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ANGUS STEERS                      dressed at 63.95% for hanging                           The Midwest Cattleman · October 6, 2022 · P29
       continued from page 24            weight of 841, 14.9” REA and  Cattleman award for Larg- the annual State Fair Carcass
      Champion 4-H  Angus Steer,  2.58 YG with a Prime Quali- est Ribeye), Kye Lehenbau- Contest, visit
      Valley Oaks Primo S164,  ty Grade. Lehenbauer earned  er (Missouri Beef Cattleman                          https://www.mostatefair.
      weighing 1,425 lb.  Addison  added money of $300.                     Chef's Award), Ethan Vander- com/ or https://www.briar-
      Ward, Jackson County, took            Congratulations to all of  wert (6th & 8th Hotel/Restau- woodangusfarms.com/car-
      Reserve Champion 4-H Angus  the  Angus youth exhibitors  rant), Addison Ward,  Clara  cass-contests/  or contact
      Steer with her 1,350 lb. steer  and especially to the nine who  Warfield (4th Hotel/Restau- Briarwood Farms at 660-679-
      WB Stalker 111. Stalker came  participated in Briarwood  rant), and Luke Warfield. For  3459. And to learn more about
      out of the Class 1D in the Lean  Angus Farms Carcass Con- their entries, these exhibitors  the Missouri Junior  Angus
      Division of the Open Steer  test: Emilee Huebler, Grant  will receive a $200 Partici- program, go to https://www.
      Carcass Show. Patrick earned  Huebler, Rebeca Hunt (7th  pation  Award, bringing the  missouriangus.org/boards/ju-
      $300 and Ward $200 in added  Hotel/Restaurant),              Samu- total youth Angus earnings to  niors/ .
      prize money.                       el Jordan (Champion Lean  $4,400 in prize money.
         In the FFA  Angus Steer  Retail and Missouri Beef                    For more information about
      show, Ella Jordan, Savan-
      nah,  Mo.,  led  a 1,300  lb. calf
      to the Championship spot
      and earned $300 extra. Pay-
      ton Frank of Wentzville, Mo.,
      stood Reserve Champion FFA
      Angus Steer with 1,480 lb.
      Wallace Big E 149, landing a
      $200 bonus from Briarwood
      Angus.
         At the end of the week, it
      was Luke Warfield of Butler,
      Mo., whose  Angus steer fin-
      ished impressively, according
      to judge Teagan Schnurbusch,
      Black Hawk Community Col-
      lege.   Briarwood Exceed 1054,
      with a live weight of 1,360 lbs.,
      dressed at 60.15% to render a
      hanging weight of 818 lbs. The
      ribeye area measured 14.2”
      and  Warfield's steer graded
      Prime with YG 2.17.
         Warfield received $500 for
      his Grand Champion  Angus
      Carcass win, plus an addition-
      al $500 for winning the Re-
      serve Champion Over-All Mis-
      souri State Fair Carcass Show
      and took home another trophy
      for Reserve Championship for
      the Quality Hotel-Restaurant
      Division On-Rail.
         Kye Lehenbauer, Palmyra,
      Mo., took the Reserve Champi-
      on Angus Carcass with Dieck-
      mann Blue Chip 1988.  The
      steer weighed 1,315 live and

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      of total fed cattle compares
      to 37% in 2020 and 37.5% in
      2021. As the beef cow herd con-
      tracts, more heifer calves find
      their way to the packing plant.
         Since heifers are account-
      ing for a larger share of the
      fed cattle slaughter and their
      average carcass weights are
      70 lb. lighter than their steer
      cohorts, this summer’s lighter
      average carcass weights are
      partially due to the heifer in-
      fluence.
      CAB
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