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Steer’s Name: Crash Sire: Heat Wave Dam: Jack Frost crossed on AngusBreeder: Mike Mimms embryo; raised by Tim Burke, Cody Burke, & Ray Schable
Clipper: Cody Burke, Kevin Bremmer, Dave Stoltz, & Dusty RicheShow Day Fitting Crew: Cody Burke, Tim Burke, Wes Horn, Kevin Bremmer, Jason Capatske, Josh Nelson & Dave Nelson
Daily Care: Morgan, Cody & Tim BurkeFeed Supplements: Natural Stride & Flare Feed: Showmaster
Favorite Comb: Sullivan’s Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb
Location: Genoa, NebraskaChampion Title: Grand Champion Steer, 2010 North American Livestock ExpositionFavorite Sport/Hobby: Showing cattleInteresting Fact: The Burke Family won the 2010 Ak-Sar-Ben Steer Show with a different steer.
SHOW DAY BODY HAIR PROCESS: We take a pretty simple approach to show day body hair. We try to have all of hair work done at home so we onlyhave to use a couple of products on show day to bring out the natural shine. We believe that less is more when it comes to hair products.Thirty minutes beforethe show we apply a light coat of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen. We spend more time with the blow dryer to get the hair to pop rather then adding several differentproducts. After a couple light coats of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen and blow drying we do our final preparation before we go into the ring and apply a light coat ofSullivan’s Final Bloom over the entire body, head and neck. The entire time we are running the blow dryer on the calf to fluff/pop the hair. If we have a stub-born spot or two in the body hair we may add a light coat of Sullivan’s Prime Time Adhesive to help build a hair base.
DAILY HAIR CARE: We use Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen daily and faithfully. It repels dust and puts moisture back into the hair. After we rinse the animal everymorning we apply a medium coat of the Kleen Sheen product and blow it dry. When the calf gets where he needs some skin conditioning agents we useSullivan’s Russ Rag Oil in the hair. Rag Oil also makes the skin less dry and helps the hair have a natural bloom.
SHOW DAY AID: Sullivan’s Show Cattle Calm. We use this product to help sooth an anxious animal on show day. It is a great product to get the animal torelax and chew their cud.
SHOW DAY LEG GROOMING PROCESS: Weblow dry the leg hair throughly and work thehair up with Sullivan’s Massage Brush. We startout by using Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive. Nothingmatches the holding power of Sullivan’s Tail. Itdrys quick, clean and crisp. We then proceed tobuild the leg with Sullivan’s Ultra White Touch-Up applying several coats until desired look isaccomplished. We let that dry and set for a fewminutes. Then we apply several light coats ofSullivan’s Jet Black Touch-Up.
SHOW DAY LEG BREAK-DOWN: EZ All It’s Gone
Showman ... CodyBurke
CODY’S FAVORITE BARN TOOL: Sullivan’s Air Express III Double Blower System.
Cody says “it’s the best thing ever!”
As Described by Cody Burke ...
Steer’s Name: Rico Sire: My Turn Dam: Maine CrossBreeder: Mark Langman & Jeromne Thunker
Purchased from: Nick Reiman, Kevin Bremmer and Chad FormanClipper: Tracy Goretska, my dad, the best!
Show Day Fitting Crew: Macey Goretska, Troy Goretska, Tracy Goretska, Chad Lakavsky, Jake Campbell & Matt RoysterDaily Care: Macey Goretsk, Tracy Goretska, Chad Lakavsky, & Jake Campbell
Feed Supplements: Honor Show Chow Finishing Touch Feed: Homemade mix with Honor Show Chow Favorite Barn Tool: Sullivan’s Air Express III Double Blower System
Favorite Brush: A massage brush with shorter teeth, that Sullivan Supply has.
Location: Corydon, IowaChampion Title: Grand Champion Steer, 2010 American RoyalFavorite Sport: BasketballFavorite Hobby: Showing cattle, and hanging with dad while showing calves
SHOW DAY BODY HAIR PROCESS: We use a very light coat of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen; blow in until dry. Then we apply alight mist of Williams Electric Shave; blow that in to dry as well. At this point we run the blow dryer continuously on the ani-mal until they are ready to go to the ring. Right before we enter the ring we apply a light coat of Sullivan’s Final Bloom to helpgive the body a glow. To top off the animal, we spray a heavy coat of Sullivan’s Final Bloom to the head.
