Wisconsin Holstein News - October 2020

Midwest Holsteins Breeder Profile: Goers Family Dairy, LLC Wisconsin Summer Championship Show Results WHA All-Breeds Futurity Results October 2020 – Wisconsin Holstein News – 1 District 7 Report

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Upcoming WHA Events November 10 Distinguished Holstein Breeder

and Distinguished Young Holstein

Breeder Applications due to office

October 2020

February 2021 26-27 WHA Adult Convention

Country Inn and Suites by Radisson

Fort Atkinson * Please note that due to the evolving nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, some of these events may be rescheduled or canceled completely.

Please refer to the WHA website for a more current view of events.

On the cover: Shawon Vande Zande with Siemers Pure Ki-Anna EX-95 at the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show that was held August 23-29 at the Washington County Fair Park and Conference Center, West Bend.

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Breeder Profile: Goers Family Dairy, LLC Wisconsin Summer Championship Holstein Show Results All-Wisconsin and Reserve All-Wisconsin Winners Jr. All-Wisconsin and Reserve Jr. All-Wisconsin Winners Wisconsin Summer Championship Red & White Show Results WHA All-Breeds Futurity Results District 6 Holstein Futurity Results Agromatic Holstein Futurity Results Ready, Set, Show! Clinic Recap Youth Dairy Classic Results

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21 2023 WHA All-Breeds Futurity Form 22 2021 Internship Information 25 Wisconsin Holstein Youth

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From the President - Pam Selz-Pralle Wow! What a Championship Show! The quality was amazing. The excitement and camaraderie in the barns was exhilarating.

Hats off to the executive show committee, WHA staff, and volunteers for their resilience and agility in making this show happen. They were relentless in making sure every detail was taken care of and with great agility turned “lemons into lemonade” when met with a challenge that could cancel the show. We needed a show. And they made it happen. Be sure to take a minute to text, call, or send them a note of your appreciation.

Exec. Show Committee: Steve Endres, Tom Cull, Sara Feldmann, Sarah Wendorf, Angela Brown, Mandy Sell, Lynn Harbaugh, Craig Krohlow, Bob Cramer Jr.; WHA Staff: Laura, Mara and Charitee.

It’s that time when the days are getting shorter, leaves are getting brighter, and harvest is in full swing. If 2020 has taught us anything, it’s that we can live without concerts, conferences and professional sports. It’s also been a reminder to Americans and politicians the importance of food. For Holstein breeders, it reinforced the value of a simple cow show. A time for friendly competition, but more importantly a time to mingle with “salt of the earth” people who love Holsteins.

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Breeder Profile

District 7: Goers Family Dairy, LLC

by Mara Budde A unique approach to breeding, a watchful eye on management and care, and continued dedication to the Registered Holstein cow keeps the Goers Family Dairy, LLC successful. The dairy, which has been owned by the Goers family for 150 years, has seen a number of changes throughout the years on all fronts.

The 230-cow dairy is owned by David and Marilyn and their two sons, Jeff and Matt. The farm was purchased in 1967 from David’s parents with Jeff and Matt coming in to form an LLC in 2014. This makes Jeff and Matt the fifth generation to farm the land their German ancestors settled on in 1869.

While roles, and set up, have changed on the farm over the years, both David and Marilyn remain as active on the farm as they have for the last 50. David does a lot of fieldwork but also assists with scraping the freestalls and hauling manure while Marilyn feeds calves, does bookwork and keeps the crew fed. Jeff manages feeding and helps with milking and cow care as time allows. Matt takes care of herd health, oversees the breeding decisions and AI work, milks and handles the registration part of the business. Neighbors and other family members help during busy times.

Matt’s first Registered Holstein was purchased on a retirement sale of a family friend and neighbor, David Waegli. She was Waeglis Mr Sam Marge, a Mr Sam x Jolt who really gave the Goers the drive to start registering cattle again. To this day, Marge has a few descendants in the herd including Da-Lynn-Jema Linjet Maggie EX-90, her Chill two-yearold and a Lucky-PP-Red heifer calf from the Chill.

“The breeding philosophy here is a simple one but lots of time goes into it. We strive to breed large framed cows with lots of width and depth, especially in the front end,” says Matt. “Sturdy legs with good mobility, well attached udders and high components are our focus here. And also can’t forget the polled!”

Five years ago, Matt set a goal to breed a hornless herd of Registered Holstein cattle. “I felt with the way things were going, dehorning would

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become more and more of an issue with consumers. By eliminating it and having calves born olled, it seemed like a win win situation,” Matt notes.

Since Matt started using polled genetics, he believes they have really changed noting that it was at times difficult to find a polled bull that met his other breeding requirements. Each year the Goers gain another 10 to 15 percent of polled calves being born. With the addition of more homozygous polled bulls available from studs, it’s made polled calves easier to attain right out of the gate. Matt says that these days the semen they use is almost exclusively polled including Cliff PP, Herzam PP, Russ PP-Red, Macnut PP, Honda PP, AltaRex PP, AltaLux PP-Red, Notice PP and Ozark P. “These days it’s hard to pick from the variety of them all! Breeding polled has been a fun and worthwhile endeavor,” he says.

Studying sires and their cow families after the latest proof run is something Matt enjoys to do with goals of adding new and improved polled genetics to the tank.

Using polled genetics has also given Matt a sense of community and a lot of connections in the industry. He currently writes articles on the use of polled bulls in every issue of Polled Place, a magazine devoted to polled dairy cattle.

Much of the foundation for today’s polled and non-polled Registered Holsteins at Goers Family Dairy go back to influential cows both past and present. These tend to be homebred favorites for the family.

Da-Lynn-Jema Mailing Zanzabar, 2E-91, is one of these cows and was the dairy’s first homebred Excellent cow. Matt says she was one of those cows that milked well, looked good while doing it and bred back quickly.

She had daughters by Roy and Ito who were both Very Good cows and added their own branches to the family tree. A number of animals in the herd today trace back to this family. These offspring are easy to pick out, according to Matt, with their black, silky hides and beautiful udders.

Zanzabar’s Roy daughter had a Very Good Ernesto that was such a farm favorite, the Goers kept a Revival-PP bull from her to use on heifers.

Goers Famiy Dairy | David & Marilyn and Jeff & Matt Goers Shawano

• Number of cows: 230 • Number of acres: 550 Primary Crops Grown: Alfalfa & Corn • Average production: 85 pounds per cow per day • Ration: TMR for all ages after weaning • Type of housing: Individual calf pens graduating to pairs, then group housing in different sizes. Freestall housing after 6 months of age, sawdust for heifers, sand for cows and dry cows • Prefix: Da-Lynn-Jema and Dedication-M

An early crop of these heifers are calving in now and creating a lot of excitement on the dairy.

Another cow that had left an impression on the herd was Da-LynnJema Acme Achieve, EX-92. She was the Goers’ highest scored cow to date and has transmitted her udder traits to daughters and granddaughters.

In addition to the Da-Lynn-Jema prefix, Matt has a select group of animals under his own prefix, Dedication-M. One of his current herd favorites is Dedication-M Outburst-Red, EX-90, who is one of the first cows to carry his prefix and goes back to his first Red & White Holstein, Dedication-M Rudy Ohara-Red. Outburst has a very promising Rosedale Advantage-Red due in 2021 to Lit PP-Red. Another fun cow the family enjoys working with is Matt-Dari Brono Helanna-TW, VG-87 EX-90MS, and Okato Banderas Kadence. Helanna has four daughters in the herd and Kadence, who is backed by a VG Zenith x VG Outside x Ms Wilstar Mark Kandy EX-95, has a Russ-PPRed daughter.

Matt’s favorite two-year-old is a polled Ammo-P from a Laurin x EX Lee x Redrose EX-96. She has a very correct Lucky PP-Red calf and was just recently serviced to Aftershock.

At this time, genetic marketing is limited to selling jumper bulls. Goers bull genetics have found a place at dairies in Northeast Wisconsin and in

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The dairy makes a point to score cattle every seven to 14 months and all animals are tagged with official Holstein tags.

In addition to the focus on genetics, the facilities have been changed to accommodate the herd.

“Our biggest projects were building a three-row freestall heifer barn in 2004, then a four-row freestall barn for the cows in 2010, and then a double-eight herringbone parlor shortly after,” Matt says. Later in 2013, the Goers added a dry cow barn with sand-bedded maternity pens. The original barn was renovated to accommodate calves, a decision the family has grown to love.

“My family worked hard their entire lives and did what they could when money and opportunities were there. They weren’t afraid to try new things and it paid off. After I graduated high school I set the bar a little higher for genetics and still have goals of building on what we’ve already accomplished,” Matt says. “Now my biggest goal is to have every member of the herd Polled with desirable type and high production.”

Over the course of the 150 years the Goers family has owned the farm, it has changed greatly. Matt and his family continue to improve on their genetic and management goals while maintaining cow numbers. Matt says, “We hope the next generation will follow our lead and be successful and make their own decisions to be successful in the future.”

Top row, l-r: Da-Lynn-Jemma Mailing Zanzabar 2E-91 was Goers’ first Excellent cow; well-attached udders is one of the breeding goals that the Goers family strives for in addition to large framed cows with a lot of width and depth and good feet and legs; cows are milked twice per day in a double-eight herringbone parlor Bottom: Jeff Goers is in charge of feeding. Health management is an important part of the the dairy and feeding plays a role in that.

