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Greetings!
The Eastern Lowline Angus Association is announcing a change of plans for the Lebanon, TN ALL LOWLINE SHOW in May. As a result of recent weather events, we are no longer holding the show but having an Open House.
Sincerely,
Margie Banse
All Lowline Show
Due to historic flooding, and recent tornado destruction in portions of our area we have decided the best course of action to continue our focus of promoting Lowlines in the East is to have an Open House rather than expect breeders in our area to participate in a show.
Flooding spans through several of our core states: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee and as far south as Louisiana to mention a few. NOAA reports that this flooding may continue into late May or early June.
The recent late April tornados have also impacted communities that we represent. Alabama, Mississippi, and Georgia were hardest hit and breeders in all these areas are faced with numerous challenges, the least of which is calving at this time of year.
For the ELAA first and foremost, we want all of our membership to focus on family and farm, while we encourage regional shows and full promotion of our breed, we are also realistic in the fact there are specific individual challenges that take precedence over a show. We hope that all of of members in these natural disaster areas are doing well and coping with the unique challenges that this spring's weather has presented.
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Twin Oaks Cattle Company will be sponsoring an Open House Saturday May 21st from 11am til 4 pm CST at 5313 West Main Street, Lebanon, TN 37087.
You are invited to come see the largest herd of Lowline cattle in the East. Mature bulls, cows and steers both fullblood and percentages with many new calves on the ground.
Lunch is on Twin Oaks so come join us ... Hamburgers on the grill with beans and coleslaw on the side. See what all the excitement is about! Contact John Floyd if you have any questions at 615.473.4286. |
