September 2013

THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE BELTED GALLOWAY SOCIETY, INC.

US Beltie News Oregon –The Beaver State

www.beltie.org

President Jon Bednarski

Oregon is one

state that seems

to have captured

the scenic beau-

ty market! The

state’s treasures are the Pacific Ocean, its ma-

jestic mountains, forests, valleys, craters, vol-

canoes, high desert and the list goes on. Ore-

gon has 15 member farms and 187 registered

cattle. Our farm visit was to Sweet Home

Farms, located in the foothills of the beautiful

Cascade Mountains, in Sweet Home, Oregon.

Carla Green and Michael Polen own this ex-

tremely diverse farm. A visit to their website,

www.sweethomefarms.com, will certainly

show you what I mean.

After commuting on the weekends for sever-

al years, Carla and Michael left their health

care industry jobs in Portland, Oregon during 2009 to pursue

farming full time. The 64-acre farm they own has had only

two previous owners over its 160-year history. They also

keep animals on their son's 19-acre farm and graze an addi-

tional 250 acres that they lease. They direct market their beef,

pork, lamb, goat, and chicken through five farmer's markets

and their CSA (Community Supported Agriculture). Unlike

many of today's seasonal CSA farms that sell shares of fruits

and vegetables, Sweet Home Farms CSA is strictly meat sales

and is available year round. A typical 20 pounds monthly

share might include 10 pounds of beef, 5 pounds of pork or

lamb, and 5 pounds of chicken.

Their farm had close to 70 Angus cattle in 2006 and they

brought in their first 10 Belted Galloways the

following year. They are now phasing out

their Angus herd due to the all-around success

they have experienced with their Belties.

While I was at the farm, I asked Michael

Polen about how closely his name is to the

famous author Michael Pollan’s, who wrote

Omnivore's Dilemma. He said that Pollan's

writings have had an influence on how he

markets his products and the farm to consum-

ers. He has also implemented closely the

farming techniques used by Joel Salatin of

Polyface Farms for raising the many different

species of animals on his farm.

I was very impressed by the management

intensive grazing (MIG) system that Sweet

Home Farms has incorporated. With the mul-

tiple animal species they own, and their rota-

tional grazing order of cattle first, then sheep, followed by

chickens, the Polens are able to

help reduce parasites and flies on

the farm. Their website covers the

whole system in more detail.

I have to say that Carla and Mi-

chael have put together a com-

plete package from pasture to

plate that includes diversity of

species, grazing practices, and

marketing of their final product.

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Juniors Exhibiting Belted Galloway cattle in Flyover States

Area Five Juniors. Juniors were out in full force promoting Belted Galloway cattle at the Indiana State Fair and the Illinois State Fair during

August. GLBGA supported the junior members as they exhibited the breed in state junior shows and gained more exposure for the breed. Dur-ing the annual Championship Parade at the Illinois State Fair, 1000 spectators viewed the Land of Lincoln AOB Champions shown by Ryan

Fogle and Krystina Short!

The National Booth Display

Wisconsin State Fair. The National Belted Galloway

Booth was on display along with cattle at the Wisconsin State

Fair during August. Kathy Stern (WI) provided Arbor Winds

cattle for the display. Kathi Jurkowski (IL) and Vic Eggleston

manned the booth and greeted fair-goers. The booth is availa-

ble to any member who wishes to promote Belted Galloway

cattle at any venue. Contact Vic’s office for details!

2014 Calendar Contest

Jon Bednarski, Advertising &

Promotion Committee

We are pleased to an-

nounce that the 2014 cal-

endars are at the printer.

It is always difficult deci-

sion for the committee to

select the final 13 photos

needed. Sometimes the final decision on a photograph is

because of picture quality or how it will look in print,

which makes the selection process more challenging.

The winner of the cover photo (above) and the $200

CLRC credit is Persistence Run Farm in Maryland. The

second place winner is Triple O Farm from Texas. They

will receive a $100 credit for CLRC services. All 13

winners will be sent 3 complimentary calendars each to

share with family and friends.

The other monthly member farm winners are: Double

B Ranch (WI), Magnolia Trace Farms (MS), Otokahe

Farm (NH), Westwoods Ranch (KS), Dream Catcher

Ranch (TX), Red Barn Farms (IN), Casa Cattle Co.

