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The 2019 Dams of Distinction List Honors the Hereford Breed's Cows Who Meet the Highest Standard of Production and Recognizes the Cattlemen Who Produce Them

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The 2019 Dams of Distinction List Honors the Hereford Breed's Cows Who Meet the Highest Standard of Production and Recognizes the Cattlemen Who Produce Them The 2019 Dams of Distinction list honors the Hereford breed's cows who meet the highest standard of production and recognizes the cattlemen who produce them. 2019 Dams of Distinction Honored The job description for an ideal Hereford cow could be as follows: She should produce a healthy, growthy calf every year; she should calve as a two-year-old, and she should cause her owner absolutely no problems. These ideal cows are recognized as Dams of Distinction. A Dam of Distinction is the standard by which all Hereford cows can be judged. In order to be honored as a Dam of Distinction, a cow must have 1) Weaned a calf born since January 1, 2018. 2) Produced at least 3 calves. 3) Initially calved at 30 months of age or less. 4) Had an interval between the first and second calves of no greater than 400 days. In addition, a 370-day calving interval must have been maintained after her second calf. The longer initial calving interval allows breeders to calve two-year-old heifers prior to the mature cow herd. 5) Every calf produced that was born before June 30, 2019 must have weaning records submitted to the Hereford Performance Program. 6) A progeny average 205-day adjusted weaning weight ratio of at least 105. These are the cows that meet the highest standards of commercial cattle production. The cow must do her job, but also her owner must manage the herd correctly to give her the opportunity to excel. Only a small portion of active cows is recognized. All heifers have the potential of being a Dam of Distinction, but only a small percentage fit the job description of an ideal cow year in and year out. The following 2019 Dams of Distinction list recognizes 2,837 Hereford cows from 748 Hereford performance herds in 41 different states. The top twenty states and breeders of Dams of Distinction are listed below. An article reviewing the 2019 Dams of Distinction will be published in the April issue of the Hereford World Magazine. Top 20 States― Dams of Distinction Top 20 Breeders ― Dams of Distinction Rank State Number Rank Owner Number of Dams 1 South Dakota 444 1 RAUSCH HEREFORDS, HOVEN, SD 151 2 Kansas 376 2 ALEXANDER D MIH, CHANUTE, KS 84 3 Nebraska 351 3 VAN NEWKIRK HEREFORDS, OSHKOSH, NE 67 4 Missouri 176 4 OLEEN BROTHERS, DWIGHT, KS 30 5 North Dakota 158 5 MONAHAN CATTLE CO, HYANNIS, NE 28 6 Idaho 113 6 KEITH CARMICHAEL, MEADOW, SD 25 7 Montana 106 6 JOURNAGAN RANCH - MO ST UNIV, MOUNTAIN GROVE, 25 8 Texas 99 6 HILLSVIEW FARMS, EUREKA, SD 25 9 Iowa 94 6 FAWCETTS ELM CREEK RANCH, REE HEIGHTS, SD 25 10 Minnesota 90 10 UPSTREAM RANCH, TAYLOR, NE 24 11 Wisconsin 73 10 FALLING TIMBER FARM, MARTHASVILLE, MO 24 12 Wyoming 68 12 VJS POLLED HEREFORDS, HAYS, KS 23 13 