September 2014
Volume 86 No. 8
Championship Show Results All-WI & Junior All-WI Winners District Show Results Breeder Profile: Wide Open Acres District 2 Report
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VOLUME 86 No. 8
Features: 10 12 14 18 20 34 48
Wisconsin Championship Show results All-Wisconsin winners Junior All-Wisconsin winners Breeder Profile: Wide Open Acres National Convention review District Show results Budjon Farms & St. Jacobs hosts Successful State Picnic
Departments: 8 9 9 22 22 24 45 50 52 53 54
Wisconsin Holstein Briefs From the President: Chris McCullough WHA Annual Supporters Breeder Business Cards Kristen’s Kattle Komments: WHA Princess Kristen Broege District 2 report From the Field: Dennis Devore, Holstein USA WHY Page Calendar of Events & Editor’s Comments Classified Advertising Index to Advertisers
On The Cover
This month’s cover photo by Cybil Fisher features Milksource Goldwn Africa-ET, the Grand Champion of the 2014 Wisconsin Championship Show. Africa is owned by Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail. 4–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
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Kamps-Hollow Weigland AJ-ET EX-94 EX-MS 4-04 2x 365 39,660 1628F 1181P • Jasper x KHW Champion Appoint-ET EX-90 EX-MS x Kamps-Hollow Altitude EX-95 EX-MS • Milking daughters by Alexander & Braxton • Heifers by Damion, Aftershock, Windhammer, Braxton & Brokaw • Calves coming by Atwood & High Octane • Will continue to be flushed - inquiries welcome! 1st 6-Year-Old & Older, Senior & Grand Champion, 2014 District 3 Show 3rd 6-Year-Old & Older, 2014 WI Championship Show 1st 5-Year-Old, Senior & Grand Champion, 2013 District 3 Show 1st 5-Year-Old & Reserve Senior Champion, 2013 Midwest Natl. Spring Show Her daughter: Weigland Braxton Anissa-ET 1st Junior 2-Year-Old, 2014 District 3 Show 7th Junior 2-Year-Old, 2014 WI Championship Show • Embryos available by Golden Dreams AJ & Anissa were 1st Dam & Daughter at District 3 & Reserve All-Wisconsin
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Wisconsin Holstein Briefs D Congratulations to Jennifer Dingbaum-Varo and Grant Varo, Beldenville, on the birth of their daughter, Ava Lucina on July 28. Ava weighed 8 lbs. 4.3 oz. and was 19.5 inches long. K mitch & Rachel Amundson, DeForest, welcomed daughter Kendall Rae on August 9, weighing 6 lbs. 9 oz. and 19.5 inches long. Congratulations! J There will be a Helping Hans Benefit on Sunday, September 21 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Polk County Fairgrounds in St. Croix Falls, WI. The benefit features a BBQ meal, raffle drawing, silent auction, live auction, hog raffle and more. All proceeds will go to Hans Johnson, age 25, of osceola, WI. Hans has been fighting cancer for the past year and he is currently receiving stem cell treatments at the mayo Clinic in Rochester, mN. To donate or for more information, contact Helen Johnson at (715) 248-3277, Gwen Dado at (715) 554-0157, or Sara Byl at (715) 648-5717. Hans and his wife Catherine co-manage Horse Creek Holsteins, a 325-cow farm in Star Prairie, with Hans’ parents, Ted and Gretchen Johnson. U our condolences to the families of Chris Stilling and Rom Van Dyk who passed away recently. Full obituaries are printed below. 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.
Obituaries Christine Stilling
Christine D. Stilling, 63, Cambridge, passed away on Tuesday, July 8, 2014 at her home. She was born on July 20, 1950, the daughter of Lyman and Dolly (Stroebel) martin. Chris attended Flanagan Country School through the 6th grade. She graduated from Lake mills High School in 1968 and from The University of Wisconsin-Stout in 1972, and did her graduate work at UW-Whitewater. In 1970, she began her teaching career in the Lake mills summer school program and continued to do so for 25 years. She taught kindergarten her first year in Sun Prairie and then taught Special Education at LmHS, from where she retired in 2011, after 39 years. She truly loved her vocation. Her colleagues that surrounded her were a second family. Students were the heart and soul of her career. Chris had currently been in contact with many of the hundreds of students whose lives she touched over the years. Chris met Harry in the spring of 1973. They were married on her family farm August 10, 1974. They lived on his family farm, a few miles away. Chris’s real joy of her life was her family. She loved living on the farm and raising their two sons, Bill and Bob. All the chores, fieldwork, cow shows, and sales were a joy for her to watch. Bill and Bob at Harry’s side as they grew was the best part of her life. Although her retirement was short, it was very fulfilling. She enjoyed helping Bill and Kristen run the farm with Harry. And now watching her grandchildren, Justin, Adie, and Emmett grow up on the farm. Her and Harry enjoyed traveling to watch Bob at his work with NBC Sports/Golf Channel. Chris was overjoyed with the birth of Elin Christine, Bob and megan’s first Child. In her free time, she enjoyed gardening with her mother, Dolly, swimming, sailing, and watching PJ’s Home Talent games and the Brewers. Chris was a member of the Lake mills moravian Church and Lake Ripley Country Club. She is survived by her husband Harold (Bud) Stilling, Jr of Cambridge; sons William (Kristen) Stilling of Lake mills, Robert (megan) Stilling of Lake mills; grandchildren, Justin, Adela, Emmett, and Elin Christine; mother, Dolly martin of Fort Atkinson; brother, Carl (Jennifer) martin of Lake mills; sister, margaret (Ron) Demshar of Wayzata, mN; mother-in-law, Grace Stilling of Cambridge; and many nieces and nephews, including PJ and Kaity Stilling of Lake mills, and margarete and Anna martin of Lake mills. She was preceded in death by her father. If desired, memorials may be made to the family to establish an Agricultural Scholarship and a fund for a memorial garden at the Lake mills High School. 8–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Romkje “Rom” Van Dyk
Romkje “Rom” (minkema) Van Dyk was a strong lady. She survived the German occupation of Holland from 1940 to 1945. In 1955 she and her husband Jan packed up their then five children, ages nine to one, and a very few of their belongings and left Holland and emigrated to the United States to farm. They had one more child after they arrived in the United States. Rom, age 92, died Tuesday, may 27 at The Deerfield in New Richmond. Rom was born october 19, 1921, as a twin, at her parents’ home in Wieuward, Friesland, the Netherlands. Her parents were Hendrik and Riemertje Boonstra minkema. In Holland, she attended the equivalent of high school and then Huischoudschool. In April of 1945 she and Jan Van Dyk were married. Jan was an agricultural agent but longed to farm on his own, which was impossible for him in the Netherlands because of the lack of land available to new farmers. So, with their then five children, the Van Dyks emigrated to the United States, initially settling in minnesota but then relocating to a rented farm at River Falls and then to a farm at New Richmond. In 1968 the Van Dyks with their son Gerrit bought a farm south of New Richmond. Rom was a talented sewer, knitter and baker and always had a supply of desserts and sweets on hand for guests. She was an avid gardener and every summer on the farm planted varieties of vegetables that she canned in the fall, typically canning 52 jars of each variety. Rom was a member of the Erin Prairie Homemakers. She accompanied her children to meetings of the Springbook 4-H Club for many years and was a knitting leader for more than 25 years. She avidly participated in the St. Croix County Fair for many years and enjoyed entering projects, winning many championship ribbons with her knitting and visiting exhibits and barns. Rom was a helper on the farm and often milked cows both morning and evening. Rom and Jan moved off the farm in 1996 to a condominium in New Richmond. Jan passed away in 1997 but Rom continued to live there until 2006 when she moved to The Deerfield in New Richmond. Rom was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Jan, her twin sister Uilkje, grandson Jason Van Dyk and niece Riemy Venema. Rom is survived by her six children: Hendrik (Bonnie); Gerrit (Pat); John (Eileen); Bill (Cindy), all of New Richmond; JoAnn Van DykAdams (Paul), of Eleva; and Rita Van Dyk-Hawley (Tom) of Baldwin. Surviving grandchildren are: Dan (Aly) Van Dyk; Allison (Rick) Zaccardi; Jordan Van Dyk; Claire Van Dyk; Jackie (Steve) Kumm; Julie (Troy) Elmer; Jeff (Becky) Van Dyk; Jenny (mark) Larson; Chris (Rikki) Van Dyk; Greg (Stefanie) Van Dyk; Laura (Josh) Ulrich; Kim (Ryan) Jacobson; Peter Van Dyk; Brian Van Dyk; Tim (Kris) Adams; Becky (Jody) Larson; John Hawley; Kelly Hawley; and Ellen Hawley. Surviving great-grandchildren are; owen and Everett Van Dyk; Anika and Gus Zaccardi; Zach and Nick Elmer; Savanna Van Dyk; Clayton Van Dyk; Jacob and Josh Van Dyk; Tyler and Ben Larson; Tyler, Derek, Lane and Landon Van Dyk; Alexandra, John and Kate Van Dyk; Reese and Eva Ulrich; morgan Jacobson; and Kennedy DeBartolo.
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Adult members: Colt Voegli, Arlington michael maier, Stitzer Bruce Johnson, Luck Chris Soules, Sun Prairie Holly Huh, Rockey View, Canada Chris Cunningham, Penngrove, CA Chris & Jennifer Hill, Thurmont, mD Junior members: makayla Steger, Prairie du Chien michelle Kohls, Gillett Nolan Berkan, Galesville Emily & Erin Strauss, Lake mills Anthony Selle, Rio Blake Justmann, oakfield Haley moreth, Poynette Peyton Voegeli, Arlington Alyson Tempelton, Evansville Brice & Brett Theil, Auburndale madeline Gears, Freedom Emily Perez, mineral Point Karley Hockerman, Westfield Sara Wetter, Fennimore Travis Dammen, Argyle Luke Powers, menomonie Preston Cernek, Gratiot Cyrus Conrad, Sharon Springs, N.Y.
From your President Chris McCullough Dear Wisconsin Holstein members, It certainly has been a busy summer with all of the District Shows, county fairs, Championship Show, the state and county picnics, Wisconsin State Fair, the futurity and so many other industry events. I hope you could take time to enjoy some or all of these. our thank you and congratulations go to the Iowa County Holstein Association for putting on a great Championship Show. All their hard work and efforts were definitely appreciated. Congratulations to all of the exhibitors for an outstanding show as well. our Wisconsin State Holstein Picnic was a huge success. A big thank you goes out to Budjon and St. Jacobs for being great hosts. Their facilities and cattle were impressive to say the least. There was a great crowd, and I’m glad so many of you could attend. Award form season officially kicks off after our busy summer season. Junior members please note that the first award form deadline is September 15th. All 12 & Under, YDJm and DJm applications will be due that day. All remaining forms and entries will be due on November 15th. As well as junior forms, we are always looking for Young Distinguished Breeders and Distinguished Breeders to submit applications for this great honor. These are due November 1st and if you have an application on file already, the WHA office will be sending you a copy of your application to update if you so choose. As we move into fall, I hope you get a chance to get to World Dairy Expo and visit the Wisconsin Holstein Association booth on the lower level of the coliseum. We are very fortunate to have the world’s greatest dairy event in our backyard, and I hope you take advantage of that. Chris mcCullough
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2014 Wisconsin Championship Show
The 55th annual Wisconsin Championship Show was held also loved the udder on his Reserve Champion and gave her the monday and Tuesday, July 14 and 15 in mineral Point. It was a great advantage in rear feet and legs over the other cows. Reserve Senior weekend for exhibitors and cattle with beautiful weather and wonder- Champion of the Junior Show was Wales Vibe Calamity exhibited by ful hospitality provided by the Iowa County Holstein Breeders. Judge Kara & Chloe Vosters and Reserve Intermediate Champion was Norm Nabholz placed 225 head over the two day show including 143 Butlerview Aftersh April-ET exhibited by Ryan Lauber. heifers and 82 cows. Junior Champions of the Junior Show were Bella-View Braxton Taking Grand Champion honors was milksource Goldwyn Africa- Allure exhibited by Kayla Krueger and Berryridge Guthrie Nallana ET, a previous champion in 2012, owned by Budjon Farms and Peter exhibited by Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres. Judge Nabholz selected and Lyn Vail. Vadderlea Goldwyn the Summer Yearling as champion Esther, owned by milksource Genetics, because of her beautiful open rib and Kaukauna, was tapped as Reserve dairyness throughout. She had the Senior and Reserve Grand Champion. advantage over the winter yearling Judge Nabholz admired his Senior because she was a little more stylish Champions for their gorgeous udders in the front end and longer and and commented that his champion leaner in her neck. “has a beautiful frame and was named Premier Exhibitor honors went to best udder of her class, she walks upmilksource Genetics with Siemers hill and moves well around the ring. Holsteins being named Premier She goes over the four-year-old that’s Breeder. Congratulations to all of the a beautifully balanced cow with exhibitors and thank you to the Iowa Grand Champion line-up quality throughout.” County Holstein Breeders and all of Rachel mcCullough’s Senior 3the show and trophy sponsors that year-old was tapped as the Intermedihelped make the show a success. ate Champion of the Junior and open Shows. Reserve Intermediate ChamFollowing are the top 5 placings in each pion was Ryan-Vu Sid molly exhibited class, along with other award winners. For by Dylan & Cameron Ryan. Judge more results, visit the WHA website at Nabholz commented that, while he www.wisholsteins.com. loved the junior 2-year-old, “the senior Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & 3-year-old has a nicer fore udder Under (14): 1. (B&o) In-Red attachment and is a little more correct Aladdin Popper-ET, Casey & Billie and has more substance of bone in the olson, New London 2. Pfaffsway leg.” Bltmr Lyrical, Larissa & olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 3. (1st Jr) Jerland SH Junior Champion of the Show Atwood Adeen-ET, Jacob, Logan & was Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, Judge Nabholz makes his final decision for Junior Champion madison Harbaugh, marion 4. (2nd exhibited by Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor and Lauren Siemers. She got the nod over the winning Jr) Duckett Fever Emmy-ET, Jordan Lemke, Chilton 5. Duckett Spring Yearling, mapel Wood Windhammer Elegance exhibited by Chelios Tiffany, Brianna Lemke, Chilton Jordan & Whitney Ebert. Judge Nabholz commented that the winter Spring Calf (15): 1. (B&o) Siemers Brkw Scarlet-Kay-ET, CJJJC&L calf dares you to beat her and that “we use words like awesome, Siemers, Newton 2. (1st Jr, JrB&o) L-Shot Aftershock Hazel, Kasey incredible, phenomenal - there’s just not a lot wrong with her. She’s Lois, Burlington 3. In-Red Aladdin Popper-ET, Casey and Billie so stylish, so sharp and so clean. The spring yearling is free of faults olson, New London 4. (2nd Jr) Al-Ickx Sanchez Libby-ET, mckenna & Coltin Coffeen, De Pere 5. ourway Sanchez Chantilly, ourway and has the advantage in her width throughout.” Selected as Grand Champion of the Junior Show for the second Holsteins, Brooklyn year in a row was Rachel mcCullough’s Intermediate Champion, Winter Calf (26): 1. (B&o) Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, CJJJC&L Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco. Reserve Champion of the Junior Show Siemers, Newton 2. Siemers Wood Ashlynn-ET, Siemers Holsteins, was the Senior Champion, macha Rejeanne Brake exhibited by Luke Newton 3. Stranshome Perses Akayla-ET, Claire VanDyk, New Hopkins. Judge Nabholz commented that mcCullough’s cow “is the Richmond 4. Siemers Defiant J-Bright-ET, CJJJC&L Siemers, total package, she’s beautifully balanced, has so much quality through- Newton 5. (1st Jr, JrB&o) Hillpine B Anya-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union out and a beautiful crease to the udder - she puts it all together.” He Grove (2nd Jr) Elmlo 1 2 3 Shotski, Nicholas Schuster & Laura Finley,
Grand Champions: WHA Princess Kayla Krueger, Peter Vail, Judge Norm Nabholz, John Cull, Kelli Cull with Milksource Goldwyn Africa-ET, Tom Cull, Jim Ostrom with Vadderlea Goldwyn Esther and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege 10–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Grand Champions of the Junior Show: WHA Princess Kayla Krueger, Rachel McCullough with Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Luke Hopkins with Macha Rejeanne Brake and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
Fond du Lac Fall Calf (26): 1. (B&o) Ryan-Vu Reginald Emblem, Chad & mark Ryan, Fond du Lac 2. Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET, Chad & mark Ryan, Chris & Jennifer Hill & Randy Finke, Fond du Lac 3. BudjonJK Absolt Duchess-ET, Pure Pride Holsteins, menomonie 4. oCD Atwood mojo-ET, Gus Wind Holsteins, Plymouth 5. Wide-open Sid Talia, Charles & Katie Bue, Alma Center (1st Jr) Sco-Lo Roy J-Wow 2051-ET, Kasey Lois & macKenzie Shelnutt, Burlington (2nd Jr) Red-Brae Gold Chip Goldie, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah Summer Yearling (17): 1. (B&o) Ryan-Vu Regin Raz A Taz, Chad & mark Ryan, majestic View & Crailoo Dairy Farm, Fond du Lac 2. Petitclerc Windbrk Frimouss-ET, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton 3. (1st Jr) Bella-View Braxton Allure, Kayla Krueger, marion 4. Hammertime Goldchip Nana, Haley & Ryan Krohlow, Poynette 5. Budjon-JK GldChip Eliora-ET, Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman, Lomira (2nd Jr.) ms Deb Gold Chip Dala-ET, Alek Krueger, Wrightstown (JrB&o) WI Fischerdale Evangeline, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona Spring Yearling (16): 1. mapel Wood Windhammer Elegance, Jordan & Whitney Ebert, Algoma 2. (B&o) Bella-Ridge Gins BeautyET, Jacob, Logan & madison Harbaugh & Adella Loehr, marion 3. Budjon-JK Gchip Ellen-ET, Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman, Lomira 4. morsan miss Wonder-ETS, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 5. (1st Jr) milksource Rain Galoshes, Jordyn Ann Kamps, Belmont (2nd Jr) Elmlo Defiant Kamikaze, Nicholas I Schuster & Laura Leah Finley, Fond du Lac Winter Yearling (18): 1. Ryan-Geiger Gwatwd Reaction, Jordan & Whitney Ebert, Algoma 2. (1st Jr, JrB&o, B&o) Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres, Waunakee 3. Siemers Sid Scarlett-ET, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton 4. Budjon-JK Atwd Eware-ETS, Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman, Lomira 5. (2nd Jr) Cloveredge Dempsey Elenore, Kayla m Krahn, Greenleaf Fall Yearling (11): 1. (B&o) Siemers Damion Scar-Let-ET, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton 2. overland Atwood Liza, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 3. Willows-Edge Dundee Impulse, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond 4. (1st Jr) Westphalia Dempsey Erie, Jacob Ulezelski, Plymouth 5. (2nd Jr) Pfaffsway Sanchez Hot Toddy, Larissa & olivia Pfaff, Bangor Junior Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres, Waunakee Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Bella-View Braxton Allure, Kayla Krueger, marion Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres, Waunakee Junior Champion of the Show: Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: mapel Wood Windhammer Elegance, Jordan & Whitney Ebert, Algoma Junior Best 3 Females (2): 1. Ryan-Vu Dairy, Fond du Lac 2. Siemers Holsteins, Newton Junior 2-Year-Old (11): 1. (BU, B&o) Ryan-Vu Sid molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 2. Sunspark Dempsey Dara, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton 3. Shaft-Acres Schz Divine-ET, Beth Nelson, Blair 4. Walk-Era Dundee Annelise, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, WI Dells 5. (1st Jr) GBm Goldchip Aubrey-ET, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City (2nd Jr) Keldan Le-An Pronto Pastel, Karsen Haag, mt. Horeb Senior 2-Year-Old (15): 1. Donnanview W Brook Ambers-ETS, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. (B&o) Lottos Atwood Lizette-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira 3. Siemers Sid Whip 17669, CJJJC&L Siemers, Newton 4. oeh-my Atwood Enso, Chase & Willow oehmichen, Abbotsford 5. (BU) Smith-Crest-TW Sid VixyET, matt & Travis Smith & Anthony Whitehead, Watertown (1st Jr) Bella-Ridge Gin Blossom-ET, Derrek & Darren Kamphuis, Brandon (2nd Jr) moorclose Sid Winnie, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City Junior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. Dream-Prairie GW Alberta-ET, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. (BU) Honeyfield Sanchez madison, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira 3. (B&o) Nodolfland Gldwyn Liberty-ET, Shane Nodolf, Belmont 4. Goldfawn Dundee Carlita, Abbi Lea Goldenberg & Ryan Vu, Fond du Lac 5. ourway Kite Candy-ET, ourway Holsteins, Brooklyn (1st Jr, Prod.) moorclose
Fever marcella, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City Senior 3-Year-Old (17): 1. (BU, B&o, 1st Jr) Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough, Juda 2. Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst, A Goldenberg & J & J opsal, Pine River 3. Jm-L-maples Goldwyn-ET, Tom Lyon Jr & Jason mell, Westfield 4. (2nd Jr) Butlerview Aftersh April-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove 5. mDF Goldwyn Breezer 40-ET, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond (Prod.) Unique-View Atwood Royal, Heatherstone Ent. & Joel Kietzman, Baraboo Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough, Juda Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Butlerview Aftersh April-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove Intermediate Champion of the Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough, Juda Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Ryan-Vu Sid molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 4-Year-Old (12): 1. (BU) Vadderlea Goldwyn Esther, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 2. Birdview Dynasty Demi-ET, Heatherstone Ent., Inc., Baraboo 3. mS Ken Dren Sanchez Feather, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 4. (1st Jr) macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac 5. Rietben Jayz Bermuda, Brynn Kasten & Casey Pfaff, Alma Center (B&o, Prod.) Indianhead Redcarpet Tia-ET, Robert Schauf, Barron (2nd Jr) Wales Vibe Calamity, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna 5-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU) Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira 2. (B&o) miss Goldwyn Barbados, Wide open Holsteins, Alma Center 3. (Prod.) Pineylawn Jasper Bethany Heatherstone Ent., Inc., Baraboo 4. Brookhill Goldwyn Cecile, Heatherstone Ent., Inc., Baraboo 5. (1st Jr) Rosedale maggie mae, Jenna Langer, DeForest (2nd Jr, JrB&o) Woods-Line Linjet Karmen-ET, Cody & Amber owen, Pulaski 6-Year-Old & Older (6): 1. (BU) milksource Goldwyn Africa-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira 2. macpes Fortune Koquine-ET, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 3. Kamps-Hollow Weigland AJ-ET, Ryan & Troy Weigel, Platteville 4. (B&o) mcCarthy Dundee Amanda, Gary mcCarthy, Waunakee 5. (Prod.) WillowsEdge Bolton Flicker, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond (1st Jr) Willows Edge Rubens Karachi, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond 150,000 lb. Cow (7): 1. (BU) Hylite SS Alasandra, Andy Sell & Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Watertown 2. (B&o, 1st Jr, Prod.) Siemers Dundee Hilda 8669-ET, Jordan Siemers, Newton 3. (2nd Jr) Rose-Lyn S Storm Cypress, Tori J. Evert, Brooklyn 4. Swiss Acres morries Ubi D-Red, Nick Schuster, Fond du Lac 5. Bri-mel-Acres Avt Arika-Red, Heatherstone Ent., Inc., Baraboo Senior Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: WillowsEdge Laurin minion, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond Senior Champion of the Junior Show: macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Wales Vibe Calamity, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough, Juda Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac Senior & Grand Champion of the Show: milksource Goldwyn Africa-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Vadderlea Goldwyn Esther, milk Source LLC, Kaukauna Best Udder of the Show: milksource Goldwyn Africa-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail, Lomira Top Production of the Show: Siemers Dundee Hilda, Jordan Siemers, Newton Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough, Juda Best 3 Females (2): 1. Siemers Holsteins, Newton 2. Willows Edge Holsteins, New Richmond Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Willows Edge Holsteins, New Richmond 2. Ryan & Troy Weigel, Platteville 3. Krull Farms, Lake mills Produce of Dam (0) Premier Breeder: Siemers Holsteins, Newton Premier Exhibitor: milksource LLC, Kaukauna wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-11
2014 ALL-WISCONSIN
All-WI Spring Calf: Siemers Brkw Scarlet-Kay-ET, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers Reserve All-WI: L-Shot Aftershock Hazel, Kasey Lois
All-WI Winter Calf: Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers Reserve All-WI: Siemers Wood Ashlynn-ET, Siemers Holsteins
All-WI Fall Calf: Ryan-Vu Reginald Emblem, Chad & mark Ryan Reserve All-WI: Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET, Chad & mark Ryan, Chris & Jenn Hill & Randy Finke
All-WI Summer Yearling: Ryan-Vu Regin Raz A Taz, C & m Ryan, majestic View & Crailoo Dairy Farm Reserve All-WI: Petitclerc Windbrk Frimouss-ET, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers
All-WI Spring Yearling: mapel Wood Windhammer Elegance, Jordan & Whitney Ebert Reserve All-WI: Bella-Ridge Gins Beauty-ET, Jacob, Logan & madison Harbaugh & Adella Loehr
All-WI Winter Yearling: Ryan-Geiger Gwatwd Reaction, Jordan & Whitney Ebert Reserve All-WI: Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres
All-WI Fall Yearling: Siemers Damion Scar-Let-ET, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers Reserve All-WI: overland Atwood Liza, milk Source LLC
All-WI Junior 2 Year Old: Ryan-Vu Sid molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan Reserve All-WI: Sunspark Dempsey Dara, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers
All-WI Senior 2 Year Old: Donnanview W Brook Ambers-ETS, milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Lottos Atwood Lizette-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail
All-WI Junior 3 Year Old: Dream-Prairie GW Alberta-ET, milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Honeyfield Sanchez madison, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail
All-WI Senior 3 Year Old: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Rachel mcCullough Reserve All-WI: Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst, A Goldenberg & J & J opsal
All-WI 4 Year Old: Vadderlea Goldwyn Esther, milk Source LLC Reserve All-WI: Birdview Dynasty Demi-ET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc.