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2020 Wisconsin Summer Championship Holstein Show Results

August 26, 2020 • Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center, West Bend • Judge: David Crack 290 head shown (200 heifers, 90 cows) Spring Calf, Exhibitors 10 & Under (14): 1. (1JR, B&O) Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. Miss Artist Cheddar, Casey Olson, Josh Rynes, James & Andy Mueller, New London; 3. (2JR) Hilrose Alttude Aero-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood; 4. (3JR, JrB&O) Heritage Black Licorice-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker, Whitewater; 5. (4JR) A-B-Royal Crwnroyal Guapa-ET, E, I & E Staudinger & L & L Kuester, Reedsville; 6. (5JR) Quietcove Avalnche Faith-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion; 7. (6JR) Booth-Haven First Lady-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 8.

(7JR) In-Style Living on the Edge, Vivian & Winston Lichty, Beaver Dam; 9. (8JR) Mauk-E-Way Altitd Kaylee-ET, Natalie Mauk, Plymouth; 10. (9JR) Hobby-Hill Angler Giddy-Up, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Ofordville Spring Calf (22): 1. (1JR, B&O) Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac; 2. (2JR, JrB&O) Vandoskes Crbul Cameron-ET, Brianne, Brooklyn & Reid Vandoske, Cleveland; 3. Miss Artist Cheddar, Casey Olson, Josh Rynes, James & Andy Mueller, New London; 4. Crave Crushabull Gabe 12868, Roseanne Crave, Waterloo; 5. Cheers Avalanche Charley-ET, Rocco Cunningham, Lomira; 6. BudjonVail Upgrade Adelle, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 7. Lanecreeks Unstpbul Mi Amor, Aaron Berg, La Crosse; 8. NK-Stef Defnt Adore-Me-Red, Niki & Kelsi Steffenhagen, Darlington; 9. Sonnenbrook Denver Kirby-ET, Ryan Sonnenburg, Belleville; 10. Hammertime Avlanch Polly-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette

Grand Champion of the Show (l to r): Judge David Crack, Cassy and Carley Krull, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom; Joel Kietzman with Ms Milksource RL Krystal; Mark Rueth with Gamblin Armani Glade; Tom Cull with Ms Sid Blexy; and WHA Princess Attendent Roslind Anderson.

Winter Calf (39): 1. (B&O) Goldmist Altitude Juliet-ET, Nicole & Aaron Breunig, Manitowoc; 2. Cow-Palace Warrior Aria-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 3.

(1JR) Nobland Addison Dixie-Red, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster; 4. (2JR) Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion; 5. Elmlo Undenied Spotlight, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 6. Redcarpet Doormn Daytona-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh & D & C Ryan, Marion; 7. (3JR) Tree-Hayven Wipeout Aliana, Aaliyah Borchert, Auburndale; 8. Heritage Licorice-Red-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker; 9. Olson-Are Jordy Cindy, Luke Olson, Sturgeon Bay; 10. (4JR, JrB&O) Booth-Haven Pretty Lady-ET, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth Fall Calf (40): 1. (B&O) Milksource Tstorm Chrome-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. T-Triple-T Palm Bay, Trent Stycyznski & Laura Lesher, DePere; 3. Siemers Avl Great 32053-ET, Siemers Holsteins Farms, Inc., Newton; 4. (1JR, JrB&O) Vandsokes Crushbll Casey-ET, Brianne, Brooklyn & Reid Vandoske, Cleveland; 5. (2JR) Redline Tatoo Ideal, Jacob Maier, Jim Falls; 6. (3JR) Milksource Unix Chassup-ET, Jacob & Logan Harbaugh & Jacob Viergutz, Marion; 7. Highlife-LP Jackpot Addison, HighlifeLP Farms, Taylor; 8. (4JR) Milksource Golwyn Retro-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna; 9.

(5JR) Hahncrest Jordy Nemo-Red, Kelby Fossum & Sawyer Hahn, Lodi; 10. Bee-Bow Tatoo Heidi, Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac Summer Yearling (33): 1. (1JR, B&O) Stone-Front Doc Amberly-ET, Christina Buttles, Lancaster; 2. Ryan-Vu Casper Punch, B & M Zillges, M Zillges & D & C Ryan, Fond du Lac; 3. (2JR) Ocean-View Shes All That-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield; 4. Budjon-Vail Avalnc Eevie-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 5. Ms Raptor Kryptonite, Edgar & Mandi Bue & Joel Kietzman, Kaukauna; 6. Duckett Impression Becky-ET, Ryan Sonnenburg, Belleville; 7. (3JR) Booth-Haven Altitude Lucky, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 8. Borderview Raptor EmmaET, Budjon Rams, Lomira; 9. (4JR) Jeffrey-Way Denver Bliss, Emma Kate & Ava Hendrickson, Belleville; 10. (5JR) Bohnview King Doc Lyza, Emily Stumpf, Appleton Spring Yearling (23): 1. (1JR, B&O) Mauk-E-Way Ammo Kyler-ET, N, B & J Mauk & A, C & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 2. Ms Hillpine Rainy King, Ryan Lauber, Union Grove; 3. Elmlo Backflip Thelma, Austen Schmidt, Cascade; 4. Hammertime Addictn Ruby Jr, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 5. Ladyrose Well Defined-ET, Rosedale Genetics & F & D Borba, Oxford; 6. Wildpfaffs Gc La-Dee-Da-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor; 7. Budjon-Vail Ellen Pompeo-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 8. Bella-Ridge So Dramatic, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion; 9. Apple-Pts Alikna-ET, Darlington Ridge Farms, Darlington; 10. (2JR) 8 – Wisconsin Holstein News – October 2020

Grand Champion of the Junior Show (l to r): Judge David Crack, Cassy Krull, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom; Tessa Schmocker with Go-Sho Like a Rolling Stone; Brady Bleck with Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb; WHA Princess Attendent, Roslind Anderson; Elise Bleck; and Carley Krull.

Budjon-Vail Drman Annie-ET, Cole Mahlkuch, Juda Winter Yearling (17): 1. Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, John Cunningham & Ross Risner, Lomira; 2. (B&O) Cow-Palace Diamond Asia-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 3. Ms Rollnvew Jump4fun-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion; 4. NK-Stef Dback Abit Sassy, Niki & Kelsi Steffenhagen, Darlington; 5.

(1JR) Ocean-View Eye Candie-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield; 6. (2JR) Redline Katia, Alissa Maier, Jim Falls; 7. Hammertime Alltway Riley-ET, Hammertime Holsteins, Poynette; 8. Lyn-Vale Vogue Izzy-TW, William Schultz III, Waldo; 9. Ms Exquisite Slick Kick Rae, Brooks Hendrickson & Michael Maier, Belleville; 10. (3JR) Ryan-Vu Cinderdoor Round-Up, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac Fall Yearling (12): 1. (1JR) Gvgoldenview Ladyliberty, Benjamin & Sara Kronberg, Milton; 2. (2JR, B&O) Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, N, B & J Mauk & A, C & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 3. (3JR) Budjon-Vail Av Elisabeth-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 4. Ocean-View Born to Shine-ET, Dakota Brown, Deerfield; 5. KampsRx Dman Amazing-Red, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 6. (4JR) Milksource Trinity-ET, Jacob & Lauren Siemers, Newton; 7. Kamps-Rx Appleb Amaretto-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 8. (5JR) Opsal Ammo Paris-TW, Lily Jenson, Barneveld; 9. Budjon-Vail Strawberry-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 10. (6JR, JrB&O) Wildpfaffs G Leadingedge-ET, Kole & Beau Trapp & Olivia Pfaff, Taylor Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Dylan & Cameron Ryan, Fond du Lac

Junior Champion of the Show: WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Mandi Bue with Milksource Tstorm Chrome-ET, Tom Cull with Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, and WHA Princess Attendent Roslind Anderson.

Intermediate Champion of the Show: WHA Princess Attendent, Roslind Anderston, Milksource Attica-Red, Jacobs Control Brisk, Ms Sid Blexy, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Ross Risner, Judge David Crack

Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Vandoskes Crbul Cameron-ET, Brianne, Brooklyn & Reid Vandoske, Cleveland Junior Champion of the Show: Milksource Tstorm Chrome-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, John Cunningham & Ross Risner, Lomira Junior Best 3 Females (5): 1. Ryan-Vu, Fond du Lac; 2. Mauk & Booth, Plymouth; 3. Elmlo Holsteins, Cascade; 4. Trapp & Pfaff, Taylor; 5. Nobland Farms, Lancaster Milking Yearling (9): 1. (BU) Crystal-Star Avlnch Cali-ET, The Cali Partnership, Delavan; 2. (B&O) Heritage Jordy Lipliner-ET, Nicholas & Jessica Sarbacker, Whitewater; 3. Rocklan Unix Jazzy-ET, Bonnie Van Dyk, New Richmond; 4. BudjonVail Wild Child-ET, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 5. Ms Ziems Jacoby Kickapoo-ET, Timothy, Leah & Barbara Ziemba & Jeffery Cole, Cambridge; 6.

