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What’s in this Issue... On the Cover

As a top breeder of the CTBR program and across the country, their success speaks for itself. Recently, TPPA recognized Lackey Livestock as the Producer of the Year. Be sure to keep Lackey Livestock in mind when buying showpigs this fall.

Swine skill-a-thon

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P u tti ng you fo o t for 40

Tips and tricks on how to manage your new sho

Meet holly alderson

meet the summer interns

Capitol Report Lonestar Report 114 Texas Pork Industry Conference Awards Swine Skill-A-Thon Youth Spotlight: Holly Alderson Meet the Summer Interns Tenderloins & Tailgating Industry News fall sales trail CTBR Results Rodeo Austin 140 How to Participate in the CTBR Program Fall Sales Trail The Texas-Bred Online Sale Series The Future’s Elite Online Gilt Sale Texas’ Elite Showcase Putting Your Best Foot Forward Putting your best foot forward Biosecurity Guidelines “Purchasing baby pigs for a major show is a Starting w Breeder Directory fresh start for you and your show pigs,” said Christi Seidenberger. “When it comes to preventing illness

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AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2022 TPPA’S MISSION “Education. Advocacy. Promotion. The Texas Pork Producers Association is dedicated to the advancement of a sustainable and profitable pork industry.”

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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President - Doug Schaefer, Garden City President Elect - Jay Winter, Lubbock Vice President - Josh Krohn, Lamesa Executive Member - Charles Hodde, Burton Executive Member - Todd Beyers, Abernathy Executive Member - Peter Baumert, Dalhart

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Doug Alderson, Marion Robbie Harkey, Center ow projects this Hale show season Cory Rains, Roscoe Jeremy Rounsavall, Purdon Carrie Brockman, Montgomery

Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Stanley Young, Lubbock Scot Sullivan, Robstown Coby Berger, Giddings

STAFF Director of Youth and Communications Riley Reep tppa@texaspork.org

Intern Chandler Schulte Raney Hodges

Texas Pork Producers Association 4514 Englewood Ave Lubbock, TX 79414 806.705.6800 :: Phone 806.503.6947 :: Fax tppa@texaspork.org texaspork.org

are made available to pork producers without regard to race, color, sex, withPrograms a Clean Slate religion or national origin. TPPA is an equal opportunity employer.

e Seidenberger family from Garden City, had much success amongst the Texas major

Upcoming August

Events

August 1....................Major Show CTBR Certificates are available August 31.............................................TPPA Membership Expires

“We start our season off by power washing, September bleaching, and disinfecting any surfaces previously

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Althou Sept. 1..........................................Major Due touched by other pigs,” Seideberger said.Show “ThisLitter Records beginning of Sept. 1...................................................CTBR Online Barrow Sale includes all pens, feeders, waterers, mats, and our families said Sept. 1-3...............................................NJSA Southwest Regional trailer, to name a few.” Sept.just 6..............................................Future’s Elite Online Gilt eachSale individu every aspect of their facilitiesCTBR are clean, Sept.After 10............................................SFT Breeder Logs Due “Rega 10.............................SFT CTBR Certificates increase to $14 theSept. Seidenberger family takes further measures to pig gets a exc Sept. 15.................................................CTBR Online Barrow Sale ensure their barns are a safe place for incoming show Sept. 16-17............NJSA Southwest Showcase Prospect to Pigour Salebarn,” pigs. To prevent illness, the family said they wear ourSale mediator Sept. 29.................................................CTBR Online Barrow disinfected shoes in their barn. with our vete “Shoes that were worn at stockshows, sales, In add or any other barn are absolutely not allowed in our Oct. 2.................State Fair of Texas Youth Barrow Show- said Wavehe 1 contin Oct.at4.................State Fair of Texas Youth “We Barrow Show- possible. Wave 2 barns home,” Seidenberger explained. have Oct. 6.................State Faircoverings of Texas Youth Barrowand Show- Wave 3 an ample amount of show for visitors “Whe keep Tek-Trol disinfectant near every entrance to our give them all barn for visitors.” every 15 days Although the Reep family no longer has show Reep said. “A Producer Connection pigs of their own, Cody Reep still enjoys helping worm them e Producer Connection is the official other families at Texas major shows. Over publication the last of the Keepi Texas Pork Producers and is published by the 14 years, Reep agreed to takeAssociation intense sanitation Pork Producers Association. All inquiries shouldmay be seem ov measuresTexas before allowing new pigs to enter their ways to recor directed to the TPPA office. barn. the right track “Prior to picking up babies, we always “Our f sanitized our trailer as much as we sanitized our divided with Advertisement Information barn,” Reep said. “We would Tek-Trol our barn and said. “It may To place an ad or for advertising rates and guidelines, trailer prior to picking up our new show projects. on the same please contact Texas Pork Producers Association at (806) After our new pigs entered the barn, we would spray weights when 705-6800 ordiluted tppa@texaspork.org. a product called Intervention with water on a spiral labele our aisles throughout the barn after cleaning pens. to record mor This was a way to ensure all potential illnesses from In add outside sources were being prevented as soon as new show pig possible.” Let’s get social! “breaking the FACEBOOK right directio Texas Pork Producers Association WEBSITE www.texaspork.org

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A Few words from your

Director of youth

and communications

meet riley reep

My mom always use to say that life is filled with so many surprises, but I don’t think I quite understood that phrase until now. In May, I was finishing up my time in college while trying to navigate what this next chapter of life would look like. Three months later, I am remodeling a house while attempting to figure out what this “adulting” thing everyone talks about is supposed to look like. Life took a complete oneeighty, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. For those of you who don’t know, my name is Riley Reep. I am a recent graduate of Texas Tech University where I received a degree in agricultural communications with minors in agribusiness and animal science. I have been an intern with the Texas Pork Producers Association since 2019 assisting with the CTBR program and magazine ads. Over time, I ventured off to intern with the American Angus Association, Showpig.com, and National Sorghum Producers, but eventually came back to TPPA during the fall of 2021. Recently, I accepted my current role where I will be working with youth, membership, and fulfilling communications needs along with the previous tasks I had been completing with my internship. Growing up in the small town of Ropesville, TX, I always valued the importance of community. The impact of surrounding yourself with others who support, motivate, challenge, but most importantly, believe in you is unmatched. Not knowing where the next few years would take me after leaving my hometown was terrifying, but I firmly believe the Lord has led me to the place where I am supposed to be. If you knew anything about me previously, it would probably that I showed pigs all throughout grade school, was actively involved in FFA and 4-H, and grew up within the CTBR program. After my first semester in college, I began helping with the CTBR program at major shows. Life threw some pretty unexpected circumstances my way throughout the last four years, but the people within this association have helped shape me into who I am today. From that moment forward, my path in life led me all over the world. However, no matter where I ventured off to, I always found my way back to TPPA. I always wondered what drew me back to the office at 4514 Englewood Avenue. Being honest, I believe it is because this association has always felt like home. In this office, I discovered my passion for serving a community that means more than what meets the eye. Here is where I found the people who quickly became family, believed in me when I didn’t quite believe in myself, and who always supported me in all aspects of my life. Quite frankly, I don’t know what I did to deserve such great mentors and friends, but man how blessed am I to have found individuals like you all. There are many paths I could have taken after graduation, but I am thrilled to have the chance to work for the community of people that has presented me with numerous opportunities and stood beside me every step of the way. In the end, mothers do know best because life has been filled with so many surprises. However, it is no surprise of how excited I am to serve as your Director of Youth and Communications. 11

Capitol Report

C apitol Report Scope 3 Emissions On June 17, 2022, the NPPC and other agricultural groups filed requests to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about farmers’ requirements on climate disclosure rules. The NPPC declares that these requirements are troublesome and useless; moreover, these requirements will cause farmers to acquire expensive reporting that will delay farm environmental performance and violate federal law. The pork industry exhibits only one-third of 1% of U.S. climate emissions. The requests filed by the NPPC and ten other agricultural groups ask that the Securities and Exchange Commission abolish or revise the Scope 3 emissions disclosure requirement and the proposed rule to secure the alignment of Greenhouse Gas emissions with federal emissions reporting programs and federal law protecting livestock farmers from costly, inaccurate and unduly burdensome GHG emissions reporting. According to nppc.org, “Costs associated with the proposed rule would be significant, especially for small to mid-sized farms and would lead to industry consolidation and further impact not just rural communities where those farms are located but the ability of every American to enjoy bacon with breakfast.” Diseases, Workforce, and Exports Panel experts from NPPC at World Pork Exposition discussed legislative priorities of foreign animal diseases, workforce, and exports. For the first time in 40 years, African Swine Fever was detected in the Western Hemisphere, and protection of the U.S. Borders has never been more prominent. Dr. Liz Wagstrom, NPPC Chief Veterinarian, asked lawmakers for extra funding to help programs prevent and prepare for an outbreak. This funding will add more U.S. Customs and Border Protection agricultural

inspectors, the National Animal Health Laboratory Network, and more staff for the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service’s Veterinary Services. Along with this, the labor shortage in the pork industry has continued to increase over the last year. Pork Producers play a vital role in our economy and are essential for rural America to thrive. To this issue, Congress must to take action on the H2-A Visa reform. Currently, this visa only pertains to seasonal farm workers. Producers want to extend this visa year-round. On the other hand, implementing new trade agreements and expanding the ones we have is vital to the pork industry’s growth. Maria Zieba, NPPC assistant vice president of international affairs, declares, “It’s vital for the U.S. pork industry to strengthen relationships in the Asia-Pacific region. CPTPP would put us on a level playing field with other pork trading countries, such as the EU. We are also encouraging the Biden administration to address market disparities as part of ongoing IndoPacific Economic Framework negotiations.” Taking these actions now will impact the pork industry for years to come. Impact of Ukraine and Russia War In April, the National Pork Board held a webinar discussing how the Ukraine and Russian war impacted fertilizer, feed, and the livestock markets. According to the research done by Rupert Claxton, Meat Director at Gira, Russia accounts for 13 percent of globally traded fertilizer value. Because fertilizer prices are increasing, Claxton believes that farmers will conserve the fertilizer they already have or buy less, which will most likely lead to lower global yields and higher grain prices. In addition, Ukraine and Russia are heavy exporters of oilseeds and

grain. Before the invasion, prices were already rising; however, Claxton stated that we have seen these prices before; hopefully, it will encourage farmers to put some fertilizer on the ground to enhance their yields. Regardless of the war, weather conditions, and the increase in feed costs, swine production has remained positive. Currently, hog prices have gone up to about $16 per pound. Joe Kerns, partners for production agriculture, explains that we could continue to see these numbers for possibly the next two years.

For more information, watch the webinar over this topic at www.porkcheckoff.org/news.

Moving Forward At World Pork Expo, NPPC exposed a new brand idea to shape the pork industry’s future. NPPC claims they will ensure that pork producers’ goals are met. These goals include “operate to the high standards producers set, advance sustainability and animal health, and expand global markets.” With issues arising for U.S. Pork Producers and the food production outlook changing, industry leaders heavily involved For more information, watch the webinar over this in the food supply chain have developed a deliberate topic at www.porkcheckoff.org/news. plan to focus on NPPC investors’ top priorities. These priorities include trade, foreign animal diseases, labor, Pork Industry Contributions and producers’ freedom to operate. Ultimately the The NPPC issued a new economic report NPPC is generating a new course for change in order featuring how American pork producers are vital to bring new ideas to the table and address issues contributors to the United States’ agricultural and with a different perspective. This new branding allows overall economy. Holly Cook, NPPC staff economist, the organization to move forward with a new face that states, “From farm to fork, the combined economic demonstrates NPPC’s mission as the voice of the U.S. contribution from hog production and pork processing pork industry nationally and globally. This five-year supports more than 600,000 American jobs and plan is expected to go in affect January 1, 2023. generates $178 billion of direct, indirect, and induced sales that equate to $57 billion in valueadded GDP.” In addition, the pork industry creates substantial economic activity through feed inputs. The two primary feed inputs contributing to the estimated 56% of U.S. production costs are corn and soybean meal. Terry Wolters, NPPC president, claims it is essential to share this information with America because when he looks at the analysis, it makes him feel proud to see the impact he has helped create on the U.S. pork industry. Global Events in Relation to the Pork Market Between African swine fever, drought and war in Eastern Europe, there is a complicated global market for agriculture. However, the National Pork Board stated in a news release on July 8th, that there are potential opportunites for U.S. pork due to pricing trends.

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lonestar Report

L ones tar Repo rt Agricultural news around the State of Texas

Weather Conditions 2011 set a record high number for being the driest year in Texas history. A hot summer with little to no rain fall has many concerned that 2022 could be even worse. Over half of the state of Texas has been facing drought conditions all year. Even though there has been some rainfall, most of the soil is dry and hard, and many producers experienced water runoff. Long periods of heat and dry weather lead to crop loss, heat stress, limited feed for livestock, and an increased risk for wildfires. Victor Murphy, a climate service program manager for NOAA, said, “If you go long enough without any rainfall, the ground becomes bone dry, so whatever heat comes down, it just radiates back up. I think the state of Texas as a whole right now is very susceptible to that, and that’s what happened in 2011 too.” Along with this, these weather conditions can potentially cause significant issues with the Texas High Plains’ cash crop. The high plains produce 66% of Texas’s cotton and cottonseed and produce 30% for the U.S. In 2011 the loss of crops and livestock was approximately $7.62 billion. As of July 8th, Governor Abbot declared 164 Texas counties 14

are in extreme drought. This declaration states that producers will not be harmed for managing their crops during the drought. Texas Sunset Commission Every two years the Sunset Commission reviews state agencies to determine whether the agency is operating as intended and ensure there is no duplication or overlap with another agency. The Sunset process works by setting an automatic termination (Sunset) date in state law on which an agency will be abolished unless the Legislature passes a bill to continue it, typically for another 12 years. This cycle the Commission is reviewing 21 agencies. Majority of these agencies under review pertain to water. The Texas Water Development Board, Texas Soil and Water Conservation Board, San Antonio River Authority, and State Water Implementation Fund for Texas Advisory Committee are just a few mentioned on the list. Others on the list include the Office of Public Utility Counsel, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Office of State-Federal Relations, Texas Economic Development and Tourism office, Electric Reliability Council of Texas, State Board of

Veterinary Medical Examiners, and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Border & Trade In April, Governor Abbott ordered an advanced inspection on every commercial vehicle entering a port of entry in Texas; however, these prolonged searches caused delays at inland ports and ultimately stopped trade with Mexico, which caused Texas businesses millions of dollars. With truckers clogging the border, lanes have been blocked, forcing all commercial traffic to find other ports of entry. It has been concluded that each inspection takes roughly one hour. The wait time of eight to twelve hours resulted in trucks running out of fuel and spoiled produce. Sid Miller, Texas Agriculture Commissioner, claims food prices will begin to rise if the inspections are not shortened. Emergency Relief Texas farmers and ranchers will be getting emergency relief fund payments from Congress due to the natural disasters of 2020 and 2021. Phase one of the Emergency Relief Fund compensates for vines, trees, bushes, and crops. All crops covered by crop insurance or NAP coverage, except grazing, are eligible to receive payment. Natural disasters include wildfires, drought, floods, hurricanes, winter storms, freezes, smoke exposure and, derechos. The second funding phase applies to crop and livestock producers who do not qualify for any of the existing programs. Russell Boening, Texas Farm Bureau President, said, “Texas farmers and ranchers are struggling to manage the much higher costs of

production that they’re paying due to inflation and disruptions in supply chains. Any assistance from the Emergency Relief Program that can help offset past losses because of natural disaster will be welcome by producers.” Right to Farm As rural areas continue to decrease, the “right to farm” is starting to diminish in urban areas. Currently, the law only protects farms established after August 31, 1981; however, local governments could harm the surrounding farms and ranches. “Texas Farm Bureau has become aware of instances where farmers’ land within city boundaries has become overregulated by municipal ordinances that prohibit many, if not all, normal agricultural operations, such as raising and keeping livestock, hay production and cultivating certain row crops,” said John Paul Dineen III, the Texas Farm Bureau District 4 State Director. In the Dallas-Fort Worth area, cities are using their public nuisance ordinances on agricultural activities. For example, grass for hay is not allowed to grow above 12 inches, or the city will mow it down and send a bill to the farmer. In other places, hay bales must be removed within 24-48 hours to abide by city health ordinances. Furthermore, some cities require buffer zones up to 250 feet around the property to be mowed short. As Texas continues to grow and take away more agricultural land, it is crucial for us to come together and ensure farmers and ranchers can keep their land inside the city limits.