Oregon 67 12 KNOLL CREST FARM, RED HOUSE, VA 23 14 Colorado 61 12 HUWALDTS HEREFORDS, RANDOLPH, NE 23 15 Virginia 53 15 RIDDER HEREFORD RANCH, CALLAWAY, NE 22 16 Oklahoma 52 15 SHAW CATTLE CO INC, CALDWELL, ID 22 17 Illinois 45 15 THORSTENSON HEREFORD RANCH, SELBY, SD 22 18 Georgia 38 18 ALFRED SCHUTTE & SONS, GUIDE ROCK, NE 21 19 Nevada 31 18 ELKINGTON POLLED HEREFORDS, IDAHO FALLS, ID 21 20 Tennessee 30 18 MRNAK HEREFORDS, BOWMAN, ND 21 Owner No. 205 Calving Owner No. 205 Calving Owner No. 205 Calving Dam's Name Calves Ratio Interval Dam's Name Calves Ratio Interval Dam's Name Calves Ratio Interval 216 RANCH, AFTON, OK ANDERSON LIVESTOCK, GOODING, ID BAR JZ POLLED HEREFORDS, HOLABIRD, SD 216S TRUSTETT 5B 3 106 357 AL CLASSY LADY 244 6 105 358 BAR JZ CARLIE 350S 12 108 365 4V DOUTHIT HEREFORD RANCH, SAINT FRANCIS, KS AL MS PROFICIENT 907 8 105 359 BAR JZ GLIMMER 484C 3 109 366 4V 2 65 MS HARLET B26 4 107 365 JODY & BRANDON ANDERSON, COMFREY, MN BAR JZ GLORY 539C 3 105 352 4V 4 GOV 755T COCO C18 3 105 357 J&J 8A HONEY MAID 11X 3C 3 107 356 BAR JZ HANNAH 158B 4 106 365 4V 6 7 MS FUCHSIA B12 4 110 368 W3C 7S CASEY 18X 19Z 6 106 367 BAR JZ JAYCEE 774U 10 107 367 4V 8 HD MS HUNTRESS C11 3 107 358 WILLIAM WESLEY ASHE, SELMER, TN BAR JZ LOLLIPOP 008A 5 107 369 4V H 62 MS X2 B36 4 108 366 WW LADY DOMINO 98 9 107 358 BAR JZ LOVE LETTER 155X 8 106 368 4V J G HARLET Y77 7 107 361 PETER & LAURA ATKINS, TEA, SD BAR JZ PAISLEY 159B 4 105 370 4V MS 7 48 HARLET Y01 7 108 363 BBH 112Y BLOSSOM 418B 4 107 369 BAR JZ RED RUBY 556C 3 110 344 4V MS H H 10 DOMINO W29 9 106 363 H WR MS 1231 REDEEM 4076 ET 4 108 346 BAR JZ RENE 872W 9 108 367 4V OD I MS ASPEN C25 3 110 352 B&B CATTLE CO, VIRGIL, KS BAR JZ TAPPEN 252B 4 105 363 4V W 8 MS FUSCHIA A19 4 107 357 B&B L1 DOMINETTE 090 8 105 363 BAR JZ VIRGINIA 340Y 7 108 367 6D LAND & CATTLE, FALLON, NV B&B L1 DOMINETTE 371 5 105 357 BAR JZ ZOEY 411C 3 106 370 6D 100W LEANNE 7152 312 5 106 364 B&B L1 DOMINETTE 4219 3 110 338 BAR STAR CATTLE, MUSSELSHELL, MT 6D 88X LEANNE 401 4 105 349 B&B L1 DOMINETTE 4232 3 110 339 BAR STAR MS 10Y PROSPECTOR 514 3 107 366 6D MS X51 ENDURETTE 303 506 3 106 354 B&B L1 DOMINETTE 447 4 107 358 ERNST 8619 MS DOMINETTTE 320 5 105 369 R&R S109 LEANNE 1206 3016 5 110 360 B&B L1 DOMINETTE 464B 4 112 362 NJW 31Y 22Z DEW 180B 4 107 361 A&H HEREFORDS, PLYMOUTH, IN B&N L1 DOMINETTE 342 4 106 353 ROY E BARNES, MARIETTA, GA A&H DOMINO 508 3 107 335 B&C CATTLE CO, MIAMI, TX BR SENSATION 028X 3315 5015 4 105 361 A&H MISS 313 5 106 363 B&C MISS L1 ALBERTA 3078A 4 105 370 KCF MISS S100 X584 7 105 363 ABLE ACRES, WINGATE, IN B&D HEREFORDS, CLAFLIN, KS RMB 342Z SOUTHERN BELLE 568C 3 109 357 AA LADY BOOMER 573 12 107 368 B&D L1 DOMINET 115 6 108 361 RMB 46X SOUTHERN LADY 348A 4 109 360 AA MOLLY 1136 7 106 358 B&D L1 DOMINET 131 6 106 369 R & M BARNEY HEREFORDS, LEWISVILLE, ID LF PMH 87N MS THOR 3004 5 106 369 B&D L1 DOMINET 206 5 108 369 DD MISS BEEF 417 3 105 328 ABRAKADABRA CATTLE COMPANY, COLUMBIA, MO B&D L1 DOMINET 217 6 106 370 JOSEPH W BARRY, MADRAS, OR ABRA 57G DIAMOND 10C ET 3 107 346 B&D L1 DOMINET 244 6 106 369 BHR 809U