September/October 2018 WI Holstein News by Wisconsin Holstein News

September/October 2018

Volume 90 No. 8

Midwest Holsteins issue Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Results & entry form Wisconsin Championship Show Results Wisconsin State Fair Results Herds of Excellence District 7 feature

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September/October 2018

VOLUME 90 No. 8

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2019 National Convention update 2021 All-Breeds Futurity entry form Wisconsin Championship Show results & All-Wisconsin winners Junior Championship Show results & Junior All-Wisconsin winners Red & White Championship Show Breeder Profile: Jauquet Holsteins LLC Wisconsin’s Herds of Excellence Wisconsin State Fair results Milksource Genetics’ Triple Crown 2019 Junior Convention Registration Form

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P.O. Box 49, Lancaster, WI 53813 Phone (608) 723-4933 Fax (608) 723-4973 e-mail: lauraw@wisholsteins.com

Wisconsin Holstein Briefs WHA Princess Allie Breunig District 7 report WHY Page Calendar of Events & Editor’s Comments Classified Advertising Index to Advertisers

On The Cover

This month’s cover features the champions from the 2018 Wisconsin Championship Show. Left to right: Intermediate Champion - Unique Dempsey Cheers; Reserve Grand Champion - Gamblin Armani Glade; and Grand Champion - TK-Plain-View Ripley. 4–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

Laura Wackershauser, Editor/Advertising Manager Mara Budde, Communications Associate

Craig Carncross, President (2021)* - 608-592-2560 W13157 Co. Hwy. J, Lodi, WI 53555 Heather Jauquet, Vice President (2019) - 920-371-7511 W2285 County Rd. S, Pulaski, WI 54162 Erica Ullom, Secretary (2020) - 715-933-0477 5398 County Hwy. A, Bloomer, WI 54724 Steve Endres, Exec. Committee (2019) - 608-279-5952 7191 Hyer Rd., Waunakee, WI 53597 Bryan Stremcha, Exec. Committee (2019) - 608-790-1925 N4381 Prairie Rd., Bangor, WI 54614 Bob Cramer Jr. (2021) - 608-558-7775 W3224 Norton Rd., Juda, WI 53550 Sara Feldmann (2020) - 920-980-9704 710 Goldfinch Lane, Howards Grove, WI 53083 Joseta Halbur (2019) - 715-821-9672 120 E. Main St., Eden, WI 53019 Craig Krohlow (2020) - 920-639-5388 W4203 Shady Rd., Black Creek, WI 54106 Pam Selz-Pralle (2021)* - 715-334-3434 N4621 US Hwy. 12, Humbird, WI 54746 Sherry Siemers-Peterman (2020) - 920-946-0123 16021 Hwy. M, Cleveland, WI 53013 Ryan Weigel (2021) - 608-434-4109 5528 High Ridge Lane, Platteville, WI 53818 *WILL HAVE SERVED TWO THREE-YEAR TERMS, INELIGIBLE FOR RE-ELECTION

NATIONAL DIRECTOR:

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In June 2019, the Wisconsin Holstein Association will once again host the National Holstein Convention. The wheels for this journey were set in motion back in 2008 after Wisconsin hosted a very successful National Convention in the Wisconsin Dells. This time around, Appleton, Wis., and the Red Lion-Paper Valley Hotel and the newly constructed Fox Cities Exhibition Center will serve as our convention headquarters. The Red Lion happens to be the same hotel that hosts all the opponents for the Green Bay Packers. That being the case, the convention site gives us incredible proximity to the entire Fox River Valley and Green Bay. More importantly, there are over one-half million dairy cows within a 60-mile radius of our convention headquarters... making this area one of the world’s most densely populated areas of Registered Holsteins. With these natural attributes, the logical convention theme became — Making Legendairy Leaps. With this foundation, the 2019 National Holstein Convention will be a cow convention and a family convention. Room rates at the Red LionPaper Valley Hotel will be $114, plus tax, making this the most economical convention in well over a decade. Pre-Convention Farm Tours and Host Day Farm Tours will feature some of our state’s most preeminent Registered Holsteins housed in the widest array of facilities found anywhere in the world. Our Family Night will be in the Green Bay area with a footballstyle tailgate adjacent to Lambeau Field. That evening will also include Lambeau Field Tours for those who sign up.

Wednesday and Thursday will feature activities not seen before at an annual meeting. For adults, the annual meeting will take place Wednesday morning and Thursday afternoon. Nestled in between the annual meeting will be the National Genetics Conference featuring some of the best genetic speakers from throughout the U.S. and around the world. The Wednesday night National Sale will follow the cow and football theme with a presale tailgate and cheese extravaganza, a first-half genomic sale, halftime meal, and second half live cattle sale. A Thursday lunch in between the genetics conference and annual meeting will feature a Dairy Girl event that will not only cater to women, but men as well. Wednesday and Thursday will be woven together with a top-notch Dairy Bar and Trade Show held at the Fox Cities Convention Center. The dynamic junior convention will showcase all the traditional events that bring energy to the national gathering. Plus, we will build on Michigan’s inaugural Cows 2 Careers event and there will be an inaugural National Junior Genetics Conference. The convention will conclude with an evening Gala Banquet... and then Friday will have the 25th Anniversary Young Dairy Leaders Institute’s (YDLI) leadership conference open to both alumni and those who want to pursue leadership development. We have a dynamic team of volunteers who are bringing this convention to life - over 100 at the moment. On behalf of my co-chair and wife, Krista Knigge, I thank each of them for their servant leadership and we look forward to sharing more highlights about this upcoming convention in future columns. Sincerely, Corey Geiger 2019 National Convention co-chair

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Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Exhibitor_________________________________________ Mail Futurity Entry to: Wisconsin Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913

Name of Owner ________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________ Email: ________________________________________

Fee Schedule: Payment of $35 per animal due by May 15, 2019; late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2019 for $100 per animal. Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show.

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Full Name of Animal

In the event however, that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and refunds made to persons owning females that have been nominated, their share of all monied accrued after the deduction of actual expenses in the promotion of the Futurity. SALE OF ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the All-Breeds Futurity is sold, the eligibility may be transferred to the new owner, and it shall be his responsibility to inform the Futurity Committee of the change of ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity. To aid in this, exhibitors will receive an entry certificate for each animal after entry payment has been received. New owners will need to sign an entry form after notification of entry into Futurity. OPEN CLASS SHOWING: If the show is held at the Wisconsin State Fair, all animals shown in the All-Breeds Futurity are eligible upon proper entry to be shown in the open class competition of the respective breed show. It is the responsibility of the animal’s owner to fill out the necessary forms for open class competition. MISCELLANEOUS: Neither the Wisconsin Holstein Association nor the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee is in any way responsible for the condition of the premises in which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss of persons or property. All matter pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulations and health requirements of any WI Holstein Association sponsored show along with those for the show at which the Futurity is held. DRESS CODE: Every exhibitor must have formal dress to show in the Futurity. (Minimum requirements for men include a shirt, tie and dress pants while women should wear a dress, business suit or the equivalent.) Exhibitors not meeting the minimum dress code requirement will be denied entry into the show ring. Interest on Futurity entry fee accounts and any sponsorship monies may be used to offset show expenses at the discretion of the WHA Board of Directors and the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee.

Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2021

PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Registered Purebred Dairy Cattle of 87% RHA or higher. To promote the Registered Holstein breed and dairy industry to the general public with an appealing and memorable presentation. PROCEDURES: An animal is nominated by an owner. All nominations are the responsibility of the owner. Dates, fees and rules will be followed to the letter. ELIGIBILITY: Any registered female from any of the 7 major dairy breeds that was born September 1, 2017 through August 31, 2018 is eligible for Wisconsin Holstein Association’s 2021 All-Breeds Futurity. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member of the respective breed association by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show. FEES: Entries, along with $35 per animal, must be postmarked on or before May 15, 2019. Late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2019 at $100 per animal. Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above. PURSE: The purse in this event shall consist of all monies received by the All-Breeds Futurity (plus interest earned) as nomination fees, less the actual expenses incurred in its promotion and management. All Futurity monies shall be kept in a separate Futurity Fund and used only for Futurity purposes. The purse in this event will be divided among the first forty Futurity placings as follows: 1st place winner - 15% plus sponsorship monies 2nd .........12% Next ten places ............2% each 3rd ............9% Next ten places .........1.5% each 4th ............8% Next fifteen places .......1% each 5th ............6% (If 100% of purse money is not distributed by above breakdown, the balance will be split equally amongst all participants.) REFUNDS: When nomination fees and the payment in connection with the Futurity are received, they are committed for the purse of this event and no refunds will be made, whether or not the animal is shown or its eligibility discontinued by owner.

Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2021

WHA looking for Spring and Summer 2019 Interns The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for eager Registered Holstein enthusiasts looking to learn more about the industry and wanting to gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry. Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcomed to apply. It is not required to be majoring in an Agriculture field but background in the dairy industry is preferred.

Spring 2019 - National Convention Intern

Duration: February to July 2019 Expected hours per week: 5-10, with increased hours in May and full-time after finals through July Location: Remote with occasional afternoon in Baraboo office; increased office time in May and June

Major Duties & Responsibilities:

• Work with National Convention Promotions Committee to publicize National Convention to Holstein enthusiasts • Work with sponsorship committee to organize fundraising commitments and create items for sponsors • Assist with event registration both electronic and paper including data entry, packet creation and printing of registration copies • Complete additional WHA convention-related projects

Summer 2019 - Public Relations Intern

Duration: May 20 - August 16 Travel: Up to 50% (requires a personal vehicle with gas mileage reimbursement) Location: Baraboo, Wis.

Major Duties & Responsibilities:

• Attend WHA sponsored summer events and other county Holstein events. These include the Wisconsin Championship Show, Junior State Fair Holstein Show, WHA Futurity, Open State Fair Holstein Show and District Shows. • Work with WHA committees to plan events such as the 2019 WHA Futurity, District Shows, State Picnic and more. This may include inputting and finalizing show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other details such as mailings and dignitary needs. • Write press releases announcing upcoming events and summarizing placings and/or winnings. • Compile and publish updated marketing materials on WHA website such as press releases, entry forms, event details and imagery • Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders and write profile articles as assigned by the office staff; this may require taking photos for the article. • Coordinate newsletter content and distribution to membership

Preferred Knowledge:

• Excellent communication, writing, organization and time-management practices • Ability to handle multiple tasks at one time with strong prioritization skills • High level of attention to detail and ability to focus • Strong work ethic with a positive attitude • Proficient with Microsoft office as well as basic working knowledge of graphics programs

Breunig’s Bovine

BUZZ Holstein friends, It is so hard to believe that Brooke and I’s year of representing the Wisconsin Holstein Association is flying by so fast! This summer was truly one for the books, and getting to attend so many shows, most for the first time, was such a great way to realize how many fantastic Holstein breeders there are throughout our state. Some of my favorite shows to be a part of were futurities. I love to watch the excitement of the showmen when their cow takes first, and they get the affirmation that the heifer they had believed in truly made a great cow. It seems as though just yesterday we were crowned at the Junior Holstein Convention, and in the blink of an eye we are already into Fall, or as we like to call it: World Dairy Expo season! Expo has always been one of my favorite events each year, from meeting new friends, catching up with old ones, seeing the best cattle in the world and, of course, eating grilled cheese and chocolate milkshakes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner! This year is sure to be one I remember for the rest of my life, as we get the honor of handing out awards during the Holstein shows all week. Getting the chance to award the Grand Champion of the best show in the world, with the best seats in the house? Count me in! After the show ends, the cows go home, and the colored shavings have left the Coliseum, it means it’s almost convention time for our junior members. I encourage each and every member to participate in at least one new event this year, whether it may be bringing an art project for the contest room or testing their knowledge in Dairy Jeopardy, there’s obviously something for everyone! I feel so lucky to have made so many new connections within our industry this year, and hope to make even more before my time as the WHA Princess comes to a close. Please feel free to introduce yourself, or even invite Brooke and I to you or your child’s classroom to talk about milk’s essential nutrients and the Wisconsin dairy industry. We would love to visit you! See you on the shavings! Allie Breunig, 2018 Wisconsin Holstein Princess

Wisconsin Holstein Briefs L Congratulations to Linda Behling and Daniel Uebbing who welcomed son Benjamin on August 4, weighing 8 lbs. 6 oz. and 21.5 inches long.. U Krysty and Reggie Kamps, Darlington, welcomed son Elliot Richard on August 27, weighing 7 lbs. 15 oz. and 20.5 inches long. He joins big sister Demi. Congratulations! J Becky and Clayton Wohlk, Almena, welcomed daughter Cora Caroline on September 2, weighing 8 lbs. .7 oz. Congratulations! The Wisconsin Holstein News encourages readers and members to submit information for the Wisconsin Holstein Briefs column. We are looking for news of a wedding, birth announcement, award winner or death that Wisconsin Holstein breeders should know about. High quality, submitted photos will be printed if space is available. Please submit your information to the Wisconsin Holstein News by mail at PO Box 49, Lancaster, WI 53813; or email to lauraw@wisholsteins.com.

Education and Experience:

• Currently enrolled in a 2 or 4 year University • Experience in the Registered Holstein or dairy industry

Please forward your resume, cover letter and grade transcript with two letters of reference by Friday, November 16, 2018 to: WI Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913. Please call 1.800.223.4269 with questions about these internship opportunities. wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-7

2018 Wisconsin Championship Show

The 59th annual Wisconsin Championship Show was held at the New Holland Pavilion on the Alliant Energy Center grounds in Madison, Wis., on August 21. Judge Joel Lepage of Amqui, Quebec, placed 141 head during the open Holstein show, including 99 heifers and 42 cows. MilkSource Genetics took home Senior and Grand Champion honors with their winning 6-year-old and older, TK-Plain-View Ripley. Reserve Champion was the winning 4-year-old, Gamblin Armani Glade owned by Rosedale Genetics, Dan Hovden and MB Luckylady Farm, Oxford. Judge Lepage commented that his champion cow “looks better and better. She’s the most functional cow with a really good udder. She has lots of width and height in the rear udder.” He commented during Senior Champion selection that it was a close pair, but that the difference was the top of the rear udder on the aged cow. He preferred the way she was fuller at the top of the rear udder and higher in the rear udder attachment. Judge Lepage admired his Reserve Champion for the way she moved on her rear feet and legs and her deeper crease in the rear udder. Intermediate Champion honors went to Unique Dempsey Cheers exhibited by Budjon Farms, Abbott, Woodmansee and Blondin, Lomira. Reserve Champion was Sco-Lo-Af Sid Sangria-ET, exhibited by Jim Ostrom and John Vosters, Kaukauna. Judge Lepage admired the mammary system on his Intermediate Champion, “especially her fore udder attachment, being stronger and longer in the fore udder, and being deeper in the fore rib and having more openness of rib than the nice dairy cow for reserve. I prefer her strength of loin and slope of rump (over honorable mention).” Judge Lepage was impressed with the quality of the heifer show. He selected the winning Winter Yearling as Junior Champion, Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET owned by Kaelyn, Kenadee and Keegan Weigel, Platteville. Reserve Champion was Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, exhibited by Jacob, Logan and Madison Harbaugh and Ainsley and Adella Loehr, Marion. Judge Lepage commented “This is an easy winner today. She uses her dairy strength and is wider in the chest floor, wider in the front end and has more rib.” He said the reserve champion “moves extremely well and has more openness of rib than the honorable mention. I prefer the way she flexes that rear leg and her width through the rump.” The Premier Exhibitor banner went to Milksource Genetics and Duckett Holsteins was named Premier Breeder. Congratulations to all of the exhibitors and thank you to all of the show sponsors that helped make the show a success. Following are the top 5 placings in each class, along with other award winners. For more results, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com. Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (7): 1. (B&O) Pfaffsway Gold Chip Brew, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor 2. Heritage-E Debbie Dream On, N & J Sarbacker and M & L Evangelo, Whitewater 3. Jeffrey-Way Solomon Taysol, Emma Kate & Ava Hendrickson, Belleville 4. Hobby-Hill Amo Dynomite, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville 5. Dreamfix Splash of Sun-ET, Landon & Mylie Wendorf & Christian Sachse, Ixonia Spring Calf (23): 1. (B&O) Ocean-View Heaven Sent-ET, Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield 2. Milksource Addic Tipper-Red, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna 3. Lizettes Avalnch Lattice-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail and Budjon Farms, Lomira 4. Kamps-RX Apple Atbest-ET, Tim & Barb Natzke, Fond du Lac 5. Budjon-Vail A Cover Girl-ET, Rodney Bohnhoff, Plymouth Winter Calf (22): 1. (B&O) Duckett Doorman Gina-ET, Mike & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 2. Budjon-Vail Solmn Hollee-ET, Elite Genetics Co Ltd., Lomira 3. RJohn Prestige Champion-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker and Dawson Nickels, Whitewater 4. Ryan-Vu Mario Serenade, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 5. Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan and Madison Harbaugh, Marion Fall Calf (11): 1. (B&O) Milksource Dempsey Amour, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 3. WI Fischerdale Sid Ezra, Lindsey, Ashlyn and Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton 4. Ryan-Vu Dooman Maiti-ET, Dylan & Cameron 8–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

Grand Champion selection

Intermediate Champions

Grand Champion - left to right: Carley Krull for Brian Krull Memorial award, WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Judge Joel Lepage, John Vosters with TK-Plain-View Ripley, Mark Rueth with Gamblin Armani Glade, Paradise and Nicky Rueth, Dan Hovden and Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem Ryan, Fond du Lac 5. Milksource Believe-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton Summer Yearling (10): 1. (B&O) Milksource Taelyn-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. Crowleyview Doorman Luxi, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion 3. Rosedale Mb Lucky Lady, Rosedale Genetics and F & D Borba, Oxford 4. Go-Sho Doorman Remedie, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater 5. Cow-Palace Diamond Hazel, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan Spring Yearling (11): 1. (B&O) Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L, & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion 2. Ernest-Anthony Lily, NDIRA, Galt, CA 3. Cranehill Dback Chloe-ET, Cranehill Genetics, Whitewater 4. Goldenflo Expander Rags, Kalista, Kaianne and Kaydence Hodorff, Eden 5. Daja-Vu Defiant Mia, Austen Schmidt, Cascade Winter Yearling (6): 1. Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee

& Keegan Weigel, Platteville 2. (B&O) Hillpine Rain Katcher-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove 3. Sonnenbrook Dback Kendra-ET, Ryan & Kayla Sonnenburg & Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Belleville 4. Hammertime Dbak Rapunzel-ET, M & M Sarbacker & J & N Broege, Whitewater 5. Hammertime Dback Ruby-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette Fall Yearling (11): 1. Ryan-Crest Hnotic Elisha-ET, NDIRA, Inc., Galt, CA 2. (B&O) Ms Cow-Palace Union Akira, Ken & Kathy Elliott, JT & Ronald A Roskopf, Sheboygan 3. Marshland Airlift Hypocrite, Marshland Farms, Inc., Cushing 4. Pappys Chelios Rover-ET, Heritage Holsteins and Cranehill Genetics, Whitewater 5. Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Gays Mills Junior Champion: Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville Reserve Junior Champion: Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L, & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. RyanVu, Fond du Lac 3. Ocean-View Genetics, Deerfield Milking Yearling (3): 1. (B&O, BU) Milksource Dmdbck Taekwondo, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. Budjon-JK Doorman Elvina, Jordan & Whitney Ebert & Chandler Bening, Lomira 3. KnH-Endres Db JayceeTW, Mikayla Endres, Lone Rock Junior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O, BU) Duckett Gc Naomi, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 2. Rosedale Unscripteddrama-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford 3. Duckett Doorman Trish-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 4. Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alek T & Brooke S Krueger, Hazel Green 5. St-Jacob G-Chain Hezzy-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter Vail, Lomira Senior 2-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) Sco-Lo-Af Sid Sangria-ET, James Ostrom and John M Vosters, Kaukauna 2. (B&O) Ms Milksource RL Krystal-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna 3. Duckett Atwd Tinsel-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 4. Duckett Gold Flo-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 5. Sherona-Hill Rachel Reba-ET, Reba Partners & Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater Junior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) Unique Dempsey Cheers, Budjon, Abbott, Vail, Woodmansee and Blondin, Lomira 2. Ms Listerines Look at Me-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 3. Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, Eva Doornink, Baldwin 4. (B&O) Rosedale Play Hard to Get, Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford 5. Jas-K Brazzle Embrazzle, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills Senior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (B&O, BU) Miss Wbk Brittany-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph 2. Hillpine Ds Night Moves, Megan Lauber, Union Grove 3. Comestar Hopra Atwood-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail and Budjon Farms, Lomira 4. Dream-Team Atw Sometime-ET, Jenna & Don Fahey, Merrill Intermediate Champion: Unique Dempsey Cheers, Budjon, Abbott, Vail, Woodmansee and Blondin, Lomira Reserve Intermediate Champion: Sco-Lo-Af Sid Sangria-ET, James Ostrom and John M Vosters, Kaukauna 4-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU, Prod) Gamblin Armani Glade, Rosedale Genetics, D Hovden & MB Luckylady Farm, Oxford 2. K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Black Diamond Partnership, Delavan 3. Lingle Gold Freaky Girl-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail and Budjon Farms, Lomira 4. Ms Rocklan Gldwyn Ashlyn-ET, Tyler Meyer, Delavan 5. Fradon Armani JordeyET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph (B&O) Langer Dundee Nautica-ET, Justin & Kayla Langer, Marion 5-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Beaverbrook Goldwyn Zoey-ET, Milk Source, LLC, Kaukauna 2. Comestar Larion Goldwyn-ET, Dr. Chris Keim, Oxford 3. (Prod) Vale-O-Skene Attic Stars, M, E & N Gilbertson, G & H Flannery and H Reeson, Hollandale 4. (B&O) Hillpine Windhammer Chrome, Lauber Farm, Union Grove 6-Year-Old & Older (3): 1. (BU) TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. (B&O, Prod) Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills 3. Knonaudale Mudpie-ET, Milk Source, LLC, Kaukauna 150,000 lb. Cow (3): 1. (BU) Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET, Whitney Ebert, Algoma 2. (Prod) Ky-Blue Gw Debbie-ET, N & J Sarbacker and M & L Evangelo, Whitewater 3. (B&O) Tombeth Shottle Enhance-ET, Thomas and Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills Senior & Grand Champion: TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion: Gamblin Armani Glade, Rosedale Genetics, D Hovden & MB Luckylady Farm, Oxford Best Udder of the Show: TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milk Source LLC,

Intermediate Champions: Tim Abbott, WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Tom Cull with Unique Dempsey Cheers, John Vosters with Sco-lo-Af Sid Sangria-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem

Junior Champions: WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Judge Joel Lepage, Keegan (front) and Kenadee Weigel, Kaelyn Weigel with Budjon-Abbott AlexandraET, Lynn Harbaugh with Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, Kurt Loehr (back), Sara Harbaugh and WHA Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem

Premier Breeder - Duckett Holsteins Kaukauna Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills Best 3 Females (1): 1. Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Heritage Holsteins and M & L Evangelo, Whitewater Produce of Dam (2): 1. Tombeth Holsteins, Gays Mills 2. Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph Premier Breeder: Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph Premier Exhibitor: Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-9

2018 All-Wisconsin Winners

All-WI Spring Calf: Ocean-View Heaven Sent-ET, Ocean View Genetics Reserve All-WI: Milksource Addic Tipper-Red, Tristen Ostrom

All-WI Winter Calf: Duckett Doorman Gina-ET, Mike & Julie Duckett Reserve All-WI: Budjon-Vail Solmn Hollee-ET, Elite Genetics Co Ltd.

All-WI Fall Calf: Milksource Dempsey Amour, Milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Dylan & Cameron Ryan

All-WI Summer Yearling: Milksource Taelyn-ET, Milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Crowleyview Doorman Luxi, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr

All-WI Spring Yearling: Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L, & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr Reserve All-WI: Ernest-Anthony Lily, NDIRA, Inc.

