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Crayola

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Durham x EX-93 Gibson x EX-93 Stardust 11th generation EX Gray-View B D Crissy 1st & BU 150,000-lb Cow, District 1 Show

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Premier Breeder & Exhibitor of the District 1 Holstein Show Best Three Females Reserve Intermediate Champion with Crisdhome Midnight Metalica VG-85

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Upcoming WHA Events August 23-27 Wisconsin Summer Championship Show Alliant Energy Center, Madison September 22 12 & Under, YDJM and DJM Applications due to the office 30 - Oct. 2 World Dairy Expo, Alliant Energy Center, Madison October 1 International Holstein Heifer Show, World Dairy Expo, Alliant Energy Center, Madison 1

World Classic Holstein Sale, World Dairy Expo, Alliant Energy Center, Madison

International Holstein Cow Show, World Dairy Expo, Alliant Energy Center, Madison

9 Wisconsin Holstein Picnic, Selz-Pralle Dairy, Humbird November 5 Royalty, Essay Contest, WHY Leadership Merit, WHY Friend, Long Range Production, Junior Progressive Breeder, and Junior Farm Tour applications due

August/September 2021

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Breeder Profile: Mauk-E-Way Farm 2021 District Show Results Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Profiles 2021 Showmanship Results NHC Dairy Bowl Champions share experience Members excel at National Holstein Convention

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December 28-30 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention, Red Lion, Appleton

Volume 93

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On the cover: An impressive line up of cows from the District 6 Holstein show graces the cover this month. Photo by Hailey Hendrickson. www.wisholsteins.com

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The Selz-Pralle herd boasts 71 Excellent cows and was home to the world record production cow, Selz-Pralle Aftershock 3918 VG-88. Don’t miss out on seeing this beautiful herd of cattle while meeting up with new and old friends! Watch the WHA website for more details.

Premier Breeder & Exhibitor District 4 Holstein Show 2017, 2019, 2020 71 EX, 134 VG, 111 GP BAA: 108.5 Scott & Pam Selz-Pralle, Ryan, Jessica & Nicole (715) 334-3434 • E-mail: selzpralle@centurytel.net • www.selzpralledairy.com

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BOARD MEMBERS

Pam Selz-Pralle, President (2022)* - 715-334-3434 Steve Endres, Vice President (2023)* - 608-279-5952 Erica Ullom, Secretary (2024)* - 715-933-0477 Sara Feldmann, Exec. Committee (2024)* - 920-980-9704 Ryan Weigel, Exec. Committee (2022) - 608-434-4109 Rick Adams (2024) - 262-374-0793 Craig Carncross (2022)* - 608-592-2560 Bob Cramer Jr. (2022) - 608-558-7775 Joseta Halbur (2023)* - 715-821-9672 Heather Jauquet, (2023)* - 920-371-7511 Craig Krohlow (2024)* - 920-639-5388 Kurt Loehr (2023) - 920-602-0101 *will have served two three-year terms, ineligible for re-election

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NATIONAL DIRECTORS

Bob Webb - 920-377-1079 Corey Geiger, President - 920-650-0294 Tony Brey - 920-495-2555 Serving Wisconsin Registered Holstein Breeders for 131 years The Wisconsin Holstein Association was founded in 1890 for the purpose of improving, promoting and securing the best interests possible for breeders and owners of the Holstein cow. WHA continues to provide a membership organization to promote the Wisconsin Holstein Registered breed and its breeders and owners. August/September 2021 ––Wisconsin WisconsinHolstein HolsteinNews News–– 55

Wisconsin Holstein Updates Attention Championship Show Exhibitors Unfortunately due to Dane County’s requirements regarding COVD-19, exhibitors at the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show will be required to wear masks while inside Pavilion 2. This very well could change by show time so please visit the WHA website for any show updates regarding COVID-19 as well as general information. New Rule for all WHA Championship Shows: For the safety of all exhibitors and to limit liability, no additional leadspeople will be allowed on any animal that enters the ring. If a youth is leading an animal, they must be able to control the animal on their own and without an adult or older youth’s assistance. If you require assistance for a disability, please contact Laura Wackershauser.

Welcome New Members Adults: Benjamin Bruss Markesan Andrew Buiter Markesan Bryce Cullen Elkhorn Derek Gabsch Hustisford Hayleigh Geurink Blue Mounds Eric & Christine Hansen Malone Jamie Judd La Valle La Femme Fatale Kaukauna Jeff Monroe Fennimore Melanie Mullikin Waldo Donnie Nieman Beloit Ryan Nordahl Osseo Daniel Olson Lena Rose Osborne Wausau Ethan Petre Owen Juniors Michelle Asselin Wyatt Barden Jordan Boyke Cash Braun Wyatt Christoph Marissa Cleary Addie DeMars Mila DiGangi Jonah Enke Abigail Falish Marissa Falish Mason Fischer Aubree Fischer Abby Gahring Grayson Gahring Jasenko Gavranovik Braxton Gilbertson Kelsey Haag

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Upcoming Issues & Advertising Deadlines October 2021 Issue ads needed by Sept. 9 Midwest Holsteins, District 5 Feature, State Fair Results, Futurity Results, Wisconsin Summer Championship Show Results, Memory Lane - Holstein Memorabilia Column November 2021 Issue ads needed by Oct. 15 District 7 Feature, Red & White Issue, Junior Convention information, WDE Results and Champion Articles, Memory Lane - Holstein Memorabilia Column December 2021 Issue ads needed by Nov. 12 District 6 Feature, Youth Issue, YDJM and 12 & Under Articles, Memory Lane - Holstein Memorabilia Column Those with questions regarding upcoming issues and advertising can contact Mara, marab@wisholsteins.com or 800-223-4269 ext. 2.

Obituaries Bruce Towns

Bruce Richard Towns of Baraboo, 66, passed away on May 31, 2021 after a long-fought battle with cancer. Bruce was born in Edgerton to Richard and Ruth (Sunby) Towns. He was the oldest of five boys. From a young age, Bruce loved to play sports from basketball, baseball and football in high school, to golf as he matured. Bruce graduated from UW-Whitewater in business. Bruce married Arlene on June 14, 2002. They lived in Sparta and Baraboo. He leaves behind his wife Arlene and two daughters, Tamara Towns-Pozorski (husband John) and Rachel Dingus (husband Scott). Other survivors include his parents, Richard and Ruth (Sunby) Towns and brothers, Steve (wife Debi), Mark (wife Pat), John (wife Lisa), and Scott (wife Nancy); nieces and nephews; stepdaughters Dana Burroughs (husband Pat) and Kim Meyer; grandkids: John Joseph Pozorski III, Roman Pozorksi, Isabelle Dingus, Preston Dingus; and step-grandchildren: Sophia Burroughs, Nora Taylor, Coleman Meyer, Wilson Meyer, Mac Meyer, and Anessa Anderson. Barbara Nelson

Barbara J. (Held) (Wheeler) Nelson passed away April 5, 2021, of natural causes. She was born to Valerius (Shorty) and Alnora (Schneider) Held on April 24, 1933. She graduated from Aquinas in 1951. In 1952, she married Raymond Wheeler and years later divorced. She married Marlowe Nelson in 1977. She worked for Trane Co., Western Union Telegraph, and Bethel Homes, Viroqua. She was a member of Eastern Star, was Grand Representative of Florida in Wisconsin, the first woman president of Our Saviors Lutheran Church, Westby, was co-parade marshal with Marlowe—2007 Syttende Mai and chairwoman of the Princess committee, taught genealogy at the Vernon Co. Historical Society and served as treasurer, was Historical Society volunteer of the year 2012, chairwoman of La Crosse County cancer fund drive, and taught English to Hmong refugees. She loved to cook and bake (from scratch), knit and crochet and sewed many bridal gowns. She and Marlowe traveled to Salt Lake City numerous times for genealogy family research. She was a Bridge Club player and enjoyed numerous card games with family and friends. She also enjoyed reading and adult coloring and was also a Packer fan. She is survived by her daughter, Linda (Roger) Gunderson; her stepchildren: Amy (Stephen) Burnett, Guy (Gwen) Nelson, Anne Nelson, Eric (Julie) Nelson; brothers, Roger and Alan; sisters, Valerie Kromke and Rita Chandler; grandchildren: Sherry (Paul) Wertanen, Shannon (Mike) Dentice, Stephanie (John) Betz, Mari Hill, Katy Burnett, Evan (Kate) Nelson, Daniel (Rachel) Burnett, Peter Burnett, Reed MacKenzie; 10 great grandchildren; many nieces, nephews, cousins. She was preceded in death by her parents; two husbands; and her brother, Duane. Sonjia Olstad

Sonjia J. Olstad, age 81, of Stoughton, passed away on May 25, 2021, at Agrace HospiceCare. She was born on January 27, 1940, in Rockford, Ill., the daughter of Richard and Phyllis (Brown) Luhman. Sonjia graduated from Belvidere High School in 1958 and Northern Illinois University in 1962. She married James “Jim” Olstad on August 7, 1965, in

Belvidere, Ill. Sonjia was a teacher for nearly 40 years, primarily at Oregon High School. She was a volunteer at Skaalen Home in Stoughton, World Dairy Expo and the Boone County Fair. Sonjia was a member of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority, the Skaalen Auxiliary Board and the Prairie Grange in Belvidere. Sonjia and Jim loved to travel to destinations like Europe, including Norway, and throughout the United States. They lived in Nigeria, Africa for three years. Sonjia had an amazing green thumb and loved her flower garden. She was always very upbeat with a positive attitude and had a love for life. Sonjia loved playing cards and dominos as well as watching Wheel of Fortune. Sonjia was a caretaker for her Aunt Lydia and many others. She always loved to entertain family and friends for the holidays as well as other parties. Sonjia loved making toffee and giving it away. Sonjia is survived by her husband Jim Olstad; daughter, Kristin (Pat) Ciabattari; son, Eric (Angie) Olstad; three sisters-in-law, Jan Luhman, Helen Olstad and Elaine Olstad; grandson, Connor Ciabattari; three granddaughters, Emma Olstad, Abriana Ciabattari and Molly Olstad; along with many nieces, nephews and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; step-father, Paul Cunningham; sister, Carol Lusz; brother, Richard “Dickie” Luhman; four brothersin-law, Roger “Ike” Olstad, Wayne Olstad, Donny Olstad and Vince Tranchita; two sisters-in-law, Rose Tranchita, infant, Joyce Olstad; and a special aunt, Lydia Luhman Pederson. Frances “Gail” Meyer

Frances “Gail” Meyer (Border), 97, passed away on June 27, 2021 at Holton Manor in Elkhorn. Originally from Ladora, IA, her family moved to Sugar Creek as a young girl where she grew up next door to the love of her life, Norman Meyer. They married on June 19, 1943 at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church of Elkhorn. Norman died March 4, 2009. They had three sons and one foster daughter. Gail graduated in 1941 from Elkhorn High School and raised her family in Sugar Creek on their dairy farm where she also ran a furniture upholstery business for many years. Gail enjoyed taking care of grandchildren, sewing, gardening, baking, anything containing strawberries, the Walworth County Fair and Kemp’s® Old Fashioned Vanilla Ice Cream. Gail is survived by her sons, Norman (Sharon) Meyer of Pound and Jerome (Deborah) Meyer of Elkhorn; daughter-in-law Diane Meyer of Elkhorn; brother Richard (Jeneil) Border of Brodhead, as well as grandchildren: Laura (Charles) Devito, Joseph (Colleen) Meyer, Jeffery (Jennifer) Meyer, Derek (Amanda) Meyer, Jerome Jr. (Chrissy) Meyer, Sarah (Mathew) Ludowise, Emily (Nestor) Dominguez and Maxwell (Santasia) Meyer. She is also survived by her great-grandchildren: Samantha Meyer, Zachary Meyer, Jeffery Meyer, Kyle Hinners, Charles Jr. “CJ” Meyer, Joseph “Joey” Meyer, Malachi DeLeon, Paisley Meyer, Isabelle Dominguez, Lucas Meyer, Ivory Meyer and Bennett Ludowise. Gail is preceded in death by her parents, Ellis and Olive Border, her husband, Norman Meyer, son, Bernard Meyer, foster daughter, Veronica Mueller, great-grandson, Oscar Dominguez and brothers, Earl Border, Dairl Border and Keith Border.

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Breeder Profile

District 10: Mauk-E-Way Farm by Mara Budde An up-and-coming herd has found success by investing in deep Registered Holstein pedigrees. Mauk-E-Way Farm has changed a bit from where it originally started. However, one thing remained constant: the passion for dairy cattle. Kyle and Sarah Mauk have been caring for dairy cattle since 1987. Since then, it has become a full family affair with their son Bryan and his family adding many new breeding practices and improving the herd. Kyle and Sarah Mauk started dairying with 13 grade Holsteins. Over the years, the farm has grown to 55 milking cows. In 2008, their son Bryan and wife Brittney introduced Registered Holsteins to the farm. The family’s interest in the registered side of the business was thanks to Brittney who grew up on a Registered Jersey dairy, DayKel Jerseys, in Plymouth. Building their registered herd was possible through the use of embryo transfer, purchasing of older, high scored cows as well as registering the grade Holsteins with years of record keeping. With the herd now completely registered, showing has become an additional focus on the farm. It began with exhibiting animals every now and then, but after the Mauks got connected with the Booth family (Chris & Courtney Booth) they became regulars to the show ring. Once calves get too big for Bryan and Brittney’s children, but still have show promise, they are taken, cared for, and shown by the Booth kids, Cole, Ava, Campbell and Royce. In return, Mauk-E-Way farm houses a few cows for the Booth family. The families have partnered on many Mauk-bred animals, however the Mauks and Booth have only purchased one animal together and she proved to be a good investment for them. Rosedale Hopeless Romantic, EX-90, is a Scientific Demello from a full sister to Rosedale Lexington EX-95. On their first flush to Jordy, Romantic made 15 #1 embryos that were split between the two families.

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The Mauk Family: back - Brittney and Brian, Kyle and Sarah; front - Natalie, Jayden, Rayah, Rori and Braxton.

Romantic’s most successful daughter, Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red, is scored VG-86 as a two-year-old and had a big run in 2019 as a spring yearling. She was named Junior Champion of the Midwest Spring National Red & White Junior and Open Show as well as Junior Champion of the Midwest Spring National Holstein Junior Show and Reserve Junior Champion of the open show. She did well at the 2019 Wisconsin Championship Red & White Show where she was the Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show and Honorable Mention Junior Champion in the Open Show. A group of Rosa’s red and white herdmates were featured on the cover of Hoard’s Dairyman as a part of their judging contest this winter. One of these animals was Ms Mauk-E-Way Remi-Red-ET,

Mauk-E-Way Farm | Plymouth, Wis. The Mauk Family

Kyle and Sarah Mauk, Bryan and Brittney Mauk Bryan and Brittney Mauk – their kids Natalie (11), Braxton (9), Jayden (5), Rori and Rayah (3 – twins) Herd Size: 55 cows Number of Acres: 300 acres rented and owned – hay, corn silage and wheat Average production: 24,000 pounds Ration: component feeding, bought a new mixer and will be starting a TMR soon Housing: Tie-stalls and box stalls a full sister to Rosa who was the Reserve Intermediate Champion at years ago, the family always used type as one of their main breeding the 2021 Midwest National Spring Red & White Junior Show. On focuses over the years. This made the grade herd easily transition to her first score Remi went GP-83. Registered Holsteins. One animal that originates from their grade In addition to Romantic, the Mauk family has made investments herd is Mauk-E-Way Atwood Riley scored EX-93. in other strong pedigreed cows. One of these was Luck-E Talent Kiki, Along with improving genetics, the Mauks have improved their EX-93, whose dam is a full sister to Luck-E Advent Kandie, EX-95, tie-stall barn to elevate cow comfort. An addition to the barn was the 2014 Reserve Grand Champion of the World Dairy Expo Red & constructed in 2012, taking the barn from 38 to 60 stalls including White Show. Two descendants of Kiki that have had their own All- box stalls for older animals or show prospects. Bryan also put in American careers so far are Mauk-E-Way Ammo Kyler-ET, Reserve water beds in a few stalls as a trial and plans on investing in more. Junior All-American Spring Yearling 2020, and Mauk-E-Way Jordy During this addition, steel siding was put on the barn and a heifer Knox-Red, Honorable Mention All-American Fall Yearling 2020. rearing facility was added along with large tunnel fans that keep the Another cow the couple invested in early during their farming air flowing in the tie-stall barn. career was Budjon Encore Annalie-ET, EX-94. She was an Encore Bryan and Brittney’s children have taken a liking to the showring, from Budjon Stardust Anisa, EX-96, and backed by an EX-91 Eagle participating in the District 10 and Championship shows and and EX-90 Sexation. There are a few descendants in the herd from showmanship. In addition to showing, their older kids are very active her yet today including two Awesome sisters who were part of a set in sports including basketball, football, baseball and soccer. of triplets. Both are scored VG-87. While they are still working on becoming Their most recent purchase was Jacobs a household name, this hard-working young Doorman Barbela, VG-87 CAN, who family has proven that the right investments came straight from Ferme Jacobs. She is a can lead to showring success. A lot is possible Doorman from EX-96 Goldwyn Brittany. with good planning, genetics, and dedication. They have numerous embryos from her The Mauks have a passion for their animals and are expecting a lot of calves from her and will continue to be on the rise for breeding over the next couple of months. quality cows for many years to come. Today, Bryan breeds for type with an emphasis on feet and legs and udders. Sires helping him achieve these goals include Moovin, Jordy, and Sidekick. He’s also used bulls like Ammo-P that combine both type and production. With this goal of genetic progress, Bryan has been putting a lot of embryos in but also has plans to market some of these genetics in the future. To keep herd numbers in check, the lower genetic animals in the herd are bred to Angus. Even before Bryan and Brittney started Ms Mauk-E-Way Remi-Red-ET adding Registered Holsteins to the herd 13 Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red-ET and Campbell Booth

