2009 Membership Directory - Senepol Cattle Breeders Association

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March 2009
2009 Membership Directory
Advertisers Anunciantes
Alpha Genetics.................................................................................... 14
Annaly Farms.............................................................Inside Back Cover
Carambola Beach Resort......................................................................11
Fazenda Santa Ana................................................................................ 7
University of Virgin Islands................................................................ 15
H.J. White Farms.................................................................................. 7
King Farms......................................................................................... 14
Ludlum Farms....................................................................................... 6
Oak Lane Farms................................................................... Back Cover
Parker’s Senepol................................................................................. 14
Prime Rate Ranch..................................................... Inside Front Cover
Sacramento Farms............................................................................... 16
Features Contenido
Message from the President.................................................................. 1
An Invitation to St. Croix.................................................................... 2
Una invitación a St. Croix..................................................................... 3
Membership Directory.......................................................................... 4
How to Register.................................................................................... 9
Como Registrar.........................................................................................................9
2009 Convention Registration Form ................................................. 10
Helpful Hints WHR.............................................................................................. 12
Segerencias útiles WHR....................................................................................... 13
Product of the USA
A Message from the President
Senepol Cattle Breeders Association
Breed Founded in U.S. Virgin Islands
P.O. Box 429, O’Fallon, IL 62269
1 (800) SENEPOL • Fax (240) 233-0020
website: www.senepolcattle.com
Office Manager: Lisa Vorce
email: vorce @breedercare.com
2008-2009 SCBA Board of Directors
Hans Lawaetz, President
P.O. Box 366 • Fredericksted, St. Croix, VI, USA 00841
(340) 778-2229 – office • (340) 778-3602 – home
(340) 778-0270 – fax
email: [email protected]
Jerry White, Vice President/Treasurer
P.O. Box 215, 4336 Burny Rd. • Bladenboro, NC 28320
(910) 648-6171 – farm • (910) 863-4299 – fax
(910) 863-3170 – home
Swanee Carver
2859 Bright Star Road • Horton, AL 35980
(205) 466-5113
Charles Conway
165 Blackberry Ln. • Deatsville, AL 36022
(334) 569-0651–home • email: [email protected]
Sebastiao De Aguiar
104 Crandon Blvd. Suite 420 • Key Biscayne, FL 33149
(305) 365-6567–office • (305) 365-6588–fax
John DeGroote
Box 639 • Hurley, MS 39555
(228) 588-2826 – farm • (228) 769-7698 – fax
(228) 762-5986 – office
Curtis Ludlum
806 Village Street • Bladenboro, NC 28320
(910) 863-4265 - home • (910) 872-9104 - cell
Art Martinez
401 Coral Way, Suite 302 • Miami, FL 33131
(305) 446-3234
Carl Parker
305 County Road 591 • Rogersville, AL 35692
(256) 247-0521 – home • (256) 247-0968 – fax
(800) 621-9862, Ext. 6810 – office
email:[email protected]
Patrick Pitti
P.O. Box 275 • Stratford, TX 79084
(806) 683-6466 – home • (806) 366-3766 - cell
[email protected]
Pedro Alejandro Restrepo
Calle 6# 25-53 • Medellin, Colombia
011-574-311-2844 – home
Dear Senepol Breeders and Friends,
As we start the New Year I wish we would all stop
to appreciate the many good things in our lives and
look forward in a positive manner to face the difficult
world financial situation we face today.
After seeing the inauguration of President Barack
Obama on TV I felt we were witnessing the beginning
of a new direction that I hope will lead to a more peaceful world.
The SCBA Board of Directors, at its’ November 6 & 7th, 2008 meeting in Kansas City, MO modified the Whole Herd Reporting (WHR) Rules
& Regulations for the year 2009 by dividing the Fullblood/Purebred (F/P)
Senepols into one category and the % Senepol into a separate category. The
Rules also now includes “volume price discounts” to individuals and “country associations” that enroll many cattle and a provision for breeders “to get
caught up in the SCBA WHR program” by providing a reduced fee of $5.00
per animal per generation, available until December 31, 2009, for dams and
their calves not registered or in the SCBA WHR since 2001. This will allow
some Senepol breeders a chance to now get their F/P or % Senepol cattle
enrolled into WHR for 2010 at a reduced cost.
While at the meeting the Board members also had a chance to visit the
Angus Genetics, Inc. (AGI) Headquarters and visit with Mr. Bill Bowman,
Chief Operating Officer of AGI, and Dr. Sally Northcutt, Genetic Research
Director of AGI. We discussed at length the “pros” of having the Senepol
herds in the WHR program with their performance data in order to provide
the most accurate EPDs (Estimated Progeny Difference). The “new standard bearer” for selecting breeding cattle for your herd is EPDs, which is
a calculated number based on performance data from all the calves in your
herd, and many other herds (sometimes with Sires related to your Sire, and
probably from a different environment and/ or Country) for Birth Weight
(WT), Weaning Wt., Yearling Wt. and other traits. For the Senepol breed to
be competitive with other cattle breeds today, we need the most accurate (%)
EPDs possible, which means data from as many total herds and countries as
possible. Please note the 2008 SIRE SUMMARY in the October Senepol
World issue which listed the EPDs for the leading Sires in the Breed.
When your F/P Senepol herd is enrolled in the SCBA WHR program,
providing performance data on all the calves in that contemporary group
(weighed at the same time with birthdates within 90 days) all your registration certificates will include EPDs. In our discussions with Dr. Northcutt
she strongly indicated that she and AGI this spring would begin the process
of developing the calculations necessary to provide Crossbred EPDs for the
Senepol breed through a multi-breed analysis.
If your Senepol herd is not in the SCBA WHR program you may still
register and transfer their calves, at a fee, and the registration certificates
will not include EPDs, ratios and adjusted weights.
The next SCBA Board meeting will be held in Atlanta, Ga. March 13
&14, 2009. Please begin to make your plans to attend the 32nd SCBA Annual Convention June 25-26, 2009 on St. Croix, US Virgin Islands, the “home
of the founding herds" and for a great vacation and learning experience.
Regards,
Hans Lawaetz President, SCBA
Charles Whitworth
106 Rainbow Drive • Madison, AL 35758
(256) 830-1503
Senepol World • 1
An invitation to beautiful St. Croix
On behalf of the SCBA and the St.
Croix Senepol Breeders we wish to extend
to you a special invitation to join us at the
32nd SCBA Annual Convention to be held
on St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, June 2527, 2009.
The convention will be held at the Carambola Beach Resort
Hotel which is on the scenic north coast of St. Croix. I would
encourage you
to join us with
members of
your family
to enjoy this
beautiful vacation hotel.
Although
we are here
for “business”
with plans for
speakers and
tours of the
two last main founding herds of the Senepol breed dating back to the 1950’s we will
also plan for sailing trips to one of the few
National Underwater Parks in the world and
Historic Tours of Old Sugar Plantations dating back to the 1700’s. We will also have
planned tours of the Carl & Marie Lawaetz
Museum which Carl purchased in 1895 and
developed his dairy herd and also the Frits
E. Lawaetz Homestead which became the
Annaly Farms Headquarters and where now
Frits’ grand-daughter Jodie Lawaetz-Mays resides with her family in an old sugar mill built
in 1803 and converted into a home in 1946 by
the Annaly Farms “Limited Partner” Mr. Ward M. Canaday.
