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Upcoming WHA Events October 1-5 World Dairy Expo Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis. 1
International Junior Holstein Show Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis.
3 International Red & White Show Heifers Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis. 4 International Red & White Show Cows & Groups Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis. 4 International Holstein Show Heifers Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis. 5 International Holstein Show Cows & Groups Alliant Energy Center Madison, Wis. January, 2020 3-5 Wisconsin Junior Holstein Convention Stevens Point On the cover: Floydholm MC Emoji-ET, 2019 Wisconsin Holstein All-Breeds Futurity Winner. Emoji is owned by La Femme Fatale: Annette Ostrom, Keri Vosters, Jen Keunig, Sarah Wendorf, Mandi Bue; and Shawn and Seth Nehls. Photo by Mara Budde www.wisholsteins.com
October 2019
Volume 91
Issue No. 7
Official Publication of the Wisconsin Holstein Association Published 9 times per year by Wisconsin Holstein Publications To advertise, call 1-800-223-4269 or email wisholsteins@gmail.com and the WHA staff can assist you.
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From the President - Craig Carncross Unfortunately, our herdsman/part-time feeder decided the grass was greener in the construction world last month. We searched for a replacement and found a young man eager to be a general farm laborer. This replacement, who we will call Joe, was by no means herdsman potential from my initial assessment, but he filled a hole and we would begin trying to find someone within to give more responsibilities once Joe was trained. Joe had a working buddy to shadow for the next couple weeks and off we went. Things seemed to go pretty good except for one poor gate that will never be the same again. Finally, the day came for Joe to be on his own. A little bit on the weather for Joe’s first day helps set the stage for what was to come. We got about 5 inches of rain over 72 hours, but things cleared up and it was warm and sunny on Joe’s first Saturday alone. Things started off fairly routine. Joe was getting the cows up and cleaning stalls while Danielle milked in the parlor. Like Joe was trained, he snuck over to scrape dry cows while pen two got milked and that’s where he forgot to chain his first gate. Next thing we knew, 60 dry cows were running around everywhere. Joe showed he had a quick first step as he and every other able body chased cows around the entire farm through the yards and the waterways (see note on weather above). The dry cows were chased back into their home, the parlor was now out of cows and Joe was a sweaty mess. Next, Joe left the gate to pen three open while he tried to get cows quickly to the parlor since it was now a race to get done for the milkman. Pen three cows took off down the center of the barn and headed for the wide-open overhead door that was up for the next batch of feed. Luckily, Kyle was coming with the mixer and stopped the 20 or so cows that were sprinting for their freedom. Things did not get better even with Kyle’s quick save. Pen four and the fresh cows
got mixed up, another gate met its fate to the skid steer with you know who driving and needless to say the milkman got a long nap in our driveway. The more we tried to help Joe, the more flustered and nervous he got. The good news was Sunday went a lot better for Joe and Monday he started training again to see if this was salvageable. How does this bad day on my farm connect to WHA? It probably doesn’t ….much. I felt Joe knew better and was singled handedly trying to destroy my farm. My farm seemed to run successfully every other day of the week and this one person seemed to be challenging every standard operating procedure we had on the books. Wisconsin Holstein is a membership organization. Members elect the board of directors to represent them and their views and the board then tries to offer guidance to steer the organization and provide and support the staff that is the day-to-day driver of the association. Members and their opinions matter. How those ideas are brought to the attention of the board and staff can have significant impact for the future of the organization. My time on the board has seen many changes and challenges. The worst challenges to deal with though are always the false rumors and negativity towards the organization that fuels division and mistrust. Every member makes their experience of being part of this organization their own and this can be a positive one or a negative one. It is your choice. One thing is for certain, if you have ideas on how to make WHA better we are all ears, so please speak up. The WHA board just concluded our fall meeting. There are so many things that we have to celebrate as an organization. The National Convention was an overwhelming success. We see modest continued on page 6
Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913 Phone (608) 356-2114 • Fax (608) 356-6312 1-800-223-4269 • www.wisholsteins.com BOARD MEMBERS Craig Carncross, President (2021)* - 608-592-2560 Steve Endres, Vice President (2022)* - 608-279-5952 Erica Ullom, Secretary (2020) - 715-933-0477 Heather Jauquet, Exec. Committee (2022)* - 920-371-7511 Pam Selz-Pralle, Exec. Committee (2021)* - 715-334-3434 Bob Cramer Jr. (2021) - 608-558-7775 Sara Feldmann (2020) - 920-980-9704 Joseta Halbur (2022)* - 715-821-9672 Craig Krohlow (2020) - 920-639-5388 Kurt Loehr (2022) - 920-602-0101 Sherry Siemers-Peterman (2020) - 920-629-4532 Ryan Weigel (2021) - 608-434-4109 *will have served two three-year terms, ineligible for re-election
STAFF
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NATIONAL DIRECTOR
Bob Webb - 920-377-1079 Corey Geiger, President - 920-650-0294
Serving Wisconsin Registered Holstein Breeders for 128 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. June/July 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 5– 5 October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Wisconsin Holstein News Briefs Congratulations! Patrick and Courtney (Smith) Crave were married on August 30, 2019. Brynn (Kasten) and Nate Raduechel were joined in marriage on September 14, 2019. Darren and Rachel (Bock) Kamphuis were married on September 14, 2019.
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From the desk of...
Mara Budde
It’s been awhile since a column from the staff appeared in the Wisconsin Holstein News. In this issue you will find a great Midwest Holsteins section with advertisements from the best herds in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. Whether you are reading this at home or picked it up from our booth at World Dairy Expo, we hope you enjoy this issue. Since I haven’t had a column since April, I’d like to take some time to thank everyone involved in the planning and execution of the 2019 National Holstein Convention. This event was simply incredible and was well received by those in attendance. Thank you Corey and Krista for your leadership, vision and drive to make this event so high caliber. A special thank you to the promotions committee who helped us showcase this event from public relations to signage to historical displays and everything else in between. Your skills and expertise were greatly appreciated by the WHA staff. Last, but not least, thank you to all committees, volunteers and attendees. So many people came together to make this the event of 2019 and for that I am grateful. Look for features in future issues of the News for exclusive content highlighting this “legendairy” event. continued from page 5
improvement in the association’s finances in all its businesses including the Foundation and the Publications division. Event after event for the year seems to run smoothly and the comments are overwhelmingly positive. The board discussed the merits of rehiring the Sales and Membership position and as an organization we feel that rehiring this position will be best to take this organization into a bright future. Could we leave this position open? Maybe, but we do not think this fits our goals and programming for WHA. We have a great staff who continues to rise to the challenge of each and every event and directive we throw at them and this is not the time to take our foot off the pedal. The board feels it is quite the opposite in fact. Your board of directors puts in a lot of time and effort to try and make sound decisions for WHA. Is every decision unanimous? 6 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Absolutely not! That is ok as these discussions and different points of view make WHA stronger. Does this mean members should run around and tell everyone the board of directors is imploding? Absolutely not! That is just simply not true. Different points of view representing a wide array of interests and the different farm models that make up our membership is expected. Respecting the hard work of your volunteer board is also expected. Remember, we are always looking for new board members and it is a great way to get involved in your organization. Your board of directors sees a bright future for WHA and for you, our members. We are only a phone call away if you have ideas. The mid-year report is very positive, let’s keep this moving forward. Here’s to a successful fall harvest. Craig
Obituaries Robert Snow
Robert “Bob” Snow, 86, of Sparta passed away Aug. 30, 2019. Robert was born Feb. 1, 1933 to Harold and Edith (Ebert) Snow in Sparta. He graduated from Sparta Senior High School in 1951. He received the Wisconsin State FFA degree in 1950 and the American FFA degree in 1954. Robert started farming in 1951 and never really retired. Chester White pigs were his first project, but dairy cows were his passion. Robert’s prized cow, Snow-N Denises Dellia became a well-known Holstein in the dairy cattle world thanks to Regancrest Farms. Robert played an active part in the lives of his nieces and nephews and their friends. Robert also liked to read westerns and play cards with his dairy buddies, as well as with family. He was a member of the Sparta United Methodist Church, Odd Fellows, and local, state, and national Holstein Associations. Robert is survived by brother, Kenneth (Shirley) Snow of Sparta; nephews Ryan (Kathleen) Snow, Sparta; Lance (Debra) Snow, Byron, Minn.; Bradley (Linda) Snow, Sycamore, Ill.; and niece Mari (Will) Duchaj, Hampshire, Ill.. Also, great nephews and nieces, Jason Snow, Jilian Foxen, Abbey (Matt) Jeanquart, Adam (Julia) Snow, Derek Snow, Bret Snow; great-great nephews and nieces: Dalton (Becky) Snow, Logan Snow, and Lily Snow, Jacob Foxen, Madelyn and Marissa Jeanquart and Owen and Avery Snow; and great-great-great niece, Brinley Snow, as well as many cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents, great-niece Becky Snow, great-great nephew, Carter Snow, as well as aunts and uncles. Randall Geiger
Randall Andrew Geiger, age 69, of rural Reedsville, went home to our Lord after passing away on Monday, Sept. 9, 2019, at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center, Milwaukee. He was surrounded by his wife of 50 years, his two children, and their spouses following an 18-day hospital stay due to complications of a heart attack. The lifelong dairyman began that final journey from earth to heaven side-raking hay on the family’s 152-year-old farm. A true farmer, he left this earth with his farm boots on. He entered this world on Jan. 24, 1950, in Green Bay, the fifth of thirteen children born to the late Monica (Kopidlansky) and Norbert Geiger, Sr. For two years, he attended Sacred Heart Seminary in Oneida and later graduated from Brillion High School Class of 1968. He earned accreditations from the Badger Business School and Fox Valley Technical Institute. On Aug. 1, 1969, Randy married Rosalie Pritzl at St. Mary’s Church in Reedsville. A unique member of Holy Family Parish, Randy was baptized at Holy Trinity of Kasson; received first communion, confession, and confirmation at St. Mary’s in Brillion; was married at St. Mary’s in Reedsville, and his mother went to school and his parents were married at St. Patrick’s of Maple Grove. Those four churches formed Brillion’s Holy Family Parish. Dairyman, servant leader, mentor, family man, and devout Christian described Randy’s life mission. Following his father’s
untimely death in 1966, Randy began a 50-year career dairy farming as he and his wife, Rosalie, bred and developed a prized herd of Registered Holsteins. In 1994, Ran-Rose Cream Spirit amassed lifetime production of 342,000 pounds, then earned the title of Wisconsin’s lifetime milk production leader. Together, Spirit and her three direct maternal descendants made 1.3 million pounds. That achievement stands in rare company in global dairy cattle breeding circles. Over the decades, the herd accrued Progressive Breeder of Registry awards, over a dozen Progressive Genetics Awards, Gold Medal Dams, and Dams of Merit recognitions from Holstein Association USA. Twelve times a cow from the Ran-Rose herd earned Grand Champion or Reserve Grand Champion honors at the highly competitive Manitowoc County Fair. He was a supportive, loving, and committed husband, father, and grandfather. His joy was in his family, and he wouldn’t miss an opportunity to cheer them on in sports, academics, and in day-to-day living life to its fullest. At age 27, Randy began a lifetime of service as a community leader in his town and in the dairy industry. He was involved in and served a number of organizations including Manitowoc Milk Producers Cooperative, FarmFirst Dairy Cooperative, Cattleman’s Beef Promtion & Research Board, National Milk Producers Federation and the Rockland Township Smart Growth and Land-Use Planning Committee. For the past year, Randy was employed part-time in the member-services division for FarmFirst. He was also a lifetime member of Holy Family Parish and St. Mary’s Parish and served as a confirmation sponsor to over a dozen young people. Survivors include his wife, Rosalie Geiger of Reedsville; a son Corey (Krista Knigge) of rural Mukwonago; and a daughter Angela (Nate) Zwald and their three children, Mary, Allison, and Zachary, all of rural Beaver Dam. Randy’s surviving siblings include Sandy (Michael) Siehr of Mishicot; Norbert (Colette) Geiger Jr., of Brillion; Michael (Karen) Geiger of Greenleaf; Martha (Earl) Haag of Larrabee; Monica (Tony) Schmidt of Brillion; Paul (Karen) Geiger of Forest Junction; Albert (Kay Lynn) Geiger of Brillion; Mary Ann (Steve) Piepenberg of Chilton; Simon (Rhonda) Geiger of Brillion. Also surviving are a sister-in-law Betty Geiger and brother-in-law Dennis Schmitz both of Chilton; a sister- and brother-in-law Annie and Robert Krueger of New London; and a brother-in-law Ken Konop of Brillion. Randy is further survived by 35 nieces and nephews from the Geiger Family and 10 nieces and nephews from the Pritzl Family. He was preceded in death by an infant brother, Gerald Geiger; brother James Geiger; sister, Barbara Schmitz; sister-in-law Jacqueline Konop; and brother-in-law Elmer John Pritzl. He was also preceded in death by his parents, Norbert and Monica, and his father- and mother-in-law, Julia and Elmer Pritzl. There were a number of special people in Randy’s life. Helping young people get started in agriculture was perhaps his proudest accomplishment next to his wife and children. To that end, he holds Dan Dvorachek, Josh Krahn, and Jonathan Petersheim as his “adopted farm sons.” Many other young people learned viable life lessons at Randy’s “farm classroom.” Randy’s entire family would like to thank the medical teams at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital of Appleton and the team at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center for giving Randy every final chance at extending his earthly life. October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 7
Breeder Profile
District 7: Rolling Hills Dairy, LLC by Mara Budde Kewaunee County is one of the most densely populated cow area of Wisconsin. Among the farms in the county is Rolling Hills Dairy, LLC. Siblings Kevin (Debbie) Gaedtke, Scott Gaedtke and Kim (Gaedtke) Kroll, along with 30 employees, keep the more than 1,500 cows happy and healthy. Roughly, 10 percent of the heifers and cows are high type Registered Holsteins that the Gaedtke and Kroll kids exhibit at all levels of competition. Around 2001, the family purchased their first Registered Holstein, Cheeseheads Hershel Faye-ET VG-86. As kids, Kim, Scott and Kevin were active in showing grade Holsteins but as adults they wanted to continue showing and wanted a way to get their kids involved as the dairy grew. In their first year exhibiting at World Dairy Expo, the family placed first in the spring yearling class in the Red & White with Tip-View Skyler-Red-ET. The following year in 2005, Brock Binverse had the honors of working with Skyler, who placed first and first junior in the junior 2-year-old class and was named Senior Champion and Grand Champion of the Junior Show. Skyler would go on to be scored EX-92. The family has purchased several cows over the years to increase their Registered Holstein numbers. Many of the Gaedtke and Kroll show heifers go back to these cows that their parents’ invested in. Most recently, Kim’s daughter Mercedes Kroll, 15, led Gaedtke Diamondback Asia to Junior All-Wisconsin Spring Yearling honors. Asia’s granddam, Milksource Goldwn Autumn-ET VG-86, is a full sister to Milksource Goldwn Africa-ET EX-95, and is still in the Rolling Hills herd today. Two other animals that did well for the family this year are Gaedtke Solomon Palmer, a fall calf, and Gaedtke Solomon Perfect-ET, a summer yearling. Both heifers placed in the top five at the Wisconsin State Fair and were first bred and owned and pulled out for Bred & Owned Champion where they were Honorable Mention in the calf and yearling divisions, respectively. Palmer and Perfect, Solomons from an EX-91 Windbrook then an EX-92 Atwood, will make their debut at World Dairy Expo this fall. The Gaedtke’s have also had success with descendants of StransJen-D Tequila-Red-ET EX-96. A notable granddaughter the Gaedtke and Kroll kids exhibited was Gaedtke Diamback Tia-Red-ET, 2017 Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Heifer in the Wisconsin State
Gaedtke Doorman Alyssa, dam of Gaedtke Diamondack Asia 8 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Gaedtke Diambcak Tia-Red-ET
Tip-View Skyler-Red-ET EX-92 was the first animal that the Gaedtke and Kroll families exhibited at World Dairy Expo.
Fair Junior Holstein Show. Tia’s dam, Ms Stanshome Target-Red-ET, was purchased at one of the first Quest for Success Sales and has continued to provide foundation of show animals for the dairy. Like their other foundation cows, Jim-Jamdl Advent Event-Red gave the family another launching point into Red & White Holsteins. Event’s descendants, Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red and Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red, were named Champion Bred & Owned Calf and Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Calf at the 2019 Wisconsin Junior State Fair. Eden then took Reserve Bred & Owned Champion Heifer overall. Their dam, Gaedtke Absolute Ellie-Red is scored EX-91. Among success at local, district and state shows, an exciting moment for those at Rolling Hills Dairy, and especially Kim came when Gaedtke Addiction Daisy-Red was placed first junior and sixth in the winter calf class in the International Red & White Show at World Dairy Expo in 2018. With all of this success, Kim notes that working with these homebred animals is the kids’ project. “This is their project, one they can grow with it as with our own breeding. Overall, this is ours,” she notes.
