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ON THE COVER: The grandchildren and nieces and nephews of Doug, Diane and Lori Winger with Keylas Acrobat Shan at the Norfolk County Fair in Simcoe. They are pictured in front of the famous vegetable displays. Shan won her class at the Haldimand-Norfolk Holstein Show. Holding the calf is Dakota Richardson. Back row, left is Brookelyn Nagel and right is Jessica Nagel. Middle is Addisyn Nagel. Front row left is Dallas Richardson and right is Dawsyn Richardson.

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THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS! We are now well into what has been a lovely fall season. The leaves have changed colours and the many fall fairs that happen across the province have wrapped up.

A lot of these fairs play host to our County Holstein and 4-H shows. These events would not take place if it wasn’t for the volunteers who tirelessly give their time serving on fair and show committees, help with set-up and take-down and as 4-H leaders to name a few. Many people take on leadership roles or simply work quietly in the background making sure the work gets done.

I personally give up a lot of my free time volunteering, including being a 4-H calf club leader and director on the Embro Fair Board. I do this because I love it and feel it is important to give back to the community that raised me, but it really feels good when I receive a text or an email thanking me for my work.

As you read through this issue of The Link, you will find reports and summaries of the Junior Shows, the Inter-County 4-H Judging Competition and County and Regional Holstein Shows. I encourage you to not only take in the show winners, but think about the countless volunteer hours that were spent organizing these events.

Next time you are at an event, I hope you will say ‘thank you’ to the volunteers who helped put it on, they will truly appreciate it.

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general mana ger’s messa ge The dairy industry is a great place with many opportunities from grassroots organizations to working within our industry partner organizations. Participation in our programs is very high compared to our friends south of the boarder and that is because you see value in our services and programs as a united group. Our Breed Association membership is strong both nationally and provincially. Having spent the past 25 years in different industry positions, I have always had a common focus and that is you, our producers.

Having grown up on a dairy and cash crop farm in Goderich Township (Huron County), I can appreciate your lifestyle. After a short return to the family farm after graduating from the University of Guelph (OAC 89A), the farm was sold and I started my career in this industry with United Breeders. Back in that time there were questions about our quota system and the potential impact free-trade talks would have on the system. In 25 years we’ve seen different trade talks and here we are again with TPP threatening our supply management system.

We have strong programs that provide information to assist you with the trade threats. As margins get tighter on your farms, we need to utilize information to raise the most efficient milk producing Holstein possible. I’ve spent many years working with data relating to dairy production and my passion is to assist with interpreting this information with dairy producers.

I would like to thank you for the opportunity to be your General Manger and WestCentral field representative for Ontario Holsteins. You have a strong organization and I look forward to working with you to keep it that way!

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Peter Brand, General Manager, Ontario Holstein Branch

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Longtime Club Secretaries THE DRIVING FORCE BEHIND ANY COMMITTEE, CLUB, BOARD OR OFFICE IS THE SECRETARY. Secretaries are the people who make sure things get done. They are the point people for fielding questions, they are the go to people for organizing events and they are the communication contact for all things related to their business. Holstein Club Secretaries are no exception.

Holstein Breeders Inducted into the Quinte Agricultural Wall of Fame On September 20th, 2015, several Holstein breeders were inducted into the Quinte Agricultural Hall of Fame; Lee Dunk of Dunco Holsteins and Gene and Helen Brahaney of Yenaharb Holsteins both of Northumberland County, Ted Ray of Ralanes Holsteins and Wilma and the late Carman Huffman of Huffmandale Holsteins of Hastings County and J. Donald Baxter of Brooknoll Holsteins from Prince Edward County.

In 2015 we had four County Holstein Club Secretaries that we recognized for their years of service to their local Holstein Club. They devote countless hours of their personal time to make sure events run smoothly and club business is taken care of. We thank the following for their service to their respective Holstein Clubs and ultimately the Ontario Holstein Branch.

25 Years Ken Zimmer and Angela Howard Elgin 1995-2015

20 Years Brian Haggins and Angela Howard Essex-Kent 1990-2015

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The Ray Family was on hand to see Ted receive his award. Front (L to R): Lois Ray, Ted Ray, Susan (Ray) McConnell. Back (L to R): Shirley (Ray) Rose (Rosayre Ayrshires), Barry Ray, Bob Ray (Ralanes Holsteins) and Roger Ray (Hollylane Jerseys).

Ruth Vogel and Brad Lowry Leeds-Grenville 1990-2015

15 Years Mary Fraser and Angela Howard Wellington 2000-2015

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2015 BMO Ontario Farm Family Awards Eight Ontario Dairy Farms were recently recognized as 2015 BMO Ontario Farm Family Honourees at this year’s International Plowing Match & Rural Expo in Finch, Ontario.

Wedding Bells!

The BMO Ontario Farm Family Awards recognize the outstanding contributions made by farmers across the province. The Awards are an exciting way for the community to come together to celebrate these exceptional families, as well as show support to the increasingly important urban-rural relationship.

The winning families were treated to a day of Plowing Match events, as well as a plaque presentation, lunch and a family photograph session.

2015 BMO Ontario Farm Family Award Recipients (Dairy Farmers) Farm Name Family Name Farm Location

Briscoelea Farms

Briscoe Family

Renfrew, ON

Fraegrove Holsteins

Fraser Family

Elora, ON

Limestone Organic Creamery - Limestone Stables

Groenewegen Family Elginburg, ON

Haanover View Farms

Haan Family

Marysville, ON

Markvale Holsteins

Markus Family

Beachville, ON

Birch Lawn Farms Ltd.

Terpstra Family

Atwood, ON

Toppview Farms

Topp Family

Dunnville, ON

Van Engelen Dairy Farms Ltd.

Van Engelen Family

Thedford, ON

Best Dressed Calf and Showperson

David and Wanda Frisken of Frisklane Holsteins are pleased to announce the wedding of Jenn Frisken and Rj Tyner on the farm at Frisklane Holsteins in Selby on July 18, 2015. Jenn is pictured with Cabriolait Talent Christina EX-2E and Rj with Frisklane Jaspers Beans EX-2E. Photo: SUBMITTED

Ribbons On Display

The Lindsay Exhibition recently had a best dressed calf and showperson contest.

Here are some of the participants:

Mason Buckley as a “Little Minion”.

(L to R): Carter Jackson with “BumbleCalf” and Sadie Buckley is dressed as Elsa from Frozen with “Sven”.

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High Point Farms had a fantastic day at the Ontario County Show and proudly displayed their ribbons. (Photo: Craig Beacock)

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On a county highway in rural Haldimand County, with windmills off in the distance and flat cropland all around lies Keylas Holsteins, owned by the Winger family of Cayuga.

Doug and Diane Winger got started in the Holstein business back in 1976 when they purchased Doug’s father’s 10 purebred Holsteins and quota and immediately began growing Keylas Holsteins. To make the finances work in the early years with high interest rates, and to allow for expansion, Doug had an off-farm job doing construction and Diane worked at the bank.

Doug and Diane were married in 1973 and had three girls, Lori, Jana and Julie. All three were involved in the farm and 4-H over the years, but it was Lori who had the true love for the cows and there was no question that she would be involved and make dairy farming her career.

Today, the family milks about 75 cows in their tie-stall operation.

Lori works full-time on the farm, doing all of the milking and making the breeding decisions. Doug looks after feeding and deals (L to R) Lori, Diane and Doug Winger. with the fresh cows. Diane is in charge of feeding the calves and cooking meals for the many people that come and go from the farm. a degree in kinesiology. The next weekend after graduation she moved home and started her career milking cows. “I had two loves, “Mom would go back to school shopping with Jana and Julie and farming and sports,” says Lori. “By the time I was 18, I wanted to I would want to go to the barn,” laughs Lori. “Grandpa died when try something different, which led me to Western. Two years in, I Dad was 30, so he didn’t have help from him. As soon as I was knew I wanted to farm.” tall enough to push in the clutch on the tractor, I was driving one.

Disking, raking hay and round baling were my first jobs in the field. Although becoming more popular now, bringing a daughter into a I never had an off-farm job.” farm business even 10-15 years ago was rare.

Lori attended Western University in London, ON and completed Lori bought a 50 acre farm, renovated the old farmhouse and moved

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to handle the dispersal.” Diane and Lori thought they would take a ‘wait and see’ approach. They sat and talked one night and both Also in 2003, Doug had a heart attack at the age of 50. Daughter decided they wanted to go on. The big question was if Doug would Julie and her husband Matt Richardson had just been married. Matt be able to work again or not. was an owner-operator of a long haul trucking business and was just starting out with his own land cash cropping. He also did custom It was a long three-month recovery for Doug as the SARS epidemic work for some neighbours. Matt immediately came off the road to was happening, making the hospital stay and follow-up trips more help and hired a driver to keep the truck going and came and helped challenging. After Doug recovered, he came back to work on the farm and Matt returned to his business. Diane jokes that Doug still Lori and Diane on the farm. works like he is a 20 year old.

“Doug’s heart attack was a big one,” says Diane. “It was a wakeup call. Lori was 26 at the time and people asked us if we were going Doug and Diane and Lori each take every other Sunday off from to sell out. We even had auctioneers coming to the farm wanting chores for a break. When Lori is on for chores, Matt helps her out as well as a neighbour girl. On Doug and Diane’s Sunday, Graham, a neighbour who grew up close by helps them out. in in 2003. She later purchased another 69 acres.

Matt and Julie now work full-time with their own cash crop and trucking business. Matt, Julie, Doug, Diane and Lori work together and have helped each build their businesses. Matt makes many of the cropping decisions at Keylas and helps with filling silos, bunks and haying. He also relief milks as needed. Lori and Doug haul wagons and run the batch grain dryer for Matt during harvest, trading labour.

Jana and her husband Jason own and operate a Home Hardware store. Jason also works and is a part owner with his father in their family construction business. Any new buildings at Keylas are built by them.

The Keylas Holsteins show crew at the 2014 Haldimand Norfolk County Holstein Show.

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The 2-row head to head barn at Keylas.

Keylas Sid Roxanna VG-87-2YR

and a girl. They can often be found helping Grandpa, Grandma or Aunt Lori and as soon as each of them are old enough, start showing calves. Lori loves having her nieces and nephews help her so much she purchased a camping trailer that is kept at the barn. She and the kids sleep in when they are having a sleepover and they know to come into the barn when they wake up. (Lori and Doug and Diane’s homes are not at the dairy barn location.)

Stardust classified VG-87 and EX, 1 VG-87 by Hanoverhill Raider, a VG-87 Carnation Counselor, an EX Comestar Leader and a VG88 by Hanoverhill Lincoln. “She was a prolific cow,” says Doug.

“She crossed well with a variety of sires.”

4-H played a big role in the girls’ youth, participating in both dairy and other projects. Lori and Julie were selected to represent Haldimand County at the Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic at the Royal many times and Jana once. “We have a lot of good memories and friends from 4-H,” says Lori. “At the Classic, we won the stable competition several times. We didn’t all have calves that would win, but we just kept sweeping and packing the pack.”

The Wingers annually flush one to two of their better cows and implant the embryos as a tool to improve the herd. They have also sold some at their Holstein club sale.

The other cow was Willowholme Beulah VG-87 7* by Hanoverhill Starbuck. Doug and his son-in-law Matt’s dad, Grant Richardson bought her at a Tavistock sale in 1990. She was out of Howard “The kids are always here. We get their baggies filled with snacks Elliot’s Willowholme Sheik Nadine VG-85 cow, the only one he and throw them in the tractor with us or they come to the barn,” ever sold. She was flushed many times and was 14 before she left the herd, completing 8 lactations. Beulah had 6 VG and 9 GP daughters. says Lori.

The Wingers have always bred for type in their herd with plus numbers for production. More recently they have started to look more at health traits, somatic cell, fat and production in general. Bulls used in the last few years include Atwood, Aftershock, Jett Air and Fever. They have now moved on to using Brewmaster Doorman, High Octane, Sid and Dempsey.

Keylas Skyline Shadow EX-91-4E, who descends from Keylas Astro J Stacy has flushed really well in recent years producing 3 EX, 6 VG and 15 GP daughters by many different sires.

The current classification of the herd is 4 ME, 6 EX, 50 VG and 44 GP. The Wingers annually exhibit some cows at the Haldimand-Norfolk Holstein Show held at the Norfolk County Fair in October. It is a family affair with many of the grandchildren showing the calves they have trained. A few cows and older calves are also shown. In 2014, they had Junior Champion with Keylas Sid Berla and Honourable Mention Grand Champion with Keylas Windbrook Nova. For 2015, the results included winning four calf classes and Junior Breeders’ Herd. They also won a couple cow classes.

The Keylas prefix has become a popular name in the showring this past summer with the success of Keylas Sid Roxanna VG-87-2YR, who was the Intermediate Champion and Reserve Grand Champion at the Ontario Summer Show (OSS). “We thought she was something special so we asked Rob Eby to come and see her,” says Doug. “We sold Rob and Julie Eby half interest in her and she went to their farm to get ready for the shows in 2014. They have the talent and the eye.

They are the reason she is what she is.”

They have used some genomic bulls and continue to use them a bit, but it isn’t the biggest key in sire selection. Some sexed McCutchen and Superpower semen was used and the first batch of heifer calves are now on the ground. Lori prefers to use proven sires on the farm.

They have not tested their own animals for genomics. “More and The night before the OSS, Roxanna was sold to Quality Holsteins, more we are getting used to the idea of genomics,” says Lori. “We Beckridge Holsteins and Agriber Societa Agricola Srl of Italy. “This will see where it goes.” is something new, to have a cow bred by us going to Madison. Dad Much of the Keylas herd descends from two influential cows. has always dreamed about that,” says Lori.

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to see Roxanna show and she placed seventh. Doug visited Madison in 2014 and loved it, so had made plans to attend in 2015. “Madison and the Royal are the only places Dad likes to go,” jokes Lori. “Cows are his interest, besides the Blue Jays.”

The Keylas herd is milked two times per day in the head to head tiestall barn. Doug laughs when he says head to head as they have built on to the old barn over the years, with the most recent in 2008 where they added 18 more stalls, redid the front of the barn and added a new milk house and office.

The cows are fed a TMR three times a day of corn silage, haylage, a complete pellet and chopped dry hay or straw. All of the feed except the pellet is grown on the 650 acres that they own and rent.

In addition to the various additions to the main dairy barn over the years, the Wingers built bunkers for corn silage which has allowed for more feed storage. They recently renovated an old implement shed to become a calf barn. The calves were housed in individual hutches outside, but it got to be too much for Diane feeding them, especially in the winter. The shed was renovated by putting in a cement floor and turkey curtains on the walls for ventilation. The calves are housed in individual pens that can be cleaned out with a tractor. The calf barn includes an insulated warm room for mixing milk replacer. They have had great results with this barn as calves are now being weaned at 2.5 months vs. three.

After weaning, the calves are placed into a group pen in the calf barn for another month or two before going to the heifer barn. “This is a big improvement for the heifers,” says Diane. “They don’t go backwards after moving to the heifer barn. Being able to drop the weaning age is worth the investment too.”

“Dad always used to say get the chores done and go play ball.”

Lori Winger

Not in the very near future, but something that could happen one day, is a new dairy barn with robots to help with labour.

“As for advice, for people starting out with dairy farming, they should always keep an open mind,” Lori. “We have always went on bus trips and car tours to see other farming operations. We always pick up helpful tips, big and small that we can incorporate into our own day to day work.”

Although the Wingers are kept busy on the dairy farm, they do manage to get away and have fun. Lori has always played competitive fastball. “Dad always used to say get the chores done and go play ball,” says Lori. She continues to play now and enjoys hockey, bowling and other sports.

Doug and Diane always get away to the Royal Winter Fair for a few days each November to watch the National Holstein Show. They also really enjoy spending time with their six grandchildren who are always visiting the farm and try to get to other county Holstein shows.

“We want to continually improve growing better heifers,” says Lori. The love of cows that Doug, Diane and Lori have is evident as they “A good heifer in the first place gets bred earlier and into the milking talk about their farm and herd and this will continue to propel them forward in the dairy industry. Lori sums it up succinctly, “It’s all row sooner. Older calving heifers tend to have problems.” we ever thought about doing. You have to have the passion. It’s too Looking to the future, Doug says if the right farm came up for sale much work to not have the passion.” they would look at buying it to continue to expand their land base.

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Don’t wait for the people to come to see your cow, take the cow to the people!

Your local county show is not only a great socializing and networking event, but it is also a great marketing opportunity for your herd. Whether you take a string of 20 or just one animal, your farm name gets put on the map and just maybe, the next time someone is looking for a show or sale animal, they will turn up at YOUR barn door.

2015 was another successful year for the county shows across Ontario. Some were up in numbers, some were a bit down, but all in all, the shows were well attended by exhibitors and spectators alike. A lot of work goes into a Holstein show before, during and even after the event itself.

Congratulations to all of the breeders and exhibitors of the many outstanding cattle shown at the 29 county shows across Ontario this year!

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Brant-Wentworth Holstein Show September 3, 2015

Dufferin-Wellington Holstein Show September 4, 2015

Judge: Mike West – 112 Head Junior Champion: MS Duckett Dyment Coral

Gracehaven Holsteins & Royal Lynn Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Unique Dempsey Cheers

Greenpine Holsteins & Dandale Holsteins Grand Champion: Milksource Goldwyn Jenay

Gracehaven Holsteins & Royal Lynn Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Artifact Haven Terrain

Jeff Stephens Premier Breeder & Bridgeview Farms Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Gerald Coughlin – 120 Head Junior Champion: Darwill Attic Steps

Les & Darlene Sharpe Reserve Junior Champion: Grillsdale Amy Seaver

Holywell Holsteins Grand Champion: Keylas Sid Roxanna Quality Holsteins,

Beckridge Holsteins & Agriber Societa Agricola SRL Reserve Grand Champion: Kentville Fremont Rockstar

Kentville Holsteins Premier Breeder & Kentville Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

Bruce-Grey Holstein Show September 1, 2015

Durham Holstein Show September 10, 2015

Judge: Carl Phoenix – 108 Head Junior Champion: Lailea McCutchen Letty

Kailea Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Unique Dempsey Cheers

Unique Holsteins Grand Champion: Oakfield Gold Topaz

Hodglynn Holsteins & Littlestar Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Millbrooke Charlie Pikaboo

Ed Meulendyk Premier Breeder & Ed Meulendyk Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Garry Vanderpost – 76 Head Junior Champion: Cali McCutchen Lady

Donelea Holsteins, Ava Doner & John Buckley Reserve Junior Champion: Milksource Brady Layla

Willdina Holsteins Grand Champion: Elmbrook Windbrook Amarillo

Werrcroft Farms & Derek Lee Reserve Grand Champion: Altona Lea Braxton Dandilion

Frank Barkey & Family Premier Breeder & Frank Barkey & Family Premier Exhibitor:

Carleton-Russell Holstein Show October 1, 2015

Elgin Holstein Show August 5, 2015

Judge: Glenn Barkey – 64 Head Junior Champion: Delcreek Hannah Montana

Peter Rylaarsdam Reserve Junior Champion: Petitclerc Atwood Alexine

J. Velt & Connor Sikma Grand Champion: Hendercroft Fever Bazooka

Herb Henderson Reserve Grand Champion: Breeze Hill Gold Joycelyn

Breeze Hill Holsteins Premier Breeder & Herb Henderson Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Adam Zehr – 62 Head Junior Champion: Silverridge Doorman Tracey

Silverridge Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Maplekeys Anton Orlando

Maplekeys Farms Grand Champion: Futurecrest Aftershock Linda

Futurecrest Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Maplekeys Goldwyn Idol

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Halton-Peel Holstein Show September 18, 2015

Judge: Don Donnan – 84 Head Junior Champion: Trent Valley Gold Chip Abra Trekili Holsteins,

Bonnechere Holsteins & Lily King Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Terrdale McCutchen Carly

Lily King Farms & Ron & Paul Sleeth Grand Champion: Windcroft Maxine

Bryan & Cheryl Dickson Reserve Grand Champion: Hickoryacres LDD Thunder

Hickoryacres Farms Premier Breeder & Crater Farm Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Doug Peart – 37 Head Junior Champion: Lacahcia Elaborate Titane

Skyline Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Dynasty McCutchen Lilly

Allan Miller & Markay Holsteins Grand Champion: Larrdale Goldwyn Hilda

W Peter Christie Reserve Grand Champion: Chrisland Goldwyn Beauty

W Peter Christie Premier Breeder & W Peter Christie Premier Exhibitor:

Glengarry Holstein Show August 8, 2015

Hastings (Quinte) Holstein Show September 4, 2015

Judge: Jamie Black – 83 Head Junior Champion: Kirklea Doorman Remarkable

Robert D. MacDonald Reserve Junior Champion: Cherry Crest Halifax

Cherry Crest Holsteins Grand Champion: Kirklea Denzel Jiffy Cake

Robert D. MacDonald Reserve Grand Champion: Lochdale Goldwyn Gloss

Lochdale Farms Premier Breeder & Lochdale Holsteinss Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Dean Karn – 79 Head Junior Champion: Kingsway Doorman Ace

Kingsway Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Kingsway Goldwyn Auzzie

Kingsway Farms Grand Champion: Kingsway Dundee Lava

Kingsway Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Kingsway Goldwyn Dallas Kingsway Farms,

Trent Valley Holsteins & Mell-Wood Holsteins Premier Breeder: Kingsway Farms Premier Exhibitor: Sillsway Farms

Haldimand-Norfolk Holstein Show October 6, 2015

Lambton Holstein Show August 19, 2015

Judge: Glenn Barkey – 70 Head Junior Champion: Belridge-View Steady Jane

Running Spring Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Peartome Believe Dat

Peartome Holsteins Grand Champion: Peartome Toni Braxton

Peartome Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Raeland Bolton Matilda

Raeland Holsteins Premier Breeder & Raeland Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Nathan Thompson – 55 Head Junior Champion: KA-Buck W-Brook Charlee

Willowlane Holsteins Brian Slaughter Reserve Junior Champion: Charlyn Armani Loni

Charlyn Farms & Michael Heath Grand Champion: Oakfield Gold Topaz

Little Star Holsteins & Hodglynn Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Willvern Dempsey Elizabeth

Mike & Becky Barnes Premier Breeder & Willowlane Holsteins Brian Slaughter Premier Exhibitor:

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Lanark County Holstein Show September 5, 2015

Middlesex Holstein Show August 5, 2015

Judge: John Crowley – 75 Head Junior Champion: Symcroft Fever Belucky

Glem M. Syme Reserve Junior Champion: Symcroft Sammy Nannette

Glem M. Syme Grand Champion: Symcroft Fever Neopolitan

Glem M. Syme Reserve Grand Champion: Penlow Lacy Shottle

Penlow Farms Premier Breeder & Elm Creft Farm Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Terry Beckett – 102 Head Junior Champion: Heather Holme Gold Margarita

Heather Holme Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: JR Aftershock Sapphire

JR Holsteins, Claremont Holsteins & Glen Islay Holsteins Grand Champion: Cavanaleck Windbrook Georgia

Cavanleck Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Cavanaleck Windbrook Geo

Cavanaleck Holsteins Premier Breeder & Cavanaleck Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

Lennox and Addington Holstein Show August 1, 2015

Niagara Holstein Show August 12, 2015

Judge: Bobby Jarrell – 42 Head Junior Champion: Trent Valley Gold Chip Abra Trekili Holsteins,

