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View 2020-21 North Dakota Cattle Directory , , , , , NORTH DAKOTA 2020-2021 Cattle Directory , TABLE OF CONTENTS , Industry Information ........................4 Associated Services ........................48 NDSA Staff & Leaders ............................ 4 Agri-Media ..............................................48 State Organizations ............................... 5 A.I./Embryo .............................................48 National Organizations ........................ 5 Animal Health ........................................50 Government Directory .....................6 Associations ...........................................50 Senate ........................................................ 6 Banks/Finance .......................................52 House of Representatives ...............6, 7 Brand Inspection ..................................52 Governor ................................................... 7 Brand Recording ...................................62 Congressional Delegation .................. 7 Consultants ............................................62 Engineering ............................................64 Seedstock ..........................................8 Equipment ..............................................64 , , , Angus ......................................................... 8 Estate Planning .....................................64 Balancer ...................................................14 Feed ..........................................................64 Charolais ..................................................14 Grass/Hay ................................................66 Gelbvieh ..................................................16 Horses .......................................................66 Hereford ..................................................16 Investments ...........................................68 LimFlex .....................................................16 Leather Work .........................................68 Limousin ..................................................18 Livestock Promotion ...........................68 Maine-Anjou ..........................................18 Livestock Shows ...................................68 Optimizer ................................................18 Non-Profit Organizations ..................70 Polled Hereford .....................................18 Publications ...........................................70 Red Angus...............................................20 Service Stations ....................................70 Salers ........................................................24 Stock Dogs ..............................................70 Shorthorn ................................................24 Tack ...........................................................72 SimAngus ................................................24 University Extension & Research ....72 Simmental ..............................................26 Veterinary ...............................................72 Commercial Feeder Cattle .............30 Master Index ...................................74 Commercial Replacement Females ...........................................36 Feeders ............................................44 North Dakota Cattle Directory – 3 North Dakota CATTLE DIRECTORY North Dakota 2020-2021 North Dakota Stockmen’s Cattle Directory, Association For more than 90 years, the North Dakota Issue 14 Stockmen’s Association has been protecting Published in January 2020 by the the interests of the state’s cattle producers. The NDSA is the state’s spokesperson for the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association beef cattle industry – a voice heard through 407 S. 2nd St. • Bismarck, ND 58504 the halls of the State Capitol to the state’s (701) 223-2522 • Fax (701) 223-2587 farms and ranches and all the way to Wash- [email protected] ington, D.C. It can and does work 365 days a year for cattle producers. Nearly 40 unpaid www.ndstockmen.org officers and directors, as well as a dedicated office and field staff, work on their behalf. For The Purpose membership information, call (701) 223-2522 or visit www.ndstockmen.org. The North Dakota Cattle Directory is produced by the North Dakota Stockmen’s Association once every two years to help promote the excellence of the state’s cattle and related live- stock businesses. It is our sincere wish that this Executive Committee: publication will help introduce cattle buyers to cattle producers and other agribusinessmen President: Past President: and women while enhancing the awareness Dan Rorvig, McVille Warren Zenker, Gackle of North Dakota’s superior genetics across the Vice President: Executive Vice state, country and