The two towns of St. Croix, Frederiksted & Christiansted,
are very historic dating back to the late 1700’s after Denmark
bought the Islands from the French in 1733. The slaves were
freed in 1848 and although there was a “fire burn” in 1776 when
many plantations were burnt, St. Croix has remained a rural “laid
back” island, with a very “melting pot” of nationalities inhabiting
the island.
Tourism has been on the increase for the past forty years,
decreasing the acreage available for pastureland, but now more
shopping is available for visitors.
The University of the Virgin Islands (CN Brand) and Annaly
Farms (WC Brand) still have an excellent number of Senepol
cattle on the Island. I am sure you will enjoy seeing them.
We are also reviewing the possibility of having a Senepol
Auction to export one trailer load (25 head) or two trailer loads of
young Senepol to the U.S., if there is sufficient interest.
The business sessions and ranch tours are planned for Thursday and Friday during the day and the farewell banquet on Friday
or Saturday evening. The Carambola Hotel has a very popular
Caribbean Show and dancing every Friday night.
I would recommend arriving on Wednesday, June 24th and
depart on Monday June 29th, with sailing and island tours on Saturday and Sunday. If you wish any advice on travel plans please
contact my office at [email protected] or 340-778-2229/
Look forward to seeing you on St. Croix,
Hans
2 • Senepol World
Una invitación a St. Croix
En nombre de la SCBA y de los Criadores de Senepol de St. Croix queremos extender a ustedes un invitación muy especial
para que nos acompañen en la 32va Convención Anual de la SCBA que tendrá lugar
en St. Croix, Islas Vírgenes Americanas, entre el 25 y 27 de Junio de 2009.
La convención se celebrara en el Hotel Carambola Resort
Beach el cual
esta en la bella
playa norte de
St. Croix. Les
invito a que
se unan a nosotros con los
miembros de
sus familias
para disfrutar
de este bello
hotel vacacional.
Aunque
estaremos aquí por “negocios” planeamos tener
conferencias y visitas a los dos últimos hatos
fundadores de la Raza Senepol que data de los
años 1950, también planeamos viajes en velero
a uno de los pocos Parques Naturales Subacuaticos en el mundo y visitas a las Antiguas Plantaciones de Cana de Azúcar que datan de antes de
los años 1700. También hemos planeado visita
al Museo de Carl y Marie Lawaetz el cual compro Carl en 1895 y desarrollo su hato lechero y
también el HOMESTEAD de Frits E. Lawaetz
que se convirtió en el Cuartel General de Annaly
Farms, donde ahora vive Jodie Lawaetz-Mays la
nieta de Frits con su familia en un viejo molino
de azúcar construido en 1803 y convertido en
viviendo en 1946 por el “Socio Comanditario”
de Annally Farms el Sr. Ward M. Canaday.
Los dos pueblos de Sr. Croix, Frederiksted y Christiansted,
son muy históricos y datan de finales de los años 1700 después
que Dinamarca compro la Isla a los Franceses en 1733. Los esclavos fueron liberados en 1848 y aunque hubo una “quemada”
en 1776 cuando muchas plantaciones fueron incendiadas, St.
Croix ha permanecido como una isla muy rural “relajada”, con
un muy “Crisol” de nacionalidades conviviendo en la Isla.
Durante los últimos cuarenta años el turismo ha venido en
aumento, decreciendo el área disponible para pasturas, por más
“Shopping” para los visitantes.
Aun hay una excelente cantidad de ganado Senepol en la
isla propiedad de La Universidad de las Islas Vírgenes (Marca
CN) y por Annaly Farms (Marca WC).
También estamos viendo la posibilidad de hacer una Subasta Senepol con la cantidad que carga un trailer para exportación para los EE.UU. (25 cabezas) o la carga de dos trailers de
Senepol jóvenes, si hay suficiente interés.
Las sesiones de negocios y la visita ranchos están planeadas
para el Jueves y Viernes durante el día y el banquete de DESPEDIDA (CLAUSURA) el Viernes o Sábado en la EVENING. El
Hotel Carambola tiene un show Caribeño muy popular y bailes
cada Viernes en la noche.
Recomiendo llegar el Miércoles 24 de Junio y salir el Lunes
29, haciendo la vela y las visitas de la Isla Sábado y Domingo. Si
desea cualquier recomendación sobre planes de viaje por favor
contacte con mi oficina en [email protected]
Nos veremos en St. Croix,
Hans
Senepol World • 3
REGION 1
Virgin Islands
Gasperi, Caroline CGCastle Nugent Farms
Inactive Lifetime member
P.O. Box 969 St Croix, 00821
Phone#809-731508
Gasperi, Kiko CNCastle Nugent Farms
Inactive Lifetime Member
Phone#(340)773-2386
Fax#: (340)773-1508
Email: [email protected]
Godfrey, PhD, Robert University of VI
RR 1 Box 10000 Kings Hill, 00850
Phone#340-692-4042
Fax#: 340-692-4035
Directions: St. Croix, USVI
Cows in herd: 100 Fullblood. 20 Bulls and 30 Heifers available for sale yearly.
Henry, LaVelle Inactive Lifetime Member
Phone#(340)772-3633
Lakos, Sue SL
Post Office Box 3405 Kings Hill, St Croix, 00851
Phone#(340)692-4179
Lawaetz, Hans WC
Annaly Farms
Phone#340-778-3602
Fax#: 340-778-0270
Phone#340-778-2229
Directions: Take a plane or ship, land on St. Croix, and I will come pick you up.
100 Fullblood Senepols. Predominate bloodlines: WC-525, WC-648,
WC-410, FEL Z67, WC-850, WC-260 and others. Herd sires: WC-719,
WC-322, WC-506. 10 Bulls and 50 females for sale each year.
Lawaetz, Hans HL
Phone#:(340)778-2229
Lawaetz, Jodie A JL
Phone#340-778-3602
Fax#: (340)778-0270
INTERNATIONAL
Pitti, Arquimedes y Flia
HC
Hacienda Corrales, S.A.
Apartado 042600373 David, Chiriqui, Republica de Panamá
PO Box 275 Stratford, TX. 79084 USA
Phone#011-507-66444801 cell or 011-507-775-4504
Fax#: 011-507-774-2272 Panama or 806-396-5353 (USA)
Phone#806-366-3766 or 806-683-6466 Email: [email protected]
Directions: Hacienda Corrales esta ubicada en la carretera Interamericana a 30 minutos de David hacia Panama en el distrito de San Lorenzo,
provincia de Chiriqui.