(1JR, JrB&O) Wack-E-View Sol Eclipse, John & Katie Wackershauser, Platteville; 7.

Elmlo Doorman Titletown-ET, James & Austen Schmidt, Fond du Lac; 8. (2JR) Ms Bvblondin Denver Lady-ET, Brianne, Brooklyn & Reid Vandoske, Cleveland; 9. WalkEra Byway Aurilla-ET, Yvonne Preder & William Schultz III, Plymouth Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (8): 1. (BU, B&O) Milksource Attica-Red, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. Miss Bruins Be My Crush, Majestic View Genetics, R Shore & R Connery, Delavan; 3. Elmlo Doorman Topside-ET, Eric Enright, Cascade; 4. (1JR) 2nd–Look Unenied 14437, Kalista, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden; 5. (2JR) Floydholm Gold Chip Evie-ET, Ashlyn & Cole Sarbacker, Edgerton; 6. (3JR) Oakfield Slater Talon-ET, Emma Paulson, Mayville; 7. Wide-Open Drive Lori, Charles & Katie Bue, Alma Center; 8. Mead-Manor Sol Adoration, Megan Moede, Algoma Junior 2-Year-Old (17): 1. (BU) Budjon-Vail Jordy Lovee-Red, Ryan Lauber & Scott Culbertson, Union Grove; 2. (B&O) Crisdhome Def Dancingqueen, Jake Kruschke, New Richmond; 3. Leawood Sassy Girl-Red, Hammertime & Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Poynette; 4. Siemers Jby Glauco 29173-ET, Siemers Holstein Farms Inc., Newton; 5. (1JR) Budjon-Vail A Cover Girl-ET, Logan Brass, Howards Grove; 6. Budjon-Vail Crush Foxy Lady, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 7. (2JR, JrB&O) Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck, Glenbeaulah; 8. (3JR) Mrsprech Rozwell Phoenix, Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City; 9. (4JR) Budjon-Vail Drmn Harvest-ET, Brian McCullough, Juda; 10. (5JR) Jo-Wal-Langs Dandy Navy, Iris, Miles & Parker Waldvogel, Wausau Senior 2-Year-Old (7): 1. (BU) Mikelholm Jacoby Melania, Jenna Langer & Jamie Black, DeForest; 2. (1JR) Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck, Glenbeulah; 3. Rjohn Prestige Champion-ET, Rocco Cunningham, Lomira; 4.

Siemers Kr Hanker 28512-ET, Siemers Holstein Farms Inc., Newton; 5. (2JR) HowLaw Defender Raindrop, Dana Johnson, Tomah; 6. (3JR) Straussdale My Diamond 2065, C, E & E Strauss & C & A Brandel, Lake Mills; 7. (4JR) Frisle-Vue Addction Justice, Justyne & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm Junior 3-Year-Old (11): 1. (BU, B&O) Ms Sid Blexy-ET, Budjon, Vail, Binversie, Risner & Woodmansee, Lomira; 2. Jacobs Control Brisk-ET, Milk Source, Ransom Rail & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna; 3. L-Maples Dfnt Cassey-Red-ET, Siemers Holstein Farms Inc., Newton; 4. Hilrose Doorman Eleanor, Ashley & Andrew Brantmeier, Sherwood; 5. Ziems Jacoby Los Angeles-ET, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 6. (1JR) Bella-

Senior Champion of the Show: WHA Princess Attendent Roslind Anderson, K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Gamblin Armani Glade and Ms Milksource RL Krystal-ET, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Judge David Crack

Ridge Beauty Queen, J, L & M Harbaugh & A & A Loehr, Marion; 7. Smilaire Teal, Scott & Paulette Ditter, Plymouth; 8. Black-Satin Diamond Gem-ET, Yvonne Preder, Plymouth; 9. Honey-Pine Doorman Trin, Pat Ledden, Auburndale; 10. Rosedale MB Lucky Lady, Rosedale Genetics & F & D Borba, Oxford; (2JR, JrB&O) Mrsprech At A High Class, Melissa Sprecher, Sauk City Senior 3-Year-Old (12): 1. (BU, B&O) Jeffrey-Way Db Tamborae-ET, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 2. Langer Dempsey Loretta, Jenna Langer & Jamie Black, DeForest; 3. Mar-Linda-K Sweet Sensation, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek; 4. Glenn-Ann Bryant Phayedra, Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Albany; 5.

(1JR) Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater; 6. Elmlo Augustas Diamond, Austen Schmidt, Fond du Lac; 7. Milksource Godlwyn Capri-ET, Milk Source LLC & Robert Sabo, Kaukauna; 8. (2JR) Jeffrey-Way New Romance, Emma Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 9. (3JR) Moorclose Avalanche Sage, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City; 10. (4JR) Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, Kaelyn, Kenadee & Keegan Weigel, Platteville Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Elise & Brady Bleck, Glenbeulah Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Budjon-Vail A Cover Girl-ET, Logan Brass, Howards Grove Intermediate Champion of the Show: Ms Sid Blexy-ET, Budjon, Vail, Binversie, Risner & Woodmansee, Lomira Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Jacobs Control Brisk-ET, Milk Source, Ransom Rail & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna 4-Year-Old (9): 1. (BU, B&O) Ms Milksource RI Krystal-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna; 2. Berryridge Bradnick Jaime, Budjon Farms, Lomira; 3. (1JR) Rotesown Doorman Katniss, Brooke & Summer Hammann, Barron; 4. S&S-Crest Avlch Saylor, Smithcrest Holsteins LLC & Bob & Randy Spears, Watertown; 5. (2JR) Moorclose Avalanche Whine, Madison, McKenzie & Payton Calvert, Cuba City; 6. (3JR) Smilaire Jill, Zoe Ertel, Plymouth; 7. Our-Favorite Reckoning-ET, Martin Kinyon, Lone Rock; 8.

(4JR) Ms Tora-Ranway Whiterose-ET, Alek & Brooke Krueger, Hazel Green; 9. Wiscit Defiant Maya, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, Platteville 5-Year-Old (7): 1. Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Milk Source LLC & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna; 2. (B&O) Siemers Pure Ki-Anna, Jacob, Connor & Lauren Siemers, Newton; 3. (BU) Arethusa Daryl Sienna, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 4. Unique Dempsey Cheers, Budjon, Vail, Abbott, Blondin & Woodmansee, Lomira; 5. Team O Kaliber Mallorie, Ryan Lauber, Team Holsteins & Ben Wallace, Union Grove; 6.

DL-Van Mccutchen Alivia-ET, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 7. (1JR) Synergy Anahiem Magnolia-ET, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet, Pulaski 6-Year-Old & Older (7): 1. (BU) Gamblin Armani Glade, Rosedale Genetics Ltd & Daniel Hovden, Oxford; 2. K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, Majestic View, G Lintvedt, R Shore, R Connery & P Probert, Delavan; 3. (1JR, B&O) Go-Sho Like A Rolling Stone, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater; 4. Webb View Betsy Sanchez, Brennan Woker, Delavan; 5. Musthaven Goldwyn Jaelyn P, Rocco Cunningham, Lomira; 6.

Trefle Chassep Doorman-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 7. (2JR, JrB&O) Carn-Quest Bradnick Gypsy, Ashley Carns, Fennimore continued on page 13

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2020 Wisconsin Championship Holstein Show All-Wisconsin and Reserve All-Wisconsin

Spring Calf, 10 and under Dylan Rylan, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Cameron Ryan with Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, and Lucy Olson with Miss Artist Cheddar.

Fall Calf WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Mandi Bue with Milksource Tstorm Chrome-ET and Laura Lesher with T-Triple-T Palm Bay.

Winter Yearling WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Tom Cull with Blexys Crush Budweiser-ET, Sara Feldmann with Cow-Palace Diamond Asia-Red, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

Res. Junior Best Three Mauk-E-Way Holsteins. Photo by Cowsmopolitan 10 – Wisconsin Holstein News – October 2020

Spring Calf Dylan Ryan, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Cameron Ryan with Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict and Reid Vandoske with Vandoskes Crbul Cameron-ET.

Summer Yearling WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Christina Buttles with StoneFront Doc Amberly-ET, Amy Ryan with Ryan-Vu Casper Punch, Dylan and Cameron Ryan.

Fall Yearling WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Sara Kronberg with Gvgoldenview Ladyliberty, Ava Booth with Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson, Jayden, Braxton & Natalie Mauk (front).

Milking Yearling Sherry Siemers-Peterman, Rhonda Shore, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Chad Ryan with Crystal-Star Avlnch Cali-ET, Nick Sarbacker with Heritage Sassy Lipliner and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Winter Calf WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Nicole Breunig, Aaron Breunig with Goldmist Altitude Juliet-ET and Sara Feldmann with CowPalace Warrior Aria-Red.

Spring Yearling Royce Booth, Jayden, Braxton & Natalie Mauk, Cole Booth (back), WHA Princess Hannah Ullom (back), Campbell Booth with MaukE-Way Ammo Kyler-ET, Jamie Black with Ms Hillpine Rainy King, Ryan Lauber, WHA Princess Attendent Roslind Anderson.