All-WI Winter Yearling: Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel Reserve All-WI: Hillpine Rain Katcher-ET, Ryan Lauber

All-WI Fall Yearling: Ryan-Crest Hnotic Elisha-ET, NDIRA, Inc. Reserve All-WI: Ms Cow-Palace Union Akira, Ken & Kathy Elliott, JT & Ronald A Roskopf

All-WI Milking Yearling: Milksource Dmdbck Taekwondo, Milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Budjon-JK Doorman Elvina, Jordan & Whitney Ebert & Chandler Bening

All-WI Junior 2 Year Old: Duckett Gc Naomi, Michael & Julie Duckett Reserve All-WI: Rosedale Unscripteddrama-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd.

All-WI Produce of Dam: Tombeth Holsteins

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2018 All-Wisconsin Winners

All-WI Senior 2 Year Old: Sco-Lo-Af Sid Sangria-ET, James Ostrom and John M Vosters Reserve All-WI: Ms Milksource RL Krystal-ET, Tristen Ostrom

All-WI Junior 3 Year Old: Unique Dempsey Cheers, Budjon, Abbott, Vail, Woodmansee and Blondin Reserve All-WI: Ms Listerines Look at Me-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett

All-WI Senior 3 Year Old: Miss Wbk Brittany-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett Reserve All-WI: Hillpine Ds Night Moves, Megan Lauber

All-WI 4 Year Old: Gamblin Armani Glade, Rosedale Genetics, D Hovden & MB Luckylady Farm Reserve All-WI: K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Black Diamond Partnership

All-WI 5 Year Old: Beaverbrook Goldwyn Zoey-ET, Milk Source, LLC Reserve All-WI: Comestar Larion Goldwyn-ET, Dr. Chris Keim

All-WI 6 Year Old & Older: TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns

All-WI 150,000 lb. Milk Cow: Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET, Whitney Ebert Reserve All-WI: Ky-Blue Gw Debbie-ET, N & J Sarbacker and M & L Evangelo

Champion Bred & Owned: Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns

Premier Exhibitor MilkSource Genetics

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Junior Championship Show

Grand Champion line-up for the Junior Championship Show The third annual Junior Championship Show was held on August 20 in Madison, Wis. Judge John Erbsen of Lanark, Ill., placed 95 head, including 71 heifers and 24 cows. Noah Bilz of Dorchester took home Grand Champion honors with OCD Braxton Charlee-ET. Reserve Champion honors went to Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, the Intermediate Champion, owned by Eva Doornink, Baldwin. Judge Erbsen commented on his Grand Champion, “I love the straightness of lines (on the senior champion), the quality of udder and she has the best udder of the show.” He went on to say the Reserve Champion had a bit more style than the Reserve Senior Champion and that she has a bright future. Reserve Intermediate Champion was Synergy Anaheim MagnoliaET owned by Mason, Carter, & Evan Jauquet and Mikayla, Carmen & Spencer Haack of Pulaski. Reserve Senior Champion was Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida owned by Shaun Jens & Savanah Barts, Sheboygan Falls. Sweeping Junior Champion honors of the Junior and Open Shows was Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET owned by Kaelyn, Kenadee and Keegan Weigel of Platteville. Reserve Junior Champion was Dylan and Cameron Ryan’s winning fall calf, Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine. Judge Erbsen commented that the winter yearling “is a tremendous heifer with great breed character about her head and neck. You have to love her length, she’s feminine in the front end but still has power.” He also said he loved the extremely stylish fall calf but the champion has more width through the chest and he liked how her neck comes out of shoulder just a bit nicer. The state showmanship contest was held on Tuesday with Nick Uglow serving as official judge. Logan Harbaugh, Jacob Harbaugh and Noah Bilz placed first in their respective age division. Andis clippers donated clippers for first place in each division and Nasco generously donated show supplies for the top three placings in each of the age divisions. Following are the top 5 placings in each class, along with other award winners. For more results, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com. Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (7): 1. Pffafsway Gold Chip Brew, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor 2. (JrB&O) Bella-View Dbk

Lace-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion 3. JeffreyWay Solomon Taysol, Emma Kate & Ava Hendrickson, Belleville 4. Hobby-Hill Ammo Dynomite, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville 5. Ms Booth-Haven Rosie-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Spring Calf (5): 1. Pffafsway Gold Chip Brew, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor 2. (JrB&O) Jenlar Solomon Mara, Brianna Meyer, Chilton 3. Sco-Lo Avalanche Roll On-ET, M Sprecher, K Zapalac & S Paulson, Arlington 4. Bella-View Dbk Lace-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion 5. Imagine-That Jo Shine 27-ET, Carly A Strauss, Lake Mills Winter Calf (21): 1. RJohn Prestige Champion-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker and Dawson Nickels, Whitewater 2. Mik-Nels A Caramac-RedET, Jacob, Logan and Madison Harbaugh, Marion 3. WI Fischerdale Crush Jackie, Lindsey, Ashlyn and Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton 4. (JrB&O) Elladaire Jdy Carlini-ET, Ella, Adam and Claire Bindl, Plymouth 5. Crave Expander Gabe 11141, Roseanne Crave, Waterloo Fall Calf (10): 1. Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Dylan and Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 2. Milksource Believe-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton 3. Petitclerc Solomon Tropic-ET, N Bilz, K Chambers and K Schachelmayer, Dorchester 4. Ryan-Vu Embassy Backdraft, Brooke & Maria Zillges and Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 5. WI Fischerdale Sid Ezra, Lindsey, Ashlyn and Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton (JrB&O) Synergy Jordy Spike-Red-ET, M, C, & E Jauquet and M, C & S Haack, Pulaski Summer Yearling (8): 1. Crowleyview Doorman Luxi, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion 2. (JrB&O) Go-Sho Doorman Remedie, Tessa and Stella Schmocker, Whitewater 3. Siemers Dman Haylina-ET, Alek T & Brooke Krueger, Hazel Green 4. Ms Kress-Hill Ej Alayna-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton 5 Shadynook Expander Rayna, Kole & Beau Trapp, Taylor Spring Yearling (7): 1. Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire-ET, Grant Vosters, Freedom 2. Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion 3. Goldenflo Expander Rags, Kalista, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden 4. Glenn-Ann Elude Brevin, Clayton Mahlkuch,

Grand Champions: Judge John Erbsen, WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Noah Bilz with OCD Braxton Charlee-ET and Eva Doornink with Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus

Junior Champions: Judge John Erbsen, Keegan (front) and Kenadee Weigel, Kaelyn Weigel with Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Dylan Ryan with RyanVu Doorman Risin Shine, Cameron Ryan and WHA Princess Allie Breunig

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Juda 5. (JrB&O) J-E-G Solomon Dream On, Justin Giese, Edgar Winter Yearling (8): 1. Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville 2. Hammertime Dbak Rapunzel-ET, M & M Sarbacker and J & N Broege, Whitewater 3. Dz-Double-D Defiant Hailey, Hailey, Allison, Jack & Chloe Zernicke, Bonduel 4. Petitclerc Atwood Secret-ET, Eva Doornink & Jacob Harbaugh, Baldwin 5. (JrB&O) Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford Fall Yearling (7): 1. Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah R Kearns, Gays Mills 2. Harvue Duckett Drmn Geni-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion 3. Lars-Acres Airlift Fareway, Brooke, Dane and Luke Trustem, Evansville 4. Sunnyside Nancy Doorman-ET, Joseph W Schuh, Seymour 5. Booth-Haven My Fair Lady, Cole, Ava, Campbell and Royce Booth, Plymouth Junior Champion: Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville Reserve Junior Champion: Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Milking Yearling (1): 1. (JrB&O, BU) KnH-Endres Db Jaycee-TW, Mikayla Endres, Lone Rock Junior 2-Year-Old (3): 1. (JrB&O, BU) Welsh-Edge Dm Highonlife-ET, Hope & David Petersheim, Viroqua 2. Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alek T & Brooke S Krueger, Hazel Green 2. Ms Kress-Hill Sunray-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton Senior 2-Year-Old (1): 1. (BU) Straussdale At Glory 1765, Erin, Emily & Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Junior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU) Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, Eva Doornink, Baldwin 2. Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET, M, C, & E Jauquet and M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 3. Dreamhaven Gc Ricotta, Brooke M & Maria Zillges, Larsen 4. (JrB&O) Synergy Equation Algortm, M, C, & E Jauquet and M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 5. Black-Rock Doorman Deb 001, Alek T Krueger, Hazel Green Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU) Joliam R Penny 4751-ET, Nicole Pralle, Humbird 2. Tree-Hayven Justice-ET, Hailey, Allison, Jack & Chloe Zernicke, Bonduel 3. KnH-Endres Bradnick Oasis, Mikayla Endres, Lone Rock 4. (JrB&O) Lars-Acres Gwatwd Landi-ET, Brooke M, Dane J & Luke E Trustem, Evansville 5. Welsh-Edge Absout Astonish, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua Intermediate Champion: Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, Eva Doornink, Baldwin Reserve Intermediate Champion: Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET, M, C, & E Jauquet and M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 4-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida, Shaun Jens & Savanah Barts, Sheboygan Falls 2. Elmlo Atlantic Lexi, Jonathan Ward, Cascade 3. Welsh-Edge Gw Hott Toddy-ET, David Petersheim, Viroqua 4. Opsal Aftrshk Specialize-ET, Joseph Troy Opsal, Blue Mounds 5-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU) OCD Braxton Charlee-ET, Noah Bilz, Dorchester 2. Budjon-JK Damion Eklipse-ET, Lindsey Sarbacker, Edgerton 3. ValeO-Skeen Attic Stars, M, E & N Gilbertson, G & H Flannery & H Reeson, Hollandale 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. (BU) Go-Sho Miss Independent-ET, Tessa VL & Stella RB Schmocker, Whitewater 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. (BU) Joliam Goldwyn 3404-ET, Nicole Pralle, Humbird Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: KnH-Endres Db Jaycee-TW,

10 & Under Showmanship winners: 1st - Logan Harbaugh 2nd - Peyton Voegeli 3rd - Brianne Vandoske

Intermediate Champions: WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Eva Doornink with Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, and Mason Jauquet with Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET

Senior Champions: WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Noah Bilz with OCD Braxton Charlee-ET and Shaun Jens with Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida Mikayla Endres, Lone Rock Senior & Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Show: OCD Braxton Charlee-ET, Noah Bilz, Dorchester Reserve Senior Champion: Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida, Shaun T Jens & Savanah R Barts, Sheboygan Falls Reserve Grand Champion: Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, Eva Doornink, Baldwin

Junior Showmanship winners: 1st - Jacob Harbaugh 2nd - Kenadee Weigel 3rd - Sarah Hagenow

Senior Showmanship winners: 1st - Noah Bilz 2nd - Joey Opsal 3rd - Jenna Broege

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2018 Junior All-Wisconsin Winners

Jr. All-WI Spring Calf, Exh. 10 & Under Pffafsway Gold Chip Brew, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff Reserve Junior All-WI: Bella-View Dbk Lace-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh

Junior All-WI Spring Calf Pffafsway Gold Chip Brew, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff Reserve Junior All-WI: Jenlar Solomon Mara, Brianna Meyer

Junior All-WI Winter Calf: RJohn Prestige Champion-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker and Dawson Nickels Reserve Junior All-WI: Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh

Junior All-WI Fall Calf: Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Dylan & Cameron Ryan Reserve Junior All-WI: Milksource Believe-ET, Molly Olstad

Junior All-WI Summer Yearling: Crowleyview Doorman Luxi, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr Reserve Junior All-WI: Go-Sho Doorman Remedie, Tessa & Stella Schmocker

Junior All-WI Spring Yearling: Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire-ET, Grant Vosters Reserve Junior All-WI: Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr

Junior All-WI Winter Yearling: Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel Reserve Junior All-WI: Hammertime Dbak Rapunzel-ET, M & M Sarbacker and J & N Broege

Junior All-WI Fall Yearling: Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah R Kearns Reserve Junior All-WI: Harvue Duckett Drmn Geni-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh

Junior All-WI Milking Yearling: KnH-Endres Db Jaycee-TW, Mikayla Endres

Junior All-WI Junior 2 Year Old: Welsh-Edge Dm Highonlife-ET, Hope & David Petersheim Reserve Junior All-WI: Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alek T & Brooke S Krueger,

Junior All-WI Senior 2 Year Old: Straussdale At Glory 1765, Erin, Emily & Carly Strauss 14â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

2018 Junior All-Wisconsin Winners

Junior All-WI Junior 3 Year Old: Ms Hodglynn Brkw Bonus, Eva Doornink Reserve Junior All-WI: Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET, M, C, & E Jauquet and M, C & S Haack

Junior All-WI Senior 3 Year Old: Joliam R Penny 4751-ET, Nicole Pralle Reserve Junior All-WI: Tree-Hayven Justice-ET, Hailey, Allison, Jack & Chloe Zernicke

Junior All-WI 4 Year Old: Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida, Shaun T Jens & Savanah R Barts Reserve Junior All-WI: Elmlo Atlantic Lexi, Jonathan Charles Ward

Junior All-WI 5 Year Old: OCD Braxton Charlee-ET, Noah Bilz Reserve Junior All-WI: Budjon-JK Damion Eklipse-ET, Lindsey Sarbacker

Junior All-WI 6 Year Old & Older: Go-Sho Miss Independent-ET, Tessa & Stella Schmocker

Junior All-WI 150,000 lb. Cow: Joliam Goldwyn 3404-ET, Nicole Pralle

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2018 All-Wisconsin Red & White Show Monday, July 10 • Madison • Judge: Brian Kelroy Spring Calf, exhibitors age 10 & Under (6): 1. (1JR, B&O) Milksource Addic Tipper-Red, Tristen Ostrom 2. (2JR, JrB&O) Bella-View Dback Lace-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh 3. (3JR) Crescentmead Drama Queen-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf 4. LakeBreeze Dreamer-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf 5. Kings-View Avatar Jam-Red, Katie Reineking Spring Calf (11): 1. (1JR, B&O) Milksource Addic Tipper-Red, Tristen Ostrom 2. Lyn-Vale Def Ruby-Red-ET, William A Schultz III 3. (2JR, JrB&O) Bella-View Dback Lace-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh 4. (3JR) Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth 5. St-Yle-Sa Party Girl-Red, Stephanie Aves Winter Calf (18): 1. (1JR, B&O) Tree-Hayven Daniel Diem-Red, Aaliyah Borchert 2. K-Manor Spledid Rose-Red, K-Manor Holsteins 3. (2JR) Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh 4. (3JR) AJ-Chance Pricey Addict-Red, Clayton Mahlkuch 5. Cleland Hypnotic Kadence-Red, Jim & Vicky Cleland (JrB&O) Booth-Haven Ladybug-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royve Booth Fall Calf (11): 1. (1JR, JrB&O, B&O) Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, M, C & E Jaquet & M, C & S Haack 2. Lyn-Vale Levrag Chevron-Red, William A Schultz III 3. (2JR) Ms Kress-Hill Saphire-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts 4. (3JR) Synergy Jordys Starr-Red-ET, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack 5. (4JR) Lyn-Vale Rainy Day-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth Summer Yearling (5): 1. Okato Airship Lipstick-Red, Hylite Holsteins & Justin Straks 2. (1JR, B&O) River-Bridge Defy Fear-Red, McKenna & Coltin Coffeen & Braelyn Ott 3. Lyn-Vale Clarabelle-Red, William A Schultz III 4. Ziems-Day R Make My Day-Red, Ziems Farms & Tim & Leah Ziemba 5. (2JR, JrB&O) Brickroad Dback Tango-Red, Zane Breuch Spring Yearling (4): 1. (1JR) Benrise Jacot Forest-Red, Dawson & Kylie Nickels 2. (2JR) Luck-E Diamond Kool-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh 3. (B&O) Hidden-Creek Raven-P-Red, Tom Sherven 4. (3JR, JrB&O) Overland Defi Gravity-Red, McKenna & Coltin Coffeen Winter Yearling (2): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Ladinodale Avaln AlaynaRed, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst 2. (2JR) Opsal Diamndback MadisonRed, Joseph Troy Opsal Fall Yearling (0) Junior Champion, Junior Show: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, M, C & E Jaquet & M, C & S Haack Reserve Junior Champion, Junior Show: Ms Kress-Hill Saphire-RedET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts Junior Champion: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, M, C & E Jaquet & M, C & S Haack Reserve Junior Champion: Lyn-Vale Levrag Chevron-Red, William A Schultz III Junior Best Three Females (1): 1. William A Schultz III Junior 2 Year Old (7): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O, BU) Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Mike & Megan Moede 2. Sabofarm Folkfare-Red-ET, Robert Sabo 3. Rosedale Weep No More-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics

4. (2JR) Crescentmead Dukn Donut-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf 5. (3JR) Ms Kresshill Sunkiss-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts Senior 2 Year Old (6): 1. (BU) Rosedale Prettyfancy In-Red, Karlee Ketelboeter & Joey Opsal 2. OCD Absolute 35796-Red, Tanner Schmaling 3. (B&O) Scenic-Vale Sheila-Red, William A Schultz III 4. Milksource Lt Devil-Red-ET, Martin Kinyon 5. Ziems Awesom Royalty-Red-ET, Ziems Farms & Tim & Leah Ziemba Junior 3 Year Old (1): 1. (B&O, BU) Jas-K Capgain Tisha-Red-ET, Jason Kearns Senior 3 Year Old (4): 1. (1JR) Blondin Armani Stella Arto-Red, Joseph Troy Opsal 2. (B&O, BU) Cleland RB Admirngly-Red-ET, Jason Cleland 3. Milksource Wire Racket-Red, Martin Kinyon 4. Gildale Aso AtractiveRed-ET, Gildale Holsteins Intermediate Champion, Junior Show: HMead-Manor Def AdelineRed, Mike & Megan Moede Reserve Intermediate Champion, Junior Show: Blondin Armani Stella Arto-Red, Joseph Troy Opsal Intermediate Champion: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Mike & Megan Moede Reserve Intermediate Champion: Rosedale Prettyfancy In-Red, Karlee Ketelboeter & Joey Opsal 4 Year Old (3): 1. (BU) Leawood Spicegirl-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf 2. (1JR) Kamps-Hollow Acapella-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf 3. (2JR) Golden-Oaks Absolute-Red-ET, Molly & Montana Sarbacker 5 Year Old (2): 1. (BU) Frozenes-LP Contdr Lark-Red-ET, Crescentmead & Milksource 2. (B&O) Rosedale Rumor Has It-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics, M Mitchell & M Hockett Aged Cow (3): 1. (B&O, BU) Trent-Way Des Dynamite-Red, Trent Hendrickson 2. (1JR) Milksource DTY Tammy-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf 3. (2JR) Siemers Destry Sunny-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts 125,000 lb. Cow (0) Senior Champion, Junior Show: Kamps-Hollow Acapella-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf Reserve Senior Champion, Junior Show: Golden-Oaks Absolute-RedET, Molly & Montana Sarbacker Grand Champion, Junior Show: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Mike & Megan Moede Reserve Grand Champion, Junior Show: Kamps-Hollow AcapellaRed-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf Senior & Grand Champion: Leawood Spicegirl-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf Reserve Senior Champion: Trent-Way Des Dynamite-Red, Trent Hendrickson Reserve Grand Champion: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Mike & Megan Moede Champion Bred & Owned: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Mike &

Grand Champions: Judge Brian Kelroy, Joe Kietzman with Leawood Spicegirl-Red-ET, Mike Moede with Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red and National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson

Grand Champions of the Junior Show: Judge Brian Kelroy, Mike Moede with Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Grady Wendorf with Kamps-Hollow Acapella-Red-ET and National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson

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Megan Moede Best Udder of the Show: Leawood Spicegirl-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf Best Three Females (1): 1. Rosedale Genetics Produce of Dam (1): 1. Kress-Hill Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Kress-Hill Premier Breeder: Milksource Genetics LLC Premier Exhibitor: Grady & Lane Wendorf

Ryans Sweep Fond du Lac Futurity

The Cow Palace at the Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds was the location for the 2018 Agromatic Holstein Futurity. Six 5-year-olds were shown. First place, best udder and top bred & owned went to Ryan-Vu Alexander Rally exhibited by Ryan-Vu Dairy. Top production honors went to B&Z Latimer 8922-ET exhibited by John Zook. First place, best udder and top bred & owned also went to Ryan-Vu in the 2-year-old class with Ryan-Vu Atwood Ithaca. Top Junior Owned honors went to Second-Look Holsteins for 2nd-Look All Awesomeness. 19 2-year-olds showed. Best Dressed Female was Rachel Bock and Best Dressed Male was Marcus Vossekuil. Ryan Weigel of Platteville, Wis. was the judge. Major sponsor is Agromatic, Inc. of Fond du Lac. Other event sponsors include FDL Co. Holstein Association, FDL Co. Ag Society, Woodâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Floral and Gifts, Frey Livestock Trucking, Compeer Financial, Summit Automotive Chrysler, Dodge Jeep, IBA Distributor, Tari Costello & East Central Select Sires. Award sponsors include Immel Insurance and Financial Services; Ryan-Vu Holsteins; Forest Ridge Holsteins, Kurt & Sarah Loehr Family; Westphalia Holsteins, Westphal Family; Burledge Holsteins, Ray Halbur Family; Second-Look Holsteins, Hodorff Family; Kamphuis Farms LLC; Joe Julka Memorial; Jim Gillett Family; Francis Bebow Memorial and Pat Gauthier of Initial Design. Semen sponsors include Genex, Tim Lynch; Semex, Jim Memler; Alta Genetics, Fred Tidemann; and East Central/Select Sires.

Junior Champions: Judge Brian Kelroy, Carmen Haack with Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Yvonne Preder with Lyn-Vale Levrag Chevron-Red and National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson

5-year-old Winner - front row left to right: Emily Franke, 2018 FDL Co. Fairest of the Fair; Allie Breunig Wisconsin Holstein Princess; Cameron Ryan, owner; Brooke Trustem, Wisconsin Holstein Princess Attendant; Kaitlyn Riley, 2018 Alice in Dairyland. Back row: Dustin Westphal, award sponsor; Mary, Mark & Dylan Ryan, owners; Ryan-Vu Alexander Rally, winner; Brian Kelroy, leadsman; Dean Birschbach, major sponsor; Ryan Weigel, judge; Sarah Loehr, award sponsor. Junior Champions of the Junior Show: Judge Kelroy, Carmen Haack with Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Savanah Barts with Ms Kress-Hill SaphireRed-ET, Kendyll & Owen Kress & National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson

We need your recipes! WHA Members and Friends. We are doing a dairy/tailgate souvenir cookbook for the 2019 National Holstein Convention. We are looking for recipes along with photos of your dairy creation, your farm or yourself. Recipe categories include: Tailgate appetizers, grilled creations, Wisconsin cheese please, crockpot faves, dairy desserts and more. To submit your recipe, please email wisholsteins@gmail.com or mail to WHA Office, 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913.