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All-WI 6 Year Old & Older: milksource Goldwyn Africa-ET, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail Reserve All-WI: macpes Fortune Koquine-ET, milk Source LLC
All-WI 150,000 lb. Milk Cow: Hylite SS Alasandra, Andy Sell & Dylan & Cameron Ryan Reserve All-WI: Siemers Dundee Hilda 8669-ET, Jordan Siemers
All-WI Junior Best Three: Ryan-Vu Holsteins
Reserve All-WI Junior Best Three: Siemers Holsteins
All-WI Best Three Females: Siemers Holsteins
Reserve All-WI Best Three Females: Willows Edge Holsteins
All-WI Dam & Offspring: Willows Edge Holsteins
Reserve All-WI Dam & Offspring: Ryan & Troy Weigel
Premier Exhibitor - MilkSource Genetics
Junior Champions: Sherry Siemers-Peterman, Judge Norm Nabholz, Kathleen Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe with Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, Tom Cull with Mapelwood Windhammer Elegance and WHA Princess Attendant Kristein Broege
2014 ALL-WISCONSIN
All-WI 5 Year Old: Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS, Budjon Farms & Peter & Lyn Vail Reserve All-WI: miss Goldwyn Barbados, Wide open Holsteins
Premier Breeder - Siemers Holsteins wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-13
2014 JUNIOR ALL-WISCONSIN
Jr. All-WI Spring Calf, Exh. 10 & Under Jerland SH Atwood Adeen-ET, Jacob, Logan & madison Harbaugh Reserve Junior All-WI: Duckett Fever Emmy-ET, Jordan Lemke
Junior All-WI Spring Calf L-Shot Aftershock Hazel, Kasey Lois Reserve Junior All-WI: Al-Ickx Sanchez Libby-ET, mcKenna & Coltin Coffeen
Junior All-WI Winter Calf: Hillpine B Anya-ET, Ryan Lauber Reserve Junior All-WI: Elmlo 1 2 3 Shotski, Nicholas Schuster & Laura Finley
Junior All-WI Fall Calf: Sco-Lo Roy J-Wow 2051-ET, Kasey Lois & macKenzie Shelnutt Reserve Junior All-WI: Red-Brae Gold Chip Goldie, Elise Bleck
Junior All-WI Summer Yearling: Bella-View Braxton Allure, Kayla Krueger Reserve Junior All-WI: WI Fischerdale Evangeline, Elizabeth Sarbacker
Junior All-WI Spring Yearling: milksource Rain Galoshes, Jordyn Ann Kamps Reserve Junior All-WI: Elmlo Defiant Kamikaze, Nicholas Schuster & Laura Finley
Junior All-WI Winter Yearling: Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres Reserve Junior All-WI: Cloveredge Dempsey Elenore, Kayla m Krahn
Junior All-WI Fall Yearling: Westphalia Dempsey Erie, Jacob Ulezelski Reserve Junior All-WI: Pfaffsway Sanchez Hot Toddy, Larissa & olivia Pfaff
Junior All-WI Junior 2 Year Old: GBm Goldchip Aubrey-ET, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert Reserve Junior All-WI: Keldan Le-An Pronto Pastel, Karsen Haag
Junior All-WI Junior 3 Year Old: moorclose Fever marcella, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert
Junior All-WI Senior 3 Year Old: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel mcCullough Reserve Junior All-WI: Butlerview Aftersh April-ET, Ryan Lauber
Junior All-WI Senior 2 Year Old: Bella-Ridge Gin Blossom-ET, Derrek & Darren Kamphuis Reserve Junior All-WI: moorclose Sid Winnie, madison, mcKenzie & Payton Calvert 14â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Junior All-WI 150,000 lb. Cow: Siemers Dunde Hilda 8669-ET, Jordan Siemers Reserve Junior All-WI: Rose-Lyn S Storm Cypress, Tori J. Evert
Junior All-WI 5 Year Old: Rosedale maggie mae, Jenna Langer Reserve Junior All-WI: Woods-Line Linjet Karmen-ET, Cody & Amber owen
Junior All-WI 6 Year Old & Older: Willows Edge Rubens Karachi, Claire Van Dyk
Junior Champions of the Junior Show: Judge Norm Nabholz, Kayla Krueger with Bella-View Braxton Allure, Lizi Endres with Berryridge Guthrie Nallana and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
Intermediate Champions: Judge Norm Nabholz, WHA Princess Kayla Krueger, Rachel McCullough with Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Chad Ryan with Ryan-Vu Sid Molly, Amy Ryan and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
2014 JR ALL-WI
Junior All-WI 4 Year Old: macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins Reserve Junior All-WI: Wales Vibe Calamity, Kara & Chloe Vosters
Intermediate Champions of the Junior Show: Judge Norm Nabholz, WHA Princess Kayla Krueger, Rachel McCullough with Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco, Ryan Lauber with Butlerview Aftersh April-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
1st place Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under: In-Red Aladdin Popper-ET, Casey & Billie olson 2nd: Pfaffsway Bltmr Lyrical, Larissa & olivia Pfaff, Alma Center wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-15
2014 All-Wisconsin Red & White Show Sunday, July 13 • Mineral Point • Judge Paul Trapp Spring Calf, exhibitors age 9 & Under (3): 1. (1st Jr) Summer Dream Abs Love-Red, m, A & N Zimmerman & J & L Harbaugh, marion 2. (2nd Jr, Bo, JrBo) Booth-Haven A mocha-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth 3. (3rd Jr) Woodfield Detox Catania-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia Spring Calf (8): 1. (Bo) Heatherstone Redhot-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo 2. (1st Jr, JrBo) Booth-Haven moolatte-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth 3. (2nd Jr) overland Alwys Gorgeous-Red, mcKenna & Coltin Coffeen, De Pere 4. (3rd Jr) Summer Dream Abs Love-Red, m, A & N Zimmerman & J & L Harbaugh, marion 5. (4th Jr) Booth-Haven A mocha-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Winter Calf (11): 1. (1st Jr, Bo) Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 2. ms Paltzer-JT Tulsa-Red-ET, Joe Paltzer & Jon Thurk, Seymour 3. ms AoL Contender Rory-Red-ET, mike & Laura Rammer, Sheboygan 4. (2nd Jr) Gildale Abosl Hammered-Red, Charlie Richards, Linden 5. (3rd Jr) Willows-marsh macey-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Fall Calf (14): 1. (1st Jr, Bo, JrBo) ms Absolute Glory-Red, mcKenna & Coltin Coffeen & Breya Pollack, De Pere 2. Siemers Dfnt J-Dream-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 3. (2nd Jr) Pamprd-Acres Holly-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 4. (3rd Jr) Lyn-Vale Redburst molly-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth 5. miss Hot mama-Red-ET, Smith, majestic-View, E Kueffner & P Vail, Watertown Summer Yearling (8): 1. (Bo) Siemers Defiant Juby-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 2. Tower-Ridge GC mimi-Red, Pfaffsway Farm & High-Life Holsteins, Alma Center 3. (1st Jr) Go-make Landmark-Red, Brandon Smith, Pulaski 4. ms Toaster Waffle-Red-ET, Wayne DeBuhr, Cottage Grove 5. (2nd Jr) Berryridge Defian merloRed, Elizabeth Endres, Waunakee Spring Yearling (3): 1. morill Heztry Clover-Red, Hammertime, Poynette 2. (1st Jr) Tree-Hayven HH my Julia-Red, Hannah Hensel, Auburndale 3. (2nd Jr) V-View Destry merlot-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia Winter Yearling (4): 1. (Bo) Lyn-Vale Cherrypepper-Red, William A Schultz III, Waldo 2. (1st Jr) Booth-Haven Classy Lady-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth 3. milk Source Always Loca-Red, J & L Harbaugh, marion 4. Redline Bon Bon-Red, Steven W maier, Jim Falls Fall Yearling (2): 1. ovaltop Rlty Ronnie-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna 2. PRH Spectrum Savannah-Red, Reggie Kamps, Belmont Junior Champion, Junior Show: Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton Reserve Junior Champion, Junior Show: ms Absolute GloryRed, mcKenna & Coltin Coffeen & Breya Pollack, De Pere Junior Champion: ovaltop Rlty Ronnie-Red-ET, milk Source,
Kaukauna Reserve Junior Champion: Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton Junior Best Three Females (3): 1.Siemers Holsteins, Newton 2. Booth-Haven, Plymouth Junior 2 Year Old (7): 1. (1st Jr) Rosedale Eye Candy-Red, Jenna Langer, DeForest 2. Vons-Zast Duce Diva-Red, High Life LLP, Alma Center 3. A & m-Bushman Sunburn-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna 4. (Bo) Lyn-Vale BW Phoebe-Red, Willam A Schultz III, Waldo 5. (2nd Jr, JrBo) 2nd-Look Bwire Dorito-Red, Kayli, Kalista & Kaianne Hodorff, Eden Senior 2 Year Old (7): 1. (Bo, BU) Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 2. milk Source Dty Tammy-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf & Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Ixonia 3. mcWilliams Torch-Red, Peter Vail & Ken main, New York 4. (1st Jr) Bossir Absolute Star-Red, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 5. Erickson Farm RL Sylvia-Red, Trent Hendrickson, Blanchardville (2nd Jr, JrBo) Krull Larson Dirty Girl-Red, Cassy, Bryce & Carley Krull Junior 3 Year Old (3): 1. (Bo, BU) Paulsoncrest Stormy-Red, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 2. (1st Jr) milk Source Cntdr Lovely-Red, Cassy & Carley Krull & Brad Griswold, Lake mills 3. Am-Acres Drble Chipolte-Red, Tom & Angie Hermsen, Fennimore Senior 3 Year Old (2): 1. (1st Jr, BU) Siemers Destry Sunny-RedET, Gage Lisowe, owen & Kendyll Kress & James Jens, Newton 2. (2nd Jr) Valley River Conted moka-Red, Ryan Smith, monticello Intermediate Champion: Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton Reserve Intermediate Champion: milk Source Dty Tammy-RedET, Grady & Lane Wendorf & Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Ixonia 4 Year Old (5): 1. (BU) Greenlea Tm Des Bea-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna 2. (1st Jr) Critter-Ridge Reba-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton 3. miss Real Hot-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia 4. (2nd Jr, Bo, JrBo) Sellcrest S Candy Apple-Red, Andy Sell, Watertown 5. (3rd Jr) Wilstar Lion K 7409-Red-ET, Kayli, Kalista & Kaianne Hodorff, Eden 5 Year Old (3): 1. (BU) Paule-Bro SP Shar-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna 2. Valley River Jup Rudy, milk Source, Kaukauna 3. (Bo) Am-Acres Debonair Chili-Red, Tom & Angie Hermsen, Fennimore Aged Cow (1): 1. (1st Jr, BU) Winterfield Trenda-Red-ET, Bethany E marcks, Seymour 125,000 lb. Cow (2): 1. (BU) Bri-mel-Acres Avt Arika-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo 2. (1st Jr) Swiss Acres morris Ubi D-Red, Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac Champion Bred & Owned, Junior Show: Sellcrest S Candy Apple-Red, Andy Sell, Watertown Senior & Grand Champion, Junior Show: Critter-Ridge RebaRed-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion, Junior Show:
Grand Champions: Judge Paul Trapp, WI R&W Princess Carley Krull, Jim Ostrom with Paule-Bro SP Shar-Red-ET, John Vosters with Greenlea TM Des Bea-Red-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
Grand Champions of the Junior Show: WI R&W Princess Carley Krull, Jordan Siemers with Critter-Ridge Reba-Red-ET, Gage Lisowe with Siemers Destry Sunny-Red-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
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Siemers Destry Sunny-Red-ET, Gage Lisowe, owen & Kendyll Kress & James Jens, Newton Senior & Grand Champion: Paule-Bro SP Shar-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion: Greenlea Tm Des Bea-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukauna Best Udder of Show: Paule-Bro SP Shar-Red-ET, milk Source, Kaukaunah Champion Bred & Owned: Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, C, J, J, J, C & L Siemers, Newton Best Three Females (0): Produce of Dam (1): 1. Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Paltzer Farms, Seymour Premier Breeder: Siemers Holsteins, Newton Premier Exhibitor: milk Source, Kaukauna
Junior Champions: Judge Paul Trapp, WI R&W Princess Carley Krull, Annette Ostrom, Jim Ostrom with Ovaltop Rlty Ronnie-Red-ET, Crystal Siemers-Peterman with Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
Intermediate Champions: Judge Paul Trapp, WI R&W Princess Carley Krull, Garrett Schmidt with Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, Grady Wendorf with Milksource Dty Tammy-Red-ET, Kylie & Dawson Nickels and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
Junior Champions of the Junior Show: Judge Paul Trapp, WI R&W Princess Carley Krull, Crystal Siemers-Peterman with Siemers Defnt Great-Red-ET, McKenna Coffeen with Ms Absolute Glory-Red and WHA Princess Attendant Kristen Broege
wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-17
BREEDER PROFILE
Wide Open Acres Charlie & Katie Bue, Alma Center by Ashley Dreier, WHA Summer Intern
he Bues of Wide open Acres in Alma Center, Wis., are a family fulfilling a dream that was born nearly 15 years ago. Since their first year of business in 2001 with only four cows in the barn, Charlie and Katie Bue have developed their operation into a multiple-breed, successful 46-cow dairy farm. Along with running the farm, Charlie also trims feet on the side for other dairy breeders. Charlie and Katie both grew up on dairy farms, however Charlie grew up with Holsteins while Katie grew up raising milking Shorthorns. Today, they have several breeds at their farm, the majority of which are Holsteins and milking Shorthorns. Charlie and Katie have a four year old daughter, Kyra, who is starting to show some interest in the calves and enjoys naming the farm cats. When they first got started, Charlie had actually managed a farm that was just across the road from where they reside now and when it came up for sale, the Bues purchased it. They owned a few cows of their own and housed a couple of cows on the farm that Charlieâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s brother, Eddie, owned. The very first night at the farm, they milked four cows. Gradually, they added more cows to the herd until they had a full barn of 46 milking cows. But before they added more cows to the barn, the Bues wanted to make some changes to their facility. They transformed the 55 stanchions into 44 tie-stalls and added two box stalls. In addition to updating and upgrading the stalls, they also tore down one silo, added a feed room, and made improvements to their heifer raising area. The heifer raising area didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have much to it and consisted of one pen with no water. In order to house all their heifers, the Bues poured cement to make four heifer raising pens and put in two automatic waterers. Typically, the Bues do all the farm work themselves, but since Charlie and Katie are expecting their second child, they hired an intern this year Pfaffs Gibson to help out with chores. Along 18â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
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with their own herd, they house a couple of cows for other Holstein breeders and they own some partnership cows. Their main partner is Ken Pfaff of Rochester, mN. If you visit Wide open Acres, you will notice several different breeds of cattle living there. The Bues not only have Holsteins and milking Shorthorns, they also have a few Jerseys and they are now housing a Brown Swiss. Charlie and Katie currently milk 46 cows twice a day. They have a RHA of 22,040 pounds of milk with 3.91% 863 pounds fat and 3.28% 723 pounds protein. They usually have about 45 head of young stock on the farm. Wide open Acres consists of 230 acres of land and the main crops grown are corn and hay. The Bues do most of their own field work but occasionally have some custom work done. Cows are component fed with high moisture corn and a protein/mineral pellet in the barn in the morning and at night. They will go outside to the bunk and pasture after milking for three to six hours per day, weather permitting. At the bunk, the cows are fed corn silage and haylage. Show cows usually go out at night but the rest of the herd stays in the barn and is fed baylage. Cows are allowed to calve out on pasture when the weather is nice or inside in a maternity pen. After the calf is removed from its mother it gets taken to its own calf hutch. It is given an Ecolizer+C tube and calf guard as well as much colostrum as it will drink. Bull calves are sold and heifer calves are raised in individual calf hutches. They are fed milk for at least a week before they are switched to milk replacer. The Bues feed a 23% starter. Calves are kept on milk for 10 to 12 weeks before they are transitioned to water and an 18% grower. Then the calves get moved to a group pen that usually has four to seven calves in it. Heifers are housed in group pens all the way through breeding. They get fed eight to ten pounds of 18% grower for at least six months and are then transitioned to a pellet and grain diet with dry hay or baylage, depending on what Charlie and Katie have available. When the heifers reach breeding age, they are either A.I. bred or have embryos put in so they calve around two years old. When discussing which Registered Holstein female has had the greatest impact on their herd, Katie and Charlie believe that it was milk & Honey Progress Russ-ET, EX-90. Their partner, Ken Pfaff, originally bought Russ Rally EX-94 and together they all have
ownership of the daughters from Russ. Her last milk record at 5-10 starting to use some genomic sires such as Ste odile Pure, Val-Bisson in 365 days was 31,370 pounds of milk 4.0% 1254 fat 3.0% 954 Doorman and De-Su Bkm mcCutchen. other sires that they are protein. Russ had a total of eight daughters, two of which earned using in their herd include Regancrest Reginald-ET and Pine-Tree their own fame. Pfaffs Gibson Rally, EX-94, was nominated Sid-ET. Their favorite sires to use on young milking animals are PineAll-American and was the 2005 Reserve All-Wisconsin Senior Two- Tree Sid-ET and Comestar Lauthority. Katie noted that their Year-old. Pfaffs Gibson Ripken-ET, VG-88, is a full sister to Rally Lauthorities are very impressive and they are very happy with how they have turned out. When walking and was the 2005 Reserve Allthrough their heifer pens, you will Wisconsin Winter Yearling. Charlie and mainly find heifers sired by Sid, DoorKatie said that this family has transmitman, and Crackholm Fever. Their BAA ted very consistently and they are is around 109.4% with a total of 8 EX, extremely happy with the results. The 23 VG, and 8 GP cows on the farm. Bues currently have a total of nine The Bues have been classifying every offspring in their herd from this family seven months since they first started by Durham, Jerrick, Shottle, Sid, milking. Windbrook, Redliner, and Advent. All The Bues consign animals to local of these offspring are milking with the sales and would like to market more in best daughters being mS Pfaffs-Wo the future. This coming spring, the Bues Durham Rookie EX-90, Pfaffs-Wo are planning on hosting a sale and Jerrick Lambeau VG-85, and Pfaffsselling 30-40 head and 30-40 consignWo Sid Ruthless VG-85. ments. They also flush and market some Another favorite is Stormdale Linjet embryos as well as offering picks of Barbie, EX-94 2E, who was Honorable Stormdale Linjet Barbie EX-94 2E flushes in sales. mention All-American Junior ThreeKatie is continuing to breed her Year-old in 2005. Barbie produced a milking Shorthorns, or “Shorties”, on record at 4-05 in 305 days of 33,894 the farm and continues to be active with pounds of milk with 3.5% 1210 fat and showing at different cattle shows as well. 3.0% 1036 protein. Her granddaughter They have had some success with the is miss Goldwyn Barbados, EX-92, who Shorties, noting that Wide open Acres was the Reserve All-Wisconsin Fivehas housed five World Dairy Expo Year-old at this year’s Championship Grand Champion milking Shorthorns. Show. Barbados milk record at 3-03 in Katie has had some ownership in those 305 days is 29,029 pounds of milk with Grand Champions as well. mysha Lady 3.9% 1154 fat and 3.3% 983 protein. Di, EX-92 2E EX-mS, was the World Pine Shelter Lumina Roy, EX-90, is Dairy Expo Grand Champion milking a granddaughter of Pine Shelter Lucina Shorthorn in 2005. Lady Di was a Fargo, EX-95 3E. Ken Pfaff also purthree-time All-American; she was the chased Lumina and the Bues continue All-American Fall Yearling in 2003, Allto own her offspring with him. Lumina’s Miss Goldwyn Barbados EX-92 American Senior Two-Year-old in last record at 4-06 in 305 days was 2004, and All-American Senior Three29,607 pounds of milk with 3.1% 931 Year-old in 2005. In addition, Lady fat and 3.2% 974 protein. Lumina had had a couple of sons go to A.I., myshaa Windy-Knoll-View Proof daughter, Pfaffs-Wo Proof Libby, VG-87, who Wo Biestar Lyman-ET and mysha-Wo was the All-Wisconsin Fall Calf in 2009. Advent Liriano-ET. Another milking Libby was later sold as a three-year-old. Shorthorn that Katie owned in partnerThe Bues noted that all of these families ship and took the Grand Champion have transmitted very well through the title at World Dairy Expo in 2007 was years. Lumina has three daughters Innisfail Ko Stella 2002-EXP. Stella currently in the milking herd sired by also took the Best Udder of the Show Roumare, Titanic, and one is an Acme title that same year. Stella had an Alldaughter with the best daughters being American nomination in 2007 as a Pfaffs-Wo R Lincecum-ET VG-86 and Five-Year-old. The “Shorties” will Pfaffs-Wo Titanic Longoria VG-85. continue to call Wide open Acres their Another strong cow family in the home as they continue to do very well Wide open herd is that of Willows for the Bues. Willows Edge Gib Fancy-ET EX-94 2E Edge Gib Fancy-ET, EX-94 2E. Fancy off the farm, Katie likes to play was originally purchased by Tom softball and run while Charlie likes to Wegner as a yearling at one of the Willows Edge sales. The Bues play cards. Katie also helps out at the Jackson County Fair each calved her in at their farm and Tom owned and showed her until he summer. You can find Wide open Acres exhibiting at District Shows, was no longer a junior. Tom then sold Fancy to Chris Sheehan, Chris’ the WI Championship Show, minnesota State Fair, and at World brother and father-in-law Pat and Andy Leonard, and Charlie and Dairy Expo. Charlie and Katie showed at the Jackson County Fair as Katie. The partners flushed Fancy several times and ended up with kids and now they are starting to show there again since their quite a few daughters. They are currently milking a VG-88 Damion, daughter, Kyra, is starting to show some interest in being around an EX-92 Roy, a fresh Sid, and two recently fresh Lauthorities that calves. Charlie and Katie’s main goal for their farm is to always be have really nice udders. They have also sold a few of Fancy’s daugh- profitable and have a really nice herd of cows. With the current milkters that have done really well for other breeders as well. Fancy passed ing herd at 46, the Bues have no plan on expanding their operation away after her sixth calf and had a lifetime record of 180,230 pounds and they are happy to run the farm by themselves. However, Charlie of milk with 4.3% 7,727 fat and 3.2% 5,748 protein. and Katie do look forward to expanding the Bue family as they The Bues mainly focus on breeding their cattle as high type welcome their second child in September. animals that will look good but also produce milk. They are also wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-19
2014 National Holstein Convention Dubuque, Iowa Adult and Junior Holstein members from across the country met June 24-28 in Dubuque, Iowa for the annual convention. Junior members had their first day of competitions on Wednesday with three age divisions of Dairy Jeopardy. When the dust cleared, Andy Sell was the winning contestant in the senior division. The Wisconsin speaking contestants also competed on Wednesday and our two dairy bowl teams, Shawano County for the junior division and Polk County in the senior division, had their knowledge exam that evening to be seeded for the tournament. Juniors also enjoyed a little fun at Wednesday evening’s hoedown. Adults and juniors had several choices for tours on Thursday, from visiting several elite dairy farms to wineries and toy museums to the site where they filmed the movie Field of Dreams. The day concluded with Family Fun Night at the museum at the mississippi River museum. The annual meeting of Holstein Association USA convened on Friday, June 27. Top news from the business meeting was the announcement of a joint effort between Holstein USA and Zoetis. The new program, EnlightTm, is an online management tool that will help dairy producers manage their genetic reports. Any breeder that has genomic tested at least one animal will be able to enroll in EnlightTm for free and can view genetic reports on all of the animals in their herd. For more information on EnlightTm visit the Holstein Association USA website. Also announced was the creation of a new award, the Elite Performer Award. This award is based on a cow’s actual performance and conformation. For the initial round, 400 National Elite Performers and 402 Regional Elite Performers have been recognized by Holstein USA. Finally, annual meeting attendees learned that there will be a change to the TPI formula in December 2014 along with a base change. Two new components will be added to the TPI formula: feed efficiency and a fertility index. Elections were held for four board of director positions. Incumbants Roy Buessing and mike Jones were re-elected and elected for their first term were John Burket and Dale Drendel. Recognized during the annual meeting were 40-year members, the two Star of the Breed cows and the Herds of Excellence. Wisconsin junior members had another successful convention. Ryan Pralle and Cassy Krull were recognized as DJm finalists, Carrie Warmka was awarded a NHWSo Scholarship, Elise Bleck and Courtney moser won their folding disply categories and several juniors were recognized with cow awards (see side panel). The Polk County dairy bowl team placed 3rd in the senior division. Wisconsin also won the mission membership for the largest increase in National junior memberships.
