Red & White Issue
Breeder Profile: Nobland Farms
WDE Champions - Blast from the Past
North American Open Dairy Show Results #OneRedandWhite with Steph Aves
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Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red EX-94
Defiant x VG-85-2Y Absolute x EX-93 Atwood x Ms Kingstead Chief Adeen EX-94
Res. Senior & Res. Grand Champion - Wisconsin Summer Championship Red & White Show 2020 Supreme Champion of the Junior Show - 2019 World Dairy Expo Grand Champion - 2019 International Red & White Junior Show Supreme Champion - 2019 Wisconsin State Junior Fair Michael & Megan Moede | Algoma, Wis. Supreme Champion - 2018 Wisconsin State Junior Fair robmoede@yahoo.com | 920-255-0937
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Nobland Addison
Dixie-Red
1st Winter Calf & Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show, District 3 Show 2020 Junior All-Wisconsin & 3rd open Winter Calf, Wisconsin Championship Show 2020 Reserve Junior All-Wisconsin & 4th open Winter Calf, Wisconsin Championship R&W Show 2020 Junior Champion Holstein & Reserve Supreme Junior Champion, Delco Youth Classic 2020 Junior Champion Holstein, Grant County Summer Showdown 2020
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Farnear Aria Addison x Nobland Avalanche Dane (will be classified in November) x Nobland Brodie Donkey VG-87
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Ainsley Noble
2561 Buckwheat Ridge Road Lancaster, WI 53813 608-235-2886 | tjnoble2@hotmail.com November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 3
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November 2020
Volume 92
Issue No. 8
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Obituaries
Lyle K. Opsal
Lyle K. Opsal, age 72, of Blue Mounds Township, passed away on Monday, Oct. 5, 2020, at his home— his deeply cherished Opsal’s Ridge—after a long and courageous struggle with progressive supranuclear palsy. He was born on March 20, 1948, the first day of spring, in Madison, to Boyd Lyle and Sybilla Irene (Bernards) Opsal. As a child, Lyle was a student at the one-room Erbe Country School. Later, he attended and graduated from Mount Horeb High School where he met his love and partner in life, Deanna Hendrickson, whom he married on July 28, 1965. Together, they invested their lives in caretaking the rolling hills, productive pastures, and dense woodlands that makes up Opsal’s Ridge Dairy Farm. Lyle was a lifelong dairy farmer and breeder of Registered Holstein cattle. He was especially proud to be honored this year by the U.S. Holstein Association as a 40-year member. While Lyle devoted much of his time to the farm, he always found time to enjoy other life passions. With friends in his earlier years, he was known as a spectacular pitcher on his slow pitch softball team and he also enjoyed tossing a hook ball down the bowling alley. He was a
Packers and Badgers fan, but he was particularly enthusiastic about a night out on the town with his wife to watch the University of Wisconsin Women’s Volleyball team play at the Field House. Lyle loved country music and read western novels voraciously. And, he found tremendous joy supporting his children and grandchildren as they showed Opsal Ridge cattle at local, county, state, and national shows. With laughter and affection, his family will remember the small but precious things that made Lyle dad, grandpa, and husband: his quick and witty oneliners; his commitment to ice cream as a food group; his fondness of the scent of Old Spice After Shave; and, especially, his charming, easygoing, and welcoming smile. Lyle is survived by his wife, Deanna Opsal; children, Troy Opsal, Travis (Leslie) Opsal, and Tara (Todd Riddle) Opsal; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, James (Barb) Opsal; sister, Shirley (Bob) Mazanet; brothers-in-law, Jeffrey (Kate) and Larry (Marie) Hendrickson; and nieces and nephews. He was welcomed, upon his passing, by beloveds who preceded him in death: his son, Thad Opsal; parents, Boyd and Sybilla Opsal; in-laws, Homer and Avis Hendrickson; brother-in-law, Jerome Hendrickson; and nephew, Trevor A. Hendrickson.
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Ms Treehayven Secret-Red EX-90 owned by Hannah Hensel and Aailyah Borchert
Int. & Grand Champ. - 2020 WI Summer Champ. RW Jr. Show Int. & Grand Champ. - 2020 District 4 Holstein Show 1st Jr. 3-Yr-Old - 2020 WI Summer Champ. RW Jr. Show 4th Jr. 3-Yr-Old - 2020 WI Summer Champ. RW Show
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Ms Treehayven Rvup Daisy-Red
owned by Aailyah Borchert and Grace Johnsrud 4th Spring Calf, 10 & Under - 2020 WI Summer Champ. RW Show 1st Spring Calf, 10 & Under - 2020 District 4 Holstein Show Aaliyah Borchert | Auburndale, WI treehayvenholsteins@yahoo.com @TreeHayvenHolsteins November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 7
Breeder Profile
District 3: Nobland Farms by Mara Budde Family is an important part of Nobland Farms in Lancaster. The 400-cow dairy is owned by Troy, Jaime, Drew, Ainsley and Macie Noble and Troy’s parents, Dennis and Rita. The herd and farm facilities have grown and changed since the farm was established in 1909 but the enthusiasm for the Registered Holstein remains consistent. When Troy was young, the family milked in a 60-cow tie-stall barn. With small expansions happening through the years, the family started milking in their new double-12 parallel parlor with a new freestall facility in March 2017. The older facilities have been repurposed to house calves, heifers and dry cows. In his first year in 4-H, at around nine years old, Dennis won the dairy’s first Registered Holstein at a local show. From that point, Registered Holsteins have always been a part of Nobland Farms. The sixth generation, Drew, Ainsley and Macie, have also found joy in the registered business breeding their own cattle and exhibiting at all levels of competition. Nobland Avalanche Heartache-TW is one of these animals. She was Nominated Junior All-American Fall Yearling in 2018 and her Red and White twin, Nobland Avalanche Heartbreaker-Red-TW, was first Red and White Fall Calf and Reserve Red and White Calf Champion of the Wisconsin Junior State Fair in 2017. Both are now among the milking herd and have scored Very Good as 2-year-olds, Heartache at VG-87 and Heartbreaker at VG-86. These two cows are daughters of an animal that the Nobles say have been influential in their herd, Nobland Apple J Hustle-Red EX-92. This Mr Applejack-Red-ET (Redliner x Apple-Red) daughter comes from a line of many Very Good and Excellent dams. Hustle herself has been shown successfully but her greatest impact on the farm has been through her offspring like Heartache and Heartbreaker. As a 3-year-old, Hustle calved with a set of Ammo twin heifers, again one Red and White and one Black and White. Nobland Ammo HotStuff-Red was honored as Reserve Junior Champion Red and White at the Youth Dairy Classic and first Junior Bred and Owned Red & White Winter Calf at World Dairy Expo in 2018.
Nobland Farms | Lancaster, Wis.
