Texas Hereford Association
The Texas Hereford Association had its beginning in a San Antonio, Texas, boot shop on November 7, 1899, and the four men who are identifiable in this painting helped make Texas Hereford history on that important day. Captain William S. (Sude) Ikard of Henrietta, the first breeder of Hereford cattle in the state of Texas, featured in the center of the painting, has just been elected to serve as the first president of the newly formed Texas Hereford Association, and he is being congratulated by Col. B. C. Rhome of Rhome. Behind these two individuals, applauding vigorously, are from left to right: B. C. Rhome Jr., also of Rhome, and J. F. Yearwood of Georgetown.
Our Vision
The Texas Hereford Association's staff, current leadership, and its members hope to revolutionize the industry by placing a Hereford bull in every pasture, and a Hereford steak on every plate across the state of Texas.
Our Mission
The Texas Hereford Association will provide the leadership to unite, foster and protect the interest of the Hereford breed; and promote fairly the production and consumption of Hereford beef universally.
Upcoming Events
Aug 3-5
Virtual Beef Cattle Short Course - Online
College Station, TX
Sept 11
West Texas Fair Hereford Show
Abilene, TX
Sept 12
West Texas Fair Junior Hereford Show
Abilene, TX
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Flying S Herefords
Line One Production Sale
Paluxy, TX
March 17, 2020
Auctioneer: Dustin Layton
38 Fall bulls $237,500 Avg. $6,250
12 Spring bulls $44,250 Avg. $3,688
30 Females $103,850 Avg. $3,462
NorthEast Texas Hereford Assn.
68th Annual Sale
Mt. Pleasant, TX
March 14, 2020
Auctioneer: Monte Lowderman
14 bulls $26,350 Avg. $1,882
42 females $75,500 Avg. $1,798
13 units semen $455
Total Sale $102,305
Cooper Herefords Annual Production Sale
Mar. 10, 2020
Willow Creek, MT
Auctioneer: Joe Goggins
79 bulls $841,280 Avg. $10,649
13 Spring/pairs/cows $73,500 Avg. $5,6536
23 Spring opens $79,650 Avg. $3,463