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Distinguished Leadership Award
marlowe Nelson of Viroqua, Wis., was presented the 2014 Distinguished Leadership award. This award is given annually to an individual who has provided outstanding and unselfish leadership to the Holstein Association, or dairy industry as a whole. Nelson received his bachelor’s degree in agriculture education from the University of Wisconsin- madison, then a master’s degree in dairy science from michigan State University. Shortly after, he was drafted into the Korean War. While stationed in northern Japan, Nelson befriended a Japanese dairy farming family, and that relationship remained even after he returned to the U.S. Through his connections, he coordinated more than 100 Japanese trainees that came to Wisconsin to work on prominent Registered Holstein farms such as Pabst, Lakeside, Crescent Beauty, Gray View, Crescentmead, Indianhead and Bristol Farms. The contacts developed also led to the export of premier Holstein genetics from top herds around the U.S. to Japan. These relationships not only facilitated export to Japan, but Germany, France and Holland as well. Nelson worked for eleven years with Tri-State Breeders, now Accelerated Genetics, as a sire analyst and sire procurement specialist. A few of his bull contracts included Harborcrest Happy Crusader, Provin mountain Ivanhoe Jewel, Hagemans Tempo and Sunnyside Standout. After leaving Tri-State Breeders, he spent 35 years with Alvin Piper’s International Holsteins organization, as a pedigree expert in the sale box, ring man, and purchased cattle over the phone for other young dairy farmers. In 1990, he started International Protein Sires with Alvin Piper, exporting semen around the globe, and sold the established business in 2000. Nelson’s influence in the international Holstein arena, AI industry,
photo courtesy Holstein World
his civic and community involvement, and his mentorship of great Holstein breeders is a legacy in itself. His generosity will continue to yield benefits for generations to come. And his gentle laugh reminds us all that marlowe Nelson is not only a great leader, but a genuinely great person.
See the Summer 2014 Holstein Pulse for more coverage of these honorees, and the 2014 National Holstein Convention, or visit www.youtube.com/HolsteinUSA to view videos of the presentations. Thank you to Janina Siemers and Pam Selz-Pralle for contributing photos for this report.
Wisconsin Youth Excel at 2014 National Junior Holstein Convention Folding Display Competition
YDJM Nicole Pralle, DJM semi-finalists Cassy Krull, Nicholas Schuster, Ryan Pralle, Carrie Warmka and YDJM Megan Nelson
Forty-two entries were submitted in this year’s Folding Display competition. Participants create a free-standing display educating people about a dairy industry-related topic of their choice. Youth are divided into three age divisions, and each division has two categories – Scientific and Creative. Junior Holstein members are not required to attend the National Convention to enter a display and compete in this contest. Following are the results for each category. Junior Creative Displays 1st place: Elise Bleck, “Winter Calf Care” Intermediate Scientific Displays 1st place: Courtney moser, “Give a RoAR for the 4 Stomachs”
National Breeder of an Excellent Cow Junior members who have bred a cow officially classified Excellent on or after January 1, 2012 are eligible for Breeder of an Excellent Cow. Charlie Hamilton Kalista Hodorff Jessica Pralle Nicole Pralle Ryan Pralle Elizabeth Sarbacker Andy Sell Nicole Wright
National Junior Progressive Breeder
Polk County Dairy Bowl team
Andy Sell
Wisconsin’s Jeff Brantmeier participated in a young producer’s panel during the Holstein USA annual meeting
The National Junior Progressive Breeder honor recognizes cattle bred by Junior members that meet high production and classification standards for their age group. Every cow qualifying receives a star, and Junior members acquire a star for each cow they have bred which meets the criteria. Those accumulating five or more stars over their career are presented with a plaque during the National Junior Holstein Convention. 2-star honorees: Kalista Hodorff & Nicole Wright 4-star honorees: Katrina Nunes 8-star honorees: Jordan Siemers 13-star honoree: Nicole Pralle 14-star honorees: Charlie Hamilton & Elizabeth Sarbacker 36-star honorees: Ryan Pralle 37-star honorees: Jessica Pralle
National 30,000 Pound Cow Award The National 30,000 Pound Cow award is presented to youth owning a cow who has produced over 30,000 pounds of milk in 305 days or less, between May 2012 and May 2014. This year’s recipients are: Charlie Hamilton Kalista Hodorff Kayli Hodorff Katherine Larson Jessica Pralle Nicole Pralle Ryan Pralle Elizabeth Sarbacker Connor Siemers Jordan Siemers
National 150,000 Pound Cow Award Holstein World photo
Junior members who own a cow which has produced over 150,000 pounds of milk in her lifetime are eligible to earn the National 150,000 Pound Cow award. This year’s honorees are: Jessica Pralle, Nicole Pralle, Ryan Pralle
National 200,000 Pound Cow Award The National 200,000 Pound Cow award honors youth owning a cow who has produced 200,000 pounds of milk in her lifetime, entirely under the ownership of the youth. Jordan Siemers
Dairy Jeopardy More than 75 participants, broken into three divisions, competed in Dairy Jeopardy. Based on the popular TV game show, youth compete individually, answering dairy industry related questions and wagering points; testing not only their industry knowledge, but their critical thinking and risk management skills. Senior Division (ages 18-21) - 1st Place: Andy Sell wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-21
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Greetings Friends, What an eventful, exciting summer it has been for Kayla and I! It has truly been an honor this summer attending and watching all of the District shows, State Show, and Wisconsin State Fair. I personally enjoyed attending Futurity at the Wisconsin State Fair this year for the first time. The best is yet to come as we will get to sit ring-side as the best bovines in the world walk across the colored shavings at World Dairy Expo. Be sure to visit the Wisconsin Holstein booth in the Coliseum and see the newly built barns! Kayla and I have also been busy attending local events this summer. We spent an afternoon educating in the Fond du Lac County Birthing Barn. It was a wonderful opportunity for us to educate the
public about not only the Holstein cow, but also about how food gets from farm to table. I even had the great opportunity to learn and educate about baby chicks! We have also enjoyed traveling to different county Futurities. It was not only a great time to see some beautiful Holstein cows, but also a chance to network with Holstein breeders in those counties. It was wonderful to see such an awesome turnout at this year’s State Picnic. A huge Thank You to Budjon for hosting this event. Also, congratulations to those of you who participated in the judging contests. As we reach the end of summer, there are certainly things to be excited about this fall for our Association. of course, we all look forward to attending, exhibiting, and socializing at World Dairy Expo. For our Juniors, it’s never too early to start working on those award forms! They can all be found on the website. Looking even further into the future, I know that the Dodge County Juniors are hard at work planning and preparing for the 2015 Junior Convention. Just a reminder that our request form is still available on the website. Kayla and I are always willing to speak, educate, or be present at any event! Until next time, Kristen Broege
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Family of UW Dairy Scientist makes $775,000 Gift to Support the Student Teams he used to Coach By Adam Hinterthuer The University of Wisconsin-madison Department of Dairy Science has announced the creation of a $775,000 fund to help dairy science students defray costs of attending events that are a key part of their education. The David P. Dickson Foundation is establishing the fund, named for late “Dr. Dave” Dickson, to cover registration fees, travel and other expenses associated with participating in dairy judging and Dairy Challenge contests. Dickson, who died in 2010, was a UWmadison dairy science professor from 1966 to 1996 and continued to serve the university and the industry after his retirement. His family is making the gift to ensure that his legacy survives in the communities that meant the most to him, says Tim Garnett, executor of Dickson’s estate. “If you knew Uncle Dave,” Garnett says, “there was never any doubt what he loved most - family, cows and the University of Wisconsin. For me and the rest of the family, making a gift to the UW-madison dairy judging team was the clear way to tie all of his passions together.” Dickson was especially proud of his role as a coach of UW dairy cattle judging teams - a role he continued well into his retirement. He led Badger teams to five national championships at the National Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging Contest. His teams also won 12 titles at the national contest for oral reasons, the part of the competiton in which contestants explain the rationale for their judging decisions. Dickson emphasized oral reasons in his coaching as a way to help his students develop communication and critical thinking skills. Dickson also made lasting contributions to the Wisconsin 4-H program, the National Cooperative Dairy Herd Improvement program and was founding advisor to the UW-madison Badger Dairy Club. UW dairy science department chair Kent Weigel regards Dickson’s gift as yet another of “Dr. Dave’s” contributions to the education of students and farmers and the advancement of dairy science in Wisconsin. “We are tremendously grateful to the Dickson family for this generous endowment,” Weigel said, “It will ensure that future UWmadison dairy science students are able to take advantage of every available opportunity, both inside and outside of the classroom, to prepare themselves for leadership positions in the industry.” That’s exactly what Dickson and his family had in mind, says Tim Garnett. “From a very young age,” Garnett says, “cattle judging provided Uncle Dave with the tools and opportunities he needed to see the world and become the amazing man he became. I personally wanted to ensure that he could continue to provide the same sorts of opportunities for generations of UW students and cattle judges to come.”
Jessie Potterton named Director of UW-Madison Farm & Industry Short Course
Jessie Potterton has been named director of the Farm and Industry Short Course (FISC) in the University of Wisconsin-madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS). She has held the position on an interim basis for the past 12 months and will formally begin her new duties on october 1. Potterton says she’s thrilled to be able to continue to lead FISC, a 17-week postsecondary educational program that prepares students for careers in agriculture and related fields. “Being from a rural community, it was really exciting when I was asked to step in last
year. I worked hard to build relationships with students and instructors and alumni and I’m looking forward to continuing that,” Potterton says. “We also need to seek out representatives from the ag industry and develop an advisory board to help us improve our program. We need to make sure that our curriculum provides students with the right skills, and we need the industry’s help to do that.” Potterton’s success in the interim position made her a strong candidate for the job, says Sarah Pfatteicher, CALS associate dean for undergraduate programs and services. Before joining FISC, Potterton served from 2011 to 2013 as CALS director of prospective student services. Prior to that, she worked for five years as a UW-Extension 4-H youth development educator in Lafayette County.
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District 2 District 2 Report Watch for your chance to advertise & promote your county association in future issues. The November issue will feature District 10 - Calumet, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, Sheboygan & Winnebago counties.
Buffalo County
2014 Adult membership: 9; Jr. membership: 3 No report submitted.
Jackson County
2014 Adult membership: 28; Jr. membership: 11
La Crosse County
2014 Adult membership: 29; Jr. membership: 17 Adult Association officers - President: Randy Holthaus; Vice President: Jeff Heuer; Secretary: Jason Heuer; Treasurer: Jody Hoyer; Director: Don Langrehr. Junior Association officers - President: Cole Hoyer; Secretary/ Treasurer: Ranae Holthaus; Advisors: Randy & Linda Holthaus. This year we helped plan and host the 2014 adult convention along with monroe and Vernon counties. The convention was held at the Cranberry Country Lodge in Tomah. We had a great convention and enjoyed having breeders from across the state come to western Wisconsin. In June we held our county twilight meeting. The highlight each year is giving a calf to the top 4-H judge from our county. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s winner was Jenna Langrehr, daughter of Don and Kathy Langrehr, West Salem. She received a Gold Chip heifer that was purchased from Jeff and Jo Berg Family of Lane Creeks Holsteins, La Crosse. In July we ran an ice cream stand during our county fair. This is a terrific fundraiser for us and also for the local legion baseball teams who help us man the stand. We sell cones, chocolate malts and root beer floats. We sell over 300 tubs of ice cream, 300 gallons of malt mix and 12 barrels of rootbeer in 5 days!! our annual banquet will be in November where we will honor production leaders in the county and also honor scholarship recipients from the county.
Monroe County
2014 Adult membership: 48; Jr. membership: 13 Adult Association officers - President: Bryan Stremcha; Vice President: Lee Pierce; Secretary: Aaron Schmitz; Treasurer: Keith Giraud; Directors: Adam Schmitz, mike Parr & Ryan Steinhoff; Junior Advisor: Amy Schmitz.
Trempealeau County
Rose-Lyn Pronto Camay VG-88 VG-MS 2-04 2x 324 21,060 3.7 784 2.8 591 3-04 2x 339 24,810 3.2 791 2.9 722 3rd 5-Year-Old, 2014 District 6 Show Pronto x VG-87 Goldwyn x EX-93 2E DOM Rudolph Cali Thank you to the other breeders for the favorable comments about Camay!
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2014 Adult membership: 29; Jr. membership: 14 Adult Association officers - President: Bob Hart; Vice President: Alan Lundberg; Secretary: Shelly Hart; Treasurer: John Giemza. The Trempealeau County Holstein Breeders are a small but strong group who are committed to the future of the breed and are enjoying getting involved with state association activities. over the last two years, we have continued to see class size growth at our local open show and also increased involvement with the junior association group. In the year ahead, we are looking to host a county barn meeting and will also serve as the host county for the District 2 Holstein show. In addition, we wish to congratulate our Trempealeau County Holstein Breeders who received 2014 state and national honors. We are very proud of the Trempealeau County Juniors and strive to offer opportunities to further their involvement with the dairy industry as well as events offered by the Holstein Associations. We are excited to see Trempealeau County youth attendance at local, state and national events and look forward to continuing this interest!
Vernon County
2014 Adult membership: 45; Jr. membership: 21 Adult Association officers - President: Cary moser; Vice President: Paul Buhr; Secretary: ole Thompson; Treasurer: Anna Wendorf; Junior Advisor: Joy moser.
CREST-VIEW-ACRES CANDY-ET PTPI +1841 +3.00T +2.29UDC +2.16FLC ~ Sired by Windbrook, Candy was born 6/24/12 & is due 12/1/14 to Impression Sweeten your herd with this great modern outcross pedigree! Windbrook x EX-90 Aftershock x VG-87 2Y Goldwyn x EX-90 DOM Durham x EX-97 3E Alicia x EX-94 2E DOM Ada She sells September 19th at the Dodgeramma in Beaver Dam!
Dam: BHM-Cookie Coco-ET EX-90 3-00 2x 327 25,290 3.8 961 3.1 793
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CREST-VIEW-ACRES BAYLEE *RC ~ sired by Reality-Red, she was born 7/4/12 & fresh 7/26/14 with a red heifer by Archive Dam: Crest-View-Acres Bianca *RC EX-91 4-02 2x 321 24,472 934 785 2nd Dam: Crest-View-Acres Mag Beauty GP-84 2-07 2x 365 27,480 4.0 1109 3.1 840 Next Dams: EX-90, EX-91, EX-91, VG-85 Can
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Two from our Very Best Families to the Dodgeramma • September 19 • Beaver Dam
Ms Welsh-Edge D Ambition-ET EX-93 2E
Welsh-Edge Norman Harmony EX-91 - dam of Welsh-Edge Fever Huggable, All-Amer. Winter Yrlg. Selling: Welsh-Edge Laurin Happy GP-83 2-05 2x 305 21,244 3.5 753 2.9 612 ~ fresh June 12, milking 75 lbs./day
5-07 2x 349 28,950 2.7 791 2.9 840 Selling: Welsh-Edge Snchz Analyze-ET born 3/4/14 Next dam: Wilstar-RS Outside Amber-ET VG-86 3rd Dam: Wilstar-RS Rud Amy EX-91 2E GMD DOM 4th Dam: Dreamstreet Enhancer Alicia EX-94 3E GMD DOM Next Dams: EX-90, EX-91 2E, EX-92 3E, EX-92 2E, EX-91 3E GMD
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Her Dam: Welsh-Edge Norman Hailey-ET VG-85 (full sister to Harmony) 2nd Dam: Welsh-Edge Gingerheart-ET EX-92 4E DOM 9-03 2x 363 30,630 3.4 1030 3.0 926 225,400 lifetime We are offering these two consignments from our very best cow families at Welsh-Edge. If you’re looking for next year’s spring yearling or a nice 3-year-old that needs to see the classifier - don’t miss these two on September 19!
Ralph & Sheila Petersheim & Family Viroqua, WI 54665 (608) 632-3893 e-mail: welshedge@mwt.net
Dist. 2 Premier Breeder ’10 & ’11 Dist. 2 Premier Exhibitor ’10 BAA: 108.9% 17 EX, 37 VG, 18 GP
District 2
70th Annual Dodgeramma Friday, September 19
Dam: Rabur Goldwyn Pillar-ET VG-87 2-03 2x 350 24,160 4.5 1093 3.2 762
2nd Dam: Rabur Shottle Pilgrim-ET EX-90 DOM 4-03 2x 305 37,820 4.0 1512 2.9 1086
Rabur Sid Pleasance-ET VG-85 VG-MS at 2-03 fresh in June
A fancy Junior 2 year old - how good will she get? R. Paul & Darlene Buhr
District 2
S4166 Orchard Rd., Viroqua, WI 54665 Cell: 608-606-3480 pbuhr@frontier.com PBR Herd - 34 Years PGH Herd - 22 Years
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3rd Dam: Rabur Outside Pandora EX-91 3E GMD DOM Lifetime: 190,080 3.7 6988 3.2 6096
Oeh-My - What a Summer!
Making Memories
Oeh-My Atwood Enso VG-87 Dams: Budjon-JK Enthuse-ET EX-93 x Elegance 5 EX-90 1st Senior 2 Year Old, Intermediate Champion & Reserve Grand Champion, District 4 4th Senior 2 Year Old, WI Championship Show Other District Show highlights: • Oeh-My G W Atwood Peaches - 1st Fall Calf, 1st Jr & 1st B&O, Reserve Junior Champion of the Jr. Show • Miss Atwood Darcy, VG-87 - 2nd Junior 2 Year Old • Miss Guthrie Lacey, VG-88 - 4th Junior 2 Year Old • Oeh-My Richman Eliza, EX-90 - 1st Junior 3 Year Old, Best Udder & 1st B&O • Kietz Sanchez Blondie, EX-92 - 2nd 4 Year Old • Miss Minister Marilyn, EX-92 - 1st 5 Year Old
Congratulations to Pfaffsway District 2 Premier Breeder & Exhibitor anks for letting us take care of & show Boomerang!
Oeh-My Richman Eliza was also 2nd place at the 2014 Wisconsin Holstein Futurity
Pfaffsway Bltmr lyrical “Boomerang” 1st Spring Calf, 10 & Under - District 2 2nd Spring Calf, 10 & Under - WI Championship Show anks to Willows Edge for the trophy sponsorship!
Thank you to our incredible team of family and friends for all of their help at the District 4 Show. We were honored to be Premier Exhibitor again this year!
Oeh-My Farm Craig, Christine, Chase & Willow Oehmichen N14350 Badger Ave., Abbotsford, WI 54405 Christy cell 715-316-1216 • coehmichen@yahoo.com Prem. Exhibitor, District 4 2013 & 2014 BAA: 110.5%
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Paul, Sarah, Kole & Beau Trapp Taylor, WI • Paul: 608-332-0079 District 2
FOUR-OF-A-KIND MARIPOSA EX-93 EX-95MS 4-05 3x 319 35,742 4.0 1441 2.7 967 - Over 98,000 in 3 lactations Dam: EX-94 with over 43,000M, 214,000 lifetime to date 2nd Dam: EX-93 Roy Reba 3rd Dam: EX-92 GMD 4th Dam: EX-91 GMD ariposa’s Palermo daughter is VG-87 EX-MS at 2-09. Mariposa is sired by Mac and is due in M September with her fourth calf at 5 years 5 months. She was Best Udder of the 2012 Wisconsin Valley Fair. 93 points as a 5-year-old, almost 100,000 in three lactations, show winner and four freshenings in 5 1/2 years - productive life at its finest! She, along with all of her herdmates, will be offered at our dispersal on June 22, 2015. It’s been quite a ride!
Four-of-a-Kind Partners N4213 Oak Lane, Hatley, WI 54440 Visitors always welcome! Dan Cnossen - 715.302.1327 Dan Day Rick Seefeldt Andy Peterson wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-29
Rock-N-Hill-II Atwoo Crisco EX-92 @ 3-05 All-WI Senior 3 Year Old & Intermediate Champion, WI Championship Show 2014
Chris, Kathie, Rachel & Mac McCullough Mike & Marcy McCullough N2277 County Rd. OK, Juda, WI 53550 (608) 214-9742 Chris cell e-mail: rocknhill2@tds.net 30â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Please join the Green County Holstein Breeders for their annual picnic and the District 6 Futurity Party hosted at McCullough Construction/Pat & Annie McCullough (W1460 Giese Rd., Juda) on Saturday, September 13 at 7:30 p.m.