Bonnechere Holsteins & Lily King Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Poplardell Benchmark Highrise

Bruce W Caughey Grand Champion: Brownlands Paramount Satin

Brownlands Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Cherry Crest Goldwyn Aspire Trekili,

Bonnechere, Regwall, Rusendale & International Genetics Premier Breeder & Brownlands Farms Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Alan Hawthorne – 79 Head Junior Champion: MS Duckett Dyment Coral

Gracehaven & Royal Lynn Reserve Junior Champion: Legend-Maker Armani Emily

Gracehaven & Royal Lynn Grand Champion: Milksource Goldwyn Jenay

Gracehaven & Royal Lynn Reserve Grand Champion: Spierdyke Brookwin

Spierdyke Farms Premier Breeder & Spierdyke Farms, Feederlane Farms Premier Exhibitor:

Lindsay Exhibition September 26, 2015

Northumberland Holstein Show August 7, 2015

Judge: Don Donnan – 95 Head Junior Champion: Arcroix Mascalese Ananas Pie

Clarkvalley Holsteins & Jeff Stephens Reserve Junior Champion: Farrow Fever Beach Babe

Platinum Blonde Holsteins Grand Champion: Gillette Jasper Electra

Clarkvalley Holsteins & Shadowave Holsteins Inc Reserve Grand Champion: Gendarra Revolution

Gendarra Farm Premier Breeder: Kawartha Holsteins Premier Exhibitor: Vale-O-Skene Holsteins & Benbo Farms

Judge: John Werry – 81 Head Junior Champion: Claircrest Sid Deli

Claire E Petherick Reserve Junior Champion: Kingsway Airlift Gosling

Kingsway Farms Grand Champion: Kingsway Sanchez Armadillo

Kingsway Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Kingsway Dundee Lava

Kingsway Farms Premier Breeder & Kingsway Farms Premier Exhibitor:

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Ontario Holstein Show September 7, 2015

Perth-Waterloo Holstein Show September 18, 2015

Judge: Garry Vanderpost – 107 Head Junior Champion: Smithden Hilton Izzy

Smithden Holsteins, Clarkvalley Holsteins & Clarkview Reserve Junior Champion: Mount Elm Windbrook Crossover

Prospect Holsteins & Neil & Bryan Anderson Grand Champion: High Point Golden Rose

High Point Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Gillette Jasper Electra Clarkview Holsteins,

Clarkvalley Holsteins & Shadowave Holsteins” Premier Breeder & High Point Farms Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Herb Henderson – 119 Head Junior Champion: Ulmar Doorman Elmie

Ulmar Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Killcroft Brokaw Isabelle

Stonebed Holsteins, Killcroft Holsteins & Wes Killing Grand Champion: Bosdale Sid Sherry B

Bosdale Farms Inc. Reserve Grand Champion: Squibbland Emily Gemini

K.Dean & Debbie Squibb Premier Breeder & Bosdale Farms Inc. Premier Exhibitor:

Oxford Holstein Show August 27, 2015

Peterborough Exhibition August 8, 2015

Judge: Mike West – 131 Head Junior Champion: Smithden Hilton Izzy Smithden Holsteins,

Clarkvalley Holsteins &Clarkview Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Almac Attitude Ronny

Almac Holsteins Ltd. Grand Champion: Comestar Lauwinny Windbrook

Up-Ridge Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Howard-Haven Razzmataz

Doanlea Holsteins & Kloepfer Holdings Premier Breeder & Up-Ridge Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

Judge: Terry Beckett – 110 Head Junior Champion: Kawartha Lauthority Rhianna

Kawatha Holsteins & Dan Werry Reserve Junior Champion: Embrdale Lauthority Exquisite

Embrdale Farm Grand Champion: Tomalynn Goldwyn Superstar

Tomalynn Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Aleah Millen Naughty Secret

Millen, Aleah, Matt & Tyler Yates Premier Breeder & Ronbeth Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

Prescott Holstein Show August 14, 2015 Judge: Charles Menard – 90 Head Junior Champion: Bonnie Brae Ape Africa

Bruce & Susan Mode Reserve Junior Champion: Mount Elm Windbrook Crossover

Neil & Bryan Anderson Grand Champion: Ray’doex Alfredo Jolly

Ferme Raynaud Reserve Grand Champion: Winright Jasper Ebony

Bruce & Susan Mode Premier Breeder & Bruce & Susan Mode Premier Exhibitor: Oxford County Grand Champions www.ontario.holstein.ca

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Prince Edward Holstein Show September 11, 2015

Stormont Holstein Show September 5, 2015

Judge: El Petherick – 50 Head Junior Champion: Waltz Acre Atwood Alice

Waltz Acre Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Ourown Windbrook Zenia

Nurseland Farm Grand Champion: Tomalynn Darion Tammy

Waltz Acre Farms & Ballybeeny Holsteins Reserve Grand Champion: Trekili WA Lasenza Braxton

Waltz Acre Farms & Trekili Holsteins Premier Breeder: Waltz Acre Farms Premier Exhibitor: Kuipercrest Holsteins

Judge: Jamie Black – 88 Head Junior Champion: Redlodge Brokaw Adrenaline

Pot of Gold Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Liberty-Gen Baton Rouge

Murrayholm Farms Grand Champion: Redlodge Gold Avery

Redlodge - Monica & Armin Kagi Reserve Grand Champion: Murrayholm Windbrook Lely Murrayholm

Farms Inc., Gerald D Halbach & Lookout Holsteins Premier Breeder: Huybregts Farms Ltd Premier Exhibitor: Knonaudale Farms

Renfrew Holstein Show August 28, 2015

Tri County Holstein Show (Leeds-Grenville and Dundas) August 20, 2015

Judge: John Werry – 76 Head Junior Champion: Greenlark Lucille Atwood

Greenlark Farms Reserve Junior Champion: Farrow S Victorias Secret

Barrvalley Holsteins & Mernmac Farms Ltd Grand Champion: Greenlark Goldwyn Luxury

Greenlark Farms Reserve Grand Champion: Barvalley Lobby Maureen

Greenlark Farms Premier Breeder & Greenlark Farms Premier Exhibitor:

Simcoe Holstein Show August 26, 2015 Judge: Frank Donkers – 112 Head Junior Champion: Harvdale Atwood Silver

Harvdale Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Sunspark Paramount Dahlia

Walkhavern Holsteins Grand Champion: Cherry Crest Florian Moonwalk

Scott Brethet Reserve Grand Champion: Zimmer Mural Autumn

Scott Brethet Premier Breeder: Harvdale Holsteins Premier Exhibitor: Scott Brethet

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Judge: Carl Phoenix – 118 Head Junior Champion: Signature Gold Katwin

Signature Holsteins, Glennholme Holsteins,

Advantage Holsteins & Emma Farlinger Reserve Junior Champion: Kingsway Doorman Ace

Rockaberry Holsteins & Kingsway Farms Grand Champion: Glengarry Atwood Anne

Brian Enright Reserve Grand Champion: Montdale Linjet Dreamy

Montdale Holsteins & Mountain Echo Holsteins Premier Breeder & Maple-Ain Holsteins Premier Exhibitor:

York Region Heifer Show October 1, 2015 Judge: Andrew Den Haan – 32 Head Junior Champion: Kailea McCutchen Letty

Kailea Holsteins Reserve Junior Champion: Dreamcrest Rose Royce Red Bell

Pegg Investments Ltd Premier Breeder: Beckridge Holsteins Premier Exhibitor: Dandyland Holsteins

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Doanlea Holsteins 2015 Show Results

Howard-View Razzmataz VG-88-4YR 3 YR Proj. 16430 613 3.7 486 3.0 (333-337-314) Reserve Grand Champion Oxford Holstein Show 2015 1st 4-Year Old Oxford Holstein Show 2015 Honourable Mention Grand Ontario Spring Discovery 2015 2nd 4-YR Ontario Spring Discovery 2015 4th 4-YR Ontario Summer Show 2015 Owned with Kloepfer Holdings

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1st Place Breeders’ Herd Oxford 2015 2nd 5-YR Doanlea Amazing Flana EX-94-CAN 2nd Mature Cow Doanlea Drake Promise EX-93-2E 4th JR 3-YR Doanlea Bonanza Pandora VG-88-3YR

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County Holstein Club

York Holstein Club York Region Holstein Heifer Show Grand Champion | Kailea McCutchen Letty Reserve Champion | Dreamcrest Rose Royce Red Bell

Mark Your Calendar

Annual Meeting | Thu. Dec. 10, 2015 Annual Banquet | Sat. Mar. 19, 2016 Twilight | Farm of Ashley & Glenn Beckett & Family (Beckridge Holsteins) Summer 2016

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Grand Champion Kingsway Sanchez Armadillo & Best Bred and Owned Owned by Kingsway Holsteins

Dundee Lava Reserve Grand Champion Kingsway Owned by Kingsway Holsteins Experience the City Lights DÊcouvrez les lumières de la ville

YORK REGION Home of the 2017 National Convention

Sid Deli Junior Champion Claircrest Owned by Claircrest Holsteins & Gene Iager Airlift Gosling Reserve Junior Champion Kingsway Owned by Kingsway Holsteins

Premier Breeder & Exhibitor Kingsway Holsteins, Hastings 81 head judged by John Werry, Oshawa

Congratulations to all Breeders and Exhibitors

Oxford County Holstein Club

Fall & Winter Festivities in Oxford Saturday, December 5th

Fall Farm Tour

Plattsville/Bright Friday, February 12th

Banquet

Embro Community Centre

Congratulations to all Exhibitors on an exceptional 2015 Oxford County Show!

Grand Champion: Comestar Lauwinny Windbrook exhibited by Up-Ridge Holsteins Champion Breeders Herd: Doanlea Holsteins Premier Breeder/Exhibitor: Up-Ridge Holsteins

Looking forward to seeing everyone again in 2016!

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OntarioSummerShow 2015

By Adrian Vander Wielen

The 19th annual Ontario Summer Show was judged by Carl Phoenix of Cannington, ON in the coverall show ring at Lindsay Central Exhibition grounds on a beautiful summer’s day, with 192 head being evaluated. Carl and his associate and ring man Joel Phoenix both commented on the honour and privilege to judge the well presented high quality cattle on display.

This year’s Grand Champion went to the winning four-year-old and High BCA cow Mystique Goldwyn Boreale owned by Ferme Blondin. Reserve Grand and Intermediate Champion was the winning Senior 3-Year-Old was Keylas Sid Roxanna, purchased just prior to the show by Quality Holsteins, Beckridge Holsteins & Agriber Societa Agricola SLR. The Honourable Mention cow and winning 5-Year-Old was Kingsway Goldwyn Abba Dabba, recently purchased by Chelsea and Caitlyn Abbot at the Trent Valley dispersal.

The Reserve Intermediate Champion was the recently fresh Junior 3-Year-Old Knonaudale Mudpie, purchased by Kingsway Farms in the Knonaudale reduction sale in late March and sold to Ferme Blondin following the show. Honourable Mention Intermediate Champion went to the second place Senior 3-Year-Old owned by Kingsway Farms, Kingsway Goldwyn Dallas (also Honourable Mention in 2014). She was also sold after the show to Trent Valley Holsteins and Jason D Mell with Kingsway retaining an interest.

The Junior Champion rosette was presented to the winning Winter Yearling, MS Duckett Dyment Coral owned by Gracehaven & Royal Lynn Holsteins. The Reserve rosette was earned by the winning

Intermediate heifer calf Claircrest Sid Deli purchased the previous day by Trent Valley Holsteins, Jason D Mell, Chris and Jenn Hill and the Honourable Mention heifer was the winning Junior Yearling, Trent Valley Gold Chip Abra 6 owned by Bonnechere Holsteins, Lily King Farm and Trekili Holsteins. Premier Breeder banners were won by Kingsway Farms. Premier Junior Exhibitor was won

by Crovalley and Premier Exhibitor by Ferme Blondin.

One of the constant strengths of the success of the show is the energy and enthusiasm provided by the East-Central district 4-H members as they compete in showmanship and clipping competitions. Winning Championship Showmanship honours went to top Senior Showperson Vanessa Crowley, Reserve to the Intermediate Showmanship class winner Brett Stockdale and Honourable Mention to the second place Senior Dan Werry. The other class winners were Abby Reed and Taylor Vander Meulen.

Trent Valley Gold Chip Abra 6 shown by Jessica Brown was selected as Champion 4-H Heifer followed by second place Senior Heifer Kingsway Doorman Ace for Matt Forestell. Honourable Mention was earned by Vanessa Crowley on Crovalley Tnt Ammo. Earning the Champion Clipper award was Dan Werry followed Evan Stanley, Kandice Coates and Conner Sikma.

The Ontario Summer Show continues to be recognized as one of the premier shows in Canada. This is a result in large part due to the efforts of a hard working show committee and the great support of area sponsors. The 2016 show is scheduled by for July 22nd and we look forward to your participation.

Outstanding Dairy Women Service Award “Family farms have a larger purpose than agricultural production…they are the core foundation of community life.”

— Glen Elder Jr., University of North Carolina

AWARD INFORMATION The purpose of this award is to recognize the efforts and highlight the work and accomplishments of Ontario women who have devoted their lives in an effort to serve, promote and enhance the dairy industry.

Through their dedication, they have helped to inspire others with their passion. Contributions may be through their own family farms, within the 4-H program, local breed association, provincial committees or boards, national boards or through formal work, which all working together helps to promote and preserve the dairy farm and industry in Ontario.

ward will be announced and presented at the Ontario Holstein • A Branch Annual Meeting in February 2016 • D eadline for nominations is December 15, 2015

For further information

Heather Parkin (heatherp@gbtel.ca) or (519) 376-5996

APPLICATION DETAILS • Open to women involved in all dairy breeds • Nomination package will be available on the Ontario Holstein Branch website, www.ontario.holstein.ca • Nominations should be sent to Heather Parkin (heatherp@gbtel.ca) • Selection committee members will choose the award with recipients joining the committee for future years

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Karen Velthuis (2nd from left) is last year’s winner of the Outstanding Service Award for Dairy Women.

Presenting the award is 2013 winner Nancy Beerwort (left), 2014 winner, Sandy O’Hara (2nd from right) and selection committee member and 2011 winner, Heather Parkin (right).

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Grand Champion

Sponsored by Grand Valley Fortifiers

Mystique Goldwyn Boreale Ferme Blondin

Reserve Grand Champion Sponsored by Shur-Gain

Premier Breeder

Sponsored by Victoria County Holstein Club

Kingsway Farms

Keylas Sid Roxanna

Quality Holsteins, Beckridge Holsteins & Societa Agriber Agricola

Premier Exhibitor

Sponsored by Quality Seeds Ltd.

Ferme Blondin

Intermediate Champion

Sponsored by Agribrands Purina Canada Inc.

Keylas Sid Roxanna

Quality Holsteins, Beckridge Holsteins & Societa Agriber Agricola

Reserve Intermediate Champion Sponsored by GEA Canada

Knonaudale Mudpie Kingsway Farms

Junior Premier Breeder

Sponsored by the Royal Winter Agricultural Fair

Kingsway Farms

Junior Champion

Sponsored by Select Sires/GenerVations

MS Duckett Dyment Coral

Gracehaven Holsteins & Royal Lynn Holsteins

Reserve Junior Champion Sponsored by CIBC

Claircrest Sid Deli

Trent Valley, Jason Mell & Chris & Jen Hill

Junior Premier Exhibitor Sponsored by the Bank of Montreal

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Junior Heifer & Best Bred & Owned

Sponsored by Farm Credit Canada & EastGen*

Crovalley TNT Ammo

Sponsored by Royal Bank of Canada

Sponsored by Starfra Feeds - Frank & Paul McMahon

Claircrest Sid Deli

Trent Valley Goldchip Abra 6

Trent Valley, Jason Mell & Chris & Jen Hill

Bonnechere Holsteins, Lilyking Farm & Trekili Holsteins

JuniorYearling & Best Bred & Owned

Champion 4-H Calf

Crovalley Holsteins

SummerYearling

Sponsored by Sunderland Co-Operative

Sponsored by Scotiabank and EastGen*

Leachland Brokaw Eleanor

Kawartha Lauthority Rhianna

Frank A. & Diane Borba

Senior Heifer

Intermediate Heifer

Dan Werry & Kawartha Holsteins

Sponsored by National Bank

Trent Valley Goldchip Abra 6 Jessica Brown

reserve: Sponsored by Northumberland

County Holstein Club

Kingsway Doorman Ace Matt Forestell

SeniorYearling & Best Bred & Owned

IntermediateYearling

Sponsored by Campbellford Farm Supply (Ken Heffernan)

MS Duckett Dyment Coral

Sponsored by Dairy Source – Troy Woods & EastGen*

Gracehaven Holsteins & Royal Lynn Holsteins

Benrise Braxton Lilith

Junior Herd

Sponsored by Peterborough & Lennox & Addington Holstein Clubs

Benschop Farms

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Special Thanks to these additional sponsors:

Callaghan Farm Supply, City of Kawartha Lakes Economic Development, Cowsmo.com, Foundation Genetic Services, Gay Lea Foods Inc., Hayden Taylor Meats and Catering, Lindsay Central Ex, Moynes Ford, Ontario County Holstein Club, Ontario Holstein Branch, Pickseed Inc., Pioneer, Leading Livestock Genetics, Jensen Halters *Thank you to EastGen for sponsoring the Best Bred & Owned Awards

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Junior 2Year Old Cow & Best Udder Sponsored by ProRich Seeds Inc. & Hub International**

Senior 2Year Old Cow Sponsored by Sunderland Feed Supply

Mabel Fever Divinare

Ferme Blondin & Ferme Yvon Sicard

Kingsway Sid Acalla

Sponsored by Udder Comfort and Hub International**

Kingsway Farms

4Year Old & Best Udder

Sponsored by Hamilton Township Mutual Insurance Co and Hub International**

Keylas Sid Roxanna

Mystique Goldwyn Boreale

Mature Cow & Best Udder & Best Bred & Owned

Breeder' s Herd

Quality Holsteins, Beckridge Holsteins & Societa Agriber Agricola

Sponsored by Nutri-Sci 2000 Inc., EastGen* and Hub International**

Sponsored by TD Canada Trust and Hub International**

Knonaudale Mudpie

Ferme Blondin & Ferme Yvon Sicard

Senior 3Year Old Cow & Best Udder

Junior 3 Year Old Cow & Best Udder

5Year Old Cow Sponsored by Green Tractors

Kingsway Goldwyn Abba Dabba Chelsea & Caitlyn Abbott

Ferme Blondin

Sponsored by Maizex Seeds – Wade & Ryan Finley

Kingsway Farms

Dairy Herd

Sponsored by BDO Dunwoody LLP

Kingsway Farms

High Point Golden Rose High Point Farm

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4-H Showmanship Jackpots 4 x $100 donated by Ontario Summer Show Committee

Junior Champion Cash Award Sponsored by Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group

High BCA

Sponsored by English Trailer Sales

Abby Reed Katelyn Redner Brett Stockdale Courtney Jackson

Mystique Goldwyn Boreale Ferme Blondin

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Gracehaven Holsteins & Royal Lynn Holsteins

Intermediate Champion Cash Award Sponsored by Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group

$750

Quality Holsteins, Beckridge Holsteins & Societa Agriber Agricola

4-H Showmanship Champion

Thank you to Holstein Canada for sponsoring the cow class jackpots won by:

Sponsored by Jones Feed Mill Ltd., Jackson Water Conditioning, DeLaval Canada and Mark McCabe Tractors

Ferme Blondin & Ferme Yvon Sicard

Vanessa Crowley Brett Stockdale Honourable Mention: Dan Werry

Paul and Kim Krueger

Champion: Reserve:

Frank Barkey & Family Cavanaleck Farms Ltd. Kingsway Farms High Point Farms Chelsea & Caitlyn Abbott

Grand Champion Cash Award

Sponsored by Commonwell Mutual Insurance Group

Champion 4-H Clipper

Co-Sponsored by Importations A Rivard Inc. & Kawartha Lakes Agri Services Champion Clipper:

Dan Werry

$1,000

Ferme Blondin

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World Dairy Expo 2015

Another year of the World Dairy Expo (WDE) in Madison, WI has come and gone and the clock now starts ticking towards the 50th anniversary of the WDE. A visit to WDE this year provided the opportunity for dairy farmers from across the globe to see almost 2500 head of cattle from the U.S. and Canada compete for top honors in seven breed shows.

Ontario Holstein breeders and youth competed at WDE and strongly represented the province.

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In July, the Inter-County 4-H Dairy Judging Competition took place in Metcalfe, ON and the four top seniors were selected to make up the Ontario 4-H Dairy Judging Team. Connor Sikma, Deanna Ringelberg, Madison Dyment and Derek Van de Walle were selected, however Conner Sikma was unable to attend. Chris Deklein, the next highest competitor attended in his place. The team was capably coached by Murray Reissner and Bert Stewart. Because this is a national competition, the Ontario team placings are not announced at the banquet; however the organizing committee does give a set of scores and placings to the team. After a long day of judging, the Ontario team was pleased to find out they had placed 12th.

WDE also hosts a showmanship competition that divides up the Junior, Intermediate and Senior categories into three rings with three different judges. This competition takes place on the Thursday evening of the WDE week where a total of 306 competitors participated. Serving as judges this year were Brian Behnke from Albany, WI, Junior division; Kathy Beerwort of Canton De Hatley, QC, Intermediate division and Brian Carscadden of Guelph, ON, Senior division. Madison Dyment of Burgessville won the Intermediate showmanship. The Senior division represented Ontario well with six of the top ten finishers, including Emma Farlinger of Morrisburg placing 3rd, Chris Deklein of Mossley in 4th, Ava Doner of Courtice in 5th, Deanna Ringelberg of Troy in 7th, Jocelyn Forster of Lynden placing 8th and Derek Van De Walle of St. Marys placing 10th.

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The 2015 Ontario Dairy Judging Team coached by Bert Stewart (l) and Murray Reissner (r) participated in the 4-H Judging Competition. The team consisted of (l to r) Chris Deklein, Deanna Ringelberg, Madison Dyment and Derek Van De Walle. Photo: Agri-Graphics Ltd.

The Red and White Show was judged by Pat Conroy of Angola, IN. and associate judge JoĂŤl Lepage of Amqui, QC. Together they placed 236 animals in total. Ontario was well represented with the Junior Champion and first Fall Yearling, Earincliffe Redliner Sarah Red. She was bred by Scott Brethett of Tottenham, but now owned by C&B J Hill, C&S Umbel and M&S Hawbaker of the U.S. Other Ontario bred animals placing at the top of the class were Kawartha Absolute Teaghan-Red (3rd Spring Yearling), Legend-Maker Larson GizzelRed (6th Spring Yearling), Sunnylodge Reali Laurel-Red (3rd Junior 2-Year-Old), Valleyriver Secure Ericka (4th Four-Year-Old), Lochdale Shaquille Missy-Red (4th 5-Year-Old), and Harvue Contender BrittaRed (5th 5-Year-Old). Ontario owned cows that placed near the top of the class include Blondin Destry Sally-Red (6th 4-Year-Old), owned by Oscar Dupasquier and Ferme Blondin and Lookout Advent Flicka (2nd Aged Cow), owned by G. Coughlin Jr of Peterborough and C& J Hill and St. Jacobs of the U.S. The highlight of WDE for many Holstein breeders is the International Holstein Show held on the Friday and Saturday of the event. Judge Nathan Thomas of Cable, OH and associate judge Eddie Bue of Fithian, IL judged 387 animals including many Ontario genetics for their Ontario or American owners. Starting off in the Spring Heifer class, Crovalley TNT Ammo placed 7th for Crovalley Holsteins of Hastings. Ontario-bred Claircrest Sid Deli won the Winter Heifer class for her American owners. Second place in the Winter Heifer class was

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Photos captions from top to bottom: Madison Dyment (2nd from left) won the Intermediate Showmanship class.