Dennis & Rita Noble and Troy, Jaime, Drew, Ainsley, & Macie Noble 400 milk cows 1,000 acres: primarily alfalfa and corn Herd Average: 26,500 pounds, 4.1% fat, 1070 lbs fat, 3.1%, 810 lbs protein Ration: TMR – haylage, corn silage, corn, purchased commodities Type of housing: Free stalls Prefix: Nobland 8 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020
Around 15 percent of the Nobland herd consists of Red & White Holsteins. Nobland Defiant Erica-Red EX-90 has been another influential cow in the herd and was successful in the ring as a heifer. She was Junior All-Wisconsin Red & White Summer Yearling and Honorable Mention Junior All-American Red & White Summer Yearling in 2016. Erica has three daughters, two reds and one VG-86 Diamondback 2-year-old. 2019 was also a successful year for the Noble kids with Nobland Rev-Me-Up Dots-Red earning the Honorable Mention Junior AllAmerican Summer Yearling title. Fast forward to the present. For Ainsley, 2020 proved to be a successful show season even with a number of shows being cancelled. Her winter calf, Nobland Addison Dixie-Red, claimed some banner titles and did well at all levels of competition. Her list of winnings is impressive and includes Junior All-Wisconsin and third Winter Calf at the Wisconsin Summer Championship Holstein Show, Reserve Junior All-Wisconsin and fourth Winter Calf at the Wisconsin Championship Red & White Show, Junior Champion titles of youth shows Delco Youth Classic and Grant County Summer Showdown, and Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show at the District 3 Holstein Show. These animals are a testament to the Noble’s breeding goals. “We try to breed for long lasting, healthy cows that can produce a lot of milk in their lifetime,” Troy says. Their goal with management and breeding is having a herd average of more than 30,000 pounds per cow. Additional examples of their breeding include Nobland Durham Babe EX-93, who made a lifetime record of 300,000 pounds with four lactations in a row over 44,000 pounds. Her granddaughter, Nobland Fever Barbie EX-93, was a high producing cow that the kids had much success with in the showring. Both of these cows have been influential in the herd. Some of the sires currently being used include Altitude-Red, Radio, Summerfest, Addison, Select, Hanford, Analyst-Red, and
Warrior-Red. The goal is to use good Type bulls without losing production. With expansion plans slowing, the Nobles are looking forward to hopefully offering show calves for sale. They are also in the process of building a show heifer barn. To increase genetic progress, Troy and Jaime would like to start using IVF and embryo transfer. In addition to the dairy, the Nobles operate a 90Troy gives a tour of their parlor to a group of second cow crossbred beef cow grade students. herd, where they raise and fatten all those calves. Holstein steer calves are raised on the farm until they are 500 pounds at which time some are sold as feeders while others go into their own feed lot to be finished out. Off the farm, the entire family is active in dairy-related organizations and activities. Troy and Jaime serve as Grant County
Junior Holstein leaders and they help coach the county’s judging and dairy bowl teams. For many years Dennis has been the main dairy superintendent at the Grant County Fair. He was pivotal in starting the Parade of Champions to recognize dairy youth as well as the Supreme Champion and Supreme Junior Champion awards. Ten years ago he created the Master Showmanship contest to bring dairy and livestock youth together. Nobland Farms also hosts the Platteville second grade classes with the help of the Platteville FFA. At this event, they go around to stations and learn about many aspects of farming. The Nobles plan to keep their herd around the same size. Future plans hinge on whether or not their children want to return to the farm after college. Drew is currently a freshman at Southwest Technical College; Ainsley is a junior at Platteville High School; and Macie is in eighth grade at Platteville Middle School. “If the kids choose to take the path of coming home to the farm, we will make sure they have the option to do so,” Troy says. While the Noble family takes great pride in many accomplishments spanning the generations, they feel their greatest accomplishment is watching the youngest generation exhibit bred and owned animals at state and national shows. It’s been a joy to watch the kids meet and form lasting friendships with youth from all over the state and nation.
Nobland Apple J Hustle-Red EX-92 has been a cow that has been influential at Nobland Farms. Her daughters have been Nominated All-American and have done well in the showring.
Macie showing Nobland Denver Koolwhip, a fall calf, at the 2020 Wisconsin Summer Championship Show. Macie and Koolwhip also took part in showmanship where she was third place 12 and under showperson.
Ainsley shows Nobland Rev Me Up Dots-Red at the 2019 International Red & White Junior Show where she placed third junior and 12th in the the open class.
Drew and Nobland Avalan Heartache-TW took sixth place at the 2018 International Junior Holstein Show as well as best junior bred & owned. November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 9
Red
Scenic-Edge Joyful-Red-ET EX-92 Stephanie Aves, Belmont
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About Joyful
Cow family information and how you came to own Joyful. Joyful was a September Storm out of Howard Home RMK Jena-Red VG86 (Redmarker) owned by David & Yvonne Preder and Rodney Bohnoff. I acquired Joyful just after she was named Junior Champion at the Midwest Spring Show. What impact did she make on your future in dairy as well as in Red & White Holstein breeding? Joyful has became the foundation to my Red and White herd. Joyful is the matriarch of the herd that I have today which includes five daughters, Joytime, Jumpn, Jingles, Judy, and Rejoyce. The Joyful family has descendants that have influenced many junior careers as she did mine. What show winnings does she have? Grand Champion, International Red & White Show 2009 Supreme Champion, WDE Jr. Show 2008 Grand Champion, International Red & White Show 2008 Junior Champion, Grand International Red & White Show Open and Junior Shows 2006 Unanimous All-American R&W in Fall Calf 2006 Unanimous All-American R&W Senior 2-year-old in 2008 Unanimous Junior All-American R&W from 2006 to 2009 Res. All-American R&W Senior 3-year-old 2009 What descendants do you have from Joyful today? The Joyful family has become the foundation for the herd I have today. We have one Destry daughter out of her at the farm, ReJoyce, who is due to calve in December 2020. We also have several family members with up to five generations of Joyful behind them in their pedigree that we are still showing and working with today. We also have a cleanup bull who is a Debonair out of Joyful. About Stephanie and St-yle Holsteins
What is your background? Farming is in my blood as a fourthgeneration farm owner. My grandpa, Ron, bought me my first Holstein cow at a very young age, Wishing Well Mata VG-87. I took her daughter to World Dairy Expo in 2001 and stood 33 out of 33 in the Holstein show. Regardless of the placing, that sparked my passion for showing and it has been a hobby since. Farm and herd information: In 2015, I purchased my 15-acre dairy in Belmont where my parents, Kevin and Julie, and I milk 50 head of Holsteins and Red and Whites. We still have many other solid foundation cows in our herd that we work with every day, but our two favorites are the Joyful and Savage-Leigh Alexee-ET EX-90 families. My parents are the heart and soul of the farm, my role is nothing compared to theirs. My dad cares for and milks all the cows. My mom cares for all the show heifers and the calves. I work fulltime off the farm as a Regional Sales Manager for Waikato Milking 10 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020
Equipment and am at the dairy as needed as well as working with the show heifers and cows. We all still consult together about breeding and other decisions we need to make on the farm. How did you get involved with the Red & White Breed? It took me many tries to find exactly what I wanted. I went from Guernseys to Jerseys, Holsteins and Brown Swiss before I finally decided to try working with a Red and White. I finally got my heart set on a Red and White after falling in love with a paint horse and at age 12 deciding that horses weren’t for me, I should just get a Red and White. After that I purchased Wilsey Redman Ruby-Red and then Glad Ray K Fantasia-Red followed by Joyful. Reds just became an addiction that does not seem to go away. My mom tells me that Red and Whites and I seem to go together because we have a similar attitude, but I’m not sure what she really means by that! What kept your passion for Red & Whites going? With the few purchases I have made, I’ve been able to produce a solid herd of cows that continue to produce the offspring that have the type that I like to see. The three red cows I have invested in Ruby, Fantasia, and Joyful all have unique stories and have created friendships, and memories that I cherish forever. These cows have been the highs and lows of life for all of us at ST-YLE since we trekked across the Canadian Border the day before it closed to pick up Ruby, about lost Fantasia at the All-American Dairy Show, and the countless memories we have had with Joyful.
