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October 2021 | VOLUME 100, NUMBER 9

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NATIONAL OFFICERS:

PRESIDENT ‘22 Tom Portner

Port-Haven Dairy, 29042 240th Street, Sleepy Eye, MN 56085 p:

Premier of the All American Brown Swiss Futurity

Climbing her way to the top

4 National Junior

6 Northeastern National Show 7 Northeastern National Production Awards

Ozark Empire Fair Maryland State Fair

12 2021 All-American Entry Form

8 Northwest National Show

13 Brown Swiss All-American

Northwest National Production Awards

17 Visiting the Past... 18 Youth Spotlight 21 Obituary

9 Ohio State Fair

Iowa State Fair Kentucky State Fair

Program Rules

y The Office Connection y Classification Schedule

19 yP rotein Plus Cows Class

20 y How They’re Doin’ Published by

National Brown Swiss Assoc., 800 Pleasant St., Beloit, WI 53511-5456 e:

608.365.4474 | f: 608.365.5577 nmagnussen@brownswissusa.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DISTRICT I – ‘23 Richard Hill

Hill’s Valley Farm, 11144 Mosher Hollow Rd, Cattaraugus, NY 14719 p:

716.257.3660 | e: rhill@wnyweb.net

DISTRICT II – ‘22 Joy Widerman

JoBo Farm LLC, 92 Wisler Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325

717.752.5871 | e: brjowiderman@gmail.com

DISTRICT III – ‘24 Brian Lammers La Rainbow Farm, 19050 Fledderjohn Rd., New Knoxiville, OH 45871 p:

517.285.2464 | e: blammers@nktelco.net

DISTRICT IV – ‘24 Jason Albert Harvest Breeze Farm, 1590 Hookdale Av., Keyesport, IL 62253 p:

618.664.0712 | e: harvestbreeze5@yahoo.com

DISTRICT V – ‘23 Laurie Winkelman Twinkle-Hill Farm, 3129 W Ryegrass Dr, Appleton, WI 54913 Ph: 920.209.0250 | e: lawinkelman@gmail.com DISTRICT VI – ‘24 Dayne Voelker Voelkers Swiss, 8229 N. Hwy 61, Perryville, MD 63775 p:

573.513.1410 | e: voelker579@gmail.com

DISTRICT VII – ‘23 Roger Read Reads Brown Swiss, 50775 130th St, Lyle, MN 55953

507.438.4416 | e: readsbrownswiss@gmail.com

970.520.5406 | e: mjwailes@pctelcom.coop

DISTRICT IX – ‘22 Brian Pacheco Pacheco Dairy, 19950 W. Belmont Ave, Kerman CA 93630 p:

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DISTRICT VIII – ‘22 Marc Wailes Double W Farm Dairy, 416 South Campbell Avenue, Holyoke, CO 80734

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EXEC. SECRETARY Norman C. Magnussen

10 Wisconsin State Fair

VICE PRESIDENT ‘24 Brian Lammers

La Rainbow Farm, 19050 Fledderjohn Rd., New Knoxiville, OH 45871

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Bell Ringer Rules

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BSCBA OFFICE STAFF

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Rebekah Bovee

ON THE COVER

Jo-Dee Royal Glenn Rosette with owner Travis Richardson, Shelbyville, TN at the halter. Rosette was 2nd place 4YR at the 2021 Eastern National Show in Harrisburg, PA.

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WDE 2021…IT’S IN THE BOOKS!

The show is complete and congratulations to all! The barns are once again silent! Exhibitors and their animals have returned to routine. Yet, there is still so much conversation about the show. One of the highlights for the Brown Swiss breeders was the cheese and wine social at the Winkelman display. Friends gathered to talk about the results and also to enjoy the camaraderie so long awaited. The judging of a show is official for that given day. Although we may not agree, it is necessary to accept them….and we do!

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Brown Swiss Bulletin | October 2021

Brown Swiss Association

Brown Swiss Association NATIONAL JUNIOR BELL RINGER National Junior Bell Ringer Program Rules Rules ~ ~ Program The National Junior Bell Ringer Program provides an opportunity for Juniors across the country to participate in a national activity. It recognizes outstanding Juniorowned or leased animals exhibited at the Junior shows. The application for this contest is a photo and label explained below. Included in the contest are 16 standard female classes: Spring Heifer Calf, Winter Heifer Calf, Fall Heifer Calf, Summer Yearling Heifer, Spring Yearling Heifer, Winter Yearling Heifer, Fall Yearling Heifer, Yearling in Milk, Junior Two-Year Old, Senior Two-Year Old, Junior Three-Year Old, Senior ThreeYear Old, Four-Year-Old, Five-Year-Old, Aged Cow, and Component Merit Cow. ELIGIBILITY The National Bell Ringer contest is open to all National Brown Swiss Junior Members that meet the following requirements. To be eligible for competition: 1.) In Junior Shows, the junior member who owns the animal is to show her. If the owner cannot attend the show, another Brown Swiss Association junior member may show the animal. Also, in a class where a junior member owns more than one animal, the owner must show one animal; another Brown Swiss Association junior member may show the second animal. 2.) An animal must have stood first or second at a Junior show and must have been shown by the junior. 3.) Animals entered in the National Junior Bell Ringer Program must be registered in the Official Herdbook, including CIE animals (white registration certificate with green border) or Second Step of the Identity Enrollment Program (IE green certificate with black border). The animal must be registered before the show with the Certificate of Registry available for inspection at the show. 4.) For an animal to be exhibited as junior-owned, in all classes, the recorded ownership must show the animal to be owned solely by the junior or a partnership comprised of Brown Swiss Association Junior Members or leased by June 1st through the National Brown Swiss Association Youth Lease program by the Junior. (Adult-Junior partnerships, family partnerships, and farm ownerships are not acceptable.) All transfers and recorded ownerships must be dated by August 1st of the current show year for all classes. If in joint ownership, one of the owners must be declared the exhibitor during check-in. Awards will be presented as one unit, to all owners equally. Animals that are leased through the National Brown Swiss Association Lease Program are also eligible to be shown as junior-owned. The leased animal’s recorded owner will receive Open show awards. 5.) Juniors must be 8 -21 years of age as of January 1 of the current show year.

Submit by National Deadline: December 1 1 Professional Color 5X7 photo. 2 Completed Entry form attached to back of photo. In case of electronic photos, Entry form must be submitted separately.

Bell Ringer Rules 2021

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ENTRIES A professional, unretouched 5X7 color photo taken of the animal during the calendar year must be provided. Photo (minimum resolution 300 PPI) and entry may be sent electronically to ljohnson@brownswissusa.com. If photo is sent electronically, a completed entry form/sticker for that animal must be sent to the national office Information on the entry form for the back of the picture should include: The animal’s name, registration number, and birthdate, class entered, up to three Junior Show placings at Junior Shows ONLY where animal is shown by the junior as described under Eligibility, and the name and address of the junior. Labels are available from your state secretary, youth chairman, Association web page, or the national office and should be completed and affixed to the back of the picture. No other information other than what is asked for on the label should be included on the back of the picture. If photo is sent by email, the information listed above must accompany the photo in the email. RESPONSIBILITIES For State Bell Ringer contests, each state association should establish a deadline for entries. State entries should be sent to an officer or committee chairman of the state association. The state association is responsible for appointing a special committee to select the State Bell Ringer and Reserve State Bell Ringer in each class as soon as possible after the shows are completed and the pictures are available. A state officer or committee member is responsible for seeing that the State and Reserve Bell Ringer selections, properly identified and with the aforementioned label affixed to the back of the pictures, are sent to the National Office by December 1. It is not necessary to participate in or win a state contest to participate in the national contest; however, for those that do win at the state level and are interested in competing in the national contest, both State and Reserve pictures can be sent; remember the picture along with the entry label is the entry. State Bell Ringer certificates will only be furnished for those animals for which an entry (i.e., picture) was sent to the National Office and which met all qualification requirements. Juniors living in states that do not hold state contests should send their entries directly to the national office. JUDGING AND AWARDS The State Bell Ringers and the Reserve State Bell Ringers will be recognized in the January issue of the Brown Swiss Bulletin. Each state is responsible for contacting the Bulletin staff if they want their state winners published. Owners of the State and Reserve Bell Ringers will be awarded certificates by the corresponding State Brown Swiss Association. The National Bell Ringer and a Reserve winner will be selected in each class. An Honorable Mention can be awarded in a class at the judge’s discretion. Winners will be chosen by a committee of three judges from the National Approved Judges List. Entries will be judged on pictures and Junior Show placings. The National Bell Ringer selections will receive a plaque and be published in the March issue of the Brown Swiss Bulletin.

Send to: Brown Swiss Association 800 Pleasant St, Beloit, WI 53511 www. brownswissusa.com

Connection the office

By Norman Magnussen

You are only going to get out what you put in. There is an immense opportunity for Brown Swiss to make great progress and take more advantage of the genomic tools available. With more genomic testing of males and females, the reliability of the genomic predictions will increase. Data collected on production testing, classification, and genomic testing are the tools that will be used going forward. Working together to furnish this data will ensure Brown Swiss a viable and competitive position in today’s dairy industry. This is part of a discussion we had with João Dürr, Chief Executive Officer, Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding:

National Membership required for All American contest. Those of you that are interested in the 2021 All American program take note of a few changes for this year. To participate in the All-American Program, all owners of the animal to be entered must be either Junior or Adult Members of the National Brown Swiss Association. All photos must be sent electronically, not hard copy, and entries must be e-mailed or postmarked on or before November 15. Paperwork turnaround policy…

What can CDCB do to help the breed to retain competitiveness? “The main contribution is to maintain a reliable evaluation system. This depends on the quality and quantity of data available as well as the methods applied. Having more herds that do not participate in milk recording or other types of phenotypic data collection, such as health records and type classification programs, jeopardizes the quality of the reference population that is needed to produce reliable genomic predictions. Breeders that benefit from the evaluations without contributing data into the system are only interested in their own business goals and not in the growth of the breed as a whole. CDCB tries to compensate for the lack of national data by facilitating international exchanges of genotypes and phenotypes through InterBull, which puts Brown Swiss in a position of advantage when compared with other small breeds for instance.”

