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Contents

Volume 44, Issue 1 Summer 2019

California Holstein Association

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Office Manager / Secretary - Kate Teixeira

PO Box 507, Keyes, CA 95328 805-801-0463 | californiaholstein@yahoo.com www.caholstein.com

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California Junior Advisor - Kirsten Areias 13315 South Baker, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-826-6242 | denk@elite.net

Holstein USA National Director - Bill Genasci 6555 Blue Gum Avenue, Modesto, CA 95358 209-545-0685 | genace1@aol.com

Holstein USA Field Representatives

Lacee Paulo - Northern California 559-212-1937 | lpaulo@holstein.com Katharine Correia - Southern California 559-556-1410 | kcorreia@holstein.com

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Julie Ashton & Kathleen O’Keefe 866 161st Street, Hammond, WI 54015 Julie · 815-766-0045 · julie@cowsmo.com Kathleen · 715-563-1869 · kathleen@cowsmo.com The California Holstein News is produced with careful attention to detail. However, we assume no responsibility for errors or omissions. In case of error, the New is responsible only for the value of the advertisement. The California News is published once a year. No reproduction of material is allowed in any form unless with the express permission of the California Holstein Association.

On the Cover

This year’s cover features the donor dams of Denier Genetics, that all boast deep pedigrees, are proven transmitters, and have outstanding individual type. Left to Right: Hez Hezbollahs Honour (EX-94), Porpo Goldwyn Barby (EX-94), Walk-Era Dundee Annelise (EX-95), Rosedale LuckyRose-Red (EX-94), and Walnutlawn McCutchen Summer (EX-94).

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Western National Holstein Show

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Breeder Map Board of Directors Editors’ Message From the Office Manager From the Regional Reps

Western National R&W Show Western Classic Junior Dairy Show Junior Holstein Convention Results Convention Scholarship Winners Breeder of the Future Awards Doug Maddox Memorial Senior Breeder AJ Quist Memorial Young Breeder Genomic Leaders, Herd Recognition Junior Show Contest Melvold Honored with Klussendorf Award Sales in Review

2019 All-American & Junior All-American Recognition

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Junior President’s Message Membership Directory National Director’s Message President’s Message “Remembering Friends”

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President’s Message

By Hank Van Exel

Hello, everyone!

Who would have ever thought about things like home schooling, closed churches, eating outside, wearing masks and buying stock in Zoom First and foremost I hope that everyone is healthy and safe. To say it has what is zoom anyway?? But to me, the worst was not seeing family and been a strange year is a understatement. friends or even being able to give our respects to people we have lost, The year started off with a bang. We had a great convention and sale at or to celebrate marriages and birthdays!!!!

San Luis Obispo and I would like to thank Merced for throwing such a This year was also a first for me and may others as we weren’t able to host wonderful event. our State Show, California Holstein’s biggest and best event of the year. The We went on to have three memorable sales topped off with what I think show brings great cows and people together for a week of camaraderie is one of the best Junior shows in the country with the Western Classic. and competition. “You don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone.”

This saying certainly comes to mind for 2020. But through it all, we have Congratulations to all that put these great events on. survived and powered through.

I will never forget driving home from the Ruann Fiesta Sale listening to the radio and realizing that our world going to be turned up side down. California breeders sent an outstanding group to the Western Fall National Holstein Show in Richmond, UT. Ruann walked about with Intermediate Champion and Grand Champion with their partners, the Gambonini family. Graisson and Mandy Schmidt with their partners took home Intermediate and Grand Champion of the Red & White Show while the Borba family had Senior Champion and the McIsaac and Price families had Junior Champion in the Reds. Finally, Aidan Azevedo and Xavier Silveira took home Grand and Reserve Champion honors of the Junior Show. You can see all the results from that show later in this issue!

Several California exhibitors also made the trip to Circleville, Ohio for the inaugural North American Open Dairy Show. The Borba family walked away with Reserve and HM Grand Champion honors. John Cunningham and Ross Rissner had Junior Champion and the McIsaac and Price families had HM Junior Champion of the Holstein Show.

Back ltor: Larry Gerber, Frank Gambonioni, Graisson Schmidt, Robert Teixeira, John Cunningham Front ltor: Carol Borba, Hank Van Exel, Stan Henderson. Not pictured: Curtis Vandenberge, Adam Van Exel.

Despite the many of our events being cancelled this year, the Board felt it was important to still produce an Annual for 2020. New this year is the California Holstein 2021 Calendar! If you’d like an extra copy of the calendar, make sure to reach out to Kate Teixiera. I’d also like to thank her for all her hard work throughout the year and during these trying times.

2020-2021 Board of Directors President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hank Van Exel 20002 N Thornton Rd ., Lodi, CA 95242 hvanexel@hotmail .com; 209-810-0880

Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carol Borba 25381 E Dodds Rd ., Escalon, CA 95320 fdbhol@aol .com; 209-383-3483

At-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .John Cunningham

Stanislaus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Larry Gerber

4338 Lichau Rd, Penngrove, CA 94951 haysource@aol .com; 707-974-8700 At-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Frank Gambonini 7149 Lakeville Hwy, Petaluma, CA 94954 gamlakedairy@gmail .com; 707-338-0220 At-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Curtis VandenBerge 11701 Old River Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93311 vbdairy@aol .com; 661-340-6448 At-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . David VanderEyk PO Box 957, Tipton, CA 93272 vandereykdairy@gmail .com; 6559-804-7500 Central Valley . . . . . . . . . . . . .Adam Van Exel 19919 Van Exel Rd ., Lodi, CA 95242 ajvanexel@yahoo .com; 209-366-3610 10 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

11706 Blue Oak Dr ., Oakdale, CA 95361 larrygrandslam@comcast .net; 209-484-0651 At-Large . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Robert Teixeira PO Box 507, Keyes, CA 95328 rjtex@att .net; 209-495-0367 Fresno-Madera . . . . . . . . . Graisson Schmidt PO Box 895, Riverdale, CA 93656 schmidt_graisson@yahoo .com; 608-797-2855 South San Joaquin . . . . . . .Stan Henderson 1504 Las Brisas, Paso Robles, CA 93446 shenders@calpoly .edu; 805-748-2863 Office Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kate Teixeira P .O . Box 507, Keyes, CA 95328 californiaholstein@yahoo .com; 805-801-0463

This is my last year as President and I would like to thank a great Board of Directors who have worked very hard to come up with new ideas to keep our Association thriving. It has been a honor and pleasure to serve you. Thank you and see you in 2021!

Hank van Exel, CHA President

Announcement Our Board of Directors has made the tough decision to cancel the 2021 State Holstein Convention, due to lack of venue availabilty given continued gathering restrictions. Current board members and executives have graciously agreed to serve as they presently sit for another year. We will plan an awards ceremony in conjunction with the State Show in April.

Juniors are planning online virtual activities for January & February.

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National Director’s Message

By Bill Genasci

In the beginning of my message in the 2019 California Holstein Annual I used phrases like “some light at the end of the tunnel,” “futures look promising,” and “hopefully the worst is behind us.” Obviously, I am a poor predictor of the future. In all fairness, I don’t believe any of us foresaw what this year would bring, but I’m sure we all look forward to seeing 20202 in the rear view mirror.

In April, the Council of Dairy Cattle Breeding published the 2020 Genetic Base Change which showed the amount of progress made in the past five years. Their calculations show that the Holstein breed has made tremendous progress in production, reproduction, and type traits over this period. Holstein was the only breed that had positive change in all 19 production and reproduction traits. They were particularly high in Daughter Pregnancy Rate, Cow Conception Rate, and Cow Livability.

The report can be found at www.uscdcb.com under April 2020 Genetic Base Change.

Holstein Association USA is a key provider of type information, accurate ID, pedigree information, and even production information through AgriTech Analytics, which is now processing over 1 million records from more than 530 herds monthly. Holstein Red Book Plus online offers you the opportunity to fine-tune your breeding program like never before. Using this technology, you can sort through approximately 3,300 proven and genomic young sires available to

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choose the direction you want your herd to go. If you want to moderate the size of your cows, there are sires that can do that. Need more components, longer teats, more set to the leg, or improve reproductive traits, there are sires available to help you breed for the animals that you want for the future. Red Book Plus is a tool you can use.

Despite the obstacles caused by Covid-19, Holstein Association has continued to provide services at a higher rate than I expected. Even though the office was essentially closed, the field representatives were furloughed, and the classification program was cancelled in April, much of the works was still processed. The Association is financially stable, and looks forward to making up some lost ground by year-end.

As I write this, I am about two weeks away from our first face-to-face Board of Director’s meeting since February. Conference calls and Zoom meeting can’t compete with personal interactions. I hope we can all get back to that soon.

If you have any questions or comments I can be reached at 209-7657111 or genace1@aol.com.

A n nou nc i ng… gi l -T e x STA m p e de i i i S A l e • F e bruA ry 13, 2021

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From the Office Manager

By Kate Teixeira What a year! The past months have given us many twists and turns, and with that, countless challenges that provided the opportunity to creatively overcome. Good thing tenacity is a basic requirement for survival of dairy producers and farming families. Adaptability combined with problem solving is old-hat in this industry.

Undoubtedly, we’ve all felt similar to the little fish in Finding Nemo at times- “Just keep swimming, Just keep swimming!”

This was clearly displayed in the California cattle exhibited at fall shows, outstanding classification results around the state, and forward progress within herds. Please enjoy the ads and editorial in this year’s magazine celebrating these accomplishments. The people and the cows in the California I’ve made a conscious choice to focus on what 2020 offered each of Holstein Association are truly among the us, and live with gratitude for what a pandemic can’t take. Closed best. schools and businesses meant that we could enjoy more quality time More than ever, I look forward to catching up with loved ones- time for activities with children or children to spend with you in the near future and learning how with grandparents. During ‘lockdown’ I was and will be thankful our you’ve made the best of 2020. family home includes ample outdoor space, endless active tasks to “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep stay busy, and hundreds of four-legged companions. Limits on travel moving.” ~ Albert Einstein and entertainment means we have the chance to learn new skills or Stay well and stay positive- and keep moving onward & upward! develop healthy hobbies.

Luckily COVID-19 has not affected the bovine population, and cows do not follow mainstream media nonsense. Although many events, shows and gatherings were cancelled, the work in members’ herds never ceases. The dedication to Holstein genetics and drive to reach type, production, genomic and profitability goals is constant.

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Kate Teixeira

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WalnutlaWn Mccutchen SuMMer EX-94-CAN 96-MS 7* 1st Mature Cow, Ontario Summer Invitational Show 2020 Nominated All-American Senior 3-Year-Old 2016 Nominated All-Canadian Senior 3-Year-Old 2016 We’re delighted to add Summer to our lineup of proven brood cows!

On the day she won the Mature Cow class at the ON Summer Invitational Show, her son, Sidekick, was named Premier Sire of the Heifer Show!

• Dam of Sidekick, Select, Subban, and Summerfest • Sister to Walnutlawn Solomon • Of 16 daughters classified to date, 14 are VG or EX! (The other two are GP-83 2Y & GP-84 2Y) z

Rosedale lucky-Rose-Red EX-94 EEEEE 2E Reserve All-American R&W Aged Cow 2018 HHM All-American R&W Aged Cow 2017 HM All-American R&W Junior 2-Year-Old 2013 Rainy x EX-91 Sanchez x EX-96 4E Redrose!

Embryos available by: AltitudE-REd And WARRioR-REd

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POrPO GOlDWYn BarBY eX-94 eeeee Nominated All-American Senior 2-Year-Old 2012 Nominated All-Canadian Senior 2-Year-Old 2012 Same family as Rosiers blexy Goldwyn EX-97!

Goldwyn x EX-CAn 2* Triumphant x VG-87-CAn 9* Vision!

Embryos available by: dEltA lAMBdA, SidEKiCK, SuMMERFESt & SoloMon

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Windbrook x 3x All-American EX-94 Gold Rejoice x three more EX-CAn dams!

Embryos available by: GoldWYn, SuMMERFESt, dooRMAn & dEltA lAMBdA

HeZ HeZBollaHs HoNouR eX-94 eeeee intermediate Champion, VT State Show 2017 Her daughter - borderview Solomon Hattie (+3.07T) - is now EX-92 EX-MS @ 3 yrs and was 1st Junior 3-year-old & bu at the 2020 Western national Holstein Show!

Atwood x EX-92 All-American & All-Canadian Hezbollah!

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Western National Holstein Show Richmond, UT • September 3-4, 2020 • Judge Chad Ryan, WI

Senior & Grand Champion:

APGAMBO ATWOOD KEENAN

Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion:

1ST AGED COW

Alex Gambonini and Stephen & Patrick Maddox

MS PG PV DOORMAN ASPIRE-ET

1ST SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

Stephen & Patrick Maddox

Reserve Intermediate & HM Grand Champion: ST JACOB DESTRY LAVA-RED 2ND SR 3-YEAR-OLD John Conrad, Arizona Dairy and Mandy & Graisson Schmidt Reserve Senior Champion: CLELAND RB ADMIRNGLY-RED-ET 1ST 5-YEAR-OLD Frank & Carol and Frank & Diane Borba Junior Champion: RUANN DOORMAN GAY 91519-ET 1ST WINTER YEARLING Graisson & Mandy Schmidt & Tyler Dickerhoof Reserve Junior Champion: BHHD CLAIM TO FAME-RED-ET 1ST SPRING YEARLING Hunter & Hayden McIssac and Miles, Mcray & Madison Price

Additional Top 3 Placings Spring Heifer Calf 2. (1st Jr) Hath Dback Felicia 5855, Trevor Hath 3. Giltex Chill Blush-Red, Gilbert Teixeira Winter Heifer Calf 1. Redcarpet Avalon Rockies-ET, Brandon Almeida, Joey Branco, Ryan Matheron & Johnny Machado 2. (1st Jr) Apple-Pts Aubria-Red-ET, Connor, Bristol & Teegan Correia Fall Heifer Calf 1. Air-O-Sa-Exel Denver Cami, Joey Airoso Spring Yearling Heifer 2. Ms Unstopabul Beauty-In-Red, Arizona Dairy Co. and Graisson & Mandy Schmidt 3. (2nd Jr) Lorita DC Bess, Mitchell Coleman Fall Yearling Heifer 3. (1st Jr) Harvue Undenied Flame-ET, Henry Pareira Junior Best Three Females 3. Trevor Hath Milking Yearling 3. Roll-N-View 1Moretime-Red, Stephen & Patrick Maddox Summer Junior 2-Year-Old 1. Ms Giltex Byway Dare You To, G. Teixeira, Durrer Dairy & MB Lucky-Lady 3. Stu-Felt Doorman Debbie-ET, Ryan Matheron 18 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

Junior 2-Year-Old 2. Vela-Novagen Solo Siren-ET, Lourence Pires Senior 2-Year-Old 1. Oakfield Goldwyn Destiny-ET, Frank & Carol and Frank & Diane Borba Junior 2-Year-Old 1. Borderview Solomon Hattie, Hank & Carolyn Van Exel & Richard Denier 3. MD-Maple-Lawn Cassidy-ET, Christian, Matt & Danille Cunnigham and Pacheco

4-Year-Old 2. Exels Bankroll Milo 20499, Henry & Carolyn Exel 3. Arroyo-Vista Pat Ra-Red-ET, Stephen & Patrick Maddox 5-Year-Old 2. Agresti Absolute Pure-Red-ET, Gilbert Teixeira & Double D Dairy 3. Butlerview Win Charmer-ET, Rocco Cunningham Senior Best Three Females 2. Air-Osa Holsteins

JUNIOR SHOW Senior & Grand Champion: T&R-AZEVEDO NIKITA JENKINS 3RD AGED COW Aidan Azevedo Reserve Senior Champion: HEZBO ATWOOD RUTH-ET 7TH 5-YEAR-OLD John Alamo Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion: JACOBS DOORMAN MIKELLE 2ND SR 2-YEAR-OLD Xavier Silveira

Reserve Intermediate & HM Grand Champion: ARB-FLO-SPR HONEYBUN-RED 3RD SR 2-YEAR-OLD Hadley Ross

HM Intermediate Champion: MS PG PV BEEMER MAGICAL 2ND JR 2-YEAR-OLD Hunter & Hayden McIsaac Junior Champion: BHHD CLAIM TO FAME-RED-ET

1ST SPRING YEARLING Hunter & Hayden McIssac and Miles, Mcray & Madison Price

Reserve Junior Champion: RUANN DOORMAN JEAN-94558 2ND FALL CALF Jacey & Hadley Ross HM Junior Champion: MS-AOL ARISTOCRAT RISTA-RED 2ND SUMMER YEARLING Logan Silveira

Western National Red & White Show Richmond, UT • September 3-4, 2020 • Judge Chad Ryan, WI

Intermediate & Grand Champion:

ST JACOB DESTRY LAVA-RED

Senior & Reserve Grand Champion:

