2021 World Dairy Expo

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Dairy Innovation Hub............. Page 4 sscharf@madison.com Virtual Farm Tours.................. Page 6 Exhibitor List..............................Page 8 INSIDE Outdoor Trade Mall map.......Page 18 Exhibition Hall map.............. Page 19 Virtual Farm Tours Page 6 Entertainment ........................Page 19 Exhibitor List Page 10 Coliseum Main Concourse map....................... Page 20 Exhibition Hall mapLevel map.. Page Page21 15 Coliseum Arena Coliseum World DairyInternational Expo Lounge Page Grounds map............................. map Page23 24 Trade Center map.................. Page 24 Outdoor Trade Seminars........

Mall map Page25 26 Dairy Forage Page World Dairy Expo Arena Building map Page 28 Grounds map........................... Page 26 New Holland Trade Tanbark Talks. ......................... Page 27

Center map

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Concourse map

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Coliseum Arena Level map

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(C)(EH) = Coliseum = Exhibition Hall (DF) = Dairy Forage Seminar (SP) = Estrumate Sale PavilionStage (EH) = Exhibition Hall (P1) = New Holland Pavilion 1 (KN) = Knowledge Nook Show hours 1, 2, 3 or 4 (M1) = Mendota Commercial Exhibits and Trade Show open …

(SP) = Sale Pavilion Show Ring 9(SR) a.m.= to 5 p.m.

Tuesday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

(TB) = The Tanbark Saturday

Mycogen Seeds Attendee Learning Lounge (P1) open during trade-show huors Show... Schedule Expo Family Lounge (EH) ... open during tradeSunday, Sept. 26 show hours Purple ShopDairy (EH) ...

3-7 Youth p.m. Mon10 a.m. Cow Gift World Expo day, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Tuesday-Friday, Fitting Contest (SP) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday 4:30 p.m.

International Post-

Secondary Dairy Cattle Show schedule

Judging Contest Practical (SR) World Dairy Expo Culver’s Dairy Fitting Contest (SP)Cattle Exhibitor Appreciation International Post-Secondary Picnic (TB) Dairy Cattle Judging

Sunday Sept. 29 10 a.m.

6:30 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

Contest-Practical

Monday, Sept. 27 Monday Sept. 30

8 a.m.

8 a.m.

2 p.m.

National 4-H, National National 4-H, Intercollegiate & National Intercollegiate Post&International International Post-Secondary Secondary DairyContests Cattle (C) Dairy Cattle Judging Judging Contests (C) (C) Showmanship Judges Clinic

National Intercollegiate and

Expo Seminar (EH) Noon Virtual Farm Tour (EH) 2:30-3:15 p.m. Mineral Nutrition is 2 p.m.

Noon Public Meeting — ADC Milk Instrumental to the Minute (EH) Industry’s Success Tuesday Oct. 1 (C) 1 p.m.

ExpoDairy Seminar (EH) (KN) Guernsey Show 7:15 a.m.

International Holstein 1:30 p.m.

International 6:30 p.m.

National Junior 4-H, National Show (C) (C) 3:30 p.m. — heifers International Jersey Intercollegiate & 7:30 a.m.

International Ayrshire Show (C) 1:30 p.m.

International & White Show - Red Heifers (C)Show International Post8 a.m.

FFA Judging Events (SP, EH and — heifers (C) Secondary Dairy Cattle 4 p.m.

Sheraton Madison Hotel) 1:30 p.m.

DairyInternational Forage SeminarMilking (AR) Judging Contest Awards Shorthorn Show -(EH) Knowledge Nook Session 8:30 a.m.

Public Meeting — Genetics of Dairy 1:30 p.m.

Banquet (TB) Heifers (C) (EH) 2 p.m.

Virtual Farm Tour Feed Efficiency (EH) 2 4-6 p.m.p.m.

World Premier Brown Swiss 9-11 a.m.

FFA Seminars (EH) Happy Hour (TB) Tuesday, Sept.

28 Sale (SP) 11:30 a.m.

FFA Keynote Speaker (EH) Commercial Exhibitor 3 5-7:30 p.m. p.m. Public Meeting — South Dakota 711:30 a.m.a.m.,

International Ayrshire Party (EH) State University Reception (EH) 12:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Sessions (EH) Show (C) 4:30 p.m.

Public Meeting — NAMA Reception (EH) 1 p.m.

Expo Seminar (EH) Wednesday,Public Sept.

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International Junior 4:30 p.m.

Meeting — UW-Platteville (EH) 1:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) Holstein Show (C) 5:30 p.m.

National Dairy ShrineJersey Reception 7:30 a.m.

International 2 p.m.

Virtual Farm Tour (EH) and Banquet 83 a.m.

FFA Judging p.m.

International JerseyEvents Show (SP, Show - (EH) Cows/Groups (C) 6 p.m.

World Dairy Expo Youth EH & Sheraton Madison — heifers (C) 8-10 a.m. Showmanship FarmingCompetition Forward (C) 3 p.m.

International Hotel) Milking Shorthorn Through Enhanced Show — heifers (C) (TB) Friday Oct. 4 8-9 a.m. Tanbark Talk Innovation and Farm 7:30 a.m.

International Red & (TB) White Show Wednesday Oct. 2 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Trade Show Profitability — cows and groups (C) 7:30 a.m.

International Jersey Show 9-11 a.m.

FFA Seminar (M1) 9 a.m.-5 7:30 a.m. p.m. Trade InternationalShow Guernsey Show — cows and groups (C) — cows andComputer groups (C) Vision 9-10:15 a.m.

Improving Passive 9:30-10:15 a.m.

How 9:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 9 a.m.

Future of Dairy Exports (EH) Transfer in Calves, Technology Transforms 10 a.m.

Dairy Forage Seminar (AR) 9:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Session Presented Spanish Productivity and (EH) Herd 10:30 a.m.

Knowledge NookinSession (EH) 10 a.m.

Dairy Forage Seminar (AR) 11 a.m.

Mycogen (KN) Seeds Forage Analysis Welfare on the Farm 11 a.m.

Expo Seminar (EH) Superbowl Luncheon (EH) (KN) 10-11 a.m.

FFA Seminar (M1) 11 a.m.

Public Meeting — Sharing Wisdom 11 a.m.

Expo Seminar (EH) 10-11 a.m.

Keeping Education (EH) the Rumen 10:30-11:15 a.m.

