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The 12 Sires You Should Consider Breeding Your Show Winning Goldwyns To

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Friday, October 30th, 2015

Let’s face it there are two undeniable facts in the international show ring;  One, that Goldwyn has the most show winning daughters over the past ten years,  And two, that if you have been using Goldwyn you were pretty much breeding for a unique show type animal.  But the questions becomes what do you breed you current Goldwyn’s to in order to breed the next generation of show winners.  With this challenge in mind the Bullvine took a closer look.

High Type Sires – Non Goldwyn

Finding a high type sire that does not have Goldwyn in it’s pedigree is like finding a needle dropped in the straw pack.  But here are four options to consider:

552HO02460Millennium

552HO02460
Mr Donalynn Millennium-ET   TY
McCutchen x Hero x Outside

Sire: De-Su Bkm McCutchen 1174-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: Ronelee Hero Donalynn-ET VG-86
MGS: Siemers Toys Hero 9701-ET TR TV TL TY TD
MGD: Ronelee Outside Dabble-ET TV TL EX-91 2E GMD DOM
05-03 3x 365d 44530m 3.6 1612f 2.9 1313p
MGGS: Comestar Outside-ET TV TL EX-95
MGGD: Ronelee Rudolph Dimple EX-93 2E DOM
05-08 3x 365d 45920m 3.7 1713f 2.9 1341p

Millennium works out to be an excellent cross on Goldwyn’s.  The resulting progeny should certainly have great udders and legs. I almost worry that they will be too shallow uddered as young cows.  Millennium has the heel depth, chest width and pin width that some Goldwyn’s need. And most Goldwyn’s have the pin setting and front teat placement you need to protect Millennium on.

 

094HO00899Leverage-Red

094HO00899
Westcoast Leverage-Red-ET
Absolute-Red x Destry RC x Mr Burns RC

Sire: Apples Absolute-Red-ET CV TL TD
Dam: Greenlane Destry Laurel
02-00 2x 365d 28384m 3.6 1010f 3.5 998p
MGS: Scientific Destry-ET RC TV TL TY VG-88
MGD: Sunnylodge M B Leona
MGGS: Dudoc Mr Burns RC TV TL TY VG-85
MGGD: Misty Springs SS Leona

Leverage’s dam was a show winning heifer and cow for Westcoast Holsteins winning Reserve Intermediate Champion at the 2012 Red & White Show at World Dairy Expo.  And his sire Absolute has been leaving some pretty impressive daughters, so this is a cross that should work from many different angles. Leverage-Red indeed offers the chest width and pin width needed by Goldwyn’s.  I typically recommend this cross on deeper bodied Goldwyn’s as Leverage-Red is not an improver for body depth. This cross also needs to be protected on the rear teat placement.

286HO00102Avalanche*CV*RC

286HO00102
Dymentholm MR Apples Avalanche CV  RC TY
McCutchen x Regiment-RED x Durham

Sire: De-Su Bkm McCutchen 1174-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: KHW Regment Apple C-Red-ETN CV VG-89
03-07 2x 365d 36949m 4.2 1554f 3.6 1332p
MGS: Carrousel Regiment-RED-ET TV TL
MGD: Kamps-Hollow Altitude-ET RC CV TL EX-95 2E DOM
07-00 2x 365d 39690m 4.7 1849f 3.3 1310p
MGGS: Regancrest Elton Durham-ET TR CV TL EX-90
MGGD: Clover-Mist Alisha-ET RC EX-93 3E DOM
08-07 2x 365d 36920m 4.2 1553f 3.2 1188p

Avalanche is from the VG-89 max score clone to KHW Regiment Apple EX-95 3E DOM 3* the Grand Champion R&W World Dairy Expo 2011 and certainly the most impactful red cow in the world today.  Avalanche has a +22 Conformation DGV in Canada. Avelanche on Goldwyn is an extremely impressive cross and should result in outstanding mammary systems and feet and legs.  The udder texture from this cross should be among the best there is and there should be enough chest width from McCutchen to help with what some Goldwyn’s need.  Though I would protect this cross on its body depth.

200HO10363High Octane

200HO10363
Stantons High Octane   TY
McCutchen x Observer x Shottle

Sire: De-Su Bkm McCutchen 1174-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: MS Chassity Obs Claire-ET VG-87
01-10 3x 365d 43546m 3.7 1625f 2.9 1263p
MGS: De-Su Observer-ET TR TV TL TY TD VG-86
MGD: Regancrest S Chassity-ET TL TY EX-92 GMD DOM
03-10 2x 365d 42280m 4.3 1798f 2.5 1070p
MGGS: Picston Shottle-ET TV TL TY EX-95
MGGD: Regancrest Cinderella EX-92 GMD DOM
05-00 2x 365d 34220m 4.1 1418f 2.9 1009p

If you are looking for high genomic type and want no Goldwyn in the pedigree, you are pretty much limited to McCutchen sons.  One that also combines some production with his high type values is High Octane.  While he does have a double shot of Planet and Shottle in his pedigree, he goes back to the impressive REGANCREST CINDERELLA EX-92-2E-USA DOM GMD 6 and then the great REGANCREST-PR BARBIE-ET EX-92-7YR-USA GOM GMD 6*.  High Octane on Goldwyn is certainly a cross that should result in amazing shallow uddered young cows.  High Octane works excellent on most Goldwyn since he has the depth of heel, chest width, and pin width needed.  While Goldwyn should have the pin setting and set of rear legs needed to protect High Octane.  The one area I would be cautionary on is the body depth.

Corrective Mating

If you are looking for what sires are the best corrective mating cross on the typical Goldwyn here are four sires that should do the trick.

200HO10147Sochi

200HO10147
Walnutlawn Sochi  TR TV TL TY TD
Elaborate x Lavanguard x FBI

Sire: Stantons Elaborate
Dam: Misty Springs Lavanguard Sue
MGS: Comestar Lavanguard TY
MGD: Misty Springs Fbi Suzanne
02-02 2x 365d 26137m 4.6 1199f 3.3 871p
MGGS: Gillette Brilea F B I TV TL EX-94
MGGD: Willsona Freelance Sizzle-ET VG-86
02-02 2x 335d 25490m 3.9 1003f 3.1 789p

When inbreeding works, it is called line breeding.  Such is the case from the two great show cows that are line bred to the legendary Adeen, BVK Atwood Abrianna EX-92-USA 3yr and BVK Arianna VG-89-USA 2yr. In this case, Goldwyn would appear in the pedigree three different times (Goldwyn is the GGS of Sochi, sire of Lauthority, who is the sire of Elaborate, as well as he is the MGS of Sochi’s dam, sire of Lavanguard).  But it is a cross that just works. Sochi has the dairy strength, heal depth that most Goldwyn’s need and Goldwyn has the bone quality and set of rear legs that you need to protect Sochi on.

054HO00553Rainy-RC

054HO00553
Rainyridge Barnie  RC TY
Sanchez x Talent RC x Outside

Sire: Gen-Mark Stmatic Sanchez TR TV TL TY TD
Dam: Rainyridge Talent Barbara RC EX-95
03-04 2x 365d 34465m 3.6 1257f 3.1 1068p
MGS: Ladino Park Talent-Imp-ET RC TV TL EX-90
MGD: RF Outside Breeze EX-95
08-00 3x 365d 37970m 3.9 1484f 3.2 1226p
MGGS: Comestar Outside-ET TV TL EX-95

There is no question that Rainy’s dam, Rainyridge Talent Barbara RC EX-95 may be one of the most popular non-Goldwyn show cows from North America in recent years. Much like Westcoast Leverage mentioned above Rainy-RC certainly has a lot of Storm blood in his pedigree.  Rainy-RC should add the height at the front end, chest width, body depth and pin width that most Goldwyn’s need and Goldwyn would help the bone quality and legs that Rainy-RC needs to be protected on.

 

200HO06623Showcase

200HO06623
21Genetics Showcase  TR TY
Let It Snow x Windbrook x Planet

Sire: Velthuis Let It Snow TV TL TY TD
Dam: Seagull-Bay Wnbrk Sunday-ET
MGS: Gillette Windbrook TV TL TY
MGD: Ammon-Peachey Shauna-ET VG-87 GMD DOM
02-01 3x 365d 35120m 4.1 1427f 3.1 1079p
MGGS: Ensenada Taboo Planet-ET TR TV TL TY TD EX-90
MGGD: Pine-Tree Martha Sheen-ET VG-86 DOM
01-11 3x 365d 31210m 4.2 1305f 3.1 968p

If you are looking for high, wide rear udders, a must have in the show ring today, then you best take a look at Showcase.  While his family is best known for producing commercial supers stars like Supersire, Silver and Headliner,  Showcase’s pedigree takes a little more of a show approach, being a Let It Snow from a Windbrook. Showcase will also help the chest width, body depth and pin width while Goldwyn should provide the bone quality and teat placement needed when considering Showcase.

200HO06504Equation

200HO06504
Louiselle Equation  TR TY
Windbrook x Toystory x Allen

Sire: Gillette Windbrook TV TL TY
Dam: Louiselle Toystory Epona
MGS: Jenny-Lou Mrshl Toystory-ET TR TV TL TY
MGD: Louiselle Allen Eve
MGGS: Canyon-Breeze Allen-ET TV VG-85-6YR-CAN

With a sire stack that just oozes strength and power, it’s no wonder that Equation can help solve the “what to breed your Goldwyn’s to” problem.  While this cross is certainly not meant to produce production award winners, it certainly should produce show winners.  Equation is the perfect solution for the chest width and body depth issues as well as pin width, it also should result in extremely angular progeny.

Show Me Winners Not Numbers

Of course, there are those tanbark enthusiasts that prefer to see success in the ring before they use a sire.  For those breeders we offer the following sires:

094HO10276Dundee

094HO10276
Regancrest Dundee-ET   TY
Encore x Mark x Bell CV BL

Sire: Marcrest Encore TV TL EX-96
Dam: Snow-N Denises Dellia TV TL EX-95 2E GMD DOM
07-06 2x 365d 35610m 4.0 1431f 2.9 1035p
MGS: Walkway Chief Mark TL TD VG-87
MGD: Snow-N Dorys Denise EX-90 2E GMD DOM
5-09 2x 365d 33350m 3.8 1256f 3.1 1038p
MGGS: Carlin-M Ivanhoe Bell CV BL TD EX-93
MGGD: Snow-N Ellas Dory GP-81
3-11 2x 305d 21230m 3.8 804f 3.2 681p

If Goldwyn from Dundee is the magic cross that produced the most winning cows at the US National Shows last year, and Atwood (a Goldwyn son on the high type MS KINGSTEAD CHIEF ADEEN VG-87-2YR-CAN EX-94-2E-USA DOM 8* family) was tied for 4th among the cow crosses, then why not go and flip the equation and use Dundee on your Goldwyns.  It shouldn’t be a surprise that this cross has worked so well over the years; Dundee brings the chest width, body depth and height at front end that is needed in the show ring, as well as outstanding rear udder height while Goldwyn provides the leg improvement, thurl placement and udder texture.

007HO09165Braxton

007HO09165
Regancrest S Braxton-ET TR TY
Shottle x Durham x Juror

Sire: Picston Shottle-ET TV TL TY EX-95
Dam: Regancrest-PR Barbie-ET TV EX-92 GMD DOM
02-06 2x 365d 31690m 3.9 1237f 3.1 990p
MGS: Regancrest Elton Durham-ET TR CV TL EX-90
MGD: Regancrest Juror Brina-ET EX-92 GMD
04-04 2x 365d 40640m 3.6 1478f 3.0 1217p
MGGS: Ked Juror-ET TV TL TD GP-82
MGGD: Regancrest Aerostar Bert-ET EX-90 GMD DOM
05-02 2x 365d 37790m 3.6 1357f 3.2 1215p

Certainly proving that he can get the job done, eight Braxton x Goldwyn heifers were winners at that US National Shows in 2014.  Building on that is the recent Autumn Opportunity winner, Trekili W A Lola Braxton, who has developed significantly since her fifth-place finish in the milking yearling class at Expo this year.  This cross should deliver the heel depth and the chest width and body depth required for show. The challenge will be getting a high enough rear udder with enough seem.

 

200HO02137Sid

200HO02137
Pine-Tree Sid-ET  TY
Mr Sam x AltaFinley x Rudolph

Sire: Regancrest-Mr Drham Sam-ET TR TV TL
Dam: Pine-Tree Finley Minnie-ET EX-90 DOM
04-09 2x 305d 26120m 3.5 911f 3.0 786p
MGS: Opsal Finley-ET TV TL TY
MGD: Wesswood-HC Rudy Missy-ET TV EX-92 3E GMD DOM
04-11 3x 365d 40880m 4.1 1665f 3.2 1308p
MGGS: Startmore Rudolph-ET TV TL EX-CAN
MGGD: Wesswood Elton Mimi TL EX-90 GMD DOM
03-05 2x 365d 35380m 3.3 1160f 3.0 1054p

While we waited years for a Goldwyn son to take the crown from Goldwyn as Premier Sire at World Dairy Expo, in the end it was not a Goldwyn son that did it, but rather Sid.  (Read more: Why Braedale Goldwyn Wasn’t a Great Sire of Sons). While there is no question that this cross should produce outstanding udder texture, fore attachments, size and angularity, the trick to this cross is getting a decent foot angle as well as thurl placement.   With many of the best Sid x Goldwyn crosses out there, this is certainly a sire stack trend we are likely to see in the showing.

007HO09264Dempsey

007HO09264
Lirr Drew Dempsey  TR TY
Goldwyn x Derry x Mtoto

Sire: Braedale Goldwyn TV TL GP-84
Dam: Kerndt Sneezy Derry Drew VG-88
03-08 2x 365d 31150m 3.8 1191f 3.1 955p
MGS: Regancrest Emory Derry-ET TV TL EX-94
MGD: Kerndt Mattie Sneezy-ET EX-90
04-04 2x 365d 29550m 3.6 1056f 2.8 841p
MGGS: Carol Prelude Mtoto-ET TV TL
MGGD: Kerndt Maxie Remark Mattie TV EX-90 DOM
04-05 2x 365d 31620m 3.8 1192f 2.7 859p

For those line breeding enthusiasts, I recommend Dempsey.  For years, breeders have speculated about using Atwood on Goldwyn. However, I say you would be better to use Dempsey.  As the great Roy Ormston has always said, line breeding works best when you know the families extremely well and use one line of the family that excels in one area on another line of the family that is weak in those areas. All the time is maintaining the strengths of the family.  For me, that would lend itself to Dempsey on Goldwyn’s ahead of Atwood.  Dempsey’s chest width, body depth and pin width are a better compliment to Goldwyn’s typical daughter than Atwood would be.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

While Goldwyn has certainly proven himself as a dominant show sire, the question now becomes, what do you breed these great Goldwyn daughters to.  These 12 sires indeed offer the greatest chance of breeding the next big time show winners.

 

 

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16 Sires That Will Help Limit Inbreeding – October 2015

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Wednesday, October 28th, 2015

Genetic diversity is a critical problem in the Holstein dairy cattle breeding industry.  On the one hand, the rate of genetic gain has accelerated but also has the rate of inbreeding.  With $23 lifetime cost per percent inbreeding, it is easy to overreact and try to avoid inbreeding at all costs. The trick is not to use sires that are inferior, but rather to have a balance of genetic improvement and enough of an outcross not to accelerate the inbreeding.   These 16 sires will do just that and help control the rate of inbreeding in your herd.

Overall Improvement Sires

When it comes to the top overall sires, Robust, Man-O-Man and Shottle are very well represented.  Here are three sires that are among the top bulls, but will help limit the inbreeding in your herd.

007HO12165MONTROSS

007HO12165
Bacon-Hill Montross-ET   TY
Mogul x Bolton x AltaRolex

Sire: Mountfield Ssi Dcy Mogul-ET TR TV TL TY TD
Dam: Unique-Style Bolton Money EX-93 2E DOM
03-01 3x 365d 38430m 4.2 1614f 3.2 1247p
MGS: Sandy-Valley Bolton-ET BY TV TL EX-90
MGD: Pasen Rolex Mummy EX-90
06-02 2x 365d 26160m 4.0 1043f 3.2 848p
MGGS: Latuch Rolex-ET TV TL EX-92
MGGD: Pasen Trent Mermaid-ET VG-85
03-04 2x 305d 24240m 3.8 909f 3.3 805p

If you are looking for a high genomic sire that offers overall improvement and is still an outcross, Montross will fit the bill.  For some, considering a Mogul son is a challenge. But you need to look deeper at Montross. his Genomic Future Inbreeding values at6.9% GFI are much lower than all the other top Balanced Sires and especially compared to the top active sire over a year of age, and active, Jedi, who is a +8.0 for GFI. Montross’s dam, UNIQUE-STYLE BOLTON MONEY EX-91 DOM, has certainly become a popular bull mother, with 15 sons at five different AI units. Montross is a high milk sire, +2412 lbs Milk, with strong protein improvement, +66 lbs protein, and is a very solid 2.47 for PTAT. There is no question that MONTROSS will offer an excellent production kick and have enough durability, health and fertility to last. At over two points for UDC and FLC, MONTROSS has strong functional type but should be protected for straightness of rear legs and overall frame and capacity traits. However, as we have seen from research in the past, you don’t need extreme frame traits to achieve extreme lifetime production. (Read more: She Ain’t Pretty – She Just Milks That Way!).  Montross is certainly going to be a very impactful sire, especially through his sons.

007HO11314MOGUL

007HO11314
Mountfield SSI Dcy Mogul  TR TY
Dorcy BY x Marsh x O Man

Sire: Coyne-Farms Dorcy-ET BY TV TL
Dam: Mountfield Marsh Maxine-ET VG-88 DOM
02-03 2x 159d 14320m 4.3 611f 3.2 454p
MGS: Pasen Marsh-ET TR TV TL TY
MGD: Pine-Tree Missy Miranda-ET VG-86 DOM
03-08 3x 365d 35550m 4.9 1730f 3.7 1325p
MGGS: O-Bee Manfred Justice-ET TR TV TL TD EX-94
MGGD: Wesswood-HC Rudy Missy-ET TV EX-92 3E GMD DOM
04-11 3x 365d 40880m 4.1 1665f 3.2 1308p

While most progressive breeders who are looking for an outcross genomic sire to use, would have probably already gone heavy on Mogul. However, breeders waiting to use only proven sires should indeed add Mogul to their lists now.  This Dorcy son gets a substantial contribution to his genetics from his sire.  As one of the first ART program bulls from Select Sires, it will be interesting to see how well Mogul does as a proven sire.  (Read more: Select Sires vs. Semex – A Contrast in Cooperatives).  Mogul is one of the all-around solid sires that has solid numbers in all aspects of his evaluation. Hence, his popularity as a sire of sons and bull mothers. You will need to watch the SCS score as well as the DPR when using Mogul.

011HO11541ALTACASUAL

011HO11541
Schreur Altacasual P  RC PC TY T
Supersire x Lawn Boy P-Red x Shottle

Sire: Seagull-Bay Supersire-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: Verhages Bos Candlelight-ET
MGS: Aggravation Lawn Boy P-Red EX-93 GM
MGD: Ri-Val-Re Shtle Caralie-ET RC TV VG-87
02-01 2x 365d 37690m 4.8 1795f 3.1 1154p
MGGS: Picston Shottle-ET TV TL TY EX-95
MGGD: Ms Ri-Val-Re Max Selsy-ET VG-87
02-01 2x 365d 27470m 3.8 1032f 3.1 853p

For those looking to go a little further along the path, there is AltaCasual.  This polled red carrier Supersire son certainly has lots to offer. Even though you may not think of Supersire as an outcross sire, the maternal side of AltaCasual’s pedigree certainly brings the outcross.  Altacasual traces back to the great red show cow Continental Scarlet-Red (3E-95 GMD) who was Grand Champion of the ‘82 Royal.  AltaCasual has some impressive numbers.  With over +1700 of Milk, +110 lbs of combined Fat and Protein, and over a point on all composite type traits.  You will certainly need to protect him on his undesirable set, somewhat straight and toeing out slightly, to his rear legs as well as his overall body depth, but as we have learned, these traits don’t always connect to longevity. (Read more: She Ain’t Pretty – She Just Milks That Way!).

Production Improvement Sires

If you are a dairy farmer, you are in the milk business.  That business begins and ends with how much milk you produce.  Here are three sires that can certainly help you increase your overall production while limiting your inbreeding.

007HO13251JETT

007HO13251
S-S-I Montross Jett-ET
Montross x Supersire x Bookem

Sire: Bacon-Hill Montross-ET
Dam: S-S-I Suprsire Miri 8679-ET
MGS: Seagull-Bay Supersire-ET TV TL TY TD
MGD: S-S-I Bookem Modesto7269-ET VG-85
02-00 3x 305d 22450m 3.9 876f 3.3 742p
MGGS: De-Su 521 Bookem-ET TR TV TL TY TD VG-86
MGGD: Roylane Shot Mindy 2079-ET VG-86
02-02 3x 305d 28730m 4.4 1263f 3.4 964p

From the Roylane Shot Mindy 2079 family comes Jett from the ART program at Select Sires. (Read more: Should A.I. Companies Own Females?)  Jet’s dam S-S-I Suprsire Miri 8679 has already produced five sons over 2700 TPI.  It’s pretty hard to find a top production sire that does not have Supersire or Robust in the pedigree, but at least in Jett’s case, it is one generation back with the outcross overall improvement sire Montross as his sire.  At +828 NM$, +2117 PTAM, +66 lbs PTAP, Jett will certainly give a strong production increase. Combine that with over 2 points on type and solid composites and Jett will certainly be an impact sire.  As well, I wonder if he will be a sire of sons, based on the high percentage of his genomic values that come from his maternal line.  This is a trend, which impact sires of sons typically get a more significant contribution of their genetics from the paternal line than their maternal line, has indeed proven to indicate top sires of sons. (Read more: Why Braedale Goldwyn Wasn’t a Great Sire of Sons)

200HO03753FACEBOOK

200HO03753
Marbri Facebook  TR TV TL TY TD
Man-O-Man x Airraid x Shottle

Sire: Long-Langs Oman Oman-ET TV TL TY VG-86
Dam: Serenityhill Airraid Fawn
02-02 2x 307d 17886m 4.1 728f 2.9 519p
MGS: Sildahl Airraid TV TL EX-94
MGD: Marbri Shottle Fiona-Ets
02-00 2x 365d 32800m 3.8 1243f 2.9 965p
MGGS: Picston Shottle-ET TV TL TY EX-95
MGGD: Gleneil Finley Fair Isle

If you are looking for a proven sire that is a little different and offers a production shot, consider Facebook.  Contrary to the productivity killer Facebook.com, this sire provides significant production improvement.  With over +1200 lbs of Milk and 132 lbs of combined Fat and Protein, Facebook will give you the production punch that you need. Facebook daughters are tall and dairy with adequate strength and body depth.  He will need to be protected on pins, as his genomic test, sire stack and daughter information all confirm his high pins.

600HO06003APOLL P

600HO06003
Schreur Apoll P  PO TV TL TY
Aikman*RC x Lawn Boy P-Red x Shottle

Sire: Gen-I-Beq Aikman RC TV TL
Dam: Verhages Bos Candlelight-ET
MGS: Aggravation Lawn Boy P-Red EX-93 GM
MGD: Ri-Val-Re Shtle Caralie-ET RC TV VG-87
02-01 2x 365d 37690m 4.8 1795f 3.1 1154p
MGGS: Picston Shottle-ET TV TL TY EX-95
MGGD: Ms Ri-Val-Re Max Selsy-ET VG-87
02-01 2x 365d 27470m 3.8 1032f 3.1 853p

If a slight walk off of the beaten path is not enough, then let’s talk a full road trip with Apoll P.  His sire stack is not common at all, Aikman x Lawn Boy.  In most cases, you are not going to find too many top production sires with this stack.  Especially if you want to find something to mate your high production Supersires to.  Apoll P is polled and is a brother to AltaCausual, again tracing back to the great red show cow Continental Scarlet-Red (3E-95 GMD), who was Grand Champion of the ‘82 Royal.  At almost 2000 lbs of Milk and over 100 lbs of combined fat and protein, Apoll P is a non Supersire production blast.  While his daughters will not wow you with their overall frames and chest width, they will have outstanding udders and sound feet and legs.