2-year-old Winner - front row, left to right: Emily Franke, 2018 FDL Co. Fairest of the Fair; Allie Breunig, Wisconsin Holstein Princess; Dylan & Cameron Ryan, owners; Brooke Trustem, Wisconsin Holstein Princess Attendant; Kaitlyn Riley, 2018 Alice in Dairyland. Back row: Mary Schuster, award sponsor; Connie Julka, award sponsor; Ryan Weigel, judge; Ryan-Vu Atwood Ithaca-ET, winner; Amy Ryan, leadsperson/owner; Dean Birschbach, major sponsor; Jim Gillett, award sponsor. wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-17

DISTRICT 7 BREEDER PROFILE by Emma Olstad, WHA Summer Intern

Jauquet Holsteins LLC Jeff Jauquet Family, Luxemburg he northeastern part of Wisconsin in District 7 is the home of the Green Bay Packers, Door County, and Lake Michigan. But more importantly, it is where many of Wisconsin’s cows call home. Located outside of Green Bay in Luxemburg, Jeff Jauquet owns and operates Jauquet Holsteins, LLC. In 1966, the original farm was purchased by Jeff ’s parents, Hub and JoAnne and began with 50 cows. Jauquet Holsteins, LLC is now home to 80 cows, the majority of which are Registered Holsteins with some Brown Swiss, Jerseys and Red and Whites. Jeff went into a partnership with his parents in 1986, a year after attending Farm and Industry Short Course at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Seven years later, Jeff bought the farm from his parents and has been the sole owner since. Though Jeff oversees the main day to-day operations, he employs two people, Linda and Jose, to ensure farm tasks fun smoothly and cows are well cared for. Cows are fed a TMR ration with corn silage and balege from crops grown on their 296 acres. Of the 80 cows on the dairy, 30 of the animals are boarded. These animals are elite show cows who have competed at every level and high genomic females that have been successful for their owners. One of the most notable cows living at Jauquet Holsteins, LLC, is Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET who is owned by the Ebert family of Algoma. Allison has had a tremendous show career for the Eberts, placing first in the Six-Year-Old and Older Class in the International Junior Holstein Show at World Dairy Expo in 2017 as well as the Five-Year-Old Class at the 2016. Allison most recently was named the All-Wisconsin 150,000 lb. Cow at the Wisconsin Championship Show. Jeff has also had the opportunity to house the winning Junior TwoYear-Old Brown Swiss from the 2017 World Dairy Expo, IE Twinkle-Hill Bush Jengas. She is owned by John and Dee Winkelman of Watertown. Jeff says that he enjoys the challenge that caring for show cows presents and seeing them develop during each lactation. Jauquet Holsteins, LLC raises their young stock on the farm. At birth, the calves are fed one gallon of pasteurized colostrum within the first hour of birth. Calves are housed in individual hutches and are fed pasteurized milk three times a day for 60 days. Once they are weaned, they are grouped in super hutches and fed a grass alfalfa mix. When making breeding decisions, Jeff focuses on the specific cow

BKB Amanda-ET EX-92 family and breeds for elite genetics or high milk production, components and merchandizing potential. To obtain the high type genetics that he has worked so hard to achieve, Jeff currently uses sires such as Doorman and Unix. When breeding for genomics, Jeff ’s process changes weekly given the constant change of service sires due to the fast-paced process. The cows are milked three times a day in a tie-stall barn and are let outside to graze at night during the grazing season. The dairy’s rolling herd average is 32,781 3.91% 1293 3.21% 1053 with a bulk tank average of 110 pounds. The most influential cow to call Jauquet Holsteins home through the years was BKB Amanda-ET, EX-92, because of her high-quality genetics. Amanda was a Durham out of Shoremar S Alicia EX-97. Thanks to Amanda, the farm was able to sell many offspring and embryos to Holstein enthusiasts across Wisconsin and the United States. Outside of farming responsibilities, Jeff enjoys spending time with his three kids - Tyler, Nate and Hailey. Tyler, 29, lives in Slinger with his wife Emilie. They own UniFURsity Club, a doggie daycare in Milwaukee. Emilie works for Harley Davidson Corporate in their accounting department. Nate, 27, lives in Duvall with his wife, Kailyn and their 3-year-old son, Jamison. Nate works for Schreiber Foods in Green Bay in their finance department. Hailey, 20, just started her junior year at the University of WisconsinMadison and is studying Psychology and Life Sciences Communications. She is actively involved in the Badger Dairy Club and is looking forward to working at World Dairy Expo.

Jauquet Holsteins LLC Jeff Jauquet Family • 80 cows • 296 acres - corn silage and alfalfa • RHA: 3x 32,781 3.91% 1293F 3.21% 1053P • Bulk tank average of 110 pounds • Cows fed TMR

Left to right: Tyler, Nathan and Hailey Jauquet 18–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET EX-95, owned by Jordan & Whitney Ebert and housed at Jauquet Holsteins All of the kids helped Jeff on the farm growing up and enjoyed spending their summers showing Holsteins at the District 7 Holstein Show, Kewaunee County Fair and Futurity and the Wisconsin Junior State Fair. Attending the Kewaunee County Junior Fair was always a tradition for the Jauquet family and this year was the first time in nearly 25 years that there were no animals exhibited from Jauquet Holsteins, LLC. The kids may not exhibit in the junior show anymore, but the farm has continued to exhibit in the county Futurity since it started 13 years ago. This year, there were four cows from Jauquet Holsteins and an additional six cows that Jeff boards that were exhibited in the 3-year-old and 5-year-old and over Futurity classes. The main goal of most farmers, including Jeff, is to develop admirable cows and establish genetics to last generations. It’s the passion for farming and his cows that motivates Jeff to continue doing what he loves. He’s proud that the dairy was able to provide for his parents and now for his family. The farm is an excellent place to raise a family and having his 3-year-old grandson run around and help on the farm makes farming a continued family tradition.

Distinguished Breeder and Distinguished Young Breeder awards due November 10

The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder awards. These awards are given out each year at the WHA Annual Convention in February. Any WHA member can submit nominations to the WHA office staff or board of directors. Nominees will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those nominees not receiving an award will be sent an updated form to re-submit for future years if they desire. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269.

We are oﬀering Wisconsin Holstein Breeders the opportunity to promote their herd in cooperation with the 2019 National Holstein Convention. Below are diﬀerent package options available to help promote your herd over the next year leading up to Wisconsin hosting the National Convention.

Breeder Promotional Packages Hall of Fame - $2000+ • Full page, full color ad in convention book in prime position • Online and print Breeder Map with website link and farm info • Standing banner to be displayed at the convention • Premium website (5 pages, up to 10 photos per page)

Super Bowl Champion - $1500+ • Full page, full color ad in convention book • Online and print Breeder Map with website link and farm info • Standing banner to be displayed at the convention • Basic website (1 page, up to 8 photos)

Conference Champion - $1000+ • Full page, full color ad in convention book • Online and print Breeder Map basic listing • Standing banner to be displayed at the convention

Division Champion - $500+ Young Adult Education Award applications due November 15

The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Young Adult Committee will be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational events in 2019. To apply for a Young Adult Award, interested applicants should call the WHA office or visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com. Educational events include, but are not limited to, Young Dairy Leader’s Institute, World Dairy Expo, and World Ag Expo. Applications must be submitted by November 15 and winners will be announced prior to the 2019 Adult Convention. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269.

• Full page, full color ad in convention book • Online and print Breeder Map basic listing

Contact the Wisconsin Holstein News to sign up or with any questions - Laura Wackershauser, 608-723-4933 or lauraw@wisholsteins.com *Farms can be added to the online Breeder Map at any time. Call or email Mara at 1-800-223-4269 or marab@wisholsteins to get your farm added to the list! wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-19

District 7 Report Watch for your chance to advertise & promote your county association in future issues. The November issue will feature District 8 - Dodge, Jefferson, Ozaukee, Washington & Waukesha counties.

District 7

Brown County

2018 Adult Membership: 27; Jr. Membership: 16 The Brown County Junior Holstein Association continues to grow in membership and presence. Ten youth attended the 2018 junior convention, representing the county with two junior teams for dairy bowl. Two senior members also joined up with other counties to participate. In May, members attended Cow Camp and later Badger Dairy Camp, and several exhibited at the district show and state fair. The group completed successful fundraisers by holding lunch stands during the Milk Source Genetics Sale and the 4-H state shooting sports competition. The Brown County group looks forward to continued growth and participation at the county, district and state levels and beyond.

Door County

2018 Adult Membership: 18; Jr. Membership: 10 Adult Association officers - President: Brandon Kruswick; Vice President: Jacob Brey; Secretary: Tracy LaCrosse; Treasurer: Angela Brickner; Junior Advisor: Julaine Olson.

Kewaunee County

2018 Adult Membership: 28; Jr. Membership: 28 Adult Association officers - President: Kevin Gaedtke; Vice President: Paul Wallace; Secretary: Brent Kinnard; Treasurer: Dennis Christoph.

Marinette County

2018 Adult Membership: 8; Jr. Membership: 0

Oconto County

2018 Adult Membership: 11; Jr. Membership: 6

Outagamie County

2018 Adult Membership: 49; Jr. Membership: 16 Adult Association officers - President: Jon Dietzen; Vice President: Brent Schuh; Secretary: Jamie Van Handel; Treasurer: Tim Schultz; Dairy Promotion Director: Joe Paltzer; Nominating: Brittney Muenster; Breed Improvement: Kevin Rauchholz; Sale Manager: Skyler Buman; Junior Advisor: Eric Voight; UW-Extension Agent/Advisor: Sarah Grotjan. Junior Association officers - President: Grant Vosters; Vice President: Abbey Van Handel; Treasurer: Taylor Van Handel; Treasurer: Maclayne Gilson. In 2018 we kicked off our year in March by joining the county’s junior dairy tour of Budjon Farms in March. Our annual Spring Sale followed April 21 at The Cow Palace in Kaukauna and was a success despite being the week after Blizzard Evelyn. Mid-summer the Outagamie County Holstein Association’s annual futurity took place on July 28 at the Outagamie County Fairgrounds in Seymour and included a basket sale, Best Dressed competition, and show. We will end our 2018 with our annual association meeting on December 11 (location to be determined.) The Outagamie County Junior Holstein Association had a successful food stand at our Holstein Breeders’ county sale this past April. We also would like to thank Bull Shipper Semen Sales, NorthStar Co-op, David Gitter’s AI, and IPS for donating semen to the sale and donating it to our association. Our Association had a strong and successful show string of 37 head at this year’s Outagamie County Fair in July. We thank all sponsors and supportive parents for their help this year!

Shawano County

2018 Adult Membership: 45; Jr. Membership: 26 Adult Association officers - President: Steven Schneider; Vice President: Andrea Moeller; Secretary: Jen Christianson; Treasurer: Julie Vomastic. Junior Association officers - President: Emma Gwidt; Vice President: Mason Jauquet; Treasurer: Ben Schmidt; Junior Advisor: Heather Jauquet.

Waupaca/Waushara Counties

2018 Adult Membership: Waupaca - 38, Waushara - 7; Jr. Membership: Waupaca - 12, Waushara - 7 Adult Association officers - President: Willis Gunst; Vice President: Alan 20–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

Cordes; Secretary: Terri Hamm; Treasurer: Justin Hintz; Board members: Corey Biely, Jim Sattler, Matt Ewald, Blair Sawall, Grady Auer & Bret Long. It has been an amazing year for the Waupaca-Waushara Holstein Association! Our year began as 14 of our talented juniors attended the Junior Holstein convention in Stevens Point in January. Caleb Hamm and Katie Bauer both served as JACs for this region and our kids were able to volunteer at convention and help out the JACs with contest duties. We had two junior dairy bowl teams competing as well as two senior teams. One of those junior teams made it to the final round of the dairy bowl contest. Also there were six juniors who participated in the dairy jeopardy contest, three individuals in the prepared speaking contest, three juniors entered in the folding display, craft and photography contests as well. Convention was tons of fun for the kids and chaperones! The 32nd Annual Waupaca-Waushara Show Opportunity Sale was held March 17, 2018. You didn’t need the luck of the Irish to bring home home any of the 35 lots auctioned off that day. So many beautiful Holstein show prospects sold. Our sale average was $1,630 and our highest selling heifer was a gorgeous red winter calf consigned by Milksource and she fetched an impressive $4000. New this year, our juniors sought donations of items and baskets of items to be auctioned off prior to the sale with all proceeds going toward our junior fund. They raised over $4,000! We were humbled by the support and generosity of the businesses and individuals who donated. For the third year our association has partnered with the Waushara County Dairy Promotion to sponsor a showmanship clinic. This year’s clinic was held at Wilstar, Willis and Carla Gunst’s farm in Poy Sippi. We were honored to have Mandi Bue as our presenter this year. There were 40 kids in attendance and this educational day included hands on learning and loads of fun. The Waupaca-Waushara Holstein Association was honored to sponsor the District 7 Show on June 21 at the Waupaca County Fairgrounds. There were an amazing 165 entries! It was lots of work to plan and prepare but also so much fun. Our big summer activity is co-hosting the fitting and showing clinic with the Waupaca County Dairy Fair Youth Committee. This clinic is always a fantastic event that allows kids hands-on clipping, fitting and showing experience under the guidance of dairy leaders and our fitter demonstrator. This year there were 23 kids in attendance from both Waupaca and Waushara Counties. Our counties had wonderful representation at the district show, Wisconsin State Fair, Holstein Futurity, Waushara County and Waupaca County Fairs. We are proud to sponsor awards and prizes for our Holstein showmen. Our association is a tight knit group of Holstein breeders, farmers and enthusiasts. We are 68 members strong. Our main objective is supporting our dairy youth and helping to sponsor educational activities to keep our Holstein juniors passionate about this magnificent breed.

WHA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Your 2019 Membership renewal is on its way! • All WHA members will be receiving a renewal postcard by mail. Watch your mailbox as initial notices will go out the beginning of October. • You will be able to renew online through our website. You will need the email address that is connected to your WHA membership (the address your renewal notice was sent to) and the Customer ID number from your WI Holstein News mailing label. The Customer ID appears on the address label of the News and looks like this: CUSTOMER ID: 0001 JOHN HOLSTEIN JOHNDOE DAIRY FARM W0001 COUNTY LINE RD SOMEWHERE WI 53000

• To pay by credit card, please call 1-800-223-4269. • We would also like to make sure our database information is up to date; if you have any changes to your address, phone number, email, etc. please contact our office. Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913 • 1-800-223-4269 lauraw@wisholsteins.com

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Midwest Holsteins Fall 2018

Illinois • Iowa • Minnesota • Wisconsin

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Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913 Phone (608) 356-2114 • Fax (608) 356-6312 1-800-223-4269 To Advertise: P.O. Box 49, Lancaster, WI 53813 Phone (608) 723-4933 • Fax (608) 723-4973 e-mail: lauraw@wisholsteins.com

www.wisholsteins.com WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION STAFF: Laura Wackershauser, Editor/Advertising Manager Mara Budde, Communications Associate WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS: Craig Carncross, President - Lodi, 608-592-2560 Heather Jauquet, Vice President - Pulaski, 920-371-7511 Erica Ullom, Secretary - Bloomer, 715-933-0477 Steve Endres, Executive Committee - Waunakee, 608-279-5952 Bryan Stremcha, Executive Committee - Bangor, 608-790-1925 Bob Cramer Jr. - Juda, 608-558-7775 Sara Feldmann - Howards Grove, 920-980-9704 Joseta Halbur - Eden, 715-821-9672 Craig Krohlow - Black Creek, 920-639-5388 Pam Selz-Pralle - Humbird, 715-334-3434 Sherry Siemers-Peterman - Cleveland, 920-946-0123 Ryan Weigel - Platteville, 608-434-4109

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Midwest Holsteins INDEX

ADVERTISERS

Antiki Holsteins Dispersal .................................................................. 15

Our Favorite Holsteins.......................................................................... 9

B-J-Grove .............................................................................................. 5

Pioneer Dairy Classic.......................................................................... 12

Circle Drive Holsteins .......................................................................... 8

Sheeknoll Farms.................................................................................. 23

Dolla-Bilz/DeJong Dairy.................................................................... 38

Sherdale Farm ...................................................................................... 2

Flower-Brook Reg. Holsteins .............................................................. 30

Synergy Dairy .................................................................................... 22

Gorentz Dairy .................................................................................... 31

Tombeth Holsteins.............................................................................. 34

Hollermann Family Dairy .................................................................. 39

Twin Spruce Farm .............................................................................. 30

Irwindale Holsteins ............................................................................ 35

University of Minnesota ...................................................................... 3

Krohlow Reg. Holsteins Dispersal ................................................ 16-17

University of Wisconsin-Madison ........................................................ 7

Le-O-La Holsteins ................................................................................ 6

Violet Hill............................................................................................ 13

Mannanah Valley................................................................................ 14

WHA Halloween Harvest Sale .......................................................... 21

Marathon County (Wis.)................................................................ 26-29

Wildvale Holsteins .............................................................................. 20

Minnesota Directory of Services ........................................................ 40

Wildvale Dispersal Sale ...................................................................... 35

Minnesota Fall Harvest Sale.......................................................... 36-37 cover photo by Joey Opsal, Blue Mounds, Wis.

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2018 Iowa Holstein Show

Total Head Shown: 233 ~ August 9 ~ Des Moines, Iowa ~ Judge: Pat Conroy Grand Champion, Senior Champion, Best Udder of the Show - Robin Hood Pretty In-Red, Le-O-La Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion, Reserve Senior Champion & Top Bred & Owned of the Show - Moondale Tam, Moondale Farm Honorable Mention Grand Champion & Intermediate Champion - Lyons-DL Mses Shortcake-Red, Lyons Holsteins Reserve Intermediate Champion - Kishholm Chanta, Kishholm Holsteins Junior Champion - Midas-Touch DM Chinker-ET, Stempfle Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion - Arthurcreek Kingboy Chill, Nathan Arthur Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of the Show - Kishholm Holsteins

Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of the Heifer Show - Shawn & Levi Banowetz

Iowa Dairy Princess Rachel Grober, Iowa Holstein Princess Amanda Engelken, Rick Demmer, Kyle Demmer with the Grand & Senior Champion and Best Udder of the Show Robin Hood Pretty In-Red, Dan Moon with the Reserve Grand & Reserve Senior Champion & Top Bred & Owned Moondale Tam, Alternate Iowa Holstein Princess Cynthia Hamlett. Photo by Randy Blodgett Spring Heifer Calf (18) 1 – Banowetz Crush Skylite, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 2 – Indies-View GW Lorelei Ammo, Garrett Schmidt 3 – Hawkeye Sanchez Elly May, Hawkeye Holsteins 4 – Gibbs Dman Big Smile-ET, Gibbs Holsteins 5 – Cloverhill DL Valley-Red-ET, Clover Hill Farms 6 – Eagle-View Doorman Buggy, EagleView Dairy 7 – CloverhillDG Add Arika-ET, Clover Hill Farms 8 – Le-O-La Doorman Faith-TW-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 9 – Lyons-DL Aws Grape Soda-Red, Lyons Holsteins 10 – Cloverhill DL Voodoo-Red-ET, Clover Hill Farms Winter Heifer Calf (33) 1 – Le-O-La Crush Finley-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 2 – Ms KCCK Avalanche Alyssa-ET, KCCK Genetics 3 – Farnear Jordy Mia-ET, Farnear Holsteins 4 – J-Volker Solomon 1324, Lyonsview Dairy Farm 5 – Great-Heritage Conni-Red, Jacob Eggink 6 – Mount Elm Awesome, Hot Tamale, Pagel Sunlight Acres 7 – Stempfle Kingboy 2253, Stempfle Holsteins 8 – Gibbs GD Fresno, Gibbs Holsteins 9 – CloverhillDG Defiant Adele-ET, Clover Hill Farms 10 – Arthurcreek Gold Chip Cori, Nathan Arthur Fall Heifer Calf (25) 1 – Arthurcreek Kingboy Chill, Nathan Arthur 2 – Le-O-La Doorman Marissa-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 3 – Henkeseen Solomon Midnight, 10 - Midwest Holsteins, Fall 2018

Henkeseen Holsteins 4 – Milksource Doorman Ziggi-ET, Shawn & Banowetz 5 – Arthuracres Avalanche Autumn, Arthuracres 6 – Banowetz Solomon Shandy-TW, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 7 – Lida-Acres Ainsley Roe-ET, TNT Cattle 8 – Nabholz Atwood Limerick, Arthuracres 9 – J-Volker Gold Chip 1308, Lyonsview Dairy Farm 10 – Courtlane Gold Chip Marley, Courtlane Holsteins Summer Yearling (11) 1 – Crest-View-Acres Hlx Brooke, Courtlane Holsteins 2 – Arthurcreek H Octane Cosmic, Nathan Arthur 3 – Cloverhill Lotus Lena, Clover Hill Farms 4 – Cost Airlift Arkansas, Cost Farms 5 – Henkeseen Av Blue Moon, Henkeseen Holsteins 6 – Stempfle Doorman Gale-ET, Stempfle Holsteins 7 – Kishholm Money Maker, Kishholm Holsteins 8 – Cloverhill Lotus Atlantis, Ice Cream Acres 9 – J-Volker Rose Atw, Jason Volker 10 – Red-E-J Doorsopen 312, Red-E-J Holsteins Spring Yearling (18) 1 – Ms Nabholz Legend Anna-ET, Nabholz Farms 2 – Bo-Ann RMU Peach-Red-ET, Bo-Ann Holsteins 3 – Milksource Gldchp Regina-ET, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 4 – Courtlane Kingboy Demi, Courtlane Holsteins 5 – Arthurcreek Atwd Charlotte, Nathan Arthur, Cale Baker & Jake Kuhens 6 – Hawkeye-JK Drman Poker Face-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins

7 – Hawkeye-JK MC Artic Rain, Hawkeye Holsteins 8 – Cloverhill Df London-Red-ET, Clover Hill Farms 9 – Farnear Milli Mystique, Farnear Holsteins 10 – Erbacres Solomon Natalia-ET, Pagel Sunlight Acres Winter Yearling (13) 1 – Midas-Touch DM Chinker-ET, Stempfle Holsteins 2 – Banowetz Sid Moola, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 3 – Lyons-DL Red Velvet-Red, Lyons Holsteins 4 – Budjon-Vail JP Shonda-ET, Steinridge Jerseys 5 – Banowetz Attic April, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 6 – Gibbs Action Candy-Red, BAJ Farms 7 – DL-Lyonsview Butterscotch, Lyonsview Dairy Farm 8 – Cloverhill Solomon Tsunami, Clover Hill Holsteins 9 – Linderidge McCtchn Lily 1347, Linderidge Holsteins 10 – Apple-PTS Almorah-ET, Courtlane Holsteins Fall Yearling (11) 1 – Rosedale Defying Gravity, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 2 – Heritage Star Lily, Z-Breeze Holsteins 3 – Henkeseen Meridian Demi, Henkeseen Holsteins 4 – TJR Awesome Art-Red-ET, H&H Farms 5 – Hanson Hilltop Lnc Fullmoon, Hanson Hilltop Farms 6 – Cloverhill Demp Auckland-ET, Clover Hill Farms 7 – Stempfle Kingboy 2013, Stempfle Holsteins 8 – Linderidge McCtchn Cass 1343, Linderidge Holsteins 9 – Cost Airlift Tailspin, Cost Farms 10 – Kris-Del D-Back Faith-Red, Kris-Del Farms Junior Best Three Females (9) 1 – Le-O-La Holsteins 2 – Cost Farms 3 – Henkeseen Holsteins

4 – Lyons Holsteins 5 – Shawn & Levi Banowetz 6 – KCCK Genetics 7 – Courtlane Holsteins 8 – Nathan Arthur 9 – Stempfle Holsteins Fall Yearling In Milk (8) 1 – Kishholm Chanta (BU, B&O), Kishholm Holsteins 2 – Flower-Brook Coral-Red-ET, KCCK Holsteins 3 – Kishholm Contempt, Kishholm Holsteins 4 – Volker-Hovden Sid 1222, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 5 – Milksource Av Tagline-ET, Clover Hill Farms 6 – Hawkeye Avalanche Emmy-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins 7 – Farnear Duke 2268-ET, Farnear Holsteins 8 – Dusty-Hollow TopGun Erin, Dusty-Hollow Holsteins Junior Two Year Old Cow (10) 1 – Oakfield Dback Dreamy (BU), Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 2 – Kishholm Golden Chance (B&O), Kishholm Holsteins 3 – Nando Mogul Lee, Eldo Pries 4 – Banowetz Aftshock Penelope, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 5 – Red-E-J Monterey 281-ET, Red-E-J Holsteins 6 – Quietcove Doorman Fiji-ET, Stempfle Holsteins 7 – Nu-Wave Apple Jack Allie, Z-Breeze Holsteins 8 – Arthurcreek Sid Yosemite, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 9 – Linderidge Kingboy Dice 1324, Linderidge Holsteins 10 – Dusty-Hollow Brd Caitlin, Dusty-Hollow Holsteins Senior Two Year Old Cow (16) 1 – Nic-K Doorman Purple Passion-ET (BU), Hawkeye Holsteins 2 – Ridgedale Reign-Red, Eric Lang 3 – Regancrest D Bombshell (B&O), Regancrest 4 – Stempfle Dorman Glimmer, Stempfle Holsteins 5 – Farnear Alice America-ET, Farnear Holsteins