CLELAND RB ADMIRNGLY-RED-ET

2ND SR 3-YEAR-OLD

John Conrad, Arizona Dairy and Mandy & Graisson Schmidt

1ST 5-YEAR-OLD

Frank & Carol and Frank & Diane Borba

Reserve Senior & HM Grand Champion: AGRESTI ABSOLUTE PURE-RED-ET 2ND 5-YEAR-OLD Gilbert Teixeira & Double D Dairy Reserve Intermediate Champion: ARB-FLO-SPR HONEYBUN-RED 1ST SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD Hadley Ross HM Intermediate Champion: ROLL-N-VIEW 1MORETIME-RED 1ST MILKING YEARLING Stephen & Patrick Maddox Junior Champion: BHHD CLAIM TO FAME-RED-ET 1ST SPRING YEARLING Hunter & Hayden McIssac and Miles, Mcray & Madison Price Reserve Junior Champion: MS UNSTOPABUL BEAUTY-IN-RED 2ND SPRING YEARLING Arizona Dairy Co. and Graisson & Mandy Schmidt HM Junior Champion: MS-AOL ARISTOCRAT RISTA-RED 2ND SUMMER YEARLING Logan Silveira

Additional Top 3 Placings Spring Heifer Calf 1. Giltex Chill Blush-Red, Gilbert Teixiera 2. Air-Osa-E-M Lovely Y27747-ET, Joey Airoso Winter Heifer Calf 2. (2nd Jr) Arizona Warior 32398-Red-ET, Hadley Ross 3. Eyks Unstble Diva-Red, Chloe & Chase Vander Eyk Fall Heifer Calf 2. (1st Jr) Claquato Apple Cider-Red, Chloe & Chase Vander Eyk Summer Yearling Heifer 3. Lyn-Vale Julieann-Red, Mitchell Coleman Winter Yearling Heifer 1. (1st Jr) KW-BHL U Dewberry-Red-ET, Chloe & Chase Vander Eyk Senior 2-Year-Old 2. Canyon-Breeze Deft Sara-Red, Hadley & Jacey Ross Junior 3-Year-Old 1. Ms Hillpine Knockout-Red, Frank & Carol and Frank & Diane Borba 2. Air-Osa-Mle Awesm Misty-Red, Christian, Matt & Danille Cunnigham and Pacheoco

Senior 3-Year-Old 3. Ruann A Bonnie-65924-Red-ET, Stephen & Patrick Maddox 5-Year-Old 2. Hol-Star Malo Roz-Red-ET, Connor Correia and Jacey & Hadley Ross

BHHD Claim to Fame-Red-ET, Junior Champion

JUNIOR SHOW Intermediate & Grand Champion: ARB-FLO-SPR HONEYBUN-RED 1ST SR 2-YEAR-OLD Hadley Ross Reserve Intermediate & Reserve Grand Champion: FLOWER-BROOK CORENA-RED-ET 2ND SR 2-YEAR-OLD

Hunter & Hayden McIsaac

Junior Champion: BHHD CLAIM TO FAME-RED-ET 1ST SPRING YEARLING

Hunter & Hayden McIssac and Miles, Mcray & Madison Price

Reserve Junior Champion: MS-AOL ARISTOCRAT RISTA-RED 2ND SUMMER YEARLING Logan Silveira HM Junior Champion: APPLE-PTS AUBRIA-RED-ET 1ST WINTER CALF

Connor, Bristol & Teegan Correia

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Western Classic Junior Dairy Show

Hanford, CA • February 29 - March 1, 2020 • Judge Tyler Reynolds, NY 368 Total Animals Shown // 206 Participants

Registered Holstein Champions

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN JUNIOR CHAMPION Junior Champion: Harvue Undenied Flame-ET, 1st Fall Yearling, Henry Pareira Res. Junior Champion: Hath Beemer Selena, 1st Fall Calf, Trevor Hath HM Junior Champion: Lyn-Vale Julie Ann-Red, 1st Summer Calf, Mitchell Coleman

SUPREME JUNIOR CHAMPION

Junior Champion: Harvue Undenied Flame-ET, Reg. Holstein, Henry Pareira Res. Junior Champion: Lady Lane Impression Josephine, Reg. AOB, Finley Rosa

Harvue Undenied Flame-ET Owned by Henry Pareira

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Lady Lane Impression Josephine Owned by Finley Rosa

REGISTERED HOLSTEIN GRAND CHAMPION Grand Champion: RuAnn Dman Jean 60274, 1st 4-Year-Old, Summer Parreira Res. Grand Champion: Eastside Doorman BooBoo, 2nd 4-Year-Old, Maddox Branco HM Grand Champion: T & R Azevedo Atwood Miley, 1st Aged Cow, Aidan Azevedo

SUPREME CHAMPION

Grand Champion: SVHeaths Tequila Chloe, Reg. AOB, Kamryn Kasbergen Res. Champion: RuAnn Dman Jean 60274, Reg. Holstein, Summer Parreira

SVHeaths Tequila Chloe Owned by Kamryn Kasbergen

RuAnn Dman Jean 60274 Owned by Summer Parreira

Showmanship NOVICE (41 Participants)

Champion: Atlee Van Exel, Lodi Reserve: Kestin Martin, Tulare 3. Halle Blount, Turlock 4. MaKenna Martins, Modesto 5. Kamryn Kasbergen, Tulare

JUNIOR (32 Participants)

Champion: Carter Muir, Hanford Reserve: Finley Rosa, Hilmar 3. Keegan Medeiros, Laton 4. Lauren Silveira, Chowchilla 5. Chase Vander Eyk, Pixley

INTERMEDIATE (52 Participants)

Champion: Ava Davis, Chowchilla Reserve: Trevor Hath, Chowchilla 3. Madison Blount, Turlock 4. Henry Pareira, Snelling 5. Logan Silveira, Chowchilla

SENIOR

(38 Participants) Champion: Alexis Deniz, Bakersfield Reserve: Kylie Konyn, Escondido 3. Chloe Vander Eyk, Tipton 4. Gabbie Gregorio, Acampo 5. Jennifer DeVires, Helendale

NOVICE SHOWMANSHIP

JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP

INTERMEDIATE SHOWMANSHIP

SENIOR SHOWMANSHIP

Judging Contest FFA HIGH TEAMS

1st: Turlock FFA Gold 2nd: Central Valley Christian 3rd: Chowchilla FFA Blue 4th: Hilmar FFA Gold 5th: Los Banos FFA

FFA HIGH INDIVIDUALS

1st: Max Van Beek, Tulare FFA 2nd: Logan Silveira, Chowchilla FFA 3rd: Shae Greidanus, Central Valley Christian 4th: Amazing Geissler, Buhach Colony FAA 5th: Landon Cunha, Hilmar FFA

4-H HIGH TEAM - Reasons 1st: Southwest #1 2nd: Escondido #1 3rd: Edna Valley #1 4th: El Nido 5th: Edna Valley #2

4-H HIGH INDIVIDUALS - Reasons

1st: Kylie Konyn, Escondido #1 2nd: Mykel Mull, Escondido #1 3rd: Abigail Freeman, Southwest #1 4th: Alexis Deniz, Southwest #1 5th: Ryan Hath, El Nido

4-H HIGH TEAM - Non-Reasons 1st: Pleasant View 2nd: Orange County 3rd: Marvo Holstein Littles 4th: Southwest #2 5th: High Roller #1

HIGH FFA TEAM, TURLOCK FFA GOLD

4-H HIGH INDIVIDUALS - Non-Reasons

1st Place: Kestin Martin, Pleasant View 2nd Place: Joseph Deniz, Southwest #2 3rd Place: Mark Oosten, Orange County 4th Place: Gavin Hoggard, Independent 5th Place: Cameron Cates, Marvo Holstein Littles

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California Junior Convention

San Luis Obispo, CA • January 24-25, 2020

Winning Dairy Bowl Teams

NOVICE (4 teams)

1st: Merced Team A RtoL: Captain Chloe Chapman, Layne Mull & Madison McDaniel 2nd: Merced Team B Captain Madison Vitoria, Matthew Vitoria & Andrew Goins

JUNIOR (4 teams) 1st: Merced Team B LtoR: Makenna Vlot, Victoria Paolini, Captain Emma van Loben Sels & Mykel Mull 2nd: Merced Team A Captain Karley Rocha, Sophie van Loben Sels, Karinna Bergland & Lauren Silveira

SENIOR (3 teams)

1st: California Mix Team LtoR: Maddie Fernandes, Captain Hannah Mancebo, Kylie Konyn & Rachel Mancebo 2nd: Coastal Team Captain Siana Barrett, Arielle Spotswood, Angelee Dowling

Dairy Bowl Written Exam High Scores

Front LtoR: Chloe Chapman, Layne Mull & Fernando Valadao; Back: Logan Sanchez.

LtoR: Mykel Mull, Emma van Loben Sels, Victoria Paolini, Karley Rocha & Mary Fumasi.

LtoR: Hannah Mancebo, Kylie Konyn & Siana Barrett.

NOVICE

JUNIOR

SENIOR

1. Chloe Chapman; 2. (Tie) Layne Mull & Logan Sanchez; 3. Matthew Vitoria; 4. Madison Vitoria; 5. Fernando Valadao

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1. Mykel Mull; 2. Victoria Paolini; 3. Mary Fumasi; 4. Karley Rocha; 5. Emma van Loben Sels

PRESIDENT: VICE PRESIDENT: SECRETARY: TREASURER: REPORTERS: HISTORIAN:

1. Hannah Mancebo; 2. Kylie Konyn; 3. Rachel Mancebo; 4. Siana Barrett; 5. Angelee Dowling

Kylie Konyn Emma van Loben Sels Vicki Paolini Mykel Mull Jon Chapman & Kiara Konyn Jacob Fernandes

Dairy Jeopardy Contests

Back LtoR: Jacob Fernandes, Logan Sanchez, Madison McDaniel, Owen Dolley, Matthew Vitoria Front LtoR: Hunter McIsaac, Andrew Goins, Chloe Chapman & Layne Mull.

LtoR: Mykel Mull & Karley Rocha.

LtoR: Victoria Paolini, Emma van Loben Sels, Siana Barrett, Jacob Fernandes, Kylie Konyn, Hayley Fernandes.

NOVICE (15 participants)

JUNIOR (9 participants) 1. Mykel Mull; 2. Karley Rocha Finals: Connor Correia, Ava Famasi, Mia Bumpus, Giovanna Champi, Kiara Konyn & Lauren Silveira

INTERMEDIATE/SENIOR (12 Contestants)

1. Logan Sanchez; 2. Matthew Vitoria; 3. Andrew Goins; 4. Layne Mull; 5. (Tie) Madison McDaniel & Owen Dooley; 6. Chloe Chapman

Public Speaking

Intermediate Winners 1. Victoria Paolini; 2. Jacob Fernandes; 3. Kylie Konyn; 4. Emma van Loben Sels Senior Winners 1. Hayley Fernandes Finals: Siana Barrett

Folding Display

Back LtoR: Mia Bumpas & Giovanna Champi Front LtoR: Hunter McIsaac, Hayden McIsaac & Julietta Champi.

Novice

1. Andrew Goins 2. Hunter McIsaac 3. Hayden McIsaac

Junior

1. Chloe Chapman 2. Karley Rocha 3. Sophie van Loben Sels 4. Karinna Bergland

Intermediate

1. Jacob Fernandes 2. Emma van Loben Sels 3. Kylie Konyn 4. Billy Marchy 5. Jon Chapman

Intermediate Creative 1. Giovanna Champi

Junior Scientific

1. Andrew Goins

Junior Creative

1. Hayden McIsaac

2. Mia Bumpas 2. Julietta Champi 2. Hunter McIsaac

Senior

1. Siana Barrett

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Convention Scholarship Winners

CORTNEY BORBA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

BILL ROWLEY MEMORIAL

DAIRY BOWL SCHOLARSHIPS

Billy Marchy

Hannah Mancebo, Hayley Fernandes

Maddie Fernandes, Jacob Fernandes

WORLD WIDE SIRES SCHOLARSHIPS

WILBUR GOMES MEMORIAL

PREMIER JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIP

FOUNDERS’ SCHOLARSHIP

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP

LtoR: Maddie Fernandes, Aidan Azevedo, Aspen Silva & Billy Marchy

MILLI ROLLIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Aidan Azevedo

EARL GRAHAM MEMORIAL Aidan Azevedo

Kiara Gilardi

Abbi Prins, Kiara Gilardi

Jacob Fernandes

Jacob Fernandes, Billy Marchy

2019 NATIONAL HOLSTEIN CONVENTION

HONORARY JUNIOR MEMBER Linda Silva

17 Juniors represented California at the 2019 National Holstein Convention in Dairy Bowl, Dairy Jeopardy, Speech, Folding Display & the Banner contest. Highlights including Senior Dairy Bowl National Champions, 5th Junior Dairy Bowl team, 2nd High Individual Junior Written Test, National Winner Junior Division Folding Display, 6th Junior Speech and 5th Senior Speech. Kylie Konyn was also recognized as a Young Distinguished Junior Member Finalist.

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Breeder of the Future Award Winners MARILYN HERZOG BREEDER OF THE FUTURE GIRL The 2020 Marilyn Herzog Breeder of the Future Girl recipient is Mykel Mull of Chowchilla, CA. “To be considered for Breeder of the Future would be an amazing honor. During the past four years, dairy cattle have become a huge part of my life. Dairying has been a part of my family for three generations - it has been our business and our passion.”

Mykel is 13 years old and a 4 year member of the Merced County Holstein Club. “I am proud to say my parents, my brother and I have opened a small dairy in Los Banos, CA last April. I currently have all my animals on our small family ranch and our dairy where we feed twice a day every day of the year. From March to November I milk my dairy goats two times per day.”

“I started my dairy project when I was 8 years old. I purchased my first heifer with my boer goat project money. I started raising goats at the age of 4. It has grown into a small business, with help from my parents.

I invested in my dairy project with my boer goat savings money.

I currently have 46 Dairy Goats, 26 Boer Goats and 37 Registered Holstein cows and heifers, and 5 Jersey cows and heifers.”

Mykel has exhibited her animals at Los Banos Fair, Chowchilla Fair, and Madera Fair. She has received numerous showmanship awards and recognition for her livestock projects, including Outstanding 1st and 2nd Year Exhibitor awards at the Los Banos Fair.

YOUNG BREEDER OF THE FUTURE GIRL - LAUREN SILVEIRA Lauren Silveira, 11, of Chowchilla, is the 2020 winner of the Young Breeder of the Future Girl Award. She is a 6th grader and third year member of the Merced County Holstein Club and the California Junior Holstein Association.

She owns 45 Registered Holsteins, with 20 of them bred by her.

In 2018, she exhibited a dairy heifer for the first time. “It was that summer that I knew I wanted to raise heifers and work on the dairy just like my brother. I work with my heifers as much as I can, washing and walking them almost every day. I work hard at taking care of my heifers and look forward to learning more about breeding them. I am proud to be involved in the dairy industry and being a part of our family business.”

Lauren has attended the Invest in Your Future Youth Workshop as well as Cow Camp. “I really enjoyed all of the workshops and learned new things that helped me with my dairy projects, especially showing. I had so much fun Cow Camp and the dairy workshops and meeting new people.”

She has competed in Dairy Bowl and Dairy Jeopardy since 2018. She was on the 2nd place Junior Dairy Bowl team this past year and was in the Finals for the Junior Dairy Jeopardy competition.

“Overall, I have enjoyed making new friends through the Junior Holstein Association and have had so much fun at all of the Conventions. I really like learning about the dairy industry and meeting new people that like dairy as much as me. I look forward to becoming more involved in the Association and hope to become an officer some day.”

Beyond her livestock projects, Mykel is very active in the California Junior Holstein Association. “The people I have met and competed with in Dairy Jeopardy and Dairy Bowl at State and Nationals will always be a part of my extended family.

The practical Alex Gambonini with Mykel Mull, the 2020 Marilyn Herzog knowledge and life skills Breeder of the Future Girl award recipient.

I have learned from the Dairy Industry are things that I will be with me for a lifetime.”

In 2020, Mykel was on the winning Junior Dairy Bowl team at State Convention, had the top Written Test score and won the Junior Division of Dairy Jeopardy. She is also serving as Treasurer of the CJHA. Mykel competed at the 2019 National Holstein Conventions in Dairy Bowl, where the Junior team placed 5th out of 16 teams. She also plans on applying for the National Young Distinguished Junior Member award and the Distinguished Junior Member award when she is older.

YOUNG BREEDER OF THE FUTURE BOY - LAYNE MULL Layne Mull, 9, of Chowchilla, is a three year member of the California Junior Holstein Association and a first-year member of 4-H. “As of January 1st, I can finally show in 4-H and compete in the dairy show ring. I plan on showing at our county fairs and hopefully more.”

Like his older sister Mykel, he started with a dairy goat project and has used that money to fund his dairy project. “My sister and I are a huge part of the everyday operation and relief milk once a week with my mom. It is hard work and we are doing the best we can.

The cows and calves have to come first. We feed calves and goats every day.”

Layne has participated in several Dairy Judging Contests, placing 2nd High Individual 4-H Reasons at the Western Classic Judging contest in 2018.

