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Kansas Polled Herefordson the PrairieAugust 2008 Issue 58 www.kansaspolledherefords.org

The 2008 Kansas Polled Hereford Tour will be Aug. 30-31 in Western Kansas. The first tour stop will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Sandhill Farms, owned by Kevin Schultz and family near Haviland.

At 1:30 p.m. after lunch, the tour will arrive at Umberger Polled Herefords, owned by Greg Umberger of Rozel. Then at 3:15 p.m. the tour will stop at Brannan and Reinhardt Polled Herefords, owned by Kent Reinhardt near Otis.

The evening festivities will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Hays VFW Hall. The tour will resume on Sunday at 8:30 a.m. visiting the Virgil J. Staab

& Sons operation north of Hays. After viewing cattle and breakfast the tour will proceed to Pieper Land & Cattle at Palco. H-Bar Ranch, owned by Charlie and Darla Moore, will also have cattle on display. Participants can enjoy cattle and a meal during the stop.

For information about the tour stops see Page 4. To make your reservations for the banquet and for information about the tour, contact Kim Schmidt, KPHA secretary/treasurer, at (785) 363-7557 or e-mail: [email protected].

Tour Schedule

Saturday, Aug. 3010 a.m. Sandhill Farms, Haviland; Located 13 miles north, 2 miles

east, 1/2 mile south of Haviland11 a.m. Depart Sandhill Farms and lunch is on your own in Larned1 p.m. Gather at Rally Point at Carr Auction, west side of Larned1:30 p.m. Arrive at Umberger Polled Herefords; Located 5 miles

north, 1 3/4 miles west and 1 mile north of Rozel2:30 p.m. Depart Umberger Polled Herefords3:15 p.m. Arrive at Brannan and Reinhardt Polled Herefords; Located

1/2 mile north of Bison4:15 p.m. Depart Brannan and Reinhardt Polled Herefords6:30 p.m. Annual Meeting and Banquet, Hays VFW Hall,

22nd and Vine

Sunday, Aug. 318:30 a.m. Virgil J. Staab & Sons, Hays; Located 5 miles north on Hwy

183 from I-70 and 2 1/2 miles west10 a.m. Depart Virgil J. Staab & Sons10:30 a.m. Arrive at Pieper Land & Cattle, Palco; Located 20 miles

north of Hays and 11 miles west Will also include lunch with educational speakers.

2008 KPHA Annual MeetingWill Be Aug. 30

The 2008 Kansas Polled Hereford Association (KPHA) Annual Meeting will be conducted during the tour on Aug. 30.

A reception will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Hays VFW Hall located at 22nd and Vine. The banquet will feature a Hereford steak dinner along with special speakers.

The meeting will include election of directors.

All KPHA members are asked to bring door prizes for the event.

Please RSVP by Aug. 22 to Kim Schmidt at (785) 363-7557 or send an e-mail to: [email protected].

Western Kansas Polled Hereford Tour Scheduled for Aug. 30-31

Reserve Hotel Rooms Now

The Kansas Polled Hereford Association (KPHA) has blocked rooms at the Holiday Inn in Hays for Saturday night during the tour.

Holiday Inn Hays3603 Vine StHays, KS 67601(877) 863-4780Rate: $65 (until Aug. 23)

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Kansas Polled Hereford AssociationPresident:

Brian Staab Hays (620) 628-1102

Vice President:

Kevin Schultz Haviland (620) 995-4072

Secretary/Treasurer

Kim Schmidt Blue Rapids (785) 363-7557

Directors:

District 1 (West)

Dana Pieper Palco (785) 737-2830

District 2 (NC)

Kevin Jensen Courtland (785) 374-4372

District 3 (SC)

Jeff Smith McPherson (620) 241-1892

District 4 (NE)

Doug Rosencutter Topeka (785) 286-4606

District 5 (SE)

Brian Staab Hays (620) 728-1102

At Large (State)

Kevin Schultz Haviland (620) 995-4072

At Large (State)

Gary Dorrell Highland (785) 850-0096

At Large (East)

Bryce Schumann Lecompton (785) 887-6754

At Large (West)

Matt Stucky Moundridge (620) 386-0989

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Darrell & Joy Sutor

630 AA Rd.

(785) 737-5711

“HEREFORDS SINCE 1885”

Sutor Hereford Farms

Zurich, Kansas 67663

David & Dana Pieper2760 6 Rd.