It’s Coming! A new WHA membership directory will be published this fall. If any of your contact information has changed, or if we do not have a correct email, cell number or address in our database, please call our office at 1-800-223-4269 to update your information. We are also asking that if you DO NOT want your information printed in the Directory, to please call or email by October 15. If you are interested in advertising in the Membership Directory, please contact Laura by October 15. Breeder ad rates for this special section are: Full page, full color $450 (photos included) Full page, black & white $300 1/2 page, full color $250 1/2 page, black & white $150 Business Card ad $50 Special discount for pick-up ads: Advertisers will be eligible for a discount by running an ad in the Directory that has previously run in the News (full page - $100 ; 1/2 page - $50). Text changes and updates can be made, but design would need to be the same. Contact Laura with questions or for commercial ad rates. 608-723-4933 • lauraw@wisholsteins.com
photos „ Lea McCullough
Ipod
Indian
Frisle-Vue Goldsun Ipod-ET
Frislevue Chelo Prettysweet
Goldsun x VG-88 Jasper x EX-92 2E Integrity x EX-96 Linjet Ideal
Chelios x GP-84 Fever x EX-91 Sept. Storm x EX-92 Paradise 2-ETN
~ 1st Fall Yearling, 1st Jr., 1st JrB&O & 1st B&O
~ 1st Spring Calf, 1st Jr., 1st JrB&O & 1st B&O
Prettysweet
Other District 1 Show highlights: • Frisle-Vue Brax Indian-ET
Braxton maternal sister to Ipod
~ 1st Winter Yearling, 1st Jr., 1st JrB&O & 1st B&O
• Congratulations to Justyne on 1st place 10 & Under Showmanship!
Dean & Leslie Frisle Allissa, Justyne & Gina 654 5 1/2 Ave., Prairie Farm, WI 54762 715-455-1212 • frislevu@chibardun.net
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THE HEADLINER:
Sonnenbrook Atwood Bree VG-87
1-11 2x 305 22,416 3.1 692 3.2 713 1st, 1st B&O & Best Udder Junior 3 Year Old, District 6 6th Junior 3 Year Old, WI Championship Show
• 9th generation VG or EX • Daughter by Sid • Will be flushed this fall • Her dam: Glenn-Ann Morty Bella, EX-90, has embryos available by Fever, Gold Chip & Atwood HER SUPPORTING CAST: Sonnenbrook Brokaw Jasmine 6th Spring Calf, District 6 2nd Spring Calf, WI Junior State Fair
Ryan Sonnenburg - 608-516-6213 Tom Sonnenburg - 608-575-0092 N9231 County Road CC Belleville, WI 53508
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Sonnenbrook Sid Breanne 10th Summer Yearling, District 6
Sonnenbrook Goldchip Aria 7th & 2nd B&O Winter Yearling, District 6
Congratulations to Karl Schwoerer on a great year!
Craig-Kro Jasper Hotwire EX-92 EX-93MS 3-11 354 26,643 4.1 1103 3.1 827 Dam: Craig-Kro Timber Hotshot EX-94 EX-96MS 2nd Dam: Craig-Kro Roy Hotseat EX-92 EX-95MS 3rd Dam: Craig-Kro Skyfame H EX-90 EX-93MS
4th Dam: Craig-Kro Leader Hotstuff EX-91 EX-MS 5th Dam: Craig-Kro Astro Jet Hotsy EX-94 EX-96MS 6th Dam: Craig-Kro Logic Holly EX-90 EX-MS
• She’s a 7th generation homebred Excellent with the help of aAa! • She’s a sister to the Hotrod bull at Triple Hill Sires. • She was Supreme at the 2014 Outagamie County Fair. In our new futurity we were 2nd, 5th & 11th. • From District 7 - our Junior 2-Year-Old Absolute was 1st, our Senior 3-Year-Old Damion was 4th, our 4-Year-Old Shottle was 2nd and our 5-Year-Old EX-93 Affirmed was 8th. • aAa helps breed better cows - give me a call for more info or to give it a try.
H Go Pack! H
KROHLOW’S REGISTERED HOLSTEINS W4203 Shady Rd. Black Creek, WI 54106 920-639-5388
Craig & Marlene Krohlow & Travis aAa Approved Visitors Welcome Anytime
May 2014 Classification: BAA: 113.1% 19 EX, 11 VG RHA: 23,000 4.0 900F
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2014 District Show Results 2014 District 1 Results Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds, Chippewa Falls Judge: Mark Crave 146 head shown (101 heifers, 45 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (8): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Frislevue Chelo Prettysweet, Allissa, Justyne & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm 2. (2nd Jr) Mellow Brook Absolut Beauty, Dodge Sampair & Austin Weix, Elmwood 3. Triple-HH Goldchip Echo, Scot Hammann, Barron 4. MidnightBlu Addie, Midnite Blu, Stanley 5. Marshland Hero Glory, Marshland Farms, Inc., Cushing Spring Calf (16): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Frislevue Chelo Prettysweet, Allissa, Justyne & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm 2. (2nd Jr) Mellow Brook Absolut Beauty, Dodge Sampair & Austin Weix, Elmwood 3. Grekare Dempsey Alure, Katie & Justin Peper, Centuria 4. RBCC-Extreme V Sid-Evil, Rhett & Shanelle Borth, Ellsworth 5. Grekare B Rapunzel, Katie & Justin Peper, Centuria Winter Calf (16): 1. (1st Jr) Stranshome Perses Akayla-ET, Claire VanDyk, New Richmond 2. DJPurepride Acme Fay-ET, Alfalawn Farm, Menomonie 3. Lylehaven D-Man Latifah-ET, ALH Genetics USA, Inc., Bloomer 4. (B&O) Scientific Gabriella Rae-ET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 5. (2nd Jr) MS Moniques Mallory-ET, Rhett & Shanelle Borth, Ellsworth (JrB&O) Katherines Durable Addy, Katherine Thompson, Cadott Fall Calf (22): 1. (B&O) Mayerlane-TE Ditzy DevilET, Donald & Elizabeth Mayer & T. & E. Ullom, Bloomer 2. Librae Ladd Kay-Red, Heather J. Cook, Barron 3. Scientific Atwood Diza Rae, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 4. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Triple-HH Gold Cassidy-ET, Brooke Hammann, Barron 5. Scientific Lipstick Kiss, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls (2nd Jr) Geneva-G Black Behnke Rae, Geneva Nunes, Chippewa Falls Summer Yearling (17): 1 (1st Jr) R-Vision Airlift Cheeze-It, Rachel Coyne, Spring Valley 2. (B&O) Dunn-Brook Brokaw Awkakaw, Squires Farm, Inc., Menomonie 3. Dunn-Brook Brokaw Abiss, Squires Farm, Inc., Menomonie 4. Scientific Sid Devan RaeET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 5. (2nd Jr) Mellow Brook Attic Teegan, Dodge Sampair & Austin Weix, Elmwood (JrB&O) Katrinas Goose Piper-Red, Katrina Nunes, Chippewa Falls Spring Yearling (11): 1. (B&O) Scientific Sid Sadie Rae-ET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 2. (1st Jr) Scientific Sid Sassy Rae-ET, Katrina Nunes, Chippewa Falls 3. Scientific Sid Jetta Rae-ET, Geneva Nunes, Chippewa Falls 4. Stranstola Damion Bree, Matt Linehan, River Falls 5. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Mellowbrook Confirm Fiona, Dodge Sampair & Austin Weix, Elmwood Winter Yearling (11): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) FrisleVue Brax Indian-ET, Allissa Frisle, Prairie Farm 2. Redline Bonbon-Red, Steven Maier, Jim Falls 3. Emerald-Acr-Vr Swift, Brooke Hammann, Barron 4. Mayerlane Damion Mojito, Donald & Elizabeth Mayer, Bloomer 5. Willows-Edge Dem Liberty, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond (2nd Jr) Fancypants Goose Hollie-Red, Julia Nunes, Chippewa Falls Fall Yearling (11): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) FrisleVue Goldsun Ipod-ET, Allissa Frisle & Makenna Lentz, Prairie Farm 2. Willows-Edge Dundee
Impulse, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond 3. (2nd Jr) Shiloh-USA Goldchip, Eva Doornink, Baldwin 4. Hardscrabble Sid Glemier, Alissa Maier, Jim Falls 5. Harvue Braxton Fallon-ET, Lucie Nell Thibault, Ellsworth
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: R-Vision Airlift Cheeze-It, Rachel Coyne, Spring Valley Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Stranshome Perses Akayla-ET, Claire VanDyk, New Richmond
Junior Champion of the Show: Mayerlane-TE Ditzy Devil-ET, Donald & Elizabeth Mayer & T. & E. Ullom, Bloomer Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: R-Vision Airlift Cheeze-It, Rachel Coyne, Spring Valley Junior Best Three (2): 1. Scientific Farms, Chippewa Falls 2.Willows-Edge, New Richmond Junior 2-Year-Old (3): 1 (BU, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Willows-Edge Atwood Lydia, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond 2. Indianhead Gm Buick-ET, Robert Schauf, Barron 3. (2nd Jr) Kathrines Excellent, Katherine Thompson, Cadott Senior 2-Year-Old (13): 1. (BU, B&O) Scientific Dusty Ray-Red-ET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 2. (1st Jr) Milksource Gldwn Jessica-ET, Benjamin Powers, Menomonie 3. Siemers Brax Fear-Hot-ET, Pure Pride Holsteins, Menomonie 4. (2nd Jr) Scientific G Kristin Rae-ET, Katrina Nunes, Chippewa Falls 5. Milksource D Devils-Red-ET, Donald & Elizabeth Mayer & T. & E. Ullom, Bloomer Junior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, B&O) Indianhead Wisconsin, Robert Schauf, Barron 2 Willows-Edge Atwood Vagrant, Jordan & Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond 3. Pfaffs-WO Fever Remarkable, Joe Adams, Amery Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O, BU, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Willows-Edge Laurin Minion, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond 2. Willows-Edge San Vague-ET, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond 3. (2nd Jr) Fancypants Hopeful Rae-Red, Julia Nunes, Chippewa Falls 4. Ms Indianhead Brooke-ET, Kingsmill Fm II LLC & Zachary Schauf, Barron 5. Indianhead Amethyst, Robert J. Schauf, Barron Intermediate Champion of the Open Show: Scientific Dusty Ray-Red-ET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Open Show: Willows-Edge Laurin Minion, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond
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4-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU, B&O) Willows-Edge Mac Frosting, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond 2. Indianhead Redcarpet Tia-ET, Robert Schauf, Barron 3. Dunn-Brook Shot Applause-ET, Squires Farm, Inc., Menomonie 4. (1st Jr) Chelsea Shotgun Robin, Dodge Sampair & Austin Weix, Elmwood 5. Marshland Outbound Barbwire, Marshland Farms, Inc., Cushing 5-Year-Old (4): 1 (1st Jr) Star-Valley Pron MartelaET, Hannah Elizabeth Ullom, Bloomer 2. (BU, 2nd Jr) Rosedale Royal Heroine, Julia Nunes, Chippewa Falls 3. Ludwigs-DG Shottle Piper-ET, Donald & Elizabeth Mayer, Bloomer 4. (B&O) Indianhead Pronto Trillium, Zachary Schauf, Barron 6-Year-Old & Older (8): 1. (BU, B&O) Willows-Edge Bolton Flicker, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond 2. Indianhead Trinity-ET, Zachary Schauf, Barron 3. (1st Jr) Willows Edge Rubens Karachi, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond 4. Scientific Roy Creamy-ET, Matthew Nunes, Chippewa Falls 5. (2nd Jr) Kingsmill Aspn Sunshine-ET, Julia Nunes, Chippewa Falls 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. (BU) Exodus Abc-Red, Jacob Schauf, Barron Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Willows-Edge Laurin Minion, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond
Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Willows-Edge Laurin Minion, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Willows Edge Rubens Karachi, Claire Van Dyk, New Richmond
Senior and Grand Champion of the Open Show: Willows-Edge Bolton Flicker, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Open Show: Indianhead Trinity-ET, Zachary Schauf, Barron
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor – District 1 Willows Edge, New Richmond Henk & Bonnie Van Dyk, Jordan & Claire, 4 full-time & 1 part-time employees Herd Info: 100 cows BAA: 111.8% RHA: 2x 23,123 4.1 960 3.0 706 District Show Herd: 14 head shown & 13 were homebred Current sires being used: Sid, Atwood, Golden Dreams, Absolute, Barbwire, Sanchez, Gold Chip & Franco Breeding philosophies/herd goals: We breed for type, butterfat and try to use sires that maintain fertility. We also are conscientious about maintaining size. We sell about 40-50 cows annually and our buyers this year have said they do not want small cows. The market is being driven by high cull values and high bull calf values. Our goals are to have heifers calve in at 23 to 25 months with the exception of the winter months. We always buy a couple of animals each year to improve our breeding base. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Willows Edge Bolton Flicker, Aged Cow, EX-94 EX-94MS Flicker is a cow that has been getting better as she matures. She is the longest cow in the barn and is an exceptional brood cow. We have flushed her every year and she breeds right back to make the show string. She was Grand Champion, Best Udder and Best B&O of the Show. She was flushed to Durham this year and is pregnant to Durham as well. Willows Edge Mac Frosting, 4 year old, EX-92 EX-94 MS - Frosting is Flicker’s oldest daughter and is not a big cow but is extremely correct with a near perfect udder. She is the barn favorite of every judging team. She was first 4 year old, member of the Best Three Females and Dam & Offspring. Willows Edge Laurin Minion, Senior 3 Year Old, EX-91 EX-91MS - Minion was Junior Champion of District 1 as a Fall Calf so she came back and made her debut in milking form. She is from our deep show family of the M’s and has two EX 3 year old maternal sisters. Her dam is an EX-92 Durham, then Star Maiden EX-93 and then an EX Charles. She was 1st Senior 3 year old, BU & B&O, Grand Champion of the Junior Show, Best B&O of the Junior Show and Res. Intermediate Champion of the Open Show. Stranshome Perses Akayla 1st Winter Calf and Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show. Akayla was purchased at the Stranshome Luau Sale and her maternal sister was the high seller at $60,000. She is a calf that has extreme style and balance with a pedigree stack of sires that we look for.
Best Udder of the Show: Willows-Edge Bolton Flicker, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: WillowsEdge Bolton Flicker, Hendrik Van Dyk, New Richmond Best Three Females (2): 1. Willows-Edge Farms, New Richmond 2. Indianhead Holsteins, Barron Dam & Offspring (4): 1. Willows Edge, New Richmond 2. Indianhead Holsteins, Barron 3. Mayerlane Holsteins, Bloomer 4. Borths, Ellsworth Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Willows-Edge, New Richmond
ET, Aaron Berg, Alma Center 4. Ames-Way-NM Alexandr Victim, Paul & Sarah Trapp & Neil McDonah, Taylor
District 2 Results Jackson County Fairgrounds, Black River Falls Judge: Eric Westphal 70 head shown (48 heifers, 22 cows)
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Bella-Ridge Ashores Ada-ET, Katherine Larson, Viroqua Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Pfaffsway Sanchez Hot Toddy, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center
Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (7): 1. Pfaffsway Bltmr Lyrical, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 2. Timlynn Atwood Bestbuy, Gameday Holsteins, Alma Center 3. (B&O) Wildwynde-Nm Ashck Vandesha, Paul & Sarah Trapp & Neil McDonah, Taylor 4. Wide-Open Shock Reyna-TW, Charles & Katie Bue, Alma Center 5. JKB-Dittrich Lavenguard Java, Jordan, Korlan, & Barbara Dittrich, Alma Spring Calf (4): 1. (B&O) Pfaffsway Bltmr Lyrical, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 2. Pfaffsway Fever Dream, Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 3. Timlynn Atwood Bestbuy, Gameday Holsteins, Alma Center 4. Mayerlane Ponterio LA-ET, Vanessa & Victor Ponterio, Alma Center Winter Calf (10): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Pfaffsway Braxton Attention, Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 2. (2nd Jr) Kishman Damion Carmel-ET, Thomas & Katherine Larson, Viroqua 3. (2nd Jr) Ar-Line Wine Cooler-Red-ET, Ranae Holthaus, Bangor 4. PfaffsWo Chelios Liza, Kenneth Pfaff & Wide Open Holsteins, Alma Center 5. Lanecreeks P-Daddy Airborne, Jeffrey Berg, La Crosse Fall Calf (12): 1. Sco-Lo-Coons-Gs Wind Kat-ET, Bailee, Lauren & Taylor Whitehead & Logan Tacker, Alma Center 2. (B&O) Wide-Open Sid Talia, Charles & Katie Bue, Alma Center 3. Butterview Gold ApliceET, Rachel Gullicksrud 4. Gameday Novelty Lexi, Gameday Holsteins, Alma Center 5. Pfaffsway Reginald Debra, Steven Pfaff, Alma Center (JrB&O) RLS Cane Andrea Action, Bailey Larson, Alma Center Summer Yearling (4): 1 (1st Jr) Bella-Ridge Ashores Ada-ET, Katherine Larson, Viroqua 2. (B&O) Welsh-Edge Fvr Hot Topic-ET, David Petersheim, Viroqua 3. Tree-Hayven Alxandr Aislinn, Jason Weihrouch, Melrose 4. Welsh-Edge Hot Tamale-ET, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua Spring Yearling (5): 1. (B&O) Welsh-Edge Kidd Aurora, Ralph Petersheim, Viroqua 2. Pfaffsway Sid Big Star, Casey Pfaff, Alma Center 3. Hy-Gro Deb Praise-Red-ET, Ronald Hoyer, West Salem 4. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Smokin Hot Easy Bake Oven, Austin Nauman, Norwalk 5. Welsh-Edge Goldsun Gimmick, Ralph Petersheim, Viroqua Winter Yearling (2): 1. (B&O) Pfaffs-WO Sid Lebron, Kenneth Pfaff & Wide Open Holsteins, Alma Center 2. (1st Jr) Cameron-Ridge Gold Chip Lea, Austin Nauman, Norwalk Fall Yearling (4): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) Pfaffsway Sanchez Hot Toddy, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 2. (2nd Jr) Thimble-Peak Monum Shakira, Megan Nelson, Ettrick 3. Sauer-Stone Brax Zeeann-
Junior Champion of the Show: Bella-Ridge Ashores Ada-ET, Katherine Larson, Viroqua Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Sco-LoCoons-Gs Wind Kat-ET, Bailee, Lauren & Taylor Whitehead & Logan Tacker, Alma Center Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Pfaffsways Farms, Alma Center 2. Wide Open Holsteins, Alma Center 3.Gameday Farms, Alma Center Junior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Shaft-Acres Schz Divine-ET, Beth Nelson, Blair 2. Vons-Zast Duce Diva-Red, Highlife-LP Farms, Alma Center 3. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) JKB-Dittrich Baltimor Jalti, Jordon, Barbara & Korlen Dittrich, Alma 4. (2nd Jr) Dittrich Barbwire Vines-Red, Korlen F. Dittrich, Alma Senior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. (B&O) Pfaffsway Aspen Karisse, Steven Pfaff, Alma Center 2. Wide-Open Sid Rodgers, Charles & Katie Bue, Alma Center 3. Wide-Open Lauthority Bria, Wide Open Holsteins, Alma Center 4. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Dream-Prairie Fgg Oreo Mini, Courtney Moser, Westby 5. (2nd Jr) Dymentholm Lexis Lima ET, Bailey Larson, Alma Center Junior 3-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Tumbleweed Goldwyn Leeza-ET, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 2. (B&O) Welsh-Edge Fever Apex, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O, BU, 1st Jr) Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Westby 2. (JrB&O, 2nd Jr) Dream-Prairie Krumkake-ET, Courtney Moser, Viroqua 3. Ace-NSpades Sanchez Flo-ET, Beth Nelson, Blair 4. Welsh-Edge Demello Alpine, Derek Petersheim, Viroqua 5. Welsh-Edge Mystical Galaxy, Ralph Petersheim, Alma Center Intermediate Champion: Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Westby Reserve Intermediate Champion: Tumbleweed Goldwyn Leeza-ET, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center 4-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) N-Adamscreek Wis Mirra, Aaron Berg, Alma Center 2. Hiddenway Lheros Dainann, Jackland Holsteins, La Crosse 3. Hy-Gro Debonair Paige, Ronald Hoyer, West Salem wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-35
5-Year-Old (1): 1. Pfaffsway Aspen Breeze, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Westby
Grand Champion of the Open & Junior Shows: Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant
Fremstad, Westby Senior Champion & Reserve Grand of the Open & Junior Shows: Pfaffsway Aspen Breeze, Larissa & Olivia Pfaff, Alma Center Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior & Open Show: N-Adamscreek Wis Mirra, Aaron Berg, Alma Center Best Udder of the Show: Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Westby Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Kishholm Collett, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Westby Produce of Dam (1): 1. Pfaffway Farms, Alma Center Dam & Offspring (2): 1. Pfaffway Farms, Alma Center 2. Wide-Open Acres, Alma Center Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Pfaffway Farms, Alma Center