Joy
Our pride &
Scenic-Edge Joyful-Red-ET Supreme Champion WDE Jr. Show ‘08
Junior Champion- Grand International Red & White Show 2006
Unanimous All-American R&W ‘06 & ‘08 Unanimous Jr. All-American R&W ‘06-’09
and for many more generations to come... 1th Gen.
ST-YLE-SA JUMPN 4 JOY-RED-ET EX-94
5th Gen.
ST-YLE-SA KEVINA-RED-ET Fresh in June Nominated AA Winter Yearling ‘19
I never dreamed in 2006 when I purchased Joyful that 14 years later she would be the foundation to my herd including her up to 6 generations later. Not only has my ride been full of great memories but watching juniors today have as much fun with the “J” family brings great pride to her foundation she has created.
Stephanie Aves Belmont, WI 815-979-4696
Air Fryer Cheese Curds Recipe from Wisconsin Cheese. For more visit wisconsincheese.com. Equipment needed: Airfryer Ingredients • 1 cup all purpose flour • 3 large eggs • 2 cups panko bread crumbs • 1 tsp garlic powder
• 1/2 tsp cayenne pepper • 8 oz of fresh Wisconsin Cheese Curds - choose your favorite! • Cooking spray • Dipping sauces: marinara, ranch, sauce of your liking
Instructions: 1. Heat air fryer to 350 degrees. Line a rimmed baking sheet with wax paper. 2. Place flour in a shallow, medium bowl. Lightly beat eggs in seperate shallow, medium-sized bowl. Combine the bread crumbs, garlic powder and cayenne pepper in another shallow medium bowl. 3. Coat cheese curds, a few at a time, in flour. Dip cheese curds in eggs, then coat with crumb mixture, shaking off excess coating between steps. Place on prepared pan. 4. Lightly spritz curds with cooking spray just before placing into the air fryer basket. Arrange curds in a single layer in the basket. Refrigerate remaining curds until frying. 5. Set timer for 5-7 minutes. Fry. Remove the basket at 3 minutes; flip curds. Cook 2-4 minutes longer or until lightly brown, crispy and the curds begin to melt. Repeat with remaining curds, starting with a light spritz of cooking spray. 6. Serve in a bowl or parchment-lined basket with sauce. Recipe Tips • Season the bread crumbs. Customize flavor of the curds with your favorite seasonings. • Select similar sized curds. Frying similar sized curds at the same time ensures that they melt and brown evenly. • Fry curds in a single layer. Limiting the number of curds in the fryer at the same time to a single layer yields a crispier coating. • Monitor the cooking temperature and timing. Since all air fryers vary by manufacturer, it’s best to take care while cooking curds. Adjust temperature and cook times as needed based on how the curds are browning and melting. November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 11
North American Open Holstein Show Results Congratulations to all Wisconsin exhibitors who showed at the North American Open Holstein Show. Below are results for Wisconsin-owned animals who placed in the top 10 or first or second junior. © Cowsmo
Grand Champions
Junior Champions
October 7, 2020 | Circleville, OH Mike Berry, WA; Associate Allan Berry, WA Spring Heifer Calf (27): 2. (B&O, 1st Jr) Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Dylan and Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. Duckett Doorman Cola-ET, Duckett Holsteins and Interstate Heifer Care, Rudolph; (2nd Jr) Quietcove Avalanche Faith-ET, Jacob, Logan and Madison Harbaugh, Shawano Winter Calf (24): 1. Borderview Goldwyn 2378-ET, K Doeberiener, L Bowen, C & A Ryan & J Cannon, OH & Fond du Lac; 6. Elmlo Undenied Spotlight, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; (2nd Jr) Duckett Impression Lily, Ferry, Baker & Fremstad, Hilbert Fall Heifer Calf (29): 1. City-Slickers DB Bon Voyage, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh and Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. (B&O) Milksource Tstorm Chrome-ET, Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna; 6. T-Triple-T Palm Bay, Laura Lesher and Trent Styzcynski, De Pere Summer Yearling Heifer (14): 1. (B&O) Budjon-Vail Avalnc Eevie-ET, Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira; 5. Zehrview D-Back Saphhire-Red, Daniel Zehr & Austin Kopecky, Clinton; 6. (2nd Jr) Ocean-View Shes All That-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield Spring Yearling Heifer (25): (1st Jr) Mauk-E-Way Ammo Kyler-ET, N, B & J Mauk and A, C & Royce Booth, Plymouth Winter Yearling Heifer (13): 1. Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, John Cunningham & Ross Risner, Lomira; 6. NK-Stef Dback Abit Sassy, Niki & Kelsi Steffenhagen, Darlington; 10. (2nd Jr) Ocean-View Eye Candy-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield Fall Yearling Heifer (10): 1. (1st Jr) GVGoldenview Ladyliberty, Benjamin and Sara Kronberg, Milton; 7. (2nd Jr) Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, N, B, J Mauk and A, C, R Booth, Plymouth; 9. Ocean-View Born To Shine-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield Junior Champion – Open Show: Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, John Cunningham and Ross Risner, Lomira Reserve Junior Champion – Open Show: City-Slickers DB Bon Voyage, Jacob, Logan and Madison Harbaugh and Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Junior Champion – Junior Show: GVGoldenview Ladyliberty, Benjamin and Sara Kronberg, Milton
Junior Champions of the Junior Show J-York Gen & K Lois, Cambridge Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (11): 1. (B&O) Milksource Attica-Red, Milksource Genetics, Kaukana; 3. Miss Bruins Be My Crush, Shore, Connery, and Majestic View Genetics, Delavan Junior 2-Year-Old (14): 2. (B&O) Duckett Control Buffy, Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph Senior 2-Year-Old (12): 1. (B&O) Duckett Solomon Leta, Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph; 2. Mikelholm Jacoby Melania, Jenna Langer & Jamie Black, DeForest Junior 3-Year-Old (18): 2. Jacobs Control Brisk-ET, Milksource, Ransom Rail & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna; 3. Ms Sid Blexy-ET, Budjon Farms, Peter Vail, Mark Binversie, Ross Risner, and Clark Woodmansee, Lomira; 4. L-Maples Dfnt Cassey-Red-ET, Siemers Holsteins, Newton; 8. Heart&Soul Dempsey Raelynn, Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna Senior 3-year-old (11): 5. (B&O) Budjon-Vail Drm Sunshine-ET, Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira 4-Year-Old (13): 6. Berryridge Bradnick Jaime, Budjon Farms, Lomira 5-Year-Old (13): 3. Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Milksource and Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna; 4. Unique Dempsey Cheers, Budjon Farms, Peter Vail, Tim & Sharyn Abbott, Clark Woodmansee, and Ferme Blondin, Lomira; 6. Ms Listerines Look At Me-ET, Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph; 9. (B&O) Siemers Pure Ki-Anna, Jacob, Connor and Lauren Siemers, Newton; 10. DL-Van McCutchen Alivia, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge Aged Cow (14): 1. K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Majestic View, G Lintvedt, R Shore, P Probert & R Connery, Delavan; 2. Oakfield GC Darby-ET, Frank & Diane Borba, Frank & Carol Borba, and Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph Lifetime Production Cow (9): 1. Butz-Butler Gold Barbara-ET, Kueffner, Iager, Hetts, Armbrust & Bielke; 2. Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS, Budjon Farms and Peter Vail, Lomira: 3. Co-Vale Dempsey Dina 4270-ET, Milksource and Ransom Rail, Kaukauna; 7. TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna Senior & Grand Champion and Best Udder Cow of the Show – Open Show: K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Majestic View, G Lintvedt, R Shore, P Probert & R Connery, Delavan
HM Junior Champion – Junior Show: Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Dylan and Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac
Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion – Open Show: Oakfield GC Darby-ET, Frank & Diane Borba, Frank & Carol Borba, and Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph
Premier Breeder of the Heifer Show: Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph
Premier Exhibitor of Show: Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna
Milking Yearling (12): 1. Petitclerc Emilio Adene, Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna; 2. Tree-Hayven Tatoo Last Song, Duckett Holsteins, Rudolph; 4. Crystal-Star Avlnch Cali-ET, The Cali Partnership, Delavan; 8. Ms Raptor Brutality-ET, Maple-Leigh Futures, Liz Griffith, and Majestic View Genetics, Delavan; 9. (B&O) Ziems Denver Excitement, Ziems Farms, T & L Ziemba, 12 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020
North American Open Red & White Show Results
WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN
Congratulations to all Wisconsin exhibitors who showed at the North American Open Holstein Show. Below are results for Wisconsin-owned animals who placed in the top 10 or first or second junior.