Longevity Improvement

For those of you that are looking to breed cattle that last lactation after lactation or if you are having problems with your two-year-olds not coming back for a 2nd lactation, we recommend the following outcross sires:

001HO12267ACHILLES *RC

001HO12267
Co-Op Achilles-ET  RC TY
Cabriolet x Colt P-Red x Super

Sire: Co-Op Robust Cabriolet-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: Richlawn Aneska Cri-ET
MGS: Sandy-Valley Colt P-Red-TW PO TV TL TY TD
MGD: Richlawn Super April Apple GP-84
02-00 2x 365d 33750m 3.6 1219f 3.1 1049p
MGGS: Charlesdale Superstition-ET TR TV TL TY
MGGD: Co-Op Zade Lana April-ET EX-90
04-10 2x 365d 44130m 4.0 1748f 3.0 1302p

While he is not a Greek hero, Co-Op Achilles is certainly going to be a hero to breeders looking to achieve greater longevity.  At +10.9 for a productive life, Achilles is the breed leader.  Also, you can add to that the fact that he is an outcross to virtually all of the top pedigrees.   His Achilles heel is his components.  At -.1% fat and -.04% protein, he will need to be protected there.  He does offer sound production improvement at +1274 and strong feet and legs and mammary system improvement.  For those looking to breed VG-2YR olds, you will want to protect him on his body depth and angularity.  But for those who are just wanting cattle that last a lifetime, his outstanding legs and udders will get the job done.  It is interesting to note, for those looking to breed the next great outlier sire, that Achilles is a sire that should offer the right combination to achieve this goal.

007HO11123WRIGHT

007HO11123
Pine-Tree Freddie Wright-ET   TY
Freddie x Wizard x Rudolph

Sire: Badger-Bluff Fanny Freddie TV TL TY
Dam: Pine-Tree Missy Wanda-ET EX-90
02-00 3x 365d 33310m 3.5 1158f 3.2 1051p
MGS: Norz-Hill Form Wizard-ET TV TL TY VG-87
MGD: Wesswood-HC Rudy Missy-ET TV EX-92 3E GMD DOM
04-11 3x 365d 40880m 4.1 1665f 3.2 1308p
MGGS: Startmore Rudolph-ET TV TL EX-CAN
MGGD: Wesswood Elton Mimi TL EX-90 GMD DOM
03-05 2x 365d 35380m 3.3 1160f 3.0 1054p

You can’t go wrong with Wright.  And you can’t go wrong using a plus proven sire with 90% reliability.  Wright is a Freddie son from a Wizard daughter of Wesswood-HC Rudy Missy herself.  His below average -0.16 PTAT might have you thinking they will not last, but daughter evaluation for a productive life of +9.1 certainly tells a different story. (Read more: She Ain’t Pretty – She Just Milks That Way!)  What he does have is decent production numbers and strong udders with high fertility – thus producing the modern dairy cow.  Areas to protect him on are his depth and angularity, as well as his overall production.

014HO07525JAX P*RC

014HO07525
Dangie S-Sire Jax P-TW RC PC TY T
Supersire x Colt P-Red x Lawn Boy P-Red

Sire: Seagull-Bay Supersire-ET TV TL TY TD
Dam: Dangie Colt P Jazzmin-Red PO GP-83
01-09 3x 305d 20880m 2.9 601f 3.3 695p
MGS: Sandy-Valley Colt P-Red-TW PO TV TL TY TD
MGD: Ms Lund-Lane-Rh Lb Jazzy-ET GP-80
02-02 3x 289d 22640m 3.6 819f 3.2 716p
MGGS: Aggravation Lawn Boy P-Red EX-93 GM
MGGD: Lund-Lane-Rh Mngr Jeni-ET GP-83

It’s hard not to get jacked on Jax.  This high ranking polled sire is also a red carrier and has phenomenal health traits and extremely low SCS.  No wonder he has a +8.2 Productive Life score.  He does this with a unique sire stack (Supersire x Colt P-Red x Lawn Boy P-Red x Manager x Finley x Aaron). JAX P was bred by Dan and Angie Reider of Monroe, Wisconsin, where they milk more than 100 Holstein, Red & Whites and Brown Swiss cows that average close to 90 pounds per day. Jax P’s dam, Jazzmin, and granddam, Jazzy, can be found in the herd today and have been productive, hard-working and trouble-free cows for the Reiders. Dangie Colt P Jazzmin Red PO calved in at one year nine months with a set of twin bull calves – one being Jax P. Although being stressed by having twins and being young at calving, she completed a record more than 20,000 pounds of milk and bred right back. Jazzmin P Red is a homozygous polled daughter of Sandy Valley Colt P Red-TW.  Expect Jax P to offer reliable production improvement to go with his excellent durability.  He also offers great health and fertility improvement (+2.5 DPR, +2.67 SCS).  Jax daughters will not be tall, and certainly not overly framey, but will be great in commercial milk production environments.

 

Health and Fertility

While there is no question that every breeder knows that more pregnancies equal more profits, many of the top TPI ranking sires have negative values for critical health and fertility traits.   In addition to Wright, mentioned above, here are three sires that can certainly help you buck that the trend of not being able to combine production, type as well as health and fertility.

001HO12546TESTAROSSA

001HO12546
Co-Op Jabir Testarossa-ET
Jabir x Day x Planet

Sire: Coyne-Farms Jabir-ET
Dam: Co-Op Day Tasket 6827-ET
MGS: Minnigan-Hills Day-ET TV TL TY
MGD: Ms Pride Plnt Tasket 788-ET TY VG-85
02-01 2x 365d 33940m 3.9 1326f 3.2 1083p
MGGS: Ensenada Taboo Planet-ET TR TV TL TY TD EX-90
MGGD: Mspride Shotle Ticker594-ET VG-86 DOM
03-02 2x 365d 29940m 4.1 1222f 3.1 935p

From the Co-Op program at Genex, Testarossa is bred to be a little different.  And different he is.  Testarossa is a Jabir from a Day now that is an outcross.    Testarossa has an outstanding +6.2 DPR, +4.2 HCR, and a +7.7 CCR. Combine that with an SCS score of +2.67 and he is certainly a health and fertility specialist.  Testorossa does offer decent production improvement (+1249 Milk, +43 Fat +40 Protein) and sound conformation numbers and outstanding productive life (+8.3).  Expect Testarossa to sire excellent mammary system improvement and sound legs, but he will need to be protected on angularity and rump angle.

011HO11112ALTASTEWART

011HO11112
Rosylane-LLC Altastewart-ET   TY
Super x Ramos x O Man

Sire: Charlesdale Superstition-ET TR TV TL TY
Dam: Rosylane-LLC Ramos 3435
04-03 3x 305d 37240m 4.5 1676f 3.4 1268p
MGS: Ramos BY TV TL
MGD: Rosylane-LLC Oman 2965
02-11 3x 305d 45540m 4.1 1869f 3.0 1368p
MGGS: O-Bee Manfred Justice-ET TR TV TL TD EX-94
MGGD: Rosylane-LLC orion 1946
01-09 3x 365d 38210m 3.5 1328f 2.7 1026p

Not known for following the herd, Rosylane Holsteins has certainly looked at things a little differently.  (Read more: ROSY-LANE HOLSTEINS – “DON’T FOLLOW THE HERD!”)  A great example of that is the outcross sire AltaStewart, who is a Superstition from a Ramos dam.   He has excellent sire fertility (+5.5 DPR) and favorable calving ease (+5.6 CE).  He is also a breed outlier for Productive Life +7.9.  He will need to be protected on his overall production, as well as rump angle.

515HO00193SOLATE

515HO00193
DG Dyment Solate-ET
Latimer x Colt P-Red x Socrates

Sire: Genervations Latimer TV TL
Dam: Capnation Sosecret P Colt
MGS: Sandy-Valley Colt P-Red-TW PO TV TL TY TD
MGD: Socret
MGGS: Velvet-View-KJ Socrates-ET TR TV TL TD EX-94
MGGD: Gen-I-Beq Goldwyn Secret-ET RC VG-87
02-00 2x 365d 25593m 4.8 1236f 3.4 868p

From the very popular Gen-I-Beq Goldwyn Secret *RC VG-87-CAN 2yr. 6* family, Solate is something a little different.  He is a GenerVations Latimer from the high index red cow Capnation Sosecret P Colt *RC *P GP-FR 2yr.  His sister DG Dyment Earnsecret *PP is believed to be the #1 HOMOZYGOUS POLLED heifer in Europe (12/14).  Solate is a significant health and fertility improver (+3.9 DPR and SCS of +2.71).  He is also a favorable calving ease sire +6.2 SCE and +4.3 DCE.  He will certainly need to be protected on his overall production as well as his body depth and angularity.  But for those looking for an outcross sire that gives a strong kick of health and fertility, Solate is a polled sire that will do just that.

Other Notable Outcross Sires To Consider

  • OCTOBERFEST
    200HO06676
    Ladys-Manor Octoberfest-ET TR TY
    Altaoak x Dorcy BY x Auden
    Good all around sire, with solid production, health and fertility.
  • DENVER 1426
    151HO00690
    Mr Mogul Denver 1426-ET TY
    Mogul x Robust x Planet
    While his sire stack would say that he is not an outcross, he has a EFI (Expected Future Inbreeding) of +6.4% and a GFI (Genomic Future Inbreeding) of +6.8%.  Both very low values among the top available sires.
  • BOBBY
    097HO41367
    Pen-Col Ss Bobby-ET TY
    Supersire x Grafeeti x Super
    Yes he is a Supersire and there are a lot of Supersire sons, but his maternal line if very much an outcross.
  • HEISENBERG
    007HO12569
    Ocd Jabir Heisenberg-ET
    Jabir x Moonboy x Hero
    Certainly a sire stack you are not going to see every day, especially at the top of the TPI lists.  With a gTPI of +2657 he is certainly a sire to take note of considering he is well above he parent average and an extreme outlier.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

The trick is not to eliminate inbreeding but rather manage it and account for it when you make your breeding decisions.  These 16 sires will allow you to do just that.

 

 

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You’ve got to Learn How to Pick Your Dairy Battles

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Monday, October 26th, 2015

As a sister, mother and grandmother, I am well-aware of the battles that can arise between siblings.  On the one hand, this frustrates me because I think it’s inherently a great thing to have a ready-made playgroup, captive audience or blood-is-thicker-than-water defender.  On the contrary, I don’t care who “started it” because I enjoy a good fight that moves things forward. Having said that, I hate arguments that are solely for the sake of a power trip by an individual or a group. To me, they are a complete waste of time! Furthermore, I don’t limit my position on proper fighting to family only.  I think a good fight is even more important in the business world.

How does the dairy industry deal with fighting?

Dairying is by its nature competitive in many ways.  We compete for genetics. We compete for sales. We compete for recognition. This can naturally expose us to many contentious issues. There is nothing wrong with that.  In fact, when two or more co-workers or competitors recognize a problem and have differing viewpoints, it sets up the potential for a solution that could end up being better for everyone. However when anyone puts their own interests above the dairy operation or the association or business they represent, fighting erupts and becomes counterproductive in every sense of the word.

How NOT to pick a GOOD fight

If we are looking for examples of how not to pick a good fight, we can all point to dairy industry operations or family farms, competitors or dairy suppliers, who are so single-mindedly focused on putting down their competition that they end up shooting themselves in the foot. When it’s all about, “Me. My job.  My people. Pay me”, it closes the door to sharing of progressive ideas that keep the industry as a whole relevant.

Agreement Masks Problems

We think we like it when everyone appears to agree. It might seem to be working when everyone is chummy all the time. After all, harmonious agreeable teamwork is a dream we would all like to live with on a daily basis.  However, there is a danger of becoming too agreeable and too loyal.  It backfires when people are content to follow even when they have concerns about the final destination. When harmony is the over-riding goal, signals of impending trouble will not be acknowledged.  Nobody wants to be the whistle-blower, drama queen or lone wolf. Everyone is afraid to point out the elephant in the room.

Beyond Contented Cows

A peaceful, harmonious milking line is the dream workplace for productive cows.  However, it can be the worst thing in the world for a progressive dairy business. While we want contented cows, complacency in other areas of our dairy business becomes one of the first indicators of trouble ahead. For example, why is it that we continually say the dairy industry is healthy when farms passing to the next generation are steadily declining? Or — Why is it so hard to find a pool of labor for agriculture? Maintaining a façade of harmony can become a mask for behind-the-scenes problems.  Essential work is overlooked because nobody wants to rock the boat.  Those who try to “fix” everything to maintain the outward look of teamwork, eventually burn out, as they become dissatisfied with the lost potential. Too much harmony doesn’t work.  Friction and in-fighting don’t work. It’s a fine line, and it’s one that is too important to be ignored.

How do you pick your battles?

There are ways to determine if you are picking the right fight.  First and foremost you must be fighting to gain value.  There are three value propositions that are worth fighting for:

  1. Saving 15% a year. This could be 15% of your resources.  It could be 15% of your time.
  2. Adding 10%. Will the change you’re fighting for allow you to charge more?
  3. Faster growth. The fight is a good one if it enables you to grow sales or market share faster than the current market.

If you answered “Yes!” to one of the above three questions, your battle passes the value test.  If all three answers are “No!” you need to reassess either your business plan or your action plan — perhaps both!

Are you ready to FIGHT for a change?

Change is a hard concept for everyone to get their heads around.  There used to be an advertisement showing a black-eyed smoker who said, “I’d rather fight than switch!” This has so many issues, but most of them are better addressed another day.  Today the key to knowing whether it’s better to fight can be solved with another 3 point checklist.

Will the change you’re fighting for

  1. Require the team, farm, board or business to work in a way that is fundamentally different than the current process?
  2. Will the change require new training, different perspectives or specialized knowledge that is not being used currently?
  3. Change always turns on communication. Will the proposed change require a different real-time information flow between various parts of the dairy operation, team or advisors than the way information is managed now?

You have picked the right fight if you answered “Yes!” at least once.  If all three questions earned a “No!” response, then you are ready for a task force, not a fight.

Turning pain into gain builds dairy strength

We all know that, if there is a fight, not everyone will win.  Winners and losers must both find the way to move on. Not all ideas are good ideas. Not all strategies work. Communicating the outcome to the ones whose position lost can be hard. How it is handled can damage relationships and affect the milking line, the board meeting or the management team. Good leaders find a way to turn disappointing news into an occasion for personal development.

Fighting the right fight is a discipline, not an event.

When one fight ends, the best leaders will be looking for the next fight. That’s not to say that the workplace should be an environment of constant turmoil. Progressive dairy managers know when to give people rest. But they continually seek ways to push people to the point where they find their energy and enthusiasm to seek the next way to move forward.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

Always remember that in order to make dairy progress, “It’s not important whether you win or lose. Its how you fight to get it right that makes all the difference!

 

 

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The End of Immigrant Labor Could Mean The End of One-In-Six Dairy Farms

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Friday, October 23rd, 2015

From farmgate to retail shelves there are numerous interconnected factors that are required to function properly together to produce the milk that eventually makes it into our homes.

Immigrant Labor could trigger a chain reaction

Like many other important steps in dairy production, labor is one piece that, if affected, has a corresponding impact on all the other pieces. There are concerns ranging from sourcing dairy labour from immigrants to documentation, to wages to political implications. A major concern relates to what would happen if immigrant labor was completely taken away. An updated survey called for by the National Milk Producers Federation and produced by Texas AgriLife Research at Texas A&M University,  predicts serious repercussions if there was to be a loss of immigrant labor on American dairy farms.

Report Findings (Year)

The report shows that of the 150,418 employees working on U.S. dairy farms in 2013, 51 percent of them, or 76,968, were immigrants.  The conclusion drawn by researchers is that losing these workers would double retail milk prices at a total cost to the U.S.  of more than $32 billion dollars. The report suggests that loss of immigrant labour would raise the price of a gallon of milk which sold for $3.37 in June to a whopping $6.40. On top of this — at the other end of the chain … it could also cause the loss of one-in-six dairy farms. (Read more: Losing Immigrant Workers on Dairy Farms Would Nearly Double Retail Milk Prices)

Rising Numbers of Immigrant Labor

Since an original survey of immigrant labor was done in 2009, there has been significant changes in the numbers of immigrants working on dairy farms.  The updated survey shows an increase of 20,000 immigrant workers (35%) in the intervening six years and 27% more of the milk supply coming from farms with immigrant labor.

Beyond the basic statistics, there is concern over documented and undocumented foreign-born workers.

Eighty percent of those who responded to the survey have concerns about immigration raids or unemployment audits due to their lack of confidence in immigrant worker’s employment documents.

Misconceptions about Immigrant Labor

Some believe that immigrants take jobs away from Americans.  According to NMPF’s board chairperson and Missouri dairy farmer Randy Mooney, this is simply not true.  He explains that the average hourly wages offered are  $11.54 and thus are well above the minimum wage of $7.25. Nevertheless even with the three plus dollar increased wage, dairy farmers have been unsuccessful in getting Americans to do these jobs.

The Domino Effect of Failure to Act On Immigration Reform

Not having a reliable, current labor force means an inability to ensure an effective future workforce. Likewise, researchers explain that milk sales also support many more jobs beyond the farm than on the farm. In Canada, the phrase “Milkle-Down Affect” (http://www.milkledowneffect.ca/ ) has been coined to raise discussion on how dairying affects not only the local community but has much wider impacts.  The immediate loss would be from the fact that there would be 76,968 fewer people working on dairy farms. A total loss of immigrant labor on dairy farms would also mean the loss of jobs outside the farm. What is often overlooked is the loss of jobs related to dairying. Those kinds of jobs add up to a loss totaling 131,240 jobs. Almost 200,000 jobs and the numbers keep mounting!

There would also be repercussions beyond the obviously reduced farm milk sales. Losses would be incurred because of the reduced purchasing power, not only of dairy farms but now from the unemployed workers. As well, the lost sales would extend beyond the farm to businesses that support dairy farms, such as feed and equipment dealer, veterinarians, and feed suppliers. . In the bigger dairy picture, there would be an estimated loss of 25% of the national dairy herd and national milk production.  More than 7,000 farms would close

Immigrant Labor is a Hot-Button Election Issue

Discerning observers of the dairy industry feel that Congress urgently needs to address this issue.  Comprehensive immigration reform is necessary for dairy operations to adequately meet their labor requirements. Jim Mulhern, who is the NMPF President and Chief Executive Officer, points out, “Farms that rely on hired foreign workers need their current labor force as well as an effective program to ensure an adequate future workforce.” He warns that the dangers don’t stop at a reduced workforce. “The lack of a reliable source of workers is causing farmers to second-guess decisions to expand,” he said. “That’s economic activity that’s lost to both rural and urban communities — all because Washington won’t act on immigration reform.”

A Catch 22 Situation

This is definitely a problem that needs to be faced with proper action.  It would be wrong, however, if the action taken had negative repercussions for every stakeholder involved.

  1. Dairy farmers need a labor pool to draw upon.
  2. Current immigrant workers rely on the income they are earning.
  3. American workers need to be encouraged to work in agriculture.
  4. Dairy consumers have the right to reasonably priced access to healthy milk products.
  5. It seems that we are coming pretty close to throwing out the baby with the bathwater. The simple solution of throwing out immigrant labor could mean the end of one-in-six dairy farms.

Solving labor problems needs a multi-pronged approach if the solution is going to be effective.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

Sometimes we become complacent in North America because we don’t appear to have the challenges that our dairy peers in the UK and Europe have (see “Cheap Milk Flooding the Grocery Aisles”).  However, while the root causes of disruption may differ, the result could be the same – an irreparably damaged dairy industry.

 

 

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Ontario Autumn Opportunity Holstein Show 2015

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Wednesday, October 21st, 2015

Judge Pat Conroy

ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (Goldwyn) Grand Champion Hodglynn Holsteins, Little Star Holsteins

ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (Goldwyn)
Grand Champion
Hodglynn Holsteins, Little Star Holsteins


GRAND CHAMPION – ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (GOLDWYN), 4 YEAR OLD, HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS & LITTLE STAR HOLSTEINS, ON
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION – KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID), 1ST SR 3 YEAR OLD, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOL SRL, ON
HM GRAND CHAMPION – QUALITY GOLDWYN FLANSCO (GOLDWYN), MATURE COW, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON

KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID) Intermediate Champion QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL., ON & ITALY

KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID)
Intermediate Champion
QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL., ON & ITALY


INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION -KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID), 1ST SR 3 YEAR OLD, QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOL SRL, ON
RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION – COMESTAR LAUWINNY WINDBROOK (WINDBROOK), 2ND SR 3 YEAR OLD, UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON
HM INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION – VANHAVEN GOLDWYN R DAYTONA (GOLDWYN), SR 2 YEAR OLD HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINGSWAY, MILLEN FARMS & NICK SNUTTJER, ON

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TRENT VALLEY GOLDCHIP ABRA (GOLD CHIP)
Junior Champion
BONNECHERE HOLSEINS, LILYKING FARM, TREKILI HOLSTEINS, ON (1ST 4-H JESSICA BROWN)


JUNIOR CHAMPION – TRENT VALLEY GOLDCHIP ABRA6 (GOLDCHIP), SENIOR CALF, LILLY KING FARM, TREKILI HOLSTEINS, & BONNECHERRE HOLSTEINS, ON
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION – SMITHDEN HILTON IZZY (HILTON), INTERMEDIATE CALF, CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON
HM JUNIOR CHAMPION – KINGSWAY AIRLIFT GOSLING (AIRLIFT), INTERMEDIATE YEARLING, KINGSWAY FARMS, ON

Premier Breeder – Kingsway Holsteins, Hastings, Ont.

Premier Exhibitor – Bosdale Farms Inc., Cambridge, Ont.