Texas Pork Industry Conference & Youth Symposium

Awards banquet CTBR Top Breeders

Brockman Farms

Wintex Farms

Josh and Carrie Brockman 22 CTBR Class Champions

Will and Jay Winter 16 CTBR Class Champions

Lindner Showpigs

Lackey Livestock

Luke Lindner 14 CTBR Class Champions

Jason Lackey 12 CTBR Class Champions

Kneese Showpigs

Beyers Farms, TX

Russell Kneese 12 CTBR Class Champions

Todd & Moriah Beyers 11 CTBR Class Champions

Cornerstone Ventures

Berger Farms

Chance Waldrip 9 CTBR Class Champions

Cliff and Coby Berger 6 CTBR Class Champions CERTIFIED TEXAS BRED REGISTRY

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top breeder 4 Clay Farms

CLASS CHAMPIONS

The Stud

Clay Farms

Kelton Mason 6 CTBR Class Champions

Mike Clay 4 CTBR Class Champions CERTIFIED TEXAS BRED REGISTRY

2022

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CLASS CHAMPIONS

C&P Livestock

Underdog Genetics

Leo Canales 4 CTBR Class Champions

Mason Garner 4 CTBR Class Champions

Breeders w i t h 4 o r m or e CTBR Class Champions

Breeders with a CTBR Class Champion

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IDK Genetics

Walser Farms/Hot Rod Genetics

Nick Albracht 4 CTBR Class Champions

Weldon and Rodney Walser 4 CTBR Class Champions

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CLASS CHAMPIONS

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CLASS CHAMPIONS

Phillips Showpigs

Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics

Robbie and Shannon Phillips 4 CTBR Class Champions

Rory Duelm 4 CTBR Class Champions

CTBR Champion Breeders

Brockman Farms

Wintex Farms

Josh and Carrie Brockman Grand Champion - State Fair of Texas

Will and Jay Winter Supreme Champion Gilt-Texas’ Elite Showcase

HF Genetics

DL Showpigs

Jimmy and Cassidy Hayes Reserve Supreme Gilt-Texas’ Elite Showcase

Josh and Bridgette Krohn Champion Cross Gilt-Texas’Elite Showcase Champion breeder

Champion breeder Thomas Showpigs

Clay Farms

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Kevin Thomas Res. Champion Cross Gilt-Texas’Elite Showcase

Mike Clay Reserve Grand Champion - San Antonio

Brockman Farms

Beyers Farms, TX

Josh and Carrie Brockman Grand Champion - Rodeo Austin

Todd and Moriah Beyers Reserve Grand Champion - Rodeo Austin

Breeders with Breed or reserve breed champions

Breeders with a Overall Champion

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CTBR Premier Exhibitors

Kenley Krohn

Jenny Sullivan

Payton Easter

Lamesa, Texas

Idalou, Texas

Tahoka, Texas

Dilyn Kieschnick

Madlyn Nichols

Kamlynn Mason

Dime Box, Texas

Ackerly, Texas

Montgomery, Texas

Weston Lackey

Leighton Phillips

Kaden Mason

Haskell, Texas

Abilene, Texas

Montgomery, Texas

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Exhibitors with CTBR points Owen Seidenberger Garden City, Texas 20

Breeders with a Overall Champion

CTBR Foundation gilt scholarship

Faith Geistweidt

Holly Alderson

Cash Martin

Fredericksburg, Texas

Marion, Texas

Abernathy, Texas

Trea Peterson

Cutter Bishop

Southland, Texas

Shallowater, Texas

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Industry Awards

Doug Schaefer

Bridgette Krohn

Order of the Golden Pig

Industry Service Award

Awarded to an individual who has made a significant long-term contribution to the Texas pork industry and/or TPPA

Awarded to allied industry individuals who make a significant contribution to the Texas pork industry and/or TPPA

Jake Williamson

Weishuhn Brothers Showpigs

Industry Service Award

Rising Star Award

Awarded to allied industry individuals who make a significant contribution to the Texas pork industry and/or TPPA

Awarded to allied industry an up-and-coming operation within the Texas pork industry

Lackey Livestock Producer of the Year The highest annual award presented by TPPA, this recognizes a producer for their significant achievements in swine production and other contributions to the development of the pork industry in Texas 22

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Feature

Swine skill-a-thon Industry knowledge. Personal growth. Endless opportunties.

Dr. Kevin Williams, associate professor of agricultural education at West Texas A&M University, The Swine Skill-a-thon is a knowledge-based has helped facilitate many swine skill-a-thon competition designed to enhance the educational competitions. Dr. Williams said that this competition experience of exhibiting swine by incorporating allows students to use the information they learn and production and industry perspectives for the Texas apply it to real-world issues. 4-H and FFA exhibitors. Contestants are challenged “A skill-a-thon is where we put facts with with questions, skill stations, and a public speaking application,” Dr. Williams said. “This is an opportunity component encompassing various facets of the swine for kids to apply their knowledge towards the swine industry. This contest is not only designed for those program and to see what practical and beneficial exhibitors who exhibit swine projects, but also those skills the kids may have.” students who simply have a strong interest in the Exhibitors compete in three age divisions: swine industry.

What is Swine Skill-a-thon?

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Participating in the swine skill-a-thon contests is a

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great way to increase your knowledge in the swine industry, and can help you with your swine project, and in your everyday life.

junior, intermediate, and senior. Each division is tailored with the subject matter for each specific age group. The purpose of these contests is to provide a structure for youth to learn about various topics related to the production and management of swine. This contest is comprised of four skill stations covering the topics of animal health, management, anatomy and physiology, and meat science. Following the skill stations, junior participants are given a fifty question exam and intermediate and seniors are given a one hundred question exam with one hour to complete.

Where can you compete in this event? The State Fair of Texas will host a swine skilla-thon on October 21, 2022. The contest will begin at 9am followed by a preliminary and final round. Winners of each age division will receive a buckle and banner. For 2023, the San Antonio Livestock Exposition is set on February 7th. New for the upcoming year, the top 5 in each division are required to complete an interview about the swine industry to determine the final rankings. A $10,000 scholarship is awarded to each age group division champion at this contest. Rodeo Austin will host a skill-a-thon on Tuesday, March 21, 2023. This event is held during the arrival day of the market barrows. Be sure to check out Rodeo Austin’s website for more

information as the contest gets closer. If you are planning on attending national shows, be sure to check out the skill-a-thon contest at National Swine Registry Summer Type Conference. In addition, you can compete in livestock skill-a-thon competitions at Texas 4-H Roundup and Arizona National. Although this contest focuses on multiple species, it is a great way to apply your skills and knowledge about the livestock industry as a whole.

From a competitor’s perspective Youth Member, Kase Kelso from Seguin, has participated in swine skill-a-thon since he was in third grade and has competed at the State Fair of Texas, San Antonio Livestock Exposition, and the Rio Grande Livestock Show skill-a-thon competitions. Kelso said by participating, he has not only bettered himself as an advocate for the swine industry, but has gained other lifelong skills that will benefit him in the long run such as public speaking, time management, and more. “Participating in the swine skill-a-thon contests is a great way to increase your knowledge in the swine industry, and can help you with your swine project, and in your everyday life,” Kelso said. “With the skill-a-thon, it is all about what I do, how much I study, and what I know regarding pigs. I am in control of how well I do based on how much I study.” Jenny Sullivan, a 2022 Premier Exhibitor, from Idalou has competed in this event since 2018 at the State Fair of Texas, San Antonio Livestock Exposition, and Rodeo Austin. Sullivan said that this competition 27

has allowed her to expand her knowledge of consumer education and fundamental practices. “In my own barn, I have a better understanding of how to be aware of illness and how to care for my own swine projects,” Sullivan said. “ As a consumer, I have learned about pork retail cuts, quality, and safety practices when cooking pork to prevent food borne illness.” Youth member, Tye Goree of Tito’s Showpigs in Springtown, has competed in swine skill-a-thon for two years. Through competing at competitions such as the State Fair of Texas, Goree said he has gained a better knowledge of swine nutrition, heard health, and the needs of running an operation. “With my actions of starting up a herd of my own, the swine skill-a-thon has taught me how much to plan for the future of production and help to greater benefit this industry,” Goree said. “I have grown a better understanding of the true life cycle and development of swine operations.”

More than a contest The Swine skill-a-thon not only teaches individuals about swine, but also, responsibility, dedication, and good study habits. This contest allows participants to build knowledge over time and apply real world scenarios. Through learning facts and figures, students can learn how to apply this information to their future careers. “Skill-a-thon is not something you study the night before because the topics are so broad,” Dr. Williams said. “You learn more about the industry beyond just the show ring. Skill-a-thon is a good combination of bringing many different components of the swine industry all together. Whether that’s the show industry, the meats component, or commercial industry to some extent, students will have the broad overview from birth to plate.”

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Holly Alderson Marion, TX

“Success is the sum of small efforts” For as long as Holly said she could remember, she has spent her time in the show barn. From attending her first show at six-weeks-old to watch her sister, Haley, show to prepping her family’s operation for farrowing season, Holly explained she would not be the person she is today without being involved within agriculture. “I was quite literally raised in a barn with my friends and family,” Alderson said. “I have my family and Jesus to thank for the success I have had in the show ring, but I wouldn’t be the person I am today without the opportunities I have been given through 4-H, FFA and being involved in production agriculture.” Holly is the daughter of Vicki and Doug Alderson and currently resides in Marion, Texas. She and her family have owned and operated Alderson Farms for many years. Holly is a recent graduate of Marion High School and has plans to attend Blinn College in the fall to pursue her livestock judging career and work on her degree in agricultural communications. While in high school, Holly was heavily involved in FFA and 4-H. Through FFA, Holly served

as the vice president of her chapter and received her Lonestar degree. While involved in 4-H, Holly was awarded the National William Danforth “I Dare You” Award and also served as her club president. Along with her honors, Holly has participated on several livestock judging teams where she was fortunate enough to compete at two national contests. She has also attended the Texas Farm Bureau Leadership conference, World Food Prize Institute, and participated in many FFA and 4-H competitions. Through her hard work and diligence, Holly has received several scholarships, including the Certified Texas Bred Registry Foundation Gilt scholarship and the San Antonio Livestock Show & Rodeo Supreme Gilt scholarship. Holly is also a member of the Texas Junior Livestock Association, Team Purebred Association and the National Junior Swine Association. During her time in the show ring, Holly exhibited the Supreme Champion Gilt at San Antonio, Reserve Champion Team Purebred at World Pork Expo, and the Reserve Champion Yorkshire barrow at San Antonio. She also raised and exhibited the Champion White OPB barrow at the State Fair of 33

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Texas, Champion Chester gilt at Houston, and the Champion Chester boar at the Fall Classic. Amongst these accomplishments, she has shown gilts at Texas’ Elite Showcase and recently won Reserve Heavy Weight Dark Cross at this year’s show. Although Holly has had much success, she said she reminds herself the importance of having integrity in all that you do and to always be kind to others. In fact, her two favorite quotes are to “stay humble and kind,” as well as Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” “Growing up I began to realize, I wasn’t going to be the smartest kid in school or be the best livestock judger or showman,” Alderson said. “Even though I wasn’t always the best, I still worked hard. Through passion, hard work and remaining strong in my faith, some of my goals that I thought were impossible came true. I believe it is because someone bigger than me had a hand in it. When success does come your way, never forget to persevere and keep your head in the game. Let yourself feel the pride, but always stay humble and kind.”

Throughout her experiences in raising livestock, Holly relied on her values during challenging times. She said her biggest challenge was simply balancing life and raising show pigs. “There are many challenges that come with both raising and showing livestock,” Alderson explained. “Sometimes it can feel like there aren’t enough hours in the day to get everything done in the barn and with the sows, but thankfully we always do!” Because of overcoming these challenges, Holly found a new appreciation for the opportunities that have been presented to her. Between building friendships that will last a lifetime to learning life-long skills, Holly said she now truly understands the value of being raised within the livestock industry. “Not only have I learned the responsibilities that come with raising animals, but I now have a wide variety of knowledge about our industry,” Holly explained. “Through 4-H, I have learned the best way to advocate for the livestock industry. Through

livestock judging, I have learned how to remain focused and excel in public speaking. My swine projects have taught me the importance of hard work and that goal setting combined with dedication will always pay off. I wouldn’t be half the person I am today without these opportunities.” It is often said that you are who you surround yourself with. Holly mentioned that she has had many individuals that she has looked up to over the years such as the Langemeier family and Chuck Real. However, her biggest influence has been her father, Doug. “My dad is the backbone to my success,” Holly said. “He has encouraged me when times were hard and pushed me to be the person I am today. I could not have accomplished all that I have without his guidance and support.”

With a passion and drive instilled in her, Holly has big plans for the next few years. After her time at Blinn College, she hopes to transfer to Texas Tech University continue her education and hopefully compete on their senior livestock judging team. Holly plans to use her degree to continue her photography business and eventually work within marketing and design. In addition, Holly aspires to start her own swine operation and help her sister’s children show in the years to come. Overall, her main goal for her life is to help kids like herself learn and grow within the agricultural industry. “My biggest passion is helping little kids and teaching others about our agricultural industry,” Alderson said. “If I had any advice to give to younger generations now, it would be to never lose sight of why you started. It can be easy to feel discouraged. However, continue to learn new things, remind yourself that failure is okay, and that success does not happen overnight. At the end of the day, it’s not about raising and showing animals, but more of what you are learning along the way.”

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A Leap of Faith to new beginnings By Raney Hodges Honey Grove, TX

At eight-years-old, my parents took me to our local county fair in Bonham, Texas. Just like any normal family it was just for the rides, corn dogs, and to try my luck at a goldfish to take home as my new prized possession. Little did I know that one walk through a show barn would have an everlasting impact on my life. As we were walking down the pig aisle, my dad looked at me and 40

said “I think I can get you pigs to show at our county show, would this be something you want to do next year?” The rest was history. In 2009, I got my first set of pigs. I can still remember the excitement of the car ride that my dad and I embarked on to pick up my first pig. As we all know, you can never leave with just one, so of course, we ended up coming home with three… surprise mom.

I spent all summer preparing for our county show in October. The day finally arrived and I vividly remember every moment. As the day went on, I remember the happiness I had while showing my first pig, Missy. Later in the day, to my surprise, I realized I had no idea what was going on. I found myself in the grand drive and had been named grand champion. After that, I was hooked and began my livestock showing career.

I continued showing pigs all throughout my grade school years and loved every minute of it (even the times when it challenged me). From the county show, jackpots every weekend, and major and national shows, I spent many hours meeting new people, learning life lessons and so much more. After graduating high school, agriculture was something I was sure I wanted to continue to be a part of for the rest of my life. Growing up in the industry molded me into the person that I am today. Now, I feel like it is time to give back to the industry that has

given so much to me. Currently, I attend Tarleton State University where I will be graduating in May 2023 with a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science with a concentration in production. This summer I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work alongside some of the best at the Texas Pork Producers Association. In March when I applied for the internship, I honestly was not confident that I would get it. A few weeks later I got the call from Doug Schaefer that I had been selected for the position. Without a doubt, I knew that this was something I

wanted to do. A month later, I took a leap of faith, moved to Lubbock, and started my internship at TPPA. My time with the association has been everything I thought it would. Between getting the “behind the scenes” experience and playing a part in many important events has been eye opening. Throughout my internship, I have gotten the opportunity to meet so many people within the pork industry and reconnect with others. Thinking back over the last few months, I have learned many life lessons that I will take with me for the rest of my life. First and foremost, I have learned that when opportunity presents itself to you, take the leap of faith because you never know what awaits you. It is perfectly okay to be scared of the unknown, but never let that get in the way of helping you grow. I was scared to make the move to Lubbock because I hardly knew anyone here. I did not want to give up a fun summer with my friends, but looking back I am not sure why I ever second guessed my decision. This opportunity has helped me grow so much as a person and learn so much about myself. The opportunities and life lessons are endless within this industry. Personally, I wouldn’t have chosen a better way to be raised other than being involved in raising and exhibiting livestock. Without these opportunities, I wouldn’t be the woman I am today.