“I have been lucky enough to attend three California State Holstein Conventions as well as three National Conventions. I have enjoyed going to all the junior events, sales, banquets and getting to meet so many people. The kids I have met and had the chance to watch have made me want to be a part of the great world of Holstein. The friends I have met will be friends forever. We do not get to see each other all the time but when I do see them again, we have so much fun.”

Layne has competed in Public Speaking, Dairy Bowl and Dairy Jeopardy at the State Conventions. In 2020, he tied for 2nd high written test score, was on the winning Novice Dairy Bowl team and placed 4th in the Novice Dairy Jeopardy contest. He hopes to one day compete in CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020 » 29

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Doug Maddox Memorial Senior Breeder of the Year Brothers Dale and Duane Matheron of Hilmar Holsteins, Hilmar, CA, are the recipients of the 2020 Doug Maddox Memorial Senior Breeder Award. This award is by far the most prestigious honor a member of the California Holstein Association can receive.

companies, with nearly 10 this past year.

Four of the top 10 California-bred high GTPI sires currently are from Dale and Duane’s breeding program.

Hilmar Holsteins was also home to the first EX-95 Holstein in Merced County. Born in Dale and Duane were both very involved in 1970, Hilmar Kingpin Wanda scored EX4-H and FFA, showing cattle and active in ag 95 at just 6-04. She would be classified or mechanics. In 1965, while still both in high checked another eight times, earning three school, they joined in partnership with their Multiple “E’s” and checked last at 14-11. Her father Frank, who had started dairying in the best record was over 24,000M and she had 1950s. a lifetime of over 184,000M.She earned Gold Medal Dam status and had six Very Good and Pat and Steve Maddox present Duane & Barbara Matheron the 2020 Doug Since then, Hilmar Holsteins has grown into a Maddox Memorial Senior Breeder of the Year award. one Excellent progeny. Remarkably enough, 650-acre farm, growing corn, oats, sudan and Wanda is a maternal sister to Shiawana. Their olives. There are 2100 cows, of which 350 are Registered Holsteins, and dam was an EX-90 GMD Glenafton Rag Apple Charmer daughter. the herd has been recognized as a Progressive Genetics Herd award winners for 28 years with an average CTPI of 2367. The breeding goals Hilmar Delta 9699-ET is the highest scored cow currently in the herd. of the herd include high production, with great components and high At 5-03, just scored Excellent across the board resulting in a max score health traits. of EX-92. She produced nearly 35,000M 4.2F 3.2P at 2-01 and over 33,300M in her second lactation. Her dam is Hilmar McCutchen 7009 Dale individually mates each registered cow, and Ryan Matheron, (EX-91 GMD) then VG-87 Robust x EX-90 Offroad x EX-90 Ito. Her full Duane’s son, jokes that Hilmar Holsteins has a greater variety of bulls brother, Defender, is marketed by Revolution Genetics. in their semen tank than most AI reps do!

A recent purchase that has excelled their genetic program is TerraIn early 2020, there were 15 heifers over +2800 GTPI and they Linda Achiver 4275-ET, purchased at the Kash-In on Valentines Day averaged nearly +1000NM. After this last genetic evaluation, Hilmar is Sale in 2018. Purchased from fellow California breeder Mike Santos, home to the 10th highest GTPI heifer bred in California as well as the this Achiever daughter was backed by numerous VG and EX dams 8th highest GTPI cow. from Benner Holsteins, a Master Breeder herd from Manitoba, Canada.

Hilmar Holsteins has bred or owned 180 Excellent and over 1250 Very 4275 has gone on to score VG-85 VG-MS 3Y at has a best record over Good animals since 1955. Today, there are 44 Excellent and 145 Very 26,000M at 1-11. Her GTPI is +2709G +930M and her 6 progeny average +2806 GTPI +722NM and she has two sons in AI currently.

Good cows in the herd. Other recognitions include: - 31 Dams of Merit - 60 Gold Medal Dams - 7 Top 10,000 Cow - 22 Genomic Locator List - 15 USDA Elite Cow List Dale and Duane sold their first bull into A.I. in 1970 for $100,000 Hilmar Performer Shiawana. From this sale, their father purchased pool quota for the farm, and over the years, he remarked that it was his best investment and one that paid off well. Shiawana was jus the fist of many bulls sold to AI - to date, more than 35 bulls have been sold to AI

Hilmar Delta 9699-ET (EX-92) is the highest scored cow in the herd and is backed by generations of VG and EX Hilmar dams.

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Duane is married to Barbara, and their sons, Ryan and Aaron, are partners in the farm today. Duane served on the California Dairies, Inc., Board for 9 years. Dale and Duane are both active in their communities and helping with local events, many times behind the scenes.

Aaron was named the AJ Quist Young Breeder in 2018 and credited his father and uncle for being his primary mentors in the dairy business.

“They taught me a great work ethic and they were never afraid of new ideas. They’ve always been progressive and looked for new ways to move forward.” Congrats to Dale and Duane Matheron on this esteemed honor!

Terra-Linda Achiver 4275-ET (VG-85) is a purchase that has continued the outstanding genomic profiles the Matheron family strives for.

AJ Quist Memorial Young Breeder of the Year The 2020 recipient of the AJ Quist Memorial Young Breeder Award is no stranger to the Registered Holstein business. Vincent Migliazzo was born and raised on his family’s dairy, Dinomi Holsteins, in Atwater, CA, and has been actively involved his entire life.

“The difference with Registered Holsteins is it lets you have a laser-focus on what we are trying to do…we immediately understood and put a value on genetics.”

5 Excellent and 5 Very Good daughters to date.

One of the most recognized daughters of Offroad Ryley was Atwood Ryley 9312, who scored EX-90 and had over 41,000M. Her EX-90 Doorman daughter is currently +3.24PTAT and has high PTAT daughters as well, including Undenieds at +3.55 and +3.24. Her first milking daughter is Helix Ryley 11676 who scored VG-87 and is +2.4T.

“Everytime a new calf is born, you’ve had One of Vincent’s college instructors some part of the responsibility of mating described him as an excellent student and Jim Quist presents Vincent Migliazzo the AJ Quist Memorial Young Breeder that sire to that particular animal, with the Award. very detailed…in particular he recognized hope that it will be profitable and beautiful. early on that he knew Vincent would be a There’s a tremendous sense of satisfaction from that at the end of the great judge of cattle because he had great habits. day. “ That laser-focus and attention to detail would help him collect These two thoughts about a laser-focus of understanding genetic high individual at Harrisburg and 2nd high at Madison (by a point), value in Registered Holsteins, and about the anticipation and hope competing for Modesto Junior College. Then subsequently, High for success in the resulting calf in every mating, come from Dino Individual and High Team while competing for the University of Migliazzo, Vincent’s father, offered in a feature article in the Holstein Minnesota at Madison.

Pulse magazine. And those thoughts and more were first fruits in Since graduation from the University of Minnesota, Vincent has been Vincent’s early interest and development, that at a very early age, a herdsman and genetic consultant for a 1700-cow commercial dairy every conversation at the dinner table was about cows and bulls and in Minnesota. For the past two years he has made all sire selections breeding. and matings for his family’s dairy in California. Dinomi Holsteins was Vincent spent a lot of time working with his dad and uncles on the recognized as a Holstein Association USA Herd of Excellence (3rd dairy and managing the herd. Blessed with a good eye for cattle, he year). 97.8% of their 843-cow herd is homebred with an average had a soft spot for old cows with width, large cages, good udders and classification of 83.2, and a 32,194M 1221F 1031P herd average. good health. And a “hate attack” on too tall, narrow and poor legged Individually, Vincent’s homebred cows include:15 EX and 39 VG heifers. cows; 4 Gold Medal Dams; 1 Dam of Merit; 30 animals currently over Vincent was active in 4-H, FFA and the California Holstein Association 2500GTPI (4 over 2700, 5 over 2600); and 8 animals over 800NM$ and and attended National Holstein Conventions as a youth, participating another 4 over 900NM$. in speech contests and Dairy Bowl. In fact his first speech was on cow Vincent is very active in his community, from coaching 4-H Dairy comfort, a subject that is as much about stewardship and economics Judging teams, teaching fitting and showing to young exhibitors and as it is the welfare of the animal. providing tips to young exhibitors while judging a show…or providing In 2012, Vincent led Dinomi Offroad Ryley-ET (EX-94 2E GMD) to Grand a hoof-trimming tutorial to juniors at a Holstein Convention.

Champion honors at the California State Holstein Show. Ryley, with a Congratulations to Vincent Migliazzo for being recognized as the best record over 47,000M and over 190,000M lifetime has produced 2020 AJ Quist Memorial Young Breeder! other show winners, high genomic females and bulls for A.I. She has

Dinomi Offroad Ryley-ET (EX-94) was Grand Champion of the 2012 California State Holstein Show and really fueled his passion for the Holstein cow.

Dinomi Helix Ryley 11676 (VG-87) is backed by a EX-90 Doorman x EX-90 Atwood from Offroad Ryle.

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Junior President’s Message Hello, my name is Kylie Konyn and I have enjoyed serving as your 2020-2021 California Junior Holstein Association President. I am 17 years old, and a third-generation dairy farmer, from San Diego, CA. My parents, Frank and Stacy Konyn, are the owners of Frank Konyn Dairy, one of two remaining dairy farms in our county. My sister and I are partners in Aspire Holsteins and Jerseys, where we manage over 150 registered Holsteins and Jerseys. I have been an active member of the CA Junior Holstein Association for nine years, competing in Dairy Bowl and Speech competitions, attending the Annual Cow Camp, and attending numerous Holsteins shows throughout the Nation. I have also been a four-time participant at the National Holstein Conventions where I was fortunate to work with other exceptional Holstein enthusiasts from California.

The summer of 2019 and into this year, proved to be very different from previous years for California Jr Holstein members. In 2019, life and activities were normal. California juniors spent many days at their local and County fairs, the California State Fair, and a handful of juniors had the amazing opportunity to travel to Appleton, Wisconsin to compete at the 2019 National Holstein Convention.

Over the week, California was able to put on a show and our youth received many top honors. In the Dairy Jeopardy contest, contestants included Kiara Konyn, Sebastian Paolini, Jennifer DeVries, Sienna Barrett, Alyssa Timoshuk, and Arielle Spotswood. Jennifer DeVries was also awarded 2nd High Individual in the Junior National Written Test. Konrad Reidman was the Junior Division National Winner in the folding display contest. Siana Barrett created California’s national banner. Additionally, I was able to represent California as a Young Distinguished Junior Member for Holstein Association USA. Our Junior Dairy Bowl team consisting of Mykel Mull, Emma van Loben Sels, Victoria Paolini, and Reese Renati received 5th High Team. Our Senior team comprised of Abbi Prinns, Jacob Fernandes, Hayley Fernandes, and myself Kylie Konyn returned to the stage and claimed the title of undefeated Champion Senior Dairy Bowl Team.

This same team of Holstein enthusiasts received second in the senior dairy bowl contest in 2018 and was the winning junior team in 2017.

Although this team will be missed, we look forward to future teams of champions.

This past February, our State Holstein Convention was held in San Luis Obispo, CA. Merced Holstein breeders held a fantastic convention and juniors from throughout the State traveled from San Diego to Redwood Empire came to compete and participate in dairy bowl, dairy jeopardy, speech competitions, workshops, and other activities. Cal Poly, SLO also hosted a fabulous sale night BBQ and Auction. Oh, the memories of that week. Little did we know that our lives as we know it would change so rapidly.

2020 has thrown us many curve balls. This year has taught us to cherish memories such as those and look forward with hope to a brighter future. Early in the pandemic, when there was still uncertainty about whether there would be a National Convention in Pennsylvania, California Juniors continued their efforts of studying and preparing for the contests. Qualifying tests were taken, and spots awarded for Speech, Jeopardy, and Dairy Bowl Teams. Travel plans were made, and hotels reserved. Upon news of the Convention being cancelled in April, these efforts were put on hold. Those who achieved a spot to compete at the 2020 National Convention will have the opportunity to represent California next June back in Pennsylvania. The dairy daily fives for this season have begun and should these kids be given the opportunity to compete, I guarantee you they will make our state proud!

Despite the cancellations, the California Holstein Association found new ways to engage junior Holstein enthusiasts. If other juniors were like me and my teammates, we just channeled our dairy enthusiasm towards these other activities. The photo contests, creative milk jug contest, and judging activities allowed us to grow in new, creative, and innovative ways. It also gave some of us who may not have had these opportunities the chance to compete and win some great prizes. Thank you to all the sponsors and donors for these new competitions.

Despite shows in California being cancelled many California youth were able to participate at shows such as the Western Nationals in Richmond, Utah, North America Open Dairy Cattle Show in Circleview, Ohio, and the MidEast Fall National Holstein Show in Louisville, Kentucky. We are all waiting with high hopes are high for 2021 show season.

It has been an honor to serve the California Junior Holstein Association as your Junior President. I am extremely excited to see what our California juniors achieve this year. Keep your hopes high, this year will go on!

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Holstein Association USA Field Representatives

By Emily Annexstad, Marketing & Communications Manager HAUSA

Continued Progress During Challenging Times It is safe to say 2020 has been an unusual year. The COVID-19 pandemic has presented its own set of unique challenges not only for our members, but for people around the world. The commitment our members have to forge ahead, despite the obstacles of 2020, is an inspiration to us all.

In his column in the Fall 2020 issue of The Pulse, CEO John Meyer commended Holstein Association members on their strength and resiliency writing, “Since March, our members have known what to do – and they have done their best in a very challenging time. The resiliency you continue to show is awe-inspiring.”

Holstein Association USA continues to move forward to serve our members while taking necessary precautions to keep our employees safe and healthy. Despite its challenges, 2020 has brought progress and even some bright spots for our valued members. In fact, some of the progress is taking place in your own backyard.

Research grant program funds University of California, Davis study Holstein Association USA’s research grant program provides funding to Universities in the United States performing research studies that benefit the profitability of Holsteins. One of the current research projects supported by the research grant program is a three-year study from the University of California, Davis which evaluates breeding cows for the slick hair gene to improve heat tolerance.

Dr. Anna Denicol, assistant professor at the University of California, Davis, is the principal investigator of the project, which is now in its second year. To be selected for the grant, Dr. Denicol and other applicants submit research proposals that are reviewed by a diverse committee of dairy producers and others directly involved in the industry.

The review committee looks for well-designed proposals that will benefit all Registered Holstein® breeders. Research topics can address a variety of areas including genetics, nutrition, reproduction, dairy foods, and economics.

“What we hope to see is that the animals carrying the slick hair gene mutation are more resistant to heat stress,” said Dr. Denicol. “The hope is that we can help mitigate this problem a little bit from all aspects, from production, reproduction, and well-being and all other aspects involved.”

Dr. Denicol and her co-principal investigator, Dr. Peter Hansen from the University of Florida, are following two groups of Holsteins on several farms in California and Florida from birth through their first lactation.

They aim to discover if the shorter, finer hair on animals with the slick hair gene mutation helps to reduces heat stress.

In addition to the slick hair gene study, a project from North Carolina State University focusing on using genomic information to manage inbreeding and a study from the University of Wisconsin-Madison researching double ovulation and twinning in Holsteins have also been funded by Holstein Association USA’s research grant program.

“The research proposals that shift their way to the top, there is some potential and long-term benefit that we can give back to the producer.

If we get the benefit to the producer, that will benefit the consumer as well,” explains Dr. Shanks, dairy genetics consultant for Holstein USA. Many reasons to smile The research grant program is just one of many things that have given us a reason to smile this year. We have enjoyed showcasing the story of Registered Holsteins through the words of our members on Holstein America, the leading dairy program on national television. If you have not had the chance to watch it yet, you can find this episode and all past episodes on our YouTube channel or on our website at www. holsteinusa.com/news/holstein_america.html.

While we missed gathering together in person for the National Holstein Convention and at World Dairy Expo this year, we continue to recognize our phenomenal members through our usual awards. The Monthly Classification Summaries and 40,000+ Pound Production Records are two new features on Holstein Association USA’s website. Created to help recognize outstanding Holstein cows and their breeders, the links to these updated lists can be found under the Popular Lists section on the website homepage.

Additionally, we launched a Virtual Interview Contest for our Junior members, designed to help them foster professional development skills and stay engaged in Holstein Association activities. Other positives for our members range from new Holstein Marketplace Sires bulls to choose from to continued genetic progress for the Holstein breed.

These are just some of the many ways we have continued to serve our members during this unusual year. To stay up to date on what is happening at Holstein USA, follow along on the Holstein Association USA social media pages and website. You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube with the handle @HolsteinUSA or at holsteinusa.com.

As we reflect on 2020 and plan for the year ahead, we continue to be grateful for our members and the work you do every day. Thank you for setting a top-notch example by putting your best foot forward and continuing to provide wholesome, nutritious dairy foods to consumers, even during this challenging time. We look forward to continuing to support you and the Holstein cow we all love in the year ahead.