Junior Heifer Calf

Willdina Doorman Lyndsay 1st place Junior Heifer Calf - Autumn Opportunity 2015 Vogue Cattle Company

Willdina Doorman Lyndsay
1st place Junior Heifer Calf
Vogue Cattle Company

1. WILLDINA DOORMAN LYNDSAY (DOORMAN), VOGUE CATTLE CO, ON
2. UNIQUE DEMPSEY CHEERS (DEMPSEY), J STEPHENS & DANDALE HOLSTEINS, ON
3. PHOENIXHOLM DOORMAN SHERYL (DOORMAN), C PHOENIX & FAMILY & DAN WERRY, ON
4. PHOENIX SILDAJAK SPEACIALSUGER (GOLD CHIP), B PHOENIX & SILDAJAK HOLSTEINS, ON
5. CLARKVALLEY MICKELSON JOY (MICKELSON), CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON

Intermediate Heifer Calf

Smithden Hilton Izzy 1st place Intermediate Heifer Calf - Autumn Opportunity Clarkvalley Holsteins, Smithden Holsteins

Smithden Hilton Izzy
1st place Intermediate Heifer Calf 
Clarkvalley Holsteins, Smithden Holsteins

1. SMITHDEN HILTON IZZY (HILTON), CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON
2. DAPPLEHOLM ARMANI MAVERICK (ARMANI), MIKE & JESSICA PHOENIX, ON
3. LEGAND-MAKER ARMANI EMILY (ARMANI), GRACEHAVEN & ROYAL LYNN, ON
4. LEACHLAND SIDS JOSIE (SID), COLIN & KAREN LEACH, ON
5. DORAL BRAXTON GALAXY (BRAXTON), DORAL FARMS, ON

Senior Heifer Calf

TRENT VALLEY GOLDCHIP ABRA (GOLD CHIP) 1st place Senior Heifer Calf BONNECHERE HOLSEINS, LILYKING FARM, TREKILI HOLSTEINS, ON (1ST 4-H JESSICA BROWN)

TRENT VALLEY GOLDCHIP ABRA (GOLD CHIP)
1st place Senior Heifer Calf
BONNECHERE HOLSEINS, LILYKING FARM, TREKILI HOLSTEINS, ON (1ST 4-H JESSICA BROWN)

1. TRENT VALLEY GOLDCHIP ABRA6 (GOLDCHIP), LILLY KING FARM, TREKILI HOLSTEINS, & BONNECHERRE HOLSTEINS, ON
2. CATIONVIEW WINDBROOK TEEKA (WINDBROOK), JOHN CATION, ON
3. VALE-O-SKENE LAUTHORITY KOKE (LAUTHORITY), BENBO FARM & VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, ON
4. WALKERBRAE GOLDWYN GEORGIA (GOLDWYN), LESLIE FARMS PTY LTD, WALKERBRAE FARMS, ON
5. EMBRDALE EXQUISITE LAUTHORITY (LAUTHORITY), EMBRDALEFARM, ON

Summer Yearling

ARCROIX MASCALESE ANAS PIE (Mascalese) 1st place Summer Yearling Heifer Clarkvalley Holsteins and Jeff Stephens

ARCROIX MASCALESE ANAS PIE (Mascalese)
1st place Summer Yearling Heifer
Clarkvalley Holsteins and Jeff Stephens

1. ARCROIX MASCALESE ANANAS PIE (MASCALESE), CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & J STEPHENS, ON
2. CALI MCCUTCHEN LADY (MCCUTCHEN), HOWARD W DONER & JOHN BUCKLEY, ON
3. HEATHERHOLME GOLD MARGARITA (GOLDWYN), G & C MCNEIL & TYLER WESTBROOK, ON
4. CAVANALECK AIRLIFT LAKOTA (AIRLIFT), CAVANALECK FARM, ON
5. GLENNHOLME GOLDWYN CATNAP (GOLDWYN), TRINAL HOLSTEINS, ON

Junior Yearling

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BARRVALLEY BRADY TWINKIE 1st place Junior Yearling Heifer Barrvalley Holsteins

1. BARRVALLEY BRADY TWINKLE (BRADY), BARRVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON
2. HEATHER HOLM SID MIDREI (SID), GLEN & CURTIS MCNEIL, ON
3. KAWARTHA LAUTHORITY RIHANNA (LAUTHORITY), KAWARTHA HOLSTEINS, ON
4.BELLA-VIEW GOLD RHAPSODY (GOLDWYN), STEVEN FRASER, ON
5.KINGSWAY GOLDWYN AUZZIE (GOLDWYN), KINGSWAY FARMS, ON

Intermediate Yearling

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KINGSWAY AIRLIFT GOSLING 1st place Intermediate Yearling Heifer Kingsway Farms

1. KINGSWAY AIRLIFT GOSLING (AIRLIFT), KINGSWAY FARMS, ON
2. MS DUCKETT DYMENT CORAL (UNO), GRACEHAVEN HOLSTEINS & ROYAL LYNN HOLSTEINS, ON
3. ARDROSS MS LIIPTON (MERIDIAN), ARDROSS HOLSTEINS, SILVERRIDGE FARMS & VELTHUIS FARMS, ON
4. FISHERVALE SHADOW BELLE (SHADOW), GRAMOR HOLSTEINS, ON
5. FRANKHAVEN SID THERESA (SID), BRAEMONT HOLSTEINS, FRANKHAVEN HOLSTEINS & QUIETACRES HOLSTEINS, ON

Senior Yearling

MOUNT ELM WINDBROOK CROSSOVER 1st place Senior Yearling Heifer Neil & Bryan Anderson & Prospect Holsteins

MOUNT ELM WINDBROOK CROSSOVER
1st place Senior Yearling Heifer
Neil & Bryan Anderson & Prospect Holsteins

1. MOUNT ELM WINDBROOK CROSSOVER (WINDBROOK), NEIL & BRYAN ANDERSON & PROSPECT HOLSTEINS, ON
2. BENRISE BRAXTON LILITH (BRAXTON), BENCHOP HOLSTEINS, ON
3. OCD ATWOOD TINSEL (ATWOOD), QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON
4. ALEAH MILLEN NAUGHTY BY NATURE (GOLDCHIP), ALEAH FARMS, JOEL STILLMAN, RONALF WERRY & WERRCROFT FARMS, ON
5. CROVALLEY SID RAIN (SID), CROVALLEY HOLSTEINS, ON

Milking Yearlings

TREKILI WA LOLA BRAXTON (BRAXTON) 1st place Milking Yearling - Autumn Opportunity TREKILI HOLSTEINS & WALTZ ACRE FARMS, ON

TREKILI WA LOLA BRAXTON (BRAXTON)
1st place Milking Yearling
TREKILI HOLSTEINS & WALTZ ACRE FARMS, ON

1. BO. TREKILI WA LOLA BRAXTON (BRAXTON), TREKILI HOLSTEINS & WALTZ ACRE FARMS, ON
2. QUALITY DOORMAN RAE LAYLA (DOORMAN), AGRIBER SOCIETA, AGRICIA SRL, GRANJA PONDEROSA & QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON
3. FRAELAND AFTER BASH (AFTERSHOCK), FRAELAND FARMS, ON
4. CAVANALECK BROKAW GATTACA (BROKAW), CAVANALECK HOLSTEINS, ON
5. VAL-O-SKENE AFTERSHOCK DASLIN (AFTERSHOCK), BENBO FAMR, VAL-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, ON

Junior Two Year Old

MILKBROOKE ATWOOD OOH LA LA 1st place Junior Two Year Old ED MEULENDYK

MILKBROOKE ATWOOD OOH LA LA
1st place Junior Two Year Old
ED MEULENDYK

1. MILLBROOKE ATWOOD OOJ LA LA (ATWOOD), ED MEULENDYK, ON
2. HIGHPOINT GOLD CARD (GOLDWYN), JIM & JOEL PHOENIX & HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, ON
3. MORSAN ATWOOD PS BRENDA (ATWOOD), BENBO FARM & VALE-O-SKENE HOLSTEINS, ON
4. HEATHER HOLME SID DEBORA (SID), GLEN & CURTIS MCNEIL, ON
5. HOLZER MINNOW SHADOW (SHADOW), WALKERBRAE FARMS, ON

Senior Two Year Old

VANHAVEN GOLDWYN R DAYTONA 1st place Senior Two Year Old Hodgelynn Holsteins, Kingsway Farms, Millen Farms, Nick Snuttjer

VANHAVEN GOLDWYN R DAYTONA
1st place Senior Two Year Old
Hodgelynn Holsteins, Kingsway Farms, Millen Farms, Nick Snuttjer

1. BU. VANHAVEN GOLDWYN R DAYTONA (GOLDWYN), HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS, KINGSWAY, MILLEN FARMS & NICK SNUTTJER, ON
2. BO. ALEAH MILLEN NAUGHTYS SECRET (GOLDWYN), ALEAH FARMS, MATT & TYLER YATES, & MILLEN FARMS, ON
3. SANDY CREST GOLD FINCH (REGINALD), FOUNTLANE FARM & MARTHAVEN FARMS, ON
4. CAVANALECK ATWOOD OZANKA (ATWOOD), CAVANALECK FARMS, ON

Junior Three Year Old

KINGSWAY DEMPSEY RUTHANN 1st place Junior Three Year Old - Autumn Opportunity Kingsway Farms

KINGSWAY DEMPSEY RUTHANN
1st place Junior Three Year Old – Autumn Opportunity
Kingsway Farms

1.BU & BO. KINGSWAY DEMPSEY RUTHANN (DEMPSEY), KINGSWAY FARMS, ON
2. GRILLSDALE SEXY SID (SID), KINGSWAY FARMS, MATT FORESTELL, ON
3. WAYHOLME STEADY IMPATIENT (STEADY), MARTHAVEN HOLSTEINS, DAVID WIDEMAN & QUIEST ACRES HOLSTEINS, ON
4. SICY BICHA LAUTHORITY (LAUTHORITY), CENTURY STAR HOLSTEINS, ON
5. VALLEYVILLE SANCHEZ VERNIE (SANCHEZ), QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON

Senior Three Year Olds

KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID) 1st place Senior Three Year Old - Autumn Opportunity QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL., ON & ITALY

KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID)
1st place Senior Three Year Old – Autumn Opportunity
QUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOLA SRL., ON & ITALY

1. BU. KEYLAS SID ROXANNA (SID), OUALITY HOLSTEINS, BECKRIDGE HOLSTEINS, & AGRIBER SOCIETA AGRICOL SRL, ON
2. COMESTAR LAUWINNY WINDBROOK (WINDBROOK), UP-RIDGE HOLSTEINS, ON
3. MILKSOURCE GOLDWYN JENAY (GOLDWYN), GRACEHAVEN HOLSTEINS & ROYAL LYNN HOLSTEINS, ON
4. BO. SQUIBBLAND EMILY GEMINI (GEMINI), K DEAN & DEBBIE SQUIBB, ON
5. PHILLHAVEN STEADY BREEZE (STEADY), MATIAS HOLSTEINS & PHILLHAVEN HOLSTEINS, ON

Four Year Olds

ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (Goldwyn) 1st place 4 Year Old Hodglynn Holsteins, Little Star Holsteins

ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (Goldwyn)
1st place 4 Year Old
Hodglynn Holsteins, Little Star Holsteins

1. ST JACOBS GOLDWYN HAZEL (GOLDWYN), HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS & LITTLE STAR HOLSTEINS, ON
2. HOWARD-VIEW RAZZMATAZ (SANCHEZ), DONALD DOAN & KLOEPFER HOLDINGS, ON
3. MS ROLLNVW GOLD DELILAH (GOLDWYN), HODGLYNN HOLSTEINS & LITTLE STAR HOLSTEINS, ON
4. BOSDALE FEVER SHAME (FEVER), BOSDALE FARMS, ON
5. KENTVILLE FREMONT ROCKSTAR (FREMONT), KENTVILLE HOLSTEINS, ON

Five Year Olds

BOSDALE SHOTTLE LIBERTY (Shottle) 1st place 5 Year Old Bosdale Farms

BOSDALE SHOTTLE LIBERTY (Shottle)
1st place 5 Year Old
Bosdale Farms

1. BO. BOSDALE SHOTTLE LIBERTY (SHOTTLE), BOSDALE FARMS, ON
2. PHOENIX BAXTER GEOMETRY (BAXTER), HIGH POINT FARMS & B PHOENIX, ON
3. GILLETTE JASPER ELECTRA (JASPER), CLARKVALLEY HOLSTEINS & SHADOWAVE HOLSTEINS, ON
4. DAPPLEHOLM KNOWLEDGE SPECIAL (KNOWLEDGE), MIKE & JESSICA PHOENIX, ON
5. MARTHAVEN DRAKE ALLIE (DRAKE), GARY WESY, MARTHAVEN HOLSTEINS & MARTIN RITSMA, ON

Mature Cow

QUALITY GOLDWYN FLANSCO (Goldwyn) 1st place Mature Cow - Autumn Opportunity Quality Holsteins

QUALITY GOLDWYN FLANSCO (Goldwyn)
1st place Mature Cow – Autumn Opportunity
Quality Holsteins

1. BO. QUALITY GOLDWYN FLANSCO (GOLDWYN), QUALITY HOLSTEINS, ON
2. BU. KNONAUDALE JASMINE (GOLDWYN), KINGSWAY HOLSTEINS, ON
3. DOANLEA DRAKE PROMISE (DRAKE), DONALD DOAN & MARTHAVEN HOLSTEINS, ON
4. EBY016 B F EASTER LILY (GOLDWYN), PLEASANT NOOK FARM, ON
5. TOMALYNN GOLDWYN SUPERSTAR (GOLDWYN), TOMALYNN FARMS, ON

 

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THE LEADERSHIP SHORT LIST: WHAT is it? Who’s On it NOW? Do we NEED It?

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Monday, October 19th, 2015

We all recognize leaders when they are at the head of the line … but are we astute enough to pick them out when they are among the pack. Who is on your leadership short list?

What is the Short List?

Every group, industry or sport has a short list of people who stand above the rest. Who do you instantly think of when you hear the words baseball, money or politics?  Does it work when you think of dairy industry leaders?

Imagine that you’re sitting around the table discussing an upcoming sale or show booth design. “Maybe we can get Bonnie Mohr to design it?” Or you need an upcoming ad campaign for your selling your heifers, cows or embryos.  “Maybe Michael Heath or Charlie Will could give us an endorsement…” or if you’re having a downsizing sale, “Wouldn’t it be great if Norm Nabholz was reading the pedigrees and Brian Craswell calling the auction?”  Do you see the trend here? The shortlist are those folks who are recognized as industry “household names.” They’re known for excelling in their field. When you think about today’s dairy industry, who would you put on the shortlist of people who have that kind of recognition in their area of expertise? Who are the people who have achieved excellence and are setting an active example for the rest of us? ALL the time?

Let’s Identify Short List Leadership Characteristics

What do stubborn and trustworthy have in common, if anything?  They are two characteristics that put exceptional people on the S.H.O.R.T list of dairy leaders. Let’s look at the top five characteristics: 1. Stubborn 2. Humble 3. One-of-a-Kind 4. Resilient 5. Trustworthy.

STUBBORN:

Leaders are selectively stubborn.  There’s a difference between stubbornly moving … and stubbornly stopped! Leaders are stubborn about maintaining a sustainable level of improvement.

Lots of us are good at something.  Fewer of us are the very best at anything.  Leaders stubbornly work to continually improve the level that they perform at. For the rest of us, I think it’s a crime that we all stop short.  We never test how good we could have been. We GO BUST before we allow ourselves Reach BEST.  Getting to the shortlist is like your favorite cows in the milk line … it takes persistence.  Not only do they have the genetics but they have the will.  Not only do they have the potential but they show up and produce.

Only the persistent manage to achieve and maintain leadership.  It’s a daily job that requires working in the right-place-in-the right way day after day for a very long time. It takes the stubborn will to meet and outlast the challenges — not for just one year — but for a decade or three. Those who are running from confrontation or fearfully seeking the widespread consensus will forever find themselves detouring around progress. Valued leaders accept the harder road and stubbornly work through problems to the solutions.

HUMBLE

We don’t often associate leadership with humility. Often those who tell us they are leading … are merely emphasizing the size of their egos, not the distance they can take us toward the future.  Of course, recognized leaders are especially good at something but they are also exceptionally good at seeing what is great in those around them.  They aren’t threatened by others strengths … Nor do they seek to steal other’s work and claim it as their own.  True leadership recognizes everybody’s short list of strengths.  Whether it’s bringing out the best in cows, facilities, processes, employees or organizations, real leaders do so by example and work to raise everyone up to a better standard.  They lead by example and have very little concern for the title or badge.  Too often we experience the complete lack of results produced by those who want the badge before they’ve done the work.  Instead of seeking the number one solution, they are only interested in themselves being #1.

ONE OF A KIND:

Being “the same as everyone else” is NOT a short list trait. Take the daily very good and lift it to remarkable. They stand up, and they stand out.  They encourage others not to be the same as everyone else… or even anyone else.  Be better.   Dr. Seuss is right. “Why fit in, will fall when you were born to stand out?” You can’t walk where the crowd is and make the short list.  Regardless of how you measure ‘best’, it is almost never present in the thing that is the most popular.

One of the things wrong with today’s marketplace is that there is far too much rehashing of old ideas spun as new.  Great leaders aren’t copycats.  They abhor me too!  Leaders have no patience for the status quo.  They focus their efforts on shattering the status quo.  Game changers refuse to allow their organization to adopt conventional methods and bureaucracy.  They challenge norms, break conventions.  The encourage diversity of thought.

RESILIENT

They don’t cry.  They create.  Leaders don’t complain when times are tough.  They create, improve on and innovate in order for things to get better. While they believe in and develop best practices, they don’t stop there.  They move on to next practices. Have you ever wondered how some people come up with the proverbial big idea? To put it simply, “They never settle for the way things are today!” They are not stopped by those who say, “We don’t do it that way” or “it might not work.” They aren’t just dreamers; they are doers.  Successful leaders are persistent.  They are never stopped by the setbacks.  They realize that potential is of little value if said potential fails to be realized.

TRUSTWORTHY

You can get through anything if there is trust.  However, once that is broken, it’s hard to move forward.  Leaders have to communicate.  They don’t have to be perfect.  They don’t have to have all the answers.  But they have to inspire trust in the fact that they are doing the best they can and will always tell the truth.  That means knowing the difference between right and wrong and having the character to do the right thing. Some so-called leaders who are charged with confronting problems only grow them because of their lack of accountability and questionable motives.   Sometimes real leadership means changing direction.  People follow a leader because of trust.  That’s the real meaning of charisma.

DO WE NEED LEADERSHIP NOW???

If you hang around long enough, you get the thrill of experiencing the game-changing moments in the dairy industry. Those are the ah-ha moments when the industry takes a leap forward – and moves from ordinary to exceptional. Of course, hindsight is 20/20.

In the past, we had individuals!  We have them today, but we may be too timid to recognize them.  The industry is at a crossroads.  Leaping ahead because of science.  Held back because of economics.  World issues and local issues are each having impact on the way dairying is done. Today we need groups:

  • Scientists and researchers continually breaking new ground
  • Breeders acting outside the box
  • Boards of Directors investing in innovation

Yes, we need leadership.  We know we need it.  Do we know where to find it?

SOME LEADERS past and present STARTED ON THE SH*T LIST!

Being a leader isn’t easy.  It’s hard.  Until success is realized, many will label and malign you.  Some people, despite their potential for leadership, are so afraid of ending up on this short sh*t list that they will do anything to avoid landing there.  This ultimately undermines any chance to do something good for the industry, themselves or their dairy. If you are wondering where today’s potential is …. Who can you name that is being labeled “black sheep” “troublemaker” or “pot stirrer”?  Now. Name a leader you admire and respect.  Were they appreciated in their own time? When they started out? If not, why not?

WHO IS ON THE S.H.O.R.T LIST?

Now we have five punchy adjectives that at first glance might suggest that leadership characteristics overlap. While the characteristics are shared, the areas of excellence are varied.  It takes a broad range of talents to excel in dairying, and there is a need for excellence in every one of them. We need leaders in breeding, advertising, business, sales, showing and fitting, pedigrees and any of the myriad of details that inspire our passion to improve this industry.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

Leadership starts with each recognizing and fulfilling a need.  Everyone in dairying needs to stand up for what will take us forward.  We can’t rest on what got us here.  Now we have to move in a dynamic growing direction.  Look for the leader that’s needed.  True leadership is a short list. Don’t be surprised if you find them – or yourself — standing alone. That’s where all the leaders are!!

 

 

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TAKE THIS FARMER and LAUGH EVER AFTER

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Friday, October 16th, 2015

Today more than one of us at The Bullvine was interested in reading about “the jobs where people are most likely to marry each other.”

We all liked the statement that “farmers, fishers, and lawyers are more likely to find true love among their own”. Having said that, I was a student from a construction family when I married a student from a dairying family. And two of my dairy offspring married outside the farm family. The other one married into a vegetable growing dynasty.  Nevertheless those of us who chose to “have and to hold” a farmer are always interested in having our choice validated. Will it last?  Are farmers good for the long haul?  Here’s my answer to the question, “Do you take this farmer?”

A Simple Love Story

More than a few know the story of me falling in love with my dear husband Murray at a very early age.  The legend is that at 12 I discovered he lived on the same road as I did, albeit at the other end and a whole county away. I then proceeded to chase him until he caught me.  For a while, it looked like higher education was going to win all his affections but just before he ended up with more degrees than a thermometer, I got the chance to marry my favorite farmer. That was a dream come true for Murray and Karen.

Moo-Roo and Kow-ren together forever.

Even though I knew from older and wiser family members that the “girls” in the barn would always be #1 on the list of his affections, I felt up to the task even if I did occasionally rank somewhere between number two and number forty. That positioning lasted until Murray was hired by Holstein Canada to run the Type Classification program.  At that point, the list of girls became much larger and spanned several countries. All that analysis.  The charts.  The computers. The True Type Models.  Believe me I learned never to ask, “Does this dress make me look fat?”

The only thing worse than being married to a classifier is aging alongside a former classifier.
A confirmed “boob” man, my husband, never ever looked me in the eye … but these days he’s looking so far down that people think he has fallen asleep standing up.  In fact, we both have concerns about failing and falling body parts, and it is showing up in our farm management.  When we named the last two genomic heifers “Plummet” and “Nosedive”, we recognized our growing preoccupation with gravity was affecting our marketing.

It’s A Stage We Are Going Through

What isn’t serious in our marriage is the fun ways we have found to adapt to life’s changes. After all, here was a cow loving geneticist married to a story telling carpenter`s daughter who is allergic to the hay, cows, horses and dogs.  It was soon evident that there would be many pratfalls taken during my extensive tractor and animal husbandry training.  From the calf pan to the ink pen, we both have learned to laugh at ourselves in the barn, in the house, and on the stage.  For 32 years, I wrote scripts for local musical comedy productions, and we both acted up in them. Of course back then inspiration was easy to find. It was simply a matter of taking my daily diary and setting it to original tunes such as the,”I Raise Couch Potatoes” waltz or “They Call Them Offspring because they Leak” symphony. These days I’m branching out into Seniors Stand-up Comedy and an exercise video entitled, “Stand up Vacuuming for the Dusting Impaired.”

There is once again excitement in being dairy farm comics.

We are always breaking new ground at Huntsdale, Wellspring, and the Bullvine. Just yesterday I was working on an improv piece entitled, “Looking like a Farmer!” that I thought might work for a skit in a talent show. I asked Murray for enlightenment. Do old farmers wear boxers or briefs? ” His clever reply? “Depends!” I think he is onto something there, as we both are fighting the continuous fashion feud better known as the battle between body and clothes.  Speaking personally, there was a time when a bra used to keep everything up where it was perky — now the holdups are slipping out under the wire!  Along with every other ailment, following fashion in your later years can make you sick. Murray says he’s spent more than sixty years trying to avoid furniture disease.  “You know! That’s when your chest keeps falling into your drawers!”

Even our faces betray us these days.

Have you ever had one of those busy days on the farm, when you had no choice but to sneak a little nap? Unfortunately, although you wake up refreshed, you have one of those deep lines across your face.  Inevitably, that’s exactly when the doorbell rings. It’s the veterinarian, “Are you all right Mrs. Hunt?”  he asks while staring at this new wrinkle.  Of course, I think humor will save face, so I reply, “It’s not mine. I’m wrinkle sitting for my mom.  She’s always losing things, so I offered to mind this one while she goes to Bible Study!”  This didn’t get far with the vet. I can’t imagine how it would go over with my daughter-in-law at the door.  She is a psychiatrist. (Note to self: Never answer her if she asks, “How are you today Mrs. Hunt?”)

Of course, farm wives have to live up to the fabulous cook reputation.

My recipes although not always tasty are earning a reputation for being legendary. For instance, there was the raspberry pie I made for visiting non-farming relatives. No one could get their forks to cut through the piecrust.  One gallant cousin tried so hard that his fork went right through the pie and sent the piece flying across the room. Mom’s Rocket Dessert has become a legend that is recounted at every family reunion.

So once again I’m sharing the errors of my daze.

Throughout forty plus years, I not only have stayed in love with my farmer husband but I’ve fallen in love with cows too! Because of course “Cows don’t shed like dogs and cats do…they won’t chase the cat or bark at the neighbors.  A cow will not bring you dead mice, or spend all night singing on the fence post!”  Here I am talking myself into loving cows, and we just sold the last twenty-one of them last Saturday.  Better late than never I always say!!

THE BULLVINE BOTTOM LINE – Laff Starts Here

With everyone focusing on picking the right mate and staying together longer, I think there are many years left in my adventure with animal husbandry. For the two of us, our marriage and our humor has benefitted just like our crops from being homegrown – or is that home groan?  We’re putting a “Laugh Local” sign at the end of our lane and, my answer to the question, “Do you take this farmer” is now and always will be:  “Yes. I do. Forever.”

 

 

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Cheap Milk Is Flooding The Grocery Aisles

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Wednesday, October 14th, 2015

Who wins when a price war erupts between competing products?  In the case of water and milk in Europe and the UK, the 5% lower store prices for milk may be great for consumers but the 20% loss at the farm gate is terrible for farmers.