DOMINETTE 237 4 108 362 ADAMS CATTLE CO, FULLERTON, NE B&D L1 DOMINET 4294 3 117 369 BARTLING HEREFORDS, HERRICK, SD FRENZEN LADY QUEEN C103 3 113 370 B&D LI DOMINET 3294 ET 5 105 355 BJ 1107 BECKY 4187 3 110 354 ADE POLLED HEREFORDS, QUANTICO, MD B&D MISS ADVANCE 0234 7 105 369 BJ 340 DELLA 2213 5 108 366 HYALITE 208 LASS 460 TWIN 3 113 364 B&D MISS ADVANCE 144 7 112 367 BJ 874U PATTY 4141 3 112 359 HYALITE 331 LASS 518 3 107 343 B&D MISS ADVANCE 2160 6 110 367 BJ 9170 KAREN 4238 3 113 366 HYALITE 936 LASS 504 3 109 357 B&D MISS ADVANCE 2169 6 108 362 BJ ABBY 1061 6 113 366 HYALITE P20 LASS 710 10 106 364 B&D MISS ADVANCE 250 6 111 363 BJ ABBY 2187 5 105 363 CODY AGEE, HALFWAY, MO B&D MISS ADVANCE 4103 3 112 352 BJ BECKY 3121 4 109 361 BB 0150 PERFECT CHARM 1461 3 111 351 B&D MISS ADVANCE 4166 4 109 364 BJ BECKY 3155 4 106 343 KATHY ALBERTSON, ASHTON, ID B&D MISS ADVANCE 433 4 114 366 BJ DELLA 610 7 106 367 DD MISS GENTRY 534 3 110 339 B&H HEREFORDS, MESILLA, NM BJ PATTY 0231 6 113 366 SHANE ALDER, MELBA, ID BH 5216 DOMINETTE 9023 8 107 361 BJ PATTY 080 7 112 370 AL 27ET SUNSHINE M326 32B 4 108 365 RANDY BACHTEL, WESTMINSTER, MD BJ PATTY 140 7 106 368 AL 911 BENNETT 44B 4 106 351 CHF LIZA 265Z ET 6 107 359 BJ PATTY 2111 5 110 363 AL DONE PRIDE 757 10 105 365 BADE'S POLLED HEREFORDS, AUGUSTA, MO BJ ROSE 0701 6 110 369 AL MISS WAYNE 27ET 7 110 366 BADE KBJ 935T VICTORIA 1223 6 105 352 BJ ROSE 1478 9 106 363 AL T14 MISS ADVISOR 61C 3 105 362 FTF PRICELESS 4435B 4 105 366 BJ ROSE 820 7 111 365 ALEXANDER FARMS, GYPSUM, KS TERRY W BAILEY, TOWNER, ND BJ SALLY 1249 8 106 366 AF MISS K DOM 1449 ET 4 109 323 SBTB 485T DUTCHES C39 3 106 370 MONTANA MISS 404B 3 111 370 CASSIE ALLSCHEID, WATERLOO, IL BAKER HEREFORD RANCH, RAPID CITY, SD BAUER BROTHERS, SUGAR CITY, CO OAKS K-C IM SPECIAL TOO 1218X 8 105 363 HH MISS ADVANCE 3037A ET 5 106 359 BA L1 DOMINETTE 333 5 107 358 KRISTA ALLSCHEID, WATERLOO, IL HH MISS ADVANCE 4227B 3 109 356 BA L1 DOMINETTE 430 4 107 350 OAKS FOXIE ROXIE 1207A ET 4 106 366 KB L1 DOMINETTE 3157 A 5 105 356 JAKE WILLIAM BAUMGARTEN, BELFIELD, ND AMDAHL HEREFORD RANCH, PIEDMONT, SD MONTANA MISS 207 Z 6 106 366 BCC MISS MAY BARRY 066X 8 105 364 KB L1 DOMINETTE 3157 A 5 105 356 BAKER POLLED HEREFORDS, ELKHORN, WI BCC SCARLET 403B 5 105 246 MONTANA MISS 207 Z 6 106 366 BH 4R 183 DAISY MAE 359A 5 105 352 BCC SCARLET 562C 3 114 361 ANCHOR POLLED HEREFORDS, VAUGHN, MT BPH 068 PURPLE SERENADE 411B 4 107 362 BCC VALENTINE 432B 3 108 345 ANCHOR 64Z 5 110 366 BPH 121 BRITE ELLIE 539C 3 112 355 BAUMGARTEN CATTLE CO, BELFIELD, ND DOUG ANDERSON, BIG PRAIRIE, OH BPH 926 26U STAR JACKIE 405B 4 107 367 BCC ADVANCE 541C 3 110 357 DAF 5Z PAIGE 53C 3 107 369 BAKERVILLE CATTLE CO, TIMEWELL, IL BCC L1 DOMINETTE 4117B 3 106 363 DKM 1241 DANIKA GIRL 1137 461 4 105 349 LD 17A P115 LISA 5B 4 107 356 BCC L1 DOMINETTE 496B 3 105 369 BRUCE ANDERSON, VALLEY CITY, ND BAR H FARM, SEWICKLEY, PA BCC L1 L1 DOMINETTE 502C 3 109 368 KB L1 DOMINETTE 371 A 5 106 360 BHF 44U MISS LINDSEY 3 108 370 BCC L1 LILLY 339A 5 109 356 Page 1 Owner No.
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