Addressing Cow 11:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 11:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Healthy: ASession New (EH) Comfort at Dry-Off: A Noon Virtual Farm Tour (EH) NoonApproach International Holstein Show to Working Novel Approach (KN) 12:30 p.m.

International Milking Shorthorn — heifers (C) with Fiber in Rations — cows and Expo groupsTech (C) 10:30 a.m.-noonShow World Dairy Noon(DF) Virtual Farm Tour (EH) 12:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) Spotlight (M2) 12:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 1 p.m.

Expo Seminar (EH) Dairy 1 10-11 p.m. a.m. ExpoRoyal Seminar (EH) - Virtual 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Improving Passive 1:30 p.m.

Dairy Forage Seminar (AR) Farm Tour (M1)(AR) 1:30 p.m.

Dairy Forage Seminar Transfer in Calves (KN) 1:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 1:30 p.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 10:30-11:15 a.m.

Do You Have Clean Noon-1 Newalta Dairy LLC -Show 2 p.m. p.m. International Brown Swiss 2 p.m.

Virtual Farm(KN) Tour (EH) Feed?

— heifers (C)Farm Tour (M1) Virtual 5 p.m.

International Reception (EH) a.m.-noon Public How We Are Evaluating 2 p.m.

FarmSustainability Tour (EH) 5 11 p.m.

Meeting — UW-River Falls 12:30-1:15 p.m. Virtual Driving 4 p.m.

Topfor of the World Jersey Sale (SP) Farm Loans Expo Reception (EH) Dairy Farms: Manure 4 p.m.

Public Meeting — UW-Madison Seminar (M2) 7 p.m.

World Classic 2019 Holstein Sale Management (KN) Reception (EH) 11-1:30 p.m.

Brevant Seeds Forage Saturday Oct. 5 1-2 p.m.

Spreadsheets, Apps and 5 p.m.

WDE Welcome Reception (EH) Superbowl Luncheon 8 a.m.

International Holstein Show Software for your Dairy 7 p.m.

Dinner with the Stars Banquet (EH) (EH-M3 & M4) — cows and groups (C) 7:30 p.m.

World Ayrshire Event(M2) Sale (SP) Expo Seminar 9:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

Rumen Protected 1:30-2:15 p.m.

Thursday Oct. 3 Cow-Side Mastitis 10 a.m.

DairyGlucose Forage Seminar (AR)Cows for Dairy Management 7:30 a.m.

International Brown(KN) Swiss 11 a.m.

Expo Seminar (EH) (KN) Show — cows and groups (C) Noon Virtual Farm Tour (EH) 8 a.m.

Public Meeting — UW-River Falls (EH) 4 p.m.

Parade of Champions Please see SCHEDULE, pageand 5 Selection 10 a.m.

Dairy Forage Seminar (AR) of 2019 Supreme Champions (C) 10:30 a.m.

Knowledge Nook Session (EH) 5:30 p.m.

World Dairy Expo 2019 closes 7 p.m.

11 a.m.

International Post-Expo Secondary World Dairy Youth Dairy Cattle Judging ShowmanshipBanquet Contest(EH)

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Dairy Innovation Hub means dairy superpower Wis. Sen. Howard Marklein R-17-Spring Green

I recently visited University of Wisconsin-Dairy Innovation Hub operations at UW-Platteville for an update on projects and progress. I led a legislative effort to fund the Dairy Innovation Hub in the 2019-2021 Wisconsin state budget. The innovative idea was developed by Dairy Task Force 2.0; it’s a priority to ensure dairy Howard Marklein and agriculture in Wisconsin remain a dairy superpower.

In the 2019-2021 budget we allo-

cated $8.8 million for UW-Madison, UW-Platteville and UW-River Falls to reprioritize and restore focus on dairy innovation in Wisconsin.

The collaborative effort is working well, with researchers and experts on the campuses sharing information and data. There’s tremendous enthusiasm for the problem-solving, innovation and out-of-the-box thinking taking place among those three campuses. I’m very optimistic that the collaboration will continue to produce strong results.

Tera Montgomery, professor of dairy and animal Science as well as the UW-Platteville campus liaison for the Dairy Innovation Hub, introduced me to several researchers. They discussed their projects and she took me on a tour of Pioneer Farm. As the Senate lead on this important initiative, I’ve been

monitoring the progress of the Dairy Innovation Hub to ensure our tax dollars are wisely invested and productive.

Montgomery said the long game for the Dairy Innovation Hub is to make a significant difference in Wisconsin’s land and water – as well as in cow health, and the wellbeing of dairy farmers and their business. The four priority areas include land and water sustainability, animal health, uses for milk beyond food, and growing farm businesses and rural communities for the future.

I was impressed by the creative thinking and research taking place on all three campuses. Montgomery told me about several of the ideas they’re studying and questions they’re asking.

• Can we feed cows a specific diet

to produce milk for people with allergies, dietary restrictions and niche markets?

• Are there ways to add value to the waste coming from the farm?

• Are there alternative uses for waste?

• With dairy farming becoming very technological, how do we protect the technology and data on the farm from cybersecurity threats?

• Are there ways for farmers to make money from the data they’re collecting?

• With plant-based proteins currently being used in 3D printing, can we use the proteins in waste milk for the same purposes?

• Can we use evaporators on the farm to reduce the amount of water in the milk that we’re hauling to Please see DAIRY INNOVATION, page 5

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SCHEDULE from page 2

Wednesday, Sept. 29 Noon-1 p.m.

12:30-1:15 p.m.

1-2 p.m.

1:30 p.m.

1:30-2:30 p.m.

1:30-2:15 p.m.

2-3 p.m.

2:30 p.m.

2:30-3:15 p.m.

4-6 p.m.

Laughing Goat LLC Virtual Farm Tour (M1) Developing a Calf Program. for Your Farm (KN) Dairy Cow Productivity: More Important to the Profitability of Your Dairy Operation Than You Might Think - Expo Seminar (M2) International Milking Shorthorn Show - Cows/ Groups (C) Forage Production and Quality at Sand Creek Dairy (DF) New Technologies for Producing Highly Digestible Forages for Feeding Dairy Cattle (KN) Cinco Prácticas para Fortalecer un Equipo Agrícola Diverso – Expo en Español (M1) International Brown Swiss Show - Heifers (C) High Moisture Corn Feeding System for Any Robotic Milking Farm (KN) Happy Hour (TB)

Thursday, Sept. 30 7:30 a.m.

International Brown Swiss Show - Cows/Groups (C) 8-9 a.m.