Too Much of a Good Thing

Currently, there is so much milk available in Europe that it is selling cheaper than water. Several conditions have caused this milk surplus led by anything that contributes to rising supply and falling demand.

Too Much Milk Production.

Removal of milk production quotas on EU farms marked the opening of the milk floodgates. For the first time in 30 years, farmers were able to produce as much as they wanted.  However, it contributed to oversupply.  Quotas were originally instituted to prevent overproduction of milk and butter that had happened in the eighties. Quotas set limits on production and established penalties for overproduction.  When they were lifted, it was hoped that it would allow European dairy farmers to compete for business in emerging markets, such as in Asia

Not Enough Demand.

Falling milk demand from China, the Middle East and North Africa was not anticipated and adds even further to the over-supply.

Not Enough Exports.

Forget “From Russia with Love”.  In 2014, the Russian food embargo cut butter 24% and cheese import 32% into that country. This continues to have a tremendous impact.

Too Much Price Competition in Supermarkets.

All of the above are further aggravated in the UK by supermarket price wars.

The Worst that Can Happen?  Now Milk is Cheaper than Water!

In England, a bottle of water costs roughly $1.50.  In France, mineral water costs $1.  That’s not new you say.  What is new is that, with the 20% fall in wholesale milk prices, a liter or milk might be selling for just $1.

Milk Slump Escalates Protests from Push to Shove

With the oversupply of milk depressing the sale price to milk producers, farmers are increasingly agitated with the losses they are shouldering. Milk is selling for less than what it costs to produce it In the UK protests have taken place ranging from clearing grocery shelves to throwing fruit and, in one instance, parading cows through a supermarket.  In Brussels farmers, there took matters into their frustrated hands by throwing eggs, hay and fireworks at riot police.

Calls for Relief

Along with the emotional reaction, there have been more reasoned appeals for relief. The British National Union is calling for supermarkets to increase prices to match production costs. With hopes of getting prices returned to an economically viable level, the European Milk Board is calling for the return of production quotas. President of the Milk Board, Romuald Schnaber, sums it up succinctly, “Unless production is reduced, the market will continue deteriorating at a pace.

Where are Governments in These Bad News and The Good News Scenarios?

Proactive support for the dairy industry has been called for and pledges proposed and started.  The EU is offering $555 million, and France put 600 million euros in place in July. If there is a silver lining in this dark scenario, it’s that new and old milk lovers are enjoying the cheap milk prices. Hopefully, increased consumption will continue and help to grow the market and produce more stable future prices at the dairy farm gate.

Who is telling the Whole Milk Truth?

Back in January 2015 Rob Lyons (Spiked) argued that “Milk is not cheaper than water.” The premise he supports this counter headline position with is that “From booze to petrol, water is the scaremongers’ comparison of choice.” Lyons appears to question that no milk could be cheaper than the water that is free when falling from the skies or coming out of taps.  He asks, somewhat naively, after pointing out that milk is indeed cheaper on shelves than the nearby bottled water on the same shelves “And is this having a knock-on effect on the price received by producers?” You think?

Desperate Dairies

Some dairy spokespersons claim that the slashed prices have left UK dairy farmers facing poverty and financial ruin.  None can continue selling for 10 pence less per litre of milk than it costs to produce it.  If you work it out on the basis of an average of 2,500 litres produced daily, it is easy to see how desperate the situation has become. According to the National Farmers Union, approximately 200 dairy producers have left the industry since January.

What is the Answer?

In truth, there are no easy answers that can satisfy everyone affected by the cheap prices being paid for milk.  Who has the most to win?  The producer?  The distributor?  The consumer?  As long as they all compete with each other and fail to find a workable compromise, there is a very real danger that the question of winning will become irrelevant.

The Bullvine Bottom Line

It’s not about short-term wins. From farm gate to grocery aisle, for any of the stakeholders to benefit, there has to be a viable and sustainable dairy industry.   

 

 

 

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Dairy Girls ARE Making a Difference in the Dairy Industry

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Monday, October 12th, 2015

dairygirllogoNetworking with the hopes of starting or expanding your career opportunities is a nerve-racking experience for anyone.  But when you’re a woman in a man’s world, the tension can ratchet up even further.

Last week I was in Madison for World Dairy Expo and attended the Dairy Girl Network Dinner which was held off site. As a member of the media (The Bullvine) and representing a publication that positions itself as a somewhat radical, I was worried that some might have a problem with my Canadian loyalties or what they might assume them to be. My worries were the only thing about the whole evening that was proven to be narrow minded. At the end of the day, this networking experience was the enthusiastic start I needed to make my trip to “Dairy in our DNA” a success from both a social and a business leads point of view.

Laura Daniels Dairy Girl Network founder and president from Heartwood Farm in Cobb, Wisconsin welcomed one hundred and eighty women and expanded on the goals of The Dairy Girl Network. She explained “Dairy Girl Network is growing rapidly and working on future opportunities for women. A mentorship program will be starting soon to bring together women on both professional and personal levels.”  Laura then worked the room and made each one feel that they could have a personal impact on the future of women in dairying.

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After that very enjoyable evening of introductions, I had common ground whenever I walked up to any of the “dairy girls” manning booths in the commercial buildings or seated beside me at the showring. I was never disappointed.  Ladies’ who work in agriculture were eager to share not only how they became involved with the companies they represented, but also how deep their dairy passion ran outside of work.  Many were raised on dairy farms or had tapped into their passion through romantic or educational connections. For several showing cattle — the premier feature of World Dairy Expo – has been the starting point for both careers and family. Agricultural jobs have wide open arms to those who can bring their expertise and put it into terms that are relevant to dairy farmers and their suppliers.

“If there’s anything that Dairy Girl Network can provide, it’s the confidence that dairy and agricultural connections offer an undeniable advantage when attracting clients or providing service to the dairy industry.”

Inside the large room at the Monona Terrace in Madison it was exciting to see that, along with the well-known champions of woman in agriculture, there was a whole platoon of enthusiastic girls that were drawn together. There was no question that it was planned to have a non-threatening agenda.  No one was required to stand up and account for their right to be there. Quite the contrary.  With enthusiastic encouragement from the energetic and personable Laura Daniels, we had as much time and freedom as we could use, to meet, greet and connect with other dairy girls. It was exciting to hear the variety and passion of the stories that brought girls from all over the U.S, Canada, and Europe to spend time together at the greatest dairy cattle show in the world.  It was proven time and time again over the next three days that those few hours of glad-handing were useful in making contacts relevant to my dairy work, and I’m sure the same was true for many others. Overall we soon recognized that “Everybody knows somebody and developing a colleague relationship allows us to share our list with others.”

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Not only were the doors to friendship open, but the very relaxed nature of the setting also provided an opportunity to discuss problems or issues.  Along with the delicious hors oeuvres and dinner,  I learned how other peers are dealing with gender bias, salary issues and problems getting a foot in the barn door in a predominantly man’s world.  Some had no problems at all.  Others recognized that it could take time and would be up to them to earn respect.  Others said that being a girl could be an asset but that it had to be followed up with the knowledge and action that would build and support a long-term positive business relationship.

The entire evening and the days that followed were also a great opportunity to share valuable connections in media relations and problem solving.  It was inspiring to learn of the many other “value-added” services that woman are providing in the dairy industry.

At the end of the evening, my animal nutritionist daughter, Heather Hunt, and I felt that the event had been a real energizer.  We agreed that “It’s important that we understand how different stakeholders feel about different dairy issues.  Coming together from a broad range of dairy backgrounds and companies, it’s helpful for women who have been in different situations to share insights and solutions with other dairy girls. Kudos to The Dairy Girl Network for their plans to develop mentoring.  What a great resource sharing expertise. “It builds confidence to know that we aren’t one woman trying to make a difference on farm or in the boardroom.  We aren’t just wives and daughters but leaders with gifts and skills to share.”

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Laura Daniels is enthusiastically receiving feedback and working with the first Dairy Girl Network Board of Directors to empower dairy women everywhere. “It has been a momentous year for the Dairy Girl Network.  We have truly moved the group nationwide.” From my point of view, it could become international.  Dairy girls from Canada and The Netherlands were also motivated upon hearing the plans as shared by Laura. “Our mission of connecting dairywomen across the nation becomes clearer every day.  I am proud of this network we’ve developed.”

The Bullvine Bottom Line

Dairy women are making a difference, not just because they are different, but because, especially when networking together, they share and expand the same dairy passion.  “It is exciting to look forward and imagine where the Dairy Girl Network will be five years down the road.” Better make that three!!! This group is on the move.

 

 

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The Economics of Genomics – Zoetis Webinar #4 Video

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Thursday, October 8th, 2015

You know genomic technology works better than other alternatives on your dairy. And you understand genetics are permanent, so decisions today impact results into multiple generations to come.

Many next ask, how do I know if it’s worth the investment?  This topic will take a look at multiple ways genomic testing and selection can improve your profitability and efficiency, and in some scenarios, even your cash flow.  Topics covered in this video are:

  • Improving profit and cash flow through strategic choices and selection
  • Improving profitability by using genomic test results versus using alternati
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  • Other areas difficult to measure

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more, and see real herd-modeled financials.

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Cheryl Marti Sr. Marketing Manager, U.S. Dairy Genetics & Reproductive Products ZOETIS Cheryl Marti is the U.S. Marketing Manager for Dairy Genetics and Reproductive Products for Zoetis. She received her B.S. from the University of Minnesota in Animal Sciences, her M.S. in Dairy Science (Genetics emphasis) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, and her MBA from UW-Whitewater.  Cheryl worked in the AI industry at ABS Global for over 11 years in many different capacities, including management, marketing, training and technical support of the Genetic Management System (a genetic mate assignment program), and also worked in the Sire Acquisition and Research areas.  She joined Pfizer Animal Health, now Zoetis, in 2005, first as a Fresh Cow Reproduction Manager in the Great Lakes states and later as a Dairy Production Specialist in WI where she often worked with large dairies on genomics, reproduction, records analysis, and transition cows until mid-2014 when she moved into her current role. Her experiences include working with herds of all sizes across the U.S. and over a dozen countries on 6 continents. Cheryl’s passion for the dairy industry and genetics began at her family’s Registered Holstein farm in Sleepy Eye, MN, where she owns some cattle, and her sister and brother-in-law own and operate their family farm of 700 acres and a 160-cow dairy called “Olmar Farms.

This webinar is proudly sponsored by:

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Genomic Webinar Series

A webinar series developed by Zoetis and Holstein Association USA will be an educational resource for current and prospective CLARIFIDE® customers and Enlight™ users.

Through a series of online presentations dairy producers will be able to better understand:

  • How genomic testing works
  • How genetic improvement and genomics can benefit the future of their herd
  • How to utilize the data generated from genomic testing to make more effective management decisions.

The webinars will be moderated by The Bullvine with presentations by Zoetis or Holstein Association personnel. The Bullvine is an online source for dairy genetic and other industry happenings around the world, through their coverage via articles, videos and podcasts.  Viewers will attend the presentation live at a specified time and date, and archived presentations will be accessible through other websites after each presentation.

The following webinars will take place from Noon to 1:00 pm Eastern  time (9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Pacific time) as follows:

Topic/Title Speaker Date
An introduction to genomics Cheryl Marti July 8
Proving the technology works: How producers have benefited from using genomics Dan Weigel August 5
Using genomics testing strategies to accelerate genetic progress David Erf August 26
The economics of genomics Cheryl  Marti October 7
Putting genomic results to work Lindsey Worden  November 4
Moving Beyond Phenotype: genomics vs. size-based traits David Erf December 2
Making progress on low heritability traits Dan Weigel January 6
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Melbourne 2015 Royal – Working their way to the top

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Wednesday, October 7th, 2015

Two years ago Katie, 17, and Renee Anderson, 15, stood last in almost every class at the Royal Melbourne Dairy Show.

They made a decision that day to change those results, and late last month the teenagers dominated the new-look all breeds youth show under Canadian judge Brian Carscadden – taking home $4200 in prize money.

Katie and Renee Anderson with their Senior Champion and Supreme Champion heifer, Bluechip Toffees Apple-RC.

Katie and Renee Anderson with their Senior Champion and Supreme Champion heifer, Bluechip Toffees Apple-RC.

 

They won Champion, Reserve Champion and Honourable Mention in the senior heifer show, Supreme Champion of the show, and Champion and Reserve Champion handler.

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It finished off a spring show programme that also notably included them winning Grand and Reserve Grand Champion handler at the Adelaide Royal two weeks earlier.

Their Supreme Champion heifer, Bluechip Toffees Apple-RC, headed off the winner of the junior heifer show, Quality Ridge Windbrook Bonnie-3-ET, owned by Jayke and Bec Fisher.

Judge Carscadden said Toffees Apple was “striking” with very few faults and she was “very easily” his champion. Sired by Aftershock, she was purchased at the start of this year from Bluechip Genetics and the 18-month-old Holstein heifer still boards at Bluechip. Her grand-dam is the $US1 million cow, KHW Regiment Apple EX96.

“It’s pretty overwhelming, I guess,” Katie Anderson said. “We weren’t expecting it at all. We were shocked how well we went – in everything.”

Katie and Renee’s father, Greg, said he was as happy for his daughters as “a dog with two tails”.

“They’re doing all the work themselves and they’ve taken all the information that has been shared with them, and they are working with it,” he said. “It makes them grow up quicker, but I think it’s better for them in the long run.”

Judge Carscadden had watched the two sisters throughout the day, so he knew what to expect once they hit the ring for the handlers’ competition. Brian is no stranger to leading high profile animals – he was booked three months ahead of World Dairy Expo to lead in every Holstein class for some of the biggest names in the global business.

“For me, the most important thing is: ‘who leads that animal the best they can at all times’,” Brian told the audience.

“Sometimes when I get to the senior handlers class, I ask myself: ‘If I owned a really good one and I was heading to International Dairy Week, for example, who would I choose to show that animal for me? And, there is one person out here that I would hire [his champion, Katie Anderson], because she never gives up.

“She has a big heifer. A difficult heifer. You’ll notice she came into line and she could have settled, but she kept working until she got her in the perfect position. When I came back around the end she had her heifer set up perfectly and I appreciate that effort, and I appreciate that she recognised the heifer wasn’t at her best and she got her to where she needed to be.”

YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP TO INDONESIA

For 18-year-old Keeley Warren, her first Melbourne Show has given her the chance to visit emerging dairy regions in South East Asia – courtesy of a $10,000 Dairy Youth Handlers’ Travel Scholarship. The award was announced at the end of judging and the first-year university student said she was excited and overwhelmed. She works part-time for well-known Holstein and Jersey breeders Stewart and Hayley Menzies, at Nowra, New South Wales.

MELBOURNE RE-BUILDING

The show had its detractors in the lead-up to the event, because it is a long way from the heady days when it was one of Australia’s most prestigious dairy shows.

Less than 50 dairy animals were on the ground, and there were no in-milk classes offered. There was also genuine confusion in the lead up to the event, about whether the show was for open exhibitors or for juniors. In the end, open exhibitors worked it out for themselves. Most spectators felt the show had a future with a junior focus.

Judge Carscadden agreed: “I think there’s something to build on from here and it’s up to the people if they want to make it work or not,” he said.

“It’s a really beautiful facility, even though it’s not easy to get in or out of. The quality of the show was good. They weren’t deep classes. They weren’t big classes, but the ones at the top were quite good and I was able to find the type that I like, which is nice. I hope they continue to make some good money available to these young people, because without the youth, where do we go?”

ROYAL MELBOURNE DAIRY SHOW

Judge: Brian Carscadden, Canada

All Breeds

JUNIOR CHAMPION HEIFER – Quality Ridge Windbrook Bonnie-3-ET – sire: Quality Ridge (Jayke and Bec Fisher, Girgarre)

RESERVE – Brindabella McCutchen Nan – sire: BKM McCutchen (SD and JL Sieben, Torrumbarry)

HONOURABLE MENTION – Brindabella Woody Kay – sire: Pine Shelter Clay Wood (SD and JL Sieben, Torrumbarry)

SENIOR CHAMPION – Bluechip Toffees Apple-RC – sire: MS Atlees Sth Aftershock (GB and MM Anderson, Yarroweyah)

RESERVE – Sun Vale Attitude Sara – sire: Damartini Attitude-Red-ET (GB and MM Anderson, Yarroweyah)

HONOURABLE MENTION – Sun Vale Spectrum Renita – sire: Charpentier LFG Spectrum RC (GB and MM Anderson, Yarroweyah)

MOST SUCCESSFUL GUERNSEY HEIFER – Riverton Lewis May – sire: Riverton Wonder Lewis (EST HWR Troutbeck, Yuroke)

MOST SUCCESSFUL JERSEY HEIFER – Brunchilli Glory Belle 2 – sire: Rivendell Nates Glory IMP (owned by Brunchilli Jerseys – shown by Deniliquin High School)

 

JUNIOR HANDLERS

8 – 10 years

1st – Jet Easterbrook (Tatura)

2nd – Catherine Michael (Deniliquin)

 

10 – 12 years

1st – Bailey Roberts (Katunga)

2nd – Henry Michael (Deniliquin)

3rd – Charlie Waters (Deniliquin)

12-14 years

1st – Christopher Wright (Finley High School)

2nd – Billy Michael (Deniliquin High School)

3rd – Georgia Sieben (Torrumbarry)

 

JUNIOR CHAMPION HANDLER

Christopher Wright (Finley High School)

 

SENIOR HANDLERS

14 – 16 years

1st – Renee Anderson (Yarroweyah)

2nd – Lincoln Sieben (Torrumbarry)

3rd – Rosie Archer (Finley High School)

16 – 18 years

1st – Katie Anderson (Yarroweyah)

2nd – Lora Schulz (Cobden)

3rd – Alana Schulz (Cobden)

18 – 21 years

1st – Rachael Barnes (Finley High School)

2nd – Keeley Warren (Wagga Wagga)

3rd – Daniel Charlton (Deniliquin High School)

 

SENIOR CHAMPION & GRAND CHAMPION HANDLER

Katie Anderson (Yarroweyah)

RESERVE – Renee Anderson (Yarroweyah)

 

For full class results – http://www.rasv.com.au/Events/RMS_Home/RMDS_Home/RMDS_Results/RMDS_SearchResults/

 

This article first appeared in the latest edition of Crazy Cow in Print.  Click here to learn more.

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A Fluery of Excitement around the 2015 World Dairy Expo Fantasy Exhibitor Contest

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Tuesday, October 6th, 2015

11846784_10200711228499325_4391525477106448918_nSure you have heard of Marc-Andre Fleury the All-Star goaltender for the Pittsburgh Penguins, but just as talented is Jean-Claude Fleury from ferme Fleury in Quebec.  Jean-Claude is the 2015 winner of the World Dairy Fantasy Exhibitor Contest.  Sure it does not come with the trophy wife or millions of dollars.  But it does come with the admiration of all the over 5,000 other entries that competed in this years competition.

For complete World Dairy Expo 2015 International Holstein Show results, videos, pictures and interviews click here.

JC team earned him 150 points out of a possible 190 points, plus since JC entered on day 2 of the competition he also received 36 bonus points. JC winning team consisted of

  • ARETHUSA SID TESS (Milking Yearling)
  • COMESTAR LAMADONA DOORMAN (Junior 2 Year Old)
  • OCD BRADNICK CANDY (Senior 2 Year Old)
  • JACOBS SID BEAUTY (Junior 3 Year Old)
  • WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PANTENE (Senior 3 Year Old)
  • PETITCLERC SID SUNKISS (4 Year Old)
  • CACHE-VALLEY LHEROS 2331 (5 year Old)
  • LOVHILL GOLDWYN KATRYSHA (Aged Cow)

The ultimate team that would have earned the maximum 190 points and cost $955,000 (before bonus) is:

  • ARETHUSA SID TESS (Milking Yearling)
  • WENDON WINDBROOK MERCY (Junior 2 Year Old)
  • CO-VALE DEMPSEY DINA (Senior 2 Year Old)
  • JACOBS SID BEAUTY (Junior 3 Year Old)
  • CAVANALECK DEMPSEY BOZICA (Senior 3 Year Old)
  • BRACKLEYFARMS CHELIOS CHEERIO (4 Year Old)
  • JACOBS ATWOOD MELODY (5 Year Old)
  • LOVHILL GOLDWYN KATRYSHA (Mature Cow)

The top 20 finishers are as follows:

  1. JC Fleury – 186 points
  2. Jesse Bradley – 184 points
  3. Kathleen Baird – 184 points
  4. Frederic Dubois – 183 points
  5. Marie-Christine Leclerc – 182 points
  6. Justin Tank – 181 points
  7. Travis Moore – 180 points
  8. Fernando Esteban Betancur Mira – 178 points
  9. Kelvin Cochrane – 176 points
  10. Jason Randall – 175 points
  11. Adam Fraley  -174 points
  12. Jordan Zimmerman – 173 points
  13. Riccardo Bertolotti – 172 points
  14. Ethan Miller – 170 points
  15. Jill Lokai – 169 points
  16. Dustin Linton – 166 points
  17. Lindsay Oxby – 164 points
  18. Christopher – Hongslo 162 points
  19. Diego Dijkstra – 161 points
  20. Andrew den Haan – 160 points

Want to calculate your score? Here is the list of points each animal in the contest earned.

