Angus Females Produce Champions at PEI Easter Show and Sale

All three of JEM Farms steers were produced by Purebred Angus Dams.

 

Reserve Grand Champion and Champion Angus:

Dam: JEM Miss Lark 37N (AKM Black Prince)

Champion Simmental:

Dam: JEM Miss Lark 4J (QAS traveler 23-4) 

3rd place Limo 

Dam: JEM Duchess 1U (Woodhill Foresight)

Both the Champion 4-H and Reserve Champion 4-H steers were produced from purebred Angus females. Congratulations to Corey Ford and Emily McKenna on these results and Worth-a-Bit Angus for breeding these animals.

The Reserve Champion Maine Anjou was also out of a purebred Angus cow from Worth-a-Bit Angus and shown by Ian and Austin Drake.

Logan Ford exhibited a steer bred and owned by Glen and Ronnie Ford. The
steer sire is Beverly Hills Centennial, purebred Angus sire,  who is owned
by Beverly Hills Angus. The dam, Blueberry, is a cow we have bred and owned
on our farm. The steer is only 13 months and weighed 1330 lbs. Logan showed
the calf as a 4-H project in the summer of 2012. He had a lot of winning
with this steer calf last summer. Logan was named Reserve Champion Any Other
Bred steer at the 2013 PEI Easter Beef Show and Sale. 

 Glen Ford exhibited a steer bred and owned on our farm. He has a club calf
sire, Point Taken. The dam is a purebred Angus cow we bred and own. This
steer was shown by Justin in the summer of 2012 as a 4-H project.