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Ontario Holstein Branch was pleased to present the 4-Year-Old Award. Adrian Vander Wielen makes the presentation. Photo: Agri-Graphics Ltd. Ontario bred Claircrest Sid Deli won the Intermediate Calf class.

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Ontario bred Earincliffe Redliner Sarah-Red was Junior Champion in the Red and White Show.

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Knonaudale Mudpie was named Honourable Mention Intermediate Champion.

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won by Milksource Sid Desire-ET for owner Dymentholm Genetics of Dundas and 8th place in the same class was Legend-Maker Armani Emily who is owned by Gracehaven of Grimsby and Royal Lynn Holsteins of Cayuga.

The calf classes continued to produce strong placings with Ontariobred Greenlark Lucille Atwood placing 2nd in the Fall Heifer class for owners Trent Valley Holsteins of Peterborough, Mell-Wood-I, MD Hillbrook, P. Lundy and Eaton Holsteins. Other Ontario-bred placings include Trent Valley Atwood Vive (4th Summer Yearling), Claircrest Fever Tiki (6th Spring Yearling) and Delcreek Sneaky Sneaky (4th Fall Yearling (not in milk)). The Winter Yearling class was strong for Ontario owners with MS Duckett Dyment Coral-ET placing 2nd for Gracehaven and Royal Lynn Holsteins and Belfast Doorman Lovestruck placing 4th for Vogue Cattle Co., Cormdale, Silvercap and Blackrock.

In the Milking Yearling class, Ontario bred and owned Trekili W A Lola Braxton placed 5th for owners Trekili Holsteins of Napanee and Waltz Acre Farms of Consecon and Kingsway Goldwyn Elsie placed 6th for Kingsway Farms of Napanee and Millen Farms of Omemee. Kingwsay bred the 3rd place Junior 2-Year-Old, Kingsway Sid Acalla and Howard-View Holsteins of Burgessville owns the 4th place Comestar Lamadona Doorman. Walkerbrae Holsteins of Guelph bred the 7th place Junior 2-Year-Old, Walkerbrae Doorman Locket.

Eigth place Senior 2-Year-Old for her American owners was Ploegsway Goldwyn Nuts Is U. Ontario bred Knonaudale Mudpie placed 2nd in the Junior 3-Year-Old class and went on to be named Honourable Mention Intermediate Champion.

The Senior 3-Year-Old class was particularly strong for Ontario bred (and some owned) including 2nd for Cavanaleck Dempsey Bozica, 7th, Keylas Sid Roxanna for Quality Holsteins of Vaughan, Agriber Srl of Italy and Beckridge Holsteins of Keswick, 8th for Cavanaleck BG Bruin, 9th for Artifact Haven Terrain owned by Jeff Stephens of Troy and 10th Crovalley Sid A La Crème.

In the 5-Year-Old cow class Kingsway Goldwyn Abba Dabba placed 8th for her owners. In the Mature cow class Cookview Goldwyn Monique placed 7th and Ontario bred and owned Kingsway Dundee Lava placed 8th.

Congratulations to all the Canadian-bred animals that walked on the blue shavings at the 2015 World Dairy Expo!

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Calves fed BioForce® acidified milk replacer grow 16% faster.

Growth rates gathered in a calf survey conducted in the summer of 2015 indicate that calves fed BioForce® or Bionic® acidified milk replacer grew an average 696 g/day vs. 601g/day on competitor milk replacers. Data was collected from 58 farms including 1,020 holstein calves. Speak to your GVF Dairy Specialist or a GVF Ruminant Nutritionist about BioForce® and Bionic® acidified milk replacer and get your calves off to a great start.

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2015 Ontario Scholarship Winners Congratulations to this year’s Ontario Dairy Youth Trust Fund Scholarship Winners! Four students pursuing degrees at the university level and four pursuing diplomas at the college level will each receive a scholarship worth $1,000.

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Degree Winners

DEREK OLIVER, Perth

DEANNA RINGELBERG, Troy

DEREK KARN, Woodstock

LIAM MCNABB, Derek is currently enrolled at Macdonald New Hamburg

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College studying Farm Management and Technology where he studies all aspects of agriculture from livestock management practices, crops, soils, and machinery to managing a successful farm operation or farm business. He has been involved on his home farm his entire life, from milking to record-keeping of all aspects of the family business. Derek’s goals include taking over management of his home farm in partnership with his older brother and to expand the farm to become more profitable and efficient with new milking barn facilities.

Liam is currently enrolled at the University of Guelph-Ridgetown Campus in the Associate Diploma of Agriculture Program. He helps with various tasks on-farm, including crops and also works for neighboring farms as a relief milker and driving tractor in crop season. Recently, he has expressed interest in achieving his Insemination Course and applying to become an apprentice in diesel mechanics, both skills that will be useful in his future. Liam’s future goal is to eventually become a partial or sole owner of his family dairy operation.

Deanna is currently working towards a Bachelor of Commerce in Food and Agriculture at the University of Guelph.

She is keenly involved in her family’s dairy operation, does relief milking at local dairy farms and works for Sylvite Agri Services Ltd. as a crop scout. After graduation she would like to use the knowledge she has garnered through her program to help bridge the education gap between consumers and producers.

Derek is enrolled in his second year of the Bachelor of Business and Commerce in Food and Agricultural Business program at the University of Guelph. He plays an active role in the University of Guelph Dairy Science Club while at school and is also a member of the Future Dairy Leaders Club in Oxford County.

He has been working on his family farm since childhood and has saved up to purchase six of his own cattle. His goal is to graduate from the University of Guelph and apply what he learned to owning and managing his own dairy farm.

MICHAEL JENKINS, Belmont

JUSTIN VELTHUIS, Ottawa

VANESSA CROWLEY, Hastings

SHAELYN PRINS, Corbyville

Michael is going into his second year at the University of Guelph-Ridgetown Campus in the Associate Diploma of Agriculture Program. He has actively been involved on his family’s farm in Belmont his whole life, and as he has aged, he has gained more and more responsibility on the farm. Michael’s future goal is to become the fifth generation to farm on the same land, keep developing their purebred Holstein herd and earn another Master Breeder Shield to their farm.

Justin is currently enrolled at the University of Guelph-Ridgetown Campus in the Associate Diploma of Agriculture Program. He has worked on his family farm, Riverdown Holsteins his entire life and is involved in many aspects. He hopes to develop deepfamilied marketable animals and that this breeding strategy will lead to the farm’s second Master Breeder Shield.

Vanessa is studying Food, Agricultural and Resource Economics in the Bachelor of Science in the Food and Agricultural Business program at the University of Guelph. Being involved in her family farm has allowed Vanessa the opportunity to be involved in many aspects of the operation and she takes great pride in ensuring the facilities are clean when visitors come and see the Crovalley herd. Her goal is to become an agricultural financial consultant for a financial institution in the future.

Shaelyn attends the University of Guelph in the Animal Science program with a minor in Business Administration. Shaelyn recently took an insemination course and has begun to breed the cows and make all the breeding decisions on her family farm. She has also recently taken interest in feeding and TMR mixing for the cattle to improve the herd.

Upon graduation, she wants to own her own dairy farm where she can improve the herd’s health, production and type.

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sale Sponsored by the Ontario Dairy Youth Trust Fund

Donnanview Farms Complete Dispersal August 26, 2015 At The Farm, Stirling, ON

Top Sellers Wendon Windbrook Mercy................................................ $50,000 Buyers: Micheal Heath, MD, Entourage, OK & Adam & Gina Fraley, PA DONNANVIEW Goldwyn Eye Candy ................................. $20,500 Buyer: T & L Cattle Co., ROSEDALE, BC Donnanview Control Loloway ...................................... $20,000 Buyer: T & L Cattle Co., ROSEDALE, BC

Lyle Martin High Achievement Scholarship Award

252 Lot Average......................................................................$4,455

East West Connection Sale September 18, 2015, Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer, ON

Top Sellers Wedgwood WH Camomile.................................................... $81,000 Buyer: Westcoast Holsteins, Chilliwack, BC Futurecrest Goldwyn Trixie...........................................$60,000 Buyer: Stanhope-Wedgwood, BC with consignor Futurecrest Holsteins retaining an interest.

Eastside Sid Liza........................................................................$40,000 Buyer: Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer, ON, Stanhope-Wedgwood, BC retaining an interest.

139 Lot Average......................................................................$6,060

Cormdale Genetics Legacy Sale September 19, 2015, Brubacher Sales Arena, Guelph, ON

Deanna Ringelberg, Troy The Lyle Martin High Achievement Scholarship Award is awarded to the student that displays the most impressive application based on community, post-secondary and agricultural involvement along with success in the 4-H program. The award of $750 per year is sponsored by CanWest DHI and EastGen. Congratulations to winner Deanna Ringelberg.

The scholarship is established in the name of Lyle Martin, a well-respected dairy farmer from the Brussels area. He was a former board member for CanWest DHI and EastGen. He was always on a committee and often was the leader or chair. The award exemplifies many things Lyle found important in life, including further education in agriculture, community involvement, supporting youth and advancements in the dairy industry. www.ontario.holstein.ca

Top Sellers Calbrett Kingboy Miranda P............................................ $34,000 Buyer: Vogue Cattle Co., Brighton, ON Calbrett Supershot Emily................................................. $32,000 Buyer: Diamond Genetics Comestar Love Affair Doorman.................................... $30,000 Buyer: Vogue Cattle Co., Brighton, ON

140 Lot Average..................................................................... $5,052

Willipet Milking Cow & Bred Heifer Dispersal August 1, 2015, At The Farm, Campbellford, ON

Top Sellers Willipet Tribute Question ................................................... $4,700 Buyer: Steven Edwards, Cobden, ON Willipet Cortland Charo .................................................... $4,100 Buyer: Steven Edwards, Cobden, ON Willipet Alexander.................................................................. $3,900 Buyer: Dave Leeming, Melrose, ON

83 Lot average........................................................................$2,450

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2015 Inter-County 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Competition de Walle of Perth. They were among the top winners of the day and will travel to Madison for 10 days in October with Bert Stewart and Murray Reissner as coaches. (Conner Sikma was not able to attend World Dairy Expo, so Chris Deklein of Middlesex attended in his place).

Despite a rainy day, 80 junior and senior 4-H members from across the province participated in the 26th Annual Inter-County Judging Competition on July 30 at the Metcalfe Fairgrounds in Metcalfe, ON.

Ava Doner was named High Individual winner in the senior category. She also won the High Reasons, High Other Breeds and was Runner-Up for High Senior Quiz. High Individual RunnerUp was won by Jenna Elliott of Lambton.

Participants began the day writing a quiz based on material from the “You Be The Judge” manual, which all young judges use to hone their skills. After completing the 50-point quiz, the 4-Her’s evaluated three classes of Holsteins, three classes of Jerseys, two classes of Ayrshires and one class of Brown Swiss.

Winning High Senior Team and Coach this year was the Lambton County team made up of Michelle Slaughter and Jenna Elliott, coached by High Junior Individual Brent Sayles with sponsor Phyllis MacMaster.

Brian Slaughter. The Runner-up High Team was made up of Josh Karn and Lars Zeldenrijk of Oxford. They were coached by Dean Karn.

Chairman Murray Reissner thanked the sponsors and volunteers for the successful day.

Regis Tardif of John Deere, the event’s premier sponsor, congratulated all participants and wished the winning team well in Madison.

The junior division saw many well-rounded participants this year. High Individual was won by Brent Sayles of Brant, and the High Individual Runner-Up was Mikayla Ringelberg of Wentworth. This year’s High Team in the junior division was won by Emma Roszell and Chloe Grabell of Niagara South and coached

by Brenda Roszell. The Runner-up junior team was won by Wentworth County with Mikayla Ringelberg and Jack Melia making up the team, coached by Janet Ringelberg.

High Senior Individual Ava Doner with sponsor Bert Stewart.

With the long distance for many 4-H members to travel from the west end of the province to the east end, a bus was rented to transport about 30 members and chaperones to the event. A huge thank you to the sponsors who stepped forward to make this possible; the Ontario Dairy Youth Trust Fund, Scotiabank, Norwell Dairy Systems Ltd., Sparlings, Floradale Feed Mill, Main Street Animal Hospital, Oxford County Holstein Club, Grand Valley Fortifiers and Oxford Bovine Veterinarians.

The following winners were to represent Ontario at the World Dairy Expo where they would compete in the National 4-H Dairy Cattle Judging Contest; Connor Sikma of Durham East, Deanna Ringelberg of Wentworth, Madison Dyment of Brant and Derek Van

Without the dedication and support of the Ontario Holstein Branch and premier sponsor John Deere as well as the many other sponsors, committee members and volunteers, the InterCounty Cattle Judging Competition would not be possible. They made the event run smoothly.

A fabulous chicken dinner was enjoyed by all participants, volunteers and sponsors as the group looked forward to the announcement of the four participants who had won the 10-day all-expenses-paid trip to Madison, Wisconsin to attend World Dairy Expo.

Award High Team & Coach High Individual

Senior Runner-up

Junior Winner

Junior Runner-up

Lambton Michelle Slaughter Jenna Elliott (Brian Slaughter)

Oxford Josh Karn Lars Zeldenrijk (Dean Karn)

Niagara South Emma Roszell Chloe Grabell (Brenda Roszell)

Wentworth Mikayla Ringelberg Jack Melia (Janet Ringelberg)

Ava Doner

Jenna Elliott

Brent Sayles

Mikayla Ringelberg

High Placing

Cono Sikma

Laura Deklein

Brent Sayles

Mikayla Ringelberg

High Reasons

Ava Doner

Madison Dyment

Brent Sayles

Alex McKay

High Holsteins

Michelle Slaughter

Jenna Elliott

Cameron Barkey

Lily Bullock

High Jerseys

Madison Dyment

Michelle Slaughter

Brent Sayles

Lily Bullock

Ava Doner

Courtney Henderson

Mikayla Ringelberg

Shannon Prins

Madison Dyment

Ava Doner

Mikayla Ringelberg

Emma Roszell

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After lunch, participants reconvened to give their reasons for evaluation by the official judges of the day: Murray Reissner, Lorne Briscoe, Alan Nanne, Bobby Jarrell, Craig Templeton, Hugh Hunter, Phyllis MacMaster, Kevin Johnston, and Lindsay Cavanagh. Senior members gave reasons on six of the classes they judged in the morning while juniors gave reasons on three.

The official judges gave their official placings and cuts to finish off the afternoon.

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Supporting and Educating Ontario’s Dairy Youth for 21 Years!

Established in 1994, the Trust Fund has provided the education and personal development of many young people in the dairy industry over the last 21 years. This would not have been possible without the financial support of so many of you. For this we are truly grateful and thank you for your generosity.

When you make a gift to the Trust Fund, you are investing in the next generation of agricultural leaders. There are many ways in which you can give and you may wish to consider one of these means: • A One-Time Donation • In Memoriam • Outright Gifts • A Bequest In Your will • Life Insurance • Securities TRUSTEES: John Buckley, Ken Empey, Lowell Lindsay, Phyllis MacMaster, Allan Miller, Heather Parkin & Bert Stewart Please consider the Trust Fund as your charity of choice.

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Holstein Youth Four Junior Dairy Shows were held across the province again this year. These shows are a perfect opportunity for young 4-Hers to compete at a regional level and gain first-hand show experience while having a great time. Thank you to all of the sponsors, volunteers, 4-H leaders and parents who support our junior shows each year!

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2. Judge Randy Bullock giving some reasons to one of the Showmanship classes. 3. Dawson Fleming of Leeds County with Flemingview Let It Snow Julie 4. The Champion Showperson lineup. 5. (L to R) Reserve Champion Showperson Taylor Vander Meulen of Northumberland County, Ian Fraser, Ontario Holstein Branch President, Champion Showperson Caitlin Allen of Prescott County and Ron Greaves of Grenville Mutual. 6. (L to R) Nadia Uhr of Stormont County, Courtney Orser of Frontenac County, Grace Moodie of Carleton County and Jasmine Uhr of Stormont County. 7. The Intermediate calf class. 8. (L to R) The lucky draw prize winners were Nadia Uhr from Stormont County winning an embryo donated by Cedarvilla Jerseys and Holsteins. The tack box winner was Olivia Roman from Prescott County. Jess Sample from Carleton County also won an embryo donated by Murrayholm Farms. Thanks to EastGen and the donors for helping to provide the embryos. Photos: Leanna Lowry

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Fun and games are part of the Junior Show experience. 5. (L to R) Gary Pegg gives Samara Aabo some pointers. 6. (L to R) Olivia Ezechiels, Samara Aabo and Lily Beckett.

7. (L to R) Grace Hawman with Tomalyn Brokaw Mouse, Daniel Shier with Clarkvalley McCutchen Ivory, Lily Beckett with Beckridge McCutchen Flurry and Alexandra Waller with Altona Lea Envious Harlow. 8. Participants of 2015. 9. Jacob Russell of Durham West won the tack box. Photos: Parents of Participants

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Caitlin Allen of Prescott

Taylor Vander Meulen of Northumberland

Avonlea Made Some Mischief for Taylor Vander Meulen of Northumberland

Beslea Lancity Cleo for Carter Brown of Lennox & Addington

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Kelsie Armstrong of Peterborough

Lily Bullock of Peterborough

Cali Capital Gain Lesley for Jake Buckley of Kawartha Lakes

Clarkvalley McCutcheon Ivory for Daniel Shier of Kawartha Lakes

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Sydney Cain of Brant

Denise Sayles of Brant

Lorivale Tequila Hopalong for McKenna Stephens of Wentworth

Brandervale Naughty Nostalga for Mary Brander of Wellington

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Dani Karn of Oxford

Kayla Lewis of Middlesex

Marlau Premier Tbernack for Keeton Jones of Oxford

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County. 3. Emma Stere from Waterloo County. 4. Bert Stewart and Lowell Lindsay, ODY Trust Fund Trustees, presenting certificate to Megan Rooney on behalf of Dumfries Mutual Insurance Co. for their contributions to the show over the last several years. 5. Hayden Park from Haldimand County. 6. Paul Lamoth from Wellington. 7. (L to R) Bruce Witmer, Curtis McNeil, Denise Sayles and Sydney Cain both from Brant in the Champion Showperson winner circle. 8. (L to R) Noah Michaud from Haldimand County received the tack box from show sponsor Bruce Witmer. Photos: Barngirls Photography

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Sisters Kyleigh and Caitlin Jampen’s leadership skills and “practice makes perfect” work ethic have opened up doors of opportunity both in 4-H and high school. encourages young adults to make a difference in their community.

Along with parents, Andreas and Angela and younger siblings Patrick and Riley, Kyleigh and Caitlin operate Mountain Ridge Holsteins in Hallville, Ontario. As a family, they milk 40 registered purebred Holsteins in a tie-stall operation. Both Kyleigh and Caitlin help with daily chores on the farm; Kyleigh feeds the older heifers and steps in to complete extra chores when her parents are busy doing fieldwork. Caitlin feeds the young heifers and calves on milk.

“Put yourself out there and get involved, stand up for what you believe in,” says Kyleigh. “Any positive difference is a big difference.”

Kyleigh’s determination to be the best person she can be also pertains to 4-H and the dairy industry. She is a youth leader for the second consecutive year for the Dundas Central Elite 4-H club. Kyleigh enjoys taking time out of her day helping fellow 4-H members improve their showmanship skills.

Both Kyleigh and Caitlin, are very involved in their 4-H community and St. Michael Catholic High School. They have joined several different 4-H clubs and hold executive positions within the clubs and high school extracurriculars. They both also play on their high school rugby team. In addition, they have been members of several other 4-H clubs in their region completing projects such as pizza, sports, woodworking, scrapbooking and apple.

Kyleigh owns a couple calves under her own prefix, District 12. She decided to call her prefix after one of her favourite movies, The Hunger Games. In the movie, District 12 is the home district of the main character, who symbolizes leadership and the continued determination to bring equality to their nation. She owns Serenityhill Sid Rebeca “aka Babe” as Kyleigh calls her under her prefix. Rebeca was purchased at the Cherry Crest dispersal in 2012. Showing Rebeca was her most memorable moment in 4-H so far as she consistently did well in showmanship and conformation. She enjoyed showing an animal that she could call her own.

Kyleigh and Caitlin both comment that their friendly sibling rivalry can be attributed to their success in the 4-H show ring. At just 11 months apart, they are constantly competing directly against each other, trying to come (L to R): Caitlin and Kyleigh Jampen. out on top and represent the Jampen family well. In both showmanship and judging, Next year, Kyleigh hopes to attend Sheridan College to pursue a career both sisters place high at local, regional and national competitions. in animation. In the future, she wants to use her schooling to teach and They attribute their continued success to their parents for always educate people about where their food comes from. Her uncanny desire supporting them and bringing them to shows in the region. Their to be an agricultural advocate and represent agriculture to the urban parents also purchased animals with both of them in 2012, allowing population is inspiring. She hopes to make a difference worldwide and them to show an animal they could call their own. teach people the importance of knowing where their food comes from.

Kyleigh’s passion for agricultural education and politics is very evident.

Kyleigh Jampen Kyleigh is extremely involved within her high school. She is currently the student council president, a member of the student senate and a past president of the athletic council. Kyleigh’s involvement allows her to be instrumental in making high school an enjoyable and fun environment for her fellow students, helping to run and organize events throughout the year.

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Caitlin is also very involved within her school and community. She sits on the athletic council at her school where she helps organize athletic events. She also plays for the Kemptville Storm Midget Hockey Team.

Caitlin’s determination to be successful in the show ring is quite apparent when she describes her routine with her 4-H projects.

Every year, Kyleigh attends the Ontario Student Leadership Conference (OSLC) Caitlin with Mountain “In 2013, my 4-H project Harmonyview held in Niagara, Ontario with students Ridge WB Primrose.

Buttertart was very nervous,” says from her high school. OSLC is 2.5-day leadership conference that Caitlin.

“I led and washed her everyday from 2-3:30, until I had her hosts over 2200 students from across Ontario, cultivating leadership walking perfectly.

She liked routine and would only walk with me.” skills through inspirational speakers and workshops. The conference Kyleigh with District 12 WB Persephone.

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“I love the TD Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic, you are competing against the best of the best. It’s a great feeling to do well at such a competitive show,” says Caitlin.

Caitlin remembered showing Roz in the National Black and White Holstein Show at the Royal as an exciting and nerve-racking experience, as she showed in Roz in the ring against the experienced leadspeople in the industry. Roz placed 3rd overall and 1st 4-H in the open show in the Junior Calf class in 2012.

This year, Caitlin is showing Mountain Ridge WB Savannah (Windbrook), a daughter of Roz this year in 4-H. She hopes to work towards placing in the top 5 at the TD Classic this November. In the future, Caitlin hopes to get the opportunity to work at larger open shows to get more experience with showing animals. She is also currently in the process of becoming a Junior Member and hopes to continue to own animals under her prefix with her parents.

