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Pfizer will award $1,000 to five producers

12:06 AM AKST, December 7, 2012

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MADISON, N.J. - To help commercial producers who use Black Angus genetics better understand the value of genomic technology, Pfizer Animal Health is offering five chances to win $1,000 to invest in the future of their herd. By entering the HD 50K and GeneMaxTM Sweepstakes before March 31, 2013, five producers will receive $1,000 each to apply toward the purchase of an animal with genomic-enhanced expected progeny differences (GE-EPDs) powered by High-Density 50K (HD 50K), or testing their own herds with GeneMax.

Together, HD 50K and GeneMax can help maximize Black Angus cattle efficiency:

&middot GE-EPDs powered by HD 50K provide the most dependable option for selecting young Angus bulls.

&middot GeneMax is a simple and affordable DNA test to help identify the best high-percentage Angus heifers and feeder calves sired by registered Angus bulls.

Any Black Angus animal with GE-EPDs powered by HD 50K is eligible to be purchased with this grand prize. Or, if producers choose to apply the grand prize toward GeneMax testing, those tests can be used on any high-percentage Angus animals. Winners will be drawn and announced monthly.

Additionally, prizes will be awarded to the first 500 entrants - each will receive a free 100 mL bottle of DECTOMAX¨ 1% Injectable. To enter the HD 50K and GeneMax Sweepstakes, visit http://www.genomeX

change.com/sweepstakes. There is no purchase necessary to enter the promotion. The official rules, complete list of prizes and entry instructions are available at http://www.genomeX

change.com/sweepstakes. Promotion ends on March 31, 2013.

To learn more about GE-EPDs powered by HD 50K, visit http://www.pfizer

animalgenetics.com. For more information about GeneMax, visit http://www.cab

partners.com/genemax. To better understand how both technologies can help you make more-profitable decisions, contact your Pfizer Animal Health or American Angus Association representative.