W.D. and Jim Pipkin
9770 W. State Hwy. 266
Springfield, MO 65802
Jim (417) 732-8552
email: j_pipkin@sbcglobal.net
W.D. (417) 732-2707
Fax (417) 732-4493
www.clearwaterangus.com
Visitors always welcome.
Angus cattle since 1933
41 Hwy K • Iberia, MO 65486 • circlea@hughes.net
2002 BIF Seedstock Producer of the Year
Spring Bull Sale - Third Saturday in March
Fall Bull Sale - Third Saturday in October
Production Sale - Third Saturday in September
1-800-CIRCLE A
www.circlearanch.com
Mead Angus Farm
Since 1942
21656 Quarry Lane • Barnett, MO 65011
Alan Mead, Owner • 573-216-0210
David Innes, Manager • 573-280-6855
Office 573-302-7011 • Fax 573-348-8325
www.meadangus.com
BREEDERS OF THE FINEST IN REGISTERED BLACK ANGUS GENETICS
BULLS, COWS and HEIFERS AVAILABLE FOR SALE YEAR ROUND
Wayne and Kim Marquis
5671 M Highway
Poplar Bluff, Missouri 63901
Cell 573-778-5509
573-785-6338
Fax 573-785-5413
email: wmarquis@clas.net
www.jmangus.com
The quality goes in before
the brand goes on.
35004 E. McQuerry Rd • Oak Grove, MO 64075
www.valleyoaksangus.com
The Ward Family
David Ward • 816-229-8115
Tony Ward • 816-365-5930 • tony@valleyoaksangus.com
Kyle Lynn, Herdsman • 573-721-6382 • kyle@valleyoaksangus.com
Your herd can be a part of this ad, call:
Karri Mildenberger
(816) 383-5289
kmildenberger@angusjournal.com or
Adam Conover
(816) 676-8560
aconover@angus.org
Depending on moisture, cattlemen are
either trying to extend the utilization of
mature early forage growth, or, if moisture
is abundant, manage the growth of warm-
season forages.
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Store your high-quality hay in the dry.
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Collect and submit forage samples for
nutrient analysis.
Herd health
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Administer mid-summer deworming on
replacement heifers and pregnant heifers.
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Implement parasite- and fly-control
program for the herd.
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Consult with your veterinarian for a
pinkeye control and treatment program.
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Implement vaccination protocol for the
calf crop. Design vaccination and weaning
program around marketing goals and
objectives. Vaccinate, wean and certify
calves to be marketed in late summer.
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Reimplant commercial calves.
Genetics
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Identify replacement heifers. Utilize
available tools, including genetics, dam
performance, individual performance and
phenotype. Restrict pool of replacement
heifers to those born in a defined calving
season.
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Finalize plans for postweaning
development and marketing of bulls in
seedstock herds.
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