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Pe rs p e ctiv e. By Chandler Schulte Nazareth, TX

In a small town with 311 people, one church, a small post office and one building where kindergarten through twelfth grade all attend the same school, I have come to know the definition of “small town living.” Growing up in an agricultural family, I have seen firsthand the struggles of an industry trying to feed a hungry world. My roots are planted deep in this community full of farmers, ranchers, dairymen, ag insurance agents, and feedlot owners. I grew up checking cattle, riding the tractor and watching my dad repair sprinklers. However, it never occurred to me how big of an impact all of these activities would have on my life. I started showing pigs in the third grade and immediately caught what most would call the “show fever.” It was something completely different than any other competition I had participated in. If you know anything about Nazareth, Texas, basketball is the highlight of our little town; however, there was just something about being in a barn working with my show projects that intrigued me from the moment I began. I was not the greatest showman by any means when I started, and boy did I have a lot to learn. I had plenty of mentors throughout my showing career. Ones who taught me perseverance, dedication, the importance of not giving up, and how to work hard for the things you wanted. During my younger years, I went straight to the truck majority of the time. I’ll admit I always left the ring feeling discouraged and frustrated; however, things started to look up as I got older. In 2017, I had the privilege of 44

exhibiting the Reserve Grand Champion Barrow at the Fort Worth Stock Show. Happiness, gratitude, and adrenaline flowed through my body. My hard work finally paid off. Coming off of the high of finally achieving one of my goals, I felt almost as if I was unstoppable. When we finally succeed in something we have worked so hard for, it is easy to get caught up in the feeling of success. For me, I felt as if I had gained a confidence that would take me to places I had never been before. However, sometimes we get too caught up in our achievements that we often overlook the true value of experiencing new challenges along the way. I remember being in the ring at the Houston Livestock Show my junior year like it was yesterday. I had a pretty good pig that had a chance to win one of the heavyweight classes and maybe even more, and I was nervous and fearful of what might happen. In the end, I didn’t win my class. I actually placed second behind a young lady many of you know, Riley Reep. To this day, I still remember the disappointment, sadness, and anger towards her. She won. I lost. I had never been this angry at another exhibitor for beating me, except maybe my brother, but man, my emotions were overflowing. Thinking about this industry as a whole, I sometimes feel we lose sight of why we do what we do. We get lost in our daily lives of trying to make a living and trying to better our livestock that we forget the very reason we got into this business in the first place-- our passion and love for the agricultural

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T e nd e r l o i n s & Ta i l gat i n g Football season is here! Learn some of our favorite recipes to use while tailgating this year.

The sun is shining and the smell of freshly cut grass is in the air, as you hear the faint sound of a whistle as you drive by any football field in the state of Texas. Growing up in Texas, football season is in a league of its own. We all grew up under the stadium lights cheering on our team to victory. However, another, and possibly everyone's most favorite part, of fall weekends in Texas are the tailgates. It is time to fire up those grills for tailgating season! Let us help you kick-off your tailgates with some of our fan-favorite receipes.

Baco n-w r ap p e d pork tend erl oin bites It is a powerhouse combination you can’t pass up because it is simple, easy, and delicious. You won’t want to head to a tailgate without them.

Ingredients :

2lbs unseasoned pork tenderloin 3 packages of bacon Seasonings of your choice

Instructions:

1. Preheat the oven or grill to 400 degrees. 2. Cut the tenderloin in bacon into bite size pieces then wrap each tenderloin piece with bacon using toothpicks to secure. 4. Season the pork with your favorite seasoning blend. 5. Place on the grill for 20-22 minutes or until the meat reaches an internal temperature of 145 degrees (be sure to rotate every 5 minutes.) 6. After it finishes cooking, let rest for 10 minutes.

Touchdown tip:

Because pork tenderloin is one of the leanest cuts of meat it is also very easy to dry out during the cooking process. Brine or marinades can help to not dry it out when cooking it. For this particular recipe, grilling the tenderloin would be the best option.

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P u l l e d Po rk tac o s Easy to take on-the-go to the game. Always a crowd favorite. You will want to add this one to your game plan.

Ingredients :

Pre-cooked pulled pork Bell peppers Onions Lettuce Tomatoes Seasonings of your choice Tortillas

Instructions:

1. Pre-cook your pulled pork the night before 2. Warm up your pork and tortillas on the grill 3. Season the pork with your favorite seasoning blend. 4. Option: cook your bell peppers and onions on the grill to give your tacos a kick! 5. Prepare lettuce and tomatoes then serve

Touchdown tip:

We suggest cooking your pulled pork prior to allow you to have more time to focus on having fun the day of and the food the night before! Pork tacos can be cooked so many ways. It is an easy way to spice up your game day!

S a u s age w r a p s It is a Texas football tradition.

Ingredients :

Pork sausage links of your choice Tortillas Shredded cheese

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Pu l l e d P o r k tac o s Easy to take on-the-go to the game. Always a crowd favorite. You will want to add this one to your game plan.

Ingredients :

Pre-cooked pulled pork Bell peppers Onions Lettuce Tomatoes Seasonings of your choice Tortillas

Instructions:

Touchdown tip:

S a usage w r a p s It is a Texas football tradition.

Ingredients :

Pork sausage links of your choice Tortillas Shredded cheese

Instructions:

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Po r k n ac h o s Another handheld favorite that is sure to score big.

Ingredients :

Pulled-pork or ground pork sausage Nacho cheese Onions Lettuce Tomatoes Tortilla chips

Instructions:

1. Cook your pork as desired 2. Warm up your cheese in a crockpot 3. Divide tortilla chips into each serving then place your cooked pork and cheese on top 4. Add lettuce, onions, and tomatoes if desired

Touchdown tip:

Instead of nacho cheese, try making queso! If you are feeling the heat, you can always top your nachos with jalapeño.

Jalapeño Poppers You can’t leave this one on the bench.

Ingredients :

Jalapeños Cream Cheese Bacon Seasonings of your choice

Instructions:

1. Cut the jalapeños in half then remove the seeds from the inside 2. Slice cream cheese into horizontal blocks then place inside each jalapeño half 3. Wrap with bacon and season as needed 4. Cook for 30 minutes or until the bacon is fully cooked 57

Pork checkoff industry news July 13, 2022 *From Pork Checkoff’s News

Pork Exports Remail Below Year-ago levels despite growth in in multiple markets Data indicates that the pork export value from May 2022 was $65.27 per head slaughtered which is down 23% from July 2021. Due to a decrease in exports to China and Hong Kong, U.S. pork exports are also still below year-ago levels. However, pork exports to Mexico in May continued to remain and exports have increased to Central America, Latin America, and the Carribean. In addition, U.S. pork exports to the Dominican Republic set a new record in April totalling 60.87 million pounds.

USDA Q2 Hogs and pigs report A webinar produced by Pork Checkoff on June 29 discussed domestic weather patterns and predictions, gobal events, livestock markets, and the USDA Q2 Hogs and Pigs report. Major topics of this webinar included drought monitoring, global trends in crop production, market implications, and inventory of the market and breeding herds. Visit www.porkcheckoff.org/news to learn more.

U.S Producers can respond to germany's recent ASF outbreaks Two more cases of African swine fever (ASF) were confirmed in the eastern and western parts of Germany.

U.S. pork porducers can protect their farms and the domestic pork industry through taking precautions and recognizing the steps for onsite preparedness such as biosecurity and disposal planning. In addition, producers can create an AgView account so animal health officals can see movement records if a disease is confirmed.

Exports and economic outlook

During the World Pork Expo, Dr. Demont Hayes and Steve Elmore examined the economic outlook for the pork industry. They also discussed global trade, domestic demand for crops and pork, and the short-term and long-term price predictions. Steve Elmore, Corteva’s chief economist, explained that markets are at 2013-2014 levels, vegetable oils caused the food price index to rise, the Consumer Price Index for food at home is the highest it has been in 40 years, pork increased 13.7%, and that cost of gas and diesel is making everything else expensive. He also gives insight into inflation and points out that supply issues will not be fixed for at least five years. Also, the saving rate is down 4.4% because people are not saving as much money due to higher prices. Feed prices are also another issue. Unforeseen weather conditions in South America will impact the upcoming corn planting season, affecting prices. The Russian-Ukraine War has impacted wheat, sunflower, and corn markets; furthermore, we do not know when the Ukrainian and Russian infrastructure will return online. The economics professor at Iowa State University, Dr. Demont Hayes, explains how global events and foreign animal diseases continue to affect U.S. pork exports. According to porkcheckoff.org, “U.S. pork prices and breakeven cost are high, which is why exports are down and profitability limited. Additionally, inventory is lower, and consumption is higher this year, so there is less pork to export overall.” U.S. pork exports to China have decreased since the beginning of the pandemic. Currently, China’s swine production is the highest in the world, and if it continues to rise, there could be a chance of China leaning back on U.S. exports. At the moment, the U.S. has lost its competitive spot in world pork markets. A limited number of hogs are coming into the U.S. market and a reduced amount of products available to export. The downfall of China’s imports has constructed a growth in European exports. During the webinar, Dr. Hayes states, “If China were to get back to production, and I think they will, and Europe continues to cut exports and production, and I do think they will–then U.S. exports will come roaring back.”

hot topics in the Pork industry Bill Evens, National Pork Board CEO, spoke about the 2022 priorities made by the Board of Directors. The primary goals of pork checkoff include building trust and creating a positive image of U.S. pork, keeping African Swine Fever out of the U.S., making U.S. pork a global sustainability leader, engaging and supporting producers and contract growers, and growing international markets for U.S. pork. Even also stated that the National Pork Board plans on working with industry partners such as the National Pork Producers Council, U.S. Meat Export Federation, U.S. Department of Agriculture, North American Meat Institute, and the American Association of Swine Veterinarians on local, state, and federal levels. Along with the 2022 priorities, Victor Ochoa, managing director of SwineWorks LLC, highlighted the current labor shortage we are facing. However, the pork industry can remain a competitive employer by taking care of existing staff, revamping benefits and wages, attracting younger individuals, using social media, and seeking other visa options. Sustainability is something farmers have been trying to master for years. The United Nations describes sustainability as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.” In the last several years, consumers have been interested in where their food comes from and what is in the products they purchase. As producers, we need to make it easily accessible to find this type of information and help consumers learn about the pork production process. 59

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Grand Champion Champion - Other Cross Kamlynn Mason, Montogmery Co. 4-H

Bred By: Josh & Carrie Brockman, Montgomery

Brockman Farms

CTBR Class 1 Champion - Dark OPB

Reserve Champion - Dark OPB

CTBR Class 3 Champion - Duroc

CTBR Class 4 Champion - Duroc

Jackson Cain, Bell Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Jenny Sullivan, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Shelby Albus, Chambers Co. 4-H Bred by: James Glenn G2 Livestock

Trinity Watts, Grandview FFA Bred by: Tiffany Wooldridge, Mansfield T&C Genetics

Champion - Duroc

CTBR Class 6 Champion - Duroc

Colton Lortz, Porter FFA Bred by: Mike Clay, White Deer Clay Farms

Haylyn Gembler, Marion FFA Bred by: Otto Luensmann, Wilson 4L Showpigs

2021 State Fair of Texas Barrows

CTBR Class 7 Champion - Hamp

CTBR Class 8 Champion - Hamp Addison Horton, Farmersville FFA Bred by: Glen & Zac Blount, Denison Blount Farms

Halle Hawkins, Livingston FFA Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Champion - Hamp

CTBR Class 11 Champion - Berk

Reserve Champion - Berk

Caiden Lookabaugh, Cross Roads FFA Bred by: Tatum & Shane Swenhaughen Rival Genetics, Canadian

Kade Barclay, Bell Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Emily Schooler, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Chris Blount & Kevin Mock MB Genetics, Wildorado

Reserve Champion - Hamp

Kate Cooper, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

CTBR Class 13 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 14 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 15 Champion - Dark Cross Addison Scott, Kendall Co. 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Dylan Muehlstein, Jones Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Ace Naegelin, Medina Co. 4-H Bred by: Marty & Zach Weishuhn Weishuhn Brothers Showpigs, Wall

Reserve Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 17 Champion - Dark Cross Reserve Champion - White OPB Madlyn Nichols, Howard Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Klayden Powell, Farmersville FFA Bred by: Michael Lilley, Farmersville Vice Genetics

Payton Easter, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX 69

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Champion - White OPB

Holly Alderson, Marion FFA Bred by: Doug Alderson, Marion Alderson Farms

CTBR Class 22 Champion - York Jordan Albus, Whiteface FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

CTBR Class 20 Champion - York Cassidee Butler, Perryton FFA Bred by: Cliff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

Reserve Champion - York

Tanner Owen, Canyon FFA Bred by: Oliver Rusher, Hale Center Sweet Tooth Farms

CTBR Class 23 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 24 Champion - Cross Elania Shupak, Austin Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Ben Montoya, Lipan FFA Bred by: Matt McKinley, Conroe McKinley Showigs

CTBR Class 25 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 26 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 28 Champion - Cross Avery Fohn Bred by: Mason Garner, Lawn Underdog Genetics

Brandon Perkins, Navarro Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Reese Huffaker, Post FFA Bred by:Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

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Miranda Hamm Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

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Cash Martin, Hale Co. 4-H Bred by:Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

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Brooke Madeley, Randall Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Peyton Raibourn, Hamilton FFA Bred by: Maycon Stork, Hico Stork Livestock

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CTBR Class 8 Champion - Duroc

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Payton Bullock, Olney FFA Bred by: LJ Young, Paradise All-Star Genetics

Bred by: Warren Tongate, Early August 27th Tongate Showpigs

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October CTBR Class 128th Champion - Hamp806-292-4116CTBR Class 13 Champion - Hamp Brooklyn Catney, Paradise FFA Hadley Young, Iowa Park FFA Hale Center, TXBred by: Russell Ramsey, Oklaunion Bred by: Carl & Blair Kent, Pottsboro Carl Kent & Sons RAMAC Showpigs

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Mace Mower, Jack Co. 4-H Bred by: LJ Young, Paradise All-Star Genetics

CTBR Class 6 Champion - Duroc Brooke Madeley, Randall Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

CTBR Class 8 Champion - Duroc Cash Morgan, Coleman Co. 4-H Bred by: Warren Tongate, Early Tongate Showpigs

CTBR Class 12 Champion - Hamp Brooklyn Catney, Paradise FFA Bred by: Carl & Blair Kent, Pottsboro Carl Kent & Sons

CTBR Class 3 Champion - Dark OPB Judge Thompson, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

CTBR Class 7 Champion - Duroc Peyton Raibourn, Hamilton FFA Bred by: Maycon Stork, Hico Stork Livestock

CTBR Class 9 Champion - Duroc Payton Bullock, Olney FFA Bred by: LJ Young, Paradise All-Star Genetics

2022 Fort Worth Barrows

Champion - Dark OPB

CTBR Class 13 Champion - Hamp Hadley Young, Iowa Park FFA Bred by: Russell Ramsey, Oklaunion RAMAC Showpigs

2022 fort worth Barrows

CTBR Class 14 Champion - Hamp

Reserve Champion - Hamp

CTBR Class 16 Champion - Hamp

Reserve Champion - White OPB

Champion - White OPB

CTBR Class 21 Champion - White OPB

CTBR Class 24 Champion - York

CTBR Class 25 Champion - York

CTBR Class 26 Champion - York

Kylie Bernard, Von Ormy FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Landry Cozart, Klondike FFA Bred by:Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Weston Lackey, Haskell FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Jagger Collier, Snyder FFA Leighton Phillips, Abilene Wylie FFA Bred by:Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Beyers Farms, TX Kneese Show Pigs

Gage Harkey, New Deal FFA Bred by: Robbie & Keith Harkey, Hale Center Harkey Farms

Payton Ralston, Dallam Co. 4-H Bred by: Seth Ralston, Dalhart Ralston Hog Farm

Hunter Butler, Bell Co. 4-H Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Show Pigs

Ky Blount, Tivy FFA Bred by: Kotton West, Taft KMAX Livestock

CTBR Class 29 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 30 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 31 Champion - Cross

Ryan Cox, Haskell FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Ty Hallsell, Crowell FFA Bred by: Ronnie Allen & Stacy Henry BRS Hog Farm, Crowell

Haddie Tyson, Brazoria Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

2022 fort worth Barrows

CTBR Class 34 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 35 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 36 Champion - Cross Kaylee Crager, Slaton FFA Bred by: Rory Duelm, New Braunfels Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics

Jenny Sullivan, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Blake Green-Klem, Boys Ranch FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

CTBR Class 39 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 40 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 41 Champion - Cross

Brady Stanton, Shallowater FFA Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

Keaton Crownover, Navarro Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Kamlynn Mason, Montgomery Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

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2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase

Congratulations to the

Supreme Champion

Champion Purebred Laynee Campbell, Johnson Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Wintex Farms Sold for $30,000

Reserve Supreme Champion

Reserve Champion Purebred

Riley Clinard, Milam Co. 4-H Bred by: Jimmy & Cassidy Hayes, Port Lavaca HF Genetics Sold for $17,000

2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase

Champion Crossbred

Kenley Krohn, Klondike FFA Bred by: Josh Krohn, Lamesa DL Showpigs Sold for $29,000

REserve Champion Crossbred

Avery McNallen, Jacksboro FFA Bred by: Kevin Thomas, Jacksboro Thomas Showpigs Sold for $10,000

2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase

Reserve Champion- Berk

Hunter Vallis, Montgomery Co. 4-H Bred by: Cilff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

Class 4 Champion - Chester

Class 2 Champion - Berk

Jensyn Evans, Brownwood FFA Bred by: Dawson Evans, Early Evans Showpigs

Class 5 - Chester

Champion - Berk

Brenden Gross, Grandview FFA Bred by:Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Champion - Chester

Keygan Garland, Plains FFA Bred by: Dwight & Jarrot Foote, Seminole JDF Farms

Hannah Garcia, Plainview FFA Bred by: Lance Horsford, Stratford Horsford Showpigs

Braylee Kirkpatrick, Tolar FFA Bred by: Matt & Taylor Murdoch, Marion MT Heart Livestock

