Ohio Beef Expo packed with cattle shows, sales

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Ohio Beef Expo
The Ohio Beef Expo featured three full days of seminars, cattle shows and live sales March 16-18, 2018. (Catie Noyes photos)

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Beef Expo took place at the Ohio State Fairgrounds and Expo Center March 16-18. The Expo offered something for everyone from a full trade show, to beef cattle live sales, junior shows, and educational seminars for all ages.

New this year was the addition of the Red Angus breed to the show and sale and an adult beef quality assurance program. Take a look at our slideshow below that captures some of the highlights of the 2018 Expo.

Beef Expo sale ring

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Beef Expo sale ring

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Beef Expo showmanship

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Beef Expo beginner showmanship

The Ohio Beef Expo showmanship classes opened with the beginner division March 17 in the Cooper Arena at the Ohio State Fairgrounds.
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Beef Expo market show

A beef expo exhibitor takes a moment to make sure her steer is set during the Junior Market Show at the Ohio Beef Expo March 18.
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Beef Expo clipping cattle

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Beef Expo showmanship beginners

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Beef Expo cold day

It was a cold and wet start to the Ohio Beef Expo, which took place March 16-18 at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus. Young cattlemen washed and prepped their beef cattle in the freezing rain Saturday morning. Highs were in the mid to high 30s Friday and Saturday and reached 53 F by Sunday afternoon according to weather.com.
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Beef Expo Red Angus sale

New to the Ohio Beef Expo in 2018 was the addition of the Red Angus breed. The Red Angus sale grossed $47,750, featured eight bulls, 12 females and two embryos March 17 at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus. The high selling bull was SCC Nexus S621, consigned by Steiger Cattle Co., Delavan, Illinois, and sold for $4,700 to Dee Ann Demling McLean, Illinois. The high selling female, also owned by Steiger Cattle Co., sold for $4,200 to Roseberry Farms, Jackson, Ohio. (Catie Noyes photo)
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Beef Expo Senior Showmanship

Lori Millenbaugh, of Crawford County, carefully sets the legs of her steer during the senior division showmanship class at the Ohio Beef Expo March 17, in Columbus.
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Beef Expo show lineup

Junior showman make their was to the show ring during the Ohio Beef Expo March 18, 2018.
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Beef Expo show prep

Barrett Evans, of Tuscarawas County, preps his steer for his showmanship class at the Ohio Beef Expo March 17, in Columbus.
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Beef Expo junior showmanship

Junior showmen kept their eyes on the judge as they made their way around the ring during the junior showmanship division of the Ohio Beef Expo March 17 in Columbus. Classes for beginner, junior, intermediate and senior showman took place in the Cooper Arena at the Ohio State Fairgrounds.
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Beef Expo showmanship class

Showmanship classes took place March 17 at the Ohio Beef Expo.
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Beef Expo Champ Maine-Anjou

Champion Maine-Anjou Heifer Samantha VanVorhis, of Wood County, makes sure her Maine-Anjou heifer is looking her best for the judge March 18 at the Ohio Beef Expo. And it paid off, as she left the ring with the champion high percent Maine-Anjou heifer. VanVorhis also took fourth overall heifer with her champion Simmental.
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Beef Expo grooming

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Beef Expo bull sale

The Ohio Beef Expo breed sales took place March 17, 2018. (Catie Noyes photo)
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Beef Expo auction

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Beef Expo

The chutes were full of cattle being groomed for upcoming shows during the Ohio Beef Expo.
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Beef Expo beginner showmanship 2

Conner Yochum, of Highland County, waits to enter the ring for the beginner showmanship class at the Ohio Beef Expo, March 17, in Columbus. Yochum took eighth overall in the class.
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Beef Expo trade show

Farm and Dairy file photo.
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Beef Expo judges comments

Judge Mark Johnson, takes a moment to talk with an exhibitor during the Junior Heifer Show at the Ohio Beef Expo March 18.

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