Normal work will be a minimum of 3 weeks to process and mail back from when we receive it in the office. Part of the 3 weeks includes some time for your paperwork to get to you through the mail. Rush turnaround time is one-week provided USPS deliveries are not delayed. If you need a faster turnaround, you will need to request a Rush within 72 hours. We cannot guarantee when you will receive work once mailed due to USPS delivery. The year has gotten very busy with all the fall activities. Don’t forget to catch-up on your registrations. Do them young and save money. BSA herds, those heifer calves born in May will be turning 6 months old November 1st.

- Norman

2021 TYPE CLASSIFICATION TOURS Tour Dates Area

*Dec

App Due

IN, MI, OH, WV

1-Oct

2022 TYPE CLASSIFICATION TOURS *Jan

NY, NEW ENGLAND

1-Nov

*Feb

MN, ND, SD, IA, NE, KS, IL

1-Dec

*Mar

PA, NJ, DE, MD, VA

1-Jan

* = additional mini-tours

7-month rotation

BSCBA Mission Statement To promote and expand the Brown Swiss breed with programs that assist the membership and industry to compete favorably in the market place now and in the future.

“The extra value of Registered cattle can only be realized when they are, in fact, Registered.” We will help you with that process.

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Melissa Hart – Editor farm.writer@hotmail.com or 517-398-1957

SALES STAFF Chad Griffith - Ohio xavier12146@yahoo.com 513-543-2315 www. brownswissusa.com

Mary Angelo - Missouri angelo@1791.com 417-880-5732

Kathi Brown-Meier - Wisconsin kbrownmeier@hotmail.com 608-558-8089 Brown Swiss Bulletin | October 2021

Northeastern NATIONAL SHOW WEST SPRINGFIELD, MA | SEPTEMBER 17, 2021 judge : Chad Ryan, Fond du Lac, WI

69 HEAD

L-R: L aurie Cuevas, Dave Wallace – Faroh, Tim Coon – Margo, Tim Perotti, Allan

Brisson – Faye, Carly Coon, Ken Main, Kelly Jo Manion, Kenny Joe Manion, Judge Chad Ryan. PC: Cowsmo.

Judge, Chad Ryan, Kenny Joe Manion, Ken Main. PC: Cowsmo

Grand Champion & Best Udder Cutting Edge Thunder Faye (Thunder) Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY

Junior Champion Cutting Edge N Saxon ETV (Norwin) Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY

Reserve Grand Champion Cutting Edge CP Margo ET (Chilli Pepper) Allan Brisson, Allandra Farm, Vergennes, VT

Reserve Junior Champion Edge View N Dreamer ETV (Norwin) Cripple Creek Farm, Schuylerville, NY

Intermediate Champion & Honorable Mention Grand Champion Cutting Edge F Faroh ETV (Foremost) Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY

Hon Ment Junior Champion & Best B&O Edge View F Treesa (Famous) Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY

Reserve Intermediate Champion Cutting Edge D Twitter ETV (Dynamite) Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY Hon Mention Intermediate Champion Round Hill Seaman Willow ETV (Seaman) Cripple Creek Farm, Schuylerville, NY

L-R: Lukas Foote, Treesa, Tim Perotti - Dreamer, Carly Coon – Saxon, Colleen Hacket,

Total Performance Winner Nasco Type & Production Winner Cutting Edge CP Margo ET (Chilli Pepper) Allan Brisson, Allandra Farm, Vergennes, VT Premier Breeder Ken Main & Peter Vail, Copake, NY Premier Exhibitor Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, Copake, NY

– JUNIOR SHOW CHAMPIONS – Senior & Grand Champion Giesy Manor Richard Cherish (Richard) Trevor Bigelow, Willsboro, NY Res Senior & Res Grand Champion Pearl Dell Victory Uma (Poker ET) Elizabeth Schieferstine, Vernon, NY Junior Champion MBLJ Saffires Shimmer (Saber) Lauren Olson, New Braintree, MA Reserve Junior Champion Cutting Edge RL B Flower ETV (Bosephus) Kelly Jo Manion (Lease), Scottsville, KY Hon Mention Junior Champion Allandra Famous Gal (Famous ET) Katelin Blake (Lease), Sutton, VT

Spring Calf (5) 1. E dge View N Dreamer ETV (Norwin), Cripple Creek Farm, NY 2. ( 1st Jr) Ledge N Tree WF Beakind (Formula), Kaitlyn Brown, VT isty River Cadence Pi Day (Cadence), Megan Howe, MA 3. M 4. Whitland Foremost Drinkup ETV (Foremost), Justin Whitney, NY 5. S pring-Vale Carter Winona ET (Carter), Bruce Dearborn & Robert Gould, MA

Fall Calf (9) 1. Edge View F Treesa (Famous), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Allandra Norwin Megan ETV (Norwin), Allan Brisson, Allandra Farm Inc, VT 3. (1st Jr) Fordel Pegasus (Pegasus), Olyvia Fortin, VT 4. GMC Biver Gorgeous (Biver), Bob Gould, Bruce Dearborn, MA 5. (2nd Jr) Shiloh F Martini Honey (Martini), Adele Biasini, VT

Winter Calf (13) 1. Dreamroad Seaman Flaky (Seaman), Isabella Clark of GMC Farm, NH 2. (1st Jr) Allandra Famous Gal (Famous), Katelin Blake (Lease), VT 3. ( 2nd Jr) Hilltop Acres T Daytona ETV (Trek), Kelly Jo Manion, Ken Main, Kenny Joe Manion, NY 4. (3rd Jr) Wendebelle Bosephus Atlas (Bosephus), Declan Cottrell, NY 5. (4th Jr) Edge View F Sunkiss Twin (Famous), Taylor Gould, MA

Summer Yearling (7) 1. All-Glo Dynamite Popcorn (Dynamite), Shelby Biasini, VT 2. Edge View D Destiny ET (Daredevil), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 3. Cutting Edge S Sassy (Superior), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 4. (1st Jr) Niermans Shotgun Poppy (Shotgun), Hayden Pike, MA 5. Wendebelle Woody Mars (Woody), Lucas Baker, NY

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Spring Yearling (6) 1. ( 1st Jr) Cutting Edge RL B Flower ETV (Bosephus), Kelly Jo Manion (Lease), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. (2nd Jr) Kruses Moonlight Hazel ET (Moonlight), Camdyn Kelly (Lease), MA 3. (3rd Jr) Cher MI Cadence Solara (Cadence), Laura Hallenbeck, NY 4. Spinnaker Swiss Nellie (Glenwood), Bruce Jenks, MA 5. Misty River Carter Wildcard (Carter), Megan Howe, MA

4. Gin-Val Winmore Julianna (Winmore), Lindsey Clark of GMC Farm, NH 5. Nutmeg Acres Cad Felicity (Cadence), Katelyn Marshall, NY 6. N Street Acres Trip Dixie (Trip), Sarah Belder, MA Senior 3-Year-Old (3) 1. Cutting Edge F Faroh ETV (Foremost), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. (1st Jr) Pearl Dell Victory Uma (Poker), Elizabeth Schieferstine, NY 3. Grand Veue Allstar Lana (Allstar), Lucas Baker, NY

Winter Yearling (3) 1. (1st Jr) MBLJ Saffires Shimmer (Saber), Lauren Olson, MA 2. Cutting Edge N Kahlua ETV (Norwin), Ken Main & Allan Brisson, NY 3. (2nd Jr) Maple Street Kick Fireball (Kickstart), Camdyn Kelly, MA

4-Year-Old (4) 1. Top Acres HP Winanna ET (August), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Cutting Edge D Shelly ETV (Durango), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 3. Hylight LBH Kingpin Sadie (Kingpin), Highlight Farms LLC, Larry & Beanie Hill, NY 4. Whitland Austin Snowlight (Austin), Justin Whitney, NY

Fall Yearling (2) 1. Cutting Edge N Saxon ETV (Norwin), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. (1st Jr) On-A-Whim Sandman Panda (Sandman), Hayden Pike, MA

5-Year-Old (2) 1. Whitland BB Snowcro (Bad Boy), Justin Whitney, NY 2. (1st Jr) On-A-Whim Richard Porsche (Richard), Katie Larmon, NY

Jr Best 3 (2) 1. Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Lucas Baker, NY

Aged Cow (3) 1. Cutting Edge Thunder Faye (Thunder), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Milk & Honey PS Kayla (Power Surge), Justin Whitney, NY 3. One True Hill Shark Prime (Shark), Justin Whitney, NY

Milking Yearling (1) 1. Cookie Cutter Bos Josephine (Bosephus), Justin Whitney, NY Junior 2-Year-Old (3) 1. Round Hill Seaman Willow ETV (Seaman), Robert Foote, Cripple Creek Farm, NY 2. New View SM Tickle (Seaman), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 3. Arethusa Dynamite Nahlag (Dynamite), Brooke M. Clark of GMC Farm, NH Senior 2-Year-Old (1) 1. Arethusa Thunder Nicola (Thunder), Brooke M. Clark of GMC Farm, NH

Sr Best 3 (1) 1. Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY Produce of Dam (4) 1. Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Brooke M Clark of GMC Farm, NH 3. Justin Whitney, NY 4. Michael & Karen Cronin, MA

Junior 3-Year-Old (6) 1. Cutting Edge D Twitter ETV (Dynamite), Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion, NY 2. Cutting Edge Bos Kutie ET (Bosephus), Brands Swiss Breeders, NY 3. (1st Jr) Giesy Manor Richard Cherish (Richard), Trevor Bigelow, NY

NORTHEASTERN NATIONAL JUNIOR 3 YEAR OLD

Component Merit Cow (1) 1. Cutting Edge CP Margo ET (Chilli Pepper), Allan Brisson, Allandra Farm Inc, VT

PRODUCTION AWARDS

COMPONENT MERIT

Cutting Edge F Sydney 2-00 305d 23,560M 847F 860P ECM: 25,252 Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion

Cutting Edge CP Margo ET 5-10 305d 27,780M 1,1170F 998P ECM: 31,870 Allan Brisson

AGED COW

NASCO TYPE & PERFORMANCE AWARD

Cutting Edge Thunder Faye 6-06 305d 22,950M 990F 759P ECM: 26,132 Ken Main & Kenny Joe Manion