Class Name Price Points
Yearling ALEAH MILLEN NAUGHY BY NATURE $48,000 $0
Yearling ARETHUSA SID TESS $67,000 $20
Yearling EASTRIVER ALEXANDER $55,000 $3
Yearling GEN-COM ATWOOD CHELSEA $48,000 $0
Yearling HOLMACRES METAL CARLITA $48,000 $0
Yearling PETITCLERC SHOTTLE SEXY $41,000 $0
Yearling RICAGRI DEMPSEY PACE $48,000 $0
Yearling VT-POND-VIEW ATWOOD SALEM $55,000 $0
Yearling WINDY-KNOLL-VIEW PROCESS $48,000 $0
Junior 2 ASHVIEW-TG ATWOOD LILLY $70,000 $5
Junior 2 COMESTAR LAMADONA DOORMAN $52,000 $9
Junior 2 DESDEUXLACS WINDHAMMER BYANKA $70,000 $0
Junior 2 JACOBS GOLDWYN ALIZA $52,000 $4
Junior 2 KINGSWAY SID ACALLA $70,000 $10
Junior 2 PETITCLERC SID SNOWFLAKE $70,000 $0
Junior 2 SOLID GOLD DE GSUN DISCO $70,000 $3
Junior 2 VERTDOR DEMPSEY MINOU $61,000 $0
Junior 2 WENDON WINDBROOK MERCY $82,000 $20
Junior 2 WINDY-KNOLL-VIEW PONY UP $52,000 $0
Senior 2 AROLENE GOLDWYN DIVINE $108,000 $0
Senior 2 BELFAST GOLDWYN LACE $73,000 $0
Senior 2 CALBRETT WINDHAMMER LOVEBUG $73,000 $0
Senior 2 CO-VALE DEMPSEY DINA $108,000 $20
Senior 2 COMESTAR LARION GOLDWYN $52,000 $0
Senior 2 JACOBS DAY BRAD $83,000 $0
Senior 2 JACOBS GOLDWYN BRIATTA $63,000 $8
Senior 2 MABLE FEVER DIVINARE $83,000 $0
Senior 2 OCD BRADNICK CANDY $108,000 $7
Senior 2 PLOEGSWAY GOLDWYN NUTS IS U-ET $73,000 $5
Junior 3 BONACCUEIL LARANA SID $110,000 $0
Junior 3 E&M-ACRES GOLDCHIP 450 $97,000 $0
Junior 3 ERNEST ANTHONY GS TEAL $98,000 $6
Junior 3 GAEMENCHET SID KATIA $85,000 $10
Junior 3 GAEMENCHET SID KATIA $85,000 $0
Junior 3 JACOBS LAUTHORITY LOANA $73,000 $0
Junior 3 JACOBS SID BEAUTY $160,000 $30
Junior 3 KNONAUDALE MUDPIE $122,000 $21
Junior 3 OUTAOUAIS SID HAILEY $85,000 $3
Junior 3 PIERSTEIN LADYSDREAM PR LANNA $85,000 $0
Junior 3 SIEMERS BRAXTON MARABEL $73,000 $4
Senior 3 BLONDIN LAUTHORITY LIBYE $110,000 $0
Senior 3 BUDJON-VAIL DOMINIQUE $146,000 $10
Senior 3 CAVANALECK DEMPSEY BOZICA $120,000 $15
Senior 3 DEVANS LINDSAY $95,000 $0
Senior 3 FANICO REGINALD MARTY $95,000 $0
Senior 3 FARNEAR-TBR POPSICLE $95,000 $0
Senior 3 JOBO SEAVER AINSLY $95,000 $0
Senior 3 KEYLAS SID ROXANNA $171,000 $6
Senior 3 KINGSWAY GOLDWYN DALLAS $107,000 $0
Senior 3 RICHMAN ATWOOD SHASTA R1142 $158,000 $0
Senior 3 WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PANTENE $108,000 $9
4 year Old ARTHEUSA SANCHEZ DICE $168,000 $0
4 year Old BELFAST GOLDWYN LASENZA $81,000 $0
4 year Old BERGEROY SEAVER CARTER $114,000 $3
4 year Old BRACKLEYFARMS CHELIOS CHEERIO $168,000 $32
4 year Old BROOKVILLA GOLDWYN BROOKS $130,000 $6
4 year Old BVK ATWOOD ABBIE $98,000 $0
4 year Old CHARWILL ATTIC MARCY $114,000 $0
4 year Old JACOBS ATWOOD VEDETTE $143,000 $10
4 year Old JACOBS GOLDWYN LISAMAREE $65,000 $5
4 year Old MYSTIQUE GOLDWYN BOREALE $168,000 $0
4 year Old PETITCLERC SID SUNKISS $114,000 15
4 year Old SAVAGE-LEIGH ATWD LIC $130,000 $8
4 year Old WEEKS DUNDEE ANIKA $114,000 9
4 year Old WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PARFAIT $114,000 $4
5 year old CACHE-VALLEY LHEROS 2331 $185,000 $20
5 year old ERNEST-ANTHONY ACCOLADE $160,000 $0
5 year old INDIANHEAD REDCARPET TIA $172,000 $8
5 year old JACOBS ATWOOD MELODY $74,000 $7
5 year old JACOBS KNOWLEDGE HARPE $74,000 $0
5 year old KINGSWAY GOLDWYN ABBA DABBA $160,000 $5
5 year old PIERSTEIN GOLDWYN RENEE $147,000 $0
5 year old PINE-SHELTER CARLIA WOOD $110,000 $0
5 year old SHEEKNOLL DURHAM ARROW $129,000 $0
5 year old WINDY-KNOLL VIEW CHANTILLY $129,000 $9
Mature BONNACCUEIL MAYA GOLDWYN $132,000 0
Mature COOKVIEW GOLDWYN MONIQUE $176,000 $6
Mature EBY 016 BBG EASTER LILLY $132,000 $0
Mature HIGH POINT GOLDEN ROSE $176,000 $0
Mature JACOBS GOLDWYN VALANA $214,000 $31
Mature LOVHILL GOLDWYN KATRYSHA $176,000 $40
Mature MS DUNDEE BELINDA $132,000 $15
Mature MS GOLDWYN ALANA $201,000 $9
Mature OURIVER GOLDWYN BLITZ $154,000 $0
Mature PINELAND GOLDWYN HEMI $176,000 $0
Mature ROSWITHA GOLDWYN WHITNEY $176,000 $0
Mature WILLOWHOLME GOLDWYN JESSICA $154,000 $0
Mature WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PANINI $176,000 $0

Thanks to all those that participated in this year’s competition, and watch for our 2015 Royal Winter Fair Fantasy Exhibitor completion, with a few new aspects to the completion.

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World Dairy Expo 2015 Recap

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Sunday, October 4th, 2015

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Day 5 Recap

The Bullvine caught up with Holstein Show Judge Nathan Thomas, and Jim Ostrom, owner of Grand Champion Holstein, Jersey and Red & White.

Day 4 Recap

The Bullvine sat down with one of the best in the business Ernie Kueffner. The team of Ernie and Terri Packard are responsible for FOUR Royal Champions in THREE Different Breeds; TWO World Dairy Expo Supremes in 2 Breeds and ONE All-Time All- American 4-year old.

Day 3 Recap

The Bullvine sat down with Jim Ostrom, Co-Owner of Milk Source to find out why they love to show great cows and just who to watch for.  Also we caught up with Paul Trapp, 2015 International Brown Swiss Show Judge.  Followed by a conversation with Lior Yaron of DeLaval International to get a better understand of how just technology and robotics are changing the way we produce milk around the world.

Day 2 Recap

An amazing Jersey show Judged by Michael Heath, a impressive Milking Shorthorn show, judge by Allyn Paulson and an interview with Chris Hill of MD Hillbrook sales and service.  It’s all part of today’s show.

Day 1 Recap

Post show interviews with 2015 International Junior Holstein Show Judge Chad Ryan, as well as Ayrshire Judge Mary Creek. Also a feature breeder interview with Tim Abbott.

WDE Kicks off

Welcome to first day of the 2015 World Dairy Expo.  In this inaugural edition we have interviews with Scott Bentley (GM of WDE), Kritsin Olsen (Media Manager at WDE), ferme Blondin (Dann Brady and Richard Viellevue) as well as scenes from around Expo on Monday.

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World Dairy Expo Day 5 – Saturday October 3rd 2015

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Saturday, October 3rd, 2015

Today at Expo

Day 4 Recap

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World Dairy Expo Day 4 – Friday October 2nd 2015

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Friday, October 2nd, 2015

The Bullvine sat down with Jim Ostrom, Co-Owner of Milk Source to find out why they love to show great cows and just who to watch for.  Also we caught up with Paul Trapp, 2015 International Brown Swiss Show Judge.  Followed by a conversation with Lior Yaron of DeLaval International to get a better understand of how just technology and robotics are changing the way we produce milk around the world.

Today at Expo

Day 3 Recap

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International Holstein Show – 2015 World Dairy Expo

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Friday, October 2nd, 2015

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The final day of World Dairy Expo went out with a bang as Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha, exhibited by MilkSource Genetics of Kaukauna, Wis., earned the banners for Senior and Grand Champion Female in the International Holstein Show.  Katrysha led the way in the Six-Year-Old & Older cow class and took home Best Udder and Production class awards. She also received the Udder Comfort $1,000 Grand Champion Cash Award.

Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion honors were awarded to Jacobs Goldwyn Valana, the second place Six-Year-Old & Older cow, owned by Ferme Jacobs of Cap-Sante, Qué. Valana also was named Champion Bred & Owned of the show.

Judge Nathan Thomas of Cable, Ohio and Associate Judge Eddie Bue of Fithian, Ill. judged 387 animals in the International Holstein Show at World Dairy Expo.


Senior  & Grand Champion – Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha (Goldwyn) (1st Aged Cow), MilkSource Genetics, WI
Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion – Jacobs Goldwyn Valana (Goldwyn (2nd Aged Cow), Ferme Jacobs, QC
HM Senior & HM Grand Champion – Brackley Farm Chelios Cheerio (Chelios) (1st 4 Year Old), MilkSource Genetics, WI

Champion Bred & Owned – Jacobs Goldwyn Valana (Goldwyn (2nd Aged Cow), Ferme Jacobs, QC

Intermediate Champion –Jacobs Sid Beauty-ET (Sid) (1st Junior 3 Year Old), Eaton Holsteins and B&C Murphy, NY
Reserve Intermediate Champion – Bergeroy Sid Ambelle (Sid) (1st Senior 3 Year Old), Bergeroy Holstein Inc., QC
HM Intermediate Champion – Knonaudale Mudpie-ET (Sid) (2nd Junior 3 Year Old), MilkSource Genetics, WI

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Junior Champion – Golden Oaks Sid Charlise-ET (Sid) (1st Fall Calf), C&J Hill, F&D Borba, F Connelly & T&S Merwarth, MD
Reserve Junior Champion – Stranshome Gold Annice-ET (Goldwyn) (1st Fall Yearling), Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, WI
HM Junior Champion – M-Riverview Goldsun Kelly (Goldsun) (1st Winter Yearling), Eaton, Garrow, Lundy, Liddle & Phoenix, NY

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Spring Heifer Calf

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1 1 3319 Siemers Rgd Lady Haya-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
2 3332 Weeksdale Doorman Envy JM Valley, P Conroy, E Weeks, Hi Calibre, F&D Borba Amqui, QC Y
3 3300 Petitclerc Sid Souky Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
4 3328 Ms Sid Arsenal R & S Allyn, J Stephens and J & P Black Constable, NY Y
5 3330 Toppglen Attic Katena Doeberiener, Bowen, Heath, T Topp West Salem, OH Y
6 3304 Sco-Lo-Coons Foxie Lady-ET Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
7 3322 Crovalley TNT Ammo Crovalley Holsteins Hastings, ON Y
8 3313 Petitclerc Doorman Anastasia Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
9 3331 Vt-Pond-View Armani Dior Rick and Shannon Allyn, Dirk Thompson, Nathan Miller Canaan, CT N
10 3329 Petitclerc Atwood Samantha Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
11 3318 Klinedell Atwd Mardi Gra-ET Doeberiener, Bowen, Heath, J Kline West Salem, OH Y
12 3303 Prestige-Gen Baby Girl-ET Jameson & Lucas Hetts and Ernest W. Kueffner Boonsboro, MD N
13 3305 Kamlake McCutchen Liza Landree Fraley Muncy, PA N
14 3327 Miss Black Widow Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh Marion, WI N
15 3316 Hez Hezbollahs Honour-ET St. Jacobs ABC, Inc. Fairfield, VT N
16 3308 Unique Dempsey Cheers Jeff Stephens and Dandale Holsteins Troy, ON N
17 3312 PA-Lyn-Leigh S D Gitter Kaleigh Lynn & Colton Wayne Hartman Saint Thomas, PA Y
18 3325 Jeffrey-Way Doormn Tamelian Brienne Hendrickson Belleville, WI Y
19 3324 Gibbs AA Landmine Dwight, Lincoln, & Clayton Gibbs Epworth, IA Y
20 3302 KA-Buck Charmer Colt Buckley, H & H Spoonamore and L. Isaacs Lawrenceburg, KY Y
21 3306 KCCK MC Beth Kaleb Kruse Dyersville, IA Y
22 3310 Holbric Dickey Analee-ET Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
23 3301 Sco-Lo-Coons Contra Band-ET Sco-Lo Holsteins and Coonridge Dyersville, IA Y
24 3317 Hez Hezbollahs Hope-ET St. Jacobs ABC, Inc. Fairfield, VT N
25 3314 Virhada Atwood Rider Dawn & Virgil Haag Mt. Horeb, WI Y

 

Winter Heifer Calf

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1 3359 Claircrest Sid Deli Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
2 3357 Milksource Sid Desire-ET Dymentholm Genetics Dundas, ON N
3 3356 Du Petit Bois GD Selsy JM Valley, R&S Allyn, P Conroy, Vogue Cattle Amqui, QC N
4 1 3350 Petitclerc Sid Anjelika Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
5 3336 Savage-Leigh Gold Lala-ET Chase Savage Union Bridge, MD Y
6 3369 Duhibou Fever Piranha Alyson Philips Lingleville, TX N
7 3352 Damestar Yorick British Damestar Holstein Ste-Cecile-De-Levrard, QC Y
8 3375 Legend-Maker Armani Emily Gracehaven and Royal Lynn Grimsby, ON N
9 3334 Milksource Defnt Twinkle-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI Y
10 3358 Sunnylodge Greenlane Leona Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky Owatonna, MN N
11 3378 Signature Clarikas Wind Doeberiener, Bowen and Heath West Salem, OH N
12 3126 Dunns-Pride Wndk Carmelo-ET James Dunn New Ringgold, PA Y
13 3367 Butlerview Brok Bel 9187-ET Craig Shedd Mansfield, PA N
14 3374 Crackholm Pansy Savannah and Kolton Crack Richmond, QC Y
15 3343 Tree-Hayven Justice-ET Hailey Zernicke Bonduel, WI N
16 3360 Plum-Line Attic Karmen Brooke Carey Titusville, PA Y
17 3339 Bur-Wall Brokaw Cynic Otis & Malcolm Johnson Evansville, WI N
18 3348 Heatherstone Mspersonality Chelsea Leigh Holschbach Baraboo, WI Y
19 3349 Petitclerc Reginald Firebird Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
20 3370 Roedale Sid Grande Jaydn Kimball Windham, ME N
21 3363 River-Bridge Brokaw Shadow Coltin Coffeen, Mckenna Coffeen and Braelyn Ott Depere, WI Y
22 3362 Golden-Oaks BRK Luxury-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL Y
23 3354 Sco-Lo-Coons Sid Climax-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
24 3344 Schulte-Bros Hydn Ramona-ET Dana Sickles Marengo, IA N
25 3347 Sco-Lo-Coons Recharge Ya-ET Franchise, Frank & Diane Borba, and R & S Allyn Modesto, CA N
26 3338 Promise-Haven Airlift Elain Cynthia L Warner Frederick, MD N
27 3335 Edgebrook Wndhmr Clarissa Dawson & Dakota Sawyer Marshalltown, IA N
28 3342 Toppglen Black Diamond Black Diamond Syndicate Poplar Grove, IL N
29 3341 Milksource Sid Diamond-ET Hammertime Holsteins, Heritage Holsteins and Kyle Knaup Poynette, WI N
30 3368 Donnanview Control Loloway T & L Cattle Ltd Rosedale, BC N
31 3351 Six-Illini Bro Ante-Up Caitlin & Blake Meyer Manteno, IL N
32 3366 Al-Shar Destry Mickie Parker Joseph Zoellner Groton, SD Y
33 3376 Mat-Ar-Dor Brokaw Casey Jacob and Aiden Timmer Ellsworth, MN N
34 3337 Brookcreek Armani Cali Garrett & Russell A. Schmid Brooklyn, WI Y

Fall Heifer Calf

MMP12591

1 3414 Golden-Oaks Sid Charlise C & J Hill, F & D Borba, F Connelly and T & S Merwarth Thurmont, MD N
2 3390 Greenlark Lucille Atwood Trent Valley, Mell-Wood-I, MD Hillbrook, P Lundy, Eaton Peterborough, ON N
3 3398 Duckett Doorman Brook-ET Eaton Holsteins, Dymentholm and P. Conroy Marietta, NY N
4 1 3409 Siemers C-Vet Haya-Brite-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
5 3393 Sco-Lo-Coons Sid Aria-ET Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
6 3380 Petitclerc Atwood Sensation Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
7 3379 Bergeroy Attic Daury Bergeroy Holstein Inc Saint-Samuel, QC Y
8 3399 Intense Brokaw Renne Allyndale, Breamont, Quiet Acres and Frankhaven Canaan, CT N
9 3385 Petitclerc Atwood Snoopy Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
10 3403 Beaver-Flats Mcctchen Angel Joe Nash, Amanda Flansburg and Matthew Mitchell Albion, NY N
11 3397 Wind-Port Atwood Viteo Exels Holsteins and Milksource Genetics Lodi, CA N
12 3422 Strans-Tola Dundee Lisa Rae Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky Owatonna, MN N
13 3384 Md-Maple-Dell Gold Inola-ET Chase Savage Union Bridge, MD N
14 3423 Trent Valley Goldchip Abra 6 Lilyking Farm, Bonnechere Holsteins and Trekili Holsteins Elginburg, ON N
15 3386 Long-Haven G Dreams Trish Wolf Curran and Koster New Bavaria, OH N
16 3404 Holbric Dickey Shadow Hammertime Holsteins, Heritage Holsteins and Pat Conroy Poynette, WI N
17 3383 Demmers Reginald Parfait-TW Demmer Farms Ellendale, MN Y
18 3416 Lewisdale Cassidy Acura C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI N
19 3392 Robin-Hood-Mph R Eagle Eye Heidi Omlin Modesto, CA N
20 3394 Petitclerc Atwood Stormy Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
21 3402 Vale-O-Skene Lauthority Kitty Kyle & Kristopher Ackley and Matthew Oechsle East Liberty, OH N
22 3405 Kingsway Goldwyn Roscoe-ETS N Morasci and A, F, J & C Borba Modesto, CA N
23 3127 Eastside Double Caramel Eastside, Nodolf, Weeksdale Franchfort, PE N
24 3424 Trent Valley Goldwyn Abra 8-ET Laura L. & Jaylene S Lesher Bernville, PA N
25 3381 Hillpine DS Night Moves Megan R Lauber Union Grove, WI Y
26 3415 Hobby-Acres Rosanne-ET W. Cyrus Conard Sharon Springs, NY N
27 3406 Ludwigs-TN Evalynn Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
28 3408 Reyncrest Hez Gold Chain-ET Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY Y
29 3412 Walkerbrae Goldwyn Georgia Walkerbrae Farms and Leslie Farms Guelph, ON Y
30 3419 Ms Brights ATW Bounty-ET J Butler, C & P Shed and F & D Borba Chebanse, IL Y
31 3420 Ocd Brokaw Mesa-ET Heritage Holsteins and Cranehill Genetics Whitewater, WI N
32 3418 Mat-Ar-Dor Braxton Alex Jacob and Aiden Timmer Ellsworth, MN N
33 3401 Pappys Goldwyn Reese-ET Alexis Papageorge Farr West, UT Y
34 3128 Fier-View Atwood Riddle Fier-View Holsteins Minneota, MN Y
35 3396 Storytown Braxton Alex William J Solberg Oregon, WI Y

Summer Yearling Heifer

MMP12692

1 1 3430 Petitclerc Windbrook Anaconda Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
2 3436 Kennebec Windbrook Minneapolis Eaton Holsteins, P. Conroy, JM Valley, Borba, Garcia, & Posada Marietta, NY N
3 3435 Ryan-Crest Wbrk Elliemae-ET Tim, Barb & Kyle Natzke and Chad & Amy Ryan Fond Du Lac, WI Y
4 3427 Trent Valley Atwood Vive Jordan & Whitney Ebert Algoma, WI N
5 3437 Red Oak Fevers Secret Alana Mckinven and Savannah & Kolton Crack Canton De Hatley, QC N
6 3447 Zehrview Lassiter Delighted Rosalee Zehr Graymont, IL Y
7 3443 Eatonholme Dusk Before Dawn Eaton Holsteins and D. Benfer Marietta, NY Y
8 3445 Ms Eaton Burst Divine Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
9 3432 Ar-Line Brady Katey Graisson D Schmidt Baraboo, WI N
10 3444 Golden-Oaks Greenday Mist Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY N
11 3446 Ms Queens-Manor Snchz Beau W. Schirm, D. Thompson, M.S. Linehan and M. Halpin Champaign, IL N
12 3453 Intense Brokaw Rose-ET Alyson & Kenlee Philips Lingleville, TX N
13 3438 Budjon-JK Abslt Endorse-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
14 3428 Bri-Mel-Acres Sid Abby Caitlin & Blake Meyer Manteno, IL Y
15 3441 B-J Grove Mcqueen Rainbow Kasey Clanton Mulberry Grove, IL Y
16 3440 Leachland Brokaw Eleanor F, C, A & J Borba Modesto, CA N
17 3442 Budjon-JK Glchip Explain-ET Zachary, Jordan & Brianna Lemke Chilton, WI N
18 3429 Siemers Defiant Lauren-ET Cooper Galton Nunda, NY N
19 3449 Heritage-E Divas Dorothy Nick & Jessica Sarbacker and Matthew & Lauren Evangelo Whitewater, WI Y
20 3448 Comestar Horeal Goldwyn Mike & Jenny Lortie Kimmell, IN N
21 3452 Golden-Oaks At Lexiann Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL Y
22 3455 Ocd Atwood Sophia-ET Dylan Reed Vandalia, IL N

Spring Yearling Heifer

IMG_2716-2

1 3467 MM-T Pockets Clara-ET Justine Allyn Canaan, CT N
2 3468 Idee Windbrook Lynzi Jm Valley, Allyndale, Jendro, Mb-Luckylady Amqui, QC N
3 3491 Lacfraser G W Atwood Silver Eaton Holsteins, F&d Borba, G. Morasci, P. Lundy Marietta, NY N
4 1 3485 Petitclerc Atwood Atlas Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
5 3488 Trefle Chassep Doorman-ET Doeberiener, Bowen, Heath and Dyment West Salem, OH N
6 3471 Claircrest Fever Tiki Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
7 3481 Butlerview Doorman Class-ET Jordan & Whitney Ebert Algoma, WI N
8 3474 K-Land Kilo Black Diamond Scott Culbertson and T&L Cattle Company Elgin, MN N
9 3466 Petitclerc Goldwyn Sweetheart Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
10 3477 Ms Budjon JK Miss Ellie-ET Eaton Holsteinsand B&C Murphy Marietta, NY N
11 3475 Kawartha Fever Hailey Pfaff, Schmidt and Brazil Baraboo, WI N
12 3486 Pierstein Atwood Gabigaelle-ET Vale-O-Skene, Benbo, Troup, Cedarshade Little Britain, ON N
13 3457 Signature Gold Katwin Eaton Holsteins, Signature and Todd Edwards Marietta, NY Y
14 3489 Aija Goldwyn Giovanni Jamie & Petra Black and Jaquemet Holsteins Constable, NY Y
15 3476 Mac-Mara Brok Us Big Time Henry P. & Carolyn Van Exel Lodi, CA N
16 3461 Oeh-My Dickey Eden Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
17 3469 Siemers EQ Whippin-Good C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
18 3483 Lyn-Vale Brokaw Bellatorae William A Schultz III Waldo, WI Y
19 3492 Ryan-Vu Brokaw Reaction-ET Mattie Leak Cornish, UT N
20 3473 Heart&Soul Goldchip Robin Douglas S & Jennifer K Boop Millmont, PA Y
21 3460 Erbacres Miss Anali Megan Opperman and Nevin F T Erbsen Lanark, IL Y
22 3484 Macland Atwood Cinnabon Anna Culbertson Elgin, MN Y
23 3482 Jacobs Windbrook Delay-ET Cory Schmidt Owatonna, MN N
24 3478 MS Opportunity Goldsun Lasgo D. Schirm, M. Linehan and B. Polikowski Byron, MN N
25 3462 Lylehaven Delta Shasta Hailee Liddle Argyle, NY N
26 3464 Ms Al-Shar Braxton Emma-ET Troy & Darin Zoellner Groton, SD N
27 3458 Kamps-Hollow Haven Majestic View Genetics, Eaton Holsteins and Rhonda Shore Marietta, NY N
28 3472 Comestar Aliky Goldwyn-ET Wyatt Schirm, Corey Popp and Brady Engquist Cambridge, MN N
29 3470 Jerland SH Atwood Adeen-ET Kayla Krueger Marion, WI N
30 3479 Ourway Absolute Fiona Shelby & Jordan Thurow Newark, IL N

 

Winter Yearling Heifer (not in milk)

MMP12927

1 3497 M-Riverview Goldsun Kelly Eaton, Garrow, Lundy, Liddle and Phoenix Marietta, NY N
2 3500 Ms Duckett Dyment Coral-ET Gracehaven and Royal Lynn Grimsby, ON N
3 3503 Lingle Gold Freaky Girl-ET Doeberiener, Bowen, Heath and Cole West Salem, OH N
4 3506 Belfast Doorman Lovestruck Vogue Cattle Co., Cormdale, Silvercap and Blackrock Brighton, ON N
5 1 3507 Budjon-Vail AB Angelique-ET Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail Lomira, WI Y
6 3495 Cerpolait Atwood Anoel Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
7 3510 Reyncrest WB Long Time-ET Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY Y
8 3511 Toppglen Goldwyn Want-ETS Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
9 3502 Hillpine B Anya-ET Megan R Lauber Union Grove, WI Y
10 3505 Siemers Wood Ashlynn-ET Noah Bilz Dorchester, WI N
11 3493 Goldenset Khaleesi Lawthority Don E Esau Beatrice, NE N
12 3499 Welk-Shade After Katness-ET Todd R Welk Peach Bottom, PA Y
13 3494 Liddleholme Twink Erica Liddle Argyle, NY Y
14 3518 Sunrose Liberty Bryce Gingerich Millersburg, IN Y
15 3496 Virhada Sid Roxy Karsen Haag Mt. Horeb, WI Y
16 3504 Ms Brimel Atwood Charlie-TW Hammertime Holsteins, Gary McCarthy and Kyle Knaup Poynette, WI N
17 3514 Rosedale Silky Stilettos Rosedale Genetics Ltd Oxford, WI Y