Junior Best Three Ryan-Vu Holsteins: Amy, Dylan, Cameron and Chad Ryan

Summer Jr. 2-Year-Old Cow WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Annette Ostrom with Milksource Attica-Red, Lynn Harbaugh with Miss Bruins Be My Crush, WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

Jr. 2-Year-Old Cow

Sr. 2-Year-Old Cow

Ryan Lauber, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Scott Culbertson WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Jamie Black with Mikelholm with Budjon-Vail Jordy Lovee-Red, Jade Kruschke with Jacoby Melania, Brady Bleck with Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET Crisdhome Def Dancingqueen, WHA Princess Attendant Roslind and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson Anderson

Sr. 3-Year-Old Cow

4-Year-Old Cow

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Brooks Hendrickson with Tristen Ostrom, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Joel Kietzman Jeffrey-Way Db Tamborae-ET, Adam Liddle with Langer Dempsey with Ms Milksource RL Krystal-ET, Chad Ryan with Berryridge Loretta, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson Bradnick Jaime, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

6-Year-Old & Older

150,000-lb Cow

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Mark Rueth with Gamblin Armani WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, John Vosters with TK-Plain-View Glade, Chad Ryan with K-Land Kilo Black Diamond, and WHA Ripley, Kelli Cull with Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS, and Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Produce of Dam

Dam and Offspring

Jr. 3-Year-Old Cow WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Tom Cull with Ms Sid Blexy-ET, Jared Dueppengeisser with Jacobs Control Brisk-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

5-Year-Old WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Jim Ostrom with Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Paul Siemers with Siemers Pure Ki-Anna, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Best Three Females Siemers Holsteins: Judge David Crack, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Paul SIemers, Jordan Siemers and Tyler Schafer

Premier Breeder

Produce of Dam - Blexy Daughers: WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Kelli and Tom Cull, Judge David Crack Dam and Offspring - Dana Johnson: WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Dana and Darrick Johnson Premier Breeder - Budjon-Vail. WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson, John Cull, Tom and Kelli Cull, Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal and WHA Princess Hannah Ullom Premier Exhibitor - Milksource Genetics:.

Premier Exhibitor

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2020 Wisconsin Championship Junior Holstein Show Junior All-Wisconsin and Reserve Junior All-Wisconsin

Junior Champion Dylan Rylan, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Cameron Ryan with Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, Reid Vandoske with Vandoskes Crbul Cameron-ET, Brooklyn and Brianne Vandoske, WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

Spring Calf, 10 and under Dylan Rylan, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Cameron Ryan with Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict, and Bentley Brantmeier with Hilrose Altitude Aero-Red.

Fall Calf

Intermediate Champion Elise Bleck, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Brady Bleck with Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Logan Brass with Budjon-Vail A Cover Girl-ET and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

Spring Calf Dylan Ryan, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Cameron Ryan with Ryan-Vu Denver Restrict and Reid Vandoske with Vandoskes Crbul Cameron-ET.

Summer Yearling

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Brianne Vandoske with Vandoskes WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Christina Buttles with StoneCrushbll Casey-ET and Jacob Maier with Redline Tatoo Ideal.

Front Doc Amberly-ET, and Dakota Brown with Ocean-View Shes All That-ET.

Winter Yearling WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Ocean-View Eye Candie-ET, Alissa Maier with Redline Katia and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

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Fall Yearling

Senior Champion Stella Schomocker, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Tessa Schomocker with Go-Sho Like A Rolling Stone, Brooke Hammann with Rotestown Doorman Katniss, Summer Hammann and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Winter Calf WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Ainsley Noble with Nobland Addison Dixie-Red and Logan Harbaugh with Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red.

Spring Yearling Royce Booth, Jayden, Braxton & Natalie Mauk, Cole Booth (back), WHA Princess Hannah Ullom (back), Campbell Booth with MaukE-Way Ammo Kyler-ET, Cole Mahlkuch with Budjon-Vail Drman Annie-ET and WHA Princess Attendent Roslind Anderson.

Milking Yearling

John Wackershauser with Wack-E-View Sol Eclipse and Brianne WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Sara Kronberg with Gvgoldenview Ladyliberty, Ava Booth with Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, Vandoske with Ms Bvblondin Denver Lady-ET. WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson, Jayden, Braxton & Natalie Mauk (front).

Summer Jr. 2-Year-Old Cow WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Kaianne Hodorff with 2nd-Look Undenied 14437, Cole Sarbacker with Floydhom Gold Chip Evie-ET, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

Jr. 3-Year-Old Cow

Jr. 2-Year-Old Cow

Sr. 2-Year-Old Cow

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Logan Brass with Budjon-Vail A Cover Girl-ET, Elise Bleck with Red-Brae Doorman Theresa-ET, and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

4-Year-Old Cow

Sr. 3-Year-Old Cow

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Jacob Harbaugh with Bella-Ridge WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Stella Schmocker with Sabofarm Beauty Queen, Melissa Sprecher with Mrsprech At A High Class Beemer Jasmine, Emma Kate Hendrickson with Jeffrey-Way New Romance and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

5-Year-Old WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Mason Jauquet with Synergy Anahiem Magnolia-ET

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Brady Bleck with Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Dana Johnson with How-Law Defender Raindrop and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Aged Cow

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Brooke Hammann with Rotesown Doorman Katniss, Madison Calvert with Moorclose Avalanche Whine and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

Champion Bred & Owned

WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Tessa Schmocker with Go-Sho Like WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Ashley Carns with Carn-Quest A Rolling Stone, Ashley Carns with Carn-Quest Bradnick Gypsy Bradnick Gypsy and WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson

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& Brady Bleck, Glenbeulah

150,000 lb. Cow (3): 1. (BU) TK-Plain-View Ripley, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2

Senior & Grand Champion, Champion Bred & Owned and Best Udder of the Show: Ms Milksource RI Krystal-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna

. Blondin Goldwyn Subliminal-ETS, Peter & Lyn Vail & Budjon Farms, Lomira; 3. CoVale Dempsy Dina 4270-ET, Milk Source LLC & Ransom Rail Farms Inc, Freedom Champion Bred & Owned of the Junior Show: Carn-Quest Bradnick Gypsy, Ashley Carns, Fennimore

Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show: Gamblin Armani Glade, Rosedale Genetics Ltd & Daniel Hovden, Oxford Best 3 Females (1): 1. Siemers Holstein Farms Inc., Newton

Senior & Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Go-Sho Like A Rolling Stone, Tessa & Stella Schmocker, Whitewater

Produce of Dam (1): 1. Budjon & Partners, Lomira

Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Rotesown Doorman Katniss, Brooke & Summer Hammann, Barron

Premier Breeder: Budjon-Vail, Lomira

Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Budjon-Vail Atomic Bomb-ET, Elise

Dam & Offpring (1): 1. Dana Johnson, Tomah Premier Exhibitor: Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna

THANK YOU to all involved who helped make the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show a major success. This show would not have been possible without dedicated volunteers, grounds crew, sponsors, the show committee and you, the exhibitors. This was truly a show to remember.

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2020 Wisconsin Summer Championship Red & White Show Results August 29, 2020 • Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center, West Bend • Judge: Jenny Thomas 152 head shown (110 heifers, 42 cows) Spring Calf 10 & Under (13): 1. (B&O, 1JR) Hilrose Altitude Aero-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood; 2. (2JR, JrB&O) Booth-Haven First Lady-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 3. (3JR) Hilrose Altitude Audi-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood; 4. (4JR) Ms Treehayvn Rvup Daisy-Red, Aaliyah Borchert & Grace Johnsrud, Auburndale; 5.

BHHD Its A Secret-Red, Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Dane; 6. L&L-Genetics AditudeRed-ET, Lauren & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac; 7. Ziems My Favorite Mudd-Red, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge; 8. (5JR) Crescentmead Drop Dead-Red, Grady, Lane & Landon Wendorf, Ixonia; 9. (6JR) Kress-Hill Silk-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts, Newton; 10. Sabofarm Folk Ruby-Red, Hayley Sleik, Pickett Spring Calf (21): 1. (B&O, 1JR) Hilrose Altitude Aero-Red-ET, Bentley, Blake, Brodie & Kylie Brantmeier, Sherwood; 2. (2JR) Kings-Vue War Aspire-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts, Newton; 3. St-Yle-SA Coronatime-Red, Stephanie Aves, Belmont; 4. (3JR, JrB&O) Booth-Haven First Lady-Red, Cole, Ava, Campbell & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 5. (4JR) 2nd-Look War Poppy-Red, Kalista, Kaianne & Kaydence Hodorff, Eden; 6. Crescentmead Arendalle-Red, Lexi Henderson, Lomira; 7. (5JR) Synergy Stella-Red-ET, Evan Jauquet & Evan & Alexa Brey, Pulaski; 8. (6JR) Kampy War Limitless-Red-ET, Cathryn & Christopher Gunst, Pine River; 9. (7JR) Hilrose Jordy Arrow-Red-ET, Myranda Manke, Valders; 10. Riedel-Ridge High-ClassRed, Taylor & Kelsey Riedel, Pardeeville

Grand Champion of the Show (l to r): John Vosters with Miss Apple Snapple-Red-ET, Mike Moede with Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red-ET, Jim Ostrom with Antia Absolute Joline-Red, WI RWDCA Princess Hannah Hensel and Judge Jenny Thomas.