Directions to Farm: Hacienda Corrales is located on The Panamerican
Highway, 30 minutes from the city of David going towards Panama City
in the district of San Lorenzo, province of Chiriqui
Cows in herd: 40 Fullblood. Predominate Bloodlines: SENEPOL CN
Blondie 4635, AMI 635E, CN 5225. SENEGUS: LCC Heavenly 8141,
Jazz, Bieber Red Arow 6059. Herd Sires: (AI) SENEPOL: CN 5480
Hercules, PRR 840ET, Prosperity 12L. SENEGUS: RAB Heaven Sent.
Rios Gnaegi, Luis BATGanadera Batipa, S.A.
PO Box 0426-00057 David, Chiriqui,
Phone#507-66135661 cell
Fax#: 507-775-8061
Phone#507-775-2512
Directions: Batipa, Carretera Interamericana, Chiriqui Panama
Cows in herd: 3 Fullblood, 94 Percentage. Herd sires: 5480, 48K
HBC7115, Bravehart. 5 Bulls and 25 heifers for sale annually
Rodriguez, Hermes FDH
Finca Don Hermes
Avenida Central y Calle 7 Santiago de Veraguas,
Phone#011-507-998-3411
Fax#: 011-507-998-5275
Phone#011-507-6612-4271 cell
Directions: Las Palmas - Veraguas
Cows in herd: 20 fullblood. 6 bulls and 6 heifers for sale annually
Urriola Real, Eduardo C. ECU Hacienda Mis Dos Estrellas
Apartado 0831-02012 Panama Republica de Panama
Phone#(507)6613-2714
Fax#: (507) 240-1135
Phone#(507) 248-5566 cell
Directions: Lidice, Capira
Cows in herd: 135 fullblood, 8 Senegus. AI - sire bloodlines: WJ Wizard,
CN5938D, OLR9902J, TT Rajun Cajun4J, DOHSabre3KET, CN5480,
KF140G, PRR978H ET, CN438M, HBC Wizard68K, CPDusty123L,
WC98N, CN349L, CN6614H & PRR3106N. 40 Bulls & 10 cows for sale.
Urena, RobertoRUGGanadera Urena
Phone#809-778-2229 PTY 210, PO Box 02-5275 Miami, Florida 33102-5275
Animals are in Panama
Nelthropp FamilyNF1Granard Estates
Phone#011-507-6612-1876 cell
Fax#: 011-507-30380-57
Venezuela
Panamá
Diaz, BeatrizGGGGenetica Ganadera Genproca
Alvarado, Roger Manuel y FliaRMA
Valle Del Rio, S.A.
PO Box 522237 Miami, Florida 33152
Animals are in Venezuela
Mailing address: Hot Express c/o Roger Manuel Alvarado
Bamco-CCS-0900-00
2292 N.W. 82nd Ave Miami, Florida 33122
Phone#011.58-212-2846575
Fax#: 011.58-212-2844341
Ranch: Corrales, Chiriqui, Republica de Panama
Phone#011-507-265-6764
Phone#011-507-6612-5328 cell
Diaz, Beatriz ASO Senepol
Senepol Association of Venezuela
Melillo-Maglione, PhD Rocco Bamco CCS-090-00, PO Box 522237 Miami, Florida 33152
Apartado 8547 Ciudad De Panama, Zona 5
JC
Agropecuaria La Estrella RCA
Phone#6612-4092
Fax#: 229-6502 Jimenez, Carlos
Bamco CCS 090-00, PO Box 522237 Animals are in Venezuela
Miami, Florida 33152-2237
4 • Senepol World
OLAVARRIA, ALBERTO AO AGROPECUARIA ALJAVA 691 C.A.
COSTA RICA
Bamco CCS 090-00, PO BOX 522237 Animals are in Venezuela Garnier, Andre
AG
Andre Garnier Kruse
Miami, Florida 33152-2237
P O BOX 025216 SJO 2991 Miami, Florida 33102-5216
Phone# 11-582122842361
Business#: 11-582122844341 Cattle are located in Costa Rica
Phone#506-438-0863
Fax#: 506-289-4747
Dominican Republic
Phone#506-438-4005
Email:
[email protected]
Martinez Julian, Luis
Y
Hacienda Santa Maria
PO Box 025650
EPS P-7687 Miami, Florida 33102-5650
Cattle are located in Dominican Republic
Phone#809-707-3332
Paredes-Zaglul, Anneris DAP
Hacienda El Morro
Mailing:15918 Wyndover Road Tampa, Florida 33647
Ranch: Carretera Miches - Seybo KM 4, Seybo R.D. Domincan Republic
Phone#809-374-8620
Phone#809-796-7813 cell
813-956-2672 cell
Fax#: (813)978-8613 fax or 809-561-8666 fax
Directions: Call for directions
Cows in herd: 15 Fullblood, 14 Purebred & 221 Percentage. Predominate
bloodlines: Senepol. 50 Bulls and 40 Heifers for sale annually.
ColOmbia
Restrepo, Pedro Alejandro SVCustodiar SA
Calle 6 # 25-53 Medellin, Columbia
Phone#011-574-311-2844
Fax#: 011-574-312-7378
Canada
Davis, PhD, Roger DRIDavis-Rairdan Embryo
Transplants Ltd.
Box 590 Crossfield, AB TOM050
Phone#(403)946-4551
Fax#: (403)946-5093
Directions: 1/2 hour North of Calgary, Alberta Canada
Sanchez, Juan ManualCANT
Agricola El Cantaro S.A.
100 SUR Iglesia San Francisco, Heredia Costa Rica
Phone#506-260-4433
Fax#: 506-237-8934
Phone#506-238-0348
GUATEMALA
Aguirre, Adonai
Jose Adonai Aguirre Quinonez
14 Avenida “A” 6-68 Zona 8 Ciudad San Cristobal, 1057
Guatemala
Coronado Perez, Edwin Rolando
10 Avenida “A” 34-23
Zona 11 Colonia Las Charcas, Guatemala 1011
Figueroa, Eduardo
Calzada Aguilar Batres 37-55 Zona 12
Villa Nueva, Guatemala 1012
Serra, Jose
Hacienda La Reata
6 Calle 4-27 Zona 1 de Mixco Ciudad San Cristobal,
Guatemala 1057
Harders, Jose
Jose Carlos Harders Anderson
Km. 16.5 Carretera a el Salvador San Antonio Lote 23,
Guatemala 1051
south africa
Davis, PhD, Roger DOHOH Ranch/Davis-Rairdan Knipe, Peter
J9
J9 Senepol Farming SA
Box 590 Crossfield, AB T0M050
Phone#(403)946-4551 P.O. Box 4 MoLoPo River, 8080 South Africa
Fax#: (403)946-5093
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Directions: 1/2 hour North of Calgary, Alberta Canada
Puerto Rico
Brazil
Cianzio, Danilo CAUniversity of Puerto Rico
Fernandes, JuniorZTGrama Senepol Animal Industry Dept.