Young Adults
Junior Champions
Grand Champions October 5, 2020 | Circleville, OH Pat Lundy, NY; Associate Judge Reid Lundy, NY
with the princess that year-I was in awe! I spent many years competing in dairy bowl and other activities and Junior Champions of the Junior Show was Outstanding Holstein Boy in 2007. I also was given the opportunity to serve as a JAC. Reserve Junior Champion – Open Show: Cow-Palace Warrior Aria-Red, Sara Feldmann, HowardsWhere Grove do you work and what is your role? I work at Grass Ridge Farm. Depending on the day Milking Yearling (3): 2. (B&O) AvalanceHuman Adel-Red-ET, Hilrose Dairy, I am the Hilrose Herdsman, Resources Manager, Sherwood Agronomist, and/or Financial Analyst! Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (6): 2. Milksource Attica-Red, Milksource Genetics, KaukaunaHow do you continue to stay involved with
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4-Year-Old (11): 2. Sellcrest Cheeto-Red, Coltan Brown, SeeingDthe advancement of the Strum herd in the last 10 years has given us a great source of pride. With the useand ofLaurie genomics 5-Year-Old (6): 1. Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Milksource Genetics and using top bulls for fitness, production, and type you really can see Paul Lippert, 31 Pittsville, Wis. Kaukana; 4. Ms Barb Act Beauty-Red-ET, Maple-Leigh Futures, T&L Winter Yearling (11): 1. (B&O) Milksource Tantrum-Red-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Fischer, how far the breed has come in a relatively short time! Cows can look Kaukauna; 4. (1st Jr) Ms Rollnview Jump4Fun-Red, Jacob, Logan & Madison Cattle Ltd, Graisson and Mandy Schmidt, and Mike Berry, Delavan Where did you grow up and what is your educational pretty, be fertile, and make a lot of fat and protein - all at the same Harbaugh, Marion; 7. Cow-Palace Diamond Asia-Red, Sara Feldmann, Lifetime time! Production Cow (1): 1. Miss Apple Snapple-Red-ET, Milksource background? Howards Grove Genetics, Kaukauna I grew up in Pittsville on the home farm where we continue to dairy. Home of Rickland Holsteins What your future plans? At the beginning it was a 40-cow dairy with Registered Holsteins, but Fall Yearling (6): 2. Milksource Thunder-Red, Maple-Leigh Futures and Produce ofare Dam&(4):Kelly, 3. Hilrose Greg Holsteins, Sherwood Jim &theLaura, To continue dairy farming and beat odds by making it a profitable we grew to about 100 cows. In 2000, when I was still a boy, it grew to Daniel Van de Pol, Delavan; 4. (B&O, 2nd Jr) Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, venture as well as one that gives us timeMiss to enjoy lives off the farm Senior & Grand Champion – Open Show: Appleour Snapple-Red-ET, a 350-cow dairy and today we milk 550 Registered Holsteins and now Andrew & Shannon, N, Doug, B, J Mauk and A, C, R Booth, Plymouth Linda, Coreydegree & Tammy Hodorff as well. Genetics, I want toKaukauna continue breeding cows that work hard and do it with Milksource also Jerseys. I have aClint, Dairy Science from UW-River Falls. Don &canLila ease but occasionally make Rickert us proud in the show ring! Junior Champion – Junior Show: Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red, J, L, & M HM Senior Champion – Open Show: Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Milksource N3832 Hwy. W, Eden, WI 53019 How did you get involved in the Wisconsin Holstein Association? Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion Eldorado, WI 54932 Genetics and Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna Tel: (920) 477-6800 • Fax: 477-2520 Any other comments you’d like to add? What activities did you take part in or(920) do take part in? rickertkel@gmail.com • 920-960-9640 HM JuniorE-mail: Championmail@secondlookholsteins.com – Junior Show: Hilrose Altitude Aero-Red-ET, Bentley, The worldExhibitor: is a crazy place for good and for bad. Approach every My family has been very active in the Holstein Association for many Overall Premier Milksource Genetics, Kaukauna Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood RHA: 1037 cows 31,221 3.9 your 1220family 3.0 943 day with a positive attitude, treat and your coworkers/ years. My grandma Marge helped start the first junior convention and Stop in anytime for a second look! 24 Year Genetics with Progressive the respect they deserve.Herd If you can do that you are my father was a–JAC. remember first convention! There was a employees Junior Champion OpenI still Show: Milksourcemy Tantrum-Red-ET, Tristen Ostrom, blizzard and it was in Stevens Point – I remember being in the elevator well on your way to success in anything you do! Kaukauna
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Crescentmead Wondergirl-Red | Jordy x GP Armani x VG-85 Gold Chris x EX-94 Contender 1st Fall Calf District 6 Show 2020 and Res. Jr. Champ. District 6 Jr. Show 2020 1st Fall Calf and HM Jr. Champ. Dubuque County Fair 2020 1st Fall Calf and Jr. Champ. Youth Dairy Classic RW Show 2020 1st Fall Calf Midwest Dairy Congress 2020 Currently being IVF’d. owned by Lauren Jones L&L Genetics| Sauk Prairie, WI | 608-212-7513 November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 15
2020 - A Year in the Reds
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This year has been a year of new experiences for all of us! With COVID, masks, businesses shut down and political uproar, we have found ourselves treading waters we have not been in before! In the midst of challenges, there are always blessings and at Dewgood, they came in Red!
Ri-Val-Re Nora-ET VG-85
Farnear Roxy-Red-ET VG-86
From a bit of a different pedigree comes Nora. She made a great 2-year-old record and gave us: • 7HO15203 Dewgood 737 Boeing P-Red, a Webster son. He’s the #1 Red and Polled bull and is also A2A2 and 516 aAa.