Kyleigh and Caitlin would thank the family of Cherry Crest Holsteins and Randy Sequin (aka the “gum man”), of EastGen for always being positive mentors as they strive to be competitive in 4-H. The girls say both have given their time in different ways to help them be successful in 4-H. Randy is a main reason they got interested in showing and always comes to shows to support the 4-H participants. The Cherry Crest family always works so well together and they strive to have the same goals as a family. Nancy and Don have both taken the time to come to meetings and teach their club about judging and showing.

Team Canada members (l to r) Andrée-Anne Pariseau Beloin (Quebec) , Jennifer Charlton (Ontario), Megan Wynn (Nova Scotia), Michael Flaman (Saskatchewan), Mauranne Hébert (Quebec) and Chris Steven (Ontario)

Team Canada Excels at 2015 European Young Breeders School Congratulations to this year’s team for another outstanding performance at EYBS! From September 2-6, 2015, six keen individuals from across the country traveled to Battice, Belgium to compete representing Canada among 134 competitors.

It continues to be a great opportunity to network internationally with youth who share the same passion and dedication to the dairy industry. Mauranne Hébert and Chris Steven placed 2nd and 3rd in the judging category. Congratulations also goes out to Chris Steven who took home the honours Champion Clipper and as Top Overall Competitor.

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that their objective is always to breed a great animal and sell it so they can breed another great animal. Budjon Farm and Milk Source have groups of cattle that most people could only dream of owning but unlike Luck-E, these animals were specially housed. These two extremely impressive show barns boast a collection of only the finest animals and bring the best of the industry together under one roof.

The farms that we visited ranged from small tie-stall herds, to massive multi thousand cow dairies, to extreme show and genetic herds. The most popular stop among the group was Mooville Dairy, a small family farm that had evolved to support a large family. To allow the dairy to remain profitable while the next generation got involved, the farm built a processing facility to market their own ice cream and milk. This not only served as a vital part in keeping the whole family in the business, but provided a very effective way for them to manage low milk prices by providing premium, valueadded products.

The trip was a good balance of both high type and management.

We saw herds that had a clear emphasis on cow families, breeding type, and marketing genetics, contrasted by intensively managed herds intent on capturing economies of scale. Rosy Lane Holsteins was one production focused tour stop, which put great emphasis on Net Merit, achieved impressive cow efficiency and demonstrated superior herd management. Everything on this farm had been meticulously costed, as they showed us with internal reports and detailed ration sheets. Animals were never sacrificed for the sake of money but every expense was justified. Great animal care was also evidenced at all of the other stops on the tour, which included Our group also agreed there was no shortage of impressive cows Ever-Green View, Ragnar Holsteins, Sunnyside Dairy Farm, Krull to see during the farm tours. Luck-E Holsteins has an amazing Farms, and Oceanview Holsteins. herd of cows living in typical, deep sand bedded, free stalls. This farm highly emphasized the importance of breeding, explaining After four days of farm visits, we arrived at the World Dairy Expo.

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It is a true dairy spectacle. Almost 2500 cattle from the seven major dairy breeds were in attendance. There were exhibits, displays, innovative technologies, and classroom sessions that offered new ideas, explained emerging trends, and tackled some of the challenges facing the dairy industry. In the show ring, it was clear to see the high degree of influence that Canadian genetics, and individuals, are having on the global dairy industry. We were all impressed by the domination of Canadian cattle in the Holstein show’s Champion Bred and Owned class. Having toured the farm only days before, it was thrilling to watch Milk Source Genetics capture the Grand Champion title in three separate breeds and then also win Supreme Champion with Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha.

This truly was an amazing trip, full of great people and great animals.

Engaging with our tour hosts and networking with industry partners at the Expo provided mutually beneficial exchanges of information.

All of the individuals we met expressed their respect and admiration for the Canadian dairy farmer and of the supply management system. As we eagerly toured and learned about the different farms we visited, we were well received and treated as ambassadors to a respected Canadian dairy industry. It was a unique experience for all of us on the trip and a great opportunity. Thanks to Adrian for

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2. The line-up at Budjon Farm.

3. Ragnar Holsteins.

4. Touring Mooville Dairy’s calf facilities.

5. Ever-Green View Farm.

6. Milk Source Genetics barn front.

7. Discussing heifer management at Rosy Lane.

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10. The view in the awards room at Milk Source Genetics.

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A new excellent cow or a very good two-year-old is a breeding accomplishment. These cows are the highlight of any herd visit and a source of pride for their breeders and owners. From June 2015 through to the end of August 2015, there were 604 1st time Excellent cows and 294 Very Good two-year-olds classified in Ontario. These numbers are a true testament to the commitment our breeders have to breeding structurally sound cows that will stand the test of time. Congratulations to the owners and breeders of Ontario’s new 1st time Excellent cows and Very Good two-year-olds!

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Bonnie Brae Prospect Devin Ex 93 Bruce & Susan Mode, Vankleek Hill Holtbyholme Duplex Lilac Ex 93 Holtbyholme Holsteins, Port Perry Millbrooke Florian Ariel Ex 93 Ed Meulendyk, Badjeros Quality Champ Foliclen Ex 93 Quality M D Fofo Ex 93 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Rockymountain Goldwyn Trisha Ex 93 Beckholm Holsteins, Sunderland Valleyville Lx Sanchez Simone Ex 93 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Walkhavern Sanchez Alexis Ex 93 Walkhavern Farms Limited, Stayner Ardross Atwood Velvet Ex 92 Ardross Holsteins, Caledonia Beckridge Sahara Frandesa Ex 92 Beckridge Holsteins, Keswick Browndale Goldwyn Nattia Ex 92 Browndale Farm, Paris Eastside Lewisdale Gypsum Ex 92 Kentville Holsteins, Melancthon Huntshaven Deb Narobi Red Ex 92 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Lockmar Redesign Jenny Ex 92 Lockmar Holsteins, Sutton West Mount Kolb Baxter Denali Ex 92 Mount Kolb Farm, Caledon Slopeyside Leader Hazzy Ex 92 Allan Detzler, Teeswater Zettlerdale Clarion Kandy Ex 92 Zettlerdale Farms, Chepstow Aleah Shottle Krusade Ex 91 Aleah Farms Ltd, Beaverton Boalcrest Florian Benji Ex 91 Elmer Boal, Pakenham Bonnie Brae Goldwyn Valour Et Ex 91 Bruce & Susan Mode, Vankleek Hill Bristal Duplex Ilyanna Ex 91 Brian A. Betts, Flesherton Burghaven Bolton Solana Ex 91 John Verburg, Londesboro Cavanhill Amazing Honey Ex 91 Cavanhill Farms Ltd, Kinburn Cityview Contendor Mercedes Ex 91 Paul-Lor Jerseys & Holsteins, Clinton Craigcrest Sanchez Reward Ex 91 Doral Farms Inc, Teeswater Dandyland Dundee Alabama Ex 91 Dandyland Farm, Schomberg Donrich Samuelo Rose Ex 91 Donald William Dietrich, Desboro Gambles Knowledge Bula Ex 91 Gamblane Farms Ltd, Chatsworth Gerann Sanchez Lana Ex 91 Gerann Holsteins, Cardinal Glennholme Sanchez Lacoste Ex 91 Glennholme Holsteins, Carp Haelzle Frontrunner Candy Ex 91 Hells-Lea Farms Ltd, Mildmay

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Knapview Jetstream Dakota Ex 91 Knapview Farms, Almonte

Bdl Alexander 364 Ex 90 Beenders Dairy Ltd, Mildmay

Dappledale Jayz Hayley Ex 90 Dappledale Holsteins, Greenbank

Laidlawn Jasper Jessie Ex 91 W. Paul Laidlaw, Norval

Beckholm Goldwyn Joyous Ex 90 Beckholm Holsteins, Sunderland

Lockmar Goldwyn Jessy Ex 91 Lockmar Re Design Lucy Ex 91 Lockmar Holsteins, Sutton West

Beckridge Final Cut Maria Ex 90 Beckridge Spirte Frani Ex 90 Beckridge Spirte Sabina Ex 90 Beckridge Holsteins, Keswick

Delcreek Sanchez Buggaboo Ex 90 Delcreek Smokin Hot Sauce Ex 90 Peter Rylaarsdam, Winchester

Maplecrest Anakin Jolted Ex 91 Ken & Adam Brusso, Ayton Marfloacres Sanchez Koretta Ex 91 Floyd L. Martin, Mt. Forest Mer-Wol Spearmint Prima Ex 91 Simonhof Farms, Grand Valley Millbrooke C M Damion Kobe Ex 91 Ed Meulendyk, Badjeros Morgrove Promotion Sparkle Ex 91 Morgrove Holsteins Ltd, Brantford Oconnors Krown Gwen Ex 91 O’Connor Land & Cattle Co, Ajax Rideauside Kingly 2307 Ex 91 Rideauside Farm Inc, Kemptville Seelby Drake Lucinda Ex 91 Seelby Holsteins Ltd, Seeleys Bay Sunny Maple Finalcut Tallon Ex 91 Sunny Maple Holsteins, Beeton

Diemertdale Anakin Cindy Ex 90 Diemertdale Anakin Star Ex 90 Diemertdale Salto Lovella Ex 90 Diemertdale Acres Ltd, Ayton

Belridge Fc Cheerio Ex 90 Belridge Farms, Sutton West

Dlasept Shotgun Vila Ex 90 Jacques C. Lafleche, St. Albert

Blondin Goldwyn Daylight Ex 90 Ronald Grandy, Oshawa

Do-Or-Di Allen Rally Ex 90 Donald F. & Dianne Reinhart, Mildmay

Boalcrest Dolman Venus Ex 90 Elmer Boal, Pakenham

Donden Amy Sovereign Ex 90 Donden Farms, Renfrew

Breeze Hill Gold Dorrie Ex 90 Breeze Hill Paramount Brenna Ex 90 Breeze Hill Holsteins, Winchester

E-E Rocky Danier Ex 90 E-E Holsteins, Mt. Forest

Bridgeview Damion Delilah Ex 90 Bridgeview Damion Stacey Ex 90 Bridgeview Goldwyn Diva Ex 90 Bridgeview Talent Gali Ex 90 Bridgeview Farms, Brantford

Earincliffe Jolt Destiny Ex 90 Batesdale Farms, Stayner Eclipse Sept Storm Stiletto Ex 90 S & T Downey Farms Ltd, Alliston Elandee Landscape Jalopy Ex 90 Elandee Holsteins, Mildmay

Sutland Maritime Dandie Ex 91 Burgent Holsteins, Auburn Tacuma Toystory Maple Ex 91 Tacuma Holsteins, Mt. Forest

Browndale Bullseye Lana Ex 90 Browndale Farm, Paris

Elm Drive Rag Apple Arbor Joy Ex 90 Murray & Gloria Boyd, Meaford

Trandy Circuit Suzy Ex 91 Trandy Farms, Cannington

Burghaven Burnthand Berta Ex 90 John Verburg, Londesboro

Elmden S Storm Hailey Ex 90 Elmden Farms, Sunderland

Wellspring Salto Channel Ex 91 Wellspring Farms, Paris

Bylsma Wendel Elena Ex 90 Bylsma Farms Ltd, Blyth

Everdale Florian Nadia Ex 90 John E. Phillips, Schomberg

Willdina Tweek Ex 91 Belmoral Farms Ltd, Teeswater

C V F Shottle Bentlee Ex 90 Clearview Farm, Clarence Creek

Farhope Bolton Sally Ex 90 Sunspark Farms Inc, South Bruce Peninsula

Ahd Arrowhead Sanchez Treesa Ex 90 Trinal Holsteins, Teeswater

Castle Dale Ray Dundee Ex 90 Castle Dale Farms, Caledon

Ahd Sanchez Classy Ex 90 Trinal Holsteins, Teeswater

Cavanhill Amazing Jem Ex 90 Cavanhill Farms Ltd, Kinburn

Ahd Shottle Tweedal Ex 90 Arrowhead Dairy, Teeswater

Cedarpatch Pronto Jojo Ex 90 Cedarpatch Holsteins, Mildmay

Florbil Bolton Sky Ex 90 Florbil Howie Pepsi Ex 90 Florbil Lheros Skeet Ex 90 Florbil Shottle Splendid Ex 90 Florbil Farms Ltd, Mildmay

Albadon Bolivia Careba Ex 90 Albadon Farms Ltd, Teeswater

Chakelburg Baltimor Pixie Ex 90 Chakelburg Redesigned Lexus Ex 90 Chakelburg Holsteins, Mildmay

Albadon Reggie Ellsa Ex 90 Albadon Farms Ltd, Teeswater Aleah Goldie Kraft Ex 90 Aleah Farms Ltd, Beaverton Alexerin Redesign 1060 Ex 90 Alexerin Farms, Manotick Alka Bolton Haylynn Ex 90 Alka Million Baby Ex 90 Dwayne Feddes, Goderich Alka Mr Sam Orpah Ex 90 Maitland Valley Holsteins, Seaforth Alka Potter Asia Ex 90 Dwayne Feddes, Goderich Almarlea Electric Dazzle Ex 90 Almarlea Holsteins, Brockville Applevue Shottle Cammie Ex 90 Applevue Farm, Brampton Armstrong Manor Isabeau 3018 Ex 90 Armstrong Manor Farm, Caledon

High Point Daisy Design Ex 91 High Point Farms, Port Perry Highview Denzel Sony Ex 91 Highview Holsteins, Port Perry

Atoz Picolo Sphere Ex 90 A To Z Farms (2006) Ltd, Mildmay

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Belmoral Shott Of Innis Ex 90 Belmoral Shottle Adrienne Ex 90 Belmoral Farms Ltd, Teeswater

Bristal Denzel Florianne Ex 90 Bristal T Off Noreen Ex 90 Brian A. Betts, Flesherton

Arrowhead Alexander Ziaz-Et Ex 90 Trinal Holsteins, Teeswater Arrowhead Dairy, Teeswater

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Diamondview Jello Pudding Ex 90 Diamond View Farm, Kinburn

Character Bigstone Jam Ex 90 Character Holsteins, Mildmay Charbend Rossini Starstruck Ex 90 H. Keith Charlton & Co, Brantford Chrisland Goldwyn Daylight Ex 90 Chrisland Goldwyn Pinnacle Ex 90 Chrisland Leduc Lolita Ex 90 W. Peter Christie, Caledon Christhill Ellison Allison Ex 90 Christhill Farms, Tara Clearydale Shotgun Roy Ex 90 Clearydale Farms, Spencerville Clelor Shottle Lovely Ex 90 Maple Lawn Farm, Allenford Cobequid Zenith Rollie Ex 90 Ardross Holsteins, Caledonia Crasdale Atwood Lora Ex 90 Tom Featherston & Sons, Brantford

Elm Bend Quickpick Ex 90 Elm Bend Holsteins, Brantford

Gerann Ashlar Mistletoe Ex 90 Gerann Holsteins, Cardinal Glennholme Lheros Sundance Ex 90 Glennholme Holsteins, Carp Glenwin Goldwyn Jolyn Ex 90 Patti Alsop, Singhampton Godale Goldwyn Joy Ex 90 John Verburg, Londesboro Greaveston Samara Shottle Ex 90 Greaveston Holsteins, North Augusta Greenpine Alexander Shelley Ex 90 Bill Gibson, Stayner Harvdale Holsteins, Stayner Haanview Denzel Ives Ex 90 John & Bonnie Jean Den Haan, Loretto Haelzle Stallion Dynamite Ex 90 Haelzle Talent Comet Ex 90 Hells-Lea Farms Ltd, Mildmay Heather Holme Golden Satin Ex 90 Glen & Curtis McNeil, Goderich Heiwa Selayo Hope Ex 90 Heiwa Farm, St. Albert

Crowning Touch Sanchez Jayleen Ex 90 Crowning Touch Farms, Kincardine

Hendercroft Jasper Very Berry Ex 90 Hendercroft Lheros Lexus Ex 90 Herbert Henderson, Ashton

Dandyland Chanels Cheerio Ex 90 Dandyland Farm, Schomberg

Hendercroft Liqueur Rum Ex 90 Herbert Henderson, Ashton

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Hicklee Bolton Season Ex 90 Cameron Hickling, Hanover

Onthehill Spirte Shady Ex 90 Murray Reesor, Markham

High Point Lisa Amethyst Ex 90 High Point Farms, Port Perry

Ouriver Goldwyn Accalia Ex 90 Hodglynn Holsteins, Kincardine

Highview Denison Bellamy Ex 90 Highview Fortune Kigva Ex 90 Highview Goldwyn Scout Ex 90 Highview Instinct Columbia Ex 90 Highview Sanchez Shania Ex 90 Highview Sanchez Weslea Ex 90 Highview Holsteins, Port Perry

Parklea Fbi Analise Ex 90 Parklea Farms Ltd, Caledonia

Hill View Moby Conner Ex 90 Dwyre Farms Ltd, Elgin

Plum Valley Goldwyn Raine Ex 90 Plum Valley Holsteins, Bolton

Hillisle Rolo Hosai Ex 90 Bruce Hill, Nepean

Pondvue Attic Mirabelle Ex 90 Pondvue Goldwyn Christa Ex 90 Pondvue Goldwyn Gala Ex 90 Allan Miller, East Garafraxa

Holtbyholme Miss Gucci Ex 90 Holtbyholme Miss Mira Ex 90 Holtbyholme Holsteins, Port Perry Hyland Shottle Raven Ex 90 Hyland Holsteins, Kippen Hylltop Shottle Joy Ex 90 Vellenga Farms Ltd, Paris Ikendale Armstead Elisa Ex 90 Ikendale Farms Ltd, Walkerton Ivandale Samuelo Loreal Ex 90 Ivandale Farm, Edwards Janbrian Timber Nova Ex 90 Brian W. Stephenson, Alliston Kallanda Magi Lindros Ex 90 Belridge Farms, Sutton West Kentville Redesign Buttercup Ex 90 Kentville Shocking Lady Ex 90 Kentville Holsteins, Melancthon

Penlow Lacy Shottle Ex 90 Penlow Farms, Almonte Pinehaven Titanic Laura Ex 90 Pinehaven Farm, Cobden

JUNE VGs Aleah Queen Esther Vg 87 Aleah Farms Ltd, Beaverton Ardross Dempsey Keilantra Vg 87 Ardross Holsteins, Caledonia Beckholm Sid Trista Vg 87 Beckholm Holsteins, Sunderland Beckridge Sanchez Scarlett Vg 87 Beckridge Holsteins, Keswick Belmoral Sid Silk Vg 87 Belmoral Farms Ltd, Teeswater

Blayjoy Braxton Venya Vg 86 Blayjoy Holsteins Ltd, Dundalk

Prospere Shottle Vinegar Ex 90 Ferme Jolyvale, Sarsfield

Bonnie Brae Brokaw Meaka Vg 87 Bruce & Susan Mode, Vankleek Hill

Bluebird Sid Margaret Vg 86 Bluebird Farm Inc, Brantford

Quality Goldfan Ex 90 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan

C V F Dempsey Jamaica Vg 87 Clearview Farm, Clarence Creek

Boldi V Sudan Appear Vg 86 Boldi Inc, Vars

Quinndale Denzel Moxy Ex 90 Quinndale Hs Tinkerbell Ex 90 Quinndale Holsteins, Greely

Calbrett Epic Lidya Vg 87 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan

Bonnie Brae Jasper Blakeley Vg 86 Bruce & Susan Mode, Vankleek Hill

Chakelburg Sid Lyss Vg 87 Chakelburg Holsteins, Mildmay

Breeze Hill Braxton Alicia Vg 86 Breeze Hill Holsteins, Winchester

Dappleholm Windhammer Bianca Vg 87 Michael & Jessica Phoenix, Greenbank

Bridgeview Siren Dylan Vg 86 Bridgeview Farms, Brantford

Glenwin Windbrook Chowder Vg 87 Patti Alsop, Singhampton

Browndale Windbrook Matel Vg 86 Browndale Farm, Paris

Heather Holme Sid Debora Vg 87 Emily Strenzke, Breslau Glen & Curtis McNeil, Goderich

Burghaven Zulu Valena Vg 86 John Verburg, Londesboro

Raivue Denzel Sherry Ex 90 Raivue Farms Ltd, Sunderland Riverdown Glen Lovebug Ex 90 Riverdown Goldwyn Latino Ex 90 Riverdown Holsteins, Metcalfe Robbstate More Elysa Ex 90 Tacuma Holsteins, Mt. Forest Robchant Spirte Lily Ex 90 Robert B. Chant, Elgin

Heather Holme Sid Vala Vg 87 Kevin Smith, Toronto Glen & Curtis McNeil, Goderich

Rodah Bolivia Val Ex 90 A & E Dairy Ltd, Amaranth

Laidlawn Champion Fergie Ex 90 W. Paul Laidlaw, Norval

Rowspine Denison Gum Drop Ex 90 Rowspine Farms, Elgin

Laurlee Alexander Rosie Ex 90 Laurlee Farm, Fordwich

Royalair Sanchez Becka 604 Ex 90 Royalair Farm, Dublin

Kentville Attic Tally Vg 87 Kentville Brillion Avery Vg 87 Kentville Holsteins, Melancthon

Lepdale Cut Adeline Ex 90 Lepdale Farms, Uxbridge

Royalwater Goldwyn Liza Ex 90 Hay-Way Farms, Pembroke

Langelands Sailing Memory Vg 87 Ross H. Lange & Family, Utopia

Lilac Lodge Goldwyn Lani Ex 90 Royal Lynn Holsteins, Cayuga

Sag020 Burns Caramel Ex 90 Sunspark Farms Inc, South Bruce Peninsula

Ldm Maifield Sid Tori Vg 87 Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd, Oshawa

Loa-De-Mede Fortunate Juniper Ex 90 Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd, Oshawa

Shady Maple Kenyon Puzzle Ex 90 Shady Maple Farm, Clifford

Lockmar Knowledge Lollipop Ex 90 Lockmar Re De Lily Anna Ex 90 Lockmar Holsteins, Sutton West

Shearoad Buzz Charming Ex 90 Shearoad Farms, Richmond

Lockmar Sid Jemini Vg 87 Lockmar Sid Laurier Vg 87 Lockmar Holsteins, Sutton West

Maitland Valley Ck Clasical Ex 90 Maitland Valley Holsteins, Seaforth Maple-Ain Attic Jean Ex 90 Maple-Ain Holsteins, Smiths Falls Marfloacres Lheros Liberty Ex 90 Marfloacres Sept Carnation Ex 90 Floyd L. Martin, Mt. Forest Meadowbloom Sanchez Shirley Ex 90 Paul Leis, Elmwood Midlee Derry Mandy Ex 90 Midlee Farms Ltd, Osgoode Millbrooke Cm Shottle Kessel Ex 90 Ed Meulendyk, Badjeros Colin Meulendyk, Badjeros

Snowdame Stanleycup Licorice Ex 90 Snowdame Farm, Merrickville

Morgrove Alexander Dream Vg 87 Morgrove Holsteins Ltd, Brantford

Starbrite Goldwyn Desmond Ex 90 Starbrite Shottle Lotto Ex 90 Starbrite Holsteins, Mildmay