Winter Calf (24): 1. (B&O) Cow-Palace Warrior Aria-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 2. (1JR) Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red, J, L, M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion; 3. Ms Crave Jrdy Lovely-Red-ET, Crave Brothers Farm LLC, Waterloo; 4. (2JR) Nobland Addison Dixie-Red, Ainsley Noble, Lancaster; 5. Heritage Licorice-Red-ET, Madison & Melanie Sarbacker, Whitewater; 6. Luck-E Dice Awestruck-Red, Katie Reineking, Plymouth; 7. Kamps-RX ApplB Alivu-Red-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 8. Lyn-Vale Raindrop-Red-ET, William Schultz III, Waldo; 9. (3JR) Ms Cooks Kinda Want Me-Red, Reanna & Raina Cook, Barron; 10. Ziems-Drsn War Anna-Red-ET, Timothy & Leah Ziemba, Cambridge Fall Calf (18): 1. Claquato D Applesauce-Red-ET, Maple-Leigh Futures, A Light & D VanDePol, Delavan; 2. (B&O, 1JR) Hahncrest Jordy Nemo-Red, Kelby Fossum & Sawyer Hahn, Lodi; 3. Kamps-RX ApplB Amity-Red-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 4. (2JR, JrB&O) Kress-Hill Scarlet-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts, Newton; 5. (3JR) Crescentmead Dealbreakr-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 6. (4JR) Crescentmead Wondergirl-Red, Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac; 7. (5JR) Synergy Sriracha-Red-ET, Kenni Bores, Auburndale; 8. Trav-Annah Fantasy-Red-ET, Travis & Savannah Krohlow & William Schultz III, Black Creek; 9. (6JR) Duckett Altitud Fame-Red-TW, Jenna & Nicole Broege, Janesville; 10. (7JR) Betley Altitude Beloved-Red, Jacob & Claire Betley, Pulaski Summer Yearling (11): 1. (B&O) Zehrview D-Back Sapphire, Daniel Zehr & Austin Kopecky, Clinton; 2. (1JR) Synergy Spikes Sequel-Red, Evan Jauquet & Evan & Alexa Brey, Pulaski; 3. Milksource J Treasure-Red, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 4. (2JR) Gaedtke Aromatic Euclid-Red, H, A, K, & A Gaedtke and M & J Kroll, Luxemburg; 5. Crescentmead Shenanigan-Red, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 6. (3JR) KressHill Unsbull Soul-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts, Newton; 7. (4JR) Siemers Great 31589-Red-ET, J, L, & M Harbaugh and D & C Ryan, Marion; 8. MDHillbrook Fudgie-Red-ET, Austen Schmidt & Brad Laack, Cascade; 9. Ziems-Drsn Alt Ada-Red-ET, T & B Ziemba, S Nelson & D Reed, Cambridge; 10. Ziems-Drsn A Adelle-Red-ET, T & B Ziemba, S Nelson & D Reed, Cambridge Spring Yearling (9): 1. Oakland-View Jor Legend-Red, Maple-Leigh Futures, A Light & D Van DePol, Delavan; 2. (B&O) DJPurepride Iconic-Red, Pure Pride Show Cattle, Menomonie; 3. Heatherstone Whitney-Red-ET, Heatherstone Enterprises, Inc., Baraboo; 4. (1JR) Crescentmead Rockn In-Red, Sydney Miller, Ixonia; 5. RiedelRidge O Honey-Red, Taylor & Kelsey Riedel, Pardeeville; 6. (2JR, JrB&O) Inspired Missme Miracle-Red, Hannah Nelson, Ellsworth; 7. (3JR) Quad-R Addictn-P Merlot14 – Wisconsin Holstein News – October 2020

Grand Champion of the Junior Show (l to r): Judge Jenny Thomas, Aailyah Borchert, Hannah Hensel with Ms Tree-Hayven Secret-Red-ET, Savanah Barts with Kress-Hill Ms Sundance-Red and Grady Wendorf with Macland Ts Juliet A-Red-ET.

Red, Derek & Ian Schwartzlow, Monticello; 8. (4JR) Hup-Bro S Margarita-Red, Ambrea Kjos, River Falls; 9. Tag Awesome Joanie-Red, Shane Gearhart, Coleman Winter Yearling (7): 1. (B&O) Cow-Palace Diamond Asia-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan; 2. Milksource Tantrum-Red-ET, Tristen Ostrom, Kaukauna; 3. (1JR) OCD Ava Rhianna-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 4. Kamps-RX ApB AnnalieRed-ET, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 5. (2JR) Cross-Town Awesome LunaRed, Hannah & Grace Hensel, Pittsville; 6. (3JR) Inspiracres Abs Jordan-Red, Emma Paulson, Mayville; 7. (4JR) Ms Rollnview Jump4fun-Red-ET, Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh, Marion Fall Yearling (7): 1. Milksource Thunder-Red-ET, Maple-Leigh Futures & Daniel VanDePol, Delavan; 2. (B&O, 1JR) Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, N, B, & J Mauk and A, C & Royce Booth, Plymouth; 3. Kamps-RX Dman Amazing-Red, Reggie & Krysty Kamps, Darlington; 4. (2JR) OCD Jo Lionking-Red-ET, Claire Betley, Pulaski; 5. Liberty-Gen Firecracker-Red-ET, Austen Schmidt & Brad Laack, Cascade; 6.

(3JR) Nehls-Valley Loveall-Red-ET, Matthew & Elizabeth Gunst, Hartford; 7. (4JR) Gaedtke Jordy Edith-Red-ET, H, A, K, & A Gaedtke and M & J Kroll, Luxemburg Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red, J, L, M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Mauk-E-Way Jrdy Knox-Red-ET, N, B, & J Mauk and A, C & Royce Booth, Plymouth Junior Champion of the Show: Claquato D Applesauce-Red-ET, Maple-Leigh

Junior Champion of the Show: Judge Jenny Thomas, Chad Ryan with Claquato D Applesauce-Red-ET, Sara Feldmann with San-Ron Warrior Aria-Red, Molly Olstad with Milksource Thunder-Red-ET and WI RWDCA Princess Hannah Hensel.

Intermediate Champion of the Show: Tyler Schafer with Premier Breeder and Exhibitor: MilkSource Genetics.

L-Maple Dfnt Cassey-Red-ET, Scott Culbertson with Budjon-Vail Premier Breeder/Exhibitor and Intermediate Champion photos by Jordy Lovee-Red-ET, Annette Ostrom with Milksource Attica-Red, Cowsmopolitan.

WI RWDCA Princess Hannah Hensel and Judge Jenny Thomas.

Futures, Abe Light & Daniel VanDePol, Delavan Reserve Junior Champion of the Show: Cow-Palace Warrior Aria-Red, San-Ron Holsteins, Sheboygan Junior Best Three Females: 1. Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. Kamps-Rx, Darlington; 3. Synergy Family Dairy, Pulaski; 4. Crescentmead, Ixonia; 5. Hillrose Dairy LLC, Sherwood Milking Yearling (2): 1. (BU) Hilrose Avalnch Addy-Red-ET, Milksource, Legendholm & Grant Vosters, Kaukauna; 2. Unlimitied Awe Lydia-Red-ET, Travis & Savannah Krohlow and Skyler Buman, Black Creek Summer Junior 2-Year-Old (2): 1. (BU, B&O) Milksource Attica-Red, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. Scenic-Edge Jordan-Red, Jacey & Hadley Ross, Delavan Junior 2-Year-Old (11): 1. (BU) Budjon-Vail Jordy Lovee-Red, Ryan Lauber & Scott Culbertson, Union Grove; 2. Leawood Sassy Girl-Red, Hammertime & Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy, Poynette; 3. Nehls-Valley Radioactiv-Red, Ransom-Rail Farms & Grant Vosters, Freedom; 4. (1JR) Opsal Dft Amazing In-Red-ET, Jeremy Schlies, Denmark; 5. (B&O) Siemers Jy Godiva 29205-Red , Jacob, Connor & Lauren Siemers, Newton; 6. (2JR) Kress-Hill Sunlove-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress & Savanah Barts, Newton; 7. (3JR, JrB&O) Triple-HH Diamond Fawn-Red, Brooke Hammann, Barron; 8. (4JR) Milksource Renaissance-Red, Alek & Brooke Krueger, Hazel Green; 9. StYle-SA Partygirl-Red, Stephanie Aves, Belmont; 10. (5JR) MRSprech D Luci Lu-RedET, Melissa Sprecher & Austin Rider, Sauk City Senior 2-Year-Old (4): 1. Ms Diamondb Dory-Red-ET, Taylor & Miranda Riedel, Pardeeville; 2. KCCK Jordy Annise-Red-ET, Soureth Holsteins, Oxford; 3. (B&O, 1JR) Forest-Ridge Miami-Red-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion; 4. (2JR) Ms Kress-Hil Saphire-Red-ET, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton Junior 3-Year-Old (6): 1. (BU) L-Maples Dfnt Cassey-Red-ET, Siemers Holstein Farms, Newton; 2. Apple-Pts Rb Annora-Red-ET, Michael Maier, Stitzer; 3. Claquato Apple Brandy-Red, Maple-Leigh Futures, Abe Light & Daniel VanDePol, Delavan; 4. (B&O, 1JR) Ms Treehayven Secret-Red-ET, Aaliyah Borchert & Hannah Hensel, Pittsville; 5. (2JR, JrB&O) Crescentmead Rokstar-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 6. Makers Addiction Kiki-Red, Wide Open Holsteins, Alma Center

Algoma; 2. Sellcrest D CheetoRed, Coltan Brown, Strum; 3. (1JR) Macland TS Juliet A-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 4. DLVan Amrmani Allie-Red-ET, Travis Smith, Watertown; 5. (2JR) Arb-FloSpr Drg Heloise-Red, Ian & Derek Schwartzlow and Eva Van Dyk, Monticello 5-Year-Old (4): 1. (BU) Antia Absolute Joline-Red, Milk Source LLC & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna; 2.