From the depth of the Roxys came Roxy-Red, making a nice record and some nice Swingman sons! • 200HO12089 Dewgood Redwings-Red-ET - +2728G, NM +633, +DPR, with nice production and Type. • 566HO1336 Dewgood Ringleader-Red-ET - +2614G, a high milk Red bull with great Type.
2-01 365 36,380 3.7 1340 3.3 1189 cp
2-01 249 21,249 3.9 827 3.1 654 cp
One day a man named Peter found himself in unusual circumstances. He was walking were he never walked before. All went well until he looked at everything around him and he became afraid! In his desperation he cried out to Jesus who was right there on the water with him. Jesus rescued Peter in the middle of the storm and LATER it became calm again! We need to learn to have enough courage to ask for help in the middle of the storm when all is uncertain. That same Jesus still gives help in the storms of life! Read Matt 14:22-32, Matt 11:28-30 What a year it has been, BUT as always... Success is not what we achieve, but enjoying God’s blessings one at a time! Dean & Wanda Good and Family 7937 Elm Lane Rd., Oconto, WI 54153 Phone and fax: (920) 834-4884 E-mail: dewgoodholsteins@emypeople.com 16 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020
H
appy Thanksgiving to our fellow Holstein breeders, family and all our human race! As we enter the Thanksgiving season, sometimes it seems there are so many disappointments and not so many blessings BUT if we pause a little, we can always find something to be thankful for! Here is a poem to encourage us onward.
Keeping On
I’ve dreamed many a dream that never came true I’ve seen them vanish at dawn But I’ve realized enough of my dreams, thank God, To make me want to dream on I’ve prayed many prayers when no answer came Though I waited patient and long But answers have come to enough of my prayers To make me want to keep praying on I’ve trusted many a friend that failed And left me to weep alone But I’ve found enough of my friends true blue To make me keep trusting on I’ve sown many seeds that fell by the way For the birds to feed upon But I’ve held enough golden sheaves in my hands To make me keep sowing on I’ve drained the cup of disappointment and pain And gone many days without song But I’ve sipped enough nectar from the roses of life To make me want to live on - anonymous As always... Success is not what we achieve, but enjoying God’s blessings one at a time! Dean & Wanda Good and Family 7937 Elm Lane Rd., Oconto, WI 54153 Phone and fax: (920) 834-4884 E-mail: dewgoodholsteins@emypeople.com
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World Dairy Expo - A Blast from the Past
With the cancellation of World Dairy Expo, this issue won’t be featuring any results, photos or stories on Wisconsin’s winners as we normally do. We wanted to bring a little Expo to this issue. Check out our list of past Wisconsin champions and supremes. Enjoy. Wisconsin Holstein Champions
Year
Animal
Owner
2019
Butz-Butler Gold Barbara-ET Kueffner, Iager, Hetts, Beilke & Armbrust
2017
Rosiers Blexy Goldwyn-ET
Budjon, Vail, Abbott, Van Exel and Woodmansee, Lomira
2015
Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha
MilkSource Genetics, Kaukauna,
2010
Harvue Roy Frosty
M. & J. Duckett, J. & N. Junemann & S. Armbrust, Rudolph
2009
Harvue Roy Frosty
M. & J. Duckett, J. & N. Junemann & S. Armbrust, Rudolph
2006
Kinyon Linjet Ideal
Martin Kinyon & Mark Rueth, Oxford
2005
Budjon Redmarker Desire
Budjon Farms, J. Nitz, Lomira
2002
Vandyk-k Integrity Paradise
Mark Rueth, Kent Van Dyk, Deerfield
2000
Vandyk-k Integrity Paradise
Mark Rueth, Kent Van Dyk, Jefferson
1979
Hanover Hill Lucky Fobes
Pinehurst Farms, Sheboygan Falls
1974
Gene-Acres Felica May Fury
Felicia May Associates, Ft. Atkinson
1973
Wataview Mark Babe
Henry Bartel, Ellsworth
1968
Lake Aire Dora Crisscross
Vernon Schultz, Manitowoc
1967
Bayland Crescent Charmane
Allen Hetts & Clarence Bay, Ft. Atkinson
1973 - 1st Wisconsin Holstein cow to win Supreme - Wataview Mark Babe, Sonny Bartel
1994 - 1st Supreme of Junior Show - OpsalRidge Eagle Jonquil, Tara Opsal
Wisconsin Red & White Champions
Year
Animal
Owner
2015 Stans-Jen-D Tequila-Red-ET
MilkSource Genetics, Kaukauna
2014 Strans-Jen-D Tequila-Red-ET
MilkSource, Kaukauna
2012 Blondin Redman Seisme-Red
MilkSource Genetics, Kaukauna
2011 KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET
Apple Partners, Edgerton
2007 Lavender Ruby Redrose-Red
Mark Rueth, Oxford
2005 Lavender Ruby Redrose-Red
Rosedale/Mark Rueth, Oxford
2000 RRK Red-Marker Rizz-Red
Kevin Ryan, Fond du Lac
1995 Willdina Royal Fire-Red
David Bachmann, Jr., Sheboygan Falls
2005 - 1st and only Wisconsin Red & White Holstein to win Supreme - Lavender Ruby Redrose-Red, pictured with Grand Champion Holstein Budjon Redmarker Desire
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2000/2002 - 1st Wisconsin Holstein to repeat as Supreme - Vandyk-K Integrity Paradise
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Wisconsin Holstein Youth TENTATIVE Schedule for 2021 Junior Holstein Convention
Monday, December 28 12 noon-6 p.m. DJM Interviews 12 noon Convention Registration & Contest Room opens Dairy Jeopardy Registration (deadline to check-in is 1:30 p.m.) Dairy Bowl Registration (check-in by 6 p.m.) 1:45 p.m. Dairy Jeopardy Judges orientation 2:00 p.m. Dairy Jeopardy Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) 5:15 p.m. Junior Forum & Caucuses; Adult Forum 7:00 p.m. Dinner - Dairy Jeopardy, Essay Contest & Junior Farm Tour Awards, Junior Progressive Breeder & Long Range Production Awards Bell-R-Ring Contest 9:00 p.m. Evening entertainment Tuesday, December 29 7-8:30 a.m. Breakfast buffet 7:45 a.m. Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation 8:00 a.m. Junior Dairy Bowl Contest begins Senior & Intermediate Speaking Contests begin 8:00 a.m. Contest Room opens 9:00 a.m. Royalty Interviews 12:00 p.m. Princess Luncheon First-time Attendee & Graduate Recognition 1:45 p.m. Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl contests begin Junior & Intermediate Speaking Contests begin 6:30 p.m. Banquet Dance Wednesday, December 30 8:00 a.m. Breakfast and Contest Room results Spirit Award & Bell-R-Ring winner announced “MOO”tivational Career Panel 9:00 a.m. Business Meeting, JAC Elections & Raffle Drawing 10:00 a.m. Dairy Bowl Finals to follow YQCA seminar (if possible)
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YQCA Training
The Young Adult Committee will once again be offering a training session for juniors to complete their YQCA requirements for the 2021 project year. The session will be held Wednesday morning following Dairy Bowl finals and should last for one hour. The YAC will be covering the cost of the training session for juniors, however you MUST be registered in advance for your registration fee to be covered. **This session may be cancelled if we are not able to get a trainer from UW Extension due to state COVID restrictions. 20 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020
We’re “Moo”ving Towards Fun in 2021! Convention Notes
New dates
- This year’s convention will be Monday-Wednesday during the school break between Christmas and New Year. We will be looking for feedback on which time-frame is better for future conventions.