6 – Crestlea Chippy Chirp Ashlinn, Eric Lang 7 – Biercrest Chelios Elsie, Biercrest Holsteins 8 – Maroch High Octane Boreale, Heavens Elite 9 – Lyons-DL Grape Wine-Red, Lyons Holsteins 10 – J-Volker Atwood 1144, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker Junior Three Year Old Cow (20) 1 – Quality-Ridge Maggy P-Red, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 2 – Henkeseen GW ATW Twitter-ET, Garrett Schmidt & Matt Henkes 3 – Scottmore Gold Mint Chip (BU, B&O), Scottmore Holsteins 4 – Courtlane Gold Chip Denise, Courtlane Holsteins 5 – Biercrest Chelios Tanysha, Biercrest Holsteins 6 – Le-O-La Charm-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 7 – Regancrest-MH Brigham Amber, Regancrest 8 – Eagle-View Gold Chip Mersace, Eagle-View Dairy 9 –Miss Artic Rush, Hawkeye Holsteins 10 – Regancrest Bluesky, Regancrest Senior Three Year Old Cow (13) 1 – Lyons-DL Mses Shortcake-Red (BU, B&O), Lyons Holsteins 2 – Sunview Racer Hugo, Regancrest 3 – Beckholm Goldwyn Liza, Jason Volker & Jared Barnes 4 – Henkeseen Daine MC Diamond, Henkeseen Holsteins 5 – Le-O-La Atwood Lyndi-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 6 – Le-O-La Atwood Leanne-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 7 – Blondin Sid Jeanne-ETS, Buddenberg Farms 8 – Regancrest Goldust Blacky, Regancrest 9 – Olmar Gold Chip Bella Trina, Hawkeye Holsteins 10 – Biercrest Dreams Mallory, Biercrest Holsteins Four Year Old Cow (9) 1 – Robin-Hood Pretty In-Red (BU), Le-O-La Holsteins 2 – Moondale-AAA-SF Carefull, Moondale Farm

150,000-Pound Cow (7) 1 – Ouriver Goldwyn Blitz, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 2 – Regancrest-GV Frd Bali-ET (BU), Regancrest 3 – Regancrest Dorcy Ilana-ET (B&O), Regancrest 4 – Farnear Atwood Milli-ET, Farnear Holsteins 5 – Moondale Kelli, Moondale Farm 6 – Mayerlane Durham Cherish, Dusty-Hollow Holsteins 7 – Farnear Sharp Of Adeen-ET, Farnear Holsteins Best Three Females (9) 1 – Le-O-La Holsteins 2 – Kishholm Holsteins 3 – Henkeseen Holsteins 4 – Lyons Holsteins 5 – Regancrest 6 – Moondale Farm

3 – Beckholm Gold Latona, Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 4 – Henkeseen White Zinfandel (B&O), Henkeseen Holsteins 5 – Moondale Atwood Lila, Moondale Farm 6 – Lichty Acres Htry Fire-Red, Eric Lang 7 – Biercrest Allthat Jana, Biercrest Holsteins 8 – B-My-Dande Goldstar B-1614, High-View Holsteins 9 – Stempfle Chelios Ginger, Stempfle Holsteins Five Year Old Cow (10) 1 – Kishholm Cinderella (BU, B&O), Kishholm Holsteins 2 – Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET, Farnear Holsteins 3 – Banberg Braxton Saltine, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 4 – Bonivista Cyclone Moon, Dusty-Hollow Holsteins 5 – Farnear Free M-ET, Farnear Holsteins 6 – Danhof M Angelic-ET, Regancrest 7 – Donnanview Goldwyn Eye Candy, Jason Volker & Mark Sollien 8 – Kishholm Celina, Kishholm Holsteins 9 – Ms Red-E-J Mogul Kauai-ET, Red-E-J Holsteins 10 – Hawkeye Colt-P Erin-Red, Hawkeye Holsteins Aged Cow (11) 1 – Moondale Tam (BU, B&O), Moondale Farm 2 – Farnear-TBR Atwood Piece-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins 3 – Miss Arizona-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins 4 – Kishholm Collett, Kishholm Holsteins 5 – Lyons-DL Chger Twizzler-Red, Lyons Holsteins 6 –Kishholm Chance, Kishholm Holsteins 7 – Cowpens Esperanza Estel, Eric Lang 8 – Moondale Fever Piper, Moondale Farm 9 – Lin-Ro Aftershock Robbie, Stempfle Holsteins 10 – Cloverhillfm Sec Lochte-Red, Clover Hill Farms

7 – Farnear Holsteins 8 – Scottmore Holsteins 9 – Stempfle Holsteins Produce of Dam (7) 1 – Le-O-La Holsteins 2 – Jake Kuhens, Nathan Arthur & Cale Baker 3 – Lyons Holsteins 4 – Le-O-La Holsteins & Stempfle Holsteins 5 – Stempfle Holsteins 6 – Kishholm Holsteins 7 – KCCK Genetics Daughter-Dam (2) 1 – Kishholm Holsteins 2 – Courtlane Holsteins

Alternate Iowa Holstein Princess Cynthia Hamlett, Michael Lyons with the Intermediate Champion Lyons-DL Mses Shortcake-Red, Ken Kishman with the Reserve Intermediate Champion Kishholm Chanta, Judge Pat Conroy, and Iowa Holstein Princess Amanda Engelken

Iowa Holstein Princess Amanda Engelken, Shawn Banowetz, Alternate Iowa Holstein Princess Cynthia Hamlett. Shawn & Levi Banowetz were the Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of

Kishholm Holsteins was the Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of the Show.

the Heifer Show.

Iowa Holstein Princess Amanda Engelken, Scott Stempfle with the Junior Champion Female Midas-Touch DM Chinker-ET, Brylie Volker with the Reserve Junior Champion Female Arthurcreek Kingboy Chill, Nathan Arthur, Judge Pat Conroy, Alternate Iowa Holstein Princess Cynthia Hamlett.

Henkeseen Holsteins receiving the Iowa Holstein Show Herdsmanship Award from Jane & Larry Madren, sponsored by Madren Holsteins.

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36th Annual Pioneer Dairy Classic Pioneer Dairy Club of UW-Platteville

Saturday, October 20th at 11:00 a.m. Open House - Friday, October 19th from 5-9 p.m. Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, WI

ZIEMS-EF DUNDEE EBONY-ET EX-92 2E

GREENLEA ADVENT LETA-RED EX-94

MS DELICIOUS APPLE-RED-ET EX-94 2E

MS ATWOOD ADRENALINE EX-93

5-04 2x 363 22,440 4.6 1038 3.3 736 Res. Grand Champion, WI Dist. 6 Show ’13 Res. All-New York Sr. 2-Year-Old ’11

3-08 2x 365 32,760 3.5 1153 3.4 1098 Res. All-American R&W 4-Year-Old ’11 Res. All-American R&W Jr. 2-Year-Old ’09

7-02 2x 365 46,510 4.0 1844 3.1 1424 Res. All-American R&W Aged Cow ’14 Res. All-American R&W 125,000 lb. Cow ’15

2-09 2x 305 25,300 4.2 1052 3.6 899 HM All-American & All-Canadian Milking Yearling ’13

A fancy Jacoby spring calf - a potential 8th generation EX Elegance sells!

Her two stand-out granddaughters by Diamondback sell, you don’t want to miss out!

Selling a Yoder winter calf whose third dam is Delicious Apple. Think of all the opportunities with this Yoder from the Apples!

It’s never too early to start thinking about next year! A stylish Sid Jr. 2-Year-Old prospect bred to Awesome-Red and from the Shoremar S Alicia family.

Dalton Hahn

Andrew Hetke

MEYERLYN BEEM N COKE

STEFFENHAGEN LTSDEAL CHROME

Selling is this potential fourth generation VG or EX Beemer - bred to the hot type sire Undenied. Don’t miss this chance to add her to your show string!

8th Winter Calf, NAILE ’17

GLENN-ANN TITANIC PENNEY EX-91 2E GMD

Selling is a spring calf maternal sister by Crush who will be a stand-out in your show string!

Kale & Kaden Meyer

Kelsi Steffenhagen

Tim Ziemba

Melissa Sprecher

MEYERLYN DANDSON PREVAIL Res. Junior Champion, Sauk County Fair

This fancy Defiant fall calf sells! She’s got the look to get you the head of the class and to the center of the ring as she was already Reserve Junior Champion at the Sauk County Fair. Kale & Kaden Meyer

9-03 2x 365 40,300 3.7 1485 3.2 1301

Penney’s great-granddaughter by Uno is bred to sexed Scotch. Due shortly after the sale & ready to put milk in your tank from a great cow family at Glenn-Ann. Glenn-Ann Holsteins

Other Outstanding Consignments:

RANDOM LUCK RAY HELEN EX-93

R HART EXPLORER 905 EX-90

Res. Grand Champion, Intl. Jersey Show ’12 Reserve Grand Champion, Royal ’14

All-American Fall Calf ’13 4th Sr. 2-Year-Old, SW National Show ’15

Selling is a June calf by Casino from the same family as Helen. This family does not miss!

Selling her just fresh second calf Seaman who is already VG-88 EX-MS at 2Y and looks to be a 10th generation VG/EX. She’s an end stall kind of cow!

Dan Wonders

Cindy Wiker

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• CASS-CREEK ADDICTION AINSLEY - A fancy polled winter calf by Addiction P was third junior at the District 8 Show this summer. She’s already 54.5 inches and looking to make a big push for next spring. Cassy & Paul Grulke • SHOW-N-STYLE BEDROCK RAINE - A strong Integral summer yearling for next year! Her dam should easily go VG and goes back to the Queen of the Breed, Roxy EX-97. Ron Mikulice • GLENN-ANN SOLOMON TENLEY - A potential sixth generation VG or EX Solomon Junior 2-Year-Old sells due right after the sale to sexed Bloomfield. Glenn-Ann Holsteins • HAHNCREST DB STARSTRUCK-ET - A Diamondback fall calf from an EX-94 Goldwyn, EX-93 2E GMD Leader, then EX-96 3E GMD DOM Blackrose. Dalton Hahn • SETHS TANBARK CHAMPION - A Tanbark junior 3-Year-Old due in November to Bosephus. Dams: EX-91 Supreme x EX-90 x EX-90 x 2E-93 All-American Junior 3-Year-Old x 4 more generations of EX. She was 4th Summer Yearling at NAILE and her daughter was Junior Champion at the Iowa State Show. Kelsi Steffenhagen

Offering quality consignments since 1982!

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Greenlea Ad Ace-Red EX-92 Reserve All-American Red & White Fall Yearling 2013 ~ Sexed Altitude-Red IVF embryos available & will be flushed Dam: Yursden Kite Caramac-Red EX-92 1st 4-Year-Old & Grand Champion, International R&W Show 2006

H Selling a 1st choice Jordy-Red from 10 August 30th IVF sexed transfers by Ace! H

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3 of Ace’s 5 daughters: • Golden-Oaks All That As-Red - Res. Junior Champion at Midwest Spring R&W Show 2016; Nom. AA R&W • Golden-Oaks Arabella-Red - 2nd Fall Yearling, Midwest Spring R&W Show 2018 • Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red - Res. Junior All-WI Winter Calf 2018; 1st at WI State Fair. Look for her in the Bella-View string at WDE!

Also selling this fall! Ziems-EF Dundee Ebony-ET 2E-92

Ziems-LKH Damion Muddy 2E-92

Res. All-NY Senior 2-Yr-Old 2011 Res. Grand Champion, WI Dist. 6 2013

2nd Aged Cow, WI Dist. 6 2016 Dam: Ziems-LKH Outside Ms Mudd 3E 3rd Dam: East-Cupcake Muddy Water 4E-95

Dam: Budjon-JK Gibson Enchant 2E-92 2nd Dam; Krull Broker Elegance 3E-96

To the Pioneer Dairy Classic - Ebony’s fancy 3/18 Jacoby

To the Morrisville Autumn Review - Muddy’s +3.07T Avalanche daughter!

Tim, Leah, Claire & Luke Ziemba 1397 Hillside Road Cambridge, WI 53523 315-730-3312 tziemba@hotmail.com

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Manannah Happenings 5 Generations of EX

(left to right) Manannah-Valley Dia EX-90 EX-MS Manannah-Valley May EX-90-2E Manannah-Valley Dia Dia EX-93-2E EX-MS Manannah-Valley R Brenda EX-92-2E EX-MS Manannah-Valley Kai-RC EX-90 EX-MS

Watch for potential 6th generation EX and other family members May 3 & 4 at the #PolledPlace & Bouquet of Breeds Sale at Manannah-Valley Farm!

To the Minnesota State Sale on November 17

Join Us May 3 & 4 Tag Sale - Food - Fun Celebrate 40 years of Manannah-Valley and 5 years of #PolledPlace!

#PolledPlace & Bouquet of Breeds Sale

May 3 & 4, 2019 | Manannah-Valley | Eden Valley, MN

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Inquiries Welcome

Bernie & Aggie Schmitz aebrs@hutchtel.net | (320) 221-1869 John & Julie Schmitz 58253 360th St, Eden Valley, MN 55329 jjjjjs@meltel.net | (320) 420-2432 www.fb.me/ManannahValley

Ladd P due in October from Manannah Mistress EX-90 (sired by Atwood) consigned by Bernie & Aggie Schmitz Mysticalview Roxie-RC sells! Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a Bradnick 3-yr-old due in October consigned by Lance & Jolene Nelson

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Antiki Holsteins Complete Herd Dispersal Saturday, October 13 Greenleaf, WI H 95 head sell H Large selection of Red & Whites H Numerous recently fresh young cows

Ms Bru-Lee Hnvr Eﬀect-Red EX-90 EEVVE 3-01 2x 305 31,160 3.4 1049 3.1 981 This Special Eﬀect daughter sells and is a 7th generation EX that is just fresh and looks great! She sells with her dam and her daughter sired by Let’s Deal that will sell fresh.

Antiki Holsteins

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Anthony, Niki & Jules Cappelle 8110 Lovers Lane, Greenleaf, WI 54126 920-360-0032

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2018 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR OPEN AND JUNIOR HOLSTEIN SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

he 2018 South Dakota State Fair Junior and Open Holstein Reserve Junior Champion honors were given to the first place at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron, S.D., was held on Spring Yearling, Royaldale Lucky Lily (Sender) exhibited by Friday, August 31, 2018. The official judge for the show was Ju- Royaldale Farm. lie Hemp of Beaverville, Ill. She placed 71 heifers and 32 cows The Intermediate Champion of the junior show was Ms Alfor a total of 103 head. Shar OK Alley Cat (Kaliber), the first place Senior Two-Year Of the 71 heifers that were shown in the morning Judge Old Cow, exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. Reserve IntermediHemp selected the first place Winter Yearling, Al-Shar Sids Gin- ate Champion was the first place Junior Two-Year-Old Cow ger Ale-ET (Solomon), exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins as the Ju- of the junior show (3rd place in open show), Bonnie Elms FS nior Champion of the show. Reserve Junior Champion honors Airlift Fran (Airlift), exhibited by Bonnie Elm Farm. were given to the first place Summer Yearling, Darise Doorman Senior Champion of the junior show was presented to AlGoldrush (Doorman) exhibited by Bethany Rennich. Shar SDG Ms Erin-ET (Hero), first place Five-Year-Old, ex The Intermediate Champion of the show was Vanderham WB hibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. Reserve Senior Champion went Dylynnzee-2-ET (Windbrook), the first place Junior Three-Year- to the first place Four-Year-Old cow Wils-Gold Ready 2 RollOld Cow, exhibited by Vanderham Dairy. Reserve Intermediate Red (Ladd-P-Red) exhibited by Bethany Rennich. Champion was the first place Junior Two-Year-Old Cow, Vander- Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin was named the Grand Champion and ham Def Sonata-Red, exhibited by Vanderham Dairy. Best Udder of the junior show. Reserve Grand Champion of Senior Champion was presented to Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin-ET the junior show was presented to Wls-Gold Ready 2 Roll-Red. (Hero), first place Five-Year-Old, exhibited by Al-Shar Hol- Bonnie Elms FS Airlift Fran, exhibited by Bonnie Elm Farm was steins. Reserve Senior Champion went to the first place Four- awarded the Best Bred and Owned of the junior show. Year-Old Cow Wils-Gold Ready 2 Roll-Red (Ladd-P-Red) exhibited by Bethany Rennich. Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin was named the Grand Champion and Best Udder of the open show. Reserve Grand Champion of the open show was presented to Wls-Gold Ready 2 Roll-Red. Judge Hemp selected the first place Winter Yearling, Al-Shar Sids Ginger Ale-ET (Solomon), exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins as the Ju- Jordan Zoellner poses with Grand Champion of the South Dakota State Fair Parker Zoellner poses with Junior Champion of the South Dakota State Fair Open Show, Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. Open Show, Al-Shar Sids Ginger Ale-ET exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. nior Champion of the junior show.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MINNESOTA MEMBERS BEING RECOGNIZED AT WORLD DAIRY EXPO!

he Minnesota Holstein Association would like to congratulate the members from our state association who will be recognized at World Dairy Expo in 2018. Back in March we found out that our state’s own Jeannette Sheehan, of Sheeknoll Farms, Rochester, Minn. will be recognized as the Dairy Woman of the Year by World Dairy Expo. Jeanette and other honorees were nominated and selected by their peers for their contributions and excellence in the dairy industry and their community. She will officially be presented with this award at World Dairy Expo’s Dinner with the Stars, October 3, 2018, in the Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center. Banquet tickets are available by contacting the WDE office at 608-224-6455 or wde@wdexpo.com.

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The National Dairy Shrine will recognize Randy & Jennifer Gross, Ash Grove Dairy, Lake Benton, Minn., as the Progressive Commercial Dairy Managers. This award is designed to recognize outstanding dairy managers early in their careers and to encourage others to pursue a dairy production career. They will be presented with their award at the Annual National Dairy Shrine Awards Banquet on Thursday, October 4 in the Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center. For more information on the banquet, visit https://www. dairyshrine.org/. You can read a breeder spotlight about Randy and Jennifer on pages 8 to 9 of this issue of the Minnesota Holstein News.

2018 MIDWEST FALL NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

(L to R) Honorable Mention Grand Champion of Open Show: Lida-Acres Wood Scarlett (Wood) exhibited by Gregory Johnson; Reserve Grand Champion and Champion Bred and Owned of Open Show: Lida-Acres Wood Andrea exhibited by Dana Johnson; Grand Champion and Best Udder of Open Show: Eastriver Goldwyn Deb 176 exhibited by Andy Stuewe and Corey Feltmann.

(L to R) Honorable Mention Grand Champion of Junior Show: JK-Stranshome Defiant Sassy exhibited by Stransky & Kietzman; Reserve Grand Champion of Junior Show: Ms Stadview Atwood Felicia exhibited by Dillon Gratz; Grand Champion of Junior Show Liddleholm Y H G Rae-ET exhibited by Arnold, Ashley, & Andrew Gruenes.

(L to R) Honorable Mention Junior Champion of Open Show: Intrigue Hypnotic Storm exhibited by Cory and Kendalyn Schmidt ; Reserve Junior Champion of Open Show: Pfaffsway Defiant Jen A (Defiant), exhibited by Kole & Beau Trapp, Olivia Pfaff and Fred Ullom; Junior Champion of Open Show: . Ocean-View Heaven Sent-ET (Corvette), exhibited by Ocean View Genetics.

(L to R) Honorable Mention Junior Champion of Junior Show: Sunkist Mario Kiara, exhibited by Benjamin Donnay; Reserve Junior Champion of Junior Show: Intrigue Hypnotic Storm exhibited by Cory and Kendalyn Schmidt; Junior Champion of Junior Show: Pfaffsway Defiant Jen A, exhibited by Kole & Beau Trapp, Olivia Pfaff and Fred Ullom.

he 2018 Midwest Fall National Show was held in conjunction with the Minnesota State Fair Open Show on Wednesday, August 29, 2018. The official judge for the show was Pat Conroy of Ind., Judge Conroy placed 109 heifers and 76 cows for a total of 185 head. Of the 109 heifers that were shown in the morning, Judge Conroy selected the first place Spring Calf, Ocean-View Heaven Sent-ET (Corvette), exhibited by Ocean View Genetics (Wis.) as the Junior Champion of the show. Reserve Junior Champion honors were given to the first place Winter Calf, Pfaffsway Defiant Jen A (Defiant), exhibited by Kole & Beau Trapp, Olivia Pfaff and Fred Ullom (Wis.). Honorable Mention Junior Champion went to the second place Winter Calf, Intrigue Hypnotic Storm (Hypnotic) exhibited by Cory and Kendalyn Schmidt (Minn.). The Intermediate Champion of the show was Lida-Acres Wood Andrea (Wood) the first place Senior Two-Year-Old cow, exhibited by Dana Johnson (Minn.). Reserve Intermediate Champion was the first place Senior Three-Year-Old Cow, Corlane Seaver Misty (Seaver), exhibited by Frank & Carol Borba and Frank and Diane Borba (Calif.). The first place Junior Two-Year-Old cow, Ju-Lar Doorman Penny (Doorman) exhibited by Lindahl Farms (Minn.) was named Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion. Senior, Grand Champion and Best Udder honors were presented to Eastriver Goldwyn Deb 176, first place Four-Year-Old, exhibited by Andy Stuewe and Corey Feltmann (Minn.). Reserve Senior Champion and Honorable Mention Grand Champion went to the second place Four-Year-Old cow Lida-Acres Wood Scarlett (Wood) exhibited by Gregory Johnson (Minn.). Reserve Grand Champion went to Lida Acres Wood Andrea. The Honorable Mention Senior Champion was awarded to the first place Aged Cow, Liddleholm-Y H G Rae-ET (Goldwyn) exhibited by Arnold, Ashley, & Andrew Gruenes (Minn.). A step out junior show was also held. For Junior Champion of the junior show judge Conroy selected the first place junior exhibitor Winter Calf, Pfaffsway Defiant Jen A (Defiant), exhibited by Kole & Beau Trapp, Oliva Pfaff and Fred Ullom (Wis.) and for Reserve the second place junior exhibitor Winter Calf, Intrigue Hypnotic Storm (Hypnotic) exhibited by Cory and Kendalyn Schmidt (Minn.). The first place junior exhibitor Fall Calf, Sunkist Mario Kiara (Mario), exhibited by Benjamin Donnay (Minn.) was named Honorable Mention Junior Champion. Senior and Grand Champion of the Midwest Fall National Junior Show was awarded to the first place junior exhibitor Aged Cow, Liddleholm-Y H G Rae-ET exhibited by Arnold, Ashley, & Andrew Gruenes (Minn.). Reserve Senior and Grand Champion honors were awarded to the first place junior exhibitor Five-YearOld Cow, Ms Stadview Atwood Felicia, exhibited by Dillon Gratz (Minn.). JK-Stranshome Defiant Sassy (Defiant), the third place Senior Two-Year-Old Cow exhibited by Stransky & Kietzman (Minn.) was named the Honorable Mention Senior and Grand Champion. Thank you to all exhibitors for participating in the show, to all sponsors for sponsoring the awards and to all volunteers for helping the show run smoothly. We hope to see you all again next year! MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018-19

Backed by Excellent Breeding

MIL-R-MOR KARL 91HO5860

VG-86 @ 2-04 aAa 315426 Reg 144218501 6 EX-97 Cows in Pedigree 8 Generations Average EX-92 with 170,684M 3.7%F 4 GMD, 4 4E, 1 3E, 1 2E Sire: Ms Atlees Sht Aftershock-ET EX-92 Dam: Mil-R-Mor Lee Karamia VG-85-3Y VG-MS 2-11 350D 31,456M 4.2% 1317F 3.0% 952P

2nd Dam: Mil-R-Mor Gold Kara EX-93-2E EX-MS 7-04 365D 35,890M 3.8% 1346F 2.6% 941P

Semen Available - Contact

Dick Mellinger 877.530.2687  Stohlhaven Genetics 717.672.1838  Kris Wild 608.214.3259

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Looking forward to visiting with old friends and new ones at World Dairy Expo. You can find Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET (pictured above right) in Barn 1, Aisle 1 south.