Gaedtke Addiction Daisy-Red
Rolling Hills Dairy, LLC
The Gaedtke and Kroll Families | Luxemburg • 1,596 cows, 10 percent Registered Holsteins • Freestall housing • Double-20 parallel parlor • 2,848 acres, owned and rented Crops grown: corn, alfalfa and wheat • Average production: 29,930 3X milking • TMR Ration: alfalfa, corn silage, molasses, protein mix • Sires: Jordy, Solomon, Doorman, Altitude, Jacoby, High Octane, Defiant, Diamondback, Addiction-P-Red and Warrior-Red
Cousins, Mercedes (15) and Jadelynn Kroll (11), Hailey (18) and Kiley Gaedtke (15), and Alexys (16) and Alisa Gaedtke (13) work with their project animals year-round. Justin (20) and Johnathan Gaedtke (18) are involved in other aspects of the dairy while Blake Kroll (13) is involved in the swine project. Hunter Guilette, a cousin of the Gaedtke family, enjoys the opportunity to show a heifer at the Wisconsin State Fair and District Show. Jadelynn, Mercedes and Alexys will also be exhibiting animals at World Dairy Expo this fall. “It’s a very big project for them to work with these animals and it keeps them busy,” Kim says. Especially as the dairy grew and work on the farm became more specialized, the family believes their Registered Holstein project animals keeps them involved in the industry and continues to provide learning experiences for the kids. Daily farm responsibilities are overseen by Kim, Scott and Kevin, while Kevin’s wife Debbie handles the office work. Scott and Kevin came back to the farm after graduating high school while Kim attended beauty school. Following her graduation of the program she worked at a salon but continued to help on the dairy. The milking herd is housed in freestall barns with mattresses and sawdust bedding as well as in a freestall with sand bedding. Milking occurs three times per day in a double-20 parallel parlor. The farm was established in 1885 and grew from 17 cows to 80
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cows in the 1980s and kept growing from there. All animals are raised by the family and employees. Calves start out in hutches where they are fed milk replacer three times per day until weaned at six to seven weeks. They are then moved into group housing. Show heifers have separate housing where they receive a show heifer pellet and a variety of hay types to build rib and accelerate growth. On the commercial Holstein side of their farm, Kevin focuses on breeding for milk, feet and legs and fat and protein. Sires like Jordy, Solomon, Doorman, Altitude, Jacoby, High Octane, Defiant, Diamondback, Addiction-P-Red and Warrior-Red are used on the Registered Holsteins. Type is a major consideration when choosing sires and aAa is also used. Kevin believes that has made an impact in their breeding programs. In the dairy community, the Gaedtkes and Krolls are passionate about promoting dairy and showing the public how farms, especially large family dairies, operate. The Kewanee County Breakfast on the Farm was held at Rolling Hills Dairy in 2006. The family is keen on helping educate the Kewaunee County 4-H wherever and whenever they can. Kim notes that each year they open their barn doors for the Kewaunee county youth judging practice.
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1.Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red-ET and Alexys, Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET and Mercedes, 2. Hailey with Gaedtke Solomon Perfect-ET, 3. Jim-Jamdl Advent Event-Red, 4. Jadelynn and Gaedtke Additction Dairy-Red at World Dairy Expo 2018, 5. Justin with Ella, 6. Kiley with Gaedtke Diamback Tia-Red-ET at World Dairy Expo 2017, 7. Mercedes with Tia at the Wisconsin State Fair where she was Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Heifer in the black and white show. October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 9
2019 Wisconsin State Fair Junior Black and White Show Aug. 2 & 3, 2019 • West Allis • Judge: Robert Teixeira, CA 358 head shown (26 cows, 151 yearlings & 181 calves) Spring Calf - Group 1 (10): 1. (B&O) Weigland Alexmarie-ET, Kenadee Weigel, Platteville; 2. Overland Lady Leprechaun-ET, Madison Wiese, Greenleaf; 3. 2nd-Look Undenied 14823, Kaydence Hodorff, Eden; 4. Hass-Acres C Princess Di-ET, Natalie Abey, Orfordville; 5. Dage-View Atwood Spitfire, Brock Soukup, Reedsville Spring Calf - Group 2 (15): 1. (B&O) Lars-Acres Vogue Lashes, Luke Trustem, Evansville; 2. Moorclose Tatoo Stryker, McKenzie Calvert, Cuba City; 3. Ragnar King Doc Angel, Clarissa Ulness, Valders; 4. Bella-Ridge Gobig or Gohome, Jacob Viergutz, Clintonville; 5. Triple-HH Defiant Frigid, Brooke Ossmann-Hammann, Barron Winter Calf - Group 1 (15): 1. Nobland Tatoo White, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster; 2. 2nd Look Undenied 14740, Carleigh Ward, Eden; 3. Glenn-Ann Hit the Jackpot, Paige Sweatt, Dane; 4. (B&O) Jollyland Lady Gaga, Coltin Coffeen, DePere; 5. Gems-Crest Undenied Pride, Madelynn Gwidt, Pulaski Winter Calf - Group 2 (14): 1. Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt, Deerfield; 2. Ocean-View Dback Epic-ET, Adam Bindl, Plymouth; 3. 2nd-Look Byway 14678, Kaianne Hodorff, Eden; 4. Jenlar Tatoo Spearmint, Austin Meyer, Chilton; 5. A-B-Lane A Crisp Sienna-ET, Jared Abraham, Plymouth; (B&O) Bangarts Zinger Rayne, Emma Bangart, Stratford Winter Calf - Group 3 (21): 1. Ms Cow-Palace Diamond Alana, Savannah Ridge, Sheboygan Falls; 2. Exquisite Solomon Carol-ET, Katherine Ledvina, Luxemburg; 3. Sunnyside Daffy Undenied, Jenna Gries, Manitowoc; 4. (B&O) Weigland Dempsey Alexjo-ET, Kaelyn Weigel, Platteville; 5. Berryridge Doorman Jade, Eliza Endres, Waunakee Winter Calf - Group 4 (19): 1. Crave Explander 11943, Sara Skalitzky, Waterloo; 2. Golden Oaks Av Tessla-ET, Jacob Harbaugh, Marion; 3. Tree-Hayven Wild Crash, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 4. Hager-Hill Kingboy Tinder, Roslind Anderson, Ellsworth; 5. (B&O) Landstad Bmer Jawbreaker-ET, Hailey Zernicke, Bonduel Fall Calf - Group 1 (19): 1. Heatherstone Waverly-ET, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda; 2. Glenn-Ann Denver Phamous, Paige Sweatt, Dane; 3. (B&O) FrisleVue Byway IamGood, Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm; 4. Ladinostar Solomon Blazing, Natalie Ott, Berlin; 5. Crisdhome Solomon Danae, Claudia Lenz, Star Prairie Fall Calf - Group 2 (23): 1. Ocean-View Born to Shine, Dakota Brown, Deerfield; 2. Har-Mar-T Atmosphere Amy, Zachary Evenson, Menomonie; 3. Weigland Byway Alexee-ET, Kenadee Weigel, Platteville; 4. Mead-Manor Undeniable-ET, Megan Srnka, Algoma; 5. Carlaton Diamondback Raven, Deagen Sandelier, Loyal Fall Calf - Group 3 (25): 1. Smith-Crest Dmndbk Vixen-ET, Sam Pitterle, Watertown; 2. (B&O) Weigland Avalanche Alexis-ET, Kaelyn Weigel, Platteville; 3. Hillpine Rain Addy-ET, Abigail Nelson, Union Grove; 4. Trent-Way Tread, Montana Sarbacker, Belleville; 5. Schuh-Vu Delight Nora-ET, Joseph Schuh, Seymour
Grand Champion Cow: Judge Robert Teixeira, Siemers Pure Ki-Anna, Lauren Siemers, Go-Sho Like A Rolling Stone, Tessa Schmocker, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Champion Calf: Judge Robert Teixeira, Princess Lauren Siemers, Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt, Smith-Crest Dmndbk Vixen-ET, Sam Pitterle, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Fall Calf - Group 4 (20): 1. GVGoldenview LadyLiberty, Sara Kronberg, Milton; 2. Heatherstone Wisteria-ET, Jenna Broege, Janesville; 3. (B&O) Gaedtke Solomon Palmer, Hailey Gaedtke, Luxemburg; 4. Berryridge Door Entice-ET, Eliza Endres, Waunakee ; 5. Hilrose Undenied Winnie, Owen Chelminiak, Delavan Champion Calf: Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt, Deerfield Reserve Champion Calf: Smith-Crest Dmndbk Vixen-ET, Sam Pitterle, Watertown Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Weigland Avalanche Alexis-ET, Kaelyn Weigel, Platteville Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Lars-Acres Vogue Lashes, Luke Trustem, Evansville Summer Yearling - Group 1 (17): 1. Bella-Ridge Ammo-P Defiant, Jacob Viergutz, Clintonville; 2. Hahncrest Pety Exam, Sawyer Hahn, Loganville; 3. Rem-Jem Doorman Pamina 3147, Trista Meyer, Unity; 4. Incolor Gavin, Autumn Pawlak, Chippewa Falls; 5. (B&O) Blackrock Debs Dejavu, Alek Krueger, Hazel Green Summer Yearling - Group 2 (20): 1. Rock-N-Hill-II Shardonay, Rachel McCullough, Juda; 2. Milksource Malibu-ET, Brandon Biese, Chilton; 3. (B&O) Gaedtke Solomon PerfectET, Hailey Gaedtke, Luxemburg; 4. Floydholm Gold Chip Evie-ET, Lindsey Sarbacker, Edgerton; 5. Siemers Drmn Molly 29689-ET, Lauren Siemers, Kiel Summer Yearling - Group 3 (15): 1. OCD Byway Minka-ET, Ben Kronberg, Milton; 2. Ryan-Vu Mario Ensign, Dawson Nickels, Watertown; 3. Oakfield Undenied Envy-ET, 10 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Champion Yearling: Judge Robert Teixeria, Princess Lauren Siemers, Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Miss Diamondback Izzy-ET, Noah Bilz, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Julia Searls, Cobb; 4. Synergy Crush Remember, Elena Jarvey, Sobieski; 5. Trent-Way Dittie, Montana Sarbacker, Belleville; (B&O) Mead-Manor Sol Adoration, Megan Moede, Algoma Spring Yearling - Group 1 (13): 1. MsSprech Rozwell Phoenix, Sydney Rider, Prairie du Sac; 2. Wilstar-Gold Kingboy Lilac, Rachel Skinner, Glenwood City; 3. (B&O) Blackrock Doorman Petunia, Alek Krueger, Hazel Green; 4. Sabofarm Wilson Petra, Jordyn Ossmann, Greenleaf; 5. Miesens Goldchip Kocunut, Bridgett Miesen, Belmont Spring Yearling - Group 2 (14): 1. (B&O) Rock-Edge Kingboy Eloise, Nicole Broege, Janesville; 2. Budjon-Vail Drmn Harvest-ET, Brian McCullough, Juda; 3. Voight-Acres
Grand Champion Heifer: Judge Robert Teixiera, Princess Lauren Siemers, Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt, Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, CNC Bmr Anziety-TW, Cole Mahlkuch, Miesens Bankroll Bring-It, Brianna Miesen
Kingboy Ellen, Cadyn Voight, Shiocton; 4. WI Fischerdale Mont Eminem, Ashlyn Sarbacker, Edgerton; 5. Hobby-Hill Ammo Dynomite, Josh Gerbitz, Milton Spring Yearling - Group 3 (13): 1. (B&O) Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah; 2. Jeffrey-Way Soloman Taysol, Emma Hendrickson, Belleville; 3. OceanView Silver Lining, Hannah Kurt, Deerfield; 4. Jenlar Solomon Mara, Brianna Meyer, Chilton; 5. Gaedtke Diamondback Asia, Mercedes Kroll, Luxemburg Winter Yearling - Group 1 (19): 1. Powers-Haven Kingboy Shiloh, Emma Paulson, Columbus; 2. Ms Hillpine Airlift Journey, Olivia Spaight, Waterford; 3. Ms Frislevue Durham Icee-ET, Madison Harren, Prairie Farm; 4. (B&O) Lars-Acres Doorman Fruity, Luke Trustem, Evansville; 5. Hi-Lo-Valley Mega Dixielee, Lyndsey Roum, Highland Winter Yearling - Group 2 (17): 1. Miss Diamondback Izzy-ET, Noah Bilz, Dorchester; 2. Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Brady Bleck, Glenbeulah; 3. WI Fischerdale Doorman Erin, Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton; 4. (B&O) Red-Brae Doorman Thelma-ET, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah; 5. Fer-Crest Thunderstruck, Garett Borth, Ellsworth Fall Yearling - Group 1 (11): 1. Hillpine April Rain-ET, Olivia Spaight, Waterford; 2. Emerald-Acr-Vr Ligura, Catherine Krance, Barron; 3. Hi-Lo-Valley Lights Out, Marissa Cleary, Highland; 4. Frislevue Addction Justice, Justyne Frisle, Prairie Farm; 5. Ri-Jul C On the Money-ET, Hunter Holewinski, Pulaski Fall Yearling - Group 2 (12): 1. Milksource Dempsey Amour, Austin Haack, Sheboygan Falls; 2. Dream-Prairie Dmbk Jazz, Madisyn Loonstra, Osseo; 3. (B&O) Triple-HH Aha Brooklyn, Summer Hammann, Barron; 4. Ryan-Mvloo Solo Review-ET, Austin Rider, Prairie du Sac; 5. Sonnenbrook Dback Keely-ET, Alyssa Holcomb, Monticello Champion Yearling: Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah Reserve Champion Yearling: Miss Diamondback Izzy-ET, Noah Bilz, Dorchester Grand Champion Heifer: Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt, Deerfield Reserve Champion Heifer: Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah Champion Bred & Owned Yearling & Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: RedBrae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Yearling & Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Rock-Edge Kingboy Eloise, Nicole Broege, Janesville
Junior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. Valley-Drive Jacoby Tarawa, Emily Stumpf, Appleton; 2. TripleHH Door Breathless, Summer Hammann, Barron; 3. Goldenflo Expander Rags, Kalista Hodorff, Eden; 4. Meyervilla Candy Apple, Jared Greidanus, Delavan Senior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. (B&O) CNC Bmr Anziety-TW, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda; 2. Moorclose Avalanche Sage, McKenzie Calvert, Cuba City; 3. Imagine-That Secret Moon, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills; 4. Moorclose Union Bazuka, Payton Calvert, Cuba City; 5. Longrow Glamour April, Austin Nimtz, Monticello Junior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. Ms-Tora Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alek Krueger, Hazel Green; 2. How-Law Mogul Peaches, Kyla Johnson, Tomah; 3. Kin-Land Mogul Happy, Levi Kindschi, Loganville; 4. Sunnyside 2801 Merrick, Joshua Van Sluytman, Maribel; 5. Voight-Acres Equation 636, James Stille, Black Creek Senior 3-Year-Old (5): 1. Smilaire Jill, Zoe Ertl, Plymouth; 2. Levash Day Lucky, Brock Soukup, Reedsville; 3. (B&O) Miesens Bankroll Bring-It, Brianna Miesen, Belmont; 4. Mayerlane Catapult-ET, Fred Ullom, Bloomer; 5. Pa-Ja-Ma Defiant Flick, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford 4-Year-Old (2): 1. Siemers Pure Ki-anna, Lauren Siemers, Kiel; 2. Synergy Anaheim Magnolia-ET, Mason Jauquet, Pulaski 5-Year-Old (3): 1. Ullmstar Atwood Sally-ET, Cadyn Voight, Shiocton; 2. I-Rainbow Fabio Nancy, Alison Stolzman, Richland Center; 3. (B&O) Special-M McCutchen America, Evan Martin, Janesville 6-Year-Old and Older (2): 1. Go-Show Like A Rolling Stone, Tessa Schmocker, Whitewater; 2. Nehls-Valley GWA Rhinetone, Cassidy Ewert, Watertown Grand Champion Cow: Siemers Pure Ki-anna, Lauren Siemers, Kiel Reserve Champion Cow: Go-Sho Like a Rolling Stone, Tessa Schmocker, Whitewater Grand Champion Bred & Owned Cow: CNC Bmr Anziety-TW, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Miesens Bankroll Bring-It, Brianna Miesen, Belmont Supreme Champion Cow and Supreme Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Algoma (Red & White) Reserve Supreme Champion Cow: Siemers Pure Ki-anna, Lauren Siemers, Kiel
Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Judge Robert Teixeira, Princess Lauren Siemers, Weigland Avalanche Alexis-ET, Kaelyn Weigel, Lars-Acres Vogue Lashes, Luke Trustem, Evansville, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Champion Bred & Owned Yearlings, Champion Bred & Owned Heifers: Judge Robert Teixiera, Princess Lauren Siemers, Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise Bleck, Rock-Edge Kingboy Eloise, Nicole Broege, Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 11
2019 Wisconsin State Fair Junior Show
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2019 Wisconsin State Fair Junior Red and White Show Aug. 2 & 3, 2019 • West Allis • Judge: Brady Core, KY 84 head shown (69 heifers & 15 cows) Spring Calf (11): 1. Duckett Amazon Prime-Red, Hannah Hensel, Pittsville; 2. Crisdhome Dback Ruby-Red, Allison Skinner, Glenwood City; 3. DJLPurepride Iconic-Red-ET, Brian Styer, Menomonie; 4. DJLPurepride IFoReal-Red-ET, Kolyn Wolf, Menomonie; 5. LakeBreeze Jordy Toni-Red, Rebecca Tank, New London Winter Calf (13): 1. Cow-Palace Diamond Asia-Red, Logan Brass, Howards Grove; 2. Milksource Tantrum-Red-ET, Sheboygan Falls; 3. Dunn-Brook Jordy Ruby-Red, Marie Haase, Somerset; 4. Cleland Awesomesauce-Red-ET, Avery Agnew, Milton; 5. Tails-Up Overwing Lips-Red, Aspen Hagen, Spencer Fall Calf (16): 1. Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Grant Vosters, Freedom; 2. Milksource Thunder-Red-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton; 3. Ms Mauk-E-Way Rubi-Red-ET, Ava Booth, Plymouth; 4. Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red-ET, Alexys Gaedtke, Luxemburg; 5. Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET, Mercedes Kroll, Luxemburg Champion Calf: Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Grant Vosters, Freedom Reserve Champion Calf: Milksource Thunder-Red-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red-ET, Alexys Gaedtke, Luxemburg Reserve Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET, Mercedes Kroll, Luxemburg Summer Yearling (8): 1. Cleland Unstopabull Adele-Red, Sara Kronberg, Milton; 2. Nehls-Valley Lovestruck-Red, Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford; 3. Redline Jordy Lady-Red, Jacob Maier, Jim Falls; 4. Crescentmead A Josie-Red-TW, Anne Runde, Janesville; 5. Heatherstone Rosaline-Red, Lillian Newman, Iron Ridge Spring Yearling (15): 1. Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red-ET, Campbell Booth, Plymouth; 2. Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Ossmann-Hammann, Barron; 3. Schluter Jord Alexis-Red-ET, Claire Betley, Pulaski; 4. Opsal Deft Amazing In-Red-ET, Jeremy Schlies, Denmark; 5. Kamps-Hollow Trinity-Red, Delaney Kamps, Belmont Winter Yearling: 1. Mik-Nels Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob Harbaugh Fall Yearling (6): 1. Synergy Jordys Starr-Red-ET, Taylor Gracyalny, Pulaski; 2. Overland Defi Grace-Red-ET, McKenna Coffeen, De Pere; 3. Gt-Rvr-Vly Max Aimee-Red, Katie