Rua Floriano Peixoto 1100, apt 62 Jaboticazal - SP,
College of Agriculture
CEP 14870-000 Brazil
Phone# 551632032701 P O Box 9030 Mayaguez, 00681-9030
Phone#551697852152 cell
Email: [email protected] Phone#787-265-3854
Fax#: 787-834-4548
Ferreira Lima, JairoGENEGenetropic Agropecuaria Ltda Phone#787-403-3560 cell
Rua Expedicionario Lellis
Directions: Route 110, km 21 towards Rafael Hernandez Airport (ex
222 Jardim Soljumar Sertao Zinho, CEP 14170-660 Brazil
Ramey Base)
Phone#16 3942 4390
Fax#: 16 2105 3623 Cows in herd: 98 Fullblood, 92 Percentage. Predominate bloodlines:
Phone#16 2105 3660
Email: [email protected] Senepol & Charolais. Herd sires: 9 Senepol (CN, WC & CA) and 3
Marconato, Alex
AESanta Helena Senepol Charolais. 60 bulls (5-8 sire bulls) and 30 heifers for sale annually.
AV Jose da Costa, No 983 - Bairno Aparecida
Jaboticabal - SP - Brazil, CEP 14882-215
CX Postal -07
Phone# 551632020799
Phone#551681770262 cell
Marcondes Machado, AR
Fazenda Santa Ana
Ana Rosa & Thomas Ranch: Vale Formoso, S. Paulo, Brazil
Mailing: 67 Hudson Ave Brooklyn, New York 11201
Phone#718-855-3573
Fax#: 718-855-3573
Phone#55-17-3543-3338 Email: [email protected]
Coco SantiagoGSIGanaderia Santiago, Inc.
Carr. 121Km. 12.1 Bo, Susua, Yauco Ponce, 00732
P.O. Box 7382
Phone#787-510-4060 cell
Fax#: 787-848-5946
Phone#787-848-5542
Rivera Torres, DuamelGCGanaderia Cotorrera
HC 01 Box 6103 Villa Ilba, 00766 Puerto Rico
Phone#787-847-1648
Phone#787-215-5438 cell
Senepol World • 5
REGION 2
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Florida
DeAguiar, Sebastiao SCRSacramento Farms
Senepol LLC
104 Crandon Blvd Suite 420, Key Biscayne, Florida 33149
Phone#(305)986-6160 cell
Fax#: (305)365-6588
Phone#(305)365-6567
Directions: 11575 Hwy 98N (10 miles North Okeechobee City, Okeechobee, FL.
Predominate bloodlines: CN & WC. Herd Sires: RD 6801S, RBS 9704G, WC
950, WC 112, WC 123. 50 Bulls and 30 Heifers for sale annually.
Martinez, Art PRR
Prime Rate Ranch
Office: 401 Coral Way, Suite 302 Miami, Florida 33134
Ranch: 6305 SW Rucks Dairy Road, Okeechobee, FL 34974
Phone#(305)446-3234
Fax#: (305)443-9651
Directions: Please see my website at www.primerateranch.com or feel
free to email me and I will send directions to you.
Cows in herd: 192 Fullblood, 2 Purebred and 8 Percentage. Predominate
bloodlines: Castle Nugent. Herd Sires: CN 4635 & CN 6445. Approximately 90 animals for sale each year. Approximately 20 Yearling Bulls for
sale and 30 Heifers for sale.
Rondon de Hoffiz, Irma
SAH
Abrahan Hoffiz CXA
4931 Cypress Way Coconut Creek, Florida 33073
Phone#954-427-7866
Fax#: 954-721-8946
Phone#809-553-2435
Toussaint, Bayard
825 Daffodil St Lake Placid, Florida 33852
Wierer, Frank FC
FC Ranch
3137 Terry Lane Crestview, Florida 32539
Phone#850-682-0468
Directions: 2.5 Miles Northeast of Crestview, Florida.
bloodlines: Senepol and Angus. Herd Sire: OLR 10P. 4 Bulls for sale
annually.
Dalbey,Tom HBC
1515 Plantation Road Adel, Georgia 31620
Phone#229-896-5000
Fiveash, George
FSS
3090 Old Coffee Road Adel, Georgia 31620
Phone#229-563-5380
Honey Bee Creek, GA
Five Star Senepol Farm
Griffin, Bobby
PL
Power Line Farm
2522 Elko Road Elko, Georgia 31025
Phone#478-230-0422 cell
Fax# 770-459-5997
Directions: Down I-75 from Macon, GA, get off on GA Hwy 32. Go East
22 miles to Mystic, GA and farm.
Cows in herd: 33 Fullblood & 3 Purebred. Predominate bloodlines: PL
Chief 76L & PL SPUD 80M. Herd Sires: PL Chief and PL Gart. 12 Bulls
and 20 Hiefers for sale annually.
Hoaglin, DougDEHCripple Creek
Farms LLC
254 Kersey Road Elko, Georgia 31025
Strickland, Roy ROYRoy Lee Strickland
1765 Townsend Rd Villa Rica, Georgia 30180
Phone#770-459-5997
Phone#404-405-6589
We are striving to breed cattle
with high DNA for Tenderness,
Marbling and Feed Efficiency.
Georgia
Bates, MD, Roger RRF
520 Oakridge Drive Waycross, Georgia 31501
Coley Ranch SenepolCRSC
P O Box 750 Statham, Georgia 30666
Support your association.
Participate in the programs
available to you and
get involved.
6 • Senepol World
E.T. Daughters of
LSF General 53L Bloodlines
Semen Available through Genex
udlum Farms
Curtis & Marie Ludlum
806 Village Street • Bladenboro, NC 28320 • 910-863-4265
REGION 3
NORTH CAROLINA,
SOUTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE
North Carolina
Bryan, Hearl & Wilma
HWB
337 Bryan Rd Bladenboro, North Carolina 28320
Phone#910-863-3257
Ludlum, Curtis & Marie CMLLudlum Farms
806 Village St Bladenboro, North Carolina 28320
Phone#910-863-4265
Fax#: 910-863-4265
Phone#910-872-9104 cell
Directions: 9 miles south of Lumberton, NC on Hwy 211 South. Turn left
on Barry Lewis Road.
Cows in herd: 30 Fullblod. Herd Sire: LSF General 53L. Predominate
Bloodlines: LSF General, Longford, BGW Omega, CML Moses. 5 Bull calves
and 20 Heifer calves for sale annually.
Serls, Eddy & Christy ECSSerls Senepols
188 Serls Farm Road Warrenton, North Carolina 27589
Phone#252-257-1933
White, Jerry & Boyce
BGW
H J White Farm
Post Office Box 215 Bladenboro, North Carolina 28320
Phone# (910) 863-3170
Fax#: (910)863-4299
Phone#(910)648-6171
Directions: From Lumberton, N.C., exit I-95 on exit 20 or 22. Take Hwy
211 to Bladenboro. South of Bladenboro on Hwy 211, exit on SR 1134
(Burney Road) which is one mile from stoplight – first farm on the left.
Cows in herd: 60 fullblood and purebred. Predominate bloodlines: WC389E,
BGW Moses30L, ASL Omega. Herd sires: LSF General53L and his sons. 5 bulls
and 20 females for sale annually.