(ME), Hilltop Farms (IL), Wilder Farms (WA), Sunny-

brook Farm (IL), Klover Rose Farm (IL).

The calendars will be for sale on our website at $8

each which includes postage. If you buy them up at a

show or sale this fall, they are $6 each or four for $20.

Credit cards will be accepted on the website.

Remember, these calendars have breeding dates posted

and profits will go to the Belted Galloway Junior Associ-

ation. Buy a bunch to support our youth. They make

great gifts for holidays, birthdays and farm visitors!

The Belted Galloway Journal

We are sharing a preview of the cover

of The 2013 Belted Galloway Jour-

nal!

The Journal will spotlight member

farms in different regions of the Unit-

ed States plus announce the Chatfield

Memorial Scholarship winners and

more!

Thanks for the support of our many

advertisers! Without your support we

could not make the Journal happen.

Look for it in your mailboxes in late

September – early October!

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Meet Us in Louisville for the Annual General Meeting & Banquet

RSVP Meet Us at the Hilton

Annual Meeting Registration Fee $35/person Children 12 and under $15 (Please include names of all those attending).

Name:______________________________________________________________________________

Farm Name: _________________________________________________________________________

Address:_____________________________________________________________________________

Number of Adults____________ Number Children under 12___________

Amount enclosed____________ Check Number____________

RSVP no later than November 8, 2013. Send fee to Victor Eggleston DVM, N8603 Zentner Road, New Glarus, WI 53574. contact

office at (608) 220-1091 or executivedirector@beltie.org

Jon Bednarski, Annual Meeting Committee Chairman I am pleased to announce that we have secured the Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Airport hotel, 2735 Crittenden Drive, Louisville, KY as our host hotel for lodging and for our Annual General Meet-ing and Banquet. The hotel is located just a short

walk from Broadbent Arena where The National Belted Galloway Show is held. The Hilton Garden Inn is located just over a mile from the Louisville International Airport. Complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport is available. That same shuttle can transport members to and from Broadbent Arena when available and at no cost. We currently have 35 rooms blocked for three nights: Monday, November 18 through Wednesday, November 20. The rooms are normally $159 per night and the hotel discounted the rate to $129 per night plus tax. We also have six rooms available for any early arri-vals on Sunday, November 17. For reservations please call (502) 637-2424 or go to our website www.beltie.org for the link to make reservations online. Ask for the

code BGS to receive the discounted rate. The absolute cut-off date for reservations at the discounted rate is October 19, 2013. Many of the folks attending our event in 2012 asked us to find a hotel that was close to the fairgrounds and had facilities for our meeting, dinner and socializing. We listened! It is our hope that the membership will support attending the venue and the event. The Annual General Meeting and Banquet will be held at the hotel on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 from 7-10 p.m. A cash bar will open at 7 p.m. and the buffet will begin at 7:30 p.m. The cost for the dinner buffet is $35 for adults and $15 for kids under 12. Please complete the reservation form below or call or email Executive Director, Vic Eggleston, with your dinner reserva-tions. Contact Vic Eggleston (608) 220-1091 or executivedirec-tor@beltie.org, We now accept Master Card and Visa so please don't delay in getting registered. On behalf of the Society and the Officers and Council, we look forward to seeing you in Louisville, KY during November at the North American International Livestock Exposition.

Louisville Shows and The Belted Galloway Premium Sale Updates Michelle Ogle, Show and Sale Committee Chairman It seems like just yesterday that we were in Louisville, KY for the world’s largest show of Belted Galloway cattle in history! At the 2012 show, breeders brought their best animals and attendance was at an all-time high. The 2012