(785) 737-2830email: [email protected]

Upcoming events

Aug. 30- KPHA Tour and Annual31 Meeting, Western

Kansas

Sept. 14 Kansas State Fair Open Hereford Show, Hutchinson

Nov. 2 American Royal Hereford Show, Kansas City

Nov. 3 American Hereford Association Annual Membership Meeting, Kansas City, Mo.

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HEREFORDS

JIM AND SUE ROWLAND

1272 8th Road, Marysville, KS 66508

785-562-2091

President’s letter The summer is almost over

and the KPHA board would like to invite you to a summer finale — the 2008 Polled Hereford Tour, Aug 30-31. This great event will be hosted in Western Kansas. Stops will include: Sandhill Farms, Umberger Polled Herefords, Brannan and Reinhardt Polled Herefords, Virgil J. Staab & Sons Polled Herefords (VJS), Dana & David Peiper Family and H-Bar Ranch.

You are guaranteed to see some great Polled Hereford cattle. We will also be having our annual meeting Saturday, Aug. 30, at the VFW Hall located at 22nd and Vine St. in Hays. I hope you all will be able to attend this weekend event, and remember it is a three-day weekend with Monday being a holiday, so you can make a mini vacation out the trip. So clean your boots and fuel up the vehicle, because all your neighbors and friends have already made their plans to attend.

See ya soon!

— Brian Staab, KPHA president

A Note From the Moore Family

The family of Henry Moore acknowledges with deep appreciation your kind expression of sympathy. Thank You.

Greg UmbergerRt. 1, Box 59

Rozel, KS 67574

UMBERGER POLLED HEREFORDS

Phone: 620 527-4472Mobile: 620 923-5120

Email: [email protected]: [email protected]


Registered Polled Herefords

Kevin and Vera Schultz

Box 76, Haviland, KS 67059

620 995-4072 www.sandhillfarms.com

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Thank you for the prize. I like it.— Ben Jensen

Thank you for my duffel bag and the champion bull hamper. I can’t wait to use them this summer.— Justin Moser

Thank you for the bag for the class winner. I think I will enjoy it.— Casey Jensen

Dear KJPHA members:I want to take a minute to

express my gratitude for your support of the 9th Junior National Hereford Expo in Kansas City.

I personally was impressed with the professionalism each member took in presenting their animals in the ring along with your respect you showed toward each other every day in the barn.

Helping each other with supporting words of good luck, or just helping each other in the wash rack, the show chute, and yes, I did not forget the dinner food table. The food was fantastic.

Cooperation and respect shown by the parents filtered down to the smallest member, and makes the week full of good memories that each of us can take home to remember forever.

Sue, I also want to express a special thank you to you for

all you do to make the junior nationals memorable for each of us members. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Not to forget the Kansas officer team and directors, your leadership was awesome, and for that I commend you. I am proud to be president of an organization such as ours, thank you for making my job easier.

— Robert Craig III, KJPHA president

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Three Kansas Families Attend Nebraska Junior Show

Casey and Cody Jensen, Courtland; Shelby and Cody Hutchinson and Audrey and Wade Hambright all of Chapman attended the Nebraska Junior Hereford Show in Broken Bow, the first weekend of June.

Showmanship winnings for the group included: intermediate division, Cody Jensen, champion, and making the final cut was Shelby Hutchinson. In the junior division, Cody Hutchinson, Casey Jensen and Wade Hambright all made the final cut.

