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Important Phone Numbers...
Bob 800 Number before Feb. 3rd (800) 804-9446
Friday & Sale Day Phones (402) 727-9861,
Payphone by Office
Bob Volk (402) 720-0469, cell • (402) 478-4350, home
Jay Volk (402) 720-7596, cell • (402) 478-4565, home
Clark Volk (402) 720-3323, cell • (402) 478-4503, home
Jim Suver (402) 690-7354, cell
Auctioneers...
Jon Schaben, Dunlap, IA (712) 263-0755, cell
Livestock Representatives...
Nebraska Farmer Galen Gerdes • (308) 380-0302,
cell
The Register Kelly Schmidt • (406) 599-2395,
cell
Midwest Marketer JW Brune • (785) 594-6650
(785) 865-6624, cell
Livestock Plus Mike Sorensen • (641) 743-2991
(641) 745-7949, cell
Special Assignment Jeff Aegerter • (402) 643-4553
Sale Consultants...
Buddy Robertson, Shattuck, OK • (405) 229-7371, home • (580)
747-7000, cell
Archie Fleming
PO Box 568, Jacksonville, TX 75766
(903) 586-8505, home • (903) 520-6994, cell
Dalton Lundy
3820 Woodlawn Road, Bardstown, KY 40004
(502) 348-2370, home • (502) 727-6898, cell
Chris Beutler, Bancroft, NE (402) 648-7473, home • (402) 380-8244,
cell
Accommodations...
Sale headquarters... Ask for J&C Rate (402) 727-1110
Holiday Lodge & Restaurant (100 rooms) (800) 743-7666
1220 E. 23rd (East Hwy 30) • Fremont, NE 68025
America’s Best Value Inn (402) 721-1109
1649 E. 23rd (East Hwy 30) • Fremont, NE 68025
Super 8 Motel (43 rooms) (800) 800-8000
1250 E. 23rd (East Hwy 30) • Fremont, NE 68025
Holiday Inn Express (402) 753-3850
2415 N Lincoln Ave. • Fremont, NE 68025
Herd Health...
Calves May Vision 7 + Triagle 5
July Vision 7 + Vista Once
Fall Vista Once + Ivermectin Pour On Cows and Bred Heifers -
Triangle 9 + Guardian, Ivermectin Pour On All Open Heifer Bangs
Vaccinated
Air Transportation...
Omaha Eppley at Omaha. Has all major airlines. About 35 minutes from
sale.
Municipal Airports...
Fremont Municipal Airport, Airport Rd, Fremont Aviation, Inc.
(402) 721-4520. In operation 7 days a week. 5,500 ft. access small
jets. Airfield is adjacent to the sale facility.
Herd Health...
All females selling have been calfhood vaccinated for Brucellosis
and for shipment anywhere. All bulls will be fertility tested. All
yearling bulls will have scrotal measurements available sale day on
sale order. We guarantee any test necessary for shipment to Canada.
Order of Sale...
Bulls, Donkeys, Pairs, Bred Females and Open Heifers |
Directions to Sale...
From North, East and South–Enter off of Hwy. 30 on Airport RD, go
South to Linden Ave, west to Ridge RD, north to Christensen Field.
Fremont West . . . watch for signs to field off US Hwy 30. East of
IH Dealer.
Terms and Conditions...
All cattle are to be settled for at sale site office. They sell
fully guaranteed & sell under terms & conditions of the American
Simmental Association.
Insurance...
The buyer must assume all risk of death and/or injury on cattle that
return to J&C after the sale for delivery. J&C will do everything
possible to care for cattle returning to our farm. It is in the best
interest of you, the buyer, to insure your cattle. Insurance will be
available from sale clerks in the office. Two months at 3%; three
months at 3.5%; six months at 4%, on year at 6%. Billing for
insurance will be done by Harding and Harding. Cattle are considered
insured when request is made at the sale office.
Liability...
Neither the sale host J&C & Guest Consignors, Auctioneer or Fremont
assume any liability for any accidents which may occur.
Delivery...
Cow/Calves, Bred Cows, Bred heifers & Open Heifers...
Because of such a large sale and number of pairs and close breds, we
cannot offer delivery for the entire offering. J&C Simmentals firmly
believes these pairs and breds with close dates should go directly
to the new owners on sale day or the day after. Bringing them back
to J&C adds to the stress and we really don’t have the proper room.
We ask your cooperation in this matter in the best interest of the
pairs, bred cows and heifers in this J&C Simmental sale. The above
will apply unless prior arrangements are made.
Bulls...
The J&C sale offers $100 per head cash discount to buyers of bulls
on loaded out sale day or day after sale. Free delivery to Nebraska
buyers. Free delivery to buyers from other states within 250 mile
radius of J&C, provided the total purchase price is $1,500 or more.