Premium Sale was packed full of great genetics and had record high-selling averages. Sale nominations are coming in and we have a great selection of genetics being offered to-date. Please remember to get your nominations in and have pictures ready for the catalog. The National Belted Galloway Show and The Kathi Jurkowski Junior Show rules and entry forms are now posted online at www.beltie.org Please pay careful attention to details when completing these forms. It makes my role so much easier when all your information is complete! All animals entered compete in the Open Show. If you have junior members who are eligible to show in the Junior Show, please be aware that you are required to complete two entry forms (a junior form and an

open form). Our 2013 show welcomes the return of the Appendix recorded purebred and percentage-bred females showing in Broadbent. We had a large demand for the return of this show so our breeders can show others how great our breed does when used in cross-breeding programs. We look forward to a strong turnout for this portion of the show. It requires some creative budgeting to administrate our National Belted Galloway Show. We certainly appreciate the past donor support of our awards and classes. We are currently requesting support for sponsorship of our awards and individual classes. Sponsors will have the opportunity to place their farm business cards in our hospitality area at Broadbent. They will also be acknowledged in the show catalog and displayed at our booth. Sponsorship levels are as follows: Platinum Sponsor, $200 or more; Gold Sponsor, $150; Silver Sponsor, $100; Bronze Sponsor, $50. Sponsors can specify if they wish their donations’ funds to apply toward the Open or Junior Show. Mail your contributions to: Victor Eggleston DVM, N8603 Zentner Road, New Glarus, WI 53574.

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Skohegan State Fair— Maine

Exhibitors: Aldermere Farm (ME), Casa Cattle Co. (ME), Colby

Woods Cattle (ME), Moonshadow Farm (ME), Holbrook Hill Farm

(NH), Mitchell Ledge Farm (ME), Pine View Farm (ME).

Senior Yearling Bull, Holbrook Hill Yellowstone. Junior Yearling

Bull, Aldermere Zeus Z2. Summer Yearling Bull, Moonshadow Jack-

son. Senior Bull Calf, Aldermere Zane.

Grand Champion Bull, Holbrook Hill Yellowstone. Reserve, Alder-

mere Zane.

Two Year Old, Pine View Jasmine. Senior Yearling Heifer, Alder-

Union Fair — Maine

mere Yurittza. Junior Yearling Heifer, Colby Woods Myra. Spring

Yearling Heifer, Moonshadow Jasmine. Summer Yearling Heifer, Pine

View May. Senior Heifer Calf, Pine View Delight. Junior Heifer Calf,

Aldermere Ayuh.

Grand Champion Female, Aldermere Yurittza. Reserve, Moonshad-

ow Jasmine.

Three Bulls, Aldermere Farm. Two Bulls, Aldermere Farm. Three

Females, Aldermere Farm. Two Females, Aldermere Farm. Pair of

Calves, Aldermere Farm. Pair of Yearlings, Aldermere Farm. Produce

of Dam, Pine View Farm with E&H Lizzie. Get of Sire, Pine View

Farm with Highland Farm Otto. Best Six Head, Aldermere Farm.

Best All Breed Beef Heifer, Aldermere Yurittza.

Tony & Pam Friesen, 1460 Butte Falls Hwy., Eagle Point, OR 97524 (541)826-6541. Tom Gallaher, IRON SHAMROCK, 7410 Kentfield Dr., Knoxville, TN 37919 (865) 671-3888. Ben & Janet Gervin, 5050 25th St., New Salem, ND 58563 (701) 843-7128. Royal Glen Farms, c/o Barbara A. Dougherty-Hyre, PO Box 327, Maysville, WV 26833 (304) 257-4599. Farm at: 3332 Johnson Run Rd., Petersburg, WV 26847. Joan Ford Wallick, PO Box 250, 04 Canyon Ranch Rd., Big Horn, WY 82833 (307) 672-2320.

SEPTEMBER 2013

Skohegan State Fair Grand Champion Female. Aldermere

Yurittza bred and owned by Aldermere Farm (ME).

Skohegan State Fair Grand Champion Male. Holbrook Hill

Yellowstone. Bred by Steven Silberberg (NH) and co-owned with

Scot & Chris Adams (ME).

New members

Exhibitors: Aldermere Farm (ME), Boulder Cattle (ME), Colby

Woods Cattle (ME), Fields of Athenrye (VA), Guinni Ridge Farm

(ME), Moonshadow Farm (ME), Holbrook Hill Farm (NH), Mitchell

Ledge Farm (ME), Prock Ridge Farm (ME), Tranquility Acres Beef

(ME), Turtle Rock Farm (ME).

Senior Yearling Bull, Holbrook Hill Yellowstone. Summer Year-

ling Bull, Moonshadow Jackson. Senior Bull Calf, Aldermere Zane.

