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The 10 producers who registered the most Angus beef cattle in Texas recorded 3,882 Angus with the American Angus Association® during fi scal year 2015,
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which ended Sept. 30, according to Richard Wilson, As- sociation interim chief executive offi cer. Those ranch- ers are 44 Farms, Cameron; Evans Farms, Stephenville; Running Water Land & Cattle, Bovina; Bradley 3 Ranch Limited, Memphis; Double Creek Farms, Meridian; Rayford & Carla Pullen, Bellevue; Steve Zybach, Bris- coe; Lynwood W Lesikar, Poolville; Wilks Ranch Texas Ltd, Eastland; and Cox Ranch, Weatherford. The American Shorthorn Association board of di- rectors sold the association’s headquarters building
in Omaha, Oct. 1, and will relocate the breed registry to Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City has deep ties to the industry and has long been synonymous with both the beef cattle industry and agribusiness. This location will also serve as a more central location for all mem- bership. This move will position the Shorthorn breed to be in the hub of the related beef industry infrastruc- ture. Certifi ed Hereford Beef (CHB®
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) LLC experienced a record year of growth during fi scal year 2015 with
51.2 million pounds of product sold, a 2 percent in- crease compared to the previous year’s total. Since 2008, CHB LLC has increased beef sales by 46 percent. In other CHB news, Amari Manning, St. Louis, Mo., has been named CHB’s chief operating offi cer and general manager. Recently, Manning has served as the pre- mium protein specialist/brand manager for Sysco St. Louis. In this role she managed all center-of-the-plate business activities in her Missouri and Illinois territo- ry. Prior to moving to Missouri, she served as the pre- mium-protein brand manager at Sysco Philadelphia. The North American Limousin Foundation (NALF) has aligned with Tyson Fresh Meats to offer commer-
cial cattle producers and cattle feeders the ability to market cattle through the existing branded programs marketed by Tyson. Producers can elect to market cattle into either a natural cattle feeding program or the NHTC (non-hormone treated cattle) program, or use the Lim-Choice conventional fed cattle grid with Tyson. Contact NALF’s Mark Anderson at 303-220-1693 or
Mark@NALF.org to qualify your ranch or feedyard for one of the programs.
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