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Service Directory
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Calendar of Events
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FEATURE Making Every Pound Count
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Five-year data shows how tying production decisions to end-product value can pay. Heavier carcasses, improved quality and greater red meat yield added more than $637 per head in net carcass value, with nearly $400 returned to ranches. The results highlight how management can unlock genetic potential and capture value.
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Add $51 per head with VAC45 Buyers prove the value of preconditioning practices at sale time By Dave Sjeklocha, DVM
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Picture yourself unloading a group of uniform, healthy calves at the sale barn; each is a testament to outstanding stockmanship and careful management. Now, envision the financial rewards that follow, especially the sale premiums realized because every box was checked, which leads to increased revenue. Preconditioning boosts the immune system and health status, helping equip calves to thrive in a backgrounder or feedyard phase. A successful preconditioning program includes a series of vaccinations and management practices, such as weaning, deworming, and transitioning calves to dry feed, as well as castrating and dehorning.
Does the investment pay off?
Merck Animal Health, Superior Livestock Auction and Kansas State University have worked together to evaluate the management decisions, programs, and health protocols that drive the price per pound paid by buyers. The 2025 dataset includes information from 860,433 calves with an average weight of 572 pounds.1 Each trait was evaluated relative to a base with all other factors being constant. So, an additive approach can be used when evaluating multiple traits. VAC45 calves, that is, those vaccinated with two doses of a clostridial vaccine, two doses of a five-way modified live viral vaccine, and at least one dose of Mannheimia haemolytica and/or Pasteurella multocida vaccine, and weaned at home for 45 days before delivery, added $9.03/ cwt compared to those receiving only one dose of each of the three vaccines and weaned at shipping.2 Not to mention, calves weighed more at the end of a 45-day preconditioning program than those weaned at sale time. Selling calves on a VAC45 program added $51.65 per head.
More opportunities to add value
While not directly rewarded with premiums, producers not implanting forfeit an average of 23 lbs. of gain, which translates to $85 per head at the sale block compared to calves that were implanted.
Simply by following a VAC45 program and implanting your calves, you can potentially add $136 per head. Other factors that delivered value include selling no-horn calves, having medium- to large-frame vs. small-frame calves, using known bulls with high genetic merit and breed type. While lots described as fairly even stood to gain an additional $4.28/cwt, those described as very uneven brought $4.28/cwt less than lots that were described as uneven or were missing a classification. Certain marketing and nutrition programs can add value at auction, but it is important to evaluate the costs and make sure the economic return is there.
Realize the rewards of your investment
PrimeVAC™ by Merck Animal Health is a value-added preconditioning program that focuses on respiratory and clostridial vaccinations, as well as protection against internal parasites. It also includes optional implant protocols. No matter your herd goals, PrimeVAC has options to help you get calves off to the best start. Work with your veterinarian to select and certify a PrimeVAC protocol that best fits your operation and maximizes your return at sale. To see more of the Superior Livestock Auction dataset and get resources on the PrimeVAC program, visit PrimeVAC.com.
References: 1.
Superior Livestock Auction Data 2025.
2.
Glynn T. Tonser. Kansas State University. Dept. of Agricultural Economics. Evaluation of 2025 Superior Livestock Auction data.
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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Protecting the Name, Preserving the Value: Why Known Brangus Genetics Matter A Letter from the President BY JOSH WALKER, IBBA PRESIDENT
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e are closing out the summer
expand and the prices will recede as
cattle side that focus has been on
and what a summer it has
they always have. Now is the time to
genetics. We are culling through our
been. If you missed Brangus Days
take advantage of these prices and
herd aggressively to focus on females
in July, you missed a wonderful
invest in your future. Genetics and
that adapt to our environment
experience. It was beyond successful
premium cattle will fit value-added
and produce quality offspring. We
and we thank everyone involved in
programs that will become more
have also begun to work on direct
pulling off this amazing event and
important as margins tighten across
marketing partnerships that will
more importantly we thank all the
the country.
allow us to squeeze every dime out of
attendees for taking time out of their
For now, we all know that
our cattle down the road. I do think
busy lives to come spend some time
the best cow in the pasture is a
the market will remain strong and
with fellow Brangus enthusiasts.