U.S. Farm Report - LIVE! (TB) 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Trade Show 9:30-10:15 a.m. Animal-Centered Environment: Smart Barn Technology at Your Fingertips (KN) 10-11 a.m.

Considerations for Using Warm-Season Annuals as Part of Your Forage System (DF) 10-11 a.m.

Steinhurst Dairy LLC Virtual Farm Tour (M1) 10:30-11:15 a.m. Optimizing Rumen Function with Native Rumen Microorganisms (KN) 11 a.m.-noon Dairy’s Rapidly Changing Milk Market and Processing Landscape Expo Seminar (M2)

11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. New Technologies for Producing Highly Digestible Forages for Feeding Dairy Cattle (KN) Noon-1 p.m.

Donley Farms - Virtual Farm Tour (M1) 12:30-1:15 p.m. Rumen Protected Glucose for Dairy Cows (KN) 1-2 p.m.

Practical Employee Management Strategies Expo Seminar (M2) 1:30 p.m.

International Guernsey Show - Heifers (C) 1:30 p.m.

International Red & White Show - Heifers (C) 1:30-2:30 p.m. LEAF (Leaves Enhance Alfalfa Forage) Testing Provides Opportunities for Improving Alfalfa Quality (DF) 1:30-2:15 p.m. Developing a Calf Program. for Your Farm (KN) 2-3 p.m.

Como tener éxito en una posición de Liderazgo – Expo en Español (M1) 2:30-3:15 p.m. High Moisture Corn Feeding System for Any Robotic Milking Farm (KN) 4- 6 p.m.

Happy Hour (TB) 5:30 p.m.

National Dairy Shrine Reception and Banquet (EH)

Friday, Oct. 1 7:30 a.m.

International Red & White Show - Cows/Groups (C) 7:30 a.m.

International Guernsey Show - Cows/Groups (C) 8-9 a.m. The Business of Agriculture (TB) 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Trade Show 9:30-10:15 a.m. The Buddy System (KN) 9:30-11:30 a.m. Career Connections (M4) 10-11 a.m.

Hildebrand Farms Dairy Virtual Farm Tour (M1) 10-11 a.m.

Forage Storage: Life After Harvest (DF) 10:30-11:15 a.m. Animal-Centered Environments: Smart Barn Technology at Your Fingertips (KN) 11 a.m.-noon The Future of Beef on Dairy and Heifer Inventory Management - Expo Seminar (M2) 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Predict Herd Risks When Needed Most: The Transition Period (KN)

Noon-1 p.m.

12:30-1:15 p.m.

1-2 p.m.

1:00 p.m.

1-2:30 p.m.

1:30-2:15 p.m.

2-3 p.m.

2:30-3:15 p.m.

4-6 p.m.

7 p.m.

8-10 p.m.

Hendrickson Dairy Virtual Farm Tour (M1) Rumen Protected Glucose for Dairy Cows (KN) Value-Added Products and Niche Marketing - Expo Seminar (M2) International Holstein Show - Heifers (C) How Do Handheld NIRS Instruments Measure Up? (DF) Make Longevity Her Legacy (KN) Estrategias para tener empleados comprometidos y reducir la rotación – Expo en Español (M1) Sand Bedding and Anaerobic Digestion (KN) Happy Hour (TB) World Classic ‘21 Holstein Sale (C) Sunset Celebration (TB)

Saturday, Oct. 2 7:30 a.m.

International Holstein Show - Cows/Groups (C) 8-9 a.m. Tanbark Talk (TB) 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Trade Show 9:30-10:15 a.m. Mineral Nutrition is Instrumental to the Dairy Industry’s Success (KN) 10-11 a.m.

Prairieland Dairy - Virtual Farm Tour (M1) 10-11 a.m.

Further Considerations for Making Baled Silages (DF) 10:30-11:15 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (KN) 11 a.m.-noon What Would the Food Supply Look Like Without Animal Agriculture? Expo Seminar (M2) 11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (KN) 12:30-1:15 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (KN) 1:30-2:15 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (KN) 2:30-3:15 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (KN) 4 p.m.

Parade of Champions (C) 5:30 p.m.

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DAIRY INNOVATION from page 4

cheese plants, rather than transporting heavy tanks of product that is then disposed of as waste?

• How can farmers market product more directly to consumers and what would that take?

• How can we use technology to help us do the jobs we want to do and fewer of the jobs that we struggle to fill – such as milking, cheese-making, cleaning and other laborintensive jobs – as we see a decline in the number of young people in rural communities?

These and more are the types of questions and projects that will continue to make Wisconsin a dairy superpower. I’m also encouraged by the collaboration among the campuses.

Montgomery told me the connections among researchers is uniquely productive and open. They’re sharing files, data and ideas across campuses – which doesn’t always happen. I’m very happy to know that everyone involved in the Dairy Innovation Hub is pulling in the same direction.

I will continue to monitor the Dairy Innovation Hub and provide updates on its progress. Visit dairyinnovationhub.wisc.edu for more information.

Wis. Sen. Howard Marklein of Spring Green represents District 17 as a member of the Republican Party. Visit legis.wisconsin. gov/senate/17/marklein or contact Sen.Marklein@ legis.wisconsin.gov or 800978-8008 for more information.

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World Dairy Expo Virtual Farm Tours World Dairy Expo Virtual Farm Tours have brought the best operations in North America to Madison for more than 15 years.

Eight dairies are featured each year that excel in a variety of farm aspects including genetics, technology, community engagement, environmental stewardship, cow comfort and multi generations, while also representing a wide variety of sizes, locations and breeds. Virtual Farm Tours are presented daily during World Dairy Expo in Mendota Room 1 of the Exhibition Hall.

Each is led by the farm’s owner or manager, with time for questions and an open discussion to follow.

Tuesday, Sept. 28 – Noon • Newalta Dairy LLC • Pipestone, Minnesota • Sponsor: Milk Specialties Global Animal Nutrition After moving in 2006 from Canada to Pipestone, Minnesota, Newalta Dairy has been investing in animals and facilities to improve safety, animal welfare and overall efficiencies on their dairy. Owned and operated by John and Berlinda Vander Wal, along with their son, Ian, and daughter, Alisha Ekkel, and her husband, Trevor, management decisions regarding capital spending are made based on long-term goals and future returns to better ensure the success of the operation.