Reserve Champion - Chester

Class 7 Champion - Duroc

Reserve Champion - Duroc

Lacy Seidenberger, Glasscock Co, 4-H Janson Womble, Lubbock Cooper FFA Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Beyers Farms, TX Wintex Farms

Class 9 Champion - Duroc

Brady McCleary, Brazos Co. 4-H Bred by: Blake Dooley, Round Top Oak Valley Farm

Champion - Duroc

Jentry Locke, Roberts Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Cole Monroe, Hallsville FFA Bred by: Nick Albracht, Amarillo IDK Genetics

Champion - Hampshire

Payton Ralston, Dallam Co. 4-H Bred by: Seth Ralston, Dalhart Ralston Hog Farm

2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase

Reserve Champion - Hamp

Matthew Welch, Lake Worth FFA Bred by: James Spivey, Comanche JS Showpigs

Reserve Champion - Poland Cade Sierra, Hale Center FFA Bred by: Jason Foote, Lubbock Foote Farms

Reserve Champion - Spot

Champion - Landrace

Reserve Champion - Landrace

Leah Pfeiffer, Academy FFA Bred by: Jay & WIll Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Karis Downs, Montgomery Co. 4-H Bred by: Blake Edwards & Brad Massey Blazin’ 7s & Edwards Family Genetics

Champion - Poland

Class 15 Champion - Spot

Avery Swenhaugen, Perryton FFA Bred by: Jason Foote, Lubbock Foote Farms

Jaylin Milloy, Gaines Co. 4-H Bred by: Brock Milloy, Seminole MC Showpigs

Class 17 Champion - Spot

Reserve Champion - York

Kobe Thomas, Jacksboro FFA Bred by: LJ Young, Paradise All-Star Showpigs

Owen Seidenberger, Glasscock Co. 4-H Bred by: Zach & Marty Weishuhn, Wall Weishuhn Brothers Showpigs

Cady Burks, Brock FFA Bred by: Vince Franckowiak, St. Hedwig Franckowiak Showpigs

Class 20 Champion - Light Cross

Reserve Champion - Light Cross

Champion- Light Cross

Carolynn Reynolds, Union Grove FFA Bred by: Dan Reed, Reed Livestock Reed Livestock

Claire Kieschnick, Brazos Co. 4-H Bred by: Like Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Kenley Krohn, Klondike FFA Bred by: Josh Krohn, Lamesa DL Showpigs

2022 Texas’ Elite Showcase

Class 23 Champion - Dark Cross Champion Light Wt. - Dark Cross Res. Champ Light Wt. - Dark Cross Kinsey Gardener, Coryell Co. 4-H Bred by: Madison Morris, Riesel

Ryland Reed, Krum FFA Bred by: Dan Reed, Krum Reed Livestock

Briahna Walton, Sweetwater FFA Bred by: Josy Walton, Sweetwater Walton Showpigs

Res. Champ Middle Wt. Dark Cross

Class 27 Champion - Dark Cross

Class 28 Champion - Dark Cross

Sylee Peterson, Garza Co. 4-H Bred by:Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Payton Easter, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Weston Lackey, Haskell FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Class 30 Champion - Dark Cross Res. Champ Heavy Wt. - Dark Cross Lauren Maroul, Dickinson FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Holly Alderson, Marion FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

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2022 San Antonio barrows

Congratulations to the

Reserve Grand Champion Champion - Hamp Macie Hansen, Canadian FFA Bred By: Mike Clay, White Deer

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Reserve Champion - Berk

Kinsley Wallace, Jourdanton FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

CTBR Class 3 Champion - Berk

Kolt Austin, Robinson FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

Champion - Spot

Kasin Strange, Electra FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

Dilyn Kieschnick, Dime Box FFA Bred by: Cliff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

CTBR Class 8 Champion - Spot

Reserve Champion - Spot

Mattlee Fischbacher, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Chris Fischbacher, Wildorado Fischbaucher Showpigs 86

CTBR Class 2 Champion - Berk

Copper Farris, Nazareth FFA Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

2022 San Antonio Barrows

CTBR Class 9 Champion - Spot Flora Appleton, McCulloch Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Champion - Poland

Westin Brashear, Sudan FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

CTBR Class 19 Champion - Hamp Piper Pool, Dallam-Hartley Co. 4-H Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

Reserve Middle Weight - Hamp Cash Dean, Jim Ned FFA Bred by: Mason Garner, Lawn Underdog Genetics

CTBR Class 10 Champion - Spot

CTBR Class 13 Champion - Poland

CTBR Class 17 Champion - Hamp

CTBR Class 18 Champion - Hamp

Hagen Hisey, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Clint Halfmann, Vancourt West Texas Genetics

Blaze Cozart, Early FFA Bred by: Warren Tongate, Early Tongate Showpigs

Crayton Rains, Sweetwater FFA Bred by: Cory Rains, Fredericksburg Rains Livestock

Mallorie Barnett, Floresville FFA Bred by: Fabian Mutz, Floresville 5M Genetics

CTBR Class 20 Champion - Hamp CTBR Class 21 Champion - Hamp Keoki Bray, Three Rivers FFA Bred by: Doug Schaefer, Garden City Schaefer Livestock

Kinsley Soto, Idalou FFA Bred by: Delton & Dusti Osburn, Justiceburg 3rd Day Genetics

CTBR Class 24 Champion - Hamp

Reserve Heavy Weight - Hamp

Georgia Bezner, Dallam-Hartley Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Landi Campbell C Bar Livestock, Grandview

Madlyn Nichols, Howard Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

2022 San Antonio Barrows

CTBR Class 34 Champion - Duroc CTBR Class 35 Champion - Duroc Audrey Longoria, Devine FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Toni Burell, D’Hanis FFA Bred by: Thomas Burrell, D’Hanis Triple Burell

CTBR Class 37 Champion - Duroc Res. Champion Middle Wt. - Duroc Josie Johnson, East Central FFA Bred by: John Moyer, San Antonio Sure Success Showpigs

Eyzela King, Robinson FFA Bred by: Cliff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

Reserve Champion - Duroc

Halle Stone, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Jason Campbell, Abernathy Campbell Farms

CTBR Class 39 Champion - Duroc Andi Pearson Bred by: Johnnie Flores, Castroville F-2 Genetics

CTBR Class 40 Champion - Duroc CTBR Class 41 Champion - Duroc CTBR Class 42 Champion - Duroc Cooper Nolan, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Mason Dillard. Idalou FFA Bred by: Robbie Phillips, Roscoe Phillips Showpigs

Jacob Powell, Jourdanton FFA Bred by: Josh Powell, Jourdanton Powell Livestock

CTBR Class 42 Champion - Dark Cross Champion Light Weight - Dark Cross CTBR Class 53 Champion - Dark Cross

Keslyn Burns Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Callan Forester, Shallowater FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Kolton Mathis, Graham FFA Bred by: Logan Taylor, Graham TP Showpigs

2022 San Antonio Barrows

CTBR Class 54 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 55 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 56 Champion - Dark Cross Paige Rutland, Lampasas FFA Bred by: Garrett Henke, Halletsville H Squared Genetics

Rob Thomas, Sinton FFA Bred by: Leo Canales, Odem C & P Livestock

Ky Blount, Tivy FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

CTBR Class 57 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 58 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 59 Champion - Dark Cross Hagen Hodges, DeLeon FFA Bred by: Ben & Misty Cozart, Zephyr Cozart Family Genetics

Layni Tanner, Troy FFA Bred by: Robert Lloyd, Troy Lloyd Livestock

CTBR Class 68 Champion - Chester CTBR Class 69 Champion - Chester Lily Cooper, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

CTBR Class 73 Champion - York

Luke Mueller, Splendora FFA Bred by: Rory Duelm, New Braunfels Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics

Ransley Bates, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Nick Albracht, Amarillo IDK Genetics

Reserve Light Weight - York

Graci Sherman, Lubbock-Cooper FFA Bred by: Kevin Thomas, Jacksboro Thomas Showpigs

Lane Canales, Sinton FFA Bred by: Leo Canales, Odem C & P Livestock

Reserve Champion - Chester

Kole Skidgel, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

CTBR Class 75 Champion - York Chloe Shelton, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Nick Albracht, Amarillo IDK Genetics

2022 San Antonio Barrows

CTBR Class 76 Champion -York

Bryleigh Beyers, Hale Co. 4-H Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

CTBR Class 85 Champion - Landrace Ava Luke, Hamshire-Fannett FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

CTBR Class 77 Champion - York

Reserve Heavy Weight - York

Taylee West, Sinton FFA Bred by: Kotton West, Taft KMAX Livestock

Haylee Reiley, Lexington FFA Bred by: Cliff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

CTBR Class 86 Champion - Landrace

CTBR Class 89 Champion - Cross

Zoe Ely, Kendall Co. 4-H Bred by: Chris Hohmann & Charles Ely C-C Showpigs, Sisterdale

Saralee Pshigoda, Perryton FFA Bred by: Wayne & Leslie Harman Harman Farms

CTBR Class 90 Champion - Cross Reserve Division 1 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 92 Champion - Cross

Kylan Fulton, New Home FFA Bred by: Matt & Curry Allen, Ovalo Allen Farms

Brix Edwards Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Banner Young, Burkburnett FFA Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

CTBR Class 95 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 96 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 97 Champion - Cross

Lyla Graves, Shallowater FFA Bred by: Nathan Ashby, Hale Center Ashby Showpigs

Dylan Muehlstein, Jones Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Ian Diaz, Bandera FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

2022 San Antonio Barrows

CTBR Class 98 Champion - Cross Payton Easter, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Cory Rains, Fredericksburg Rains Livestock

Reserve Champion Division 3 - Cross Cutter Bishop, Shallowater FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

CTBR Class 104 Champion - Cross Preston Lipham Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

CTBR Class 99 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 100 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 102 Champion - Cross

Reserve Champion Division 4 - Cross

Robert Whitworth, Hubbard FFA Bred by: Rory Duelm, New Braunfels Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics

Cole Phillips, Bullard FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

Reserve Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 106 Champion - Cross

Lindsey Sessum, Splendora FFA Bred by: Kevin Lynch, Cleveland Lynch Livestock

Tanner Morse, Lee Co. 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Kaylee Walker, New Home FFA Bred by: Mike Fischer, Iowa Park Fischer Showpigs

Holt Herbner, Gillespie Co. 4-H Bred by: Wayne & Landon Rode, Fredericksburg

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2022 Houston barrows

CTBR Class 1 Champion - Duroc Gentry Wann, Texline FFA Bred by: Robbie Phillips, Roscoe Phillips Show Pigs

CTBR Class 3 Champion - Duroc Carson Wood, Hockley Co. 4-H Bred by: Kent Tice, Borger Triple Creek Show Hogs

CTBR Class 7 Champion - Duroc Carlee Pieper, West Rusk FFA Bred by: Steve Hofer, Decatur Royal Crown Showpigs

CTBR Class 9 Champion - Duroc

Kaitlynn Hughes, Royse City FFA Bred by: Tyler & Whitney Houser, Royse City WTH Genetics 94

Champion Light Weight - Duroc Grady Lowry, Troup FFA Bred by: Chad Lowry, Troup Lowry Livestock

Reserve Light Weight Champion - Duroc Presley Park, Smith Co. 4-H Bred by: Rick Whitman, Anderson RW Genetics

CTBR Class 8 Champion - Duroc Kaeli Woodall, Howard Co. 4-H Bred by: Robbie Phillips, Roscoe Phillips Show Pigs

Champion - Duroc

Lathe Benevidas, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Chad & Misty Hill, Lubbock Chad Hill Durocs

2022 Houston Barrows

Reserve Champion Light Weight - Hamp CTBR Class 16 Champion - Hamp Kotton West, Sinton FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Champion Light Weight - Hamp Sophie Nelson, Kendall Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

Sebastian Reyes, Brownfield FFA Bred by: Michael Cowly, Archer City Exceed Genetics

Reserve Champion - Hamp

McKenzie Cash, Montgomery Co, 4-H Bred by: Rory Duelm, New Braunfels Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics

CTBR Class 17 Champion - Hamp Zayne Humphries, Sudan FFA Bred by: Lance Horsford, Stratford Horsford Showpigs

CTBR Class 22 Champion - Hamp Lillian Boren, Bangs FFA Bred by: Heath & Jay Boren, Rising Star Rising Star Genetics

CTBR Class 23 Champion - Hamp CTBR Class 24 Champion - Hamp Champion Heavy Weight - Hamp Jordan Albus, Whiteface FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Lanie Dru Allen, Jim Ned FFA Bred by: Matt & Curry Allen, Ovalo Allen Farms

CTBR Class 28 Champion - Hamp CTBR Class 29 Champion - Hamp Tucker Thixton, Klondike FFA Bred by: Robbie Phillips, Roscoe Phillips Showpigs

Brody Cole, Bell Co. 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Trevor Pichotta, George West FFA Bred by: Jimmy & Cassidy Hayes, Port Lavaca HF Genetics

Reserve Champion - Poland

Camden Hokanson, Moore Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Foote, Lubbock Foote Farms

2022 Houston Barrows

Champion - Poland

Crayton Rains, Sweetwater FFA Bred by: Cory Rains, Fredericksburg Rains Livestock

Champion - Berk

JT Hodges, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

CTBR Class 45 Champion - Spot Tara Hoakenson, Lamb Co. 4-H Bred by: Lance Horsford, Stratford Horsford Showpigs

CTBR Class 38 Champion - Berk

CTBR Class 39 Champion - Berk

Ransley Bates. Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Nick Albracht, Amarillo IDK Genetics

Kallie Ketchersid, Ropes FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

CTBR Class 41 Champion - Berk

CTBR Class 44 Champion - Spot

Tabor Churchwell, New Home FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

Grant Schilling, Slaton FFA Bred by: Marty & Zach Weishuhn, Wall Weishuhn Brother Showpigs

Champion - Spot

CTBR Class 47 Champion - Spot

Myles Heinrich, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Brock Milloy, Seminole MC Showpigs

Emily Fish, O’Connor FFA Bred by: David Fish, Helotes

Champion Light Weight - Dark Cross CTBR Class 51 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 52 Champion - Dark Cross 96

Paige Rutland, Lampasas FFA Bred by: Chad Hopson, Lampasas Hopson Showpigs

Tatum-Bec Price, Snyder FFA Bred by: Doug Schaefer, Garden City Schaefer Livestock

Mason Albus, Whiteface FFA Bred by:Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

2022 Houston Barrows

CTBR Class 53 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 56 Champion - Dark Cross CTBR Class 57 Champion - Dark Cross Colt Smith, Needville FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Kylee Dick, Llano 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Shelbi Loving, New Caney FFA Bred by: Matt McKinley, Conroe McKinley Showpigs

CTBR Class 58 Champion - Dark Cross Aubrey Taylor, Decatur FFA Bred by: Gabe Salmons, Weatherford S Squared Showpigs

Reserve Champion - Dark Cross

Sarah Albus Bred by: Chris Hohmann & Charles Ely C-C Showpigs, Sisterdale

CTBR Class 59 Champion - Dark Cross

CTBR Class 65 Champion - York

CTBR Class 66 Champion - York Peyton Weisenhunt, Cisco FFA Bred by: Mason Garner, Lawn Underdog Genetics

Reserve Champion - York

Ashlyn Peugh, Grady FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

CTBR Class 70 Champion - York

Res. Champion Heavy Weight - York

CTBR Class 71 Champion - Chester

Macie Hansen, Canadian FFA Bred by: Tatum & Shane Swenhaugen Rival Genetics, Canadian

Kinleigh Guidry, Royal FFA Adison Wasler, Fort Elliot FFA Bred by: Rod & Weldon Walser, Canadian Bred by: Jimmy & Cassidy Hayes, Port Lavaca HF Genetics Walser Farms/Hot Rod Genetics

Elliot Stanton, Shallowater FFA Bred by: Rowdy Huffaker, Hale Center Huffaker Farms

Tallon Nolan, Potter Co. 4-H Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms 97

2022 Houston Barrows

CTBR Class 78 Champion - Chester CTBR Class 79 Champion - Chester CTBR Class 81 Champion - Cross

Brindle Harper, Lamb Co. 4-H Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX

Brenley Hatfield, Munday FFA Bred by: Ronnie Allen & Stacy Henry BRS Hog Farm, Crowell

Emily Muehlstien, Jones Co. 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Reserve Champion Light Weight - Cross

CTBR Class 83 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 84 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 85 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 86 Champion - Cross

Reserve Champion - Crossbred

CTBR Class 90 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 91 Champion - Cross

CTBR Class 92 Champion - Cross

Mattie Buxkemper, Levelland FFA Bred by: Mason Garner, Lawn Underdog Genetics

Elaina Shupak, Austin Co, 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Kamryn Teeters, Spearman FFA Bred by: Rod & Weldon Walser, Canadian Walser Farms/Hot Rod Genetics