The Hutchinsons purchased animals in the Nebraska sale and were entitled to participate in the futurity show. Champion and reserve champion futurity heifer was awarded to Shelby Hutchinson and champion futurity steer to Cody Hutchinson.

Placing in the standard show were: Audrey Hambright, reserve cow-calf pair and two heifer class winners; Casey Jensen, heifer class winner; and a second placing heifer, Wade Hambright.


A) Sandhill FarmsRt. 1, Box 76Haviland, KS 67509(620) 995-4072

Our farming and ranching operation is starting it’s sixth generation.

We hosted our first registered bull and commercial female sale last spring. The bulls sold into 13 states and two Canadian provinces. About 70% of the bulls went into commercial programs. We will be continuing this as an annual event on the first Friday of April each year.

To make our cattle better, we use artificial insemination (AI) and embryo transfer as tools in our breeding program, and most of our sires have been tested in the American Hereford Association’s (AHA) young sire test program.

We collect ultrasound data on all registered cattle at a year of age.

As a promotional tool, we have been exhibiting bulls in the National Western pen show the last 13 years, and have had the champion or reserve pen the last three years.

B) Umberger Polled HerefordsRt. 1, Box 59Rozel, KS 67574(620) 527-4472

What is now Umberger Polled Herefords (UPH) was founded by KPHA Hall of Fame member Frank Brannan. He bought his first Polled Herefords in 1928, and enjoyed a very successful career, shipping cattle throughout the U.S. and Canada.

Following WWII, his son-in-law Dean Umberger came back to the farm, and Frank and Dean’s partnership continued to sell cattle throughout the Western U.S.

Dean exhibited cattle in the Denver yards for many years.

Upon graduating from Kansas

State University and a period of time in the U.S. Air Force, Greg Umberger returned to the farm forming a partnership with Dean. Dean passed away in 2001.

Today the herd consists of 140 registered Polled Hereford cows and 60 commercial Polled Hereford cows. We have sold cattle into 34 states and Canada, and 2008 marks 80 years of continuous Polled Hereford cattle on this farm.

C) Brannan & ReinhardtPolled HerefordsRt. 1, Box 161Bison, KS 67520(785) 387-2428

Brannan & Reinhardt Polled Herefords was formed in 1947 by KPHA Hall of Fame member Les Brannan and his son-in-law Nelson C. Reinhardt. Les had been operating as Les Brannan Polled Herefords since the late 1920s and had bred such bulls as Victor Domino, King Domino and Real Plato Domino (National Champion in the early 1940s).

This herd was dispersed in 1961 after Les’ death. A small remnant of this herd was carried on by grandson Nelson K. (Kent) Reinhardt as Banner Plains Polled Herefords, the herd was sold to his step-father and mother (Dorothy Brannan/Reinhardt/Moore) during Kent’s active duty service with the US Army.

The current herd was started in 1973 by Kent after his return from active duty and while serving as county agent in Decatur County. The herd was maintained in Decatur County until 1990 when circumstances provided an opportunity to move the herd back to the Reinhardt family home in Rush County.

The current herd of 30 cows traces back to cows bred by Floyd Coen and Bob Smith which were

purchased from Dwight Williams. Bloodlines used on these cows include a Tradition 434V son (B&R Mr Les C04, SOD that was owned with Floyd Coen) and by BT Prophet 117P, VCR HPH Relay 707W, Gerber Watchfire 117F, Feltons Legend 242, Feltons Ozzie 492 and MSU Star Headliner.

Present herd sire is a son of BKR Triple Plus 73C 20L out of a Felton Legend 242 daughter (B&R Miss Legend 242 RN01, DOD) that made DOD with her third calf and includes two additional DOD dams in her maternal pedigree.

Future herd sires are sons and grandsons of B&R Mr Watchfire P12, a son of Gerber Watchfire 117F owned with Meadowlark Farms, Kirtland, N.M.

