FEMALE CATTLE AUCTION – 101 HEAD
SATURDAY 7TH JUNE - 11:00 AM
Chinqua Penn Plantation – Reidsville, NC – Upper Piedmont Research Station
Directions: Being on Hwy. 29 north of Greensboro & approx. 20 miles south of Danville, VA @ Reidsville, NC take Hwy. 14 north very short drive, look for red horse barn on left, turn left onto Salem Church Rd., go 1 ½ miles to stop sign, turn right & travel .2 mile, research station on right. Watch for cattle auction signs along the way. (Also watch for Chinqua Penn Plantation information signs posted along the way).
Sale Site Address: 1944 Wentworth St. – Reidsville, NC 27320
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Upper Piedmont Research Station – selling 32 head consisting of:
(15) registered Angus cows sired by: Bextor, SS Decatur, Rito 9Z50, Bon View Spectrum, 6I6, & Connealy Alliance, ’00 – ’05 models, AI bred to Predestined, due to calve December.
(6) registered Angus open heifers DOB: 12/07, sired by: Bextor, Connealy Danny, & Outlook.
(11) registered Angus bred 1st calf heifers, ’06 models, sired by: Blevins, Retail Design, Predestined, & UPRS Dillion, AI bred to Solution - due to calve December.
Good EPD’s on these cattle.
Butner Beef Cattle Facility – selling 31 head consisting of:
(15) ½ Angus – ½ Simmental & (2) ¾ Angus – ¼ Simmental 1st calf heifers, all bred to calving ease Angus bull, due in October & November, 2 of these heifers are Smokes, others are Black & BWF, all raised from Butner cow herd.
(14) 2nd calvers – ¾ Angus & ¼ Simmental, all of these are bred to Simm Angus bull due to calve November & December, 9 of these have fall heifer calves @ side to be sold separate from their mother, 5 of these have steer calves @ side to be sold separate from their mother.
NSCU Beef Field Lab – Raleigh, NC – Lake Wheeler Rd. - selling 12 head consisting of:
(4) registered Angus cows sired by Scotch Cap, Elixir, & Connealy Lead On, Bon View New Design, due to calve fall ‘08
(2) registered Angus heifers sired by Connealy Lead On & Bon View New Design, due to calve fall ’08.
(5) registered Hereford cows sired by F Victor, New Idea, & Nathan & (1) registered Hereford heifer sired by Victor 209, bred to calve fall & winter ’08, 2 of these Hereford cows have February heifers calves @ side.
NCDA Research Station – Plymouth, NC – selling 13 head consisting of:
(13) ¾ Angus, Polled Hereford, Braunvieh, South Devon & Simmental X heifers – these heifers were born 9/07 thru 12/07, 70# average BW, these are the kind of heifers that will make a real set of mama cows, raised in Plymouth from their cow herd.
Center for Enviroment Farming System Cherry Farm - Goldsboro, NC
Selling (13) bred heifers consisting of:
(1) Angus
(9) 1/2 Braunvieh, 1/2 Angus
(1) 1/2 Braunvieh, 1/4 Angus, 1/4 Senepol
(2) 1/2 Braunvieh, 3/8 Angus, 1/8 Senepol
bred to calve starting in early January. 11 of these heifers were checked pregnant by ultrasound to be bred to N Bar Primetime D806 from ABS. He is their premier heifer bull that they now
have available in their inventory. EPDs on the bull are CE +14, BW -1.7, WW +28, YW +62,
Milk +18. He should give very easy calving. They are now with the cleanup bull and we will recheck them before the sale. The two not bred AI should be bred to the cleanup bull who also has good numbers for use on heifers. CEFS is the "Center for Environmental Farming Systems" and is located on the Cherry Research Farm in Goldsboro. We maintain a 100 cow commercial
herd there and for 6 years did a comparison between Angus and Senepol as sire breeds. The cow herd is now either straight Angus; 1/2 Angus, ½ Senepol; or 3/4 Angus, 1/4 Senepol.
We now have gone to a new project where we are breeding the mature cows to
either Angus or Braunvieh, so the calves are either straight Angus; ½ Angus, 1/2 Braunvieh; and then either Angus- or Braunvieh- sired with 1/8 or 1/4 Senepol (and the balance Angus). This is the first set of the Braunvieh sired heifers we have had, and we made the decision not to put any Braunviehs into the cow herd at this time, so these are the 12 top end of the Braunvieh sired heifers. The one straight Angus we are sending is a very nice big heifer, but she is much
bigger frame than the rest of our heifers so my guess is she will fit somewhere else better than she fits our herd. We bred most of the heifers to the N Bar Prime Time D806 bull because he is
supposed to be a super heifer bull and no one should have any problem with
these calving.
Auctioneer’s Note:
All of these cattle are coming from the above listed farms & will be sold @ Upper Piedmont Research Station – Riedsville, NC. Here is a 1st time ever opportunity for farmers/ranchers to buy superior genetics from the above listed stations at one location on a given day. Bring your stock trailer, take home good cattle that will work under forage conditions anywhere in the country.
For further information contact: Joe Hampton @ 704-278-2624 or Joe French @ 336-349-8347 – office or 336-932-9526 – cell.
Cattle will be available for viewing on Friday 6th June – 1:00 – 5:00 PM @ Upper Piedmont Station – Reidsville, NC.
Sale Day Phones - 336-634-5652 or 336-263-6042.
Sale order & updated breeding info available sale day.