South Carolina
McCarty, Otto S.O
P O Box 68 Aiken, South Carolina 29802
Phone#803-648-4843
Phone#803-645-1940 cell
Directions: Take Exit #22 off I-20 toward Aiken, SC. Take first paved road to
left (Beaver Dam Road). At stop sign, turn right on Wire Road. Go 2.1 miles
- farm is on your left (794 Wire Road).
Cows in herd: 5 Purebred & 50 Percentage. Predominate bloodlines:
General. 20 cows for sale annually.
Tennessee
Dupree, Eric / Nance, Harold EDHNDuNan Senepols
1865 Jennings Rd Alamo, Tennessee 38001
Phone#731-676-5743
731-656-2897
Fax#: 731-656-4244
731-767-5753
Phone#731-617-5600 cell
Directions: Take Interstate 40 West to exit 79 (Dyersburg, Alamo). Take Highway 412
to Maury City Exit (Hwy 88). Take 88 to Jennings Road.
Herd Sires: EPW Bar 51 Alpha 166L (fullblood). 3 Bulls and 6 Heifers for
sale annually.
Lawson Senepol Farms FarmsLSF
211 Coleman Street Harrogate, Tennessee 37752
Phone#(423)869-2642
Pearman, David
PLazy P Ranch
P O Box 144 Arthur, Tennessee 37707
Phone#423-526-4580 cell
Robertson DVM, Edwin
ASL
American Senepol Ltd
P O Drawer 1 Harrogate, Tennessee 37752
Phone#(423) 869-9845
Fax#: (423)869-5546
Sanders, Mark MS
Millertown Senepols
5621 Millertown Pike Knoxville, Tennessee 37924
Phone#(865)523-4939
Phone#865-679-1773 cell
Directions: Take Exit #8 off I-640, go to Millertown Pike. Go East on
Millertown Pike. Continue until you cross a bridge over Railroad track.
Driveway is 10th paved on left past the bridge.
Predominate bloodlines: Maternal Magic, Milkman. Herd sires: MS 46N,
MS 4F, MS 6E and MS 1F & BTF 3604 5714.
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Senepol World • 7
REGION 4
KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
AND ALL STATES NORTH AND EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
Kentucky
Pott, Jr. DVM, Nelson NP
1717 Old Dixie Hwy Horse Cave, Kentucky 42749
Phone#270-670-7950 cell
Directions: Call me anytime. I will direct you from Glasgow or Horse
Cave, KY.
Cows in herd: 14 Fullblood. Predominate bloodlines: WC - Annaly Farms
Sires. 5 Bull calves for sale each year.
REGION 5
Alabama
Barrentine, Billy & Janice
16175 Old Fayette Rd Northport, Alabama 35475
Phone#205-339-6533
Speer, Bill
Barren River Senepols
1509 Beckton-Rocky Hill Road Glasgow, Kentucky 42141
Mike ToddCOCentury Oaks Farms
2014 Pond Meadow Drive Somerset, Kentucky 42503
Phone#606-679-3576 cell Email: [email protected]
Predominate bloodlines: CN 1781, Scrapper, CO 434, Hot Stuff.
ALABAMA AND MISSISSIPPI
Reeves, CharlesSHF
109 Woodland Dr Jackson, Alabama 36545
Phone#251-769-2374
Carver, SwaneeSSFSwanee’s Senepol Sasser, Willie HWHS
23473 North Creek Road Opp, Alabama 36467
2859 Bright Star Road Horton, Alabama 35980
Phone#256-302-0200 cell
Phone#205-466-5113 Phone#334-858-7190
Welborn, David and GDW
Heartland Farms
Directions: 22 miles East of Cullman or 3 miles West Snead crossroads.
Gloria and Sons
Cows in herd: 60 fullblood & 6 Percentage. Predominate bloodlines: CN
36 Heritage Dr Alexander City, Alabama 35010
4716, HBC 918-19G, DL Barney 33J, ASL Black Target 101F E.T. Herd
Phone#(256)329-1987
Fax#: (256)234-2899
Sires: Dr. Sweeney & HBC 918-19G. 12 Bulls and 10 Heifers for sale annuPhone#(256)329-2020
ally.
Directions: US Hwy 280 East, 1/2 mile beyond the intersection of Hwy
Conway, CharlesCMCCoosa River Farm 280 & State Route 63, turn left into Heritage Estates.
Cows in herd: 6 fullblood & 2 purebred. Herd Sires: St. Croix’s Shadow.
165 Blackberry Ln Deatsville, Alabama 36022
Phone#334-569-0651
Phone#334-749-4153
Directions: Call for directions
Cows in herd: 20 Fullblood, 7 Purebred & 10 Percentage. Predominate bloodlines: HBC Hotstuff 8E, CP Levi 214M, HBC 918 28G. Herd Sires: CP Levi
214M, Dr. Sweeney 53R & HBC 28G. 2 Bulls and 4 Heifers for sale annually.
King, Earl
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King Farms
Post Office Box 1391 Jackson, Alabama 36545
1510 Forest Ave
Phone#(251)246-4869
Email: [email protected] Fax#: (251)246-3357 or
(251) 246-3357
Directions: From Hwy 43, At Walmart in Jackson go East on Walker Springs
Road. Go four and one-half miles, turn right at the farm sign.
Cows in herd: 30 fullblood & 5 purebred. Predominate Bloodlines and herd sires:
KF Charlie 420L, HBC 918-28G, King Alpha F140G, CP King Alpha 301 N ET.
8 Bulls and 8 Heifers for sale annually.
King, Ronnie
KC
265 Autumn Rd Monroeville, Alabama 36460
Phone#(251)575-4030
Fax#: (251)575-3641
King Cattle
Parker, CarlCP
Parkers Senepol
305 Co. Rd. 591 Rogersville, Alabama 35652
Phone#(256)247-0521
Fax#: (256)247-0968
Phone#(800)621-9862
Cows in herd: 42 Fullblood, 7 Purebred, 32 Percentage.
Predominate bloodlines: CP Levi 214M, ASL Extra, 077 Rusty, HBC 918
28, AC761, CP King Alpha 301 N E.T. Herd Sires: HBC 918 28G, CP
Redneck 415P, CP Rusty 123L. 4 Bulls & 15 Heifers for sale yearly
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Whitworth, DVM, CharlesWFSCWhitworth Farms Senepols
106 Rainbow Dr. Madison, Alabama 35758
Phone#256-772-3186 home 256-830-1503 work
Fax#: 256-830-2525
Phone#256-651-0914 cell
Directions: Located 2 miles North of Huntsville International Airport corner of County Line Road and Mill Road.
bloodlines: MS, CP & SSF. Herd Sires: Rainmaker, Wrangler CP 455P &
WFSC 3N. 4 Bulls and 5 Heifers for sale annually.
Mississippi
DeGroote, PhD, JohnOLROak Lane Ranch
Post Office Box 639 Hurley, Mississippi 39555
Phone#(228) 588-2826
Fax#: (228)769-7698
Phone#(228)762-5986
Directions: Turn north on Hwy 63 off I-10 at Pascagoula, MS. Go approximately 15 miles. turn right onto Hwy 614. Go 4.5 miles and turn left
onto Hwy 613 at the 4-way stop. Proceed 2.8 miles, turn left onto Ceres
Farm Road. Ranch is on the left.