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TOTAL PERFORMANCE COW

Cutting Edge CP Margo ET 117,496 ECM Lifetime 237 Points Allan Brisson

Cutting Edge CP Margo ET ECM: 32,291 Allan Brisson

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Northwest NATIONAL SHOW WA S H I N G T O N S T AT E F A I R P U YA L L U P, WA | S E P T . 6 , 2 0 2 1 judge : Laurie Winkleman, Appleton, WI

23 HEAD Grand & Intermediate Champion: Bev Wicks Memorial Award Best Bred and Owned Ritchi View Nuck Hum Dinger (Knucklehead) Rick Kaut, Winlock, WA Senior & Reserve Grand Champion: Mtn LKI Jong Polo Reeses (Jongleur) Rick Kaut, Winlock, WA Reserve Senior Champion & Hon Mention Grand Champion GL-AM Jamison Jayda (Jamison) Colten Cuperus, Everson, WA Hon Mention Senior Champion Dan Maur Z Rosco Alyx (Rosco) Dan Maur Farm, Othello, WA

Reserve Intermediate Champion: Dan Maur Z Dynamite Fizz (Dynamite) Dan Maur Farm, Othello, WA Junior Champion: Ritchiview Crt Bless Pinky (Carter) Rick Kaut, Winlock, WA Reserve Junior Champion: Lairds Dynamite Missy (Dynamite) Glenn Laird, Ferndale, WA Hon Mention Junior Champion: Dan Maur Z Star Freedom (Dairystar) Dan Maur, Othello, WA Total Performance Winner & Nasco Production Winner Dan Maur Kingsman Saphire (Kingsman) Dan Maur Farm, Othello, WA

NORTHWEST NATIONAL COMPONENT MERIT

Grand Champ Junior: GL-AM Jamison Jayda (Jamison) Colten Cuperus, Everson, WA Junior Champ & Res. Grand Champion - JR Dan Maur Z GPS Claim To Fame (GPS) Josh Holtcamp, Sedro-Woolley, WA Reserve Junior Champion - JR: Lairds Kickstart Nessy (Kickstart) Tyler Cuperus, Everson, WA

PRODUCTION AWARDS

NASCO TYPE & PERFORMANCE AWARD

Dan Maur Kingsman Saphire ECM: 30,232 Dan & Maureen Baginski

TOTAL PERFORMANCE COW

Dan Maur Kingsman Saphire 92,271 ECM Lifetime 217 Points Dan & Maureen Baginski

Photo by Liz (Baginski) Holtcamp, WA

Dan Maur Kingsman Saphire 5-02 305d 25,810M 1,183F 846P ECM: 30,232 Dan & Maureen Baginski

– JUNIOR SHOW CHAMPIONS –

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OHIO STATE FAIR

COLUMBUS, OH | AUGUST 11, 2021 / judge: Laurie Winkelman, Appleton, WI

Res. Grand & Res. Sr. Champion: WF Richard Chit Chat, 4YR, Uluru Swiss Acres, Clermont, IA Honorable Mention: Double W DD Lasso, Jr 3YR, Knapp Genetics, Epworth, Intermediate Champion: Double W DD Lasso, Jr 3YR, Knapp Genetics, Epworth, IA Res. Int. Champion: Arethusa Naughtyornice ET, Sr 3YR, K + K Dairy, Epworth, IA Honorable Mention: Top Acres Braiden Snick ET, 2nd Sr 3YR, Eric Lang, Brooklyn, IA Junior Champion: Triangle Acres Famous Jive, WINTER CALF, Ice Cream Acres, Homestead, IA Reserve Jr Champion: Express-SMD Dynamite Phoebe, WINTER YRLG, Uluru Swiss Acres, Clermont, IA

L-R: Laurie Winkleman, Judge – Christina, Keith Topp – Ally, James Cole Kaylee Cherry - Madeline Headings, OH Queen. Grand & Sr. Champion: R Hart BJ Chistina, (Braiden James) 1st 4 YR, Kinley Topp, On Topp Genetics, Botkins, OH Reserve Grand Champion: RNR Durham Ally, (Durham) 1st Jr 2 YR, Kaylee Cherry, Wooster, OH Honorable Mention: Renegade Braiden Laurel ET, (Braiden) 1st AGED COW, Jeff Woods & Mary Lou Topp, Botkins, OH Intermediate Champion: RNR Durham Ally, (Durham) 1st Jr 2 YR, Kaylee Cherry, Wooster, OH Res. Int. Champion: Cedar Way Win for McKay, (Winningformula) 1st SR 2 YR, Lauren D. L’Amoreaux, Louisville, OH

Honorable Mention: Top Acres Braiden Willow ETV, FALL YRLG, Uluru Swiss Acres, Clermont, IA Junior Best Three Females: Fick Swiss, Boyden, IA Senior Best Three Females: Lee-Ann’s Swiss LLC, Dewitt, IA Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: Lee-Anns Swiss LLC, Dewitt, IA

KENTUCKY STATE FAIR

LOUISVILLE, KY | AUGUST 21,2021

51 heifers – 23 cows - 80 Head judge:

Sherri Smith, Glenford, OH

Hon. Men. Int: Open-Road Stryker Wanna Be, (Stryker) 1st JR 3 YR, Amy Hughes, Killbuck, OH Futurity Winner: Sharon Farms Seaman Gahanna, (Seaman) Dale Dirkson, Kenton, OH Junior Champion: Laurlind Dynamite Showtime, (Dynamite) 1st Spring Yearling, Lauren L’Amoreaux, Louisville, OH Res. Junior Champ: Twinklin Sun B Avon, (Braiden) 1st Summer Yearling, Preston Sheets, Cortland, OH Honorable Mention: R Hart All Star 249, (All Star) 1st Winter Calf, Kinley Topp, On Topp Genetics, Botkins, OH Premier Exhibitor: Topp View, Wapakoneta, OH Premier Breeder: Brook Hollow, Delbert & Heather Yoder, West Salem, OH

IOWA STATE FAIR

DES MOINES, IA | AUGUST 13, 2021

51 heifers - 29 cows - 80 head

judge:

Ethan Heinzmann, Overland Park, KS.

L-R Roger Sparrow, Jemma, Joe Sparrow – Allie, Josh Jones, Sherri Smith, Ally Jones, Hadleigh Jones, Kenna Tate Jones, Tasha Simpson, Ezra Jones. Grand Champion: Dutch Marie Dundee Allie, 4YR, Ridgeline, Manion, A Jones, Edmonton KY Res. Grand Champ: Beu Dell Thunder Jemma, 2nd 4 YR, Fairdale Farm, Owenton, KY Int. Champion: Double W Richard Baltimore, SR 3YR, Fairdale Farm, Owenton, KY Res. Int. Champion: Kruses LJ Fab Skylar ET, JR 2YR, Ridgeline, Manion, A Jones, Edmonton, KY KY Brown Swiss 2-Year-Old Futurity Fairdale Cadence Strawberry Fairdale Farm, Owenton, KY Junior Champion: Fairdale Carter Cameo, Fall YRLG, Fairdale Farm, Owenton, KY Res. Junior Champion: Edge View D Wrigley ETV, Winter Calf, Colt Buckley, Lawrenceburg, KY Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: 1st Junior & 1st Senior Best 3 Females Fairdale Farm LLC, Owenton, KY

L-R: WF Richard Chit Chat – SS Debs 929 Grand & Sr. Champion: SS Debs 929, Aged COW Knapp Genetics, Epworth, IA / SUPREME CHAMPION

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WISCONSIN STATE FAIR WEST ALLIS, WI AUGUST 14 – 15 2021

Sr. Best 3 Females: Just So Farm, Lake Mills, WI Premier Breeder: Double W Farms, Holyoke, CO Premier Exhibitor: Knapp Genetics, Epworth, IA

31 heifers, 15 cows – 46 Head

judge:

Delbert Yoder, West Salem, OH

Grand Champion: Random Luck B Tea Rose, AGED COW, Matthew & Allison Thompson, Darlington, WI. B&O

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR

SPRINGFIELD, IL | AUG. 19, 2021 judge: Lee F. Barber Jr., DeWitt, IA

Res. Champion: Twinkle-Hill Starnova 1351, SR 2YR, Twinkle-Hill Farm, Watertown, WI Intermediate Champion: Twinkle-Hill Starnova 1351, SR 2YR, Twinkle-Hill Farm, Watertown, WI Res. Int. Champion: Twinkle-Hill Fact Aria 1378, JR 2YR, Twinkle-Hill Farm, Watertown, WI Junior Champion: Random Luck Acc Paticake ETV, WINTER CALF, Richard Thompson, Darlington Res. Junior Champ: Lucky Charms Total Flake, WINTER YRLG, Heidi Heller, Cecil, WI - (Lease) Paige Douglas, Darlington, WI Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: 1st Junior & 1st Senior Best 3 Females Twinkle-Hill Farm, Watertown, WI

WISCONSIN STATE SHOW WEST SALEM, WI | AUG. 21, 2021

128 heifers, 67 cows - 195 Head judge:

Tom Foss, Cambridge, MN

L-R: Voelkers Bush Aggie ETV, Dayne Voelker - Hills Valley Supreme Reno ET, Michelle Fluty - Judge, Lee Barber. Grand Champion: Hills Valley Supreme Reno ET, AGED COW, Sara Fluty, Bloomington, IL Res Grand & Int. Champion: Voelkers Bush Aggie ETV, SR 2YR, Dayne Voelker, Perryville, MO Res. Int. Champion: Last Chance Doboy Violet, JR 2YR, Kyle Ainger, Harvard, IL. - Land of Lincoln Champion Junior Champion: Harvest Breeze Cater Winkydink, SPR Calf, Ellie Albert, Keyesport, IL. Res. Junior Champ: Muffets Twin Acre N Reese, 2nd SPR Calf, Jacob Roedl, Edgewood, IL Hon. Men. Jr Champ: Rocky Road Jackpot Madison, WIN. YRLG, Ashley Osborne, Mulberry Grove, IL Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: DSKM Farm, Bloomington, IL

L-R: Lila Kilsdonk, WI Brown Swiss Queen, Judge Tom Foss, Groves Sun Jonlr Teacup ET, Landen Knapp – SS Debs 929 – Double W Lam Estera OCS. Pc: Cowsmo. Grand & Sr. Champion: Groves Sun Jonglr Teacup ET, 5YR, Aaron Johnson & Beth Nelson, Ettrick, WI