Jacobs Doorman Barbela VG-87 CAN

Mauk-E-Way Ammo Kyler-ET

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2021 District Show Results District 1 Show Results - Monday, June 14 St. Croix County Fairgrounds, Glenwood City Judge: Pat Conroy 172 head shown (95 heifers, 77 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (7): 1. (1JR) Willows-Edge Denver Oreo, Evelyn Rose, New Richmond; 2. (B&O) Triple-HH Howard Suzetta, Brooke Hammann, Barron; 3. Della-Sheen Altude Lava-Red, Eric Bechel, Spring Valley; 4. Nova Warrior Jazzy-Red, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 5. Marshland Hotline Balldrop, Marshland Farms, Cushing Spring Calf (9): 1. (B&O) Holle-Oaks Bm BrazillianET, Holle-Oaks Dairy, LLC, Baldwin; 2. (1JR) WillowsEdge Denver Oreo, Evelyn Rose, New Richmond; 3. Triple-HH Howard Suzetta, Brooke Hammann, Barron; 4. Jet-Vue Altitude Atari-TW, Eric Bechel & Tanner & John Schmaling, Spring Valley; 5. (2JR, JrB&O) Triple-HH Ralf Ring a Bell, Summer Hammann, Barron Winter Calf (23): 1. (B&O) Willows-Edge Db Murphy, T Natzke, M Kinyon, B Van Dyk & C Kinnard, New Richmond; 2. (1JR) Dunn-Brook Denver Madeulook, Brooke & Summer Hammann, Barron; 3. TripleHH Han Feliz Navidad, Brooke Hammann, Barron; 4. (2JR, JrB&O) Triple-HH Hansm Batonrouge, Summer Hammann, Barron; 5. (3JR) Genterraetion Re Charge, Levi Nelson, Ellsworth Fall Calf (23): 1. (1JR) Highlife-LP Auburn-Red, Tyler Quilling, Menomonie; 2. Miss Jordy Ivie-RedET, Eric Watchtendonk, Bloomer; 3. (2JR) LarsAcres Radio Classic-ET, Lilly Peterson, Baldwin; 4. Hoesly Contender Nuance-Red, Cross-Town Dairy, Ellsworth; 5. (3JR) Alfalawn Atmsphr Iceland-ET, R & R Anderson and B & B Bechel, Ellsworth; (B&O) Marshland Denver Isasaint, Marshland Farms, Inc., Cushing; (JrB&O) Triple-HH Fruitypebbles-Red, Shyanne Hammann, Barron Summer Yearling (8): 1. (B&O) Redline Lilith-Red, Steve Maier, Jim Falls; 2. Willows-Edge St MybabeRed, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) RBCC-Xtreme Ctrl-Alt-Delete, Wyatt & Garett Borth, Ellsworth; 4. Nova Avalanche Everglade-ET, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 5. (2JR) RGS Dempsey Lulu, Rachel Skinner, Glenwood City Spring Yearling (14): 1. (B&O) Willows-Edge Alt Mixer, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 2. Willows-Edge Db Moxie-Red, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) Della-Sheen Warrior DivaRed, Braeden Bechel, Spring Valley; 4. (2JR) FrisleVue Warrior Dest, Justyne & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm; 5. Hardscrabble America Vali, Hardscrabble Farms, Jim Falls Winter Yearling (5): 1. (B&O) Willows-Edge Un Maybeso-Red, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 2. (1JR) Riedel-Ridge Wipe Out Meme, Hailey Wendlandt, Bloomer; 3. West-Croix Octana Galacat, Chris Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. (2JR) Frisle-Vue Denver Phoebe, Justyne & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm; 5. Sondad Rex-PP 1064-Red, Jason Raymond, New Richmond Fall Yearling (6): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Redline 10 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

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1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champion of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show; 4. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show; 5. Senior and Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show; 6. Grand and Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show; 7. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion of the Show

Senior 2-Year-Old (15): 1. (B&O) Crisdhome Midnight Metalica, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond; 2. (BU) Nova High Octane Diviniti, Nova Registered Holstein, New Richmond; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) Redline Devour Ingot, Jacob Maier, Jim Falls; 4. Pine-Circle Dman Exclusive, Bradley Chandler, Rice Lake; 5. Probert A Bellamy-ET, Paul Grulke & Jenna Achterhof, Baldwin; (2JR) Sure-Shot Annie Oakley, Brynn Zwiefelhofer, Menomonie Junior 3-Year-Olds (12): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Hammann, Barron; 2. Holle-Oaks Mogul Lilo, Holle-Oaks Dairy, LLC, Baldwin; 3. Hodglynn Unix Last Chance, Chris Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. Ms Willows-Edge MixET, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 5. Ms Nova Doorman Bazil-ET, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; (BU) Crisdhome Def Dancingqueen, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond; (2JR) Weis-Way Solomon Tango, Lauren, Austin & Logan Brand, Clayton Senior 3-Year-Old (14): 1. (B&O, BU) Holle-Oaks Andres Lemon-ET, Holle-Oaks Dairy, LLC, Baldwin; 2. Nova-TMJ Crush Mila, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 3. Duckett High Octane Anna, Chris Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. Holle-Oaks Carnival

Cruise, Holle-Oaks Dairy, LLC, Baldwin; 5. PrestigeGen By Tinkerbell, Jenna Achterhof, Wilson; (1JR, JrB&O) Redline Ivanka, Jacob Maier, Jim Falls Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: TripleHH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Hammann, Barron Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Triple-HH Defiant Frigid, Brooke Hammann, Barron Intermediate Champion of the Show: Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Hammann, Barron Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Crisdhome Midnight Metalica, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond 4-Year-Old (12): 1. (B&O) Crisdhome Goldchp Drunkdial, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond; 2. (BU) Crisdhome Hypnotic Bankston, Crisdhome Farm, New Richmond; 3. Hodgylnn Gold Doris, Chris Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. Nova Olympian AbilouET, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 5. Nova-TMJ Crush Essie, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; (1JR) Willows-Edge Sanchez Fleek, Roslind & Riley Anderson, Ellsworth; (2JR) Mat-ArDor By-Way Rhett, Fred Ullom, Menomonie 5-Year-Old (7): 1. (1JR, BU) Four-Hands Mogul 4161, Hailey Clausen, Clayton; 2. (B&O) Nova McCutchen Mavan, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 3. Nova-TMJ Capital Gain Edris, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond; 4. Willows-Edge Sid Medley, Jordan Van Dyk, New Richmond; 5. (2JR) Rotestown Doorman Katniss, Brooke & Summer Hammann, Barron 6-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) Milksource As Winter-Red-ET, Cross-Town Dairy, Ellsworth; 2. Arethusa Gc ValescaET, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond; 3. (B&O) WillowsEdge Golds Matilda, Jordan Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. Strans-Tola Damion Bree-TW, Holle-Oaks Dairy & Matthew Linehan, Baldwin; 5. Flambeau-Manor A Nakayla, Gary Van Doorn, Tony; (1JR) Indianhead Armani Affair-ET, Mason Witscher, Barron 150,000 lb. Cow (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Crisdhome Durham Crayola-ET, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond, 2. Nova-TMJ Bradnick Evade, Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Four-Hands Mogul 4161, Hailey Clausen, Clayton Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Willows-Edge Sanchez Fleek, Roslind & Riley Anderson, Ellsworth Grand Champion and Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Hamman, Barron Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: FourHands Mogul 4161, Hailey Clausen, Clayton Senior & Grand Champion and Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Crisdhome Goldchp Drunkdial, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Show of the Show: Crisdhome Hypnotic Bankston, Crisdhome Farm, New Richmond Best Three Females (1): 1. Crisdhome Farm, New Richmond Produce of Dam (1): 1. Triple-HH Farm, Barron Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Willows Edge, New Richmond

Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Crisdhome Farm, New Richmond District 2 Show Results - Thursday, June 17 Monroe County Fairgrounds, Tomah Judge: Frank Regan 83 head shown (60 heifers, 23 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & under (1): (B&O) Dittrich Drive Joyride, Donald Dittrich, Alma Spring Calf (4): 1. (B&O) Bert-Mar Moovin KenyaET, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 2. (1JR) GBM McCutchen Annabell, Harlee Harbaugh, Coon Valley; 3. (2JR) Lanecreeks Tatoo Maryann, Macie Neumeister, La Crosse; 4. Dittrich Drive Joyride, Donald Dittrich, Alma Winter Calf (17): 1. (1JR) Swins-Valley Skylar Rae, Sophie & Lexi Schaefer, Galesville; 2. (2JR, B&O, JrB&O) Wildpfaffs Skik Lemonade-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor; 3. (3JR) How-Law Duke Kelly, Dana & Kyla Johnson, Tomah; 4. Bert-Mar Doc Angelica, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 5. Lanecreeks Jordy Marley-Red, Aaron Berg, La Crosse Fall Calf (14): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Wildpfaffs Sdkick Lashes-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor; 2. (2JR) Wildpfaffs Skik Lipstick-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor; 3. (3JR) Redcarpet Doorman Puma-ET, Dana Johnson, Tomah; 4. BertMar Moov Kenna-Red-ET, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 5. (4JR) Lanecreeks Tatoo Harper, Macie Neumeister, La Crosse Summer Yearling (8): 1. (1JR) Wargo-Acres Big Hearted-ET, Korlen & Donnie Jo Dittrich, Alma; 2. (2JR, B&O, JrB&O) Wildpfaffs Ken Lightningbug,

Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor; 3. (3JR) Ron-D-Ville Gambler Sadie, Kyla Johnson, Tomah; 4. Sunkist Impression Pier, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 5. (4JR) Ridgeville Luster-P June, Charlie & Madalyn Wallerman, Norwalk Spring Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Firstglance Star Warrior, Sophie & Lexi Schaefer, Galesville; 2. Ar-Line Jordy Webster, Ranae Holthaus, Bangor; 3. Lanecreeks Unstpbul Mi Amor, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 4. (1JR, JrB&O) Her-Rain Undenied River, Dana Johnson, Tomah; 5. (2JR) GBM Backflip Jayzee, Ty & Harlee Harbaugh, Coon Valley Winter Yearling (4): 11. (B&O) Bert-Mar Warrior Armina-Red, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 2. Indianhead Buttercup-Red-ET, Coltan & Easton Brown, Strum; 3. (1JR) Kurthhaven Bacardi Undenied, Cecelia Dittrich, Alma; 4. (2JR) Redline Kadence-Red, Korlen Dittrich, Alma Fall Yearling (5): 1. Sunkist Corvette Kylee, Macey Berg, La Crosse; 2. (B&O) Highlife-LP Jackpot Addison, Highlife-LP Farms, Alma Center; 3. Bert-Mar Alt Agness-Red-ET, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 4. Ernest-Anthony Sid Anne-ET, Justin Roberts, Sparta; 5. (1JR) Beverlys-Hills Peony-TW, Brennan & Dalton O’Rourke, Elroy Junior Champion Female of the Junior Show: Wildpfaffs Sdkick Lashes-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Swins-Valley Skylar Rae, Sophie & Lexi Schaefer, Galesville Junior Champion of the Show: Firstglance Star Warrior, Sophie & Lexi Schaefer, Galesville Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Wildpfaffs Sdkick Lashes-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor Junior Best Three (2): 1. Allan & Erica Lundberg,

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Show; 4. Senior and Grand and Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champions of the Junior Show 5. Senior, Reserve Senior and Grand and Reserve Grand Champions of the Show. August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 11

Osseo; 2. Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor Junior 2-Year-Old (2): 1. (B&O, BU) Bert-Mar Kalypso-ET, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo; 2. Dittrich Crush Bust, Edward Dittrich, Alma Senior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU) Ar-Line Mafia Trinity, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 2. Canary Doc Reese, Coltan & Easton Brown, Strum; 3. Swaindale Manny Diana, Bronson Schultz, Tomah; 4. Luck-E Stronger Asuko, Ryan Nordahl, Osseo; 5. (1JR) Y-Me Crush Crystal Crisco, Edward Dittrich, Alma Junior 3-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Ar-Line 1st Grade Adalyn, Randy Holthaus, Bangor; 2. (1JR) Prielipps Daves Deliha, Dana Johnson, Tomah Senior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Mahoney Kingboy Sally, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose; 2. Mahoney Diamond Rose-Red, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose; 3. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Welsh-Edge Goldwyn A-Ok-ET, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua; 4. Eachibon Excitmt A Estella, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose Intermediate Champion of the Show: Ar-Line 1st Grade Adalyn, Randy Holthaus, Bangor Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Mahoney Kingboy Sally, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose 4-Year-Old (4): 1. (B&O, BU) Lanecreeks Diamond Missy, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 2. Welsh-Edge Gonna B Giddy-ET, David Petersheim, Viroqua; 3. (1JR) Gajoly Defiant Cherry-Red, Harlee Harbaugh, Coon Valley; 4. (2JR) Harbaugh Sirwood Angelina, Ty Harbaugh, Coon Valley 5-Year-Old Cow (3): 1. (BU) Mahoney Impression Jada, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose; 2. (B&O) Welsh-Edge Gguthrie Ferrari, David Petersheim, Viroqua; 3. Bert-Mar Diamondback Ash-ET, Allan & Erica Lundberg, Osseo 6-Year-Old and Older (3): 1. (B&O, BU) Indies-View Janella Clark, Jerry Schmidt, Melrose; 2. (1JR) WelshEdge Absolut Astonish, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua; 3. (2JR) Dittrich Dempsey Pepsey, Korlen Dittrich, Alma 150,000 lb. Cow (0) Senior & Grand Champion and Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Welsh-Edge Goldwyn

A-Ok-ET, Hope Petersheim, Viroqua Reserve Senior Champion & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Gajoly Defiant Cherry-Red, Harlee Harbaugh, Coon Valley Senior and Grand Champion, Champion Bred & Owned and Best Udder of the Show: Lanecreeks Diamond Missy, Aaron Berg, La Crosse Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Mahoney Impression Jada, Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose Best 3 Females (0) Produce of Dam (0) Dam and Offspring (1): 1. Dana & Kyla Johnson, Tomah Premier Breeder: Welsh-Edge Holsteins, Viroqua Premier Exhibitor: Mahoney-East Holsteins, Melrose District 3 Show Results - Friday, July 2 Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster Judge: Ryan Krohlow 201 head shown (147 heifers, 54 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & under (12): 1. (B&O) Ms Gildale Unix Stampede-ET, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale; 2. Hartleys Select Sassy, Emma & Natalie Giddings, Soldiers Grove; 3. (1JR) GBM Jake Dejavu, Grant Moret, Prairie du Chien; 4. (2JR) StoneFront Tstorm Aruba-ET, Kayla Buttles, Lancaster; 5. Hartleys Crushabull Cash, Emma & Natalie Giddings, Soldiers Grove; (JrB&O) Hopeful Artist Halestorm, Kyra & Kenie Danz, Barneveld Spring Calf (17): 1. (B&O) Ms Gildale Unix Stampede-ET, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale; 2. Dridge Undenied Applejack, Darlington Ridge Farms LLC, Darlington; 3. Kamps-Rx-DB AftershowRed, Reggie & Krysty Kamps & Dennis Bowers, Darlington; 4. Sunny-Valley Felicia-Red, Wayne DeBuhr, Sun Prairie; 5. (1JR, JrB&O) Sassaby Moovin Calahari, Alyssa Bray, Fennimore; (2JR) GBM Jake Dejavu, Grant Moret, Prairie du Chien Winter Calf (32): 1. (1JR) Kamps-Rx Appleb AlondraET, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster; 2. (B&O) Weigland Chief Alexgrace-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan

Weigel, Platteville; 3. Ms Revive War Reba-Red-ET, Michael Maier, Stitzer; 4. St-Yle-SA Repeat TheJoyRed, Stephanie Aves, Belmont; 5. (2JR) Stone-Front Hancock Embrace, Kayla Buttles, Lancaster; (JrB&O) Weigland Tstrm Alexisgianna, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville Fall Calf (28): 1. Tombeth Unix Lovebug-ET, Hi-Lo Valley, Greg Stumpf & Dennis Bowers, Highland; 2. (B&O) Marstead Tatoo 589, Michael Martin, Mineral Point; 3. (1JR) Lars-Acres Vogue Cartier-ET, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City; 4. Whitehead Blacklist-Red-ET, Jason & Bailee Kearns, Gays Mills; 5. Hi-Lo-Valley Sid Londynn, Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland; (2JR) Ms Triple-T Pin-Up-ET, M, E, N, J & B Gilbertson & Spencer Nelson, Hollandale; (JrB&O) Hartleys D-Back Daphne, Natalie Giddings, Soldiers Grove Summer Yearling (20): 1. (B&O) GBM RKM Backflip Evanka, Kayla Moret, Prairie du Chien; 2. Ms Milksource Adelle-Red, Stephanie Aves & Patrick Schroeder, Belmont; 3. Hilrose Moovin Adelina-Red, Michael Maier, Stitzer; 4. Milksource Diamond Bling, Jamie Judd, La Valle; 5. (1JR) Opsal Atmosphere Kesha, Lily Jenson, Barneveld; (2JR, JrB&O) Nobland Warrior Flame-Red, Drew Noble, Lancaster Spring Yearling (22): 1. (B&O) Kamps-Rx Apb Abercrombie-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 2. Kamps-Rx Appleb Aiyana-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 3. (1JR) Opsal Denver Chandelier-ET, Lily Jenson, Barneveld; 4. Oakfield Jordy Eden-Red-ET, Demi Kamps & Mila Digangi, Darlington; 5. Opsal On The Money-Red, Lily Jenson, Barneveld; (2JR) Redcarpet Dream CatcherET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville;

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Junior Show; 4. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Show; 5. Senior and Reserve Senior Champions of the Junior Show; 6. Grand and Reserve Grand Champions of the Junior Show; 7. Senior and Grand and Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champions of the Show 12 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

(JrB&O) Nobland Jackson Alice, Ainsley, Macie and Drew Noble, Lancaster Winter Yearling (9): 1. (1JR, B&O) Kamps-Rx Applb Alivu-Red-ET, Demi & Elliot Kamps & Payton & Morgan Van Schyndle, Darlington; 2. Opsal Altitude Calabasas-ET, Troy Opsal, Blue Mounds; 3. (2JR) Mrsprech Tatoos Excite Me, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville; 4. Weier-Nook Denver Champagne, Danielle Brown, Dodgeville; 5. HyView Providence Inga, Achenbach Hy-View Ltd Ptr, Eastman; (JrB&O) Nobland Addison Wipeout, Macie Noble, Lancaster Fall Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Kamps-Rx Appleb AlmiraET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 2. (1JR) Opsal Denver Coco De Chanel, Kyra & Kenzie Danz, Barneveld; 3. (2JR) Nobland Denver Koolwhip, Macie Noble, Lancaster; 4. (3JR, JrB&O) Hartleys Crush Kella, Emma & Natalie Giddings, Soldiers Grove; 5. Wiscit Awesome Igloo-Red, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Opsal Denver Chandelier-ET, Lily Jenson, Barneveld Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Kamps-Rx Appleb Alondra-ET, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster Junior Champion of the Show: GBM RKM Backflip Evanka, Kayla Moret, Prairie du Chien Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Ms Milksource Adelle-Red, Stephanie Aves & Patrick Schroeder, Belmont Junior Best Three (2): 1. Kamps-Rx Genetics, Darlington 2. Tombeth Holsteins, Gays Mills Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (1JR, BU) R-Homestead Jacby Doodle-ET, Ashley Carns, Fennimore; 2. (B&O) Kamps-Rx Applb Adelaida-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 3. Milksource Acapella, Jeffrey & Melissa Flannery, Hollandale; 4. (2JR, JrB&O) Nobland Ammo Fabulous-Red, Drew Noble, Lancaster; 5. Klassy-K Tatoo Party, Brandon Klein, Lancaster Junior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O, BU) Hi-Lo-Valley Doppler Posh, Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland; 2. Kamps-Rx Appleb Almond-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 3. Tombeth Krox, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills; 4. Gildale Doorman Moonshine, Makenna, Janelle, Elise & Naydeen Gilbertson, Hollandale; 5. Lucky-A Wilson Liza, Arnold & Sue Klema, Eastman Senior 2-Year-Old (15): 1. (BU, B&O) Kamps-Rx Appleb America-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps & Dennis Bowers, Darlington; 2. (1JR) Our-Favorite She Vintage-ET, M, E, N, J & B Gilbertson & L Jenson, Hollandale; 3. Kamps-Rx Appleb AmarettoET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 4. Ms Raps Ustp Rummy-Red-ET, Michael Maier, Stitzer; 5. Kamps-Rx Appleb Adele-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; (2JR) Clear-I Jacot Maple-Red, Ashtyn Martin, Platteville; (JrB&O) Nobland Tatoo White, Macie Noble, Lancaster Junior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. (1JR, BU, B&O) KampsHollow Ascella-ET, Tessa & Delaney Kamps & Britten Allen, Belmont; 2. (2JR) Opsal Defiant After Dark-ET, Lily Jenson, Barneveld; 3. (Prod) Stone-Front Crush Lombre, Ashtyn Martin, Platteville; 4. (3JR) Kamps-Rx Appleb Ali-Red-ET, Demi & Elliot Kamps & Payton &