Morsan Windbrook Anibel Vg 87 Werner Renggli, Seagrave

Sunspark Camden Sherrie Ex 90 Sunspark Kolton Lacey Ex 90 Sunspark Farms Inc, South Bruce Peninsula Templeview Spirte Silky Ex 90 Templeview Holsteins, Kemptville Terramaple Linda Minister Ex 90 Cedarholme Holsteins, Mt. Forest Topfarm Sterling Ginger Red Ex 90 Topfarm Holsteins, Osgoode Twinpeak Shottle Yasmeen Ex 90 Twin Peak Farms, Pakenham Vc-Langelands Roy Chardonnay Ex 90 Langelands Farms, Utopia Vernlea Shottle Emma Ex 90 Vernlea Farms, Winchester

Morsan Golden D Zindra Ex 90 Stuartmere Farms, Princeton

Walkhavern Zoro Zephyr Ex 90 Walkhavern Farms Limited, Stayner Chris Clark, Elora

Oakstone Mrburns Honeybee Ex 90 Oakstone Sanchez Razor Ex 90 Oakstone Farm, Kinburn

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Holywell Shadow Shiver Vg 87 Clearview Farm, Clarence Creek

Simonhof Samuelo Saba Ex 90 Simonhof Farms, Grand Valley

Walkhavern Fever Zandria Ex 90 Walkhavern Farms Limited, Stayner

Normlyne Regan Rosie Ex 90 Ferme Normlyne, Alfred

High Point Gold Card Vg 87 High Point Farms, Port Perry

Mapleisle Facebook Barbie Vg 87 Breeze Hill Holsteins, Winchester Raymond J. Smygwaty, Russell Sildajak Holstein, Embrun

Millbrooke Damion Koala Ex 90 Ed Meulendyk, Badjeros

Mount Airy Denison Carol Ex 90 Modler Farms Ltd, Gananoque

Bencrest Hero Dane Vg 86 Fred & Marian Hopkins, Elmwood

Blondin Epic Alexandra Vg 87 Werner Renggli, Seagrave

Ladies-First-Tm Briesha-Et Ex 90 Geoffrey Carberry, Caledon

Loyalyn Copper Patches Ex 90 Loyalyn Shottle Tulip Ex 90 Rob & Alice Bumstead, Owen Sound

Belmoral Lauthority Wishes Vg 86 Belmoral Farms Ltd, Teeswater

Blanhaven Fever Darcy Vg 86 Blanhaven Windhammer Rhythm Vg 86 Blanhaven Farms Ltd, Durham

Rockymountain Goldwyn Annie Ex 90 Ron & Gail Churchill, Ab Sahara Holsteins, Schomberg

Lothmann Roxy Zenith Ex 90 Peter Lothmann, Harriston Markay Holsteins, East Garafraxa

Ardross Goldwyn Bedazzled Vg 86 Ardross Infraouge Lady Vg 86 Ardross Lady In Red Vg 86 Ardross Windbrook Bingo Vg 86 Ardross Holsteins, Caledonia

Blanhaven Fever Jazlyn Vg 87 Blanhaven Farms Ltd, Durham

Kingsmill Aple Slice-Red-Et Ex 90 Langelands Farms, Utopia

Logganlane Spirit Daffodil Ex 90 Rodney Shantz, Gorrie

Applevue Sid Maelyn Vg 86 Applevue Farm, Brampton

Winchill Final Rosatto Ex 90 Lorne Winch & Sons, Sutton West Zettlerdale Gabor Lela Ex 90 Zettlerdale Sanchez Petal Ex 90 Zettlerdale Farms, Chepstow

Pondvue Stanley Cup Genny Vg 87 Allan Miller, East Garafraxa Quality Attic Felice Vg 87 Quality Atwood Finley Vg 87 Quality Lauthority Farrah Vg 87 Quality Lauthority Finsco Vg 87 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Quality Lynns Madison Vg 87 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Granja Ponderosa, Cantabria Tori Testati, Parma Agriber Societa Agricola Srl, Piacenza Quinndale Fever Ringleader Vg 87 Quinndale Holsteins, Greely Riverdown Mccutchen Abba Vg 87 Riverdown Holsteins, Metcalfe Silverridge V Mogul Evon Vg 87 Silverridge Farms Ltd, Springfield Sunny Maple Lavanguard Elsie Vg 87 Sunny Maple Holsteins, Beeton Ahd Guthrie Java Vg 86 Trinal Holsteins, Teeswater Arrowhead Dairy, Teeswater Aleah Alexander Marseille Vg 86 Aleah Farms Ltd, Beaverton Alnor Windbrook Chelsea Vg 86 John P. McDonald, Melancthon

Calbrett Redburst Saphire Vg 86 Paullyn Holsteins, Ayton Cavanhill Lauthority Justright Vg 86 Cavanhill Farms Ltd, Kinburn Cedarpatch Bradnick Lakisha Vg 86 Cedarpatch Braxton Gracie Vg 86 Cedarpatch Holsteins, Mildmay Christhill Hero Ingrid Vg 86 Christhill Farms, Tara Coateshill Windbrook Star Vg 86 Kandice Coates, Mount Albert Colmont Lavanguard Clorette Vg 86 Colmont Windhammer Winner Vg 86 Colmont Holsteins Inc, Grand Valley Dandyland Lauthority Livia Vg 86 Dandyland Farm, Schomberg Dappleholm Windhammer Beth Vg 86 Michael & Jessica Phoenix, Greenbank Delcreek Baby You A Song Vg 86 Delcreek Inspect My Gadget Vg 86 Peter Rylaarsdam, Winchester Diemertdale Anakin Ellymay Vg 86 Summerview Holsteins, Ayton Dynasty Sc Lolly Vg 86 Sunspark Farms Inc, South Bruce Peninsula Ebyville Epic Rita Vg 86 Ebyville Farms Ltd, Allenford Everdale Windbrook Hope Sw Vg 86 John E. Phillips, Schomberg Foothill Pippy Vg 86 Foothill Holsteins, Clarksburg Gerann Lauthority Miranda Vg 86 Gerann Mccutchen Winston Vg 86 Gerann Holsteins, Cardinal Glenwin Windbrook Maxie Vg 86 Patti Alsop, Singhampton Haanview Cup Pam Vg 86 John & Bonnie Jean Den Haan, Loretto Harvdale Sid Charity Vg 86 Harvdale Holsteins, Stayner Hendercroft Shottle Five Bucks Vg 86 Herbert Henderson, Ashton Hicklee Braxton Sizzle Vg 86 Cameron Hickling, Hanover High Point Braxton Alanis Vg 86 High Point Farms, Port Perry High Point Sid Gypsy Vg 86 Continental Holsteins,AB High Point Farms, Port Perry Highview Sid Jukes Vg 86 Highview Holsteins, Port Perry

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Hill View Stanleycup Lavender Vg 86 Dwyre Farms Ltd, Elgin

Zieview S Cup Bugtastic Vg 86 Zieview Farms Inc, Pakenham

Sillsway Wildman Bailey Ex 91 Sillsway Farms, Roslin

Goldenview Carisma Dolly 357 Ex 90 Goldenview Holsteins, Elmira

Holtbyholme Miss Tessa Vg 86 Holtbyholme Holsteins, Port Perry

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Skipwell Bolton Allison Ex 91 Skipwell Farms Inc, Aylmer

Goreland Frisbee Baxter Ex 90 Goreland Farms, Carrying Place

Hulsdale B Windbrook Mahalo Vg 86 Hulsdale Farms, Stouffville Brad Hulshof, Stouffville

Crovalley Goldwyn Keisha Ex 93 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings Ari Ekstein, Woodbridge

Spencroft Sanchez Danielle Ex 91 Scott Brethet, Tottenham

Groenway Goldwyn Petra Ex 90 Groenway Farms Inc, Harrowsmith

Kellwood Escalade Adele Vg 86 Kellwood Holsteins, Gilford

Futurecrest Aftershock Linda Ex 93 Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer

Stantons Baltimor Shake Ex 91 Stantons Freddie Fruit Ex 91 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Hailcroft Sparrow Betsy Ex 90 J. Francis Crowley, Norwood

Kentville Attic Ratatouille Vg 86 Kentville Holsteins, Melancthon

Greenpine Sterling Middy Ex 93 Scott Brethet, Tottenham

Willipet Cortland Charo Ex 91 Willipet Farms, Campbellford

Kingsway Windbrook Cassi Vg 86 O’Connor Land & Cattle Co, Ajax

Sicy Allo Goldwyn Ex 93 Echo Glen Farm, Dorchester Andrew Den Haan, Fergus

Windcroft Rocket Maddie Ex 91 Bryan & Cheryl Dickson, Joyceville

Knightholm Fever Pastdpost Vg 86 Knightholm Holsteins, Cookstown Laidlawn Windhammer Glenna Vg 86 W. Paul Laidlaw, Norval Loa-De-Mede Dempsey Matilda Vg 86 Loa-De-Mede Dude Marilyn Vg 86 Loa-De-Mede Windbrook Aspen Vg 86 Loa-De-Mede Farms Ltd, Oshawa Lockmar Sanchez Essie Vg 86 Lockmar Sanchez Nola Vg 86 Lockmar Windbrook Loretto Vg 86 Lockmar Holsteins, Sutton West Marfloacres Sid Lolita Vg 86 Floyd L. Martin, Mt. Forest Ms Licorices Gold Lover-Et Vg 86 Ferme Normlyne, Alfred Ocean-View Admirl Zamira-Et Vg 86 Bridon Farms Inc, Paris Oconnors Boulder Manon Vg 86 O’Connor Land & Cattle Co, Ajax Pondvue Lauthority Gerber Vg 86 Allan Miller, East Garafraxa Quality Braxton Finess Vg 86 Geoffrey Carberry, Caledon Quality Goldchip Macy Vg 86 Quality Sid Frazzel Vg 86 Quality Holsteins, Vaughan Quinndale Windbrook Jet Black Vg 86 Quinndale Holsteins, Greely Ringgenberg Stanleycup Sandy Vg 86 Ringgenberg Farms, Walton Riverdown Gl Maple Syrup Vg 86 Riverdown Holsteins, Metcalfe Sandy Crest Gold Finch Vg 86 Sandy Crest Holsteins, Arnprior Seelby Lauthority Lanie Vg 86 Seelby Lauthority Winter Vg 86 Seelby Holsteins Ltd, Seeleys Bay Shady Maple Dempsey Kate Vg 86 Shady Maple Farm, Clifford Skyline Dempsey Amanda Vg 86 Skyline Holsteins, Caledon Snowdame Lavangaurd Juicebox Vg 86 Snowdame Farm, Merrickville Stuartmere Sid Zesty Vg 86 Stuartmere Farms, Princeton Sunny Maple Fever Beauty Vg 86 Sunny Maple Holsteins, Beeton Sunspark Alexander Adene Vg 86 Sunspark Shadow Dancer Vg 86 Sunspark Farms Inc, South Bruce Peninsula

Celtic Samuelo Sensation Ex 92 John Dortmans Jr, Strathroy Cherry Crest Florian Moonwalk Ex 92 Scott Brethet, Tottenham Claircrest Duplex Lady Ex 92 Clair E. Petherick, Campbellford Fishervale Benedct Extravagant Ex 92 Fishervale Acres Ltd, Thornton Futurecrest Goldwyn Trixie Ex 92 Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer Maplekeys Sampson Winter Ex 92 Maplekeys Farms, Aylmer Medway Larkin Mabel Ex 92 Medway Farms Ltd, Ilderton Sauder Holme Absolute Meko Ex 92 Murrel & Martha Sauder, Wallenstein

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Avelee Dolman Pride Ex 90 Avelee Holsteins, Waterloo Binalee Duplex Castle Ex 90 Binalee Holsteins, Elmvale Bondvale Shaquille Rockit Ex 90 Skipwell Farms Inc, Aylmer Caddedale Freemont Candace Ex 90 Caddedale Holsteins, Dorchester

Cedarvilla Damion Lucy Ex 90 Cedarvilla Holsteins, Lakefield

Charwill Steady Dana Ex 91 Charwill Farms, Wallenstein

Centerflos Shottle Moyle Ex 90 Centerflos Holsteins, Elmvale

Cherry Crest Beacon Platinum Ex 91 Scott Brethet, Tottenham

Charwill Talent Apple Ex 90 Charwill Farms, Wallenstein

Combview Dart Dash Ex 91 Combview Farms Ltd, Castleton

Citilimits Ross Bev 576 Ex 90 Citilimits Farms Inc, St. Agatha

Comrie Shottle Harlan Ex 91 Comrie Farms Ltd, London

Claircrest Elect Petunia Ex 90 Claircrest Roy Treasure Ex 90 Clair E. Petherick, Campbellford

Delfia Patty Denzel Ex 91 Denlee Goldwyn Joelle Ex 91 Schipper Farms Ltd, Aylmer Futurecrest Gforce Tiff Ex 91 Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer Gendarra Circuit Twinkle Ex 91 Gendarra Farm, Bailieboro Graingview Denzel Rose Ex 91 Michael J. Grainger, Sydenham Grecola Denison Brea Ex 91 Breamont Holsteins, Tavistock Hiddenbrook Benedict Arly Ex 91 Hiddenbrook Holsteins, Elmira Hoard Bolivia Bonnie Ex 91 Janeric Farms Ltd. Golspie, Woodstock Howland Artie Lana Ex 91 Stone Lane Farms Inc, Bright

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Arnhome Rocky Goldwyn Ex 90 Arnhome Farms, Bright

Cadilac Boxer Tamara Ex 91 Cadilac Holsteins, Barrie

Vanhaven Goldwyn R Dayton Vg 86 Jim Phoenix, Uxbridge Hodglynn Holsteins, Kincardine

Werrcroft Dempsey Amycale Vg 86 Werrcroft Farms Ltd, Oshawa

Armdale Treat Trombone Ex 90 Armdale Holsteins, Millbrook

Cedarpatch Alexander Thrill Ex 90 Showstyle Genetics, Mildmay

Kingsway Atwood Lipgloss Ex 91 Kingsway Farms, Hastings

Weeberlac Dempsey Avery Vg 86 Tim & Diane Groniger, Carlsbad Springs

Anbros Napoleon Sheri Ex 90 Andres Bros, Tiverton

Budjon-Jk Durham Etna-Et Ex 91 Dalton J. Faris, East Gwillimbury

Valview Dempsey Raine Vg 86 Valview Farm Ltd, Port Perry

Waynan Facebook Barbra Vg 86 Waynan Dairy Farms, Stayner

Albadon Bolivia Ava Ex 90 Janeric Farms Ltd. Golspie, Woodstock

Bradner Curry Goldwyn Ex 91 Kingsway Farms, Hastings

Huntshaven Shottle Domino Ex 91 James C. Fenwick, Enterprise

Vernla Sid Apricot Vg 86 Vernon Martin, Mt. Forest

Adieu Samuelo Storm Ex 90 Adieu Farms Inc, Waterloo

Calderay Dusk Milkyway Ex 90 Calderay Wagatha Andrea Ex 90 Calderay Holsteins, Wallenstein

Sunspark Stewart Kendel Vg 86 Larry Bennett, Caledon

Vanhaven Goldwyn R Daytona Vg 86 Beckholm Holsteins, Sunderland

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Allinbrook Littoral Cordelia Ex 92 Gandiway Holsteins, Petrolia

Lifloc Kite Dandi Red Ex 91 Lifloc Holsteins, Otonabee London-Df Jetred Flower Ex 91 Hyholme Holsteins, Chesley Medway Gold Morgan Ex 91 Medway Farms Ltd, Ilderton Merlholme Denzel Tequilla Ex 91 Clair E. Petherick, Campbellford Oconcrest Braxton Brooklyn Ex 91 Paul E. O’Connor, Hastings Radomere Damion Annabell Ex 91 Raymond Klein Gebbinck, Elmvale

Hillmark Radiant Maryann Ex 90 Gerald W. Hill, Ilderton Honeypod Baxter Todler Ex 90 Honeypod Holsteins, Elmvale Ingholm Touchdown Truly Red Ex 90 Ingholm Farms, Campbellford Irishview Piston Fiona Ex 90 Charlyn Jerseys, Warwick Township Jameston Florian Clockwork Ex 90 James F. Johnston, New Dundee Janaric Alfredo Jenilee Ex 90 Janaric Holsteins, Listowel Jansen Sonoma Faye Ex 90 Jansen Farms `Merlin` Ltd, Merlin Jeffshaven Goldwyn Bambi Ex 90 Jeffshaven Farms, Campbellford Jr Dnzl Savanah Ex 90 Claremount Holsteins, Stratford Jr Holsteins, Dorchester Andrew Den Haan, Fergus Keendale Lodge Bobbie Howie Ex 90 Keendale Lodge Farms Inc, Keene Killcroft Perseus Lol Ex 90 Killcroft Holsteins, Tavistock Kingsway Debonair Super Ex 90 Kingsway Lauthority Delilah Ex 90 Kingsway Farms, Hastings Kingsway Fever Chocolate Ex 90 Herrington Bros. & Sons Farms Ltd, Brighton Koopycrest Gf Baxter Topeka Ex 90 Shawn Koopmans, Picton Liddlerock Beamer Corky Ex 90 Liddlerock Holsteins, Aylmer Loralans Sprite Peachy Ex 90 Loralans Holsteins, Ruthven Lynmark Outside Ruthie Ex 90 Lynmark Holsteins, Norwood Maple Bank Denzel Sunlight Ex 90 Maple Bank Farms, Wallenstein

Combview Hawn Hailey Ex 90 Combview Farms Ltd, Castleton

Maplekeys Goldlaser Izzie Ex 90 Maplekeys Farms, Aylmer

Coopon Jayz Davinci Ex 90 Coopon Locklyn Jemstone Ex 90 Milky Wave Inc, Elmira

Maplekeys Goldwyn Idol Ex 90 Maplekeys Farms, Aylmer

Crovalley Gold Arrival Ex 90 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings Dairydale Contender Red Rally Ex 90 Scott Brethet, Tottenham Darcroft C L Krone Ex 90 Darcroft Farms Ltd, Woodstock Denlee Alexander Ruthie Ex 90 Den-Lee Farms Ltd, New Hamburg Doralea Planet Princess Ann Ex 90 Dorland Farms Ltd, Brighton Eastedge Coach Elana Ex 90 Eastedge Design Hannah Ex 90 Eastedge Nitschke Binoo Ex 90 East Edge Holsteins, Springfield

Marbro Lourdes Jimena Ex 90 Marbro Farms, Woodstock Martingale Pirate Ramona Ex 90 Martingale Farms, Selby Marvale Skyfire Brandy Ex 90 Marvale Farms Ltd, Mossley Mathieu Dodo Luongo Ex 90 Forest Lee Farms Ltd, Springfield Mchaven Myra Duplex Ex 90 Mchaven Farms, St. Thomas Medway Gold Mortisha Ex 90 Medway Farms Ltd, Ilderton Mer-Wol Goldwyn Pixie-Et Ex 90 River Dale Holsteins, St. Jacobs

Elliottdale Lyster Karen Ex 90 Elliottdale Holsteins, Thorndale

Milvalea Goldwyn Gertie Ex 90 Milvalea Shottle Serendipity Ex 90 Milvalea Holsteins, Baltimore

Embrdale Alanna Tahoe Ex 90 Embrdale Farm, Asphodel-Norwood

Mistyglen Jigsaw Damion Ex 90 Misty Glen Farms Ltd, Belmont

Embrdale Valora Promotion Ex 90 Extramile Farm, Keene

Morewilk Outside Samiralla Ex 90 Wilkmore Farm, Camlachie

Erdine Mr Sam Bold Ex 90 Erdine Farms Ltd, Hastings

Nacona Showtime Miracle Ex 90 Sutton Farms, Napanee

Fradon Rliner Ault Ex 90 Rose Vega Farm, Branchton

Narwood Goldwyn Spooky Ex 90 Narwood Shottle Honey Heart Ex 90 Don & Diane Catt, St. Thomas

Freelea Aftershock Expand Ex 90 Freelea Farms Incorporated, London Gas023 Rose Talent Sparkle Ex 90 Philip & Miriam Gascho, Aylmer

Nipponia Prima Ex 90 Dalton J. Faris, East Gwillimbury Nyolayne Lheros Kit Ex 90 Gerald & Marguerite Nyman, Bloomfield

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Ontowa Goldwyn Panda Ex 90 Ontowa Farms Inc, Elmira Ourown Brawler Taffy Ex 90 Ourown Durhams Tartan In Red Ex 90 Nurseland Farm, Hillier Perrinridge Florian Wiggles Ex 90 Perrinridge Sonoma Dora Win Ex 90 Perrinridge Farms Ltd, Ayr Pineland Affirm Trezzly-Et Ex 90 Murray B. Martin, St. Jacobs Poplardell Sanchez Batzbekind Ex 90 W. Bruce Caughey, Stella Pretty-View Stormatic Tessa Ex 90 Prettyview Farms Limited, Wyebridge Pynacker Catastrophe Sanchez Ex 90 Pynacker Splendid Promar Ex 90 Pynacker Holsteins, Bath Richland Denzel Wow Ex 90 Richland Holsteins, Stirling River Dale Pure Gold Jennifer Ex 90 River Dale Holsteins, St. Jacobs Riverdown Bolton Cottonelle Ex 90 Cedarvilla Holsteins, Lakefield Rnc Golden Nellie Ex 90 Redstone Holsteins, Kirkton Rnc Shottle Carol Ex 90 Bellson Farms, Strathroy Robins Shottle Darling Ex 90 Robins Holsteins Limited, Midland Rockymountain Iota 2Nd Mist Ex 90 Scott Brethet, Tottenham Ronbeth Goldwyn Pippie Ex 90 Ronbeth Holsteins, Hastings Rosanet Deringer Farley Ex 90 Terry W.A. Linton, Roseneath Sagerbrae Joseph Jessica Ex 90 Sagerbrae Lomax Aspen Ex 90 Paul D. Sager, Campbellford

JULY VGs Calderay Dempsey Taco Vg 87 Calderay Holsteins, Wallenstein Claircrest Sid Dare Devil Vg 87 Clair E. Petherick, Campbellford Cobequid Goldchip Icon Vg 87 John Dortmans Jr, Strathroy Certified Holsteins, Strathroy

Kuipersview Royally Rebecca Vg 86 Kuipersview Farm, Wellington

Earincliffe Dempsey Sally Vg 87 Scott Brethet, Tottenham

Loralans Lavanguard Sena Vg 86 Loralans Holsteins, Ruthven

Errolea Fever Abby Vg 87 Errolea Holsteins, Camlachie

Mapel Wood Ladd Laine Vg 86 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Fradon Windbrook Ivy Vg 87 Breamont Holsteins, Tavistock Frankhaven Holsteins, Woodstock

Mistyglen Spooky Fever Vg 86 Misty Glen Farms Ltd, Belmont

Futurecrest Lexor Tamara Vg 87 Futurecrest Holsteins, Aylmer Ggi Atwood Bambi Vg 87 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings Hodglynn Braxton Reese Vg 87 Breamont Holsteins, Tavistock Frankhaven Holsteins, Woodstock

Ms Chassity O-Cosmo-Et Vg 87 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Rivermar Dempsey Faylynn Vg 86 Murray B. Martin, St. Jacobs

Ms Chassitys Coverluck-Et Vg 87 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Rnc Windbrook My Girl Vg 86 Redstone Holsteins, Kirkton

Skipwell Reginald Dollie Vg 87 Skipwell Reginald Haiti Vg 87 Skipwell Farms Inc, Aylmer