Brangus, and our data has shown
fortunately, we have the ultimate
We have already begun working on
that those genetics can perform in
set of genetics to adapt to a variety
next year’s event and I assure you
the feedyard and on the rail. Now
of environments and the changing
that it will be worth checking out.
is the time to get those genetics
market—Brangus!
So, for those of you that missed this
out into the marketplace to help
year, we will see you next July in
with rebuilding America’s cow herd.
- Josh Walker
College Station for the second annual
There are incredible opportunities
IBBA President
Brangus Days. We are all in the
for growth across this country as
business of raising Brangus cattle and
more cattlemen begin to focus on
Brangus Days gives us the chance to
females in their herd and building a
come together and do some good old
solid base of cattle to carry forward.
fashion socializing.
Longevity, fertility, adaptability are all
With the tail end of summer
key components of a profitable cow
upon us, sale season is quickly
and why not take those premiums
approaching, and I am excited to see
for quality beef as well. That is where
what kind of genetics our breeders
this breed of cattle can and will play
have been working on. We still have
a role.
an unprecedented cattle market out
The old saying of, “Make hay while
there and I think that our Brangus
the sun is shining,” applies to your
genetics are going to be highly
daily operations as well. Now is the
sought after. I wish I had a crystal ball
time to take the capital you are raking
to know when the market will regress,
in and invest in things that will carry
but I don’t. I know that the herd will
into the lower prices. For us on the Photo By: Taylor Gazda
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Brangus: Built for What’s Next BY RICK COZZITORTO, IBBA EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
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hat an incredible Brangus Days we had in College Station. The event sold out, bringing more than
250 people together from California to Florida and many
genetic decision we make should ultimately create more value for them.
places in between. Breeders, commercial cattlemen and
A Brangus bull needs to do more than look good at a
industry leaders came together to learn, share ideas and
sale. He needs to go to work, cover cows, stay sound and
talk about the future of our breed.
produce calves that commercial cattlemen want to keep
That kind of participation tells us that people are paying attention to Brangus. There is a reason Brangus genetics are in demand today, and I believe that demand will only grow in the years ahead. At the heart of the breed is something commercial cattlemen need now more than ever— balance. As Brangus breeders, we have the ability to select cattle using both phenotype and genotype. We can
and sell. A Brangus female needs to do more than raise one good calf. She needs to be fertile, efficient and productive for years. And Brangus-influenced calves need to perform long after they leave the ranch. That is why I believe balance will define the future of Brangus. We cannot chase one trait at the expense of another.
evaluate how cattle look, how they are structured and
We should not sacrifice fertility for growth, structure
how they perform, while also using EPDs, genomics and
for pounds or carcass quality for efficiency. Instead,
performance data to make better genetic decisions.
we should use every tool available—phenotype, EPDs,
Our goal should not be to create cattle that excel at only one thing. Our goal is to create cattle that work. They need to thrive in the pasture, breed efficiently,
genomics, performance data and commercial feedback— to build better cattle generation after generation. Brangus has a place in the pasture.
raise a calf and remain productive under real-world
Brangus has a place in the sale barn.
conditions. Their calves need to perform in the sale
Brangus has a place in the feedlot.
barn, continue to perform in the feedlot and ultimately
And Brangus has a place on the plate.
produce a high-quality beef product for the consumer.
Brangus Days demonstrated the enthusiasm and
That is what makes Brangus so relevant. Our breed
confidence that exists within our breed. Now it is our
combines the adaptability and environmental toughness
responsibility as breeders to build on that momentum
of Brahman influence with the growth, carcass
and continue producing cattle that meet the needs of
and beef-quality traits associated with Angus. That
the commercial cattleman.
combination gives commercial cattlemen a powerful tool for producing cattle that can perform in challenging environments while still delivering value throughout the beef chain.