DAILY HAIR CARE: We use a mixture of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen and Sullivan’s Russ’s Rag Oil. We put five ounces of Rag Oilto a quart of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen. I am a big supporter of this product. We use it daily. We only soap once a week, but wedo use Sullivan’s Revive on the body of the animal to help with the dry, scaly skin and hair. In the summer time when we areworking on shorter haired animals, we use the Roto Brush practice religiously. In the winter time when the hair is longer weuse the Sullivan’s Massage Brush.
SHOW DAY LEG GROOMING PROCESS: Our first step on the short hairedones we will use the Sullivan’s Roto Brush to get the leg hair up and going inthe right direction. On the long hair ones we will use a Sullivan’s Massagebrush to work threw the hair. We use Sullivan’s Prime Time to get the leg hairin place and set. Before we add any other products, we will clip the leg intoshape. Next we apply a coat of Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive to set the base and hair.Then we use Sullivan’s Ultra Touch-Up White to build the bone on the leg.After the Touch-Up is dry, we clip the structure of the leg again. After we aredone clipping and the paint and glue is throughly dried, we add a little moreSullivan’s Tail Adhesive. We let that coat dry as well. Then we add our biggestbase with Sullivan’s Ultra-White Touch-Up. Let that layer fully dry. Next we goto Sullivan’s Brown Touch-Up paint to return the leg to black. Let that dry, thenwe add another coat of Sullivan’s Black Touch-Up. We make sure we let the legdry for a few minutes and our final step is to add Sullivan’s Black Finisher to theleg for a natural apparence.
SHOW DAY LEG BREAK-DOWN: EZ All It’s Gone
Showman ... MaceyGoretska
MACEY’S FAVORITE COMB: Sullivan’s Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb
As Described by Macey Goretska ...
Steer’s Name: Teddy Sire: Milkman Dam: Ground ZeroBreeder: Mike Mimms Purchased from: Tracy Haynes & Jeff Graham
Clipper: Micah Dorsey & Jarrod ArthurShow Day Fitting Crew: Micah Dorsey, Jarrod Arthur, Tyler Yancey & Brett DeVelvisDaily Care: Landry Barton, Jeff Graham, Micah Barton, Tyler Yancey & Alyssa Barton
Feed Supplements: Appetite Express, SunGlo Sumo & Winning Fill Feed: Hi-Pro 291 FinisherFavorite Comb: Sullivan’s Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb
Favorite Brush: Sullivan’s Rice Root Brush
Location: O’Donnell, TexasChampion Title: Grand Champion Steer, 2011 Forth Worth Stock Show & RodeoFavorite Sport: BaseballFavorite Stock Show: Fort Worth of course!
SHOW DAY BODY HAIR PROCESS: We start the show day by rinsing the steer and blowing him dry really good. Then we spray our mixtureof two-third’s Sullivan’s Ultra Sheen and one-third Sullivan’s Liniment Hair Stimulator on him; blow that in throughly. When we first put the steerinto the chute, we spray in Sullivan’s White Mousse over the entire body and blow in. At this time, someone is always at the blower working thebody hair. Next we apply a light coat of Sullivan’s Pink Oil over the entire body of hair and then we blow and comb in to help pop and give a freshshine to the hair. Just before we took the steer out of the chute we sprayed lightly Sullivan’s Final Bloom on head, brisket and top line. Just beforeentering the show ring, we spray another coat of Sullivan’s Pink Oil, comb in accordingly to do what we need to do to get that fresh look. We arevery picky about doing a little bit at a time in order not to over do it. We can always spray more, but can’t take it out.
DAILY HAIR CARE: We rinse and blow dry the steer every day, but only shampoo once a week. We work the entire body of hair daily with alight coat mixture of one pint of Sullivan’s Ultra Sheen with a gallon of water and blow dry. Next we apply a layer of Sullivan’s Final Bloom to helprestore the natural oils back into the hide. We will also apply a coat of Revive when we feel necessary. Everyday we spend time using Sullivan’sRoto Brush over the entire hair coat of the animal, including the legs. This is to massage and stimulate the hair to help promote growth. I also liketo use Sullivan’s Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb. I feel this is a great product that helps stimulate hair growth.