world. Jeff Schafer, New Rockford President: Julie Ellingson, St. Anthony Office Staff: Directors: EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: District 1 District 4 Julie Ellingson Erika Kenner, Leeds Al Gustin, Mandan CHIEF BRAND INSPECTOR: Justin Maddock, Maddock Jamie Hauge, Carson Blaine Northrop Levi Rue, Sheyenne Joel Opp, Hebron COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR: Cliff Sanders, Jr., Clifford Casey Voigt, Beulah Emily Bendish ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DIRECTOR: District 2 District 5 Scott Ressler Brian Amundson, Jamestown Pete Best, Watford City SPECIAL PROJECTS DIRECTOR: Jeffrey Breker, Havana Howdy Lawlar, Watford City Elizabeth Neshem Gene Heinrich, Medina Joe Schettler, Killdeer BRAND RECORDER: Brian McDonald, Leonard Calli Thorne, Watford City Stephanie Hille OFFICE MANAGER: District 3 District 6 Leann Rosencrans Tim Erbele, Streeter Shane Anderson, Towner ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT: Craig Kemmet, Tappen Kevin Hansen, Ryder Mary Goeres Lowell Malard, Bismarck Dennis Jacobson, Wildrose Carter Vander Wal, Pollock, SD Gary Martens, Ross 4 – North Dakota Cattle Directory North Dakota INDUSTRY INFORMATION STATE NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS North Dakota Stockmen’s American National CattleWomen Association Office ............................................ (303) 694-0313 Office ............................................ (701) 223-2522 E-mail [email protected] Fax................................................ (701) 223-2587 2200 SE 3rd St., Moore, OK 73160 E-mail [email protected] Website ..............................www.ndstockmen.org CattleFax 407 S. 2nd St., Bismarck, ND 58504 Office ............................................ (303) 694-0323 Fax................................................ (303) 694-2021 North Dakota Beef Cattle E-mail [email protected] Improvement Association 9110 E. Nichols Ave., Suite 301, Centennial, CO 80112 Office ............................................ (701) 483-2348 E-mail [email protected] Cattlemen’s Beef Board 1133 State Ave., Dickinson, ND 58601 Office ............................................ (303) 220-9890 Fax................................................ (303) 220-9280 North Dakota Beef Commission E-mail .......................... [email protected] Office ............................................ (701) 328-5120 9000 E. Nichols Ave., Suite 215, Centennial, CO 80112 Fax................................................ (701) 328-5119 E-mail .................................... [email protected] National Cattlemen’s Beef 4023 State St., Bismarck, ND 58503 Association E-mail [email protected] North Dakota CattleWomen Website .....................................www.beefusa.org President Kathy Tokach ................ (701) 445-7390 E-mail [email protected] Denver, CO ........................................ (303) 694-0305 5520 County Rd. 81, St. Anthony, ND 58566 Fax................................................ (303) 694-2851 9110 E. Nichols Ave., Suite 300, Centennial, CO 80112 North Dakota Department of Agriculture Washington, D.C. .............................. (202) 347-0228 Office ............................................ (701) 328-2231 Fax................................................ (202) 638-0607 Fax................................................ (701) 328-4567 1275 Pennsylvania Ave. NW, Suite 801 E-mail [email protected] Washington, DC 20004 600 East Boulevard Ave., Dept. 602, Bismarck, ND 58505 U.S. Meat Export Federation North Dakota State Board of Office ............................................ (303) 623-6328 Animal Health Fax................................................ (303) 623-0297 Office ............................................ (701) 328-2655 1660 Lincoln St., Suite 2800, Denver, CO 80264 Fax................................................ (701) 328-4567 E-mail [email protected] 600 East Boulevard Ave., Dept. 602, Bismarck, ND 58505 North Dakota Cattle Directory – 5 North Dakota GOVERNMENT DIRECTORY Donald Schaible (R-Mott) ............................(701) 824-3168 SENATE Ronald Sorvaag (R-Fargo) ...........................(701) 361-2156 Howard C. Anderson, Jr. (R-Turtle Lake)......(701) 448-2235 Jessica K. Unruh (R-Beulah) ........................(701) 891-9708 JoNell A. Bakke (D-Grand Forks). ................. (701)755-6031 Shawn Vedaa (R-Velva)...............................(701) 626-7495 Brad Bekkedahl (R-Williston) ......................(701) 570-1879 Terry M. Wanzek (R-Jamestown) ................(701) 251-6113 Randall A. Burckhard (R-Minot) ..................(701) 838-1509 Rich Wardner (R-Dickinson) ........................(701) 483-6918 David A. Clemens
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