The team has evaluated physiological responses to heat stress including internal and peripheral temperature, sweating rate and respiratory rate. Future evaluations will include reproduction and lactation records.

“It is the size of the project that is the strength that we really have here, and how broad it is,” Dr. Denicol shared. “We are very excited and just really want to see if we can make a difference in heat tolerance by using this mutation which is already in the breed, so it would just be a matter of increasing the frequency of that mutation in the breed.”

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Katharine Correia Southern CA Area Representative 559-556-1410 kcorreia@holstein.com

Lacee Paulo Northern CA Area Representative 559-212-1937 lpaulo@holstein.com

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California Genomic Leaders Top 10 GTPI Marketed Males Rank

NAAB #

Animal Name

GTPI

NM$

PTAT

Short Name

Marketed By

Sire Stack

1

7HO15306

Hilmar-D Legacy Warner-ET

2942

830

0.95

WARNER

Select Sires, Inc.

Legacy x Imax x Delta

2

200HO11946

Hilmar Bosa-ET

2924

791

1.25

BOSA

Semex Alliance

Timberlake x Achiever x Delta

3

250HO15211

Hilmar-D Riveting Caviar-ET

2909

735

2.10

CAVIAR

Select Sires GenerVations Riveting x Imax x Delta

4

7HO15339

Terra-Linda Tahiti Jaws-ET

2908

744

1.30

JAWS

Select Sires, Inc.

Tahiti x Amulet x Supershot

5

100HO12174

Jett-Fuel C Rocketeer-ET

2867

820

0.00

ROCKETEER

JLG Enterprises

Crimson x Modesty x Rodgers

6

1HO15551

Dejong Nextwave-ET

2865

747

0.50

NEXTWAVE

Genex

AltaRobert x Frazzled x Jedi

7

7HO15225

Terra-Linda Sunrise-ET

2864

727

1.23

SUNRISE

Select Sires, Inc.

Tahiti x Rubicon x Leaf

8

7HO15212

Hilmar Rome Archer-ET

2860

758

1.10

ARCHER

Select Sires, Inc.

Rome x Achiever x Delta

9

29HO19486

Terra-Calroy Khalil-ET

2857

740

0.94

KHALIL

Alta Genetics

Kenobi x Frazzled x Supersire

10

100HO12178

Terra-Linda T Hardhat-ET

2851

696

1.48

HARDHAT

JLG Enterprises

Tahiti x AltaAmulet x Supershot

Top 10 GTPI Heifers Rank 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Animal Name TERRA-LINDA ZSBRLA CLEO-ET Terra Linda Dairy TRIFECTA H 17970-ET Trifecta Genetics TRIFECTA H 17883-ET Trifecta Genetics TERRA-CALROY HLX JOURNEY-ET Terra Linda Dairy TERRA-LINDA ZAZL DESTINY-ET Terra Linda Dairy TERRA-LINDA ZAZZLE DIXIE-ET Terra Linda Dairy RUANN RIVET SMURI-94086-ET Stephen & Patrick Maddox RUANN TWITCH GLORY-3996-ET Stephen & Patrick Maddox TERRA-LINDA EXCALIBUR MAY Terra Linda Dairy HILMAR LEGACY 17503-ET Hilmar Holsteins, Inc.

Top 10 PTAT Heifers Rank GTPI 2977 1

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Animal Name PTAT AGRESTI ARTIST DYMOND-ET 4.01 Double D Holsteins RUANN ADMIRAL POSCH-4796-ET 3.89 Stephen & Patrick Maddox TERRA-LINDA HANCOK 10626-ET 3.84 Terra Linda Dairy RUANN W APPLE-96116-RED-ET 3.83 Stephen & Patrick Maddox RUANN MOOVIN APPLE-3055-ET 3.80 Stephen & Patrick Maddox RUANN MOOVIN JEAN-4160-ET 3.80 Stephen & Patrick Maddox TERRALINDARF UNDN CUDDLE-ET 3.76 Terra Linda Dairy & Rasberry Futures LLC RUANN MOOVIN JEAN-4439-ET 3.70 Stephen & Patrick Maddox RUANN DOC JEAN-85902-ET 3.69 Joe Airosa CRANEHILL JACOBY CHLOE 3.68 Cranehill Genetics

PROGRESSIVE GENETICS HERD AWARD WINNERS HERD

Airosa Dairy BWC Weststeyn Dairy LP Big De Farms LP Cal Poly Corporation Cal-Denier Holsteins Calori-D Holsteins Costa-View Farms Curtis Vanden Berge Den-K Holsteins Diamond S Ranch Dino Migliazzo Double D Dairy Durrer Dairy Edwin & Gerard Koetsier

YEARS CTPI

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2 3 4 16 8 15 7 6 24 9 15 7 3 1

2186 2257 2485 2156 2114 2255 2316 2460 2343 2232 2322 2175 2147 2336

Evangelo Holsteins Faria Dairy Fern-Oak Farms Fernjo Farms Genasci Dairy Gerrit & Adrianna Roeloffs Hath Dairy Henry & Carolyn Van Exel Hillcrest Dairy Hilltop Holsteins LLC Hilmar Holsteins Jake De Raadt John G. Kisst Kylie Konyn Leal Dairy

5 3 3 5 2 1 1 1 7 10 29 5 10 4 2

2322 2141 2163 2280 2113 2282 2332 2133 2208 2282 2469 2238 2290 2344 2338

Legacy Ranches Leroy Ornellas Lumar Dairy Farms MB Luckylady Farm Mrs. J. B. Fiscalini & Son Mt. Whitney Dairy Robert J. LaSalle Sherman Dairy Sierra Vista Dairy Silveira Dairy Steve & Pat Maddox Sweet-Haven Holsteins Terra Linda Dairy Tony M. & Fatima Garcia

2 2 7 2 4 7 25 12 10 2 1 3 10 2

2160 2352 2303 2189 2141 2257 2382 2274 2312 2349 2161 2239 2409 2137

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California Junior Holstein Show Contest Sponsored by the California Holstein Association to encourage youth with their project animals. Our goal is to recognize these young exhibitors and their hard work and dedication to Holstein genetics! Contest is open to all California Junior Holstein Association members exhibiting Registered Holstein in CA at their respective county fairs or local shows. Open to ages 7-21 as of January 1. Criteria for judging is a non-professional side profile picture of animal with exhibitor, and an entry form listing show placings. Winners are selected by an impartial panel of trained judges.

SPRING CALF WINNER

WINTER CALF WINNER

Costa-View Brokaw 72140; Ava Davis

SUMMER YEARLING WINNER

Jo-Costa Sol Melinda 69201; Ava Davis

SPRING CALF RESERVE WINNER

Hath Meridian Bree 5448; Trevor Hath

SPRING YEARLING RESERVE WINNER

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FALL CALF WINNER

Pappys Avalanche Ready-Red-ET; Kylie Konyn

SPRING YEARLING WINNER

Ms Giltex J Diamond-Red; Hunter McIsaac

WINTER CALF RESERVE WINNER

Dinomi Edge of Glory; Jaxon Davis

WINTER YEARLING RESERVE WINNER Giltex DB Lilly; Jon Chapman

Harvue Undenied Flame-ET; Henry Pareira

WINTER YEARLING WINNER

MS PG PV Beem of Light; Hayden & Hunter McIsaac and Kylie Konyn

FALL CALF RESERVE WINNER

Savage-Leigh Absl Style-ET; Madison Blount

SUMMER YEARLING RESERVE WINNER

Hath Expander Lexa 5115; Ryan Hath

Congratulations to all this year’s contestants!

JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD WINNER

MS PG PV Beemer Magical; Hayden & Hunter McIsaac and Kylie Konyn

SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD WINNER

Two-Rock Rager 5679-Red; Hayden McIsaac

JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD RESERVE WINNER Vanden-Berge Minnie 775-ET; Lauren Silveira

SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD WINNER

Hardee-Tex Byway Believe; Jon Chapman

4-YEAR-OLD WINNER

T&R Azevedo Manziel Diamond; Aidan Azevedo

SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD RESERVE WINNER Cranehill Dback Rylin; Logan Silveira

JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD RESERVE WINNER

Silver-Elite Bustop Rey; Logan Silveira

BULL

Aspire Saloon Jake; Kylie Konyn

4-YEAR-OLD RESERVE WINNER

Aspire Trigger Juliett; Kylie Konyn

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MELVOLD HONORED WITH KLUSSENDORF AWARD Ken Melvold of Fresno, CA, was named the 78th winner of the Klussendorf Award, the highest recognition given to a dairy cattle showman in the United States during the 53rd World Dairy Expo in 2019. Melvold is a humble, friendly, and kind human being, and these attributes may mask that fact he is a tremendous cowman and great competitor.

It was during this time that the 78th Klussendorf winner rubbed elbows with the likes of Henry LaFranchi, Stuart Rowe, Harlan Askelson, Al Hay, and many more.

As these relationships grew, Melvold would work for such herds as Willomonte in Nevada, Champ Goodwood in Missouri, Dreamstreet in New York, and Bottema Farms in Indiana. Melvold also worked with some of the best herds throughout California and assisted or managed hundreds of sales in all dairy breeds throughout the U.S.

Most importantly, if success is measured by friendships gained and grown throughout the years, few in dairy circles could match this Melvold’s success.

Simply If success is measured in miles traveled, stated, Ken Melvold few can match Melvold’s odometer from is one of the most popular people in our boxcar to airplane. business.

This year’s winner showing experiences started like many others with a 4-H project and progressed from there. During college, Melvold worked with the Piney Hill West show herd, traveling up and down the California circuit. The string would show all summer and end up at the California’s Cow Palace and then on to Waterloo, Iowa, If success is measured in ribbons, banners, at the National Dairy Cattle Congress.

SALES IN REVIEW

The Genetic Superbowl Sale was hosted

by Denier Genetics on February 1. The sale The Bovines on the Beach Sale was held featured lots from numerous All-American January 24 during the California Holstein and deep-pedigreed Holstein families.

Convention in San Luis Obispo. The sale consisted of 52 lots with a total gross of Lot 81, Cal-Denier-I Unx Allie 8054 $188,475. The official average for the sale topped the sale at $7000 and sold to Danger Holsteins. She was a 9/19 Unix was $3,625. granddaughter of Micheret Alexandra Sid Lot 12 was high seller at $16,000- Winstar (EX-94 2E).

Diversity 6176-ET, consigned by Winstar Genetics and purchased by Hilmar Selling for $5200 was Borderview Demp Holsteins. The second high selling lot Honour-ET, a 9/19 Dempsey daughter of was lot 15, Terra-Linda Tahiti 10377- Hez Hezbollahs Honour-ET (EX-94) then ET, consigned by Terra Linda Dairy and All-American Dubeau Dundee Hezbollah (EX-92). She was purchased by T&L Cattle. purchased by Tim Rauen for $7,800.

For $7,750, the high selling live lot was lot The Airosa Dairy Showcase Sale was held 2, Pick of the Den-K herd, consigned by February 12 in Tulare, CA, and averaged Den-K Holsteins and purchased by Exels $3149. Top selling lot at $12,000 was KashHolsteins. The second high selling live lot In Craze 57475-ET, a Craze fall yearling at $6,700 was lot 31, KW-BHL U Dewberry- from River Valley Excitation Flawless (EXRed-ET, consigned by David Edwards and 91), Reserve Grand Champion of the All American Jersey Show in 2019. She was purchased by David Vander Eyk. consigned by Rancho Teresita Dairy.

Sale crew with a representative of Lot 2, a pick of the herd from Den-K Holsteins. The pick was the high selling Live lot at $7750.

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and trophies won, the trophy case would be overflowing.

Sale crew, buyer and consignor with the top selling lot at the Ruann Fiesta Sale, Ladyrose Caught Your Eye-ET.

Compliments of Hoard’s Dairyman

Golden-Oaks Doc Call Me-ET sold for $9900 to Danger Holsteins and was consigned by Olivia Cunha. She was a 9/18 King Doc from Golden-Oaks Atwd CharlaET (EX-93 GMD).

The Ruann Fiesta hosted by Ruann Genetics was held March 14 in Riverdale, CA. A large, enthusiastic crowd attended the sale and the selling prices were outstanding all day. The sale averaged $7,935 on 113 live lots.

Lot 19 topped the sale at $45,000. Ladyrose Caught Your Eye-ET, is a 3/19 Unix daughter out of Rosedale Achieverslegacy-ET VG89, the All-American Milking Yearling in 2017. Caught Your Eye was the highest type Unix daughter at the time of the sale at +4.39T. She was consigned by Rosedale Genetics and Frank & Diane Borba, CA and purchased by Evolution Holsteins and David Dyment, ON. R-John Prestige Champion-ET sold for $24,000. She was a just fresh Doorman senior 2-year-old out of Silvermaple Windham Camille-ET EX-92, the Supreme Champion at the WDE Junior Show in 2016.

Champion was nominated All-American Winter Calf in 2018. She was consigned

by Graisson Schmidt, Tyler Dickerhoof and Matthew Day and purchased by Rocco Cunningham.

Fresno State Dairy Science

Growing Productive Tomorrows

Hands-on experience in & outside the classroom

• Dairy enterprise walking distance from the

main campus • Milking 150 head; 50% Jersey, 50% Holstein • Internships & work study programs • Land O’ Lakes Dairy Diagnostic Labratory • Dairy Research partnering with dairy industry and other universities • Undergraduate and Graduate student research opportunities • Dairy Challenge • On-site Dairy Processing Plant • Dairy Cattle Show Team • Dairy Science Club • Dairy and Non-Dairy Scholarships

Students lead tours and participate in Ag Days

Kyle S. Thompson, Ph.D. Dairy Science Professor & Program Coordinator

kthompson@csufresno.edu

2019 Dairy Challenge Team

Dairy focused research in the Land 0’ Lakes Dairy Diagnostic Lab

100% studentmanaged & operated campus dairy. In the heart of the California Dairy Industry

2019 State Fair Show Team

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2019 California All-Americans & Junior All-Americans WINTER CALF

UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICAN

FALL CALF

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN

SUMMER YEARLING

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Blexys Crush Budweiser Budjon, Vail, Abbott, Woodmansee, and Van Exel

Crystal-Star Avlnch Cali Matt Hawbaker, MB Luckylady Farm, and Brandon Almeida

Hammertime Doorman Nova Weeksdale, Frank & Diane Borba, Hovden, Select Farm and Gonzales

SUMMER YEARLING

SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

HM JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN & NOM. OPEN

ALL-AMERICAN & HM JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN

Scenic-Edge Jordan-Red Ty, Jacey & Hadley Ross

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Golden-Oaks Sid Chrome Miles, Macrae & Madison Price and Christian Cunningham

RuAnn Doorman Jean-55162 Stephen & Patrick Maddox

4-YEAR-OLD

4-YEAR-OLD

5-YEAR-OLD

ALL-AMERICAN

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN

UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICAN

Mapleley Goldwyn Julia Lookout Holsteins, Frank & Diane Borba, Gerald Todd, and Elitehaven Genetics 46 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

Alfinch Zelgodis Taci Frank & Carol Borba, Frank & Diane Borba, and T & L Cattle Ltd

Oakfield GC Darby Frank & Carol Borba, Frank & Diane Borba, T &L Cattle, Trent Valley, and Jason Mell

5-YEAR-OLD

AGED COW

UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICAN PRODUCE OF DAM

Ms Exels Dundee Beauty Van Exel, Triple-T Holsteins, Conroy, Sharpe, and Bennett

JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN

Musthaven Goldwyn Jaelyn-P Miles, Macrae & Madison Price and Christian Cunningham

RESERVE JR ALL-AMERICAN & NOM. OPEN

Webb View Lady Bell Wildthing F., C., A., L., J., L. & H. Borba, L. & D. Fraley, and C., C., & C. Cannon

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN JUNIOR BEST THREE FEMALES

Blexys Crush Black Cherry, Blexys Crush Budweiser, Blexys Doorman Brandy Budjon, Vail, Abbott,Woodmansee, and Van Exel

California All-American & Junior All-American Nominations B&W and R&W

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN FALL CALF

Budjon-Abbott Ava Amanda MB Luckylady Farm, Brandon Almeida, and Joey Branco Jr.