Morgan Van Schyndle, Darlington; 5. Dream-Prairie Gd Dejavu, Jeff Monroe, Fennimore Senior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. Willswikk Doorman Athena, Michael Maier, Stitzer; 2. (BU, B&O, Prod) Stone-Front Jacoby Jinx, Andrew & Lynette Buttles, Lancaster; 3. Gildale Gold Chip Teressica, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale; 4. Hi-Lo-Valley Lawyer Sultry, Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland; 5. Swaindale Jrd StormyRed-ET, Jeffrey & Melissa Flannery, Hollandale Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: OurFavorite She Vintage-ET, M, E, N, J & B Gilbertson & L Jenson, Hollandale Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: R-Homestead Jacby Doodle-ET, Ashley Carns, Fennimore Intermediate Champion of the Show: Kamps-Rx Appleb America-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps & Dennis Bowers, Darlington Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: OurFavorite She Vintage-ET, M, E, N, J & B Gilbertson & L Jenson, Hollandale 4-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU, B&O, Prod) Tombeth Esacrushable, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills; 2. Tombeth Enveleeta-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills; 3. Ms Hi-Lo-Valley Db Heartly, Dennis Bowers & Hi-Lo Valley Holsteins, Highland; 4. (1JR) L&L-Genetics Dun Matilda-ET, Kaitlyn Waterman, Fennimore; 5. (2JR) Hopeful Diamnd Annabell-Red, Tamra, Elaina & Parker Ihm, Blue Mounds 5-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O, Prod) Clear-I Montross Deli, Levi Martin, Platteville; 2. GBM KAM Mccutchen Elvira, Kayla Moret, Prairie du Chien 6-Year-Old & Older (6) : 1. (B&O) Tombeth Bravo Ettashine, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills; 2. Gildale Atwood Nora-ET, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale; 3. Gildale Aftershock Dazzle, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale; 4. (Prod) Stone-Front Corey Coolwhip, Andrew & Lynette Buttles, Lancaster; 5. (1JR) Nobland Armani Allie, Ainsley, Macie & Drew Noble, Lancaster 150,000 lb. Cow (2): 1. (BU, B&O, Prod) Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills; 2. Gildale Aftershock Maria, Gildale Holsteins, Hollandale Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Nobland Tatoo White, Macie Noble, Lancaster Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Nobland Armani Allie, Ainsley, Macie & Drew Noble, Lancaster Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: L&L-Genetics Dun Matilda-ET, Kaitlyn Waterman, Fennimore Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Our-Favorite She Vintage-ET, M, E, N, J & B Gilbertson & L Jenson, Hollandale Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Nobland Armani Allie, Ainsley, Macie & Drew Noble, Lancaster Senior & Grand Champion of the Show and Champion Bred & Owned, and Best Udder of the Show: Tombeth Linjet Elouise-ET, Thomas & Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Tombeth Bravo Ettashine, Thomas &

Elizabeth Kearns, Gays Mills Best Three Females (2): 1. Tombeth Holsteins, Gays Mills 2. Kamps-Rx, Darlington Produce of Dam (1): 1. Kamps-Rx Genetics, Darlington Dam & Offspring (1): 1. GBM Holsteins, Prairie du Chien Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Tombeth Holsteins, Gays Mills District 4 Show Results - Wednesday, July 7 Wisconsin Valley Park, Wausau Judge: Ryan Krohlow 137 head (84 heifers, 53 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (8): 1. (1JR, B&O) Tree-Hayven A Peace-Red, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale; 2. Rem-Jem Diamondbck Sis 3829, Rem-Jem Dairy, Unity; 3. (2JR) Lepak Dupont Dew Point, Brentley & Madison Omernik, Custer; 4. (3JR) Ms Lepak Ux Show Up Showout, Brentley & Madison Omernik, Custer; 5. Irish-Spring Back Allie, Neil and Katie Ledden, Auburndale; (JrB&O) Ms RobCri Warrior Gem-Red-ET, Gracelyn Breitenstein & Ty Jacowski, Plover Spring Calf (11): 1. (B&O) Duckett Boom LeaET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 2. Duckett Alleyoop Love-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 3. (1JR) Tree-Hayven A Peace-Red, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale; 4. Hornland Avalanche Roxan-ET, Olivia & Kaden Horn, Loyal; 5. Rem-Jem Diamondbck Sis 3829, Rem-Jem Dairy, Unity; (2JR) Lepak Dupont Dew Point, Brentley & Madison Omernik, Custer; (JrB&O) J-E-G Denver Drama, Justin Giese, Edgar Winter Calf (19): 1. (1JR, B&O) Tree-Hayven Select Pearl, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale; 2. (2JR) Tree-Hayven Analyst Brandy, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Hensel, Auburndale 3. Duckett Doorman Hustle-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 4. Duckett Chief Vanilla, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 5. (3JR, JrB&O) Forward White Winter-Red, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield Fall Calf (10): 1. (1JR) Legend-Maker Sidekick Chicago, Ella Raatz, Colby; 2. (2JR) Miss Unstopbl Imhott-Red-ET, Jazmyn & Chase Heeg, Colby; 3. Sonnenbrook At Alexa-Red-ET, Richard Sullivan, Abbotsford; 4. (B&O) Kro Reeve Magnolia-Red, Karen & Rose Osborne, Wausau; 5. (3JR, JrB&O) Rob-Cri Undenied Buttercup, Chase Barden, Plover Summer Yearling (12): 1. Kingsway Crushtime Judy, Neil & Katie Ledden, Auburndale; 2. Trent-Valley Tatoo Design, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 3. (1JR) Hillpine America Arose, Abigail Hovland, Colby; 4. Willows-Edge Addison Idol, Roger Mortenson, Birnamwood; 5. (B&O) Panky-View Lady Solomon, Jeff Pankratz, Edgar; (JrB&O) Carlaton D-Back Victory, Deagen Sandelier, Greenwood Spring Yearling (11): (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Tails-Up Warrior Sophie-Red, Kaiden, Paisley & Aspen Hagen, Spencer; 2. Tree-Hayven Sidekck Monarch, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 3. (2JR) Ms Tree-Hayven Rvup Daisy-Red, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale; 4. (3JR) Golden-Oaks Wr Raven-Red-ET, Bryce Crowley, Jordin Rekowski & Leah Longworth, August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 13

Custer; 5. (4JR) Kingsway Denver Margo, Justin Giese, Edgar Winter Yearling (6): 1. (1JR) Duckett Th BoomerRang-Red, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 2. (B&O) Duckett Unix Greedy-ET, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 3. Duckett Goldwyn Safari, Michael & Julie Duckett, Rudolph; 4. Tomkins Seger Ebony, Tomkins Farm, Edgar; 5. (2JR) Fairmont Sidekick Laker-ET, Jordin Rekowski & Bryce Crowley, Custer Fall Yearling (7): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Forward Love Struck-ET, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield; 2. (2JR) Stone-Front Artist Pisces, Jazmyn & Chase Heeg, Colby; 3. Joliam C Premadona 5710-ET, Selz Farm, Humbird; 4. HoneyPine Solo Symphony-ET, Neil Ledden, Auburndale; 5. (3JR) Forward Matilda, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield Junior Champion of the Open & Junior Show: Duckett Th Boomer-Rang-Red, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Junior Champion of the Open & Junior Show: Tree-Hayven Select Pearl, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale Junior Best Three (3): 1. Duckett Holsteins; 2. TreeHayven Holsteins; 3. Forward Genetics Junior 2-Year-Old (9): 1. (B&O, BU) Honey-Pine Solo Lizzy-ET, Pat Ledden, Auburndale; 2. (1JR) Duckett Amazon Prime-Red, Hannah & Grace Hensel, Pittsville; 3. Joliam D-Lamda Rain 5603, Selz Farm, Humbird; 4. Our-Favorite Avlnche Ava-ET, Richard Kroning, Abbotsford; 5. Tree-Hayven Tatoo Merindah, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; (2JR) Rekowski Slmn Hall-of-Fame, Leah Longworth & Jordin Rekowski,

Custer; (JrB&O) Hornland Sidekick Cardi, Olivia & Kaden Horn, Loyal Senior 2-Year-Old (14): 1. (B&O, BU) Tree-Hayven Tatoo Mistress, Adam Borchert, Auburndale; 2. (1JR, JrB&O) Carlaton Diamondback Raven, Deagen Sandelier, Greenwood; 3. Ms Diamonds Are Forever-ET, Wayne & Samantha Giese, Edgar; 4. Honey-Pine Jumbalaya, Neil Ledden, Auburndale; 5. Joliam Phoenix 5547, Selz Farm, Humbird; (2JR) Heatherstone Good Time-ET, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Junior 3-Year-Old (8): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O, BU) Tree-Hayven Solmn Mabel-TW, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 2. DJ-Purepride Fireand Ice-ET, Wayne & Samantha Giese, Edgar; 3. (2JR) Forward Dark Chocolate, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield; 4. (3JR) Jo-Wal-Langs Dandy Navy, Iris, Miles & Parker Waldvogel, Wausau; 5. S-S-I Goulet 7284 9480-ET, Destiny Farms, Marshfield Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O, BU) Honey-Pine Solo Chivette-ET, Neil Ledden, Auburndale; 2. (1JR) Tree-Hayven Hyclass Aria, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 3. (2JR) Lepak King Royal Hot-Dance, Jordin Rekowski, Custer; 4. Joliam Dorman Fan 5300ET, Selz Farm, Humbird; 5. Joliam Kingboy Show 5286, Selz Farm, Humbird Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Tree-Hayven Solmn Mabel-TW, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Carlaton Diamondback Raven, Deagen Sandelier, Greenwood Intermediate Champion of the Show: Tree-Hayven Solmn Mabel-TW, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: DJ-Purepride Fireand Ice-ET, Wayne and Samantha Giese, Edgar 4-Year-Old (9): 1. (B&O, BU) Tree-Hayven DB Pricilla, Adam Borchert, Auburndale; 2. Tree-Hayven Diamondback Dana, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 3. Joliam Byway Dominate 5092, Selz Farm, Humbird; 4. Tree-Hayven Plutarcho Joy, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 5. Joliam M Pandora 5145-ET, Selz

Farm, Humbird; (1JR) Luncrest Kenosha Whack 1892, Madison Borchardt, Edgar 5-Year-Old (3): 1. (1JR, B&O, BU) Rob-Cri Abslut Mantaray-Red, Gracelyn Breitenstein, Plover; 2. Joliam Lotus Bliss 4980-Red, Selz Farm, Humbird; 3. Honey-Pine Byway Jaelynn, Neil Ledden, Auburndale 6-Year-Old & Older (4): 1. (1JR, B&O, BU) Dorsland Twinkle P-Red-ET, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield; 2. Dar-Lynda Mccutchen 56402, Selz Farm, Humbird; 3. (2JR) Lookout Olympian Alstar-Red-ET, Olivia & Kaden Horn, Loyal; 4. Ambelcrest Hayns Joise-Red, Ambelcrest Holsteins, Marshfield 150,000 lb. Cow (1): 1. (B&O, BU) Joliam Wb Mirage 4145, Selz Farm, Humbird Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Rob-Cri Abslut Mantaray-Red, Gracelyn Bretenstein, Plover Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Dorsland Twinkle P-Red-ET, Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst, Marshfield Grand Champion and Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Tree-Hayven Solmn Mabel-TW, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Rob-Cri Abslut Mantaray-Red, Gracelyn Bretenstein, Plover Senior Champion of the Show: Tree-Hayven DB Pricilla, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Rob-Cri Abslut Mantaray-Red, Gracelyn Bretenstein, Plover Grand Champion, Champion Bred & Owned & Best Udder of the Show: Tree-Hayven DB Pricilla, Adam Borchert, Auburndale Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Tree-Hayven Solmn Mabel-TW, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale Best Three Females (1): 1. Tree-Hayven Holsteins, Auburndale Produce of Dam (0) Dam & Offspring (0) Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Tree-Hayven Holsteins, Auburndale

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior and Open Show; 2. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Junior Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Show; 4. Senior and Reserve Senior Champions of the Junior Show; 5. Senior and Reserve Senior Champions of the Show; 6. Grand and Reserve Champions of the Junior Show; 7. Grand and Reserve Grand Champions of the Show 14 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

District 5 Show Results - Wednesday, June 9 Columbia County Fairgrounds, Portage Judge: Jeff Brantmeier 98 head (72 heifers, 26 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (4): 1. (1JR, B&O) Paule-View Sidekick Silly, Suton Paulson & Dakota Voegeli-Paulson, Arlington; 2. Hammertime Sidekick Rilla, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 3. R-John Sidekick Movie, Christian Cunningham, Arlington; 4. (2JR) Genosource Us Tricky-Red-ET, B, O, E & L Dorshorst, Lodi Spring Calf (6): 1. (B&O) Hammertime Sidekick Rocky, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 2. Ladyrose Tempestuous, Rosedale Genetics and F & D Borba, Oxford; 3. (1JR) Paule-View Sidekick Silly, Suton Paulson & Dakota Voegeli Paulson, Arlington; 4. Hammertime Sidekick Rilla, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 5. Bur-Wall Gold N Glory-ET, Bur-Wall Holsteins, Poynette; (2JR) Bur-Wall Docs Naked Nurse, Rebecca & Carter Murphy, Poynette Winter Calf (17): 11. (B&O) Hammertime Doorman Lucky, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 2. Hammertime Tstorm Ribbon-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 3. (1JR) Hahncrest Hans VelocityET, Sawyer Hahn, Loganville; 4. Heatherstone Rosette-Red-ET, Chelsea Holschbach, Baraboo; 5. Riedel-Ridge Roxanne-Red, Taylor & Miranda Riedel, Pardeeville; (2JR) Hahncrest Ana National-Red, Kelby Fossum, Lodi; (JrB&O) Hasheiders Bflip Agnes, Colby & Elizabeth Hasheider, Sauk City Fall Calf (15): 1. (1JR) Duckett Denver Vero-ET, Callie Krohlow & Genavieve Knaup, Poynette; 2. (2JR) Hilrose Moovin Barry-Red, Sawyer Hahn, Loganville; 3. (B&O) Heatherstone Relic-ET, Chelsea Holschbach, Baraboo; 4. Mell-View Sidekick Minnie, Mell-View Farms, Poynette; 5. (3JR) Hahncrest Redlite RemisRed, Kelby Fossum, Lodi Summer Yearling (14): 1. (B&O) KnH-Endres Doorman Axl, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 2. Kemridge Kendras Deva, Kemridge Farm 2, Westfield; 3. Mell-View Gold Chip Bella, Mell-View Farms, Poynette; 4. KnH-Endres Db Reggie-Red, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 5. Hammertime Jordy Reba, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; (1JR, JrB&O) L&L Genetics Armor-Red, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac Spring Yearling (5): 1. (B&O) Hammertime Avlanch Polly-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 2. (1JR) Golden-Oaks A Tawyna-ET, Austin Rider, Prairie du Sac; 3. Glenn-Ann Denver Capri, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany; 4. (2JR, JrB&O) L&L-Genetics Aditude-RedET, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac; 5. (3JR) Dorsland Eleven-TW-ET, Landon Dorshorst, Lodi Winter Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Heatherstone Goldn Touch-ET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Baraboo; 2. Kamps-Rx Aplb Ariana-Red-ET, M, M & M Tauaalo, Lone Rock; 3. (1JR) Dorsland Alti Dorito-Red-ET, B, O, E & L Dorshorst, Lodi; 4. Riedel-Ridge War Diva-Red, Taylor & Miranda Riedel, Pardeeville; 5. Ziems Crush on Muddy-ET, Yanke Prairie Farms, Prairie du Sac; (2JR, JrB&O) Elon Tatoo Adele 1909, Sela & Kelby Fossum, Lodi Fall Yearling (4): 1. (B&O) Hahncrest Jordy NemoRed, Dalton Hahn, Loganville; 2. Duckett Unix Gloria-ET, Paradise Rose Rueth, Oxford; 3. (1JR)

4 1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Show; 4. Intermediate and Grand and Reserve Intermediate and Reserve Grand Champions of the Junior Show; 5. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Reserve Grand Champions of the Show

5 Crescentmead Wondergirl-Red, Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac; 4. (2JR, JrB&O) Kin-Land Unix Haven HymnET, Levi Kindschi, Loganville Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Ducket Denver Vero-ET, Callie Krohlow & Genavieve Knaup, Poynette Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Golden-Oaks A Tawyna-ET, Austin Rider, Prairie du Sac Junior Champion of the Show: KnH-Endres Doorman Axl, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Hammertime Doorman Lucky, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette Junior Best Three (0) Junior 2-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU) Huibregtse Db Licorice-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises & Marty Kinyon, Baraboo; 2. (B&O) Rosedale Spun to Run-ET, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) Kin-Land Corvette Hot Rod, Levi Kindschi, Loganville Senior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU, B&O) Hammertime Drman Navelle-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 2. (1JR) Wargo-N-Jd Undnid 2968-ET, Gavin Carncross, Lodi; 3. KnH-Endres Armys Ammunition, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 4. Rosedale She’s a Lady-ET, Rosedale Genetics and Dan Hovden, Oxford; 5. (2JR) Meyerlyn Tatoo Super Nova, Addie Demars, Cazenovia Junior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, B&O) Mrsprech Rozwell Phoenix, Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City; 2. (1JR, Prod.) Ms-Mr Jordy Dejavu-Red, Lauren and Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac; 3. KnH-Endres Corvette Offbeat, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg Senior 3-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU, B&O) Heatherstone Regal-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises & K-Manor Holsteins, Baraboo; 2. Ms Diamondb Dory-Red-ET, Taylor & Miranda Riedel, Pardeeville; 3. Rosedale

