CATTLE RAISERS COMMUNITY
SEEDSTOCK
Mallory Newsom is the communications coordinator at the International Brangus Breeders Association,
(IBBA) San Antonio. She is a Texas Tech University graduate with a master’s degree in agricultural com- munications. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma. 44 Farms, Cameron, made BEEF Magazine’s top 100 seedstock producers list. Ranches on the list are
ranked by bull sales volume. 44 Farms, owned by Bob McClaren, ranked 5th on the list selling 1,295 bulls last year, according to BEEF. 44 Farms is primarily an Angus operation but also runs Ultrablacks, a Brangus cross. Craig Huffhines, American Hereford Association (AHA) executive vice president, is moving to Ama-
rillo to serve as executive vice president of the Ameri- can Quarter Horse Association. Huffhines will remain on the AHA staff until early March. The AHA Board is assembling a leadership search committee to assess the prospects for fi lling the position. The North American Limousin Foundation (NALF) wel- comes Jennifer Scharpe as the new director of com-
munications. Scharpe is responsible for working with marketing staff to develop and implement the Founda- tion’s communication efforts including public relations, national promotion and advertising, digital communica- tions, social media and video development.
NAMES IN THE NEWS
Jennifer Houston, Sweetwater, Tenn., is the chair of the Federation of State Beef Councils. Steve Hanson,
Elsie, Neb., is the vice chair. The Federation of State Beef Councils is the national home of state beef coun- cils and a division of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), a contractor to the Beef Check- off Program. As chair of the Federation, Houston will serve as vice chair of the Beef Promotion Operat- ing Committee (BPOC), which recommends the beef checkoff projects funded at the national level. In addition to Houston and Hanson, other Federation members of the BPOC for 2015 are Austin Brown III,
TSCRA director from Beeville; Clay Burtrum (Okla- homa); Dawn Caldwell (Nebraska); Terri Carstensen (Iowa); Jerry Effertz (North Dakota); Cevin Jones (Ida- ho); Scott McGregor (Iowa); and Kristin Larson (Mon- tana). Jones is past chair of the Federation. The CBB also appoints 10 members to the BPOC.
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