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The Showtimes / Reid family were saddened to hear about the passing of Hall of Fame Member Mike Pallas. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He was one of the nicest people in our industry and made an impact on us. He will be missed.

Pallas, Michael “Mike”, age 69 of Fort Calhoun, NE. Born: October 3, 1954, Hastings, NE. Died: May 5, 2024, Fort Calhoun, NE. Mike passed away Sunday, May 5, 2024, at his home in Fort Calhoun surrounded with love, after a brave battle with stomach & pancreatic cancer. Mike was born October 3, 1954 to Stanley and Joan Pallas of Lawrence, Nebraska. He grew up in a loving home with seven brothers and sisters. He was a graduate of Lawrence High School. After high school he began a farming and livestock

career. Later, moving to Omaha, Nebraska assuming the roll of Farm Manager at the Omaha Home for Boys for nearly 40 years. He was an active volunteer within the community. Serving nearly 30 years with the Ponca Hills Volunteer Fire Department where he proudly served as a Firefighter in roles as a leader, superintendent, and booster club duties. He spent a great deal of time committed to serving others. If you needed a helping hand, and President. He spent many years serving with the 4-H Community

he was there for you. He clocked many hours mowing, pushing snow and building for others. Family was the center of his world. He loved traveling with Cindy to Hawaii, the Black Hills, and camping. His joy was even greater when the girls and grand kids joined. He enjoyed hunting, playing cards, having coffee with friends, helping others, mowing, and spending time with the grand kids. Mike is preceded in death by: parents, Stan and Joan Pallas, sister, LeAnn Goff, brother, Ben Pallas. He is survived by:

wife, Cindy Pallas, Fort Calhoun, daughters, Amber (Julian) Brunt, Omaha, NE, Erin (David) Levering, Lincoln, NE, Stephanie (Craig) Steck, Woodstock, MN, Samantha (Jackson) Bauer, Rowlett, TX, sisters, Jodi Cerveny, Independence, MO, Pam Arbogast, Lawrence, NE, Laura (Ryan) Dexter, Grand Island, NE, brothers, Gary (LeaAnn) Pallas, Vancouver, WA, Tim (Colleen) Pallas, Stromsburg, NE, five awesome grand kids, Keagan Steck, Cade Levering, Carter Steck, Aurora and Ella Bauer, many nieces and nephews. ●

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THE SHOWTIMES WELCOMES RYAN AND SAM JOHNSON TO OUR HALL OF FAME! LISA VISITED WITH RJ ON THE HISTORY OF RJ CATTLE CO. AND WHAT MADE THEM BECOME ONE OF THE LEADING BRANDS IN OUR INDUSTRY.

Dad had Purebred Limousin cattle. He grew up through that Junior Association and was a member of the North American Limousin Junior Association Board of Directors. “The Junior National Program got us [he and Sam] both hooked.” Ryan claimed. While Ryan was focused on Limousins, Sam developed her love for beef cattle through the Maine-Anjou Association. Growing up in Indiana, she attended her first National Junior Maine-Anjou Show in 2001 in Terre Haute, Indiana. Her family worked with top names in the Maine- Anjou breed such as Fred DeRouchey and Bushy Park Farms as well as being actively involved with Registered Jersey cattle. After graduating from South Dakota State University in 2007 and following a short stint at Linhart Limousin in Southern Iowa for three and a half years, Ryan moved back to South Dakota in 2011. South Dakota had felt like home since college. He worked part-time for Werning Cattle Company as well as a few others clipping and freelancing. In 2012, he hosted his first online sale and was then invited by his childhood friend, Cory Altena, to use his show barn and sale

facility in northwest Iowa - which he did from 2012 to 2014. Fate so had it that within weeks of purchasing the property that is now home to RJ Cattle Co. in Mitchell, South Dakota in August of 2014, Sam would be heading out to work Fall sale cattle for Bushy Park Farms. After Ryan and Sam’s paths crossed that Fall, the two started dating

bunch of cattle and re-trade them. If someone trusted me with their calves, I took them and sold them on splits. That’s how I got started. I took them home. I broke them. I clipped them and presented them to the best of my ability and tried to sell them as good as I could. I would help the new owner and try to get them as many wins as was

yan (RJ) and Samantha (Sam) Johnson have put their brand on the livestock industry since they started RJ Cattle Co. back in 2015. Looking at them today and seeing the champions they are tied to on a national level, one would think they are a generational operation. While both have roots in cattle, it’s what the two of them created when they joined forces that will make a lasting impact on cattle genetics and the show industry. Ryan grew up in Northwest Iowa. His first memory of anything to do with cattle was going with his dad to the Clay County Fair in Spencer, Iowa. His dad would take a weaned calf that was tame enough for him to show in the small open class. Ryan attended his first National Junior Limousin Show in 1993 in St. Paul, Minnesota at the age of eight. It was there where he has his first vivid memory of having a lot of fun with kids his age. Both Ryan’s Grandfather and

in 2015. That same year, they hosted their first sale. RJ Cattle Co. was officially in business! There’s no question that Ryan has an eye for cattle. Everything at RJ Cattle Co. was built from the ground up by Ryan and Sam. “I went around and took calves on commission for guys that maybe didn’t have a sale at that time. I couldn’t afford to buy a

possible for that animal. It built from there. I would save my money as much as I could and over the years kept going and going like that. Selling calves on commission. It has come to the point now where when we see a female that we really fall in love with, we want to buy her and own her. We are to the point where we are flushing several females every few weeks and putting in