Cows in herd: 78 Fullblood, 5 Percentage. Predominate bloodlines: CN
and Annaly. Herd sires: CN5562, 6000K, ASL Black Witch, OLR 9902J
and OLR 25M. 15 Bulls and 15 hiefers for sale annually.
DeGroote, Lucretia
P.O. Box 639 Hurley, Mississippi 39555
Phone#(228)762-5986
Fax#: (228)769-7698
REGION 6
TEXAS, LOUISIANA, OKLAHOMA,
KANSAS, ARKANSAS, CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND ALL
OTHER STATES WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI
LOUISIANA
Chenevert, JamesGenex Cooperative Inc
2288 Gourrier Avenue Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70820-3300
Phone#225-578-3293
Fax#: 225-578-3235
Phone#225-978-0801
Bull Stud
Brown, RobRABRA Brown Ranch
Post Office Box 789 Throckmorton, Texas 76483
Phone#(940)849-0611
Fax#: (940)849-3173
How to Register the First
Generation of Senepols
From Non-Senepol Cattle
Como Registrar la Primera
Generación de Senepols
procedente de Ganado No-Senepol
Hicks, Gene
Chenevert, James
JC Bar Cattle Farm Genetic Center 4901 FM 1942 Crosby, Texas 77532
PO Box 181 Livonia, Louisiana 70755
Mitchell Ranches
3373 HWY 77
Phone#225-637-3594 Mitchell, N.M.NMM
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Phone#432-345-2400
Fax#: 432-345-2400
OKLAHOMA
Phone#432-940-0668 cell
Thompson, CarlCWC Wayne’s Senepol Cattle Directions: 13 miles North of Durant, OK on Hwy 48
8830 West 51st St Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107
Cows in herd: 15 Fullblood. Herd sire WC 701A. 5 Bulls and 5 heifers
Phone#918-445-2444
Fax#: 918-446-7525 for sale annually.
MISSOURI
Pannagl, HeidiDHP
Penny-Doll Farm
Eppard, DaleDJEDJE Cattle Co.
Post Office Box 329 Dobbin, Texas 77333
8757 W Hwy Granby, Missouri 64844-7175
Phone#936-449-6506
Fax#: 936-597-4009
Phone#(417)472-3130
Texas
Anderson, Dee & CherylCDC&D Anderson Smith, NormanLZS
2016 Main #1413 Houston, Texas 77002
6201 Dedham Lane Austin, Texas 78739
Phone#(713)654-9414
Phone#(281)723-2873 Phone#512-301-0556
Fax#: 512-301-8698
Phone#972-839-9358
Directions: Take exit 152 off I-45 to Nomangee, turn right on CR 486, go to end of road.
Written by: Lisa Vorce
For those people who have questions about how to get
their non-Senepol animals into the SCBA database so they
can start “breeding up” or cross breeding with a Senepol
bull to eventually breed purebred Senepols, the following
may be of interest.
To register the calves of non-Senepol cows, SCBA
needs to assign a record number for each of the non-Senepol Cows (or bulls) into the database. SCBA has a form
which is on our website at http://www.senepolcattle.com/
forms where you can download this form. Fill out and
email or mail this form back to me which includes as much
information on these cows as you know. I will email you
back with a record number for these cows and from there
we can register the calves. Right now we are having a
special where the cost to register calves from these nonSenepol cows is only $5 per generation with the plan that
once you are caught up (all 2007 calves are registered),
you can enroll all the females into WHR for 2010. I will
work with you to get this accomplished.
Escrito por: Lisa Vorce
Para aquellas personas quienes tengan preguntas acerca de
cómo registrar sus animales No-Senepol en la base de datos de la
SCBA pueden comenzar “sirviendo” o cruzando con un toro Senepol para eventualmente producir Senepol puros, lo siguiente
puede ser de su interés.
Para registrar las crías de vacas que no son Senepol, la SCBA
necesita asignarle un número de registro a cada Vaca (o Toro)
en la base de datos. La SCBA tiene un formulario que esta en
nuestro sitio web en http://www.senepolcattle.com/forms donde
puede bajar este formulario. Lo completa y envía de vuelta por
e-mail o correo a mi incluyendo tanta información como tenga
de esas vacas. Yo le enviare por e-mail un número de registro
para esas vacas y a partir de ahí podremos registrar sus crías.
Ahora tenemos una Promoción donde el costo de registro para
crías de vacas no Senepol es solo de $5 por generación con el
propósito de que una vez usted este vinculado (todas las crías
de 2007 son registradas), puede registrar todas las hembras en el
WHR para 2010. Trabajare con usted para llevarlo a cabo.
Senepol World • 9
2009 Senepol Convention Registration Form
Please return this form to SCBA, P.O. Box 429, O’Fallon, IL 62269
Phone: 1-800-SENEPOL; Int’l Phone: 910-617-6355; Fax: (240) 233-0020
2009 Senepol Convention Registration Form
You must register and send payment on or before May 25th, 2009 if you wish to have the early-bird low price. Convention registration fees cannot be billed
Please return this form to SCBA, PO Box 429, O’Fallon, IL 62269
to your SCBA account or deducted from sale cattle proceeds. Make lodging reservations directly with the hotel at 1-888-503-8760 ext. 6301,
Phone: 1-800-SENEPOL
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Additional Adult from same Family or Ranch
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This includes Thursday’s lunch and transportation & Friday’s lunch, dinner and transportation.
(Thursday’s dinner is on your own)
Individual Event Cost Adult:
$50
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Name ______________________________________ Ranch Name_______________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________ State________Zip_________Country___________________
Home Phone______________ Office Phone________________________ Fax ______________________
Email Address__________________________________________________________________________
Full names for Name Badges:
Payment Information
________ Cash ________ Check ________ Credit Card Payment
Amount $____________
Make checks payable to SCBA.
Following information required for credit card payment. (Circle one: MC VISA American Express)
Card No.___________________________________________________ Expiration Date ___________
Name ______________________________________ Signature_______________________________
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10 • Senepol World
Welcomes
Senepol Cattle Breeders Association
June 2009
Reservations: 888.503.8760 • 340.778.3800 • [email protected]
www.carambolabeach.com
Senepol World • 11
Helpful Hints for Working with
Whole Herd Reporting (WHR)
Written by: Lisa Vorce
As many people are aware, the rules for WHR changed this
year. Hopefully the following will help clarify questions people
may have about WHR, why we promote it and what benefits you
as the breeder receive from being a part of this program.
Please think of Whole Herd Reporting as pre-paying for
registration and transfer fees. The theory behind it is that your
EPDs and the data SCBA collects will be more accurate if we
collect data on all the animals in your herd, not just the very best
ones. And it is also assumed that your female cows will have
calves every year. So, if you enroll all the female cows into
WHR, since you have already paid for registration (and transfer
if you choose to), breeders are more likely to send in their data
on all their animals. I like to use the following example to show
how register all your animals improves your EPDs verses only
registering the very best.