District 3 Results Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster Judge: Lynn Harbaugh Pfaffsway Farms, Alma Center 208 head shown (140 heifers, 68 cows) Steve & Kristin Pfaff, Casey, Larissa & Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (13): 1. (1st Jr, Olivia and employee Brynn Kasten B&O) Moorclose Atwood Wren, Madison, Mckenzie Herd Info: 163 cows & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 2. Mickilcrest Braxton RHA: 3x 26,537 3.8 994 3.2 823 Rose, Mike & Jill Van Schyndle, Cuba City District Show Herd: 8 head shown 3. Kamps-Hollow Histarical, Kyra Danz, Barneveld Current sires being used: Armani, Defiant, 4. Nobland Hollyw Lollipop-Red, Troy Noble, McCutchen, Doorman, Attic, Reginald, Sid, Lancaster 5. Wiscit Ducati Keisha-Red, UWGuthrie, Atwood, Absolute & Barbwire Platteville, Platteville (2nd Jr) Hartleys G W Atwood Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Breeding Ashley, Emma M & Natalie Jo Giddings, Soldiers good cows has always been a goal with our Grove (JrB&O) Mickilcrest RB Shamrock-Red, herd. We appreciate dairy animals that show Payton, Morgan & Nolan Van Schyndle, Cuba City great qualities in udder, feed and legs. We Spring Calf (11): 1. (1st Jr, B&O) Moorclose Atwood usually choose sires that have great type Wren, Madison, Mckenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba characteristics. It is our philosophy to breed a City 2. Mickilcrest Braxton Rose, Mike & Jill Van well-balanced and strong framed animal which Schyndle, Cuba City 3. Gratz-Ridge Heartn Soulwill create a cow with high production and Red, Brian Badtke & Amy Ruegsegger, Shullsburg longevity. Strong and healthy calves are the 4. (2nd Jr) Moorclose Aftershock Mya, Madison, future of our dairy herd so we find calf care to McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 5. (JrB&O) be of great importance on our farm. Hill-Ton Braxton Beautiful, Charles Hamilton, Cuba Comment on the animals that contributed to City the winning of this award: Pfaffsway Aspen Winter Calf (22): 1. (B&O) Hi-Lo-Valley Explode Breeze, EX-92, Aspen x EX-91 Lou - 1st 5 year Louise, Alyssa Yager, Highland 2. (1st Jr, JrB&O) old, Senior Champion Junior & Open Show, JAS-K Atwodd Tessa-Red-ET, Jason Kearns, Gays Reserve Grand Junior & Open Show; TumMills 3. (2nd Jr) Gildale Absol Hammered-Red, blweed Goldwyn Leeza, EX-90, Goldwyn x Charlie Richards, Linden 4. Moorclose Amazing EX-90 Allen - 1st Junior 3 year old, Reserve Cheeto. McKenzie Calvert, Cuba City 5. Moorclose Intermediate Champion Junior & Open show, Ashock Annabelle, Madison Calvert, Cuba City her March calf, exhibited by Kole Trapp, won Fall Calf (26): 1. (1st Jr) Ms Destinys Sid Danicathe Spring calf class (Pfaffsway Baltimore ET, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills 2. (B&O) Hi-Lo-Valley Lyrical); Pfaffsway Aspen Karisse, VG-86, Zel Pantene, Alyssa Yager, Highland 3. Stade Aspen x VG-86 homebred bull - 1st Senior 2 Atwood Joan, Jordyn Ann Kamps, Belmont 4. (2nd year old, Honorable Mention Intermediate Jr) Moorclose Atwood Elexis, Madison, McKenzie & Champion; Pfaffsway Sanchez Hot Toddy, Payton Calvert, Cuba City 5. Platte-Vu Atlantic Sanchez x VG-86 Damion - 1st Fall Yearling, Sandy, Payton, Morgan & Nolan Van Schyndle, Reserve Junior Champion Junior Show, Cuba City (JrB&O) Nobland-AS Gs Barbielicious, Honorable Mention Junior Champion Open Drew A Noble, Lancaster Show; Pfaffsway Sid BigStar, Sid x EX-91 Summer Yearling (20): 1. Ms Toaster Waffle-RedLou - 2nd Spring Yearling; Pfaffsway Fever ET, Wayne Debuhr, Cottage Grove 2. (1st Jr, B&O) Dream - 2nd Spring Calf. Hi-Lo-Valley Seaver Hula, Amber Yager, Highland 3. Kamps-Hollow Anamika-Red-ET, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 4. Nordic-Ridge Armani Model, Kurtis & Deon Amundson, Mt. Hope 5. Kinyon G W Atwood Hotpepper, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock (2nd Jr) Nobland Sanchez Buccaneer, Ainsley, Macie & Drew Noble, Lancaster (JrB&O) JAS-K Atwood Entrance, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills Spring Yearling (17): 1. Milksource Rain Galoshes, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 2. (B&O) Kamps-Hollow Haru, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 3. (1st Jr) KishHolm Cinderella-ET, Lauren Kishman & Grant Fremstad, 36–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
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Lone Rock 4. (2nd Jr) Moorclose Attic Bon Bon, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 5. (JrB&O) Ja-Mi-Ri Brad Nic Maggie-ET, Jason Richardson, Platteville Winter Yearling (16): 1. (B&O) Ms Hi-Lo-Valley Harmony-ET, Dennis Bowers & Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland 2. (1st Jr) Kishholm Clea-ET, Lauren & Gavin Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Lone Rock 3. Milksource Windbrook Lucy, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 4. KHW Ladd Arrested-ET, High Altitude Syndicate, Platteville 5. Windy-Valley Brokaw Adraine, Brian Badtke & Amy Ruegsegger, Shullsburg (2nd Jr) AAAJE Amazing Sarina, Abriana & Andraya Errthum, Cassville (JrB&O) CJ-MooChita Toystory Opal, Charles Moore, Fennimore Fall Yearling (15): 1. Milksource Jordan Nala-ET, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 2, (1st Jr, B&O) Tombeth Goldchip Express, Sarah Kearns, Gays Mills 3. (2nd Jr) Nobland Dusk Addie, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster 4. Kinyon Bradnick Jackpot, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock 5. Hi-Lo-Valley Brax Laken-ET, Amber Yager, Highland (JrB&O) Voigtscrest Gold C Butter, Logan Voigts, Platteville
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Kishholm Clea-ET, Lauren & Gavin Kishman & Grant Fremstad, Lone Rock Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Hi-Lo-Valley Seaver Hula, Amber Yager, Highland
Junior Champion of the Show: Milksource Rain Galoshes, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Ms Toaster Waffle-Red-ET, Wayne Debuhr, Cottage Grove Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland 2. Moorclose Holsteins, Cuba City 3. Nobland Farms, Lancaster Junior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU, B&O) Weigland Braxton Anissa-ET, Ryan & Troy Weigel, Platteville 2. (1st Jr) JAS-K Goldchip Thriller, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills 3. (2nd Jr) GBM Goldchip Aubrey-ET, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 4. GBM Atwood Jill, Kayla Moret, Prairie du Chien 5. Hoch-Niedrig Aftsh Serena, Cyrus Jones, Arena Senior 2-Year-Old (20): 1. (BU) Bossir Absolute Star-Red-ET, Jordyn Ann Kamps, Belmont 2. (1st Jr, B&O) Moorclose Sid Winnie, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 3. Budjon-JK Brx Erticulate-ET, Reginald Kamps, Belmont 4. Glenmar-Dale Sid Paige, Becky Brown, Stitzer 5. Gildale Aftershock Maria, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale (2nd Jr) Nobland Fever Barbie, Ainsley, Macie & Drew Noble, Lancaster Junior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Stone-Front Apple
Jack Ace, Richard Kamps, Belmont 2. (B&O) Nodolfland Gldwn Liberty-ET, Shane Nodolf, Belmont 3. (1st Jr) Moorclose Fever Marcella, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 4. AM-Acres Drble Chipotle-Red, Tom & Angie Hermsen, Fennimore Senior 3-Year-Old (10): 1. (BU) Wargo-Acres S Dreamsicle, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock 2. (B&O) Dajeda Picolo Cwestn, Daryl & Jennifer Dammen, South Wayne 3. (1st Jr) Dieters Destry Felicity, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City 4. Dajeda Picolo Kitkat, Daryl & Jennifer Dammen, South Wayne 5. Gildale Shottle Alissa, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale (2nd Jr) Hill-Ton Pronto Caprice, Charles Hamilton, Cuba City
Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Moorclose Sid Winnie, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: JAS-K Goldchip Thriller, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills
Intermediate Champion of the Show: Stone-Front Apple Jack Ace, Richard Kamps, Belmont Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Bossir Absolute Star-Red-ET, Jordyn Kamps, Belmont 4-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU, B&O) Kinyon Goldwyn Pasta, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock 2. (1st Jr) Vande Shot Tiffany-Red-ET, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills 3. Kinyon Shottle Chick, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock 4. Gildale Shot Of Success, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale 5. Gildale Lightning Bug, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale 5-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU) Welsh-Valley G BellarosaET, Gregory & Kimberly Moret, Prairie du Chien 2. (B&O) Paradise-D Shotl Powder, Andrea Pagenkopf, Lancaster 3. GBM Annabells AnnaliseET, Kayla Moret, Prairie du Chien 4. Glenmar-Dale Dundee Alissa, Becky Brown, Stitzer 5. AM-Acres Debonair Chili-Red, Tom & Angie Hermsen, Fennimore (1st Jr, JrB&O) Hill-Ton Sanchez Eternal, Charles Hamilton, Cuba City 6-Year-Old & Older (6): 1. (BU) Kamps-Hollow Weigland AJ-ET, Ryan & Troy Weigel, Platteville 2. (B&O) Moorclose Talent Izza, William Calvert, Cuba City 3. Glenmar-Dale Dunde Charisse, Becky Brown, Stitzer 4. GBM Shottle Josetta-ET, Gregory & Kimberly Moret, Prairie du Chien 5. Kinyon Indecision Princess, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock 150,000 lb. Cow (5): 1. (BU, B&O) Moorclose Durham Wendy, William Calvert, Cuba City 2. HiLo-Valley Daffodil, Alyssa Yager, Highland 3. Too-
Keen Merchant Abigail, Danielle Brown, Dodgeville 4. Paradise-D Shotl Glystal-ET, Andrea Pagenkopf, Lancaster 5. Dajeda Canyon Favio, Daryl & Jennifer Dammen, South Wayne Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Hill-Ton Sanchez Eternal, Charles Hamilton, Cuba City
Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Vande Shot Tiffany-Red-ET, Jason Kearns, Gays Mills Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Hill-Ton Sanchez Eternal, Charles Hamilton, Cuba City Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Moorclose Sid Winnie, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City Senior & Grand Champion of the Show: KampsHollow Weigland AJ-ET, Ryan & Troy Weigel,
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor â&#x20AC;&#x201C; District 3 Moorclose Holsteins, Cuba City Bill & Kelle Calvert, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Herd Info: 75 cows BAA: 109.7% RHA: 2x 25,609 3.5 896 3.1 802 District Show Herd: 15 head shown & 12 were homebred Current sires being used: Golden Dreams, Brokaw, Reginald, Aftershock, Atwood, Damion, Doorman, Armani & Absolute-Red Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Our main breeding philosophy is to replicate the true-type model cow. Type is our main emphasis for the herd. We desire cows that show strength and width throughout, stand on outstanding feet and legs and exhibit youthful udders that can stand up to many lactations and produce milk with ease. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: GBM Goldchip Aubrey-ET - 3rd open & 2nd Jr. Junior 2 Year Old; Moorclose Sid Winnie - 2nd open, 1st B&O & 1st Jr. Senior 2 Year Old & Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show; Moorclose Fever Marcella, VG-89 - 3rd open & 1st Jr. Junior 3 Year Old; Dieters Destry Felicity, EX-90 - 3rd open & 1st Jr. Senior 3 Year Old; Moorclose Talent Izza, EX-92 - 2nd open & 1st B&O 6 Year Old & Older; and Moorclose Durham Wendy, EX-94 - 1st, 1st B&O & BU 150,000 lb. Cow.
Platteville Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Kinyon Goldwyn Pasta, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: StoneFront Apple Jack Ace, Richard Kamps, Belmont Best Udder of the Show: Kamps-Hollow Weigland AJ-ET, Ryan & Troy Weigel, Platteville Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Kinyon Goldwyn Pasta, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock Best 3 Females (3): 1. Moorclose Holsteins, Cuba City 2. Kinyon Holsteins, Lone Rock 3. Dajeda Holsteins, South Wayne Produce of Dam (1): 1. Hartleys Holsteins, Soilders Grove Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Weigland Holsteins, Platteville 2. Kinyon Holsteins, Lone Rock 3. Moorclose Holsteins, Cuba City Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Moorclose Holsteins, Cuba City
District 4 Results Taylor County Fairgrounds, Medford Judge: Brian Kelroy 153 head shown (101 heifers, 52 cows)
Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (11): 1. MLTU Salon Favorite-Red, Jeremiah & Sherry Hagen & Brenda Kuse, Spencer 2. Moo-Dy-Acres Abs Martha-Red, Michael Borchardt, Edgar 3. Oeh-My Richman Misty, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 4. Rem-Jem Sanchez Sydnea 2359, Denny Meyer, Unity 5. Dorsland Erhdt Tulip-RedET, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Junction City Spring Calf (7): 1. (B&O) Tomkins Hztry Sizzln Sunshine, Brodie Bunkelman, Edgar 2. (1st Jr) Karmanns-Vu Metal Moscato, Cheyenne Karl, Arpin 3. (2nd Jr) Ofski Adonis Alice-Red-ET, Hannah Hensel, Auburndale 5. MLTU Salon Favorite-Red, Jeremiah & Sherry Hagen & Brenda Kuse, Spencer Winter Calf (23): 1. (B&O) Tree-Hayven Stanlycup Shine, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 2. (1st Jr) Duckett-Dyment Becka-ET, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird 3. Shady-Lawn Barbwire Taz-Red, Vicki, Allen, Luke, & Chad Steffen, Greenwood 4. Tomkins Aftershock Brooklyn, Tom-Kins Farm LLC, Edgar 5. Lepak Supersire Blocks, Laverne Lepak, Custer (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Oeh-My Absolute Vail-ET, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford Fall Calf (22): 1. (1st Jr, B&O) Oeh-My G W Atwood Peaches, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 2. Tree-Hayven Brdnk Ruthie-ET, Adam T. Borchert, Auburndale 3. Tomkins Roseplex Bac Sandra, TomKins Farm LLC, Edgar 4. (2nd Jr) Oeh-My Guthrie Esme, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 5. MS Showstine CannonBall-ET, Jared Weber, Loyal Summer Yearling (9): 1. (B&O) Tree-Hayven Armani Danity, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale 2. Cash-Valu Barbwire Love-Red, Vicki, Allen, Luke & Chad Steffen, Greenwood 3. Ridge-Place Acme Saucy-Red, Clint & Heidi Zank, Neillsville 4. RobCri Goldchip Tasty-ET, Robert & Christine Barden, Plover 5. Dorsland Tyla P-Red-ET, Matt, Molly & Ben Dorshorst, Junction City (1st Jr) Magnusons wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014-37
Maximus Eva 2, Ashley Magnuson, Neillsville (2nd Jr, JrB&O) MS Showstone Dempsey Wiggles, Karlye Weber, Loyal Spring Yearling (13): 1. (B&O) Rob-Cri Braxton Topshape, Rob-Cri Holsteins, Plover 2. (1st Jr) TreeHayven HH My Julia-Red, Hannah Hensel, Auburndale 3. Regancrest Dempsey Adel, Wayne Giese, Edgar 4. Tree-Hayven Gldc Avery-ET, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 5. (2nd Jr) Milksource Laurin Beth-ET, Noah Bilz, Dorchester Winter Yearling (6): 1. (B&O) Hornland Dempsey Amaze, Ken Horn, Loyal 2. Dream Team Sid Sookie, Jenna & Don Fahey, Merrill 3. Budjon-JK Endurstandble-ET, Laverne Lepak, Custer 4. RemJem Windbrook Ila 2186, Richard Meyer, Unity 5. (1st Jr) Lonely-Mile Shame Sassy, Jade Pinter, Curtiss (2nd Jr) Es-Pines Toystory Rae, Evan Schindler, Curtiss Fall Yearling (10): 1. (B&O) Ro-Lex Sanchez Peppermint, Robert & Susan Miller, Vesper 2. Sapphire-Sky Gchip Elita, Jason & Ami Lasecki, Shawano 3. (1st Jr) Oeh-My Hero Ebony, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 4. Ridge-Place Braxton Shelly, Clint & Heidi Zank, Neillsville 5. (2nd Jr) Tree-Hayven Shaql Minaj-Red, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: DuckettDyment Becka-ET, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Oeh-My G W Atwood Peaches, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford
Junior Champion of the Show: Hornland Dempsey Amaze, Ken Horn, Loyal Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Tree-Hayven Stanlycup Shine, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Tree-Hayven Holsteins, Auburndale 2. Oeh-My Farm, Abbotsford 3. Dorsland Farms, Junction City Unfresh 2-Year-Old (2): 1. Milksource Brxtn Garland-ET, Rainna Rose Simone, Vesper 2. Honeyview Stchl Fawn-Red, Nathan Huser, Vesper Junior 2-Year-Old (9): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O, BU) Joliam L Picante 4197-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird 2. Miss Atwood Darcy, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 3. Four-Of-A-Kind Atw Almond, Four-Of-A-Kind Partners, Hatley 4. Miss Guthrie Lacey, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 5. Rob-Cri Dempsey Beaumont, Robert Barden, Plover (2nd Jr) Ro-Lex Atwood Yolo, Casandra Miller, Vesper Senior 2-Year-Old (11): 1. (B&O, BU) Oeh-My
Atwood Enso, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 2. Tree-Hayven Sid Path-ET, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 3. Jas-K Guthrie Tart-Red-ET, Matt, Molly & Ben Dorshorst, Junction City 4. Dream Team J Fever Dixie-ET, Don & Jenna Fahey, Merrill 5. Timlynn Braxton America-ET, Tomkins Farm, LLC, Edgar (1st Jr, JrB&O) Joliam G W Atwood FriscoET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird (2nd Jr) Hilrose Guthrie Prize-ET, Mallory Rekowski, Custer Junior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (B&O, BU) Oeh-My Richman Eliza, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 2. Harmony Ho Atwood Ryland, Martine Bredl-Lueck, Stratford 3. Honey-Pine Snchz CarlyET, Neil Ledden, Auburndale 4. Rob-Cri Atwood Triumph-ET, Robert & Christine Barden, Plover Senior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Budjon-JK Mac Emala-ET, Robert & Christine Barden, Plover 2. (B&O) Jebstarr Patch Of Paradise, Jim Ploeckelman, Athens 3. (1st Jr) Joliam Bando 3968, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird 4. Hillpine Damion Famous, Philip & Kelly Natzke, Merrill Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Joliam G W Atwood Frisco-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Joliam L Picante 4197-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Intermediate Champion of the Show: Oeh-My Atwood Enso, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Tree-Hayven Sid Path-ET, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 4-Year-Old (9): 1. (B&O) Tree-Hayven Shaquille Mystic, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 2. Kietz Sanchez Blondie, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 3. Nor-Way-Pete Sanchez Stacy, Andrew Peterson, Eland 4. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Joliam Shot Pepper 3729-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird 5. Windleway Shaquile Panda-ET, W. David & Dawn Windle, Withee (2nd Jr) Ro-Lex Advent Sadie-TW, Cassandra Miller, Vesper 5-Year-Old (8): 1. (B&O) Miss Minister Marilyn, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford 2. Four-OfA-Kind Stl Suzi-ET, Andrew Peterson, Eland 3. (1st Jr) Ri-Jul Advent Cora, Kody Szews, Birnamwood 4. Rose-Ryans Sept Storm Lexus, Bryant Natzke, Merrill 5. Glendyer Goldwyn Gwen, Jason & Ami Lasecki, Shawano (2nd Jr) Joliam Raven-Red, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird 6-Year-Old & Older (4): 1. (BU, B&O) Tree-Hayven Drm Robins Song, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 2. Tree-Hayven Gold Pati Girl, Adam Borchert, Auburndale 3. Rock-Home Dundee Harriett, Jenna & Don Fahey, Merrill 4. Dorsland Terrason ElysiaET, John Dorshorst, Junction City 150,000 lb. Cow (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Four-Of-A-Kind Best Peg-ET, Four-Of-A-Kind Partners, Hatley 2. Dorsland Elly Evelyn-ET, Matt & Molly Dorshorst, Junction City Dry Cow (1): 1. (B&O) Dream Team Sanchez Suki, Jenna & Don Fahey, Merrill Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Joliam Shot Pepper 3729-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Joliam Shot Pepper 3729-ET, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Ri-Jul Advent Cora, Kody Szews, Birnamwood Senior & Grand Champion of the Show: Tree-
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Hayven Shaquille Mystic, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Miss Minister Marilyn, Chase & Willow Oehmichen, Abbotsford Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Oeh-My Atwood Enso, Chase & Willow Oehmichen,
Premier Exhibitor – District 4 Oeh-My Farm, Abbotsford Craig & Christine Oehmichen, Chase & Willow Herd Info: 35 cows BAA: 110.5% RHA: 2x 23,002 3.9 891 3.0 694 District Show Herd: 13 head shown & 6 were homebred Current sires being used: Sid, Guthrie, Gulf, Windbrook & Baltimor Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Our goal is to build on deep pedigrees by breeding for well-balanced functional high type cows that will last. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Oeh-My Richman Misty - 3rd Spring calf, 10 and under; Oeh-My Absolute Vail - 2nd Jr. & 1st B&O Winter calf; Oeh-My G W Atwood Peaches - 1st open, 1st Jr., 1st B&O Fall Calf & Res. Junior Champion of the Junior Show; Oeh-My Guthrie Esme - 4th open & 2nd Jr. Fall calf; Oeh-My Hero Ebony 1st Jr. Fall Yearling; 2nd Junior Best 3; Miss Atwood Darcy, VG-87 - 2nd Junior 2 Year Old; Miss Guthrie Lacey, VG-88 - 4th Junior 2 Year Old; Oeh-My Atwood Enso, VG-87 - 1st Senior 2 Year Old, 1st B&O, BU, Intermediate Champion & Reserve Grand Champion; Oeh-My Richman Eliza, EX-90 - 1st Senior 3 Year Old, 1st B&O, BU; Kietz Sanchez Blondie, EX-92 2nd 4 Year Old; Miss Minister Marilyn, EX-92 1st 5 Year Old & Reserve Senior Champion.
Abbotsford Best Udder of the Show: Tree-Hayven Shaquille Mystic, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: TreeHayven Shaquille Mystic, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Best 3 Females (2): 1. Adam Borchert, Auburndale 2. Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Produce of Dam (2): 1.Adam Borchert, Auburndale 2. Ryan, Jessica & Nicole Pralle, Humbird Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Matt, Molly, & Ben Dorshorst, Junction City Premier Breeder: Tree-Hayven Holsteins, Auburndale Premier Exhibitor: Oeh-My Farm, Abbotsford
Premier Breeder â&#x20AC;&#x201C; District 4 Tree-Hayven Holsteins, Auburndale Adam & Aaliyah Borchert & Chelsey Karl Herd Info: 70 cows BAA: 108% District Show Herd: 15 head shown & 15 were homebred Current sires being used: Gold Chip, Atwood, Dempsey, Durham, Armani, Defiant, Guthrie, Stanleycup, McCutchen, Golden Dreams, Reginald & Advatar Breeding philosophies/herd goals: We breed for type, feet and legs and longevity. We are trying to improve the rear udders on our cows because that is one issue we notice as a whole in our herd which we would like to improve. We try to breed animals that can compete in shows but also be good workers. Our biggest goal is to walk through the barn and have good looking cows all the way through. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Mystic, EX-91 - 1st 4 Year Old & Grand Champion & Champion Bred & Owned; Shine - 1st Winter Calf & Reserve Junior Champion; Danity - 1st Summer Yearling & HM Junior Champion; Song - 1st 6 Year Old & Older; 1st Junior Best 3; 1st Best 3 Females; 1st Produce of Dam.