 

Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk)

MMP13003

1 3528 Stranshome Gold Annice-ET Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail Lomira, WI N
2 1 3525 Ms Ellee Armani Elysia-ET Eaton Holsteins, P. Lundy and P. Morrill Marietta, NY Y
3 3526 Sagamie Atwood Mikaela Doeberiener, Bowen and Schilling West Salem, OH N
4 3522 Delcreek Sneaky Sneaky-ET MB Lucky Lady Lomira, WI N
5 3531 Comestar Lauras Doorman-ET Kayla Umbel Emmitsburg, MD N
6 3527 Reyncrest Lets Do This-ET Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY Y
7 3520 Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET Joshua T & Joseph T Opsal Blue Mounds, WI N
8 3521 Budjon-JK Absolut Eloise-ET Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman Lomira, WI Y
9 3524 Lingle Goldchip Feline Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC N
10 3529 Terra-Mccree In The Clutch Meghan K. Connelly Rochester, MN Y
11 3519 KNH Endres Atlantic Ocean Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres Lodi, WI Y
12 3530 Clearfield Isaak Roll-TW Lila C. Sloan Davis, IL Y

Yearling Heifer in Milk (must have freshened)

IMG_3200

1 0 3556 Arethusa Sid Tess Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
2 1 1 3552 Duckett G Chip Tokyo-ET Mike & Julie Duckett Rudolph, WI Y
3 3550 Lindale Sid Ellen D Hoveden, J Volker and B Sacquitne Decorah, IA N
4 3549 Jacobs Goldwyn Karana-ET Jacob Dueppengiesser Perry, NY N
5 3543 Trekili W A Lola Braxton Trekili Holsteins and Waltz Acre Farms Napanee, ON Y
6 3134 Kingsway Goldwyn Elsie Kingsway Farms and Miller Farms Hastings, ON N
7 3542 Sunnyside Nelly Atwood Sunnyside Dairy Farms Valders, WI Y
8 3541 MS Opportunity Ginger Daniel & Helene Meier and Jamie & Petra Black Constable, NY Y
9 3544 Blondin Fever Bikasa-ET Ferme Blondin Saint-Placide, QC Y
10 3547 Eastriver Alexander Yvon Sicard, Pierre Boulet and Ferme Blondin St-Justin, QC N
11 3545 Windy-Knoll-View Process-ET James & Nina Burdette Mercersburg, PA Y
12 3553 Holmacres Goldchip Carlita Tony Kohls, Edwardo Garcia, and Todd Searles Arlington, MN N
13 3554 Robrook Windbrook Beauty Mary Inn Holstein Embrun, ON N
14 3562 Tri-Koebel Destry Farrah-ET Tera Koebel Three Oaks, MI Y
15 3560 Robrook Windbrook Myleigha Dawson & Kylie Nickels Fond Du Lac, WI N
16 3559 Ricagri Dempsey Pace Petitclerc, Ferme Ricagni, and Jean Phillipe Charet St-Basile, QC N
17 3555 Rodash-View Atwood F Rae Rachel Friese Wanamingo, MN Y
18 3561 Ryan-Vu Reginald Emblem Ryan-Vu, Majestic-View, Shore and Connery Fond Du Lac, WI Y
19 3558 Petitclerc Goldwyn Salvatore Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
20 3548 Gen-Com Atwood Chelsea-ET St. Jacobs ABC, Trent Valley and Jason Mell Fairfield, VT N
21 3564 Ziems-Lkh Gwa Ms Monster-ET Tim & Leah Ziemba, Ziems and Leo & Karen Hurtgen Elkhorn, WI Y
22 3551 Willows Edge Golds Matilda Jordan Van Dyk New Richmond, WI Y

Junior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)
IMG_3590

1 3579 Wendon Windbrook Mercy-ET Mike Heath, Will Iager and Adam Fraley Westminster, MD N
2 1 1 3580 Jacobs Gold Liann Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
3 3603 Kingsway Sid Acalla Ferme Glauser & Fils Inc. Saint-Placide, QC N
4 3573 Comestar Lamadona Doorman-ET Comestar and Howard-View Victoriaville, QC Y
5 3593 Ms Tara GC Tahiti-ET Austin Yoder and Matthias Swartzentruber Montezuma, GA N
6 3595 Al-Shar Dempsy Alison Ferme Blondin & Ferme Yvon Sicard Saint-Placide, QC Y
7 3571 Walkerbrae Doorman Locket- ET Ferme Blondin Saint-Placide, QC N
8 3590 Ashview-TG Atwood Lilly-ET Ted, Molly & Tom Norlng and Tony Galgowski Beresford, SD Y
9 3588 Jacobs Goldwyn Aliza Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
10 3570 Solid-Gold De Gsun Disco-ET Doeberiener, Bowen, Heath, Kueffner West Salem, OH N
11 3589 Petitclerc Sid Snowflake MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
12 3582 Expo Brady Sayoko Budjon Farms & Peter Vail Lomira, WI N
13 3567 Jacobs Alexander Boule Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
14 3578 Scientific Sid Devan Rae-ET Matthew Joseph Nunes Chippewa Falls, WI Y
15 3601 Blondin Goldwyn Sunsation-ET Ferme Blondin Saint-Placide, QC Y
16 3574 Jeanlu Stanleycup Alexis Ferme Blondin Saint-Placide, QC N
17 3576 De Shette Beautiful Shadow De Shette Holsteins Montmagny, QC Y
18 3592 Kings-Ransom Gold Dot Johnathan King, Kings-Ransom Farm Schuylerville, KY Y
19 3606 Tillapyke Windbrook Abbie-ET Emily Tillapaugh Warnerville, NY Y
20 3583 Sunrose Demi Bryce & Brant Gingerich Millersburg, IN Y
21 3575 Pierstein Windbrook Tibout Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC N
22 3600 Maple Wood Windhammer Elegance Jordan & Whitney Ebert Algoma, WI N
23 3572 Ms Deb Gold Chip Dala-ET Alek T. Krueger Depere, WI N
24 3584 Prestige-Gen At America-ET Greta & Tera Koebel and Bill Shuler Three Oaks, MI N
25 3605 Prestige-Gen A S Kicker-ET Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Barbara Ziemba and Jeff Cole Elkhorn, WI N
26 3581 Glenirvine Seaver Lin Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc. Baraboo, WI N
27 3124 High Point Gold Card Joel Phoenix, Jim Phoenix and Adam Hodgins Kincardine, ON N
28 3596 Ashview-TG Atwood Lacey-ET Grace Norling Beresford, SD Y
29 3568 Trent Valley H P Lookout and Gerald Halbach Canton De Hatley, QC N
30 3604 Pol Butte Mcutchen Barble Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N

Senior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)

MMP14362

1 1 3637 Co-Vale Dempsy Dina 4270-ET Ransom Rail, Robert Landis and Olivia Gold Perry, NY N
2 3621 Silvermaple Windham Camille-ET Christian Cunningham Penngrove, CA N
3 3614 Dinomi G-Chip May 9609 Gilbert Teixeira and Nate Goldenberg Turlock, CA N
4 3644 Pavue Windbrook Lavender MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
5 1 3609 Jacobs Goldwyn Briatta Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
6 3626 OCD Bradnick Candy-ET Eaton Holsteins, Lundy, Cates, Janssen and Wesemann Marietta, NY N
7 3633 Beaverbrock Goldwyn Zoey-ET Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail Lomira, WI N
8 1 3639 Ploegsway Goldwyn Nuts Is U MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
9 3611 Budjon-JK Atwd Eware-ETS Budjon, Vail, Borba and Borba Lomira, WI Y
10 3618 Aleah Millen Naughtys Secret Aleah Farms, Millen Farms and M&T Yates Beaverton, ON Y
11 3627 Wedgwood WH Camomile Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
12 3607 Jacobs Day Brad Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
13 3642 Harvue Atwood Ginger Harvue Farms Rudolph, WI Y
14 3636 Pennwood Brokaw Tiana Elizabeth M. Stoltzfus Berlin, PA Y
15 3640 Macland Dempsey My Button Bruce Tencleve and Mason Dairy Farm LLC Little Rock, AR N
16 3630 Eastside Brady Caramel Anna Culbertson and Victoria Nodolf Elgin, MN N
17 3643 Hez Atwood Haleigh-ET Gene Iager & Ehrhardt Farms Baldwin, MD N
18 3629 Mabel Fever Divinare Ferme Blondin, Ferme Y Sicard and Ferme Villyvon Saint-Placide, QC N
19 3628 Arolene Goldwyn Divine Dan Hovden and Jason Volker Decorah, IA N
20 3620 Ms Andis GW Astra Lookout and Gerald Halbach Canton De Hatley, QC N
21 3624 Hardys Sid Trinity Parker Hardy Tipton, MI Y
22 3612 Sunrose Leontine-ET Bryce Gingerich and Sydney Freeman Millersburg, IN Y
23 3613 Schaufine G W Atwood Lala Lydia Davis Greenville, IL Y
24 3617 Ms Apples Aileen-ET Anthony Liddle Argyle, NY N
25 3625 Miss Lauthority Glamourous Chase Warren Burlington, WI N
26 3634 Petitclerc Goldchip Sierra Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y

 

 

Holstein 2015 World Dairy Expo International Futurity

MMP14418

1 1 1 3647 Hardys Braxton Lola-ET Parker Hardy Tipton, MI Y
2 3645 Macland Cinnamon Anna Culbertson Elgin, MN Y
3 3650 Miss Summer Song-ET Dawson & Kylie Nickels Watertown, WI N
4 3648 Holbric Dickey Lyza Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
5 3649 Crescentmead Pal Rhyan-ET Shawn & Seth Nehls Hustisford, WI N

 Junior Three-Year-Old Cow

IMG_4636

1 1 3654 Jacobs Sid Beauty-ET Eaton Holsteinsand B&C Murphy Marietta, NY N
2 0 3653 Knonaudale Mudpie-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
3 3674 Gaemenchet Sid Katia MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
4 3652 Walk-Era Dundee Annelise Budjon Farms and St. Jacobs ABC, Inc Lomira, WI N
5 1 3657 Jacobs Sid Glory Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
6 3658 Morsan Sid Lovely 3 Ty-D Holstein Cap-Santé, QC N
7 1 3665 Ernest-Anthony GS Teal-ET Ernest Kueffner Boonsboro, MD Y
8 3676 Marlait-Bo Atlntic Silky-TW Glamourview-Iager, Walton, Thornburg Walkersville, MD N
9 3662 Siemers Braxton Marabel-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
10 3678 Outaouais Sid Hailey-ET Ferme Blondin Saint-Placide, QC N
11 3651 Ladies-Run Katalina Teixeira, Binder, Branco and Almeida Turlock, CA N
12 3666 E&M-Acres Gold Chip 450 Dan Hovden and Jason Volker Decorah, IA N
13 3655 Kingsway Lauthority Rodie Eaton Holsteins and Emilie Mulligan Marietta, NY N
14 3660 Craig-Kro Absolute Peace Craig Krohlow Black Creek, WI Y
15 3667 Eastriver Goldwyn Deb-ET Matthew D Boop Millmont, PA N
16 3668 Gen-I-Beq Snowman Akiliane J & P Black and W, R, R, B, & P Lundy Constable, NY N
17 3673 Exels Richmond Daena 17380 Henry P. & Carolyn Van Exel Lodi, CA Y
18 3669 Pierstein Ladysdream PR Lanna St. Jacobs ABC Enosburg, VT N
19 3663 Jacobs Lauthority Loana Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
20 3672 Hillpine Rainy Alyssa Megan R Lauber Union Grove, WI Y
21 0 3664 Lindale Goldchip Dani Jeff Drendel & Gary Mccarthy Hampshire, IL Y
22 3675 K-Hurst Gld Chp Pameline-ET Andrew J. Kuehnert Fort Wayne, IN Y
23 3659 Duckett Fever Tahoe-ET Mike & Julie Duckett Rudolph, WI Y
24 3661 Tuytel Sid Legendairy Bert Tuytel Chilliwack, BC Y
25 3670 Klinedell Just Pray-ET Jonathan Krogman and Jenna Chapman Ashton, IA N

Senior Three-Year-Old Cow

MMP15124

1 1 3681 Bergeroy Sid Ambelle Bergeroy Holstein Inc Saint-Samuel, QC Y
2 1 3693 Cavanaleck Dempsey Bozica Yvon Sicard and Pierre Boulet St-Justin, QC N
3 3713 Budjon-Vail Dominique-ET Ferme Jacobs, Ferme Intense, Ferme Arolene Cap-Sante, QC N
4 3697 Windy-Knoll-View Pantene Reese O. Burdette Mercersburg, PA Y
5 3695 Jacobs Goldwyn Alleluia Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
6 3682 Elmcroft Attic Reta-ET Ferme Blondin, St Jacobs ABC and Woodmansee Saint-Placide, QC N
7 3689 Keylas Sid Roxanna Quality Holsteins, Agriber Srl and Beckridge Holsteins Vaughan, ON N
8 3720 Cavanaleck BG Bruin Majestic View, Eaton, Shore and Connery Sun Prairie, WI N
9 3679 Artifact Haven Terrain Jeff Stephens Troy, ON N
10 3717 Crovalley Sid A La Creme Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
11 3686 Lottos Atwood Lizette-ET Budjon Farms, Peter Vail and Clark Woodmansee Lomira, WI Y
12 3725 Richman Atwood Shasta R1142 Milky-Way Dairy & Alex Hanten Herford, TX N
13 3711 Budjon-JK Atwood Ekira-ET Kyle & Kris Ackley East Liberty, OH N
14 3691 Kingsway Golgwyn Dallas Trent Valley, Mell, Wood and Kingsway Peterborough, ON Y
15 1 3709 Ernest-Anthony Ms Theory-ET David Packard Montgomery, PA N
16 3701 Jobo Seaver Ainsly Siemers Holstein Farm, Inc. Newton, WI N
17 3708 Robella Goldwyn Edgeley Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC N
18 3714 On-Cloudnine Absolut 136-ET Leigha Rokey Sabetha, KS N
19 3696 Ms Gold Chip Bright-ET Jeff Butler and C&P Shedd Chebanse, IL Y
20 3698 Massico Windbrook Charly Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC N
21 3715 Petitclerc Goldwyn Anouk Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
22 3726 Springbend Aftershock Danica Connor K Erbsen Lanark, IL N
23 3727 Extondale Sid Iams MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
24 3690 Highborn Gold Kloud-ET J Lloyd, M Heath, G Cacciola and K Adams, Jr. Middleburgh, NY N
25 3702 Maple-Downs Windbrook Faith Emily Tillapaugh Warnerville, NY N
26 3719 Warrencrest MF Frisbee Jonathan Beiler Fredericksburg, PA N
27 3707 Gleann GW Relentless Lookout, Crackholm, Gleann and Gerald Todd Canton De Hatley, QC Y
28 3728 Smith-Crest-TW Sid Vixy-ET Matthew & Travis Smith Watertown, WI Y
29 3680 Hardys Braxton Lola-ET Parker Hardy Tipton, MI Y
30 3718 Dymentholm Lexis Lively-ET Max J Wolf Lebanon, CT N
31 3684 Jon-Lu Hills Brax Nexus Bryce Gingerich and Madison & Wesley Engleking Millersburg, IN N
32 3722 Paltzer-TP Fever Carefree Kyle Moon, Andrew Adney, and Seth Ferguson Monona, IA N
33 3692 Ms Brandys Gold Bailey-ET K&b Ziemba, B&k Oster & E Worden Durhamville, NY N
34 3700 BHHD Goldroy Holly Nicole Ballweg Dane, WI Y
35 3699 Morsan Destry Seisme RC Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
36 3705 Cavanaleck Windbrook Georgia Cavanaleck Farms Ltd. Belmont, ON Y
37 3710 Arethusa Wind Avocado-ET Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc. Baraboo, WI N

Four-Year-Old Cow

MMP15352

1 1 1 3765 Brackley Farm Chelios Cheerio MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 3734 Petitclerc Sid Sunkiss Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail Lomira, WI N
3 1 3741 Jacobs Atwood Vedette Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
4 3735 Weeks Dundee Anika MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
5 3732 Savage-Leigh Atwd Lic-ET Shelby Iager Frederick, MD N
6 3739 Vacolait Atwood Charm-ET Mike Garrow and M Maloney Chateaugay, NY N
7 3756 Brookvilla Goldwyn Brooks Milksource Genetics and Pierre Boulet Kaukauna, WI N
8 3755 Jacobs Goldwyn Lisamaree Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
9 3740 Windy-Knoll-View Parfait-ET James & Nina Burdette and Mike, Matt & Mark Iager Mercersburg, PA Y
10 3730 Bergeroy Seaver Carter Bergeroy Holstein Inc Saint-Samuel, QC Y
11 3736 Georgetown Atwood Madeira Georgetown Holsteins and Glamourview Holsteins Walkersville, MD Y
12 3738 Dream-Prairie GW Alberta-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
13 3746 Milksource Durham Giggle-ET Chloe Vosters Kaukauna, WI Y
14 3733 Belfast Goldwyn Lasenza Belfast Holstein Enr St-Patrice, QC Y
15 3760 Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET Jordan & Whitney Ebert Algoma, WI N
16 3762 Rosiers Blexy Goldwyn-ET St. Jacobs ABC and& Clark Woodmansee Enosburg, VT N
17 3743 BVK Atwood Abbie-ET Lloyd & Denise Pease Susquehanna, PA N
18 3748 Petitclerc Alexander Amycale Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC Y
19 3731 Duckett-Harvue Finese-ET Mike & Julie Duckett and Harvue Farms Rudolph, WI Y
20 3758 K-Hurst Atwood Perfume Andrew J. Kuehnert Fort Wayne, IN Y
21 3749 Sherona-Hill-JH Rachel 2-ETN Mike Deaver Edgerton, WI Y
22 3751 Sherona-Hill-JH Rachel 5-ETN Mike Deaver Edgerton, WI Y
NP 3750 Sherona-Hill-JH Rachel 4-ETN Mike Deaver Edgerton, WI Y
NP 0 3761 Claquato-RHH At Rocky Ridge Majestic View Genetics Sun Prairie, WI N

Five-Year-Old Cow

MMP15421

1 3792 Cache-Valley Lheros 2331-ET Ernest Kueffner, Larry & Patricia Larsen and Norman Nabholz Boonsboro, MD N
2 3773 Jeffrey-Way Advent Dynasty Patrick Blair Blanchardville, WI N
3 1 3785 TC Sanchez Kristina Cooper Galton Nunda, NY N
4 1 3770 Windy-Knoll-View Chantilly James & Nina Burdette Mercersburg, PA Y
5 3768 Indianhead Redcarpet Tia Robert Schauf Barron, WI Y
6 3771 Jacobs Atwood Melody Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
7 3778 Oakfield Gold Topaz-ET Hodglynn & Starbrite Kincardine, ON N
8 3782 Kingsway Goldwyn Abba Dabba-ET Chelsea & Caitlyn Abbott Enosburg, VT N
9 3793 Windy-Knoll-View Pandego-ET James & Nina Burdette Mercersburg, PA Y
10 3788 Shadowave Havana Gold Lookout, Purple Fever Holsteins and St Jacobs ABC Canton De Hatley, QC N
11 3791 Maple-Slope Goldwyn Angie-ET Bryce Gingerich and Kristen S Lambert Millersburg, IN N
12 3774 Pierstein Goldwyn Renee Pierre Boulet Montmagny, QC Y
13 3781 Porpo Goldwyn Barby-ET Parker Hardy Tipton, MI N
14 3769 Tri-Koebel Expedition Greta Koebel Three Oaks, MI Y
15 3772 Jacobs Knowledge Harpe Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
16 1 3777 Birdview Dynasty Demi-ET Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc. Baraboo, WI N
17 3783 Miss-Long-Green Marykay M Day, T Dickerhoof, G Schmidt Bolivar, MO N
18 3780 Macha Rejeanne Brake Ourway Holsteins Brooklyn, WI N
19 3784 Smith-Crest-TW SH Virgie-ET Matthew & Travis Smith Watertown, WI Y
20 3767 Milksource Gldwn Ladybug-ET Jason Deiss, Phil Heydmann and Scott Miller Zumbrota, MN N
21 3787 Klein-Brook Ernie Valley Christopher Schulze Holland, MN N
22 3779 Dunn-Brook Armstead F2423 Chelsy & Rachel Gilson Monticello, WI N
NP 3790 Garay Alexander Destiny-ET Mike & Julie Duckett and F Phillipson Rudolph, WI N

Six-Year-Old & Older Cow

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1 1 1 3795 Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 1 3794 Jacobs Goldwyn Valana Ferme Jacobs Cap-Sante, QC Y
3 3800 Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS Trevor Tuman and Chandler Bening Lomira, WI N
4 3811 Ms Goldwyn Alana-ET Pierre Boulet, Ferme Fortale Holstein and Isabelle Verville Montmagny, QC N
5 3814 Whitaker Stormatic Rae-ET Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
6 3808 Duckett Ross Pamela Mike & Julie Duckett Rudolph, WI Y
7 3805 Cookview Goldwyn Monique Jeff Butler and Joe & Amber Price Chebanse, IL N
8 3797 Kingsway Dundee Lava Kingsway Hastings, ON Y
9 3803 Luck-E Goldwyn Aaliyah-ET Jesse Kline Myerstown, PA N
10 3801 Howardview WG Gold Casey-ET George Liberty Gray, ME N
11 3813 Bonaccueil Maya Goldwyn Ty-D Holsteins, Drolet & Fils, Ferme Jacobs, A. & R. Boulet Inc Cap-Sante, QC Y
12 3812 Macpes Fortune Koquine-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
13 3799 Drumlee Mischief Denison C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI N
14 3804 Roswitha Goldwyn Whitney Roswitha Holsteins Steinbach, MB Y
15 3798 Pineylawn Jasper Bethany Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc. Baraboo, WI N
16 0 3807 Tomston Goldwyn Skywyn Ourway Holsteins Brooklyn, WI N
17 3802 Wyss-Homestead Rita Stephanie Wyss Monroe, WI Y

 

 150,000 Lb. Production Cow

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1 1 1 1 3821 Calbrett Goldwyn Layla ET Comestar, Ponderosa and Speranza Victoriaville, QC Y
2 3819 Ms Dundee Belinda-ET Jeff Butler Chebanse, IL Y
3 3820 Team Durham Morgan-ET Team Holsteins Hampshire, IL Y
4 3815 Air-Osa Redbull 12417 Joseph Airoso Tipton, CA Y
5 3817 Co-Vale Zenith Darla Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY N
6 3822 Ourway Anticipation Nora Ourway Holsteins Brooklyn, WI Y

 

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World Dairy Expo Day 3 – Thursday October 1st 2015

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Thursday, October 1st, 2015

An amazing Jersey show Judged by Michael Heath, a impressive Milking Shorthorn show, judge by Allyn Paulson and an interview with Chris Hill of MD Hillbrook sales and service.  It’s all part of today’s show.

Today at Expo

Day 2 Recap

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International Red & White Show – World Dairy Expo 2015

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Thursday, October 1st, 2015

Strans-Jen-D Tequila-Red-ET wins it again for the second year in a row at the 2015 International Red & White Show Friday, October 2 at World Dairy Expo. Tequila, owned and exhibited by MilkSource Genetics of Kaukauna, Wis., took home Grand and Senior Champion titles and the Udder Comfort $1,000 Grand Champion Cash Award. Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion was won by Ms Stranshome Alltheway-Red, owned and exhibited by Glamourview-Iager & Walton, of Walkersville, Md.

