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Gardiner Angus Ranch’s
10th Annual Meating Demand Sale

Monday, May 5, 2025 • 10 AM
At the Henry & Nan Gardiner Marketing Center • Near Ashland, Kansas

SELLING APPROXIMATELY 382 HEAD
• 267 Registered Angus Bulls
• 115 Gardiner-Influenced Bred Commercial Angus Females
• 63 Bred Heifers
• 52 Bred 3-Year-Old Cows

The commercial females sell with complete Method Genetics EPDs & indexes.

Watch the sale and bid live online at Bid.SuperiorLivestock.com or Bid.Live-Ag.com. Register to bid prior to sale day.

As always, FREE DELIVERY on all purchases!

View video of commercial females selling on our YouTube channel
View highlights of registered bulls selling
View video highlights of registered bulls selling on our YouTube channel

Spring Production Sale Raises the Bar for Elite Angus Genetics

The months and weeks leading up to any seedstock operation’s auction is a furious mix of hard work, years of planning and hopefulness, knowing much is out of our control. The past 45 spring sales at Gardiner Angus Ranch laid a rock-solid foundation for the future and the success of the 46th sale is a testament to the next 45 years. As final comments were made and the auction began promptly at 9 AM, more than 500 buyers had registered to compete for 893 head of registered bulls and females and elite commercial heifers.

Lot 1, GAR Beacon, a young sire that gained lots of attention as a population changing, multi-trait outcross was as popular sale day as the weeks leading up to the sale. Read the entire sale report >>>

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"Shifting the Bell Curve"
2025 Early Bird Pre-Sale Program with Paul Dykstra

Paul Dykstra, Director, Supply Management and Analysis, Certified Angus Beef®, discussed the distribution of carcass quality among the nation’s Angus fed cattle supply and how narrowly so many miss the Certified Angus Beef® brand targets in both the Premium Choice and Prime brand labels. Paul covered the economics of moving the bar higher and the financial outcomes of improving the average quality achievement starting at the ranch.