NOM. JR. ALL-AMERICAN R&W FALL CALF NOM. ALL-AMERICAN SPRING YEARLING NOM. ALL-AMERICAN R&W MILKING YRL Roll-N-View 1MoreTime-Red Mitchell Coleman and Kestin & Kinley Martin

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN R&W JR 2-YR-OLD NOM. ALL-AMERICAN R&W JR 2-YR-OLD

Sun-Made Larions Crayon Winright, Liberty Genetics, Frank & Diane Borba, and Brandon Almeida

Garay Red Diamond-Red-ET Glaustar, Lookout, Frank & Diane Borba, and G. Halbach

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN SR 2-YR-OLD

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN R&W SR 2-YR-OLD

Claquato Apple Turnover-Red G&M Schmidt & Ekys Holsteins

Glaustar Jacot Majesty-Red Glaustar, Lookout, Frank & Diane Borba and A. Fraley

Lallavan Avalanche Fiji Frank & Diane Borba and Brandon Almeida

NOM. JR. ALL-AMERICAN SR 2-YR-OLD

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN R&W JR 3-YR-OLD

NOM. JR. ALL-AMERICAN R&W 4-YR-OLD

Ryan-Crest Hnotic Elanah Chloe & Chase VanderEyk

Arroyo-Vista Pat-Ra-Red-ET Cal-Cab Holsteins, S&P Maddox, and G&M Schmidt

Hol-Star Malo Roz-Red-ET Connor Correia

Ruann D-B Shar 60985-Red Stephen & Patrick Maddox

NOM. ALL-AMERICAN 5-YR-OLD

Gamblin Armani Glade Rosedale Genetics, Dan Hovden, and MB Luckylady Farm CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020 » 47

2019 California R&W All-Americans & Junior R&W All-Americans SPRING CALF

FALL CALF

SUMMER YEARLING

HM ALL-AMERICAN

OCD Jordy Radiant-Red Crazy Chaos Syndicate

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN

Ms DB Infinity-Red P. Topp. C&J Hill, C. Umbel & Frank & Diane Borba

JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN & HM ALL-AMERICAN

SPRING YEARLING

WINTER YEARLING

FALL YEARLING

RES. JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN & NOM. OPEN Midway Jordy Ariza-Red-ET Ty, Jacey & Hadley Ross

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Ms Luncrest Ali-1949-Red-ET Matt Hawbaker, Frank & Diane Borba, and Parrabel Genetics

JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN

Ms Hillpine Knockout-Red Frank & Carol Borba and Frank & Diane Borba 48 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

Scenic-Edge Jordan-Red Ty, Jacey & Hadley Ross

HM ALL-AMERICAN

MDHillbrook Instagram-Red Chris & Jen Hill, Chad Umbel, and Frank & Diane Borba

JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

HHM ALL-AMERICAN

Nehls-Valley Ribbon-Red-TW Chole & Chase Vander Eyk

4-YEAR-OLD

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Ms Barb Act Beauty-Red-ET S&P Maddox, G&M Schmidt, M Berry, and T&L Cattle

AGED COW

RESERVE ALL-AMERICAN

Miss Apple Aria-Red-ET Stephen & Patrick Maddox and Tyler Dickerhoof

LIFETIME PRODUCTION

UNANIMOUS ALL-AMERICAN

Meadow Green Abso Fanny-Red-ET Triple-T, Mike Berry, T&L Cattle, Frank & Diane Borba and Frank & Carol Borba

Congratulations to Everyone!

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Remembering Friends JAMES AREIAS Loving Husband, Father, Grand-Father, Great-Grandfather & Friend.

Norman. Loving sister to Vernon Hansen and wife Kathy. Beloved aunt to Shay Ribeiro and husband Mark, Chad Hansen and girlfriend Tammy Buza. Also survived by her uncle Philip Vondrak of Iowa, and numerous cousins and extended family.

James Areias was Born in Volta, CA, on July 25, 1928 to Jess & Genevieve Areias. Jimmy passed away September 30, 2020 surrounded by his Family. James attended Volta Elementary School, L.B. Elementary & L.B. High School.

Ernie B. Deniz, a native of Petaluma, passed away peacefully at his home on November 1, 2020 after a short battle with cancer at the age James entered the dairy business with his Dad at age of 18 until he of 81. Ernie was the beloved husband of 44 years to the late Beverly J. joined the U.S. Air Force in January 1952. He returned to Los Banos Deniz, who recently preceded him in death. and the dairy business in January 1956 with his brothers John, Jess & Larry. In 1960 he moved his family and dairy business to 13621 W. He was the loving father of Kevin Soper, Lucas Deniz (Lisa), Becky Henry Miller Rd. where he was a member of Los Banos Dairyman’s for Chevalier (John), Vicky Prior (Frank), and Eddy Deniz (Bethany); 30 years until he retired to the life with his horses & buggy. This was adored grandfather to Kristina Norman (Brian), Steven Soper, Emily his great joy.

Prior, Abigail Prior, Darren Deniz, Shelby Deniz, Andrew Deniz, Rylee

ERNIE B. DENIZ

Jim was a member of Our Lady of Fatima Society & president for 8 years, he was a past president of Native Sons and a member for over 70 years. A member of I.C.F. Los Banos, Madonna del Carmine, K.C.’s , a driver for cancer patient for many years and a volunteer at New Bethany for 20 years.

Chevalier, Caden Chevalier, Ava Deniz, and Parker Deniz; and great grandfather to Matthew and Katelyn Norman. Loving brother-in-law to Vern Hansen (Kathy) and uncle to Shay Ribeiro (Mark) and Chad Hansen (Tammy).

Born September 12, 1939 to the late Augostinho Deniz and Mary Deniz (Silveira), Ernie was a lifelong resident of Petaluma, CA. He graduated He was proceeded in death by his parents Jess & Genevieve Areias, from Petaluma High School in 1958. Ernie spent his life working on Brothers Frank, Jess, Jr., Larry & John, Sisters Mayme Souza, Lena his family’s dairy farm, remaining active on the ranch alongside his Cassinerio, Son in law-Bruce Eads and his Aunt & Uncle who raised him son Lucas and daughter Becky, until his passing. He was dedicated to for 10 years A.F & Guilhemino Mello. his family, farm, faith, and the agriculture community. Ernie’s eleven He is survived by his wife Dolores of 68 years, his children James grandchildren were his greatest joy and he enjoyed time spent with Areias Jr (Janice), Cynthia Arambel (Daniel), Dennis Areias (Kirsten) & them on his ranch.

Julie Areias. 12 Grandchildren & 20 Great Grandchildren, 2 Sisters Irene Ernie was well known and respected in the local agricultural community Mello and Florence Bon and many very loving nieces & nephews for his involvement in and devotion to many community organizations We especially want to thank all the amazing caretakers that made his and activities, including State and County Fairs, 4-H, FFA, Western United Dairymen, and the Redwood Empire Holstein Association. He last few months bearable by their Love, Kindness & Dedication. was proud of his Portugese heritage and was active with the Holy Ghost Society. Ernie also enjoyed being a part of Petaluma Druids and was a longtime member of St. James Catholic Church.

BEVERLY J. DENIZ

Beverly J. Deniz passed away peacefully at her home in Petaluma, CA, The family would like to thank Mere Tavo for her devoted care of Ernie.

August 14, 2020 after a lengthy illness. Beverly was born June 10, 1948 to the late Clark E. Hansen and Evelyn G. Hansen (Vondrak).

IRENE ROSE GOMES

A lifelong resident of the Petaluma area, Beverly graduated Petaluma High School in 1966. Beverly was a country girl at heart who loved being on the farm, working along-side her family and with her animals.

She was devoted to her family, faith and hard work. Her greatest joy in life was taking part and attending the many different events of her children and grandchildren.

Irene Rose Gomes, 97, of Gustine, CA died with grace and dignity, peacefully on August 8, 2020.

Irene Rose Gomes was a woman of greatness. Her intelligence, sweetness, common-sense and generosity were immense. Her commitment to her family and her community had no bounds. She She was a dedicated 4-H leader and a fixture at the county fairs for was a loving, caring mother and friend, always thinking of others decades, helping her children and grandchildren showing dairy cattle. first. She will be greatly missed; she has joined her husband Wilbur, Beverly was a long-time member of St. James Catholic Church, where her beloved brother Joe, sister Hilda, parents Mary & John G. Rose for eternity together. she taught CCD classes for many years.

She is survived by her loving husband of 44 years Ernest Deniz of Petaluma. Loving mother to her children, Kevin Soper, Lucas Deniz and wife Lisa, Becky Chevalier and husband John, Vicky Prior and husband Frank, Eddy Deniz and wife Bethany. Cherished Grandma to Kristina Norman and husband Brian, Steven Soper, Emily and Abigail Prior, Darren, Shelby, and Andrew Deniz, Rylee and Caden Chevalier, Ava and Parker Deniz. Great-grandmother to Matthew and Katelyn 50 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

Irene was born in Calheta, St George Island, Azores, and immigrated at the age of 2 years, traveling with her Mother, brother 6 years and sister 4 years, settling to live her wonderful life in Gustine. Her first paying job at 8 years was stocking shelves at Gustine Mercantile, then clerking there, summer jobs cutting & packing in the Patterson Fruit Barns. Irene graduated from Gustine High School, Class of 1941.

While in High School she was an outstanding athlete, active in Drama,

was Head Cheer Leader and voted the Most Likely to Succeed, which managed Ocean View Farms, Windsor, CA, and as an advocate for the U.S. dairy industry. He is further survived by his lifelong work with become her mission. registered Holstein dairy cattle, most notably the Ocean View Steps She graduated from Humphrey’s Business College, at 20 years old and Dixie families. began a career as an Assistant Bank Manager, Bank of Newman.

During World War II, she married her high school sweetheart, Wilbur. In retirement, Nunes was an avid golfer, traveler and sports fan.

After the war, he opened an Accounting Practice in Gustine with Irene Never one to gravitate toward the spotlight, he is remembered for his at his side. Over the years this business grew to include an Insurance compassion and sense of humor. He quietly supported those in need Agency, a Creamery and a Registered Holstein Dairy. Irene was tireless and made the people around him laugh with his stories about growing up on the Point Reyes National Seashore and his ever-evolving golf as CEO for the family businesses and never retired. game.

In 1947, Irene and her mother founded V.F.W. Auxiliary Post #7635, named in honor of her brother, Joseph G. Rose, killed in action early He is survived in loving memory by Barbara Stevens and his sons, in the war. Irene held every office in the chapter over the decades and Daryl Nunes (Pam Nunes) and Keith Nunes (Carol Davis), and their never failed to support the veterans, volunteering for fundraising & mother Vivian Nunes. sold more Poppies every year. She was instrumental in commissioning a monument in the City Park dedicated to the Men of Gustine who died fighting in war. Irene and Wilbur were benefactors of the Gustine Historical Museum where she also served as a docent, with a capacity Bernard Souza Jr., of Turlock, CA, passed away at the Alexander Cohen for remembering first-hand details of local events over the years. She Hospice House in Hughson on February 18, 2020. Surrounded by his donated her birth home property for a parish park on St. George Island. loving family, he was 86 years old.

She always gave generously, awarding scholarships and rewarding outstanding students for their accomplishments.

Bernard was born in Gustine to Bernard Souza Sr. and Mary Flores

BERNARD SOUZA JR.

The community recognized Irene’s patronage by selecting her as Grand Marshall and A Woman of Distinction. She was a champion Bridge player, spanning generations of players for more than 60 years.

She loved the companionship of her Bridge Ladies and Birthday Girls, no other appointment was more important to her.

Souza. Raised in the Stevinson and Hilmar communities, he graduated from Hilmar High School, Class of 1951. After graduation, he served honorably in the U.S. Army Forces. He married the love of his life, Elfrieda Mendes on November 13, 1965 in Los Banos.

Bernard was a dairyman his entire life and enjoyed showing dairy cattle in his spare time. He also enjoyed sports, especially attending Irene is survived by her daughters; Diana and Patt (Dennis) Brach, his grandchildren’s sporting events, and bowling. He played for the Grandsons Ryan (Emilia) and Derek Brach, Great Grandchildren Nolan, Stanislaus Senior Softball League for over 30 years and loved going Mila and Anya Brach. to Saint George, Utah every year to participate in the Senior Olympic Games. Bernard was also a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, YMI, and the Holstein Association.

MANUEL EUGENE MARTIN

At the aged of 89, Manuel Eugene Martin passed away November 9, 2019. Manuel was born to parents Joe and Maria Martin in San Jose, California on July 22, 1930. He was one of six siblings.

In 1934, the family moved to Dos Palos, California. He was only 16 years old when his father passed, and he took over the dairy.

In 1954, he met Elsie Silveria at a dance. They married in 1955. He spent the next 40 years in partnership with his brother in law Dan Cotta. Once selling the dairy, he was fortunate enough to be employed by Brinkley Farms, where he spent the next 30 years. He was the Grand Marshal of the Dos Palos Cotton Festival. His love for life was unmatched, his jokes, unforgettable and his love for family and friends indescribable.

He treasured his grandkids.

Along with his parents, Bernard was preceded in death by his sister and two brothers, Lloyd and Richard Souza. He is survived by his wife, Elfrieda Souza; his son, Bernard Souza and daughter-in-law, Brandi Souza; daughter, Lori Souza; and grandchildren, Brooke and Boston Souza.

WILLIAM JOHN ZINN William (Bill) Zinn passed away September 10, 2020 in Susanville, CA. He was born November 18, 1939 in Milwaukee, WI, to William and Lois Zinn. He was a dairy farmer for 34 years and enjoyed golfing, racing and telling stories.

He is survived by his wife Giovanna, his two sons Will Zinn (Cammy) of He will be forever remembered by his daughter and son in law John Litchfield and Roy Zinn (Lora) of Elk Grove, his grandchildren Derek, and Janine Emerzian, grandchildren Kelsie and Cole Emerzian and Ashley, Tyana and Alexis, and his great grandchildren Cameron and Vinnie. sister Mary Cotta.

Bill was very active in his community serving on the Shaffer School board, the water district board and was president of the California Holstein Association for many years. He also loved to coach little Marvin L. Nunes passed away on November 7, 2019 at the age of 83, league, Babe Ruth baseball and little grizzlies football. due to pancreatic cancer. A lifelong resident of Sonoma and Marin counties, Nunes spent his career as a dairyman who owned and He will be dearly missed by his family and friends.

MARVIN L. NUNES

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Breeder Advertiser Directory 1. AIR-OSA DAIRY 11275 Road 96, Pixley, CA 93256; 559-967-5258; apanamajoe@aol.com 2. CAL-DENIER HOLSTEINS 10715 Arno Rd., Galt, CA 95632; 209-745-4982; rjd.denier@gmail.com 3. CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY San Luis Obispo, CA 93407; 805-756-2560 4. CALORI-D HOLSTEINS 2621 Hall Rd., Denair, CA 95316; 219-667-7783; stelynm2012@gmail.com 5. CORREIA HOLSTEINS 181 Andrews Circle, Tulare, CA 93274; 559-303-5481; katharinecorreia@yahoo.com 6. CRANEHILL GENETICS 21859 Crane Ave., Hilmar, CA 95324; 209-596-7532 7. EXEL’S HOLSTEINS & JERSEYS 20002 N. Thornton Road, Lodi, CA 95242; 209-334-3292; hvanexel@hotmail.com 8. EYK’S HOLSTEINS 10279 Road 80, Pixley, CA 93256; 559-757-7104 9. FDB HOLSTEINS 25381 E. Dodds Road, Escalon, CA 95320; 209-838-3483; fdbhol@aol.com

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10. FRESNO STATE 2415 E San Ramon Ave., Fresno, CA 93740; 559-278-2873; kthompson@csufresno.edu 2 7 9

11. GEN-ACE HOLSTEINS 6555 Blue Gum Ave., Modesto, CA 95358; 209-545-0685; genace1@aol.com 12. GIL-TEX HOLSTEINS 5601 Mt. View Rd., Turlock, CA 95382; 209-985-2400

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13. HILMAR HOLSTEINS 21859 Crane Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324; 209-634-7523; hilmarholsteins@aol.com 14. LEGEND DAIRY FARMS PO Box 2500, Chino, CA 91708; 909-627-2100 15. MADDOX DAIRY 12863 W. Kamm Ave., Riverdale, CA 93656; 559-866-5624; smaddoxjr@hotmail.com 16. MB LUCKY LADY FARMS 2323 W. Keyes Road, Modesto, CA 95358; 209-531-0202; smb1982@aol.com

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17. MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE 435 College Ave., Modesto, CA 95358; 209-575-6053 hobbyb@mjc.edu 5, 20

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18. R-JOHN HOLSTEINS 4338 Lichau Rd, Penngrove, CA 94951; 707-974-8700; haysource@aol.com

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19. RUANN DAIRY 7285 W. Davis Ave., Riverdale, CA 93656; 559-867-4457; ruannpat@aol.com 20. TERRA LINDA DAIRY 4433 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274; 559-358-5345; terralindadairy4433@gmail.com

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21. VANDEN BERGE DAIRY 11701 Old River Rd., Bakersfield, CA 93311; 661-340-6448; vbdairy@aol.com

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Index to Advertisers AgriTech Analytics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 All-West Select Sires. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Arizona Dairy Company. . . . . . . . . 35 Bill Genasci. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Cal Poly. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Calori-D Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 52 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

Correira Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Cranehill Genetics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Denier Genetics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Exclusive Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Exels Holsteins and Jerseys . . . . . . . 2 Eyks Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Farm Credit. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 FDB Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Fresno State Dairy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Gil-Tex Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Golden Link. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 High Sierra Bio-Distributing . . . . . 34

Hilmar Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Legend Dairy Farm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Maddox / Ruann. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 MB Lucky Lady Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Modesto Junior College. . . . . . . . . 37 Paule-View Transport. . . . . . . . . . . 58