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Making Every Pound Count
Real-world data shows how production decisions can translate into more value. BY BRILEY RICHARD FRANK, IBBA DIRECTOR OF MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
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hat happens when a beef marketing system starts measuring production decisions by the value they
create at the end of the chain? For Country Natural Beef, the answer over the past
"That's pure production efficiency," Braden said. For commercial cattlemen, the takeaway is straightforward: adding pounds can create value when those pounds are produced and marketed efficiently.
CARCASS WEIGHT MATTERS
five years has been more than $637 per head in additional net carcass value, with nearly $400 per head returned to the ranch. Tylor Braden shared the cooperative's data at the 2026 Beef Improvement Federation Symposium. Braden shared five years of production data, which
Of all the traits Braden evaluated, hot carcass weight had the strongest relationship with net carcass value. The correlation between hot carcass weight and carcass value was 92%, with an R² of more than 84%
included more than 229,000 all-natural carcass records,
when net carcass value was regressed against individual
700 harvested lots and 2,200 feedyard closeouts.
carcass weight. Braden calculated that each additional
The results offered a
100 pounds of carcass weight added
practical look at how changes
approximately $474 in net carcass
in management, feeding and
value within the Country Natural Beef
marketing can translate into
system. That does not mean simply
additional value through the beef
making cattle bigger is the answer.
supply chain.
MEASURING THE OPPORTUNITY
As carcass weight increased, red meat yield increased, but bone and fat
Country Natural Beef began in the 1980s as a short-fed program
increased faster. From an 840-pound
focused on producing lean cattle.
carcass to a 950-pound carcass, red
Braden described the early
meat yield increased 14%, while bone
philosophy as "a war on fat."
and fat increased 20%. The economic question, then,
That approach has changed. Beginning in 2022, the cooperative
is whether the value of those
made a deliberate effort to increase
additional pounds exceeds the cost of
days on feed and harvest weights,
producing them. Within Country Natural Beef's
with the goal of capturing more
system, the answer has been yes.
value from each animal.
Because most harvest and
From 2020 to 2026, average
processing expenses are fixed per
carcass weight increased from
head, adding carcass weight creates
about 840 pounds to more than 965 pounds. During the same period, Choice and Prime
value without a proportional increase in processing
grading increased from 88% to more than 98%, while
costs. Braden calculated a terminal marginal value of
Prime alone increased from 6% to more than 27%. High
gain of approximately $3 per pound. If the cost of the
Choice and Prime increased from 52% to more than 85%.
final pounds of gain is below that level, additional weight
Red meat yield also increased, from 501 pounds to 586 pounds per head from 2022 to 2026. Braden estimated those production improvements added more than $637 per head in net carcass value over four years, assuming market prices remained
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continues to add value.
MANAGEMENT CHANGED THE EQUATION
The improvements did not come from a major shift in genetics. During the question-and-answer portion, Braden
static. Nearly $400 per head of that additional value was
was asked how genetics and genomic technologies were
returned to the ranch.
incorporated into the results. Country Natural Beef does
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MAKING EVERY POUND COUNT not have genetic or breed requirements, and
improved Choice or better grading by nearly 10 percentage points,
its members range from producers who use
increased Prime by 21 points and increased red meat yield by 63
extensive genomic testing to those who do
pounds. Those gains came alongside an increase in days on feed and
not use genetic tools.
a modest decline in feed conversion, yet the system still generated an
Instead, Braden attributed the performance changes in the dataset primarily to management. "We haven't made significant genetic
additional $637 per head in net carcass value and more than $400 per head in return to the ranch. Heavier carcasses can add value, but only when the economics work. Understanding where that value comes from can help guide
changes," he said. "But what it does tell me
breeding, management and marketing decisions.Genetics can
is we did not have a system that allowed
establish the potential. Management can unlock it. And the right
for the full expression of those genetic
marketing system can determine whether that added production is
potentials."
rewarded.