Spring Bull Calf, Prock Ridge Yukon. 2 Year Old, Mitchell Ledge

Gazpacho. Senior Yearling Heifer, Aldermere Yurittza. Junior Year-

ling Heifer, Colby Woods Myra. Spring Yearling Heifer, Aldermere

Zinia. Summer Yearling Heifer, Moonshadow Jesse. Senior Heifer

Calf, Colby Woods Macy. Junior Heifer Calf, Aldermere Ayuh,

Spring Heifer Calf, Prock Ridge Squiggles.

Grand Champion Female and Best of All Beef Breeds, Aldermere

Yurittza. Reserve, Colby Woods Myra.

Two bulls, Mitchell Ledge Farm. Three Females, Aldermere Farm.

Two Females, Aldermere Farm. Pair of Yearlings, Moonshadow

Farm. Pair of Calves, Aldermere Farm. Produce of Dam, Aldermere

Farm with Aldermere Liza. Get of Sire, Prock Ridge Farm with

Prock Ridge Calgary. Best Six Head, Aldermere Farm.

Grand Champion Bull and Best of All Beef Breeds, Holbrook Hill

Yellowstone. Reserve, Aldermere Zane.

Union Fair Grand Champions. At left: Holbrook Hill Yellow-stone. Bred by Steven Silberberg (NH) and co-owned with Scot & Chris Adams (ME). At right: Aldermere Yurittza bred and owned by Aldermere Farm (ME).

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NEGG Summer Meeting

Chris Adams (ME)

The New England Galloway Group met for their summer

meeting at Partridge Meadow Farm in Westmoreland, NH.

Many thanks to our hosts, Richard and Susan Paul, who were

very gracious and made everyone feel welcome. When

Richard and Susan began their farm, they had very little

pasture, but with a lot of hard work the land was cleared and

made into pasture to support their growing Beltie herd. They

also just completed a new barn to house their expanding herd.

It was great to see Richard’s 4-H group working with the

show string he has put together for this year. We wish them

luck during the show season, and we thank Richard and Susan

for Partridge Meadow’s efforts to promote the breed.

The meeting was called to order with 16 farms represented.

After introductions of all members present, which included a

couple of new breeders, a local feed representative talked

about various feeds and minerals available for beef animals.

The NEGG held their business meeting. Various items were

discussed for the upcoming 24th National Sale with the

SEPTEMBER 2013

Washington — The Evergreen State

President Jon Bednarski

After leaving Sweet

Home, Oregon, we pro-

ceeded on a short drive

north to Portland. As we

crossed the magnificent

Columbia River, which is

the border between Oregon

and Washington State, I

could see what a beautiful

drive it would be to our

next farm stop. The state

of Washington has 139

registered cattle at 16 mem-

ber farms.

I was excited to be visiting Ken

and Dee Bajema of Bajema Belties,

as Ken is the current president of

the Western Belted Galloway Asso-

ciation. The Bajemas’ 30-plus

-acre farm is located in

Washougal, Washington overlooking the spectacular

Columbia River Gorge.

Their farm has a lot of history. Ken’s parents pur-

chased the farm in 1952, but his great-grandparents actu-

ally settled the adjacent property in 1884. They planted

their first holly trees in the 50’s. The farm is now called

the Columbia Gorge Holly Farm, and the Bajemas have

many holly varieties in the over 1200 trees they manage.

In 1988, after 27 years of service as a natural resource man-

ager for the US

Bureau of Indian

Affairs, Ken retired

and moved back to

the family farm.

For over 25 years,

Ken and Dee have

been shipping holly

cuttings to florists

both nationally and

internationally for

holiday arrange-

ments and wreaths.

This is a profession

that keeps them busy year round.

They have been Society members now for 20 years, having

bought their first two bred heifers from the John Jeffers herd

in Wyoming. The Bajemas organized the Western Belted Gal-

loway Association in 1995 and Ken is serving his second term

while Dee has also served

a term as president.

Although their Beltie

cattle numbers are down

today, the Bajema herd

name can be seen in many

of the current Western

registered herds. We

missed Dee the day we

stopped, but did enjoy a slice of her fresh blackberry pie be-

fore heading to Montana. Ken and Dee, thanks for all you

have done for the breed!

possibility of having videos of the sale animals attached to the

NEGG website. Email and website information will be added

to lot descriptions when available.

