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Gardiner Angus Ranch
9th Annual Early Bird Bull Sale
Monday, January 26, 2026 10 AM
At the Henry & Nan Gardiner Marketing Center near Ashland, Kansas
(GPS address: 2601-B CR 13 • Ashland, KS 67831)

SELLING
400 REGISTERED ANGUS BULLS

 20 20-Month-Old Bulls
 380 18-Month-OId Bulls

175 BRED COMMERCIAL ANGUS HEIFERS

The GAR commercial females will sell with individual GeneMax Advantage genomic results tested through AGI. The GeneMax Angus $Value indexes and trait rankings will be included in the sale book and posted on this website prior to the sale.

Watch the sale and bid live online at Bid.SuperiorLivestock.com and Bid.Live-Ag.com. Register to bid prior to sale day.
As always, FREE DELIVERY on all purchases!

Join us Sunday, January 25 for an “Angus Equity Driven By Data” Discussion
Making Beef Better is driven by data and recognized across the industry as increasing the supply of high-quality Prime beef. Join us Sunday, Jan. 25 at 5 PM for dinner followed by a conversation with Troy Marshall, director of commercial industry relations, and Sarah Dreyer, commercial programs lead, both at the American Angus Association; and Brian Bertelsen, VP of field operations at U.S. Premium Beef.


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23rd Annual Profit Proven Gardiner-Influenced Commercial Angus Female Sale
Monday, November 24, 2025 12 Noon
At the Henry & Nan Gardiner Marketing Center • Ashland, Kansas
(GPS address: 2601-B CR 13 • Ashland, KS 67831)

Approximately 1,100 Head Sell
Cow-Calf Pairs AI & Bull Bred Cows AI & Bull Bred Heifers Open Fall & Spring Heifers

Method Genetics tested PI-BVD tested negative

Watch the sale and bid live online at Bid.SuperiorLivestock.com. Register to bid prior to sale day. If you need assistance, call Superior Livestock at (800) 431-4452 PRIOR to the start of the sale.


VALUABLE GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
Our fall 2025 presale program was an important industry discussion. We were joined by Dr. Glynn Tonsor, professor of ag economics, Kansas State University; Erin Borror, vice president, economic analysis, U.S. Meat Export Federation; and Dr. Nevil Speer, ag economist, Turkey Track Consulting. The evening was moderated by Bill Bowman, Method Genetics. Our panel of experts dove into the importance of a robust global trading environment in beef cattle production across all sectors of agriculture.

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