Unique Bella, Rosedale Genetics, Oxford; 4. (Prod.) Wargo-Acres Stranger Thing, Wargo Acres, Lodi Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Ms-Mr Jordy Dejavu-Red, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Wargo-N-Jd Undnid 2968-ET, Gavin Carncross, Lodi Intermediate Champion of the Show: Heatherstone Regal-Red, Heatherstone Enterprises & K-Manor Holsteins, Baraboo Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Mrsprech Rozwell Phoenix, Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City 4-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU, B&O) Rosedale MB Lucky Lady, Rosedale & F & D Borba, Oxford; 2. KnHEndres Db Jaycee-TW, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 3. Wargo-Acres Monterey Mygirl, Wargo Acres, Lodi; 4. (Prod.) Hillside Haven Bradnik Hope, Schyvinck’s Hillside Haven, Reedsburg 5-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU) Budjon-Vail Gdream Applause, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 2. TreeHayven Awesome Mae, Taylor & Miranda Riedel, Pardeeville; 3. (B&O) KnH-Endres Defiant Oakley, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg 6-Year-Old and Older (4): 1. (BU) Jacobs Sid BrownET, Rosedale Genetics, D Hovden & M Mitchell, Oxford; 2. (B&O) Hahncrest Redb Naomi-RedET, Dalton Hahn, Loganville; 3. KnH-Endres Abso Pharoah-Red, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg; 4. Blajoy Atwood Pat-ET, Johanna Madland, Lyndon Station; 5. (Prod.) Wargo-Acres Sm Mountain-ET, Wargo Acres, Lodi 150,000 lb. Cow (0) Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: L&L Genetics Armor-Red, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Ms-Mr Jordy Dejavu-Red, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 15

Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Wargo-N-Jd Undnid 2968-ET, Gavin Carncross, Lodi Senior & Grand Champion of the Show, Best Udder of the Show and Champion Bred & Owned: Rosedale MB Lucky Lady, Rosedale & F & D Borba, Oxford Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Budjon-Vail Gdream Applause, KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg Best Three Females (0) Produce of Dam (2): 1. Heatherstone Enterprises; 2. Hahncrest Farm Dam & Offspring (2): 1. Hahncrest Farm; 2. Hammertime Holsteins Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: KnH Endres Farm, Reedsburg District 6 Show Results - Tuesday, June 29 Green County Fairgrounds, Monroe Judge: Roger Turner 203 head shown (145 heifers, 58 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (7): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) WI Fischerdale Speckles, Payton, Braelyn & Reagan Sarbacker, Verona; 2. (2JR) Heritage Cruella Devil-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker, Whitewater; 3. (3JR) Ms Midnite Kiss-ET, Tessa & Stella Schmocker & Sadie Kropf, Whitewater; 4. (4JR) Hobby-Hill Alex Glare Ice, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville; 5. (5JR) WI Fischerdale Doc English, Payton, Braelyn & Reagan Sarbacker, Verona Spring Calf (16): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) WI Fischerdale Speckles, Payton, Braelyn & Reagan Sarbacker, Verona; 2. (2JR) Heritage Cruella Devil-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker, Whitewater; 3. NK-Stef Unstpbl Totally-Red, Nikole Steffenhagen, Kenosha; 4. (3JR) Hobby-Hill Aristcrat Glenda, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville; 5. (4JR) Hobby-Hill Addison Tequila, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Winter Calf (46): 1. Floydholm Kdoc Ellarose-ET, Lauren & Brayden Breunig, Sauk City; 2. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) WI Fischerdale Radio Ryder, Payton, Braelyn & Reagan Sarbacker, Verona; 3. Skykomish Tatoo Bliss, Ryan Matheron, Johnny Machado & Heritage

Holsteins, Whitewater; 4. Opsal Solomon CelebrityET, Cranehill Genetics & Matt & Lauren Evangelo, Whitewater; 5. (2JR) Pine-Haven Master Winter, Owen Chelminiak, Delavan Fall Calf (32): 1. (B&O) Ocean-View 1 Step at a Time, Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield; 2. Ziems Denver Adore-ET, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) Diamondhead Master Shakira, Jacob & Jared Greidanus, Delavan; 4. (2JR) CnC Back the Blue, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda; 5. Sonnenbrook AshantiRed-ET, Ryan Sonnenburg, Belleville Summer Yearling (23): 1. (B&O) Highwaymen Denver Alright, Ryan Lauber & Ben Wallace, Union Grove; 2. Heritage Lickmylips-Red-ET, Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Dane; 3. (1JR) LynVale Firecracker-Red-ET, Hailey Richardson, Dane; 4. (2JR) Jeffrey-Way Drman Tavor-ET, Emma & Ava Hendrickson, Belleville; 5. (3JR, JrB&O) Hobby-Hill Denver Egg-O, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Spring Yearling (10): 1. (B&O) Opsal Denver Cheer Me On-ET, Troy Opsal, Blue Mounds; 2. Sugar-C Warior Trish-Red-ET, Sugar Creek Dairy, Delavan; 3. (1JR) Rock-Edge Jordy Rita-Red, Nicole Broege, Janesville; 4. (2JR) Ryan-Vu Warrior Racetrack, Morgan Thostenson, Brodhead; 5. (3JR) Sonnenbrook Denver Kirby-ET, Hailey Raymond, New Glarus Winter Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Opsal Alt Cant Stop Me-ET, Troy Opsal, Blue Mounds; 2. Arethusa Jordy Zayne-Red, Niki & Kelsi Steffenhagen, Kenosha; 3. (1JR) Cleland Warrior Cathlen-Red, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville; 4. (2JR) Jeffrey-Way Artist Nell, Emma & Ava Hendrickson, Belleville; 5. Virhada Crush Candy, Virhada Holsteins LLC, Mount Horeb Fall Yearling (4): 1. Maple-Leigh Dmpsey Alexa-ET, G & H Dairy, Delavan; 2. (B&O) Ziems America Love, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 3. Rock-N-HillII Satrn Casino, Michael & Chris McCullough, Juda; 4. Duckett Altitude Fortune-TW, Corey Metcalf, Milton Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Lyn-Vale Firecracker-Red-ET, Hailey Richardson, Dane Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Jeffrey-Way Drman Tavor-ET, Emma & Ava

Hendrickson, Belleville Junior Champion of the Show: Highwaymen Denver Alright, Ryan Lauber & Ben Wallace, Union Grove Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Heritage Lickmylips-Red-ET, Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Dane Junior Best Three (4): 1. Opsal’s Ridge, Blue Mounds; 2. Fischerdale Holsteins, Verona; 3. Heritage Holsteins, Whitewater; 4. Go-Sho/Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O) BHHD Ammo-P Fireball-Red, Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Dane; 2. Duckett Impression Becky-ET, Shaun Bainbridge, New Glarus Junior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. (1JR, BU, B&O, JrB&O) Hobby-Hill Denver Elizabeth, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville; 2. Our-Favorite Av UltimateET, Brandon Flannery, Argyle; 3. Kamps-Hollow Blakenship, Niki & Kelsi Steffenhagen & R Kamps, Kenosha; 4. Shiloh-USA Ustb Emma-Red-ET, Virhada Holsteins LLC, Mount Horeb Senior 2-Year-Old (14): 1. (BU, B&O) Ms Team Diamond, Me-Do Meadows, J Drendel & B & J Wallace, Orfordville; 2. Bluff-Ridge Demp Biaggi, Brandon Flannery, Argyle; 3. Jeffrey-Way Slmn Sonnet-ET, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 4. S-S-I Rivet Hailin 10349-ET, Brandon & Blake Biese, Delavan; 5. Trent-Way Tea Time, Trent & Kelsey Hendrickson, Blanchardville; (1JR) Duckett Denver Olivia-ET, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater; (2JR) Mell-Wood Jacoby 2338-J, Sydni, Samuel & Blake Mell, Waunakee Junior 3-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU) Hardwood Doc Brizetta, Heatherstone Enterprises, M Kinyon & B Flannery, Argyle; 2. (B&O, Prod) Ocean-View Silver Lining, Ocean View Genetics, Deerfield; 3. Rock-N-Hill-II Cake, Michael & Chris McCullough, Juda; 4. ZiemsCol Dback Kasmir-ET, Tim, Leah & Barbara Ziemba & Jeffery Cole, Cambridge; 5. Ziems Av Muddy MarvelET, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; (1JR) RockEdge Defiant Reba-Red, Nicole Broege, Janesville Senior 3-Year-Old (10): 1. (BU, B&O) Trent-Way Dash-ET, Trent & Kelsey Hendrickson, Blanchardville; 2. Sherona-Hill Jct Annie-Red, Brandon Flannery,

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Junior Show; 4. Intermediate, Reserve, and HM Intermediate Champions of the Show; 5. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Reserve Grand, and HM Grand Champions of the Junior Show; 6. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Reserve Grand and HM Grand Champions of the Show 16 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

Argyle; 3. (Prod) Rock-N-Hill-II Saga, Rachel McCullough, Juda; 4. Jeffrey-Way Daniel Tandi, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 5. Anglewood B&B Doorman, Brandon Flannery, Argyle; (1JR) FlanneryVu Solomon Erin-ET, Gavin McNett, Argyle; (2JR) Hobby-Hill Solomon Epic-ET, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Hobby-Hill Denver Elizabeth, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Duckett Denver Olivia-ET, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater Intermediate Champion of the Show: Hardwood Doc Brizetta, Heatherstone Enterprises, M Kinyon & B Flannery, Argyle Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Trent-Way Dash-ET, Trent & Kelsey Hendrickson, Blanchardville 4-Year-Old (12): 1. (BU, B&O, Prod) Jeffrey-Way Db Tamborae-ET, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 2. Sherona-Hill Applesnack-ET, Ziems Farms & Tim & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 3. (1JR) Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater; 4. (2JR) Lars-Acres Airlift Fareway, Luke Trustem, Evansville; 5. Jeffrey-Way Sandra-ET, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville 5-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, B&O, Prod) Rock-N-Hill-II Sid Winnie, Michael & Chris McCullough, Juda; 2. Ar-Line Brady Alia-ET, Barb, Tim & Leah Ziemba & Randy Holthaus, Cambridge; 3. Trent-Way-PB DistractionET, Trent & Kelsey Hendrickson, Blanchardville 6-Year-Old and Older (2): 1. (BU) Smith-Hollow Stanlycp Lania, Joseph Opsal & Hayleigh Geurink, Blue Mounds; 2. (B&O, Prod) Jeffrey-Way Mc Tanacut, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville 150,000 lb. Cow (3): 1. (BU) Ryan-Vu Gchip Claudette-ET, Joseph Opsal, Blue Mounds; 2. KampsHollow Des Accent-Red, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 3. (1JR, Prod) Glenn-Ann Doorman Bootie, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show:

Hobby-Hill Denver Elizabeth, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Lars-Acres Airlift Fareway, Luke Trustem, Evansville Senior & Grand Champion, Best Udder of the Show and Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: JeffreyWay Db Tamborae-ET, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Sherona-Hill Applesnack-ET, Ziems Farms & Tim & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge Best Three Females (2): 1. Jeffrey-Way, Belleville; 2. Rock-N-Hill-II, Juda Produce of Dam (1): 1. Jeffrey-Way, Belleville Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Jeffrey-Way, Belleville; 2. Opsal’s Ridge, Blue Mounds; 3. Hobby-Hill/Gracin & Chesney Speich, Orfordville Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Jeffrey-Way Holsteins, Belleville District 7 Show Results - Tuesday, June 15 Kewaunee County Fairgrounds, Luxemburg Judge: Mike Duckett 140 head shown (95 heifers, 45 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (4): 1. (1JR) Redcarpet War Missouri-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh & D & C Ryan, Marion; 2. (2JR, B&O) Forest-Ridge A Maryland-Red, Adella & Ainsley Loehr, Eden; 3. (3JR) Forest-Ridge RL Dandy-Red, Adella & Ainsley Loehr, Eden; 4. Bryersquart Rave Redo-Red, Scott Jeanquart, Forestville Spring Calf (5): 1. (1JR) Redcarpet War Missouri-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh & D & C Ryan, Marion; 2. (2JR, B&O, JrB&O) CK-Horizons Diamond-Red-ET, Chloe Kinnard, Casco; 3. (3JR) Uecker Altitude Sunrise-Red, Chloe LaCrosse, Forestville; 4. (4JR) Forest-Ridge A Maryland-Red, Adella & Ainsley Loehr, Eden; 5. (5JR) Schuh-Vu K Royal Nicole-ET, Joseph Schuh, Casco

Winter Calf (28): 1. (B&O) Ms Thunderstorm EraET, La Femme Fatale Syndicate & S & S Nehls, Kaukauna; 2. Ms Milksource Versace-ET, MilkSource, Ransom-Rail, L Fischer & Legendholm, Kaukauna; 3. Ms Thunderstorm Eternity-ET, La Femme Fatale Syndicate, Kaukauna; 4. (1JR) Le-O-La Altitude Callie-ET, Abigail & Alexander Ard, Pulaski; 5. Milksource Tstrm Cabrnet-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; (JrB&O) Schuh-Vu King Royal Niki-ET, Joseph Schuh, Seymour Fall Calf (18): 1. (B&O) Milksource Warior KlashRed, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. Milksource Autumn-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 3. Milksource Toronto-Red-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 4. (1JR) Mead-Manor Avalanche Ava-ET, Megan Moede, Algoma; 5. (2JR) Milksource Tanquray-Red-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh & M & M Tauaalo, Marion; (JrB&O) Ms Gaedtke Jordy Perfection, H, A, K & A Gaedtke & M & J Kroll, Luxemburg Summer Yearling (17): 1. (1JR, B&O) Bella-View Love and War-Red, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion; 2. (2JR) Kamps-Rx Appleb Avery-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton; 3. Milksource Rumor Has It, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 4. Sco-Lo Handsome Fox-ET, Craig Krohlow, Black Creek; 5. (3JR) Betley Crsb Get Up N Go, Jacob & Claire Betley, Pulaski; (JrB&O) Antiki Warrior Lil Diva-Red, Jules Cappelle, Greenleaf Spring Yearling (14): 1. (B&O) Legendholm Hopes Harper, Legendholm Holsteins, Kaukauna; 2. (1JR) Mead-Manor Doc Albany, Megan Moede, Algoma; 3. (2JR) Quietcove Avalnche Faith-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion; 4. Jauquet Avalanche Mint, Jeff Jauquet, Luxemburg; 5. (3JR) Unlimited Jordy Loop-Red, Lydia Rasmussen, Seymour; (JrB&O)

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior Show; 2. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Show; 3. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Junior Show; 4. Intermediate and Reserve Intermediate Champions of the Show; 5. Senior and Reserve Senior Champions of the Junior Show; 6. Grand and Reserve Grand Champions of the Junior Show; 7. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Reserve Grand Champions of the Show August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 17

Crystal-Oak Bentley Flicker, Drew, Victoria & Derek Christoph, Luxemburg Winter Yearling (7): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) BellaRidge Lets Get Tatoos, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion; 2. Windy-Knoll-View Pennies, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 3. (2JR) Ms Milksource Unix AJ-ET, Jacob Viergutz, Clintonville; 4. (3JR) J-Springs Crush Rosette, Gracie Lynn Ziegler, Freedom; 5. TravAnnah Fitzs Finale-Red, Travis & Savannah Krohlow, Black Creek Fall Yearling (2): 1. Milksource Unix ChassupET, Jacob & Logan Harbaugh & Erin Viergutz, Clintonville; 2. (1JR) Srnka George Hagar Sarah, Thomas Diemel, Cecil Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Bella-View Love and War-Red, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Kamps-Rx Appleb Avery-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton Junior Champion of the Show: Legendholm Hopes Harper, Legendholm Holsteins, Kaukauna Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Milksource Warior Klash-Red, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna Junior Best Three (2): 1. Bella-Ridge Holsteins, Marion; 2. Chloe LaCrosse, Forestville Junior 2-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) SS-Maplecrest Tatoo Jasmine, Jasmine Syndicate, Algoma; 2. (B&O) Milksource Doorman Khloe-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 3. (1JR) Synergy Smitten-Red-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski; 4. (2JR) Crystal-Oak Undnied Claudia, Victoria & Derek Christoph, Luxemburg; 5. Langer Unix Lipstick-ET, Justin & Kayla Langer, Marion Senior 2-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU) Car-Bon Doc Abbie, Steve, Sara, Adrianna & August Schneider, Pulaski; 2. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Crystal-Oak Imp Fortune, Drew, Victoria & Derek Christoph, Luxemburg; 3. (2JR) Silver-B Avalanch Melody-ET, Calista & Camille LaCrosse, Kewaunee; 4. (3JR) Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET, H, A, K & A Gaedtke & M & J Kroll, Luxemburg; 5. (4JR) Gaedtke Jordy Eloise-Red-ET, H, A, K & A Gaedtke & M & J Kroll, Luxemburg Junior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU) Ebert-Ent Jacoby Gabby-ET, Evan Brey, Sturgeon Bay; 2. (1JR) NehlsValley Radioactiv-Red, Grant Vosters, Freedom; 3. Sky-M Solomon Ivy-ET, Brandon Smith, Pulaski; 4. (B&O) Harmony-Mist Harley, David & Julie Marcks, Black Creek; 5. Teapot Solomon Ariel, Kayla Krueger, Marion; (2Jr, JrB&O, Prod) JHS-Haven Mccutchen Shock, Jeremy Schlies, Denmark Senior 3-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Harmony-Mist Charlotte, David & Julie Marcks, Black Creek; 2. Cycle Jacoby Bash, Brey Cycle Farm LLC, Sturgeon Bay Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: NehlsValley Radioactiv-Red, Grant Vosters, Freedom Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Synergy Smitten-Red-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski Intermediate Champion of the Show: SS-Maplecrest Tatoo Jasmine, Jasmine Syndicate, Algoma Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Ebert-Ent Jacoby Gabby-ET, Evan Brey, Sturgeon Bay 4-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU) Nehls-Valley Arch Angel, 18 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. (B&O) Harmony-Mist Corolla, David & Julie Marcks, Black Creek; 3. (1JR) Gaedtke Doorman Quela, H, A, K & A Gaedtke & M & J Kroll, Luxemburg; 4. (Prod) Grace Archie Mazda, Anthony Knorn, Casco; 5. Gracy Armour Hushpuppy, Anthony Knorn, Casco; (2JR) Okato Airship LipstickRed, Calista LaCrosse, Kewaunee 5-Year-Old Cow (7): 1. Moorclose Avalanche Whine, Brandon Smith, Pulaski; 2. (1JR, B&O, Prod) Synergy Armani Smolder-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski; 3. (BU) Bryersquart Delta Bayou, Edward Jeanquart, Forestville; 4. Ri-Jul Defiant Song-Red, Richard & Julie Vomastic, Pulaski; 5. (2JR) Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Calista LaCrosse, Kewaunee 6-Year-Old & Older (4): 1. (BU) Comestar Godlwyn Locassie-ET, Justin & Kayla Langer, Marion; 2. (B&O) Crystal-Oak Corvette Flower, Shari & Dennis Christoph, Luxemburg; 3. (1JR) Gaedtke Absolute Ellie-Red, J, J, H, A & K Gaedtke & M Kroll, Luxemburg; 4. (2JR, Prod) Mead-Manor Abs AdrianET, Megan Moede, Algoma 150,000 lb Cow (2): 1. (1JR, B&O, BU, Prod) Synergy Epic Sugar-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski; 2. Synergy Balisto Swirl-ET, Synergy Farm LLC, Pulaski Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Crystal-Oak Imp Fortune, Drew, Victoria & Derek Christoph, Luxemburg Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Synergy Epic Sugar-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Gaedtke Doorman Quela, H, A, K & A Gaedtke & M & J Kroll, Luxemburg Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Nehls-Valley Radioactiv-Red, Grant Vosters, Freedom Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Synergy Epic Sugar-ET, Evan Jauquet, Pulaski Senior & Grand Champion and Best Udder of Show: Nehls-Valley Arch Angel, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion and Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: HarmonyMist Corolla, David & Julie Marcks, Black Creek Best Three Females (4): 1. Harmony-Mist, BlackCreek; 2. Synergy Family Dairy, Pulaski; 3. Rolling Hills Dairy, Luxemburg; 4. Crystal Oak, Luxemburg Dam & Offspring (1): 1. Rolling Hills Dairy, Luxemburg Produce of Dam (3): 1. Synergy Family Dairy, Pulaski; 2. Rolling Hills Dairy, Luxemburg; 3. Crystal Oak, Luxemburg Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Synergy Dairy, Pulaski District 8 Show Results - Wednesday, June 16 Dodge County Fairgrounds, Beaver Dam Judge: Jeff Brantmeier 97 head (72 heifers, 25 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (2): 1. (1JR) Ryan-Vu D Lambda Roster, Leah Smith, Watertown; 2. (2JR) Northcrest Warrior Farra, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo Spring Calf (8): 1. Duckett Boom Lib-ET, Budjon, Vail, Binverse & Risner, Lomira; 2. (B&O) Budjon Chief Kiera, Budjon Farms, Lomira; 3. (1JR) Ryan-Vu D Lambda Roster, Leah Smith, Watertown; 4. Crave

