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 900 Head Sell •
Cow-Calf Pairs •
AI & Bull Bred Cows •
AI & Bull Bred Heifers •
Open Fall & Spring Heifers
Method Genetics tested •
PI-BVD tested negative
Historic markets created by historically low
national cow herd numbers and
unwavering consumer demand encourage us to
BUILD BACK BETTER! For over two decades, the producers behind the Profit Proven Angus
females are some of the most
progressive, committed and engaged cow producers in America.
This offering of Method Genetics tested,
GAR-influenced Angus females
present buyers the opportunity for
across-the-board cow herd improvements in one generation.
If herd rebuilding is in
your future, or if you’re
simply making genetic improvements to your current beef cow herd,
mark your calendars and BUILD BACK BETTER on Monday, November 24!
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.
Mary Kay
Siefers is Recipient of the 2025 Mark & Eva Gardiner Innovation & Excellence
Faculty Award Dr. Mary Kay Siefers has taught and mentored thousands
of students and faculty during her 25-year tenure at K-State. Her
passion for education and action led to collaboration with the College of
Agriculture to develop the interdisciplinary
secondary major in global food systems leadership, challenging undergraduates to
make positive changes in global issues
facing food and agriculture. She serves as faculty advisor and co-creator of the
Food Security Scholars program.
As a valuable member of the Henry C.
Gardiner Global Food Systems Lecture committee, Dr. Siefers has made it her mission
to create across-campus engagements for the lectures—now one of the most
thought-provoking events on campus each year.