The NEGG Heifer Project applications are online and we

are looking for a heifer for a deserving youth for the coming

year. Anyone willing to sell or donate a heifer should contact

Megan Bickford (603) 859-2611 or bickbeef@metrocast.net.

The Belted Galloway show held at the Fryeburg Fair in

Fryeburg, ME during October will be named the Eastern

Regional Belted Galloway Show. Richard Paul (NH) and

Ron Howard (ME) will be working on advertising

opportunities for the upcoming show as another way to

promote the Belted Galloway.

Like us on Facebook! For photos of farm visits, cattle,

and more, check out The U.S.

Beltie News ~ Belted Galloway

Society Facebook page.

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For Sale

2013

KENTUCKY. Registered Black Bull for Sale. Turnberry Lincoln (AI)

35493B. Born 11/4/12. Gentle disposition/great belt.Sire: Ridgeview

Marcus (AI) 8577B. "Magnificent" Bull!

Rick Bredhold, Turnberry Farm, Prospect, KY near Louisville! (502)

548-6185.

VIRGINIA. Registered Bull for sale: Little Turkey Hill Dallas

35657B. DOB: 9/3/12. Sire: Hospitality Cliff 11587B. Dam: Sterling

Farm Doris 28880B. Registered Bull for lease: Hospitality Clift

11587B. Proven breeder, excellent disposition. Sire: Hospitality Mack

10343B. Dam: Hospitality Gold Digger, 25010B. Contact Clift Hou-

ston, Little Turkey Hill Farm, Ashland, VA. (804) 798-1532, (804) 387-

8450 or email houston4@comcast.net.

CALIFORNIA. Two purebred steers approximately 500 and 600 lbs.

Contact Ed Oliveria, Oliveria Cattle Co., San Luis Obispo, CA. (805)

541-8877 or crstanelle@yahoo.com.

MICHIGAN. Two Registered Belted Galloway Heifers born May 2012

& June 2012. Pasture exposed to herd bull since June. Julie Banas, Ma-

ple Lane Farm, Corunna, MI. Email for information

at jkbanas@hotmail.com or (989)743-8033.

TEXAS. Beautiful conformation and belts on black bulls, J & N Ranch

Doc Holiday DOB 3/11/13, 35814B, J & N Ranch Jeff DOB 4/7/12,

35827B. Also available is a registered black heifer: J & N Ranch April

DOB 4/28/2013, 35826-B. All animals have nice bloodlines, good con-

formation and beautiful belts. Photos and additional information availa-

ble upon request. Nancy Vega, J & N Ranch, West Point, TX. (512) 825

-5674 or j_n_ranch@yahoo.com.

WISCONSIN. Two registered Black Belted Galloway heifers for

sale: Snyder Farm Zena, 34890B, and Zinnia, 34888B. Both heifers

have been pasture exposed to our herd bull Old School Yogi, Reg. #

34402-B. Pictures of these heifers can be viewed on our website

www.snydervalleyviewfarm.com. Also for sale are five of this years

weanling black Belted Galloway heifer calves. Contact Pat Snyder,

Snyder's Valley View Farm, Chippewa Falls, WI. Phone (715)723-8159

or email patrder@live.com.

SOUTH DAKOTA. I want to start a small herd of red Belted Galloway

cattle. I am interested in red bred heifers, bred cows, heifer calves at this

time of the year. Contact Marv Bohnet, Hazel, South Dakota. (605) 881-

5891 or mrbgolf@yahoo.com.

MINNESOTA. Two black and white bulls. Finholdt Farms Fireball

35530B. DOB 7/26/2012. Sire: Meadowood Wayland 62W. Dam:

Prockridge Wildfire. Beautiful bull, nice belt, excellent bloodlines. Hal-

ter broke. Also Finholdt Farms Hitch 34724B. DOB 5/28/2012. Sire:

Sunbelt Hitchcock. Dam: Finholdt Farms First Lady. Wide belt, solid

conformation, halter broke. Heifers also available. Contact Eric

Finholdt, Finholdt Farms, Medford, MN. Phone (507) 456-0121 or

email efinholdt@msn.com.

KANSAS. Four black registered Beltie females available. Contact Jack-

ie Whitley, OKAY! Farm & School, Winfield, KS. Allboyzo-

kfarm@yahoo.com or (620) 222-2616.