Landyn Latka, Floresville FFA Bred by: George & Michell Hofauer H-5 Showpigs, Falls City

Morgan Hansen, Somerset FFA Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lakcey Livestock

Heath Hinze, Abilene Wylie FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

Owen Kameinski, Fort Bend Co, 4-H Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Rylan Brashear, Sudan FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Halle Stone, Tahoka FFA Bred by: Tadd, Cameron, & Scotta Knight Knight Showpigs, Shallowater

2022 Houston Barrows

CTBR Class 93 Champion - Cross Westin Brashear, Sudan FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

CTBR Class 98 Champion - Cross Coye Conner, Wilbarger Co. 4-H Bred by: Taeler Garrett, Chillicothe

CTBR Class 94 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 95 Champion - Cross Kindal Shackleford, North Hopkins FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Tracy Shackleford, North Hopkins FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Champion Heavy Weight - Cross

CTBR Class 100 Champion - Cross

Kaden Mason, Montgomery Co. 4-H Bred by: Zac & Glen Blount, Denison Blount Farms

Loreli Cessna Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

CTBR Class 101 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 102 Champion - Cross CTBR Class 103 Champion - Cross

Aubrey Poe, Canadian FFA Bred by: Rod & Weldon Walser, Canadian Walser Farms/Hot Rod Genetics

Garrett Gilliam, Ropes FFA Bred by: Brandon Biggs, Plainview Biggs Livestock

Cari Erfurth, Southwest FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

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Champion - Dark Cross Kaden Mason, Montgomery Co. 4-H

Bred By: Josh & Carrie Brockman, Montgomery

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Reserve Champion - Dark Cross Bryleigh Beyers, Hale Co. 4-H

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Class 1 Champion - Duroc

Class 2 Champion - Duroc

Champion - Duroc

Hagen Hodges, DeLeon FFA Bred by: Warren Tongate, Early Tongate Showpigs

Carson Bice, Randall Co. 4-H Bred by: Wayne & Landon Rode W. Rode & Sons, Fredericksburg

Taelynn Tatsch, Grandview FFA Bred by: Michael Tatsch, Harper M. Tatsch Showpigs

Reserve Champion - Duroc

Class 5 Champion - Dark OPB

Class 6 Champion - Dark OPB

Dilyn Kieschnick, Dime Box FFA Bred by: Cilff & Coby Berger, Giddings Berger Farms

Gracie Bohannon, China Spring FFA Bred by: Cole Reeves & Brandon Smythe Reeves & Smythe Livestock, Hico

Rylen Pechacek, Snyder FFA Bred by: Jay & Will Winter, Lubbock Wintex Farms

Champion - Dark OPB

Reserve Champion - Dark OPB

Class 8 Champion - Dark OPB

Champion - White OPB

Reserve Champion - White OPB

Brock Bessire, Lubbock Co. 4-H Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

Class 9 Champion - White OPB Reilly Campbell, Hale Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Campbell, Abernathy Campbell Farms

Huey Black, Randall Co. 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Addison Horton, Farmersville FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs

Kotton West, Sinton FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Leighton Phillips, Abilene Wylie FFA Bred by: Russell Kneese, Fredericksburg Kneese Showpigs 103

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Class 11 Champion - Hamp Kyndall Garduno, Wink FFA Bred by: Mike Clay, White Deer Clay Farms

Champion - Hamp

Connor Pence, Veribest FFA Bred by: Dan Young, Burkburnett FFA Young Livestock

Class 17 Champion - Hamp

Harold White, Hutchinson Co. 4-H Bred by: Trent Williams, Giddings Shaded W Showpigs

Kenley Krohn

Class 12 Champion - Hamp

Class 13 Champion - Hamp

Elliana Harlen, Travis Co. 4-H Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Adison Walser, Fort Elliot FFA Bred by: Rod & Weldon Walser, Canadian Walser Farms/Hot Rod Genetics

Reserve Champion - Hamp

Class 16 Champion - Hamp

Trey Canales, Sinton FFA Bred by: Leo Canales, Odem C & P Livestock

Kenley Krohn

Riley Christan, 4-H ELITE CROSSCo.• TEXAS LIGHTWise CHAMPION Bred by: Justin Lacy, Sherman

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Champion - York DARK CROSS Class 18 Champion - York • CHAMPION CHAMPION OVERALL CROSSBRED Grayson Ellis, Wink FFA Ben Montoya, Lipan FFA TEXAS ELITE

Bred by: Chance Waldrip, Dalhart Cornerstone Ventures

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Addison Shook, Seminole FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Henlee Wagoner, Hamilton FFA Bred by: Kevin Thomas, Jacksboro Thomas Showpigs

Luke Gresham, Whiteface FFA Bred by: Josh Krohn, Lamesa DL Showpigs

2022 Rodeo Austin

Class 22 Champion - Light Cross

Class 23 Champion - Light Cross

Class 24 Champion - Light Cross

Wesson Meadows, Lubbock Cooper FFA Preston Lipham, Stonewall Co. 4-H Matt Farmer, Colorado City FFA Bred by: Josh Jordan, Slaton Bred by: Reggy Spencer, Colorado City Bred by: Todd & Moriah Beyers, Abernathy Beyers Farms, TX Spencer/Collier Showpigs

Class 25 Champion - Light Cross Mason Albus, Whiteface FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Heaton Woodson, Montgomery Co. 4-H Bred by: Matt McKinley, Conroe McKinley Showpigs

Champion - Light Cross

Reserve Champion - Light Cross

Class 27 Champion - Light Cross

Class 28 Champion - Dark Cross

Class 29 Champion - Dark Cross

Reese Sagebiel, Fredericksburg FFA Bred by: Luke Lindner, Comfort Lindner Showpigs

Ashlynn Peugh, Grady FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

Chelby Brown, Frenship FFA Zane Thompson, Farmersville FFA Bred by: Vince Franckowiak, St. Hedwig Bred by: Tadd, Cameron, & Scotta Knight Knight Showpigs, Shallowater Franckowiak Showpigs

Class 30 Champion - Dark Cross Res. Champion Light Weight - Dark Cross Class 31 Champion - Dark Cross Clayton Ellis, Wink FFA Bred by: Mike Clay, White Deer Clay Farms

Banner Young, Burkburnett FFA Bred by: Dan Young, Burkburnett Young Livestock

Madlyn Nichols, Howard Co. 4-H Bred by: Jason Lackey, Haskell Lackey Livestock

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Class 35 Champion - Dark Cross Res. Champion Heavy Weight - Dark Cross Class 38 Champion - Dark Cross Cole Phillips, Bullard FFA Bred by: Josh & Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms, Montgomery

Tanner Owen, Randall Co. 4-H Bred by: Oliver Rusher, Plainview Sweet Tooth Farms

Tate Popham, Floresville FFA Bred by: Kelton Mason, Montgomery The Stud

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Renew or purchase a membership On the homescreen of the www.texaspork.org website, click on the Shop TPPA tab. Click on the Producer Membership icon. Fill out your farm name in the name submission box then check out.

Complete a litter record online On the homescreen of the www.texaspork.org website, hover over the CTBR tab and click on Complete a Litter Reorcd online.

Complete the form the best you can. This form MUST be completed in order to be able to purchase CTBR certificates for major shows. On the numbers of litters farrowed, please list the number of litters EXPECTED. Click submit when finished.

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purchase ctbr certificates On the homescreen of the www.texaspork.org website, click on the Shop TPPA tab. Scroll down to the Certified Texas Bred Registry section and click on the Major Show or State Fair CTBR certificate depending on what show you will need certificates for. In Qty, insert the number of certificates you need to purchase. The website will calculate your total price of certificates. Proceed to checkout to complete your certificate order.

Complete your breeder log

CTBR Breeder Certificate Log Complete this form by entering the breed and ear notches for each pig with the corresponding CTB number.

Deadline for returning this form to the Texas Pork Producers Association is January 1 Any breeder log received after January 1, will not be valid unless accompanied by a $25.00 late fee. TPPA Member ID:

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Breeder logs are mailed to you with your CTBR certificates. You MUST fill out your log accordingly for your pigs to be in contention for the CTBR program. Email, fax, or mail the form to the TPPA office when completed. You can always call or email the office with additions to your log.

Important deadlines Mail, email orfax this form to: TPPA, 4514 Englewood Ave, Lubbock, Texas, 79414. Fax Number: 806-503-6947 Email: tppa@texaspork.org

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Wintex Farms Beyers Farms Berger Farms JDF Farms Phillips Showpigs Horsford Showpigs MT Heart Livestock Cornerstone Ventures Clay Farms BRS Hog Farm Schwertner/Helms Showpigs

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Dark OPB Wintex Farms Kneese Showpigs Lindner Showpigs All-Star Showpigs Cornerstone Ventures

Thomas Showpigs The Stud DL Showpigs Brockman Farms Berger Farms

Other Cross Dark Cross Brockman Farms Lindner Showpigs Lackey Livestock The Stud Beyers Farms

Brockman Farms Lackey Livestock Lindner Showpigs Thomas Showpigs C&P Livestock

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August 21 - RB2 Showpigs Farm Sale #1

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August 1 - Berger Farms Barns Open Cliff 979-540-7004 Coby 979-716-8302 Dime Box

August 2 - Beyers Farms Online Sale

August 23 - Beyers Farms Online Sale #2 Showpig.com Todd Beyers 806-252-5204

August 23 - Harkey Farms Online Sale

Showpig.com Todd Beyers 806-252-5204

Showpig.com Robbie Harkey 806-778-7810 Keith Harkey 806-778-3383

August 4- Berger Farms Online Sale

August 26 - Exceed Genetics

Showpig.com Cliff 979-540-7004 Coby 979-716-8302

Barns Open Michael Cowley 940-636-1803 Tanner Hash 940-631-2337 Archer City

August 6 - The Opener The Opener Conway

August 26 - Lindner Farm Sale #2

August 13 - Lindner Farm Sale #1

August 27 - Blazin’ 7 Farms

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Preview 5PM Sale 7PM Blake Edwards 254-223-2479 Brad Massey 940-682-6355 Hamilton

August 13 - Wintex Farms Sale #1 Jay Winter 806-438-2986 Will Winter 806-239-5859

August 20 - The Stud Farm Sale #1 Private Treaty Sale 1 PM Kelton 936-232-2124 Daniel 936-966-7977 Montgomery

August 20 - Lackey Livestock farm Sale Jason Lackey - 806-787-3606 Haskell

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August 27 - Circle L Swine Farm Sale Benito 806-839-4951 Matthew 806-853-0226

August 27 - S&W Swine Productions Barns Open - Call for appointment 30 Litters all breeds & crossbreds Scott Sullivan 361-960-6725 Robstown

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September 3 - Elrod Showpigs Fall Sale #1

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Showpig.com Diane Elrod 210-601-6164 Iredell

August 27 - Rising Star Genetics Sale #1 Heath 970-640-4443 Jay 254-344-8484 Bangs

August 27 & 28 - Breeders Choice Kendall Youth Ag & Equestrian Center Preview at 8:30 Sale at 11:30 Cole Reeves 254-624-3080 Gilbert Sullivan 210-669-2411 Mike Chard 210-421-1280 Comfort

September 1 - The Texas-Bred Online Sale Series - Sale #1

September 3 - 3D Livestock Farm open house 9 AM Justin Duncan 325-642-2188 Luke Duncan 325-998-5532

September 3 - Foote Farms Farm Sale #1 Jason Foote 432-209-1020 Lubbock

September 3 - Knight Show Pigs Farm Sale Shallowater

September 3 - Weishuhn Brothers Farm Sale #1

Showpig.com TPPA Office- 806-705-6800

Marty Weishuhn 325-234-7569 Zach Weishuhn 325-234-7547 San Angelo

September 2 - Price showpigs

September 4 - Next Gen Pig Sale

15 litters - Duroc, Berk, Spot, Cross Call for appointment Cameron Price 254-485-0998 Stephenville

Hunter Mares 325-203-1862 Brownwood

September 3 - Bred for the Banner Preview 12 PM Sale Starts at 2 PM Justin Rogers 405-255-3076 Perrin

September 3 - C&P Livestock Farm Sale #1 Leo Canales 361-877-2640 Will Petrus 361-319-8775

September 3 - Fey Showpigs 2681 CR 420, Stockdale, TX 78160 Barns open at 9 AM Kenneth 830-481-3162 Keith 830-543-3755 Kassiday 830-237-8515 116

September 4 - Steglich Show Pigs 7 Liters - Durocs, Hamps, Spots, Yorks, and Crosses Barn opens Sept. 4 Evelyn Steglich 254-718-4983 Robert Steglich 254-718-2961 Holland

September 6 - The Future’s Elite Online Sale Showpig.com TPPA Office - 806-705-6800

September 10 - Lackey/fontenot louisiana sale Jason Lackey 806-787-3606 Crowley, LA

September 10 - Berger Farms Farm Sale #1

September 10 - Wintex Farms Sale #2

Cliff 979-540-7004 Coby 979-716-8302 Dime Box

Jay Winter 806-438-2986 Will Winter 806-239-5859

September 10 - Southern Elite Crowley, LA

September 10 - High Stakes Pigs Sale Preview 5 PM Sale 7 PM Michael Cowley 940-636-1803 Tanner Hash 940-631-2337 Archer City

September 10 - The Syndicate Preview 5 PM Sale 7PM Matthew Murdoch 830-556-3942 Comfort

September 10 - Under the Tent at Beyers Farms, TX Todd Beyers 806-252-5204 Abernathy

September 10 - Bohemian Farm Sale #1 19702 Cyclone Branch Rd, Burlington 9 AM 36 liters - Berk, Chester, Cross, Duroc, Spot, York Michael Schneider 254-721-4162 bohemianfarms@yahoo.com

September 10 - Heffernan Genetics Annual Showpig Sale 35 Liters - Chesters, Durocs, and Crosses Preview at 5 PM Sale at 6 PM Scott Heffernan 830-570-7540 885 Yow Rd. Poteet, Texas

September 10 - The Lead Off Pig Sale Abernathy Ag Farm

September 10 - Big Much Genetics SALE Preview 9:30 AM | Bid Board 10:00 AM Billy Bob Orsagh 254-488-1053 Mike Orsagh 254-595-0242 Cisco

September 11 - Merryman Showpigs Farm Sale Durocs, Hamps, Polands , Landraces & Crosses Preview 2 PM Bid Board closes 4PM Ted Merryman 325-669-7597 Rode Merryman 325-370-1999 Coleman

September 11 - First Impression Pig Sale Albany

September 11 - Small Town Select Sale September 11 - H5 Hog Farm Sale Jeff Pollok 210-508-5374 George Hofauer 210-394-4292

September 11 - Wintex Farms Customer Sale Jay Winter 806-438-2986 Will Winter 806-239-5859 Roosevelt Ag Farm

September 11 - 4P Showpigs - Cream of the Crop Pig Sale Dale Partin 325-355-4323 Priddy

September 15 - The Texas-Bred Online Sale Series - Sale #2 Showpig.com TPPA Office- 806-705-6800 117

Mid September - GO Genetics barns open

September 17 - HF Genetics Farm Sale

Todd & Roxanne Gregory 806-577-2400 Kelley & Foy O’Brien 806-759-4420

Cassidy 361-920-1015 Jimmy 361-920-0964 Port Lavaca

September 17 - 4J Genetics Farm Sale #1 Jared Knight 832-276-1625 Jason Knight 832-877-1890 www.4jgenetics.com

September 17 - JS Showpigs Farm Sale Selling 40-50 head Bid Board closes at 2 James Spivey 325-330-2907 Comanche

September 17 - C-4 Showpigs Farm Sale Viewing 9AM Board opens 9AM, closes 12PM Jim 325-242-5503 Beverly 325-728-6226 Colorado City

September 17 - RB2 Showpigs Farm Sale #2 Robert Balser 830-739-6593 Ryan Balser 830-739-6331 Kerrville

September 17 - The Stud Farm Sale #2 Sale 1 PM Kelton 936-232-2124 Daniel 936-966-7977 Montgomery

September 17 - Quest for the Best Belton

September 17 - Rock’n U Show Pigs Farm Sale Bids open 5 PM Sale closes 7 PM Shelia Unger 325-665-4416 Breckenridge

September 18 - 4J Genetics Farm Sale #2 Jared Knight 832-276-1625 Jason Knight 832-877-1890 www.4jgenetics.com

September 18 - Priddy FFA Sale Priddy School Bus Barn 1 PM Dale Partin 325-355-4323

September 23 - Berger Farms Farm Sale #2 Cliff 979-540-7004 Coby 979-716-8302 Dime Box

September 24 - CR’Z J Livestock The Ultimate Pig Sale Hamps, Durocs, Landrace, Spot & Cross Austin Jenkins 325-800-8137 May

24 -Brockman Farms - Farm Sale September 17 - Rising Star Genetics Sale #2 September Montgomery Heath 970-640-4443 Jay 254-344-8484 Bangs