some of the best co-op herds in the country. We are a little unique where we do not calve out any recips ourselves. We send all our embryos to several different co-op herds and buy our calves back on calf buyback programs.” Ryan explained. Ryan attributes their competitive nature as being responsible for the success they have achieved. He always wants to be better each day and every year. “There are people who are equivalent, but nobody who wants it more than we do. We always want to do better and look for ways to improve. Our willingness and wanting to win has contributed to our success.” Pinpointing one special win that separates itself from the others for Ryan and Sam is difficult. Each win means something. Their first big win came in the Summer of 2013 where they had the Grand Champion Purebred Simmental Female at the AJSA National Classic. They followed that with a win at the 2013 Indiana State Fair and next the 2015 South Dakota State Fair. They were just the beginning. RJ Cattle Co. has found itself at the backdrop year-after-year with multiple State Fair and National Champions. In 2019 they had the Supreme Champion Female in Louisville. Just last Summer at Junior Nationals they were a part of the Grand Champion Charolais Composite Female, Grand Champion Chi Composite Female and Grand Champion % Simmental Female. They ended 2023 with an exclamation mark having Sara Sullivan’s American Royal Supreme Champion Female who went on to win Supreme Champion Female in the Louisville Open Show.

several hundred embryos every year. It’s come full circle where we have a lot of younger guys that come to us, and we send calves out on commission. These kids are very talented and do a very good job. We love sending some of our calves out on commission to them just like we did when we were younger.” Ryan and Sam do not limit themselves to one breed or type of cattle. While the Simmental breed has been very good to them, they strive for quality and always want to be cutting edge – no matter the breed. They raise a lot of reverse sort males for club calves and reverse sort females of different breeds – Simmental, Angus, Charolais, Maines, Chis, and ½ Blood Simmentals.

They recognize that genetics and industry trends are constantly evolving, and they never want to get left behind just because that is the way things have always been. Ryan is willing to put in the miles to ensure they always have new and fresh genetics. “I’m the type of person that always wants to get in the car and go to a lot of shows and see what’s winning and other people’s genetics. My goal for the future is to never get left behind. Not just stay at home and look at my own stuff all the time. I want to stay current and always try to stay with the times.” One distinct aspect of RJ Cattle Co. is that they rely 100% on co-op herds. “We are so thankful to have

The drive and desire to win is in Ryan’s blood, but he always tries to put things into perspective for the kids he works with. “I try to tell kids, and I have to remind myself this, because you get so spoiled when you win big shows. I remember when I was a kid we didn’t get to travel around much. If I went to the Iowa Beef Expo or Sioux Falls and would have gotten off the bottom of a class or stood in the middle of the class, that would have been a big deal. Now, I go to the show, and I’m upset if we don’t win. I have to remind kids that with just winning your class or getting a piece of the breed, you should be happy for yourself instead of frustrated.” This past year, Ryan and Sam welcomed their son, Rhett. “Having a little boy has definitely changed us for the better. It is very, very special.” As a family, they are dynamite. Through their willingness to work hard and a clear vision for what they want to achieve, the Johnson’s continue to excel and raise the bar for this industry. ●

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Stockmen’s Association has hosted the North Dakota Junior Beef Expo, a multi-breed junior field day for 4-H, FFA and junior breed association members. It’s a chance to learn, compete for prizes and premiums, meet others interested in the beef cattle industry and have fun at the same time!

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124 WIU Change of Pace 126 Western National Angus Futurity 128 Houston Livestock Show 134 Steers & Stripes 140 Exit 69 Royal Rumble 142 SC Showdown 146 MSU Bear Round Up

BEYOND THE BACKDROP 129 Blaize Benson 133 Eaves Show Cattle

Location › Grand Junction, CO

Date › March 2024

Backdrop Benner › The Showtimes

GRAND CHAMPION STEER Ethan Stone

Judge › Kyle Vehige

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Brystoll Gines

3RD OVERALL STEER Brystoll Gines

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4TH OVERALL STEER Cash Pratt

5TH OVERALL STEER Reed Pratt

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Avery Kimble

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RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Kimberly Gray

3RD OVERALL HEIFER Kimberly Gray

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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Avery Kimble

5TH OVERALL HEIFER Silas McQuate

Location › Greenburg, IN

Date › March 2024

Judge › Clint & Kelly Hall Backdrop Photos › Lindsay Hanewich

GRAND CHAMPION STEER Anna Sickafoose

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Stephanie Berenda

3RD OVERALL STEER Macey Banter

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4TH OVERALL STEER Stephanie Berenda

5TH OVERALL STEER Kenleigh Berry

D E C A T U R C O U N T Y

GRAND CHAMPION STEER Kenleigh Berry

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Kenleigh Berry

3RD OVERALL STEER Stephanie Berenda

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4TH OVERALL STEER Stephanie Berenda

5TH OVERALL STEER Macey Banter

Judge › Clint & Kelly Hall Backdrop Photos › Lindsay Hanewich

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Colten Anderson

RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Parker Chesnut

3RD OVERALL HEIFER Cohen Berry

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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Emmett Baker

5TH OVERALL HEIFER Graham Dickerson

D E C A T U R C O U N T Y

GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER Colten Anderson

RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER Parker Chesnut

3RD OVERALL HEIFER Emmett Baker

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4TH OVERALL HEIFER Cohen Berry

5TH OVERALL HEIFER Elizabeth Good

Location ›Mason, MI

Date › Marcg 2024

GRAND CHAMPION STEER Miley Poindexter

Judge › Randy Mullinix

RESERVE CHAMPION STEER Grace Shupe

3RD OVERALL STEER Megan Brunke

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4TH OVERALL STEER Courtney Hockemeyer

5TH OVERALL STEER Blaine Pish

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GRAND CHAMPION B&O STEER Kylie Brunke

RESERVE CHAMPION B&O STEER Bridgett Futa

3RD OVERALL B&O STEER Katelyn Wilson

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5TH OVERALL B&O STEER Mason Trattles

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