R-John Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Terra Linda Dairy. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Trans Ova. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Two-Rock Holsteins. . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Van de Berge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 World Wide Sires. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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Membership Directory A.L. GILBERT COMPANY P.O. Box 38, 304 N Yosemite, Oakdale, CA 95361 209-847-1721 *ACUNA, William 946 Apple Ave, Greenfield, CA 93927 831-297-2782 williamacuna1230@yahoo.com *ADAMS, Kolbi, Lantz, Rikki PO Box 714, Laton, CA 93242 559-896-0909; adamscows@msn.com AGRESTI-ASSALI, Dominic Double D Dairy 1441 E Monte Vista Ave, Ceres, CA 95307 209-592-0281 doubledholsteins@yahoo.com AIROSO, Joe & Diane Joey & Laurie; Joseph & Kelci *Phillip Airosa Dairy P.O. Box 1087, Tipton, CA 93272 ALAMO, Joe * John, Michael Alamo Dairy PO Box 99, Keyes, CA 95328 209-537-2939; dairyalam@aol.com ALMEIDA, Brandon Brand-O Holsteins PO Box 296, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-620-1432; brandonalmeida@me.com ALMEIDA, Anne & John PO Box 296, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-595-3499; annealmeida@me.com *AMABILE, Taylor & Jaelyn 2127 Arroyo Ct, Los Banos, CA 93635 AMARANTE, Patrick Lazy-A Holsteins 1307 Costa Del Sol, Shell Beach, CA 93449 209-605-1971; lazya241954@gmail.com ANDERSON, Constance 2208 Forest Lane, Ceres, CA 95307 209-247-5616, 209-380-9647 pixieknoll@charter.net *ANDRADE, Madison 2321 E Countr Ave, Visalia, CA 93292 559-331-4925; eliza_beth_g@yahoo. com TACattlehauling@yahoo.com AREIAS, Dennis A & Kirsten Den-K Holsteins, Inc 13315 Baker Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-826-6242; denk@elite.net AREIAS, JR., Jim 15688 W Henry Miller, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-604-7837; jareiasjr@gmail.com *ARNTZ, Clayton, Audrey, Macy 8939 Poplar Ave, Cotati, CA 94931 707-779-9221; arntzclayton@yahoo.com aarntz20@petk12.org, karntzphs@yahoo.com *ASCHWANDEN, Lindsey 1875 E Marshall, Turlock, CA 95380 209-652-1774; laschmanden@tcschools.us

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*AVILA, Xoey 13045 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274 559-644-7648; xa0671@tjuhsd-student.org *AZEVEDO, Aidan 21480 August Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 azevedodairy@gmail.com BALISTRERI, Dominic 555 Chileno Valley Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-326-3032; dbalistreri1123@gmail.com BARCELLOS, Tom & Felomena T-Bar Dairy 14851 Rd. 168, Porterville, CA 93257 559-784-5160; tbardairy@barcellosfarms.com *BARCELOS, Gianina PO Box 1156, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-988-3548; love4jerseycows@gmail.com *BARRETT, Siana 3600 Hwy 152, Dos Palos, CA 93620 408-813-3345; sjsisi@aol.com BEGLINGER, Nick, Diane, Nick Jr., Heidi 7329 County Rd 16, Orland, CA 95963 503-865-8031 BERETTA, Jennifer 3233 Llano Rd, Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-695-2977; jens4x4@comcast.net *BERGLAND, Karinna, Tanner 2287 Catania Ct, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-743-4297; suzieberg1@gmail.com BETTENCOURT, David, Margaret, Austin *Gavin, Tristin, Kaiya DayMar6 Ranch 13132 W Linwood Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-277-3542; daymar6@aol.com abettencourt1995@gmail.com

BORBA, Frank & Diane * Frank Jr. MB Lucky Lady Farms 2323 W Keyes Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 209-531-0202; mbluckylady@gmail.com BORBA, Louie Lumar Dairy Farms 7215 S Prairie Flower Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-495-8438; lumardairy@gmail.com BORGES, Manuel & Jeannette 18355 E. Munro Ave, Stockton, CA 95215 209-466-1828 BORGES, Justin & Breanne 10408 S Van Allen Rd, Stockton, CA 95215 209-620-3454; bfilippini2@gmail.com *BORGES, Haylee 14588 Houston Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-772-9007; hayleeborges@gmail.com BRACCO, Ed & Bettie * Emma, Gracie Rocky Terrace Holsteins 30071 E Sonora, Farmington, CA 95230 209-886-1094; febracco45@aol.com *BRANCO, Jax PO Box 364, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-495-8075; jlbdairy@gmail.com *BRASIL, Tyler 6524 Perrin Rd, Manteca, CA 95337 209-629-6305; fsbrasil_dairy@yahoo.com BRAZIL RANCHES PO Box 750115, Petaluma, CA 94975 707-878-2217; jbr1097@aol.com BRAZIL, Robert 555 Fair Ave, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-765-2235

*BETTENCOURT, Jaxon PO Box 942, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-262-4019; krstn703@aol.com

BRAZIL-RAMIREZ, Kristy 7560 Blair Ave, Rohnert Park, CA 94928 707-765-2235

*BETTENCOURT, Ally 13799 East Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-678-2203 bettencourtmonica@yahoo.com

BURROUGHS, James Sierra Vista Dairy LP 22426 E Monte Vista Ave, Denair, CA 95316 209-874-9446; sierravistacows@gmail.com

BLAGG, Tyler * Nathan 12630 Atkinson Rd, Lodi, CA 95240 209-747-8118; tyler@agland.org

CABRAL, Tony & Vonnie Cal-Cab Holsteins 765 Alta Vista Ct, Galt, CA 95632 209-744-6932; youngelise@yahoo.com squirrelskinner@live.com

*BLANCHARD, Presley & Jamison 28459 Rd 56, Visalia, CA 93277 559-799-7473; sissyl1980@aolcom *BLOUNT, Madison 5530 Ehrlich Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-678-0558; kathyblount3@gmail.com BORBA, Clarence * Emma 10695 Escalon Bellota Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-480-4416; rockincbulls@aol.com BORBA, Frank & Carol FDB Holsteins 25381 E Dodds Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-838-3483; FDBHol@aol.com

CAMOZZI, Eugene Valley View Dairy 480 Pepper Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-792-1310 CARLTON, Hal & Anita Tai-Ko Holsteins 10218 Roeding Rd, Denair, CA 95316 209-883-4098, Hal 209-606-7345 halalmond@fire2wire.com CARVALHO, Jim & Michael * Mallory, Audrey Carvalho Farms 11443 Crows Landing Rd, Crows Landing, CA 95313 Michael 209-765-7354, Jim 209-765-4355 michael@carvalhodairy.com J4cow@yahoo.com

CASTELANELLI, Larry Castelanelli Bros.

401 W. Armstrong Rd., Lodi, CA 95242 209-369-9218 *CHAMPI, Giovanna, Julietta 4670 N 11th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-1464 legacyofmemory@yahoo.com *CHAPMAN, Jon, Chloe Gil-Tex Holsteins PO Box 507, Keyes, CA 95328 805-801-0463 californiaholstein@yahoo.com CHEDA, Larry Cheda-Hills 3272 Old Adobe Rd, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-762-3854 *CHEVALIER, Rylee & Caden Zendi Farms 421 Sonoma Mtn Road, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-478-8256; zendifarms@aol.com *CINCERA, Clayton, Kelsey Jean 4270 Concord Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407 707-953-7244 emmy.eichner@shorelineunified.org *CLAFLIN, William 1043 Woodlawn Ave, Devore, CA 92407 909-454-8106 william.b.claflin@gmail.com CODERNIZ, Frank & Betty, Alison, Diane Coderview Holsteins 40396 W Valeria Ave, Dos Palos, CA 93620 209-392-6735; coderview_cows@yahoo.com COLEMAN, Marc *Mitchell 19566 Portofino Ct, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-634-9964; ,cubs@um.att.com CORREIA, Katharine * Connor, Bristol 181 Andrews Circle, Tulare, CA 93274 559-303-5481 katharinecorreia@yahoo.com COSTA VIEW FARMS 16800 Rd 15, Madera, CA 93637 559-675-3131 ginam.costaviewfarms@gmail.com *COZZI, Justin 16501 State Hwy 33, Dos Palos, CA 93620 209-769-4665; jtcozzi@icloud.com CRANEHILL GENETICS 21859 Crane Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-652-3511; cranehillgenetics@aol.com CSUF AG FOUNDATION Kyle Thompson - CSUF Dairy 2415 E San Ramon Ave M/S AS 75, Fresno, CA 93740 559-278-2873; kthompson@csufresno.edu CUNNINGHAM, John & Lynn R John Holsteins 4338 Lichau Rd, Penngrove, CA 94951 707-974-8700; haysource@aol.com

CUNNINGHAM, Rocco 4338 Lichau Rd, Penngrove, CA 94951 roccopenngrove@aol.com DAVIS, Les & Bernadette * Madeline, Melissa 1308 W Mt Whitney, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-816-1616; bellarosabernie@aol.com DAVIS, Michael 1308 W Mt Whitney, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-707-9377 DAVIS, James & Tara * Ava, Jaxon TA-RO-LEE Holsteins 301 Robertson Blvd, Chowchilla, CA 93610 559-665-3068 tara.davis.r8bu@statefarm.com DE VISSER, Brum 4500 Albers Rd, Oakdale, CA 95361 209-847-0468; rumdvdairy@aol.com DEGROOT, Tony Anthony De Groot Dairy 3012 Grangeville Blvd, Hanford, CA 93230 559-584-9363 brianwaymire087@gmail.com DEMELLO, Tony Chairein Holsteins PO Box 3836, Turlock, CA 95381 209-404-9540; tddemello@earthlink.net DENIER, Fred & Richard Cal-Denier Dairy, LLC 10715 Arno Rd, Galt, CA 95632 209-745-4982; fdenier@softcom.net *DENIZ, Darren, Shelby, Andrew Zendi Farms 421 Sonoma Mtn Road, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-478-8256; zendifarms@aol.com DENIZ, Lucas & Lisa, Eddy Deniz, Vicky Prior & Becky Chevalier Zendi Farms 344 Lynch Rd, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-484-3798; ,zendifarms@aol.com DERAADT, Jake Eden-Vale Dairy 6944 21 1/2 Ave., Lemoore, CA 93245 559-904-3760; jakederaadt@gmail.com DERAADT, Laura 6460 Smith Rd, Oakdale, CA 95361 209-845-1572; jderaadt@hotmail.com DESNAYER, Paula DeSnayer Dairy 23243 N Rond Rd, Lodi, CA 95242 209-327-6140; desnayer@gmail.com DEVISSER, Adam 383 Farinelli Parkway, Escalon, CA 95320 209-604-7383; whtgld4u@aol.com DEVISSER, Peter 21268 E Avena Rd, Escalon, CA 93706 209-838-7383; PRdeVisser@aol.com *DEVRIES, Jennifer 17215 Wild Rd, Helendale, CA 92342 760-881-6784; rixt.jennifer2003@hotmail.com

*DIGIOVANI, Taciana 5400 S Quincy Rd, Denair, CA 95316 209-678-3772; cowdoc2005@yahoo.ca *DONALDSON, Megan PO Box 156, Tomales, CA 94971 707-292-3277; jenn.crayne@yahoo.com *DOOLEY, Eva PO Box 1347, Hanford, CA 93232 559-904-4410; kepenyes@me.com *DOOLEY, Owen & Shane 4985 Ave 272, Visalia, CA 93277 559-799-7996; thedooleys@yahoo.com DORES, Michael & Brittney PO Box 874, Hughson, CA 95326 209-678-0553; bespindula22@yahoo.com DOTINGA, Michael Hilltop Holsteins 4900 Dodds Rd, Oakdale, CA 95361 209-605-5111 DUARTE, Joe Duarte Acres 8413 Faith Home Rd, Ceres, CA 95307 209-632-1987 DURRER, Chris & Leo Durrer Dairy/Lorita Holsteins 8461 Beckwith Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 Chris 209-595-5315, 209-765-1859 Leo; loritahols@aol.com DUTRA, Tom Nutrius 2120 W Vine St, Lodi, CA 95242 209-969-6399; tdutra@nutrius.com DYKSTRA, Johnny Dykstra Dairy 6801 Ave 176, Tulare, CA 93274 559-967-0961; dykstra036@aol.com *DYT, Callista, Doreen, Anneke, Ellie 22748 Kilburn Rd, Crowslanding, CA 95313 209-837-4391; jacquiedyt@gmail.com EDLUND, Dennis Slice O’Heaven Ranch 13525 Montfort Rd, Herald, CA 95638 916-207-4796 sliceofheavenranch@gmail.com www.sliceofheaven.com *EDMAN, Emmett 3955 Canal Ln, Winters, CA 95694 530-304-4724; jedman@ucdavis.edu *ELMER, Mackenzie, Lindsay, Timothy 1216 Birch Ave, Escondido, CA 92027 760-999-0406; elmerTimH@gmail.com, lindsayelmer@gmail.com cowgirl.kenzie99@gmail.com ERICKSON, Suzy 3511 W Sandy Mush Rd, Merced, CA 95341 ESPINDULA, George Startom Holsteins 5725 Ehrlich Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-634-4028; GEHolstein@aol.com ESTACIO, Bobby 2140 Julie Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-678-3801 ESTACIO, Bobby Jr., Caitlyn, Lucas 2140 Julie Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-678-3801 ETHERIDGE, Adie & Chris 225 Via Sansosti, Gustine, CA 95322

EVANGELO, Jason Evangelo Holsteins 6970 Corona Ave, Kingsburg, CA 93631 559-816-0321; jasonevangelo@hotmail.com EVANGELO, Matthew & Lauren Evangelo Holsteins 6970 Corona Ave, Kingsburg, CA 93631 559-816-4224; mevangelo@hotmail.com EVANGELO, Terrie Evangelo Holsteins 6926 6th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-8660; evangelo@hughes.net EVANGELO, Tony & Carolina 5324 W Prospect Ct, Visalia, CA 93291 559-741-9646; tevangelo@gmail.com FARIA, Frank & Patti Golden State Breeders 13182 S. Robinson Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-838-2342; FrankFariaFDI@aol.com FERNANDES, Austin, Greg, Gregory * Rhegan FernOak Farms 22800 Rd 148, Tulare, CA 93272 559-688-5695 Austin FERNANDES, Frank * Hayley, Maddie, Frankie Legacy Ranch 14690 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274 559-684-8220 FERNANDES, Gary, Garrison, Peyton, Angelica FernOak Farms 10002 Ave 144, Tipton, CA 93272 559-684-8220 FERNANDES, Jared * Delainee, Jacob Legacy Ranch 1910 Bordeaux Ct., Tulare, CA 93274 559-308-6241; FernandesJared@gmail.com fernoak@unwiredbb.com *FERNANDES, Jillian 1443 Windsong Dr, Tulare, CA 93274 559-972-4024; race_chic77@yahoo.com FERNANDES, Joey Fernjo Farms 22601 Rd 148, Tulare, CA 93274 559-688-1842; fernjo@juno.com FERNANDES, Josh *Luke, Gianna, Ava Legacy Ranch 2450 La Paloma Dr, Tulare, CA 93274 559-684-8220 FERNANDES, Landon, Collin, Preston Fernjo Farms 22601 Rd 148, Tulare, CA 93274 559-280-1850; fernjofarms@gmail.com *FERREL, Kaitlyn 2311 Henry Miller, Los Banos, CA 93635 FIRE-LAKE HOLSTEINS PO Box 1024, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-678-2670 FISCALINI, Brian Fiscalini Farms 7206 Kiernan Ave, Modesto, CA 95358 209-346-0384; bfiscalini@gmail.com *FORSTER, Kyleigh 1060 Calamity Ln, Bakersfield, CA 93314 661-619-8023; cforster78@aol.com

*FREITAS, Joey 13799 East Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 *FUMASI, Ava, Mary 6142 W Seeger Ct, Visalia, CA 93277 559-623-9202; fumasitx@gmail.com GAMBONINI, Frank, Stacey, Alex * Sammi Gamlake Dairy 7149 Lakeville Hwy, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-762-2581; gamlakedairy@gmail.com apgambo@gmail.com, calpenney@gmail.com frankiegambonini@gmail.com sgambonini@gmail.com www.gamlakedairy.com *GARCIA, Kendall 4316 Savoie Ct, Modesto, CA 95356 209-409-2340; garciafam4316@gmail.com *GARCIA, Dylan, Evan 1836 Marroneto Ct, Tulare, CA 93274 559-686-1864; wegotmilk@aol.com GARCIA, JR., Tony 6455 California Ave, Modesto, CA 95358 209-818-9696; GarciaDairy@hotmail.com GASPAR, Steve Parreira-Gaspar Dairy 15997 Ave 188, Strathmore, CA 93267 559-381-0947; sagaspar03@gmail.com GENASCI DAIRY 6555 Bluegum Ave, Modesto, CA 95358 209-765-7111; genace1@aol.com GENASCI, Andrew, Kevin, Matthew, Grant Genasci Dairy 6555 Bluegum Ave, Modesto, CA 95358 209-765-7111; genace1@aol.com GENASCI, Steve, Tom Genasci Dairy 3213 Jackson Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 GERBER, Larry 11706 Blue Oak Dr., Oakdale, CA 95361 209-846-5535, 209-484-0651 larrygrandslam@comcast.net GH DAIRY 14651 S. Grove Ave, Ontario, CA 91762 909-806-6455; ghd123@earthlink.net GIPE, Alpha & Sherri 6885 W Oak Ave, Merced, CA 95341 209-358-9377; AWGipe@aol.com GODINHO, Joe Godinho Holsteins 21544 S Hayes Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-362-6037; godinhoholsteins@msn.com *GOMES, Allyson 2343 Cool Springs Ct, Los Banos, CA 93635 559-493-1216; yankeesnik73@gmail.com *GOMES JR., Daniel 1373 Merganser Ct, Newman, CA 95360 209-602-2472; dhdgomes@yahoo.com GOMES, Stan Tulare High School Farm 591 W Bardsley, Tulare, CA 93274 559-687-7390 mike.mederos@tulare.k12.ca.us GORDON, Laura 3554 W Oakridge Ave, Visalia, CA 93291 559-750-7640; gordon494@gmail.com