Milking 3,300 Holstein cows in a double-40 parallel parlor and a double-12 parallel parlor, three times a day, Newalta Dairy has a rolling herd average of 27,000 pounds of milk with 3.9 percent fat and 3.2 percent protein. Their cows are housed in a series of free-stall barns that rely on tunnel and natural ventilation. Calves are sent to a heifer raiser in Kansas and are brought back to Minnesota two months before calving. Newalta Dairy focuses its breeding program on balancing type and production throughout the herd.

Newalta Dairy also farms 1,200 acres of corn, alfalfa, rye, sorghum and grass, and uses cover crops to help with soil erosion. The family is also involved in their community through 4-H, the American Dairy Association and DHIA, and have previously been awarded Pipestone County

Farm Family of the year. Newalta Dairy is a prime example of a dairy that will continue to be successful in the coming generations.

Wed., Sept. 29 – 10 a.m.

• Royal Dairy • Royal City, Washington • Sponsor: Advanced Comfort Technology & BioFiltro Inc. With 6,000 cows in the milking herd, Royal Dairy has taken its environmental efforts to new heights. Royal Dairy, operated by Austin Allred and his family, values keeping the cows happy and healthy, families wholesome and strong, employees motivated and fulfilled, and the environment clean and sustainable. Allred’s work, along with key strategic partnerships, is leading the change for dairy farmers and their relationship with the environment.

Royal Dairy utilizes BioFiltro’s worm digestive systems to remove 99 percent of water contaminants in wastewater that’s later used as clean water suitable for reuse on the farm. The herd – consisting of Jerseys, Holsteins and Angus crosses – averages 4.95 percent fat and 3.50 percent protein. Royal Dairy’s herd is milked twice each day and uses sexed semen when doing embryo/IVF work. Much of the herd is housed in eight free-stall barns with Advanced Comfort Technology’s DCC Waterbeds. The long-lasting and reduced-maintenance products provide cow comfort and allow for a cleaner, simpler manure-waste stream.

The Allred family is heavily involved in the community and is extremely active on social media. Winner of the 2018 Outstanding Dairy Farm Sustainability Award, Royal Dairy and the Allred family continuously strive to implement sustainable dairymanagement practices in a way that defines the future of dairy farming.

Thurs., Sept. 30 – 10 a.m.

• Steinhurst Dairy, LLC • Creston, Ohio • Sponsor: Purina Animal Nutrition Throughout seven generations Kurt

Steiner, his uncle John and his brother Eric have seen their share of change, always welcoming innovations to bring more modern approaches to their dairy. One of the family’s aspirations is to run a profitable business, and to also maintain and improve an operation which the next generation will be proud of. Christian, Kurt and Robin’s oldest son, is now working full-time on the farm.

The Steiner family recently tore down old dairy facilities and built a new barn to modernize their milking operation. Kurt’s philosophy is to “always grow from within and with what we have.” That has stayed true as a long list of farm improvements have been made during the past 20 years.

At Steinhurst Dairy decision-making with the support of the dairy’s nutritionist and veterinarian has been standard practice for many years. But Kurt has taken that to the next level to react to the markets and make critical decisions more quickly.

Steiner and his family have expanded their team of experts to include a financial consultant to better manage the budget and goals. They have also taken a new approach of creating income and expense benchmarks on a hundredweight basis rather than a feed-cost basis. That allows Steiner to make faster adjustments to the operation and better risk-management decisions for the future.

The Steiner’s 650-cow herd is milked three times each day, and has a rolling herd average of 30,595 pounds of milk with 3.9 percent fat and 3 percent protein. Steinhurst Dairy raises all its own forages on 700 acres – corn, alfalfa, wheat and some rye as a cover crop. Additionally the family rents land and purchases forages with relationships they have built with fellow farmers through the years. Steinhurst Dairy has a rich family history and a deep appreciation for employees.

Thurs., Sept. 30 – Noon • Donley Farms • Shoshone, Idaho • Sponsor: GENEX After selling their Pennsylvania dairy in 1975, the Tabers relocated across the country to Shoshone, Idaho, where they

started dairying once again in 1990 with 250 cows. Nine years later the Tabers of Donley Farms began expanding the herd to 900 Holstein cows. Milking twice each day in a double-14 parallel parlor, Donley Farms maintains a rolling herd average of 28,974 pounds of milk with 4 percent fat and 3.27 percent protein. Donley Farms relies on the GENEX HerdMonitor® Cow Monitoring System for heat detection, health monitoring, integration and cloud-based management.

Running a large herd and 3,000 acres of crops in the dry climate of Idaho comes with challenges. The Tabers focus on efficient utilization of water through pivot packages – along with recycling animal waste for bedding and fertilizer, the use of cover crops to combat soil erosion and other strategies to improve environmental efforts.

The Tabers also dedicate their time to community involvement. Members of the Taber family volunteer at fairs, have served on the Valley Wide Co-op board for 27 years, have served as board members for GENEX for several years, currently hold a delegate position for GENEX, and have held leadership positions on the Farm Bureau board, the Executive Council for Land O’ Lakes and the Idaho Dairy Association. Through their successful management practices and involvement in the dairy industry, it’s no surprise Donley Farms has been awarded numerous production awards for its Holstein herd in Idaho and Farmer of the Year Award for their county.

Friday, Oct. 1 – 10 a.m.

• Hildebrand Farms Dairy • Junction City, Kansas • Sponsor: Kansas Department of Agriculture Arnold and Rose Hildebrand wanted to earn more for their growing family.

With the purchase of four Holstein cows in 1930 they started a path for the Hildebrand family that great-grandchildren are still following. The farm is now owned by Arnold and Rose’s great grandchildren David and Alan Hildebrand, alongside Please see VIRTUAL TOURS, page 7

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their wives, Kathy and Mary.

Taking a leap of faith, the brothers in 2008 built an on-site glass-bottling facility giving their children an opportunity to work on the farm. Through the past 10 years they have grown the processing plant to service more than 120 stores throughout Kansas; they offer a wide variety of dairy products. Currently the milking herd consists of 150 Holsteins that use a double-six herringbone parlor twice each day to maintain a rolling herd average of 22,950 pounds of milk with 4.04 percent fat and 3.19 percent protein.

The Hildebrands offer an open door and a smile to thousands of visitors from all around the world through tours. They host on-farm events such as Moo-vie Night, an annual Harvest Festival, and even cooking classes with a professional chef dubbed “Cows, Cooks and Conversation.” The Hildebrand Dairy may be one of the smaller dairies in Kansas but they give back to their entire community and are proud to show how they have been able to stay sustainable in this everchanging dairy industry.