Crosby, Shell Lake; 4. O-Bridge Pihrana 1114, Kendyl Hericks, Tomah; 5. Nobland Ammo Pixiestick-Red, Drew Noble, Lancaster Champion Yearling: Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red-ET, Campbell Booth, Plymouth Reserve Champion Yearling: Mik-Nels Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob Harbaugh Grand Champion Heifer: Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Grant Vosters, Freedom Reserve Champion Heifer: Milksource Thunder-Red-ET, Molly Olstad, Stoughton Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Ossmann-Hammann, Barron Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Heifer: Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red-ET, Alexys Gaedtke, Luxemburg Junior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. Crescentmead Rokstar-Red-ET, Grady Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. Nehls-Valley Lovable-Red, Cassidy Ewert, Watertown; 3. OCD Leap of Faith-Red-ET, Cathryn Gunst, Pine River; 4. Larlee Dback Eternity-Red, Jarvie Nafzger, Mineral Point; 5. Wils-Gold Dback Rochele-Red, Rachel Skinner, Glenwood City Senior 2-Year-Old (1): 1. Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst, Hartford 3-Year Old (3): 1. Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Algoma; 2. Arb-FloSpr Drg Heloise-Red, Eva Van Dyk, Monroe; 3. Linerway-CM Lev Sizzle-Red, Jenna Thorgerson, Sheldon 4-Year-Old (2): 1. R-M Armani Kyrie-Red, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford; 2. Nobland Apple Jack Hustle-Red, Drew Noble, Lancaster 5-Year Old (1): 1. Kamps-Hollow Acapela-Red-ET, Grady Wendorf, Ixonia 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. Synergy Alchmy Loophole-Red, Mason Jauquet, Pulaski Grand Champion Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Algoma Reserve Grand Champion Cow: Arb-Flo-Spr Drg Heloise-Red, Eva Van Dyk, Monroe Grand Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Algoma Reserve Grand Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst, Hartford
Grand Champion Cow: Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, Grand Champion Heifer, Champion Calf: Princess Lauren Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Arb-Flo-Spr Drg Siemers, Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Grant Vosters, Heloise-Red and Eva Van Dyk Milksource Thunder-Red-ET, Molly Olstad and Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
Grand Champion Bred & Owned Cow: Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Ladinodale Avaln Alayna-Red, Matthew Gunst and Elizabeth Gunst
Champion Yearling: Ms Mauk-E-Way Rosa-Red-ET, Campbell Booth, Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red-ET, Jacob Harbaugh
Champion Bred & Owned Yearling: Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Ossmann-Hammann, Barron, Overland Defi Grace-Red-ET, McKenna Coffeen, De Pere
Champion Bred & Owned Calf: Gaedtke Jordy Eden-Red-ET, Alexys Gaedtke, Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET, Mercedes Kroll
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Supreme Champion Cow: Judges Robert Teixiera and Brady Core, Siemers Pure Ki-anna, Lauren Siemers, Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red, Megan Moede, Random-Luck B Tea Rose, Matthew Thompson and Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, along with breed royalty and Laurie Breuch from WDE
Supreme Champion Heifer: Princess Lauren Siemers, Crown J Logan Jordy, Jordan Renn, Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Grant Vosters, Ocean-View Eye Candie, Hannah Kurt and Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres
2019 Wisconsin State Fair Youth Dairy Contests Aug. 1 • West Allis
Dairy Knowledge Masters Supreme Champion Knowledge Master: Lauren Siemers, Kiel Reserve Champion: Clarissa Ulness, Valders 3. Grace Haase, Somerset 4. McKenna Coffeen, De Pere 5. Marcus Schroepfer, Birnamwood Communications: 1. Mikayla Peper, Osceola; 2. Sarah Hagenow, Poynette; 3. Benjamin Styer, Menomonie; 4. Lauren Siemers, Kiel; 5. Clarissa Ulness, Valders Judging: 1. Lauren Siemers, Kiel; 2. Taylor Gracyalny, Pulaski; 3. Mikayla Peper, Osceola; 4. Clarissa Ulness, Valders; 5. Jared Abraham, Plymouth Quiz: 1. Brianna Meyer, Chilton; 2. Jacob Harbaugh, Marion; 3. Grace Haase, Somerset ; 4. Mikayla Peper, Osceola; 5. Clarissa Ulness, Valders Skillathon: 1. Marcus Schroepfer, Birnamwood; 2. McKenna Coffeen; 3. Marie Haase, Somerset; 4. Grace Haase, Somerset; 5. Alissa Maier, Jim Falls
12-Year-Old
14-Year-Old
Supreme Showmanship: Judges Tim Ziemba, Brian Coyne, Peter Coyne, Roslind Anderson, Kylie Nickels, Sara Kronberg, Judge Brett Hildebrandt 14 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Showmanship 12-Year-Old: Campbell Booth, Plymouth 13-Year-Old: Nicholas Roe, Monticello 14-Year-Old: Deagen Sandelier, Loyal 15-Year-Old: Sara Kronberg, Milton 16-Year-Old: Zoe Ertl, Plymouth 17-Year-Old: Kylie Nickels, Watertown 18-Year-Old: Roslind Anderson, Ellsworth 19-Year-Old: Kalista Hodorff, Eden Supreme Champion Showperson: Kylie Nickels, Watertown Reserve Supreme Champion Showperson: Sara Kronberg, Milton 3rd Overall Supreme Champion Showperson: Roslind Anderson, Ellsworth
16-Year-Old
Knowledge Masters
19-Year-Old
2019 Wisconsin State Fair Open Holstein Show Aug. 10 & 11, 2019 • West Allis • Judge: Pat Conroy, IN 55 head shown (33 heifers & 22 cows) Spring Calf (6): 1. Bella-Ridge Tatoo Demoisele, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion; 2. Ms Straussdale Ms Anastasia, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills; 3. Luck-E Jordy Asukio, Jonathan Held, Iron Ridge; 4. Kellercrest Artst Percision, Jonathan Held, Iron Ridge; 5. East-Branch Toppi Addie-Red, Kristein Jarek, Bonduel Winter Calf (6): 1. Golden-Oaks Av Tessla-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion; 2. Exquisiet Slmn Champagne-ET, Lazy M Farm LLC, Stitzer; 3. Rosedale A Raving Beauty-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford; 4. Ryan-Vu Tatoo Nova, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 5. Lanecreeks Doc Marquette, Aaron Berg, La Crosse Fall Calf (5): 1. Ar-Line Mafia Trinity, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 2. Blondin Tatoo Dynamite, Timothy Natzke, Fond du Lac ; 3. Ms Straussdale Point Ryelyn, Mariah Heine, Lake Mills ; 4. Schwendimann Atwd Mirage, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford ; 5. East-Branch Db Emerald, Kristine Jarek, Bonduel Summer Yearling (3): 1. Luck-E America Gogo, Lazy M Farm LLC, Stitzer ; Sco-Lo D-Back Jag 2325-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion ; 3. Jagster Atwood Poppie, Jacob Sterman, Hartford Spring Yearling (7): 1. Dreamfix Summer Flirt, Todd Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. Ms Nich-Neit Lets Get Lucky, Kennedy Neitzel, Watertown; 3. Glenn-Ann Goldn Starfire-ET, Daniel Wonders, Mineral Point ; 4. Imagine-That Jo Shine 27, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills; 5. WeisWay Crush Moonshine, Cassidy Dabbs, Pleasant Prairie Winter Yearling (4): 1. Ryan-Vu Mario Serenade, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. Dreamfix Summer Surprise, Todd Wendorf, Ixonia; 3. Siemers Hay of Ragnar-ET, Jonathan Held, Iron Ridge; 4. Heatherstone Golden Ticket-ET, Daniel Wonders, Mineral Point Fall Yearling (2): 1. Ryan-Vu Doorman Risin Shine, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. Opsal Solomon Fireball, Daniel Wonders, Mineral Point Champion Heifer: Golden-Oaks Av Tessla-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion Reserve Champion Heifer: Ryan-Vu Mario Serenade, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac Best Three Heifers (1): 1. Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac Junior 2-Year-Old (5): 1. Petitclerc Solomn Ashlyn-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford; 2. (BU) Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion; 3. Erbacres Beemer Gabrielle, Lazy M Farms LLC, Stitzer; 4. (Prod) Brand-New Lemon Drop, Ashley Brandel, Lake Mills;
5. Jasha-Z Meridian Aphrodite, James Ziemer, Cedarburg Senior 2-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, Prod) Imagine-That Secret Moon, Carly Strauss, Lake Mills; 2. Mar-Linda-K Sweet Sensation, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek; 3. Jasha-Z Airlift Emelia, James Ziemer, Cedarburg Junior 3-Year Old (5): 1. (BU) Floydholm Mc Emoji-ET, Shawn Nehls, Hustisford; 2. Dreamfix Summer Fling, Todd Wendorf, Ixonia; 3. Ryan-Vu Doorman Ciara, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 4. Ourway Brady Avery, Hailey Raymond, Ixonia; 5. Black Satin Louis-ET, Kennedy Neitzel, Watertown Senior 3-Year Old (5): 1. (BU) Oeh-My Bradnick Victoria, Richard Thompson, Darlington; 2. Milgene Defyin Jackolantern, Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford; 3. (Prod) Crestbrooke A Cabernet, Timothy Natzke, Fond du Lac; 4. Straussdale Im Adorable-ET, Mariah Heine, Lake Mills; 5. East Branch Clark Miracle, Kristine Jarek, Bonduel Intermediate Champion: Petitclerc Solomn Ashlyn-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd., Oxford Reserve Intermediate Champion: Bella-Ridge Beauty Queen, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion 4-Year-Old (1): 1. (BU) Milgene Just a Game-ET, Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford 5-Year Old (2): 1. (BU) Milgene Halo Jiggy With It, Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford; 2. (Prod) Jasha-Z Ranch Shasta, James Ziemer, Cedarburg 6-Year-Old & Older (1): 1. (BU, Prod) Krull Redburst Holiday-ET, Mariah Heine, Lake Mills Senior & Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Show: Milgene Halo Jiggy With It, Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion: Milgene Just a Game-ET, Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford Best 3 Cows (4): 1. Hildebrandt Family Farm, Hustisford; 2. Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. Todd Wendorf, Ixonia ; 4. James Ziemer, Cedarburg Produce of Dam (2): 1. Todd Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Dam & Daughter (2): 1. Todd Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. Carly Strauss, Lake Mills Premier Breeder: Todd Wendorf, Ixonia Premier Exhibitor: Mariah Heine, Lake Mills
2019 Wisconsin State Fair Open Red & White Show Aug. 10 & 11, 2019 • West Allis • Judge: Pat Conroy, IN 16 head shown (11 heifers & 5 cows) Spring Calf (1): 1. Mae-lee Ray Darla-Red, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford Winter Calf (4): 1. Ms RollNView Jump 4 Fun-Red-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion; 2. Ms Rps Ustp Rummy-Red-ET, Lazy M Farm LLC, Stitzer; 3. K-K-Rose Jackson J-Lo-Red, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek; 4. Our-Best Unsp Crabapple-Red, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford Fall Calf (2): 1. Won-Bell Appleboy Freda-Red, Daniel Wonders, Mineral Point ; 2. Lepkes Princ Hot Tamale-Red, Mikayla Lepke, Viroqua Summer Yearling (1): 1. Wilstar-LB Unstop Rave-Red, Jacob Sterman, Hartford Spring Yearling (0) Winter Yearling (1): 1. Mik-Nels A Caramac-Red-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion Fall Yearling (2): 1. Digongi Defiant Lucky-Red, Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford; 2. Won-Bell Addiction Korie-Red, Daniel Wonders, Mineral Point Champion Heifer: Ms RollNView Jump 4 Fun-Red-ET, Lynn Harbaugh, Marion Reserve Champion Heifer: Ms Rps Ustp Rummy-Red-ET, Lazy M Farm LLC, Stitzer Junior 2-Year-Old (1): 1. (BU) Crescentmead Allego-Red, Troy Wendorf, Ixonia Senior 2-Year-Old (0) Junior 3-Year Old (1): 1. (BU) Rosedale Weep No More-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd,
Oxford Senior 3-Year Old (1): 1. (BU, Prod) Gildale A-Jack Truffle-Red, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek Intermediate Champion: Rosedale Weep No More-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford Reserve Intermediate Champion: Crescentmead Allego-Red, Troy Wendorf, Ixonia 4-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU) Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. R-M Armani Kyrie-Red, Clatyon Schwendimann, Hartford 5-Year Old (0) 6-Year-Old & Older (0) Senior Champion: Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac Reserve Senior Champion: R-M Armani Kyrie-Red, Clatyon Schwendimann, Hartford Grand Champion: Rosedale Weep No More-Red-ET, Rosedale Genetics Ltd, Oxford Reserve Grand Champion: Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac Best Uddered Cow of the Show: Ryan-Vu Armani Design-Red, Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac Premier Exhibitor: Clayton Schwendimann, Hartford Overall Production Award: Gildale A-Jack Truffle-Red, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins, Johnson Creek October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 15
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Midwest Holsteins INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Agate Ridge ...................................................................... 8 Farnear .............................................................................. 2 Flowerbrook Registered Holsteins .................................. 14 Heeren View ...................................................................... 8 Lida Acres Holsteins ........................................................ 12 Lone Oak Acres .............................................................. 12 Marathon County ...................................................... 18-20 Mat-Ar-Dor Holsteins...................................................... 21 Minnesota Directory of Services .................................... 26 Prairie Creek Genetics .................................................... 27 Pioneer Dairy Classic ...................................................... 25 Olmar Farms.................................................................... 28 Sheeknoll Farms ................................................................ 7 Smith-Crest...................................................................... 27 Sonnek Farms .................................................................. 25 Sunkist Acres.................................................................... 15 Synergy .............................................................................. 9 University of Minnesota .................................................... 5 University of Wisconsin-Madison .................................... 3 Violet Hill ........................................................................ 24 Wargo Acres .................................................................... 13 Willows Edge...................................................................... 6 cover photo by Brenda Bricco, Marion, Wis.
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THE DOMINANCE CONTINUED IN 2017
Dairy judging is strong at the University of Minnesota,
so strong that its teams have placed first overall in six of the nine major contests in 2015, 2016 and 2017 held at: the All-American Dairy Show (Harrisburg, PA), the North American International Livestock Exposition (Louisville, KY), and World Dairy Expo (Madison, WI). Furthermore, over the past 8 years in these 3 contests, the University of Minnesota has placed 1st overall in 12 of the 24 contests. No other university comes close to this incredible record of success. If you’re considering a career in dairy, consider the U of M. In addition to our
highly successful judging teams, you can be part of the Gopher Dairy Club, where more than 100 student members gain experience and industry contacts through activities like an all-expense-paid 10-day trip to California in January for seniors. Both inside and outside the classroom, our dairy professors make teaching and working with students their top priority. Learn more today at ansci.umn.edu
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GOLD! www.umn.edu 612.624.2277 www.ansci.umn.edu
MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2018-5 The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer.
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2019 Show Results
Lake-Breeze Def
Careful-Red
EX-92 93-MS (MAX)
Defiant x Greenlea A Care-Red EX-95 (2017 Res. Grand Champion Royal Winter Fair) x Kite CaramacRed EX-92 (2006 Grand Champion World Daiy Expo)
Midwest Fall National Red & White Show District 1 Holstein Show Res. Intermediate and Res. Grand Champion Grand Champion, Int. Champion and Best Udder 1st Sr. 3-year-old, Best Bred & Owned and 1st Sr. 3-year-old Best Udder Careful has embryos that have been exported to Australia and Germany.