MINNESOTA STATE FAIR ST PAUL, MN | SEPT. 1, 2021

40 heifers - 18 Cows - 58 head

judge:

Laurie Winkleman, Appleton, WI

Res. Grand & Res. Sr. Champion: SS Debs 929, AGED COW, Knapp Genetics, Epworth, IA Hon. Mention Grand: Double W Lam Estera OCS, SR 3YR, Brad Kinney & Jill Kopfer, Double W, Durand, IL Hon. Men. Sr. Champ: Just So P Wildflower, 4YR, Just So Farms, Lake Mills, WI. Best Bred & Owned Intermediate Champion: Double W Lam Estera OCS, SR 3YR, Brad Kinney & Jill Kopfer & Double W, Durand, IL Res. Int. Champion: Glenmar-Dale Seaman Pansy, JR 2YR, Becky Brown, Stitzer, WI Hon. Mention Int.: Just So D Fortune, YRLG IN Milk, Just So Farm, Lake Mills, WI Junior Champion: Red Brae E Famous Maybe, SPR YRLG, Elise Bleck, Glenbeulah, WI Res. Junior Champion: Topp B-3 Woodford, SUM YRLG, Brothers 3, Waukesha, WI Honorable Mention: Trackside Carter Greta, SPR CALF, Quincee Johnson, Evansville, WI Jr. Best Three Females: Red Brae, Armbruster Bros, Muscoda, WI 10

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L-R: Res Grand Champ. Pit-Crew Rich Peaches Twin, Eric Sonnek, - Grand Champ. Pit-Crew Rich Prankster ET, Paul Trapp, - Judge, Laurie Winkleman. PIC PC: M Fritsche. Grand Champion & BU: Pit-Crew Rich Prankster ET, 4YR, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN. B&O Reserve Grand: Pit-Crew Rich Peaches Twin, SR 2YR, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN Senior Champion: Pit-Crew Rich Prankster ET, 4YR, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN Reserve Senior: Cozy Valley Whiskey Haze, AGED COW, Myriah Klug, Cozy Valley, Spring Grove, MN

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Intermediate Champion: Pit-Crew Rich Peaches Twin, SR 2YR, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN

Grand & Int. Champion: Groves View Carter Teardrop, SR 3YR, Grant Groves, Billings, MO

Res. Intermediate: Pit-Crew Daredevil Noelle, SR 3YR, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN

Res. Grand & Sr Champion: GF Thunder Aruba Aloha, 4YR, Stephanie Miller, Walnut Grove, MO

Junior Champion: Pit-Crew Formula Tawny, WINTER YRLG, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN Reserve Junior: Pit-Crew Durham Tallison, FALL YRLG, Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN

Res. Int. Champion: Groves View Sup Trust It, SR 2YR, Brittany (Groves) Whitehill, Billings, MO

Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: 1st Junior & 1st Senior Best 3 Females Pit-Crew Genetics, Cambridge, MN

Junior Champion: Top Acres Lega Wizee, SPR CALF, Grant Groves, Billings, MO

INDIANA STATE FAIR

Res. Senior Champion: Double W Thunder Tory, AGED COW, Bridgette Smith, Collinsville, OK

Res. Junior Champion: Knapp Bose Aftermath, WIN YRLG, Logan & Molly Archer, Falcon, MO Sr & Jr Best 3 Females: Wittspride Dairy, Ava, MO

INDIANAPOLIS, IN | AUG. 13, 2021

63 heifers – 32 cows - 93 Head judge:

Keith Topp, Botkins, OH

MARYLAND STATE FAIR

TIMONIUM, MD. | SEPTEMBER 2, 2021

38 heifers, 16 cows –- 54 head,

judge:

Nate Goldenberg, McGregor, TX

L-R: Anna Ekrote, IN Brown Swiss Queen - Nierman’s Formula Lacey, HM Gr. Champ. Ryland Nierman - Eastern Goliath Payva, Res. Grand Champ: (owned by Brian Nierman & Jeff Jones), Brayton Nierman - Blessing CNJ T Norann ET, Grand Champion, Caylee James - Judge Keith Topp. Grand & Int. Champion: Blessing CNJ T Norann ET, JR 2YR, Caylee James, Wolcottville, IN Res. Grand & Res. Int. Champion: Eastern Goliath Payva 1726, SR 3YR, Brayton Nierman, Brownstown, Indiana

L-R: Nate Goldenberg- Judge; - Morgan Qualls, Dairy Princess - Silhouette Jongleur Moana, Kayla Brody - Peach Kist WF Tori, Jenna Lenhart, - Grand Champion, Siegerts Damian Pinapple, Evan Creek, – Leslie Bruchey owner; Cindy Warner, Award Sponsor.

Senior Champion: Niermans Formula Lacey, 4YR, Camdyn Nierman, Brownstown, IN

Grand Champion: Siegerts Damian Pinapple (Damian), 1st SENIOR 3YR, Leslie & Linda Bruchey, MD

Res. Senior Champ: Bless-Caff Cadenc Snowflake, AGED COW, Brent Caffee, Decatur, IN

Res. Grand Champion: Peach Kist WF Tori (Winning Formula), 2nd SENIOR 3YR, Jenna Lenhart, MD

Junior Champion: Blessing Garbro Diego Paula, FALL CALF, Caylee James, Wolcottville, IN

HM Grand Champion: Silhouette Jongleur Moana (Jongleur), 1st JUNIOR 2YR, Kayla Brody, MD

Res. Jr Champion: Blessing Woody Nicole, FALL YRLG, Blessing Farms, Fort Wayne, IN

Junior Champion: Ms Dynamite Snow Day (Dynamite), 1st SUMMER YRLG, Kueffner, Packard, Smith, Hellenbrand & Skipton, MD

Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: 1st Junior & 1st Senior Best 3 Females Blessing Farm, B. Osborn, R. Mort, Ft Wayne, IN

Res. Junior Champion: Spots Pride Play It Again (Famous), 1st SPRING CALF, Emily & Amy Yeiser, MD

OZARK EMPIRE FAIR

SPRINGFIELD, MO | AUGUST 20, 2021

17 heifers, 15 cows – 32 head

judge:

Delbert Yoder, West Salem, OH

Congratulations to all who participated in their county, canton, state, and regional shows!

Don’t forget to send in your embryo flush/implant paperwork. Remember all Donor Dams must be parentage verified by genomic and/or DNA testing. L-R: Grant Groves, Teardrop, Bailey Groves, - Aloha, Stephanie Miller, - Trust It, Brittany Whitehall – Judge: Delbert Yoder, West Salem, OH

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ALL-AMERICAN

2021 Form 2021 ALL AMERICAN ENTRYEntry FORM CLASS: ____________________________________________________ __

Birthdate: _____________________

A nimal Name ______________________________________________

Registration ___________________

Owner: _______________________________________________________

Phone: ________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________________

If different than current owner, list:

Exhibitor: ____________________________________________________ City, State:________________________ Breeder: ______________________________________________________ City, State:________________________

List all placi ngs at 2021 Qualifyi ng shows where exhibited.

(See Rules for List of Qualifying Shows. Do not use Junior Show information.) Placing

Udder

Show (and State)

___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ _______________ ______________________________________________________________

Group classes:

list all animals in the group.

Animal Name & Registration Number

Breeder

Owner of each animal

List best 305-day record and current record-in-progress of actual production. Nominations will be judged on pictures and show placings only, but production records must also be listed. Age

Days

2x/3x

Milk

Fat

Protein

Provide One Electronic 5X7 Professional Color Photo (minimum resolution 300 PPI) for each animal entered. Please include the following information with the picture:

Full Name and Class.

Send entry form and $50 fee per entry to: All American Program, Brown Swiss Association, 800 Pleasant Street, Beloit, WI 53511- 5456. Entries must be postmarked or photos e-mailed to ljoh nson@brownswissusa.com on or before November 15.

Signature:

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BROWN SWISS 2021 Brown Swiss ALL-AMERICAN All American Program Program Rules Rules The All American Program recognizes the outstanding animals exhibited at state and national shows during the current calendar year. Classes for the contest include Spring Heifer Calves, Winter Heifer Calves, Fall Heifer Calves, Summer Yearling Heifers, Spring Yearling Heifers, Winter Yearling Heifers, Fall Yearling Heifers, Yearling in Milk, Junior Two Year Olds, Senior Two Year Olds, Junior Three Year Olds, Senior Three Year Olds, Four Year Olds, Five Year Olds, Aged Cows and Component Merit. Group classes included in the program are Junior Best Three Females, Best Three Females, and Produce of Dam. ELIGIBILITY To participate in the All American Program, all owners of the animal must be either Junior or Adult Members of the national Brown Swiss Association. To be eligible for entry in the All American contest, the animals must meet the following qualifications. Place 1st through 6th place at a National Show or place 1st or 2nd at any other U.S. shows designated as qualifying shows by the National Show Committee and Board of Directors. (Qualifying Shows listed on this page following the rules.) PICTURES It shall be the responsibility of the exhibitor to secure and supply one electronic professional color photo of each animal being entered in the All American Contest along with the entry blank. NOTE: The photos must be electronic 5 x 7 color files with a minimum resolution of 300 PPI. The current PDCA show ring code of ethics rules pertaining to grooming and preparation must be followed. Pictures must be made during the current year and show the animals in the same stage of growth and/or lactation as when she qualified in the show ring. For competition in the group classes, an individual picture of each animal in the group must be submitted. The pictures must be of the animals which are shown when the group qualified for entry. If substitutions are made in a group from one show to the next, different entries must be made for each qualifying combination. Partnership bred animals, outside the family, cannot be used in the Best Three Females classes.

ENTRIES Entries must use an official entry blank with all requested information completed, including listing all placings at qualifying shows during the current year (Include udder placings.), one electionic professional color picture for each class entry, and a $50 fee per entry. (An application is available on the Brown Swiss Association website., and will be published in the September and October issues of the Brown Swiss Bulletin.) All photos and entries must be e-mailed or post-marked on or before November 15. E-mailed entries and all photos should be sent to: ljohnson@brownswissusa.com.