Sidekick Georgia-ET, Roseanne Crave, Waterloo; 5. Crave Sidekick 13605, Roseanne Crave, Waterloo; (2JR) Northcrest Warrior Farra, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo Winter Calf (15): 1. (1JR) Ms Thunderstorm ElectraET, Grady & Lane Wendorf & Anneke, Ava & John Van De Pol, Ixonia; 2. (B&O) Crave Admiral 13402, Crave Brothers Farm, Waterloo; 3. Blexys Crushtime Blueberry-ET, Budjon, Vail & Van Exel, Lomira; 4. Budweisers Sdkck Bahama-ET, John Cunningham & Ross Risner, Lomira; 5. Budjon-Vail C Slow DanceET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; (2JR) Northcrest Antonio 3854-TW, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo; (JrB&O) Brand-New Thunder Hattie-TW, Colton, Ashley, Justin & Katie Brandel, Lake Mills Fall Calf (21): 1. (1JR) Le-O-La Alt Destiny-Red-ET, Miles Rickert, Lomira; 2. (2JR) Ms Angel Dakari-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf and Anneke, Ava & John Van De Pol, Ixonia; 3. (B&O) Budjon-Vail Black VelvetET, Peter and Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 4. Sunnylodge Knounadale Db Eve, Shawn & Seth Nehls & Paula Schmitz, Hustisford; 5. Ledge-Way Redlight Alert, Rebekah & Miles Schraufnagel, Mayville; (JrB&O) Powers-Haven Tatoo Pretty, Caroline Powers, Columbus Summer Yearling (10): 1. (1JR) Scenic-Edge Junebug-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. (B&O) Crave Doc Dreamy 13062-ET, Crave Brothers Farm, Waterloo; 3. Crave Dm Annamarie-ET, Roseanne Crave, Waterloo; 4. Budjon Dnvr Andrea Crowe-ET, Budjon Farms, Lomira; 5. Budjon Hi Octan AnnarchyET, Budjon Farms, Lomira; (2JR) Northcrest Tatoo 3733, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo; (JrB&O) Straussdale All Things Shae, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Spring Yearling (8): 1. (B&O) Cheers Sdkck Cheap Trick-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 2. Ebert-Ent Tatoo Coconut-ET, Garrett & Gracelyn Bishop, Watertown; 3. AOT Avalanche HangoverET, Hogge, Dymentholm & Wadeland So Dairy LLC, Lomira; 4. Budjon-Vail Aval Enriqua-ET, Shawn & Seth Nehls & Derek Gabsch, Hustisford; 5. (1JR) InStyle Living on the Edge, Vivian & Winston Lichty, Beaver Dam; (2JR) Crescentmead Ambition, Grady & Lane Wendorf & Sydney Miller, Ixonia; (JrB&O) Brand-New Add Lace 2379, Colton, Ashley, Justin & Katie Brandel, Lake Mills Winter Yearling (4): 1. (1JR) Nehls-Valley LovelyRed-ET, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford; 2. (B&O) Ms Crave Jrdy Lovely-Red-ET, Crave Brothers Farm, Waterloo; 3. (2JR) Miss Summer Sass, L & M Wendorf, K Nickels & C Sachse, Ixonia; 4. (3JR) Northcrest Buggy 3640, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo Fall Yearling (4): 1. Milksource Storm Siren-ET, NDIRA & Denier Farms, Lomira; 2. (1JR) Ehrke Daniel Door Klolli-ET, Grant Schneider, Fort Atkinson; 3. (2JR) Nise-N-Fancy Jor Cadence-TW, Ian, Marissa, Finn & Malcom Spoke, Waterloo; 4. (3JR, JrB&O) Brand-New De Hotstuff 2336, Colton, Ashley, Justin & Katie Brandel, Lake Mills Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Shows: Scenic-Edge Junebug-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia

1. Junior and Reserve Junior Champions of the Junior and Open Shows; 2. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Grand Champions of the Junior Show; 3. Senior, Grand and Reserve Senior, Grand Champions of the Show

Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior & Open Shows: Le-O-La Alt Destiny-Red-ET, Miles Rickert, Lomira Junior Best Three (3): 1. Crave Brothers Farm LLC Junior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. (B&O, BU) Car-Bon Doc Amia, Shawn Nehls & Carl Werner, Hustisford; 2. Nehls-Valley Sidekick Sisco, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford; 3. Marybee Absolute Lovin-Red, Mary Gundrum, Hartford; 4. Indies-View Lysandra NT, Grayson & Abbie Gahring, Watertown Senior 2-Year Old (4): 1. (BU) Lafougere Side Sunshine, Shawn & Seth Nehls, Hustisford; 2. Warmka Dback 2895-Red-ET, Brant Flier & Andrew Buiter, Waupun; 3. (1JR) Smith-Crest Dmndbk VixenET, Sam Pitterle & Trent Schlender, Watertown; 4. (B&O) Mar-Linda-K Anticipation-Red, Kayla Wright, Johnson Creek Junior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (1JR, B&O, BU) Dreamfix Splash of Sun-ET, L & M Wendorf, K Nickels and C Sachse, Ixonia; 2. Jetwood Ammo-P Tiki-Red, Jonathan Thurk, Pound; 3. (2JR) Ehrke Etoli Beemer Jenoie, Grant Schnieder, Fort Atkinson Senior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (B&O, BU) Nehls-Valley Imac Secret, Shawn Nehls, Hustisford; 2. Ledge-Way Beemer Litemeup, Rebekah and Miles Schraufnagel, Mayville; 3. (1JR, JrB&O) Marinex Diamondback Willow, Matthias Annexstad, Hartford 4-Year-Old (7): 1. (B&O, BU) Nehls-Valley Union Lookout, Gene & Seth Nehls, Hustisford; 2. (1JR, JrB&O) Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford; 3. Randmar Gc Goldie-ET, Charles & Sybil Thompson, Watertown; 4. Milgene Byway Fannie Pack, Hildebrant Family Farm, Hustisford; 5. Ernest-Anthony Alias-ET, Travis Smith & Wade Yardley, Watertown 5-Year-Old (3): 1. (B&O, BU) Milgene Jezabel Blk Diamond, Hildebrant Family Farm, Hustisford; 2. Stelte Beemer 742, Brant Flier, Waupun; 3. (1JR) Staussdale At Glory 1765, Erin, Emily & Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. (1JR, B&O, BU) Milgene Halo Jiggy With It, Ariona, Tianda & Treyton Hildebrandt, Hustisford 150,000 lb Cow (0) Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Milgene Halo Jiggy With It, Ariona, Tianda & Treyton Hildebrandt, Hustisford Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Dreamfix Splash of Sun-ET, L & M

Wendorf, K Nickels and C Sachse, Ixonia Senior & Grand Champion of the Show, Champion Bred & Owned, & Best Udder of the Show: Milgene Halo Jiggy With It, Ariona, Tianda & Treyton Hildebrandt, Hustisford Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Nehls-Valley Union Lookout, Gene & Seth Nehls, Hustisford Best Three Females (2): 1. Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford; 2. Nehls-Valley Farm, Hustisford Produce of Dam (0) Dam & Offspring (0) Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Nehls-Valley Farm, Hustisford District 10 Show Results - Saturday, June 26 Calumet County Fairgrounds, Chilton Judge: Eddie Bue 179 head shown (123 heifers, 56 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & under (20): 1. (1JR, B&O) Hilrose Redlite Amy-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Hilbert; 2. Ms Anaylst Fistfight-Red-ET, Austen Schmidt & Brad Laack, Cascade; 3. (2JR, JrB&O) Ms Mauk-E-Way RemingtonRed, N, B, and J Mauk & A, C and Royce Booth, Plymouth; 4. (3JR) Hilrose Moovin Athena, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Hilbert; 5. (4JR) Kress-Hill Suri-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton Spring Calf (15): 1. (B&O) Burledge W Sasha FierceRed, Ray & Rae Nell Halbur, Fond du Lac; 2. (1JR) Hilrose Redlite Amy-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Hilbert; 3. (2JR, JrB&O) Ryan-Vu Unix Rarity, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 4. Ms Anaylst Fistfight-Red-ET, Austen Schmidt & Brad Laack, Cascade; 5. Ms Cow-Palace Select Alexa, Sara Feldmann, Sheboygan Winter Calf (20): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) Booth-Haven Lady Mary K-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 2. Cow-Palace Tatoo Anna, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 3. (2JR) Kress-Hill SunroseRed, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton; 4. Bee-Bow Select Holiday, Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac; 5. (3JR) Hilrose Master Glory, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood Fall Calf (27): 1. (B&O) Hilrose Altitude Ariel-Red, Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood; 2. (1JR) 2nd-Look Master Blaster, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden; 3. (2JR) Siemers Great 33929-Red-ET, Lauren Siemers & Brianna Meyer, Chilton; 4. Luncrest Crul Adear 2245-ET, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 5. (3JR) Mauk-EWay Thdrstrm Tez, Natalie Mae Mauk, Plymouth; (4JR, JrB&O) Ryan-Vu Raptor Chlorine, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac

Summer Yearling (18): 1. (1JR) Sugar-C Warrior Lil Star, Nathan Piper & Karlee Zick, Pickett; 2. (B&O) Lyn-Vale Master Gardenia, Amanda Schultz, Waldo; 3. Elmlo Warrior Linda, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 4. Oakfield Denver Fairy-ET, Royal Vista Holsteins, Pickett; 5. (2JR) Booth-Haven Lady Diana-Red, Cathryn Gunst, Pine River; (JrB&O) Ms Vandoske Warrior Arrow, Brianne Vandoske & Austin Radue, Cleveland Spring Yearling (13): 1. Oakfield Unix Zoom-ET, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 2. Oakfield Unix ZiplineET, Austen Schmidt & Luncrest Farm, Cascade; 3. (1JR) Dreamhaven Doorman Bellabee, Maria, Brooke & Melanie Zillges, Larsen; 4. (2JR, B&O, JrB&O) Maple-Edge Calendr Girl-Red, Logan Brass, Howards Grove; 5. (3JR) Booth-Haven First Lady-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Winter Yearling (7): 1. (1JR, B&O, JrB&O) BoothHaven Pretty Lady-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 2. Cow-Palace Warrior Aria-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 3. Goldmist Altitude Juliet-ET, Nicole & Aaron Breunig, Manitowoc; 4. (2JR) Jenlar Undenied Swizzle, Brianna, Austin & Abby Meyer, Chilton; 5. Bee-Bow Unix Sherry, Austen Schmidt & Nicholas Schuster, Cascade Fall Yearling (3): 1. (1JR) Leawood Aristo RebeccaRed, Cathryn & Christopher Gunst, Pine River; 2. (2JR, B&O) Ryan-Vu Drifter Retire, B & M Zillges, M Zillges and D & C Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. Gjerpen Doc Expressions-ET, Eric Haupt, Manitowoc Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Booth-Haven Lady Mary K-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell and Royce Booth, Plymouth Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Booth-Haven Pretty Lady-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell and Royce Booth, Plymouth Junior Champion of the Open Show: Oakfield Unix Zoom-ET, Austen Schmidt, Cascade Reserve Junior Champion of the Open Show: Booth-Haven Lady Mary K-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell and Royce Booth, Plymouth Junior Best Three (2): 1. Booth-Haven Holsteins; 2. Hilrose Holsteins Junior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. (B&O) Kampy Tatoo Gold Rush-ET, Kamphuis Farms, Brandon; 2. (1JR, JrB&O) Ryan-Vu Crush Nesiah, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. (2JR, BU) Jenlar Doc Shock, Brianna, Austin & Abby Meyer, Chilton; 4. Oakfield Benefit ElectricET, Kelly Jens, Sheboygan Falls; 5. Fer-Crest Call the Police, Brandon Ferry, Hilbert Senior 2-Year-Old (10): 1. (B&O, BU) Chrisleacres Undenied Poise, Chris-Le-Acres, St. Cloud; 2. Hilrose August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 19

Tatoo Pepper, Jeff Brantmeier, Sherwood; 3. (1JR) Jenlar Tatoo Spearmint, Brianna, Austin & Abby Meyer, Chilton; 4. Elmlo Doorman Tundra-ET, James & Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 5. Fer-Crest Uptown Girl, Brandon Ferry, Hilbert; (2JR) Smilaire Bliss, Zoe Ertel, Plymouth Junior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. (B&O, BU) Kampy-PW Dmndbck Jives-Red, Kamphuis Farms, Brandon; 2. Lyn-Vale Jordy Fiona, William Schultz III, Waldo; 3. Elmlo Vogue Ricki, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 4. Mission-Bell Pety Oakly-TW, Erin Jens, Sheboygan Falls; 5. Hilrose Ammo-P Adorable, Joseph Brantmeier, Hilbert; (Prod) Hilrose Kenosha Lola, Joseph Brantmeier, Hilbert Senior 3-Year-Old (7): 1. (B&O, BU) Fer-Crest Lovestruck-ET, Brandon & Shianne Ferry, Hilbert; 2. Ryan-Vu Doorman Maiti-ET, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. (1JR) MS Kress-Hil Saphire-RedET, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton; 4. Bella-View Solomon Aruba, SPF Holsteins, St. Cloud; 5. (2JR, Prod) Lyn-Vale Rainy Day-Red-ET, Brianne Vandoske & Austin Radue, Cleveland Intermediate Champion of the Show: Chrisleacres Undenied Poise, Chris-Le-Acres, St. Cloud Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Fer-Crest Lovestruck-ET, Brandon & Shianne Ferry, Hilbert 4-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU) Milksource Byway AmazonET, James, Ben & Nathan Gillett, Rosendale; 2. (B&O)

Fer-Crest Dickey Election, Brandon Ferry, Hilbert; 3. Hilrose Doorman Andorra, Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood; 4. Kampy Cairo Pansy, Kamphuis Farms, Brandon; 5. (1JR) Berryridge Kingboy 3256, Karlee Zick & Nathan Piper, Pickett; (2JR) OCD Leap of FateRed-ET, Matthew, Elizabeth, Cathryn & Christopher Gunst, Pine River; (Prod) Valley-Drive Jacoby Tarawa, Emily & Austin Stumpf, Campbellsport 5-Year-Old (8): 1. (B&O, BU) Ms Kresshil SunkissRed-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton; 2. Fer-Crest Rginald Trixie-ET, Brandon & Shianne Ferry, Hilbert; 3. Ryan-Vu Brady Drizzle, Evan Schrauth, Waupun; 4. Jeffrey-Way Beemer T-Bella, Brandon & Shianne Ferry, Hilbert; 5. Kampy Atwood Izzy, Kamphuis Farms, Brandon; (Prod) Milkinaire Deman Allstar, Milkinaire Dairy, Two Rivers 6-Year-Old & Older (5): 1. (B&O, BU) Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad & Mark Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. (Prod) Luck-E Anaheim Airforce-ET, Milkinaire Dairy, Two Rivers; 3. Elmlo Atlantic Lexi, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 4. Mission-Bell Pitbull Oneida, Erin Jens, Sheboygan Falls; 5. Hiddenway Okalibur Mercer, Shianne Ferry, Hilbert 150,000 lb. Cow (4): 11. (BU) Ladinodale Ladd P Ava-Red, Kamphuis Farms, Brandon; 2. (B&O) Hilrose Braxton Apricot-ET, Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood; 3. Hiddenway Sahara Maroon, Shianne Ferry, Hilbert; 4. (Prod) Hilrose Darwynn Angie-Red, Joseph Brantmeier, Sherwood

Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Ryan-Vu Crush Nesiah, Dylan and Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Ms Kress-Hil Saphire-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Lyn-Vale Rainy Day-Red-ET, Brianne Vandoske & Austin Radue, Cleveland Senior Champion of the Open Show: Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad & Mark Ryan, Fond du Lac Reserve Senior Champion of the Show: Ms Kresshil Sunkiss-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress, Newton Grand Champion, Best Udder & Champion Bred & Owned of the Show: Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad & Mark Ryan, Fond du Lac Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Chrisleacres Undenied Poise, Chris-Le-Acres, St. Cloud Best Three Females (3): 1. Elmlo Holsteins; 2. Kamphuis Farms; 3. Hilrose Dairy Produce of Dam (2): 1. Kress-Hill Dairy; 2. Hilrose Dairy Dam & Offspring (3): 1. Hilrose Dairy; 2. Kress-Hill Dairy; 3. BradBo Farms Premier Breeder: Brandon & Shianne Ferry, Hilbert Premier Exhibitor: Kamphuis Farms, Brandon

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Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Profiles

It’s often heard at shows from announcers on what an honor it is to receive Premier Breeder or Exhibitor of a show. These awards are a testament to the time and devotion put into breeding and developing a herd of cows and being able to reap those successes at shows. Each farm or breeder who received this honor this year was asked to share their breeding goals and information about their herd. Check out these mini-profiles on these outstanding breeders and exhibitors.