Henk and Bonnie Van Dyk
931 140th Ave., New Richmond, WI 54017 | 715-220-6612 bvandyk23@hotmail.com | facebook.com/willowsedgeholsteins 6 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019
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Sheeknoll Beemer 2577 EX-92 Sheeknoll Beemer 2596 EX-90
Many of the animals we showed at the Midwest Fall National were daughters of Sheeknoll Bolton Ariana EX-94. We had a great day in individual and group classes, including class winners in Best Three Females and Produce of Dam! Ariana’s daughters include:
Sheeknoll Beemer 2577 EX-92
1st Place Best Three Females 1st Place Produce of Dam
Sheeknoll Beemer 2596 EX-90
Ariana is the granddam of popular high type bull, Blondin Thunderstorm
2nd place 4-Year-Old & HM Senior Champion 3rd place Sr. 3-Year-Old
2577 & 2596 Photos ©Cybil Fisher Photos at right ©Cowsmopolitan
Sheeknoll Sid 2639 VG-86 5th place Sr. 2-Year-Old
Ariana has 7 EX daughters
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Synergy Planet Piper-ET EX-91 GMD DOM
4-08 365 59,450 4.1 2,445 3.2 1,901 Nominated Global Cow of the Year by Holstein International
PIPER’S FUTURE PROFIT-MAKERS • Synergy Delta Plymouth VG-85 (Delta x EX-90 Tango x Planet Piper) daughter Synergy Legacy Prodigy-ET 2852G 186 CFP • Synergy Rubicon Perfect (Rubicon x Uno PotOGold x Alan Poker x Planet Piper) daughter Ms Fustead Legcy Paulete-ET 2863G, 180 CFP - owned with Fustead Holsteins
• Synergy Brass Piper-ET, 2839G (Brass x Delta Pipsqueak x Tango Peekaboo x Planet Piper) owned with Fustead Holsteins Members of this cow family average 11# ECM (energy corrected milk) more per cow per day than the rest of our herd while maintaining reproductive efficiency and outstanding udder health. This cow family transmits high volumes of fat and protein production along with strength, functional type traits and excellent fitness traits. “The Pirate” family comprises about one-third of our herd and are just flat-out profitable cows. Jay, Heather, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet
W2285 County Rd. S, Pulaski, WI 54162 Jay cell: 920-639-6408 RHA: 444 cows 3X 31,588M 1398F 4.4% 1035P 3.3%
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MIDWEST FALL NATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS
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he 2019 Midwest Fall National Show was held in conjunction with the Minnesota State Fair Open Show on Wednesday, August 28, 2019. The official judge for the day was Tim Abbott. Judge Abbott placed 101 heifers and 84 cows for a total of 185 head. Of the 101 heifers that were shown in the morning, Judge Abbott selected the first place Fall Heifer Calf, Har-Mar-T Atmosphere Amy (Atmosphere) exhibited by Frank & Mitchell Thompson, (Minn.) as the Junior Champion of the Show. Reserve Junior Champion honors were given to the first place Winter Calf, Redline Katia (Corvette) exhibited by Steven Maier, (Minn.). Honorable Mention was awarded to the second place Fall Heifer Calf, Budjon-Vail Ava Ellusive-ET (Avalanche), exhibited by Chandler & Calvin Bening (Minn.). The Intermediate Champion of the show was the first place Senior Three-Year-Old Cow, Ms St-Jacob Dempsey Again (Dempsey) exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky (Minn.). Reserve Intermediate Champion was awarded to the second place Senior ThreeYear-Old Cow, Downfield Doorman Bridget (Doorman), Fornwald Farms, exhibited by Harold & Miriam Sweetnam & Mark Sweetnam, (Minn.). Fairmont Jacoby Ash-ET (Jacoby), the first place Milking Yearling exhibited by Loren & Luke Olson, (Minn.), was awarded the Honorable Mention of the Show. Judge Abbott named the first place Four-Year-Old Cow, Flower-Brook Atwood Gee-ET (Atwood) exhibited by Andrew Stuewe, (Minn.) as the Senior, Grand Champion and Best Udder of the show. Reserve Senior Champion and Honorable mention Grand Champion honors went to the first place Five-Year-Old Cow, Wirtland Atwood Rya (Atwood), exhibited by Maple Leaf Farm and Loren & Luke Olson, (Minn.). The second place Four-Year-Old Cow, Sheeknoll Beemer 2577-ET (Beemer) exhibited by Sheeknoll Farms, (Minn.), was named the Honorable Mention Senior Champion. MS St-Jacob Dempsey Again (Dempsey), first place Senior Three-Year-Old Cow, exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky, (Minn.) was named the Reserve Grand Champion of the Show. A step out junior show was also held. For Junior Champion of the Junior Show, the second place overall Fall Heifer Calf, Budjon-Vail Ava Ellusive-ET (Avalanche), exhibited by Chandler & Calvin Bening, (Minn.) took home the honor. Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show was awarded the third place overall Winter Heifer Calf, Arthurcreek Rgnld Champagne exhibited by Nathan Arthur, (Minn.). Budjon-Vail Av Elisabeth-ET (Avalanche), the fourth place overall Fall Heifer Calf, exhibited by Chandler & Calvin Bening (Minn.), followed as the Honorable Mention. Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show was awarded to the first place Junior Three-Year-Old, Ju-Lar Doorman Penny (Doorman) exhibited by Ethan & Alexa Lindahl, (Minn.). The Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show was the Second Overall Junior Two-Year Old, Hoese Doorman Jazzie (Doorman), exhibited by Peyton & Tanner Morrison, (Minn.). Judge Abbott named the fourth place overall Four-Year-Old, Sunkist Corvette Lilly Girl (Corvette), exhibited by Benjamin Donnay, (Minn.) as the Senior and Grand Champion of the Junior Show. Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of Junior Show went to the 10-MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019
(L to R) Honorable Mention Grand Champion of Open Show: Wirtland Atwood Rya (Atwood) exhibited by Maple Leaf Farm and Loren & Luke Olson; Reserve Grand Champion of Open Show: MS St-Jacob Dempsey Again (Dempsey) exhibited by Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky; Grand Champion of Open Show: Flower-Brook Atwood Gee-ET (Atwood), exhibited by Andrew Stuewe.
(L to R) Honorable Mention of Junior Show: Ju-Lar Doorman Penny (Doorman) exhibited by Ethan & Alexa Lindahl; Reserve Grand Champion of Junior Show: Biercrest Chelios Tanysha (Chelios) exhibited by Zachary & Ally Bierschenk; Grand Champion of Junior Show: Sunkist Corvette Lilly Girl (Corvette) exhibited by Benjamin Donnay.
(L to R) Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion of Open Show: Fairmont Jacoby Ash-ET (Jacoby) exhibited by Loren & Luke Olson; Reserve Intermediate Champion of Open Show: Downfield Doorman Bridget (Doorman) exhibited by Fornwald Farms, Harold & Miriam Sweetnam & Mark Sweetnam; Intermediate Champion of Open Show: Ms St-Jacob Dempsey Again (Dempsey), Joseph, Zach, Jerome & Darian Stransky.
(L to R) Reserve Intermediate Champion of Junior Show: Hoese Doorman Jazzie (Doorman), exhibited by Peyton & Tanner Morrison; Intermediate Champion of Junior Show: Ju-Lar Doorman Penny (Doorman), exhibited by Ethan & Alexa Lindahl.
fifth place Four-Year-Old Cow, Biercrest Chelios Tanysha (Chelios), exhibited by Zachary & Ally Bierschenk, (Minn.). Best Junior Bred and Owned of the Junior Show was presented to the seventh place overall Senior TwoYear-Old Cow, E-Donk Airlift Boolyn (Airlift) exhibited
by Eric Wachtendonk. Thank you to all exhibitors for participating in the show, to all sponsors for sponsoring the awards and to all volunteers for helping the show run smoothly. We hope to see you all again next year!
(L to R) Junior Champion of Open Show: Har-Mar-T Atmosphere Amy (Atmosphere) exhibited by Frank & Mitchell Thompson; Honorable Mention Junior Champion of Open Show: Budjon-Vail Ava Ellusive-ET (Avalanche), exhibited by Chandler & Calvin Bening; Reserve Junior Champion of Open Show: Redline Katia (Corvette) exhibited by Steven Maier.
(L to R) Reserve Junior Champion of Junior Show: Arthurcreek Rgnld Champagne (Reginald) exhibited by Nathan Arthur; Junior Champion of Junior Show: Budjon-Vail Ava Ellusive-ET (Avalanche), exhibited by Chandler & Calvin Bening.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FAIR HOLSTEIN SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
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he 2019 South Dakota State Fair Junior and Open Holstein Show at the South Dakota State Fair in Huron, S.D., took place on Saturday, August 31, 2019. The official judge for the show was David Sprengler of Plato, Minn. He placed 66 heifers and 29 cows for a total of 95 head. Of the 66 heifers that were shown in the morning, Judge Sprengler selected the first place Fall Calf, Vanderham Crush Goldrush exhibited by Vanderham Dairy, as the Junior Champion of the show. Reserve Junior Champion honors were given to the first place Summer Yearling, Darise Lady Dabru Dawns Daffodil exhibited by Dabru Dairy. The Intermediate Champion of the show was Sioux-Kota Okaliber Specks, the first place Junior Three-Year-Old Cow, exhibited by Andrew Weber. Reserve Intermediate Champion was the first place Junior Two-Year-Old Cow, Al-Shar Atwood Bev exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. Senior Champion was presented to Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin-ET (Hero), first place Aged Cow, exhibited by Al-Shar Holsteins. Reserve Senior Champion went to the second place Aged Cow Sipka Bradnick Ms Sweet (Bradnick) exhibited by Post Lane Holsteins. Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin was named the Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Open Show. Reserve Grand Champion of the open show was presented to Sioux-Kota Okaliber Specks. Al-Shar Holsteins was named Premier Breeder and Exhibitor. Judge Sprengler selected the first place Summer Yearling, Darise Lady Dabru
Dawns Daffodil exhibited by Neil Haase as the Junior Champion of the Junior Show. Reserve Junior Champion honors were given to the first place Spring Yearling, Skyrdg-BZ-RC Jdy Rachel-Red exhibited by Natalie Haase. The Intermediate Champion of the junior show was Al-Shar Atwood Bev, the first place Senior Two-Year-Old Cow, exhibited by Walker Zoellner. Reserve Intermediate Champion was the second place Junior Two-Year-Old Cow of the Junior Show (3rd place in Open Show), Bonnie Elms Baltimor Dixie exhibited by Andy Ripp. Senior Champion of the Junior Show was presented to AlShar SDG Ms Erin-ET (Hero), first place Aged Cow, exhibited by Jordan Zoellner. Reserve Senior Champion went to the first place Five-Year-Old Cow Wils-Gold Ready 2 Roll-Red (LaddP-Red) exhibited by Bethany Rennich. Al-Shar SDG Ms Erin was named the Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Junior Show. Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show was presented to Al-Shar Atwood Bev. Best Bred and Owned was awarded to Bonnie Elms Baltimor Dixie exhibited by Andy Ripp.
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©Lea McCullough
Cybil Fisher Photography
©Beth Herges
Regancrest Domain CINDER-ET EX-91 Domain x EX-92 Champion x Barbie EX-92
Honeycrest Fest KISSIMEE-ET VG-87 Kickball x EX-91 Boxer x EX-92 Durham
Heatherstone YOUNG AT HEART +3.97 T King Doc x Solomon x EX-90 Atwood
Investments that have stood the test of time. Cinder has just started to make a mark on the herd. With her first four daughters all young VG cows, we are excited about pregnancies coming by Upgrade and Menace. Kissimee gave us a fantastic 87-point Montross that has daughters and sons by a variety of bulls. Finally,Young at Heart has pregnancies and embryos by Upgrade, Altitude-Red and Discjockey. Gordon & Emily Carncross Craig, Jen, Gavin & Nolan Carncross W13157 Co. Hwy. J, Lodi, WI 53555 wargoacres@gmail.com | 608-592-2560 Craig cell MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019 - 13
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33rd Annual WHA Futurity Judge Mandi Bue of Freedom, Wis., placed 12 outstanding young 3-year-olds on Saturday, August 10 at Wisconsin State Fair Park during the first All-Breeds Futurity. Since 1987, the Wisconsin Holstein Association has hosted an annual Holstein Futurity at the Wisconsin State Fair, but this year was the first year all seven dairy breeds were eligible to show. Taking top honors and Best Udder was Floydholm MC Emoji-ET, exhibited by Shawn and Seth Nehls of Hustisford. They took home a $1,500 check sponsored by Compeer Financial and $50 from CentralStar Cooperative for Best Udder of the Show. Emoji, previously owned by Lindsey, Ashlyn and Cole Sarbacker, had received a complimentary entry into the Futurity three years ago after being named Reserve Junior All-Wisconsin Spring Calf. Shawn and Seth Nehls purchased Emoji as a bred heifer in 2018 and were excited to have the opportunity to exhibit her in the Futurity. Second place and Best Bred and Owned was Milgene Defyin Jackolantern, exhibited by the Hildebrandt family from Hustisford. The Hildebrandt family was awarded $750 sponsored by International Protein Sires and the Best Bred and Owned award sponsored by Lirr Farm, the Nigh family. Rounding out the top three and the production and combined fat and protein winner was Crestbrooke A Cabernet-ET exhibited by Kyle Natzke of Fond du Lac. Agropur sponsored the $500 third place award and Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent sponsored prizes for the production awards. The first place junior was Dreamfix Summer Fling exhibited by Landon and Mylie Wendorf, Dawson and Kylie Nickels, and Christian Sachse of Ixonia. They won an award sponsored by Angela Davis-Brown of Ma-Brown Holsteins and Jerseys and a cash prize sponsored by the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association. The Nigh family of Lirr Farm also sponsored the Best Junior Bred and Owned award. This award went to Colton, Ashley, Justin and Katie Brandel of Lake Mills exhibiting their Milking Shorthorn, Brand-New Iron Man Allis. Although the cows are the stars of the show, the exhibitors dress their best in competition for the Best Dressed awards. The Best Dressed Junior was Carly Strauss of Lake Mills, who won an award sponsored by the Barron County Junior Holstein Association. Brett Hildebrandt of Hustisford was awarded Best Dressed Male and received an award from Robert and Karyn Schauf. Yvonne Preder sponsored the Best Dressed Female award, which was awarded to Kayla Wright of Johnson Creek. The night was led by the Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Kevin and Peggy Coffeen of DePere. They announced the winning cows and introduced the dignitaries that were present as well as sharing Wisconsin dairy facts with those watching from the stands. Representing the sponsors were Jill Armbruster from Compeer Financial, Ron Sersland of International Protein Sires, and David Hitner from Agropur. Royalty from across Wisconsin also attended the event and helped present awards including Wisconsin Holstein Association Princess, Lauren Siemers; Wisconsin Holstein Association Princess Attendant, Mikayla Endres; Wisconsin Brown Swiss Queen, Natalie Roe; Alice in Dairyland, Abigail Martin; and Wisconsin Fairest of the Fairs, Meghan Buechel. The Wisconsin Holstein Association All-Breeds Futurity would not have been possible without the generous donations from our major 16 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019
1st Place & Best Udder - left to right: Fairest of the Fairs Meghan Buechel, Judge Mandi Bue, Alice in Dairyland Abigail Martin, Shawn Nehls with Floydholm Mc Emoji-ET, WHA Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, Jill Armbruster representing Compeer Financial, and WHA Princess Lauren Siemers.
2nd Place & Best Bred & Owned: Alice in Dairyland Abigail Martin, Fairest of the Fairs Meghan Buechel, Ron Sersland for International Protein Sires, Brett Hildebrandt with Milgene Defyin Jackolantern, Ty Hildebrandt, WHA Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres, WHA Princess Lauren Siemers and Judge Mandi Bue.
sponsors, Compeer Financial, International Protein Sires, Agropur, and Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent. In addition, we would like to thank all of the committee members, volunteers, and additional sponsors that helped make the show a success. We hope to see everyone at the 2020 WHA All-Breeds Futurity at next year’s Wisconsin State Fair on Saturday, August 15, 2020.
2019 Futurity Final Placings 1st Place - Sponsored by Compeer Financial - $1,500 Floydholm MC Emoji-ET Sire: De-Su Bkm McCutchen 1174-ET Owner: Shawn and Seth Nehls, Hustisford Exhibitor: Shawn Nehls Best Udder of Show sponsored by CentralStar Cooperative 2nd Place - Sponsored by International Protein Sires - $750 Milgene Defyin Jackolantern Sire: Scientific B Defiant Owner: Ariona, Tianda, and Treyton Hildebrandt, Hustisford Exhibitor: Brett Hildebrandt Best Bred & Owned sponsored by Robert & Randy Nigh, Lirr Farms Best Dressed Adult Male sponsored by Bob & Karyn Schauf
1st Junior: WHA Princess Lauren Siemers, Landon Wendorf, Dawson Nickels with Dreamfix Summer Fling, Mylie Wendorf and WHA Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres.
3rd Place - Sponsored by Agropur - $500 Crestbrooke A Cabernet-ET Sire: Eclipse Atwood Archrival-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Kyle Natzke, Fond du Lac Top Milk Production and Top Fat & Protein Production sponsored by Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent 4th Place - Ryan-Vu Doorman Ciara Sire: Val Bisson Doorman-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac 5th Place - Dreamfix Summer Fling Sire: Maple-Downs-I G W Atwood-ET Owner: Landon & Mylie Wendorf, Dawson & Kylie Nickels, Christian Sachse, Ixonia Exhibitor: Dawson Nickels 1st Junior sponsored by Ma-Brown Holsteins and Jerseys and Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association
3rd Place & Top Milk and Fat & Protein Production: David Hitner representing Agropur, WHA Princess Lauren Siemers, Kyle Natzke with Crestbrooke A Cabernet-ET, WHA Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres and Judge Mandi Bue.