“Breeding cows you love to milk” Synergy Alchemy Loophole-Red EX-92 (pictured above left), Magnolia and the two listed below from our own “Pirate” family exemplify our breeding goals (rankings from the latest Top 25 GTPI Cows in the US): #15 - Synergy Delta Plymouth-ET GP-83, Delta x Tango x Planet, +2800G +903NM$ +2.44T; has a Tarrino daughter at +2852G; owned by Synergy Farm LLC #20 - Synergy Rubicon Perfect-ET GP-84, Rubicon x Numero Uno x Alan, +2790G +898NM$ +1.98T; has 23 oﬀspring over +2800G with multiple sons at Semex; owned with Fustead Holsteins

Look for our consignment to the International Opportunity Sale, October 4 Jook Zipit-P 17582-ET, +2822G • had 17 #1 embryos on her last flush & is currently on an IVF program 22 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018

Jay, Heather, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet W2285 County Rd. S, Pulaski, WI 54162 Jay cell: 920-639-6408 RHA: 373 cows 32,246M 1310F 1052P

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2018 Illinois Championship Little Miss Holstein Contest

L-R: Abigail Busker, Brenley Clementz, Kelly Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, 2017 Little Miss Holstein Rachel Busker, 2018 Little Miss Holstein Noelle Clementz, Ashlynn Schultz, Peyton Olbrich and Bria Olbrich

Illinois Holstein Dutchess Contest

L-R: Heart of Illinois Dutchess Addison Raber, 2017 Illinois Holstein Dutchess Morgan Olbrich, 2018 Illinois Holstein Dutchess Ellie Lenkaitis and Northwest Dutchess Emily Sheehan

Grand Champions of the Junior Show Grand Champion (right) Erbacres Statue of Liberty-ET (by Goldwyn) Reserve Grand Champion (left) Erbacres Atwood Sophie Both owned by Payton & Delana Erbsen, Lanark

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Holstein Show Highlights Making Holstein History with a new class for Summer Jr. 2-Yr-Olds

The Illinois Holstein Association was pleased to present the inaugural class of Summer Jr. 2-Yr-Olds! Thought to be the first in the nation, this class was started to showcase young cows born after June 1, 2016 as the industry is moving towards calving at a younger age. Some of these are even Fall Yearlings in Milk! A beautiful turnout of 11 young individuals were placed by Judge Mandi Bue at the 2018 Illinois Holstein Championship Show in Bloomington on July 20. 1. Luck-E Avalanche Aka-Red-ET Matt Engel, Hampshire 2. Lehoux Doorman Relative Dylan Reed, Vandalia 3. Oakfield Jacoby Disney-ET Noelle Clementz, Nokomis 4. Erbacres Justice of Liberty Payton & Delana Erbsen, Lanark 5. Irwindale Gold Chip Mojo Sarah & Dawn Irwin, Beason 6. Golden-Oaks Loredo-Red-ET Golden Oaks Farm, Wauconda 7. Luck-E Avalanche Astroid-ET Matt Engel, Hampshire 8. Luck-E Avalanche Avoom-ET Matt Engel, Hampshire 9. Golden-Oaks Legend-Red-ET Golden Oaks Farm, Wauconda 10. Steffes Dback Irish Luck Darcy Steffes, Elizabeth 11. Andara Malone Confetti-Red Andy & Sarah Lenkaitis, St. Charles

2018 Illinois Holstein Championship Show Dedication L-R: Illinois Holstein President Ed Smith, Kathy Miller, Madeline Schultz, Kaye Miller, Bob Miller, Emily Sheehan and Kaylen Miller

The 2018 Illinois Holstein Championship Show was dedicated to Bob and Kaye Miller. As young entrepreneurs, the couple began Mil-R-Mor Farm in northern Illinois more than six decades ago. Valuing a close-knit community, they eagerly committed themselves to supporting others in the Illinois Holstein industry and contributing to the state show. One of their favorite competitions is the bred and owned championship. Not only did Bob and Kaye win this award in 1983, 1984, and 1987, they have also donated roses for bred & owned class winners for decades. Supporting youth has always been important to them. Whether serving in the ring or sponsoring awards, Bob and Kaye have been ever present to champion the next generations of Holstein enthusiasts at the state show. Together, Bob and Kaye bred over 200 excellent cows and numerous state and national production leaders. They developed C Glenridge Citation Roxy EX-97 into one of the greatest brood cows of all time and her descendants can be found in every corner of the globe. From pioneering embryo transfer in the 1970s to judging Holsteins in Australia in the 2010s, Bob and Kaye have been world-recognized leaders. They remain humble and appreciative of all the opportunities Holsteins have given them. One of their greatest joys is being part of a wonderful family that values the farm legacy they built. We thank them for all their contributions to the dairy industry and the Holstein breed, and most of all, for enriching our lives with their friendship. Congratulations! MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018 - 25

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Thank you to all who supported our cheese curd stand this summer!

Family-Affair Holsteins Family-Affair Mogul Chica GP-82

1-10 360 38,536 1458F 1117P Dam: Four-of-a-Kind AW Charo-ET GP-84

Family-Affair SKB Jav Jingl GP-83 1-11 305 30,219 1002F 853P Dam: Dream-Prairie Cl Java-ET VG-88

Marathon County Holstein Breeders’ Awards Banquest - Thursday, October 25

Housed at New-Day Dairy W/D Strack, Athens, WI • 715-257-7376

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Doug Dittmar TRAVIS & BROOKE BEHLING R238 Lovers Lane, Athens, WI 54411 • 715-210-5138

Gary’s Dairy Good-Time registered Holsteins

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Gary Stankowski Owner Home: 3860 Sugar Bush Rd. Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-3197 Farm: 543 Hwy. S Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-0799

5117 CTH “N”, EDGAR, WI 54426 • 715-352-3656 Mike & Linda King Kevin & June King

Visitors welcome by appointment

The Best Things come in 92’s! Dal-Ski Toystory Pnutbutter EX-92 7-03 365 39,272M 1449F 1074P

Stetzerlann Toystory Bonnie EX-92 2E EX-95MS ~ 7 calves at 10-00 Proud to be named Premier Breeder & Exhibitor of the 2018 District 4 Show

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Devin, Alex & Danielle 715-352-3382 dpadski@gmail.com 3475 Cardinal Lane, Marathon, WI 54448 Visitors Welcome

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2213 Wuerztburg Rd., Athens, WI 54411 Cell: 715-721-6116

W4370 Wien Drive, Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2448

4 daughers of Har-Dale-Acres-JP-Pride-ET Peach +2568 GTPI Polly +2479 GTPI Prancer +2477 GTPI Pizza +2462 GTPI Pizza is now fresh and milking.

Fred, Lynne & Matt Harder

8470 Hwy. H, Athens, WI 54411 Phone/Fax: 715-257-7480 • Matt cell: 715-316-7332

Call Milkyhill Cattle Sales for rates. Contact ED mielke 715-574-2931

By the numbers... New-Day Achiever Glorious +2686G • Achiever x Crank-It x Supersire x Shottle

A Grass-Based dairy farm with Strong Cow Families Sam & Jenn Zimmermann Mason, Adelle, Neah & Garrison E2259 County Rd. Q, Ringle, WI 54471 Cell: 715-218-8619

• +.05% prot +.13% fat +1156M +5.7PL +810NM$ +2.07T +2.29UDC

New-Day Nightsky Mesmerize +2626G

• Nightsky x Detour x Saloon x Doorman, all 3 dams VG-85 as 2-year-olds • +.06% prot +.07% fat +745NM$ +2.79T +2.29UDC

Dan and Michelle Mielke

F2171 Huckleberry Rd, Colby, WI 54421 715-223-4371 Cell: 715-255-2356 email: mielke@pcpros.net

Registered Holstein and Brown Swiss calves available now through the end of the year. Clark County Junior Champion Brown Swiss 2017 sold off the farm at only 2 weeks old!

Jebstarr - Family Farm

Jim & Deb Ploeckelman & Family 5930 Silver Leaf Rd., Athens, WI 54411 715.257.9060 Joey - 715.297.5974

New-Day Denver Enero VG-85 at 2Y

• +2468G +2.59T +2.42UDC • Denver x McCutchen x Ernie, 5 generations VG • Projected at 27,275M 1243F 944P at 1-09, last test 5.0% butterfat. • Pregnancies by Yoda & due to Alcove in March

New Day Dairy Robert, Kena, Tanner, Emanuel & Evan Strack Athens, WI | 715-680-1668 | rstrack@hotmail.com RHA: 108 cows 31,203M 1113F 964P BAA:105.2% MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018 - 27

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Congratulations and job well done by these kids at the Wisconsin Valley Fair: Makenna Dombeck (our granddaughter) and the neighbor kids, Alexa Chaney and Kelsey Davis.

June Classification Update • 1 new EX • 5 multiple E’s • 18 new VGs Looking for project calves for next year? Give us a call!

NOR-WAY-PETE FARMS, INC.

View-Home Jo Amanda-ET VG-85 VG-MS at 2-07 +2726G +2148M +99F +71P (by JoSuper) 2-04 2x 365 34,722 3.9 1369 3.2 1123 2nd Dam: View-Home Mcc Alabama-ET GP-82 VG-MS 2-11 3x 305 26,210 4.1 1086 3.1 816 3rd Dam: Pine-Tree 2149Robst 4846 VG-87 2Y DOM 2-04 2x 365 32,000 4.7 1519 3.4 1098 - dam to Monterey, Powerball-P, Missouri & Cashflow

1751 Cherry Drive, Eland, WI 54427 8/18 RHA: 3x 29,764 3.85 1146 2.98 886 Chad & Andy Peterson, owners 715-302-0482 Visitors Always Welcome!

Floyd & Lloyd Baumann

Marathon, WI Ph: 715-443-3595 Fax: 715-443-3833

Now classified EX 3E! Owned by: Thomas & Florine Bunkelman Brooke, Brent & Brodie

HEADED TO WORLD DAIRY EXPO! For the Red & White Show:

Tomkins Golotus Electra-Red Tomkins Cancun Mia-Red For the Black & White Show:

Ms Castleholm Pep Alma

Mission-Bell Baxter Diandra EX-90 3E

For the Jersey Show:

Her dams: EX-93 2E Boss Iron, EX-93 2E Outside, EX-92 4E Broker, EX-91 2E Astro Jet, EX-92 3E Jetstar and EX-94 6E Milu

Lundcrest Kenosha Whack 1892

~ fresh in February with a Diamondback heifer ~ Last test: 130 lbs. with 3.8% fat

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HOLSTEINS Hank, Shannon, Gabe & Jonah Boschma Athens, WI 715-205-7303

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Cows we have purchased at the Barron County Sale:

Coming soon from Alta Genetics!

• Ursa-Grass Epic Ester-ET - now EX-91

Fresh on 9/11/17 with a fancy heifer by D&D Deb Golden P-Red. 3-00 2x 330 37,123 3.5 1306 2.9 1070 due in April & bred to House

• Nova-TMJ Delta EttaMae VG-85

Fresh for first lactation on 10/24/17 2-05 2x 287 23,721 4.4 1042 3.3 781 Due 10/22 with a heifer calf by ABS Moroccan-ET

• Coppertop Supersire Dandi GP-84

Fresh in May with her second calf Second test: 137.5 lbs with 4.8%F and 2.9%P

Thank you to the consignors and breeders of these quality cows! Check out our consignments with deep pedigrees for this year’s sale and we’ll see you in Barron on November 3rd!

John & Tineke Boschma H4370 Townline Rd., Colby, WI 54421 PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114 E-Mail: bossideholsteins@hotmail.com RHA: 55 cows 24,000M 1014F 788P BAA: 107.8%

Samway Gldn Drms Suka-TW VG-85 at 2-04 1-11 305 19,495 3.7 754 3.3 654 Suka has a Solomon summer yearling and freshened in September with a Diamondback heifer calf. Her twin sister, Samway Gldn Drms Suki-TW, also scored VG-85 as a 2-year-old is owned by Tyler Giddings. Good luck to Samantha and Justin at World Dairy Expo!

Wayne, Samantha & Justin Giese F1761 Huckleberry Rd., Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2972 home 715-965-7147 cell samwaydairy@yahoo.com

11HO12352 Fustead AltaGomaz-ET

Jedi x Yoder x AltaOak x Bolton +2889 GTPI +1941M +.02% +78F +.05% +73P +1.60T 7.0CE

FUSTEAD HOLSTEINS Tyler, Shannon, Sarah & Tanner Brian & Wendy Fust Adam & Jennifer, Aiden, Wausau, WI Bailey & Connor 715-842-5868/Ph; 715-848-0465/Fax

L-L-M-Dairy SS Peru EX-90 3-07 365 29,062 4.4 1298 3.2 962 Peru is now EX and is out of Procky. She has two full sisters, one EX and one VG-88. She has given us many daughters two Kingboys are EX-91 3Y and VG-88 3Y. Many exciting 2-year-olds we look forward to working with. Leon & Lyle Matthiae 231056 Hwy. Q Ringle, WI 54471 715-297-8485 Leon 715-297-8483 Lyle www.llmdairy.com Visitors always welcome MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018 - 29

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32nd Annual WHA Futurity Twelve bovine beauties graced the shavings at the Wisconsin State Fair Park on Saturday, August 11 to compete for first place in the 32nd Annual Wisconsin Holstein Futurity. Judging this prestigious event was Ryan Weigel of Platteville, Wis. In this non-traditional show, the animals are entered three years prior to the show and only the best of the entries compete for the title of Futurity Champion. This year the title was captured by Dorsland Twinkle P-Red-ET, owned by Emma, Sara, Wyatt and Claire Dorshorst and shown by Emma Dorshorst of Marshfield, Wis. The Dorshorst family received $1,500 from our generous sponsor, Compeer Financial. Twinkle was also first place bred & owned sponsored by Lirr Farm and first place junior sponsored by Ma-Brown Holsteins and Jerseys. Following in second was Heatherstone Brighton owned by Heatherstone Enterprises Inc. and shown by Chelsea Holschbach of 1st Place & 1st Junior - front, left to right: WHA Princess Allie Breunig Baraboo, Wis. The Holschbachâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s won $750 from International and Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem. Back: Alice in Dairyland Kaitlyn Protein Sires. Brighton was also named Best Udder of the show Riley, Tim Baumgartner representing Compeer Financial, Fairest of the which was sponsored by NorthStar Cooperative and East Central Fairs Isabella Haen, Emma Dorshorst holding Dorsland Twinkle P-RedSelect Sires. ET, Claire, Sara and Wyatt Dorshorst, Judge Ryan Weigel and Third place was sponsored by Agropur and the $500 prize went National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson. to Milgene Just A Game-ET, owned by Hildebrandt Family Farm of Hustisford, Wis. Other special awards handed out went to: Carley Krull, Lake Mills, and Krull Hvezda Heavenly-Red for first Junior Bred and Owned sponsored by Lirr Farm; Milgene Jazz It Up-Red-ET owned by Mar-Linda-K Holsteins, Johnson Creek, received Top Milk Production and Top Fat & Protein Production awards sponsored by Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent. Even though the bovine beauties are truly looking their best, the exhibitors are dressed to impress. These exhibitors gave up their white pants and boots for a night of ball gowns and tuxedos to compete for best dressed awards. Brett Hildebrandt of Hustisford received the Best Dressed Male award and $75 from Indianhead Holsteins. The Best Dressed Female went to Ariona Hildebrandt of Hustisford along with $75 sponsored by Scenic-Edge Holsteins. The Best Dressed Junior went to Jessica Telfer of Fort Atkinson along with $75 sponsored by the Barron County Junior Holsteins. 2nd Place - front: WHA Princess Allie Breunig and Princess Attendant The night was led by the Mistress and Master of Ceremonies, Brooke Trustem. Back: Mike Holschbach, Alice in Dairyland Kaitlyn Riley, Kristin Olson and Tim Natzke, who introduced distinguished Chelsea Holschbach holding Heatherstone Brighton, Fairest of the Fairs guests and the futurity entries. The special guests included Isabella Haen and Judge Ryan Weigel. Wisconsin Holstein Princess Allie Breunig; Wisconsin Holstein Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem; Alice in Dairyland Kaitlyn Riley; Wisconsin Fairest of the Fairs Isabella Haen; National Red and White Queen Hannah Nelson; Dane County Holstein Royalty Ashlyn Sarbacker and Ava Endres; Tim Baumgartner representing Compeer Financial; and David Hitner and Olivia Vande Hey from Agropur. The 32nd Wisconsin Holstein Association Futurity would not be possible without our generous sponsors. The Wisconsin Holstein Association (WHA) would like to thank the major Futurity sponsors, Compeer Financial, International Protein Sires, Agropur, and Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent, for helping to without their generous help. make this show a success. In addition, WHA would also like to thank the committee members for all that they do to make the show The Wisconsin Holstein Association hopes you will join us next run smoothly. The association could not have such a successful event year as we celebrate the Wisconsin All-Breeds Futurity in August 2019! 32 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018

2018 Futurity Final Placings 1st Place - Sponsored by Compeer Financial - $1,500 Dorsland Twinkle P-Red-ET Sire: Morningview Mcc Kingboy-ET Owner: Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield Exhibitor: Emma Dorshorst Best Bred & Owned sponsored by Robert & Randy Nigh, Lirr Farms 1st Junior sponsored by Ma-Brown Holsteins and Jerseys 2nd Place - Sponsored by International Protein Sires - $750 Heatherstone Brighton Sire: Maple-Downs-I G W Atwood-ET Owner: Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo Exhibitor: Chelsea Holschbach Best Udder of Show sponsored by East Central Select Sires & NorthStar Cooperative 3rd Place - Sponsored by Agropur - $500 Milgene Just A Game-ET Sire: Mr Apples Armani-ET Owner: Hildebrandt Family Farms, LLC, Hustisford Exhibitor: Brett Hildebrandt Best Dressed Adult Male sponsored by Indianhead Holsteins 4th Place - Milgene Jazz It Up-Red-ET Sire: Mr Apples Armani-ET Owner: Mar-Linda-K Holsteins, Johnson Creek Exhibitor: Nicole Wright Top Milk Production and Top Fat & Protein Production sponsored by Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent

3rd Place & Best Dressed Male - front, left to right: WHA Princess Allie Breunig and Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem. Back: David Hitner and Olivia Vande Hey representing Agropur, Alice in Dairyland Kaitlyn Riley, Brett Hildebrandt holding Milgene Just A Game-ET, Fairest of the Fairs Isabella Haen and Judge Ryan Weigel.

5th Place - Krull Hvezda Heavenly-Red Sire: Orbe-View S Strm Hvezda-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Carley Krull, Lake Mills 1st Junior Bred & Owned sponsored by Robert & Randy Nigh, Lirr Farms 6th Place - Hi-Low Carson Shannon-Red Sire: MD-Valleyvue Carson-Red-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Jessica Telfer, Fort Atkinson Best Dressed Junior sponsored by Barron County Junior Holstein Association 7th Place - Milgene Just For Laughs-ET Sire: Mr Apples Armani-ET Owner: Hildebrandt Family Farms, LLC, Hustisford Exhibitor: Tracy Brandel 8th Place - Stormy-Ridge Foremost Edna Sire: Quality Sid Foremost Owner: Carley Krull, Lake Mills Exhibitor: Cassy Krull 9th Place - Wils-Gold Bwire Action-Red Sire: Hylite Barbwire-Red-ET Owner: Cathryn & Christopher Gunst, Pine River Exhibitor: Cathryn Gunst

Best Dressed Junior: Jessica Telfer

Best Dressed Female: Ariona Hildebrandt

10th Place - Milgene Just For Fun-ET Sire: Mr Apples Armani-ET Owner: Hildebrandt Family Farms, LLC, Hustisford Exhibitor: Ariona Hildebrandt Best Dressed Adult Female sponsored by Scenic-Edge Holsteins 11th Place - BBM Sympatico CA Angel-ET Sire: Dymentholm S Sympatico Owner: Mar-Linda-K Holsteins, Johnson Creek Exhibitor: Kayla Wright 12th Place - I-Rainbow Lehman Haley Sire: Walhowden Boliver Lehman-ET Owner: Rainbow Dairy LLC, Richland Center Exhibitor: Heather Cornell MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018 - 33

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Tombeth Shottle Enhance-ET EX-94 3E

Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET EX-93 2E

7-02 2x 305 28,216 1148 830

4-02 2x 305 26,346 1060 782

3rd 150,000 lb. Cow, Wisconsin Championship Show All-Wisconsin Produce of Dam Reserve Grand Champion, District 3 Show

Reserve All-Wisconsin 6-Year-Old & Older Champion Bred & Owned & HM Senior Champion, Wisconsin Championship Show All-Wisconsin Produce of Dam Grand Champion, District 3 Show Their Dams: Tombeth Durham Ellen EX-94 4E x Tombeth Jolt Erin EX-94 4E DOM

Tombeth Ettakaw 1st Fall Yearling (group 1), WI Junior State Fair Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Heifer, WI Junior State Fair Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer, WI Junior State Fair Junior All-Wisconsin Fall Yearling Junior Champion, District 3 Show Brokaw x Tombeth Boxer Etta VG-88 x Tombeth Allen Etta VG-89 x Tombeth Jolt Erin EX-94 4E DOM

It takes a great crew to make these memories happen both at the show and back at the farm. Thank you to all who had a part. Special thank you to Jason and Bailee, without them it would never happen. Inquiries welcome!

Tombeth Farms Tom & Elizabeth Kearns Family

Gays Mills, WI | Tom: 608-306-2537 | Jason: 608-306-2201 | E-mail: tombethfarms@gmail.com 34 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018

Four of a Kind....

Irwindale Atwood

Mickey EX-92

3-02 365d 36,430M 4.4% 1593F 1st 4-Yr-Old & Res. Grand Champion IL State Fair Jr. Show 2nd 4-Yr-Old IL State Fair 2018

Irwindale Sid

Merry VG-87-2Y

2-03 365d 27,529M 3.9% 1083F 2nd Sr. 3-Yr-Old IL State Fair 2018

Irwindale Gold Chip

Mojo VG-85-2Y

Jr. All-Illinois Summer Jr. 2-Yr-Old & Res. Int. Champion 2018

Irwindale Bradnick L-R: Mickey, Merry, Mojo, Raven - these 4 cows were 3rd Dairy Herd at IL State Fair and 3rd Sr. Best 3 (without Mojo)

Raven VG-85-2Y

2nd Jr. 2-Yr-Old IL State Fair 2018 3rd 2-Yr-Old Illinois Championship Futurity 2018

Irwindale Holsteins

2274 1800th St.  Beason, IL 62512  John 217.871.3337  Steve 217.871.7738 RHA 26,323M 4.0% 1051F BAA: 110.4% 13 Time PBR Herd

Irwindale Leduc Macy EX-95-4E

Wildvale Complete Herd Dispersal Friday, November 16, 2018  10:30 a.m.  210 Head Sell

Cows and heifers are sired by: Aftershock, Crush, Shot, Jonah, Diamondback, California, Cupid, Jordy & Avatar Service sires are: Delta, Denver, Pep-Red, Aftershock, Jonah, Uno & Lynch

This herd has been aAa mated for the last 10 years - Numerous cows sell with records over 40,000M & 1500F RHA 28,218M 1018F 878P

Wildvale Holsteins

Kris & Theresa Wild 12838 N Hubert Road, Winslow, IL 61089 608.214.3259

Courtney Sales, LLC

Scott Courtney courtneysalesllc@gmail.com 563.380.1318 MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018 - 35

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OCD Braxton Charlee-ET EX-90 Dams: VG-88 Goldwyn x 3E-94 Primetime (Nom. AA Jr. 3-Yr-Old ’06) x EX-90 Rudolph x EX-94 3E Juror

Reserve Grand Champion, MW National Spring Show ’18 Reserve Grand Champion, WI Junior State Fair ’18 Grand Champion, WI Junior Championship Show ’18

Cybil Fisher Fresh & ready to go as a Junior 2!

