Sibling Multi-Ownership Rule Multiple ownership of an animal is permitted only between eligible sibling junior members. This option is intended to provide flexibility for families with multiple junior members while maintaining individual exhibitor responsibility and preventing ownership arrangements with adults, breeders, farms or other non-sibling parties.
To qualify for sibling multi-ownership:
Eligible Owners: All listed owners must be current AJSA members and meet AJSA age eligibility requirements. Sibling Definition: Multiple owners must be siblings, including full siblings (half-siblings, step-siblings or foster-siblings) who have the same contact address listed in the registry. Ownership Restrictions: Parents, grandparents, other relatives, expired junior members who have aged out of AJSA eligibility, unrelated individuals, breeders, syndicates, partnerships, farm names or family farm names may not be included as additional owners for an animal to qualify under the Sibling Multi-Ownership Rule. Registration: All eligible sibling owners must be listed as owners on the animal's registration or record by the applicable ownership deadline. Designated Exhibitor: The junior member who enters the animal for a specific show is considered the designated exhibitor and is required to exhibit that animal at that show. No Exhibitor Changes: Once entries have closed, the designated exhibitor may not be changed to another sibling at the show, regardless of whether the other sibling is also a registered owner of the animal. One Entry Per Show: An animal may only be entered and exhibited by one sibling at each individual show or event. Joint ownership does not permit the same animal to be entered under multiple siblings at the same show. Exhibitor Designation by Show: The designated exhibitor is specific to each show. A different eligible sibling owner may enter and exhibit the animal at a subsequent show, provided that sibling is listed as an owner and completes the entry for that event by the applicable entry deadline.
This rule will go into effect in March 2027 following the 2026-2027 show season. The first show this will be in place is the 2027 National Junior Shorthorn Show. ... See MoreSee Less
Fall Showcase Consignor! AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK This week, we’re proud to feature Psalms Fifty Cattle Company of Fremont, Ohio! Driven by faith and a deep love for Shorthorns, we strive to produce high-performing, show-quality cattle. We are dedicated to advocating for our breed and educating the public on why we believe so strongly in Shorthorn excellence.
🌟 AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK 🌟 This week, were proud to feature JAMS Shorthorns of Sidney, Ohio!
JAMS Shorthorns: A Legacy of Family & Excellence Founded in 1976 when Jane Brautigam purchased our first heifer from local Shelby County breeder Bill Hoewisher, JAMS Shorthorns is built on a foundation of family and dedication. Our name represents Jane’s four sons: Josh, Andy, Mitch, and Sam.
For five decades, we have been a fixture at state and national shows, a tradition that continues today with the newest generation: Emily, Drew, Aaron, and Aiden Belle. We pride ourselves on maintaining a premier, proven genetic cow herd. Our focus remains steadfast on: Productivity & Maternal Traits: Building cows that work as hard as they look. Show Ring Success: Producing elite heifers capable of competing at the highest levels.
Reach out to JAMSshorthorns@gmail.com
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NEW JUNIOR OWNERSHIP RULE
effective March 2027
Sibling Multi-Ownership Rule
Multiple ownership of an animal is permitted only between eligible sibling junior members. This option is intended to provide flexibility for families with multiple junior members while maintaining individual exhibitor responsibility and preventing ownership arrangements with adults, breeders, farms or other non-sibling parties.
To qualify for sibling multi-ownership:
Eligible Owners: All listed owners must be current AJSA members and meet AJSA age eligibility requirements.
Sibling Definition: Multiple owners must be siblings, including full siblings (half-siblings, step-siblings or foster-siblings) who have the same contact address listed in the registry.
Ownership Restrictions: Parents, grandparents, other relatives, expired junior members who have aged out of AJSA eligibility, unrelated individuals, breeders, syndicates, partnerships, farm names or family farm names may not be included as additional owners for an animal to qualify under the Sibling Multi-Ownership Rule.
Registration: All eligible sibling owners must be listed as owners on the animal's registration or record by the applicable ownership deadline.
Designated Exhibitor: The junior member who enters the animal for a specific show is considered the designated exhibitor and is required to exhibit that animal at that show.
No Exhibitor Changes: Once entries have closed, the designated exhibitor may not be changed to another sibling at the show, regardless of whether the other sibling is also a registered owner of the animal.
One Entry Per Show: An animal may only be entered and exhibited by one sibling at each individual show or event. Joint ownership does not permit the same animal to be entered under multiple siblings at the same show.
Exhibitor Designation by Show: The designated exhibitor is specific to each show. A different eligible sibling owner may enter and exhibit the animal at a subsequent show, provided that sibling is listed as an owner and completes the entry for that event by the applicable entry deadline.
This rule will go into effect in March 2027 following the 2026-2027 show season. The first show this will be in place is the 2027 National Junior Shorthorn Show. ... See MoreSee Less
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Fall Showcase Consignor!
AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK
This week, we’re proud to feature Psalms Fifty Cattle Company of Fremont, Ohio!
Driven by faith and a deep love for Shorthorns, we strive to produce high-performing, show-quality cattle. We are dedicated to advocating for our breed and educating the public on why we believe so strongly in Shorthorn excellence.
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www.facebook.com/PsalmsFiftyCattleCompany
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Check out some Fall Showcase offerings. Sells Oct. 11 ... See MoreSee Less
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While we don't have live cattle at FSR this year we do have a display in the Ohio Cattlemen's Allied Industry tent! Check it out! ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 AMBASSADOR OF THE WEEK 🌟
This week, were proud to feature JAMS Shorthorns of Sidney, Ohio!
JAMS Shorthorns: A Legacy of Family & Excellence
Founded in 1976 when Jane Brautigam purchased our first heifer from local Shelby County breeder Bill Hoewisher, JAMS Shorthorns is built on a foundation of family and dedication. Our name represents Jane’s four sons: Josh, Andy, Mitch, and Sam.
For five decades, we have been a fixture at state and national shows, a tradition that continues today with the newest generation: Emily, Drew, Aaron, and Aiden Belle. We pride ourselves on maintaining a premier, proven genetic cow herd. Our focus remains steadfast on:
Productivity & Maternal Traits: Building cows that work as hard as they look.
Show Ring Success: Producing elite heifers capable of competing at the highest levels.
Reach out to JAMSshorthorns@gmail.com
Thank you for representing the Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association! ... See MoreSee Less
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