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Officers

Co-Chairmen: Danny Meyer & Stan Olson
Secretary-Treasure: LuAnn Monson

Representatives:
Mick Franzen, Dean Monson
Perry Fitch, Stan Olson


UPCOMING EVENTS

March 1, 2013
Midwest Memberships Due.
Click here for copy of membership form.

Yes the date is past, but just a reminder!

June 13-15, 2013
25th Anniversary
BueLingo Beef Cattle Society
Convention

Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Hosts: Stan Olson and Family
Dodgeville, Wisconsin
608-576-3666


Other Dates to Remember:


Wisconsin Farm Technology Days
July 9-11, 2013, Dallas, Wisconsin
(Barron County/Rice Lake Area)

PAST EVENTS
March 9, 2013
8th Annual BueLingo Breeders' Sale
Click here for the sale report

Midwest Member List

 

Link to National website
www.buelingo.com


The Midwest BueLingo Association (MBCA) is an organi-zation that was formed in 1999, when a group of BueLingo breeders noticed a concentration of BueLingo cattle in the Midwest (especially in MN, IA, IL and WI). The group started meeting and sharing information with each other and the public on BueLingo cattle. Informational exhibits have been displayed at Wisconsin Farm Tech Days, the WI and MN Beef Expos, National FFA Conventions, and at county fairs where animals have been shown.

We have been involved in steer feedlot tests, the latest one being done at UW River Falls, which consisted of steers fed on corn vs. fed on grass. We are a very hands-on group who are gathering information on genetics, feed conversion and carcass data. 

We also continue to expand ways of marketing cattle as a group, and are about to host the 8th Annual BueLingo Breeder’s Sale. Joining the MBCA allows you to be involved with a great group of people who have an interest in the BueLingo breed and also allows you to sell BueLingo cattle in our spring sale.

The MBCA is an organization that supports and enhances the National BueLingo Beef Cattle Society.  The National BBCS is responsible for all registration and record keeping as well as “The BueLingo World” magazine. You do not need to be a member of the National to be a member of the Midwest, but you do need to be a member of the National to register and transfer cattle without paying the extra fees. 


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