Cowbuyer customers stand strong in Dixie Classic Simmental Shows

The Dixie Classic Fair has been held every Fall for over 125 years! This year, several customers of http://www.cowbuyer.com/ exhibited their livestock in both the Hereford, Angus, Simmental and AOB Junior and Open shows.

At the end of the Fair, three Cowbuyer customer's claimed top honors in the Simmental Shows.

Charley and Amy Thomas of TX Enterprises in Winston Salem, NC exhibited the Grand Champion Simmental Bull (Right) and Reserve Champion Simmental Female.

Also in the open show, 3D Farms LLC exhibited the Grand Champion Simmental Female (Below), the Reserve Champion Simmental Bull, and the Reserve Champion Simmental Female in the Junior show.

In the junior show Malory Belcher of Black Ridge Simmentals in Meadows of Dan, VA and Mt. Airy, NC exhibited the Grand Champion Simmental Female (Below).

Congrats to all exhibitors in the Dixie Classic Fair and other shows across the country this Fall. Showing livestock is a great experience for all ages. If you have pictures or stories you'd like to share from your show experience, conact us today at info@cowbuyer.com. We look forward to hearing from you. Good luck to all these exhibitors and others in upcoming shows this Fall. If you are at NAILE, go see Charley and Amy Thomas and tell them you saw them on www.cowbuyer.com. Don't forget to check back regularly for updates, upcoming sales, events and more.

North Carolina Assessment Referendum

Below is an email from our good friend Bryan Blinson from the NC Cattlemen's Association. If you are a NC Cattle producer or have an interest in NC Agriculure, please read below and VOTE! If you have any questions feel free to contact us at info@cowbuyer.com. Thanks - Dustin.

Dear Members and Supporters of the NC Cattlemen’s Association,

One week from today, on Tuesday, October 6 as you know, the North Carolina Cattle Assessment Referendum will be conducted at the North Carolina Cooperative Extension Centers.
Please make sure that all producers are aware that they are eligible to vote on the referendum.
An affirmative vote by producers would provide the industry in North Carolina with funds that would be used in the following five categories; Youth Development, Research, Promotion, Education and Issues Management.
These funds would be for use in the state. The expenditures of these funds would be determined within these five categories by cattle producers.
If you have any questions about the referendum, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thank You,
Bryan



Bryan Blinson
Executive Director
North Carolina Cattlemen's Association
919-552-9111
bryan@nccattle.com