NOMINATIONS Information on all entry blanks is checked at the National Office for accuracy. Each entry along with a photo is sent to the Nominating Committee. Each judge will nominate entries in each class and forward his ballot to the national office. Ballots will be tallied and nominated animals determined. Breeders with nominated animals will be notified and invoiced $150 for each nominated entry which must be paid in order for the animal to continue in the contest. JUDGING & PUBLICATION The judges include all those who are on the Brown Swiss Association Approved Judges List and who served as judge at any of the qualifying shows. The judges will receive a judging packet containing a ballot, the entries, and the animals’ photos. Judges with any interest, either monetary or relational to entries and/or nominees should refrain from voting in those classes. The ballots will be tallied and total points published in the Bulletin. Nominations and winners, when published in the Bulletin, will include pictures accompanied by the names of animals, breeders, owners, as well as placings and production information. All winning entries have the option of receiving an All American photo plaque for an additional $40 fee.

If entry rules are not followed by entrant, the animal or group entered can be disqualified.

Following is a List of the Qualifying Shows for 2021: NATIONAL SHOWS Eastern National, All‑American Dairy Show, Harrisburg, PA International, World Dairy Expo, Madison, WI Northeast National, Eastern States Expo, West Springfield, MA Northwest National, Western Washington Fair, Puyallup, WA Southeastern National, NAILE, Louisville, KY Southwest National, HOA Expo, Stillwater, OK FUTURITY SHOWS The winner of a futurity will qualify for the All American Contest if the futurity is held as part of a listed qualifying show. OTHER QUALIFYING SHOWS California State Fair, Sacramento, CA Florida State Fair, Tampa, FL Georgia National, Perry, GA Illinois State Fair, Springfield, IL Indiana State Show, Franklin, IN Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, IA Kansas State Fair, Hutchinson, KS Kentucky State Fair, Louisville, KY Maryland Invitational Show, Frederick, MD Maryland State Fair, Timonium, MD Michigan Summer Show, East Lansing, MI Midwest Brown Swiss Show, Monroe, WI Minnesota State Show & Fair, St. Paul, MN Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, MO New York Spring Show, Syracuse, NY New York State Fair, Syracuse, NY New York State Show, Hamburg, NY North Carolina St Fair & Show, Raleigh, NC Ohio State Fair, Columbus, OH Ohio State Show, Circleville, OH Ozark Empire Fair, Springfield, MO Pennsylvania Farm Show, Harrisburg, PA South Dakota State Fair, Huron, SD SE MN Brown Swiss Nat’l, Rochester, MN Southwestern Livestock Expo, Ft. Worth, TX State Fair of Texas, Dallas, TX Vermont State Show, New Haven, VT Wisconsin State Fair, West Allis, WI Wisconsin State Show, West Salem, WI To be a Qualifying Show, there must be 40 or more head of Brown Swiss to be judged, the show must be approved by the Board of Directors, AND a Show Report must be sent to the national Brown Swiss office. Please have your dairy show superintendent or state association secretary send in the results from your Brown Swiss shows.

Mail Entries to All American Contest, Brown Swiss Association, 800 Pleasant Street, Beloit, WI 53511; E-mail Entries to ljohnson@brownswissusa.com

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Tea Rose: easy to work with and pretty easy to look at as well, according to the Thompsons.

CLIMBING HER WAY TO THE TOP Perennial Madison medalist wins Component Merit Class By Danielle Nauman

DARLINGTON, Wis. – Long-time World Dairy Expo top-ten finisher Random Luck B Tea Rose 3E-95 added her seventh medal to her collection at the International Brown Swiss show held Sept. 30 in Madison, Wis.; this time, though, the ribbon was finally a blue one.

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Tea Rose was named the winning Component Merit Cow, as well as earning the designations of Best Udder and Best Bred and Owned, as well as being the top junior-owned entry, exhibited by Matthew Thompson. She also took home the banners for Senior and Grand Champion of the Junior Show, and received the high-five making her the Honorable Mention Senior Champion in the open show. “The definite highlight of World Dairy Expo, for me, was the opportunity to compete in a class against Matthew and Tea Rose,

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Matthew Thompson led Tea Rose to first place in the Component Merit Cow Class at World Dairy Expo.

and other great cows such as Tango, Margo and Paisley,” said Rick “RT” Thompson, who led the fourth place cow in the class, Random Luck L Talula. Tea Rose and her herdmates call Random Luck Farm home. There the Thompsons milk 52 head of registered Brown Swiss and Jerseys, with a smattering of Holsteins thrown in. “We are very blessed to have a cow like Tea Rose,” said Rick of one of the undeniable barn-favorites at Random Luck. “She has enabled both of my kids to experience success in the showring. I tried to explain to Matthew that, much like growing up a Cubs and Bears fan, this might be a once-in-a-lifetime accomplishment, so he should enjoy it.” Early in her showring career, Tea Rose was often escorted by Allison Thompson; while lately her brother Matthew has taken over that job, including leading her to her long-awaited rise to the top of a World Dairy Expo class. “It was a great feeling,” Matthew said, recalling the high-five he received from associate judge Phillip Topp, as Tea Rose was chosen to be the Grand Champion of the Junior Show. “She has always done well at Expo, but has never won her class. She is a great cow and she deserves it.”

Not a new name to Brown Swiss enthusiasts, Tea Rose is ten years old and in her seventh lactation, having calved just before Christmas last year. Before stepping on the purple shavings, she had spent the 2021 show season adding a few more banners to her already impressive collection, being selected as the Grand Champion Brown Swiss and the eventual Reserve Supreme Champion of both the Wisconsin State Fair and the Youth Classic Dairy Show. She was honored as the 2020 Wisconsin Cow of the Year. A perennial anchor of the Random Luck showstring, Tea Rose has been nominated All-American six times and has been Reserve AllAmerican three times. Prior to winning her class this year, Tea Rose has been second in her class three times. She has been the Supreme Champion of the Wisconsin State Fair twice, and has been Reserve and Honorable Mention a couple other times, including being Reserve Supreme this year. She is a second-generation Wisconsin State Fair Grand Champion. A daughter of Mort Legacy Bonanza, Tea Rose hails from the heart of one of the Random Luck foundation cow families, being a granddaughter of Sun-Made Jetway Taps 2E-92. Her mother is Random Luck Premium Twinkle EX-92, and Tea Rose completes six generations of Excellent cows.

According to Matthew, one of the things that makes Tea Rose such a special individual is her personality.

As a breeder, Rick says that Tea Rose exemplifies what he is striving to create, with extreme dairy strength matched with great Brown Swiss breed character.

“Tea Rose is just a great cow to work with. She is pretty mellow and never freaks out about anything,” Matthew said. “She is so easy to work with and she always does pretty well, that makes it a lot of fun to show her.”

“Tea Rose is one of those cows that makes you want to get out of bed and head to the barn every day: she is easy to work with and pretty easy to look at as well,” Rick said. “She is pretty special; she is ten years old and she still continues to get better with each calving.”

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Winners of the “First” All American Brown Swiss Futurity- L-R: Jillian Anderson- PA Brown Swiss Princess, Cindy Warner, Round Hill Acres, and sponsor of the Winning Futurity blanket, Judge Brian Schnebly, Lebanon Co. Dairy Princess, Buschs Famous JennaWinner and also the Intermediate Champion, owned by Peter Vail, and Deanna Bendig at the Halter, Heilinger Silver War- winning Jr. with Emily Heilinger at the Halter, and Jake Hushon, Committee member and representing New Generation Genetics.

PREMIER OF THE ALL AMERICAN BROWN SWISS FUTURITY By: Cindy Warner

Harrisburg, PA. — The “New and Improved” 2–year–old Futurity was held at the 2021 All American Dairy Show in Harrisburg, PA. This new format and “roll-out” for the Brown Swiss Futurity starts a new chapter for Brown Swiss breeders at the All American Dairy Show. It started out with a bang as the Winning entry was Buschs Famous Jenna, an outstanding Sr. 2-year old, who went on to win the Intermediate Champion of the show. She is owned by Peter Vail, FL. Judge Brian Schnebly commented on her outstanding mammary and such a stylish tall and long young cow with a bright future—a handy winner of the First All American Futurity. The winning Jr. was Austin Heilinger, PA. with the entry of Heilinger Silver War, also a Sr. 2-year-old., and placed third in the Futurity Class. The “new” Futurity will be focused on the promotion of the Brown Swiss breed, and all states and exhibitors are welcome to enter and participate in this “Jackpot” payout with Winner takes all in the Open show – and that goes for the Jr. Division of the class too. This 16

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new approach is to stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Brown Swiss! It will recognize the accomplishments of the small and the large breeder, as well as the Juniors. It was decided to showcase this event at the prestigious All American Dairy Show which has entries from so many states, and is considered one of the elite National shows of the year. This year’s Judge for the “first” Futurity was Brian Schnebly, Hagerstown, MD. The Futurity is exhibitor friendly with a “one-time” payment of $30.00 which will be due July 1 on the year of the show. We invite and encourage all eligible entries to enter for the following years. Calves born 9/1/2019—8/31/20 are eligible for the 2022 futurity. The class consists of Jr. and Sr. 2-year-olds, and to clarify— the futurity animas are eligible to enter their respective classes in the show. The committee members are Jake Hushon, Cindy Warner, Joy Widerman, Abby Evans, and Jared Daubert. Forms and information are available from any of the committee—but Jared is a great contact: email: weeber140@yahoo.com, and his address is Jared Daubert, 919 Clearfield Rd. Shippensburg, PA. 17357. Enter all your Eligible animals, Don’t Miss a Winner, You may be the one Next Year!! www. brownswissusa.com

Visiting the Past . . . Fun Auction Supports Youth Programs The Brown Swiss Youth wishes to Thank all the donors and buyers over the past 40 years of Fun Auctions. Listed below are the high selling items along with the consignors and the buyers. YEAR