Rather than writing off genetics as unimportant, the data shows what can
That is what capturing value looks like when the numbers are put to it.
happen when management allows cattle to better express their genetic potential. For commercial producers, that creates an opportunity. Genetic selection can establish potential for growth, carcass weight, efficiency and quality. Management determines how much of that potential ultimately shows up in the finished animal.
VALUE VS. COST OF GAIN
One of Braden's most practical points was the importance of looking at value of gain alongside cost of gain. Country Natural Beef increased average days on feed by roughly 58 days over the period evaluated. Dry matter conversion became less efficient as days on feed increased, as expected. Yet when the data was controlled for incoming weight, additional days on feed increased return to the ranch. That changes the question from "What does it cost to feed this animal another day?" to "What is that additional day worth?"
PAIRS, BRED AND OPEN — STRAIGHT FROM THE REPUTATION RANCHES WHERE THEY WERE RAISED
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WHERE VALUE ADDS UP
The Country Natural Beef data provides a real-world example of what can happen when production decisions are tied directly to end-product value. Over the period studied, the cooperative increased carcass weight by 125 pounds,
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THE BRANGUS BRIEF
The BranguS Brief
Your Cattle Have a Story to Tell: The Big Data Project gives commercial cattlemen an opportunity to help tell it. BY CORD WEINHEIMER, IBBA DIRECTOR OF FIELD STAFF, GENETICS, & ADVERTISING
A
s an organization, we spend a lot of time talking
WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU?
about genetics. We talk about bulls, EPDs, DNA,
The first question most producers will ask is simple:
pedigrees and the traits we are trying to improve in the next generation of Brangus cattle. But eventually, those genetics have to work in a commercial setting. That is where the Big Data Project comes in. The goal is to take the genetics we know are in
What do I get out of it? When a complete set of individual carcass data is collected, IBBA submits the animal's DNA to Neogen for analysis. The DNA and carcass information are then returned to the original owner. The total cost is approximately $44 per animal.
Brangus cattle and connect them to how those cattle
Commercial producers are not responsible for that
perform after they leave the seedstock operation. By
entire amount. Funding from the International Brangus
collecting DNA, performance and carcass information
Foundation helps support the program, with the
from commercial cattle, IBBA can build a better
remaining cost shared between the Foundation and
understanding of what Brangus-influenced cattle are
the seedstock producer from which the Brangus bulls
doing in commercial production.
originated.
For commercial producers, there is value in having
In other words, producers get information on the
that information on the cattle you are already producing.
cattle they are already raising while getting help with the
Photo By: Taylor Gazda
THE BRANGUS BRIEF cost of collecting it. At the same time, those records add to a larger body of data that can help demonstrate how Brangus genetics perform in commercial herds.
HOW DO I GET INVOLVED? There are a few requirements to get cattle into the program. Brangus sires must have a TSU DNA sample collected
evaluating those decisions. It also gives the Brangus breed a better look at how its genetics perform outside the seedstock herd. If you have qualifying Brangus-influenced cattle, contact IBBA to find out if your cattle are eligible to participate. The more commercial cattle we have in the database,
and on file with IBBA. The program is then open to
the more useful the information becomes for producers
Brangus-sired commercial steers and heifers. Producers
using Brangus genetics.
will need to provide a list of possible sires, have the cattle tagged with an EID before shipping and have the cattle qualify as part of a contemporary group. Once a group is approved, IBBA will work with the producer to facilitate placement with a cooperating feedyard or backgrounder when possible. The basic process is: 1. Collect DNA and apply an EID tag at your operation. 2. Place the cattle with a cooperating feedyard or backgrounder. 3. After carcass data is received, IBBA submits the DNA to Neogen. 4. DNA and carcass results are returned to the original owner. 5. DNA-testing costs are shared between IBBA and the seedstock provider.