Ronbeth Windbrook Candice Vg 86 Ronbeth Holsteins, Hastings

Webb View Roberta Sid Vg 87 Century Star Holsteins, Elmvale

Skipwell Denzel Tower Ex 90 Skipwell Dundee Daffodil Ex 90 Skipwell Fc Careen Ex 90 Skipwell Shottle Julia Ex 90 Skipwell Farms Inc, Aylmer

Willswikk Sid Bombshell Vg 87 Kingsway Farms, Hastings

Vale-O-Skene Gibson Halle Ex 90 Schipper Farms Ltd, Aylmer Velan Dolman Goldwyn Ex 90 Velan Farms, Cavan Webb View Lola Sanchez Ex 90 Webb View Farms, Roseneath Wilada Outside Nadia Ex 90 David & Bernice Andrews, Cannington Willowlane Dundee Fierce Ex 90 Brian Slaughter, Warwick Twp Willsey F C Surprize Ex 90 Woolley Farms Inc, Springfield Winterose Samuelo Madison Ex 90 Stanwood Farms, Norwood

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Newmorning Guthrie Sharon Vg 86 Cassel Dairy, Bright

River Dale Dempsey Lucy Vg 86 River Dale Holsteins, St. Jacobs

Silverridge Kelso Jazz Ex 90 Silverridge Farms Ltd, Springfield

Trimac Samuelo Janelle Ex 90 Lyle & Leigh McIntosh, Clifford

Newlands Steady Myrtle Vg 86 Newlands Farm Ltd, Dorchester

Maplekeys Sid Olive Vg 87 Maplekeys Farms, Aylmer

Webb View Arizona Sid Vg 87 Webb View Farms, Roseneath

Topwood Buckeye Bilinda Ex 90 Topwood Holsteins, Milverton

Narwood Honey Peacan Pie Vg 86 Don & Diane Catt, St. Thomas

Ourown Fever May Vie Vg 86 Nurseland Farm, Hillier

Sillsway Carisma Amy Ex 90 Sillsway Farms, Roslin

Sunup Lucky Star Gracious Ex 90 Sunup Tee Off Stephina Ex 90 Keith Kennedy, Uxbridge

Monoak Goldsun Jennifer Vg 86 Monoak Farms, Belmont

Killcroft Thority Loose Lips Vg 87 Killcroft Holsteins, Tavistock

Waltz Acre Tk Shea Braxton Vg 87 Waltz Acre Farms, Consecon Trekili Holsteins, Napanee

Sunrest Airraid Dreamy Ex 90 Sunrest Talent Fate Ex 90 Sunrest Farm, Joyceville

Hillmark Lavanguard Dessert Vg 86 Gerald W. Hill, Ilderton

Dortholme Dempsey Timbit Vg 87 John Dortmans Jr, Strathroy

Selbyvale Atticus Kollette Ex 90 Selbyvale Outside Kaitlyn Ex 90 Selbyvale Holsteins, Selby

Sunnycreek Zulu Powerplay Ex 90 Gerberland Holsteins, Millbank

Ggi Atwood Bala Vg 86 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings

Kingsway Gold Chip Arabella Vg 86 Kingsway Farms, Hastings

Sauder Holme Shaquille Kandy Ex 90 Murrel & Martha Sauder, Wallenstein

Stantons Rivalre P Wendi-Et Ex 90 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Gendarra Goldn Revolver Vg 86 Gendarra Farm, Bailieboro

Crovalley S C Dallas Vg 87 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings

Stantons Epic Seirra Vg 87 Stantons Mogul Cindy Vg 87 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Stantons Refresh Zola Ex 90 Bally Bright Farms Ltd, Woodslee

Forest Lee Peachy Hannah Vg 86 Forest Lee Farms Ltd, Springfield

Zesklein Sid Inspire Vg 87 Breamont Holsteins, Tavistock Zimmer Mural Autumn Vg 87 Scott Brethet, Tottenham Ahd Braxton Zissy Vg 86 Arrowhead Dairy, Teeswater

Sagerholm Spectrum Aria Vg 86 Paul D. Sager, Campbellford Sagerholm Holsteins, Campbellford Sillsway Lauthority Candy Vg 86 Sillsway Farms, Roslin Silverridge Mogul Avocate Vg 86 Silverridge Farms Ltd, Springfield Trustmore Farms Inc, Slate River Skipwell Extreme Cathie Vg 86 Skipwell Extreme Julia Vg 86 Skipwell Lexicon Julianne Vg 86 Skipwell Reginald Luanne Vg 86 Skipwell Sid Thea Vg 86 Skipwell Farms Inc, Aylmer Smithden Snowman Anne Vg 86 Silverridge Farms Ltd, Springfield Snowbiz Supersire Lyndsey Vg 86 Milky Wave Inc, Elmira

Alfinch Stanleycup Patsy Vg 86 Allan Lloyd Finch, Belmont

Stantons After Milkshake Vg 86 Stantons Mogul Evaporater Vg 86 Sully Cashcoin Monique-Et Vg 86 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Bellson Meridian Flora Vg 86 Bellson Farms, Strathroy

Sunny Plains Lauthority Bailee Vg 86 Sunny Plains Farms, Joyceville

Blondin Mascalese Iris Vg 86 Arcadia Farms, Codrington

Sunrest Windbrook Deni Vg 86 Sunrest Farm, Joyceville

Calbrett Epic Lenore Vg 86 Stanton Bros Limited, Ilderton

Tangle Wood Fever Valentine Vg 86 Tangle Wood Holsteins, Campbellford

Cavanaleck Shadow Giza Vg 86 Cavanaleck Sid Tacita Vg 86 Cavanaleck Farms Ltd, Belmont

Velthuis Golden Annabelle Vg 86 Capthorne Holsteins, Mt. Elgin

Crovalley Gold Akitkat Vg 86 Crovalley Lavanguard Amuse Vg 86 Crovalley Sid Athlete Vg 86 Crovalley Holsteins, Hastings

Waltz Acre Breeze Stanleycup Vg 86 Waltz Acre Farms, Consecon Webb View Lady Bell Wildthing Vg 86 Webb View Farms, Roseneath

AUGUST EXs Maplevue Goldwyn Leggy Ex 93 Maplevue Farms, Listowel Mcintosh R Damion Ex 93 McIntosh Holsteins, Embro Terrdale Seaver Ex 93 Terrdale Holsteins, Brinston Carldot Baxter Ceremony Ex 92 Carldot Farms, Stratford Clearenk Shaq Shelagh Ex 92 Clearenk Farms, Gowanstown Fradon Goldwyn Angel Ex 92 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Hanalee Baxter Jenna Ex 92 Hank & Nancy-Lee Hazeleger, Embro Hazelholme Gold Starlite Ex 92 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare Holzer Mystri Shock Ex 92 Bushy View, Lakeside Sandy-Valley Supr Brayva-Et Ex 92 Drewholme Holsteins, Gowanstown Spero Lauthority Airwave Ex 92 Spero Holsteins Limited, Embro Terrdale Goldwyn Cementine Ex 92 Terrdale Holsteins, Brinston Walkerbrae Baltimore Ducky Ex 92 Walkerbrae Farms, Guelph Wayholme Redesign Diane Ex 92 Cleon Bauman, Elmira Benrise Baxter Maria Ex 91 Benschop Farms, Bowmanville Brentridge Bolton Crystal Ex 91 Brentridge Holsteins Ltd, Ingersoll Bruview Aftershock Suzanne Ex 91 Bruview Holsteins, Elmira Claynook Kaylana Tailor Ex 91 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg Del-Hollow-I Shottle Jax Ex 91 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Douanne Sanchez Emilee Ex 91 Douanne Sanchez Erla Ex 91 Douglas Diefenbacher, Gowanstown Ebybrook M Lizzard Planet Ex 91 Nelson Weber, Wallenstein Englidale Talent Tai Ex 91 Englidale Farms, Lindsay Farnear-Bh-Vh Dipn Dice-Et Ex 91 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg Fradon Dusk Josy Ex 91 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Fradon Lugh Jo Ex 91 Fradon Shaq Jubilee Ex 91 Dana Erway, PA Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Glenvue Lheros Andrea Ex 91 Glenvue Holsteins, Rockwood Harvue Atwood Ritz Ex 91 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare Holzer Beautyfull Design Ex 91 Bushy View, Lakeside Lemlar Destination Diana Ex 91 Lemlar Farms Ltd, Woodstock Mayerdell Luciano Brainy Ex 91 Maynard Martin, Elora Orvancy Samuelo Rossan Ex 91 Orvancy Holsteins, Alma Parkin Aftershock Paula Ex 91 Mornholme Holsteins, Listowel Quiet Acres Light Dharm Ex 91 Maplekay Farms Limited, Woodstock

Darcroft Wndhmr Merry Vg 86 Darcroft Farms Ltd, Woodstock

Wellsfarm Brewmaster Lula Vg 86 Johan Van Beek, Norwood

Doned Shadow Lantern Vg 86 Schipper Farms Ltd, Aylmer

Willowlane Mural Amarita Vg 86 Brian Slaughter, Warwick Twp

Embrdale Darlene Brawler Vg 86 Embrdale Farm, Asphodel-Norwood

Willvern Dempsey Elizabeth Vg 86 Mike & Becky Barnes, Town of Plympton-Wyoming

Sprucecho Knowledge Glenna Ex 91 Sprucecho Steady Alinda Ex 91 Sprucecho Farms Inc, Moorefield

Embrdale Demolish Lauthority Vg 86 Embrdale Farm, Asphodel-Norwood

Wonhaven Fever Beverly Vg 86 Wonbrook Holsteins, Arva

Sunny Lane Tee Off Exotic Ex 91 Wardway Farms Ltd, Woodstock

Farisview Fever Jan Vg 86 Dalton J. Faris, East Gwillimbury

Wrico Turnopper Sony Vg 86 Wrico Holsteins, Midhurst

Tomalynn Sanchez Mizz Ex 91 Tomalynn Farms, Omemee

Smithden Goldwyn Libby Ex 91 Smithden Holsteins Inc, Woodstock

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Ulmar Baltimore Dandelion Ex 91 Hans U. Pfister, Mitchell

Duizer Wildman Superior Ex 90 Jeff Crane, Ingersoll

Velthuis Sg Super Arctic Ex 91 Silverridge Farms Ltd, Springfield

Earlen Aftershock Dancer Ex 90 Earlen Farms Limited, Alma

Vonburg Baxter Ellen Ex 91 C.W. Vondervoort, Woodstock

Elhaven Bueno Bailey Ex 90 Elhaven Farms Inc, Stratford

Welovale Denzel Cream Puff Ex 91 Welovale Farms, Port Hope

Emilane Sevita Burns Ex 90 Almet Farms Ltd, Bowmanville

Woodfield Jonah Pretty Ex 91 Mornholme Holsteins, Listowel

Englidale Steady Media Ex 90 Englidale Farms, Lindsay

Allykat Helen Ex 90 Jefferson Bros, Fergus Andrew Den Haan, Fergus

Erneda Denzel Tracy Ex 90 Ernie B. Brubacher, Alma

Altona Lea Goldwyn Kelly Ex 90 Altona Lea Mr Sam Jessica Ex 90 Frank Barkey & Family, Blackstock Anbe Charge 1345 Ex 90 Langeweer Dairy Farms, Woodstock Athlone Wind Jammer Ex 90 Athlone Farms, Tavistock Aveline Tee Off Lulu Ex 90 Aveline Holsteins 2005 Ltd, Drayton Bellwin Shottle Sprike Ex 90 Bellwin Farms Inc, Elora

Fleuritale Burse Littoral Ex 90 Marilahome Holsteins, Drayton Forward Samuelo 351 Ex 90 Zekveld Farms Ltd, Bowmanville Fradon Shottle Jesa Ex 90 Dana Erway, PA Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Fraeland Locklyn Reba Ex 90 Fraeland Farms, Fergus

Benner Jetstream Babycakes Ex 90 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock

Fricosons Jasper Alice Ex 90 Fricosons Promotion Aero Ex 90 Fricosons Holsteins, Newcastle

Benrise Sanchez Sharlene Ex 90 Benschop Farms, Bowmanville

Gilperro Niky Samuelo Ex 90 Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville

Birdview Dynasty Donna Ex 90 Ronald Bird, Staffa Dr. George Wood, Caledon Birdolm Holsteins, Rockwood

Glenroe Saxon Forever 282 Ex 90 Scherpenzeel Farms, Ingersoll

Bkb Aftershock Anita-Et Ex 90 Earlen Farms Limited, Alma Lewis Weber, Elmira Bojudabrook Louisville Ex 90 Kaymanor Holsteins, Stratford Brenford Goldwyn Esther Ex 90 Brenford Farms, Drayton Bridgewood Leilas Gold Ex 90 Stonehenge Holsteins, Hickson Brookvale Garret Susan Ex 90 View Hill Holsteins, Woodstock Carldot Goldwyn Electrafy Ex 90 Andita Holsteins Inc, Belwood Carldot Redesign Mouse Ex 90 Carldot Farms, Stratford

Glenvue Stormatic Eliza Ex 90 Glenvue Holsteins, Rockwood Hanalee Shaquille Boneil Ex 90 Hank & Nancy-Lee Hazeleger, Embro Martin Hazeleger, Embro

Havenvalley Eliza Steady Ex 90 Havenvalley Holsteins, Wallenstein Hazelcrest Final Cut Greta Ex 90 Hazelcrest Holsteins, Embro Helling F B I Karma Ex 90 Helling Holsteins, Omemee

Clayhaven Dundee Silk Ex 90 Melvin G. Martin, Wallenstein

Howsondale Burns Loren Ex 90 Jack G. Howson, Essex

Claynook Brucie Lauthority Ex 90 Claynook Kamella Fork Ex 90 Claynook Locket Shaquille Ex 90 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg

Huntshaven Gotta Million Dear Ex 90 Davlin Farms, Mitchell

Cowtown Advent Sneaky Ex 90 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare Dairydale Contender Scarlet Ex 90 Dairydale Farms Ltd, Embro Dannroving Braxton Kinsley Ex 90 Dannroving Holsteins, Palmerston Darquest Phoenix Jimbo Ex 90 Darquest Holstiens, Gowanstown Del-Hollow Balnar Judy Ex 90 Kaymanor Holsteins, Stratford Del-Hollow King Betsy-Red Ex 90 Cedarbrook Holsteins, Elmira Doanlea Goldwyn Cybil Ex 90 Donald I. Doan, Norwich Dualane Stormatic Ilori Ex 90 Kloepfer Holdings Ltd, Ingersoll

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Maplelawn Bolton Dantel Ex 90 Calmac Holsteins, Embro Mapleton Velvet Iris Ex 90 Mapleton Holsteins, Drayton Marla Talent Lotto Ex 90 Maple Creek Farm, Alma Marthaven Drake Allie Ex 90 Marthaven Holsteins, Woodstock Gary W. West, Shakespeare Marthaven Drake Allie Ex 90 Martin Ritsma, Stratford Maughlin Goldwyn Elaine Ex 90 Rykdale Farms, Burgessville Mcintosh Bolt Gold Ex 90 McIntosh Holsteins, Embro Misty Springs Jockey Becki Ex 90 Misty Spring Holsteins, Little Britain Ms Apple Cider-Et Ex 90 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock New Galma Damion Araceli Ex 90 New Galma Dairy, Mt. Elgin New Spirit Matson Aquila Ex 90 Warby Farm, Ingersoll

Olivercrest Dbl Barrel Shotgun Ex 90 Olivercrest Spring Fever Ex 90 Olivercrest Holsteins, Neebing

Honeyfield Damion Nora Ex 90 Almet Farms Ltd, Bowmanville

Corvue Allan Denzel Ex 90 Bruce Witmer, Woodstock Steven Witmer, Woodstock

Maplekay Miami Elle Ex 90 Maplekay Miami Model Ex 90 Maplekay Resolute Diamonds Ex 90 Maplekay Farms Limited, Woodstock

Harvue Roy Raine Ex 90 Webine Holsteins, Elmira

Chrishar Damion Lana Ex 90 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare

Corvette R Amerillo Ex 90 High Beam Holsteins, Mt. Forest

Maeprue Ashlar Susan Ex 90 Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro

Noordcreek Arbor Breanna Ex 90 Noordcreek Holsteins, Gowanstown

Cedarbrook Outside Quaker Ex 90 Cedarbrook Holsteins, Elmira

Cobble Hills Morph Delmor 84 Ex 90 Cobble Hills Holsteins, St. Marys

Lorneva Baxter Pixie Ex 90 Lorneva Redlou Abigal Red Ex 90 Bruce L. Loach & Family, New Liskeard

Hartland Mr Sam Jessi Ex 90 Hartland Holsteins, Moorefield

Holzer Christina Ex 90 Holzer Jennyjo Destry Ex 90 Holzer Shottle Deborah Ex 90 Bushy View, Lakeside

Clearenk Linjet Tatum Ex 90 Clearenk Farms, Gowanstown

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Fieldhouse Redlou Rivet Ex 90 Fieldhouse Farms, Ariss

Lemlar Goldwyn Dallas Ex 90 Lemlar Shottle Florence Ex 90 Lemlar Farms Ltd, Woodstock

Indianmaidn Karik Carley Ex 90 Indian Maiden Farms, Moorefield Ivdale Sept Storm Violet Ex 90 Ivdale Holsteins, Shakespeare Jaywestacre Redesign Bettie Ex 90 Marlawn Holsteins, St. Jacobs Jodette Redmans Fire Ex 90 Benschop Farms, Bowmanville Jodette Holsteins, Orono Jook-I Cassino 8362 Ex 90 Shady Corner Farms, Drayton Joydholm Denzel Leola Ex 90 Lloyd Diefenbacher, Moorefield Kelhaven Tim Mcgraw Ex 90 Kim & Susan Topp, Embro Kennydale Surprise Lucy Ex 90 Leroy Kraemer, Wallenstein Kingsmill Drh Alusion-Et Ex 90 Walkerbrae Farms, Guelph Kingwel Raptor Renew Ex 90 Bryan Weldrick, Tavistock Welhaven Farms Ltd, Tavistock

Olortine Bolton Janessa Ex 90 Oscar M. Martin, Wallenstein

Stolhaven Royal Delta-Et Ex 90 Maplevue Farms, Listowel Stoney Meadow Carlos Goldwyn Ex 90 Stoney Meadow Holsteins, Embro Strathallan Redlou Flossie Ex 90 Harvey R. Allan, Rockwood Tamlane Denison Ziggy Ex 90 Tamlane Farms, Orono Terrdale Bonanza Mighty Ex 90 McNaughton View Farms, Bainsville Thrulane Mailing Camilla Ex 90 Thrulane Holsteins, Elmira Tomalynn Bbh Goldwyn Tessa Ex 90 Tomalynn F C Natasha Ex 90 Tomalynn Farms, Omemee Trustmore Damion Desire Ex 90 Trustmore Farms Inc, Slate River Ulmar Samuelo Dorina Ex 90 Hans U. Pfister, Mitchell Up-Ridge Knowledge Greatness Ex 90 Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro Veumount Fever Dinae Ex 90 Leslie Dolson, Guelph Veumount Final Cut Betsy Ex 90 Veumount Farm, Slate River Vinksland Redesign Iline Ex 90 Vinksland Farms, St. Pauls Walkerbrae Million Leila Ex 90 Walkerbrae Sanchez Dannie Ex 90 Walkerbrae Farms, Guelph Walnutlawn Duplex Glorious Ex 90 Walnutlawn Goldwyn Jade Ex 90 Walnutlawn Knowledge Barbette Ex 90 Walnutlawn Farms Limited, Tavistock Walnutmeadow Alfredo Zachy Ex 90 Walnutmeadow Holsteins, Elmira Wardway Fbi Nina Ex 90 Wardway Farms Ltd, Woodstock Waybru B L Blitz Ex 90 Wayne Brubacher, Elmira

Oostview Denzel Snickers Ex 90 Oostview Farm Ltd, Lakeside

Weberlane Lheros Candle Ex 90 Webhaven Gibson Louise Ex 90 Webhaven Goldwyn Candy Ex 90 Webhaven Holsteins, Arthur

Orvancy Salto Patty Ex 90 Orvancy Holsteins, Alma

Webine Re Design Laurissa Ex 90 Webine Holsteins, Elmira

Pinebreuk Kim Burns Ex 90 Valley Centre Farms, Slate River

Webstar Shottle Susanna Ex 90 Scenic Holsteins, St. Marys

Quality Durham Face Ex 90 Allan & Lorne Vis, Murillo

Wedgeview Power Amber Ex 90 Laverne Gingrich, Drayton

Quality M D Folfo Ex 90 Glenvue Holsteins, Rockwood Quality Holsteins, Vaughan

Welane Aloha Cutie Ex 90 Hidden Lane Dairy Inc, Elmira

Redlodge Redlou Wisteria Ex 90 Fieldhouse Farms, Ariss

Welane Sanchez Twinkie Ex 90 Welane Shottle Courtney Ex 90 Lewis Weber, Elmira

Richdale Phoenix Lynda Ex 90 Richdale Holsteins, Elmira

Wilgro Celeste Davina Ex 90 Wilgro Holsteins, Palmerston

Rollingview Tempo Annie Ex 90 Nelson Weber, Wallenstein

Wilmarlea Bigstone Breana Ex 90 Wilmarlea Outside Lori Ex 90 Wilmarlea Farm, Embro

Salem Quick Angel Ex 90 Thursthill Farms, Lindsay Sandy-Valley Atwd Brandy-Et Ex 90 Carldot Farms, Stratford Sevenoaks Outside Erica Ex 90 Sevenoaks Holsteins, Beachville Skipper Spirte Ann Ex 90 Scenic View Holsteins, Elmira Smilebrook Madison Buckeye Ex 90 Smilebrook Farms Inc, Mitchell Smithden Bolton Alyssa Ex 90 Smithden Holsteins Inc, Woodstock Southeast Ashlar Luna Ex 90 Henry A. Klooster, Tavistock Speedside Promo Doris Ex 90 Bruce Witmer, Woodstock Springhope Baroque Denyse Ex 90 Martin A. & Alex D. Hossack, Thamesford

Krul Denzel Psuesy Ex 90 Krul Holsteins Ltd, Arthur

Sprucecho Touchdown Amber Ex 90 Sprucecho Farms Inc, Moorefield

Lebold Goldwyn Leila Ex 90 Lebold Farms Inc, Wellesley

Squibbland Roxy Talent Ex 90 K. Dean & Debbie Squibb, St. Pauls

Windknoll Alexander Solar Ex 90 Windknoll Holsteins, Elora Winmart Fever Trump Ex 90 Lloyd M. Martin, Drayton Winright Balerina Ex 90 Lester & Shirley Gingrich, Elmira Winterose Morty Pauline Ex 90 Dale Martin, Elmira Woodfield Redrock Cathy Ex 90 Larry Gingrich, Elmira Woodstonian Ulandia 981 Ex 90 Woodstonian Holsteins Inc, Ingersoll Woolview Windhammer Julie Ex 90 Lester & Shirley Gingrich, Elmira

AUGUST VGs Breeze Hill Windbrook Sheena Vg 87 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare Claynook Dawnette Hunter Vg 87 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg Darwell Windbrook Peanut Vg 87 Les & Darlene Sharpe, Orton

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Drewholme Dempsey Alcena Vg 87 Drewholme Holsteins, Gowanstown