We maintain an active AI program and used EFBeef Schu-lar Proficient N093 during our 2008 breeding season.

Brannan & Reinhardt Polled Herefords has been a Gold TPR Breeder since the program’s inception. The herd has been performance tested since its start with cow weights at weaning since 1990 and ultrasound data collected since 1998.

The herd is owned by Kent, Pat and Nelson Reinhardt, Otis, KS; Derek, Jennifer, Landon, Alexa and Izzi Reinhardt, Bison, KS; and Larry, Allison, Kylee, Bevan and Lilly Gradig, Yoder, KS.

F) Virgil J. Staab & Sons 1962 220 Ave.Hays, KS 67601(785) 628-1102

Virgil J. Staab & Sons began breeding cattle in 1929 under the ranch name Staab Hereford Ranch. Grandpa John C. Staab purchased his first Hereford heifers from Wilfred Truan, a local neighbor.

The ranch bought its first Polled Hereford cattle in 1940, when they

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purchased from the Jake Reich Polled Herefords from Natoma, Kan. My dad, Virgil, and his two brothers, Benno and Frank, ran the ranch until 1971, at which time Virgil J. Staab & Sons Polled Herefords was started.

Through the years we have seen many genetic changes. We have always strived to breed efficiency into our cattle, and we have done this thru careful AI selection.

We think by making these selections we have not only increased our bottom line, but also our valued customers’ bottom lines, which in return keeps bringing them back.

In 2006 we began selling our steer calves through the Certified Hereford Beef (CHB) Hereford Verified program, at Ford County Feeders with Danny Herrmann. We have seen fantastic results from our 2005 and 2006 calf crops, we can’t wait to see the results from the 2007 calf crop.

The past seven years we have also sold all of our heifers off the farm as yearling breeding heifers. These heifers have gone to registered and commercial breeders in New Mexico, Missouri, Colorado and Kansas.

We are located 5 miles north of Hays on 183 HWY and 2 1/2 miles west. We look forward to seeing you bright and early Aug. 31, we will have coffee and breakfast for you when you get here.

G) Pieper Land & Cattle/Sutor Hereford Farms400 DD Rd.Palco, KS 67657(785) 737-2830

David and Dana Pieper have lived and worked together on Sutor Ranch since 1998. They married in 1999 and are raising two children Cody (11) and Cady (4). Sutor Hereford Farms (SHF) belongs to Dana’s grandparents, Darrell and Joy Sutor.

Herefords have played a large

role in the history of SHF. The Sutor family was recognized in 2004 as a Century Breeder.

Dana moved to SHF in 1997 and purchased all of her polled cows from her parents at H Bar Ranch. Over the years Dana has purchased all of her Grandpa’s spring calving cows, a few fall calving heifers and several bulls.

The cows are horned bloodlines that mostly originated from Weldon Edwards’ dispersal sale. The fall heifers are the polled daughters of those cows sired by a bull from Sandhill Farms.

In October 2006 David and Dana purchased their own place about 4 miles to the southwest of the ranch headquarters. This last March, they purchased 40-plus horned cows from Kyle Rutt (Rutt Herefords) in Campbell, Neb. Those cows are mainly Miles City Line 1 bred cows but there are also some Holden, Cooper and Jamison Line 1s as well. Their herd is made up of about half horned and half polled cows with a few commercial Angus and black baldie cows as well.

We are going to host the tour stop at our new place which is located off of I-70 at the Ellis exit 14 miles north to 4 Road along the Rooks/Ellis County line. Then you turn north and go 1 mile to DD Road. You can’t miss it. We hope you will come and eat lunch with us.

G) H-Bar Ranch10541 S. Cherokee Rd.Modoc, KS 67863(620) 872-5254

Charlie Moore and his parents purchased their first Polled Herefords in 1976.

