Angus from the Center’s Siou Operation called Supreme Row Champion on the Sioux Empire show – Agupdate

Angus, VZR checked 2363, was named Bull Row Bull. Submitted by VZR Angus, Sioux Center, Iowa, he was cheese by Conley Verified 0853 and Cherry Knoll Rosebud 1822.

Angus, Bullerman Blackbird 4071, was named the Supreme Row female. Sent by Bullerman Angus, Rushmore, Minn., It was cheese by Stag Good Times 201 et and PVF Blackbird 6208.

Reserve Champion Angus Bull was the C5 Primo 734, consignment from Clever 5 Farms, Alton, Iowa.

The Simmental Bull champion was JCLL Merrill M108, a shipment from JCLL Simmentals, Brownsdale, MINN. K & J Simmentals, Larchwood, Iowa, led the Simmental Bull Reserve Champion, MOSR next level 464m.

Champion Herreford Bull was CSR Mandolarian 301s, Shipment from Ranch S Ranch, Steartville, Minn. Neil Farms, Northfield, Minn.

The champion all other bull breeds was Cash Kodak 41m, a shipment from Voegele Show Cattle, Lennox, SD Clever 5 Farms brought the reserve champion all other breeds of bull, C5 Guns & Roses 736.

Reserve Champion Angus Yanitsa was Sli PEG 2303, Shipment from Shane Lindsay Angus, Prari City, Iowa.

The Simmental Heifer Champion was Mosr Lori 333L, a shipment from K&J Simmentals. BNC Livestock, Clarissa, Minn., They brought backup champion Simmental Heifer, BNC Miss Mis Mes Better 4117M.

Champion Hereford Yanitsa was Mikels Dose 62M, a shipment from Mikel Cattle, Pierre, SD KMK HEREFORDS, Gray Eagle, Min.

Supreme Row cash prizes of $ 12,000 were made on the sale of champions on January 24th at the Whone Fair Slaws.

Magen Tol from Canby, Minnestoa presented the championship market beef at The Sioux Empire Livestock Show Market Beef Show January 23 at Sioux Falls.

Parker Henley of Stillwater, Oklahoma, estimated a total of 19 chapters in five classes.

Cade Stratman from West Point, Nebraska, exposed beef from the backup champion.

Third to fifth place as a whole were the following: Isabella Bennett, Husville, Mexico; Kyra Knoblock, Rock Rapids, Iowa; And Emma Joe Donelli, White Post, Washington. The five best animal market premiums sold in the sale of champions on January 24th at the WH Lyon Fair.

Two exhibitors of Minnesota had a champion and championship heifers at the 4-H/FFA Youth Show to invite the calf at the livestock show in Sioux on January 21 at Siu Falls.

Seven class of breeding heifers were shown with Grand Champion Yanitza, who went to Kigan steak of Woodstock, Minnesota. Taylor Ford from Lake Wilson, Minnesota, exposed the reserve champion Yanitsa.

Grace Olinger of Brookings, South Dakota, judged the 57th chapter. She pointed first and second place in each of the seven classes.

Class 1: Cooper Cauwels, Brandon, SD; Ellie olsen, Irene, SD; Class 2: Jade Tudt, Beresford, SD; Charlie Cody, Renner, SD; Class 3: Keagan Steck, Woodstock, Minn.; Kane Grace, Humboldt, SD; Class 4: Taylor Ford, Lake Wilson, min.; Class 5: Grace Kyonen, Rock Valley, Iowa; Baylor Ludens, Hurley, SD; Class 6: Ruby Kramer, Fulda, Min.; Kendra Shipper, Ireton, Iowa; and Class 7: Dawson Könon, Rock Valley, Iowa; Vivian Johnson, Wentworth, SD

Twenty perspective steering wheel was shown in four classes. The Steer Champion came from Alana Olson from Irene, South Dakota, with the reserve champion coming from Eden Göcken from Utics, South Dakota

The first and second place in each class was: Class 1: Macee Haase, Scotland, SD; Jake Cody, Renner, SD; Class 2: Madilin Kramer, Fulda, min.; Mason Lockhorst, Alcester, SD; Class 3: Alana Olson; Eden Goeken; and Class 4: Kyra Knoblock, Rock Rapids, Iowa; Payton Hodapp, Adrian, Minn.

Nine promising heifers were shown in two classes. Alana Olson showed the championship prospecting heifer. UTICA Göcken has outlined the champion of the champion’s prospectus.

The first and second place in each class was: Class 1: Ben Peters, Little Rock, Iowa respectively; Makayla Simmerman, Colton, SD; and Class 2: Alana Olson; Adeline Göken.

Kinley Altenna, George, Iowa, was named champion senior showman. Kigan Steak was named champion junior showman. Eli Olson was named a beginner champion.

One hundred sixty-nine members of 4-H and FFA from South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota and Wyoming competed in the experience of the animal empire of Sioux 4-H/FFA competition for livestock judge on January 26 at Sioux Falls.

The top 10 persons in the Senior Division were: Kolton Herman, Lake Preston FFA; Jaelyn Hartnett, Buena Vista 4-H; Wyat Herman, Lake Preston FFA; Landon Berg, Hanson County 4-H; Max Nordlund, Hand County 4-H; Brock White, Buena Vista 4-H; Keith Harner, Rice County 4-H; Kelton King, Buffalo Christian FFA; Grace Flannigan Woodbury County 4-H; and Blair Sanchez, Burns FFA.

The top 10 individuals in the junior division were: McKinley White, Buena Vista 4-H; Kailee Gosse, Beresford FFA; Jake Cody, the county passed 4th; Layden Larsen, Jackson County 4-H; Jake Kralicek, Yanton County 4-H; Hannah Squadley, Broquings County 4-H; Lily Cody, the county passed 4th; Our Banut, West Band-Mallard FFA; Kinzley Nelson, FreeBorn County 4-H; and Calvin Bean, Buena Vista 4-H.

The top 10 persons in the beginner department were: Mcquade Beare, Codington County 4-H; Eli Olson, Yanton County 4-H; Morgan Mohrhauser, SAC County 4-H; Our Calis, Miner County 4-H; Kase Nelson, FreeBorn County 4-H; Kilani Altenna, Lincoln County 4-H; Cami Johnson, County passed 4th; Torree Olinger, Buffalo/Jererald County 4-H; Jade Vandrvit, County were 4-H; and McCoy Moss, Sioux County 4-H.

The Lilac Team of the State University of Kansas won the Division for Senior College, as a junior and senior colleges of animal husbandry competed in the Sioux Simper Livestock Competition on January 26 at Siou Falls.

The team members included Skyler Ward, Luke Raudebo, Kelum Carnahan, Colt Blackk and Robert Choma. The tall individual in the senior division was Melinda Stolzfus of Iowa State University.

Northern Oklahoma College-1 won the division of freshmen in the competition for a junior college. Team members included Madison Fisher, McKena Sobasky, Ashley Principal, Camrin Oux and Brady Perry. Oaks was the highest individual in general.

Fort Scott Community College-Black won the sophomore division in the Junior College Competition. The team members included Olivia Nitzke, Carly Bugs, Riley Morris, Drew Peterson and Ariana Franklin. Peterson was the highest individual in general.