Carldot Windbrook Ta Blossom Vg 86 Carldot Farms, Stratford

Holzer Honey Shadow Vg 86 Bushy View, Lakeside

Murraylodge Gigi Vg 86 Murraylodge Farm Ltd, Embro

Eastside Lewisdale Percision Vg 87 Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro

Clayhaven Shadow Dancer Vg 86 Melvin G. Martin, Wallenstein

Holzer Maid By Sid Vg 86 Delhome Holsteins, Milverton

New Galma Gold Chip Araceli Vg 86 New Galma Dairy, Mt. Elgin

Holzer Alexander Maybe Vg 87 Holzer At Shot Dixes Vg 87 Holzer Sky Debs Atwood Vg 87 Bushy View, Lakeside

Claynook Danessa Doorman Vg 86 Claynook Darielle Sympatico Vg 86 Claynook Dextry Day Vg 86 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg

Joalfarms Sanchez Ripple Vg 86 Allan & Lorne Vis, Murillo

Oconnors Windhammer Lydia Vg 86 Fricosons Holsteins, Newcastle

Langeweer Freddie Bernadet 998 Vg 87 Langeweer Dairy Farms, Woodstock

Doanlea Longshot Filia Vg 86 Donald I. Doan, Norwich

Joren Raptor Replay Vg 86 Joren Holsteins, Woodstock

Overdale Fever Coral Vg 86 Nelson Weber, Wallenstein

Mcintosh Xandra Braxton Vg 87 McIntosh Holsteins, Embro

Drianneh Jayz Nancy Vg 86 Drianneh Green Dairy Ltd, Mt. Elgin

Joydholm Clemente Betty Vg 86 Lloyd Diefenbacher, Moorefield

Petherton Dempsey Erline Vg 86 Wrighthaven Farms Ltd., Kenilworth

Ms Farnear Mica Margarita Vg 87 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg

Dualane Legitimate Carina Vg 86 Kloepfer Holdings Ltd, Ingersoll

Karlinrock Lavanguard Joany Vg 86 Karlinrock Stanleycup Nokie Vg 86 Marlin R. Martin, Palmerston

Piepers Smokin Mia Vg 86 Kroekenstoel Farms, Manilla

Patience Goldchip Lillie Vg 87 Indian Maiden Farms, Moorefield

Fradon Detox Sara Vg 86 Fradon Holsteins Ltd, Woodstock Alberto Medina, Asturias

Sandy Crest Gold Finch Vg 87 Fountlane Farm, Ethel Marthaven Holsteins, Woodstock

Fraeland Nipan Delphia Vg 86 Fraeland Farms, Fergus

Snowbiz Brewmaster Swan Vg 87 Fraeland Farms, Fergus

Fraserdell Atlantic Joy 48 Vg 86 Genesis Farms Ltd, Stratford

Wayholme Reginald Petunia Vg 87 Cleon Bauman, Elmira

Fricosons Dempsey Ozone Vg 86 Fricosons Holsteins, Newcastle

Webhaven Fever Carmel Vg 87 Webhaven Holsteins, Arthur

Glenvue Sid Falon Vg 86 Glenvue Holsteins, Rockwood Quality Holsteins, Vaughan

Willdina Atwood Kalyn Vg 87 Kawartha Holsteins, Lindsay Roselandvale Farms, Millbrook

Hanalee Goldwyn Jemma Vg 86 Hank & Nancy-Lee Hazeleger, Embro

Woolview Fever Bonita Vg 87 Lester & Shirley Gingrich, Elmira

Havenvalley Shadow Ballon Vg 86 Havenvalley Holsteins, Wallenstein

Altona Lea Dempsey Gale Vg 86 Frank Barkey & Family, Blackstock

Hazelcrest Mccutchen Cameo Vg 86 Hazelcrest Holsteins, Embro

Blondin Lauthority Sizzle Vg 86 Nelson Weber, Wallenstein

Heath-Dyment Mystique-Et Vg 86 Alex & Trevor Martin, Elmira

Breeze Hill Dundee Sammy Vg 86 Rockmont Holsteins, Shakespeare

Hiddenspring Hero Malei Vg 86 Hiddenspring Holsteins, Elmira

Bruview Lauthority Cato Vg 86 Bruview Holsteins, Elmira

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Canhope Heztry Carrington Vg 86 Ron Canning, Palmerston

Alexander Midget Vg 86 Blacklip Shadow Vg 86 Dash D Bradnick Vg 86 Gold Chip Gigley Vg 86

Kawartha Braxton Roxette Vg 86 Kawartha Holsteins, Lindsay Kellwood Steady Cody Vg 86 Kellwood Holsteins, Gilford Kostaholme Windbrook Wynne Vg 86 Kostaholme Holsteins, Drayton Liramo Admiralyne Vg 86 Ferme Liramo Inc, PQ Maifield Braxton Fayme Vg 86 Maifield Sid Kimmie Vg 86 Almet Farms Ltd, Bowmanville Mapleburg Sid Garvity Vg 86 R. & D. Garfat Farms, Woodstock Maplekay Sanflan Celestina Vg 86 Maplekay Farms Limited, Woodstock Maradun Lauthority Rosa Vg 86 Benschop Farms, Bowmanville

Smithden Bango Bella Vg 86 Smithden Holsteins Inc, Woodstock Spruce Lawn Dempsey Linda Vg 86 Cleon Gingrich, Drayton Terrdale Atwood Dena Vg 86 Terrdale Holsteins, Brinston Trustmore Sid Kristy Vg 86 Trustmore Farms Inc, Slate River Up-Ridge Acme Jellybean Vg 86 Up-Ridge Holsteins, Embro Velthuis Golden Adele Vg 86 Clarkvalley Holsteins, Woodville View-Home Mcc Found-Et Vg 86 Claynook Farms Ltd, New Hamburg Walkerbrae Shiraz Reese Vg 86 Walkerbrae Sid Velvet Vg 86 Walkerbrae Farms, Guelph

Marelvue Brawler Lautamie Vg 86 Eli M. Martin, Gowanstown

Walnutlawn Doorman Supra Vg 86 Walnutlawn Lauthority Riley Vg 86 Walnutlawn Farms Limited, Tavistock

Mayanne Coach Sandra Vg 86 Maynard W Martin, Harriston

Webhaven Fever Tammy Vg 86 Webhaven Holsteins, Arthur

Mcintosh Josie Gw Vg 86 McIntosh Holsteins, Embro

Woolview Fever Monique Vg 86 Lester & Shirley Gingrich, Elmira

Midlee Goldchip Christmas Vg 86 Midlee Farms Ltd, Osgoode

ontario’s

• Eby016 B G Easter Lilly Ex-95-3E

EX-94 & Higher

• Odyssey Golden Matrix Ex-95-3E

• Marfloacres Damion Lulu Ex-94

Over 125,000 Kilograms of Milk

Best of the Breed Bred by Floyd L. Martin, Mt. Forest, Owned by Quality Holsteins, Vaughan

• Phoenix Baxter Geometry Ex-94

Bred by Amaren Lane Farm, Branchton, Sandydale Farms Ltd, OK, Rob & Julie Eby, Ayr, F. Pretz, KS, C. Keen, KS, and C. Ratliff, KS; Owned by Rob & Julie Eby, Ayr Bred and Owned by Odyssey Holsteins, Seagrave

• Squibbland Willa Black Jack Vg-87. . 167,651 kgs Bred and Owned by K. Dean & Debbie Squibb, St Pauls

Bred by Barclay Phoenix, Uxbridge and Richard M. Green, Delaware; Owned by High Point Farms, Port Perry

• Elton Taffetta Progress Vg-88. . . . . 148,523 kgs

Bred and Owned by Darcroft Farms Ltd, Woodstock

• Friesiana T Stanley Karora Vg-85 . 148,126 kgs

• Darcroft Goldwyn Jewel 478 Ex-94

• Brownlands Paramount Satin Ex-94-2E Bred and Owned by Brownlands Farm, Enterprise.

Bred by Elton Creek Farms Ltd., Springfield Owned by Buis Farms Ltd., Aylmer

Bred by John De Boer, Mt. Elgin Owned by Drianneh Green Dairy Ltd., Mt. Elgin

• Florbil Goldwyn Penny Jo Ex-94-2E

• Squibbland Dorothy Lee Vg-85. . . . . 147,433 kgs

• Kingsway Dundee Lava Ex-94-2E

• Alexerin Income 772 Gp-80. . . . . . . . . . 142,392 kgs

• Lylehaven Atlas Paulette Ex-94-3E

• Schulzmar Leader Lynda Ex-90-5E. 136,079 kgs

Bred and Owned by Florbil Farms Ltd, Mildmay Bred and Owned by Kingsway Farms, Hastings Owned by Dalton J. Faris, East Gwillimbury

• Sedgrose Lyman Sue R Ex-94-3E

Bred and Owned by K. Dean & Debbie Squibb, St Pauls Bred and Owned by Alexerin Farms, Manotick

Bred by Erich Schulz, Ayton Owned by John Verburg, Londesboro

Bred and Owned by Sedgrose Farms, Norwood

• Watavue Jaclyn Outside Gp-83. . . . . . 129,840 kgs

Bred and Owned by Hans U. Pfister, Mitchell

• Resons Alexus Storm Vg-87. . . . . . . . . 127,550 kgs

• Ulmar Allen Tara Ex-94-3E

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Bred and Owned by Watavue Holsteins, Tavistock Bred by Resons Farm Ltd., Uxbridge Owned by Canuck Holsteins, Milverton

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superior

P

Production = profit. Just as with the type classification, it is important to recognize the cows that “get the job done.” Congratulations to all of the breeders and owners of the top five superior production records

in each age division for June 2015 through the end of August 2015!

ANIMAL NAME

CLASS

AGE

M

F

P

BCA Comp

M

F

P

DEV Comp

SUNOL SLEEMAN SAWYER

G-78

01-09

380

377

371

1128

(+138)

(+111)

(+126)

(+375)

STANTONS MOGUL CINDY

VG-87

01-09

414

435

379

1228

(+133)

(+130)

(+102)

(+365)

ALGERDALE LINDA ATTIC

G-77

01-11

358

350

350

1058

(+119)

(+121)

(+120)

(+360)

LANGEWEER LOGAN MARJAN 923

G-70

01-11

331

333

340

1004

(+122)

(+111)

(+123)

(+356)

GORROX IOTA 2230

G-75

01-11

349

348

334

1031

(+125)

(+119)

(+107)

(+351)

OCONNORS LIVING THE DREAM

VG-85

02-01

400

448

404

1252

(+119)

(+143)

(+127)

(+389)

HANENBERG LONNIE

GP-81

02-00

340

416

350

1106

(+103)

(+171)

(+107)

(+381)

HOLTDALE GERARD FLECK

GP-81

02-03

341

359

371

1071

(+110)

(+123)

(+133)

(+366)

BLOEMEN MANIFOLD 1629

G-78

02-11

356

347

349

1052

(+122)

(+109)

(+121)

(+352)

SIGNATURE SIDS MODEL

VG-87

02-06

381

372

367

1120

(+120)

(+107)

(+106)

(+333)

BRAITHLAND DENZEL BLANCHE

VG-87

03-05

337

336

313

986

(+139)

(+125)

(+117)

(+381)

GILLETTE WINDBROOK SAHARA

VG-89

03-02

330

452

348

1130

(+83)

(+189)

(+102)

(+374)

ALMERSON JASPER GINGER

GP-84

03-02

352

422

328

1102

(+112)

(+165)

(+86)

(+363)

GILLETTE JORDAN LOOK OVER

VG-87

03-00

376

377

350

1103

(+129)

(+114)

(+104)

(+347)

HOARD EVOLVE CRISTA

GP-82

03-04

309

362

310

981

(+96)

(+136)

(+96)

(+328)

MAPEL WOOD SHOTTLE LILI

VG-89

04-08

337

455

352

1144

(+87)

(+190)

(+102)

(+379)

VAN NES FREDDIE 4210

GP-80

04-00

376

419

368

1163

(+111)

(+157)

(+102)

(+370)

S-S-HOLSTEIN THROTTLE 1680

G-77

04-08

377

529

380

1286

(+70)

(+195)

(+70)

(+335)

MARKHILL MR SAM CHLOE

EX-90

04-03

358

357

358

1073

(+117)

(+103)

(+110)

(+330)

GOULDHAVEN ABSOLUTE POLLY

EX-90

04-06

284

479

314

1077

(+46)

(+202)

(+69)

(+317)

BOSDALE BAXTER PORTEA

EX-90

05-00

326

379

294

999

(+99)

(+128)

(+74)

(+301)

SUMMITHOLM ASHLAR LEE

GP-82

05-07

375

370

363

1108

(+103)

(+99)

(+95)

(+297)

SONIBRAND MIKA 993

GP-83

05-02

352

336

329

1017

(+112)

(+87)

(+90)

(+289)

HEERDINK OMAN PATSY

VG-85

05-06

333

368

325

1026

(+92)

(+101)

(+83)

(+276)

MS CHARTROISE LA BIEKE-ET

EX-90

05-00

303

305

309

917

(+91)

(+84)

(+94)

(+269)

EX-91-4E

07-08

348

389

365

1102

(+125)

(+161)

(+141)

(+427)

GILLETTE BOLTON 2ND LOOK

EX-90

07-04

387

370

337

1094

(+140)

(+106)

(+92)

(+338)

SILVERRIDGE SEPTEMBER RAE

GP-80

07-02

319

484

334

1137

(+56)

(+204)

(+68)

(+328)

LOCKMAR GIBSON ALLISON

EX-91-6E

10-06

327

424

342

1093

(+84)

(+142)

(+95)

(+321)

BRANDERLEA OUTSIDE KITTY

VG-85

06-07

278

514

260

1052

(+37)

(+248)

(+14)

(+299)

YEARLINGS SUNOL FARMS, CARLETON PLACE STANTON BROS LIMITED, ILDERTON GERALD R. CROWDER & SON, MOUNTAIN LANGEWEER DAIRY FARMS, WOODSTOCK GORDONS ROXBURGH FARMS INC, THEDFORD

2 YEAR OLDS STANTON BROS LIMITED, ILDERTON

HANENBERG FARMS INC, NAVAN HOLTDALE FARMS, STAYNER BLOEMEN DAIRY FARMS, LUCAN EMMA FARLINGER, MORRISBURG

3 YEAR OLDS MACKSVILLA FARMS, GLENCOE FERME GILLETTE INC, EMBRUN ALMERSON FARMS LTD, CAMPBELLFORD FERME GILLETTE INC, EMBRUN JANERIC FARMS LTD. GOLSPIE, WOODSTOCK

4 YEAR OLDS DARCROFT FARMS LTD, WOODSTOCK; HANK & NANCY-LEE HAZELEGER, EMBRO; HAZBRO HOLSTEINS, EMBRO EVERGREEN HOLSTEINS, ETHEL ONTARIO INC 1024248, ST. BERNARDIN MARKHILL HOLSTEINS, INGERSOLL GOULDHAVEN FARMS, FORESTERS FALLS

5 YEAR OLDS BOSDALE FARMS INC, CAMBRIDGE JOE LOEWITH & SONS LTD, LYNDEN SONIBRAND FARM INC, ST. ISIDORE DE PRESCOTT SILVERRIDGE FARMS LTD, SPRINGFIELD; TRUSTMORE FARMS INC, SLATE RIVER VELTHUIS FARMS LTD, OSGOODE

MATURE COWS SQUIBBLAND PETUNIA MODEST J

K. DEAN & DEBBIE SQUIBB, ST. PAULS FERME GILLETTE INC, EMBRUN SILVERRIDGE FARMS LTD, SPRINGFIELD LOCKMAR HOLSTEINS, SUTTON WEST BRANDERLEA FARMS, ROCKWOOD

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Branch News

Director Elections (Ontario Branch) Article 2.3 – Board of Directors The Board of Directors shall consist of two (2) Members resident in each of the electoral districts of Western Ontario; West-Central Ontario; East-Central and Northern Ontario; and Eastern Ontario, the immediate Past President (if not otherwise currently a Director), and a Director selected by the National Directors of the Association resident in Ontario.

Nomination papers for the four electoral districts of Western; West-Central; East-Central and Northern Ontario; and Eastern Ontario Holstein must be filed with the Branch Office prior to December 31, 2015.

Holstein Canada Nomination forms for National Director must be filed with Holstein Canada by December 8, 2015.

BabyNews!

Congratulations to Kris MacLeod, Holstein Representative for Eastern Ontario and wife Laura MacMillan who welcomed their first child, a daughter, Kenna Ann MacLeod on June 27th, weighing in at 8 lbs. 3 oz.

Save the Date

34th Annual Ontario Holstein Branch Meeting Annual Meeting, Farm Tours, Master Breeder Recognition and Fun Auction February 23-24, 2016, Cornwall, ON See the Winter 2016 Link Magazine for complete details!

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Peter Brand named General Manager The Ontario Holstein Branch Board of Directors is pleased to announce the addition of Peter Brand as the new General Manager of the Ontario Holstein Branch. Peter will assume the role on November 1st 2015. He will work out of the Ontario Holstein Branch office in Cambridge, as well as serving as the Field Representative for West-Central Ontario.

“Peter brings a unique combination of skills and background to this role,” says President Ian Fraser. “In these fast-paced times, the Board is thrilled to support someone who offers both industry experience and a vision for the future, including the increased use of data in day to day herd management.”

The son of Holstein breeders, the new General Manager was raised on a dairy farm in Huron County and has dedicated his career to the dairy industry. A graduate of Ontario Agriculture College at the University of Guelph in Farm Operation and Management, Peter’s career has included a variety of roles including serving as a technician for the former United Breeders; coordinator of Field Systems with the former Gencor; and over 14 years with Canadian Dairy Network (CDN) in a variety of roles, the most recent being Industry Service Manager. Major projects during that time include the Canadian Test-Day Model; Data Exchange System including health trait data; and SNP genotyping for the use in genomic evaluations. Most recently, Peter has served as the Manager of Business and Technology Solutions at Holstein Canada for the past three years. Peter has been the main force behind the complete rewrite of the Herdbook software at Holstein Canada to be launched later this fall. In effort to see this project through this major milestone, Peter will remain with Holstein Canada until November 1st.

“With Peter playing such a key role in the rewrite of Holstein Canada’s Herdbook software, and with the Herdbook software also being a very important tool for the Branch, we are very supportive of having Peter join later in the year,” says President Fraser.

“I’m looking forward to reconnecting with our producers and working with the Ontario Holstein Branch staff and Board of Directors,” says Peter Brand. “We have a great industry that is constantly changing, and working closely with grassroots and industry makes us strong to navigate through these changes.”

The Board of Directors would also like to acknowledge the deep appreciation they have for the current Ontario Holstein Branch team for their support during the transition this summer. “The summer and fall are always very busy with member events, and their dedication to the Branch and to its members is highly motivating.

We know they will make a great team with Peter. The future for the Ontario Holstein Branch is bright,” adds President Fraser.

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Top Ontario Herds by LPI for August 2015 The results are in from the Canadian Dairy Network (CDN) on the top LPI herds in Ontario! CDN has calculated the top herds in Ontario by LPI based on the August 2015 proof release and grouped them according to size. Note that below, %G is the per cent of the herd that have been genomically tested. In the event of a tie, the herd with the largest number of cows broke the tie.

Top 20

Herd Size: 101-150 Cows in Ontario by LPI

No. of Cows

LPI

%G

Herd Prefix

No. of Cows

LPI

%G

FREUREHAVEN

27

2375

56

O’CONNOR

101

2357

41

CHANMAR

50

2293

28

MAYBLOSSOM

142

2259

2

Herd Prefix

RUTI

41

2288

44

GUNTENSPERGER

126

2258

24

BRILEA

38

2264

55

HAZELDOM & HANALEE

101

2244

35

VERNLA

30

2209

3

SILVERRIDGE

107

2214

27

TRIMAC

44

2206

0

ARDROSS

107

2198

21

MINTOGLEN

38

2196

29

NITH CREST

103

2195

10 6

CANADAIRY

26

2187

0

MIRELLA

118

2192

SLOPEYSIDE

28

2183

0

GORELAND

113

2191

0

EARINCLIFFE

34

2180

26

WALLACEVIEW

119

2146

15

SUNRISE

47

2178

0

KARNVILLA

105

2138

4

MOUNT ELGIN

37

2177

8

DAIRYDALE

101

2125

11

EBYBROOK

24

2177

58

VRIESDALE

121

2120

10

LEM-LAR

49

2173

12

HEEG DALE

118

2118

0

1610379 ONTARIO

25

2168

24

HOLMDALE

138

2116

14

ROCLANE

40

2164

3

CLEARYDALE

136

2110

1

GERBERLAND

44

2164

32

LAVIGNE

123

2110

1

VELLHAVEN

41

2162

10

OOSTVIEW

126

2105

0

MARTROCK

38

2162

3

MARTINDEL

122

2101

4

MEDWAY

50

2161

2

ATHLONE

130

2100

5

Herd Size: 51-100 Cows in Ontario by LPI

Top 20

Top 20 Herd Prefix BRABANTDALE

50

Top 20

Herd Size: 20-50 Cows in Ontario by LPI

No. of Cows

LPI

%G

Herd Prefix

94

2506

27

VELTHUIS

Herd Size: 151+ Cows in Ontario by LPI No. of Cows

LPI

%G

155

2515

61

BOLDI

53

2412

47

STANTON BROS

701

2381

59

MAPELWOOD

84

2391

42

CLAYNOOK

163

2344

83

HYDEN

61

2365

57

MILKY WAVE

213

2267

29

PROSPERE

70

2316

16

HEIDI

300

2267

90

BELLWIN

68

2310

4

ALBADON

179

2197

60

GLAUDALE

51

2305

31

GILLETTE

535

2168

23

APPLEVUE

73

2301

0

ECKERLEA ACRES

207

2144

0

CITILIMITS

87

2271

34

HYLAND

240

2142

13

GLENGARRY

58

2264

21

AGRIGUAY

220

2140

4

BRAEDALE

77

2261

12

MOUNTAIN VALLEY

153

2136

1

REDLODGE

54

2222

17

ELMWOLD

174

2118

1

TOPFARM

63

2206

5

DONNANDALE

275

2113

18

WRIGHTHAVEN

57

2201

11

ARMSTRONG MANOR

289

2112

73

SAZIEMAZ

70

2201

11

GERANN

205

2112

8

GREAVESTON

97

2199

0

GREEN ACRE

161

2110

5

CHARACTER

88

2197

92

JPC

168

2107

4

ERBCREST

59

2195

68

DONKELMAN

181

2097

1

RIVERDOWN

91

2190

7

IKENDALE

310

2090

0

AIJA

86

2180

13

SUMMITHOLM

435

2079

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Top Ontario Herds by Pro$ for August 2015 The results are in from the Canadian Dairy Network (CDN) on the top Pro$ herds in Ontario. CDN has calculated the top herds in Ontario by Pro$ based on the August 2015 proof release and grouped them according to size. Note that below, %G is the per cent of the herd that have been genomically tested. In the event of a tie, the herd with the largest number of cows broke the tie.

