4-H & FFA Junior Livestock

Auction

Saturday, August 10, 2019

Buyer Registration 8:30 AM

Auction at 9:00 AM

Cache County Fair Grounds Indoor Arena (550 S 500 W)

Logan, Utah

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Wyatt Larsen, son of

Kyle & Marci Larsen.

Purchased by

Blake Dursteler for $900.

2018 Grand Champion Lamb

2018 Reserve Champion Lamb

2018 Grand Champion Hog

2018 Grand Champion Steer

2018 Reserve Champion Steer

2018 Reserve Champion Hog

Kody Downs son of Todd & Kara Downs. Purchased by NAPA Auto

Parts, Poulsen Livestock, Double JR Simmental, Bullock Agency, Village Inn for $5,000.

Creighton Hayes, son of Marjorie Winkelkotter. Purchased by Central Milling, ABC Seamless, and Theurer’s Quality Meats for

$2,000.

by Laci Larsen, daughter of Kyle & Maci Larsen.

Purchased by Blake Dursteler for

$1,200.

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Sam Fletcher son of Terrell & Trishell Fletcher.

Purchased by Propel Trampolines, Tolman

Construction, Hoffman AI, Soltis Advisors, Black Mountain

Landscape for $4,800.

Sabrina Hayes, daughter of Marjorie Winkelkotter.

Purchased by Tim Lunday for $1,900.

2018 Grand Champion Dairy Heifer

2018 Reserve Champion Dairy Heifer

Bracken Schumann, son of John & Fran Schumann

Purchased by IFA Country Store Logan for

$2,400.

Baylee Hansen, daughter of Mark & LaNae Hansen.

Purchased by Kirt & Jan Lindley for

$2,600. http://tinyurl.com/Junior-Livestock

2018 Grand Champion Goat

2018 Reserve Champion Goat

Allie Israelsen, daughter of Jacob & Brittney Israelsen.

Purchased by Shadow Mountain show goats, Paradise Rock Works, Eli Tech, Slide Ridge Honey, Prime

International, Cache Valley Bank, Wallentine Ranch, & Seth

Israelsenfor $1,700.

Natalie Simper, daughter of Ned & Jodie Simper.

Purchased by Craig Aston, A&D Landscaping

for $1,000

Sale Committee

Michael Nielsen Chairman Brad Schumann, Vice Chairman Brent Dyer, Past Chairman

Rick Theurer Kevin Ashby Jason Summers Danny Hansen Keith Christensen Brian Webster

Auctioneers: Lane Parker Jared Parker

CACHE COUNTY JR. LIVESTOCK SALE PURCHASE/BOOST AGREEMENT

I authorize The Junior Livestock Committee to purchase the following animals at the Junior Livestock Sale on August 10, 2019 Purchase price not to exceed $ _____

I would like animal processed at:

____

I would like buyback arrangements

made on this animal.

I would like my donation to go to the

buyers pool.

OR

I wish to add a $ boost

to animal # ______ _____

Exhibited by: _____

Buyer/Booster Name: _ _____

Business Name _____

Address: _____

City: _____

State: Zip Code: _____

Telephone: _____

Email: ________________________________

Signature: _____

*Boosts Paid for Exhibitors who do not have an

animal in the auction will go into the general

fund to pay for prizes and other expenses.

Make Checks payable to:

Cache County Junior Livestock Sale

All boosts must be submitted

by 5:00 PM, August 19, 2019.

How is a Purchase Made?

Get your buyer number when you arrive at the buyer registration table.

To bid on the animal in the ring, raise your hand until the ring man acknowledges you.

Bids are based on dollars per head. The buyer is the highest bidder.

Upon being recognized as the buyer, you will be asked for your buyer number and the name of the business or group which you represent.

You will verify the sale price and indicate what you wish to do with the animal.

Please pay the day of the sale.

Make payment at the cashier’s table .

Make checks payable to

Cache Junior Livestock Sale Payments not made at the close of the sale

should be sent to: Lewiston State Bank Attn: Brian Webster 2190 North Main, PO Box 6097 North Logan UT 84341

Approximate Weight of Meat the Buyer Receives

Beef - 1,200 lb live steer will yield about 490 lbs packaged meat.

Hogs - 250 lb live market hog will yield about 133 lbs packaged meat.

Lambs- 120 lb live market lamb will yield about 49 lbs packaged meat.

Goats - 80 lb live market goat will yield about 33 lbs of packaged meat.

(*all examples are for bone-in, closely trimmed products. Processing preferences will affect the amount of meat produced)

Junior Livestock Committee

Brad Schumann Chairman Doug Coombs, Beef Supervisor Casey Major, Beef John Schumann Dairy Supervisor Spencer Gibbons, Dairy Ned Simper , Sheep Supervisor Bryon Brunsen, Sheep Cory Law, Swine Supervisor Marty Thompson, Swine Jacob Israelsen, Market Goat Supervisor Jason Rindlisbacher, Market Goat Megan Haslam, Mountain Crest FFA Tyrell Stephens, Ridgeline FFA Shyanne Ovard, Ridgeline FFA Dave Erickson, Sky View FFA Clint Aston, Sky View FFA Brittany Bailey, Green Canyon FFA Andy Chaparro Green Canyon FFA

Zane Christensen, Cache High FFA Janessa Richardson, Data Management Scott Williams, Cache County 4-H

Ways to buy

(1) Attend the sale in person. The excitement of the event, the drama of the auctioneer’s cry creates an unforgettable scene. Auction officials will gladly assist you in supporting the youth.

(2) If you are unable to attend but wish to participate, you can do so by proxy. Just fill out the attached boost slip or contact a member of the sale committee.

Buy Back – Buyers not wanting to keep their purchased animal pay only the difference between the final bid price and resale value listed in the program based on the floor prices set by livestock markets. The floor buyer (packer) will take the animal and the successful bidder pays only the support amount. The floor price for each animal will be published in the sale program.

For example, suppose you bid $400 for a 100 pound lamb. The floor price is $1.50/lb, the “buy back” price is $150. Your cost = $250.00 .

Home Use – You can purchase the entire animal for home use. You pay the total sale price bid at the time of the sale. You will need to designate at the time of the sale whether or not you wish to have your animal processed. Simply indicate on your slip who you want to do the processing. Bid price does not include processing fees. Buyer is responsible to confirm all processing arrangements.

Split Buying – Two or more individuals, families, businesses, or organizations may wish to split the cost of an animal. This reduces the cost to any one person or group. Simply designate who the buyers are and the amount each party is responsible for on the auction slip at the time of the purchase.

Buyers’ Pool - Donate a set dollar amount to the buyers’ pool to be used by the committee to bid on and purchase animals.

Junior Livestock Projects Build Communities

Each year over 500 Cache County youth select 4-H or FFA livestock projects to compete at the county fair. In addition to the expense of purchasing their animal, feed, and supplies, these projects require hours of attention to feed, train, and prepare for the show. The youth learn essential life skills such as communication, cooperation, responsibility, along with the humane treatment of animals.

4-H and FFA livestock projects provide opportunities for young people to develop solid values that will serve their community. The Junior Livestock Sale provides the community an opportunity to invest in our youth’s future. Proceeds from the sale of projects fund college educations, enhancing their ability contribute to their communities.

As a buyer, your participation in the sale recognizes youth for the time, expense and effort that has gone into raising an animal for market. You may also obtain advertising value through the purchase of these animals.

Please support the Junior Livestock Auction and invest in the youth of Cache Valley.