Friday, Oct. 1 – Noon • Hendrickson Dairy • Menahga, Minnesota • Sponsor: Quality Liquid Feeds, Inc. Joel and Amanda Hendrickson conducted DNA testing in 2017 and discovered that 60 percent of their herd had the A2A2 protein. The Hendricksons made the decision to start culling the A1 cows and began purchasing A2A2 cows. Currently the 135-cow herd consists of 100 percent A2A2 Holsteins and maintains a rolling herd average of 24,700 pounds of milk with 4.3 percent fat and 3.4 percent protein.

The Hendricksons started building their own creamery in 2019 to process milk from their dairy. Ten Finns Creamery found a niche market in the dairy industry. It now manufactures and markets non-homogenized A2A2 whole milk, 2 percent milk, chocolate milk and butter throughout the upper Midwest. The family aims to return the ability for consumers with milk sensitivities to enjoy “real” milk without discomfort. Hendrickson

Dairy currently markets 10 percent of their milk through the creamery but the family is aiming to market 100 percent in just three years.

The Hendricksons are a true representation of a “family” farm. Not only is the farm a business, but it’s also a way of life for the Hendricksons with the entire family helping with feeding, milking and bedding the cows. In a day when so many small dairies are leaving the industry, the Hendricksons story shows the way a small farm has been able to thrive and think outside the box to continue to dairy without needing to add more cows.

From milking 200 cows in 1989 and undergoing expansion three times to currently milking a herd of 1,500 cows, Jim, Mark and Chuck Fahey focus on quality at Prairieland Dairy. The fourthgeneration dairy farm milks three times each day in a double-24 parallel parlor and maintains a rolling herd average of 31,000 pounds of milk with 4.2 percent fat and 3.1 percent protein. Prairieland Dairy has achieved the Quality Award for DFA Fat and Protein for eight years running, and has also received the Top 5 National Corn Growers Award.

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The Fahey family farms 3,300 acres of corn, alfalfa, soybeans and wheat. They work hard to focus on their environmental efforts such as minimum tillage, automatic row shutoffs, conservation plans through the county and a nutrientmanagement plan for manure.

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Albers Dairy Equipment...........TM 890, 891

Appleton Steel, Inc...............................TM HH

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Alforex Seeds..............................EH 4111, 4112

Aqua Innovations, LLC........................TC 635

Britespan Building Systems Inc...............................EH 4301, 4302

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A4 Schurr Brush, LLC...........................TC 594

AL-INS Enterprises, LLC....................TM 912

ARM & HAMMER Animal and Food Production.............. EH 4216, 4217

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Artex Manufacturing......................... TM 882

Acme Engineering & Manufacturing Corp................EH 1505-1507

Allflex Livestock Intelligence........EH 4511

Aspen........................................... EH 3713, 3714

Allied Genetic Resources...................TC 525

Associated Milk Producers Inc.... EH 4407

ADA Enterprises, Inc...................TC 692, 693

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ADM Animal Nutrition............ EH 1611-1712

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AMS Galaxy USA....................... EH 1811-1912

Boomerang Dairy Sand Bedding Systems.................... EH 2206-2307

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AMS Genetics International, LLC............................................................AL 174B

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Animal Health International............................. EH 3713, 3714

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Extrutech Plastics, Inc..................... EH 2814

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EASYFIX........................................EH 1817-1918

Dairy Management Inc........EH 4320-4322

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Dairy Tech, Inc............................EH 1213, 1214 Dairy.com...................................EH 4425, 4426 Dairyland Hoof Care Institute, Inc..................................AL 184-186B

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FarmFirst Dairy Cooperative.........EH 3507

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LR Gehm, LLC....................................... EH 1306

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ID Group......................................................AL 121

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Lallemand Animal Nutrition....TC 512-553

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New Generation Genetics, Inc..........AL 187

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New Holland...............................................TM C

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Nu-Ag/Bosko, Inc...................EH 2603, 2604

Passion Ag, Inc.......................................TC 676

Polled Dairy Cattle.................................AL 161

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NuPulse........................................ EH 2811-2913

Peach Teats Limited..........................EH 4013

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Prime Metal Buildings and Components.................................EH 5011

O&T Farms..........................................MC 23, 24

Penta Equipment Inc.................. TC 666-710

Ohio Holstein Association.................AL 104

PeopleCor............................................... EH 5017

Okray Insurance Agency LLC...........AL 214

Pharm Robotics......................................TC 509

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Oxbo International Corporation..... TC 474

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Quality Liquid Feeds, Inc..... EH 4008-4109

715-229-2527

LAKE GENEVA

MELROSE

QualiTech Inc...........................EH 4405, 4406

Hoover Silo Repair LLC

Randox Food Diagnostics..................TC 503 Raytec Manufacturing......................... MC 21

320-679-2981

RBS Activewear.....................................TC 550

IOWA

Redmond Minerals, Inc.......................TC 572

MAQUOKETA

Renn Mill Center Inc................EH 1913, 1914

Anamosa Silo Repair, LLC

Rennel LLC................................................MC 69

563-652-5125

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Protekta........................................... TC 492, 493

Komro Sales & Service 715-672-4263

KAUKAUNA

THE LARGEST LINE OF FEEDING EQUIPMENT IN NORTH AMERICA

Progressive Forage...............................TC 558

Bindl Sales & Service

Gehring Sales & Service

Knuth Farm Equipment, LLC 920-757-6995

SELF-PROPELLED BEDDING CHOPPER

ProGentus.........................................AL 143-145 Progressive Publishing................ EH 1103, 1104; EH 4400

HORTONVILLE

48”

COMPANY BOOTH

WI Silos, Inc.