6th Place - Ourway Brady Avery Sire: Butz-Butler Atwood Brady-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Hailey Raymond, New Glarus
Best Dressed Female: Kayla Wright
7th Place - Gildale A-Jack Truffle-Red Sire: Mr Apple Jack-Red-ET Owner: Mar-Linda-K Holsteins, Johnson Creek Exhibitor: Kayla Wright Best Dressed Adult Female sponsored by Scenic-Edge Holsteins 8th Place - Black-Satin Louis Sire: KHW Kite Advent-Red-ET Owner: Philip & Kimberly Nicholas and Kayla Neitzel, Watertown Exhibitor: Nic Neitzel 9th Place - Maiers Acres Total Capree Sire: Sunnyisle Total Owner: Carly, Erin & Emily Strauss & Colton & Ashley Brandel, Lake Mills Exhibitor: Mariah Heine
Best Dressed Junior: Carly Strauss
10th Place - Straussdale Im Adorable Sire: De-Su Bkm McCutchen 1174-ET Owner: Carly, Erin & Emily Strauss & Colton & Ashley Brandel, Lake Mills Exhibitor: Carly Strauss Best Dressed Junior sponsored by Barron County Junior Holstein Association 11th Place - Brand-New Iron Man Aliss Sire: Ocean Brae Ironman P Owner: Colton, Ashley, Justin & Katie Brandel, Lake Mills Exhibtor: Colton Brandel 1st Junior Bred & Owned sponsored by Robert & Randy Nigh, Lirr Farms 12th Place - East-Branch Clark Miracle Sire: Dool-Leigh Goldwyn Clark-ET Owner: Kristine Jarek, Bonduel Exhbitor: Taylor Maroszek MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019 - 17
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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS Registered Holstein and Brown Swiss calves available now through the end of the year. Clark County Junior Champion Brown Swiss 2017 sold off the farm at only 2 weeks old!
Jebstarr - Family Farm
Jim & Deb Ploeckelman & Family 5930 Silver Leaf Rd., Athens, WI 54411 715.257.9060 Joey - 715.297.5974
Family-Affair Holsteins Family-Affair Helix June NC born 6/1/17
46 days - milking 140 lbs. with 4.0%F 31,621M 1263F 967P Housed at New-Day Dairy W/D Strack, Athens, WI • 715-257-7376
Ded-Dit Holsteins A 10th generation Excellent Morningview Domain Dana-ET A Grass-Based dairy farm with Strong Cow Families Sam & Jenn Zimmermann Mason, Adelle, Neah & Garrison E2259 County Rd. Q, Ringle, WI 54471 Cell: 715-218-8619
Gary’s Dairy Good-Time registered Holsteins
EX-90 2E EX-MS - from the Roxy’s Animals housed at Fustead Holsteins
Doug Dittmar 6006 - 3 Birch Street, Schofield, WI 54476 715-571-0843
Gary Stankowski Owner Home: 3860 Sugar Bush Rd. Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-3197 Farm: 543 Hwy. S Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-0799
Moo-dy Acres Congratulations Madison and Abigail on your hard work and success at the summer shows!
Mike, Barb, Madison & Abigail Borchardt
5117 CTH “N”, EDGAR, WI 54426 • 715-352-3656 Mike & Linda King Kevin & June King
Visitors welcome by appointment
The Best Things come in 92’s! Dal-Ski Toystory Pnutbutter EX-92 7-03 365 39,272M 1449F 1074P
W4370 Wien Drive, Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2448
Stetzerlann Toystory Bonnie EX-92 2E EX-95MS ~ 7 calves at 10-00
Call Milkyhill Cattle Sales for rates. Barron Fall Sale - November 9, Barron Sale Pavilion Contact ED mielke, 715-574-2931 18 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019
DAL-SKI HOLSTEINS David & Paulette Lemanski
Devin, Alex & Danielle 715-352-3382 dpadski@gmail.com 3475 Cardinal Lane, Marathon, WI 54448 Visitors Welcome
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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS
Congratulations and job well done by these kids at the Wisconsin Valley Fair: Makenna Dombeck (our granddaughter) and the neighbor kids, Alexa Chaney and Kelsey Davis.
June Classification Update • 1 new EX • 5 multiple E’s • 18 new VGs Looking for project calves for next year? Give us a call!
NOR-WAY-PETE FARMS, INC. 1751 Cherry Drive, Eland, WI 54427 8/18 RHA: 3x 29,764 3.85 1146 2.98 886 Chad & Andy Peterson, owners 715-302-0482 Visitors Always Welcome!
Marathon County Holstein Association Cooperative Raffle Winners Prizes 1st: Registered Holstein Calf 2nd: $500 cash 3rd: $250 cash 4th: $250 Nasco gift card 5th: $250 Fleet Farm gift card 6th: $100 Texas Roadhouse gift card 7th: $100 cash 8th: $100 cash 9th: $100 cash 10th: $100 cash
Trent Miller Geraldine Erdman Danielle Bunkelman Lilianna Boschma Joann Hargraver Kim Lyna Travis Dehnel Dale Hammel Jacob Osborn Chris McCulloch
Thanks to all who purchased tickets!
A Homebred Favorite Owned by: Thomas & Florine Bunkelman Brooke, Brent & Brodie
Tom-Kins Leading Ladies
Sky-Reach Equation Destiny VG-88 EX-MS at 3Y
Oakfield Diamondback Lolita-ET EX-90 Castleholm Armani Aligator EX-90
~ Recently raised 5 points in classification ~ Backed by 9 generations of VG or EX ~ Same maternal line as Durham ~ 7th dam is Snow-N Denises Dellia EX-95 2E ~ Bred to Bradnick
Other new scores: • Tomkins Bradnick Lucky, EX-91 • Heart-Ease Bradnick Andie, EX-92 • Lundys Kenosha Whack, GP-83 (owned with Becky Adams & Madison Borchardt)
227080 Pinenut Road, Edgar, WI 54426 Ph.: 715-581-6460 E-mail: tomkinsfarm@yahoo.com
HOLSTEINS
Hank, Shannon, Gabe, Jonah & Lily Boschma Athens, WI 715-205-7303 MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019 - 19
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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS
A favorite at Fustead Holsteins
Bosside Epic Yinga now VG-87 GMD
Lifetime: 1324d 107,218 4.3 4568 3.4 3687 - 3rd dam of Pine-Tree CW Legacy-ET - deliver’s breed leading TPI & NM Also congratulations to Mercedes Trantow with Bosside Yoder Estelle - Grand Champion at the Athens Fair. She was sold in the 2015 Barron Sale.
John & Tineke Boschma H4370 Townline Rd., Colby, WI 54421 PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114 E-Mail: bossideholsteins@hotmail.com RHA: 55 cows 24,000M 1014F 788P BAA: 107.8%
Rosedale Crown of Thorns-ET EX-91 2E 4-05 2x 334 30,310 3.7 1135F 3.3 1013 Sanchez x Redrose EX-96 4E She has daughters by Avalanche and Jordy; pregnancies by Warrior, Doorman, Solomon, Unstoppabull and Tattoo; and embryos by Perseus, Doorman, Solomon, Unstoppabull and Tattoo. Inquiries are welcome!
Good luck to Justin at World Dairy Expo!
Wayne, Samantha & Justin Giese F1761 Huckleberry Rd., Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2972 home 715-965-7147 cell samwaydairy@yahoo.com
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Fustead Monterey Lefty-ET now EX-92! 3-04 305 38,583 3.9 1519 3.3 1267 365 40,034 4.0 1591 3.3 1322 ~ Son in A.I. ~ Supreme Champion, WI Valley Fair 2018 & 2019
FUSTEAD HOLSTEINS Tyler, Shannon, Sarah,
Brian & Wendy Fust 715-842-5868/Ph 715-848-0465/Fax
Wausau, WI
Tanner & Savanah Adam, Jennifer, Aiden, Bailey & Connor
L-L-M-Dairy McCutchen Silk EX-92 EEEEE 2-00 2x 349 31,883 3.7 1192 3.2 977 3-02 2x 365 39,829 3.4 1383 3.1 1217 4-02 2x 131 16,700 3.4 563 2.9 446 inc.
Silk’s 2-year-old by Heisenberg is already VG-85 and her Humblekind calf born this year looks very promising. 101 cows 300d 26,735 3.7 998 3.0 827 • 17 Excellent cows Leon & Lyle Matthiae 231056 Hwy. Q, Ringle, WI 54471 715-297-8485 Leon 715-297-8483 Lyle www.llmdairy.com Visitors always welcome
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2019 Iowa Holstein Show
Total Head Shown: 169 ~ July 19 ~ Manchester, Iowa ~ Judge: Ryan Krohlow Grand Champion, Senior Champion, Best Udder of the Show: Ms-AOL Cntndr Revive-Red, Wapsi-Ana, Fairholm & Triple S Reserve Grand Champion, Reserve Senior Champion: Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET, Farnear Holsteins Intermediate Champion & Honorable Mention Grand Champion: To-Mar Gold Chip Avis, Haley, Bianka & Braden Ronnebaum Reserve Intermediate Champion: LE-O-LA Racer Tara, LE-O-LA Holsteins Junior Champion: Petitclerc Avalanche Spottie, Duane Gibbs & Dan Hovden Reserve Junior Champion: Triple S Awesome Missme-Red, Triple S Farm Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of the Show: LE-O-LA Holsteins
Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor of the Heifer Show: LE-O-LA Holsteins
Hope Morrison, Steven Nelson, Darren Ropp, Josh Fairbanks, Samantha Fairbanks with the Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Show Ms-AOL Cntndr Revive-Red, Doug and Abby Fairbanks Spring Heifer Calf (16) 1 - LE-O-LA Solomon Paige, LE-O-LA Holsteins 2 - Biercrest Atmosphere Kristi, Biercrest Farms 3 - River Divide Denver Malinda, River Divide Dairy 4 - LE-O-LA Doorman Leeta-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - KCCK Crush Beat It, Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse 6 - Gibbs DH Saratoga Laska, Joe Gibbs 7 - Banowetz Doorman Rascal, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 8 - Banowetz Solomon Rocket, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 9 - Genosource Drive Luella-ET, Pierce, Abby, Kayle & Luke Fairbanks 10 - Cloverhill Lotus Astrid, Clover Hill Farms Winter Heifer Calf (21) 1 - Petitclerc Avalanche Spottie, Duane Gibbs & Dan Hovden 2 - River Divide Denver Maxi, River Divide Dairy 3 - Farnear Doc Away-ET, Farnear Holsteins 4 - Heatherstone Good Time-ET, Regancrest 5 - LE-O-LA Capital Gain Lola, LE-O-LA Holsteins 6 - KCCK Artist Anna, Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse 7 - Banowetz High Octane Mila, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 8 - Wapsi-Ana Solomon Breezy-ET, Pierce, Abby, Kayle & Luke Fairbanks 9 - Arthurcreek Rgnld Champagne, Nathan Arthur 10 - Henkeseen Crush Magenta, Henkeseen Holsteins Fall Heifer Calf (20) 1 - Triple S Awesome Missme-Red, Triple S Farm 22 - Midwest Holsteins, Fall 2019
2 - LE-O-LA Artist Lexis-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 3 - Stempfle Glass Ceiling, Stempfle Holsteins 4 - LE-O-LA Avalanche Ainsley, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - KCCK Avalanche Amanda, Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse 6 - Royal Review Peerless-ET, Doug Brown 7 - Korian Dback Hope, Korian Holsteins 8 - Arthurcreek Crush Moana, Nathan Arthur 9 - LE-O-LA Artist Ava, LE-O-LA Holsteins 10 - Heart Broke Foton Relic, HB Holsteins Summer Yearling (9) 1 - Banowetz Peach Crush, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 2 - Petitclerc Diamonbck Speedy-ET, Stempfle Holsteins 3 - KCCK Jordy Rachel, Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse 4 - Danhof Doc Zandra-ET, Regancrest 5 - Gibbs WO Dixon, Joe Gibbs 6 - Heart Broke DB Diamond, HB Holsteins 7 - Dogtown Ruby, Gregory Coonrod 8 - LE-O-LA Doorman Tulip, LE-O-LA Holsteins 9 - Arthurcreek Montey Ciara, BBBB Volker & Nathan Arthur Spring Yearling (12) 1 - Ms Nabholz Armella, Nabholz Farm 2 - Sco-Lo Absolute 2315, Sco-Lo Holsteins 3 - MIss Crush Adamina, Eric Richards 4 - Blondin Jordy Dakota-Red-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - Cloverhill Dundee Ariadne, Clover Hill Farms 6 - Gibbs D Man Big Smile-ET, Joe Gibbs 7 - Stempfle King Boy 2335, Stempfle Holsteins
8 - Luck-E Crush Arugala, Biercrest Holsteins 9 - Banowetz Diamondback Azzara, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 10 - LE-O-LA Doorman Faith-TW-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins Winter Yearling (14) 1 - Farnear Jordy Maddy-ET, Farnear Holsteins 2 - Golden-Oaks Impress-Red, Fairholm & Mason Dairy Farm 3 - LE-O-LA Crush Finley-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 4 - Ms KCCK Avalanche Alyssa, Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse 5 - Korian Absolute Liza, Korian Holsteins 6 - Farnear Jordy Mia-ET, Farnear Holsteins 7 - Vandoskes Blake Sully-ET, Nathan Arthur 8 - Miss Hovden Sally, Garkarty Holsteins 9 - Biercrest Blake Philly, Biercrest Holsteins 10 - Henkeseen Brigham Talley, Henkeseen Holsteins Fall Yearling (7) 1 - LE-O-LA Doorman Marissa-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 2 - Arthurcreek Kingboy Chill, BBBB Volker & Nathan Arthur 3 - Cloverhill Lotus Nina, Clover Hill Farms 4 - Milksource Doorman Ziggi-ET, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 5 - Korian Dempsey Brazon, Korian Holsteins 6 - Henkeseen Solomon Midnight, Henkeseen Holsteins 7 - Cloverhill Astelle-Red-ET, Clover Hill Farms Junior Best Three Females (5) 1 - LE-O-LA Holsteins 2 - KCCK Genetics 3 - Nathan Arthur 4 - Farnear Holsteins 5 - Stempfle Holsteins Fall Yearling In Milk (3) 1 - LE-O-LA Solo Cup (BU, B&O), LE-O-LA Holsteins 2 - Sheeknoll Doorman Amelia, Mason Dairy Farm
3 - Hawkeye-JK Artic Splash-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins Junior Two Year Old Cow (12) 1 - Oakfield Crush Robinhood (BU), Sco-Lo 2 - Regancrest Mysterm Bellani (B&O), Regancrest 3 - Hawkeye-JK MC Artic Rush, Hawkeye Holsteins 4 - LE-O-LA Crush Chasity-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - Farnear Crush Brynn, Farnear Holsteins 6 - KishHolm Door Wide Open, KishHolm Holsteins 7 - Ms Nabholz Legend Anna-ET, Nabholz Farm 8 - Courtlane Kenosha Daisy-TW, Emily Carolan 9 - Madren Airlift Reflect, Madren Holsteins 10 - Cloverhill PCSS Leia-Red-ET, Clover Hill Farms Senior Two Year Old Cow (11) 1 - Sco-Lo Rival Renate 2242-ET (BU, B&O), Sco-Lo 2 - Sco-Lo Lotus Renate 2233-ET, Sco-Lo 3 - LE-O-LA Atwood Lizzy-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 4 - LE-O-LA Awesome Danica-ET, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - Hawkeye-JK Crush Amen-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins 6 - Banowetz Sid Moola, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 7 - Lyons-DL Action Whip It-Red, Lyons Holsteins 8 - Moondale-AAA-SF Careolyn,Kyle Moon, Andrew Adney & Seth Ferguson 9 - Regancrest Kenosha Cayrina 8976, Regancrest 10 - West River Cinderdoor Ironic, Biercrest Holsteins Junior Three Year Old Cow (4) 1 - KishHolm Golden Chance-TW (BU, B&O), KishHolm Holsteins 2 - Lyons-DL Brazelle Layla, Lyons Holsteins 3- Lyons-DL Denote Jule-Red, Lyons Holsteins 4 - Courtlane Kingboy Champ, Courtlane Holsteins
Senior Three Year Old Cow (13) 1 - To-Mar Gold Chip Avis (BU), Haley, Bianka & Braden Ronnebaum 2 - LE-O-LA Racer Tara (B&O), LE-O-LA Holsteins 3 - Sco-Lo Coons Door 2282, Sco-Lo 4 - Milksource Doorman Chex, LE-O-LA Holsteins 5 - Henkeseen Dominic Double D, Henkeseen Holsteins 6 - Henkeseen CA Ruby-Red, Henkeseen Holsteins 7 - Nic-K Pruple Passion-ET, Hawkeye Holsteins 8 - Crescentmead Rochelle-ET, Korian Holsteins 9 - Kamps-Hollow Jayde, Dusty Hollow 10 - Regancrest Damaris Bree 8502, Regancrest Four Year Old Cow (9) 1 - Regancrest Goldust Blacky 8040 (BU, B&O), Regancrest
2 - LE-O-LA Atwood Tula, LE-O-LA Holsteins 3 - Biercrest Chelios Tanysha, Biercrest Holsteins 4 - Miss Artic Rush, Hawkeye Holsteins 5 - Banowetz Gold Chip Suelyn, Shawn & Levi Banowetz 6 - Moondale Advent Peaches-ET, Moondale 7 - Gibbs AA Landmine, Dry Hollow Dairy 8 - KishHolm Catch Me, KishHolm Holsteins 9 - Stempfle Boy Eve, Stempfle Holsteins Five Year Old Cow (6) 1 - Ms-AOLCntndr Revive-Red (BU), Wapsi-Ana, Fairholm & Triple S 2 - Henkeseen Chelios Hallie (B&O), Henkeseen Holsteins 3 - Moondale-AAA-SF Careful, Kyle Moon, Andrew Adney & Seth Ferguson 4 - Moondale A Pandy, Moondale
Matt Simon, Tim Rauen, Rick Simon, Shirley Simon, Megan Moellers, Mark Simon, Tom Simon, Paul Trapp with the Reserve Grand Champion & Reserve Senior Champion Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET, Andy Dougherty, Bill Rauen and Adam Simon
Mitch Ronnebaum, Braden Ronnebaum, Carter Kruse with the Honorable Mention Grand Champion and Intermediate Champion To-Mar Gold Chip Avis, Haley and Bianka Ronnebaum
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5 - Gibbs WP Laska-ET, Dry Hollow Dairy 6 - Regancrest G Cinderella-ET, Regancrest Aged Cow (7) 1 - Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET (BU), Farnear Holsteins 2 - KishHolm Collett (B&O), KishHolm Holsteins 3 - KishHolm Cinderella, KishHolm Holsteins 4 - Moondale Tam, Moondale 5 - KishHolm Celina, KishHolm Holsteins 6 - Henkeseen L Reisling-Red, Henkeseen Holsteins 7 - Bonivista Cyclone Moon, Dusty-Hollow 150,000-Pound Cow (4) 1 - Moondale Trudy (BU), Korian 2 - Farnear Atwood Milli-ET (B&O), Farnear Holsteins
3 - Moondale Goldwyn Paddy-ET, Moondale 4 - Cades-Corner Aftershock Pansy, Regancrest Best Three Females (9) 1 - KishHolm Holsteins 2 - LE-O-LA Holsteins 3 - Henkeseen Holsteins 4 - Moondale Produce of Dam (3) 1 - KishHolm Holsteins 2 - Sco-Lo 3 - Nabholz Farm Daughter-Dam (2) 1 - Henkeseen Holsteins 2 - Farnear Holsteins
LE-O-LA Holsteins was named Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor of the Show along with Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor of the Heifer Show. They also won Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor of the District 8 Show which was held in conjunction with the State Show. L to R: Kristy Gibbs, Regan Demmer, Riley Demmer, Royce Demmer, Rick & Kathy Demmer, Kyle Demmer and Laura Finley
Judge Ryan Krohlow, Alternate Delaware County Princess Amber Engelken, Fayette County Dairy Princess Megan Kueker, Samantha Fairbanks with the Reserve Junior Champion Triple S Awesome Missme-Red, Cory Schmitz with the Junior Champion Petitclerc Avalanche Spottie, Natalie Besler, Dan Hovden and Duane Gibbs
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DL-Van McCutchen Alivia EX-92
Sherona-Hill Applesnack-ET VG-86
Grand Champion, Dodge County Fair 2019 3rd 4-Year-Old, Wisconsin Championship Show 2019 ~ McCutchen x EX-90 Gold Chip x VG-88 Clone to Altitude ~ Alivia has a June Ammo-P calf
11th Milking Yearling, World Dairy Expo 2018 5th Senior 2-Year-Old, Eastern Spring National 2019 ~ Fresh September 1 with her 2nd calf & looks great! ~ Windbrook x EX Dundee x Apple-Red EX-96 ~ Applesnack’s Unstoppabull December calf was 2nd at WI District 6 ~ She also has 3 Unstoppabull & 1 Jordy Sept. ’19 calves
Owned with Smith-Crest & Ziems
Owned with Ziems
Ar-Line Brady Alia EX-91
Ziems Denver Excitement
Ziems Jacoby Los Angeles VG-87
10th Junior 2-Year-Old, World Dairy Expo 2018 ~ fresh in July ~ Dams: VG-88 Talent x VG-89 Stormatic x Shoremar Alicia EX-97
1st Fall Calf, Eastern Spring National 2019 1st Fall Calf, Junior Champion & Supreme Champion Heifer, Walworth County Fair 2019 ~ Denver x VG-85 Atwood x EX-92 Dundee Ebony x EX-92 Gibson x Elegance EX-96
All-Wisconsin Junior 2-Year-Old 2019 1st Junior 2-Year-Old & HM Interm. Champion, WI District 6 2019 ~ Jacoby x VG-85 Goldwyn x Idee Shottle Laila EX-95 ~ Undenied sister was 12th Fall Calf, MW Spring Natl.