Cooperation to other states. Normal feed and care charges apply on
all animals after April 1st .
Ultrasound Data...
Ultrasound data on yearling bulls will be available on supplement
sheet sale day!
Bids...
Satisfaction guaranteed on sight unseen purchases! Feel free to send
bids to Bob Volk, Sale Consultants, Auctioneers or Field Publication
Representatives.
Guaranteed Embryos...
All guaranteed embryo work must be done by a licensed technician.
EPDs...
(ALL EPDs are 2006) Please note the EPDs may change from the time
the sale catalog is printed until registration paper is transferred.
Beef Lunch...
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J&C Simmentals
Jay, Kim and Kylie Volk
Clark and Leslie Volk
Clark and Leslie’s girls
Grace, Madeline & Claire |
Welcome to the 12th
Annual J&C Sale. It continues to be a great time to be in the cattle
business. The possession of beef cows has been good and it appears
that the future is going to be better. I don’t believe the opinion
that the cow numbers are inflated; especially when one is out in the
dry areas northwest of J&C Simmentals.
We at J&C are proud of the entire offering from purebreds to
percentage. The motto at J&C is “the quality of the cattle is more
important than the percentage”. You will find great cattle in all
the percentages and all the purebreds. All bulls and open heifers
are held for this sale. We moved the J&C sale date to February 3rd
in an effort to get the sale bred heifers calving earlier in the
season. The bred heifers will start to calve in mid February, which
parallels the majority of calving programs. The bull ultrasound data
will be taken just before the sale. This will allow for the best
data for our customers. Actual weight and data will be available
sale day on the supplement sheet by lot number.
J&C again offers free delivery on bulls. We will provide $100 cash
per bull on those taken sale day or the day after. All females are
the responsibility of the buyer. We encourage bulls returning to J&C
to be insured. Please read details on delivery terms on the next
page.
All of the families at J&C are depended upon to make the cattle
operation work. Life is fragile so handle with care! I hope by sale
date Jeanette’s knee will be completely healed because, as usual,
she will be very busy with making sale day lunch a great one.
Come view the cattle in Fremont on Friday, February 2nd. All animals
will be tagged and penned. Sale day, Saturday, February 3rd, will
begin with coffee and rolls at 9:00 a.m. Lunch will be served at
11:00 a.m. and the sale will start at 12:30 p.m. Sale order will be
bulls, donkeys, bred females and open heifers.
Call Bob at 800-804-9441 before the sale if you have any questions.
On sale day call Bob at 402-720-0469 or Jay at 402-720-7596. We’ll
be happy to visit with you.
Bob Volk for J&C Simmentals |
J&C Simmentals Sale Guest
Consignors
Jay & Phylis Anderson
2089 Friend Rd.
St. Paul, NE 68873
(308) 246-5361, home |
CRR Simmentals
Clint R Robinson
6100 N. 252nd St.
Valley, NE 68064
(402) 359-4318, home
(402) 672-3556, cell |
Gary & Sue Handsaker
Jared Meinhardt
17266 650th Ave.
Nevada, IA 50201
(515) 352-6678 |
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KP Simmentals
Adam & Abbie Peterson
13536 N. Rd.
Osceola, NE 68651
(402) 270-3006, cell |
Rhea Farms
Bill & Lisa Rhea
5987 McCall Lane
Arlington, NE 68002
(402) 478-4843, home
(402) 720-7009, cell |
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Sloup Simmentals
Nick Sloup Family
2909 Waverly Rd
Seward, NE 68434
(402) 643-4429, home
(402) 641-2936, cell |
Suver Simmentals
Jim Suver
20604 US Highway 30
Arlington, NE 68002
(402) 690-7354, cell |
J&C’s 2005 Winner
J&C Power Bull No. 1
Denver National Western Stock Show
3 – F 2 Brothers, A Full Brother and
2 – 5/8 Trademarks are Lots 1 – 6
(L-R) Rob Pischel, O’Niell, NE. owner of No. 1, Bob Volk, J&C
Simmentals; Brad Tucker, Pfi zer & Co.; Jay Volk at halter. |
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Glossary...
1.Actual Weight... Taken 1-22-07 (the day the bulls were
ultrasounded) by CUP Technician, Toby Muller, Adair, Iowa.
2.No Gain/Day test this year. Bulls come from too many sources and
backgrounds (I.E.: different pastures conditions, some creep
fed-some not, some cattle pushed for summer shows-some not, etc). We
use WW & YW adjusted weights and EPDs for WW & YW.
3.REA... Ultra sound measurement of the rib eye area expressed in
square inches at the 12th & 13th rib. Adjusted to 365 days of age.