Petitclerc Solomon Tropic-ET

Petitclerc Atwood Spoutnik

Dams: EX-92 Windbrook x EX-91 Goldwyn x EX-92 Durham x EX-92 Rudolph x EX-92 2E Blackstar

Dams: VG-85 Goldwyn (All-Canadian Senior Calf ) x VG-88 Jasper x EX 2E Triumphant

Junior Champion of the Junior Show, NE Spring National Show ’18 Junior Champion of the Junior Show, MW Spring National Show ’18 Junior Champion of the Junior Show, WI District 4 Show ’18

Reserve Junior Champion, New York Spring Carrousel ’17 Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show, MW Spring National Show ’17 Junior Champion of the Junior Show, WI District 4 Show ’17 All-WI & Junior All-WI Summer Yearling ’17

Following a successful spring and summer, we’re ready to hit the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo!

DeJong Family Dairy LLC

Marcus, Nikki, Morgan, Noah, Brooklyn, Kennedy & Brynley 3398 Draper Rd., Dorchester, WI 54425 Marcus 715-613-2385 • Nikki 715-379-6861 38 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Spring 2018

Dolla Bilz Holsteins Noah Bilz Dorchester, WI • 715-223-9681 Like us on Facebook - Dolla-Bilz Holsteins

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Kory Bigalk D.V.M. 50 2nd Ave NW, Plainview, MN 55964 diamond.k.genetics@gmail.com

Specializing in TMR Mixers and Manure Handling Equipment www.dairylandsupply.com

25438 County Road 25 Lewiston, MN 55952 (507)-523-3723

Hubbard Feeds Mankato: (800) 247-0730 Alexandria: (800) 892-8570 Worthington: (800) 533-5240 www.hubbardfeeds.com

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NATIONAL DIRECTOR’S REPORT Dear Holstein Breeders, The old saying, “Time flies when you’re having fun!” sure holds true as we find ourselves heading into fall. Since the last June Midwest issue, this summer has been full of interesting activities for Holstein people. The Holstein USA Annual Meeting, hosted by the Michigan Association and held in Traverse, Mich., proved to be an enjoyable time for all attending. A full schedule of Junior contests and activities kept the younger members busy. Delegates were informed of Association updates, and everyone enjoyed the Michigan scenery and hospitality. Congratulations to all individuals and herds recognized for their outstanding accomplishments. Directors Pat Maddox from California and Paul Burh from Wisconsin were recognized for their six years of dedicated service to the Holstein industry as members of the Holstein USA board. Best Wishes go out to Paul on his recent success in the August primary election for the Wisconsin assembly. He now hopes for final victory in the November general election. Good luck! Newly elected to the board were Bill Genasci from California and Robert Webb from Wisconsin. Incumbents John Marshman of New York and John Anderson of Idaho were reelected for a second three-year term. As the depressed dairy economy continues to haunt farmers, there is still good news to be found in the midst of Junior Holstein work. Junior members continue to promote the Registered Holstein cow with pride and enthusiasm. Just watch them and their work with their cattle at the county or state, district or national shows and one can find reason to trust in the future of the dairy industry. Our Midwest dairy family is very proud of their accomplishments and grateful for their leadership! Hopefully, many of you have watched the second edition of “Holstein America” aired on RFD TV. If you missed it, you can still watch it on the Holstein USA website. On the national level, registrations, transfers, and classifications are down from last year. However, there are positives to be found! Holstein Complete continues to offer financial savings, and field staff are always available for personal assistance. Agri-Tech Dairy Records Processing revenues are very positive, and the on-going IT project is nearing completion. This has been a major undertaking and will benefit both staff and association members. A final positive development has been to see the successful efforts made in demanding the correct labeling of milk and refusing to allow milk substitutes to gain a share of the market with their false advertising. As World Dairy Expo approaches, it is time to plan ahead in order to make time for this experience of outstanding Holsteins on Parade! Here’s hoping everyone has a safe and bountiful Harvest! Your Midwest Officers and Directors, Boyd Schaufelberger, Corey Geiger, Mark Kerndt, Bob Webb & Dale Drendel

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2017 Wisconsin Herds of Excellence Holstein Association USA is proud to present the 2017 Herds of Excellence award recipients. These herds have all achieved the rigorous criteria to qualify for this honor. The award is broken down into three herd size divisions. The categories are as follows: • Division 1: 500+ cows • Division 2: 100-499 cows • Division 3: 10-99 cows Herds receiving the award must: • Have classified within the last year and have an age adjusted classification score of 83 points or higher; • Have at least 70% of the herd homebred; • Be enrolled in the Association's TriStarSM program Additionally, qualifying herds must meet the following production criteria: • 10 to 99 cows – 25% above breed average Mature Equivalent for milk, fat and protein • 100 to 499 cows – 20% above breed average Mature Equivalent for milk, fat and protein • 500+ cows – 15% above breed average Mature Equivalent for milk, fat and protein

DIVISION 1 • 500+ COWS Bomaz, Inc. Zwald Family • Hammond

2-Year Honoree • 97.7% Homebred Average Classification Score: 84.6 ME Averages: 32,168M 1223F 1036P The Zwald family’s Registered Holstein operation has grown and developed high quality Holstein genetics since the farm began in 1962. Today, they milk a herd of 726 cows, three times a day, in a double10 parallel parlor. Raising healthy cows that are fed a high-quality ration allows cows to produce to their highest genetic potential, Bob explains. Animals are housed in sandbedded freestyle barns to keep them stress-free and comfortable. As the family operation has expanded, they’ve placed a larger emphasis on the herd’s genetic potential. The Zwald family stresses high production, good udders and sound feet and legs. The first cow to have a big genetic impact was Bomaz Valiant Daphne VG-88 a Gold Medal DamSM (GMD) and Dam of MeritSM (DOM). Her offspring are trouble free and produce at high levels. “We don’t have a goal to necessarily have the highest classifying cow or the best show cow,” Bob says. “We breed for the working ladies with the goal they can give 100 pounds of milk every day.” With the adoption of genomic technology, Bomaz Inc. is able to identify and implement genetic progress faster than ever before. Bob relies on Enlight®, a comprehensive tool offered by Holstein Association USA and Zoetis, to help him monitor genetic information on a daily basis. He uses Enlight for mating and culling decisions and selecting

animals for future embryo transfer work. Bomaz Inc. is operated by Bob and his wife, Kay, and their family: daughter, Annette, and son-in-law, Steve Schalla; and son, Tom, and daughter-in-law, Ashley. Bob’s proudest moment is being able to work alongside his family: “I think faith and family are the biggest things, and beyond that, success will come.”

Legacy Farm LLC The Schloneger Family • Shell Lake

First-Year Honoree • 83.4% Homebred Average Classification Score: 83.7 ME Averages: 32,084M 1316F 1054P Relatively new to registering animals with the Holstein Association USA, Legacy Farm LLC is a unique story. They started registering a small percentage of calves in 2011 and in seven years have become a Herd of Excellence. Legacy Farm LLC, established in 1976, uses Registered Holsteins to pave the way to an exceptional herd. Component values are a high priority when making mating decisions for herd manager Reuben Schloneger. Reuben’s ultimate goal is to have efficient cattle that produce high fat and protein, with good udders, feet and legs and functional type. While Reuben does use some new genomic sires, he incorporates a number of proven sires in his breeding program. “I am a big fan of good functional type in cows,” Reuben says. “Cows with depth and width, and strength. That’s where we get milk production.” A prominent cow for Legacy Farm is Legacy-SCH Gerard 7501 EX-91 DOM. A cow still in the milking herd, 7501 was their first recorded Dam of Merit in August of 2015. Currently her daughter, Legacy-SCH Gillespy 8057-ET EX-91, is +2286 for milk and +2.74 in the udder. Legacy Farm has several daughters from 8057 they look forward to developing. Cows like these embody what the Schloneger family strives to achieve on the farm. What first started as a way to market his registered bulls has turned into much more. Today, they are registering 99 percent of their heifer calves—and are eager to see what progress they can make with each calf. They milk 785 Registered Holstein cows. Legacy Farm is owned by Reuben and his parents, Rodney and Brenda, and brothers, Josh, John and Noah. Reuben’s brothers oversee the crop production, feeding and manure management. The Schloneger family is truly making a legacy with Registered Holsteins.

The Schloneger Family: Noah, Reuben, Rodney, Brenda, Josh, & John

Siemers Holstein Farms Inc. Siemers Family • Newton

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2-Year Honoree • 97.1% Homebred Average Classification Score: 85.3 ME Averages: 36,359M 1373F 1075P More than a century ago, the Siemers family made an influential decision: they purchased the farm’s first Registered Holstein calves. Since 1908, they’ve guided Siemers Holstein Farm to success, both in and out of the showring.

Dan Siemers, Paul Siemers holds Siemers Gsun Haya-Dream-ET and Sherry Siemers-Peterman

The Koepke Family: Kim, John, Dave, and Jim

“The entire team at Siemers Holsteins is honored and humbled to be named a 2017 Herd of Excellence recipient,” Dan Siemers states. “We work hard every day to do what we can to both preserve and move forward in our genetic endeavors.” Using passion and perseverance, Siemers Holstein Farm strives for excellence in the dairy industry. Their goal is to make every generation better than the last - and over the years, they’ve bred more than 1,000 Excellent and Very Good cows. To achieve success, the Siemers focus on different avenues when making breeding decisions. They breed for a spectrum of cattle: high-index cattle, show cattle, outstanding registered commercial cows, and Red and White Holsteins. Dan says their best genetic cows are also their best production cows. They look for strength in the cow’s conformation, so their herd will give more milk for longer periods of time. On Siemers Holstein Farm, they milk 2,594 cows in a double-36 parallel parlor - three times a day. Dedicated to feeding the best, Siemers produce their own haylage, corn silage, wheat and corn on 5,000 acres. Quality nutrition, along with industry-leading genetics, has allowed Siemers Holstein Farm to grow and progress through the years. In 2017, the family received a Wisconsin Master Agriculturist award for their hard work, dedication and success in farming and exemplary leadership. The farm operates as a team, with fifth generation siblings Dan, Paul and Sherry, and their families all working together. The family looks forward to the sixth generation continuing their Herd of Excellence.

John Koepke and his wife, Kim, manage the cheese production. Today, the cheese is in 50 local and chain grocery stores in the Milwaukee and Madison areas. “We wanted to make an identity with our community that would embrace a product that was locally made, and people could identify with it,” John says. “It’s rewarding to see happy customers, and start the dialogue between how we farm and how we take care of the animals and land.” Selecting for bulls that excel in cheese-merit dollars (CM$), Dave looks for bulls 900 or higher for CM$. On the female side, they seek out average-size stature cows with somatic cell counts under 29,000. Today, Koepke Farms Inc. is a partnership between brothers Alan, Dave, James and James’ son, John.

DIVISION 2 • 100-499 COWS Koepke Farms Inc. Koepke Family • Oconomowoc

First-Year Honoree • 100% Homebred Average Classification Score: 83.9 ME Averages: 35,448M 1476F 1062P Koepke Farms Inc.’s goal is to have long lived, healthy cows that produce large volumes of high quality milk for several generations. Founded more than 80 years ago, the family operation has stood the test of time through a dedicated focus on milk production and improving the genetics in their Registered Holstein herd. The farm has grown from an initial 40 acres to today’s 1,250 acres. The Koepke family milks their 337-cow herd three times a day in a double-10 herringbone parlor. Owner Dave Koepke says their mating decisions have always favored high milk production bulls - and it shows. Koepke Farms has five cows with more than 300,000 pounds of lifetime-milk. Koepke K0017229-1660 VG-85 DOM, known to many as “Granny,” is considered at the top of the family’s special cows. The 17-year-old cow produced 429,132 pounds of milk in her lifetime. At one time, Granny held the world record for lifetime milk production. Skirting the metropolitan Milwaukee area, Koepke Farms has found a way to add value to their milk. In 2010, they used a Wisconsin Value Added Producer Grant to establish LaBelle Cheese.

True-Blue Holsteins Gerald & Kevin Ihm • Barneveld

First-Year Honoree • 94.9% Homebred Average Classification Score: 84.2 ME Averages: 32,794M 1251F 10008P The founder of True-Blue Holsteins in southern Wisconsin, Gerald Ihm says he’s admired the Holstein cow his entire life. After spending two years in the U.S. Army, he and his wife decided to plant roots on a dairy farm of their own. Shortly after, they experienced first-hand the merchandising and progressive value that Registered Holsteins have to offer. “Dairy farms are the backbone of the country,” Gerald says. “There is a lot of people that depend on our milk for meals every day. I was glad we could do our part in providing a wholesome product for the surrounding area.” Son Kevin joined the operation in 1993, bringing with him a good eye for dairy cattle, Gerald says. From that point, the dairy's profit increased. Kevin focused on ways they could enhance the cow’s environment and identify sires to increase the offspring’s milk-production potential. A cow central to the family’s success was True-Blue Duster Ihm Jen VG-85 GMD DOM. Jen set a national record for 2-year-old cows by producing 61,030 pounds of milk, 3.9 percent fat and 3.2 percent protein. True-Blue Holsteins has been honored on the Progressive Breeders’ Registry for eight years and recognized as a Progressive Genetics Herd for 22 years. Just 30 miles from Madison, True-Blue Holsteins is settled in a prime location. Gerald mentions the rolling hills are ideal for contour farming and the rich valley makes a great pasture. Due to an unfortunate illness that struck Kevin in 2017, they made the decision to sell the cows, land and machinery. However, their Registered Holstein Herd of Excellence award is an honor that will carry on forever.

DIVISION 3 • 10-99 COWS B-Long Holsteins Bruce, Brenda & Bret Long • New London

7-Year Honoree • 100% Homebred Average Classification Score: 87.7 ME Averages: 37,665M 1330F 1153P For nearly 30 years, B-Long Holsteins philosophy has been “Keeping wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-23

cows fed with a high-quality forage means they will produce ample amounts of milk and stay healthier.” Continuous improvement is a high priority for B-Long Holsteins, where they milk 52 cows twice a day in their tiestall barn. Bruce says he sticks with three C’s in his dairying strategy: cows, comfort and consume. When B-Long Holsteins makes changes on the farm, he says, it is almost always to improved cow comfort. That leads to greater feed consumption and overall herd health. When they started, their rolling herd average was 18,000 pounds of milk and they had a BAA of 102. They have increased their rolling herd average by 19,000 pounds of milk and their BAA to 109. Registered Holstein genetics are the secret to the family’s accomplishments. Their ultimate goal is to breed large, powerful cows with big frames, and plenty of strength and width. For the Long family, B-Long BW Grapefruit VG-86 GMD DOM was the complete package. No longer in the herd, Grapefruit had the will to milk and a perfect frame. Many of Grapefruit’s offspring were marketed internationally 15 years ago. “Grapefruit is special since she was the first homebred family that flourished,” Bruce says. “We hit the right sires at the right time. She looked good, milked well and held her own with type traits.” Not only does Bruce have a drive for owning Black and White homebred beauties, he is passionate about connecting with fellow breeders. He knows the friends he made will last a lifetime. Bruce and his wife, Brenda, operate B-Long Holsteins alongside their eldest son, Bret.

The Vandertie Family: Dan, Julie, Austin, and Bridget He exhibits the same enthusiasm today, as he uses the tool to develop mating strategies. The Red Book gives him a clearer picture of how the sires will perform, leading to greater consistency within the herd. For Dan and his wife, Julie, their Holstein story began in 1987, when they married and purchased the farm from Dan’s parents. They have three children, Karlee, Bridget and Austin. Their son will graduate from high school this summer and has plans to return to the operation.

Ever-Green-View Holsteins LLC Thomas J. Kestell • Waldo

Bret is at the halter of B-Long Tootsie Pop Twix, Brenda holds B-Long Cryptonite, and Bruce is with B-Long Wintermint

Doorco Holsteins Daniel L. Vandertie • Brussels

4-Year Honoree • 100% Homebred Average Classification Score: 88.7 ME Averages: 34,194M 1322F 1042P Settled on the border of tourist country in Door County, fifth-generation farmer Dan Vandertie and his family operate Doorco Holsteins. It’s home to 33 registered cows that are milked two times a day. Walking through the tiestalls, it is easy to recognize the herd’s strength. Dan looks for long-lasting cows that have the will to milk and strong frames, including wide front ends. Doorco Duster Albany EX-90 2E GMD DOM is a cow that carries those traits. Albany had more than 147,000 pounds lifetime milk and produced three Excellent daughters that were EX-92 and multiple ‘E’. Dan estimates 90 percent of his current herd descends from the Albany family. “Our family believes that registering our Holsteins and building on the pedigrees adds value,” Dan says. “We are always trying to improve the herd, not just in milk production, but every aspect.” During their last classification, Doorco had 11 Excellent and 18 Very Good cows with a BAA of 111.2. To achieve their breeding and production goals, they rely on Holstein Association USA programs and services. As a child, Dan remembers being excited when the Holstein Association USA’s Red BookTM would arrive in the mail. 24–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

8-Year Honoree • 83.8% Homebred Average Classification Score: 88.8 ME Averages: 41,247M 1557F 1242P A name recognized in dairy circles around the world, Ever-GreenView Holsteins is known for elite genetics and outstanding performance. Ever-Green-View Holsteins is nestled 15 miles from Lake Michigan. For 60 years, Tom Kestell has dedicated his life to the Registered Holstein cow. Genetics is their first priority, Tom says, he believes it's important to use a number of different good bulls. “You have to breed away from the weaknesses in the cow,” Tom explains. “You will be in the driver’s seat if you use a combination of good udder bulls, strong feet and leg bulls, and above all, positive milk and component bulls.” The Elsie cow family has been at the heart of the Kestell’s herd for more than 30 years. Ever-Green-View Elsie-ET EX-92 2E GMD DOM produced two cows that set the National Single-Lactation Milk Production Record: Ever-Green-View My 1326-ET EX-92 2E GMD at 72,120 pounds of milk, and Ever-Green-View My Gold-ET EX-93 with 77,480 pounds. Elsie also had an offspring named as a number one GTPI proven international sire, Flevo Genetics Snowman-ET.

Chris, Gin, Jennifer and Tom Kestell

Ever-Green-View genetics are in demand domestically and abroad. Tom and his wife, Gin, spend a large part of their time devoted to merchandising, an effort that makes up three quarters of their income. They’ve sold genetics to more than 30 countries. For Tom, the most enjoyable aspect is when he receives a call about how well his cows are performing for the buyers. The Ever-Green-View team breeds high-quality Registered Holsteins that are admired around the world. Tom and Gin are in partnership with their youngest son, Chris, and his wife, Jennifer.

Ocean View Genetics Daryl & Pam Nunes • Deerfield

First-Year Honoree • 88.5% Homebred Average Classification Score: 90.2 ME Averages: 36,969M 1400F 1062P An ocean view would be an unlikely sight in Wisconsin’s Dairyland, but for Daryl and Pam Nunes, it’s the perfect description for their Holstein herd. Daryl grew up in California on Ocean View Farms, and Pam is from Wisconsin’s Dun-Did Holstein herd. When they married, she moved West and established their own herd in California alongside Daryl’s father. In 2010, the couple made the difficult decision to move their herd from California to Wisconsin, where they now operate Ocean View Genetics. Focused on breeding the finest Registered Holstein cattle, Daryl and Pam believe that bulls come and go, but cow families live on forever. The herd has a BAA of 115.5. “At Ocean View Genetics, we believe in results, not predictions,” Pam says. “We feel the best cows get better with age and can produce, reproduce and outproduce themselves. Lifetime production is our gold standard.” Almost every animal in their herd can be traced to Ocean View’s foundation cow: Ideograph Burkgov Steps EX-90 2E GMD. Although she is no longer in the herd, Steps left her mark. Ocean-View Sexation was

Pam and Daryl Nunes stand with Ocean-View Mandel Zandra the son of Steps, and his impact is truly prolific as he produced high-type families. Many animals in the top genomic lists trace back to Sexation. Ocean-View Mandel Zandra EX-95 2E GMD DOM was one of the most impactful cows in their herd and to many others worldwide. Zandra captured a lot of attention in the showring with her style and passed that along to her 17 Excellent offspring. In October 2017, Daryl and Pam sold their herd and currently have a small group of donor cows and young calves. Their plan is to house a limited group of high-type individuals. The future of Ocean View Genetics is focused on maintaining an elite donor pool, producing embryos and top-end calves.

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2018 Wisconsin State Fair Holstein Junior Show August 3 & 4 • West Allis, WI The Wisconsin Junior State Fair Holstein show was held on Friday and Saturday, August 4 and 5 at the Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis. Judge Dean Dohle placed a total of 409 head of Holsteins over the two day show, including 195 calves, 176 yearlings and 38 cows. The Red & White show had 100 head participating in that show. Selected as Champion Cows were a pair of 5-Year-Olds. Champion honors went to Grady Wendorf and Butlerview GC Awesome and Reserve Champion was OCD Braxton Charlee-ET owned by Noah Bilz. Judge Dohle commented that the champion cow “has so much width and so much dairy character and breed character. She’s a cow that is high in the chine, big framed with a beautiful mammary system.” Wendorf and Awesome were later named Reserve Supreme Champion of the Junior Dairy Show. Selected as Champion Calf was the first place calf from group four of the Fall Calves, Crave Solomon Sophia-ET exhibited by Sara Skalizky. Reserve Calf Champion was Jenna Broege’s winter calf, Rock-Edge Atwood Finley. Judge Dohle admired his champion, commenting “She’s a calf that has a lot of balance and depth and a lot of rib.” The Champion Yearlings were also picked as overall Champion Heifers. This pair were first and second in group one of the Fall Yearlings. Champion honors went to Sarah Kearns and Tombeth Ettakaw and Reserve Champion was Joseph Schuh and Sunnyside Nancy Doorman-ET. Judge Dohle commented “This pair of fall yearlings that I just fell in love with in class. They are so similar and the heifers have so much future. They are both October heifers and have so much style, balance and structural correctness.” Champion Bred and Owned animals were also selected for the calves, yearlings and cows. Champion Bred & Owned Calf was Broege’s Reserve Calf Champion while Reserve Bred and Owned honors went to Shanelle Borth and her fall calf, RBCC-Xtreme V Solm Evilseye. Kearns’ Junior Champion was also the Bred and Owned Yearling Champion and was later named Supreme Champion Bred and Owned Heifer. Champion Bred and Owned Cow was Synergy Equation Algortm owned by Carter Jauquet and Reserve Champion was Mikayla Endres with KnH-Endres Bradnick Oasis. The showmanship contest kicked off the dairy show on Thursday with over 400 youth taking part in the different age groups. Several Junior Holstein members won their respective age groups, with Ashley Hagenow being named the overall Supreme Champion Showman. The top five animals for each class or group are listed. For more complete placings, please visit our website at www.wisholsteins.com or the Wisconsin State Fair website at www.wistatefair.com. Spring Calf - Group 1 (15): 1. (1JrB&O) Siemers Avch Haylina-ET, Lauren Siemers, Manitowoc Co. 2. Imagine-That Jo Shine 27-ET, Carly Strauss, Jefferson Co. 3. Weis-Way Crush Moonshine, Carrie Weis, Kenosha Co. 4. Jenny-Lou Doc March Madness, Lauren Breunig, Dane Co. 5. HCH Back Gracious 2842, Madison Rud, Polk Co.