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TEXAS Sales: 2nd Saturday in March rd 3 Tuesday in March 4th Saturday in April th 4 Weekend in October 3rd Weekend in November Joe Cavender, Owner Justin Matejka, General Manager | 903-521-1070 Mark Cowan, Marketing & Customer Service | 903-810-2413 1200 CR 4716 • Troup, TX 75789 | CavenderRanches.com Certified Free Herd # D80550202
JOE & MELANIE FULLER - BEN & TRISH FULLER 14148 N State Highway 16, Willow City, TX 78675 C. 979-255-7747 E. jw.fuller@yahoo.com
J ackson family brangus
JODI & DAVID JACKSON 3099 Horseshoe Bend Waco, Texas 76708 Jodi cell: 254.722.9138
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Randy Schmidt 903.278.7777
Jeremy Buehner
Schmidt Farms
806-781-4180
BRANGUS & ULTRABLACK
TUNA ROSA RANCH BRANGUS & RED BRANGUS 830-857-4943 Owner - Jimmy Elliott Manager - Kurt Trammell ktrammell@tunarosaranch.com 90 CR 465 West Gonzales, Texas 78629
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Calendar of events MBJ Ranch and Trio Cattle Genetics – Power of the Brands 7th Edition Sale Sept 12, 2026 Wharton, TX
MBJ Ranch and Trio Cattle Genetics – Power of the Brands Online Sale Sept 18, 2026
Villa’s Advantage Sale Oct 3, 2026 Hempstead, TX
Champions Valley Online Heifer Sale Oct 5, 2026
Diamond K Show Cattle Annual Online Sale
Tajo Ranch Fall Online Sale Oct 20, 2026
Grassy Lake Cattle Company Inaugural Bull Sale Oct 23, 2026 Marquez, TX
Briggs Ranches 23rd Annual Bull & Commercial Female Sale Oct 24, 2026 Bloomington, TX
Oak Creek Farms Forage Developed Registered Fall Brangus Bull Sale Oct 24, 2026 Chapell Hill, TX
Big D Ranch’s Cattlemen’s Choice Production Sale Oct 24, 2026 Center Ridge, AR
Oct 8, 2026
Circle F Farms Production Sale Oct 9-10, 2026 Baxley, GA
CX Advantage Sale Oct 10, 2026 Weimar, TX
Addison Brangus Farm Sale Oct 10, 2026 Cullman, AL
Allen Cattle Company’s Ranching for Profit Online Sale Oct 11, 2026
Wellmann Cattle Company Online Sale Oct 12, 2026
Florida Prime Brangus Genetics @ Fenco Farms Oct 17, 2026 Floral City, FL
MP Brangus Annual Production Sale Oct 17, 2026 Comanche, TX
Triple Crown Ranch Royal Fall Special Online Sale Oct 18, 2026
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Breeder’s Choice Red Brangus Bull Online Sale
Oct 31, 2026
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AI TECHNICIANS
ARTIFICIAL insemination technicians Emmet Capt
Jeremy Price
25230 Farm Road 410N | Bagwell, TX 75412
Franklin, TX
903-249-3937
979-204-9362
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Jaran Lehman Concord, AR
Auburn, AL
GL Sutherland Drasco, AR 501-412-4939
Charlie Tiner P.O. Box 203 | Hempstead, TX 77445 dgtiner@hotmail.com | 713-252-4662
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Ace McHatton | Grand Drive Genetics 211 North First Street | Madill, OK 73446 acemchatton@gmail.com | 580-465-1361
Rodolfo Muro 690 Eagle Cliff Drive
Cody Washman Southwest Missouri 417-489-5450
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IBBA Committee Chairmen IBBA STAFF Breed Improvement
Executive Vice President
Randy Scmidt | doctorrand@me.com
Rick Cozzitorto | rcozzitorto@gobrangus.com
IJBBA Advisory Michael Allen | allencattleco@yahoo.com Finance Mark Perry | mark@mpelectric.net Show Mark Koehl | ko.mccattle@gmail.com