Ms Barb Act Beauty-Red-ET, MapleLeigh Futures, G&M Schmidt, M Berry and T&L Cattle, Delavan; 3. Blondin Armani Stella Arto-Red, Ballweg The next generation getting involved. Callie Hickory Hills Dairy, Dane; 4. (1JR) Krohlow with BHHD Its A Secret-Red in the Spring Luck-E Malone Atoshi-Red-ET, Lauren Calf 10 and Under Class. & Lucas Jones, Prairie du Sac 6-Year-Old & Older (2): 1. (BU, B&O, 1JR) Kress-Hill Ms Sundance-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton; 2. Robin-Hood Pretty-In-Red, Regan Demmer, Lomira Production Cow (3): 1. (BU) Miss Apple Snapple-Red-ET, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna; 2. (B&O) Jeffrey-Way Rb Tyburst-Red, Jeffrey & Kate Hendrickson, Belleville; 3.

(1JR) Synergy Alchmy Loophole-Red, Mason, Carter & Evan Jauquet, Pulaski Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Kress-Hill Ms Sundance-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton Reserve Senior Champion of the Junior Show: Macland TS Juliet A-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Ms Treehayven Secret-Red-ET, Aaliyah Borchert & Hannah Hensel, Pittsville

Senior 3-Year-Old (3): 1. (BU, 1JR) Milksource Abt Tessa-Red-ET, Grady & Lane Wendorf, Ixonia; 2. (2JR) Mystik-Kreek De Hala-Red-ET, Samantha Pitterle, Watertown; 3. Milksource Br Aussie-Red-ET, Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek

Reserve Grand Champion of the Junior Show: Kress-Hill Ms Sundance-Red, Owen & Kendyll Kress and Savanah Barts, Newton

Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Ms Treehayven Secret-Red-ET, Aaliyah Borchert & Hannah Hensel, Pittsville

Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion of the Show and Champion Bred & Owned: Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red-ET, Megan Moede, Algoma

Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Forest-Ridge Miami-Red-ET, J, L & M Harbaugh and A & A Loehr, Marion

Produce of Dam (4): 1. Kress-Hill Holsteins, Newton; 2. Hilrose Holsteins, Sherwood; 3. Hilrose Holsteins, Sherwood; 4. Katie Reineking, Plymouth

Intermediate Champion of the Show: Milksource Attica-Red, Milk Source LLC, Kaukauna

Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Milk Source Genetics, Kaukauna

Senior & Grand Champion and Best Udder of the Show: Antia Absolute JolineRed, Milk Source LLC & Laurie Fischer, Kaukauna

Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Show: Budjon-Vail Jordy Lovee-Red, Ryan Lauber & Scott Culbertson, Union Grove 4-Year-Old (5): 1. (BU, B&O) Mead-Manor Def Adeline-Red-ET, Megan Moede,

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Wisconsin Holstein News Briefs Welcome - Birth Announcements

Tyler and Kelly (Lee) Reynolds, Corfu, NY, welcomed Cannyn Caroline Reynolds on August 16. Cannyn weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and measured 20.5 inches.

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Hannah’s

HOT TAKE

Happy October!

October has always been my favorite month. Typically we have the final days of World Dairy Expo, leaves changing color and Halloween!

The last week of August brought us the Wisconsin Summer Championship Show in West Bend. Roslind and I had a fantastic time attending the Wisconsin Holstein Association All-Breeds Futurity held during the event. I had been looking forward to this event to all year and it did not disappoint. We were lucky enough to be joined by Alice in Dairyland, Julia Nunes, the Wisconsin Guernsey Princess, Haley Beukema, and the recently crowned Wisconsin Red and White Dairy Cattle Association Princess, Hannah Hensel. It was an excellent turn out!

Following futurity, we had the honor to present awards to the juniors competing in the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association showmanship contest.

Congratulations to all the junior members on your hard work, it was an exceptional group to watch.

Days like the Wisconsin Championship Holstein Show remind me why I am proud to be a part of Wisconsin Holstein Association. Sitting ringside as some of the most beautiful animals in the state, possibly even the country, parade in front of you is an experience like no other. It was a dream come true to hand out ribbons to breeders I have looked up to for years. I am grateful to the Wisconsin Holstein Association for giving me that opportunity.

The first weekend of September brought the Iowa County Futurity in Mineral Point. There were 18 cows in the futurity, the largest group I’ve seen at a futurity this year! It was such a great experience.

Juniors, a reminder that various awards are due November 10, including the WHY Leadership Merit, WHY Friend, Essay, Junior Farm Trip, Junior Progressive Breeder, and Long Range Production awards. Filling out these awards is relatively simple, but can help you with future award forms like the Distinguished Junior Member application.

If you know of any events coming up, Roslind or myself would be happy to attend. Fill out the form found on the Wisconsin Holstein Association website to get on our calendar.

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Midwest Holsteins FALL 2020

Iowa • Michigan • Minnesota • Wisconsin

Denisha © Beth Herges, Kenni © Cybil Fisher

Ms D Angel Denisha-ET EX-92

Willows-Edge Crush

Denisha’s embryos have been sold to Germany, Japan and Spain. We currently have exportable Altitude embryos available.

Kenni’s dam has embryos sold to Japan, Canada, Australia and USA

1st 5-Year-Old, Senior & Grand Champion, Best Udder - Dist. 1 Holstein Show Doorman x EX-94 Damion x Apple EX-96

Kenni-ET VG-85 @1-10

6th Summer Jr. 2-year-old - Midwest Fall Natl.

Crush x VG-87 Golden Dreams x Lovhill Goldwyn Katrysha EX-96 - 2015 World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion

A special thank you to Doug Lyons and his family for allowing us to tie-in at West Union, Iowa.

Henk and Bonnie Van Dyk

931 140th Ave., New Richmond, WI 54017 | 715-220-6612 bvandyk23@hotmail.com | facebook.com/willowsedgeholsteins 2 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

UNMATCHED DOMINANCE!

Dairy cattle judging is strong at the University of Minnesota,

so strong that its teams have placed 1st overall in 8 of the 15 contests held over the past 5 years at the All-American Dairy Show (Harrisburg, PA), the North American International Livestock Exposition (Louisville, KY), and World Dairy Expo (Madison, WI).

Also, the University of Minnesota has placed 1st or 2nd overall in 20 of the 30 contests in these 3 contests over the past 10 years. No other university comes close to this incredible record of success.

If you want a career in the dairy industry, consider the University of Minnesota.

In addition to participating in our highly successful dairy judging and dairy challenge

programs, you can join the Gopher Dairy Club, whose student members gain experience and industry contacts through many activities such as an all-expense-paid 10-day senior trip to California in January. Both inside and outside the classroom, our dairy professors make teaching and working with students their top priority.

Learn more today at ansci.umn.edu

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Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913 Phone (608) 356-2114 • Fax (608) 356-6312 1-800-223-4269 wisholsteins@gmail.com

www.wisholsteins.com WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION STAFF: Laura Wackershauser, Executive Director Mara Budde, Director of Communications Charitee Seebecker, Director of Sales & Membership WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS: Pam Selz-Pralle, President - Humbird, 715-334-3434 Steve Endres, Vice President - Waunakee, 608-279-5952 Erica Ullom, Secretary - Bloomer, 715-933-0477 Sara Feldmann, Exec. Committee - Howards Grove, 920-980-9704 Ryan Weigel, Exec. Committee - Platteville, 608-434-4109 Rick Adams - Elkhorn, 262-374-0793 Craig Carncross - Lodi, 608-592-2560 Bob Cramer Jr. - Juda, 608-558-7775 Heather Jauquet - Pulaski, 920-371-7511 Joseta Halbur - Eden, 715-821-9672 Craig Krohlow - Black Creek, 920-639-5388 Kurt Loehr - Eden, 920-602-0101

NATIONAL DIRECTORS: Corey Geiger, President - 920-650-0294 Bob Webb - 920-377-1079 4 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

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Midwest Holsteins INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

3 Sisters Dairy ............................................................................ 5 Blackview Jerseys ........................................................................ 5 Brenhaven Jerseys...................................................................... 20 Bricco’s Cow Town.................................................................... 28 Farnear ...................................................................................... 13 Goldmist .................................................................................... 36 Green Meadow Farms .............................................................. 12 Hilrose Dairy .............................................................................. 9 Intrigue Farms .......................................................................... 27 Iowa Holstein Association.................................................... 32-33 KD Genetics.............................................................................. 29 King Street Dairy & Thistle Dew Jerseys .................................. 25 Marathon County ................................................................ 22-24 Mat-Ar-Dor ................................................................................11 Minnesota Directory of Services .............................................. 34 Olmar Farms ............................................................................ 30 Pinnacle Genetics ...................................................................... 21 Ralma Holsteins .......................................................................... 8 Smith-Crest .............................................................................. 10 Spruce Lawn Dispersal.............................................................. 31 Star Summit ................................................................................ 6 Starlight Acres ...................................................................... 18-19 Synergy Family Dairy................................................................ 35 University of Minnesota.............................................................. 3 University of Wisconsin-Madison .............................................. 7 Wargo Acres .............................................................................. 26 Willows Edge .............................................................................. 2 Windleway ................................................................................ 24 Wirtland Holsteins........................................................................5 cover photo by Rachel Coyne

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DAIRY SCIENCE AT WISCONSIN

YOUR WAY

PHOTO: ANDY MANIS

FORWARD

Careers in the dairy industry require basic knowledge about biotechnology, business, genetics, nutrition, health, waste recycling and environmental protection. Our students gain this knowledge and more though their course work and active learning labs.

