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Congratulations Hailee Sims!

Sold by Bob May/ Brock May/ Hilbert Show Steers

Sired by Solid Gold

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Lot 3

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We understand that not all of you can travel to every bull stud to view our bull battery to help you be 100% confident in your breeding decisions, that’s why we included these QR Codes in our 2019 sire book for most of our “New for 2019” sires. We can’t stress soundness via a picture, so be sure to watch these ‘in motion’ videos.

Simply scan the QR code in our new 2019 sire directory with your smart phone camera, & click on the notification that pops up to direct you to the video link. Be sure your smartphone supports QR Scanning, and is turned on in your camera settings for iPhone, or open your QR scanning app for Android. Let us know if you have any questions, or need a catalog mailed to you! 😉

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We will be posting updates on Champions for Lautner sires, semen availablity, and much more exciting news!

Call 1-800-515-3284 to order your semen today! 📲

Floyd Cattle Co. Sold Front & Center Steer for $17,000

2015 NWSS Grand Champion Steer

Mimms Red Rocky sired calf Tag 151 Sold for $60,000

Mimms Red Rocky sired calf Tag 562 Sold for $45,000

Today, my husband stood on the edge of a soggy cornfield when a stranger pulled onto the farm yard. The stranger wasn’t from around here. He was dressed like someone from the city, showing up in a shiny car — clean, not like the way a truck looks from driving the muddy, rutted country roads around here.

The stranger stepped out the car door and held in his hands the most unexpected surprise: a paper bag filled with cookies, along with a note.

“Cookies won’t make it better,” he said. “But we wanted you to know we understand what you’re going through.”

The guy was from the city … from the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. And he had left the city for the day to drive around the countryside with cookies and notes. He had zero motive. He came only to deliver hope to farmers like my husband, who are really struggling right now.

The note read: “We know the ag sector — this region’s number one industry — is struggling. We recognize your hard work and perseverance through one of the most difficult times the ag industry has ever seen.”

In an instant, this stranger became our friend. Simply because he cared. Simply because he saw someone who was hurting. Simply because he understood the basic human need for community.

You might not be a farmer, but I’ll bet you know the gift of being seen, of being heard, of feeling like someone who doesn’t even know you truly cares. Or maybe you know what it’s like to leave your comfort zone, like that man left the city, to make sure someone who is struggling feels a little bit less alone. What a priceless gift!

We all need to know that we belong to each other — whether we are city folk, farm folk, whatever folk. No matter where people live, work … no matter what we believe … we all belong to each other. And in a hurting world, that can make all the difference.