While in college Charlie worked for Byron Moberly. The foundation H Bar herd came from Moberly Polled Hereford of St. Francis.

In 1978 Charlie married Darla Sutor and the herd was expanded to about 50 head.

Previously, the Moores had always run grass cattle so the registered cow-calf operation was a new dimension. The herd increased to more than 100 head.

Drought conditions in 2002-03 forced the sale of nearly 40 head. We have 55 spring calving cows and 20 fall calving cows. We are using BR DM Channing ET in our AI program. Our three children were all active in the junior program and continue to have Polled Herefords.

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Forty-six young Hereford enthusiasts joined in Abilene, May 23 and 24, for the annual Kansas Junior Hereford Show. They brought with them three bulls, four cow-calf pairs, 51 heifers and 22 steers. Along with the cattle competitions, the juniors participated in speech, judging, photography and poster contests.

Contest resultsThe event kicked off with

mixer activities Friday afternoon before the annual potluck dinner. The evening capped off with the announcement of the Herdsman of the Year. This award is based on the success of the member’s cattle in the 2007 show season. Winning the belt buckle for the junior division was Justin Moser of Westmoreland and Tara Jo Ellerman of Everest claimed top senior honors.

Following the awards presentation, the Kansas Junior Polled Hereford Association members elected its board of directors. Newly elected directors are Brady Jensen, Courtland; Cody Jensen, Courtland; Mandi Valek, Agenda; and Tyler Schultz, Haviland. These juniors join Jessica Acheson, Woodbine; Robert Craig, Scandia; Audrey Hambright, Chapman; Nicole Rosencutter, Topeka; and BJ Valek, Agenda, in leading the youth association.

Saturday’s events began with a pancake feed hosted by the Abilene

Ag Committee. The speech contest followed. The youngest contestants competed in the non-competitive peewee division. Participating this year were Ben Jensen, Courtland, and Justin Moser.

Winning the junior division was Marija Crockett, Atchison. Brady Jensen took top honors in the intermediate division and Audrey Hambright was the top senior.

Following the speeches was the Hereford judging contest. Winners included Cameron Wilber, Belleville, peewee; Cody Jensen, junior; and Tyler Schultz, senior. Winning top female adult was Amanda Davis, Maple Hill, and the top male winner was Kevin Schultz, Haviland.

Other contests conducted were the photography and poster contests. Taking top honors in the photography contest were: Justin Moser, peewee; Bailey McKay, Franklin, Neb., junior; Alex Maxwell, Atchison, intermediate; and Audrey Hambright, senior. In the poster contest, Marija Crockett, Atchison, took the top junior honors.

Show resultsSaturday afternoon the focus

was on the showring. Judging the 2008 event was Brigham Stewart, Washington.

There were three entries in the bred-and-owned bull show. Taking top honors was Moser P606 Victor Domino 11T, sired by PW Victor Boomer P606 and exhibited by

Justin Moser. Reserve champion honors went to Tyler Cowan with his entry DD Braggin Rights 74, sired by HH Advance 4089P ET.

Judge Stewart selected KJ Missy 228S and her calf sired by KJ BJ M530 Warden 1995 ET as the top cow-calf pair from the four exhibited. This entry was shown by Brady Jensen. Following in reserve was the pair shown by Kimber Evans of Fall River. Her cow was DM BR Lindsey 6051 ET with a calf sired by SHF Radar M326 R125 at her side.

In the heifer show, MaKayla Rutt of Campbell, Neb., bested the group of 51 with her top entry from division two. The winning heifer was VCR 12R Foxy Baby 735T sired by S&S Outback 12R. Following in reserve was the top winner of division three exhibited by Brady Jensen. His heifer was KJ 1927 Bridgett 325S ET, a daughter of KJ BJ Bounty Hunter 741P.