Ranked among the top U.S. research universities by the National Science Foundation, UW–Madison’s Big Ten benefits complement the small-school atmosphere experienced by Dairy Science students.

Dairy Science undergraduates participate in all kinds of “beyond the classroom” experiences during their education. 79 percent of students complete an internship or field experience and 64 percent complete a mentored research project.

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UW–Madison’s proximity to dairy farms, agribusinesses, and events–such as World Dairy Expo, provides Dairy Science undergraduates with unique networking experiences and valuable handson learning.

The Dairy Science faculty includes internationally recognized specialists in nutrition, genetics, lactation, reproduction, and dairy herd management.

Cows on campus, the Dairy Cattle Center is located within one block of dairy classroom buildings, providing access to cows during lab sessions.

Career opportunities include: Veterinary medicine; animal nutrition and consulting; livestock reproduction; dairy genetics and breed associations; dairy herd management; laboratory research; information technology; agricultural Extension; business and finance; sales, marketing and Agri-communications

Applications for the fall semester are due Nov.1 for Early Action and Feb.1 for Regular Decision

Sale

OCTOBER 23, 2020 | RICE, MN After 43 years of developing the Faith family, we are ready to offer you our herd of 100% Ralma Juror Faith descendants for the first time! All milking-age females and bred heifers will sell. Follow Ralma Holsteins on Facebook for more sale details and a link to the catalog.

LOT 1

Ralma Pety Suds EX-92

3-00 352 28,252 4.7% 1,330 3.6% 1,012 Scored EX-92 at 33 days fresh!

Sells along with her Doorman 2-year-old Fresh 7/2/20

LOT 3

Ralma Highly Deluxe EX-91

Ralma Headliner Jackpot-ET EX-91 Ralma Christmas Fudge-ET VG-88 @2 yrs 4-08 304 39,944 5.3% 2,108 3.0% 1,196 5-07 273 41,082 5.5% 2,273 3.0% 1,245 State Sr 4-Year-Old Fat Record 6 VG and EX milking daughters sell

2-03 365 31,810 4.1% 1,292 3.2% 1,027 2011 Global Cow of the Year Dam of 30 VG and 13 EX daughters 90% of sale animals trace back to Fudge!

LOT 4

Ralma Willpower Twix EX-94 2E

2-00 304 27,333 3.7% 1,012 2.9% 798 4-11 365 26,968 4.5% 1,212 3.3% 898 High Octane 3-yr-old from an EX-91 GD sells Newly classified EX-94 in August!

Due 12/20/20 to King Doc Twix sells from 6 generations of VG or EX dams

Herd Statistics 109.3% BAA 27-year Progressive Breeders Registry 30-year Progressive Genetics Herd 30,330 lbs. milk, 1,166 lbs. fat, 901 lbs. protein

Ralma Juror Faith-ET EX-91

4-02 365 47,860 4.5% 2,165 3.1% 1,497 Nominated 2009 Global Cow of the Year Genetic Influence World-wide!

Mark & Natalie Schmitt Al & Brenda Schmitt schmittdairy@jetup.net (320) 393-2999 16699 25th Ave NW Rice, MN 56367

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Hilrose Avalanch Addy-Red-ET Hilrose Altitude Audi-Red-ET Hilrose Altitude Aero-Red-ET 3rd Spring Calf WI R&W Jr. Show (10 & under)

1st Spring Calf WI R&W Show HM Jr Champion WI R&W Jr. Show

Their dam: Hilrose Advent ANNA EX-94 3E GMD 8-03 365 45,245 4.9 2227 3.2 1427 WI Cow of the Year 2018 Nasco Type & Production Winner 2018 Reserve AA R&W Production Cow 2017 Reserve AA R&W Aged Cow 2016 Next 9 Dams Excellent!

Anna has embryos available and will be starting IVF soon.

RHA 32,154 BAA 111.8% Holstein USA Herd of Excellence

The Brantmeier Family Joe and Chris | Andy, Ashley and Kylie Jeff, Bonnie, Bentley, Blake and Brodie

N426 Military Road, Sherwood, WI 54169 Jeff: 920-205-4976 | Andy: 920-450-3047 jjbrantmeier@yahoo.com

Addy, Audi, Aero © Cybil Fisher; Brantmeier family photo © Joseph Opsal Photography

1st Milking Yearling WI R&W Show Owned by Grant Vosters, MilkSource and Legendholm

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The Smith-Crest Way We had a great day with the classifier on Monday!

We scored some young cows that will be fun to watch!

Our clients and partners had some great results as well!

A few of our highlights:

Los Angeles

Sie mers Undnd Whish 29960 VG-87 MS-88 2-03 STG Germany Rya n-Vu Mario Ensign VG-87 VG-87 2-03 Dawson Nickels Smith-Crest Armani In Time-ET VG-85 2-03 - Smith-Crest Milksource Doorman Trinity VG-852-06 - Smith-Crest DL- VAN Avalanche Addie ET EX-90 3-00 David Vanderstappen Ern est-Anthony Alias-ET EX-91 4-00 - Yardley & Smith-Crest; Dam: Arethusa Fever Almira-ET EX-95 Pyr amid Doorman Lyric-ET EX-90 4-00 - Yardley & Smith-Crest ; Dam: Dannanview Damion Lyza-ET EX-94

Hala

DL- Van Amrmani Allie-Red EX-91 4-03 - Tim & Leah Ziemba and Smith-Crest Krull Awe Hot Tamale-Red VG-88 4-05 - Krull Family My sitk-Kreek De Hala-Red-ET EX-90 MS-91 4-00 Sam Pitterle Zie ms Jacoby Los Angles-ET EX-90 3-06 - Tim & Leah Ziemba & Josh York S& S-Crest Avlch Saylor EX-91 MS-92 4-02 - Spears Family & Smith-Crest

Saylor

Alias

Ms Smith-Crest Drman Vallie EX-90 5-00 - Mike Hackman and Smith-Crest Day-Brem Shot Krazy EX-90 MS-91 5-02 - Smith-Crest Ms Butlerview Gldust Ana-ET EX-91 6-03 - Charles & Dane Thompson Peicrest Armani Piper-EX-92 MS-92 4-09 - Gregg Peirick Ms Smith-Crest J Vicki-ET EX-92 7-06 - Smith-Crest

Allie

Smith-Crest-TW Sho Vicky-ET EX-92 9-00 - Smith-Crest

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Travis and Holly Smith | Leah, Hattie and Blake 920-988-2443 | W7465 County Rd Q, Watertown, WI 53098 Visitors always welcome!

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Midwest Holstein Roundtable Stone-Front Farm Lancaster, Wis. 1350 cows 2000 tillable acres Andy and Lyn Buttles, daughters Christina (13) and Kayla (10), Elam and Barbara Buttles Levi Martin is the Herd Manager Becky Oglesby is the Calf Manager Christina, Lyn, Andy and Kayla Buttles

The Midwest Holsteins editors again teamed up for another roundtable of Midwest Registered Holstein breeders. This time around the topic revolves around “if I could do it all over...” where we asked the breeders to reflect on how their farms have changed over the years, what they did that created a very positive result and what they would have changed if they could go back. We hope this roundtable gives you insight into your dairy operation.

Stone-Front Farm Farm Information: We milk 1350 cows and operate 2000 tillable acres of land. We breed for productive, well-balanced cows that have great longevity. Basically cows that we love to milk.

Farm History: The Buttles family came to Wisconsin in 1842 and has been farming here ever since. Stone-Front originally started near Waterford in Racine County and then moved to the current location near Lancaster in Grant County in 1997.

What were some things that you’ve done over the years that have resulted in positive results? As our farm has grown the number one positive thing we have done is hire good people. Having a great core group of team oriented, outstanding employees who enjoy working with cattle has been the key to our success. Over the years anything that we have done to improve the cow comfort on our farm has also been very positive. If you take good care of your cows, they seem to always take care of you. Over the last 20 years I think that much of our increased milk production has come from increased cow comfort.

What are some things you’ve done that didn’t result in a positive outcome? Any time that we do something around here “Because that’s the way we have always done it” we seem to get ourselves in trouble. It is so easy to get caught up in the daily grind, that sometimes you forget to take a step back and really think about what you are trying to accomplish. Plus, things change so fast these days you really have to be ready and willing to make changes to keep up with the fast pace of the world.