4.Fat... Actual back fat measurement taken at the 12th & 13th rib by
ultra sound on 1-22-07 rump fat adjusted by the ASA.
5.Marbling... Amount and distribution of intramuscular fat present
in the rib eye at the 12th and 13th rib. Expressed as a percentage
out of
100%.
6.Marbling Adjusted... Percents marbling of lean area measured and
adjusted to 365 days of age. Normal range 2 to 5 percent.
7.Scrotal Measurement of Bulls... Will be take at semen check on
January 26 and published by Lot number at sale on the sale order
sheet. These will be actual measurements taken by Loren Vogler,
Vogler Seen Center, Ashland, Neb.
8.ASA 2005 EPD Breed Averages are... CE 5.7 • BW 2.0 • WW 33 • YW 58
• MCE 2 • MM 5 • MWW 22 • CWT -2.8 • YG 0 • Marb. 0.07
Fat Rib 0.01 • REA -0.04
9.Carcass EPDs CW on Each Lot... The hot carcass weight of a bull’s
progeny. Expected progeny performance is reported in pounds an
adjusted to a slaughter age of 475 days. The EPD predicts the
difference in average carcass weight of a bull’s progeny compared to
progeny of all other bulls evaluated. A positive value indicates
heavier than average carcass weights while a negative value (-)
indicates lower than average carcass weights.
10.Yield Grade (YG) Yield Grade Score... An estimate of the yield of
closely trimmed, boneless retail cuts from the round, loin, rib, and
the chuck. Expected progeny performance is reported in percent and
adjusted to a slaughter age of 475 days. The EPD predicts the
difference in average carcass cutability with values great then zero
indicating higher than average percentage yield in yield grade white
a negative (-) indicates less than average percentage yield in yield
grade.
11.Marbling Score on Each lot... A subjective evaluation of the
amount of distribution of intramuscular fat. Degree of marbling is
evaluated
in the ribeye muscle between the 12th and 13th rib and is a major
factor in determining USDA quality grad. Expected progeny
performance is reported in tenths of a marbling score and adjusted
to a slaughter age of 475 days. The EPD value predicts the
difference in average marbling score of a bull’s progeny compared to
progeny of all other evaluated bulls. A positive value indicates
higher than average marbling scores while a negative value (-)
indicates lower than average marbling scores.
12.J&C Used Genmark to check homozygous black cattle. Those listed
as Genmark Homo Black are homozygous black.
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J&C
Simmentals
Bulls have stood the test of time... Bulls have stood the test of
time...
In the 2006 sale, 70% of the bulls sold to repeat
customers. |
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J&C Herdsires
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Inevitabull
ASA 2027887
Purchased at 2000 Denver Sale for $9,500.
Homozygous black and polled
• 1.1 • 28 • 48 •
10 • 11 • 24 • -18 • -0.05 • -0.08 • 0.01 • 0.00
Contact J&C for semen $20.00/unit |
BS Mr Blackman 4052K
ASA 2079127
Proven 1/2 blood herdsire. Homo black and polled.
Owned with Stans Sear, Montague, CA and Dennis Breinig, Arapahoe, NE
• 1.0 • 14 • 33 •
• -3 • 5 • -32 • 0.10 • 0.36 • 0.05 • -0.33
Semen $25.00/unit contact any owner. |
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JBS Grand Design 024M
ASA 2157838
Bush’s Grand Design x Angus sired 1/2 blood
Top bull at 2002 Benda sale.
Owned with Stan Sears, CA
• 2.8 • 45 • 78 •
• 7 • 30 • -15 • 0.14 • 0.46 • 0.04 • -0.30
Semen $20.00/unit contact any owner. |
HPF/GWF Batter Up No42
ASA 2189564
Angus sired 1/2 blood by Leachman Saughatchee and SS Sandie $20,000
cow Hudson Pine Farms sold to Triple C Farms
Owned with Hudson Pine Farms, NY and Stan Sears, CA
• 0.6 • 35 • 73 •
• 5 • 23 • 5 • 0.27 • 0.26 • 0.06 • -0.34
Semen $20.00/unit contact any owner. |
The J&C Crew. . . yes, Jeanette took the photo. Shown above is tea break at
section after 2 potloads and one floor trailer
left the section. The
lunches and breaks at the section are Jeanette at her best. Just like lunch
on sale day. (L-R) Clair Volk
(front), Clark Volk, Clint Robinson, Grandpa
Bob and Grace Volk, brother-in-law Melvin Unkel standing (checks cows all
summer), Josh Hilgenkamp, Jim Suver, Jay Volk, Toby the J&C Blue Healer and
Tazz on Jay’s lap.
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