Registration/COVID waiver/Junior Agreement
- There will be a registration fee for the convention again this year to help cover convention expenses and rental fees. This includes anyone that will be in the facility to watch a junior contest. Because of COVID, we will need a complete and accurate list of all those in attendance - so everyone will be required to stop at convention registration to sign up, sign waivers and receive a name badge. - Junior members will need to have a parent’s signature on both the COVID waiver and Junior Behavior Agreement. Both forms will be emailed to all juniors who are pre-registered to complete before they travel to convention. - Entry to all meetings, meals, dance and events will require a wristband to verify registration starting at 2 p.m. on Monday.
Monday’s Highlights
- We listened to feedback from last year that having Dairy Jeopardy & Dairy Bowl is a lot for those participating in both. We are also starting the first day activities later in the day to allow for travel time. - Junior Forum and District Caucuses - this is your chance to bring up items for discussion that you’d like to see changed or added to Junior Holstein programming, plus meet the new JAC candidates! - Get you know your fellow members: It’s always fun to find out something new about someone. This fun mixer will help you mix and mingle and learn more about your fellow Junior Holstein members! - Hypnotist/Magician and Game Night: It’s always a hoot to see how your friends react when you get hypnotized, as long as it’s not you they’re laughing at! Friendly games will be set up to play like Corn Hole, Animal Bingo and others! - Scavenger Hunt: Throughout the convention, youth will have the opportunity to “MOO”ve around and find some fun scavenger hunt items to win prizes.
Tuesday’s Fun & Games
- It’s Dairy Bowl day! Juniors will compete in the morning, along with senior and intermediate speaking contestants. - Following the Princess Luncheon, Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl contests will commence while senior and remaining intermediate speaking participants compete. - “MOO”ving Toward Fun Dance: Show us your “MOO”ves on the dance floor for some Tuesday night fun.
Wednesday’s Wrap-Up
- Drag your friends out of bed... winners from the Contest Room will be handed out and Bell-R-Ring and Spirit Award winners will be announced! - “MOO”tivational Career Panel: Learn more about resume building and career opportunities when this panel of diversified business men and women share their experiences working in the agricultural industry. - JAC elections and the annual business meeting - Be sure to stick around to cheer on your favorite teams in the Dairy Bowl Finals! Immediately following both contests, we’ll hold a YQCA training session to fulfill your requirements for the 2021 show season.
Wisconsin Holstein Youth Award Opportunities Still Available
Nominate an adult “friend” or leader for the Wisconsin Holstein Youth Friend of the Year award! The Junior Holstein program has been successful because of parents and youth supporters, and this award is a great opportunity to recognize youth “friends” that have given a helping hand or gone above and beyond to aid in the development of the state’s Holstein youth. There are two divisions - 1 to 5 years of leadership and 6 years and over of leadership. Be sure to include the division that your “friend” would qualify for on the application. Stories and applications for this award should be 250 words or less and be to the state office by November 10. All applications submitted will be kept on file for three (3) years. And don’t forget to nominate youth leaders for the WHY Leadership Merit award. This award recognizes those Holstein youth who have shown outstanding leadership and active involvement at the county and local level. These individuals have worked alongside adult leaders to perform tasks that make our association stronger. They not only strive hard for their own achievement but also work well with others as cheerleaders for group success and learning for all. County/District adult leaders are encouraged to nominate up to two youth ages 14-21 for the Leadership Merit Award per year. Merit Award winners will be recognized at the Junior Convention. Nominations for this award should be no more than 250 words and are due to the WHA office by November 10. More information can be found on the WHA website under Junior Contests & Awards.
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. Ads, photos, crafts, and more! There are a ton of opportunities for recognition at junior convention in the Activity Room. Juniors can enter the Photography, Arts and Crafts, Folding Display, and Advertising contests. Drawing & Painting and Crafts has been combined into one contest with an additional division - junior, senior and Junior Convention Princess workshop. More details to come on the Princess workshop! For rules and age divisions of these contests, check out the Junior Handbook online on the junior awards page. All contest room entries must be taken or produced since the previous Junior Convention by the junior member entering the project. Entries will be due by 5 pm on Monday, December 28. 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.
2020 Junior Raffle
SELL, SELL, SELL! Tickets for the 2020 Junior Raffle are available for sale. County advisors should have received tickets in the mail, however, if more are needed please contact the office. This year’s calf is donated Walk-Era Farms. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this special calf ! Ticket sales help fund all Junior Holstein activities and your county will receive $1/ticket rebate. Thank you the additional prize donors: Cowsmo Animart Nasco Cattle Connection World Dairy Expo Sartori Sargento STgenetics Origin Reproduction Services Zoetis UW-River Falls Dairy Club Genex Merial/Boehringer Ingelheim Vita Plus Bonnie Mohr Genovations Southwest WI Technical College Hoard’s Dairyman Additional gift baskets donated by Junior Activities Committee and Royalty team
A note from your JACs
Hello Junior members! We hope you are all doing well and that your school year is off to a fantastic start! No matter how you are attending school this fall, we hope you are starting to think about the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention. Because, while some things may be different this year, we still plan to have a fun-filled convention in Appleton this December. What are some things to be thinking about in preparation for convention? Well, on November 10th, there are multiple things due. This includes Essay Contests entries, Junior Farm Trip Award applications, WHY Leadership Merit and WHY Friend nominations, which need to be mailed or emailed to the WHA office. In addition, Progressive Breeder Award forms and Long Range Production awards are also due online or by mail on this day. You can also start to prepare for contests at the convention. Entries are still open for Dairy Bowl, Speaking Contests and Dairy Jeopardy. These contests are exciting ways to expand your dairy knowledge and public speaking abilities, all while competing against your peers. It is most definitely not too late to begin studying for Dairy Bowl and Dairy Jeopardy or start writing your Speaking Contest speech. If you are a junior member and above the age of 16, we want to strongly encourage you to consider running for the Junior Activities Committee this year. This committee is a great way for you to get more involved within the organization and develop your leadership skills. As a JAC member you will have the ability to help plan fun events for juniors, explore new opportunities and make meaningful connections along the way. If you have any questions, reach out to any of the current JACs. All of us would love to talk with you! In addition to our usual convention activities, we have added a new room! The JACs have decided to add an activity room to this year’s convention. In this room we will have tons of awesome activities for juniors to do during the convention. You won’t want to miss your chance to check out this fun new addition! This year’s convention is planned for December 28-30 at the Red Lion Hotel in Appleton. We can’t wait to see all of you there! Until then, stay safe and get ready for a great 2021 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention! Nathan Daniels & McKenna Coffeen, 2nd year JACs November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 21
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2021 Junior Holstein Convention Registration
“MOO”ving Towards Fun in 2021
Hosted by the Waupaca/Waushara Junior Holstein Association
December 28-30, 2020 • Red Lion Paper Valley, Appleton Registration forms must be postmarked by Tuesday, December 1. A late fee of $20 per person will be added if postmarked after December 1. If the convention is cancelled due to COVID-19, all registration fees will be refunded. NOTE: All convention attendees must be registered to attend any events, including anyone watching contests. Registration wristbands will be required for entry to all convention events. If you have not purchased a meal, you will NOT be allowed in the room until all food is served and you must have a wristband. A ticket trade board will be located by the registration desk.