Abby Eldridge | ageye@gobrangus.com Director of Registry Services Callie DeLarm | cdelarm@gobrangus.com Director of Genomics & Research
IBBF
Macee Wagner | mwagner@gobrangus.com
Brandon Belt | brandonbelt@aol.com
Director of Events & Education
Long Term Planning
Lori Edwards-Dunkerley | ledwards@gobrangus.com
Nic Cornelison | nic@lakemajestikfarms.com
ibba board of directors
Director of Field Staff, Genetics & Advertising
Promotions
Cord Weinheimer | cweinheimer@gobrangus.com
President | Josh Walker, AR
International
1st Vice President | Warren Young, OK
April Villarreal | aprilv@villaranchcattle.com
2nd Vice President | Joe Fuller, TX Secretary/Treasurer | Mark Perry, TX
EAST REGION
Kendall Rivas | kendall.c.rivas@gmail.com
Membership & Education Megan Greenwood | megan@greenwoodcattleco.com Commercial Marketing Cody Glenn | cody@towncreekfarm.com
int brangus auxiliary
Trey Cuevas, Purvis, MS - Seat 7
President
treycuevas3@yahoo.com
Jennifer Walker, Ben Lomond, AR
Grady Green, El Dorado, AR - Seat 9
1st Vice President
grady@dragginmranch.com
Tami Jones, Stillwater, OK
Nic Cornelison, Flat Rock, AL - Seat 2
2nd Vice President
nic@lakemajestikfarms.com
Marlene Schwerin, Gentry, AR
Kendall Stennett, Waynesboro, MS - Seat 3
Secretary
kendall_stennett@yahoo.com
Tammy Perry, Comanche, TX
texas region
Director of Marketing & Communications Briley Richard Frank | brichard@gobrangus.com Southeast Field Staff Cade Blassingame | cblassingame@gobrangus.com
Brangus publications, INC Editor in Chief Briley Richard Frank | brichard@gobrangus.com Advertising Sales Cord Weinheimer| cweinheimer@gobrangus.com Advertising Sales Cade Blassingame | cblassingame@gobrangus.com Advertising Sales Jay Carlson | jay@carlsonmediagroup.com
Treasurer
IJbba Board of directors
Connie Smart, Runge, TX
President
Historian
Gracie Johnson, TX
Jodi Jackson, Waco, TX
Vice President
Mark Perry, Dublin, TX - Seat 1
Social Media Coordinator
mark@mpelectric.net
Jennifer Walker, Ben Lomond, AR
Carter Aucoin, LA
Joe Fuller, Willow City, TX - Seat 5 jw.fuller@yahoo.com
Int brangus foundation
Aubrey Meador, TX
Jodi Jackson, Waco, TX - Seat 10
President
Emily Jackson, AR
jodibjackson1990@gmail.com
Secretary Treasurer & International Brangus Queen
Brandon Belt, Gatesville, TX
Ex-Officio
Gary Adamek, Schulenburg, TX - Seat 12
Secretary/Treasurer
Savannah Hanson, TX
gary@fayettecountryhomes.com
Rick Cozzitorto
Director
Allen Goode, Mabank, TX Chris Heptinstall, Dothan, AL Tracy Holbert, College Station, TX Traci Middleton, Puryear, TN Cindy Blazek, Leona, TX Nic Cornelison, Flat Rock, AR Mark Cowan, Detroit, TX Darrell Wilkes , McCormick, SC
Camille Burns, TX
West Region Sharee Sankey, Council Grove, KS - Seat 13 sankeys6nranch@yahoo.com Matt Barton, Stillwater, OK - Seat 8 rangeroptics@gmail.com wbydym@hotmail.com
At large Randy Schmidt, Texarkana, TX - Seat 6 doctorrand@me.com Josh Walker, Ben Lomond, AR - Seat 11 josh@redbudfarms.net FA L L 2026 F R O N T L I N E B E E F P R O D U C E R
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IBBA office P.O. Box 10029 | College Station, TX 77842
Warren Young, Blanchard, OK - Seat 4
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210-696-8231 | info@gobrangus.com Cover Photo Briley Richard Frank
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