Owned with Josh York and Ziems
Owned by Josh York
Owned with Ar-Line, Tri-Day and Ziems
Check out our Fall Sale Consignments! • Pioneer Dairy Classic - a 6/18 Gentry Jersey x 2017 All-American Fall calf; a fancy 6/19 red Ammo-P x GP-82 Rooney x huge pedigree back to the Matt Misty family; and a 6/19 Blake x GP-82 Archrival x EX-92 Damion x EX-94 x EX-95 • Magic of Morrisville - An incredible 12/18 Artist x Damion Muddy EX-92 x EX-94 Outside x Muddy Water EX-95; and a fancy 3/19 Tatoo x Dundee Ebony x EX-92 Gibson x Elegance EX-96 Watch for more information next spring on our tag sale! We currently have 9 daughters of Greenlea Ad Ace-Red EX-93 x Caramac at Violet-Hill by Jordy, Altitude and Ammo! We will have over 40 show age heifers available from the Muddys, Elegance, Ace and Apple families. 24 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019
Tim, Leah, Claire & Luke Ziemba 1397 Hillside Road Cambridge, WI 53523 315-730-3312 tziemba@hotmail.com
37th Annual Pioneer Dairy Classic Pioneer Dairy Club of UW-Platteville
Saturday, October 19th at 11:00 a.m. Open House - Friday, October 18th from 5-9 p.m. Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, WI
BLONDIN REDMAN SEISME-RED EX-97
Grand Champion, WDE & Royal Winter Fair
A Diamondback junior 2-year-old granddaughter, fresh in June, sells from the 2013 International R&W Cow of the Year, Gameday Holsteins Seisme.
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Offering a choice of Electrify’s two stylish Atwood winter calves. Next dams: EX-91 Durham, EX-92 Jolt, EX-91 Rudolph & EX-92 Factor. Jason & Leane Richardson
This McCutchen spring yearling sells due in March to GoldChris. Dam is a VG-88 Crown and 3rd-5th dams are EX. Jason & Leane Richardson
CLOVEN-VIEW LEGEND-RED-ET *PO This fancy Ammo P polled winter calf sells! From a VG-89 Artie, then EX-94 Advent Leta, Reserve All-American R&W, and an EX-94 Rubens. Megan & Zane Breuch
We will have something from every breed in this year’s sale and many with deep pedigrees! For Catalogs or Information, contact: Avery Kotlarczyk, 941-518-0297 • Marcus Birschbach, 920-904-4159 Abbie Endres, 608-212-0955 • Dylan McGowan, 608-444-5769 Like our Facebook Page: Pioneer Dairy Classic MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2019-25
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Smith-Crest Dmndbk Vixen-ET
Owned by Sam Pitterle and Trent Schlender Reserve Calf Champion and Honorable Mention Junior Champion WI State Fair Junior Holstein Show
Peicrest Adon Popsicle-Red EX-92 Owned by Gregg Peirick
Dl-Van McCutchen Alivia EX-92
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Travis and Holly Smith | Leah, Hattie and Blake 920-988-2443 | W7465 County Road Q, Watertown, WI 53098 A short 45 minute drive from Expo! Visitors Always Welcome!
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Prairie-Creek DM Denise-ET born 6/12/19 sired by Doorman
Dam: Ocean-View Atwood Diondra EX-93 4-02 2x 365 43,960 4.7 2054 3.1 1390 2nd Dam: Ocean-View Sanchez Dix EX-93 4-10 2x 365 41,400 3.9 1603 2.9 1204 3rd Dam: Ocean-View Roy Dixie EX-94 6-11 2x 365 41,280 4.4 1796 3.2 1302 Backed by 7 more VG or EX dams
This family transmits! This stylish June calf will make a great Summer Yearling for next year’s shows! She sells at the Pioneer Dairy Classic on October 19 bid last to start building your team! Kyle, Judy & Richard Knutson 608-386-6014 kyle.knutson@rocketmail.com
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October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 17
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Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Exhibitor_________________________________________ Mail Futurity Entry to: Wisconsin Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913
Name of Owner ________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________ Email: ________________________________________
Fee Schedule: Payment of $35 per animal due by May 15, 2020; late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2020 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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In the event however, that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and refunds made to persons owning females that have been nominated, their share of all monied accrued after the deduction of actual expenses in the promotion of the Futurity. SALE OF ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the All-Breeds Futurity is sold, the eligibility may be transferred to the new owner, and it shall be his responsibility to inform the Futurity Committee of the change of ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity. To aid in this, exhibitors will receive an entry certificate for each animal after entry payment has been received. New owners will need to sign an entry form after notification of entry into Futurity. OPEN CLASS SHOWING: If the show is held at the Wisconsin State Fair, all animals shown in the All-Breeds Futurity are eligible upon proper entry to be shown in the open class competition of the respective breed show. It is the responsibility of the animal’s owner to fill out the necessary forms for open class competition. MISCELLANEOUS: Neither the Wisconsin Holstein Association nor the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee is in any way responsible for the condition of the premises in which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss of persons or property. All matter pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulations and health requirements of any WI Holstein Association sponsored show along with those for the show at which the Futurity is held. DRESS CODE: Every exhibitor must have formal dress to show in the Futurity. (Minimum requirements for men include a shirt, tie and dress pants while women should wear a dress, business suit or the equivalent.) Exhibitors not meeting the minimum dress code requirement will be denied entry into the show ring. Interest on Futurity entry fee accounts and any sponsorship monies may be used to offset show expenses at the discretion of the WHA Board of Directors and the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee.
Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2022
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, 2018 through August 31, 2019 is eligible for Wisconsin Holstein Association’s 2022 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, 2020. Late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2020 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 2022
Ryan & Lance Kamm - Nova Registered Holsteins, New Richmond UFM-Dubs Eroy VG-87 GMD, DOM by Kenni Bores After a barn fire in February of 2000, the Kamm family of New Richmond had to rebuild their entire herd. Later that spring, brothers Ryan and Lance, with their dad as an advisor and consultant, looked for good cows and deep pedigrees to rebuild their herd. “Our dad spent most of his life adding Holsteins with good pedigrees and favorable type to his herd. He always valued well-made cows that produced well through multiple lactations,” Lance said. This led them to the purchase of UFM-Dubs Eroy in 2005, who ended up being one of the best cows they added to their herd. Eroy is a Gold Medal Dam and Dam of Merit, along with being nominated for Global Cow of the Year by Holstein International. There are multiple members of her family tree that have been AllAmerican nominees. She has had 43 daughters by 14 different sires scored; of these daughters only two scored below 80 and 95.3 percent of them are scored Good Plus or better. The most prolific of Eroy’s daughter is Nova-TMJ Golden Echo VG-88 DOM, who already has similar statistics with 29 out of 31 scored daughters being Good Plus or better, with eight being Excellent. Nova Registered Holsteins has had Eroy daughters by Goldwyn, Shottle, Marion, Elegant, Damion, Defiant, Advent, Durham, Atwood, Man-O-Man, Sanchez, and Mac. They also still have a few embryos left direct from Eroy by Goldwyn, Baxter, and a few other bulls. “The Eroy family flushes extremely well,” Lance said. “When Echo was in peak demand, we flushed her 13 times in just over a year and she averaged 15 usable embryos per flush, with most being exported.” Some countries that they have exported to include Britain, Germany, France, Australia, Russia, Argentina and many others. They are currently having great success flushing two members of the Eroy family, Nova-TMJ Atwood Estra EX-92, who recently made 35 #1 Doormans and 32 #1 Avalanches. They are also flushing NovaTMJ Bradnick Evade EX-93, who recently made 25 #1 Denvers and 20 #1 Unix embryos. “Over half of our herd traces back to Eroy which has helped our
Nova-TMJ Atwood Estra EX-92 18 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
UFM-Dubs Eroy VG-87 GMD, DOM
bulk tank consistently average around 85 pounds of milk with a 4.4 fat and 3.5 protein test on two times a day milking with mostly homegrown feed,” Lance said. “Eroy and her family have consistently transmitted extreme fat percent while continuing to produce large volumes of milk. It is common for family members to make 30,000 pounds of milk with a 4.5 percent fat and 3.5 percent protein.” The Kamm family milks 130 Registered Holsteins along with around 30 Registered Jerseys. They are also raising 220 replacement heifers. They have an RHA of 2x 24,854 with a 4.1% fat and 3.3% protein. Lance and Ryan run 1,100 acres of crops with 250 acres of alfalfa and grass hay and the rest split equally between corn and beans. The majority of the feed is homegrown. Eroy left a lasting impression on the Nova Registered Holstein herd with her genetics influencing herds across the globe through her daughters and male offspring in AI.
Nova-TMJ Bradnick Evade EX-93
WHA looking for 2020 Summer Intern The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for an eager dairy enthusiast looking to learn more about the industry and wanting to gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry. Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcomed to apply. It is not required to be majoring in an Agriculture field, but background in the dairy industry is preferred. 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 20-August 21, 2020 (some weekends required) Location: Baraboo, WI
Major Duties & Responsibilities:
Event Planning • Attend all WHA sponsored summer events and other county Holstein events. These include the District Shows, Summer Championship Show, Showmanship and Judging Contest, Junior State Fair Holstein Show, WHA Futurity and Open State Fair Holstein Show. • Work with WHA staff and committees to plan events such as the 2020 WHA Futurity, District Shows, and more. This may include inputing and finalizing show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other details such as mailings and dignitary needs. • Organize show booklets, meals, send correspondence before and after an event and archive final placing results. Public Relations • Ability to communicate to all areas of the Association in a timely manner • Assist in any communication materials needed for members or external intern ad, etc_Layout 1 9/16/19 10:42letters, AM Page media such as pamphlets, bios 1and entry forms • Work with external sponsors as it pertains to awards, signage and coordination of events • Build valuable partnerships with industry partners Web, Print and More • Write press releases announcing upcoming events and summarizing placings and/or winnings. • Compile and publish updated marketing materials on WHA website such as press releases, entry forms, event details and imagery. • Take photos of event winners when needed to post online and share with Editor. • Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders and write profile articles as assigned by the Holstein Editor; this may require taking photos article. The Wisconsin Association is searching for for an the eager dairy •enthusiast Opportunity to learn database and design looking to learn moremanagement about the industry ande-newsletter wanting to and other creative marketingthat pieces. gain valuable experiences can be utilized in any industry. Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcomed to apply. It is Preferred Knowledge: required to be majoring in anorganization Agriculture and field,time-management but background •not Excellent communication, writing, inpractices the dairy industry is preferred.
WHA looking for 2020 Summer Intern
• Ability to handle multiple tasks at one time with strong prioritization skills Salary or Hourly: Salary w/bonus opportunity • Strong knowledge of PC operating systems (Mac experience a plus) Reports to: Executive Director • High level of attention to detail and ability to focus Travel: Up to 50% (requires a personal • Strong work ethic with a positive attitude vehicle with gas mileage •reimbursement) Knowledge of current trends in the dairy industry
Date: May 20-August 21, 2020 (some weekends required)
Education and Experience: Location: Baraboo, WI
• Received their high school diploma Duties •Major Currently enrolled& in Responsibilities: a 2 or 4 year University •Event Experience in the Registered Holstein or dairy industry Planning
• Attend all WHA sponsored summeryour events and other county Please forward resume, cover letterHolstein and events. These include grade the District Shows, Summer Championship transcript with two letters of Show, Showmanship and Judging Contest, Junior State Fair Holstein reference by Friday, November 15, 2019 to: Show, WHA Futurity and Open State Fair Holstein Show. WI Association, Internship, • Work with WHA staffHolstein and committees to planSummer events such as the 2020 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913; WHA Futurity, District Shows, and more. This may include inputing lauraw@wisholsteins.com. and finalizing show entries,ororganizing awards, volunteers and other details such as mailingsInterviews and dignitary will beneeds. held at the WHA office in • Organize show booklets, meals, correspondence before with and after Baraboo, WI.send Please call 1.800.223.4269 an event and archive final placing results. questions about this internship opportunity. Public Relations • Ability to communicate to all areas of the Association in a timely manner • Assist in any communication materials needed for members or external media such as pamphlets, letters, bios and entry forms
Distinguished Breeder and Distinguished Young Breeder awards due November 10
Sale Reports The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for
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compliments of Burledge. The highYoung selling cow at $1,800 was a VeryAward Good Halogen just Adult Education fresh with her second calf and milking over 100 pounds per day. Her applications due January 15 VG-86 dam and EX-90 2E granddam had records up to 35,150 The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Young Adult Committee will pounds. be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational Closeinbehind events 2020. at $1,725 was Lot 1, Burledge-WB Guthrie Trap To apply for a Young Adult3.3 Education Award,sold interested applicants VG-88. This 23,450 4.7 1112 768 Guthrie due later in July visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA office toshould Undenied. at 1-800-223-4269. Educational events include, but are not limited to, Commanding a finalInstitute, bid of $1,600 was the Very Young Dairy Leader’s World Dairy Expo, andGood WorldFever Ag daughter, Burledge Fever Impearl who was milking 92 pounds per Expo. Applications must be submitted by January 15 and winners will day is backed by2020 a Very Good dam who made a 29,480-pound be and announced at the Adult Convention. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at record. www.wisholsteins.com call the office at 1-800-223-4269. Included in the saleorwere a handful of grade Jerseys owned by Ted Halbur. The high seller amongst this group at $1,350 was a 1-09 Colton with a 18,638 5.2 981 3.6 684 record and currently milking 87 pouinds per day in her second lactation. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Great WHA Northern Land & Cattle Co., Inc. managed the sale with Tim Schindler selling the sale and Kevin Jorgensen providing updates. Your 2020 Membership renewal is on its way! Rick Bovre, Brandon Ferry and Chad Ryan fielded the bids. • All WHA members will be receiving a renewal postcard by mail. Watch your mailbox as initial notices will go out the beginning of October. • You will be able to renew online through our website. You will need the email address that isBreeder connected to and your WHA membership (the Distinguished Distinguished address your renewal notice was sent to) and the Customer ID Young Breeder awards duelabel. November 10 number from your WI Holstein News mailing The Customer ID The Wisconsin Holstein looking nominations for appears on the address labelAssociation of the Newsis and looksforlike this: the DistinguishedCUSTOMER Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein ID: 0001 Breeder awards.JOHN These awards are given out each year at the WHA HOLSTEIN JOHNDOE DAIRY FARM Annual Convention in February. Any WHA member can submit W0001 COUNTY nominations to the WHA officeLINE staff RD or board of directors. Nominees SOMEWHERE WI 53000 will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be on by filecredit for three for the award. Those •kept To pay card,years pleasefor callconsideration 1-800-223-4269. an award be sentinformation an updatedis up form •nominees We wouldnot alsoreceiving like to make sure ourwill database to to re-submit forhave future years if they date; if you any changes to desire. your address, phone number, email, morecontact information or an application, visit the WHA website at etc.For please our office. www.wisholsteins.com or call the officeAssociation at 1-800-223-4269. Wisconsin Holstein 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913 • 1-800-223-4269 lauraw@wisholsteins.com
Young Adult Education Award applications due January 15
The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Young Adult Committee will be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational events in 2020. To apply for a Young Adult Education Award, interested applicants should visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA office at 1-800-223-4269. Educational events include, but are not limited to, Young Dairy Leader’s Institute, World Dairy Expo, and World Ag Expo. Applications must be submitted by January 15 and winners will be announced at the 2020 Adult Convention. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269. October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 19
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2019 National Holstein Convention Sale scores a touchdown The 2019 National Holstein Convention Sale certainly lived up to the convention’s theme, Making Legendairy Leaps! This year’s sale took on a different format with the sale divided into two halves, just like a football game with the genomic lots selling in the first half and live lots selling in the second. The event began at 4 p.m. on June 26 at the Fox Cities Exhibition Center, Appleton, with a tailgate party featuring a cheese extravaganza highlighting Wisconsin artisan cheeses. Before the genomic sale, convention attendees were able to sample a variety of Wisconsin cheeses and fare and socialize before the evening’s festivities. Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin provided the appetizers and spread. Approximately 1,600 Holstein enthusiasts were in attendance for the 2019 National Holstein Convention Sale, making it the most highly attended event of the convention. As the large crowd gathered in Exhibit Hall C, Lisa Behnke introduced the Sale Team as well as Barron singer and songwriter, Chris Kroeze, who was a front-runner on the popular TV show, The Voice. Kroeze performed the Star Spangled Banner to kick off the first half genomic sale. Featuring 27 high GTPI females and the rights to an IVF flush, the genomic sale kept everyone’s attention with the high demand for these chart-topping opportunities. Leading off was Lot 1, TerraLinda Tahiti 10343-ET, the highest NM$ heifer to ever sell at public auction. When the gavel dropped at $300,000, Progenesis/Semex, Guelph, Ontario became the owner of this +1109NM Tahiti daughter who was consigned by Terra Linda Dairy, Mike Santos, Tulare, Calif. Another impressive consignment, Lot 2, T-Spruce Crimson 12938-ET +2912G, consigned by T-Spruce Holsteins, Arnie and Kris Gruenes, Richmond, Minn. commanded a great deal of attention with her A2A2 status combined with high GTPI, +1085NM$ and +1221DWP$. Peak Genetics, Watertown, paid $197,000 to add this #29 NM$ female of the breed to their program. Select Sires Inc., Plain City, Ohio placed the final bid of $135,000 to add the #1 Milktime in the breed for NM$ to their breeding program. Lambrecht Milktime Amelia-ET +2898G, +1033NM$ +2386M +105F +82P and A2A2 was consigned by Lambrecht Dairy LLC, Jeff Lambrecht of Kewaunee. The genomic selection offered was well received with buyers coming from Wisconsin, California, Idaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio, 20 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire-ET was the high seller of the second half type sale. The final bid of $24,000 was placed by Siemers Holsteins of Newton.
