AJC Angus
Both third-generation Angus breeders, Adam and Julie grew up in the Angus business.
With a farm purchase in Holden, Missouri, two very different types of cattle were combined in 2018. A true family process, we continue to improve our program for the fourth-generation which is anxiously waiting for the next calf crop to be born.
Passionate about Angus
Julie showing for the first time in 1993
Adam working the ring at the 2025 Cattlemen's Congress
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Lillie & Lydia doing PeeWee Showmanship at 2024 Missouri Angus Preview Show
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Our Herd is Small, but Mighty...
We know we are different and that's okay. We calve in the off season for most because it works best for our work schedules. Each cow family is assigned a color ear tag which helps our children as well as those who assist us with chores better keep track of the cattle. The largest family stems from Elba Ballot 2W26 of AJC, the daughter of a cow purchased from Sir William Angus in Crayville, NY.
Along with our parents, we are excited to be able to raise our girls with livestock production and continue to improve upon the herd for future generations.
Along with our parents, we are excited to be able to raise our girls with livestock production and continue to improve upon the herd for future generations.
Data collection is an essential part of characterizing our herd’s performance. We were recently recognized by the American Angus Association for our time and effort to submit data with the Data Driven Herd Bronze Level recognition during the 2026 fiscal year. By continually collecting and submitting data through the Angus Herd Improvement Records (AHIR®), we believe this helps bring value to our herd as well as the entire Angus breed.