SHOW DAY LEG GROOMING PROCESS: First thing wedo is to blow out the legs really well then break loose thehair with a Sullivan’s Stimulator Fluffer Comb. Then weapply a light coat of Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive; just enough toset the leg hair. We make sure to let that set and dry. Nextwe clip off the long ends just enough to rough the leg out.Now we add a heavier coat of Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive tothe leg. At Fort Worth we are not allowed to paint legs sowe have to be careful how much adhesive we applied.Luckily we had a smokey steer and could apply more TailAdhesive to build the leg and still not have to paint. Oncethis application is dried we clip the leg out for a final time.Finally we add a last coat of Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive to addsubstance. Let that dry and do a few final touches with theclippers.
SHOW DAY LEG BREAK-DOWN: Sullivan’s Hocus Pocus
Showman ...LandryBarton
LANDRY’S FAVORITE TOOL: Sullivan’s Turbo Fan “They are so durable
and last for ever.” - Landry Barton
As Described by Landry Barton ...
Steer’s Name: Ricky Bobby Sire: Shake-N-Bake Dam: Maine/AngusBreeder: Randy Fawcett Pruchased from: Luke Doris & David Mozingo
Clipper: Luke Doris, Barry Nowatzke & Bob MayShow Day Fitting Crew: Brock May, Lauren May, Mom and Dad
Daily Care: My Family, Bruce Suddeth, & Colton Greenwood, my high school buddyFeed Supplements: Purina Fitters Edge, Full Control & Natural Stride Feed: Purina
Favorite Comb: Red Stimulator Fluffer CombFavorite Brush: Rice Root Mix with the wood handle
Favorite Blow Dryer: Air Express III Double Blower System
Location: Mineral Point, WisconsinChampion Title: Grand Champion Steer, 2011 National Western Stock ShowFavorite Sport: Baseball Favorite Hobby: Showing cattle & huntingFavorite Stock Show: The American Royal Favorite Animal of all Time: 2005 American Royal Champion Steer, Silver Bullet
SHOW DAY BODY HAIR PROCESS: The process varies from a winter steer to a summer steer. In the Summer we usually use Styling Mousse on thetinner haired animal to give the hair more substance and thicker base. In the winter time, and what we did on Ricky Bobby, we use a coat of Kleen Sheenblown in for a fresh look. Next, we spray a light coat of oil over the entire animal and blow dry some more. To freshen-up the hair before we go into thering, we add another light coat of Kleen Sheen.
DAILY HAIR CARE: In the summer time we rinse three times a day and use Roto Brush each time. We are pretty dedicated to this practice the entiresummer. For a winter time show we rinse once a day, usually when I get home from school. With the winter time hair I Roto Brush the legs and use acombination of the Synthetic Rice Root Brush and Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb on the body. We use Kleen Sheen every day. If we get raw skin or dryhair we will use Russ Rag Oil mixed with Kleen Sheen and try to blow the product down to the root of the hair. If we have a bad dandruff problem, wewill also add some vinegar to the Rag Oil/Kleen Sheen mix.
BOB SAYS: In showing livestock we take nothing for granted and are thanful for the win. We realize as a family we may never have this opportunity again.
SHOW DAY LEG GROOMING PROCESS: We blow outthe legs really well and use the Roto Brush to get the hairstanding as much as possible. I usually start withSullivan’s Tail Adhesive on the winter time, thickerhaired cattle. In the summer, I will start with Primetime.I spray a light coat of adhesive to get the hair set inplace. I let it dry. I usually try to seperate it a little with aFluffer Comb. Then I will clip the leg. Next I spray on alayer of Ultra White Touch-Up to build more bone to theleg. After that drys I spray another light coat of TailAdhesive to set the leg. I cover the leg with a light coatof Brown Touch-up. Then I cover that will Jet Black. Thelast application is to spray Black Finisher for a darkerblack and more shine.
SHOW DAY LEG BREAK-DOWN: If we are going to fitagain the next day, we us Hocus Pocus, but if we are only fit-ting once at the show we will use EZ-All It’s Gone.
Showman ... BrockMay
BROCK’S FAVORITE BARN TOOL: iPod & Roto Brush
As Described by Brock May ...