District 5 Results Sauk County Fairgrounds, Baraboo Judge: Katie Bue 96 head shown (66 heifers, 30 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (9): 1. (B&O) Heatherstone Redhot-Red, Chelsea Leigh Holschbach, Baraboo 2. R-John Atwood Beauty-ET, Suton Paulson & Christian Cunningham, Arlington 3. Protege Absolute Riley, Colt & Nikki Voegel, Arlington 4. Vo-Grin Braxton Salsa, Debbie, Louis & Tammy Voegeli, Arlington 5. West-Springs Arrandale 3350, Hannah, Hayden & Holden Hockerman, Westfield (1st Jr) KHW WS Atwood Myra-ET, Hannah, Hayden & Holden Hockerman, Westfield Spring Calf (7): 1. (B&O) Heatherstone RedhotRed, Chelsea Leigh Holschbach, Baraboo
2. R-John Atwood Beauty-ET, Suton Paulson & Christian Cunningham, Arlington 3. (1st Jr) JennyLou McCutch Trista-TW, Mystic Valley Dairy LLC, Prairie du Sac 4. Bass-Val Jessie Passion, Ryan & Cletus Bass, Reedsburg 5. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) KNHEndres Lance Fresca-Red, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi Winter Calf (10): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Silky Stilettos, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 2. Ms Brimel Atwood Charlie-TW, Lexie Thomas & Gary McCarthy, North Freedom 3. Hammertime-KK Aunt Becky, Hammertime Holsteins & Kyle Knaup, Poynette 4. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Knh-Endres Baltimer Offense, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi 5. (2nd Jr) SRD-IL Acme Express-ET, Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City Fall Calf (16): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Shesa SizzlerRed-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 2. (1st Jr) OCD Lauthority Monet-ET, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, Wisconsin Dells 3. Rosedale My Happy Face-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 4. Pineylawn Barbie, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 5. Protege Absolute Respect, Colt & Nikki Voegeli, Arlington (2nd Jr, JrB&O) KNH-Endres Atlantic Ocean, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi Summer Yearling (6): 1. (B&O, 1st Jr, JrB&O) WalkEra Attic Melody, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, Wisconsin Dells 2. Hammertime Sid Rheanna, Haley & Ryan Krohlow, Poynette 3. Hammertime Goldchip Nana, Haley & Ryan Krohlow, Poynette 4. Heatherstone My Oh My-ET, Chelsea Holschbach, Baraboo 5. (2nd Jr) Sipka Windbrook Angie-ET, Tyler Endres, Lodi Spring Yearling (6): 1. Morrill Heztry Clover-Red, Haley & Ryan Krohlow, Poynette 2. (B&O) Rosedale The Rose-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 3. Rosedale Absl T-Rose-Red-ET, Airling Gunderson & A. Selle, Pardeeville 4. Sorg-Land Palermo Cinder, Steven & Connie Sorg, Spring Green 5. (1st Jr) Hardwood Heartbreak-Red, Taylor & Kelsey Riedel, Sauk City Winter Yearling (10): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Nice And Ez-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 2. Rosedale Rumor Hasit-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Walk-Era Sid Chrissy, Alli Walker, Wisconsin Dells 4. Heatherstone My MariaET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 5. Heatherstone Defiant-Red-ET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo (2nd Jr) Tsmad-Lyn Fever La Rue, Theresa & Johanna Madland, Lyndon Station Fall Yearling (5): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Rsng LegendRed-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 2. Heatherstone Mercurial-ET, Chelsea Holschbach, Baraboo 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) KNH-Endres Atlantic Orlando, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi 4. (2nd Jr) NewStar Barbwire Prize-Red, Suton Paulson & Christian Cunningham, Arlington 5. West-Springs Bw BarbieRed, Hannah, Hayden & Holden Hockerman, Westfield
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: OCD Lauthority Monet-ET, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, Wisconsin Dells
Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Walk-Era Sid Chrissy, Alli Walker, Wisconsin Dells
Junior Champion of the Show: Rosedale Silky Stilettos, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Morrill Heztry Clover-Red, Haley & Ryan Krohlow, Poynette Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford 2. Hammer Time Holsteins, Poynette 3. Tom Lyon Jr & Jason Mell, Westfield Junior 2-Year-Old (3): 1. (1st Jr) Funny Proposition-Red, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi 2. (2nd Jr) Kamps-Hollow Ws Atlanta-ET, Hannah, Hayden & Holden Hockerman, Westfield 3. (B&O) BassVal Gw Atwood Parade, Ryan & Cletus Bass, Reedsburg Senior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O) Heatherstone Melania-ET, Chelsea Leigh Holschbach, Baraboo 2. West-Springs Goldie 2839, Hockerman Bros., Inc., Westfield 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Walk-Era Atwood Alvira-ET, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, Wisconsin Dells 4. Bass-Val Durham-R Mombi-Red, Ryan & Cletus Bass, Reedsburg 5. (2nd Jr) KNH-Endres Seaver Onika, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi Junior 3-Year-Old (1): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Lucky Rose-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Senior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (B&O) JM-L-Maples Goldwyn-ET, Tom Lyon Jr & Jason Mell, Westfield 2. Unique-View Atwood Royal, Heatherstone Enterprises & Joel Kietzman, Baraboo 3. Hazels Atwood Honey, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford
Intermediate Champion of the Show: JM-LMaples Goldwyn-ET, Tom Lyon Jr & Jason Mell, Westfield Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Rosedale Lucky Rose-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford 4-Year-Old (5): 1. Birdview Dynasty Demi-ET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 2. (B&O) Twin-Val Shottle Bambi, John A. Roloff, Wonewoc 3. (1st Jr) Hylite Jet Ms Fab-Red-TW, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi 4. EB-Acres Boss Iron Dolly, Hana Weber, Elroy 5. (2nd Jr) Cardinalvu Rlty MaeRed-ET, Joette Horkan, Reedsburg 5-Year-Old (6): 1. Brookhill Goldwyn Cecile, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 2. (B&O) Rosedale Stardom Bound-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford 3. Pineylawn Jasper Bethany, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 4. Rosedale Gold-MineET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford 5. L-Maples Hearts Ruby-Red, Tom Lyon Jr, Westfield 6-Year-Old & Older (6): 1. (B&O) Rosedale Lexington-ET, Roseedale Genetics, Oxford
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2. Carlow Talent 199, Tom Lyon, Tom Lyon Jr & Jason Mell, Westfield 3. Reinecke-Hol Sept Storm S4, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo 4. Rosedale Liberty-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford 5. JM-L-Maples Aspen Deb-ET, Tom Lyon Jr & Jason Mell, Westfield 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. Bri-Mel-Acres Avt Arika-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: OCD Lauthority Monet-ET, Alli, Brett, Gracie & Libby Walker, Wisconsin Dells
Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Rosedale Lexington-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Best 3 Females (1): 1. Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Produce of Dam (4): 1. Tom Lyon Jr. & Jason Mell, Westfield 2. Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo 3. Rosedale Genetics, Oxford 4. Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo 2. Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi 3. Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Premier Breeder: Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Premier Exhibitor: Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo
Premier Exhibitor – District 5
Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Funny Proposition-Red, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Hylite Jet Ms Fab-Red-TW, Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi
Senior & Grand Champion of the Open Show: Rosedale Lexington-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford Reserve Senior & Grand Champion of the Open Show: Brookhill Goldwyn Cecile, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo Best Udder of the Show: Rosedale Lexington-ET,
Premier Breeder – District 5 Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford Mark & Nicky Rueth Herd Info: 65 cows BAA: 110.1% RHA: 2x 23,187 4.07 944 3.20 741 District Show Herd: 13 head shown & 12 were homebred Current sires being used: Seaver, Bingham, Action, Axford, Aftershock & Atwood Breeding philosophies/herd goals: We breed for type and feed for production. Dairy strength with great udders and feet and legs are very important to us. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Of the 12 homebred animals we exhibited, they all trace back to Redrose, EX-96 4E, and Blackrose, EX-96 3E!
Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo Mike, Valerie, Chase, Chelsea & Brienne Holschbach, Ron Forrer, Ray ValentinCruz, Bernardo Gonzales Herd Info: 120 cows RHA: 2x 28,454 4.1 1179 3.2 908 District Show Herd: 13 head shown & 7 were homebred Current sires being used: Armani, Doorman, Atwood, Corvette, Kingboy, Malone-Red, Heathersone Malicious Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Type, longevity and cow families are highest on our list of considerations when selecting sires and making matings. We like heifers that calve at 22-24 months, milk well, and grow and develop into excellent mature cows. Milk production still pays the bills. We try to achieve our production goals by growing excellent forages and pay special attention to animal health and cow comfort. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Heatherstone Melania, VG-88 - 1st Senior 2 Year Old; Birdview Dynasty Demi, EX-91 - 1st 4 Year Old, Reserve Al-Wisconsin 4 Year Old; Brookhill Goldwyn Cecille, EX-94 95MS - 1st 5 Year Old, Best Udder & Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion; Bri-Mel-Acres Avt Arika-Red, EX-94 - 1st 150,000 lb. Cow & All-Wisconsin Red & White 125,000 lb. Cow.
District 6 Results Rock County Fairgrounds, Janesville Judge: Lynn Harbaugh 223 head shown (155 heifers, 68 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (15): 1. (B&O, JrB&O, 1st Jr) MS Oeh-My Atwood Veida, Chase & Willow Oehmichen & H, R & A Kietzman, Abbotsford 2. Quad-R Goldchip Licorice-ET, Ryan Smith, Monticello 3. (2nd Jr) Hagen Counselor My-LuckET, Melysa Stutika Hagen, Milton 4. Wi Fischerdale Brkaw Elvira, Lindsey, Ashlyn & Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton 5. Quad-R Baltimor Dallas, Tanya & Ryan Smith, Monticello Spring Calf (21): 1. (JrB&O, 1st Jr, B&O) MS Oeh-
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My Atwood Veida, Chase & Willow Oehmichen & H, R & A Kietzman, Abbotsford 2. Quad-R Goldchip Licorice-ET, Ryan Smith, Monticello 3. Trent-WayKf Tsaunami-ET, Kelsey Fink, Monticello 4. (2nd Jr) L-Shot Aftershock Hazel, Kasey Lois, Burlington 5. Quad-R Baltimore Checker, Tanya & Ryan Smith, Monticello Winter Calf (19): 1. (JrB&O, 1st Jr, B&O) Hillpine B Anya-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove 2. (2nd Jr) Hoesly Braxton Denali, Paige Hoesly, Brodhead 3. Hillpine Brokaw Alexia-ET, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove 4. Rock-N-Hill Hvezda Wizz, Michael McCullough, Juda 5. Heritage Queen Elsa, Nicholas & Jessica Sarbacker, Whitewater Fall Calf (32): 1. (B&O) Heritage-E Debbies Diamond, N & J Sarbacker & M & L Evangelo, Whitewater 2. Ziems-Lkh Gwa Ms Monster-ET, Ziems Farms, T Ziemba & L & K Hurtgen, Elkhorn 3. Hillpine Cottonwood, Lauber Farm, Union Grove 4. (1st Jr) Milksource Windbr Allure-ET, Benjamin Kronberg, Milton 5. (JrB&O, 2nd Jr) Rock-Edge Atwood Aria, Kristen, Jenna & Nicole Broege, Janesville Summer Yearling (20): 1. (1st Jr, JrB&O, B&O) WI Fischerdale Evangeline, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona 2. (2nd Jr) Berryridge Defian Merlo-Red, Elizabeth, Nicole & Zachary Endres, Waunakee 3. Devans Windbrook Ultima, Kyle, Allison, Kayla & Lauren Breunig, Sauk City 4. Hobby-Hill Atwood Easy, Riley Miller, Orfordville 5. Jeffrey-Way Garsey, Breinne & Brooks Hendrickson, Belleville Spring Yearling (15): 1. Janestead Hero Erma, Endres Berryridge Farms LLC, Waunakee 2. Miss Poisons Promise-ET, Nick & Jessica Sarbacker & Ben & Jocelyn Sarbacker, Whitewater 3. (B&O) Hosto Miss March-Red-TW, Hosto Gold Dairy, Juda 4. Ms Ziems Braxton Hava Heart, Ziems Fms, Kevin & Barb & Tim & Leah Ziemba, Elkhorn 5. (1st Jr) HiVal Lauthority Oreo, Jenna Olson, Edgerton (2nd Jr) Mill-Wheel SD Catch Awave-ET, Abigail, Evan & Austin Martin, Milton (JrB&O) Virhada Reatity Montana-Red, Karsen Haag, Mt. Horeb Winter Yearling (21): 1. (1st Jr) Budjon-JK Damion Eklipse-ET, Lindsey Sarbacker, Edgerton 2. (2nd Jr) Robrook Alex Beauty, Jenna Olson, Edgerton 3. (B&O, JrB&O) Hillpine Goldsun Awaken, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove 4. Berryridge Guthrie Nallana, Cassandra & Elizabeth Endres, Waunakee 5. Inwood-Hill Braxton Scarlet, Amber & Mitchell Dammen, Argyle Fall Yearling (12): 1. (1st Jr) WI Fischerdale Damion Rambo, Sara Griswold, Verona 2. (B&O & 2nd Jr) Hoesly Atwood Payday, Jake & Paige Hoesly, Brodhead 3. Sugar-C Cyprus 4631, Kristen, Jenna & Nicole Broege, Janesville 4. Berryridge Guthrie 2064, Natalie & Nicole Endres, Waunakee 5. (JrB&O) Opsal Braxton Carly-ET, Joshua, Joseph & Felicia Opsal, Blue Mounds
Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Show: WI Fischerdale Evangeline, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Show: WI Fischerdale Damion Rambo, Sara
Griswold, Verona Junior Best 3 Females (3): 1. Fischerdale Syndicate, Verona 2. Hillpine Farms, Union Grove 3. Hoeslys, Brodhead Junior 2-Year-Old (10): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Rosedale Eye Candy-Red, Jenna Langer, DeForest 2. (B&O) Ziems Reginald Muddys Monet, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Elkhorn 3. (2nd Jr) Sherona-Hill Glitz-RedET, Karlee Ketelboeter, Dane 4. Farnear-TBR-BH At Corona-ET, Larry Zubke & World Wide Sires, DeForest 5. Lars-Acres Goldchip Fairy, Brooke, Dane & Luke Trustem, Evansville (JrB&O) WI Fischerdale G Repeat-ET, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona Senior 2-Year-Old (16): 1. (BU, B&O) Weis-Way Atwood Mistletoe, Weis Way Dairy, Union Grove 2. Glenn-Ann Gc Scandal-ET, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany 3. Ericksonfarm Rl Sylvia-Red, Trent Hendrickson, Monticello 4. (1st Jr) Jeffrey-Way Wb Twitter-ET, Brooks Hendrickson, Belleville 5. Rodash-View Sid Claudia, Nicole Ballwey, Dane (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Jeffrey-Way Atwood Trimble, Brooks Hendrickson, Belleville Junior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU, B&O) Sonnenbrook Atwood Bree, Ryan Sonnenburg, Belleville 2. Ocean View Shottle Ziva-ET, Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield 3. (1st Jr) Bur-Wall Shottle Naomi, Taylor Behnke, New Glarus 4. Me-Do-Meadows Durham Annie, Me-Do Meadows, Orfordville 5. Bella-View Alexandra, Jenna M Langer, DeForest Senior 3-Year-Old (12): 1. (BU, B&O, 1st Jr) RockN-Hill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel McCullough, Juda 2. Heritage-E Debbies Diva-ET, N & J Sarbacker & M & L Evangelo, Whitewater 3. (2nd Jr) Valleyriver Contend Moka-Red, Ryan Smith, Monticello 4. Car-Bon Goldwyn Angeline-ET, Jenna Langer, DeForest 5. Golden-Oaks Ashock Rebel-ET, Kelsey Cramer, Juda
Intermediate Champion of the Junior & Open Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel McCullough, Juda Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Valleyriver Contend Moka-Red, Ryan Smith, Monticello Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Open Show: Heritage-E Debbies Diva-ET, N & J Sarbacker & M & L Evangelo, Whitewater 4-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU, B&O) K-May-Way Sanchez Fiona, Jeremy & Kelsi Mayer, Monroe 2. Glenn-Ann Jasper Shining-ET, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany 3. Ocean-View Atwood Sandra-ET, Daryl Nunes, Deerfield 4. Me-Do-MB HP D Aggie-ET, Me-Do Meadows and Nick & Myrna Steiner, Orfordville 5. (1st Jr) Ms Starmark Con Racy-Red-ET, Jenna Langer, DeForest (2nd Jr) Jeffrey-Way Jasper Tylee, Brooks Hendrickson, Belleville 5-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU & 1st Jr) Rosedale Maggie Mae, Jenna Langer, DeForest 2. (2nd Jr, B&O) Fischerdale Damion Reality, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona 3. Rose-Lyn Pronto Camay, John & Joan Judd, Mt. Horeb 4. Kingsmill Ashlyns Armada-ET, Nicholas & Myrna Steiner, Orfordville 5. Kellercrest Shtl Bridget-ET, Andrew Keller, Mt. Horeb (JrB&O) RHC Megaton Reggae, Bryan Cramer, Juda
6-Year-Old & Older (6): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Melarry Atlanta Nancy, Jenna Langer, DeForest 2. (B&O) Ocean-View Damion Elise, Daryl Nunes, Deerfield 3. (2nd Jr) Rose-Lyn S Storm Cypress, Tori Evert, Brooklyn 4. Ocean-View Damion Merry, Daryl & Pam Nunes, Deerfield 5. Jeffrey-Way Pronto T-Nalini, Breinne Hendrickson, Belleville 150,000 lb. Cow (1): Ocean View Roy Shari, Daryl & Pam Nunes, Deerfield Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Lars-Acres Goldchip Fairy, Brooke, Dane & Luke Trustem, Evansville Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Rosedale Maggie Mae, Jenna Langer, DeForest Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Fischerdale Damion Reality, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona
Premier Exhibitor – District 6 Langer Dairy Farms, DeForest Randy, Sue, Lindsey, Darren, Justin & Jenna Langer Herd Info: 400 cows District Show Herd: 8 head shown & 1 was homebred Current sires being used: Armani, Atwood, Aftershock, Action, Gold Chip, Sid, Goldwyn, Dundee & Corvette Breeding philosophies/herd goals: We strive to breed high quality cows that can perform in the show ring as well as at home in the bulk tank. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Langer Crown Mapl - 6th Winter Yearling at District Show & 3rd Winter Yearling at WI Junior State Fair; Rosedale Eye Candy, VG-87 - 1st Junior 2 Year Old & HM Intermediate Champion at District Show, also 1st Junior 2 Year Old & Grand of the Junior Show at MW Spring Red & White Show and All-Wisconsin Red & White Junior 2 Year Old; Car-Bon Goldwyn Angeline-ET, VG-86 4th Senior 3 Year Old; Ms Starmark Con RacyRed, EX-90 - 5th & 1st Jr. 4 Year Old; Rosedale Maggie Mae, EX-92 - 1st 5 Year Old, HM Senior Champion, Senior Champion & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show, also Grand Champion at the 2013 Grand National Junior Show; Melarry Atlanta Nancy, EX-94 - 1st 6 Year Old & Older, also Grand of the 2012 District 6 Junior Show.
Grand Champion of the Junior & Open Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel McCullough, Juda Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Rosedale Maggie Mae, Jenna Langer, DeForest Senior Champion & Reserve Grand Champion of the Open Show: K-May-Way Sanchez Fiona,
Premier Breeder – District 6 Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield Daryl & Pam Nunes Herd Info: 45 cows BAA: 113.5% RHA: 2x 28,222 3.85%F 3.0%P District Show Herd: 7 head shown & 7 were homebred Current sires being used: Atwood, Sanchez, Damion, Gold Chip & Defiant Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Our motto has always been Generations of Excellence and that sums things up well - outstanding individuality with depth of pedigree. We want cows that not only will score Excellent, they also must work to pay the bills. You’ll find for many generations the prefix is built on hard working deep cow families and that’s exactly what we strive to keep building – branch by branch. Our herd currently averages about 8 generations of EX and VG dams behind each individual. We believe that over time and through every fad – deep proven cow families will weather the battle. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Ocean View Roy Shari, EX-93, 1st 150,000 lb. Cow - she completes 13 generations of EX & VG cows from the SHEEN family known for Lindy Sheen & Sexation. She has Braxton daughters and Atwood sisters. She was at 167,000 on show day and will keep building that lifetime. Her dam, still in the herd, is EX-94 and just went over 200,000 lifetime. Ocean View Damion Elise, EX-94, 2nd 6 Year Old & Older - she completes 5 generations of EX cows that can be traced back to Sexation. She has a full sister due this fall and her dam is still in the herd with over 200,000 lifetime. Next three from the Mandel Zandra family: Ocean View Atwood Zandy, VG-87 1st calf, 3rd 4 Year Old; Ocean View Atwood Zandra, VG-88 1st calf, 4th 4 Year Old. Zandy & Zandra are both from an EX-91 Oman granddaughter of Mandel Zandra and they have full sisters due this fall and Sanchez sisters milking. Ocean View Shottle Ziva-ET, VG-85, 2nd Junior 3 Year Old. Ziva is from the EX-93 Allen Zamora out of Mandel Zandra – Zamora was the high seller in the Ocean-View Farms dispersal.
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Jeremy & Kelsi Mayer, Monroe Reserve Senior Champion of the Open Show: Glenn-Ann Jasper Shining-ET, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany Best Udder of the Show: Rock-N-Hill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel McCullough, Juda Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Rock-NHill-II Atwood Crisco, Rachel McCullough, Juda Best 3 Females (1): 1. Ocean-View Genetics, Deerfield Produce of Dam (3): 1. Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany 2. Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield 3. Nick & Jessica Sarbacker, Whitewater Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Fischerdale Syndicate, Verona Premier Breeder: Ocean-View Genetics, Deerfield Premier Exhibitor: Langer Dairy Farms, DeForest
ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna (JrB&O) Sky-M Acme Blackberry, Riley Bricco, Marion Spring Yearling (7): 1. (1st Jr) Mapel Wood Windhammer, Jordan & Whitney Ebert, Algoma 2. (B&O) Bella-Ridge Gins Beauty-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh & Adella Loehr, Marion 3. (2nd Jr) Budjon-JK Edversity-ET, Hailey Jauquet, Luxemburg 4. Paltzer-Rk Goldsun Ella-ET, Joe Paltzer & Ryan Krohlow, Seymour 5. (JrB&O) Synergy Guthrie Toucan, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski Winter Yearling (7): 1. (1st Jr) Ryan-Geiger Gwatwd Reaction, Jordon & Whitney Ebert, Marion 2. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Harmony-Mist Windbrook Reba, Bethany Marcks, Black Creek 3. Synergy Goldchip EnchantET, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet, Pulaski 4. Milksource Durham Garmin-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 5. Milksource Patch-ET, Elna Farms, Algoma Fall Yearling (5): 1. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Synergy Alchemy Romano-ET, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 2. (2nd Jr) Bella-Ridge Alex GingerET, Kayla Krueger, Marion 3. East-Branch Atwood Layla, Dennis & Debra Jarek, Bonduel 4. Milksource Lad Taffy-Red-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 5. Briccows Rl Spitfire-Red-ET, Brent & Riley Bricco, Marion
District 7 Results Waupaca Co. Fairgrounds, Weyauwega Judge: Eddie Bue 147 head shown (93 heifers, 54 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (16): 1. (B&O) In-Red Aladdin Popper, Casey & Billie Olson, New London 2. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Synergy Avalon Trixster, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 3. (2nd Jr) Summer-Dream Ab Love-Red-ET, A, M & N Zimmerman & L & J Harbaugh, Marion 4. Jerland SH Atwood Adeen-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion 5. Bella-View Gw Rockstar-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion Spring Calf (8): 1. (B&O) In-Red Aladdin Popper, Casey & Billie Olson, New London 2. KS-Ferfets Rainy Ginger, Kurt & Susan Ferfecki, Pulaski 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Overland Alwys Gorgeous-Red, McKenna & Coltin Coffeen, De Pere 4. (2nd Jr) Mead-Manor Abs Adrian-ET, Mike & Megan Moede, Algoma 5. Synergy Avalon Trixster, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski Winter Calf (14): 1. (B&O) Ms Paltzer Jt Tulsa-RedET, Joe Paltzer & Jonathan Thurk, Seymour 2. Milksource Atwood Accent-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Mead-Manor Abs Adele, Mike & Megan Moede, Algoma 4. Milksource Ast Kiara-Red-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 5. (2nd Jr) Teapot Sanchez Sangria, Kayla Krueger, Marion Fall Calf (23): 1. (1st Jr, B&O) Ms Absolute GloryRed, McKenna & Coltin Coffeen & Breya Pollack, De Pere 2. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Synergy Doorman Aries, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 3. Brad-Lea Sanchez Morey, Eli Peapenburg, Appleton 4. Milksource Gldwn Academy-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 5. Sabor-CH Braxton Sparkles, Char Handschke, Luxemburg Summer Yearling (14): 1. (1st Jr) Ms Deb Gold Chip Dala-ET, Alek Krueger, Wrightstown 2. (2nd Jr) Bella-View Braxton Allure, Kayla Krueger, Marion 3.Budjon-Vail WBRK Beauty-ET, Wilstar & Lynn Bell, Pine River 4. Go-Make Landmark-Red, Brandon Smith, Pulaski 5. (B&O) Milksource Lauthrty Aggi-
Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Show: Ms Absolute Glory-Red, McKenna & Coltin Coffeen & Breya Pollack, De Pere Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Show: Mapel Wood Windhammer, Jordan & Whitney Ebert, Algoma Junior Best 3 Females (2): 1. Synergy Dairy LLC, Pulaski 2. Bella-Ridge Holsteins, Marion Junior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU, B&O) Craig-Kro Absolute Peace, Craig Krohlow, Black Creek 2. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Synergy Atwood Trixie, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 3. Wils-Gold Colt SatinRed, Wilstar & Goldfawn, Pine River 4. (2nd Jr) Sandy-Valley Obsv Brogan-ET, Katie Bauer, Scandanavia 5. Paltzer-Rk Goldwyn Carla-ET, Joe Paltzer & Ryan Krohlow, Seymour Senior 2-Year-Old (11): 1. (BU, B&O) Paltzer-TP Sanchez Charm-ET, Joe Paltzer, Jon Thurk & Chris Peterson, Seymour 2. Milksource Damin BelindaET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 3. Milksource Dunde McLovin-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna 4. (1st Jr) Harmony-Mist Atwood Janelle, Bethany Marcks, Black Creek 5. (2nd Jr) Meade Manor Braxton Melody, Mike Meade, Algoma Junior 3-Year-Old (10): 1. (BU,1st Jr, B&O) Harmony-Mist Taylor, Bethany Marcks, Black Creek 2. North-Fashion Sanchz Ada, James Sipiorski, St. Johns 3. Rugg-Doc Mtor Carmsharie-ET, Jeff Rugg, Stevens Point 4. (2nd Jr) M-W-D Dundee Allie-ET, Mike & Megan Moede, Algoma 5. Go-Make Balt Destination, Jenifer Krull, Bonduel (JrB&O) Teapot Sanchez Elizabeth, Kayla Krueger, Marion Senior 3-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst & A Goldenberg & J & J Opsal, Pine River 2. (B&O, 2nd Jr) Milksource
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Durham Giggle-ET, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna 3. (2nd Jr) Go-Make Lightning ChaosTW, Ken Moeller, Seymour 4. Craig-Kro Damion Asher, Craig Krohlow, Black Creek 5. Bur-Rodz Sanchez Beth, J. Paltzer, R. Zietlow, J. Thurk & S. Bauman, Seymour Intermediate Champion of the Show: Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst & A Goldenberg & J & J Opsal, Pine River Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Milksource Durham Giggle-ET, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna 4-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Wales Vibe Calamity, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna 2. Dan-T Shot Gal-ET, Craig Krohlow, Black Creek 3. (2nd Jr) Bosside Reality Robin-ET, M, C & E Jauquet & M, C & S Haack, Pulaski 4. Del-Hollow Durham Jody-ET, Bethany Marcks, Seymour 5. Budjon-Vail Gold Drama-ET, Joe Paltzer & Skyler Buman, Seymour 5-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU, 1st Jr, B&O) Woods-Line Linjet Karmen-ET, Cody & Amber Owen, Pulaski 2. Ladinodale Shaquille Amuse, Dennis Gunst, Pine River 3. Go-Make Damion Compassion, Ken Moeller, Seymour 4. Paltzer-CS-Talent-Beauty-ET, Cody Schultz, Symour 5. Duckett-Sr Light PassionET, David, Julie & Derek Marcks, Black Creek 6-Year-Old & Older (3): 1. (BU, B&O) Crystal-Oak Laramie Brook, Dennis Christoph, Luxemburg 2. Rabbit-Ranch Smatic Rita-ET, Joe Paltzer, Seymour 3. (1st Jr) Winterfield Trenda-Red-ET, Bethany Marcks, Seymour 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. (BU, 1st Jr, B&O) B-Long Mint-ET, Hailey Brock, New London Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Meade Manor Braxton Melody, Mike Meade, Algoma Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst & A Goldenberg & J & J Opsal, Pine River Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Milksource Durham Giggle-ET, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna Senior Champion of the Show: Wales Vibe Calamity, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: WoodsLine Linjet Karmen-ET, Cody & Amber Owen, Pulaski
Grand Champion of the Show: Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst & A Goldenberg & J & J Opsal, Pine River Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Milksource Durham Giggle-ET, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna Best Udder of the Show: Elk-Lick Analiese Crissy, C & C Gunst & A Goldenberg & J & J Opsal, Pine River Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Milksource Durham Giggle-ET, Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna Best 3 Females (2): 1. Krohlow’s Reg. Holsteins, Black Creek 2. Bethany Marcks, Black Creek Produce of Dam (2): 1. Kara & Chloe Vosters, Kaukauna 2. Synergy Dairy, Pulaski
Dam & Offspring (4): 1. Synergy Dairy, Pulaski 2. Joe Paltzer, Seymour 3. Dennis Gunst, Pine River 4. Synergy Dairy, Pulaski Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor â&#x20AC;&#x201C; District 7 MilkSource Genetics, Kaukauna Jim Ostrom & Family, John Vosters & Family, Jamie Endvick, Travis Schafer, Bertoldo Hernandez & Francisco Martenit Herd Info: 48 cows BAA: 113.6% RHA: 2x 22,252 4.0 881 3.1 699 Current sires being used: Defiant, Doorman, Numero Uno, Atwood, Gold Chip & Armani Breeding philosophies/herd goals: Breed elite type cattle that preform in and out of the showring. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Milksource Durham Giggle, EX-90, is out of one of our first few purchases - Cherrycrest Lyster Golden, EX-95. Giggle was Reserve Intermediate Champion and Reserve Grand of the Junior & Open Shows. Milksource Damin Belinda-ET, VG-86, & Milksource Dundee McLovin, VG-85, were 2nd and 3rd Senior 2 Year Olds. We also had multiple heifers that placed well.