Judge Pat Conroy of Angola, Ind. and Associate Judge Joël Lepage of Amqui, QC, Canada placed 236 animals, of which 76 were juniors.
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Grand Champion
Strans-Jen-D Tequila-Red-ET (Director) (1st 4 Year Old), MilkSource Genetics, WI

Reserve Grand Champion
Ms Stranshome Alltheway-Red (Redliner) (2nd 4 Year Old), Glamourview-Iager & Walton, MD

HM Grand Champion
Rokey-Benfar R Cutie Red (Redman), 1st Senior 3 Yr, MilkSource Genetics, WI

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Cleland Absolute Coleen-Red, exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome and Darian Stransky of Owatonna, Minn., took home top honors in the 2015 International Red & White Junior Show Friday, October 2, at World Dairy Expo. Cleland was adorned with banners for both Senior and Grand Champion and received the Udder Comfort $500 Grand Champion Cash Award. Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion awards went to Ridgedale-T Raichu-Red, owned and exhibited by W. Cyrus Conard, of Sharon Springs, N.Y.

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Intermediate Champion
Rokey-Benfar R Cutie Red (Redman), 1st Senior 3 Yr, MilkSource Genetics, WI
Reserve Intermediate Champion 
Frozenes Lp Contdr Lark-Red (Contender), 1st Senior 2 Yr, Grady & Lane Wendorf, WI
HM Intermediate Champion
L-Maples Hvezda Calli Red (Hvezda), 1st Junior 3yr, Budjon Farms & Peter Vail, WI

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Junior Champion
Earincliffe Redliner Sarah Red (Redliner), 1st Fall Yearling, C&B J Hill, C&S Umbel, M&S Hawbaker, MD
Reserve Junior Champion
Milksource Wire Racket Red (Barbwire), 1st Fall Calf, Milksource Genetics, WI
HM Junior Champion
Heatherstone Redhot Red (Barnie), 1st Spring Yearling, Westcoast Holsteins, BC

 Spring Heifer Calf

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1 1 2622 Ovaltop Barbwire Spark-Red Ashlyn C. Wolfe Richfield Springs, NY Y
2 2613 Milksource Dft Lexus-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI Y
3 2610 Glad-Ray-K BW Africa-Red Glad Ray Farm Emmitsburg, MD Y
4 1 2607 Siemers About Greta-Red-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
5 2615 Clayholm Armani Sassy-Red Olivia Claypoole Worthington, PA Y
6 2618 Savage-Leigh Martini-Red Kendall Welsh Knoxville, MD Y
7 2614 V-View Cntndr Malibu-Red-ET Mckenzie & Ryleigh Endvick Kaukauna, WI Y
8 2 2603 Engleking Matt Penelope-Red Caitlin Cox Greenfield, IN N
9 2600 Zehrview Armani Martie-Red Wolf & Heath New Bavaria, OH N
10 3 2606 Booth-Haven Lady In-Red-ET Cole, Ava & Campbell Booth Plymouth, WI Y
11 2620 Dorsland Talula-Red-ET Luke Peterson Alma Center, WI N
12 2617 Ms Addiction Sophie-Red Sara Kennedy Columbia Cross Roads, PA N
13 2611 Lyn-Vale Raina-Red-ET William A Schultz III Waldo, WI Y
14 4 2612 Edgebrook Abslt Perfect-Red Dawson & Dakota Sawyer Marshalltown, IA N
15 5 2601 Lonely-Mile AppleJ Ava-Red Jade Pinter Curtiss, WI Y

Winter Heifer Calf

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1 1 2641 Willows-Edge Real Mink-Red Bonnie Van Dyk New Richmond, WI Y
2 2642 Windy-Knoll-View Rejoyc-Red Triple T, W & M Iager, C Savage North Lewisburg, OH N
3 1 2629 LME Armani Rascal-Red Brock Liddle Argyle, NY N
4 2655 MD-Maple-Lawn Sienna-Red-ET Triple-T Holsteins, Michael Heath & Dymentholm Genetics North Lewisburg, OH N
5 2650 Sherona-Hill Applesox-Red Siemers Holstein Farm, Inc. Newton, WI N
6 2647 Malic Mr Aussie Maya Ferme Malic and Loubel Holsteins Shawinigan-Sud, QC Y
7 2628 Schluter Rainy Sassy-Red-ET Legendholm Holsteins , M. Schluter, J. Schluter Fithian, IL N
8 2644 Pa-Lyn-Leigh B Rippen-Red Kaleigh Lynn & Colton Wayne Hartman Saint Thomas, PA Y
9 2649 Schluter Malone Safari-Red Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
10 3099 Highborn Armeni Georgia-Red Kyle Cacciola Cobleskill, NY Y
11 2657 Our-Favorite Lovely In-Red Mary Feucht Waupun, WI N
12 2 2637 Forest-Ridge A Mopsy-Red-ET Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh & Adella Loehr Marion, WI Y
13 2645 Westcoast Barbwire Aleda Lucky Hill, Meihaven, Robella, Chubanna Balgonie, SK N
14 2639 Sunnylodge Attitude Leona Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
15 3 2631 Mayval Ladd Tara-P-Red Dakota J Fraley Muncy, PA N
16 4 2632 2nd-Look Bwire 12567-Red-ET Kayli, Kalista, & Kaianne Hodorff Eden, WI Y
17 2654 El-Lyn Sympatco Elsa-Red-ET Hanke Farms Sheboygan Falls, WI Y
18 5 2624 Lyn-Vale Cherry Wine-Red-ET Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth Plymouth, WI N
19 2652 Buckmeadow Brad Addison-Red Justin Buckley Lawrenceburg, KY Y
20 2626 Ms Big-Stars Ar Electra-Red Shining Stars Holsteins Newark, IL N
21 6 2640 Terra-McCree Caelan P-Red Tyler Endres & Christian Cunningham Arlington, WI N
22 7 2643 Holbric Spa Jolly-Red Adam & Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
NP 2646 Apple C Cranberry-Red-ET Unique Holsteins, David Dyment and Michael Deaver Dundas, ON Y

 

Fall Heifer Calf

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1 1 2665 Milksource Wire Racket-Red MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI Y
2 2666 2nd-Look Bwire 12437-Red-ET C&J Hill, A Eaton, S Rohe Thurmont, MD N
3 2663 Greenmanacres Anna-Red Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
4 2661 Siemers Hvz Jubilina-Red-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
5 1 2678 OCD Camden Lyra-Red-ET Bryce Warriner Andover, NY N
6 2669 Liddleholme Applesuc-Red-ET Anthony Liddle Argyle, NY Y
7 2660 Savagelee-Tm Brita-Red-ET Kendall Welsh Knoxville, MD Y
8 2 2672 Glay-Ray-K More Wine-Red-ET Patrick S. Youse Ridgely, MD N
9 2659 Janney Ladd Bambi-Red Matthew Sears & Paul Skarka Locke, NY N
10 2673 Jo-Clar Secure Goldie-Red Jason Deiss and Philip Heydmann Zumbrota, MN N
11 3 2662 Straussdale Bar Dreamy-Red Mariah & Carly Strauss Waterloo, WI Y
12 3100 Ms Barb Act Beauty-Red-ET Franchise, Robb Hart and Galton Louisville, OH N
13 2667 Ms Absolutely Care Less Jamie Judd & Mike Deaver Reedsburg, WI Y
14 2664 Lyn-Vale Pepperdine-Red-ET William A Schultz III Waldo, WI Y
15 4 2675 Booth-Haven We Love-Red-ET Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth Plymouth, WI Y

 

Summer Yearling Heifer

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1 2687 Jerland Sh Dir Nixie-Red-ET Lindsay Bowen, Amy Ryan, Glamourview West Salem, OH N
2 1 2695 Milksource Barb Love-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI Y
3 1 2680 Milksource Apple Wine-Red Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth Plymouth, WI N
4 2684 Scenic-Edge Jitterbug-Red David L Yvonne. Preder & Rodney W Bohnhoff Plymouth, WI Y
5 2693 Greenlea Abso Love-Red Reuben Z. Beiler Fredericksburg, PA N
6 2 2690 Duckett Secure Lilly-Red-ET Melissa Sprecher Sauk City, WI N
7 3 2685 Pa Lyn-Leigh B Lucky-Red Colton Wayne Hartman and Dylan Coleman Saint Thomas, PA Y
8 2694 Leakbros Diamondring-Red-ET Peter Tuytel and Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
9 4 2689 Holbric Action Chill-Red Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y

 Spring Yearling Heifer

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1 3103 Heatherstone Redhot-Red Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
2 1 2717 Rietben T Copper Rietveld Dairies LTD & Graisson Schmidt Baraboo, WI Y
3 2704 Kawartha Absolute Teaghan-Red Joe Nash and Amanda Flansburg Albion, NY N
4 2700 STJ-G Armani Breann-Red-ET Triple T Holstein & Dymentholm Genetics North Lewisburg, OH N
5 1 2713 Glad-Ray-K More Sleet-Red-ET Patrick S. Youse Ridgely, MD N
6 2698 Legend-Maker Larson Giz-Red-ET Levash Holsteins Brillion, WI N
7 2703 Ms Aol Cntndr Rookie-Red-ET Jaydn Kimball Windham, ME N
8 2699 Diones Bwire Barbie-Red-ET Bailee Whitehead Conway, MO N
9 3101 Dar-Dale Picolo Pepper-Red Nicole R. Weaver Glen Rock, PA Y
10 2711 Lake-Breeze Act Dee-Red-ET Mandy Brazil Baraboo, WI N
11 2 2716 Reyncrest Rb Loca-Red-ET Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY Y
12 3 2697 Siemers Defiant Reba 1-Red C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
13 4 3102 Long-Brook Clas Cass-Red-ET Jacob Copenhaver Lebanon, PA N
14 2705 Pa-Lyn-Leigh S D Kisser-Red Kisser Syndicate St. Olaf, IA N
15 2709 Willows-Edge AB Louisa-Red Hendrick Van Dyk New Richmond, WI Y
16 2708 Legend-Maker Defi Goldy-Red-ET Colganados Genetics LLC and Carlos Felipe Rey Orfordville, WI N
17 5 2714 Ms Hj Moede Shania-Red-ET Carli Reeverts Rockford, IL N
18 2715 Overmann Ladd P Peanuts-Red Gary, Tony, Dan Overmann Earlville, IA Y

Winter Yearling Heifer (not in milk)

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1 1 2726 Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers Newton, WI Y
2 2724 Ms Absolute Sunspot-Red-ET C & J Hill, F Connelly, G Coughlin and T Merwarth Thurmont, MD N
3 1 2723 Country-Path Ab Hunter-Red Katelyn Nolt Canton, PA Y
4 2722 Ms Hot N Heavenly-Red-ET Nathan Thomas, Mike Heath and Will Iager North Lewisburg, OH Y
5 2 3105 Glad Ray K Sequin Red Kayla Umbel and Olivia & Lillian Finke Emmitsburg, MD Y
6 2727 Ms Stranshome Gucci-Red-ET William A. Schultz III and Yvonne E. Preder Waldo, WI N
7 3 2719 Lonely-Mile Hy Cinnamon-Red Jade Pinter Curtiss, WI Y
8 2729 Pierstein Ladd P Tempete-Red-ET Alyson Philips Lingleville, TX N
9 3104 Callis Crown Royale-Red-ET Richard & Julie Vomastic Pulaski, WI N
10 2725 Ms Advent Redcinder-Red-ET Jamie Judd & Mike Deaver Reedsburg, WI Y
11 4 2728 Our-Favorite So Hot-Red-ET Jordyn Kamps Belmont, WI N
12 5 2721 Zehrview Absolt Hi-Time-Red Rosalee Zehr Graymont, IL Y
13 6 2720 Ms Ky-Blue Rl Maybel-Red Bree & Mallory Russell Knob Lick, KY N

Fall Yearling Heifer (not in milk)

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1 2730 Earincliffe Redliner Sarah-Red Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
2 1 3011 Yard-O-Ute Amistad CeCe-Red Wade Yardley Lehi, UT Y
3 2733 Ehrhardt Armn Jewels-Red-ET Bristol Lynn Ehrhardt Baldwin, MD Y
4 2734 Lookout Fancy-Red-ET Tim & Barb Natzke Fond du Lac, WI N
5 1 2736 Greenlea A Ca-Red-ET Colton Wayne Hartman St. Thomas, PA N
6 2 2740 Inspired Doncha Miss Me-Red Hannah Nelson Ellsworth, WI Y
7 3107 Roll-N-View At Mindy-Red-ET Cooper Galton Nunda, NY Y
8 3 2737 Ms Absolute Glory-Red Mckenna & Coltin Coffeen & Breya Pollack Depere, WI Y
9 2738 Four-Hills D Jesslyn-Red-ET Graisson Schmidt & Highlife-LP Farms Baraboo, WI N
10 4 2731 Long-Brook Cla Casey-Red-ET Cael Hembury Muncy, PA N
11 5 2732 Lyn-Vale Redburst Molly-Red Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth Plymouth, WI N

Yearling Heifer in Milk (must have freshened)

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1 1 2760 Miss Hot Mama-Red-ET Majestic View, M&T Smith, E Kueffner & P Vail Watertown, WI N
2 1 2752 Wabash-Way Absol Ali-Red-ET Wabash-Way Holsteins LLC New Weston, OH Y
3 2755 Greanlea A-Care-Red Pierre Boulet and Milksource Genetics Montmagny, QC N
4 3106 Robin-Hood Pretty In-Red Triple-T Holsteins, Mike Heath and Mike Berry North Lewisburg, OH N
5 1 2753 Glad-Ray-K More Love-Red-ET Justin Kennedy Mercer, PA N
6 2750 Librae Ladd Kay-Red Heather Cook Barron, WI N
7 2 2757 Synergy Always Smokin-Red M, C & E Jauquet and M, C, & S Haack Pulaski, WI Y
8 2759 Flower-Brook Ginelle-Red-ET Andrew Stuewe Hamburg, MN Y
9 2751 Eastwest LJ Destry Mcintosh Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
10 2756 Luck-E Absolut Magic-Red-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
11 2748 Morrill Rb Rmissy-Red-ET Ryan T Morrill Penacook, NH Y
12 2758 Whiskey River Destry Shadow Vale-O-Skene Holsteins, Cedarshade Holsteins Little Britain, ON N
13 3 2747 Rocklan Dstry Goldy-Red-ET Brock Liddle Argyle, NY N

 Junior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)

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1 1 2782 Miss Apple Snapple-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 1 2786 Rosedale The Rose-Red-ET Rosedale Genetics Ltd Oxford, WI Y
3 1 2787 Sunnylodge Reali Laurel-Red-ET Whitney Kugler Valley Falls, NY N
4 2778 Ms Roll-N-Vew Althea-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
5 2 2788 V-View Destry Merlot-Red-ET Grady & Lane Wendorf Ixonia, WI N
6 3 1 2765 Four-Hills Armani Angle-Red Britney & Megan Hill Bristol, VT Y
7 2768 Flower-Brook Gianne-Red-ET Andrew Stuewe Hamburg, MN Y
8 2762 Colganados D Avianca-Red-ET Colganados Genetics LLC and Carlos Felipe Rey Lanark, IL N
9 4 2781 Kaymanor Destry Minnesota-Red Ryan Smith Monticello, WI N
10 5 2783 Driftline Advent Leann-Red Mackenzie, Molly & Montana Sarbacker Belleville, WI N
11 2777 Luck-E Ladd Jubilee-Red-ET Matt Engel Hampshire, IL Y
12 2775 Winross LP Heartbeat-Red-ET Alan Dykshorn Ireton, IA N
13 2785 Miss Hot Tamale-Red-ET Cora E, Clay W, Tim & Grace Gunkelman West Salem, OH N
14 2780 St-Yle-SA Itz Springtime-Red Stephanie Aves Poplar Grove, IL Y
15 2776 Vanderway Snowin L-Red Vale-O-Skene Holsteins, Benbo Farms Little Britain, ON N
16 2770 Fier-View Advent Rain-Red Fier-View Holsteins Minneota, MN Y
17 6 3109 McWilliams Pearl-Red Sam McWilliams Somerset, PA N
18 7 2771 Kamps-Hollow Des Accent-Red Brooks Hendrickson Belleville, WI N

 

Senior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)

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1 1 2793 Frozenes-Lp Contdr Lark-Red-ET Grady & Lane Wendorf Ixonia, WI N
2 2800 Ms Apples Aleda-Red-ET Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
3 1 2797 Westcoast Ladd Aspen Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC Y
4 1 2804 Joilibois Floria Contend-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
5 2802 Redtag Destry Sneezy-Red-ET Cooper Galton Nunda, NY N
6 2790 Heatherstone Rhinestone-Red Chase M Holschbach Baraboo, WI Y
7 1 1 2796 Four-Hills Rb Jess-Red-ET Britney Hill Bristol, VT Y
8 2 2803 Milksource LD Teagin-Red-ET Jordan Elmore and Kadyn Gibson Eminence, KY N
9 3 2795 Renely Darwynn Red Bull-Red Carley Krull Lake Mills, WI N
10 3110 She-Ken Apple Dumple-Red Craig Shedd Mansfield, PA Y
11 4 2799 Oakland-View H Champ-Red-ET Katelyn Nolt Canton, PA N
12 5 2791 Lyons-DL Ladd Joclyn-Red Michael D. Lyons Castalia, IA Y
13 6 2806 Greenlea P Chris-Red-ET Mackenzie, Molly & Montana Sarbacker Belleville, WI N

Red & White 2015 World Dairy Expo International Futurity

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1 1 2820 Rokey-Benfar R Cutie-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 1 2809 Crescentmead Swetie Pie-Red Milksource Genetics and Grady Wendorf Kaukauna, WI Y
3 2811 Ms Tri-Koebel Glamour-Red-ET Greta & Tera Koebel, Kelly Epperly Three Oaks, MI Y
4 2817 Milksource Dty Tammy-Red-ET G&L Wendorf, D&K Nickels Ixonia, WI N
5 2810 Sl-Acres Redlou Firefly-Red Jacob Schaefer and Quentin Scott Little Falls, MN Y
6 2816 Milksource Dty Tanya-Red-ET Cathryn & Christopher Gunst Pine River, WI N
7 2821 Greenlea Ad Ae-Red-ET Alan Dykshorn and Steve & Deb Heuer Sioux Center, IA N
8 2814 Synergy Larsen Luzianna-Red M, C & E Jauquet and M, C, & S Haack Pulaski, WI Y
9 2812 Vons-Zast Duce Diva-Red Judy Schuster Columbus, WI N
10 2815 Holbric A-Liquamast-Red Adam Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
11 2822 Bass-Val Durham R Mombi-Red Ryan & Cletus Bass Reedsburg, WI Y

Junior Three-Year-Old Cow

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1 2846 L-Maples Hvezda Calli-Red Budjon Farms & Peter Vail Lomira, WI N
2 1 1 2831 Crescentmead Swetie Pie-Red Milksource Genetics and Grady Wendorf Kaukauna, WI Y
3 1 2843 Ms Trikoebel Glamour-Red-ET Greta & Tera Koebel, Kelly Epperly Three Oaks, MI Y
4 2844 Rosedale Eye Candy-Red Jenna Langer DeForest, WI N
5 2830 Chakelburg Picolo Lasanga Chakelburg, J-Star, Calaway, and Showstyle Holsteins Woodstock, ON Y
6 2834 Rosedale Perfect In-Red-ET Rosedale Genetics Ltd Oxford, WI Y
7 2828 Premier-View Nefertiti-Red Matthew Deome, Addison Goldenberg Montrose, PA Y
8 2840 Crasdale Destry Stellar Wendon Holsteins & Southrise Holsteins Red Deer County, AB N
9 1 1 2841 Sl-Acres Redlou Firefly-Red Jacob Schaefer and Quentin Scott Little Falls, MN Y
10 2836 Maxile Absolute Roudy Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
11 2 2842 Fishersons Redmen Hiccup-Red Tyler Fisher Edgewood, IA Y
12 2825 Lookout Elmbridge Lil-Red Lookout, Elmbridge, Frank & Diane Borba Canton De Hatley, QC Y
13 2833 Scenic-Edge DA Jam-Red-TW David & Yvonne Preder and Rodney Bohnhoff Plymouth, WI Y
14 2824 Trent-Way Des Dynamite-Red Trent Hendrickson Blanchardville, WI Y
15 2839 Monanfran Piclo Oh Baby-Red Justine Kelsey Canastota, NY Y
16 2832 Kara-Kesh Barbwire Luna-Red Ryan & Daniel Griffin Thief River Falls, MN Y
17 3 2829 Holbric Barbwire Splish-Red Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
18 4 2837 Drifty-Hollow Cinnamint-Red Maggie & Emma Mathews New Vienna, OH N

Senior Three-Year-Old

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1 1 2865 Rokey-Benfar R Cutie-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 2864 Reyncrest Real Laredo-Red MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
3 2870 Miss Alabama-Red-ET Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
4 1 2859 Milksource Dty Tammy-Red-ET G&L Wendorf, D&K Nickels Ixonia, WI N
5 2867 Milksource Dty Kandy-Red-ET Westcoast Holsteins Chilliwack, BC N
6 1 2862 Willow-Marsh Sundance-Red Norman Nabholz West Union, IA N
7 2 1 2856 Kamps-Hollow ASenora-Red-ET Jordyn Kamps Belmont, WI Y
8 2850 Canyon-Breeze R Dew-Red Gilbert Teixeira & MB Luckylady Farm Turlock, CA N
9 3 3111 Lake-Prairie Alison-Red-ET Chase Warren and Levi Banowetz Burlington, WI N
10 2872 Greenlea Ad Ace-Red-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
11 2858 Milksource Dty Tanya-Red-ET Cathryn & Christopher Gunst Pine River, WI N
12 2866 Greenlea Ad Ae-Red-ET Alan Dykshorn and Steve & Deb Heuer Sioux Center, IA N
13 2860 Vande Barbwire Blessing-Red Ashley & Shawon Vande Zande Waupun, WI Y
14 4 2854 Synergy Larsen Luzianna-Red M, C & E Jauquet and M, C, & S Haack Pulaski, WI Y
15 5 1 2857 Holbric A-Liquamast-Red Adam Olbrich Harvard, IL Y

 

Four-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 2887 Strans-Jen-D Tequila-Red-ET MilkSource Genetics Kaukauna, WI N
2 2885 Ms Stranshome Alltheway-Red Glamourview-Iager & Walton Walkersville, MD N
3 2880 Meadow Green Abso Fanny-Red-ET Triple-T, T&L Cattle, Berry, F&D Borba and F&C Borba North Lewisburg, OH N
4 2882 Valleyriver Secure Ericka Frank & Diane Borba Canton De Hatley, QC N
5 2888 Ms D Apple Danielle-Red-ET Amanda Kennedy and Chip Savage Columbia Cross Roads, PA N
6 1 1 2884 Blondin Destry Sally-Red-ET Ferme Blondin & Oscar Dupasquier Saint-Placide, QC Y
7 2883 KHW Regmnt Apple A2-Red-ETN F & C Borba, F & D Borba and Genosource Lomira, WI N
8 2873 Rosedale Lucky-Rose-Red Rosedale Genetics Ltd Oxford, WI Y
9 2876 Westliberty Absolute Red Satin Robella Holsteins Balgonie, SK Y
10 2874 Probert C Bree-Ella-Red Kate Smith Watertown, WI Y
11 2886 Ziems Absol Mimosa-Red-ET Timothy, Leah & Barbara Ziemba Elkhorn, WI N
12 1 2891 Arsenal Cntndr Dizzy-Red-ET Patrick S. Youse Ridgely, MD N
13 2 2889 Farnear-Tbr American-Red-ET Jessica & Olivia Telgmann Strasburg, IL N
14 3 2877 Milksource Cntdr Lovely-Red Carley Krull & Brad Griswold Lake Mills, WI N
15 4 2878 Ahm Lady Priscilla-Red Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres Lodi, WI