LOCATION 1982 Des Moines, IA 1983 Lancaster, PA 1984 Nashville, TN 1985 Sioux Falls, SD 1986 Buffalo, NY 1987 Dayton, OH 1988 Rockford, IL 1989 Frederick, MD 1990 Hutchinson, KS 1991 Tacoma, WA 1992 Madison, WI Bloomington, MN 1993 1994 Springfield, MO 1995 Fort Worth, TX 1996 Cedar Rapids, IA 1997 Middleburg Hts, OH 1998 Salina, KS 1999 Baltimore, MD 2000 Harrisburg, PA 2001 Burlington, VT 2002 Green Bay, WI 2003 Modesto, CA 2004 Rochester, MN 2005 Beloit, WI 2006 Dubuque, IA 2007 Syracuse, NY 2008 Lina, OH 2009 Springfield, MO 2010 Louisville, KY 2011 Frederick, MD 2012 Burlington, VT 2013 Milwaukee, WI 2014 E. Peoria, IL 2015 Pittsburgh, PA 2016 Owatona, MN Canton, OH 2017 2018 Corralville, IA 2019 Buffalo, NY 2020 Beloit, WI 2021 Hadley, MA

HIGH SELLING ITEM Painting Cow Head Painting Ceramic Butter Churn Iowa Quilt Cow Afghan Quilt Painted Milk Can “Tender Moments” Painting Quilt Cow Rocking Horse (TIE) Swiss Carved Cow/trough (TIE) Swiss Hand Carved Cow/trough 12 Judd’s Bridge Milk Bottles Handmade Quilt Stain Glass of BS Cow Stain Glass of Choice Painting of “Terri” Glass BS Lamp Shade Embryo Package Cow Prototype Figurine Semen Tank Embryo Package Quilt w/BS photos (TIE) Italian Model BS Cow (TIE) Painting of BS Cow Head 1980 Model Cow Painted Bankers Chest w/BS Cedar Chest/Treasurers of OH Hand Painted Boy & Calf (TIE) Hand Painted Girl & Calf (TIE) Denim Quilt (TIE) Winkelman BS Print (TIE) Painted Chest w/BS calf Historical Books BS Scene Painting Hand Painted BS Bench Fly Swatter Stained Glass Suncatcher Bessie the Cow Rocker Golden Custom Pendant Oil Painting Barnwood Framed Swiss Cow *No Auction* Sprengeler Brown Swiss Cow

CONSIGNOR BUYER Doug & Jeanne Tuman, MN Kathy DeMay, NY Minnesota BSA Phillip Yetter, NJ Nolandale Farm, IL Rhoda Daubert, PA Iowa BSA Forest Lawn Farm, WI Minnesota BSA Delores Klotzbach, NY Ohio BSA Peggy Long, MD Illinois Canton 2 Harold & Peggy Long, MD Bonnie Mohr, MN Barb Laub, OK Franklin Myers Family, KS Sunshine Genetics, WI Tillamook BS Breeders, OR Don Meier, OR National BSA, WI Rita “Kookie” Aegerter, WA National BSA Dave Dickson, WI George DeVoe, CT 10 Buyers Kathy Head, Alexander Family, TX Rocky Mt. BSA/Tena Cobb, CO Brian & Ann Garrison, OH Tena Cobb, CO Kenny Joe Manion, KY Minnesota BSA/Jeanne Tuman Oak Spring Dairy, VA Tina Cobb, CO Kenny Joe Manion, KY Arthurst,Hilltop,RNR,Amber,Kruse Lee Majeskie, MD Marvin Kruse Family, WI Sunshine Genetics, WI Caire Inc. R-Genetics, OH Sunshine & Garbro Swiss David & Sue Shanks, IL Oliveira Family, CA Sheryl Deaver, WI Edwin Genasci, CA Sunshine Genetics, WI Minnesota BSA/Jeanne Tuman Voelker Family, MO Tom Rybicki, IL Sunshine Genetics, WI Illinois BSA Bill Nolan, IL Ohio BSA Dieter Krieg, PA *Not Available* Ohio BSA (Millers) *Not Available* Ohio BSA (Millers) Oklahoma BSA Trudy Tanner, CT Twinkle-Hill Farm, WI John/Connie Anderson, CA R-Hart Farm, OH Wayne Sliker, OH *Not Available* Maryland BSA(Slikers) Minnesota BSA & J. Tuman Gordon & Kathy DeMay, NY Illinois BSA Jacob Roedl, IL Jeff Kennedy, PA Wisconsin BSA Illinois BSA (Tena Cobb) Jim & Rita Kennedy, PA Hawk Swiss, OK Dennis Mashek, IA Marlene Lammers, OH Jim & Rita Kennedy, PA Minnesota BSA & J. Tuman Medlang Swiss, IA Ohio BSA Joni Paaske, IA

AMOUNT $335.00 $450.00 $275.00 $350.00 $235.00 $750.00 $560.00 $675.00 $650.00 $350.00 $350.00 $585.00 $725.00 $900.00 $1,900.00 $750.00 $1,050.00 $1,100.00 $2,200.00 $2,050.00 $450.00 $1,300.00 $700.00 $700.00 $570.00 $900.00 $800.00 $1,000.00 $725.00 $725.00 $425.00 $425.00 $625.00 $1,050.00 $2,000.00 $1,000.00 $2,900.00 $1,200.00 $1,000.00 $2,000.00 $450.00 $1,800.00

Arthurst Farm, MN

$1,350.00

Ken Main, NY

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Ambassador’s Message: Hello everyone, Madelyn and Awna again. By the time you receive this we should all be recovering from the World Dairy Expo and the All American Show! We would like to remind you all that we have some amazing contests and activities going on right now! We are also extending our deadlines for some of these contests! We would like to highlight one of our outstanding national youth members! Youth spotlight. —Kendra Waldenberger—

I did not have the opportunity to grow up on a farm; however, through the 4-H lease program, I have had the chance to still be able to experience life on the farm. Matt and Steve Klug, from the Cozy Valley Farm, have graciously allowed me to lease their cows and let me be a part of their dairy operation for the past twelve years. They have taken me under their wings and have taught me all about dairy farming, the Brown Swiss breed, showing, as well as the dairy industry. Having such influential mentors has helped me grow my passion for the Brown Swiss breed and the industry. Through my involvement in the Brown Swiss breed, I have been able to join the Minnesota Brown Swiss Association, as well as, the National Brown Swiss Association. I have had many opportunities through these Associations like being a Junior and Senior Brown Swiss Ambassador, as well as, running for National Brown Swiss Ambassador. I am very active in the Minnesota Brown Swiss Association. Every summer, I attend our Minnesota State Picnic and Canton meeting. I have also attended the Minnesota and Iowa National Brown Swiss Conventions. In my County, I have attended and planned dairy workshops and attended our annual Dairy Banquet. I have also taken part in the Minnesota Youth All-Breeds Convention, the National Holstein Convention in Bellevue, Washington, and the National 4-H Dairy Conference in 2017. I believe that it is very important to continuously expand my knowledge of the dairy industry and to meet new friends from all over the United States because those are the people that I am going to be working with in the future. My favorite hobby is showing cows. Every year I look forward to spring because I love being able to finally pick out new show cows and get them ready to show all summer long. It requires countless hours of work, but it is something that I will never get tired of. I love going to shows to showcase all of the hard work that I have put into getting my cows to look their best. I also get to see many of my dairy friends that I’m not able to see during the school year. Dairy is my passion and I have a hunger for knowledge to learn more about the industry. When I’m not showing cows, some of my hobbies are baking, cooking, decorating cakes, and doing crafts with my mom. For the past three years, I have been making crafts to sell at my town’s holiday craft fair show in December. It is something I look forward to every year because I get to bond with my mom over crafts and spend time with her. Some of my interests include 4-H and FFA. I have enjoyed countless activities and leadership positions in 4-H and FFA. It is such a great feeling to share and spread my passion for 4-H and FFA with others. I have met so many great

friends through these organizations and learned how to be a strong leader in my school, community, and county. After graduating with my bachelor’s degree, I would like to attend graduate school studying dairy cattle genetics to achieve my dream job as a dairy cattle geneticist. Genetics has always been extremely interesting to me, and I would love to have a career-focused on them. I would like to have my own dairy herd with registered Brown Swiss in the future. I grew up showing Brown Swiss, and I currently own a small herd of Brown Swiss. I have enjoyed all aspects of raising my cattle, and I want to continue to do so. I plan to keep developing my herd’s genetics and exhibiting cattle at shows. I started leasing and showing Brown Swiss cows from the Klug family at the Cozy Valley Farm when I was nine years old. I fell in love with cows as well as the dairy industry and have continued showing ever since. My love for dairy has led me to own seven Brown Swiss with my brother, where we raise them to show. My mentors Matt and Myriah Klug were the ones that first introduced me to the dairy industry. I worked on their dairy farm for six summers learning about the daily care of cows and so much more. It was my time spent working for the Klug family that first sparked my interest in dairy cattle genetics and mating cows. Outside of showing, I have had the opportunity to attend many conventions and conferences to learn more about different aspects of the dairy industry, network with dairy industry professionals, and meet some of my best friends that share the same passion for the dairy industry. In 4-H, I helped plan dairy workshops for 4-H youth and mentored new dairy project members. I like to stay involved in my county’s dairy project by encouraging youth to join 4-H dairy quiz bowl, tutoring younger members in dairy judging, and participating in dairy workshops to help kids with their dairy projects. Expanding my knowledge about various areas of the dairy industry has always been a priority to me. The industry is always evolving and staying in the know is important to staying relevant in the dairy industry. Networking in the dairy industry is very important because those are the people you will be working with in the future and could potentially be your employer. Sharing my knowledge and experiences with other youth is another thing that I love to do because we can all learn so much from one another. In the Minnesota Brown Swiss Association, I have served as a Minnesota Brown Swiss Junior Ambassador for two years and a Senior Ambassador for one year. As an ambassador, I handed out ribbons and spoke at Canton shows, the Minnesota State Fair, and the National Brown Swiss Junior Show when it was held in Minnesota. I also helped plan Brown Swiss youth events, talked with farmers about considering adding Brown Swiss to their herd, invited youth dairy project members to the Minnesota Fall Brown Swiss State sale to purchase a project calf, and attended farm tours hosted by a dairy farm for foreign dairy farmers to advocate for the Brown Swiss breed. I also continue advocating for the Brown Swiss breed, because I am so passionate about the breed and want to encourage others to consider adding them to their herds to gain the positive attributes of the breed.