Texas, New York, Michigan and Maryland as well as Ontario. Halftime dinner was served in Exhibit Hall B with over 700 served a buffet of brats, hamburgers, chicken wings and all the fixings you’d find at the stadium or tailgate party. Lisa Behnke once again welcomed everyone and introduced the Sale Team as a number of new comers joined the event. Chris Kroeze’s performance of God Bless the USA made everyone proud to be an American. When the second half kicked off, the live animals paraded across the stage designed to look like a football field. This portion of the sale featured high type individuals from some of the most prominent, deep-pedigreed cow families of the breed. Claiming high selling honors during the second half was Petitclerc Doorman Sapphire-ET, consigned by Grant Vosters of Freedom.
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WHA looking for 2020 Summer Intern The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for an eager dairy enthusiast looking to learn more about the industry and wanting to gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry. Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcomed to apply. It is not required to be majoring in an Agriculture field, but background in the dairy industry is preferred.
Sapphire was the winning Junior 2-year-old at the 2019 Midwest Salary or Hourly: Salary w/bonus opportunity Reports to: Executive Director Spring National Holstein Show as well as the Grand Champion Travel: 50% (requires a personal vehicle gasinmileage banner in Up thetojunior show. All something shewith took stride after reimbursement) being named Reserve All-American and Junior All-American Spring Date: May 20-August 21, 2020 (some weekends required) Yearling in 2018. TheWI final bid of $24,000 was placed by Siemers Location: Baraboo, Holsteins, Newton. Major Duties & Responsibilities: The 2017 World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion, Rosiers Blexy Event Planning Goldwyn-ET EX-96sponsored 2E, provided next sellers both • Attend all WHA summerthe events andtwo otherhigh county Holstein events. These include theimpressive District Shows, SummerBlexys Championship sired by Doorman. Blexy’s fall yearling, Doorman Show, Showmanship Judging Contest,like Junior State Fair Holsteinfor Brandy-ET, sold bred toand Unix and looked a major contender Show, WHA Futurity and Open State Fair Holstein Show. the• Work fall shows. Consigned Matt Iager, Boonsboro, Md., she with WHA staff andbycommittees to DVM, plan events such as the 2020 wasWHA selected by Chris andShows, Jen Hill, andThis Sharyn Clark Futurity, District andTim more. may Abbott include and inputing and finalizingThurmont, show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other Woodmansee, Md. for $15,000. The silky black winter details such as mailings and dignitary needs. calf, Ms Blexys Drmn Blythe-ET sold to Michael Oliver, Zillah, • Organize show booklets, meals, send correspondence before and after Wash. for $12,800. Blythe consigned an event and archive finalwas placing results. by Woodmansee & Abbott, Preston, Public CT. Relations •Golden Ability toOaks communicate to all areas ofIll. thechose Association in a timelyAvalanche manner Farm, Wauconda, the +4.22T • Assist in any communication materials needed for members or external summer consigned by bios Budjon-Vail Lomira. A recent media yearling such as pamphlets, letters, and entry of forms winner at the District 8 show, Lizettes Avalanche Londa-ET is backed • Work with external sponsors as it pertains to awards, signage and coordination of events by the EX-94 All-Canadian Atwood Lizette then EX-95 Royal Winter • Build valuable partnerships Fair Grand Champion, Lotto.with industry partners Web, Print and More wasreleases active announcing throughoutupcoming the sales,events both and by those present, •Bidding Write press summarizing those represented sale staff and those utilizing the online bidding placings and/or by winnings. • Compile and publish updated marketing WHA websiteto services of Cowbuyer.com. Cattle from thematerials live saleon were dispersed suchfrom as press releases, forms, eventand details and imagery. buyers 14 states asentry well as Canada Mexico. A total of 80 lots • Take photos of event winners when needed to post online and share soldwith between Editor.the genomic and live halves of the sale for an average of •$19,481. Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders and write profile articles as assigned by theincluded Editor; this may Hill require takingthe photos for theand article. The sale team Chris calling numbers Kevin • Opportunity to learn database management and design e-newsletter Jorgensen inputting the vital statistics. Fielding bids were Rick Bovre, and other creative marketing pieces. Lynn Harbaugh, Scott Culbertson, Brandon Ferry, David Lentz, Abe Preferred Knowledge: Light, Ryan Matheron, Chad Ryan, Paul Trapp and Rick VerBeek. • Excellent communication, writing, organization and time-management Aaron Ray Tompkins represented Cowbuyer.com. Presenting the practices • Ability handle multiple tasks at oneJohn timeErbsen with strong skills cattle weretoMandi Bue, Amy Ryan, andprioritization David Sarbacker. • Strong knowledge of PC operating systems (Mac experience a plus) Ainsley Noble, Kaianne Hodorff and Jacob & Logan Harbaugh served • High level of attention to detail and ability to focus as •referees. Theethic livewith cattle were expertly Strong work a positive attitude prepared by Cody Schultz, • Knowledge of current trends in the dairy industry
Education and Experience:
• Received their high school diploma • Currently enrolled in a 2 or 4 year University
Distinguished Breeder and Distinguished Young Breeder awards due November 10
The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder awards. These awards are given out each year at the WHA Annual Convention in February. Any WHA member can submit nominations to the WHA office staff or board of directors. Nominees will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those nominees not receiving an award will be sent an updated form to re-submit for future years if they desire. For & more information or an application, visit Petersheim the WHA website at Dawson Kylie Nickels, Brandon Smith, David and Jared www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269.
Buske with assistance from Ben Buske, Paul Grulke, Sarah Hagenow, Joe Schuh and Delana & Nevin Erbsen. The sale committee of Rick & Paula BovreYoung and LynnAdult Harbaugh, co-chrs. along Award with Sara Feldmann, Education Joe Casper, Brett Hildebrandt, due Jared Buske, Brandon applications January 15Ferry, David Sarbacker, Tom Nickels, BobAssociation’s Gates, BobYoung Barden, Kurt Loehr & Chad The Wisconsin Holstein Adult Committee will be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational Ryan were instrumental in keeping everything running smoothly. events in 2020. Chris Brantmeier spearheaded the attractively decorated sale ring. To apply for a Young Adult Education Award, interested applicants A very special thank you to all the sponsors that helped makeoffice this a should visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA world class event: Dairy Farmersevents of Wisconsin, International Protein at 1-800-223-4269. Educational include, but are not limited to, Young Dairy Leader’s Institute, Expo, andGreenman World Ag – Sires, Boehringer Ingelheim, Fox World Cities Dairy Builders, Brian Expo. Applications must be submitted by January 15 and winners will Rural Mutual Insurance, Vita Plus, Barron County Holstein Breeders, be announced at the 2020 Adult Convention. Marathon County Holstein Doctors Veterinary For more information or anBreeders, application,Dairy visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or callLeather, the office LLC, at 1-800-223-4269. Services, Nasco, Weather Roto-Graphic Printing, One Buck Truck, Holiday Auto, Waupun Equipment, Wetenkamp Transport and Gilson Livestock Transport.
WHA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Your 2020 Membership renewal is on its way! • All WHA members will be receiving a renewal postcard by mail. Watch your mailbox as initial notices will go out the beginning of October. • You will be able to renew online through our website. You will need the email address that is connected to your WHA membership (the address your renewal notice was sent to) and the Customer ID number from your WI Holstein News mailing label. The Customer ID appears on the address label of the News and looks like this: CUSTOMER ID: 0001 JOHN HOLSTEIN JOHNDOE DAIRY FARM W0001 COUNTY LINE RD SOMEWHERE WI 53000
• To pay by credit card, please call 1-800-223-4269. • We would also like to make sure our database information is up to date; if you have any changes to your address, phone number, email, etc. please contact our office. Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913 • 1-800-223-4269 lauraw@wisholsteins.com October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 21
District 6 Holstein Breeders host 16th annual futurity The District 6 Holstein Breeders held their 16th annual Holstein Futurity contest in conjunction with the District 6 Holstein Show at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison on June 20. Out of 63 animals entered three years ago as calves, five 3-year-old cows came back and participated in this year’s contest. Pictured from left are Financial Officer Dawn Haag, Compeer Financial, the sponsor of the $500 first place award, winning cow Ziems Golden Dreams Emelia owned by Tim and Leah Ziemba, Stoughton, Barb Ziemba, second place cow Glenn-Ann ShananigansET owned by Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany, Brian Behnke, and WHA Princess Attendant Mikayla Endres presenting the $250 second prize on behalf of Chris Gransee of Chris Gransee Hoof Trimming, Evansville, an annual sponsor of this award since the inception of the contest. The following entries also placed: 3rd Place - Hobby-Hill Talent Gusty owned by Gracin Speich & Riley Miller; 4th Place - WI Fischerdale Atw Hotdog owned by Elizabeth Sarbacker; 5th Place WI Fischerdale A Estelle-ET owned by Elizabeth Sarbacker.
Ryan Family sweeps 2019 Fond du Lac Futurity
5-Year-Old Winner: Front row: WHA Princess, Lauren Siemers; Fond du Lac County Fairest of the Fair Cayley Vande Berg; WHA Princess Attendant, Mikayla Endres; 2019 Alice in Dairyland Abigail Martin. Back row: Sarah Loehr, trophy sponsor; Ryan-Vu Chelios Mocha; Kaitlyn King; Joe Birschbach, representing major sponsor Agromatic; Judge Mandi Bue; Cameron Ryan, representing Ryan-Vu.
2-Year-Old Winner: Cameron Ryan, representing Ryan-Vu; Judge Mandi Bue; Fond du Lac County Fairest of the Fair, Cayley Vande Berg; trophy sponsor, Nathan Gillett; WHA Princess Lauren Siemers; Ryan-Vu Jacoby Evette-ET; Brian Kelroy; trophy sponsor, Ivan Schuster; WHA Princess Attendant, Mikayla Endres; Joe Birschbach, representing major sponsor Agromatic; and 2019 Alice in Dairyland, Abigail Martin.
The Cow Palace at the Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds was the location for the 2019 Agromatic Holstein Futurity. Three 5-year-olds were shown. First place, best udder, top bred and owned and top production went to Ryan-Vu Chelios Mocha exhibited by Ryan-Vu Dairy. Thirteen 2-year-olds showed. First place and top bred and owned also went to Ryan-Vu in the 2-year-old class with Ryan-Vu Jacoby Evette-ET. Top junior owned honors and best udder 2-year old was Valley Drive Jacoby Tarawa exhibited by Emily Stumpf. Best dressed female was Kaylee Mess and best dressed male was Darren Kamphuis. Mandi Bue of Freedom was the judge. The event’s major sponsor is Agromatic, Inc. of Fond du Lac. Other event sponsors include Fond du Lac County Holstein Association, Fond du Lac County Ag
Society, Wood’s Floral and Gifts, Frey Livestock Trucking, Compeer Financial, Summit Automotive Chrysler, Dodge Jeep, LakeView IBA, Tari Costello and CentralStar Cooperative. Award sponsors include Immel Insurance and Financial Services; Ryan-Vu Holsteins; Forest-Ridge Holsteins, Kurt & Sarah Loehr Family; Westphalia Holsteins, Westphal Family; Burledge Holsteins, Ray Halbur Family; Second-Look Holsteins, Hodorff Family; Kamphuis Farms LLC; Joe Julka Memorial; Jim Gillett Family and the Francis Bebow Memorial. Semen sponsors include Genex, Tim Lynch; Semex, Jim Memler; Alta Genetics, Nick Fisher; ABS Global; and CentralStar Cooperative and Garden of Eden Genetics, Robert Schuricht.
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Calumet County CP Feeds Futurity celebrates fifth year
Three-Year-Old Futurity Class: WHA Princess Lauren Siemers, 2019 Calumet County Junior Fairest of the Fair Coryna Wagner, 2019 Calumet County Fairest of the Fair Rachael Wagner, Judge Mandi Bue, Jenlar Carter Waltz, Brianna Meyer, Hilrose Golden Dreams Poulette, Jeff Brantmeier, 2019 Wisconsin Guernsey Princess Breanna Fritsch, and 2019 Calumet County Farm Bureau Princess Allyson Roehrig Photo submitted by Tammy Fritsch
Anniversary Class: 2019 Calumet County Farm Bureau Princess, Allyson Roehrig, 2019 Calumet County Junior Fairest of the Fair Coryna Wagner, 2019 Calumet County Fairest of the Fair, Rachael Wagner, Andy Meyer, Joan Meyer, A&J Meyer Fever Aussie, Larry Meyer, Judge Mandi Bue, Sarah Neuser representing Futurity Platinum Sponsor CP Feeds, WHA Princess Lauren Siemers, and 2019 Wisconsin Guernsey Princess Breanna Fritsch Photo submitted by Tammy Fritsch
The fifth annual Calumet County CP Feeds Futurity was held on Sunday, Sept. 1, 2019 during the 163rd annual Calumet County Fair. Over 500 people attended the Futurity. In honor of the fifth anniversary of the futurity, the Calumet County Holstein Breeders sponsored an anniversary class. Each farm that entered an animal in the 2015, 2016. 2017 or 2018 Futurity, could select one animal from the group of entries they made to exhibit in the anniversary class. Winning the Anniversary class along with the bred and owned and best udder awards was Andy and Joan Meyer of Chilton with a Registered Holstein cow named A&J Meyer Fever Aussie. Mitch Krahn of Brillion won the Anniversary class top milk production award with Mkrahn Corvette Patsy. Twenty-three animals paraded in front of Judge Mandi Bue of Kaukauna in hopes of winning the coveted Calumet County CP Feeds Futurity three-year-old class. The winning entry of the highly competitive 3-year-old class was a Brown Swiss cow, named Jenlar
Carter Waltz, owned by Larry and Jennifer Meyer and Family of Chilton. Waltz was also named the winner of the bred and owned and best udder awards. Waltz was led by 14-year old Brianna Meyer who was named the Top Futurity Junior Exhibitor. In second place was Hilrose Golden Dreams Poulette exhibited by Jeff Brantmeier of Hilrose Dairy LLC, Sherwood. The top milk production award honor was presented to Hilrose Dairy LLC for their 3-year old cow, named Hilrose Doorman Astonish-ET, who was led by Bonnie Brantmeier. The futurity best dressed male award, which was voted on by the audience via texting their votes into a specially designated phone number, was won by Brandon Biese of Chilton while Brianna Meyer was awarded the best dressed female award. More than $7,000.00 in prize monies was paid out to 2019 Calumet County CP Feeds exhibitors. Save the date and plan to attend the sixth annual Calumet County CP Feeds Futurity which will be held on Sunday, Sept. 6, 2020
Shawano County Futurity
The Shawano County All-Breeds Futurity was held during the Shawano County Fair on Sept. 1. Judge Nick Uglow had the honor of placing 13 animals during the annual event. This year’s theme was Leading Ladies, with a formal Oscar Award Show theme. Uglow selected Voightscrest Dmdbk Athens as his winner. Athens is a Diamondback daughter owned by Nor-Rich Acres, Tim, Barb and Brandon Smith. Athens was escorted by Joe Schuh. Getting the second place nod, owned by Synergy Dairy, was Synergy McCutchen Trilogy. Trilogy was lead by Brittany Rabas. Rounding out the top three was a Jersey, Milk-n-More-KCW Irwin Nayeli, exhibited by the Ron and Nicolle Wussow family and escorted by Ron Wussow. The best dressed awards are always a fun part of the evening, voted on by the crowd, the best dressed female went to Brittany Rabas, best dressed male was Petey Vomastic and the best dressed junior was Mikayla Haack. There was a great turnout for the event and guests enjoyed “mootinis” of flavored milk along with cheese and crackers after the event.