District 8 Results Dodge County Fairgrounds, Beaver Dam Judge: Ryan Weigel 80 head shown (56 heifers, 24 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (4): 1. (B&O) Paulsoncrest Atwd Jamie-ET, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 2. (1st Jr) Woodfield Detox Catania, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia 3. (JrB&O, 2nd Jr) Miss Summer Cold Snap, Landon Wendorf & Kylie Nickels, Ixonia 4. Paulsoncrest Declan Amazon, Paulsoncrest, Columbus Spring Calf (8): 1. (1st Jr) Dream-Prairie RazzleDazzle, Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Watertown 2. (B&O) Paulsoncrest Atwd Jamie-ET, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 3. Paulsoncrest RB Josilyn-ET, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 4. (2nd Jr) Woodfield Detox Catania, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia 5. (JrB&O) Miss Summer Cold Snap, Landon Wendorf & Kylie Nickels, Ixonia Winter Calf (9): 1. (1st Jr, B&O) Crave Br Garland 8293-ET, Roseanne L Crave, Waterloo 2. Sco-LoGS San Molly 2062-ET, Austin Yoder & Matthias Swaritzruber, Lomira 3. (2nd Jr) Miss Simply HotRed-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia 4. (JrB&O) Krull Damian Tilly, Krull Farms, Lake Mills 5. NFG Atwood Reagan, New Found Glory Holsteins, Brownsville Fall Calf (12): 1. (B&O) Budjon Vail Bradnick Vicki, Budjon/Vail, Lomira 2. Budjon-JK Eva Longoria-ET, Todd & Christa Wendorf & Doug Lemke, Ixonia
3. Crave Fever 8113, Roseanne L Crave, Waterloo 4. (1st Jr) GBM Dempsey Sophie, Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Watertown 5. Ocean-View Goldsun Ali, Steve Zastrow, Beaver Dam (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Ehrke Athiena Braxton Elena, Cierra Essock, Fort Atkinson Summer Yearling (4): 1. (B&O) Budjon-JK GldChip Eliora-ET, Budjon Farms/Kietzman, Lomira 2. OurFavorite Rlnr Truth-Red, Frank & Diana Borba & Frank & Carol Borba, Lomira 3. Seths Windbrook Rebel, Seth Elsner, Lake Mills 4. Ms Destinis Child P-Red, Philip & Kimberly Nicholas, Watertown Spring Yearling (10): 1. (B&O) Budjon-JK Gchip Ellen-ET, Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman, Lomira 2. Budjon-JK Advn Awakening, Budjon Farms, Borbas & Vail, Lomira 3. (1st Jr) V-View Destry Merlot-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia 4. (2nd Jr) Miss Summer Moonshine, Dawson & Kylie Nickels & Landon Wendorf, Watertown 5. Paulsoncrest Lc Dynamite, Fayth Paulson, Columbus Winter Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Budjon-JK Atwd Eware-ETS, Budjon Farms/Kietzman, Lomira 2. Ms Goldwyn Lucky Lady-ET, Majestic View Genetics LLC & Rhonda Shore, Sun Prairie 3. (1st Jr) Boelk Sanchez Fashion, Ben Buske, Brownsville 4. Paulsoncrest Gr Fandango, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 5. Vailwood Gldwn Sinead-ET, Steven Zastrow, Juneau Fall Yearling (2): 1. (1st Jr , B&O) Crave Reg Genevieve, Roseanne L Crave, Waterloo 2. Hillpine Stone Fever, Lintvedt, Soules & Davis, Sun Prairie
Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Crave Reg Genevieve, Roseanne L Crave, Waterloo Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: V-View Destry Merlot-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia
Junior Champion of the Show: Budjon-JK GldChip Eliora-ET, Budjon Farms/Kietzman, Lomira Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: BudjonJK Gchip Ellen-ET, Budjon Farms/Kietzman, Lomira Junior Best 3 Females (2): 1. Budjon-JK, Lomira 2. Krull Farms, Lake Mills Junior 2-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU) Our-Favorite Sparkle Rae-ET, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford 2. (B&O) Crave Atwood Gracie 7136-ET, Patrick Crave, Waterloo Senior 2-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU, B&O) Smith-CrestTw Sid Vixy-ET, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown 2. Crescentmead Pal Rhyan-ET, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford 3. Miss Summer Serenade-ET, Summer Breeze Syndicate, Ixonia 4. (1st Jr) Miss
Summer Song-ET, Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Watertown 5. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Krull Larson Dirty GirlRed, Cassy, Bryce & Carley Krull, Lake Mills Junior 3-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Paulsoncrest Stormy-Red, Paulsoncrest, Columbus 2. Paulsoncrest Ss Deuce Mo, Paulsoncrest, Columbus Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU Claquato-Rhh At Rocky Ridge, Majestic View Genetics LLC, Sun Prairie 2. (B&O) Mar-Linda-K Damion Jilette, Nicole Wright, Watertown 3. Hack Talent Ms Daisy RaeET, Nora Hackmann, Watertown 4. Ms Asteroid Mona Lisa, James Behling, Fox Lake 5. Hylite Aftershock Reyna, Swiss Miss Farms, Fox Lake Intermediate Champion: Smith-Crest-TW Sid VixyET, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Reserve Intermediate Champion: Crescentmead Pal Rhyan-ET, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford 4-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU, 1st Jr) Moondale Jasper TJET, Carley Krull, Lake Mills 2. (2nd Jr, B&O) Ehrke Ytina Gold Athiena-ET, Cierra Essock, Fort Atkinson 3. Smith-Crest Fr Idee-ET, Gary McCarthy, Watertown 4. Ehrke Ytina Gold Briana-ET, Cierra Ehrke, Fort Atkinson 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. (BU) Sherdale Douglas Porsch, Kevin Bergdoll, Watertown 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. (BU) Klumbs Zenith Eland, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Krull Larson Dirty Girl-Red, Cassy, Bryce & Carley Krull, Lake Mills
Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Moondale Jasper Tj-ET, Carley Krull, Lake Mills Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Ehrke Ytina Gold Athiena-ET, Cierra Essock, Fort Atkinson
Senior Champion of the Show: Klumbs Zenith Eland, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Moondale Jasper TJ-ET, Carley Krull, Lake Mills
Grand Champion of the Show: Smith-Crest-TW
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Sid Vixy-ET, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Crescentmead Pal Rhyan-ET, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford Best Udder of the Show: Smith-Crest-Tw Sid VixyET, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Smith-Crest-TW Sid Vixy-ET, Matt & Travis Smith, Watertown Best 3 Females (1): 1. Summer Breeze Syndicate, Ixonia Produce of Dam (2): 1. Summer Breeze Syndicate, Ixonia 2. Ehrke Holsteins, Fort Atkinson Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Krull Farms, Lake Mills Premier Breeder and Exhibitor: Crave Brothers Farm LLC, Waterloo
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor – District 8 Crave Brothers Farm LLC Charles, George, Tom & Mark Crave Families Herd Info: 1488 cows RHA: 3x 31,064 3.73 1159 3.02 939 District Show Herd: 5 head shown & 5 were homebred Current sires being used: JoSuper, Unite, Alfalfa, Justway, Brokaw & Gold Chip Breeding philosophies/herd goals: We breed for a moderate framed dairy cow with sound feet and legs, well attached udders with square teat placement and willingness to milk. 99% of the herd is bred for production and a select few are bred for type. The goal of the milking herd is to have cows produce over 100,000 pounds of milk by the end of their third lactation. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Crave Atwood Rozalyn, VG-87 - 7th Senior 2 Year Old; Crave Atwood Gracie, VG-87 - 2nd Junior 2 Year Old; Crave Reg Genevieve - 1st Fall Yearling & Junior Champion of the Junior Show; Crave Fever 8113 - 3rd Fall Calf; Crave BR Garland 1st Winter Calf. Gracie, Genevieve and Garland are all out of Crave Zenith Gracious-ET, HHM All-American Spring Yearling 2007, who has 1 EX and 3 VG 2 year olds out of her 5 fresh daughters.
Wood Ashlyn-ET, Siemers Holsteins, Newton 3. (1st Jr) Elmlo 1 2 3 Shotski, Nicholas Schuster & Laura Finley, Fond du Lac 4. (2nd Jr) Siemers Defiant J-Bright-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 5. Willow-Marsh Macey-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth (JrB&O) Bleck Elise As Silver, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah Fall Calf (30): 1. (B&O) Ryan-Vu Gchip ClaudetteET, Chad & Mark Ryan, Chris & Jennifer Hill, Fond du Lac 2. Ryan-Vu Reginald Emblem, Chad & Mark Ryan, Fond du Lac 3. OCD Atwood Mojo-ET, Gus Wind Holsteins, Plymouth 4. (1st Jr) Red-Brae Gold Chip Goldie, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah 5. Dymentholm Atic Showstar-ET, Siemers Holsteins, Newton (2nd Jr) 2nd-Look Metal 9021, Kayli, Kalista, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden Summer Yearling (23): 1. Petitclerc Windbrk Frimouss-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. (1st Jr) OCD Sid Caylee-ET, Brianne Vandoske & Nicholas Koenig, Cleveland 3. (B&O) Cow-Palace Fever So Real, San-Ron Holsteins, Howards Grove 4. Siemers Defiant Juby-Red-ET, Siemers Holstein Farms, Inc., Newton 5. Ryan-Vu Regin Raz A Taz, C & M Ryan, Majestic View & Crailoo Dairy Farm, Fond du Lac (2nd Jr) Mauk-E-Way Damion Laina, Cole & Ava Booth, Plymouth Spring Yearling (10): 1. Entourage-LC Sid Preference, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. (B&O) Dreamhaven Dempsey Rumchata, Krista Luedtke, Hortonville 3. (1st Jr, JrB&O) Kampy Braxton Spirit Rae, Derrek & Darren Kamphuis, Brandon 4. Hilrose Sanchez Peacefull, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood 5. (2nd Jr) Elmlo Defiant Kamikaze, Nicholas Schuster & Laura Finley, Fond du Lac Winter Yearling (9): 1. (B&O) Siemers Sid ScarlettET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. Siemers Fever Hia-Glam-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 3. (1st Jr) Cloveredge Dempsey Elenore, Kayla Krahn, Greenleaf 4. Lyn-Vale Cherrypepper-Red, William Schultz III, Waldo 5. (2nd Jr, JrB&O) Booth-Haven Classy Lady-Red, Cole, Ava & Campbell Booth, Plymouth Fall Yearling (9): 1. (1st Jr) Westphalia Dempsey Erie, Jacob Ulezelski, Plymouth 2. (2nd Jr, B&O) Siemers Damion Scar-Let-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 3. Craigcrest Rejoices Reconfir-ET, Eva Doornink, St. Croix 4. Hilrose Dempsey Patty-ET, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood 5. Hilrose Dempsey Ponder-ET, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood
Siemers Damion Scar-Let-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton Junior Champion of the Show: Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET, Chad & Mark Ryan, Chris & Jennifer Hill, Fond du Lac Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Petitclerc Windbrk Frimouss-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton Junior Best 3 Females (5): 1. Ryan-Vu Holsteins, Fond du Lac 2. Siemers Holsteins, Newton 3. Hilrose Dairy, Sherwood Junior 2-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU, B&O) Ryan-Vu Sid Molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac 2. Sunspark Dempsey Dara, CJJJC&L Siemers, Manitowoc 3. Lyn-Vale Bw Phoebe-Red, William Schultz III, Waldo 4. Hilrose Atwood Danae, Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood 5. Frozenes 9Cees PippyET, Austen Schmidt, Cascade (1st Jr) Duckett-Sa Florecent, Zachary Lemke, Chilton (2nd Jr) Lyn-Vale Reality Mylee-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Senior 2-Year-Old (14): 1. (BU, B&O) Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. Siemers Sid Whip 17669, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 3. (1st Jr) Bella-Ridge Gin Blossom-ET, Derrek & Darren Kamphuis, Brandon 4. Dannys-BD Atwood Aidan-ET, Sunnyside Dairy Farms, LLC, Valders 5. Elmlo Sanchez Canadian Club, Austen Schmidt, Cascade (2nd Jr) Deervue-Acres Sid Taz, Sarah, Austin & Katelyn Henschel, Elkhart Lake Junior 3-Year-Old (8): 1. (B&O) Lyn-Vale Picolo Maiden, William Schultz III, Waldo 2. (BU) Goldfawn Dundee Carlita, Abbi Lea Goldenberg & Ryan Vu, Fond du Lac 3. (JrB&O) Bee-Bow Atlantic Lasagna, Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac 4. Siemers AfterTana Gal-ET, Siemers Holsteins, Netwon 5. Hilrose Braxton Peggy-ET, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood Senior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU) MS D Apple DawnET, Jimmy's Elite Genetics, Manitowoc 2. (1st Jr) Siemers Destry Sunny-Red-ET, Gage Lisowe, Owen & Kendyll Kress & James Jens, Newton 3. (B&O, 2nd Jr) Siemers Dundee Goldchild-ET, Crystal Siemers-Peterman & Jordan Siemers, Newton 4. Hilrose Baltimor Penny-ET, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood 5. Budjon-JK Durham Erupt-ET, Charles Westphal, Byron
District 10 Results Sheboygan Co. Fairgrounds, Plymouth Judge: Tom Cull 175 head shown (123 heifers, 52 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (17): 1. (1st Jr) Duckett Chelios Tiffany, Brianna Lemke, Chilton 2. (2nd Jr) Duckett Fever Emmy-ET, Jordan Lemke, Chilton 3. (B&O) 2nd-Look Brokaw Katie, Kayli, Kalista, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden 4. (JrB&O) Booth-Haven Moolatte-Red, Cole, Ava, Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Westphalia Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth 5. Booth- Dempsey Erie, Jacob Ulezelski, Plymouth Haven A Mocha-Red-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Royce Booth, Plymouth Spring Calf (9): 1. (1st Jr) Duckett Chelios Tiffany, Brianna Lemke, Chilton 2. (2nd Jr) Duckett Fever Emmy-ET, Jordan Lemke, Chilton 3. (JrB&O) Siemers Brw Scarlet-Star-ET, C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers, Newton 4. Lyn-Vale Brokaw Bellatorae, William Schultz III, Waldo 5. Ryan-Vu Brokaw Reaction, Dylan Ryan Winter Calf (16): 1. (B&O) Siemers Defnt GreatRed-ET, C,J,J,J,C & L Siemers, Newton 2. Siemers 44–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Intermediate Champion: Ryan-Vu Sid Molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Reserve Intermediate Champion: Sunspark Dempsey Dara, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 4-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU) Criter-Ridge Reba-Red-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. (1st Jr) Macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac 3. (2nd Jr) Wilstar Lion K 7409-Red-ET, Kayli, Kalista & Kaianne Hodorff, Eden 4. Paulo-Bro Atwood Jan 8608, Robert Sabo, Green Bay 5. (B&O) Hilrose Sidney Peru, Andrew Brantmeier, Sherwood 5-Year-Old (4): 1. (1st Jr, B&O) Siemers Goldwyn Glams-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton 2. (2nd Jr) Buchholz Baxter Ja Ja, Alex Huibregtse, Plymouth 3. (BU) Scenic-Edge Mrb Jolynn-Red, David Preder
& Rodney Bohnhoff, Plymouth 4. Sky-Reach Jet Eqlipse-ET, Hanke Farms, Inc., Sheboygan Falls 6-Year-Old & Older (2): 1. (BU & 1st Jr) Rob-Cri Strmtic Manitoba-ET, Brianna Adamavich, Plymouth 2. Luck-E Durham Token, Sunnyside Dairy Farms, LLC, Valders Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Bee-Bow Atlantic Lasagna, Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac
District Showmanship Results District 1
Wisconsin Dells 3. Brett Walker, Wisconsin Dells 10 & Under: 1. Melysa Stutika, Milton 2. Lauren Breunig, Sauk City 3. Zane Breuch, Stoughton Juniors: 1. Joey Opsal, Blue Mounds 2. Jenna Broege, Janesville 3. Brycen Grabarski, Friendship Seniors: 1. Elizabeth Sarbacker, Verona 2. Karsen Haag, Mt. Horeb 3. Sara Griswold, Verona
10 & Under: 1. Donnie Jo Dittrich, Alma 2. Isaac Olson, West Salem Juniors: 1. Courtney Moser, Westby 2. David Petersheim, Viroqua 3. Megan Nelson, Ettrick Seniors: 1. Bailey Larson, Alma Center 2. Katherine Larson, Viroqua 3. Leif Thompson, Viroqua
10 & Under: 1. Victoria Christoph, Luxemburg 2. Jacob Harbaugh, Marion 3. Aaron Hamm, Waupaca Juniors: 1. Carmen Haack, Pulaski 2. Michael Moede, Algoma 3. Amber Owen, Pulaski Seniors: 1. Bethany Marcks, Black Creek 2. Jen Krull, Bonduel 3. Kayla Krueger, Marion
10 & Under: 1. Payton Van Schyndle, Cuba City 2. Payton Calvert, Cuba City 3. Ainsley Noble, Lancaster Juniors: 1. McKenzie Calvert, Cuba City 2. Emma Buss, Platteville 3. Sarah Kearns, Gays Mills Seniors: 1. Jason Kearns, Gays Mills 2. Jason Richardson, Belmont 3. Logan Voigts, Platteville
10 & Under: 1. Sawyer Pitterle, Beaver Dam 2. Zachary Paulson, Columbus 3. Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford Juniors: 1. Ben Buske, Brownsville 2. Dawson Nickels, Watertown 3. Kylie Nickels, Watertown Seniors: 1. Paul Grulke, Mayville 2. Jessica Manke, Watertown 3. Carley Krull, Lake Mills
10 & Under: 1. Aspen Hagen, Spencer 2. Emma Dorshorst, Junction City 3. Abby Giddings, Hatley Juniors: 1. Justin Kuse, Marshfield 2. Deveni Rowley, Loyal 3. Chase Oehmichen, Abbotsford Seniors: 1. Jade Pinter, Curtiss 2. Heidi Martenson, Bloomer 3. Evan Schindler, Curtiss
10 & Under: 1. Clarissa Ulness, Valders 2. Kaydence Hodorff, Eden 3. Brady Bleck, Glenbeulah Juniors: 1. Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah 2. Jared Abraham, Plymouth 3. Savanna Ridge, Sheboygan Falls Seniors: 1. Cole Booth, Plymouth 2. Kelly Jens, Sheboygan Falls 3. Jimmy Jens, Sheboygan Falls
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Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Siemers Destry Sunny-Red-ET, Gage Lisowe, Owen & Kendyll Kress & James Jens, Newton Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac Senior & Grand Champion of the Show: CriterRidge Reba-Red-ET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Macha Rejeanne Brake, Luke Hopkins, Fond du Lac Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Ryan-Vu Sid Molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Best Udder of the Show: Criter-Ridge Reba-RedET, C,J,J,J,C&L Siemers, Newton Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Ryan-Vu Sid Molly, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Produce of Dam (1): 1. Hilrose Dairy, Sherwood Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Hilrose Dairy, Sherwood Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Siemers Holsteins
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District 4
District 5
District 7
District 8
District 10
10 & Under: 1. Sydney Rider, Prairie du Sac 2. Kailey Hockerman, Westfield 3. Suton Paulson, Arlington Juniors: 1. Mikayla Endres, Lodi 2. Alli Walker,
Premier Breeder & Exhibitor – District 10 Siemers Holsteins, Newton “Team Siemers” - Sherry, Dan, Paul, Crystal, Jordan, Josh, Jake, Connor & Lauren Siemers, Tyler Schafer, Garrett Schmidt, Kevin Jorgensen, Jackie Florent, Kathleen O’Keefe, Tiffany, Brooke & Vanessa Roberts Herd Info: 2711 cows RHA: 3x 34,811 4.04 1405 3.03 1056 Current sires being used: High type genomic bulls with good pedigrees. Breeding philosophies/herd goals: To continually improve all aspects of the herd: commercial, genomic and show type. Comment on the animals that contributed to the winning of this award: Siemers Goldwyn Glams, EX-93 - 1st 5 Year Old; Siemers Destry Joy-Red-ET, VG-89 (max score) - 1st Senior 2 Year Old; Siemers Sid Whip 17669, VG-88 2nd Senior 2 Year Old; Siemers Dundee Goldchild-ET, EX-92 (max score) - 3rd Senior 3 Year Old.