Grand Champions Cows: Judge Dean Dohle, Grady Wendorf with Butlerview GC Awesome, Noah Bilz with OCD Braxton Charlee-ET and WHA Princess Allie Breunig. 26–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018

Spring Calf - Group 2 (15): 1. (JrB&O) Red Brae Doorman TheresaET, Brady Bleck, Sheboygan Co. 2. Siemers Jby Glauco 29165-ET, Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc Co. 3. Jenlar Solomon Mara, Brianna Meyer, Calumet Co. 4. Trent-Way Dina-ET, Ashley Judd, Green Co. 5. MS PG PV Diamond Cut, Molly Olstad, Dane Co. Winter Calf – Group 1 (20): 1. (JrB&O) Elladaire Jdy Carlini-ET, Ella Bindl, Sheboygan Co. 2. Helmers Saloon Sofiya, Erica Helmer, Sheboygan Co. 3. Gaedtke Avalanc Tatum-Red-ET, Hailey Gaedtke, Kewaunee Co. 4. Front-Page McCutchen Gale, Angela Edelburg, Waupauca Co. 5. Ridgedale Memphis, Seth Haldiman, Rock Co. Winter Calf – Group 2 (19): 1. (JrB&O) Rock-Edge Atwood Finley, Jenna Broege, Rock Co. 2. Bella-View Solomon Aruba, Jacob Viergutz, Shawano Co. 3. Milksource Zest-ET, Ashton Haack, Sheboygan Co. 4. Stade Rainey Dakota, Matthew Haldiman, Rock Co. 5. Ms Hillpine Airlift Journey, Abigail Nelson, Racine Co. Winter Calf – Group 3 (18): 1. Tree-Hayven Hyclass Aria, Aaliyah Borchert, Wood Co. 2. Crave Expander Gabe 11141, Sara Skalitzky, Dodge Co. 3. WI Fischerdale Doorman Erin, Cole Sarbacker, Dane Co. 4. Dreamfix Diamondback Psap, Allie Breunig, Dane Co. 5. Ocean-View Dirty Diamond, Garrett Borth, Pierce Co. (JrB&O) Bzelite Carlies Chesney, Brandon Biese, Calumet Co. Winter Calf – Group 4 (19): 1. RJohn Prestige Champion-ET, Dawson Nickels, Dodge Co. 2. Pfaffsway Defiant Jen-A, Frederick Ullom, Dunn Co. 3. Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Brady Bleck, Sheboygan Co. 4. Ragnar King Royal Mia-ET, Clarissa Ulness, Manitowoc Co. 5. FerCrest Thunderstruck, Shanelle Borth, Pierce Co. (JrB&O) Hahncrest Kenosha Starship, Dalton Hahn, Sauk Co. Fall Calf – Group 1 (23): 1. WI Fischerdale Sid Ezra, Lindsey Sarbacker, Dane Co. 2. (JrB&O) Redline Ivanka, Jacob Maier, Chippewa Co. 3. Rock-N-Hill-II Her Brillion, Brian McCullough, Green Co. 4. Siemers Jordy Jewels-Red, Lauren Siemers, Manitowoc Co. 5. Moorclose AllClass Viola, Madison Calvert, Lafayette Co. Fall Calf – Group 2 (22): 1. Milksource Applejax-ET, Ashton Haack, Sheboygan Co. 2. Ms Borderview Bway Sadie-ET, Jordan Lemke, Calumet Co. 3. Milksource Believe-ET, Molly Olstad, Dane Co. 4. (JrB&O) Hornland Doorman Girl-ET, Olivia Horn, Clark Co. 5. Southbar Absolute Ella, Anna Boesl, Barron Co. Fall Calf – Group 3 (19): 1. (JrB&O) RBCC-Xtreme V Solm Evilseye, Shanelle Borth, Pierce Co. 2. Ms Milksource Sweet Vidalia, Savanna Ridge, Sheboygan Co. 3. Frislevue Addiction Justice, Justyne Frisle, Barron Co. 4. Emerald-Acr-VR Ligura, Brooke Hammann, Barron Co. 5. Sonnenbrook Dback Keely-ET, Caitlin Holcomb, Green Co. Fall Calf – Group 4 (25): 1. Crave Solomon Sophia-ET, Sara Skalizky, Dodge Co. 2. Petitclerc Solomon Tropic-ET, Noah Bilz, Marathon Co. 3. Calopogon Crush Delany, McKenzie Calvert, Lafayette Co. 4. (JrB&O) Hahncrest DB Stargazer-ET, Dalton Hahn, Sauk Co. 5. Hillpine Doorman Aruba-ET, Olivia Spaight, Racine Co. Calf Champion: Crave Solomon Sophia-ET, Sara Skalizky, Dodge Co. Reserve Calf Champion: Rock-Edge Atwood Finley, Jenna Broege, Rock

Yearling Champions & Grand Champion Heifers: Judge Dean Dohle, WHA Princess Allie Breunig, Sarah Kearns with Tombeth Ettakaw, Joseph Schuh with Sunnyside Nancy Doorman-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Brooke Trustem.

2018 Wisconsin Junior State Fair Winners

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Calf Champions: WHA Princess Attendant Trustem, Sara Skalizky with Crave Solomon Sophia-ET, Jenna Broege with Rock-Edge Atwood Finley and Judge Dohle

Champion Bred & Owned Calves: Princess Attendant Trustem, Jenna Broege with Rock-Edge Atwood Finley, Shanelle Borth with RBCCXtreme V Solm Evilseye and Judge Dohle

Co. Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Rock-Edge Atwood Finley, Jenna Broege, Rock Co. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Calf: RBCC-Xtreme V Solm Evilseye, Shanelle Borth, Pierce Co. Summer Yearling – Group 1 (18): 1. Cow-Palace Diamond Hazel, Savanna Ridge, Sheboygan Co. 2. Hardscrabble 1st Grade Glem, Alissa Maier, Chippewa Co. 3. Ragnar Doorman Victoria, Myranda Manke, Manitowoc Co. 4. Synergy High Octane Honor, Emma Gwidt, Shawano Co. 5. (JrB&O) Mead-Manor Sol Addiction, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. Summer Yearling – Group 2 (17): 1. (JrB&O) MRSprech At A High Class, Melissa Sprecher, Dane Co. 2. Heritage-E Remember Me, Jenna Broege, Rock Co. 3. Milksource B Anya AKA-ET, Abigail Nelson, Racine Co. 4. Similaire Defi Wish, Zoe Ertel, Sheboygan Co. 5. Jeffrey-Way Hypnotic Siri, Alexis Graber, Green Co. Summer Yearling – Group 3 (17): 1. DJLPurpride Airlife Aleve ET, Eric Wachtendonk, Chippewa Co. 2. Crowleyview Doorman Luxi, Jacob Harbaugh, Shawano Co. 3. Diamondhead Def Rumchata-ET, Jared Greidanus, Walworth Co. 4. Opsal Crush Syeisha, Roslind Anderson, Pierce Co. 5. Berryridge Door Nivosa-ET, Ava Endres, Dane Co. (JrB&O) Go-Big Armani Electricity, Ben Buske, Dodge Co. Spring Yearling – Group 1 (15): 1. Goldenflo Expander Rags, Kalista Hodorff, Fond du Lac Co. 2. Rokeyroad Diamndbck Javalin, Brandon Biese, Calumet Co. 3. Lyn-Vale Topgun Katrina-ET, Dallas Kreisa, Sheboygan Co. 4. Rock-N-Hill 6 Chip Fran, Rachel McCullough, Green Co. 5. (JrB&O) Nobland Diamondback Estelle, Ainsley Noble, Grant Co. Spring Yearling – Group 2 (16): 1. Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire-ET, Grant Vosters, Outagamie Co. 2. (JrB&O) Frislevue Lucifer Indigo, Allissa Frisle, Barron Co. 3. Berryridge Sid Ecstatic-ET, Eliza Endres, Dane Co. 4. Trent-Way-SCC T-Chip, Montana Sarbacker, Dane Co. 5. Marsh-Vue Atwood Alexa-ET, Summer Henschel, Calumet Co. Spring Yearling – Group 3 (16): 1. Redline Royal, Alissa Maier, Chippewa Co. 2. Pennwood Solo Pistachio-ET, Fritzy Ullom, Dunn Co. 3. Triple-HH Door Breathless, Summer Hammann, Barron Co. 4. GlennAnn Elude Brevin, Clayton Mahlkuch, Green Co. 5. Heritage-E Deltadawn,

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Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifers & Champion Bred & Owned Yearlings: Judge Dohle, WHA Princess Breunig, Sarah Kearns with Tombeth Ettakaw, Ava Booth with Booth-Haven My Fair Lady and Princess Attendant Trustem

Megan Breuch, Dane Co. Winter Yearling - Group 1 (24): 1. Hillpine Rain Katcher-ET, Olivia Spaight, Racine Co. 2. Sonnenbrook Dback Kendra, Caitlin Holcomb, Green Co. 3. (JrB&O) Geneva-G Crush Jubilee Rae, Geneva Nunes, Chippewa Co. 4. Ludwigs-DG Doorman Enjoy-ET, Grant Vosters, Outagamie Co. 5. Hammertime Dbak Rapunzel-ET, Nicole Broege, Rock Co. Winter Yearling - Group 2 (25): 1. Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn Weigel, Grant Co. 2. Petitclerc Atwood Secret, Eva Doornink, St. Croix Co. 3. (JrB&O) Siemers Jacoby HayasJoy-ET, Jake Siemers, Manitowoc Co. 4. Hilrose Doorman Prize-ET, Abigail Ard, Shawano Co. 5. Entourage-LC DMN Lullaby-ET, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. Fall Yearling – Group 1 (16): 1. (JrB&O) Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Crawford Co. 2. Sunnyside Nancy Doorman-ET, Joseph Schuh, Outagamie Co. 3. Nehls-Valley Bacdoor Rhythm, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. 4. Ryan-Crest Jacoby Emelia-ET, Zachary Lemke, Calumet Co. 5. E-Donk Airlift Boolyn, Eric Wachtendonk, Chippewa Co. Fall Yearling – Group 2 (14): 1. Marshland Airlift Hypocrite, Autumn Hermansen, Polk Co. 2. (JrB&O) Booth-Haven My Fair Lady, Ava Booth, Sheboygan Co. 3. Lars-Acres Airlift Fareway, Luke Trustem, Rock Co. 4. Ryan-Crest Sid Elsie-ET, John Wackershauser, Grant Co. 5. Sonnenbrook Drmn Bambino-ET, Alyssa Holcomb, Green Co. Yearling Champion & Grand Champion Heifer: Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Crawford Co. Reserve Yearling Champion & Reserve Grand Champion Heifer: Sunnyside Nancy Doorman-ET, Joseph Schuh, Outagamie Co. Champion Bred & Owned Yearling & Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Crawford Co. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Yearling & Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Booth-Haven My Fair Lady, Ava Booth, Sheboygan Co. Junior 2-Year-Old (6): 1. Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alex Krueger, Lafayette Co. 2. (JrB&O) Ladinostar Dman Brooke-ET, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. 3. Miesens Beemer Blossom, Brianna Miesen, Lafayette Co. 4. River-Divide Mario Elite, Nathan Daniels, Iowa Co. 5. Moorclose Gold Chip Maleah, Lane Mancilman, Trempealeau Co.

Champion Bred & Owned Cows: WHA Princess Breunig, Carter Jauquet with Synergy Equation Algortm and Mikayla Endres with KnH Endres Bradnick Oasis.

Champion R&W Heifers: National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson, Vanessa Roberts with Siemers Avch Greeter-Red-ET, Carmen Haack with Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET and WHA Princess Allie Breunig.

Grand Champion R&W Cows: National R&W Queen Hannah Nelson, Michael Moede with Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red and Grady Wendorf with Kamps-Hollow Acapela-Red-ET.

Senior 2-Year-Old (6): 1. Levash Day Lucky, Brock Soukup, Manitowoc Co. 2. Ziems Brady Epiphany-ET, Nathan Daniels, Iowa Co. 3. Mayerlane Material Girl, Colby Hasheider, Sauk Co. 4. (JrB&O) MRSprech Drm Expression-ET, Melissa Sprecher, Dane Co. 5. Frislevue Brax Poptart-ET, Allissa Frisle, Barron Co. Junior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET, Mason Jauquet, Shawano Co. 2. (JrB&O) Synergy Equation Algortm, Carter Jauquet, Shawano Co. 3. Rabur MC Lovely, Zachary Nelson, Richland Co. 4. Black-Rock Doorman Deb 001, Alex Krueger, Lafayette Co. 5. Mound-Farm Formost Hailey, Emma Buss, Lafayette Co. Senior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. Mapel Wood Kingboy Lacey-ET, Jacob Siemers, Manitowoc Co. 2. (JrB&O) KnH-Endres Bradnick Oasis, Mikayla Endres, Columbia Co. 3. Welsh-Edge Absolut Astonish, Hope Petersheim, Vernon Co. 4. Lars-Acres Gwatwd Landi-ET, Brooke Trustem, Rock Co. 5. Emerald-Acr-VR Faris, Brooke Hammann, Barron Co. 4-Year-Old (5): 1. 1. Welsh-Edge GW Hott Toddy-ET, David Petersheim, Vernon Co. 2. (JrB&O) Opsal Aftrshck Specialize-ET, Joseph Opsal, Dane Co. 3. Emeral-Acr-VR Felisity-ET, Brooke Hammann, Barron Co. 4. Weis-Way Atwood Lily-ET, Cassidy Dabbs, Racine Co. 5. Ace-NSpades Alex Hadria-ET, Kendra Goplin, Trempealeau Co. 5-Year-Old (4): 1. Butlerview GC Awesome, Grady Wendorf, Dodge Co. 2. OCD Braxton Charlee-ET, Noah Bilz, Marathon Co. 3. Budjon-JK Damion Eklipse-ET, Lindsey Sarbacker, Dane Co. 4. Krull Redburst Holiday-ET, Carly Strauss, Jefferson Co. 6-Year-Old & Older (4): 1. Nehls-Valley GWA Rhinestone, Cassidy Ewert, Dodge Co. 2. Weis-Way Atwood Mistletoe, Carrie Weis, Kenosha Co. 3. Gildale Advent Primrose, Kalista Hodorff, Fond du Lac Co. 4. Powerhaus Atwood Taree, Jaynie Rule, Iowa Co. Grand Champion Cow: Butlerview GC Awesome, Grady Wendorf, Dodge Co. Reserve Grand Champion Cow: OCD Braxton Charlee-ET, Noah Bilz, Marathon Co. Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Synergy Equation Algortm, Carter Jauquet, Shawano Co. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Cow: KnH-Endres Bradnick Oasis, Mikayla Endres, Columbia Co.

Kewaunee Co. 2. Synergy Jordys Starr-Red-ET, Taylor Gracyalny, Shawano Co. 3. Lyn-Vale Rainy Day-Red-ET, Ava Booth, Sheboygan Co. 4. Gt-Rvr-Vly Max Aimee-Red, Katie Crosby, Washburn Co. 5. Redline Kara-Red, Brooklyn Leazott, Chippewa Co. Champion Calf: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. Reserve Champion Calf: Synergy Jordys Starr-Red-ET, Taylor Gracyalny, Shawano Co. Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Gt-Rvr-Vly Max AimeeRed, Katie Crosby, Washburn Co. Summer Yearling (9): 1. Gaedtke Defiant Ella-Red, Justin Gaedtke, Kewaunee Co. 2. OCD Defiant Dazzle-Red-ET, Julia Searls, Iowa Co. 3. Brickroad Dback Tango-Red, Megan Breuch, Dane Co. 4. Milksource Suprise-Red-ET, Jenna Thorgerson, Rusk Co. 5. Bednareks Cont Tea 2867-Red, Tessa Meyer, Clark Co. Spring Yearling (17): 1. Siemers Avch Greeter-Red-ET, Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc Co. 2. Benrise Jacot Forest-Red, Dawson Nickels, Dodge Co. 3. Rock-Edge Dmndbck Risky-Red, Nicole Broege, Rock Co. 4. Ledge-Way Rmeup Tonight-Red, Jeremy Nehls, Dodge Co. 5. Mahoney Diamond McKayla-Red, Ambrea Kjos, Pierce Co. Winter Yearling (5): 1. Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. 2. Opsal Diamndbck Madison-Red, Joseph Opsal, Dane Co. 3. Fancypants Passion Rae-Red, Geneva Nunes, Chippewa Co. 4. Diamondhead Ruby-Red-ET, Jacob Greidanus, Walworth Co. 5. Willow-Edge BW Pipes-Red, Garrett Borth, Pierce Co. Fall Yearling (7): 1. V-View Barbw Milly-Red-ET, Brooke Webb, Clark Co. 2. Shady-Lawn Hypnotic Rip-Red, Kaitlyn Kuse, Clark Co. 3. Nobland Heartbreaker-Red-TW, Ainsley Noble, Grant Co. 4. EwaldView AJ Phire-Red, Miranda Ewald, Waushara Co. 5. MLTU Defiant Faith-Red, Emily Pankratz, Wood Co. Champion Yearling: Siemers Avch Greeter-Red-ET, Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc Co. Reserve Champion Yearling: Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. Grand Champion Heifer: Siemers Avch Greeter-Red-ET, Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc Co. Reserve Grand Champion Heifer: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. Champion Bred & Owned Yearling: Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Yearling: Gaedtke Defiant EllaRed, Justin Gaedtke, Kewaunee Co. Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Ladinodale Avaln AlaynaRed, Matthew Gunst, Dodge Co. Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. Junior 2-Year-Old (3): 1. Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. 2. MD-West-View OK Siri-Red-ET, Claire Betley, Shawano Co. 3. Forward Trulia-Red-ET, James Pankratz, Wood Co. Senior 2-Year-Old (0)

Red & White Junior Show Judge: Reid Stransky 100 head shown: 91 heifers & 9 cows

Spring Calf (5): 1. EZ-Witt Sour Chery Ball-Red, Dan Strouf, Manitowoc Co. 2. Red Blossom Lans America-Red, Hannah Hensel, Wood Co. 3. Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Catherine Krance, Barron Co. 4. Synergy Oompa Loompa-Red, Evan Jauquet, Shawano Co. 5. Schuh-Vu Diamond Dazzle-Red, Joseph Schuh, Outagamie Co. Winter Calf (28): 1. Tree-Hayven Daniel Diem-Red, Aaliyah Borchert, Wood Co. 2. K-K-Rose Ruind Lipstick-Red, Jordan Topel, Jefferson Co. 3. AJ-Chance Pricey Addict-Red, Clayton Mahlkuch, Green Co. 4. Leela Fernandez-Red, Kaydence Hodorff, Fond du Lac Co. 5. Berryridge Addiction Mojito-Red, Ava Endres, Dane Co. Fall Calf (15): 1. Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack,

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3-Year-Old (3): 1. RM Armani Kyrie-Red, Jayna Schmittinger, Washington Co. 2. Nobland Applejack Hustle-Red, Drew Noble, Grant Co. 3. Booth-Haven Lady In-Red-ET, Frederick Ullom, Dunn Co. 4-Year-Old (1): 1. Kamps-Hollow Acapela-Red-ET, Grady Wendorf, Dodge Co. 5-Year-Old (2): 1. Synergy Alchmy Loophole-Red, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. 2. Southbreak Lad Dora-Red, Clayton Schwendimann, Washington Co. Grand Champion Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. Reserve Grand Champion Cow: Kamps-Hollow Acapela-Red-ET, Grady Wendorf, Dodge Co. Grand Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Mead-Manor Def AdelineRed, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co.

Supreme Champions

Supreme Champion Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. Reserve Supreme Champion Cow: Butlerview GC Awesome, Grady Wendorf, Dodge Co. Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Michael Moede, Kewaunee Co. Reserve Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Synergy Equation Algortm, Carter Jauquet, Shawano Co. Supreme Champion Heifer: Siemers Avch Greeter-Red-ET, Vanessa Roberts, Manitowoc Co. Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer: Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Crawford Co. Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Tombeth Ettakaw, Sarah Kearns, Crawford Co. Reserve Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Synergy Jordys Spike-Red-ET, Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co.

Top to bottom, left to right Cole Sarbacker, Ava Endres, Aaliyah Borchert, Shanelle Borth and Benjamin Buske

Showmanship Winners: 12 Year Old Winner – Cole Sarbacker, Dane Co. 13 Year Old Winner – Ava Endres, Dane Co. 14 Year Old Winner – Aaliyah Borchert, Wood Co. 15 Year Old Winner – Sarah Hagenow, Columbia Co. 16 Year Old Winner – Kylie Nickels, Dodge Co. 17 Year Old Winner – Ashley Hagenow, Columbia Co. 18 Year Old Winner – Shanelle Borth, Pierce Co. 19 Year Old Winner – Benjamin Buske, Dodge Co. Supreme Champion Showman: Ashley Hagenow, Columbia Co. Reserve Supreme Champion Showman: Ava Endres, Dane Co. 3rd Overall Supreme Champion Showman: Sarah Hagenow, Columbia Co. Knowledge Master Contest 1. Carmen Haack, Kewaunee Co. 2. Erica Helmer, Sheboygan Co. 3. Alyssa Seitz, Outagamie Co. 4. Geneva Nunes, Chippewa Co. 5. Mikayla Peper, Polk Co.

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Supreme Champion Showperson: Judges Kristen Barlass and Joe Digangi, Sarah Hagenow, Ava Endres, Ashley Hagenow and Judges Doug Nifong and Laurie Winkelman

Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Cow

Holstein Open Show 55 head shown: 38 heifers & 17 cows

Spring Calf (13): 1. Sco-Lo Avalanche Roll On-ET, Tammy Voegeli, Arlington 2. Exquisite Doorman Classy-ET, Lazy M Farm, Stitzer 3. GoSho Miss Impeccable, Stella Schmocker, Whitewater 4. Imagine-That Jo Shine 27-ET, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 5. Dream Fix Splash of Sun-ET, Todd Wendorf, Ixonia Winter Calf (5): 1. Tree-Hayven Solman Peyton-ET, Katie Ward, Marshall 2. Straussdale Banging Solo 83, Erin Strauss, Lake Mills 3. HowLaw Defender Raindrop, Madeline Schmidt, Fort Atkinson 4. Straussdale So Glamours-ET, Ashley Brandel, Lake Mills 5. Jasha-Z Meridian Epic, Sharon Ziemer, Cedarburg Fall Calf (7): 1. BHHD Ms Moonshine, Nicole Ballweg, Dane 2. R-John Crush Maddie-ET, Tammy Voegeli, Arlington 3. Wilstar Sid Baby, Samuel Kilsdonk, Seymour 4. Opsal Solomon Fireball, Dan Wonders, Mineral Point 5. Pauly-G Addiction Rosie, Katie Ward, Marshall Summer Yearling (5): 1. Crowley-View Doorman Luxi, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion 2. Go-Sho Doorman Remedie, Tessa Schmocker, Whitewater 3. Erbacres Dback Natalie, Tammy Voegeli, Arlington 4. Mae-Lee Ar Savage-TW, Schwendimann Farms, Hartford 5. Straussdale At My Best 1995, Emily Strauss, Lake Mills Spring Yearling (3): 1. Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion 2. Jasha-Z Meridian Aphodite, Sharon Ziemer, Cedarburg 3. East-Branch OK Annabella, Kristine Jarek, Bonduel Winter Yearling (3): 1. Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Tessa Schmocker, Whitewater 2. East Branch DB Jingles, Kristine Jarek, Bonduel 3. Imagine-That Secret Moon, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Fall Yearling (2): 1. Sco-Lo Crush Em Jag, Amy Koenig, New Franken 2. Jasha-Z Airlift Emelia, Sharon Ziemer, Cedarburg Junior Champion: Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion Reserve Junior Champion: Crowley-View Doorman Luxi, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion Junior Best Three (2): 1. Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 2. Sharon Ziemer, Cedarburg Junior 2-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU) How-Law Mogul Peaches, Madeline Schmidt, Fort Atkinson 2. Black Satin Louis-ET, Nic Nietzel, Watertown Senior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Pa-Ja-Ma Defiant Flick, Schwendimann Farms, Hartford 2. Straussdale At Glory 1765, Erin Strauss, Lake Mills 3. Straussdale Im Adorable-ET, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 4. Ocean-View Brokaw Sawyer, Nic Neitzel, Watertown Junior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) BHHD Glitz Gypsey-ET, Nicole Ballweg, Dane 2. Milgene Just A Game-ET, Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford 3. Milgene Just For Laughs-ET, Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford 4. (Prod) Heatherstone Brighton, Chelsea Holschbach, Baraboo 5. Milgene Just For Fun-ET, Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford Senior 3-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU) Stormy-Ridge Foremost Edna, Cassy Krull, Waterloo 2. I-Rainbow Lehman Haley, Heather Cornell, Richland Center Intermediate Champion: BHHD Glitz Gypsey-ET, Nicole Ballweg, Dane Reserve Intermediate Champion: How-Law Mogul Peaches, Madeline Schmidt, Fort Atkinson 4-Year-Old (0) 5-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU) KHW Hero Abbey-ET, Lazy M Farm, Stitzer 2. (Prod) Krull Redburst Holiday-ET, Mariah Strauss, Lake Mills 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. (BU, Prod) Miss Summer Song-ET, Todd Wendorf, Ixonia Senior & Grand Champion: KHW Hero Abbey-ET, Lazy M Farm, Stitzer Reserve Senior Champion & Overall Production Award: Krull Redburst Holiday-ET, Mariah Strauss, Lake Mills Reserve Grand Champion: BHHD Glitz Gypsey-ET, Nicole Ballweg, Dane Best Udder of Show: KHW Hero Abbey-ET, Lazy M Farm, Stitzer Best Three Females (1): 1. Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford Produce of Dam (3): 1. Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford 2. Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 3. Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Dam & Daughter (3): 1. Todd Wendorf, Ixonia 2. Schwendimann Farms, Hartford 3. Nic Neitzel, Watertown Premier Breeder: Mariah Strauss, Lake Mills Premier Exhibitor: Hildebrandt Family Farms, Hustisford

2018 District 6 Futurity

The District 6 Holstein Breeders held their 15th annual Holstein Futurity contest in conjunction with the District 6 Holstein Show at the Green County Fairgrounds in Monroe on June 26. Out of 71 animals entered three years ago as calves, 11 3-year-old cows came back and participated in this year’s contest. Placing first in this year’s Futurity was Ms Ziems Atwood Harmony-ET owned by Tim Ziemba, Cambridge. Compeer Financial sponsored the $500 prize for first place. Second place, sponsored by Chris Gransee Hoof Trimming, was awarded to WI Fischerdale Attic Evita owned by Joe Sarbacker, Verona. Rounding out the top 5 were: 3rd: Glenn-Ann McCutchen Phran, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany 4th: Glenn-Ann McCutchen Caymus, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany 5th: Lars-Acres GWATWD Landi-ET, Brooke, Dane and Luke Trustem, Evansville

District 6 Futurity: left are Payton Sarbacker, Verona (front) and Wisconsin Holstein Princess Allie Breunig (behind) presenting the $250 prize donated by Chris Gransee, Evansville (back) of Chris Gransee Hoof Trimming to the second place cow, WI Fischerdale Attic Evita exhibited by Joe Sarbacker, Verona. To the right is the winning cow, Ms Ziems Atwood Harmony-ET, exhibited by Tim Ziemba, Cambridge, who is accepting the $500 prize from Compeer Financial representative Dawn Haag.