M1 Monday Taco Bar - $22 Seasoned beef, refried beans, shredded lettuce, cheese, diced onion & tomato, sour cream, salsa, soft & hard shell tacos, tortilla chips M2 Tuesday Breakfast Buffet - $17 Scrambled eggs, sausage links, bacon, breakfast potato, whole fruit M3 Tuesday Princess Luncheon - $22 Hamburgers and hot dogs with all the fixings, buns, potato chips, fresh fruit, and baked beans M4 Tuesday Banquet - $30 Choice of Bistro Steak or Chicken Marsala; house salad with ranch or French dressing, roasted red potatoes, island blend veggies M5 Wednesday Breakfast - $17 Scrambled eggs, sausage links, bacon, French Toast, whole fruit Convention T-Shirt - $5 Daily Registration Fee of $5 for ALL convention attendees (max $10) - All convention attendees must be registered to attend any events, including watching contests. Registration wristbands will be required for entry to all convention events.
Full Convention Package (includes Registration Fees & convention t-shirt - a $23 savings!) - $100 YQCA Juniors wishing to attend the YQCA session on Wednesday must pre-register so we can cover the costs for those in attendance. Only those that pre-register will have their session paid for by WHA. This may be cancelled if we are not able to get an instructor from UWEX. Name ___________________________________________________________
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Mark all selections for this convention registrant: (select either the Full Convention Package OR the individual meals and daily registration fees) Full Convention Package - $100 M1 - Taco Bar $22 ❑ M5 - Breakfast $17 ❑ (includes t-shirt & Registration Fees) M2 - Breakfast $17 ❑ Day 1 Registration Fee - $5 ❑ STEAK ❑ or CHICKEN ❑ M3 - Princess Luncheon $22 ❑ Day 2 Registration Fee - $5 ❑ YQCA Training (no charge) ❑ M4 - Banquet STEAK $30 ❑ Convention T-shirt - $5 ❑ or CHICKEN $30 ❑ Total due: _______ Name ___________________________________________________________
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Mark all selections for this convention registrant: (select either the Full Convention Package OR the individual meals and daily registration fees) Full Convention Package - $100 M1 - Taco Bar $22 ❑ M5 - Breakfast $17 ❑ (includes t-shirt & Registration Fees) M2 - Breakfast $17 ❑ Day 1 Registration Fee - $5 ❑ STEAK ❑ or CHICKEN ❑ Day 2 Registration Fee - $5 ❑ M3 - Princess Luncheon $22 ❑ YQCA Training (no charge) ❑ M4 - Banquet STEAK $30 ❑ Convention T-shirt - $5 ❑ or CHICKEN $30 ❑ Total due: _______ Make checks payable to: Waupaca/Waushara Junior Holstein Assoc. and mail to: Sandy Cordes, E291 Emmons Creek Rd, Waupaca, WI 54981 Questions? Willis Gunst - 920-858-9367
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2020 Wisconsin Top Performer Application Form Name of animal: ______________________________________ Reg. # _____________________ Owner: _____________________________________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________ Telephone _________________________________ E-mail _________________________________ Final Score ______________ Age at Classification ______________ BAA of Animal ____________ Lactation Number When Classified ____________
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Production records completed from January 1 to December 31, 2020. Limit of 5 applications per age division and postmarked by FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 2021. All production records should be 305 days or less. Cow must be classified at least GP if a 2 year old or VG if 3 year old or older. Classification should be from the lactation being submitted for award. You may also submit a pedigree for classification verification if needed. For permanently scored cows, the permanent score will be used. Cows must be housed in Wisconsin for the entire lactation to receive recognition. This contest is for Wisconsin Holstein Association members. All records will be entered on a TRUE PROTEIN BASIS. *2 & 3 year olds use 20 for the multiplier; all older animals use 25 as the multiplier to obtain ranking points.
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Send entries to: WI Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913 or fax 608-356-6312 or email lauraw@wisholsteins.com November 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 25
2020 Treasure Quest Winners
The 2020 Treasure Quest was held at the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show on August 26 in West Bend. Normally, the annual raffle is held at the Midwest National Spring Holstein Show. Thank you to those breeders who entered calves and to those businesses who donated basket prices. Visit the WHA website, www.wisholsteins.com, for information on the 2021 Treasure Quest in early 2021.
Calf Winner:
Noah Houtsinger, Delavan, chose Kamps-Rx Aplb Amalia-Red-ET from Reggie & Krysty Kamps of Darlington. Other winners include:
Nasco Show Supplies basket - Brent Wolf, Oconto Falls Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin basket - Jeff Hendrickson, Belleville World Dairy Expo basket - Jim & Kelly Rickert, Eldorado UW-Madison basket - Marty Kinyon/Brandon Flannery, Lone Rock Cowsmopolitan basket - Laura Lesher & Trent Styczynski, DePere Supreme Awards “Cook-out” basket - Hannah Ullom, Bloomer Kathy Endres/Windmill on the Ridge basket - Brett Ballweg, Dane Hoard’s Dairyman basket - Mark Ludtke, Rosendale Dairy Star basket - Scott & Paige Felton, St. Cloud WHA “Family Night” basket - Todd Stanek, Fall Creek WHA “Feed the Show crew” basket - Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville
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1. Publication Title
WHA looking for 2021 Summer Intern The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for an eager dairy industry and wanting to gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry. Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcome to apply. It is not required to be majoring in an Agriculture field, but background in the dairy industry is preferred.
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Salary or Hourly: Salary w/bonus opportunity Reports to: Executive Director Travel: Up to 50% (requires a personal vehicle with gas mileage reimbursement) Date: May 24-August 20, 2021 (some weekends required) Location: Baraboo, WI
WHA looking for 2021 Summer Intern
The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for an eager dairy enthusiast& looking to learn more about the industry and wanting to Major Duties Responsibilities: gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry. Event Planning attending asummer 2 or 4-year college welcome apply. It is • Attend Applicants all WHA sponsored events and are other countytoHolstein required to bethe majoring an Agriculture field, but background events. not These include DistrictinShows, Summer Championship in the dairy industry is preferred. and Judging Contest, Junior State Fair Holstein Show, Showmanship
Show, WHA and Open Fairopportunity Holstein Show. SalaryFuturity or Hourly: SalaryState w/bonus • Work with WHAto: staff and committees Reports Executive Director to plan events such as the 2021 Travel: Up to 50% (requires personal vehicle gas inputing mileage WHA Futurity, District Shows, andamore. This may with include reimbursement) and finalizing show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other Date:asMay 24-August 20, 2021 (some details such mailings and dignitary needs.weekends required) Location: Baraboo, WI send correspondence before and after • Organize show booklets, meals, an event and archive final results. Major Duties & placing Responsibilities: Public Relations Event Planning • Ability to communicate all areas of the Association a timely manner • Attend all WHAtosponsored summer events andinother county Holstein • Assist in any communication needed for members or external events. These includematerials the District Shows, Summer Championship Showmanship and Judging Contest, Junior State Fair Holstein Show, media such as pamphlets, letters, bios and entry forms Show, WHA Futurity State Fair • Work with external sponsorsand asOpen it pertains to Holstein awards, Show. signage and • Workof with WHA staff and committees to plan events such as the 2021 coordination events WHA Futurity, District Shows, and partners more. This may include inputing • Build valuable partnerships with industry and finalizing Web, Print and More show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other details such as mailings and dignitary needs. • Write press releases announcing upcoming events and summarizing • Organize show booklets, meals, send correspondence before and after placings an and/or event winnings. and archive final placing results. • Compile and publish updated marketing materials on WHA website Public Relations such as•press releases, entry forms, eventofdetails and imagery. Ability to communicate to all areas the Association in a timely manner • Take photos winners when neededneeded to post andorshare • Assistofin event any communication materials foronline members external with Editor. media such as pamphlets, letters, bios and entry forms • Work with external sponsors as it and pertains awards,articles signageasand • Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders writetoprofile of this events assigned coordination by the Editor; may require taking photos for the article. • Buildto valuable partnerships with industryand partners • Opportunity learn database management design e-newsletter Web, Print and More pieces. and other creative marketing • Write press releases announcing upcoming events and summarizing
Preferred Knowledge: placings and/or winnings.