920-853-3516

Fritsch Equip. Corporation 920-532-6292

28”

PLOVER

CURTISS/EDGAR

DURAND

BEDDING CART

from page 11

POTTER

DEPERE

BEDDING CHOPPER

EXHIBITORS

Chippewa Farm Service, LLC 715-577-8372

Ruf’s Farm Service, Inc. 608-776-4048

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715-344-9503

DARLINGTON

NEW GENERATION

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Brubacker Ag Equipment, LLC 715-613-7308

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R-Equipment................................ TM 922, 923 RESCO.........................................................MC 70 Ritchie Industries, Inc........... EH 1405-1407 Roll-O-Matic Curtains................ TC 501, 502

t. 608 374-2206

Rostech Electronics..........................EH 3603

info@valmetal.com

Roto-Mix, LLC.............................EH 3016-3318

Roth Mfg...........................................TC 640-685

valmetal.com

RP Nutrients.............................. EH 2615, 2616

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WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2021 EXHIBITORS COMPANY BOOTH

COMPANY BOOTH

COMPANY BOOTH

COMPANY BOOTH

RSI Calf Systems.................................. TM 843

Steuart Labs..............................................MC 86

U.S. Screen Co........................................TM 912

Vaughan Company Inc..............TC 567-608

Rubes Cartoons......................................EH C-1

STgenetics....................................... AL 218-225

Udder Comfort Inc........................AL 163-165

Versa Corporation............................... TM 800

S & W Seed Company........................... TC 510

Stockyard Style............................. TC 490-531

Udder Tech, Inc........... EH 4412-4414, CR02

VES-Artex.................................. EH 3805-3909

S.I. Feeders..................................................TM G

Sundown Industries Corp................. EH 1111

Under Udder LED Lighting.......TC 421, 422

Veterinary and Poultry Supply, Inc..AL 197

Safe-Trac Grooving...............................TC 655

Sun-North Systems, Ltd......EH 2608-2709

UNIFORM-Agri......................... EH 1707, 1708

Vets Plus, Inc............................. EH 2713, 2714

SCCL.........................................................EH 3405

Superior Attachments Inc.........TC 717-719

Vettec, Inc..............................................EH 1607

Scherer Inc......................................TC 605, 606

Supreme International Limited....................................... EH 3007-3309

University of Florida IFAS Dept. of Animal Science......................MC 66 University of Missouri.............. TC 467, 468

Vita Plus Corporation.............EH 1801-1902

Schlueter Company................ EH 4016-4018 Schwartz Manufacturing Company.................................................EH 1108 SCiO.......................................................MC 80, 81 Sealpro Silage Barrier Film...............TC 592 Secco International, Inc..........EH 1617-1718 Select Sires, Inc..EH 4001-4103; AL 167-169 Seneca Dairy Systems LLC.......TC 573, 574 Serval Canada......................................EH 3705 Setric Best Inc......................................EH 4514 Settje Agri-Services and Engineering, Inc.....................................TC 487 Seven Treasures..................MC EB 01-EB 04 Shredlage LLC..........................EH 2603, 2604 Sierra Select.............................................MC 46 SIGNET.......................................................TC 699 Sikkema Equipment Inc............TC 677-679 Silostop.............................................TC 461, 462 Skinner AgSolutions, Inc..........TC 556, 557 Smarta Industrial...........................AL 116, 117 smaXtec Inc....................................TC 432-473 SMITH Surface-Prep Solutions.........TC 515 South Dakota State University..... EH 4515 Southwest Wisconsin Technical College.................................................... MC 48tt Soy Best........................................EH 4210, 4211 SSI Corporation................................... EH 2613 St. Jacobs ABC................................ AL 153-155 Star Blends...............................................AL 192 Starbar..........................................EH 3411, 3412 Steel Cow Gallery & Studios.........EH 4515B

Sure Step Consulting International................................AL 184-186B

University of Wisconsin Cheese Stand....................TM Cheese Stand

Swana Export Corporation............... AL 200

University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural & Life Sciences.. MC 55, 56

Synergy Metalworks, LLC.......AL 184-186B Tags4All Global Inc................ EH 2206-2307 TDS - Total Dairy Solutions......TC 658, 659

University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Medicine........................MC 54

Virtus Nutrition...................................EH 4323 Volac Inc....................................EH 4203, 4204 Volac International Limited.......................................EH 4203, 4204 Volac Wilmar Feed Ingredients................................EH 4203, 4204 Wagler & Associates, Inc.....................MC 43

Tenderfoot Products.......................... EH 1307

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences.........................................MC 57

The National Dairy FARM Program..................................................EH 4508

University of Wisconsin-Platteville School of Agriculture............................MC 58

Waikato Milking Systems USA, LLC....................................... EH 1201-1305

The Nutra-Glo Company.....................AL 120

University of Wisconsin-River Falls CAFES.........................................................MC 67

WeCover Structures Inc............ TC 496, 497 Weizur Group........................................... MC 71

Up North Plastics, Inc...................... EH 3406

Western Ag Enterprise Inc................ AL 125

US Dairy Export Council......EH 4320-4322

Westwaard...................................... TC 410-455

US Dairy Forage Research Center.........................................TC FORAGETT

Westway Feed Products...............MC 27, 28

TechMix..........................EH 1311-1312; MC 47

The Smart Block..................................... MC 51 TLAY Dairy Video Sales.............TC 498-539 Toast Food Truck................................. TM 792 Top Genomics........................................ TC 444 Topcon..........................................EH 1501, 1502 Torenna...................................... EH 2206-2307

US VET...........................................EH 4116-4118

Trakrite Global, LLC...................AL 184-186B

US. Dept. of Justice-FBI, WMD Directorate................................ EH 4512

Trakrite Services LLC........................... MC 13

USDA Farm Service Agency......... EH 4402

Trans Ova Genetics.......................AL 143-145

USDA National Ag Statistics Service................................................... EH 4403

TransAgra International, Inc....................................................EH 1109, 1110 TriCal Superior Forage........................ TC 514

USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service....................... EH 4402

Trident Processes LLC............. EH 1101, 1102

USDA, AMS, Dairy Market News.EH 4403

Trioliet.................EH 1408-1509; TM 830, 831

USDA-APHIS-Veterinary Services..................................................EH 4401

Triple Crown Products..................... EH 4510 Triple-Hil Sires.......................................AL 123 Truck Supervisor..............................MC 80, 81 Trusscore...............................................EH 1606 Turner Inc.........................................TC 581-622

Valley Fudge and Candy...................EH 6011 Valmetal Inc............................EH 3001-3106B Van Beek Natural Science...EH 5001, 5002 Vantage Dairy Supplies, LLC.............AL 149 VAS................................................EH 4331, 4332

Waikato Milking Systems NZ, Ltd........................................... EH 1201-1305

WHRL Solutions LLC................EH 1105, 1106 Wieser Concrete Products Inc.......................................................TM 810-821 Winfield United.......................EH 2111B-2312 Wisconsin Beef Council...................EH 4509 Wisconsin Cattlemen’s Association............................................ TM 783 Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association.......................................... EH 4423 Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection...... EH 4424 Wisconsin Farmers Union.................MC 77 Wisconsin Flowgate.............................TC 558 Wisconsin Holstein Association.....AL 104

Please see EXHIBITORS, page 14

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WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2021 EXHIBITORS EXHIBITORS from page 13