District 1: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Crisdhome Farm, The Kruscke Family

Family Members: Chuck and Mary Kruschke, Dave Kruschke, Jake and Jade Kruschke with son Brantley and Peter and Danielle Kruschke

District 2: Premier Breeder - Welsh-Edge Holsteins, The Petersheim Family

Location: New Richmond, Wis.

Family Members: Ralph and Sheila Petersheim, Heather (Mike) Metzler, Derek and Justine Petersheim, David Petersheim, Hope Petersheim

RHA: 2x 26,000 4.0% 1040 3.3% 850

Number of cows: 70-80

Number Shown: 9 with 8 homebred

BAA:110.6

Number of cows: 100

Location: Viroqua, Wis.

BAA: 113.4

RHA: 23,700, 3.7, 3.0

Sires used: Sidekick, Tatoo, Doorman, Warrior, Altitude, Moovin, Honour, Goldchip, Atwood, Dempsey, Defiant, Unix

Number Shown: 4 cows, 2 heifers all homebred

Breeding philosophy: We focus on strong cow families and breed for type with udders, feet & legs and rump width as our main focus.

Comment on cows: Crisdhome Goldchp Drunkdial EX-91 is an eighth generation EX Dellia that was Senior and Grand Champion as well as Champion Bred and Owned. Crisdhome Hypnotic Bankston EX-91 was Reserve Senior and Reserve Grand Champion. Crisdhome Durham Crayola-ET EX-94 is an 11th generation EX and was the winning production cow for the second year in a row. Crisdhome Midnight Metalica VG-85 was the first place Senior 2 and Reserve Intermediate Champion and is a descendant of Jake’s old 4-H show cow, Moonlite EX-94.

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Sires used: Gold Chip, Tatoo, Felon, Redcloud, King Doc, Crush

Breeding philosophy: Our motto is “Breeding and Feeding for Longevity.” We believe that healthy soil grows quality forage. Quality forages and good cow families develop healthy animals that can stand the test of time. We acknowledge that there is great value in cows that can prove their longevity. We value aAa as a tool to breed a balanced cow, and because of that balance and longevity we are able to sell 25 to 35 milk cows for dairy every year. Over 70% of cows that leave our farm leave for dairy purposes Comment on cows: Four of the six animals exhibited are descendants of our Leadman Ginger cow, who lived to be 16 years of age, was EX-90 4E and made 316,000 pounds of milk on a high forage, low grain diet.

District 2: Premier Exhibitor - Mahoney-East Holsteins, The Weirouch Family Family Members: Jason, Shelby, & Jordan Weihrouch Location: Melrose, Wis.

Number of cows: 13 Holsteins & 27 Brown Swiss BAA: 109.68

Number Shown: 4 cows

Management Goals: Our management goals are to make high quality feed for higher milk production and components. We also put a lot of focus on cow health and SCC numbers. We breed cows to find the best possible bulls for each individual cow to make the next generation of high production, type, and high longevity cows. Comments on Animals Exhibited at the Show: We exhibited three Senior 3-Year Olds, Mahoney Kingboy Sally VG-86 was first and named Reserve Intermediate Champion, Mahoney Diamond Rose-Red VG-88 was second place and Eachibon Atwood Estella VG-88 was fourth. We also exhibited 5-year-old, Mahoney Impression Jada EX-91. She was first place and Reserve Grand Champion of the Show. We would like to thank both of our families for breeding such great cattle to work with!

District 3: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor - Tombeth Holsteins, The Kearns Family Family Members: Tom and Beth, Jason and wife Bailee full-time, Matt and wife Sarah Marie and Sarah part-time. Location: Gays Mills, Wis.

Number of cows: 135 RHA: 24,063 BAA: 109.2

Average score: 87 points

Number Shown: 9 head, 8 homebred Breeding Philosophies: We breed for longevity. Using aAa mating and sires positive in milk and components we strive to make corrective matings. We breed for long lasting cows who are efficient with a forage-based diet. We are currently seeing progress in our RHA and meeting more reproduction goals with the use of activity tracking collars.. Comments on Animals Exhibited at the Show: At district show, four of our cows, and all three of our class winners, trace back to our foundation cow, Tombeth Jolt Erin EX-94. For heifers - two December calves are direct daughters of our first EX-95 cow, Tombeth Linjet Elouise, who was also named Grand Champion. The Honorable Mention Junior Champion heifer is a daughter of Whitehead Doorman Liquor, the 2019 Wisconsin Championship Holstein Show Reserve Intermediate Champion who came from Missouri with Bailee.

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District 4: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor Tree-Hayven Holsteins

Family Members: Adam, Jenna, Aaliyah, and Grace, Stan and Kathy, Nathan, Kyli and Ben and family, Hensel family

District 5: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor KnH Endres Farm, The Endres Family

Location: Auburndale, Wis.

Family Members: Kevin and Heidi, Tyler, Cole and McKenzie Stanford

RHA: 24,150 pounds of milk

Number of cows: 50 across all breeds

Number Shown: 16 total and 13 were homebred

BAA: 111.1

Number of cows: 60 milk cows 150 total head

Location: Reedsburg, Wis.

BAA: 110.8

RHA: 23,000 pounds of milk (Holsteins)

Sires being used: Tatoo, Select, Analyst, Stan, and Doc

Number Shown: 6 cows (5 homebred) and 4 heifers (3 homebred)

Breeding philosphy: We breed for good feet and legs, good udders, and type.

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Comments on cows: Budjon-Vail Golden Dreams Applause-ET was the winning 5-year-old and Reserve Grand Champion. She is owned with Marty Kinyon and recently scored EX-92 with a 95-point mammary. She is a granddaughter of Africa EX-95. KnH Endres Doorman Axl was Junior Champion and is a granddaughter of Durham Amy EX-95.

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District 6: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor - Jeffrey-Way Holsteins, The Hendrickson Family Family Members: Jeff, Kate, Brooks and Riley Hendrickson Location: Belleville, Wis.

RHA: 29,000M 3.7%F 3.2%P

Number of cows: 125

BAA:112.8 with 58 excellent cows and 50 very good cows

Average Classification Score: 90.1

Number Shown: 10, with 9 of them home bred

Sires used: Doc, King Royale, Showtime, Cadillac, Sidekick, Unix, Ronald and Jeffrey-Way Sporty

Breeding philosphies: We breed for high scoring, high producing cows that last a long time while emphasizing udders and feet and legs.

Comments on cows: Jeffrey-Way Drman Tavor-ET was Reserve Junior Champion. Anchoring the show string was the winning fouryear-old, Grand Champion, Best Udder and Bred and Owned of the show; Jeffrey Way Tamborae, a seventh generation excellent from the Tina family.

District 7: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor - Synergy Dairy LLC, The Jauquet Family Family Members: Jay, Heather, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet Location: Pulaski, Wis. Number of cows: 600

RHA:31,952M 4.1%F 1309F 3.2%P 1020P BAA: 107.1

Average Classification Score: VG-85 Number Shown: 5 - all homebred

Sires being used: Mostly high GTPI bulls plus a small percent of high PTAT and UC bulls

Breeding philosphies: The vast majority of our herd is bred to maximize Cheese Yield, DPR and SCS with functional udders and feet and legs. Comments on cows: • Synergy Summer-Red: 6th Summer Yearling - Jordy x Synergy Always Smokin-Red EX-90

• Synergy Smitten-Red: 3rd Jr. 2, 1st Junior, Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show - Unstopabull x Synergy Always Smokin-Red EX-90 • Synergy Armani Smolder: EX-91, 2nd 5-Year-Old, 1st Junior, 1st Bred and Owned - Armani x Synergy Always Smokin-Red EX-90 Smitten & Smolder were also the winning Produce of Dam • Synergy Balisto Swirl EX-92: 4th lactation, 159,000 pounds lifetime, 2nd place 150,000 pound Cow - Balisto X Synergy Mogul Salma EX-94 (250,000 pounds lifetime)

• Synergy Epic Sugar EX-93: 6th lactation with 231,000 pounds of milk, 1st 150,000 pound cow, Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show and Overall Production Winner - Epic X Synergy Domain Seely

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District 8: Premier Breeder and Exhibitor - Nehls-Valley Farm, The Nehls Family Family Members: Gene & Janet, Brandon, Shawn and Seth Nehls Location: Hustisford, Wis.

Number of cows: 200

RHA: 26,498 3.98 1055 3.23 855 BAA: 109.7

Number Shown: 5 cows, 3 heifers

Sires being used: Sidekick, Altitude, Delta Lambda, Master, Warrior, Analyst, and Latenite

Breeding Philosophies: We breed for type, selecting bulls with sire stacks that complement each other while focusing on big frontended cows with dairy strength, high quality udders, and sound feet and legs. Comments on cows: • Nehls-Valley Union Lookout: EX-92; 10th Generation EX; 1st 4-Year-Old; Reserve Grand Champion • Nehls-Valley Imac Secret: EX-90; 1st Senior 3-Year-Old

• Lafougere Side Sunshine-ET: VG-87; 1st Senior 2-Year-Old • Nehls-Valley Sidekick Sisco: 2nd Junior 2-Year-Old

District 10: Premier Breeder - Brandon and Shi Ferry Family Members: Brandon, Shianne, Bryleigh, Ryker, Ledger, and Corbin Ferry Location: Hilbert, Wis. Number of cows: 80 RHA: 25,700M

BAA: 112.3

Number Shown: 8, 7 were homebred

Sires being used: Analyst, Altitude, Gold Chip, Black Silver, Crush Stan, Chief, Sidekick

Breeding Philosophies: To breed balanced cows with a lot of dairy strength, good udders, and sound feet and legs. We use sires from proven cow families that we feel exhibit these traits. We believe in corrective mating sire stacks. Comments on cows: • Fer-Crest Lovestruck VG-88 (Diamondback): 1st place and Best Udder Senior 3-year-old, Reserve Intermediate Champion • Fer-Crest Dickey Election EX-91 (Dickey): 2nd place and B&O 4 -year-old

• Fer-Crest Reginald Trixie EX-92 (Reginald): 2nd place 5-year-old. Also 4th place 5-year-old with Jeffery-Way Beemer T-Bella EX 90 (Beemer). • Hiddenway O’Kaliber Mercer EX-93 (O’Kaliber): 5th place Aged Cow

• Hiddenway Sahara Maroon EX-94 (Sahara): 3rd place 150,000-pound Cow • Fer-Crest Uptown Girl VG-85 (Byway): 5th place Senior 2-year-old

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District 10: Premier Exhibitor - Kamphuis Farms, The Kamphuis Family Family Members: Steve, Doug, Darren, Derek Location: Brandon, Wis. Number of cows: 300 RHA: 28,000M

BAA: 109.7

Number Shown: 6; 5 homebred

Sires being used: King Doc, Tatoo, Mystic Crush, Analyst, Jagger Breeding Philosophies: We breed for larger cows with an emphasis on great udders and solid feet and legs. Our barn is built to house larger animals and they do very well in it. We strive for well-rounded cows and use bulls with high type, great health traits, and deep pedigrees.. Comments on cows: We are extremely happy with how our younger animals did and can’t wait to bring them back with us next year.

2021 District Show Showmanship Results District 1 12 and Under 1. Braeden Bechel 2. Hallie Dorwin 3. Makayla Weyer Junior 1. Ella Moen 2. Gina Frisle 3. Sophia Kamm Senior 1. Brooke Hammann 2. Katie Yahnke 3. Brynn Zwiefelhofer District 2 12 and under 1. Dalton O’Rourke 2. Brennan O’Rourke 3. Maddie Wallerman Junior 1. Dana Johnson 2. Ty Harbaugh Senior 1. Kendra Goplin 2. Barbara Dittrich District 3 12 and under 1. Kenzie Danz 2. Kayla Buttles 3. MaKenna Gilbertson

Junior 1. Anisley Noble 2. Payton Calvert 3. MaKenna Niemeier Senior 1. Kaelyn Weigel 2. Sara Wetter 3. Ryan Wetter District 4 12 and under 1. Kendall Novotny 2. Paisley Hagen 3. Jacob Raatz Junior 1. Jazmyn Heeg 2. Wyatt Dorshorst 3. Sara Dorshorst Senior 1. Emma Dorshorst 2. Jenna Thorgerson 3. Deagen Sandelier District 5 12 and Under 1. Hadley Voegeli 2. Owen Dorshorst 3. Taylor Wilkinson Junior 1. Rebecca Murphy 2. Paige Sweatt 3. Genavieve Knaup

Senior 1. Kelby Fossum 2. Levi Kindschi 3. Jacob Mittelstadt District 6 12 and under 1. Kaylla Trusten 2. Mallory Nifong 3. Payton Sarbacker Junior 1. Tessa Schmocker 2. Lauren Breuning 3. Ellie Larson Senior 1. Nick Prosek 2. Ashlyn Sarbacker 3. Hailey Raymond District 7 12 and under 1. Evan Brey 2. Tristen Ostrom 3. Madison Harbaugh Junior 1. Logan Harbaugh 2. Chloe Kinnard 3. Abby Ard Senior 1. Evan Jauquet 2. Hailey Gaedtke 3. Chloe Lacrosse

District 8 12 and under 1. Vivian Lichty 2. Malcom Spoke 3. Landon Wendorf Junior 1. Sydney Miller 2. Elizabeth Gunst 3. Lane Wendorf Senior 1. Grady Wendorf 2. Carly Strauss 3. Grant Schneider District 10 12 and Under 1. Dylan Ryan 2. Cameron Ryan 3. Abby Meyer Junior 1. Brianna Meyer 2. Ava Booth 3. Garrett Ulness Senior 1. Jenna Gries 2. Maria Zillges

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National Dairy Bowl Champions share on their experiences A four-some from Polk Holstein Association. I County won the senior recently graduated from division of the National Amery High School Holstein Dairy Bowl Contest in May and will be at the National Convention attending the University held in Lancaster, of Wisconsin-River Falls Pennsylvania. The team’s in September to major in victory was just the third Crop and Soil Science. national title for Wisconsin Grace: I am a in the 40 years the contest has sophomore at the been held. Wisconsin had a University of Wisconsinnational champion senior River Falls, majoring team in 2003 and 2002. The in Dairy Science. I was national finals in 2021 pitted recently elected Secretary the “Women of Wisconsin” The winning senior team of the National Holstein Dairy Bowl Contest - Polk County: Marie Haase, of the college’s dairy club. against the “California Girls” Courtney Glenna, Grace Haase and Katherine Elwood In addition to working on in an all-female final round. the home operation, I milk The team won its first match, but in the next round, lost on the cows at a neighboring dairy during the school year. I placed 5th at final question – sending them into the consolation bracket. After the All-American Dairy Show’s FFA Dairy Judging Contest and won the defeat, their momentum started to surge and each team they the calf portion in the National Junior Dairy Management Contest in faced soon fell to defeat and elimination. The team outscored their Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. I own a small herd of Registered Holstein opponents 1120 to 452 over eight matches and earned several bonus cattle that I exhibit at the Polk County Fair, District 1 Holstein Show, questions when multiple team members correctly answered toss-up Wisconsin State Fair, and World Dairy Expo. I plan to have a career as questions. The team from Wisconsin included four members of the a calf and heifer specialist upon graduation. same county Holstein association, while California selects the top Courtney: I’m the 17-year-old daughter of Randy and Charlotte four individuals in their state to form their state team. That makes it Glenna and heading into my senior year at Amery High School. I even more impressive to have a county team win a national contest. live and work on my family’s dairy farm outside of Amery, where we Polk County qualified for the National Convention contest after milk 120 Holsteins, including my own registered herd. The farm is going undefeated in district and state contests held in March and April. a huge part of my life, as it has led me to find my passion for dairy This was not the first time this combination of four was on the same cattle and allowed me to participate in Junior Holstein activities, team. They also participated in the Cream of the Crop Management where I have met outstanding people, especially my teammates. contest in 2018, where they were the top team, amassing the most I’ve put numerous proud hours into milking, feeding, calf rearing, and making breeding decisions. In addition, I’m involved in 4-H points in this multi-state contest’s 10-year history. Grace, Katherine, and Courtney were all team members on the and FFA with dairy judging, dairy bowl, showing, and speaking winning National 4-H Dairy Bowl team in 2019 and the winning contests, where I’ve competed at the local, state, and national levels. national team for the 4-H North American Dairy Educational My future plans include attending University of Wisconsin-River Experience in 2020. Grace served as team captain in 2019 and Marie Falls for Dairy Science in the fall of 2022. Career wise, dairy genetics was team captain of the 2018 Reserve National Champion 4-H and reproduction interest me, and I look forward to staying a part of the dairy industry. Dairy Bowl Team and earned the highest score on the written test. The team was coached by Gwen Dado and Patti Hurtgen. Dado What accomplishments are you most proud of? began working with the Osceola and Amery FFA dairy judging team Marie: I am proud of winning the National 4-H Dairy Judging in the summer of 2017. Hurtgen began preparing them for the state competition in 2018 and being the top individual in oral reasons Holstein Dairy Bowl Contest that fall. In their first year competing, after nearly quitting dairy judging because oral reasons= scared me the senior team won and the junior team placed third out of 40 teams. as a 14-year-old. I stepped outside of my comfort zone, practiced oral reasons for four years, and my hard work paid off. Please give a brief bio of yourself. Katherine: The accomplishment that I cherish most is winning Marie: I grew up on a 500-cow dairy farm in Somerset, Wis. the North American International Livestock Exposition Dairy Quiz being actively involved as the sixth generation. I currently attend the Bowl contest in 2019 in Louisville, Kentucky. This was my first University of Wisconsin-River Falls studying Dairy Science with a minor in Agriculture Business. At UWRF I am currently serving as national quiz bowl contest that I had the opportunity to compete at. the President of the UWRF Dairy Club. In the future I hope to work At this contest we dethroned the reigning champion team from New York as they had won five years in a row before we competed. in the dairy industry. Grace: My two greatest accomplishments are my two national Katherine: I grew up on a small family run dairy and crop farm in Amery, Wisconsin. We milk around 45 cows and run between dairy quiz bowl wins (4-H in 2019 and Junior Holstein in 2021) and 800 and 900 acres of cash crops. I have been an active 4-H member starting my own herd of Registered Holsteins. I am also honored to for 13 years and have been an active FFA member for five years. I be the UWRF dairy club secretary this year! Courtney: I am most proud of my team accomplishments. have shown cattle and hogs at both the county and state fair level. Dairy quiz bowl has been a huge part of my life for the last five years Winning dairy bowl at the National Convention was a crown jewel and I have competed in many contests through 4-H and the Junior moment for us, especially by giving our coaches their first win in 28 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

this contest after years of dedication and hours we poured into it. There are also many memories that come from these team awards as opposed to individual ones. It means a lot more when you counted on other people, they counted on you, and you worked together to achieve it. Additionally, the National FFA Dairy Judging contest holds a special place for me, even though we placed third, as it was a large contest, earning us a trip to Scotland, and I placed first individually on the exam. Individually, I cherish my championship in the Intermediate division of the National Holstein Jeopardy contest in 2019, being my first award of that kind and in our home state. What is your training regimen like for Dairy Bowl?

