with a pen of ABBA certifi ed B X H females bringing $2,700. Jim Watts of Houston purchased these females.
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