GOYENETCHE, Michael G3 Dairy 5829 East Panama Ln, Bakersfield, CA 93307 661-845-4564; G3Dairy@aol.com *GREGORIO, Gabbie 10950 E Jahant Rd., Acampo, CA 95220 209-663-3976; doubleg1221@gmail.com *GREIDANUS, Shae 15887 Ave 264, Visalia, CA 93292 sgreidanus1@gmail.com GROSSI, Annette 3550 Novato Blvd, Novato, CA 94947 415-897-6762 GROSSI, Henry M. PO Box 398, Valley Ford, CA 94972 707-776-7826; hmg82350@gmail.com GROSSI, Dominic S. * Bryce, Paige 3666 Novato Blvd, Novato, CA 94947 415-897-8461; nancygrossi@gmail.com GROVE, Jordan 2218 Old Ranch Pl, Santa Rosa, CA 95405 707-538-0524; r-dgrove@sonic.net HAKKER, Roger & Cheryl Hakker Dairy 12499 Idaho Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-9084; RAHakker@yahoo.com HAMM, Jack & Pati Lima Ranch 13438 N Thornton Rd, Lodi, CA 95242 209-334-5422; mooovers@aol.com HANCOCK, Anna White Whale Farm 5880 Carroll Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-876-3300; anna@whitewhalefarm.com HARDING, Cameron 3550 Novato Blvd, Novato, CA 94947 HARRIS, Chad Sierra-View Farms 890 I St, Hickman, CA 95323 209-277-6088; svfarms7281990@gmail.com HASTINGS, Joel DairyBusiness 1625 Howard Rd #313, Madera, CA 93637 315-430-7378; jhastings@dairybusiness.com www.dairybusiness.com HATH, Leon & Amy * Ryan, Trevor Hath Dairy PO Box 69, El Nido, CA 95317 209-756-2266; hathdairy@sbcglobal.net HAY, Mike 375 Apricot St, Nipomo, CA 93444 805-448-3661; mikenjenniehay@aol.com *HAYLEE, Borges 14588 Houston Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-772-9007 HENDERSON, Stan 1504 Las Brisas, Paso Robles, CA 93446 805-748-2863; shenders@calpoly.edu *HERMAN, Grace, Cole 5771 7th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-836-2880; mello.michelle@yahoo.com HERZOG, Max K & Marilyn Sleepy Hollow Dairy 7689 Lakeville Hwy, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-762-2870; maxh@webperception.com

HILLCREST DAIRY 1901 N Hayden Rd, Le Grand, CA 95333 209-382-0669 *HODGES, Heather PO Box 164, Kerman, CA 93630 209-398-0329 hodgescowgirl2005@gmail.com HOMEN, Johnny * Jaden Homen Dairy 7498 S Combs Rd, Merced, CA 95341 209-564-1443; jshomen75@icloud.com HORICK, Carol Drakes Bay Holsteins & Ayrshires P.O. Box 333, Point Reyes, CA 94956 415-663-9268; missckowz@att.net HORICK, Danielle 1939 Aodbe Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-787-7416; dehorick@gmail.com JACOBI, Siebren Rocking S Dairy 3301 Ladd Rd, Modesto, CA 95356 209-556-7002; siebrenjacobi@gmail.com JDR GENETICS, NDIRA PO Box 221753, Carmel, CA 93922 831-626-0451; rjd.denier@gmail.com JENSEN, Jamie 7825 Davis Lane, Penngrove, CA 94951 707-480-4136; bugs82@msn.com JIMENEZ, Jacqueline 10815 Arno Rd, Galt, CA 95632 209-745-4982; elisagomezdeJ@hotmail.com JLG ENTERPRISES P.O. Box 1375, Oakdale, CA 95361 209-847-4797; info@jlgenterprises.com www.jlgenterprises.com JOHN DE GROOT & SONS DAIRY, 6105 W Lincoln Ave, Fresno, CA 93706 559-233-3594; jdgdairy@aol.com charlie_dg@hotmail.com JONES, Rick Jones Farms Dairy 19133 W Sixth Ave, Stevinson, CA 95374 209-634-4754 KAMPER, Rodney Glenn Mt Whitney Dairy 20784 S Marks Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-867-4204 KAMPER, Travis 2836 W Mt Whitney Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-288-1791; tkamper@yahoo.com KASBERGEN, Cornell Rancho Teresita Dairy 21744 Rd 152, Tulare, CA 93274 559-804-7393; ckasbergen@aol.com KENNEDY, Angie All-West Select Sires 1374 Burlwood Ct, Tulare, CA 93274 559-909-2220; ranchobanos@yahoo.com KIDDER, Matt & Bridget T-Bar Dairy 14851 Rd. 168, Porterville, CA 93257 559-784-5160; bridgetk@barcellosfarms.com KISST, John & Tamela, John Jr., Andrew, Alayna, Jenavieve & Jaqueline Kisst Dairies P.O. Box 300, Ripon, CA 95366 209-832-3077; kisstdairy@aol.com CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020 » 55

KNUTSEN-WHEATLEY, Karen All-West Select Sires PO Box 129, Crumpton, MD 21628 315-657-6749 karenk@allwestselectsires.com KOETSIER, Edwin Oakview Dairy 6626 Ave 228, Tulare, CA 93274 559-972-0107; cowsforus@aol.com *KONYN, Kylie, Kiara Aspire Holsteins 2165 Oro Verde Rd, Escondido, CA 92027 760-644-3401; kylie@konyndairy.com stacy@konyndairy.com KUBER, Ron & Connie Connor Agriscience 13428 E Herndon Ave, Clovis, CA 93619 559-779-5961; ron@connoragriscience.com www.connoragriscience.com *LABNO, Johnny 20471 Palm Ct, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-226-3806; labnojohn3@gmail.com *LAGE, Mia and Jenna 1287 Santa Ines Ct, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-696-7850; kspaletta@comcast.net LANGUM, Dan & Denise, Matt, Melissa 16048 Sexton Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-324-4462 LANGUM, Tina 1521 Pioneer St, Escalon, CA 95320 209-838-2011; jrsygrl99@hotmail.com LASALLE, Amber Slo-Train Holsteins 1855 Westminster Ln, Turlock, CA 95382 559-260-8310; amber.1@allw LASALLE, Robert 10663 Ave 7 1/2, Firebaugh, CA 93622 559-659-1944; boblasalle@aol.com LAWRENCE, Matt Your Legacy Genetics 13610 Ave 208, Tulare, CA 93274 LEAL, Jace Leal Dairy 7027 Ave 208, Tulare, CA 93274 559-799-9540; lealdairy@gmail.com LEE FAMILY, Ross & Gina Leemode Holsteins PO Box 581497, Modesto, CA 95358 209-606-8237; Rlee@leemodelaw.com LEGACY RANCH PO Box 1149, Tipton, CA 93274 559-757-3754; fernandesjared@gmail.com *LEONARDO, JT, Destinee 5601 E Clarkson Ave, Selma, CA 93662 559-904-2246; didialeonardo@yahoo.com *LEWIS, Cole PO Box 4, El Nido, CA 95317 209-564-7587; lewisn@helenachemical.com *LIGHTFOOT, Annika, Natalia 4165 Pathway Lane, Turlock, CA 95382 alilite@att.net *LINDAHL, Jamee 32446 Rd 144, Visalia, CA 93292 559-737-0515; dlindahl@ul-tra-tech.com LOCKE, Jacob P.O. Box 1087, Tipton, CA 93272 56 « CALIFORNIA ANNUAL 2020

*LOPES, Alexandria, Selina, Joseph 9270 S Whitworth, Gustine, CA 95322 209-854-1665; pandd95@gmail.com LOPES, Caitlin * Celeste 17381 Cotton Gin Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-826-0479; caitlinlopes96@gmail.com *LOPES, Jaedyn PO Box 683, Denair, CA 95316 209-535-0929; kalee.lopes26@gmail.com *LOPES, Landon 415 Somerset, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-675-0250; llandon1212@gmail.com LUPO, Bill 4861 N Warren, Fresno, CA 93705 559-224-2881; williamlupo@comcast.net MACHADO, Johnny * Emori, Adison 7413 S Mitchell Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-652-6929; machadodairy209@live.com *MACIEL, Collin, Colby, Carlee 1175 Plymouth Ave, Atwater, CA 95301 209-777-0911; armdeep4u@aol.com MADDOX, Patrick Ruann Dairy 6805 W Davis Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-867-3442; ruannpat@aol.com MADDOX, Stephen Jr. & Haley Maddox Dairy 12883 W. Kamm Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-866-5624; smaddoxjr@hotmail.com MADDOX, Steve & Brenda Maddox Dairy 12877 W. Kamm Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-866-5308; sdmaddox@yahoo.com *MANCEBO, Hannah, Rachel 21480 Rd 16, Chowchilla, CA 93610 559-908-8083; cmancebo2@hotmail.com *MANCEBO, Sarah 14999 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274 559-759-2131; sarahmancebo@yahoo.com MARCHY, Bob & Lori * Bobby, Cole, Billy Marchy Dairy 5049 Morgan Rd, Ceres, CA 95307 209-678-1265; lmarchy@aol.com MARTIN, Daniel & Jill *Kestin & Kinley 2599 Doral Ct, Tulare, CA 93274 559-280-7020 dmartin@westernmilling.com MARTIN, Karen 12948 Welch St., Waterford, CA 95386 209-874-2026, 209-606-5066 Cell edystarfarms@att.net MAST, Calvin & Lorraine Calori-D Holsteins 2625 Hall Rd, Denair, CA 95316 209-535-0524; callorim@yahoo.com MAST, Stephen Calori-D Holsteins 2621 Hall Rd, Denair, CA 95316 209-613-8872; stelynm2012@gmail.com MAST, Rebekah Calori-D Holsteins 504 Sunday Dr, Turlock, CA 95382 209-484-6682; rebekahmast34@gmail.com

MATHERON, Duane, Dale, Ryan, Aaron Hilmar Holsteins 21859 Crane Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-634-7523; hilmarholsteins@aol.com MCCLELLAND, George, Dora, Jana McClelland’s Dairy 6475 Bodega Ave, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-664-0452; ,info@mcclellandsdairy. com www.mcclellandsdairy.com MCCLELLAND, Robert & Jolynn *Collin, Luke Robert McClelland Dairy 13200 Valley Ford Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-876-3292; jemcows@yahoo.com MCISAAC & SON DAIRY *Hunter, Hayden, Hettie Two-Rock Holsteins PO Box 76, Tomales, CA 94971 707-763-0334; nmcisaac3@gotsky.com MEDEIROS, Cathy 1299 Lloyd Thayer Circle, Stockton, CA 95206 209-406-9239; marcat1299@aol.com MEDEIROS, Kyle Medeiros Holsteins 632 Riverdale Ave, Laton, CA 93242 559-923-4031; kylekylem13@aol.com MEDEIROS, Melvin, Christina, Keegan Mel-Tina Holsteins 808 E. Coleman Ave, Laton, CA 93242 559-816-1121 mel_tinamedeiros@yahoo.com MELLO, Joe 625 Monroe Ave, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-826-0490 *MELLO, John, Bailey 9635 16th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-469-7038; ondriamello@yahoo.com MELVOLD, Ken Ken Melvold Sales & Service 6178 N Blosser, Fresno, CA 93711 559-906-1714 *MENDES, Caitlin 3790 Hwy 198, Hanford, CA 93230 559-707-3768; mendesm99@gmail.com *MENDES, Mason 12499 Idaho Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-381-2762; mendescowmen@gmail.com MIGLIAZZO, Dino & Dante Migliazzo Dairy 3645 W Bradshaw, Atwater, CA 95301 209-756-5588 Dino, 209-769-9525 Dante, 209-658-5438 Vincent; migdairy@elite.net MIGUEL, Dennis & Melissa Miguel Family Dairy 8413 Bridgeport Dr., Hilmar, CA 95324 209-216-7730; dmanhlstns@hotmail.com *MIGUEL, Donavan 19526 Gibraltar Ct, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-534-9135; dennis19526@charter.net *MOITOZO, Christina 9786 Whitworth Rd, Gustine, CA 95320 209-620-3593; scandmo@gmailcom MONTEIRO, David, Kyle Monteiro Bros Dairy 19850 S Polk, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-867-4987; dmonteiro_24@yahoo.com

MONTIERO, Sandi Hurtgen 3300 63rd St., Sacramento, CA 95820 209-404-9260; 924wedding@gmail.com MORASCI, George, Taylor, Nico 4601 Vivian Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 209-652-7151; westportcadream@aol.com MORETTI, Linda 1240 Dutch Lane, Penngrove, CA 94951 707-795-3451; boballinda@gmail.com MORETTI, Mike & Monique, Amanda, Danny Moretti Family Dairy 3000 Whitaker Bluff Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-878-2010; 2m.dairy@gmail.com, morettifamilydairy@gmail.com MT WHITNEY DAIRY 20784 S Marks Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-867-4204 *MUIR, Carter 242 Star Dr, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-2860; rontoledo@comcast.net MULAS, Michael Arroyo-Vista Holsteins 2034 Fremont Dr, Sonoma, CA 95476 707-695-8930; mulas@vom.com *MULL, Mykel, Layne PO Box 846, Chowchilla, CA 93610 559-975-5366; randimull@gmail.com MURPHY, Denny & Stephanie Cal-Crest Holsteins 7387 S Kenneth, Fowler, CA 93625 559-905-3720 *MYERS, Logan 832 E Lyndale, Tulare, CA 93274 559-991-5718 christinareneeakins@gmail.com NASCIMENTO, Daniel, Kristen, Matt J&M Nascimento Dairy PO Box 10, Snelling, CA 95369 209-769-6535; JMNAS@aol.com NELES, Anthony *Annie, Ross Cal-Nel Holsteins 22030 Bonness Rd, Sonoma, CA 95476 707-938-3387 NELSON, Brent Nelson Farms 3004 Salluce Dr, Denair, CA 95316 209-632-6197, 209-613-3288 nelsonfarmca@.com NELSON, Brian Nelson Farms 1012 Bennington, Turlock, CA 95382 209-632-6197, 209-613-3288 nelsonfarmca@.com NELSON, Dwayne & Irene Nelson Farms 5931 W Tuolumne, Ceres, CA 95307 209-632-6197, 209-613-3288 nelsonfarmca@.com *NEVES, Elizabete 19595 Sanford Dr, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-667-8617; elizabete7neves@gmail.com NISSEN, Kat E7187 County Rd W, Rock Springs, WI 53961 209-639-1715; katsholsteins@gmail.com

NUNES, George Marcrest Holsteins 3105 N. Trindade, Atwater, CA 95301 209-722-1326 gmnunes43@gmail.com NUNES, Tom Nunesdale Farm 8933 Oakmont Dr., Santa Rosa, CA 95409 707-484-6304; nunesdale@aol.com www.tnunes.com NUNES, Tom & Lindsey 4379 South Sperry Rd, Denair, CA 95316 209-678-2540; mzdairygrl@att.net *NUNES, Allison, Alfred Jr., Morgan 342 N Mitchell Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-678-2401; tinarnunes@gmail.com NYLUND, Rodney V. Nylund Dairy PO Box 250, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-634-7520; nylunddairy@gmail.com OLIVEIRA, Freddy * Avery, Caden Anchor-Vue 3993 Lander Ave, Stevinson, CA 95374 209-652-3501; anchorvue@gmail.com OLIVEIRA, Joe 20635 American Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 *OLIVEIRA, Morgan, Joseph, Madison 20635 American Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-652-5397 marilena_cabral@yahoo.com OLUFS, Carly 651 Fairview Ct, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-762-4374; carlyojerseys@yahoo.com OMLIN, Sierra * Heidi, Jody 6400 S Mitchell Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-402-2249; cowcrazychic@aol.com *ONSUREZ, Jennifer 14300 Ave 228, Tulare, CA 93274 559-467-6811; onsurez8@outlook.com *OPPEDYK, Jon PO Box 98, Corcoran, CA 93212 559-288-5665; soppedyk@gmail.com *OREGEL, Donna 2233 W Lark Ave, Visalia, CA 93291 559-909-6206; macaroons.49@gmail.com ORNELLAS, Kevin, Leroy Ornellas Dairy 20749 Lammers Rd, Tracy, CA 95304 209-835-5204, Kevin cell 209-649-8626; ,lornellas@caldsl.net *PACHECO, Elijah 2363 Silver Leaf Lane, Turlock, CA 95382 PACHECO, Jerry, Arlene & Brian * Matthew Pacheco Dairy 19950 W Belmont, Kerman, CA 93630 559-846-9686; bpacheco@kermantel.net *PACHECO, Olivia, Ethan, Matthew 22890 Ingomar Grade, Los Banos, CA 93653 209-827-6877 rosiepacheco0919@gmail.com *PAOLINI, Victoria 1161 Bellflower Way, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-201-6786; ,mpascuet@gmail.com