Marie: I have been competing in dairy bowl for five years and have been studying on and off over those five years for both the 4-H and Holstein competitions. My college courses have extended my knowledge beyond the typical dairy bowl sources. In addition, working on my family’s dairy farm has given me hands-on experience and practical knowledge. Katherine: Our training regimen for dairy bowl is average. Before COVID times, we met twice a week for a two-hour practice. We practiced this way for over a year and the consistent studying brought us great success. Grace: We take quizzes, read questions, go out to the barn, and get hands on connections, and listen to questions. Courtney: For our training, it’s always important to start early. You’re never going to learn if you’re cramming information. Reading over the source list is crucial as well, so you don’t waste time studying information you’ll never get asked. Practicing together as a team is important, but it may be even more so to do it on your own. You can only meet and cover so much, that there is much more out there if you’re looking on your own. We always make sure that everyone understands the concept behind a question as well and isn’t just memorizing the question or the words in it. Using buzzers at a practice with your teammates will help for the actual contest. Sometimes you should read questions to your teammates, while other times you should be read to and answering, whichever way you learn best. How often and for how long do you study?

Marie: I study dairy bowl by working on my family’s farm, through my college courses, and by reading dairy related articles, along with studying the material which our coach sends us. Katherine: I studied for dairy bowl on my own often, about every other day, sometimes more sometimes less. I never timed my study sessions as I just did whatever felt right to me; I learn better when I am interested in learning. When I did study on my own, I used the study method that worked best for me, which is to have someone read a question out loud to me. If I didn’t know the answer to the question, I would write it down and go over it the next time I practiced. Grace: We’ve trained every week for 2-3 hours for the past three years. We try to get together once a month and practice for a whole weekend. However, 2021 was different. Due to COVID we all practiced on our own time apart from two weekend-long practices. Courtney: As a team, since 2016, we’ve practiced twice a week, for two hours each practice. Of course, with COVID, things changed. It was more critical than ever to study on your own. I never had a set time I would study, as that can sometimes make it seem more like a chore, when it shouldn’t be. It’s hard to retain information if you’re forcing yourself to read it. I study when I have free time at school, after chores at night, or at any time really. Sometimes it could be for 15 minutes, sometimes two hours, just whenever there’s a chance. Getting closer to contest time, we will take a couple weekends of the

month to practice. Like, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, come and go as you can. What is your favorite part of dairy bowl?

Marie: My favorite part of dairy bowl is growing my knowledge of the dairy industry and showcasing it along with my teammates’ knowledge at various competitions. I also enjoy applying my knowledge on my family’s dairy farm. Katherine: My absolute favorite part of dairy bowl is the friends and memories you make. The people on your team are lifelong friends who you get to have so many amazing experiences with. Every accomplishment we earned brought my teammates and I closer together. Grace: I love learning about cows. I love making connections as I’m working on the farm and really putting my knowledge to work as I’m caring for my cattle. Courtney: The ladies I spend those hours with every practice make it the best. You grow close when spending that much time together, share a passion for dairy, and travel across the country together. It’s building friendships that are going to last a lifetime and creating memories that you’ll hold close. The people and memories are really the best part. The people we meet at the contests from across our state and nation make it outstanding, too. It’s a great way to find those that share the same cow-crazy interests. With that, the knowledge you gain – about dairy and life – is phenomenal. I’ve learned an incredible amount about the industry that can be applied to the farm. It’s a great way to better your knowledge of the industry. What advice would you give to fellow and or future dairy bowlers?

Marie: I would give future dairy bowlers the advice of learning as much as you can and having fun with it. Some ways to do this are reading dairy magazines, taking a dairy class at school, joining dairy judging, working on a farm, or talking with people working in the dairy industry. Katherine: I would recommend to any person wanting to get involved in dairy bowl to go out onto the farm and observe. Yes, you can always memorize your questions and call it a day, but it is way easier to learn questions and is more beneficial to your own knowledge, if you simply go out into the barn and learn everything you can. Grace: The time you put in will affect the outcome of each match, so try your hardest because it will pay off ! Courtney: The first thing that comes to mind is just to have fun with it. It’s good to be intense and have that competitive spirit, honestly that’s really what drives me, but it’s a whole lot more to have a good time with it. You don’t have to win the first time you compete in a contest. Go in the contest room and into practice with a positive attitude, be ready to learn, and make it fun. In your studying process, though, the most important thing is to understand the concept behind everything. Have something to connect what you learned to. When I’m doing chores at the farm, I’m always thinking, “What dairy bowl question relates to this?” I think of questions that relate to the task at hand, like thinking of the benefits of forestripping while I’m milking. Finally, it’s okay to be nervous. How has the Polk County Dairy Bowl team impacted you?

Marie: The Polk County Dairy Bowl team has given me lifelong ties in the dairy industry with my teammates. Grace: Dairy Bowl has helped me learn so much over the past three years. It has fueled my passion for the dairy industry and has helped me choose a career path in this great industry. Courtney: Overall, the Polk County Dairy Bowl team has made See Dairy Bowl, continued on page 34 August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 29

Wisconsin Holstein members excel at the 2021 National Holstein Convention After waiting an extra to give the 2021 Elite Breeder Award year, Pennsylvania Holstein to Emerald Acres: Paul and Debbie, breeders were finally able to Ted and Lana, and Don and Joyce welcome their fellow Holstein Ossmann, and Dr. Scott Armbrust. enthusiasts to the Lancaster, Located in DePere, Emerald Acres Pennsylvania, area for the 2021 was established by the Ossmann National Holstein Convention. brothers’ parents, Emerald and Convention attendees had Luella, in 1942. Paul and Debbie, Ted the opportunity to tour and Lana, and Don and Joyce became several herds as well as other partners in the farm in 1973. In 2006, area interests including the they built a freestall barn and parlor Gettysburg Battlefield and for their 400 cows and continue to Museum and Hershey Park. milk 70 cows in a separate tie-stall Wisconsin adults and juniors barn. took advantage of the many tour Everyone has their own area options and were recognized National YDJM and DJM recipients: front - Ava Endres, Garrett Ulness, Austin Meyer and of expertise, with Ted and Lana throughout the convention Ashley Brandel; back - Nicole Broege, Ben Kronberg and Josh Gerbitz managing the books, Don and Joyce week. The speaking contest was working with the heifers, and Paul held on Monday and Brianna Meyer placed second in the senior and Debbie focusing on the cows. All three brothers work together contest. Dairy Bowl teams competed on Tuesday, with both teams on land and crop management, concentrating on growing highdoing well. The Wood County juniors were fifth in their contest and quality feed. Dr. Armbrust’s international connections, ET work, the Polk County seniors were named National Champions! This and friendship has also been an invaluable part of Emerald Acres. was Wisconsin’ s first National Champion team since 2003. The Ossmanns breed high type cows with strong production Receiving National Young Distinguished Junior Member awards and an emphasis on components. More than 300 of their cows have were Austin Meyer, Ava Endres, Garrett Ulness and Ashley Brandel. produced over 100,000 pounds of lifetime milk. Over the years Josh Gerbitz, Ben Kronberg and Nicole Broege were National they have bred 90 Excellent females, 10 Excellent males, 54 Gold Distinguished Junior Member semi-finalists, with Gerbitz and Medal Dams, and 49 Dams of Merit. Emerald Acres’ genetics have Kronberg being selected as DJM Finalists. Carly Strauss was also influenced Holsteins worldwide through superior cows and sires recognized as a NHWSO scholarship recipient. alike. At the Holstein USA annual meeting, Wisconsin’s Herds of The lives of the Ossmann family and Dr. Armbrust were forever Excellence were recognized, and Emerald Acres received the Elite changed by one cow, purchased at the 1986 National Holstein Breeder Award. Tony Brey, of Sturgeon Bay, was elected to an at- Convention sale in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The friends walked away large position on the Holstein USA Board of Directors. He joins from the sale with a partnership on Ripvalley NA Bell Tammy EXBob Webb, who represents Region 5 and Corey Geiger, the current 94 2E, GMD, DOM. Tammy would go on to become Bell’s highest board President. scoring daughter, produce 160 embryos, and have over 30 bulls in Thank you to the Pennsylvania Holstein Association for hosting A.I. nationally and internationally. a great convention! They have had several special cows over the years, including Paul’s first Registered Holstein purchase, Milkmaid Clover Monica-TW. Emerald Acres Chosen as Elite Breeder Award Recipient Paul continued to use his keen eye to find heifers to add to the herd and develop into exceptional cows. Other farm favorites that have impacted their herd include Fischer-Heights Elton Crown VG-88, GMD, DOM; Mayerlane-SA BWM Misty-ET EX-94 3E, GMD, DOM; and Kuipercrest Valiant Ann-ET EX-91, DOM. Whether on a local or global scale, the Ossmanns have been known to demonstrate top-notch hospitality while showcasing the best in Holstein genetics. Emerald Acres has been committed to Registered Holsteins for more than 40 years. The Ossmann family and Dr. Armbrust are tremendous stewards and spokespeople of the Holstein breed. The award is bestowed annually upon a living Holstein Association USA, Inc. member, family, partnership, or corporation who has bred outstanding animals and thereby made a notable contribution to the advancement of the Holstein breed in the United States. Don and Joyce, Paul and Debbie, Ted and Lana Ossmann and Dr. Scott Armbrust (not pictured) are the recipients of Holstein Association USA’s Elite Breeder Award.

The positive impact the 2021 Elite Breeder Award recipient has had on the Holstein breed reaches across the United States to Japan to Germany and back again. Holstein Association USA is pleased 30 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

Trent Dado Receives Robert H. Rumler MBA Scholarship

Trent Dado, Fitchburg, Wis., is the recipient of the 2021 Robert H. Rumler MBA Scholarship. Dado is a self-employed member of GPS Dairy Consulting and works as an independent nutrition and management consultant for dairy farms in the upper Midwest. He

Brianna Meyer, second in front row, was elected to serve on Tony Brey of Sturgeon Bay, third in back row, was elected to the National JAC committee. an at-large position on the Holstein USA Board of Directors.

is currently pursuing his MBA from the University of WisconsinParkside. “I hope through my MBA program to develop a better understanding of business outside of agriculture and find ways for dairy to navigate the challenges ahead,” Dado says. Dado has a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and a master’s degree in Ruminant Nutrition from the University of Minnesota. While in college he was involved in the Animal Science Graduate Student Club, FarmHouse Fraternity, Gopher Dairy Club, National Agri-Marketing Association, Gopher Crops and Soils Club, and Dairy Judging team. Dado serves on the Dairy Strong Sustainability Alliance Committee for the Dairy Business Association and is a member of the Whole Cottonseed Advisory Council. He also enjoys staying involved on his family’s farm, Four Hands Holsteins. “Another key work and life experience that has greatly impacted

The Wood County Junior Dairy Bowl team placed fifth. Left to right are: Grace and Maddy Hensel, Coach Matt Dorshorst, Sara and Wyatt Dorshorst.

my career and character was growing up on my family’s dairy,” Dado said. “As for most with a similar upbringing, it provided the skills of hard work, teamwork, perseverance, and getting my hands dirty.” The $3,000 scholarship was established in 1984 by Holstein Association USA, Inc. to encourage deserving and qualified individuals with a bachelor’s degree in dairy production to obtain a master’s degree in business administration. The scholarship program honors former Executive Secretary Robert H. Rumler. He led the Association for 25 years and believed U.S. agribusiness needs and deserves the best trained, most highly qualified leaders the nation’s educational system and practical experiences can provide. For more information about the Robert H. Rumler MBA Scholarship, visit www.holsteinusa.com and click on Awards.

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Wisconsin Holstein Youth National Convention Recognitions

The Wisconsin dairy bowl teams did very well at National Convention with Wood County juniors placing 5th and the Polk County seniors taking home the National Championship. The Wood County team was made up of Wyatt and Sara Dorshorst and Maddy and Grace Hensel, and coached by Matt Dorshorst. The Polk County team members were Grace and Marie Haase, Courtney Glenna and Katherine Elwood. Polk County is coached by Gwen Dado and Patti Hurtgen. Marie Haase from was also second on the senior knowledge exam. Congrats to both teams! You can learn more about the Polk County team members on page 28. Congratulations to Nicole Broege, Josh Gerbitz and Ben Kronberg who were recognized as Distinguished Junior Member SemiFinalists for 2021. Gerbitz and Kronberg were also named DJM Finalists. Recognized as Young Distinguished Junior Members were Ashley Brandel, Garrett Ulness, Austin Meyer and Ava Endres. Brianna Meyer placed second in the senior speaking contest and was elected to the National Junior Advisory Committee. She will represent Wisconsin and Area III for the next two years. Carly Strauss was the recipient of a $500 scholarship from the National Holstein Women’s Scholarship Organization. Juniors have also received awards for breeding and owning outstanding Holstein cows. For more information on each of these awards and the full list of winners, visit the Holstein USA website at www.holsteinusa.com/juniors/content/jr_award.html • J unior Star Performer: Sydni, Samuel & Blake Mell in 10th place •N ational Cream of the Crop Award: Evan Strack; Ellie Larson & Luke Trustem; Christina Buttles; Jeremy Schlies; Luke Trustem; Brianne, Brooklyn & Reid Vandoske; Olivia & Kaden Horn; Seth & Matthew Haldiman; Dylan & Cameron Ryan; and Melissa & Matthew Ossmann • Junior Breeder of an Excellent: Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth (2); Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh & Adella Loehr; Brianna Adamavich; Chase & Willow Oehmichen (2); Kylie Nickels; Sara Dorshorst; Trystan Christoph (2); Derek Christoph; Aaliyah Borchert (2); Christopher Gunst; Levi Kindschi; Payton, Braelyn & Reagan Sarbacker; Grady & Lane Wendorf; Victoria Nodolf; Matthew, Elizabeth, Christoph & Cathryn Gunst; Emma, Sara, Wyatt & Claire Dorshorst; Hunter Crowley; Cathryn & Christopher Gunst; Adam & Claire Bindl; and Oivia & Kaden Horn • J unior Breeder of a Multiple “E” Cow: Ashley Carns (2); and Dylan & Cameron Ryan • 150,000 lb. Cow: Colton, Ashley, Justin & Katie Brandel

Save the date!

The 2022 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention is scheduled for Tues., December 28-Thurs., December 30 and hosted by the Waupaca-Waushara County Juniors at the Red Lion in Appleton. Watch the upcoming issues of the News and the WHA website for updated information. We have changed the schedule for this year’s convention since it will be held during the week following Christmas: • Tuesday - DJM Interviews, Dairy Jeopardy Contests 32 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

Junior Forum & Caucuses Evening awards meal & entertainment • Wednesday - Junior Dairy Bowl & Senior/Interm. Speaking Princess Luncheon Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl & Junior/Interm. Speaking • Thursday - Awards Breakfast & Business Meeting Dairy Bowl Finals YQCA seminar

Junior Award Forms due in WHA office by September 22

Junior awards are designed to recognize outstanding youth for their efforts in the Junior Holstein project. The following award forms are due IN OFFICE by Wed., September 22 (not postmarked). If you are mailing your application, please plan on sending it with time to reach the office. Award applications (PDFs only, less than 10MB) can be emailed to wisholsteins@gmail.com. Applicants must be a junior member of the state and national Holstein associations by August 15 in the year that the application is made. 12 & Under Member Recognition Any junior member of WHA and Holstein Association, U.S.A. who has been enrolled in dairy project work with Registered Holsteins is eligible to compete in this contest. Applicant must not have reached his or her 13th birthday by January 1, 2022. 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 WHA and Holstein USA who has been enrolled in dairy project work with Holsteins is eligible to compete. Youth completing this form have the option to compete at the national level. Applicant must not have reached his or her 17th birthday by January 1, 2022. Distinguished Junior Member Award Eligible applicants are any youth that have successfully completed project work with Registered Holsteins and who are a junior member in good standing. Applicants for WI DJM honors must not have turned 21 in 2021. 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, however applicants will be given the opportunity to compete in other contests. The WI National DJM Representatives will be chosen through the interview process to represent WI for the National DJM contest.

Additional Award Forms Deadline

DUE NOVEMBER 5 (earlier this year in order to get awards ordered on time for the earlier convention dates) All other award forms and recognition opportunities will be due November 5. This list includes Royalty applications, Essay Contest, WHY Leadership Merit, WHY Friend, Long Range Production, Junior Progressive Breeder, and Junior Farm Tour applications.

Wisconsin Holstein Youth WHA Royalty Are you interested in becoming a spokeswoman for our association? Do you enjoy talking about dairy and the Holstein cow? Interested in some travel to tell our story? Be sure to apply for a Wisconsin Holstein Royalty position! This role is very similar to an internship. Applications are due Friday, November 5 and can be found on the WHA website with the other award applications.

Contest Entries

DUE NOVEMBER 15 Entries to the Dairy Bowl, Dairy Jeopardy, and Speaking contests are due November 15. All entry forms are available on the WHA website under the junior contests & awards tab.

2021 Junior Raffle

Raffle tickets should be available by the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show. If your county would like tickets to sell, please contact the WHA office at 1-800-223-4269. Each county will

receive $1 for any tickets sold by their members.