Heifer’s Name: Anita Loan Sire: Hollywood Dam: Irish Whiskey X AngusBreeder: Adam Pryor, Woodbine, Iowa
Purchased from: Brian Goettemoeller, Kendall Bremer & Cory ThomsenClipper: Brian Goettemoeller
Show Day Fitting Crew: Brian Goettemoeller, Kendall Bremer, Cory Thomsen, Jared Bedwell, Jeremy Baldwin, Cody Green, Dylan Durham, Jake StAmant, Ryan Jones, & Mason and Eric (Dad) Walker
Daily Care: Mason, Whitney & Eric WalkerFeed Supplements: Oxy-Explosion, Sure Champ Pellet, & Natural Stride Feed: ADM ShowTec
Favorite Comb: Sullivan’s Red Stimulator Fluffer Comb with a wood handle.
MASON’S FAVORITE BARN TOOL: Massage Brush with the type of bristles from the ones
sold at Sullivan Supply. It has a little more space between the teeth and the bristles are shorter
which is perfect for working hair.
Location: Prairie Grove, ArkansasChampion Title: Supreme Champion Female, 2010 American RoyalFavorite Sport: FootballFavorite Hobby: Helping grandpa harvest hay
SHOW DAY BODY HAIR PROCESS: We place a light coat of Sullivan’s Styling Mouse and blow it in for an extended period of time.Next, we put in a light coat of Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen and blow dry that as well. Blow dryer is active on animal at all times to fluff and drythe hair. The last step before entering the ring is put on a light coat of Sullivan’s Final Bloom. We continue to blow this into the body untilwe leave for the show ring. Before entering the ring we spray a heavy coat on the head and neck area and wipe it in with a rag.
DAILY HAIR CARE: We rotate Sullivan’s Revive and a mix of 2/3 Sullivan’s Kleen Sheen & 1/3 Sullivan’s Rag Oil every other day. Thishelps restore the natural oil and lanolin to the skin. These are products that we swear by for a healthy, blooming coat of hair.
SHOW DAY LEG GROOMING PROCESS: We start on show daywith Sullivan’s Prime Time to break the hair up. Then we go overthe leg with a light coat of Sullivan’s Tail Adhesive to set the hair.We build the legs with Sullivan’s Ultra White Touch-up. After itdrys, we then darken the leg with Sullivan’s Brown Touch-Up.Next we put on a coat of Sullivan’s Jet Black Touch-Up. Our finalcoat is with Sullivan’s Black Finisher to match the natural shine ofthe animals body hair.
SHOW DAY LEG BREAK-DOWN: We use a combination of EZAll It’s Gone and Sullivan’s Hocus Pocus.
Showman ... Mason Walker
As Described by Mason Walker ...
Last year we brought you the Sullivan Supply Scholarship Program, and peoplethought…how can you top that? Well, get ready, because we’re proud to introduceSullivan Supply’s Stock Show University.
Stock Show University is a FREE educational clinic open to all stock show youth andadults, compliments of Sullivan Supply. We will be hosting clinics at beef expos, majorshows, and junior nationals as well as local shows and at home events throughout theUnited States. You want to host an educational clinic at your farm/ranch or local show,let us know.
Clinics range from convenient half-day programs to comprehensive, in-depth 3-dayclinics…all FREE of charge! We will focus on showmanship, feeding, daily hair andanimal care, show day grooming, and how to achieve that championship look, taughtby the best and most talented ‘professors’ in the business.
If you would like more information on hosting a Stock Show University clinic at yourevent or at home – call Bobbi Hartwig with Sullivan Supply at 1-800-475-5902 to schedule your event!
Be sure to check-out the new Stock Show University apparel and pro shop. A non-profitcompany with 100% of the proceeds going towards educating agricultural youth atStock Show University clinics.
At this university
your tuition is PAID
IN FULLby Sullivan Supply!
1.800.475.5902www.sullivansupply.com
Dave Allan
Bob May
Brad Cox
Chuck McCollough
Brad HanewichDan Sullivan Dewight Sexton
Dave Guyer Jeff Sargent
Jess Recknor
John Sullivan Josh Elder
Mark Sullivan
Nick Reimann
Tyler Winegardner
the ‘PROFESSORS’ of SSU
1.800.475.5902
Barry Nowatzke
STOCK SHOWUNIVERSITY SCHEDULE
Check www.sullivansupply.com for up-dates and clinics.