Contemporary Group Comparisons
Calf Weaning WHR
Selective WWT WWT
ID
Weight Ratio Ratio
A
600 120 109
B
550 110 100
C
500 100 91
D
450 90 E
400
80
EPDs are calculated by grouping calves into contemporary
groups. A contemporary group looks at the gender (male or female) of a calf, a date range (90 days for birth date – meaning a
calf born January 1st can be in the same contemporary group as
a calf born 90 days later, but their weights must be taken right
away), how the cow was serviced (AI, ET or Natural) and creates contemporary groups for all the animals registered at one
time for each breeder. A ratio is determined by looking at the
birth weight, weaning weight and yearling weights of the calves
and comparing these weights against all the other animals in this
animal's contemporary group. The more animals in the contemporary group, the greater the chance your best calves will have
a higher Ratio for that trait (weaning, yearling or birth). For
Weaning and Yearling, it is generally thought that a higher EPD
is better. Many animals are bought and sold on EPDS. EPDs are
established on many factors, but one very important one is the
ratio for that particular trait. And we pay Angus Genetics, Inc to
calculate our EPDs annually and then publish a Sire Summary
every year with EPDs for this reason.
In the comparison above, you can see there were 5 calves
born in one contemporary group. Their weaning weights were
all adjusted to a 205 day weight. When you calculate the weaning weight ratio on all of the five calves, you can see the ratio
for calf A= 120, B = 110 and C = 100. Historically, we find that
breeders only want to register their "best calves". But, by doing
this what actually happens is, a true contemporary group is not
established and therefore the ratios on your "best calves" are not
reflective as to what is really happening at your ranch. And in
this case, the ratios when only the top three calves looks like this
A=109, B=100 & C=91. Since ratios are a big factor in calculating your EPDs, you can see how registering all your calves
improves your ratios, and therefore EPDs.
So, as an incentive for breeders to register all their animals,
we created Whole Herd Reporting. Breeders are given a list of
all their active animals from our database on a list every year.
From this list the breeder (owner) reports back to SCBA whether
an animal has died, or was slaughtered or whether the animal is
still alive and will be producing a calf for the upcoming year. We
offer a few options depending on what the breeder wants to do.
The four options for WHR work like this:
Option 1A ($15) and 1B ($12) are for Fullblood/purebred
cows. A purebred cow is any cow that is 18 months old (mature)
and is 7/8 Senepol or greater. The percentage of Senepol is included on your report.
Option 2A ($12) and 2B ($10) are for crossbred cows. A
crossbred cow is any cow that is 18 months old (mature) and is
less than 7/8 Senepol.
The options A and B are the benefits you receive and the cost
to enroll under these two options are different because of this.
Options 1A and 2A (Options A) = This option allows for a
breeder to register a calf born to the cow in that year. Also, when
that calf is sold and transferred to someone else the transfer fee
is already paid. If you do mostly Embryo transfers, it is important to
note that only the first ET calf gets the free registration and transfer,
but then you just pay regular registration fees there on out.
Options 1B and 2B (Options B) = This option allows for a
breeder to register a female calf born to the cow in that year. A
breeder (owner) can still submit the data on the male calves at
no charge, but if he wants a registration paper for a BULL calf,
he pays additional money on top of the WHR fee already paid.
This option is more popular in the United States because more
bull calves are steered (castrated) in the US and sent to a feed lot
before slaughter. This option does not give you a free transfer no
matter what the gender of the calf.
We offer a payment option to be more convenient for the
breeder. If you would prefer to pay all the WHR fees in January, that is fine with SCBA, it is whatever you want to do. Some
breeders prefer to pay for half now and pay the second half in
August. This is just an option to make it more flexible for you.
For Fullblood and crossbred breeders who are not currently
active in WHR now is a good time to get caught up with your
registrations for the discounted rate of $5 per generation. This
will allow you to get your entire herd caught up and into WHR
for 2010.
As far as the bull disposal code. This is new as of last year.
And the theory behind this is that for SCBA to keep track of how
many bulls are actually still alive, this would be an opportunity
for you to dispose (or make inactive) any bull that you no longer
have (whether it died or was slaughtered). If the bull is still
alive, just leave that portion of the form blank.
Sugerencias útiles para trabajar con el Reporte
Total del Hato (WHR por sus siglas en ingles)
Escrito por: Lisa Vorce
Como muchas personas son conscientes, las reglas para el WHR
han cambiado este año. Confiamos lo siguiente ayudara a clarificar
preguntas que las personas puedan tener sobre el WHR, porque lo promovemos y que beneficios recibe usted como criador siendo parte del
programa.
Por favor piense en el Reporte Total del Hato como un prepago
de las Tarifas de registro y transferencia de animales. La teoría que
respalda el programa es que las DEPs y los datos que la SCBA obtenga
serán más confiables si obtenemos datos de todos los animales de su
hato, no solo de los mejores. Este asume también que sus vacas tendrán
crías cada año. Así, si inscribe todas sus vacas en el WHR, habrá pagado por su registro (y transferencia si así lo elige), siendo más probable
que los criadores envíen los datos de todos sus animales. Quisiera usar
el siguiente ejemplo para mostrar como el registrar todos sus animales
mejora sus DEPs versus solo registrar los mejores.
Comparaciones de Grupo Contemporáneo
Cria Destete Peso al Destete Peso al Destete WHR
Selectivo
ID
Peso Relación Relación
A
600 120 109
B
550 110 100
C
500 100 91
D
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400
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Las DEPs son calculadas agrupando las crías en grupos contemporáneos. Un grupo contemporáneo se compone de crías de un mismo sexo
(macho o hembra), con mediciones dentro de un rango de fechas (90
días para la fecha de nacimiento – significa que una cría nacida el 1
de Enero puede estar en el mismo grupo contemporáneo que otra cría
nacida 90 días después, pero sus pesos debieron tomarse de inmediato),
la forma como se sirvió una vaca (Inseminación Artificial, Transferencia de Embriones o Monta Natural) y se crea grupos contemporáneos
para los animales registrados por cada criador a un momento. Se determina una relación o ratio comparando entre el peso al nacimiento,
destete y año del animal contra los pesos de todos los otros animales
dentro del grupo contemporáneo al que pertenece el animal. Mientras
mas animales haya en el grupo contemporáneo, mayor será la posibilidad de que sus mejores crías tengan un Ratio o Relación mayor para
la característica evaluada (destete, año o nacimiento). Para Destete y
Año, el pensamiento generalizado es que mas altas DEP son mejores.
Muchos animales son comprados o vendidos por sus DEPs. Las DEPs
son creadas sobre muchos factores, pero uno muy importante es la relación para esa característica particular. Nosotros pagamos a “Angus
Genetics, Inc” para que calcule anualmente nuestras DEPs y luego publicamos cada año un Resumen de Padres con las DEPs por esa razón.
