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  • International Genetic Solutions Welcomes Newest Partner | 13 November 2019
  • Performance Advocate Program Enters Tenth Year | 12 November 2019
  • 2019 Candidate Profiles. 2020 ASA Board of Trustees Election is in its Final Stage | 08 November 2019
  • New Performance Advocate Program Revisions | 28 October 2019
  • Cow Herd DNA Roundup Yields Powerful Results | 28 October 2019
  • Women of ASA - Nancy Burnham | 20 October 2019
  • The Impact of Trich Extends Beyond Lost Pregnancies | 20 October 2019

Stand Strong. Simmental.

American Simmental Association proudly introduces a new video series, titled “Stand Strong. Simmental.” We’ll share a video feature every Sunday, exploring how Simmental and SimGenetics help families raise profitable herds that stand the test of time.  Watch, enjoy and share with friends!

Stand Strong: There’s a reason Choctaw County Land & Cattle depends on SimAngus genetics. Billy Hall talks about the emphasis on SimGenetics and the adaptability of the moderate-framed, calving ease breed built to perform.

Industry News

Good Information, Progressive Management, and Quality Commercial Cows

November 13, 2019 ASA Spotlight ASA
By Lilly Platts Bill and June Hilbert are highly committed to learning new information and setting up their commercial SimAngus-influenced females for success. Commercial operations run, with the care and attention to detail of a seedstock business, are worth…
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International Genetic Solutions Welcomes Newest Partner

November 13, 2019 Industry News ASA
The International Genetic Solutions (IGS) has recently welcomed its newest partner, Neogen® Corporation, to better serve seedstock and commercial beef cattle operations across a wide array of breeds. The partnership combines IGS, the world’s largest beef…
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Announcements and Events

Foundation Focus

September 22, 2019 Events ASA
By Dr. Fred Swain, Chairman of the Eastern Junior Funding Auction | The Eastern Simmental Junior funding committee initiated a scholarship actively designated…
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Trustee Election Underway – Is your Annual Service Fee (ASF) Paid?

September 09, 2019 Events ASA
Attention: Your membership must be in an active status in order to vote. Trustee Elections are currently underway, and in December, ballots for amendments to…
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ASA Spotlight

Good Information, Progressive Management, and Quality Commercial Cows

November 13, 2019 ASA Spotlight ASA
By Lilly Platts Bill and June Hilbert are highly committed to learning new information and setting up their commercial SimAngus-influenced females for success.…
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Fleckvieh is Deeply Rooted in Holland

October 11, 2019 ASA Spotlight ASA
by Emme Troendle | Editor’s note: While in the Netherlands visiting friends, ASA’s Emme Troendle met two Dutch Fleckvieh dairy farmers who are on the board for…
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Women of ASA

October 20, 2019

Women of ASA - Nancy Burnham

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by Lilly Platts | Nancy Burnham grew up on a ranch in Montana’s Helena Valley, where her parents raised hay, potatoes, sugar beets, and cattle. “I went to grades one through eight in a one-room schoolhouse and often rode my horse to school. I was very active in 4-H taking numerous projects, and I always took a steer to the fair.” She met her future husband, Don, during high school week at Montana… read article
September 23, 2019

Women of ASA - Lynda Stewart

in Women of ASA
Editor’s Note: This is the ninth article in a series highlighting significant contributions of women in the Simmental industry. | The first woman to run one of the oldest and largest cattle farms east of the Mississippi River, Lynda Stuart, is one of many influential women in the Simmental industry. The belief that every cattleman has an obligation to produce quality beef for the world with a… read article
Sep 02, 2019 496

Women of ASA - Nina Lundgren

in Women of ASA
By Lillie Platts Editor’s Note: This is the eighth article in a series highlighting significant contributions of women in the Simmental industry. Nina Lundgren grew up in central Oregon near Powell Butte, where she spent… read article
May 19, 2019 777

Women of ASA - Jane Travis

in Women of ASA
by Emme Troendle | Editor’s Note: This is the seventh article in a series highlighting significant women in the Simmental industry. Jane Travis, Pine Ridge Ranch, is one of many influential women in the Simmental industry… read article

Down to the Genes Series

Focus on Genetic Holds and Defect Testing

October 20, 2019 DNA
by ASA's DNA Department | Genetic defect testing and genetic holds are two of the most common subjects ASA’s DNA department handles. This month’s article will explore the most commonly-asked questions within this subject. When is genetic defect testing required? For all AI sires, herd sires, and donor dams, if risk is present on TraitTrac and not cleared by test or pedigree, the progeny will go…
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Back to Basics

October 07, 2019

Are you working on submitting your calf data? Here is a quick checklist to make sure you’re getting all your data submitted correctly.

in Back to Basics by ASA
✔ Does every cow you enrolled in your 2019 spring enrollment have a calf reported? If you want more detailed instructions on how to report your calf data online go to simmental.org.✔ Do you have a dam that didn’t have a calf? You’ll need to report the reason she didn’t calve that season/year with a productivity code (but if you have calf data and the calf… read more
Jun 13, 2019

Utilizing Your Data

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By Emme Troendle, Jackie Atkins, and Jannine Story | We are now in an era where science, particularly the field of genomics, is rapidly influencing the speed at which we understand an animal’s genetic potential. One DNA sample is like adding 20 to 25 progeny records to an animal’s EPDs. Genomics is… read more
May 23, 2019

Multiple Ways of Reporting Calf Data Online

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By Emme TroendleWant to Report Your Calf Data Online?Are you wrapping up your spring calving? Once you are completely done calving you can submit all your calf data together and receive updated EPDs quicker than ever before. Here are some quick instructions to get started: 1. Log into herdbook.org.… read more
 
Annual Meeting is in Denver
 
Once again, the DoubleTree Hotel Denver, 3203 Quebec Street will serve as headquarters for the ASA Annual Meeting, Foundation Auction, and ASA Board Meetings.

American Simmental Association Member Block Special Rate.
A block of rooms has been reserved for January 12, 2020 - January 23, 2020. The special room rate will be available until November 13th or until the group block is sold-out, whichever comes first.

Half Time Show

 

"G'Day Crew!  Gather in and gather round.  Today we hear about technology, promotion, and all the same time having a commitment to the past.  Great stuff with great people.  Please welcome in Eric Grant with Grant Company, LLC!"

 

IGS and the Pursuit of Better Cattle

Simbrah-SimGenetics Summit for 2019

Graham Land & Cattle feedyard Friday, October 18, 2019 in Gonzales, TX

Click here guidelines & registeration

 

Sire Souce 2019

 

 

 

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