EVENT LOCATION DATE TIME PROFESSORIowa Beef Expo (Purina/SSU Clinic) Des Moines, IA February 18 2:00 - 4:00 PM Josh ElderNebraska Cattlemen’s Classic (Purina/SSU Clinic) Kearney, NE February 19 3:00 PM Rick SchultzIllinois Beef Expo (Purina/SSU Clinic) Springfield, IL February 25 1:30 PM John Gevelinger & Josh ElderK-State Kick-Off Hutchinson, KS February 26 3:00 PM To Be Determined SDSU AGR/Block & Bridle (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Brookings, SD February 26 10:00 AM Nick ReimannNorth Missouri Green & Gold Classic Chillicothe, MO March 5 Hour After Show Mark SullivanKentucky Beef Expo (Showmaster/SSU Clinic) Louisville, KY March 5 1:30 PM Tyler WinegardnerCattlemen’s Jackpot Show Plymouth, CA March 5 5:00 PM To Be DeterminedEastern North Carolina Livestock Training Clinic Rocky Mountain, NC March 5 - 6 (two days) 8:00 AM Sat & 9:00 AM Sun Bob MayMercer County Fairgrounds Princeton, MO March 6 - 8 TBA Chuck McColloughElkhorn Wisconsin Show (Purina/SSU Clinic) Elkhorn, WI March 12 TBA Bob MayOhio Beef Expo (Purina/SSU Clinic) Columbus, OH March 18 TBA Bob MaySneak-A-Peek (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Syracuse, NE March 19 3:00 - 4:30 PM Nick ReimannOregon Hereford Show/Jackpot Albeny, OR March 25 - 27 TBA To Be DeterminedGalesburg, Kansas Clinic Galesburg, KS March 25 - 27 TBA Chuck McColloughMissouri Block & Bridle Columbia, MO March 26 Hour After Show Mark SullivanAdams County Fairgrounds Marengo, IA April 1 - 3 TBA Chuck McColloughRoss County Classic (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Chillicothe, OH April 1 7:00 PM Dave GuyerScito County Spring Round-Up (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Lucasville, OH April 2 7:00 PM Dave GuyerUniversity of Illinois Hoof-N-Horn Show Urbabna, IL April 2 Following Judging Contest Barry NowatzkeMichigan Beef Expo East Lansing, MI April 2 3:00 - 5:00 PM Tyler WinegardnerAdams County Fairgrounds Golden, IL April 9 - 10 TBA Chuck McColloughOklahoma Beef Expo Stillwater, OK April 14 - 17 TBA Brad Cox & Dave GuyerBeef Brawl (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Sterling, CO April 16 Evening After Show Dave GuyerAustin, Minnesota Two-Day Clinic (Purina/SSU Clinic) Austin, MN April 16 - 17 TBA Bob MayTSU Spectacular Stephenville, TX April 16 - 17 TBA Jeff SargentWMC Junior Beef Spring Fling Ashville, NC April 22 6:00 PM Derrick JonesTurnpike Creek Farms Milan, GA April 29 - May 1 TBA Chuck McColloughTexas Junior Livestock Association Camp College Station/Bryan, TX May 6 - 8 TBA Dan Sullivan & Dave AllanTri-States Jackpot Waynesburg, PA May 7 9:00 AM Tyler WinegardnerTeton County Montana Augusta, MT May 13 - 15 TBA Chuck McColloughWestmoreland, Kansas Clinic Westmoreland, KS May 20 - 22 TBA Chuck McColloughJim Flach Memorial Day Show (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Lincoln, IL May 28 TBA Dave GuyerTrego County Fairgrounds Wakeeney, KS June 3 - 5 TBA Chuck McColloughJunior Beef Round-Up Raleigh, NC June 4 5:00 PM Derrick JonesOklahoma Junior Cattlemen’s Preview Show Stillwater, OK June 9 - 11 TBA Brad Cox & Dave GuyerMissouri Cattlemen’s All-Breeds TBA June 10 6:00 PM Mark Sullivan & Dave GuyerUNL Extension Minden, NE June 10 - 12 TBA Chuck McColloughSarpy County Fairgrounds Springfield, NE June 13 - 15 TBA Chuck McColloughIdaho Beef Expo Filer, ID June 16 4:00 PM To Be DeterminedTexas Jr Hereford Assoc. State Show (Purina/SSU Clinic) Belton, TX June 23 TBA Dave AllanPacific International Jackpot Prineville, OR June 23 5:00 PM To Be DeterminedNational Junior Chinina Show Kansas City, MO June 27 - July 3 TBA McCollough & NowatzkeNational Junior Maine-Anjou Show Kansas City, MO June 27 - July 3 TBA McCollough & NowatzkeNational Junior Charolais