2010 Sale

33^rd Annual Angus Bull & Female Sale

January 30, 2010 • 12:30 p.m.
At The Farm - Hinton, Iowa

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2010 Sale Report

120 head Sale Total
Total - $333,100
Average - $2,776

36 Spring Bred Cows
Total - $125,200
Average - $3,478

11 Spring Bred Heifers
Total - $25,850
Average - $2,350

28 Two Year Old Bulls
Total - $108,500
  Average - $3,875

27 Commercial Bred Heifers
Total -   $37,800
Average - $1,400

12 Commercial Bred Cows
Total -   $17,650
Average - $1,471

2 Herd Bulls
Total - $6,500
Average - $3,250

4 Mature Bulls
Total - $11,600
Average - $2,900

Cattle Sold Into 15 States:
Iowa, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Missouri, Texas, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Montana, Colorado, & New York.

Volume Buyers:
Bobby Ellsworth - Fort Thompson, SD - 13 head
Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - 10 head
Josh Eubank - Danville, IN - 7 head

High Sellers:
Lot 1 Spring Bred Cow Jauer Emblazon 117 513 Enneberg Angus Ranch - Kevin, MT - $7,500	Lot 92 Bred Heifer Jauer Glory 822 808 (ET) Brad Grill - Hot Springs, SD - $4,000
Lot 6 Spring Bred Cow Jauer 3205 Helmsman 6031 Schooley Cattle Co. - Bloomfield, IA - $6,200	Lot 100 Bred Heifer Jauer No Fault 0164 8012 (ET) Ryan Glosser - Blakesburg, IA - $3,400
Lot 55 Spring Bred Cow Jauer 1020 Honesty 3037 5041 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $6,000	Lot 122 Bred Heifer Jauer 523 Moderator 5013 8317 Seth Johnson - Knightstown, IN - $3,100
Lot 80 Commercial Cow Jauer 1020 Honesty 333 5040 Joel Hovland - Heron Lake, MN - $1,550	Lot 145 Commercial Heifer Jauer Commercial 8445 Lieber Farms - Jackson, NE - $1,600
Lot 166 Two Year Old Bull Jauer Night Watch 317 850 Luke Anderson - Tarboro, NC - $17,000	Lot 237 Herd Bull Jauer Broadside 726 707 Robert Peterson - Fedora, SD - $3,500
Lot 165 Two Year Old Bull Jauer Night Watch 1021 843 Curt Soehner - Wray, CO - $7,500	Lot 236 Mature Bull Jauer 173 Anchor 436 7232 Jed Jacobitz - Stella, NE - $3,000

We had a very successful sale on January 30^th. Preparations were difficult due to the cold and snowy weather we experienced in January, but luckily we were blessed with nice, clear, brisk weather on sale day. Buyers came from 15 states to purchase our low input, low maintenance cattle. The benefits of purchasing genetics that improve herd profitability through increased efficiency and reduced costs appears to be more timely than ever.