• Excellent communication, writing, organization and time-management • Compile and publish updated marketing materials on WHA website practicessuch as press releases, entry forms, event details and imagery. • Take photos of event whenwith needed to prioritization post online and share • Ability to handle multiple taskswinners at one time strong skills with Editor. • Strong knowledge of PC operating systems (Mac experience a plus) • Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders and write profile articles as • High level of attention to detail and ability to focus assigned the aEditor; thisattitude may require taking photos for the article. • Strong work ethicbywith positive • Opportunity learn in database management • Knowledge of currenttotrends the dairy industry and design e-newsletter and other creative marketing pieces.
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Preferred • Must have received aKnowledge: high school diploma • Excellent • Currently enrolledcommunication, in a 2- or 4-yearwriting, collegeorganization and time-management practices • Experience in the Registered Holstein or dairy industry
• Ability to handle multiple tasks at one time with strong prioritization skills Pleaseofforward yoursystems resume, cover letter and • Strong knowledge PC operating (Mac experience a plus) • High level of attention detail and ability to focus gradetotranscript with two letters of • Strong work ethic with a positive attitude by Friday, November • Knowledge reference of current trends in the dairy industry 13, 2020 to:
WI Holstein Association, Summer Internship,
Education and902 Experience: 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913;
• Must have received a high school diploma • Currently enrolled in or a 2-lauraw@wisholsteins.com. or 4-year college • Experience in theInterviews Registeredwill Holstein industryoffice in be heldoratdairy the WHA
Please your resume, cover letter Baraboo, WI.forward Please call 1.800.223.4269 with and grade withopportunity. two letters of questions abouttranscript this internship reference by Friday, November 13, 2020 to: WI Holstein 28 – Wisconsin Holstein News – November 2020 Association, Summer Internship, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913; or lauraw@wisholsteins.com.
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Distinguished Breeder and Distinguished Young Breeder awards due November 10 Wisconsin Holstein News
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Laura Wackershauser
Wisconsin Holstein News 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913-1247
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The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder awards. These awards are given out each year at the WHA Annual Convention in February. Any WHA member can submit nominations to the WHA office staff or board of directors. Nominees will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those nominees not receiving an award will be sent an updated form to re-submit for future years if they desire. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com call the officeand at 1-800-223-4269. DistinguishedorBreeder Distinguished 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913-1247
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Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913-1247
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Young Breeder awards due November 10
The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for Young Adult Education Award the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder awards. These awards are givenFebruary out each year at1the WHA applications due Annual Convention in February. Any WHA can submitwill The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Youngmember Adult Committee to the WHA officefor staff or board of directors. benominations offering monetary awards young adults to attendNominees educational will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be events in 2021. kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those To applynot for areceiving Young Adult Education applicants nominees an award will beAward, sent aninterested updated form to should visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA office re-submit for future years if they desire. at 1-800-223-4269. Educational events include, butWHA are not limited For more information or an application, visit the website at to, Young Dairy Leader’s or Institute, World Dairy Expo, and World Ag www.wisholsteins.com call the office at 1-800-223-4269. 12. Tax Status (For completion by nonprofit organizations authorized to mail at nonprofit rates) (Check one) The purpose, function, and nonprofit status of this organization and the exempt status for federal income tax purposes:
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Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2023
In the event however, that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and refunds made to persons owning females that have been nominated, their share of all monied accrued after the deduction of actual expenses in the promotion of the Futurity. SALE OF ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the All-Breeds Futurity is sold, the eligibility may be transferred to the new owner, and it shall be his responsibility to inform the Futurity Committee of the change of ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity. To aid in this, exhibitors will receive an entry certificate for each animal after entry payment has been received. New owners will need to sign an entry form after notification of entry into Futurity. OPEN CLASS SHOWING: If the show is held at the Wisconsin State Fair, all animals shown in the All-Breeds Futurity are eligible, upon proper entry, to be shown in the open class competition of the respective breed show. It is the responsibility of the animal’s owner to fill out the necessary forms for open class competition. MISCELLANEOUS: Neither the Wisconsin Holstein Association nor the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee is in any way responsible for the condition of the premises in which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss of persons or property. All matter pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulations and health requirements of any WI Holstein Association sponsored show along with those for the show at which the Futurity is held. DRESS CODE: Every exhibitor must have formal dress to show in the Futurity. (Minimum requirements for men include a shirt, tie and dress pants while women should wear a dress, business suit or the equivalent.) Exhibitors not meeting the minimum dress code requirement will be denied entry into the show ring. Interest on Futurity entry fee accounts and any sponsorship monies may be used to offset show expenses at the discretion of the WHA Board of Directors and the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee.
Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Exhibitor_________________________________________ Mail Futurity Entry to: Wisconsin Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913
Name of Owner ________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________ Email: ________________________________________
Fee Schedule: Payment of $35 per animal due by May 15, 2021; late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2021 for $100 per animal. Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show.
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PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Registered Purebred Dairy Cattle of 87% RHA or higher. To promote the Registered Holstein breed and dairy industry to the general public with an appealing and memorable presentation. PROCEDURES: An animal is nominated by an owner. All nominations are the responsibility of the owner. Dates, fees and rules will be followed to the letter. ELIGIBILITY: Any registered female from any of the 7 major dairy breeds that was born September 1, 2019 through August 31, 2020 is eligible for Wisconsin Holstein Association’s 2023 All-Breeds Futurity. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member of the respective breed association by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show. FEES: Entries, along with $35 per animal, must be postmarked on or before May 15, 2021. Late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2021 at $100 per animal. Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above. PURSE: The purse in this event shall consist of all monies received by the All-Breeds Futurity (plus interest earned) as nomination fees, less the actual expenses incurred in its promotion and management. All Futurity monies shall be kept in a separate Futurity Fund and used only for Futurity purposes. The purse in this event will be divided among the first forty Futurity placings as follows: 1st place winner - 15% plus sponsorship monies 2nd .........12% Next ten places ............2% each 3rd ............9% Next ten places .........1.5% each 4th ............8% Next fifteen places .......1% each 5th ............6% (If 100% of purse money is not distributed by above breakdown, the balance will be split equally amongst all participants.) REFUNDS: When nomination fees and the payment in connection with the Futurity are received, they are committed for the purse of this event and no refunds will be made, whether or not the animal is shown or its eligibility discontinued by owner.
Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2023
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