September 17 - Lackey Livestock customer appreciation sale Jason Lackey - 806-787-3606 Haskell 118

September 24 - Rising Star Genetics Sale Heath 970-640-4443 Jay 254-344-8484 Bangs

September 29 - The Texas-Bred Online Sale Series - Sale #3 Showpig.com TPPA Office- 806-705-6800

October 1 - Blazin’ 7 & Edwards Family genetics Farms Sale Blake Edwards 254-223-2479 Brad Massey 940-682-6355 Preview 5 PM | Sale 7 PM Hamilton

October 1 - King of the Hill Fort Worth

October 1 - Big Much Genetics Sale Preview 9:30 Bid Board 10:00 Billy Bob Orsagh 254-488-1053 Mike Orsagh 254-595-024

October 2 - Mullin FFA Pig Sale

October 8 - Shootout Sale Panhandle FFA Show Barn Kevin Howell 806-570-2540 806-570-2046 Panhandle

October 8 - North Meets the South Lubbock

October 8 - Wintex Farms Sale #3 Jay Winter 806-438-2986 Will Winter 806-239-5859 Lubbock

October 8 - The Gathering Lubbock

October 8 - The entourage Lubbock

October 8 - Better Than Luck Barrow Sale

Bud Day 325-938-0634 Kyle Cook 325-451-4897 Sale starts at 1 PM Mullin

7 pm Armstrong Co Activity Center Selling 80 head Burt Williams 806-676-4334 Kevin Williams 806-683-9890

October 7 - Foote Farms Sale #2

October 8 - Harkey Farms Farm Sale

Jason Foote 432-209-1020 Lubbock

Robbie Harkey 806-778-7810 Keith Harkey 806-778-3383 Smyer Ag Farm

October 8 - 4J Genetics Farm Sale #3 Jared Knight 832-276-1625 Jason Knight 832-877-1890 www.4jgenetics.com

October 8 - C&P Livestock Farm Sale #2 Leo Canales 361-877-2640 Will Petrus 361-319-8775

October 9 - 4J Genetics Farm Sale #4 Jared Knight 832-276-1625 Jason Knight 832-877-1890 www.4jgenetics.com

October 10 - 3C Showpigs Farm Sale Chester, Cross, Duroc, Landrace Sales starts 9 AM Closes 4 PM Shelley & Stephen Conran 512-789-7480 119

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October 15 - Berger Farms Farm Sale #3 Cliff 979-540-7004 Coby 979-716-8302 Dime Box

October 15 - Major League Pig Sale Colorado City

October 15 - The Players Sweetwater

October 15 - Bohemian Farms Farm Sale #2 19702 Cyclone Branch Rd, Burlington, Texas at 9am 36 liters - Berk, Chester, Cross, Duroc, Spot, York Michael Schneider 254-721-4162 bohemianfarms@yahoo.com

October 20-22 - Perfect Timing Lawton, Oklahoma

November 5 - Elrod Showpigs Fall Sale #2 Showpig.com Diane Elrod 210-601-6164 Iredell

Protect the health of your pig farm and others this sale season by practicing good biosecurity! We all need to be held accountable and help minimize exposure to pathogens and disease.

View TPPA recommended November 5 - Wintex Farms - Fall Production Sale Biosecurity Protocols for showpig operations and those traveling Jay Winter 806-438-2986 Will Winter 806-239-5859 between farms and sales online Lubbock at texaspork.org. November 12 - 4J Genetics Farm Sale #5

Jared Knight 832-276-1625 Jason Knight 832-877-1890 www.4jgenetics.com

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BRINGING ADDED VALUE TO OUR TEXAS BREEDERS!

BREEDER ELIGIBILITY •

Bred a barrow that was a CTBR Class Champion during the previous two (2) years Bred a barrow that was in the top three (3) of CTBR barrows of a class during the previous two (2) years Recognized shows for 2022 sale series:

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- State Fair of Texas (2020, 2021) - Fort Worth/ The Alternative (2021, 2022) - San Antonio (2021, 2022) - Houston (2021, 2022) - Austin (2021, 2022) - Austin (2021, 2022)

HOW IT WILL WORK • • • • • • • • •

TPPA will evenly split the number of eligible breeders between three sales Breeders will have the opportunity to participate in only one (1) online sale, consigning one weanling male pig Utilizing the ranked point system, breeders pick which sale they want to be in (TPPA has kept track of a point system of all CTBR breeders’ major show success) First choice (goes to breeders in the top third of points) Second choice (goes to breeders in the middle third of points) Third choice (goes to breeders in the bottom third of points) Breeders are responsible for consignment information, photo and/or video & MUST submit them one week prior TPPA will contact eligible breeders and inform them of their position TPPA will collect information and work with Showpig.com to post the lots

2021 RESULTS

$1630

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75+ Breeders All Breeds

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Sale Information

WEANLING GILT SALE FOR CTBR BREEDERS

Eligibility: - Breeder who has bred a gilt that was in the Texas’ Elite Showcase Gilts of Distinction sale - Breeder who has bred a gilt that placed in the top three of a class at the Texas’ Elite Showcase - The previous two years (2021 and 2022) of Texas’ Elite Showcase will be used Limited to consign ONE GILT PER BREEDER Sale order will be set in the order the gilt photos, video and information are received Submit to: Riley Reep, tppa@texaspork.org

Added feature: Gilts purchased in the sale will have entry fee to 2023 Texas’ Elite Showcase waived.

Deadline: August 30, 2022

For more information contact: Texas Pork Producers Association 806.705-6800 tppa@texaspork.org www.texaspork.org

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FEBRUARY 10-12, 2023 HILL COUNTRY YOUTH EVENT CENTER | KERRVILLE, TX 2022

Gilts of Distinction 94 lots $396,420 sale gross $4,217 average

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Judges LEAD JUDGE

ANDY RASH SIFT JUDGE

JESSE HOBLYN

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11

Early arrival 5 PM - 10 PM

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 Arrival 8 AM - 10 PM ALL GILTS MUST BE CHECKED IN BY 11 PM

Champion Purebred Selection Light Crossbred Division *Whites & Blues Only*

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12

- Gilts must have a valid CTBR Certificate **New**Gilts must be farrowed June 1st - September 20th, 2022 - Must be state validated - December 1 ownership deadline - Purebred gilts must have registration papers

SHOW STARTS AT 7 AM Dark Crossbred Division Champion Crossbred Selection Supreme Champion Drive

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12 SALE PREVIEW AT 1 PM Broadcasted by Walton Webcasting SALE AT 4 PM Online bidding provided by CCI.Live & Kennedy Ventures SALE ORDER IS DETERMINED BY THE JUDGE AFTER EVERY BREED

CLASS PREMIUMS & PRIZES 2022 CLASS PREMIUMS TOTALED: $43,450 - $1,000 cash guaranteed to each class spread over the top 5 placing gilts - Additional prizes & premiums to champions and reserves of each breed, division and overall champions

GO TO TEXAS ELITE SHOWCASE FOR RULES, DETAILS, & ENTRIES

ENTRY INFORMATION

$40.

Entries due by December 1st

Entries open on November 1st and must be completed by the AST or CEA. Entries must be completed online & mailed in with original signatures

CONTACT 806.705.6800 tppa@texaspork.org TexasEliteShowcase.com

SHOW LOCATION

Hill Country Youth Event Center 3785 TX-27 Kerrville, TX 78028

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Levels

SPONSORSHIP Listed on website and in magazine Listed on banner(s) of sponsors at the show Listed on show catalog, hard copy and electronic

Listed on website and in magazine Listed on banner(s) of sponsors at the show Listed in show catalog, hard copy and electronic

Previous levels’ benefits, plus: Individual banner space near show ring

$1,500 Previous levels’ benefits, plus: Prominent individual banner placement and promotion Company promotion on TPPA social media platforms

Platinum

Previous levels’ benefits, plus: Logo on all exhibitor backtags Logo on Supreme and Reserve Supreme poppers Prominent individual banner placement and promotion Company promotion on TPPA social media platforms Email blasts (3) to TPPA Membership, Subscribers, Extension & Name/logo displays will increase in size as levels increase.

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SPONSORSHIP

Auction OCTOBER 6TH

New this year... We will be auctioning off more than just buckles and awards. Speciﬁc sponsorships will be available such as ribbons and more! Don’t miss this opportunity to make Texas’ Elite Showcase beyond hype.

TIERED SPONSORSHIPS

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Chesters | Durocs | Yorks Spots | Crosses | Polands

Sires used

BURY MY BONES GOT ME SHOOK FORGIVEN SHAMELESS ALL IN ALL SAVED BY GRACE WINDROW TRICKED OUT ALL DUE RESPECT BELIEVE IN ME

YOUNG LOVE GREY GOOSE APOLLO WHITE FIRE AWAKENING

New this year...

WE PURCHASED THE CHAMPION POLAND AT THE SUMMER TYPE CONFERENCE IN BELTON! BRED TO ALL DUE RESPECT AND IS DUE IN JULY

Litters born from July 1 - September 15 Bob Bishop 512.751.8654 | 21200 Melber Lane, Manor, TX 78653 Located 10 miles north of Austin

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Everything You Need To Know About Pork Belly Pork Belly: 90% Fat, 10% Protein, 100% Flavor

WHAT IS PORK BELLY? Pork Belly is the boneless cut that remains after the loin and spareribs are removed. Pork belly comes from a hog’s belly’ or underside after the loin and spareribs have been removed. Fresh pork belly is succulent and richly flavorful and is often served in small portions. Pork belly is at its best and is most tender when prepared using a slow cooking method, such as braising. Pork belly is the flesh from the belly area of the pig. When sliced and cured, it becomes bacon. Left whole or cut into smaller chunks, pork belly responds well to moist heat cooking, turning it fork-tender. Pork belly is a popular menu item among restaurant chefs who appreciate its versatility, flavor, and texture. 131

HOW DO I STORE PORK BELLY? Uncooked pork belly that is wrapped tightly or stored in an airtight container (like a zip top bag) can be stored in the refrigerator for about three to five days or in the freezer for up to six months. Leftovers should also be stored in an airtight container, well-sealed in the refrigerator overnight for up to two days.

HOW DO I COOK PORK BELLY? Pork belly performs quite well when cooked low and slow. The connective tissue in the meat needs time to break down slowly, allowing the fat to render out and the meat to become forktender. For best results, score the fat on the top with a knife, sprinkle with salt and pepper or your own spice rub, then sear until super crispy. Transfer the meat to a Dutch oven and allow it to braise (crispy skin side up) for a few hours, until the pork reaches an internal temperature of at least 145 degrees and the meat pulls apart. There are multiple ways to cook pork belly if you aren’t going to use it to make homemade bacon. Common methods include roasting, smoking, and searing and can be used as the main feature or enhancement to any menu.

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BACON VS. PORK BELLY: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

WHAT IS BACON?

You may think you know bacon, but how do we get it? What makes for quality bacon, and what are the different ways it’s prepared? We’re here to answer those burning questions. The bacon we most often encounter in the U.S. is streaky pork bacon, which is cut from the pork belly, or fleshy underside of the pig. It is technically pork belly, but pork belly isn’t necessarily bacon. We’ll break down that difference later on. This streaky bacon, also known as side bacon, features layers of fat alternating with layers of muscle that run parallel to the skin of the pig, also called the rind. Bacon can also be sourced from the back, collar, shoulder, and jowls. There is, of course, “bacon” alternatives cut from cows, turkeys, and chicken too. In the U.S., pork bacon is commonly salt-cured or brined. Oftentimes, the bacon featured most prominently at the grocery store contains unhealthy compounds like nitrates and nitrites for color and extended shelf-life. Bacon without these compounds are often carried by some grocery stores, but they can be more difficult to find. And if you love crispy bacon, there’s a good chance you’ll love pork belly, too.

WHAT IS PORK BELLY?

Pork belly is the uber-fatty and rich portion of meat cut from the belly of the pig. It’s uncured, and often sold in big slabs, making its preparations much different from sliced streaky bacon. Pork belly is as unctuous a cut of meat as you can get, and it’s popular in cuisines the world over. You’ll find it braised in Chinese cuisine, or deep-fried in Filipino cuisine. It can also be roasted and grilled. However you prepare it, pork belly is fall-apart tender and will melt in your mouth when cooked properly. Just be careful not to overcook it and cause the muscle and fat to seize up and turn rubbery. Since pork belly is uncured, you don’t have to worry about preservatives like nitrates or nitrites. 133

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PORK BELLY AND BACON?

So, streaky pork bacon is pork belly, but pork belly isn’t bacon. Instead, pork belly is the whole slab cut from the fleshy underside of a pig. Streaky pork bacon is cut from this slab. Pork belly is unsmoked and uncured, while much bacon found in the U.S. can undergo a lot of processing, though. While pork belly is, you know, always pork belly, bacon can actually be sourced from different parts of the pig like the back, collar, shoulder, and jowls. In fact, bacon can be cut from entirely different animals, like cows, turkey, and chicken. The biggest difference between bacon and pork belly, though, is how you prepare the two.

WHEN TO USE PORK BELLY VS. BACON

Not sure when to use bacon over pork belly? Let’s break it down. Bacon is delectable on its own, but it’s also an incredible ingredient for enhancing recipes. It’s most commonly pan-fried, but you can also bake it, grill it, and microwave it. It lends itself well to savory dishes with its salty succulence, but it’s just as delicious in sweet treats, too. Pork belly, meanwhile, is delicious braised, roasted, fried, and grilled. You’ll find lots of different worldly preparations, like Chinese braised pork belly, or crispy deep-fried Filipino lechon kawali. However you cook your pork belly, take special care not to overdo it—keep it rich and fall-apart tender, not rubbery.

USE BACON IF YOU’RE: • Adding a crispy, salty accoutrement to pastas, salads, side dishes, and more • Making a breakfast sandwich • Wrapping something—like avocado slices, chunks of pineapple, or shrimp • Making a salty-sweet treat, like dark chocolate bacon bark

USE PORK BELLY IF YOU’RE: • Slow-cooking • Oven-roasting • Deep-frying • Making a stew • Making noodle dishes like ramen • Braising • Grilling

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3rd place hampshire Haley Bobalick 2nd place yorkshire Macie Hansen

succeed

INFINITE champion poland Avery Swenhaugen

FOOTE FARM

upcoming sales

RAISED BY

reserve grand champion - champion hampshire Macie Hansen

third place Jessa Battle

SEPT. 6THE 6 FUTURE’S ELITE ONLINE SALE SEPT. 10THE 10 SYNDICATE • COMFORT, TX SEPT. 24BROCKMAN 24 FARM SALE • MONTGOMERY, TX SEPT. 24BERGER 24 FARM SALE • DIME BOX, TX OCT. 1KINGS 1 OF THE HILL • FORT WORTH, TX OCT. 8THE 8 GATHERING • LUBBOCK, TX OCT. 15THE 15 PLAYERS • SWEETWATER, TX TBDTHE TEXAS-BRED SELECT ONLINE SALE SERIES TBD

third overall heavyweighugt croen ssbred Avery Swenha

class champion hampshire Caiden Lookabaugh

Swenhaugen

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2022 Results: San Antonio

San Angelo

4TH YORK BARROW 4TH SPOT BARROW 4TH SPOT GILT

3RD BERK GILT 5TH DUROC GILT 5TH CROSS GILT

Austin

Throckmorton County

2ND SPOT BARROW

CHAMPION HAMP 3RD OVERALL

Eastland County CHAMPION PROSPECT BARROW RESERVE GRAND BREEDING GILT CHAMPION CROSS BREEDING GILT CHAMPION SPOT CHAMPION BERK CHAMPION DUROC RESERVE CHAMPION BREEDING DUROC GILT RESERVE CHAMPION SPOT

Comanche County CHAMPION BERK

Coke County GRAND CHAMPION CHAMPION BERK

Stonewall County

RESERVE CHAMPION DUROC

Southwest Type Conference GRAND CHAMPION CROSS BOAR

Sale Dates: september 10th

October 1st

PREVIEW 9:30AM BID BOARD 10:00AM LATE JUNE - EARLY JULY BORN 30-40 HEAD

PREVIEW 9:30AM BID BOARD 10:00AM LATE JULY - LATE AUGUST BORN 30-40 HEAD

Barns will open 10 days before to preview pigs. Contact to set appointments.