En la comparación de arriba, puede ver 5 crías nacidas en un grupo
contemporáneo. Sus pesos al destete fueron ajustados al peso a los 205
días. Cuando usted calcula la Relación de peso al destete para las cinco
crías, puede ver que la Relación para la cría A= 120, B= 110 y C= 100.
Históricamente, encontramos que los criadores solo quieren reportar
o registrar sus “mejores crías”. Pero, haciendo esto lo que realmente
sucede es que, no se estableció un grupo contemporáneo cierto y por
tanto las Relaciones en sus “mejores crías” no reflejan lo que realmente
esta pasando en su rancho. Y en este caso, las relaciones solo tomando
las tres mejores crías serian A= 109, B= 100 y C= 9. Debido a que las
relaciones son un gran factor en el calculo de sus DEPs, usted puede ver
como al registrar todas sus crías mejora sus relaciones y por tanto las
DEPs.
Así, como un incentivo para que los criadores registren todos sus
animales, hemos creado el Reporte Total del Hato. Cada año los Criadores reciben una lista de todos sus animales activos en nuestra base de
datos. De esta lista el criador (dueño) devuelve un reporte a la SCBA indicando si el animal murió, fue sacrificado o si aun esta vivo y producirá
una cría para el año venidero. Nosotros ofrecemos varias opciones para
el registro dependiendo lo que el criador desee hacer.
Las siguientes son las cuatro opciones como puede trabajar el WHR:
Opción 1A ($15) y 1B ($12) para vacas Purasangre/Puras. Una
vaca Pura es cualquier vaca que tiene 18 meses de vida (esta madura) y
tiene 7/8 Senepol o mas en su composición genética. El porcentaje de
Senepol es incluido en su reporte.
Opción 2A ($12) y 2B ($10) para vacas cruzadas. Una vaca cruzada es cualquier vaca que tiene 18 meses de vida (esta madura) y tiene
menos de 7/8 Senepol en su composición genética.
Las opciones A y B son los beneficios que usted recibe y el costo
de registrar bajo estas dos opciones son diferentes por ello.
Opciones 1A y 2A (Opciones A) = Esta opción permite al criador
registrar una cría nacida de la vaca en ese año. También, cuando esa
cría es vendida y transferida a alguien las tarifas de transferencia están
pagas.
Opciones 1B y 2B (Opciones B) = Esta opción permite al criador
registrar una cría hembra que nazca de la vaca en ese año. Un criador
(dueño) puede enviar los datos de la cría macho sin cobro, pero si quiere un papel de registro para una cría TORO, debe pagar adicional a lo
pagado por el WHR. Esta opción es más popular en los Estado Unidos
porque muchas crías macho son castradas y enviadas como novillos a
los cebaderos antes de sacrificarlas. Esta opción no le da una transferencia sin cobro, no importa cual sea el sexo de la cría.
Ofrecemos una opción de pago que sea la más conveniente para
el criador. Si usted prefiere pagar todos los costos del WHR en Enero, esta bien para la SCBA, es lo que usted prefiera hacer. Algunos
criadores prefieren pagar la mitad ahora y la segunda mitad en Agosto. Esta es justamente una opción para hacerlo mas flexible para
usted.
Ahora es una buena oportunidad para criadores de Purasangre
y Cruzados que no estén actualmente activos en el WHR porque
pueden enviar sus registros a un costo de $5 por generación. Esto le
permitirá tener todo su hato ingresado en el WHR para 2010.
En lo que respecta al código de descarte de toros. Este es nuevo
como el año pasado. Y la razón de ello es que la SCBA quiere mantener un registro de cuantos son en realidad los toros que siguen aun
vivos, esta es entonces una oportunidad para que usted elimine (o
haga inactivo) cualquier toro que no posea mas (sea que murió o se
sacrificó). Si el toro continúa vivo, deje esta parte del formulario en
blanco.
KF 140G
Reg. #1100008
EPD’s;
BW +2.8 (.56); WW +27 (.42); YW +40 (.24)
TT TnT’s Prosperity 12L
Reg. #1109654
EPD’s;
BW +2.1 (.63); WW +28 (.54); YW +39 (.27)
Performance follows Performance!
University of the Virgin Islands
Agricultural Experiment Station
Animal Science Research Program
Welcomes you to the SCBA Convention
on St. Croix, June 25-26, 2009
We look forward to showing your our cattle and the tropical paradise we call home.
We will have a select group of yearling heifers and bulls for sale at our ranch.
Details will be made available at the convention.
Contact Information:
Dr. Bob GodfreyMr. A.J. Weis
Professor - Animal Science
Phone: (340) 692-4042
FAX: (340) 692-4035
Research Analyst - Herd Manager
Phone: (608) 957-6657
FAX: (340) 692-4035
University of the Virgin Islands
Agricultural Experiment Station
RR 1 Box 10,000 • Kingshill, VI 00850
SCR 3051
WC 112
WC 950K
WC 123
SCR 7017, DOB: Sept. 23, 2007
Adj. WW 541 lbs, YW 1211. Pict. taken Nov. 08
SCR 7025, DOB: Aug. 8, 2007
Adj. WW 559 lbs, YW 1241. Pict. taken Nov. 08
www.sacramentofarms.com
sacramento-senepol
Office: 104 Crandon Boulevard Suite 420, Key Biscayne, FL 33149 - Phone: 305-365-6567
Ranch: 11575 US Highway 98 North, Okeechobee, FL 34972
Phone: 305-365-6567 - Fax: 305-365-6588
Annaly Farms
Welcomes you
to the 32nd Annual Convention
in beautiful St. Croix, USVI
June 25-26, 2009
Annaly
F
arms
World’s longest established
breeders of Senepol cattle
888-503-8760 or www.carambolabeach.com
[email protected]
For additional information, contact:
Hans Lawaetz
(340) 778-2229 (office) — (340) 778-3602 (Home)
(340) 778-0270 (Fax)
P.O. Box 366, Frederiksted, St. Croix, U.S.V.I. 00841
E-mail: [email protected]
Oak Lane Senepols
OLR 6U
Heifer born 2-11-08; Birth weight 72 lbs.
Pedigree EPD’s:
BW: +0.4; WW +2.5; Milk +6.0; M&G +7.25; YW +3.0
Sire: OLR 21P; Dam OLR 47N
Dark red, trim, adjusted weaning weight 500#
All grass fed
OLR 22U
Heifer born 3-2-2008; Birth weight 84 lbs.
Pedigree EPD’s:
BW +1.6; WW+9.5; Milk +8.0; M&G +12.7; YW +12.5
Sire: OLR 21P; Dam OLR 21K
Dark red, trim, adjusted weaning weight 500#
All grass fed
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15 Star medium frame bull; weight 1950 lbs.
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EPD’s:
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Excellent disposition, short sheath, slick
Sire: CN 5562; Dam OLR 30E K
Oak Lane Senepols
John DeGroote
Farm
Office
Box 639, Hurley, MS 39555
4211 Hospital Rd., Suite 208, Pascagoula, MS 39581
(228) 588-2826
(228) 762-5986• Fax (228) 769-7698
[email protected]

2009 Membership Directory - Senepol Cattle Breeders Association

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