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10 & Under: 1. Justyne Frisle, Prairie Farm 2. Summer Hammann, Barron 3. Travis Christoph, Stanley Juniors: 1. Alissa Maier, Jim Falls 2. McKenna Lentz, Almena 3. Eva Doornink, Baldwin Seniors: 1. Rachel Coyne, Spring Valley 2. Krista Styer, Menomonie 3. Katrina Nunes, Chippewa Falls
FROM THE FIELD By Dennis Devore, Holstein USA Regional Field Rep Has this been a great summer or what? The milk price is up, cow prices are up, and feed costs are more manageable. It’s amazing what those three things can do for a Holstein member’s peace of mind. our friends in Iowa County hosted a terrific Championship Show. And last but not least, our neighbors to the west over in Iowa, hosted an incredible National Convention. I’d like to talk with you today about a couple of things that materialized at the convention. As you know by now, Holstein Association USA released a new genetic management tool called Enlight. Enlight is a user-friendly browser-based program that offers quicker access to and analysis of genetic data via computer, tablet, or smart phone. There is a detailed description of the program in the summer 2014 issue of the Pulse that explains the program better than I could in this limited space. Sara, Chris, or I would be glad to demonstrate Enlight at your convenience. The second big news from Dubuque is the changes to the TPI formula coming in December. In addition to the base update, fertility index and feed efficiency will be added to the formula. The fertility index is derived from daughter pregnancy rate (64%), heifer conception rate (18%), and cow conception rate (18%). The feed efficiency index will be derived by subtracting feed costs for extra milk produced and extra maintenance costs from the value of the milk produced. Dr. Tom Lawlor, director of research and development, has a more detailed explanation in the summer Pulse. I don’t know what to expect with the December run but I’m pretty sure it will be different. The base update should lower the production PTAs, and the new indexes will probable shuffle the bull line-up somewhat. The important thing is not to freak out. Let’s look at the data, ask some questions, and get answers. The bottom line is: these two changes should lead to longer herd life, more production, and more profitability. And that’s a good thing. Like I said, it’s been a great summer. Here’s hoping that we follow it with a great autumn.
Dennis Devore
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Budjon Farms & St. Jacobs ABC Host Successful Wisconsin Holstein Picnic Not even a downpour could put a damper on a fantastic picnic day, hosted by Budjon Farms and St. Jacobs ABC. over 400 guests had the opportunity to view the breathtaking new facilities recently completed in Lomira to accommodate the growing boarding business. A busy weekend at the farm kicked off on Thursday, July 24, with the start of the St. Jacobs daughter display and Budjon open House Tag Sale. The daughter display and sale continued through the weekend. on Sunday morning, guests had the opportunity to attend “Breakfast with Tim.” owner of St. Jacobs ABC, Tim Abbott was excited to share the story and focus of St. Jacobs ABC – genetics selected to focus on developing dairy cattle with outstanding type traits for function and the tanbark. The picnic started at 11:00 a.m., when guests were invited to enjoy a delicious lunch and partake in the judging contest. Attendees had the chance to take in a one-of-a-kind facility and admire the cows that have graced the colored shavings. Cows that were on display and call Budjon Boarding home for the summer include Robrook Goldwyn Cameron, Rocky mountain Sanchez Finesse, and popular AI contract cow Seagull-Bay miss America. There is no denying the quality of animals bred and housed at Budjon, from the genomic prospects in the hutches to the milking cows standing in the barn. The program for the afternoon was led by board members matt Lippert and Kevin Jorgensen. matt welcomed the crowd, and Kevin introduced the Cull family and thanked them for hosting this year’s event. Tom and Kelli and Tim and Sharyn were each presented with a canvas print of Robrook Goldwyn Cameron, EX-94, and the Grand Champion of this year’s midwest Spring National Show. Also in attendance were WHA royalty Kayla Krueger and WHA board president Chris mcCullough. Dan Cnossen introduced the 2015 spring barn meeting topic, which will focus on classification programs. Raffle ticket winners were also drawn, and judging contest winners announced. Topping the 14 & under age group was Clarissa Ulness, followed by Whitney Ulness and Emma Dorshorst. Winning the 15 & over junior member age group was John Hartman, Elizabeth Sarbacker was second and Sara Griswold was third. Alvin Kayser topped the
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men’s division, followed by Trent olson and matt Lippert. Taking top honors in the women’s division was JoDee Sattler, followed by Angie Ulness and Barb Kayser. Picnic attendees received a special treat at the end of the program – a breeder panel featuring discussion on ‘the cow of the future’. Panelists included: Brian Craswell – Crasdale Farms, Hunter River, Prince Edward Island, Canada; Simon Lalande – Ferme Blondin, St-Placide, Quebec, Canada; Hank Van Exel – Judge’s Choice Committee member, Exels Holsteins & Jerseys, Lodi, California; and Tom Cull – Budjon Farms, Lomira, Wisconsin. Here is a brief recap of the panel discussion moderated by Tim Abbott. How do you think the purebred business is going – what will be the cow of the future and what will she look like? Craswell: There’s one word to describe the cow we need, and that’s balance. They don’t need to be extreme in any one way, and I think in the show ring we’ve gone more toward that kind of cow. moving forward we have to make sure our show business is relative to where our industry is going. Cows have to be efficient and fend for themselves, giving some thought to our future and consideration of balance, how cows walk, which is becoming more important. The dairy quality and udders have never been better, but I think we need to look at our locomotion to get better and continue to identify weaknesses to improve our breed. We need to make sure that cows can work wherever they are. Lalande: I agree with Brian – we need cows strong enough to live a long life and be profitable every lactation. Van Exel: We really in the next year, especially with feed scenarios, need balance and dairy strength. We have to look at dairy strength in a little different way than we have in years past. If a cow is giving 115 pounds of milk every day and eating 60 pounds dry matter, they need that muzzle and strength to make a high volume of milk. Back in the day people said I was too critical judging cows with bad feet and legs. Now its one of the most important things. I’m concerned about having cattle that are wide enough to handle feed and bumps and
bruises, and to walk around and be healthy. Cull: I think we need to understand how cows look and how they act. I think people are a little critical of show cows based on how they look. I believe cows grow to their environment – give them a little more room and area to stretch, and cows grow more. I think a lot of my cows could’ve entered into a free stall setting and done well – they maybe wouldn’t have gotten as big and framey, but done well. The cow of the future – I think you need to take a cow like Cameron as a two-yearold and stick her into a free stall so she understands how to act. I think a cow like that is one that would thrive in any environment. What is the biggest challenge the Holstein breed faces as a population? Lalande: one bull that I have been a fan of is Goldwyn; he did really well for me and a great job for most of the show people, but I think we need to come back with more power in the breed. I like the stylish cows but I can recognize that in the breed we need more power and strength; the show cows are a minority. They’re the kind of cows people wish to have but they need to be strong and have good legs. We still need to protect the udders, but if we could come back with something a little better it would help add more power. Van Exel: We see that 15 years ago we talked about the index system – with genomics, one of the things I was initially excited about was finding outliers, but I think we’re instead squeezing the breed into a tight hole. I think we need to find a way to find outlier bulls, and get away from line breeding. I don’t know if I’ve ever seen better show cattle, but it’s getting more difficult to find the kind of bulls I want to use. I tip my hat to Tim for going out and finding new bulls. I think we need more diversity in our breed and hopefully we can get in that direction. Cull: It’s a challenge to find bulls that are new, that have strength left in them, bulls that exemplify what we’re looking for from a high type perspective and keep Goldwyn and Durham out of the pedigree. This business seems to go through cycles, and I think we’re in one of those times right now. The biggest challenge for our breed is to make sure a paper actually still means something. Craswell: As a breed, we need to keep people involved and make sure that what we’re doing and the cows we’re making are relevant to our industry. one of the big problems is locomotion and also strength. one of the main things to keep our industry viable is feed efficiency.
I think we need to keep an eye on the structure of ribs and capacity – a combination of relevant cows, using genomics as a tool, pulling in daughter calving ease. We want show cows with balance, low somatic cell, good fertility, and mobility - the total package. What is the key to promotion in this business? Cull: I think the biggest key, as a young person starting out, is you need to justify your expenses from an advertising perspective. I’m sure a lot of other people do more print/web advertising, but we’ve decided to use our show budget and hosting events like this to get people here. I think the biggest thing to look at is getting the most bang for your buck. Craswell: If we’re going to promote, we need to figure out what everyone needs, or what we think they need or want. We need to have a product to fill a need – the bottom line is we’re all in this to make a dollar. We need to make sure every animal we own can make money, for us or the next owner. Showing is a great form of promotion, but for me, we need to stay focused on what works best and what makes money, and that’s the kind of product we need to promote. Lalande: We need to promote what we believe in, and what the people that buy from you are going to make money with. It’s about consistency, too. For me, one of the best forms of promotion is taking time with the people that come, and show the people I know. Same thing at the show – we are at the show for the competition but when you have people looking at your string its important to spend time with those people. We need people and people need us. Van Exel: For me it’s a little different – we’re on opposite end of the spectrum on the west coast, it’s a little different in promoting. I don’t think we have as many people in the CA association. I think what’s really important is the blue paper – we can go through and talk about Budjon, Bob miller, Regancrest, and the maternal side of this breed. For me, I try to promote good cows make better cows and better cows. I use my budget to come to WDE every year to promote my cattle. Its really made an impact – I could probably go anywhere in the world and they’ve heard of me some how through networking and promotion, sale of embryos and the quality of cattle we bring out. For video from the panel discussion, check out our YouTube channel or the WHA website.
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Junior Award Forms Due September 15
Wisconsin Holstein has a tremendous group of youth that participate in functions year-round. Junior awards are designed to recognize the state’s outstanding youth for their efforts in the Junior Holstein project. The following award forms are due September 15, 2014. Applicants must be a Junior member of the State and National Holstein Association by August 15 in the year which the application is made.
12 & Under Member Recognition Any Junior member of the Wisconsin Holstein Association and Holstein Association, U.S.A. who has been enrolled in dairy project work with Registered Holsteins are eligible to compete in this contest. Applicant must not have reached his or her 13th birthday in this project year. Young Distinguished Junior Member Award This award is given to those members in good standing of the ages of 9 to 16 in the year of application. Any Junior member of the Wisconsin Holstein Association and Holstein Association, U.S.A. who has been enrolled in dairy project work with Holsteins is eligible to compete in this contest. Youth completing this form have the option to compete at the national level. The National Holstein Younger member award is given to those 9-16 as of the January 1. Applicant must not have reached his or her 17th birthday by January 1, 2015. Distinguished Junior Member Award Eligible applicants are any youth that have successfully completed project work with Registered Holsteins and who are a WI Holstein Junior member in good standing. Applicants for WI DJm honors may have reached their 21st birthday in the year of application. Interviews for Wisconsin outstanding Boy and Girl will be held at the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention. If chosen for an interview, candidates must bring along a 1-page resume for the judges to review. Interviews take precedence over other Junior Convention activities. The WI National DJm Representatives will be chosen through the interview process to represent WI at the National DJm contest. National DJm applicants must not have reached their 21st birthday by January 1 in the year of recognition. All DJm recipients who are in their last year of eligibility and rank in the top 10 based off their overall score as a National DJm contestant will receive an interview at the WI Junior Holstein Convention to be considered as a WI National DJm Representative.
Additional Award Forms, Contest Entries Due November 15
All other award forms and recognition opportunities, in addition to contest entries, will be due November 15. This list includes WHY Friend, Long Range Production, Junior Progressive Breeder, and Junior Farm Tour award applications. It also includes entries to the essay, dairy bowl, dairy jeopardy, and speaking contests, and applications for WHA royalty. All entry forms will be available on the WHA website starting September 1.
2014 Junior Raffle
Tickets for the 2014 Junior Raffle are available for sale. County advisors should have received tickets in the mail, however, if more are needed please contact the office. This year’s calf is donated by Siemers Holsteins, Newton, WI, and will be from Ernest-Anthony Topaz-ET, EX-94. Thank you to the additional prize donors: WHA – UW men’s Hockey Tickets (set of 2) Kuhn Knight – Gift Certificate mary Kay – Gift Basket UW-Platteville Dairy Club – Gift Basket WI State Farmer – Gift CRV – Gift Accelerated Genetics – Semen Certificate (10 units) Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin – $25 Culvers gift card ABS Global, Inc. – Gift Cattle Connection – Vest Holstein World – Apparel Semex – Gift Country Today – Subscription Boumatic – Duffle Bag Animart – Holstein washing kit NASCo – Show Supplies 50–wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
World Dairy Expo – Gift Basket Taurus – 5 units of All About It East Central/Select Sires – Semen Certificate Badger Dairy Club – Badger Gift Basket International Protein Sires – Semen Certificate Agri-View – 1 Year Subscription and 25-Word Classified Ad Wisconsin Holstein Publications – WHP Advertising Certificate Hoard’s Dairyman – Hoard’s Dairyman Educational Package Berres Brothers – Coffee Gift Basket Additional – Cheese & Chocolate Baskets
State Showmanship Contest
A total of 48 junior members competed in the State Showmanship competition, with 26 juniors and 22 seniors. Participants qualified at their respective district shows in order to compete at the state level. The contest was sponsored by Accelerated Genetics, NASCo and Andis Clippers. Congratulations to our winners! Junior Division (26 Participants) 1. mcKenzie Calvert, Lafayette County 2. Emma Buss, Lafayette County 3. Lindsey Sarbacker, Dane County 4. Joey opsal, Dane County 5. Dawson Nickels, Dodge County 6. Brett Walker, Columbia County 7. Alek Krueger, Brown County 8. Eva Doornink, St. Croix County 9. Sarah Kearns, Crawford County 10. Elise Bleck, Sheboygan County
Senior Division (22 Participants) 1. Elizabeth Sarbacker, Dane County 2. Nicole Pralle, Clark County 3. Sara Griswold, Dane County 4. Jimmy Jens, Sheboygan County 5. Cole Booth, Sheboygan County 6. Kelly Jens, Sheboygan County 7. Jason Kearns, Crawford County 8. Rachel Coyne, Pierce County 9. Bethany marcks, outagamie County 10. maddi Gehrs, outagamie County
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Save the Date! The 2014 Wisconsin Holstein Royalty court will be holding a “Royalty Boot Camp” on Saturday, october 25 at the Wisconsin Holstein office in Baraboo. Any junior member interested in running for the court for 2015 or in the near future should plan to attend and learn the ins and outs of being WHA Royalty. Watch for further details in September and october!
Save the Date!
The 2015 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention will be held Friday, January 2-Sunday, January 4 and hosted by Dodge County at the Holiday Inn in Fond du Lac!
Junior Judging and Classification Results Junior Team Results 1. Sheboygan Girls (Ava Booth, Ella Bindl, Savannah Ridge, Elise Bleck) 2. District 5 - Team 2 (Abby Field, Alli Walker, Brett Walker)
Senior Team Results 1. Dane/Pierce (Elizabeth Sarbacker, Rachel Coyne, Sara Griswold, Lindsey Sarbacker) 2. Fond du Lac (Andrew Greenfield, matthew Kramer, Darren Kamphuis)
Overall Junior Individuals 1. Alli Walker, Columbia County 2. Elise Bleck, Sheboygan County 3. Jacob Harbaugh, Waupaca County 4. Jaynie Rule, Iowa County 5. Logan Harbaugh, Waupaca County 6. Cole Booth, Sheboygan County 7. Campbell Booth, Sheboygan County 8. Grant Fremstad, Vernon County 9. Ava Booth, Sheboygan County 10. Drew Noble, Grant County
Overall Senior Individuals 1. Andrew Greenfield, Fond du Lac County 2. Taylor Riedel, Sauk County 3. Elizabeth Sarbacker, Dane County 4. Logan Voigts, Lafayette County 5. Austin Nauman, monroe County 6. Sara Griswold, Dane County 7. Nicole Pralle, Clark County 8. Darren Kamphuis, Fond du Lac County 9. Collin Uecker, Jefferson County 10. Carley Krull, Jefferson County
Top Junior Individuals: Left to right - Elise Bleck, Jacob Harbaugh, Jaynie Rule, Logan Harbaugh, Cole Booth, Campbell Booth, Grant Fremstad, Ava Booth & Drew Noble. Inset photo: Alli Walker
Top Junior Team - Sheboygan County Girls: Elise Bleck, Savannah Ridge, Ava Booth & Ella Bindl
Top Senior Individuals: Left to right - Andrew Greenfield, Taylor Riedel, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Logan Voigts, Sara Griswold, Nicole Pralle, Darren Kamphuis, Collin Uecker & Carley Krull. Missing: Austin Nauman
Top Senior Team - Dane/Pierce Counties: Lindsey Sarbacker, Elizabeth Sarbacker, Rachel Coyne & Sara Griswold
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I hope everyone had a great summer. We certainly had beautiful weather this summer, especially during our shows. This issue is packed full of show results from all of our District Shows and the Wisconsin Championship Show. While there is only room to print the top 5 in each class in the News, please go to our website to view more results for each of the shows. And next month’s issue will have results from State Fair and the WHA Futurity. I’ve included lots of photos from the District and State Shows in this issue - if you would like to see more, please visit the Wisconsin Holstein Association Facebook page. And “like” our page to keep up to date on what’s going on in the Association. Next month will also be our third midwest Holsteins issue of the year - just in time for World Dairy Expo. If you are interested in getting some extra coverage with your ad - to all the Holstein members in the upper midwest AND to visitors to our World Dairy Expo booth - contact me by September 8 to reserve your ad space. I’m also working on putting together the 2015 Breeder Calendar. This is always a fun project to work on each fall and the calendars go over really well at our WDE booth. If you would like to be a part of next year’s calendar please give me a call months are assigned on a first-come firstserved basis. Hopefully you saw the ad on page 31 that we are printing a new membership Directory this fall. The plan is to have this printed to be mailed with the December issue as a kick-off to our 125th Anniversary in 2015. We always have lots of requests for the directory and it’s a very useful piece for our members, so please call or email us to make sure we have your current and correct contact information. If you do not want your information published, please give us a call as well. If you are interested in advertising in the directory, feel free to give me a call anytime before october 15 rates are also on page 31. A reminder that we will be looking for entries for our annual cover contest this fall. Entries will be due November 15. There is no theme for this year’s contest so feel free to send in any photos that include Holstein cows. We’ve expanded our contest and I encourage juniors to bring your best work to the Junior Convention in January. We will be utilizing some of the best entries from that contest on future covers as well. Until next time...
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September 2014 Classifying in Brown, Calumet, Door, Kenosha, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Sheboygan, Washington & Waukesha counties 3 WHA Board meeting 5 manitowoc County Twilight meeting, hosted by meadow Brook Dairy Farm, Pete & Shellie Kappelman Family, manitowoc 13 Green County Holstein Breeders Picnic/District 6 Futurity Party, hosted by Pat & Annie mcCullough, Juda, 7:30 p.m. 15 DEADLINE for 12 & Under, YDJm & DJm award forms 19 70th Annual Dodgeramma, Beaver Dam 21 Helping Hans Benefit, Polk County Fairgrounds in St. Croix Falls, noon-4 p.m.; The benefit features a BBQ meal, raffle drawing, silent auction, live auction, hog raffle and more. All proceeds will go to Hans Johnson, age 25, of osceola, who has been fighting cancer for the past year and he is currently receiving stem cell treatments at the mayo Clinic in Rochester, mN. To donate or for more information, contact Helen Johnson at (715) 248-3277, Gwen Dado at (715) 554-0157, or Sara Byl at (715) 648-5717. Hans and his wife Catherine co-manage Horse Creek Holsteins, a 325-cow farm in Star Prairie, with Hans’ parents, Ted and Gretchen Johnson. 23 Fond du Lac County Classic, Great Northern Sales Arena, Fond du Lac October 2014 Classifying in Dane, Grant, Green, Iowa & Lafayette counties Sept. 30 - oct. 4 World Dairy Expo November 2014 Classifying in Columbia, Dodge, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Jefferson, Marquette, Rock & Walworth counties 8 Barron Fall Sale, Barron Sale Pavillion, contact Bob Lentz with consignments 8 DEADLINE for adult applications for Distinguished Breeder & Distinguished Young Breeder 15 DEADLINE for Dairy Bowl, Dairy Jeopardy, Speaking, Essay, Junior Long Range Production, Junior Progressive Breeder, Junior Trip, WHY Friend and Royalty applications December 2014 Classifying in Langlade, Marathon, Menominee, Oconto, Outagamie, Shawano, Waupaca, Waushara & Winnebago counties 5-6 WHA Board meeting 2015 January 2-4
WI Junior Holstein Convention, Holiday Inn, Fond du Lac, WI, hosted by Dodge County February 20-21 Adult Holstein Convention, Riverview Hotel and Suites, 100 Spring Street, River Falls, WI, hosted by Pierce County march 27 Quest for Success II at Bella-View Holsteins, hosted by Bella-View & Ryan-Vu, marion April 25 midwest National Spring Show, Alliant Energy Center, madison may 16 Wisconsin Showcase Sale – 125th Anniversary Edition, Great Northern Sales Arena, Fond du Lac June 11 The Very Best of Honeycrest Sale June 12 District 10 Show, manitowoc June 15 District 1 Show, Glenwood City District 2 Show, Galesville June 18 District 4 Show, marshfield June 19 District 3 Show, Lancaster June 22 Four-of-a-Kind Holsteins Complete Dispersal, Great Northern June 23-26 2015 National Holstein Convention, St. Charles, Illinois June 30 District 6 Show, monroe July 10 & 11 WI Championship Show, Alliant Energy Center, madison
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Accelerated Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BC Agri-Graphics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Alpha Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Crest-View Acres . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Cybil Fisher Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Endres Berryridge Farms LLC . . . . . . . . . 27 Four-of-a-Kind Partners . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Frisle Vue Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Great Northern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Initial Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 International Protein Sires/Our Help . . . . IBC Koepke Farms, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Kranzdale Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Krohlow Registered Holsteins . . . . . . . . . 33 LaFollette Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Mayer Homestead Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Merle Howard Agency/Steve Howard . . . 53 NorthStar Select Sires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Oeh-My Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Peteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Auction & Photo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Rabur Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Rickert Bros. LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 & 22 Rock-N-Hill-II Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Rural Mutual Ins./Brian Greenman . 47 & 53 Second-Look Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Select Sires . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Sonnenburg Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Sunshine Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Taurus Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 & 53 The Practice Veterinary Services . . . . . . . 22 Tom Morris Ltd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Holstein Association Representatives Sarah Trapp W16080 Merlin Road, Taylor, WI 54659 608-525-2901 cell: 608-628-1978 e-mail: strapp@holstein.com Chris Lyons W 5979 Lee Dr., Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 920-563-1082 cell 920-723-2406 e-mail: clyons@holstein.com Dennis Devore 1905 9th Ave SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404 cell: 319-270-5038 e-mail: ddevore@holstein.com 54â&#x20AC;&#x201C;wisconsin HOLSTEIN news/September 2014
Ultrascan, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Weigland Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Welsh-Edge Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Wildwynde Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Willows Edge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IFC