Show Kansas City, MO June 27 - July 3 TBA McCollough & NowatzkeNational Junior Shorthorn Show Indianapolis, IN June 27 - July 3 TBA J. Sullivan, Recknor, Elder & SargentBelt Buckle Bonanza (ShowRite/SSU Clinic) Waco, TX June 30 - July 4 TBA Dave GuyerNational Junior Simmental Show Sedalia, MO July 3 - 8 TBA McCollough & HanewichNational Junior Limousin Show Amarillo,TX July 9 - 15 TBA To Be DeterminedNational Junior Hereford Show (Purina/SSU Clinic) Kansas City, MO July 12 TBA Dave AllanNational Junior Angus Show Harrisburg, PA July 10 - 16 TBA Dave GuyerOklahoma State Big Three Field Days Stillwater, OK July 19 - 21 TBA Brad Cox & Dave Guyer
** Not all Professors had been determined at press time.
In just a few short months, Sullivan Supply will be awarding 20, $1,000 collegescholarships to some of the brightest and most talented young people in thelivestock business. We’re not in the show supply business to make a living,we’re in it to make a LIFE. Through the years we have been so fortunate to meetand become friends with the best people in the business, and the SullivanSupply Scholarship Program is just one of the ways we enjoy supporting thosewho support us.
If you are a graduating high school senior or college student, visit www.sullivan-supply.com to download an application and learn more about the program.Deadline for applications is March 1st, 2011. We will award 20 scholarships toindividuals sharing our same great passion for the livestock show industry andraising livestock. Winners will be announced May 1st.
20, $1,000 scholarships
to be awarded• Twenty scholarships worth $1,000 each
• To qualify you must be at least a graduating high school senior or college student 21 years of age or younger.
•NEW Deadline for application is March 15, 2011.
• The scholarships will be awarded to individuals displaying a great passion for the livestock show industry and/or raising livestock.
• Go to www.sullivansupply.com to download applicationand for further details. Winners will be announced on our website on May 1, 2011.
21 years of living, loving and serving the livestock
show industry. We appreciate your support.
2011 APPLICATIONS
Kaylee KerbsSaratoga, WY
Emily GriffithsKendallville, IN
Matt JohnsonMaurice, IA
Callyn Hahn Watska, IL
Kayla CampbellCedarville, OH
Sarah LoughridgeChatsworth, GA
Webb FieldsCollege Station, TX
Bruce FrederickZelioenople, PA
Shelby McCartyWeatherford, TX
Austin Perry Prather, CA
Claire Martin Curryville, MO
Laurie Reid Brighton, CO
Taryn Pieper Farnam, NE
JaLynn Russel Prescott, IA
Torie Schwartz Rossville, IN
Katy Satree Montague, TX
Morgan Sheive Elgin, OK
Ryan Smoes Hamilton, MI
Tucker Stewart Washington, KS
Alyssa FeeJackson, TN
Ry Stover Binger, OK
Zach Wells Hamilton, TX
Cally Thomas Harrold, SD
Tyler White Stillwater, OK
Kelsi Retallick Glen Haven, WI
At Sullivan Supply, we salute you - the livestock youth. In 2010 we received 716 scholarship applications from 38states that provided a daunting task for the scholarship committee. A special thank you goes out to the commit-tee, a volunteer small group of industry leaders, non-Sullivan Supply employees or family members. They servedtirelessly to select 25, $1,000 scholarship winners because of their admiration of our youth and livestock.Congratulations to all who possessed the fortitude to apply. All your applications renewed our confidence and faithin the future of livestock production. Combine your God-given talents with a solid work ethic and you have no lim-its. Best wishes and congratulations to all 716 applicants in 2010. We look forward to seeing what the youth of thelivestock industry has in store for us in 2011.
2010 Sullivan Supply Scholarship Winners
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