COMPANY BOOTH Wisconsin Livestock Identification Consortium.......................................... EH 4430 Wisconsin Tubing, LLC........................ TC 517 W-L Alfalfa............................................EH 3704 Wonderkow, LLC....................................TC 595 Woodchuck Bedding Spreader...... TM 823 World Forage Analysis Superbowl...........................................TC WFAS World Wide Sires, Ltd.....................MC 25, 26

COMPANY BOOTH

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YES Equipment & Services, Inc.......................EH 2514-2516; TM 931-933B Y-Tex Corporation................... EH 4214, 4215 Yunker Plastics, Inc.............................. TC 610 Zeltex LLC..................................EH 5005, 5006 Zinpro Performance Minerals....................................... EH 3611-3712 Zisk LLC.....................................................TC 657 Zoetis............................................. EH 3811-3912 Zuechter-Service ZSAG.......................AL 196

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Mergers Kalscheur Implement Cross Plains Komro Sales & Service Durand Eron Equipment Junction City Luxemburg Motor Co. Luxemburg

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Mowers Riesterer & Schnell, Inc. Marion Lulich Implement Mason Lindstrom Equipment Mondovi East Side Farm Equipment Monroe

Tedders

Carl F. Statz & Sons Frontier Ag & Turf Waunakee New Richmond A.C. McCartney Equipment Steinhart’s Farm Service Durand, IL Platteville KuhnNorthAmerica.com Peabudy’s North Gruett’s, Inc. Pecatonica, IL Potter Gibbsville Implement Waldo

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Our innovative, high-quality spreaders provide superior performance with years of low-maintenance service.

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2000 Series ProPush Rear-Discharge Spreaders

Kalscheur Implement Cross Plains Komro Sales & Service Durand Hillsboro Equipment Hillsboro W.H. Lien Hixton Eron Equipment Junction City ®

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Luxemburg Motor Co. Luxemberg Lulich Implement Mason Persha Equipment Mayville Lindstrom Equipment Mondovi East Side Farm Equipment Monroe

SL 100 Series ProTwin Slinger Side-Discharge Spreaders ®

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PXL 100 Series ProSpread Rear-Discharge Spreaders

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Frontier Ag & Turf Tesch Bros. Implement Carl F. Statz & Sons Osceola Seymour Waunakee Turtle Lake Riesterer & Schnell, Inc. Spiegelberg Implement Steinhart Farm Service Shawano Weyauwega Platteville Eis Implement Triebold Implement Gruett’s, Inc. Two Rivers Whitewater Potter KuhnNorthAmerica.com Gibbsville Implement Peabudy’s North Ed Priebe Sales & Service Waldo Pecatonica, IL Ripon

Visit your local Wisconsin KUHN Mixer Dealer today!

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• 806

Pavilions/Coliseum Arena Building

Pavillions/Coliseum Arena Building

ximate Size: 10'wide x 8'deep 807 Top (tt) Displays: 8'wide x 3'deep

45 44

43

42

41

805

39

41tt 40tt

38

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619

629

639

649

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618

628

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648

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668

617

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637

647

657

667

616

626

636

646

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75

33

76

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708

718

728

697

707

717

676

686

696

706

716

•

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727 726

843

853

863

873

883

893

903

913

923

802

812

822

832

842

852

862

872

882

892

902

912

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801

811

821

831

841

851

861

871

881

891

901

911

921

830

840

850

860

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880

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900

910

Food Court

•

800

810

820

930

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931

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750

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933B

933

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753 753B

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29

28

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CREST Precast Concrete 1-800-658-9045 EMAIL: crestpc@pressenter.com

23

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1

High Capacity Fenceline Feedbunk

• At 20" Deep It's The Largest Bunk On the Market • At 3600 Lbs Per 8'-0" Section It's The Heaviest Bunk

CREST Precast, Inc. La Crescent, MN - Barneveld, WI 1-800-658-9045 • Professional Design, Manufacturing and Contracting • Innovative Products for the Successful Dairy Business • S.C.S. Approved Storage Tanks • U.S.D.A. Accepted Precast Parlor Walls • Bunk Feeders • Water Tanks • Reception Tanks • Slotted Floors • Bunker Silos

Outdoor Trade Mall Booths TM 600-799

936

755 755B

Exhibition Hall

27tt

22

698

833

28tt

24

678 688 Trade Center 677 687

823

29tt

25

729

30

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699

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689

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Sunset Celebration brings live music

WORLD DAIRY HALL EXPO EXHIBITION

(Madison)

Expo Family (Madison) Room Expo

Exhibition Hall EXHIBITION HALL

sponsored by Dairy Girl Network

Family

Restrooms Room

sponsored by Dairy Girl Network

Restrooms

Second Floor

Elevator Elevator

Commercial Exhibitor Lounge Commercial

Monona

Second Floor Wingra

Monona

Exhibitor Lounge

Wingra

Stairs

Volunteer Lounge

Waubesa Kegonsa

Volunteer Lounge

Waubesa Kegonsa Stairs

Stairs

Stairs

West Enterance

Restrooms

First Floor

West Enterance

Restrooms

At World Dairy Expo there is a schedule of new and modified events awaiting attendees and exhibitors. Highlighting the additions to the 2021 schedule is the Sunset Celebration, a free concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 1 in The Tanbark.

First Floor Mendota 4 Mendota 4

Commercial Exhibits Commercial Exhibits

Mendota 3

Commercial Exhibits

Mendota 3

Mendota 2

Commercial Exhibits

(Expo Seminars)

Mendota 2 (Expo Seminars) Mendota 1 (Virtual Farm Tours)

Mendota 1 Restrooms

Restrooms Information & ATM Machine Information

(Virtual Farm Tours)

Elevator

Restrooms stairs

First Floor & ATM Machine Entrance

Restrooms

Elevator First Floor Entrance

stairs Outdoor Trade Mall, Trade Center and Food Court First Floor First Floor Entrance Entrance Outdoor Trade Mall, Trade Center and Food Court

Purple Cow Gift Shop

stairs

stairs

First Floor Entrance First Floor Entrance

New Holland Pavilions, Coliseum, Arena Building

Purple Cow Gift Shop

New Holland Pavilions, Coliseum, Arena Building

Dillon Carmichael The Sunset Celebration headline artist is Dillon Carmichael with special guest Meghan Patrick. On the verge of his next album release, Carmichael is ready to entertain with his songs “Hot Beer,” “Sawin’ Logs,” “Made To Be A Country Boy” and more.