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Triple Crown: 3 EX-97 Cows, 3 Show Breeds, 1 Home Northeast Wisconsin’s MilkSource Genetics has achieved an unprecedented Triple Crown. With the upgrading of Weeks Dundee Anika to the rare EX-97 classification, the family-owned show barn has reached the pinnacle score with cows from three major show breeds. In 2014, the farm’s Blondin Redman Seisme became the first Red & White Holstein cow to achieve the milestone rating. In February, another MilkSource Genetics cow, Musqie Iatola Martha, became the youngest Jersey in history to achieve the 97 score. Now, Holstein Association USA has bestowed the landmark classification to Weeks Dundee Anika - a black-andwhite Holstein. “When Martha reached EX-97, I described it as ‘lighting striking twice.’ It was unforgettable,” said John Vosters, MilkSource Genetics partner. “But doing it again? There simply aren’t words to describe it.” It is believed there are fewer than six cows living in North America with EX-97 scores and MilkSource Genetics is home to three of them. MilkSource Genetics Partner Jim Ostrom notes the milestone moment solidifies Anika’s global reputation. “She is an impeccably proportioned mature cow,” he said. “Anika, now MilkSource Genetics achieved a Triple Crown with Weeks Dundee Anika being raised 7-years-old, was a good cow when we bought her as a Junior to EX-97. Two 97-point cows already call MilkSource home: a Red & White, 2-year-old and, since then, she has continued developing beau- Blondin Redman Seisme, and a Jersey, Musqie Iatola Martha. Pictured is Annette Ostrom tifully. Of all the cows we’ve been part of, she has been an with Martha, and MilkSource Genetics Herdsman Travis Schafer, holding Anika. industry favorite among people we respect as passionate cow enthusiasts. Anika is a rare animal with fans worldwide.” Classification is based on a true-type scoring system. Anika - like can honors. Bolstering her success, Anika also has transmitted her winning ways Seisme and Martha before her - is as close to the ideal standards as possible. “Anika has a striking dairy frame like few others in the breed,” Vosters to offspring that have already begun making their mark in the show ring. explained. “Her combination of dairyness, balance and strength makes her For instance, Anika’s granddaughter, Milksource Dempsey Amour, just very unique. She has correct feet and legs, along with a firmly attached returned from the 2018 Wisconsin Championship Holstein Show as the Honorable Mention Junior Champion and first place Fall Calf. Amour is udder. She has had five offspring and is considered an aged cow.” Anika comes from a cow family with deep pedigrees and show- out of an EX-91 Corvette that sold through the 2018 MilkSource Select winning brood cows. Her dam was a VG-85-CAN Goldwyn, with the Sale and is now owned by Kingsway. Another notable Anika daughter, Milksource Gldnrm Asset-ET, was next dam being BKB Abby-ET EX-95-3E, then back to Shoremar S Alicia the first fall calf and Reserve Junior Champion at WDE in 2017, and was EX-97. On the shavings, Anika has received Reserve Grand Champion at the first place fall calf at the Royal. She is now owned by Westcoast Holsteins. “Anika’s not only cemented her own legacy, but she’s passing on those Wisconsin Championship Show in 2016 and was Reserve Intermediate Champion at the Midwest National Spring Show in 2014. Her success in great dairy genetics to future generations,” Ostrom said. In the show barn, Anika also performs with solid milk production and the ring has earned her a number of All-Canadian and All-American honors and nominations. In 2016, Anika was Reserve All-Canadian 5-Year- components. At 5-00 in 293 days, she made 26,740 pounds of milk with a Old and Reserve All-American 5-Year-Old. Anika was nominated All- 4.1%F 1086F and 3.5%P 934P. She’s projected this lactation at 32,300M American 4-Year-Old in 2015 and All-Canadian Junior 2-Year-Old in 1210F 1086P. Basking in her herdmate’s glow is another MilkSource Genetics’ cow, 2013. As a Junior 2-Year-Old, she earned Honorable Mention All-AmeriTK-Plainview-Ripley, which saw her own classification climb to EX-96 just days after being named Grand Champion of the Wisconsin Championship Show. “Whether in the show ring or in the barn, cows don’t achieve results like this without the hands-on care and dedication of a great herd team,” Ostrom said. “Our manager Eddie Bue, his wife and partner-in-cow-care, Mandi, and their entire team work hard every day to bring out the best in these amazing animals. Their love for these cows is evident every day.” Eddie noted that Anika and Martha are on a 365-day show-cow program that includes dry hay and grain, but both are cared for in the same manner as all of the other show cows at MilkSource. Seisme is now retired and spends her summers in the beautiful pastures at Jim and Annette’s home. “It has been an enormous honor to work with cows like Anika, Seisme, and Martha,” Eddie said. “Any one of these cows would be considered a once-in-a-lifetime kind of a cow to work with, and to have the opportunity to work with 3, all under one roof, is truly amazing.”

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2019 Junior Holstein Convention Registration Hosted by the Sheboygan County Junior Holstein Association January 4-6, 2019 • Blue Harbor Resort, Sheboygan Registration forms must be postmarked by Friday, November 30. A late fee of $30 per person will be added if postmarked after November 30. A trade board will be available at convention, but tickets may not be available for all events. Please note that if you do not have a ticket for a meal; you will not be let in until the food is done being served. At that time, you will be allowed a seat in the back of the room.

YQCA Juniors wishing to attend the YQCA session on Friday must pre-register so we can cover the costs for those in attendance. Only those that pre-register will have their session paid for by WHA. Please mark “Y or N” in the space below to register for the YQCA session.

M1 Friday Box Lunch - $15 Choice of Ham & Swiss or Turkey & Cheddar sandwich on Italian bread with a bag of chips, piece of fruit and cookie M2 Friday Dinner - $21 ($10.50 for children 10 & under) Local brats with bacon-onion sauerkraut, hamburgers with carmelized onions with Sheboygan M3 M4 M5 M6

hard rolls, brioche and brat buns; WI potato salad and house made potato chips, mixed green salad with dressing, assorted cookies and Blue Harbor Signature Bars, coffee and milk Saturday Breakfast - $16 ($8 for children 10 & under) Homemade cinnamon rolls, assorted muffins, bagels with cream cheese, fresh fruit platters, pancakes with syrup, bacon, coffee and milk Saturday Princess Pasta Luncheon - $19 ($9.50 for children 10 & under) Mixed green salad, penne and orecchiette pasta, meatballs, marinara or alfredo sauce, breadsticks, cookies and brownies, coffee and milk Saturday Banquet - $29 ($14.50 for children 10 & under) Mixed green salad, fresh baked rolls and butter, mixed vegetable, beef tips in red wine sauce, herb roasted chicken, mashed potatoes, apple or cherry pie, coffee and milk Sunday Breakfast - $18 ($9 for children 10 & under) Assorted danish and muffins, fresh fruit platters, scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese, french toast with maple syrup, butter and preserves, Johnsonville sausage links, coffee and milk

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Make checks payable to: Sheboygan County Junior Holstein Assoc. and mail to: Terry & Janice Abraham, W6252 State Rd. 67, Plymouth, WI 53073 Questions? Kara Abraham, 920-892-7602 or katoabr@excel.net

Junior Member Agreement The purpose of this organization is to encourage youth to promote the Registered Holstein industry. The Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association is open to membership for those persons under the age of 21 as of January 1st of the membership year. To be eligible for membership, all applicants must sign this agreement and agree to abide by the rules hereinafter set forth. Failure to honor any of these rules may subject the junior member to immediate revocation of membership status, including the opportunity of participation in WI Holstein Association sanctioned activities and events. For those members that turn 21 during their last year of junior membership, they may continue to receive junior recognition at Wisconsin Holstein Association shows through the duration of the WI Championship Show if their 21st birthday occurs before said show. The following rules shall apply to all junior members: 1. Use or possession of any alcoholic beverage, whether or not in connection with an Association event, is strictly prohibited for anyone under the age of 21. Controlled substances are strictly prohibited by anyone. 2. No member shall engage in any behavior prohibited by state statute, local ordinance or Board Policy (which shall include, but is not limited to vandalism, theft, truancy, assault, threats to personal safety or property and flagrant misconduct). 3. Members, at all times, shall demonstrate good citizenship and recognize the value of setting and adhering to the highest standards of conduct and performance. 4. At all Association sponsored functions, activities and trips, the rules of conduct specified by adult chaperones and advisors shall be at all times observed by members. 5. All members shall recognize the right of the Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Junior Activities Committee, the Board of Directors of the Wisconsin Holstein Association and its staff, adult advisors and chaperones to have the authority to enforce the rules as established and authorized herein. Members and/or their parents/guardian shall accept any financial responsibility for the enforcement of the provisions herein. 6. For the purposes of the observance of the rules of membership herein, there is established a Board which shall consist of the WHA Staff, WHA Board of Directors and the WHA Junior Activities Committee. The purpose of this Board shall be to oversee the fair application of the rules of membership and afford the right of due process. A member of this Board must be contacted while the violation is occurring. If they cannot be reached, concrete

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proof must be provided against the accused. Pictures help but are not concrete proof of violation. If applicable, the accuser must be willing to provide information in support of a claim that a member has violated this policy. Due process shall be afforded by: Explaining the evidence against the member, giving the member an opportunity to explain his/her version of the facts, thereafter, it is a matter of discretion by the Board whether to have the accuser/observer summoned and whether to permit cross examination of said individuals. The following procedure is in place if it is determined that a member has violated the alcohol and controlled substance policy: 1. 1st warning, written and verbal, with privileges taken away. The severity of the privileges revoked will be decided by the Board mentioned above. 2. 2nd offense will be looked at by the WHA Board with membership revocation. (Junior membership reinstatement may be requested after revocation of membership by meeting with the WHA Board of Directors) I have read and discussed the above rules and agree to accept and faithfully abide by them as a member of the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association. Junior Member Name: (please Print) ________________________________________________ Junior Member Signature: ________________________________________________________ Date: _______________ Parent or Guardian of Junior Member - Signature: _________________________________________ Date: _____________________

This Agreement must be signed by all junior members in order to participate in Wisconsin Holstein Association sponsored shows & activities.

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TENTATIVE Schedule for 2019 Convention Friday, January 4

8:00 a.m. DJM Interviews 10:00 a.m. Convention Registration & Contest Room opens Dairy Jeopardy & Speaking Contest Registration (deadline to check-in is 10:45 a.m.) Dairy Bowl Registration (check-in by 12 p.m.) Princess Interview, Graduate, DJM Interview check-in 10:45 a.m. Dairy Jeopardy & Speaking Contest Judges orientation 11:00 a.m. Speaking Contest Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) 11:00 a.m. Dairy Jeopardy Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) Box lunch available 12:30 p.m. YQCA session (must pre-register on meal registration form) 2:00 p.m. Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation 2:15 p.m. Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl Roll Call & contests begin 6:00 p.m. Dinner Dairy Jeopardy, Essay & Junior Farm Tour Awards, Junior Progressive Breeder & Long Range Production Awards Bell-R-Ring Contest 7:30 p.m. WHY Lead session & Junior Holstein New Member session Bean Bag tournament, waterpark or mini golf

Saturday, January 5

7-9 a.m. 7:45 a.m. 7:55 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

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The 2019 Junior Convention will be held at the Blue Harbor Resort, Sheboygan. To book your rooms: 1. Go to www.blueharborresort.com 2. Scroll down to the Book Now portion 3. Enter your desired Arrival and Departure Dates and enter 7AW8FE in Group Code box 4. Click Check Availability 5. On the next screen you will confirm that your information is correct and click search 6. Rates will not include tax and fees Guests can also call the resort at 1-866-701-2583 and refer to their group code 7AW8FE. The cutoff date for making reservations is 12/7/18. Once the rooms have been filled or after the cut-off date, the resort will not guarantee the discounted rate offered. The resort fee has been waived for our room block but you will be asked to put down a deposit for your reservation. There are some villas available at the resort for those interested for a larger group, but they are not included in our room block.

A note from your JACs

Breakfast buffet open Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation Junior Dairy Bowl County Roll Call Junior Dairy Bowl Contest begins Contest Room/Dairy Bar opens Royalty Interviews Princess Luncheon First-time Attendee & Graduate Recognition Dairy Bowl Finals Junior Forum & Caucuses; Adult Forum Banquet

Sunday, January 6 8:00 a.m.

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Breakfast and Contest Room results Spirit Award & Bell-R-Ring winner announced Business Meeting, JAC Elections & Raffle Drawing

WHY Friend Applications

It’s time to recognize the junior advisor, parent or volunteer that has helped your county gain momentum in 2018. Recognition of a WHY friend is a great way to show a dedicated leader in your county that their efforts are appreciated during the year. Everyone has those special individuals that put in countless hours to help youth build their Junior Holstein program, now show your appreciation by nominating them for the WHY Friend Award by November 15, 2018.

2019 Dairy Jeopardy Entry Form Return by November 15, 2018 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; fax to 608-356-6312 or email lauraw@wisholsteins.com

Greetings junior members! Hope you are having a great start to your school year and all got your Royalty, DJM, YDJM and 12 & Under applications in during September. Please consider applying for the Junior Farm Trip, Junior Progressive Breeder, and Long-Range Production awards. If you would like to submit your cow awards online, you can do so on the WHA website under the “Juniors/Contests and Awards” tab. Additionally, you can enter an essay into the Essay Contest or nominate someone to be the WHY Friend. These awards and the Essay Contest entries are all due on November 15th. This is also the entry deadline for Prepared Speaking, Dairy Jeopardy, and Dairy Bowl teams. These applications and additional information can be found on the Wisconsin Holstein website under the “Juniors” tab. I hope we receive a host of applications! Tickets for the calf raffle are also available. If you are interested, they can be purchased from the office or from your local JAC. A huge thank you to Wargo Acres for donating the calf. Remember, your county association earns $1 per ticket sold by county members. If you are in need of more raffle tickets, please call the office and they will be mailed to you. All the best to those exhibiting at World Dairy Expo! Josh Gerbitz, SE District JAC

2019 Speaking Contest Entry Form Return by November 15, 2018 to:

WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; fax to 608-356-6312 or email lauraw@wisholsteins.com

On-time entry fee is $5.00 per person; late fee is $10 per person

Late fee of $5.00 if not postmarked by due date

Name: ___________________________________________

Address: __________________________________________

City, State, Zip: ____________________________________

E-mail:___________________________________________

Phone: ____________________ Age (as of

Jan. 1, 2019):

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Jan. 1, 2019):

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Dairy Bowl Contest Deadlines & Resources

The Dairy Bowl contests will be held on Friday, January 4 (seniors and rookies) and Saturday, January 5 (juniors) at the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention. There will be no seating exam for this year’s contest and brackets will be filled by a random draw. The deadline to enter a team for the 2019 Dairy Bowl contest will be NOVEMBER 15, 2018. Entries must be IN OFFICE by this date or entry fees will double. The fee to enter teams will remain $10 for Rookie division and $30 for Junior and Senior divisions. Remember, FEES WILL DOUBLE if the entry form is not IN OFFICE by November 15. All potential team member names must be submitted by the November 15 deadline. Please remember, official teams do not need to be named until registration at the 2019 Junior Convention. This includes all possible team members, and there is no limit to the number of juniors that can be included on the list. Names must be included with the entry form to make a completed entry. All coaches and participating team members must be members of the Wisconsin Holstein association. Counties that have juniors wishing to participate on a Wisconsin team must submit their $5.00 entry fee by November 15. This has been put into place so we have a more exact number of teams prior to convention. 2019 Dairy Bowl Source List: (Dairy Bowl questions may be obtained from articles and information going back three (3) years) HA Identification Application HA Application for Transfer HA Fees for Programs & Services (website pricing will be considered most current) HA Pulse (Quarterly) www.holsteinusa.com HF Understanding Genetics & the Sire Summaries (updated 3/18) HF Pedigree Questions & Answers (3/18) HF Working with Dairy Cattle HF Dairy Judging

HF Showring Ready (2/17) HF Dairy Cattle Reproducation (7/17) HF World of Dairy Cattle Nutrition HF Milking and Lactation (new 11/17) WHA History Book (Ch. 1 & 2) August Sire Summary (Red Book) Dairy Bowl Rules Dairy Cow Unified Scorecard 2018 Hoard’s Dairyman (exception - no December 2018 issue) 2018 Wisconsin Holstein News (exception - no December 2018 issue) www.wisholsteins.com Calf Care (Hoard’s) Showing 101 (Hoard’s) Learning Linear (Hoard’s) Manual of Foot Care (Hoard’s) People in Parlors (Hoard’s) We Need a Show (Hoard’s) Virginia Dairy Quiz Bowl Study Materials (https://www.youth.dasc.vt.edu/content/dam/youth_dasc_vt_edu/quizbowl/2018vadqb-materials.pdf)

Holstein Foundation website Additional Senior Sources: WHA History Book (Ch. 1, 2, 12, 13, 14, pgs 99-119) HA Cattle Merchandising & Advertising Policy Cattle Abnormalities A78861 CA 2018 Dairy Herd Management (exception - no December 2018 issue) Profitable Milking (Hoard’s) Progress of the Breed (Ch.1) Dairy Cattle Fertility & Sterility Hoard’s Feeding Guide (updated 2018)

2019 Dairy Bowl Team Entry Return IN OFFICE by November 15, 2018 to: Dairy Bowl Registration, WI Holstein Association, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913

County: _____________________________ Coach: ______________________________ Address: __________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________________

Zip: ___________________________

Phone: ______________________________ Email: ______________________________ Entry fee per team is $30.00 (competitive) and $10.00 (Rookie), and rules will be sent to teams when entry fee is received. There is a $5.00 fee for individuals participating on a Wisconsin team. Entry fee will double if not in office by November 15, 2018. #Rookie Teams: _______

# Junior Teams: _______

# Senior Teams: _______

# Wisconsin Team Members: _______ (Juniors) _______ (Seniors) All possible team member names must be submitted with this form in order to be considered a completed entry. There is no limit to the number of names that can be included. Each county will be allowed 10 participants in Junior and 10 participants in Senior Dairy Bowl. There will be a “Rookie” Dairy Bowl opportunity for members age 11 & under. Young or first-year teams will be allowed two rounds each and no awards will be given in this division. Teams entering late will have entry fees doubled. For answers to any questions, call 1.800.223.4269! wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September/October 2018-35

ACKY WPoint of View Editor’s Comments

Summer seems to have gone by in a flash and the time for World Dairy Expo is upon us. If you’re a WHA member and at WDE this year, please stop by our booth on the arena level of the coliseum to say hello. If you’ve picked up this copy of the News at WDE and would like to become a regular subscriber, please visit our website or call the office at 1-800-2234269 to sign up. Our 2019 membership drive will start soon and you will be receiving a renewal postcard in the mail with your account information. As in the past, we have three ways to pay your membership - you can mail a check with the card, call the office to renew by credit card, or pay by credit card using the link to our online system on the WHA website homepage. If you have any questions, please call the office. We are taking applications for two internship positions with WHA - one for spring of 2019 and one for the summer of 2019. The spring intern will focus on helping us prepare for the 2019 National Convention and will be heavily involved in making that event a success. The summer internship will be our traditional internship that helps run the District Shows, plans the Futurity and does other PR work for WHA. This intern will also have a hand in helping with the National Convention. If you or someone you know is interested in either of these positions, please send your application information to the WHA office. A reminder that we’re looking for submissions for this year’s cover contest. If you have a scenic or eyecatching photo that you think would make a great cover photo, you can email me a 300 dpi or larger JPG file or mail a high quality print to PO Box 49, Lancaster, WI 53813. Contest entries are due November 15. Next month’s issue will include WDE results and feature District 8. If you are interested in advertising, please give me a call or email by October 12. Until next time...

CALENDAR

EVENTS

October 2018 Classifying in Ashland, Bayfield, Burnett, Chippewa, Clark, Douglas, Florence, Forest, Iron, Lincoln, Marinette, Oneida, Price, Rusk, Sawyer, Taylor, Vilas and Washburn counties 12 Stelsel Family Farm Dispersal, Dan & Sue Stelsel, Waupun, managed by Great Northern Land & Cattle Co. 13 Antiki Holsteins Complete Dispersal, Anthony, Niki & Jules Cappelle, Greenleaf, managed by Courtney Sales 19 Krohlows Holstein & Jersey Dispersal, Craig & Marlene Krohlow, Black Creek, managed by Great Northern Land & Cattle Co. 20 36th Annual Pioneer Dairy Classic, Grant County Fairgrouns, Lancaster, 11 a.m. 24 Mark & Lana Navis Complete Dispersal, Fond du Lac, managed by Great Northern Land & Cattle Co. 29 Wisconsin Halloween Harvest Sale, Great Northern sales arena, Fond du Lac November 2018 Classifying in Dane, Green, Iowa and Lafayette counties December 2018 Classifying in Columbia, Dodge, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Jefferson, Kenosha, Marquette, Milwaukee, Racine, Rock, Walworth and Waukesha counties Nov. 30-Dec. 1 WHA Board Meeting January 2019 Classifying in Langlade, Marathon, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca, Waushara, and Winnebago counties 4-6 Junior Holstein Convention, hosted by Sheboygan County Junior Holstein Assoc., Blue Harbor Resort, Sheboygan February 2019 Classifying in Adams, Crawford, Grant, Juneau, La Crosse, Monroe, Portage, Richland, Sauk, Vernon, and Wood counties 22-23 Adult Convention, hosted by Manitowoc County Holstein Assoc., Holiday Inn, Manitowoc

Future Dates March 30-31, 2019 April 26-27, 2019 June 24-27, 2019 July 5-9, 2019

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MIDWEST HOLSTEINS ADVERTISERS Antiki Holsteins Dispersal . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Dolla-Bilz/DeJong Dairy . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Krohlow Reg. Holsteins Dispersal . . . 16-17 Marathon County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-29 Our Favorite Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Pioneer Dairy Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Synergy Dairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Tombeth Farms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 University of Wisconsin-Madison . . . . . . 7

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