Five-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 1 2894 Cleland Absolute Coleen-Red Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky Owatonna, MN N
2 2898 Milksource Adv Lilac-Red-ET Jenna Langer DeForest, WI N
3 2 1 1 2908 Four-Hills Adv Kalie-Red Elizabeth & Britney Hill Bristol, VT Y
4 2896 Lochdale Shaquille Missy-Red Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
5 2901 Harvue Contender Britta-Red Gene Iager & Ehrhardt Farms Baldwin, MD N
6 1 2903 Hilrose Advent Anna-Red-ET Joseph Brantmeier Sherwood, WI Y
7 2899 Scha-Tj Cntndr Shawna-Red Ryan & Karen Griffin and Todd & Jean Pollema Thief River Falls, MN Y
8 3 2895 Miss Real Hot-Red Grady & Lane Wendorf Ixonia, WI N
9 3112 Moody-Meadows Sage-Red Adam J Liddle and Thomas T Mercuro Middleburgh, NY N
10 2900 Northwind Destry Lisa-Red James, Lynette, Cheryl, And Scott Miller Pine Island, MN Y
11 2907 Kara-Kesh Cntndr Spark-Red-ET Ryan Griffin Thief River Falls, MN Y
12 4 2897 Ourway Destry Sparkle-Red Hailey Raymond Brooklyn, WI N

Aged Cow, Six-Year-Old & Over

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1 1 1 2917 Cleland Advnt Alexia-Red-ET Golden Oaks Farm Wauconda, IL N
2 2909 Lookout Advent Flicka-Red C & J Hill, G Coughlin Jr. and St. Jacobs Thurmont, MD N
3 2911 Foltzbrook Advent Janie-Red Bryce & Brant Gingerich and Ryland Helbig Millersburg, IN N
4 1 1 2923 Ridgedale Runway-Red-ET W. Cyrus Conard Sharon Springs, NY Y
5 2912 Shea-Rock Adv Amber-Red-ET Shawn Nehls Hustisford, WI N
6 2 2919 Paulo-Bro-Sp Shari-Red-ET Christian Cunningham Penngrove, CA N
7 3125 Cyrmo Mr Burns Rainbow-Red Pierre Boulet Montmagny, QC N
8 2910 Swanee-Acres Sd Jolly-Red Jason A Swanson Capron, IL Y
9 3 2922 New-Star Adv Hillary-Red-ET Jennifer, Abby, and Katie Huhe Cresco, IA N
10 2913 Kara-Kesh Cntndr Rival-Red Ryan Griffin Thief River Falls, MN Y

125,000 Lb. Production Cow

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1 1 1 1 2934 Ridgedale-T Raichu-Red W. Cyrus Conard Sharon Springs, NY Y
2 2920 Ms Delicious Apple-Red-ET M&S Deaver & J&C Erbsen Edgerton, WI Y
3 2 2925 Paulo-Bro-Sp Shar-Red-ET Noah Bilz Dorchester, WI N
4 1 2931 Cleland SS Alexis-Red-ET Jason Cleland Clinton, WI Y
5 2930 Jen-D Devil Tiffany-Red Reid Stransky and Jeni Dingbaum Owatonna, MN Y
6 3 2926 Holbric Adventure-Red Adam & Morgan Olbrich Harvard, IL Y
7 2932 Ja-Knoll Redman Rally-Red Ryan Griffin Thief River Falls, MN N
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International Guernsey Show – World Dairy Expo 2015

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Thursday, October 1st, 2015

Judge Lynn Harbaugh, WI and Associate Kevin Jorgenson, WI

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Grand Champion Open Show Misty Meadows Levi Suede(Levi), 1st Junior 3 Year Old, Beth Anne Clark, PA
Reserve Grand Champion Open Show Millbone Hillpoint S Fiesta (Spider), 1st 4 Year Old, M Miller, H Hellenbrand, P Vail, CT
HM Grand Champion Open Show Flambeau Manor Ro Lauren (Royal Oak), 1st 5 Year Old, Gary Van Doorn, WI

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Intermediate Champion Open Show Misty Meadows Levi Suede(Levi), 1st Junior 3 Year Old, Beth Anne Clark, PA
Reserve Intermediate Champion Open Show Misty Meadows Levi Sienna (Levi), 2nd Junior 3 Year Old, Beth Anne Clark, PA
HM Intermediate Champion Open Show Dix-Lee Kojack Fawn (Kojack), 1st Senior 3 Year Old, Whitney Lee Yerina, MO

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Junior Champion Female – Springhill Laredo Jubilee-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH

Spring Heifer Calf

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1 1 1 2243 Prairie Moon L Anala-ET Landon & Leslie Sivesind Waukon, IA Y
2 2242 Pare View Jud Pixie Pumpkin Logan Derickson Middletown, DE Y
3 2 2245 Prairie Moon L Angelina-ET Landon & Leslie Sivesind Waukon, IA Y
4 2233 Guernsey Grove Hp Dash-ET Duane & Jodi Boyer Clintonville, WI N
5 2246 Springhill Mentor Tequila-ET Springhill Big Prairie, OH Y
6 2244 Hartdale Mentor Coconut Lauren Robison and Braden Hartmann Mulberry Grove, IL Y
7 2247 Trotacre Jetstream Hallie Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
8 3 1 2224 Knapps Kojack Tambret Et Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
9 4 2228 Valley Gem Kojacks Hazelnut-ET Laura M. Jensen Comstock, WI Y
10 2229 Fudges Brandy April Kendall Willingham Gamaliel, KY Y
11 2230 Muffets Twin Acre Rosalee Jacob Andrew Roedl Edgewood, IL Y
12 2240 HP Sh Ac Pie Karine-ET City Slickers, Adams Creek and Snider Homestead Cross Plains, WI Y

 

 

Winter Heifer Calf

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1 1 1 1 2269 Adams Creek Phoenix Mallory Alyssa & Kate Nuttleman Bangor, WI Y
2 2 2273 Femara GG HP Kringle Alyssa-ET L: A. Sarbacker O: D Basse, Hillpoint Partners and M. Miller Edgerton, WI N
3 2276 HP AC GG Kringle Morisa-ET Adams Creek, Basse & City Slickers Bangor, WI Y
4 2261 Tru-Lan Aaron Dee-T-ET Lacey Nelson Ellendale, MN Y
5 2256 Admas Creek Activate Opal Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
6 3 2277 PAfarms Superman C Spot Run L: Tyler Endres O: Andrew Fritsche New Ulm, MN Y
7 4 2278 Prairie Moon Fame Frozen Landon & Leslie Sivesind Waukon, IA N
8 2258 Bluemoons C Sidney Bill & Linda Blue Circleville, OH Y
9 5 2271 Tru-Lan Marks Jace Emily Hellendrung Ridgeland, WI N
10 6 2262 Knapps Prada Tambi Love Et Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
11 2260 Springhill Mentor Jamaica-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
12 7 2257 Springhill Judgment Blitzen-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
13 8 2253 Rolling Prairie Mr T Miranda Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse Dyersville, IA N
14 9 2254 Tru-Lan Goliath Ali-ET Lacey Nelson Ellendale, MN Y
15 2265 Style Crest F-Regal Starlite Fowler & Katie Branstetter Edmonton, KY Y
16 2252 Edgebrook Python Jewel Gavin Simatovich Gilman, IA Y
17 2251 Up The Creek Payday Niknak Karen Anderson Lester Prairie, MN Y
18 2270 Prairie Cream American Pie Aspen-ET Kimberly & Kevin Lakey Trempealeau, WI Y
19 2272 Elite G Hp Yogi Uranium-ET Kelly J Johnson York, PA N
20 2264 Muffets Twin Acre Kloey Elizabeth Marie Roedl Edgewood, IL Y
21 2259 Fudges Rosette Peggy Sydney Willingham Gamaliel, KY Y
22 10 2266 Coulee Crest Carter Larkin-ET Luke Christensen Luck, WI N
23 2263 Elite G Hp Alymo Ursula-ET Friendship, Vail & Hillpoint Partners Cross Plains, WI N
24 2274 Gurn-Z Meadow Titan Leeza Julie Orchard Columbus, WI Y

 

 

Fall Heifer Calf

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1 1 2290 Springhill Blackwidow-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
2 1 1 2285 Adams Creek Maxim Nilla Alyssa & Kate Nuttleman Bangor, WI Y
3 2 2298 Knapps Torque Cutie Pie Fred & Alexis Williams Mable, MN N
4 2283 Red Rage Showtime Bunny Caleb Bush Lowville, NY N
5 3 2293 Jens Gold Dandy Ohumbug Levi L Kindschi Loganville, WI N
6 2300 Four Winds Gg Activate Heaven Dan Basse and Clark & Joy Vilter Chicago, IL Y
7 4 2294 Knapps Kringle Alyson Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
8 2296 Up The Creek Casanova Sofia David L. Anderson Lester Prairie, MN Y
9 5 2292 Fudges Jodi Olivia Sydney Willingham Gamaliel, KY Y
10 6 2287 Faria Farms Mozier Mentor Nora-ET Kyle & Ryan Erickson Ferndale, WA N
11 2304 Hartdale Best Buy Serenity Lauren Robison Mulberry Grove, IL Y
12 7 2303 Gurn-Z Meadow Titan Sunspray L: Hailey Weisensel, O: Jennifer Orchard Columbus, WI N
13 8 2308 Bushman Yoibear Brazzle-ET Ashley & Megan Bushman Calmar, IA Y
14 2313 Toolitedigligle Artichoke Acorn Richard & Eloise Giddings and Jason Tooley Brandon, VT Y
15 9 2301 Rolling Prairie Kaptain Lexi Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse Dyersville, IA N
16 2309 Jellens Archie Veronica James Fausnaugh & Family Circleville, OH Y
17 2311 Femara GGHP Kringle Alicia-ET Dan Basse & Hillpoint Partners Cross Plains, WI N
18 10 2279 Kadence Fames Peaches Evan Dorn New Glarus, WI Y
19 2299 South Lane Top Notch Haley South Lane Farm Epworth, IA Y
20 2280 Springhill Jaguar Flirt Springhill Big Prairie, OH Y
21 2305 Trotacre Tiller Haiti-ET Jesse Dorn New Glarus, WI N

Summer Yearling Heifer

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1 1 2317 Knapps K Coni Jameson-ET Daniel, Justin and Tyler Chupp Inola, OK N
2 1 2315 Misty Meadows Rebel Suite Beth Anne Clark New Paris, PA Y
3 2324 Discos K Lookin D-Vine-ET Jade Jensen New Richmond, WI N
4 2326 Mozier Spider Delila-ET Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
5 2328 Valley Gem APie Marquette-ET Valley Gem Farms Cumberland, WI Y
6 2318 Toolite Valeries M Valeska Richard M Tooley Granville, NY Y
7 2322 Borg N Lund Shaggys Dutchie Valley Gem Farms Cumberland, WI N
8 2 1 2321 Knapps Spider Rihanna Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
9 2320 Myown Yogibear Darla Myron & Mark Erdman Chenoa, IL Y
10 2319 Flambeau Manor Ro Lenore-ET Gary Van Doorn Tony, WI Y

 

Spring Yearling Heifer

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1 1 2339 Springhill Laredo Jubilee-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
2 2345 Up The Creek Jester Kazaam Scott & Lindsay Weisensel Marshall, WI N
3 2350 Millborne Hillpoint Jac Fizz-ET Morey Miller, M Hellenbrand, P. Vail Granby, CT Y
4 2351 Millborne Jackpot Folly-ET P. M. Miller, M. Hellenbrand and P. Vail Cross Plains, WI Y
5 2330 Valley Gem APie Memphis-ET Valley Gem Farms Cumberland, WI Y
6 1 1 3003 Oak Leaf Alstar Princess Taylor M & Georgia D Jirousek Ellendale, MN Y
7 2 2347 Adams Creek Fame Anessa Tyler, Paige, Justin and Daniel Chupp Inola, OK N
8 2344 Prairie Cream Topnotch Rebel Kimberly & Kevin Lakey Trempealeau, WI Y
9 3 2331 Flambeau Manor A Snickers Jenna Langrehr West Salem, WI N
10 4 2348 Coulee Crest Ap Jinx-ET Sydney Willingham Gamaliel, KY N
11 2337 Maplehurst Gary Rosetta Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
12 2343 Gurn-Z Meadow Yogi Jo Jaelyn Julie Orchard Columbus, WI Y
13 5 2340 Hartdale Top Notch Coco Lauren Robison and Braden Hartmann Mulberry Grove, IL Y
14 6 2341 Kadence Pie Sugar Evan Dorn New Glarus, WI Y
15 2336 Coulee Crest Legend Diamond Coulee Crest LLC Cashton, WI Y
16 2333 Whirlwind Acres Bspruce Sunny Arlon E Fritsche New Ulm, MN Y

 

Winter Yearling Heifer (not in milk)

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1 1 2363 Warwick Manor Alymo Pie Karli Stoltzfus East Earl, PA Y
2 2361 Walnut Ridge Sizzle Neverland James Meyer and Richard Whalen Chenoa, IL N
3 2356 Four Winds Tiller Charmer-ET Traci Nelson and Andy Nelson Ellendale, MN N
4 2358 Four Winds Hillpoint T Deja-ET Four Winds and Hillpoint Hartland, WI Y
5 1 1 2359 H Broke Showtime Tequila Dana & Madison Sickles Marengo, IA Y
6 2360 Adams Creek HP Pie Bryn-ET Peter Vail, P Morey Miller, Mike & Linda Hellenbrand Cross Plains, WI N
7 2355 Guernsey View Wiis Amy Ros-Sue-Kim Guernseys Gackle, ND N
8 2 2352 Knapps Spider Treat Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
9 2353 Misty Meadows Pixies Primrose-ET Misty Meadows Farm and Valley Gem Farms Cumberland, WI N

Fall Yearling Heifer

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1 2374 Wee Kin Farm Yogi Susan-ET Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
2 1 1 3090 Trotacre Tiller Maelyn-ET Cara M. Trotter Enon Valley, PA Y
3 2371 Luckyvale Grumpy Kaz-ET Rex Ferris Soap Lake, WA N
4 2378 Four J Springhill Jerusha-ET M Miller, M Hellenbrand, D Basse & P Vail Crossplains, WI N
5 2 2364 Rolling Prairie Alstar Barbara Elizabeth, Britney & Megan Hill Bristol, VT N
6 2368 Four Winds Dc Cream-ET Dan Basse and Clark & Joy Vilter Chicago, IL N
7 3 1 2372 Knapps Top Notch Harlow Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
8 4 3091 Springhill MM Expedia-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
9 5 2373 Rolling Prairie A Carissa Emily Hellendrung Ridgeland, WI N
10 6 2365 Muy Bonita Rocky Hope Breanna L Fritsch Kaukauna, WI Y
11 2366 Misty Meadows Adackas Harley-ET David, Tim, Pam & Megan Schrupp Paynesville, MN N

Fall Yearling Heifer (Not in Milk)

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1 3528 Stranshome Gold Annice-ET Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail Lomira, WI N
2 1 3525 Ms Ellee Armani Elysia-ET Eaton Holsteins, P. Lundy and P. Morrill Marietta, NY Y
3 3526 Sagamie Atwood Mikaela Doeberiener, Bowen and Schilling West Salem, OH N
4 3522 Delcreek Sneaky Sneaky-ET MB Lucky Lady Lomira, WI N
5 3531 Comestar Lauras Doorman-ET Kayla Umbel Emmitsburg, MD N
6 3527 Reyncrest Lets Do This-ET Andrew Reynolds Corfu, NY Y
7 3520 Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET Joshua T & Joseph T Opsal Blue Mounds, WI N
8 3521 Budjon-JK Absolut Eloise-ET Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman Lomira, WI Y
9 3524 Lingle Goldchip Feline Ferme Petitclerc Et Fils St-Basile, QC N
10 3529 Terra-Mccree In The Clutch Meghan K. Connelly Rochester, MN Y
11 3519 KNH Endres Atlantic Ocean Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres Lodi, WI Y
12 3530 Clearfield Isaak Roll-TW Lila C. Sloan Davis, IL Y

 

Junior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)

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1 1 1 1 2429 Four Winds Dc Candy-ET Lauren McDonald Hartland, WI Y
2 2426 Coulee Crest Ap Lexi-ET Jade Jensen New Richmond, WI N
3 2425 Four Winds DC Cashmere-ET Rosedale and Four Winds Oxford, WI Y
4 2 3092 Monument View Fame Jubilee Trey Duval Greenwich, NY Y
5 3 1 2430 Jens Gold Fame Chloe-ET Karen Klugow Amery, WI Y
6 4 2423 Knapps Toolite Regis Trista Et Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
7 5 2417 Adams Creek HP Kringle Morgan-ET Alyssa & Kate Nuttleman Bangor, WI Y
8 2424 Oat Hill Altanic Kashew Kimberly Olson, DVM Atwater, MN Y
9 2418 Springhill Blue Judith-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
10 2413 Coulee Crest Fame Leelah-ET Coulee Crest LLC Cashton, WI Y
11 2416 Caleb Farm Spider BBG Claude Brunson & Scotty Young Epworth, IA Y
12 2420 Gurn-Z Meadow Trop Moonshadow Julie Orchard Columbus, WI Y
13 2431 Hartdale Kringle Clementine Lauren Robison and Braden Hartmann Mulberry Grove, IL Y
14 2427 Four Winds Dc Disney-ET Misty Meadows & Corstar Litchfield, MN N
15 6 2410 Knapps Best Buy Tarina Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y

 

Senior Two-Year-Old Cow (must have freshened)

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1 1 1 2448 Tru-Lan Aaron Dellia-ET Casey & Traci Nelson Ellendale, MN Y
2 2453 Knapps Adacka Triumph-ET Alex & Mary Richardson Wapakoneta, OH N
3 2442 Bass Val Lynndell Lyndsi-ET Ryan C. Bass Reedsburg, WI Y
4 2436 Up The Creek Fame Katniss Karen Anderson Lester Prairie, MN Y
5 2458 Springhill Mentor Jazzy-ET Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH Y
6 1 2432 Summitridge Geo Sarina-ET Kyle & Ryan Erickson Ferndale, WA Y
7 2459 Valley Gem Rips Rosario Valley Gem Farms Cumberland, WI Y
8 2445 Blue Moons L Darby Bill & Linda Blue Circleville, OH Y
9 2 1 2457 H Broke Showtime Taytor Dana & Madison Sickles Marengo, IA Y
10 3 1 2439 Hartdale Advance Cookie Lauren Robison Mulberry Grove, IL Y
11 4 2449 Lang Haven Turley Pumpkin-ET Jenna Langrehr West Salem, WI Y
12 2452 Chupps Farm Hillbilly Amaze Robert Hahn Poynette, WI N
13 5 2444 Knapps Yogi Sweetpie Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
14 2438 Cedar Way Christmas Miracle John & Pam Arnold Waverly, IA Y
15 2447 Whirlwind Acres George Eden-ET Arlon E Fritsche New Ulm, MN Y

Guernsey 2015 World Dairy Expo International Futurity

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1 1 1 2464 Knapps Fame Tomorrow Et Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
2 2462 Knife Lake Kringle Olympia-ET Cory Salzl and Kristen & Jesse Heitke Litchfield, MN Y
3 2465 South Lane King James Layla South Lane Farm Epworth, IA Y
4 2463 Ripley Farms YB Christina-ET Paul, Melanie & Dan Fritsche and Steve Sievert New Ulm, MN N

 

 Junior Three-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 1 1 2468 Misty Meadows Levi Suede-ET Beth Anne Clark New Paris, PA Y
2 2470 Misty Meadows Levi Sienna-ET Beth Anne Clark New Paris, PA Y
3 2483 Chupps Hillpoint Fames Asia P. Morey Miller & Hillpoint Partners Granby, CT N
4 2478 Hi Guern View Dancing Diva-ET Brian & Kristi Dinderman Orangeville, IL Y
5 2477 Hi Guern View Dancers Delite-ET Brian & Kristi Dinderman Orangeville, IL Y
6 1 2481 Adams Creek Prada Macy Lauren & Trey McDonald; Alyssa & Kate Nuttleman Bangor, WI Y
7 2473 Lang Haven Prada Kid Me Not Kirstie Langrehr West Salem, WI Y
8 2479 Faria Farms Conqueror Nival-ET Steve Sywassink and Neil & Janice Jensen Comstock, WI N
9 2480 Knife Lake Kringle Olympia-ET Cory Salzl and Kristen & Jesse Heitke Litchfield, MN Y
10 2474 South Lane King James Aveeon South Lane Farm Epworth, IA Y

Senior Three-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 1 1 2491 Dix-Lee Kojack Fawn Whitney Lee Yerina Phillipsburg, MO Y
2 2484 Maplehurst Les Maya Donna M. Whalen Millbrook, NY N
3 2 1 3094 Monument View Adacka Rita Hunter Duval Greenwich, NY Y
4 3 1 2487 Knapps Fame Tomorrow Et Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
5 4 2494 Lang Haven Prada Natalia-ET Jenna Langrehr West Salem, WI Y
6 2495 Lang Haven Prada Nugget-ET Don & Kathy Langrehr West Salem, WI Y
7 5 2489 Knapps HP Fame Topeka-ET Marshall Overholt and Keenan Wolf Big Prairie, OH N
8 2488 South Lane King James Layla South Lane Farm Epworth, IA Y
9 3093 Faria Farms Q Royal Nina-ET Elizabeth Marie Roedl Edgewood, IL N
10 2485 Ripley Farms YB Christina-ET Paul, Melanie & Dan Fritsche and Steve Sievert New Ulm, MN N

Four-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 1 2515 Millbone Hillpoint S Fiesta-ET Morey Miller, M Hellenbrand, P. Vail Granby, CT Y
2 1 2506 Prairie Moon Y Antebella Landon & Leslie Sivesind Waukon, IA Y
3 2511 Sniders Rebel Audessy Eli Nicley, Kendra & Brandon Potter Lebanon, IN N
4 2507 Lantz Farm Preppy Indy Melinda Rushing Perkins, OK N
5 2513 Lavon Farms Gembo Pepper Springville Farm Emory, TX Y
6 2 1 2498 Knapps Mentor Harley Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
7 3 2502 Adams Creek Adacka Maria Alyssa & Kate Nuttleman Bangor, WI Y
8 1 2509 Hartdale Alstar Cutie Lauren Robison Mulberry Grove, IL Y
9 2514 Maplehurst YB Mercy Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH N
10 2501 Moziers Yogibear Irena-ET Ross & Sue Kleingartner Gackle, ND N
11 2499 Kadence Pie Sphinx Kadence Farm New Glarus, WI Y
12 2500 Cedar Way Director Fidelity John & Pam Arnold Waverly, IA Y
13 2504 Misty Meadows Hp A Liza Jane-ET Donna Anderson & Randy Peterson Lester Prairie, MN N
14 2505 Sniders Pie Allegra-ET Jacob Andrew Roedl Edgewood, IL N

Five-Year-Old Cow

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1 1 1 1 2521 Flambeau Manor Ro Lauren-ET Gary Van Doorn Tony, WI Y
2 2520 Whirlwind Acres Mint Ember Arlon E Fritsche New Ulm, MN Y
3 2522 Dix-Lee Kojack Vanity Steven Keith Dixon Phillipsburg, MO Y
4 2519 Cedar Way Kameron Kate John & Pam Arnold Waverly, IA Y
5 2516 City Views Aaron Ree Valley Gem Farms and Matt Brahmer Cumberland, WI N
6 1 1 3095 Knapps Regis Blessing Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y

Six-Year-Old & Older Cow

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1 1 1 1 1 1 2527 Knapps Regis Tambourine-ET Austin & Landen Knapp Epworth, IA Y
2 2 2533 Campbells Rodneys Unify Marshall Overholt Big Prairie, OH N
3 3 2524 Idle Gold Stud Humorous Jillian K Jensen Comstock, WI Y
4 2529 Solid Gold M Hales Donna Anderson Lester Prairie, MN N
5 4 2528 Kadence Levi Bingo Evan Dorn New Glarus, WI Y

Total Performance Winner

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12513 Lavon Farms Gembo Pepper Springville Farm, Emory TX

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