Billy Bob Orsagh 254-488-1053

Mike Orsagh 254-595-0242

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CROSS: COME ON BACK LAST DANCE BIPOLAR WAM ROCKSTAR SIDE PIECE 3 PEAT

DUROC:

FOOTPRINT MONEY SHOT

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STREET FIGHTER WINDROW HEADS UP

STEP ASIDE BURY MY BONES DIGGIN UP BONES BACKFIRE

PLAYING GAMES HERE’S THE DEAL BUILT DIFFERENT ALL ABOARD

THIRD OVERALL DUROC GILT SAN ANTONIO GILT SHOW

FOURTH OVERALL CHESTER GILT SAN ANTONIO GILT SHOW

CLASS WINNER DUROC GILT SAN ANTONIO GILT SHOW

FOURTH HEAVY WT. DUROC NATIONAL WESTERN

RESERVE CHAMPION DUROC SAN ANGELO

THIRD PLACE HEAVY WT. DUROC SAN ANGELO

RESERVE CHAMPION YORK TEXAS’ ELITE SHOWCASE

CLASS CHAMPION RODEO AUSTIN

RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION WILLACY COUNTY

CHAMPION LIGHT CROSS MAVERICK COUNTY

CHAMPION DUROC WILLACY COUNTY

CHAMPION DUROC BREEDING GILT RIO GRANDE VALLEY

GRAND CHAMPION KERR COUNTY

GRAND CHAMPION SMITHVILLE

CHAMPION BREEDING/CROSS GILT MONTAGUE COUNTY

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P u t ti ng your bes t foot forward Tips and tricks on how to manage your new show projects this show season

“Purchasing baby pigs for a major show is a fresh start for you and your show pigs,” said Christi Seidenberger. “When it comes to preventing illness amongst baby pigs, it is best to be proactive versus reactive.” As pig buying season begins for the 2023 major show season, everyone has hopes to keep their show projects on track. However, we sometimes often 140

overlook simple practices that could prevent our new group of show barrows and gilts from succeeding in the future. Starting with a Clean Slate The Seidenberger family from Garden City, Texas, has had much success amongst the Texas major shows, including Owen Seidenberger being

named a Certified Texas Bred Registry Premier Exhibitor in 2022. However, as we all know, success does not happen overnight. Christi, mother to the Seidenberger family, said they set the foundation for their upcoming show projects with a fresh and sanitized barn. “We start our season off by power washing, bleaching, and disinfecting any surfaces previously touched by other

pigs,” Seideberger said. “This includes all pens, feeders, waterers, mats, and our trailer, just to name a few.” After every aspect of their facilities are clean, the Seidenberger family takes further measures to ensure their barns are a safe place for incoming show pigs. To prevent illness, the family said they wear disinfected shoes in their barn. “Shoes that were worn at stockshows, sales, or any other barn are absolutely not allowed in our barns at home,” Seidenberger explained. “We have an ample amount of show coverings for visitors and keep Tek-Trol disinfectant near every entrance to our barn for visitors.” Although the Reep family no longer has show pigs of their own, Cody Reep still enjoys helping other families at Texas major shows. Over the last 14 years, Reep agreed to take intense sanitation measures before allowing new pigs to enter their barn. “Prior to picking up babies, we always sanitized our trailer as much as we sanitized our barn,” Reep said. “We would Tek-Trol our barn and trailer prior to picking up our new show projects. After our new pigs entered the barn, we would spray a product called Intervention diluted with water on our aisles throughout the barn after cleaning pens. This was a way to ensure all potential illnesses from outside sources were being prevented as soon as possible.” Taking the Next Step Although sanitation measures are critical at the beginning of show season, the Seidenberger and Reep families said they favored taking extra measures for

each individual pig. “Regardless of where the pig comes from, each pig gets a exceed injection and dectomax upon arriving to our barn,” Seidenberger said. “We also tend to utilize our mediator system and keep a working relationship with our veterinarian as a backup precaution.” In addition to watching for signs of illness, Reep said he continues a deworming program for as long as possible. “When new show pigs enter our barn, I like to give them all Draxxin and worm them with Safeguard every 15 days for the first 60 days they are at our farm,” Reep said. “After the 60 days are finished, I continue to worm them every 30 days.” Keeping track of this information for each pig may seem overwhelming; however, there are many ways to record this data to ensure your projects stay on the right track. “Our family always had a giant whiteboard divided with electrical tape to signify each pen,” Reep said. “It may seem strange, but it allowed us all to stay on the same page in terms of vaccinations, feed, and weights when the time came. If needed, we always had a spiral labeled with each pig’s identification at the top to record more detailed information.” In addition to taking the next step with your new show pigs, there are many ways to go about “breaking them in” to ensure you are headed in the right direction. “Honestly, the younger you start working with your show pigs, the better,” Reep said. “From the day you bring them home, start spending time with each pig so you can build up their trust. Once this is established, then you can begin

to train them. There are many directions you could go from there, but always remember that building the initial connection is key.” The Transition to Your Feeding Program There are many ways you can transition each show pig into your feeding program once they enter your barn. Although it comes down to personal preference, the Seidenberger family said they like to begin feeding their show pigs with what would be best for each pig. “We prefer starting our pigs on the ration that works best for them,” Christi said. “Whatever ration allows our pigs to grow and just be a pig without the concern of what the breeder had them of previously because sometimes that information is simply unavailable.” No matter how you begin your feeding program, we all know the struggle of ensuring that all of your show pigs keep eating. Even though we wish there were a cure-all method to this issue, Reep said he has had luck with a few different techniques. “If one goes off of feed once they get home, I immediately check if their feed was fresh,” Reep said. “Sometimes we would utilize leftover feed from previous years, so that could be the root of the problem. If necessary, we would use B-12 supplements or dirt from outside for another way to them consume iron.” All in all, as Seidenberger mentioned, it is better to be proactive versus reactive. By staying ahead of the game at the beginning of the show season, you will set the foundation for success for yourself and your show projects.

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Biosecurity guidelines Practical biosecurity guidelines that we can all follow Whether you are a 4-H/FFA member that has been at some shows or a hog breeder, please remember there are important biosecurity practices we should all follow.

Recommended Supplies for Use at Swine Farms: BE PREPARED by having the proper supplies. Here is a checklist of supplies that should be used by farms and/or those visiting swine farms: 3 Disposable Boots – have enough for everyone to double boot at each location in case it is necessary; purchase boots with a min. of 4 ml thickness. 3 Disinfectants - Accel, Tek-Trol (comes in both a liquid and an aerosol), 1Stroke, Environ, Virkon S, Synergize, or Chlorox; it is recommended to have both wipes and sprays. 3 Clean Tote Box – this box should house all of the “clean” supplies (plastic boots, coveralls, trash bags, sanitizer, etc.) so that they are kept separate and are sealed away from a potentially contaminated environment. 3 Trash Bags – for use in throwing away disposable items after completion of the visit.

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For Potential Buyers Visiting Swine Farms: 1. COMMUNICATE with the breeder/owner prior to arriving at their farm learn their expectations. Establish what direction to enter the farm, where to park, and what to wear. Follow the wishes of what each farm owner wants. Some will have specific instructions and different requirements that may be more detailed. Just because something is suitable for one, doesn’t mean that will work for everyone. Ask the owner to detail any farm-specific biosecurity protocols that you will need to follow during the visit. Ask about the current herd health status. If the farm is undergoing a disease outbreak, it is recommended to NOT visit this farm due to the increased risk of spread to other farms that will be potentially visited. 2. PARK in the designated parking area for the farm. Obey all signage regarding access to specific areas. If no parking area exists, park as far away from the livestock barn as possible on the gravel or hard surface, or park on the edge of the public road close to the location. Avoid parking/driving in muddy areas on the farm. 3. LEAVE ALL PERSONAL ITEMS in the vehicle and do not bring them onto the farm; this should include, but not be limited to whips, ball caps, jewelry, etc. (anything that manure or infected dust particles can be transported on should be avoided). If it is necessary to wear a ball cap at multiple farms then you should apply an aerosol disinfectant on it between farms. 4. Respect the LINE OF SEPERATION at each farm. The Line of Separation is defined as the line between the area that is to be used by the visitor and the area to be used by farm personnel. 5. DO NOT TOUCH any pigs while on the farm if you do not have to. People that touch hogs need to sanitize hands upon departure before getting back into the vehicle. 6. When leaving REMOVE DIRTY BOOTS next to your vehicle but before you enter the vehicle. Put trash into a garbage bag and place in a location designated by the farm or away from clean supplies. Everyone should clean hands with sanitizer or wipes before entering the vehicle. Note that you should try to keep the inside of the vehicle as sanitary as possible. 7. WASH/DISINFECT VEHICLES AND TRAILERS in between each road trip. Pay special attention to the wheel wells and undercarriage. A high temperature wash is critical. Be sure to thoroughly disinfect the inside of the vehicle between road trips. Each night during a road trip spray the inside of the vehicle with an aerosol disinfectant and wipe down the steering wheel. 8. Shoes should be sanitized daily when traveling to farms and sales with one of the recommended disinfectants. If you are stopping at multiple farms in the same day then you should use an aerosol disinfectant (ie. Tek-trol) to spray down everyone’s shoes, clothes, and ball caps between farms. 143

For Swine Farm Operators: 1. Maintain a log of visitors. 2. Establish a clear line of separation at the farm. This is a line dividing the area that is to be used by the farm for live animals (often referred to as the clean area) and the area that is outside of the live animal area (the dirty area). Only the owner goes into the pens and has contact with the pigs. Enforce no reaching into pens and zero contact with pigs by visitors. It is recommended that a separate area be used to show/view pigs. 3. Designate a parking area for visitors. 4. Traffic flow – utilize a single direction traffic flow by designating a single entrance / exit point for vehicles. 5. Foot baths – If managed correctly, provide and encourage the use of foot bath stations as people enter the farm. Refresh the solution periodically depending on level of use. However, bear in mind that a contaminated foot bath could be more detrimental than helpful. Do not rely solely on the use of a foot bath. 6. Establish a designated area away from all swine for disposable items, such as boot covers and other trash, to be collected for removal.

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When the show ends, the real work begins: Bio-security is just as important after the show! Taking the necessary precautions is important right now to protect the health of our industry. While it may be simple to just rid the pens of sand or shavings, cleaning and disinfecting your barns, trailers and even all of your tack is an important step to ensuring the health of your next set of pigs and everyone else’s. When cleaning equipment you can’t just stop with the outside of your showbox. All showbox contents such as spray bottles, brushes, feed cups, buckets and even your whip need to be disinfected. 1. Make sure to wash everything well; disinfect with diluted Clorox, Accel, Tek-Trol or other disinfectant, and let it all sit for a period of time. It is best to do this at a location not on your farm or in an isolated area farthest away from high traffic area and animals. 2. Do not wear the same clothes, shoes or caps you wore at the show once you arrive home. Clean and disinfect as soon as possible. 3. Dispose of any unused feed that was in the barns. It is possible for virus particles to survive on feedstuffs. 4. Monitor all animals daily for illness. If you see any signs of illness alert your veterinarian immediately.

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Northern High Plains Aidan C. Brownlow Quanah (940) 663-2216 Alabama Bohannon Bama Show Pigs Wellington (806) 205-0630 Billy Wayne, Lesa & Easton Schafer Canadian (806) 217-1192 Billy Wiggs Clarendon (806) 290-3774 Brandon & Ethan Biggs BIGGS LIVESTOCK Plainview Brayson Berend Berend Farms Hereford (806) 344-5917 Brett Atkinson Atkinson Show Pigs Dickens (806) 422-1632 Bryan Kirk 4-K Showpigs Darrouzett (806) 886-8340 (806) 624-2199 Burt & Kevin Williams Williams Livestock Canyon (806) 676-4334 (806) 683-9890 Cambryn Gratz Canyon (806) 678-3544

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Chris Fischbacher Fischbacher Showpigs Wildorado (806) 336-2162 Clint Newbrough Newbrough Showpigs Memphis (940) 475-1662 Colby Newbrough Silverton (806) 983-0017 Colton Bezner TRI Genetics Dalhart (806) 333-5935 David Sharp Black Label Showpigs Spearman (806) 576-8522 Deborah Brownlow BC Show Pigs Quanah (940) 663-2216 Dustin Urbantke Kiowa Creek Genetics Muleshoe (806) 638-0099 (806) 272-3194 Jace Francis Francis Farms Silverton (806) 292-1848 Jack L. Swain, Jr. D.V.M.

Joe Couts Joe Couts Show Pigs Pampa (806) 669-6278 Kent Tice Triple Creek Show Hogs Borger (806) 898-2100 Kevin Howell Kevin Howell Hogs White Deer (806) 570-2540 (806) 570-2046 Kip Smith Kip Smith Showpigs Hereford (806) 206-2482 Kynlie Baird Chillicothe (940) 839-8025 Lance Horsford Horsford Show Pigs Stratford (806) 930-3299 (806) 366-2219 Levon Harman Double Heart Hogs of Happy Happy (806) 759-1890 Michael Bowman Bowman Livestock Crowell (940) 655-4770

Michael Cowley Exceed Genetics Scotland (940) 636-1803 Mike Clay Clay Farms White Deer (806) 883-4831 Nicholas Artho Twisted SIX Genetics Stratford (806) 884-8011

Ruth Jones Follett (806) 653-232 Ryan Marricle Marricle Showpigs Muleshoe (806) 566-9002 Seth Ralston RALSTON HOG FARM Dalhart (806) 773-6989 (806) 384-3059

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Randy & Tera Finsterwald Finsterwald Show Pigs Mobeetie (806) 203-0152

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South East Texas Bart & Abraham McBride Schulenburg (979) 743-5315 Chad and Timothy McCawley McCawley Livestock Baytown (936) 346-2045 Charles Hodde Hodde Farms Burton (979) 251-4718

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Jim Dillard Dillard & Dillard Showpigs Jonesville (903) 926-4176

Corey Atchison Atchison Show Hogs Rosharon (903) 271-9831

John Michael Mehaffey Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches (806) 790-4330

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Darryl, Teri, Derek, & Kelli Ressmann Ressmann Showpigs Refugio (361) 526-9159 (361) 349-0511 Harvey Berckenhoff Twisted B Livestock LLC Schulenburg (979) 743-6405 (361) 865-2347 Holden Wright Crosby (713) 805-3927 Monty, Jennifer & Jacob McGill McGill Show Pigs Buffalo (903) 338-1897 Jamey Nixon Nixon Farms Woodsboro (361) 649-6712 Jason Knight 4J Genetics Alvin (832) 877-1890 Jeff Miller Craig Melton Double M Genetics Waller (713) 823-2042 Joshua Slott Slott Show Stock New Waverly (936) 661-7146 Kastin Wilde AnJo Farms Santa Fe (432) 940-6333

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Scot Sullivan S&W Swine Productions Robstown (361) 960-6725 (361) 387-9686

Alex Fuentes FB Livestock Center Point (830) 329-7337

Taylor Gittins Superior Showpigs Conroe (832) 657-4342

Alvin & Joe Carter Carter Farms Edinburg (956) 245-0309 (956) 279-1522

Taylor Harney Th3 Genetics Splendora (281) 761-1454

Roberto & Alyna Garcia RGJ Ranch Raymonville (956) 746-1244

Terry Pool Freedom Genetics Splendora (936) 828-0553 (936) 647-6425

Amanda Pelata New Braunfels (830) 660-0079

Walt Fehrle KMW Showpigs Burton (281) 682-6868

South Texas Abigail Schladoer Fredericksburg (830) 992-5057 Aimi Kutac Falls City (210) 241-3372 Alan Holt Johnson City (512) 468-6557 Alan Shipp Two Ton Showpigs Bertram (512) 557-9531 (512) 355-2908

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Bob & Bobbie Bishop Bishop’s Show Pigs Pfflugerville (512) 751-8654 Bobby Balser RB2 Showpigs Kerrville (830) 739-6593 (830) 257-6331 Brandon & Amy Bancroft B Squared Show Stock Red Rock (512) 988-1570 Brandon Rodriguez-Oliver KBO Livestock St. Hedwig (386) 717-9244 Brian Stephens In-Sanity Showpigs Hearne (254) 217-0965 Bromli Watson Watson Livestock Cuero (361) 275-4151 Brylie Roeder Fredericksburg (830) 789-4512 Chad Fielder Diamond K Showpigs Fredericksburg (210) 367-2728 Chad Lewis H&L Showpigs Somerville (979) 277-4041 Chad, Carly, Harper, Yancy & Briar Parson P5 Show Swine Devine (210) 219-2241

(210) 413-3885 Chuck Brown Natalia (210) 440-1501 Chuck Real Real Hog Farms Marion (210) 827-7351 (830) 914-2833 Clarence Schmidt Clarence Schmidt Showpigs Center Point (830) 634-2117 Cleve and Cooper ford 4F Livestock Weslaco (956) 472-8088 Cliff & Coby Berger Berger Farms Giddings (979) 540-7004 Clifton Smith Rockin BS Genetics Poteet (210) 788-1118 Clyde & Kathy Culver Culver Showpigs Boerne (210) 827-2258 (830) 336-3046 Curtis W. Houy Houy Hog Farm Fredericksburg (830) 889-8457 (830) 997-8457 David & Lisa Berckenhoff Berckenhoff Showpigs Hallettsville (979) 743-5905 (361) 772-4392

