2026 The Ohio Preview Show ~All Breeds All Members Must be current Paid members of the Junior Breed Association they are entering in. Early Entry Fee- $50 per head (Deadline May 1, 2026), After this d...
2026 Shorthorn Foundation Scholarship applications close Tonight, Friday, May 1! Don’t miss your chance to win one of the many scholarships offered by our great donors!
The Ohio State Fair Beef Barn Booster Sale is officially LOADED and ready for April 30th — don’t miss your shot at these high-impact sponsorship opportunities! This is your chance to get your brand in front of everyone at the OSF Jr. Beef Show — both in person AND online!
Available Sponsorship Opportunities: • Broadcast Sponsorship • Ringside Banners • Make-Up Ring Banners • Award Banners • Award Buckles From prime banner locations inside the Voinovich Building to premium exposure on the live broadcast, every option is designed to put your name front and center. -Reach exhibitors, families & spectators in person -Stay visible to viewers across the country online -Be part of one of Ohio’s premier junior beef events 📅 Sale Day: April 30th ⏰ Logo Deadline: May 15th (If no logo is submitted, banner will feature name only) ⚠️ Limited availability — competition will be strong Be ready when the bidding starts — these spots won’t last! 🔗 Mark your calendar & get ready to bid! www.breedersworld.com/auctions/10304-ohio-state-fair-beef-barn-booster-sale... See MoreSee Less
This week’s Ambassador– Duane Miller of Du-Lynn Farm Duane Miller has been an advocate and promoter of Shorthorn Breed the majority of his life. A lifelong resident of historic Millersburg in Holmes County he continued to farm the farm that his father started and raised Shorthorn cattle under the Du-Lynn Farms name, just take a look at the number animals that have the DLF prefix in the digital registry and you can get an idea of the reach of Duane’s breeding and effect on the Shorthorn breed. While there were many champions that resided at Du-lynn farms one Duane’s favorite was Biss Element 79, the 2014 National Champion at Denver. When Duane saw him show at Denver he was so impressed he went and found the owners and immediately purchased him. Element was a great addition and was a feature sire at Du-Lynn Farms for several years. He also added the sire power that allowed for many successful Share the Vision sales, a Biennial event that was hosted by Du-lynn and was supported by several different guest consignors for several years. This was one of Duane’s favorite’s events and was known for good cattle and a great time to be enjoyed by all. Duane became involved with the Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association in the late ninety’s and joined the board of directors. Duane served as Vice-President in the early 2000’s was instrumental on revitalizing the organization when it had become a bit stagnant. Also during this time a Duane became a strong advocate for Lassie and Junior Organizations and has supported both with time talent and treasure and to this day Duane can be counted on to do whatever is needed by any of the organizations. Duane was convinced to come back to the board in the teens and was again helpful with making changes to do in events we do today. The Shorthorn booth at the Ohio Beef Expo was one of the new happenings that he was very involved in getting started. This event has brought the face of the Ohio Shorthorn Breeder’s Association to one of the largest State Expo’s east of the Mississippi. Duane has also been active on the national level and has attended the National Shorthorn Associations Annual Meeting and served as the Ohio delegate to this meeting several times. One of the attributes for the breed that Duane is least recognized for is his mentorship of new folks that join the Shorthorn Breed. If you ever listen to Duane’s voicemail message he always says” Tell me what’s on your mind.” This saying says a lot about Duane as he is very easy to talk to and at any Shorthorn event you can find him discussing any number of topics with a new person and helping them to feel comfortable. He has helped numerous young and old new breeders by talking them threw problems and giving advice that helps them make decisions that saves them from making mistakes that would discourage them. The Ohio Shorthorn Association proudly congratulates Duane Miller as the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, honoring his lifetime of leadership, mentorship, and unwavering dedication to the Shorthorn breed and its community. Reach out to Duane at duanemillersh@gmail.com ... See MoreSee Less
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2026 Shorthorn Foundation Scholarship applications close Tonight, Friday, May 1! Don’t miss your chance to win one of the many scholarships offered by our great donors!
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The Ohio State Fair Beef Barn Booster Sale is officially LOADED and ready for April 30th — don’t miss your shot at these high-impact sponsorship opportunities!
This is your chance to get your brand in front of everyone at the OSF Jr. Beef Show — both in person AND online!
Available Sponsorship Opportunities:
• Broadcast Sponsorship
• Ringside Banners
• Make-Up Ring Banners
• Award Banners
• Award Buckles
From prime banner locations inside the Voinovich Building to premium exposure on the live broadcast, every option is designed to put your name front and center.
-Reach exhibitors, families & spectators in person
-Stay visible to viewers across the country online
-Be part of one of Ohio’s premier junior beef events
📅 Sale Day: April 30th
⏰ Logo Deadline: May 15th
(If no logo is submitted, banner will feature name only)
⚠️ Limited availability — competition will be strong
Be ready when the bidding starts — these spots won’t last!
🔗 Mark your calendar & get ready to bid!
www.breedersworld.com/auctions/10304-ohio-state-fair-beef-barn-booster-sale ... See MoreSee Less
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This week’s Ambassador– Duane Miller of Du-Lynn Farm
Duane Miller has been an advocate and promoter of Shorthorn Breed the majority of his life. A lifelong resident of historic Millersburg in Holmes County he continued to farm the farm that his father started and raised Shorthorn cattle under the Du-Lynn Farms name, just take a look at the number animals that have the DLF prefix in the digital registry and you can get an idea of the reach of Duane’s breeding and effect on the Shorthorn breed. While there were many champions that resided at Du-lynn farms one Duane’s favorite was Biss Element 79, the 2014 National Champion at Denver. When Duane saw him show at Denver he was so impressed he went and found the owners and immediately purchased him. Element was a great addition and was a feature sire at Du-Lynn Farms for several years. He also added the sire power that allowed for many successful Share the Vision sales, a Biennial event that was hosted by Du-lynn and was supported by several different guest consignors for several years. This was one of Duane’s favorite’s events and was known for good cattle and a great time to be enjoyed by all.
Duane became involved with the Ohio Shorthorn Breeders Association in the late ninety’s and joined the board of directors. Duane served as Vice-President in the early 2000’s was instrumental on revitalizing the organization when it had become a bit stagnant. Also during this time a Duane became a strong advocate for Lassie and Junior Organizations and has supported both with time talent and treasure and to this day Duane can be counted on to do whatever is needed by any of the organizations. Duane was convinced to come back to the board in the teens and was again helpful with making changes to do in events we do today. The Shorthorn booth at the Ohio Beef Expo was one of the new happenings that he was very involved in getting started. This event has brought the face of the Ohio Shorthorn Breeder’s Association to one of the largest State Expo’s east of the Mississippi. Duane has also been active on the national level and has attended the National Shorthorn Associations Annual Meeting and served as the Ohio delegate to this meeting several times.
One of the attributes for the breed that Duane is least recognized for is his mentorship of new folks that join the Shorthorn Breed. If you ever listen to Duane’s voicemail message he always says” Tell me what’s on your mind.” This saying says a lot about Duane as he is very easy to talk to and at any Shorthorn event you can find him discussing any number of topics with a new person and helping them to feel comfortable. He has helped numerous young and old new breeders by talking them threw problems and giving advice that helps them make decisions that saves them from making mistakes that would discourage them.
The Ohio Shorthorn Association proudly congratulates Duane Miller as the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, honoring his lifetime of leadership, mentorship, and unwavering dedication to the Shorthorn breed and its community.
Reach out to Duane at duanemillersh@gmail.com ... See MoreSee Less
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