OREGON. Reserve now! Registered black and white bull calf for sale

after weaning (around October). Winterbrook Atlas 36008B is a

growthy calf with excellent bloodlines and markings; built very squarely

and growing like wildfire. Sire and dam both have excellent dispositions

and some of the best bloodlines on the west coast (including winners of

both gold and platinum lifetime awards). Photos available upon request.

Sire: Vahallah's Odin. Dam: Goose Wing Uriana. Contact Charlyn

Witcher, Winterbrook Farm, OR Phone (541) 660-4691 or phunnyphar-

m4@budget.net.

IOWA. Females for sale. Sutliff’s Yurie 34131B, DOB 10/01/11. Sut-

liff’s Zsa-Zsa 34969B, DOB 03/18/12. Both females are bred to Antie-

tam Sudden Impact 33550B who was the Champion Bull calf at the

NAILE 2011. Also Sutliff’s Zinnia 35532B DOB 07/01/12 an open

heifer which is currently being shown. All are halter broke. Pictures by

request may be viewed on our website www.sutliffbelties.com or our

Facebook page. Greg & Pat Hipple, Sutliff Belties, IA. Contact sbel-

ties@southslope.net. (319) 624-2812 or (319) 430-6664.

Calendar Reminders

Keystone International Livestock Exposition September 28–October 6, 2013. Harrisburg, PA. Contact KILE (717) 783-2815 or www.keystoneinternational.state.pa.us. Fryeburg Fair September 29 - October 6, 2013. Fryeburg, ME. Contact fair office (207) 935-3268 or info@fryeburgfair.org. Western Belted Galloway Association Annual Meeting October 4-5, 2013. Reno, Nevada. Contact Ken Bajema (360) 837-3273 kbaje-ma@pacifier.com. North Carolina State Fair October 17-27, 2013. Raleigh, NC. Contact entry office (919) 821-7400.

National Belted Galloway Show (Part of the North American International Livestock Exposition) November 18-21 2013. Louisville, KY. Arrival on Monday, November 18. Junior Show on November 19 at noon. Open Show on November 20 at noon. Contact Michelle Ogle (908) 781-5576 or southdowncattle@gmail.com. Annual General Meeting November 19, 2013. Louisville, KY. The Annual General Meeting and Banquet will be held at the Hilton Garden Inn Louisville Airport hotel, 2735 Crittenden Drive, Louisville, KY on Tuesday, November 19, 2013 from 7-10 pm. To make your res-ervations, contact Vic Eggleston (608) 220-1091 or executivedirector@beltie.org

The Belted Galloway Premium Sale November 20, 2013. Louisville, KY. The sale will follow the Open Show. Contact Michelle Ogle (908) 781-5576 or southdowncattle@gmail.com.

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Registered Belted Galloways

~ Breeding and selling bulls & heifers

~ Purebred five generation pedigrees

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Barn: (352) 521-0366 Fax: (352) 521-0377

Little Everglades Ranch

Bob & Sharon Blanchard

Jordan Road

Dade City, Florida 33523

SEPTEMBER 2013

Tattoo Year Cod e

The Year Code on tattoos

for animals born in year

2013 is

A

ABC 1A

White Sulphur Belties John and Jane Hemmer

770-532-2768 Gainesville, Georgia

whitesulphurbelties.com hemmerjr@gmail.com

Flags!!!

The green,

white and

black flags

are 3’x5’and

are available

from Vic’s

office for

$50.00. +

Shipping.

Belted Galloway Society, Inc. Dr. Victor Eggleston, Executive Director

N8603 Zentner Road, New Glarus, WI 53574 executivedirector@beltie.org

Phone (608) 220-1091 Fax (608) 527-4811

Non-profit org.

U.S. Postage

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Leesburg, FL 34748

5600 S. Hickory Road

Oregon, IL 61061

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www.antietamfarm.com

Belted Galloway Cattle

Semen Available

Breeding Stock

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OAK VALLEY FARM Mark, Jake & Noah Keller

mark@a-americancompanies.com

9889 Moate Road Durand, IL 61024

815-248-4687

Fax: 815-248-4507

4960 W. Rd. 150 N• Bargersville, IN • 46106

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