*PAREIRA, Henry and Jack 2489 Turlock Rd, Snelling, CA 95369 209-563-6342; jmpareira@yahoo.com PARREIRA, Mike & Danielle * Summer 1442 Clarete Ave, Tulare, CA 93274 209-499-8477; mikeparr76@aol.com *PARSON, Madilyn Hilmar Holsteins 20454 3rd St, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-652-3540; heromatheron@yahoo.com PAULO, Lacee Paulo-Bro/ Designer Genes 388 W Harold Griswold Way, Hanford, CA 93230 559-212-1937; lpaulo@holstein.com PAULO, Rodney Paulo-Bro 388 W Harold Griswold Way, Hanford, CA 93230 559-362-4008; rodp@yahoo.com PEDROTTI, Don, Kelly * Kyle 5396 Elk River Rd, Eureka, CA 95503 707-498-1022 PEDRETTI, Gino III & Michelle Pedretti Ranches 235 E. Roosevelt Rd, El Nido, CA 95317 209-756-1612; ginoiii@sbcglobal.net PEREIRA, Richard Pure-Pride Holsteins 27205 E Carter Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-470-3946 pureprideholsteins@yahoo.com *PEREIRA, Taylor, Jordan, April 27205 E Carter Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-838-8234; esclmama@aol.com PERRY, Carl & Julie Clover Prairie Farm 22682 Williams Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-632-9100; hayloftpigeon@aol.com PIETERSMA, Ronald C. Legend Dairy Farms P.O.Box 2500, Chino, CA 91708 909-627-2100; legenddf@aol.com PIMENTEL, Luis A 11375 Bruceville, Elk Grove, CA 95624 916-870-0452 PIRES, Lourence L&L Pires Dairy PO Box 581973, Modesto, CA 95358 PLOCHER, Rick Cache-Acres Holsteins 36021 Co Rd 18A, Woodland, CA 95695 530-661-0268; rickplocher@gmail.com PORTER, Herman 2608 Cameo Ct, Bakersfield, CA 93304 661-832-4498; porter2608@yahoo.com PRATHER, Jason & Theresa T-Bar Dairy 14851 Rd. 168, Porterville, CA 93257 559-784-5160

QUARESMA, Raymond & Sue 5300 E Perrin Rd, Manteca, CA 95337 209-825-7774, 918-7774 Cell quaresmadairy@aol.com QUIST, Jim Conquistador Holsteins 5500 W Jensen Ave, Fresno, CA 93706 559-647-1284; pk1jq@hotmail.com RELVAS, Stephen, Beverly, Kris, Kristine & Kimberly Rel-Vista, Inc. 8448 S Carpenter Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 209-538-1875 *RENATI, Reese 5560 Carroll Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-477-7352; renee@asbagent.com RIEBLI, Jim * Emma Jim Riebli Dairy 295 Rainsville Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-953-8962; jimrieblidairy@gmail.com RIEBLI, Marie P.O. Box 1075, Penngrove, CA 94951 707-484-5287; riemar@aol.com *RIESENBECK, Wyatt PO Box 506, Escalon, CA 95320 209-985-2926; mzriesey@att.net ROCHA, Manuel 13967 Alta Mesa Rd, Galt, CA 95632 209-712-2761; rocha.manuel.1952@gmail.com ROCHA, Joey 4211 Riopel Ave, Denair, CA 95316 209-678-5189; joey.rocha@algilbert.com

*SANCHEZ, Logan 11735 Houston Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-381-0893; megansanchez04@yahoo.com *SANDERS, Joshua PO Box 1024, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-678-2670; nicolesanders0014@gmail.com SANDERS, Natalie PO Box 1024, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-678-3261; natalie.sanders@hotmail.com SANTOS, Carl 1769 Pinto St, Tulare, CA 93274 559-802-2375; csantos@westernmilling.com SANTOS, Mike Terra Linda Dairy 4433 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274 559-358-5345 terralindagenetics@gmail.com SAWYER, Chris Diamond S Ranch 600 Roberts Ferry Rd, Waterford, CA 95386 209-874-2312; chris.sawyer61@gmail.com SCALA, Caralee & Tracy 8233 Hwy A-12, Montague, CA 96064 530-459-5788 SCHALLBERGER, John Schall-B Holsteins 10799 N Alpine Rd, Stockton, CA 95212 209-369-2546; m.schallberger@yahoo.com SCHEENSTRA, Steve S & S Dairy 5311 Ave 272, Visalia, CA 93277 559-687-2620

*ROCHA, Karley 405 San Fernando St, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-564-1072; karley.me2008@gmail.com

SCHMIDT, Graisson & Mandy Grai-Rose Cattle Co. PO Box 245, Tomales, CA 94971 608-797-2855

*ROEST, Alexis 5621 Sun Glen Dr, Salida, CA 95368 209-648-2607; bulltastic@hotmail.com

*SCHOHR, Joe 765 Berry Patch Ct, Gridley, CA 95948 707-481-5654; mmschorhr@gmail.com

ROEST FAMILY DAIRY 3812 S. Morgan Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-632-6464

*SCIALO, Blake & Chloe 2011 Idaho Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-730-1921; vincescbfarms@yahoo.com

*ROSA, Mary, John, Thomas 10074 2ND Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-362-1147; hollydrosa@yahoo.com

SILACCI, Ben & Jessica Silacci Dairy 4349 Lakeville Hwy, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-338-5950; jessbefarm@aol.com

*ROSS, Jacey, Hadley 19135 E Elliot Rd, Mesa, AZ 85212 *ROWLEY, Cort James 32592 Rd 144, Visalia, CA 93292 559-798-0322; cowboycort@sbcglobal.net RUANN DAIRY 7285 W Davis Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-867-4457; ruanndm@aol.com RYNSBURGER, Andy 18591 Ave 192, Strathmore, CA 93267 SA, Jeffrey Valley Tech Ag Services 2120 K St., Tulare, CA 93274 559-688-5684; jeff@vtaglab.com

SILVA, Billy & Jennifer *Aspen, Hartley, Barrett Silvamoon 2313 Bancroft Rd, Modesto, CA 95358 209-548-9312; silvamoon3@yahoo.com thislittlepiggy3@yahoo.com SILVA, Brett & Celeste * Braden, Brooklyn 20508 W Cotton Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-829-9117, 209-704-9118 bcsilva3113@gmail.com SILVA, Greg 756 W Encore Dr, Hanford, CA 93230 559-250-0138; gregsms@sbcglobal.net

*PRINS, Abbigail, Arie 2289 Kaiser Creek, Tulare, CA 93274 559-688-1807; jprins950@aol.com

SAGARIA, Ray & Diane 631 Rainsville Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-287-2320; diane.sagaria@zeiss.com

*SILVA, JonMichael & MarcAnthony 6113 Jackson Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-731-2317; jesseloisasilva@yahoo.com

*PRIOR, Abby Zendi Farms 421 Sonoma Mtn Road, Petaluma, CA 94954 707-478-8256; zendifarms@aol.com

SALCIDO, Joe H 12215 Rushville Ct, Bakersfield, CA 93312 661-477-2015; joe.salcido@yahoo.com

SILVA, Joseph West-In Holsteins 2760 Jubilee Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-595-0055; jsilva@altagenetics.com

SILVA, Pat 2101 Cherrywood Ct, Hanford, CA 93230 SILVA, Robert L. 20565 W Cotton Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-826-2074 SILVA, Robert & Natalie * Robert, Tyler, Matthew Double S Ranch 1000 E Critchett Ave, Tracy, CA 95304 209-832-2483; ninap99@aol.com SILVEIRA, Johnny & Terianne * Logan, Lauren Silveira Dairy 11380 Ave 22, Chowchilla, CA 93610 559-967-3921; silveira.dairy@yahoo.com SILVEIRA, Lester Bella-Boo Farms 3337 Baker Way, Live Oak, CA 95953 530-870-1551; ,lesters305@gmail.com *SILVEIRA, Madison 7701 White Crane Rd, Atwater, CA 95301 209-206-2662; SilveiraBrit@gmail.com SILVEIRA, Manuel III 23356 W Short Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 *SILVEIRA, Xavier 23376 Short Ave, Hilmar, CA 95324 mdsilveira3@yahoo.com SIMAR SR, Ivan 3955 Coffee Rd, Sp 97, Modesto, CA 95355 209-604-9450; simarivan@gmail.com *SOARES, Cody, Wyatt, Shane 19230 Spruce Rd, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-509-8603; piper9507@gmail.com SOARES DAIRIES LP 9201 Hilmar Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-613-5977 *SOUSA, Ethan & Ryan 7857 Nelson Rd, Stockton, CA 95215 SOUZA, Anthony & Leaine *Brayden, Alissa, Colin Ace-High Holsteins 13573 Liberty Lane, Hanford, CA 93230 559-805-5469; dairyjock98@hotmail.com SOUZA BRO. DAIRY *Breanna 3325 McCullagh Rd, Stevinson, CA 95374 209-652-5288; danjsouza@hotmail.com SOUZA, Daniel Big De Farms 8415 S Valentine Ave, Fresno, CA 93706 559-497-5142 SOUZA, Tim Pietersma & Company 1830 W Manor Dr, Visalia, CA 93291 559-738-3717; timsouza@aol.com SPALETTA, Ernie & Nichola, Rebecca, Ernest Jr. Spaletta Dairy 22000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., Point Reyes, CA 94956 415-699-8836; nspaletta@gmail.com SPALETTA, John, Paul, Samantha, Jeremy Spaletta Ranch 837 Chileno Valley Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-763-4002

*SPOTSWOOD, Arielle PO Box 2654, Aptos, CA 95001 831-234-2553; arilee_spotswood@aol.com *STAFFORD, Emma, Luke 3535 Skillman Lane, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-762-8772; DMSGrossi@gmail.com SWEENEY, Pat 4075 Santa Maria Pl., Turlock, CA 95382 209-667-5075 SWEET HAVEN DAIRY 10467 W Kamm Ave, Riverdale, CA 93656 559-866-5414 *TAMARIZ, Blake 2191 Shell Ct, Tulare, CA 93274 stamariz@gmail.com TEIXEIRA, Gilbert & Linda Gil-Tex Holsteins 5601 Mt View Rd, Turlock, CA 95382 209-985-2400; rjtex@att.net *THEIS, Betsy 5519 W Harding Rd, Turlock, CA 95380 209-614-0990; darylizard@aol.com THOMMEN, Robby Thommen Dairy PO Box 2573, Los Banos, CA 93635 209-364-0077; thommen1@hotmail.com *TIMOSCHUK, Alyssa 15433 Hagenderfer Rd, Plain City, OH 43064 714-315-8510; atimo93@gmail.com TIVA DAIRY 14382 Bethany Ave, Chino, CA 91710 909-226-1160; TiVaDairy@gmail.com TOLEDO, Ron & Loreta T & T Dairy 242 Star Dr, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-2860; rontoledo@comcast.net TORRES, Omar Blue Moon Farms 13213 Rd 80, Tipton, CA 93272 559-331-2532; bluemoonfarms15@yahoo.com TRIFECTA GENETICS Aaron Matheron & Erik Durrer PO Box 203, Ripon, CA 95366 TRISTAO, Louie & Tracy Tri-Star Dairy 12212 Ave 176, Tulare, CA 93274 559-358-6251; tristardairy@ocsnet.net VALADAO, Miguel Valadao Dairy 17293 9 1/2 Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-584-0860; valadaodairy@gmail.com *VALADAO, Ava 2197 Maui Ct, Tulare, CA 93274 559-901-2369; jdvaladao@aol.com *VALADAO, Fernando & Rita 17375 9 1/2 Ave., Hanford, CA 93230 559-212-5452; mmvaladao@me.com *VAN BEEK, Max 14174 Ave 232, Tulare, CA 93274 559-288-7443; r_vbeek@yahoo.com VAN EXEL DAIRY 20002 N Thornton Rd, Lodi, CA 95242 209-334-3292; hvanexel@hotmail.com www.exelsholsteins.com

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*VAN EXEL, Madison, Atlee, Henry 20002 N Thornton Rd, Lodi, CA 95242 lvanexel@hotmail.com *VAN LOBEN SELS, Jared, Emma, Sophie 15801 Henry Miller Ave, Los Banos, CA 93635 559-760-5985; svanlobensels@att.net VANDEN BERGE, Curtis 11701 Old River Rd, Bakersfield, CA 93311 661-664-1468 VANDER EYK, David * Casey, Chase, Chloe PO Box 957, Tipton, CA 93272 559-804-7500; vandereykdairy@gmail.com *VANDER MEULEN, Kaylie 14382 Bethany Ave, Chino, CA 91710 909-226-1160; TiVaDairy@gmail.com VANDER WOUDE, Simon Vander Woude Dairy 2022 Rahilly Rd, Merced, CA 95341 209-384-1784, 209-564-2882 vwdairy@gmail.com VANWARMERDAM, Peter VanWarmerdam Dairy 12121 McKenzie Rd, Galt, CA 95632 209-914-4112; petevwd@hotmail.com VERBOORT, Bill Agritech Analytics 814 McKelvy Ave, Clovis, CA 93611 559-285-3520; bverboort@agritech.com VERMEHLIA GENETICS 19520 Newport Ct, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-596-7532; gcostaj@aol.com

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VIEIRA, Carl Carl Vieira Dairy PO Box 3308, Turlock, CA 95381 209-667-4644 VIEIRA, Daniel Vieira Dairy 22129 E. Lone Tree Rd, Escalon, CA 95320 209-838-3904, 209-484-7041 Cell dairydan13@aol.com VIEIRA, Jason & Melissa 17469 East Gawne Rd, Stockton, CA 95215 209-678-3227; jmvieira25@yahoo.com VIERRA DAIRY FARM PO Box 1350, Hilmar, CA 95324 209-668-0343 VIERRA, Lloyd R 68 Linden Ave, Gustine, CA 95322 209-854-2178, 209-609-7504 Cell vieravue@gmail.com *VITORIA, Matthew 12507 Ave 24, Chowchilla, CA 93610 559-647-9054; markvitoria1@hotmail.com VLOT CALF RANCH PO Box 476, Chowchilla, CA 93610 209-974-4305; ccfarm2015@outlook.com *VLOT, Rylee, Makenna PO Box 476, Chowchilla, CA 93610 209-974-4305; ccfarm2015@outlook.com WAYMIRE, Brian & Theresa 6520 W Logan Ave, Visalia, CA 93291 209-761-4444 brianwaymire087@gmail.com

*WEESE, Caydee 10625 W Linwood Ave, Turlock, CA 95380 209-402-1927; caydeeweese@gmail.com

*WILSON, Ethan 1641 Putnam Way, Petaluma, CA 94952 707-779-2552; ewilson080801@gmail.com

*ZIMMER, Blake, Lyle Jr. 1442 Lapwing Way, Turlock, CA 95382 209-613-7723; lylezimmer@sbcglobal.net

WESTSTEYN, Bert BWC Weststeyn Dairy LP 1763 S Hewitt Rd, Linden, CA 95326 209-886-5334; bwcdairy@velociter.net

WORLD WIDE SIRES, LTD 5545 Avenida De Los Robles, Visalia, CA 93291 559-622-2222; info@wwsires.com www.wwsires.com

ZONNEVELD DAIRIES 1560 E Cerini Ave, Laton, CA 93242 559-923-4546

WILBUR, Jeff Rio Blanco Dairy 20280 Rd 52, Tulare, CA 93274 559-285-8868; jeff@mayflowerco.com

YOSEMITE FARM CREDIT Melba Miyamoto PO Box 3278, Turlock, CA 95381 209-667-2366; mem@yfc.ag www.yosemitefarmcredit.com

*WILBUR, Grace 20278 Road 52, Tulare, CA 93274 559-285-8868; ,grace@mayflowerco.com

*YOUNG, Kristin 10035 Pringle Ave, Galt, CA 95632 209-614-5094; young.elise@yahoo.com

ZONNEVELD, Jarett & Sarah *Jackson, Reagan, Rhett 9239 13th Ave, Hanford, CA 93230 559-816-9551 Jarett, 209-810-0883 Sarah szonneveld@live.com jzonneveld@altagenetics.com

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