Other division winners and reserves were awarded to the following exhibitors: Ben Jensen led the division one champion with KJ 2054 Mistress 544T ET, sired by KCF Bennett 3008 M326. Following in reserve was the entry of Kati Fehlman, Junction City, with BR Marie Lavoe 7159, daughter of BR Lansing 3060.

Taking reserve recognition in division two was KJ HVH 33N Radisson 473T ET sired by SHF Radar M326 R125. This entry was

98 Head at Kansas Junior Hereford Show

Champion owned female exhibited by MaKayla Rutt, Campbell, Neb.

Champion cow-calf pair exhibited by Brady Jensen, Courtland.

Champion bred & owned female exhibited by Marija Crockett, Atchison.

Reserve champion owned female exhibited by Brady Jensen, Courtland.


Peewee showmanship: Ben Jensen, Courtland, champion; and Kati Fehlman, Junction City, reserve.

Junior showmanship: MaKayla Rutt, champion, and Brooke Jensen, Courtland, reserve.

Intermediate showmanship: Cody Jensen, Courtland, reserve; and Brady Jensen, champion.

Senior showmanship: Audrey Hambright, Chapman, reserve, and Kimber Evans, Fall River, champion.

exhibited by Brady Jensen. Reserve division three honors went to G&R Leaders Lady 6057 sired by KJ 122L Leader 644N and shown by Katie Jo Parks, Marysville.

Champion bred-and-owned heifer was exhibited by Marija Crockett. Her heifer CRFPH Daisy 7T was sired by Huth Prospector 4085K085 and bested the group of 15 entries in this class. Reserve honors were awarded to Katie Jo Parks with KJP Holdem Baby 701 sired by SH KJP Kansas Holdem.

The top pair of heifers was shown by Brady Jensen while Katie Jo Parks showed the reserve champion pair.

Showmanship resultsShowmanship followed the heifer

show. Ben Jensen was selected as the champion peewee showman and Kati Fehlman followed in reserve.

Top honors in the junior division went to MaKayla Rutt and reserve went to Brooke Jensen, Courtland.

In the intermediate division, Brady Jensen was the top contestant followed by Cody Jensen.

In the senior division, Kimber Evans, Fall River, claimed the top spot and Audrey Hambright, Chapman was pulled into reserve.

Steer show resultsTwenty-two steers battled

it out for the top honors in the show. Leading out the champion was MaKayla Rutt with her entry weighing 1,170 lb. Following her

2007 county fair heifer and steer winners (back row, l to r) are: Brady Jensen, Tyler Cowan, Tara Jo Ellerman, Katelyn Dorrell and Katie Jo Parks.Pictured (front row, l to r) are: Justin Moser, Ben Jensen and Wade Hambright.

Champion cow-calf pair exhibited by Brady Jensen, Courtland.

Champion bred & owned female exhibited by Marija Crockett, Atchison.

Champion bull exhibited by Justin Moser, Westmoreland.

in reserve was the entry of Shelby Hutchinson, Chapman. Her entry crossed the scales at 1,002 lb.

Champion steer exhibited by MaKayla Rutt, Campbell, Neb.

Recognized as Herdsman of the Year were Justin Moser, Westmoreland, junior; and Tara Jo Ellerman, Everest, senior.


Reserve champion standard cow-calf pair, DM BR Lindsey 6051 ET, by Kimber Evans, Fall River.

Champion junior AI heifer, CRFPH Daisy 7T, by Marija Crockett, Atchison.

Horned division VI champion, KJ 1927 Bridgett 327S ET, by Brooke and Brady Jensen, Courtland.

Horned division VI reserve champion, KJ 1927 Bridgett 325S ET, by Brady Jensen, Courtland.

Kansas Kids Excel at JNHE

Horned division II champion, BR Marie Lavoe 7159, by Kati Fehlman, Junction City.

Kansas juniors exhibited three cow-calf pairs, five bulls, 10 bred-and-owned heifers, 14 steers and 43 owned females at the 2008 Junior National Hereford Expo (JNHE) in Kansas City, Mo., July 12-19.