Schedule:

Coloring Contest Due November 15 Photo Contest Due November 1 Tuesday September 28 Brown Swiss Youth gathering at WDE National Bell Ringer Entries/Photos Due December 1 Youth Contests Due March 31, 2022

Contact Information: www.brownswissusa.com/Youth/JuniorPrograms/tabid/106/Default.aspx Madelyn Topp, Ambassador – Madelyn.Topp03@gmail.com – 937.815.2037 | Awna Hirsch, Alternate Ambassdor – ahirsch58@gmail.com – 970.397.9633

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L Century Tequila Vanilla 840003136991118 ‘V87 ‘ V E E V V Jr 4 Yr Old Milk Honor Roll 2021 4/00 305d 3x 41780 3.8 1578F 3.2 1324P Sire: 68156279 Cozy Nook Carter Tequila ET*TM Dam: 68150729 L Century Ral Barber Verity Owner: Lewis Century Stock Farms Inc – La Grange, IN

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Cozy Nook Tonka Annamae 68158598 ‘V88 ‘ E V V V V 6/06 305d 2x 32600 4.4 1429F 3.6 1177P Sire: 68139913 Cozy Nook Driver Tonka *TM Dam: 68113672 Cozy Nook Zoomer Anna Owner: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI Cozy Nook Daredevil Cleo 68184289 ‘V87 ‘ V V + V V 3/03 365d 2x 31190 4.6 1425F 3.6 1138P Sire: 840003012559129 Hilltop Acres B Daredevil ET Dam: 68167222 Cozy Nook Cartel Crystal Owner: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI

L Century Barber Paint 68186876 ‘V87 ‘ E E V V V 5/02 365d 3x 31430 4.8 1511F 3.8 1181P Sire: 68131549 Blessing Joel Barber Dam: 68186542 L Century Driver Polka Dot Owner: Lewis Century Stock Farms Inc – La Grange, IN

Port Haven Dairy – Sleepy Eye, MN Port-Haven Harrisons Quinn 68187682 ‘V86 ‘ V V V + V Sr 2 Yr Old Milk Honor Roll 2021 2/08 365d 2x 39150 2.6 1016F 3.2 1243P Sire: 840003000210312 Port-Haven Hurray Harrison *TM Dam: 840003010503772 CIE Port-Haven Mojos Que Ocs Owner: Portner, Thomas & Mark – Sleepy Eye, MN CIE Port-Haven Vigors Karma 840003012665305 ‘+82 ‘ V V + + G 5/07 365d 2x 37550 2.9 1086F 3.2 1194P Sire: 195618 Sun-Made Vigor ET *TM Dam: 379326302 IE Port-Haven Dalt Koolaid Owner: Portner, Thomas & Mark – Sleepy Eye, MN Port-Haven Carters Joanna 68182796 ‘V86 ‘ V E V V V 3/04 365d 2x 30630 4.5 1369F 3.9 1185P Sire: 68119645 Voelkers TD Carter *TM Dam: 840003012665350 Port-Haven Duponts Jericho Owner: Portner, Thomas & Mark – Sleepy Eye, MN Port-Haven Jackpots 1804 68174518 ‘E90 ‘ E E E E V 4/03 365d 2x 31780 4.1 1318F 3.6 1153P Sire: 68153945 Hilltop Acres DM Jackpot ET Dam: 840003000210242 Port-Haven Brookings 1572 Owner: Portner, Thomas & Mark – Sleepy Eye, MN

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R N R Swiss – Lakeville, OH R N R Jongleur Jetta 68170645 ‘E91 ‘ E E E E E 5/03 365d 2x 35320 5.0 1777F 3.5 1225P Sire: 120027093693 Jolahofs Polo Jongleur ET *TM Dam: 68133869 R N R Emergency Jera ET Owner: Michalovich, Ronald M. & E. Renee – Lakeville, OH R N R Glenncore Kitty 68174665 ‘V88 ‘ E E V V V 2nd in a Row! 4/08 292d 2x 30880 4.5 1395F 3.7 1138P Sire: 120078336343 Jolahofs Glen Glenncore ET Dam: 68144967 R N R Vigor Kaela Owner: Michalovich, Ronald M. & E. Renee – Lakeville, OH

Meier Meadows – Ridott, IL Top Acres C Wizzie Go ET 68181946 ‘V88 ‘ E V E V V 3/07 365d 3x 38310 4.0 1524F 3.2 1209P Sire: 68119645 Voelkers TD Carter *TM Dam: 68116090 Top Acres Supreme Wizard ET Owner: Meier, Coleton – Ridott, IL

Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO IE Double W Kannon Galicia 68173684 ‘V87 ‘ V V V V V 4/10 342d 3x 33570 3.8 1278F 3.5 1186P Sire: 68123683 Reads Driver Kannon *TM Dam: 68173683 ID Double W 9635 Owner: Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO CIE Double W Elevation Charla 68162509 ‘E90 ‘ E E E E V 6/03 336d 3x 35710 4.2 1501F 3.2 1160P Sire: 193857 Harts Elevation Twin *TM *TW Dam: 68120196 IE Double W CD Owner: Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO

Cozy Nook Psli Treacherous ET 68158594 ‘E90 ‘ E E + V E 4th in a Row! 6/08 305d 2x 31840 4.1 1305F 3.6 1133P Sire: 813034326 Payssli ET Dam: 928080 Cozy Nook Pronto Twylight Owner: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI Cozy nook thunder praline 68164397 ‘E90 ‘ E E E E E 3rd in a Row! 5/09 305d 2x 32350 3.8 1231F 3.5 1133P Sire: 68113037 Harts Thunder *TM Dam: 68147529 Sun-Made Dally Pectin Owner: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI

Kamper, Travis – Riverdale, CA T-G Dixon Sidney 58899793 ‘V86 ‘ E V V V + 4/01 365d 2x 31940 4.5 1440F 3.7 1167P Sire: 68156269 Switzer Tals Cdnc Dixon ET *TM Dam: 58899638 T-G Driver Sierra ET Owner: Kamper, Travis – Riverdale, CA

Guyrand Farms – Sparta, WI Guyrand Warranty Journey 68154898 ‘V85 ‘ E V + + + 6/10 365d 2x 32410 3.9 1276F 3.5 1137P Sire: 68121001 Forest Lawn Warranty ET *TM Dam: 68117692 Guyrand Dynasty Juliet Owner: Guy, Ricky J. – Sparta, WI

Fjel-Mar Dairy – Zumbro Falls, MN CIE Fjel-Mar Carl Ersella 840003014530208 ‘E90 ‘ E V V V E 2nd in a Row! 6/05 351d 2x 33290 4.0 1322F 3.4 1132P Sire: 68102151 SDF Etvei Carl ET *TM Dam: 840003014530221 IE Fjel-Mar Thunder Elaine Owner: Fjel-Mar Dairy – Zumbro Falls, MN

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NATIONAL MEMBERS California Connie Jones, Santa Rosa, CA Kentucky April Rader, McKee, KY Jennifer Hickerson, Flemingsburg, KY Ohio Edward & Sarah Schlegel, Canfield, OH Wisconsin Jodi Boyer, Clintonville, WI JUNIOR MEMBERS Kentucky Maggie Hickerson, Flemingsburg, KY Casey Hickerson, Flemingsburg, KY

Maryland Lillian Bertier, Union Bridge, MD New York Owen Camburn, Amenia, NY Wyatt Camburn, Amenia, NY Austin Rizza, Gouverneur, NY Nebraska Alex Cast, Beaver Crossing, NE Oklahoma Abigail Conner, Wagoner, OK Washington Case McMahan, Randle, WA Wisconsin Grady Wendorf, Ixonia, WI

JR ASSOC MEMBERS Oklahoma Brantley Conner, Wagoner, OK PREFIXES Kentucky SL Jennifer, Maggie & Casey Hickerson, Flemingsburg, KY North Carolina Four Times SG Soraya Celeste Gomez, Burlington, NC Fresh-Hill Matthew Johnson, Statesville, NC Ohio RMK Kaitlyn Morrison, Smithsville, OH

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HOW THEY’RE DOIN’ Under Two Years Old - 800 Protein or More Cozy Nook Cad Trick Or Treat 68197848 ‘V85’ V V + V V 1/11 305d 2x 26960 4.0 1089F 3.5 946P Sire: 71130650 Shiloh Brookngs Cadence ET *TM | Dam: 68179998 Cozy Nook Anibal Trixa ET | Herd: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI 68196952 ‘V86’ V V V V V Blessing Garbro N Paulina ET Sire: 120081082091 Norwin | Dam: 961422 Sun-Made GB Plt Pretzel ET | Herd: Blessing Farms – Ft Wayne, IN

1/11 305d 2x 26480 4.5 1179F 3.5 939P

Auburnvale Kannon Deb 68196662 ‘V85’ V V + + V 1/09 305d 2x 26070 4.2 1103F 3.3 856P Sire: 68123683 Reads Driver Kannon *TM | Dam: 68182540 Auburnvale Richrd Danica ET | Herd: Auburnvale Dairy – Fremont, WI Port-Haven Wizdoms Lydia 68194955 ‘+83’ V V F + + 1/11 305d 2x 22630 3.5 793F 3.6 804P Sire: 68172482 Top Acres Wizdom | Dam: 840003012665419 Port-Haven Bivers Laverne Twin | Herd: Port Haven Dairy – Sleepy Eye, MN