Carmichael, born into a musical family that includes uncles John Michael and Eddie Montgomery, blends country and rock influences to create a sound designed Please see ENTERTAINMENT, page 22

North

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- Main Concourse Level Booths MC 1 - 89

WORLD DAIRY EXPO

EB7 Coliseum - Main Concourse East Balcony EB8 Booths MC 1 - 89

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49

EB6

East Balcony

EB1

55

EB5

EB4

EB3

EB2

54

58

Approximate North Booth Size: 10'wide x 8'deep LevelTable Top (tt) Displays: 8'wide x 3'deep

WORLD DAIRY EXPO EB5 EB6

EB4

EB3

EB2

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Cattle

Cattle Showring Show Ring

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WORLD DAIRY EXPO

Restrooms

WORLD DAIRY EXPO

Coliseum - Main Concourse Level Concessions Booths MC 1 - 89 128

127

126

129 131

130 EB4

EB3

EB2

132

Approximate Booth Size: 10'wide x 8'deep Table Top (tt) Displays: 8'wide x 3'deep

125 124

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East Balcony

EB1

133

EB5

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EB8

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Bag Che ck

International Registration

80 Concessions79 78

Coliseum Arena Level 21

Visitor Information/ Exhibitor Registration Service Desk

18

20 19

Booths AL 100-227

22

WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW

ENTERTAINMENT from page 19

Forage Mergers with 12 to 40-Foot Pickup Widths

Meghan Patrick

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for Expo’s stage. Patrick is a twotime Canadian Country Music Association Female Artist of the Year who recently released her first album with Nashville record label Riser House Records.

Tickets for the inaugural Sunset Celebration are free but limited. Visit worlddairyexpo. com to reserve a ticket. Members of the dairy industry are encouraged to reserve tickets early for the celebration.

Expo attendees looking for music and entertainment throughout the week of World Dairy Expo can also find it in The Tanbark during Happy Hour. Hosted from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday, sponsored

by Danone North America, and Wednesday through Friday sponsored by Phibro Animal Health Corp., Happy Hour in The Tanbark is complete with live music, free snacks and complementary beer while supplies last.

Download the World Dairy Expo mobile-event app, visit worlddairyexpo.com or follow World Dairy Expo on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Spotify, Instagram or YouTube for more information.

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EB3

EB2

EB1

EB4

EB6 WORLD DAIRY EXPO EB7 EB8 EB5

Admittance limited to registered international attendees and International Lounge exhibitors

North

Coliseum - Main Concourse Level East Booths MC 1 - 89 Balcony Internet Kiosks

Snacks

EB5

EB4

EB3

EB2

EB6

East Balcony

EB1

314

352

2

315 353

51

52

313 EB8

EB7

351

Women's Restroom

Approximate Booth Size: 10'wide x 8'deep Table Top (tt) Displays: 8'wide x 3'deep

312

50 354

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53

49 356

316

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Dairy Forage Seminars Dairy Forage Seminars at World Dairy Expo are hosted by the organizing partners of the World Forage Analysis Superbowl. Forage experts from the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center, the University of Wisconsin and other research centers work together to present seminars covering cutting-edge research and information. The experts will also be available throughout the week in the new World Forage Analysis Superbowl space, now located in the Trade Center at World Dairy Expo.

Dairy Forage Seminars will be presented on the Dairy Forage Seminar Stage at the south end of the new Trade Center.

Wednesday, Sept. 29

• 10 a.m. Keeping the Rumen Healthy: A New Approach to Working with Fiber in Rations Mary Beth Hall of U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center in Madison, Wisconsin.

• 1:30 p.m. Forage Production and Quality at Sand Creek Dairy Luke and Ethan Haywood of Sand Creek Dairy near Hastings, Michigan

Thursday, Sept. 30

• 10 a.m. Considerations for Using Warm-Season Annuals as Part of Your Forage System

SEE YOU AT OUR DISPLAY

John K. Bernard of the University of Georgia in Tifton, Georgia • 1:30 p.m. LEAF – Leaves Enhance Alfalfa Forage – Testing Provides Opportunities for Improving Alfalfa Quality David C. Weakly of Forage Genetics in West Salem, Wisconsin

Friday, Oct. 1

• 10 a.m. Forage Storage: Life After Harvest Michelle Chang-Der Bedrosian of Vita Plus in Madison, Wisconsin • 1:30 p.m. How Do Handheld NIRS Instruments Measure Up? Matthew Digman of the University of Wisconsin-Madison

Saturday, Oct. 2

• 10 a.m. Further Considerations for Making Baled Silages Wayne K. Coblentz of the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center in Marshfield, Wisconsin The World Forage Analysis Superbowl is organized in partnership with Dairyland Laboratories, Hay & Forage Grower, the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center, the University of Wisconsin and World Dairy Expo.

Visit foragesuperbowl.com to learn more about the Dairy Forage Seminar series or the World Forage Analysis Superbowl competition.

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Learn from Tanbark Talks Members of the global dairy industry are invited to start their mornings at World Dairy Expo with educational and insightful Tanbark Talks. The new opportunity to learn at Expo takes place at 8 a.m. each morning in The Tanbark.

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Wednesday, Sept. 29 Farming Forward

One of the obvious lessons learned from the global pandemic is just how quickly the world, dairy farming, consumer needs and habits can shift.

The U.S. dairy industry has not been immune to these changes and must adapt through a nimbler value chain to keep pace, and assure a profitable and relevant future.

Bob Johansen from the Institute for the Future will begin the session, sharing insights from his work with farmers, industry leaders and dairy checkoff. A panel discussion will explore the “Opportunity Zones” of the checkoff-led Dairy Transformation work and will illustrate how the industry is creating pathways for tomorrow.

Thursday, Sept. 30

U.S. Farm Report – LIVE

U.S. Farm Report host Tyne Morgan will host a one-hour session featuring a panel of experts focused on markets, industry news and trends. Content captured during the session will be broadcast on the U.S. Farm Report, to air the weekend of Oct. 2-3.

Friday, Oct. 1

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by Damian Mason

Imagine a talk show host combined with an agricultural economist with a healthy dose of comedian. That’s Damian Mason. He’ll deliver a crisp, current ag outlook and insights presentation in a humorous manner. Through his public speaking, the two podcasts he hosts and the several books he has authored, Mason strives to spread accurate information and dispel misinformation about agriculture. Raised on a dairy farm, and owning a 300-acre farm, Mason holds a degree in ag economics from Purdue University.

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