Kimber Evans, Fall River, exhibited the reserve champion standard cow-calf pair. The cow, DM BR Lindsey 6051 ET, is a March 16, 2006, daughter of BR DM Channing ET and she showed with a March bull calf by SHF Radar M326 R125.

Kansas junior member Marija Crockett from Atchison exhibited the champion junior AI heifer. The female, CRFPH Daisy 7T, is a Sept. 9, 2007, daughter of Huth Prospector K085. The junior AI class is for heifers that are a result of participating in the junior AI program, which allows youth to receive free semen and certificates.

In the owned female show, three Kansas juniors had division winners.

Horned division II champion, BR Marie Lavoe 7159, was exhibited by Kati Fehlman, Junction City.

Brooke Jensen, Courtland, showed the horned division VI champion, KJ 1927 Bridgett 327S ET.

Her flushmate, KJ 1927 Bridgett 325S ET, was named horned division VI reserve champion, and was shown by Brady Jensen, Courtland.

More than $15,000 in scholarships were awarded during the JNHE Awards Ceremony on Friday night. Audrey Hambright, Chapman, was awarded a Golden Bull Achievement Award, a Future

Cattleman Scholarship and a Poll-ette Founder’s Scholarship.

Alex Acheson, Woodbine, was named outstanding state exhibitor.

Youth and adults also had a chance to participate in skill-based contests. Kansas juniors receiving top placings in contests were:

• The Kansas Hereford Grill-off team placed first and included Nicole Rosencuter, Justin Moser, Allen Dorrell, Wyatt Schumann, Austin Rosencutter and Logan Marple.

• Brooke Jensen placed first in the junior division of the judging contest.

• Brady Jensen tied for first in the intermediate division of the judging contest.

• The intermediate judging team consisting of Brady, Tyler Schultz, Cody Jensen and Courtney Schultz placed third.

• Justin Moser placed third in the peewee judging division.

• In the adult division of the judging contest Lori Brown placed second and Danny Davis was third.

• The adult team of Kevin and Sheila Jensen and Eddie Sandberg placed third.

• The intermediate 3-on-3 basketball team placed second and included Tyler Schultz, Cody Jensen and Brady Jensen.

• The peewee 3-on-3 team placed second and included Ben Jensen, Kalli Valek and Cameron Wilber.

• In the peewee photo contest Justin Moser received a first place and Ben Jensen two seconds.

• Katelyn Dorrell received first in the junior poster contest.

• Audrey Hambright placed third in the senior illustrated speech contest.

• Brady Jensen placed second in the intermediate extemporaneous speaking contest.

• Ben Jensen and Justin Moser participated in the peewee speech division.

• Jessica Jensen placed third in the pre-peewee creative arts.


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Two Juniors Attend Oklahoma Regional

Justin Moser, Westmoreland, and Kimber Evans, Fall River, exhibited at the June 6-8 Red Dirt Rendezvous regional held in Stillwater, Okla.

Kimber won the standard cow-calf class with DM BR Lindsey 6051, a March 2006 cow with a March 2008 bull calf at side.

Kimber’s April 2007 heifer, BR DM Katie 7084, stood second in class to the show champion.

Justin Moser placed second in class with his bull, Moser P606 Victor Domino 11T.

Audrey Hambright, Chapman, won a Golden Bull Achievement Award, a Future Cattleman Scholarship and a Poll-ette Founder’s Scholarship at the 2008 Junior National Hereford Expo. She has been a member of the Kansas Junior Polled Hereford Association (KJPHA) for 13 years. She graduated from Colby Community College in May and is now a student at Kansas State University pursuing a degree in ag communications.

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Agenda, KS 66930

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kansas polled herefords on the prairie · 2018-04-13 · 1/2 mile north of bison 4:15 p.m. depart...

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