Top 20 Herd Prefix

Top 20

Herd Size: 20-50 Cows in Ontario by Pro$ No. of Cows

Pro$

%G

Herd Prefix

Herd Size: 101-150 Cows in Ontario by Pro$ No. of Cows

Pro$

%G

FREUREHAVEN

27

$949

56

O’CONNOR

101

$919

41

CHANMAR

50

$845

28

GUNTENSPERGER

126

$881

24

BRILEA

38

$772

55

MAYBLOSSOM

142

$731

2

HIGHHAVEN

106

$694

0

HEEG DALE

118

$650

0

RUTI

41

$737

44

TRIMAC

44

$670

0

MINTOGLEN

38

$650

29

GORELAND

113

$648

0

GERBERLAND

44

$639

32

SILVERRIDGE

107

$644

27

KEITH & Gary CHips

32

$622

0

MIRELLA

118

$629

6

ROCLANE

40

$616

3

HAZELDOM & HANALEE

101

$626

35

SUNRISE

47

$614

0

QUIET OAK

133

$622

2

LEM-LAR

49

$609

12

WALLACEVIEW

119

$590

15

GOVRO & ALTAMIRA

36

$605

0

NITH CREST

103

$588

10

BLAIR W. KELNER

38

$602

0

HOLMDALE

138

$569

14 0

EBYBROOK

24

$581

58

MARKWOOD

123

$560

BEAROSE

20

$570

0

CLEARYDALE

136

$558

1

RONWARD

40

$566

0

ARDROSS

107

$553

21

CANADAIRY

26

$557

0

DANZEL

104

$525

41

1610379 ONTARIO

25

$557

24

ROLLING LANDS

107

$520

0

MARTROCK

38

$557

3

SCHERPENZEEL

121

$513

0

STRADERHILL

43

$556

0

KOUWENBERG

142

$502

1

Top 20 Herd Prefix BRABANTDALE

Top 20

Herd Size: 51-100 Cows in Ontario by Pro$ No. of Cows

Pro$

%G

Herd Prefix

94

$1096

27

VELTHUIS

Herd Size: 151+ Cows in Ontario by Pro$ No. of Cows

Pro$

%G

155

$1114

61

BOLDI

53

$1038

47

STANTON BROS

701

$1038

59

MAPELWOOD

84

$890

42

HEIDI

300

$929

90

HYDEN

61

$878

57

MILKY WAVE

213

$894

29 83

APPLEVUE

73

$818

0

CLAYNOOK

163

$862

CITILIMITS

87

$808

34

ECKERLEA ACRES

207

$698

0

BRAEDALE

77

$794

12

ALBADON

179

$671

60

GLAUDALE

51

$771

31

ELMWOLD

174

$623

1

PROSPERE

70

$744

16

DONKELMAN

181

$621

1

GLENGARRY

58

$731

21

HYLAND

240

$616

13

BELLWIN

68

$723

4

JPC

168

$601

4

TOPFARM

63

$668

5

GILLETTE

535

$586

23

REDLODGE

54

$630

17

IKENDALE

310

$578

0

SAZIEMAZ

70

$630

11

SUMMITHOLM

435

$570

2 0

CHARACTER

88

$628

92

MOUNTAINOAK

198

$568

ERBCREST

59

$628

68

AGRIGUAY

220

$561

4

WRICO

79

$628

9

DONNANDALE

275

$558

18

GREAVESTON

97

$619

0

EVERGREEN

445

$551

0

WRIGHTHAVEN

57

$610

11

BOERNVIEW

223

$547

0

NOORDCREEK

54

$610

35

GREIDEN

583

$547

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2015 REGULATIONS & ELIGIBILITY This competition is effective for the 2015 Show Season and is open for residents of Ontario exclusively.

• Animal must be shown minimal at one (1) Ontario Branch recognized show to be eligible.

• Be a Registered Holstein • Be owned by or in partnership with the exhibitor who is an Ontario Resident • Have won 1st or 2nd prize at an Ontario Holstein Branch county or regional show • Have won 1st, 2nd, or 3rd prize at Ontario Spring Discovery, Ontario Summer Show, Eastern Ontario Championship or Autumn Opportunity Shows • Have been in the Top eight (8) Ontario owned placings at the 2015 Royal Winter Fair • Only one entry for Junior Breeder’s Herd per exhibitor • Only one entry for Breeder’s Herd per exhibitor • Senior animals must qualify in milking class *Placings at Shows outside of Ontario should be included but are not considered as Qualifying Shows.

4-H Classes

• You must be a member of a 4-H Dairy Calf Club.

• You must have shown your project at your club achievement day • 4-H Members must lead their own calf in at least two (2) Ontario Holstein Branch recognized shows but the animal need only qualify in one (1) show to be eligible • Entry form must show calf’s actual placing in the class as well as 4-H placing in the class • Have been 1st or 2nd 4-H Calf (in its class) at an Ontario Holstein Branch county or regional show.

• 1st, 2nd, 3rd 4-H Holstein Calf at Ontario Summer Show, Eastern Ontario Championship or Autumn Opportunity Shows or an Official 4-H Show with 75 or more 4-H members participating in the show. The date and location of these 4-H shows need to be at the Ontario Holstein Branch office prior to the show date and a complete marked catalogue must be forwarded to the Ontario Holstein Branch office no later than 15 days after the shows.

• Have been in the Top eight (8) Ontario owned 4-H placings in the Holstein 2015 RAWF Show OR 2015 TD Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic.

• All-Ontario 4-H Awards Require Separate Entry Form and Photo.

This entry form to only list those shows where the 4-H member lead his/her own calf.

• 4-H Calf owned by 4-H Member - The calf is solely or jointly owned by a 4-H member who used the calf as their 4-H project for 2015. The calf must be transferred into the 4-H members name before June 1, 2015.

CLASSES

1. Female, Junior Calf........................................... born on or after Mar. 1, ’15 2. Female, Intermediate Calf ......................... born Dec. 1, ’14 - Feb. 28, ’15 3. Female, Senior Calf.....................................born Sept. 1, ’14 - Nov. 30, ’14 4. Female, Summer Yearling ...........................born June 1, ’14 - Aug. 31, ’14 5. Female, Junior Yearling................................born Mar. 1, ’14 - May 31, ’14 6. Female, Intermediate Yearling ............................ Dec. 1, ’13 - Feb. 28, ’14 7. Female, Senior Yearling, non-milking.....born Sept. 1, ’13 - Nov. 30, ’13 8. Junior Breeder’s Herd, Group of 3 animals ...................bred by exhibitor 9. Female, Milking Yearling,............................born Sept. ’13, to Feb. 28, ’14 10. Female, Junior 2-year-old ...........................born Mar. 1, ’13 - Aug. 31, ’13 11. Female, Senior 2-year-old...........................born Sept. 1, ’12 - Feb. 28, ’13 12. Female, Junior 3-year-old ........................born March 1, ’12 - Aug. 31, ’12 13. Female, Senior 3-year-old...........................born Sept. 1, ’11 - Feb. 28, ’12 14. Female, 4-year-old........................................born Sept. 1, ’10 - Aug. 31, ’11 15. Female, 5-year-old....................................... born Sept. 1, ’09 - Aug. 31, ’10 16. Female, Mature Cow.............................................born prior to Sept. 1, ’09 17. Breeder’s Herd, Group of 3 animals................................bred by exhibitor 18. Junior 4-H Calf............................................................ born after Mar. 1, ’15 19. Intermediate 4-H Calf ................................ born Dec. 1, ’14 - Feb. 28, ’15 20. Senior 4-H Calf............................................born Sept. 1, ’14 - Nov. 30, ’14 21. Summer Yrlg. 4-H Calf ................................born June 1, ’14 - Aug. 31, ’14 22. Junior Yrlg. 4-H Calf.....................................born Mar. 1, ’14 - May 31, ’14 23. 4-H Calf owned by 4-H Member........ Open to ALL 4-H Age Animals

ENTRIES

Owners are required to submit an official entry form for each animal they wish to enter. Your entry form must be accompanied by a 5x7 photograph or digital photograph taken in the current show season and must show the stage of lactation she was in when she competed. Colour photos are preferred however black and white ones will be accepted.

Note: Each entry for each class require a photo (if entering in open class and 4-H class two (2) photos are required)

NOMINATION & SELECTION

BREEDER’S HERD PICTURES

Presentation of awards will be made at the Ontario Holstein Branch Annual meeting in February 2016. Results will be considered unofficial and cannot be published by any other company until after presentations are made.

A Senior Yearling can be nominated in both the milking & non-milking class but, her show winnings are only applicable to the chosen stage. (ie) A yearling could qualify pre-freshening and then qualify after freshening and be eligible for both classes. BUT you must have a picture freshened and non-milking. It is imperative to denote stage of heifer at time of showing as Milking or Non-Milking when listing show results.

A nomination committee of 4 judges will make selections from each of the classes in late November 2015. A panel of 8 judges (along with the nomination committee) will choose the winning entries from the nominations. The results will be published in the Winter 2016 issue of The L ink M agazine.

For Additional Entry Forms or Further Information contact: Ontario Holstein Branch 519-653-6180 www.ontario.holstein.ca/Awards.html

By popular demand, exhibitors can submit three (3) individual pictures of the members of your Breeder’s Herd and Junior Breeder’s Herd. However group pictures will still be accepted. Photos must be taken in the 2015 show season, showing the stage of lactation.

Cows that have shown in a production class (re: 50,000 kg) will be placed in the class according to their age.

ENTRY DEADLINE IS NOVEMBER 18th, 2015

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Deadline For Entries:

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EMAIL to branch@ontario.holstein.ca or FAX 519-653-2129 Name of Animal: CLASS: Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy): Name of Exhibitor(s)/Owner:

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Holstein Canada’s New Herd Enrollment Program Gorriemorrie, Gorrie, ON

By Angela Howard

Encouragement from an industry partner while visiting the farm inspired Heike Hofman to consider registering his 210 cow herd. My visit shortly thereafter resulted in a complete registration of the Gorriemorrie herd and an interest in the programs and services that are offered from the dairy industry!

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Heike came to Canada with his parents where they began dairy farming in an older 40 cow tie-stall barn in 1991. The family purchased a 100 acre empty dairy farm outside of Gorrie in Huron County. At the time, they were anxious to start milking and compiled a herd by purchasing cattle from a number of herds, purchasing grades and some purebreds. In 1996, the family made the decision to build a new barn to improve cow comfort. A 120 cow free-stall barn was built with a double 10 parallel parlor. In 1998, Heike’s parents took a step back from the farm and allowed him to take over more of the day to day work and decisions for the herd. 2003 was a big year for Heike with marrying his wife Sharon and building another new barn. Again, to allow for growth and cow comfort, a 220 cow freestall was erected. At that time, space was left for the building of a rotary parlor, but the cattle were still milked in the old parlor. As fate would have it, in 2008 Heike was drawn to the robotic age and installed 3 Lely robots in the new barn.

This decision proved to be very positive and the Hofmans have been very pleased with the choice they made to install robots. Not only has it offered great flexibility, but it has been a positive for their cows. Today, they are milking between 210-220 cows and have replaced one of the original robots with an A4 and added another A4, totaling 4 robots.

They are also now farming 650 acres.

Heike and Sharon have 4 children, Derek 11, Kirsten 9, Jason 7 and Janelle 5. The entire family enjoys farm life and each plays a role on the farm. Heike is happy to be starting his herd on registrations and DHI as it offers a great start for his children if they are interested in the future.

and he sees continuous improvement with the implementation of robots in the herd.

Long-lasting, powerful cows can be seen throughout the herd of this new member.

Although the herd is predominantly black and white, you will see a few red and white animals as well to satisfy an interest of this young breeder.

Heike truly enjoys working with his cattle and loves to see what is coming in the next generation. By enrolling as a new member with Holstein Canada, and registering his cattle he is able to more effectively analyze these generations. I certainly look forward to working with this enthusiastic member for years to come.

Back (L to R) Heike and Sharon Hofman and son Derek.

Front (L to R) Kirsten, Jason and Janelle.

he receives from DHI and recognizes that even though the robot will offer information on the herd, he still receives more from DHI and registrations. This is stored information that will always be there to access.

When considering the benefits of registration, Heike felt that being able to individually track and trace cow families would assist with more effective mating of his herd. He also heard that by having registered animals, he would see greater prices when selling his animals.

With all animals now registered from birth, he has seen a tangible difference in prices when selling, even for cull. Heike has participated in the AAA program for about 4 years, but is considering classification as well in the near future.

Management is of the utmost importance to the Hofmans. They use DHI and the information from the robots to individually manage the cows in their herd and to selectively When breeding cattle, Heike focusses on mate them using AI services. Heike is a firm high lifetime production and functional believer in the herd management reports that type. Longevity is a real goal for him as well

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Experience the benefits of animal registration and classification!

• Available to all herds who have not classified in two or more years.

• Herd consultation visit with an experienced classifier. Discuss the benefits of classification and how the information can be used on farm.

• No charge herd visit fee (regular or mid round) for first classification.

• For qualifying herds with no registration activity for 3 or more years the program will also offer:

– Registration fee discounted by 50% for all animals (excluding base) registered within 6 months of commitment to the program.

– No charge to transfer ownership of animals resident in the herd prior.

– To qualify for the registration savings herds must agree to participate in at least one classification visit.

• Ontario Holstein Field staff are available to help you with the registration process.

www.ontario.holstein.ca

Your Ontario Holstein Branch

...working for you

285 Fountain Street South, Cambridge ON N3H 1J2 • 519-653-6180 • branch@ontario.holstein

Across Canada, provincial Branches of Holstein Canada were formed to work closely with members in the province and promote the services provided by the Branch and Holstein Canada. Each province’s Board of Directors sets its activity fees based on the budget it requires to carry out Branch activities and services for the year. Ontario’s fee – currently set at 12% – is added to each registration, classification, verification and pedigree completed by a member. We are one of only two provinces to employ a fulltime staff and pride ourselves on offering an exceptional level of service and value-added activities to our members. Leadership also comes from the provincial Board of Directors that sees policies and represents our members’ visions for the future.

Our Mission: To assist and grow the membership of the Ontario Holstein Branch through youth activities, education, breed promotion and act as an advocate for the dairy industry.

Youth Opportunities ✔ Junior Shows (4 in province) ✔ I nter-county 4-H Dairy Judging ✔ C anadian 4-H Dairy Classic ✔ Dairy Sen$e School ✔ Ontario Dairy Youth Trust Fund ✔ Youth Awards O ntario Dairy Youth Award, Spirit of 4-H, Holstein Canada Young Adult Convention, Post Secondary Scholarships

✔ Junior All-Ontario Show Program

Member Recognition

Field Representatives – Your Liaison at the Branch, Club and Individual Level!

What does a Field Rep do?

In need of assistance?

•W orks with County Holstein Clubs to co-ordinate District Tours, Breeders’ Cup Competitions, Twilight Meetings, Young Breeders’ meetings, and other member events

Your Ontario Holstein Field Representative is on hand to help with:

•A ssists with County, Regional and National Holstein Show, and sits on regional show committees • Organizes provincial events in their district •P romotes the Holstein Breed at trade shows and industry meetings.

• Th e use of Holstein Canada services • Record keeping • Problem solving • Breeding advice • Interpretation of industry data

Call Angela Howard (Western Ontario) 519-535-7769, Adrian Vander Wielen (East-Central) 705-927-3701, Peter Brand (West-Central) 519-635-3280 or Kris MacLeod (Eastern Ontario) 613-795-1396 today!

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✔ Master Breeder Award ✔ O utstanding Service Award for Dairy Women ✔ Certificates for High-Achieving cows (Production & Classification) ✔ Classification & LPI Recognition

Breed Promotion ✔ The Link Magazine ✔ A ll-Ontario Holstein Competition ✔ Dairy Cattle Evaluation Clinics ✔ District Tours ✔ Ontario Joint Dairy Breeds

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Holstein Happenings

October 30

Perth County Banquet, Mitchell

October 30

Lanark County Awards Night, Perth, 7:00pm NOVEMBER 2015 November 7-9

Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic Junior Show; Showmanship Judges: Thierry Jaton and John Werry, Conformation Judge: Molly Sloan November 12-13

Royal Agricultural Winter Fair Holstein Show November 17 Huron County Barn Meeting/AGM,

Steenbeek Farm November 18 Dufferin County Holstein Club Barn

& Annual Meeting, Simonhof Farms November 19

Peterborough Holstein Club Car Tour and Annual Meeting November 20 Bruce County Barn Meeting/AGM,

Albadon Farms November 20 Leeds/Grenville County Banquet,

6:45 pm, Roebuck Hall Renfrew County Awards Night,

Cobden Ag Hall

Prince Edward County Holstein Club Banquet and fun Auction “The Waring House” 7pm November 21 L & A Holstein Club Banquet Selby

Hall 7pm November 25

Perth County Barn Meeting/AGM, Scott Terpstra, Avonview, 10:30 am

November 25

Grey County Holstein Club Barn Annual Meeting, Edgar Martin, Loveville Holsteins, 145388 Southgate Rd., Dundalk November 26

Stormont County Awards Night, 7 pm November 27

Glengarry County Awards Night, Alexandria Curling Club November 28

Prescott County Xmas Party DECEMBER 2015 December 1 Waterloo Barn Meeting/AGM, Bechvale, Mike & Sarah Bechtel, 11 am December 2 Wellington County AGM/Barn

Meeting, 11 am Corey Martin, Lakeridge, 7830 4th Line, Mapleton

Niagara AGM, Fork’s United Church December 3

Northumberland County Holstein Club Car Tour and Anuual Meeting

Frontenac County AGM December 4 Haldimand-Norfolk AGM, Keylas

Farm, the Winger Family, Jarvis, 10:30 am

Lanark County AGM December 5

Oxford County Farm Tour December 8 Carleton-Russell AGM, Red Dot Café,

Osgoode December 9 Dundas-Stormont AGM

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Essex-Kent AGM Leeds/Grenville AGM, 10:30 am,

Roosburg Farms (the Verburgs), in conjunction with EastGen *lunch sponsored by EastGen

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December 16

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Lambton County AGM January 14

Oxford County AGM January 15

Haldimand-Norfolk Banquet, Jarvis Community Hall, 7 pm January 25

Eastern ON Executive Club Meeting/Governance Workshop January 26

East-Central ON Executive Club Meeting/Governance Workshop January 27

Western ON Executive Meeting/ Governance Workshop FEBRUARY 2016 February 4-5

London Dairy Congress February 23-24

Ontario Holstein Branch AGM and surrounding events, Cornwall MARCH 2016 March 8-9

Branch/National Workshop, Holstein Canada, Brantford APRIL 2016 April 4

Ontario Spring Discovery Jersey Show, Ancaster Fairgrounsd 9:30 am April 5

Ontario Spring Discovery Holstein Show, Ancaster Fairgrounds, 9 am April 6-7

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Jim & Carol, Scott, Andrew &ElyseLockie Farm: Lockmar Holsteins Herd Size: Milking 80 with 260 head total Operation Type: Tie stall with TMR Location: Sutton, Ontario

6. What are you most proud of in your herd/operation?

We are proud that we are a Master Breeder Herd that is currently 84 per cent VG or EX, which is entirely homebred. Also, we are most proud that the next generation will be carrying on our love and passion for cows here at Lockmar.

7. If you could improve one thing in your herd/operation, what would it be?

We currently have a modern, well ventilated tie-stall barn which makes chores fairly straight forward. We do think one day, a free stall barn with robots will be something to consider as labour is a big challenge for any dairy farm.

8. If you could have ANY cow standing in your barn, who would it be and why?

Being a Holstein breeder from York Region how could you not love Quality B C Frantisco EX-96-3E. She was truly an amazing cow. She achieved great accomplishments in the show ring and also through her offspring. Who wouldn’t want a 27 Star, two-time Royal Grand Champion and Cow of the Year like that in their barn!

9. What is one thing you would tell a young farmer starting out that you wish you had been told?

Starting with a grade herd, the main goal was to achieve a Master Breeder Shield, but it seemed so far out of reach. But listening to Master Breeders and asking questions got us within reach of our ultimate goal and eventually achieving it. Always hold your head high, sometimes you will be faced with tough decisions but you will get through. Work hard and ask questions, you are never finished learning.

Scott, Carol, Jim, Andrew and Elyse Lockie 1. What is your family’s history with Holsteins?

Jim’s great grandfather and grandfather moved to the current farm in 1921. Jim’s father Byron and himself became members of Holstein Canada in 1974 and started to register cattle. In 2001, they were honoured to earn a Master Breeder Shield. Currently the farm is managed by Jim and Carol and two sons Scott and Andrew.

10. How do you use genomic information in your herd and what are your thoughts on the future of genomics?

We try to use genomic bulls with proven families. We think genomics can help if used in the right situation, but being old fashioned we still love to breed our cows to proven bulls.

11. How many cows do you flush each year? How do you market your embryos that are for sale?

Currently we don’t flush as often as we used to. Recently we have had some bad luck with embryos and felt it had not been worth the investment. We mostly keep the embryos and use them to improve our herd.

2. What are your breeding goals?

Our main objective when breeding cattle is to breed “The Canadian 12. Being in the breeding business, what traits do you find sell the best? What trait Kind.” Our goal is to be able to produce high component milk do you value most? (milk, fat and protein)from high type cows.

We find that udder and leg health is a huge selling point. When a cow has those traits, chances are she will have longevity which ultimately 3. What genetic tools are most important in your breeding program? equals profitability. We value udder and leg health, these traits most The most important tools in our breeding program consist of often make for a reliable, healthy and profitable cow. classification, DHI and the herd mating provided from EastGen. 13. Which bulls do you feel has had the most impact on your herd over the years and today?

4. Describe the ultimate/ideal cow for your operation.

In the past, Comestar Leader and Silky Gibson had a huge impact The ideal cow for our operation would have to be a good sized, well- on our herd creating strong, powerful and real dairy cows. Recently, balanced cow with a great mammary system and correct feet and we have had tremendous success with Braedale Goldwyn and legs. Having a cow with depth of rib and lots of capacity enabling Regancrest Design. Currently, we are very pleased with our milking her to produce larger volumes of milk is also a must.

Pine-Tree Sid and Gillette Windbrook daughters.

5. What cow in your barn is currently the “Heart of the Herd”?

The Heart of our Herd is Lockmar Gibson Allison, EX-91-6E. She is an extremely powerful cow, a real barn cow! She has a current lifetime production of 105,518 KG in eight lactations. Her most recent lactation in her 11th year produced 17,695 KG of milk at 851, 4.8% fat, 611, 3.5% protein (327-424-342). Other members of this cow family, herself and her progeny have been huge contributors to our herd’s success. Her grand dam, Lockmar Astro Jet Allison was our first homebred excellent. Allison is the definition of a cow that combines type, conformation and longevity.

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Everything on the farm contributes to the overall success of our operation. Attention to detail is crucial, making sure each calf, heifer and cow is healthy and happy. A comfortable cow is a happy cow.

Cow comfort and quality feeds leads to a more profitable cow. It all begins the moment the calf is born. Everyone can agree that the success of a cow all begins when it’s a calf. The main contributing factor to the success of our operation has to be the hard work and dedication from our entire family involved on the farm. www.ontario.holstein.ca

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“Our two Meridian daughters both scored 86 as 2-year-olds.

They have developed really nice since calving and have excellent udder texture. These cows are the nicest uddered 2-year-olds we have ever calved. They have a great will to milk and sit way above average for milk production. I purchased both these daughters because I liked their conformation and pedigrees and I had seen enough Meridian daughters that I decided I needed to own some!�

Tom and Tracy Benschop of Benrise Holsteins, Bowmanville, ON, currently milking two Meridian daughters.

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