Brandon and Barb Smith with Joe Schuh on the halter
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Wisconsin Holstein Youth TENTATIVE Schedule for 2020 Convention Friday, January 3 8:00 a.m. DJM Interviews 10:00 a.m. Convention Registration & Contest Room opens Dairy Jeopardy & Speaking Contest Registration (deadline to check-in is 10:45 a.m.) Dairy Bowl Registration (check-in by 12 p.m.) Princess Interview, Graduate, DJM Interview check-in 10:45 a.m. Dairy Jeopardy & Speaking Contest Judges orientation 11:00 a.m. Speaking Contest Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) 11:00 a.m. Dairy Jeopardy Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) 2:00 p.m. Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation 2:15 p.m. Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl Roll Call & contests begin 6:00 p.m. Dinner Dairy Jeopardy, Essay & Junior Farm Tour Awards, Junior Progressive Breeder & Long Range Production Awards Bell-R-Ring Contest 7:30 p.m. Evening entertainment Saturday, January 4 7-9 a.m. Breakfast buffet open 7:45 a.m. Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation 7:55 a.m. Junior Dairy Bowl County Roll Call 8:00 a.m. Junior Dairy Bowl Contest begins 8:00 a.m. Contest Room/Dairy Bar opens 9:00 a.m. Royalty Interviews 12:30 p.m. Princess Luncheon First-time Attendee & Graduate Recognition 2:00 p.m. Dairy Bowl Finals 3:00 p.m. Junior Forum & Caucuses; Adult Forum 6:30 p.m. Banquet Dance Sunday, January 6 8:00 a.m. Breakfast and Contest Room results Spirit Award & Bell-R-Ring winner announced 9:00 a.m. Business Meeting, JAC Elections & Raffle Drawing
Book your hotel room for Convention!
The 2020 Junior Convention will be held at the Holiday Inn, Stevens Point. To book your rooms call 715-344-0200 and press #3. When making reservations, we ask that you please reference the group name Junior Holstein Assn. the Group Block Code: JUN. Standard rooms are $119.99 per night plus tax, suites are available for $139.99 per night plus tax. The block rates will be available until December 3, 2019.
A note from your JACs
Hello Junior Holstein Members! I hope you are all having a great start to the school year and the fall season! It has been a great summer filled with shows, Cow Camp and an amazing National Holstien Convention. Congratulations to everyone who exhibited at Junior State Fair and the Futurity. You can find results featured in this issue. As summer comes to a close, it is time to start preparing for Junior Holstein Convention! WHY Leadership Merit award, WHY Friend, Long Range Production, Junior Progressive Breeder and the Essay contest are all due November 15. This year, LRP & JPB can be entered online through the WHA website under the Junior Contests & Awards tab. These contests are so much fun, and a great way to reward deserving people and animals! In addition, don’t forget to sign up for the Dairy Jeopardy, Dairy Bowl and Speaking Contests. Entries for these are also due November 15. You may sign up on the WHA website or with the forms in this issue. You can find a tentative convention schedule on the website, and it will be finalized as we get closer to convention. I would like to encourage everyone to attend this year’s convention in Stevens Point. I am positive it will be a fun filled weekend! The junior calf raffle is going on again this year! This program helps fund many junior events, and it is a great way for friends and family to support the association. This year, the calf is being donated by the Weigel family - a big thank you to them. We also have many other exciting prizes. Don’t forget to get your raffle tickets and tell your friends and family to get theirs too! As always, if you have any events going on in your county, we would love to be a part of them. You can find a JAC request form on the WHA website. Thank you for a great summer and stay warm as we head into fall! Kenna Coffeen, Northeast District
2020 Dairy Jeopardy Entry Form
2020 Speaking Contest Entry Form
Return by November 15, 2019 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; email lauraw@wisholsteins.com or use the online entry form at www.wisholsteins.com/contests-awards
Return by November 15, 2019 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; email lauraw@wisholsteins.com or use the online entry form at www.wisholsteins.com/contests-awards
On-time entry fee is $5.00 per person; late fee is $10 per person
Late fee of $5.00 if not postmarked by due date
Name: _______________________________________
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City, State, Zip: ________________________________
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Wisconsin Holstein Youth Dairy Bowl Contest Deadlines & Resources The Dairy Bowl contests will be held on Friday, January 3 (seniors and rookies) and Saturday, January 4 (juniors) 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 2020 Dairy Bowl contest will be NOVEMBER 15, 2019. Entries must be IN OFFICE by this date or entry fees will double. The fee to enter teams will remain $10 for Rookie division and $30 for Junior and Senior divisions. Remember, FEES WILL DOUBLE if the entry form is not IN OFFICE by November 15. All potential team member names must be submitted by the November 15 deadline. Please remember, official teams do not need to be named until registration at the 2020 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 into place so we have a more exact number of teams prior to convention. 2020 Dairy Bowl Source List: (Dairy Bowl questions may be obtained from articles and information going back three (3) years) HA Identification Application HA Application for Transfer HA Fees for Programs & Services (website pricing will be considered most current) HA Pulse (quarterly) www.holsteinusa.com HF Understanding Genetics & the Sire Summaries (updated 3/18) HF Pedigree Questions & Answers (6/18) HF Working with Dairy Cattle HF Dairy Judging (8/16) HF Showring Ready (2/17)
HF Dairy Cattle Reproducation (7/17) HF World of Dairy Cattle Nutrition (2/15) HF Milking and Lactation (11/17) HF Connecting with Dairy Consumers (11/18) WHA History Book (Ch. 1 & 2) August Sire Summary (Red Book) Dairy Bowl Rules Dairy Cow Unified Scorecard 2019 Hoard’s Dairyman (exception - no December 2019 issue) 2019 Wisconsin Holstein News (exception - no December 2019 issue) www.wisholsteins.com Calf Care (Hoard’s) Showing 101 (Hoard’s) Learning Linear (Hoard’s) Manual of Foot Care (Hoard’s) People in Parlors (Hoard’s) We Need a Show (Hoard’s) Virginia Dairy Quiz Bowl Study Materials (https://www.youth.dasc.vt.edu/ content/dam/youth_dasc_vt_edu/quiz-bowl/2019VADQBmaterials.pdf) Holstein Foundation website Additional Senior Sources: WHA History Book (Ch. 1, 2, 12, 13, 14, pgs 99-119) HA Cattle Merchandising & Advertising Policy Cattle Abnormalities A78861 CA 2019 Dairy Herd Management (exception - no December 2019 issue) Profitable Milking (Hoard’s) Progress of the Breed (Ch.1) Dairy Cattle Fertility & Sterility Hoard’s Feeding Guide (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.
2020 Dairy Bowl Team Entry
Return IN OFFICE by November 15, 2019 to: Dairy Bowl Registration, WI Holstein Association, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913 County: _________________________________ Coach: ________________________________________ Full Address: ____________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________ Entry fee per team is $30.00 (competitive) and $10.00 (Rookie), and rules will be sent to teams when entry fee is received. There is a $5.00 fee for individuals participating on a Wisconsin team. Entry fee will double if not in office by November 15.
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# Wisconsin Team Members: _______ (Juniors) _______ (Seniors) All possible team member names must be submitted with this form in order to be considered a completed entry.
There is no limit to the number of names that can be included on the initial entry list. Counties may have more than two teams in a division, however they must be full 4-person teams. The JAC reserves the right to fill incomplete teams with individuals if needed so that all interested juniors may participate in the contest. There will be a “Rookie” Dairy Bowl opportunity for members age 11 & under. Young or first-year teams will be allowed two rounds each and no awards will be given in this division. Teams entering late will have entry fees doubled. For answers to any questions, call 1.800.223.4269! October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 25
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Watch for your chance to advertise in the Wisconsin Holstein News. The November issue of the will feature District 3 Holstein Breeders: Counties: Crawford, Richland, Grant, Lafayette and Iowa. Brown County 2019 Adult Membership: 26; Junior Membership: 17 Door County 2019 Adult Membership: 20; Junior Membership: 10 Kewaunee County 2019 Adult Membership: 34; Junior Membership: 27 Adult Association officers: President: Kevin Gaedtke; Secretary: Paul Wallace; Secretary/Treasurer: Dennis Christoph Marinette County 2019 Adult Membership: 8; Junior Membership: 0 Oconto County 2019 Adult Membership: 12; Junior Membership: 4 Outagamie County 2019 Adult Membership: 48; Junior Membership: 16 Junior Association officers: President: Cadyn Voight; Vice President: Jim Stille; Secretary: Matt Stingle; Treasurer: MaClayne Gilson; and Junior Holstein Advisor: Eric Voight The Outagamie County Junior Holstein Association had a successful 2019 year as a group. Our Association had a strong and successful show string of 40 head at this year’s Outagamie County Fair in July. Many of our members exhibited with Outagamie County Junior Team at the Wisconsin State Fair in West Allis in August and enjoyed the great experience of the dairy show again this year. We thank all sponsors and supportive parents for their help this year! Shawano County 2019 Adult Membership: 44; Junior Membership: 30 Adult Association officers: President: Steve Schneider; Vice President: Andrea Moeller; Secretary: Julie Vomastic; and Treasurer: Justin Hintz, Waupaca; Board Members: Lynn Harbaugh, Sara Harbaugh, Cody Moeller, Ashley Mikle, and Brandon Smith Junior Association: We had a very successful year with our judging program with a good amount of participation for both the practices and the district contest. The highlight of the year was our junior team, who won the district contest and they were the state contest as well. Team members included: Hailey Zernicke, Abby Ard, Jacob Harbaugh and Logan Harbaugh. We had a great turnout at our district show for both showmanship and to participate in the show. Several kids also went on to show at State Show with some great results for Shawano County. We had a group of 19 kids and 27 animals represent our county at Wisconsin State Fair with some good results. Five dairy bowl teams headed to the Junior Holstein Convention. We had one rookie team, two junior teams and two senior teams compete. All did very well, and each team won at least one round. The highlight was our senior team who won the contest and represented WI at the National Holstein Convention. Team members include: Mason Jauquet, Carmen Haack, Summer Henschel and Ben Schmidt. Shawano was well-represented at the Junior Convention which was hosted by Manitowoc County at the Blue Harbor Resort. In addition to our Senior Dairy Bowl team, other juniors who will compete at the National Convention include: Jacob Harbaugh, second place in both Speaking Contest and Dairy Jeopardy, junior division; Sydney Gwidt, third place Speaking Contest, intermediate division; Maddy Gwidt, third place Speaking Contest, senior division; Shawano County won the Bell-R-Ring contest for the second year in row! Other juniors were honored with various awards throughout the weekend and everyone had fun and learned a lot. Many thanks to Heather Jauquet and Jena Betley for organizing a concession stand at the Quest for Success sale. Funds raised from this event 26 – October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News
will be used to help fund national convention expenses as well as other junior activities throughout the year. We have a great group of juniors in Shawano County and we have a lot to be proud of! Thank you to everyone who helps support this group throughout the year. We are looking forward to a great year in 2020! Adult Association: The big event for our adult association this year was organizing our annual All-Breeds Futurity held during the Shawano County Fair on Saturday, Sept. 1. Several of our members were also very involved with the National Holstein Convention that was in Appleton in June. Several were involved as tour hosts, committee members and volunteers. It was great event for all involved. Looking ahead, Shawano county is gearing up to host the 2020 District 7 Show and we look forward to another great year ahead for our juniors. Waupaca/Waushara County 2019 Adult Membership: Waupaca - 34, Waushara 7; Junior Membership: Waupaca - 10, Waushara - 6 Adult Association officers: President: Alan Cordes, Waupaca; Vice President: Dan Peterson, Waupaca; Secretary: Terri Hamm, Waupaca; and Treasurer: Justin Hintz, Waupaca; Board Members: Carla Gunst, Waushara; Jim Sattler, Waushara; Matt Ewald, Waushara; Grady Auer, Waupaca Autumn greetings from the Waupaca-Waushara Holstein Association! Although our weather doesn’t seem much like fall just yet, Autumn is right around the corner. Everyone knows what that means... World Dairy Expo! It has been an amazing year for the Waupaca-Waushara Holstein Association! Our year began as 14 of our talented juniors attended the Wisconsin Junior Holstein convention in Sheboygan at the beautiful Blue Harbor Resort in January. Caleb Hamm served as JACs for this region and our kids were able to volunteer at convention and help out the JACs with contest duties. We had two junior dairy bowl teams competing as well as two senior teams. One of those junior teams made it to the final round of the dairy bowl contest. Also, there were six juniors who participated in the dairy jeopardy contest, three individuals in the prepared speaking contest, three juniors entered in the folding display, craft and photography contests as well. Our junior advisor, Brenda Long, was nominated and received the WHY Friend award. Convention was tons of fun for the kids and chaperones! The 33rd Annual Waupaca-Waushara show opportunity sale was held on March 16, 2019. Our sale yielded some truly beautiful calf and heifer consignments including our highest selling calf Lot 1 MS MVG Avalanche Beauty-ET, Consigned by Majestic View, Shore and Connery bringing $2,700. This year’s sale average was $1,152 on 35 lots. This year’s recipient of the Waupaca-Waushara Calf project scholarship was Elijah Hamm. Elijah purchased a beautiful fall calf, Scientific Solo Darina Rae, consigned by Scientific Holsteins. The juniors held a Culver’s fundraiser night at the Waupaca Culvers on March 25. The kids helped to deliver orders, clear tables and clean up and earn 10 percent of sales from the evening. It was an excellent way to promote the Holstein Association. For the fourth year our association has partnered with the Waushara County Dairy promotion to sponsor a showmanship clinic. This year’s clinic was held at Wilstar, Willis and Carla Gunst’s Farm in Poy Sippi. We were honored to have Bob Hagenow and Nick Uglow as our presenters this year. There were 40 kids in attendance and this educational day included hands on learning and loads of fun. Our counties had lots of outstanding representation at the World Dairy Expo, district show, Wisconsin State Fair, Holstein Futurity, Waushara County and Waupaca County fairs. We are proud to sponsor awards and prizes for our Holstein showpeople.
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Wisconsin Holstein Royalty one day! Later that afternoon, I was able to attend Sheboygan’s Holstein Futurity. Mike Austin kept the audience on their toes with plenty of jokes, the cattle were prepared phenomenally, and the exhibitors looked quite classy as they exchanged barn boots for evening gowns. Best of all, every single seat in the arena was filled and countless supporters of Holstein cattle stood around the entrance of the show ring for the entirety of the event! What an amazing reassurance that our work in promoting our beloved Holsteins is worthwhile! As Junior Holstein Convention comes closer and closer, I’d like to remind you to purchase your calf raffle tickets from a junior member of our association. The sale of these tickets helps to put on amazing junior events and the grand prize is a Registered Holstein heifer calf donated by Weigland Registered Holsteins! Also, I encourage all junior members to step out of their comfort zone at this year’s convention, January 3-5, in Stevens Point. Whether it be the speaking contest or photography, quiz bowl or a folding display, convention weekend is always a great time to build new skills and expand upon old ones. As always, if there are any fall events that you’d like me to attend, request forms can be found at www.wisholsteins.com under the “Our Association” tab. Best of luck to all exhibitors during the upcoming fall shows, and all farmers as they battle Mother Nature during this harvest season. All the best, Lauren Siemers October 2019 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 27
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Ever-Green-View Lilo-Red EX-92 3-08 3x 365 50,960 3.8 1925 3.1 1598 9 gens. EX or VG. EX, 32,020 Alchemy and VG, polled Zipit-P 2 yr old sell from this family!
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Rolling-Spring G Escence-ET EX-95 2E 5-06 365 40,500 4.1 1646 3.2 1307 VG-87 EX-MS Aftershock 3 yr old sells from the heart of the Elegance family!
Tree-Hayven Gold Pati Girl EX-93 2E 5-07 365 33,030 3.9 1278 3.3 1100 Pati Girl’s 2y Byway sister sells scored GP-84 just fresh & backed by an EX-93 31,840 dam!
From the heart of Waupaca county, Holmland Farm cattle have a long history of performing well for their new owners. One must see this freestall/parlor, quality milk award herd in person to truly appreciate the quality throughout and potential to perform at even higher levels. Lar-Lan KK Gwyn Angelina-ET EX-90 DOM 8-02 3x 275 25,640 4.8 1229 3.5 896 VG-86 GMD DOM dam then 6 gens. EX. Angelina’s promising GP-83 Rubicon 2 yr old sells!
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