Contest Room now the “Activity Room”

You asked, we listened. We’ve heard that juniors were looking for things to do when they weren’t competing in Dairy Jeopardy or Dairy Bowl. The former Contest Room will now be the “Activity Room” and will include the former contests along with new educational and fun activities that juniors can participate in any time the room is open. Additionally, Drawing & Painting and Crafts has been combined into one contest with additional divisions - junior, senior and Jr Convention Princess workshop. More details to come on the Princess workshop! Due to low participation over the last few years, we have eliminated the scrapbook and banner contests. We do encourage groups to bring finished scrapbooks to the Activity Room to display their yearly activities and earn points for the Premier County contest.

Dairy Bowl Contest Deadlines & Resources

The Dairy Bowl contests will be held on Wed. December 29 at the Junior Convention. There will be no seating exam for this year’s contest and brackets will be filled by a random draw. The deadline to enter a team for the 2022 Dairy Bowl contest will be NOVEMBER 15. Entries must be IN OFFICE by this date with paid fees or entry fees will double. The fee to enter teams is $10 for Rookie division and $30 for Junior and Senior divisions. Remember, FEES WILL DOUBLE if the entry form and paid fees are not IN OFFICE by November 15. All potential team member names must be submitted by the November 15 deadline. This allows us to check memberships ahead of the convention and let coaches know who needs to pay membership fees prior to the convention. Please remember, official teams do not need to be named until registration at the Junior Convention. Your entry should include all possible team members, and there is no limit to the number of juniors that can be included on the list. Names must be included with the entry form to make a completed entry. All coaches and participating team members must be members of the Wisconsin Holstein Association. Counties that have juniors wishing to participate on a Wisconsin team must submit their $5.00 entry fee by November 15. This has been put in place so we have a more exact number of teams prior to convention.

HF Working with Dairy Cattle HF Dairy Judging HF Showring Ready HF Dairy Cattle Reproducation HF World of Dairy Cattle Nutrition HF Milking and Lactation HF Connecting with Dairy Consumers WHA History Book (Ch. 1 & 2) August 2021 Sire Summary (Red Book) Dairy Bowl Rules Dairy Cow Unified Scorecard 2021 Hoard’s Dairyman (exception - no December 2021 issue) 2021 Wisconsin Holstein News (exception - no December 2021 issue) www.wisholsteins.com Calf Care (Hoard’s) Learning Linear (Hoard’s) Manual of Foot Care (Hoard’s) People and Parlors (Hoard’s) We Need a Show (Hoard’s) Virginia Dairy Quiz Bowl Study Materials (https://www.youth.dasc.v t. edu/content/dam/youth_dasc_vt_edu/quizbowl/2021VADQBmaterials.pdf ) Holstein Foundation website

2022 Dairy Bowl Source List: (Dairy Bowl questions may be obtained from articles and information going back three (3) years) HA Identification Application HA Application for Transfer HA Fees for Programs & Services (website pricing will be considered most current) HA Pulse (quarterly) www.holsteinusa.com HF Understanding Genetics & the Sire Summaries (updated 4/21) HF Pedigree Questions & Answers (updated 4/21)

Additional Senior Sources: WHA History Book (Ch. 1, 2, 12, 13, 14, pgs 99-119) HA Cattle Merchandising & Advertising Policy Cattle Abnormalities A78861 CA 2021 Dairy Herd Management (exception - no December 2021 issue) Progress of the Breed (Ch.1) Dairy Cattle Fertility (updated 2020) Hoard’s Feeding Guide, 4th Edition (updated 2018) *WHA has copies of Hoard’s Feeding Guide, People in Parlors and the Manual of Foot Care available for sale. Please contact the office at 1-800-223-4269. August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 33

Obituaries Charles Nelson

Charles August Nelson, age 88, of Barron, passed away on June 16, 2021. “Grandpa Chuck” made the world a better place, lived life as full as anyone could and passed while napping in his favorite chair… after completing his chores, of course. Chuck was born on April 18, 1933 to Carl and Mildred (Meisegeier) Nelson. He and his parents moved a year later to Lafayette, New Jersey. He attended school there through the seventh grade. Chuck, his sister, Carol Jean, and their parents returned to Barron in June of 1946. He attended high school in Barron, graduating in 1951. Chuck was drafted into the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was an instructor in the 1st Infantry Division Communication School in Kansas and could still transmit Morse Code at 88 years old! Chuck married his high school sweetheart, Sharlot Nelson, on July 18, 1953. They had two daughters, Karyn and Kathleen. Their son, Steven Charles, died at birth. After his discharge from the Army, Chuck was employed by the Jerome Turkey Industry for 28 years. After leaving Jerome’s, Chuck’s professional life included a salesman for A.O. Smith Harvestore, a loan officer for U.S. Farm & Home Administration, and lastly working with his daughter, son-in-law and grandson in the family “wood shaving business” until 2015. Chuck was a life-long member of the Barron Masonic Lodge (later Blue Hills Lodge), the Indianhead Shrine Club and the American Legion Brown-Selvig Post 212. He was also a member of the Barron

Farm Bureau (director for 12 years), Barron County Fair Association Board of Directors, President of Barron County 4-H Leaders Association, director of the Wisconsin 4-H Foundation, certified Wisconsin County Fair Judge for small animals and dogs and poultry. With his family, he bred and showed registered Suffolk sheep, winning awards at the Minnesota and Wisconsin State Fairs. He also served as state president of the WI Suffolk Association and President of the WI Sheep Breeders Association. He and Sharlot were selected as WI “Shepherds of the Year” in 1967. Chuck was very proud of his involvement with the American Legion Brown-Selvig Post 212. On May 12, 2018, he was thrilled to take part in the Freedom Honor Flight to Washington D.C. for his military contribution during the Korean War. Above all else, Chuck was most grateful for his family. In his own words, “2 daughters you can’t beat, and 6 grandchildren – every one fantastic. I just smile when I think about them. That is what I’m most pleased about. I’m so proud.” Chuck is survived by his wife of 68 years, Sharlot; daughters, Karyn (Robert) Schauf of Barron and Kathy (Kevin) Splett of Almena; 6 grandchildren, Christian Schauf of Park City, UT, Gabriel (Katie) Schauf of Sussex, Zachary (Brooke) Schauf of Barron, Jacob (Ashley) Schauf of Jordan, MN, Kaela (Jake) Sacquitne of Maple Grove, MN, and Kelton Splett of Minneapolis, MN; great-grandchildren, Greta, Gracie, Charlie, Hutton, Carter and Mallory; goddaughter, Alicia (Barry) Wirth of Ridgeland; sister, Carol Jean (Duane) Hegna of Baraboo; and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and infant son, Steven.

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me a better person. I would say it’s developed me into a smart, intelligent, responsible, young woman. It taught me the responsibility of a team effort, how to prepare for these contests, and different study methods. The knowledge I’ve gained has made such an impact. The biggest thing for me is that it gave me a community of people, right within my own county, that enjoy dairy cattle and the dairy industry just as much as I do. How do you plan to use the knowledge that you have gained in Dairy Bowl in the future?

Marie: I plan to use the knowledge that I have gained from dairy bowl to assist me in my future career in the dairy industry. Katherine: There are so many things to learn from dairy bowl. I will use all of my studying techniques as I enter my first year of college. I will also use my knowledge of the dairy industry and the dairy cow to help me do my future job as an agronomist better so I can know the process from seed to manure. Grace: I hope to use the knowledge I have built up over the years in my future career as a calf and heifer specialist. I hope to work with farmers and assist them in growing healthy calves for a strong upcoming generation of milking cows. Courtney: The knowledge I’ve gained through dairy bowl I already apply to my family’s farm. There’s a lot of different questions that allow you to further understand some things, especially if you’re discussing them with each other and learning the concepts behind them. In addition, the knowledge creates a good base for heading into college, especially since I will be staying in dairy science. It will make it easier to catch on faster and keep up in class. It introduces you to a lot of facets as well so you can figure out what really interests you and then even expand on that knowledge. For me, that was nutrition, genetics, and reproduction.

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Clayton and Becky Wohlk welcomed Walter Christ on August 1.

New EX-97! Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS is the breed’s newest 97-point cow! She resides at Budjon Farms in Lomira and is owend by Budjon Farms and Peter and Lyn Vail. At 12 years of age Subliminal has competed at a high level in the showring and has made nearly 300,000 pounds of milk.

Carrie (Warmka) and Marcus Feucht welcomed Kendra Ann on July 6. She weighed 7 pounds, 6 ounces and measured 21 inches long. Audrey Ann was born to Sarah and Aaron Schmitz on June 17 weighing 8 pounds, 12 ounces and measuring 21.5 inches long. She joins big brother Tanner. Graisson and Mandy Schmidt welcomed Oliviana Jody on June 1. She weighed 7 pounds, 13 ounces and measured 20 inches long. Brandon and Samantha Klein welcomed Emmett Joseph on May 17 and he joins big brothers and sister Liam, Tucker, and Ivy.

New EX-95!

Dominic Patrick was born to Courtney and Patrick Crave on May 4, weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces and measuring 21.5 inches long. Laura and Kyle Demmer welcomed Jamison Richard on April 23. He weighed 8 pounds, 6 ounces and measured 21.5 inches long. Andrew Greenfield married Emily LaPolla on May 1. The couple resides in Port Deposit, Maryland. Crystal Siemers-Peterman and Ean Sinn were married on July 30. Congratulations to the newlyweds!

Jeffrey-Way Tanawood is now EX-95 for the Hendrickson family of Belleville! At 9-07 she’s in her seventh lactation and has made 250,000 pounds of milk. The Jeffrey-Way herd boasts an impressive herd with 60 EX cows and 51 VG cows with none lower.

Holstein USA welcomes Tony Brey to the Board of Directors Tony Brey, At-Large Director - Biography

First of all, I would like to say thank you to the Wisconsin breeders who have supported me in my bid for the Holstein USA board of directors and have mentored me over the last thirty-plus years. I returned home to our family farm after graduating from UW-Madison in 2007 with the enthusiasm gained from so many people within this Holstein industry. While we previously had a 60-cow tie stall, we’ve grown continuously to accommodate the next generation. Today, Brey Cycle Farm LLC is a family partnership between my brother, Jacob, myself, and our wives Moriah and Lauren. My wife Moriah and I have two children, Evan (9) and Alexa (4), who are already showing great interest in the farm and Holstein activities. While expanding over the last decade-plus, we always valued the identification and genetics that come with Registered Holsteins. We have a 100 percent registered herd, currently milking 650 cows with an RHA of 30,130 milk 1077 fat and 929 protein. We also raise all our own heifers, 100 beef animals to finish, and custom raise an additional 800 heifers for other farms. We raise the feed for these animals on 1,200 acres on the scenic Door County Peninsula. Our farm has been on Holstein COMPLETE and had our production records processed through ATA for many years. We also utilize genomic testing, classification, and enjoy showing as well. What seems like not long ago I was an enthusiastic junior member and National DJM Semi-Finalist. I have been fortunate to carry on that involvement in our association with activities such as serving on the Holstein USA genetic advancement committee (GAC), co-chairing family night at the 2019 National Holstein Convention, and serving as a voting delegate. I feel it’s essential to the success of Holstein USA to continue to find ways to bridge the gap between the junior and adult members. We need to promote the energy and ideas of our young leaders. One of our favorite programs on our farm is our internship program. This allows us to give back to enthusiastic youth who remind us of ourselves while staying relevant

with the perspective of young people. I also bring the perspective of an active dairy producer who is continually reminded of the market challenges we face as producers. Holstein USA must continue to enhance current programs and create new ones to promote the increased value of the Registered Holstein cow. It has been an exciting year at Registered Holstein sales. High type and deep pedigreed animals have sold exceptionally well from coast to coast so far in 2021. It is great to see Holstein breeders rewarded for the exceptional animals they have bred and developed. However, I think an equally impressive story we must tell as registered breeders is the genetic progress that can be made with Registered Holsteins. I see firsthand on our dairy farm the progress that can be made in production, components, and health through genetics. I firmly believe breeders can make great progress whatever their breeding goals may be. I realize the perfect cow for my farm may be totally different for another breeder in a different environment or milk pricing system. I would like to thank the Wisconsin Holstein Association members for their support and guidance in my running for the Holstein USA board. I consider it an honor to be elected to represent them and other members across the U.S. I look forward to representing our membership and the progress of the Registered Holstein cow. August/September 2021 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 35

District 10 Report

The October issue of the will feature District 5: Columbia, Sauk, Marquette, Green Lake, Juneau and Adams Counties Calumet County

2021 Adult Membership: 24; Junior Membership: 16 Adult Association Officers: President: Jeff Brantmeier; Vice President: Adam Faust; Secretary: Angela Hoefler; Treasurer: Adam Schnell The Calumet County Holstein Breeders (CCHB) organization began 2020 with the 103rd annual meeting held on January 10, 2020. The Mardi Gras Rural Urban Banquet was held in February 2020 and honored Woldt Farms LLC, Daryl and Amy Woldt, with Farmer of the Year. CCHB members hosted a Brat Fry Benefit on June 26, 2020 for member Adam Faust, where 100 percent of proceeds and donations were presented to Adam for medical assistance of his double amputee. Our adult and junior members had many accomplishments, awards, and nominations at various local, state, and national levels in 2021. Hilrose Holsteins, The Brantmeier Family, won the Holstein Association Division 2 Herd of Excellence, received 10-year Honoree and had classification of Hilrose Advent Anna at EX-95. Brandon and Shianne Ferry co-hosted Rock the Ledge Sale averaging $4,355 on 50 lots. The District 10 Holstein Show was hosted by CCHB on June 26 in Chilton where a record number of head was shown with 179. Daryl & Amy Woldt, along with their five daughters hosted the 35th Sundae on the Farm in Brillion on June 27. A large crowd of 3,700 attendees enjoyed farm tours, live music, grilled cheese & ice cream sundaes. Calumet County welcomes your attendance to the Calumet County Fair on Sunday, September 5, at 7:30pm to enjoy the CP Feeds Futurity. Fond du Lac County

2021 Adult Membership: 72; Junior Membership: 37 Junior Association Officers: President: Kaianne Hodorff; Vice President: Kaylee Mess; Secretary: Sam Mess; Treasurer: Emily Stumpf; Directors: Dylan Ryan, Kaydence Hodorff, and Grace Clark This past year has been quite the year! Although for most of us it was a slow year, we were still able to do a few things. We started our year off at District Activity Day at Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center in Manitowoc in March. We had one senior and three junior dairy bowl teams compete. Dylan Ryan and Isaac Loehr moved onto the state dairy jeopardy contest in late April. Dylan Ryan then moved onto help represent Wisconsin at National Convention. Also, Fond du Lac County had 12 and Under and YDJM award recipients. For the 12 and Under age division, Dylan Ryan, Cameron Ryan, Miles Rickert, and Leah Mess received an award. For the YDJM, Emily Stumpf, who was also crowned as the 2021 Wisconsin Holstein Association Princess Attendant, received an award. To wrap up the whole day, Fond du Lac County also won the Bell-A-Ring for the second year in a row. We then moved quickly into the summer where we started to go to events. Our wooden cow, Scarlet, who helps us teach kids about how to milk a cow and start great conversations, was at our county fair and a few other events! Manitowoc County

2021 Adult Membership: 68; Junior Membership: 31 Adult Association Officers: President: Aaron Breunig; Vice President: Amanda Kroener; Secretary: Vanna Leichtfuss; Treasurer: James Lepich; Directors: Austin McCulley, Angie Ulness, and Taylor Wittmus Junior Association Officers: President: Brianna Meyer; Vice President: Clarissa Ulness; Treasurer: Austin Meyer; Secretary: Garrett 36 – Wisconsin Holstein News – August/September 2021

Ulness; Reporter: Laney Neuser; Advisors: Amanda Smith and Nicole Breunig 2020 was a year that showed the commitment and dedication of the Manitowoc County’s Holstein Association. With the closure of the local fair, the Manitowoc County Holstein Association organized the 2020 Manitowoc County Round-Up where judge Austen Schmidt placed 139 animals. Junior Holstein members were excited to have an opportunity to show last summer because of this event. Additionally, the Round Up hosted the Manitowoc County Culver’s Futurity, which was won by Siemers Holsteins with Budjon-Abbott Drmn Annie-ET. In fall 2020, Milkinaire Dairy, the Mark and Vanna Leichtfuss family, opened their 220-cow farm for the Manitowoc County Twilight Meeting! The evening showcased a tremendous farm family with fellowship and camaraderie for all Holstein enthusiasts. The junior members enjoyed selling raffle tickets for the calf raffle and greatly appreciate Milkinaire’s donation of the raffle calf that was won by Ethan Staudinger. The association’s annual banquet concluded fall 2020 by recognizing outstanding members. The 2020 Manitowoc County Younger Holstein Breeder went to Jim Hackmann of Jimtown Holsteins. The 2020 Manitowoc County Distinguished Holstein Breeder was bestowed to Siemers Holsteins. Each year, an Outstanding Junior Member award is given with the 2020 recipient being Bennett Borgwardt. At the Junior Activity Days, Manitowoc had three teams compete in dairy bowl. The senior dairy bowl team, comprised of Lauren Siemers, Clarissa Ulness, Brianna Meyer and Garrett Ulness won the district contest. They went on to compete at the state activity day where they finished second. The senior team is coached by Janina Siemers. Also, Clarissa Ulness was elected to serve on the Junior Activities Committee to represent the Northeast District. The Manitowoc/Calumet Juniors represented with an outstanding 2021 National Holstein Convention. During the National Junior Forum, Brianna Meyer was elected to the National Junior Advisory Committee (JAC) as the Area III representative. The National JAC is the governing body of the Junior Association and oversees the organization’s activities. Brianna placed 2nd in the Senior division of the Prepared Public Speaking Contest at National Convention. Garrett Ulness and Austin Meyer were recognized as YDJM Finalists. At this year’s District 10 show, Abby Meyer placed third in the 12 and under showmanship division. Brianna Meyer placed first in the junior showmanship division. To kick off summer in 2021, the juniors recently had a campfire at Hackmann’s Norstad Farm. It was a great opportunity to get current and future members together to bond as the number of youth in the Manitowoc/Calumet Junior Holstein Association has grown. Sheboygan County

2021 Adult Membership: 59; Junior Membership: 33

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2021 Adult Membership: 18; Junior Membership: 14

Our club has not had a fundraiser COVID. We had about eight junior members participate at the district show this year. We have our Horizon Show and junior formal at our county fair, with all proceeds going back to the dairy kids. We are looking forward to getting back to normal!

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Lodi Veterinary Clinic..................................6 Origin Reproduction Services...................37 Rickert Bros., LLC.......................................24 Rural Mutual/Brian Greenman.............3, 37 Second Look Holsteins, LLC......................24 Selz-Pralle Dairy..........................................5 Tree-Hayven/Red Blossom........................21 VetCheck International.............................37 WHA Services ...........................................BC

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