Two Year Olds - 825 Protein or More We Sell Lucky 7050 68188576 ‘NC’ 2/11 305d 3x 30260 4.4 1325F 3.4 1023P Sire: 68170100 BMG Lust Get Lucky ET *TM | Dam: 68175320 We Sell Seaman 5N55 | Herd: Wessel Farms, LLC – Mineral Point, WI 68190810 ‘NC’ 2/11 305d 3x 31290 3.6 1112F 3.2 993P Double W Willy Melbourne Sire: 68161261 Double W Carter Willy | Dam: 68173511 Double W Uno Minnossa | Herd: Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO Port-Haven Harrisons 2015 68188106 ‘V85’ V V V V + 2/10 305d 2x 27320 3.9 1073F 3.3 899P Sire: 840003000210312 Port-Haven Hurray Harrison *TM | Dam: 840003006895788 CIE Port-Haven Prontos 1118 | Herd: Port Haven Dairy – Sleepy Eye, MN RMD-Dotterer Seaman Linda 840003145031312 ‘+82’ V G G G V 2/03 305d 3x 26580 3.7 992F 3.4 893P Sire: 68137657 Cutting Edge Seaman *TM | Dam: 68182944 RMD-Dotterer Brute Lucy | Herd: RMD Dairy – Rittman, OH Kulp-Terra Seaman Carla ETV 840003143858260 ‘V85’ V + + V V 2/08 305d 3x 22340 4.6 1026F 3.8 840P Sire: 68137657 Cutting Edge Seaman *TM | Dam: 68143522 Voelkers Brook Cara | Herd: Meier Meadows – Ridott, IL Double W DK Dorris 68195527 ‘V85’ V V G + V 2/04 305d 3x 24080 4.2 1023F 3.5 834P Sire: 840003013285130 Hilltop Acres B Dairy King *TM | Dam: 68178457 Double W Kannon Decree | Herd: Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO Port-Haven Treasury Jodi 68188263 ‘V85’ V V + V + 2/09 305d 2x 24900 4.3 1070F 3.3 831P Sire: 840003132453223 Holyland Treasury 591 ET *TM | Dam: 840003012665288 CIE Port-Haven Payslis 1638 | Herd: Port Haven Dairy – Sleepy Eye, MN R Hart Fortune 159 68196820 ‘V85’ V V + + V 2/01 303d 2x 23660 4.2 993F 3.5 829P Sire: 840003132541850 R Hart Atlantas Fortune ETV | Dam: 68163769 R Hart Whiskey 974 | Herd: R-Hart Farm – Wapakoneta, OH

Three Year Olds - 970 Protein or More Ro-La-Sue Tequila Cupcake 68188756 ‘V85’ V V + + V 3/01 305d 3x 27360 4.0 1088F 3.8 1026P Sire: 68156279 Cozy Nook Carter Tequila ET*TM | Dam: 68163265 Ro-La-Sue Cadence Poppy | Herd: Ro-La-Sue Dairy – Wooster, OH We Sell Brkg 7031 68188572 ‘NC’ 3/00 305d 3x 28360 4.9 1388F 3.6 1008P Sire: 198772 R N R Payoff Brookings ET *TM | Dam: 68161609 We Sell Carter 4564 | Herd: Wessel Farms, LLC – Mineral Point, WI Double W Kannon Siren 68183023 ‘NC’ 3/08 305d 3x 27590 4.6 1268F 3.5 978P Sire: 68123683 Reads Driver Kannon *TM | Dam: 68173960 Double W Grandslam Suni | Herd: Double W Farm Dairy – Holyoke, CO Fjel-Mar Double Dare Olina 840003138187764 ‘V87’ V V V V V 3/11 305d 2x 26920 4.4 1197F 3.6 977P Sire: 68122123 Fjel-Mar Joel Doubl Dare ET*TM | Dam: 68139453 CIE Fjel-Mar Ps Oleah | Herd: Fjel-Mar Dairy – Zumbro Falls, MN

Four Year Olds - 1000 Protein or More L Century Tequila Vanilla

840003136991118 ‘V87’ V E E V V 4/00 305d 3x 41780 3.8 1578F 3.2 1324P Jr 4 Yr Old Milk Honor Roll 2021 Sire: 68156279 Cozy Nook Carter Tequila ET*TM | Dam: 68150729 L Century Ral Barber Verity | Herd: Lewis Century Stock Farms Inc – La Grange, IN

R N R Glenncore Kitty 68174665 ‘V88’ E E V V V 4/08 292d 2x 30880 4.5 1395F 3.7 1138P Sire: 120078336343 Jolahofs Glen Glenncore ET | Dam: 68144967 R N R Vigor Kaela | Herd: R N R Swiss – Lakeville, OH Triangle Acres Bvr Phoebe 840003130408107 ‘E90’ E E E E E 4/09 305d 2x 29720 4.7 1406F 3.7 1098P Sire: 120094290070 Scherma Blooming Biver *TM | Dam: 68119097 Triangle Acres Prkr Parfait | Herd: Triangle Acres – Freeport, IL R Hart Biver Amanda ETV 68175778 ‘V89’ E E V E V 4/06 305d 2x 30570 4.7 1448F 3.5 1074P Sire: 120094290070 Scherma Blooming Biver *TM | Dam: 68136810 R Hart Brookings Atlanta | Herd: R-Hart Farm – Wapakoneta, OH We Sell Cadence 6024 Twin 68180148 ‘NC’ 4/00 305d 3x 29660 4.4 1301F 3.5 1025P Sire: 71130650 Shiloh Brookngs Cadence ET *TM | Dam: 68144550 We Sell Torch 2560 | Herd: Wessel Farms, LLC – Mineral Point, WI Groves View Tb Tea ET 68173071 ‘V86’ V E V V + 4/11 305d 2x 29290 3.8 1111F 3.5 1022P Sire: 68122966 Pit-Crew Wonder Tanbark ET *TM | Dam: 68131211 Groves-Sun Supreme Taya ET | Herd: Groves View – Billings, MO

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R Hart Thunder Adel ETV 68175774 ‘+84’ V + V + + 4/07 301d 2x 27350 4.4 1191F 3.7 1013P Sire: 68121893 Cutting Edge Thunder *TM | Dam: 68136810 R Hart Brookings Atlanta | Herd: R-Hart Farm – Wapakoneta, OH V B HP Bush Winters 68177719 ‘E90’ E E E V E 4/05 296d 2x 29140 4.2 1216F 3.4 1005P Sire: 68129315 Jobo Vigor Bush ET *TM | Dam: 68161029 V B HP Faust Winter ET | Herd: Voegeli Farm, Inc. – Monticello, WI

Five Year Olds and Over - 1025 Protein or More Cozy Nook Tonka Annamae 68158598 ‘V88’ E V V V V 6/06 305d 2x 32600 4.4 1429F 3.6 1177P Sire: 68139913 Cozy Nook Driver Tonka *TM | Dam: 68113672 Cozy Nook Zoomer Anna | Herd: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI Cozy Nook Psli Treacherous ET 68158594 ‘E90’ E E + V E 6/08 305d 2x 31840 4.1 1305F 3.6 1133P Sire: 813034326 Payssli ET | Dam: 928080 Cozy Nook Pronto Twylight | Herd: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI 68164397 ‘E90’ E E E E E 5/09 305d 2x 32350 3.8 1231F 3.5 1133P Cozy Nook Thunder Praline Sire: 68113037 Harts Thunder *TM | Dam: 68147529 Sun-Made Dally Pectin | Herd: Cozy Nook Farm LLC – Waukesha, WI 68172060 ‘NC’ 5/02 305d 3x 29830 4.0 1194F 3.5 1043P We Sell Cadence 5895 Sire: 71130650 Shiloh Brookngs Cadence ET *TM | Dam: 68129967 We Sell Dwight 0817 | Herd: Wessel Farms, LLC – Mineral Point, WI Wind Mill Medallion Velvet 68165023 ‘+82’ V V + + G 6/00 305d 2x 29770 5.2 1537F 3.5 1029P Sire: 68135813 VB HP Brookings Medallion | Dam: 68105398 Wind Mill Power Surge Vera ET | Herd: Wind Mill Farm – Pine Grove, PA

~ OBITUARY ~ l

Michael Brandon Moyers 1982 - 2021

Grace M. Kietzman 1937-2021

Michael Brandon Moyers, 38, Bridgeport, Texas, went to be with our Lord on Tuesday, September 21, 2021, in Decatur.

Grace M. Kietzman, age 84, died Friday, September 17, 2021, at Alden Meadow Park in Clinton, WI.

Brandon was born on November 17, 1982, to Michael Moyers and Chryl Wood in Ft. Worth, Texas. He was self-employed and worked in the Oil and Gas Industry for many years as a lease broker in Wise County. Brandon was a loving husband, father, son, grandson, brother, uncle, and good friend to many who will be missed dearly by those that knew and loved him. Brandon loved spending time with his friends and family and especially cherished his children, Cooper and Mackenzie.

She was born May 13, 1937 to the late John and Gertrude (Derwent) Wolter in Clinton, WI.

Those left behind to cherish his memory are his wife, Ashley Denman Moyers of Bridgeport; his children, Cooper and Mackenzie; his father, Mike Moyers and wife Debbie of Bridgeport; his mother, Chryl Stevens of Ft. Worth; his brothers, Maclain Jobe and wife Heather of Bridgeport and Jarred Jobe and wife Cheryl of Las Colinas; his sisters, Amber Pierce of Louisiana and Amber Copeland of Ft. Worth; his grandfather Steven Gunta of Irving; his grandmother, Delores Wood of North Richland Hills; several nieces and nephews; numerous extended family members and many good friends that were like family.

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Grace married Robert E. Kietzman on December 16, 1961. Together they operated Kies Haven Farm, raising Brown Swiss cattle and flowers. Grace liked to socialize and was a member of Jefferson Prairie Lutheran Church, the Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association, and the Rock/Walworth Bowling league. She loved her family and enjoyed her grandchildren and their many activities. She is survived by her husband, Bob Kietzman; her two sons, David (Kim) Kietzman and Joel (Missy) Kietzman; her five grandchildren, Samantha, Garrett, Hannah, Rachael and Ava and many cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her infant sister, Betty Jean; her sister, Joan; and her brother, John.

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What’s Going On

For a complete listing of upcoming events, see the calendar at www. brownswissusa.com

~ OCTOBER 1 ~

~ NOVEMBER 5 ~

Tulsa Fair, Tulsa, OK

~ DECEMBER 1 ~

Southeastern National Jr Show, Louisville, KY

~ OCTOBER 3 ~

~ NOVEMBER 9 ~

Tulsa Fair Jr Show, Tulsa, OK

Southeastern National Show, Louisville, KY

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Heart of America Sale, Stillwater, OK

Bell Ringer Entries Due

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Music City Celebration 5th Sale, Nashville, TN

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MD Fall State Mtg

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CDCB Genetic Evaluations

~ NOVEMBER 15 ~

Southwestern National Show, Stillwater, OK

All American Entries due

~ OCTOBER 23 ~

~ NOVEMBER 25-26 ~

Eastern Breeders Sale, Fraley Auction, Muncy, PA

~ DECEMBER 17 ~

Fun in the Sun Sale, Sarasota, FL

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