David Solomon Pigs from 662 Devine (210) 232-5260 Denny Wiatrek Wiatrek Livestock Poth (830) 534-6012 Desiree Ramirez Van Ormy (210) 777- 2479 Diron Wunderlich Wunderlich Showpigs Spring Branch (830) 237-6644 Doug Alderson Alderson Farms Seguin (210) 296-4479 Eli Gonzalez Triple G Genetics Laredo (956) 220-3399 Elroy Alex III Frozen Genetics Showpigs Victoria (361) 655-8084 Fabian Mutz Jr. 5M Genetics Floresville(830) 391-1783 Garrett Echtle LaCoste (210) 213-9252 Gary Franz Franz Showpigs Inez (361) 935-6428

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George & Michelle Hofauer H-5 Hog Farm Falls City (210) 394-4292 Gigi Stehling Whiskey Creek Showpigs Sisterdale (210) 445-3131

Hayden Lugo HCL Showpigs Stonewall (830) 998-7777 (830) 669-1487

Jimmy & Cassidy Hayes HF Genetics Port Lavaca (361) 920-0964 (361) 552-4819

Hayden Witt No Regrets Genetics Adkins (210) 246-3491

Jody & Josh Rihn Sabinal (830) 279-6406

Gilbert Sullaway Superior Choice Genetics Helotes (210) 284-8686 (210) 669-2411

James Holland Holland Showpigs Cuero (361) 652-9183

Grace Kessler 5K Farms La Vernia (210) 995-1421

Jarrod & Carole Usener Usener Livestock Fredericksburg (830) 992-1040

Grant Meyer Meyer Showpigs Harper (830) 459-8645 (830) 864-5064

Jasmine Duve Atascosa (512) 293-3953

Greg Baethge Baethge Showpigs Harper (830) 889-0625 (830) 669-2792 Greg Sutherland Sutherland Farm Stockdale (210) 872-2808 Halleigh and Keller Howell Driven Genetics Falls City(830) 399-6955

Jason Roane Jason Roane Showpigs Campbellton (210) 508-5960 (830) 256-4716 Javier Garza G5 Showpigs Raymondville (956) 532-4297 Jeremy Walter WG Showpigs La Vernia (210) 823-5424

John Moyers Sure Success Show Pigs San Antonio (210) 601-3533 John Olle Southern Superior Showpigs Pleasanton (830) 570-1331 Johnnie Flores F-2 Genetics Castroville (210) 426-9583 Johnny R Sanchez Double S Farms Poteet (210) 414-2830 Josh and Carrie Brockman Brockman Farms Montgomery (214) 733-2466 Josh Diaz D2 Livestock Bandera (210) 334-1265

Hannah Kruse Fredericksburg (830) 992-0249

Jerry VanDamme VanDamme Showpigs Hondo (830) 426-1250

Josh Powell Powell Livestock Jourdanton (830) 214-4138 (210) 336-4091

Harold (Choppie) White Lone Star Super Hogs Bryan (979) 777-4180

Jimbo Maxwell Maxwell Show Time Show Pigs New Braunfels (830) 221-6983

Josie Kessler 5K Farms La Vernia (210) 995-1421

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Juan Orosco Asherton (830) 499-3464 Kase Kelso Seguin (210) 240-1215 Kelly Voight Lexington (979) 324-8097 Kelton Mason The Stud Montgomery (936) 232-2124 (217) 251-5833 Kenneth Fey Fey Showpigs Stockdale (830) 481-3162 Kerby Knaupp Kerby Knaupp Showpigs Inc. Fredericksburg (830) 459-4826 Kolton Kelso Kelso Genetics Seguin (210) 240-6710 Lance Allerkamp Allerkamp Farms Comfort (830) 739-5631 (830) 995-2930 Landon Rode W. Rode & Sons Fredericksburg (830) 456-4357 (830) 997-2540 Lawsen Taylor LT3 Showpigs Adkins (210) 373-5603

Leodoro Martinez ML4 Showpigs Cotulla (830) 457-4702 Lindsey Pollok Lana & Lindsey Pollok Falls City (210) 508-5203 Luke Lindner Lindner Showpigs Comfort (830) 377-0969 (830) 431-1183 Marvin Boeck Boeck Showpigs Schertz (210) 414-3569 Matt & Taylor Murdoch MT Heart Livestock Marion (830) 556-3942 Matt and Samuel Gerstenberg 3G Livestock Comfort (830) 377-6604 Mayson Schulze Schultz Showpigs Seguin (830) 433-0486 Michael Tatsch Michael Tatsch & Family Showpigs Harper (830) 370-2127 Morgan & Shelby Wagner Wagner Family Genetics Poteet (830) 480-8028 (830) 480-4114

Nash Waltman Boerne (210) 269-6565 Noe Santana Santana Genetics Alamo (956) 685-9403 Rick Whitman RW Genetics Anderson (512) 540-1490 Ricky Schroeder Schroeder Genetics Anderson (963) 825-1390 Robert Munzer Munzer Farms Bastrop (512) 887-9085 Robert Nagel Pigs for Christ Cuero (361) 648-3226 (361) 277-6032 Roberto & Alyna Garcia RGJ Ranch Raymonville (956) 746-1244 Roger Herridge Herridge Showpigs Llano (512) 809-1297 Roman Klufas RKB Farms Marion (210) 247-9025 Rory Duelm Duelm’s Prevailing Genetics New Braunfels (830) 608-5058 165

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Rowdy Tackett Rocksprings (830) 234-7590 Russell & Jamie Kneese Kneese Showpigs Fredericksburg (830) 456-3298 Ryan Lewis D’Hanis (210) 365-7716 Samantha Barber Barber Hog Farm Devine (830) 741-0300 Samuel, Luke, & Lilah Bohnert SLL Livestock Waring (830) 537-4647 Scott Hefferna Heffernan Genetics Poteet (830) 570-7540 (830) 742-7540 Shelley & Stephen Conran Conran’s 3C Show Pigs New Braunfels (512) 789-7480 Stacey Seeger The Seeger’s Flyin Pig Farm Cibolo (210) 394-0114 Texas Rose Gonzalez Jolly Roger Mission (956) 905-5738 Thomas & Rhonda Burell Triple Burell Showpigs D’hanis (210) 216-8656

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Thomas Kreuger 1-1 Pig Farm San Antonio (210) 846-7890 Tim Doege Doege Show Pigs (210) 667-9627 Tracy Graves Graves Showpigs Three Rivers (361) 449-0900 Trent & Jami Watson Watson Livestock Cuero (361) 275-4151 Trent Corkran BC Showpigs Seguin (830) 560-0691 Trent Williams Shaded W Show Pigs Giddings (979) 540-9722 Tristen Cruz Brownsville (956) 238-0467 Tyler Parrish Parrish Showpigs Hondo (210) 665-5308 Vince Franckowiak Frankowiak Show Pigs St. Hedwig (210) 336-9428 (210) 667-1522 Westley Weyel Devine (210) 260-9492

Zachary Gray Harlingen (956) 357-3025 Zoe Ely C-C Showpigs Sisterdale (210) 887-5708

Heart of Texas Aaron Cummins Weatherford (817) 929-2434 Andrew Tucker Tucker Showpigs Mexia (254) 625-2417 Avery For Ford Showpigs Franklin (979) 324-7268 Ben & Tricia Rush Rush Pig Farm Mart (254) 652-2443 (254) 652-2974 Brian & JanDavis 3D Showpig Hico (254) 485-3427 (254) 796-4184 Cameron Price Price Showpigs Dunlin (254) 485-0998 Chad Hajda Hajda Showpigs Granger (512) 423-2434 (512) 423-2101

Chad Hopson Hopson Showpigs Lampasas (512) 734-2122

Dub Stepp Twister Showpigs Cleburne (817) 517-4302

Jesse Threet 3T Farms Florence (512) 350-0306

Cody Knight 3K Showpigs Goldthwaite (325) 200-2073

Dustin & Kayleigh Shuffle Shuffler Showpigs Cleburne (817) 517-4302 (817) 373-2687

Jhett Lyons Kyle (512) 771-8735

Cole & Melissa Reeves Reeves and Smythe Genetics Hico (254) 624-3080 Colt Caffey Bo-Pop Genetics Sidney (254) 842-1046 Dakota Hankins Hankins Showpigs Hico (254) 974-2222 Dale Partin 4P Showpigs Priddy (325) 451-0370 (325) 966-3744 Dan & Don Steele Steele Hog Farms Temple (254) 984-2479

Erin, Clara & James Steglich Steglich Farms Holland (254) 718-4983 (254) 718-2961 Garrett Bankston Bankston Showpigs Del Valle (512) 497-3026 Garrett Stephens De Leon (254) 734-5969 (254) 893-7490 James Spivey and Austin Jenkins JS Showpigs Comanche (325) 330-2907

John Brown Brown’s Durocs Bartlett (254) 541-9558 (254) 527-3844 Josh and Landi Campbell C Bar Livestock Grandview (817) 266-2101 Joshua Nors Nors Showpigs Abbott (254) 715-1520 Justin Johnson Thorndal (512) 569-5139 Kaden Jacobs J1 Farms Coolidfe (254) 747-0977

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Jason Carr SLR Showpigs Venus (817) 908-9382

David Bragg Bragg Farms Stephenville (254) 977-4141

Jay White White’s Farm Showpigs Bremond (979) 450-3020

Kinlee & Kinsey Gardner Gatesville (254) 223-2017

Diane Elrod Elrod’s Showpigs Iredell (210) 601-6164

Jeremy Rounsavall Rounsavall Showpigs Purdon (903) 641-2055

Garrett & Landon Stephens De Leon (254) 734-5969 (254) 893-7490

Kally Mey Meyer Swine Farm Lott (254) 654-7123

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Madison Morris Riesel (254) 315-1754 Maycon Stork Stork Livestock Hico (254) 485-4056 Michael & Mason Taylor TAYLOR’D Genetics Salado (254) 947-8490 (254) 228-7526 Michael DuBois 4M Showpigs Troy (936) 402-6915 (936) 402-0860 Mike Mikesk Mikeska Showpigs Rogers (254) 624-2283 Mike Schnieder Bohemian Farm Showpigs Burlington (254) 721-4162 (254) 985-2249 Myla Lindsey Valley Mills (940) 473-9068 Paislee Rae Oglesby Hico (254) 624-3080 Patrick & Kyle Spinn Spinn Farms Holland (254) 913-6284 (254) 657-2472 Ray & Ryan Michou Weatherford (817) 304-2335

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Robert & Faye Huebner Kingsbury (830) 660-7101 (830) 639-4788

Adam Roemisch Double T Showpigs Westbrook (325) 574-4343

Robert Loyd Loyd Livestock Troy (254) 493-1839

Allen & Aiden Richburg Richburg Showpigs Roscoe (325) 236-5666

Robert York Point Enterprise Showpigs Mexia (254) 292-3508

Annabelle Hill Early (325) 864-4239

Shane Roach Roach Family Farms Palo Pinto (940) 329-8885 Tammy Bates TNT Showpigs Grandview (817) 615-0924 Tiffany Wooldridge T&C Genetics Mansfield (817) 991-9527 Tracey Cortez Lanier FFA Swine Program Austin (512) 923-2633 Zack Bridges Bridges Livestock Tolar (229) 309-9234

West Texas Austin Jenkins CR’Z J Livestock May (325) 800-8137

Ben & Misty Cozart Cozart Family Genetics Zephyr (254) 433-2201 Billy Bob Orsagh Big Much Genetics Cisco (254) 488-1053 Brad Mund Mund Livestock Wall (325) 277-7228 Brandon & Jarred Mitchell Mitchell Livestock Midland (432) 528-1585 Brian Haynes Haynes Farms Vernon (940) 886-7338 Brice & Payton Easter E6 Farms Post (806) 441-2009 Brock Case Post (806) 577-7715

Burke & Cami Robinson R4 Genetics Baird (325) 669-6636 Canon Harris CC Harris Livestock Cisco (325) 450-0796 Carlos Vazquez V5 Showpigs Fort Stockton (432) 940-2600 Cash Dean Ovalo (325) 864-0836 Choyr Gilbert 109 Show Swine Midland (432) 894-2444 Clint & Julie Halfmann West Texas Genetics Vancourt (402) 429-4946 (325) 340-0232 Colby Stovall Tex-Mex Genetics San Angelo (325) 234-9733 Cory & Lacey Rains Rains Livestock Roscoe (325) 236-0593 Matt & Curry Allen Allen Farms Ovalo (325) 668-0532 (325) 583-2546 (325) 370-6924 (325) 439-0699 Dale Schwartz San Angelo

(325) 234-5206 Dawson Evans Evans Showpigs Early (325) 642-6634 Delvin Shomaker Pecan Creek Showpigs San Angelo (325) 374-8284 (325) 234-4501 Destanay Gift Andrews (325) 812-5257 Doug Widener Widener Livestock Clyde (325) 660-0561

Harvey Schwertner Schwertner Showpigs Helms Ballinger (432) 894-5904 (325) 468-5501 Hunter Mares Mares Showpigs Brownwood (325) 203-1862 Ivy Cumby CF Showpigs Ovalo (325) 439-8027 J.T. & Kelli Naron J.T. & Kelli Naron Showpigs Merkel (325) 660-2183 (325) 928-5425

Douglas Shaefer Schaefer Livestock Garden City (432) 517-0352 (432) 354-2564

Jason Evans Evans Livestock Knox City (940) 203-2775

Harleigh Henderson H&R Showpigs Snyder (940) 445-7206

Jason Lackey Lackey Livestock Haskell (806) 787-3606

Duane Braden Garden City (432) 397-2233

Jay & Heath Boren Rising Star Genetics Rising Star (254) 334-8484 (970) 640-4443

Frank & Nora Davis Davis Livestock Menard (325) 396-2988 Gary Mills Fort Stockton (432) 923-3082 Joshua Ureta & Genail Lopez JB&G Showpigs (432) 923-3737 (432) 360-8030

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Jim & Beverly Cogburn C-4 Showpigs Colorado City (325) 242-5503

Kelby McCorkle Silver Valley Showpigs Coleman (325) 214-4130 (325) 625-2830

Jody Walton Walton Showpigs Sweetwater (325) 338-5727

Kerry Shain Outlaw Genetics Seminole (325) 206-3615

John & Amy Lange Lange Livestock Miles (325) 895-0961 (325) 468-2233

Kim Baize West Texas Boar Stud Stamford (325) 665-8048 (512) 578-9481

Johnny Forbes Forbes Genetics Colorado City (325) 436-8641 Joshua Dean Ovalo (325) 864-0836 Joshua Patterson 5P Showpigs Breckenridge (325) 664-7115 Joshua Ureta JB&G Showpigs Odessa (432) 923-3737 Justin Duncan 3D Livestock Bangs (325) 642-2188 Justin Hopkins Pigs In’a Blanket (325) 642-6148 (325) 748-5740 Keith Cook Stanton (432) 661-0339 170

Leon Freeman Freeman Showpigs Lohn (325) 344-5514 Lisa Allen Double Take Showpigs Midland (432) 413-0035 (575) 496-3175 Lorrin & Morgan Scott Lazy S Showpigs Colorado City (224) 425-1596 Macey Barron Shallowater (806) 832-0531 Maddox & Knox Fleming Hermleigh (325) 895-5096

Mason Garner Underdog Genetics Lawn (325) 439-0699 Matt Castillo MK Showpigs Westbrook (325) 242-5122 Mike Parsons EZ Farms/IBEX Genetics Albany (325) 762-4018 (325) 762-2547 Mike Pruitt Midland (432) 296-1819 (432) 570-1120 Paige Price Albany (325) 762-6472 Peggy Wallace U4 Farms Sonora (210) 865-4142 Reggy Spencer Spencer/Collier Showpigs Colorado City (325) 370-8990 Riley Bilbrey Abilene (325) 370-6534

Mallory Kern Loraine (512) 766-5376

Robbie & Shannon Phillips Phillips Showpigs Roscoe (806) 790-4345 (806) 297-3238

Marty, Jacob, & Zach Weishuhn Weishuhn Brothers Showpigs San Angelo (325) 656-2629

Ronnie & Josh Daniel Daniel Family Genetics Santa Anna (325) 726-8226

Shannon Barbee Shannon Barbee Showpigs Hamlin (325) 370-4503 Shaun & Leslie Galovich Galovich Farms Tuscol (325) 668-9375

Far West Texas Texas Temple Twin Peaks Genetics Alpine (970) 817-0896

Sheila Unge Rockin U Showpigs Breckenridge (325) 665-4416 Stan Creed Creed Showpigs Sweetwater (325) 864-0274 Tatum and Katie Braden Garden City (432) 268-3275 Ted Merryman Merryman Showpigs Clyde (325) 669-7597 (325) 893-1562 Terry Utley Utley Farms Knox City (940) 256-3288 (940) 657-4330 Jesse Van Meter Cain Pig Far Breckenridge (254) 246-0168 Warren & Max Tongate Tongate Showpigs Bangs (325) 647-5200 Wyndle Dabney Breckenridge (254) 246-1976

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