If I could do it all over I would...There are many things that we could have done different. I think that one of the biggest changes would be our farm layout. When we moved to Lancaster, we were 14 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

milking about 80 cows and did not plan on ever growing to our current size. I think that had we known where things were going we would have laid out the buildings, feed area and manure handling differently so we could have grown more efficiently.

Managing employees is another area that we wish we had more training in earlier on in our growth. The cows were always easy to manage and where are strengths were, but we were not as ready to manage our employees. We should have spent more time on developing our people skills and have made many mistakes managing employees over the years. With the changing labor market, you just hate to lose good employees. As a leader it is more important to get it right than to be right.

We would also take more time to go over our financial information. We should have made time to fully understand and utilize our financial information much sooner. We should have monitored our cost of production more closely, so we could have made better fact-based decisions. We made too many decisions based on pure instinct and emotion. It is also much easier to make good marketing decisions if you have a solid understanding of what your cost of production is. In the future knowing your financials and having a strong marketing program is going to be very critical.

In hind sight, there are many other changes we might have made, but they were more based on how things have changed in the industry and the world. We always try to worry about things that we can control and not to spend too much time on the things that we can’t control. We feel that these are the areas that we were in full control of, and that we could have handled better.

Le-O-La Holsteins Peosta, Iowa 85 cows, 150 youngstock 160 acres The Demmer Family

Le-O-La Holsteins

interest by dairymen across the nation.

Farm Information: Le-O-La Holsteins is a Registered Holstein herd owned by Rick and Kathy Demmer who currently milk 85 Registered Holsteins with around 150 young stock on the farm. In addition, the Demmer family farms 160 acres of land that they use to produce feed for their livestock. One of the primary focuses for us is breeding high quality cattle backed with a deep pedigree to make a more sustainable and profitable animal. To go along with this, we partake in embryo transfer and in-vitro fertilization. Rick and Kathy live on the family farm where Rick takes on the primary day to day operations at the farm. Their sons, Kyle, Riley, Royce and Regan all work off the farm in addition to working on the dairy when they can, assisting in all areas. They also have three daughters who live off the farm.

What were some things that you’ve done over the years that have resulted in positive results? First and foremost, the most positive thing we have achieved is raising four boys who all bring their own talents and interests to Le-O-La, without them we wouldn’t have achieved all that we have so far. Another aspect we have seen bring a lot of success to our farm is investing in new genetics, such as Regancrest Debbie-Jo-ET EX-92. Debbie Jo was a cornerstone kind of cow for us, she put 40-plus bulls into AI and created an embryo market all over the world. She was truly a once in a lifetime cow that introduced us to many people across the globe. We also had the opportunity to invest in more of the Dellia family. On top of these new genetics we always focused on breeding the next generation to improve our herd, through this we did develop a sire, Le-OLa Mogul Gambler, who at one point was one of the top Udder Composite bulls of the breed.

Most recently, we have invested in two cows who have brought a lot of fun and success to our family, first being Robin Hood Pretty In-Red-ET EX-94. In 2018 she was named Grand Champion of the International Red & White Junior Show for our son Regan.

Second, is a cow we own in partnership with our son Kyle and his wife Laura, Bill Rauen and Stone-Front, TJR Arieta McCutch 2256-ET EX-95, a McCutchen from Ms Ariel Moman Arita EX-92 (Manoman) from Ms Atlees Goldwyn Ariel EX-92. Currently, her son Artist at St Jacobs ABC has been having many great looking daughters hit the ground.

Farm History: Leo and Stella Demmer, Rick’s parents, started farming in 1947 and moved to the farm where Rick and Kathy currently operate just south of Peosta, Iowa in 1956. As time went on their main focus became the dairy cattle while they managed a few other animals simply to feed their family. In 1964, Leo decided to start artificially inseminating his herd which sparked an interest in genetics with Rick and some of his brothers. In 1968 they bought a cow named Lilly, the first registered cow on the farm. To this day, she stands to be one of the most influential cows in the herd. The recent Intermediate Champion of the Midwest Fall National Show, Le-O-La Arvis Lauralee VG-88 is 13 generations back to Lilly!

As Rick and his brothers started to take more of a management role on the farm and as technological advancements hit the dairy industry, Rick and his brother Joe decided they wanted to make better quality cattle for the show ring in addition to animals who could produce good quality milk as well. In 1983, they decided to try embryo transfer for the first time. From the first flush, they received 10 heifers. This in turn sparked a passion for high quality cattle and has remained the vision at Le-O-La from that day forward. By 1990 the Demmer family was regularly attending the Iowa State Fair and other shows throughout the Midwest. In 1991, Rick and Kathy transitioned into ownership of Le-O-La Holsteins where they built onto the original barn and in turn doubled their herd size over the next few years. Their focus continued to be developing deep pedigreed, high quality cattle that brought appeal to dairymen nationwide.

As Rick began to develop their breeding program, he began to invest in new bloodlines and took their herd to a level that gained

What are some things you’ve done that didn’t result in a positive outcome? Overall, we have made the best out of nearly every situation we have been faced with. We are blessed with a great family who pitches in when times get tough. I guess if there is one thing we don’t get the greatest results in, it would be our milk check but we know we are not the only ones in this boat and just keep hoping for the markets to turn If I could do it all over I would…. There really isn’t much I would change, we have been able to develop a deep pedigreed herd with many Excellent and Very Good cows, we have four boys who all have developed a passion for the industry and are proud of what we have been able to achieve to this day. When I look back and now look at our current goals, I guess I could say I wish we would have acquired more land around us, giving more opportunity for farm growth and possibly investing in some technology sooner.

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Olmar Farms Sleepy Eye, Minn.

150 cows 700 acres Brian and Jill Nelson

Olmar Farms Farm Information: Olmar Farms owned by Brian and Jill Nelson.

We milk 150 cows and raise all of the replacements as well as bulls to sell as breeding bulls. We run just under 700 acres of land.

Farm History: I (Jill) am the fifth generation on our family farm, so obviously many things have changed over those years. Brian and I joined the farm in 2002 and bought it in 2008. At that time, we were milking 85 cows in a 1960s style side opening parlor and the cows were housed in freestalls, tie-stalls and an open freestall shed. In 2010, we moved into a new freestall barn and parlor. Since then we have remodeled our old tie-stall barn to accommodate calves. We’ve also done a lot of small things to help improve labor efficiencies, the most noticeable being revamping the entire feeding system.

What were some things that you’ve done over the years that have resulted in positive results? The new barn and parlor was a huge improvement in cow comfort and people comfort. Having all of the milking cows in one location was a great change. Putting in a fully insulated ceiling and tunnel ventilation were two of the best decisions we made when designing our barn. The added cost was offset within two years by a decrease in feed required to maintain the cow’s body temp in the most extreme weather temperatures. Our intakes are consistent year-round and milk production will decrease only on the hottest summer days. Having a consistent environment is also very nice to work in. We don’t have the frustration of working in a frozen barn with frozen manure and waterers. In the summer, the barn is much cooler then outside… although there is only so much that can be done with heat abatement.

Our feeding system changed considerably. We went from a stationary TMR that required eight different conveyors, an old chuck wagon and many hours to get everything fed. We can now feed twice as many animals in half the time using a TMR wagon and making a few adaptations in the old freestall barn which now houses our dry cows.

We have added several fans in our calf facilities and continue to improve air movement in those barns as time and money allow. The addition of headlocks for most of the animals on the farm has been a huge benefit as far as treating and handling all ages of animals. It’s much easier on both animal and human.

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having all of the parties concerned sit down together to sign everything was critical for a smooth transition. It is too easy to forget the small details that can later become issues. This is also important to share the basic details with any siblings who are not farming so there is no question about the transition plans in the event of someone’s death. I can’t emphasize enough how important a farm transfer plan is to the continuation of a farm. I know too many horror stories of farms lost and families torn apart. When the time comes, none of the other things will matter if the farm is gone because there wasn’t a plan.

What are some things you’ve done that didn’t result in a positive outcome? When we moved into the new barn we decided to try feeding a one group TMR twice a day to the two higher producing groups. We had trouble finding the right DMI to fit the two groups and had trouble with the fresh two-year-olds the most. So we quickly switched to mixing each group individually and feeding once a day. That has worked out much better.

The other issue we had, which ultimately took over most of our lives until we could figure out the problem, was that of stray voltage.

In our situation the stray voltage came from NEV (Neutral to Earth Voltage). This sort of voltage originates from the primary side of the electrically distribution line and even though we had “blockers” installed on our electrical service, the voltage went through the earth to find its way to our grounds and back into our barns.

If I could do it all over I would…. I generally don’t look back and think much about what I should have done. Most of the things we would have done differently while building our barn we would have done if we had unlimited resources. As it was, we stayed within 0.3% of our original budget. I credit that completely to Brian being

the general contractor and staying on top of things.

The things we would have done differently if we had a larger budget would have been to add the two additional parlor stalls per side. We installed a double-eight and made it big enough to go to a double-10. We also would have liked to have some sort of a cement treatment where the feed is. It would be better for us to have a few more tunnel fans. Right now, we are at the minimum air flow for a tunnel ventilated barn.

The final two things we would have done different would have been to install in-floor heat in the cement pad that leads to the manure pit. The manure in the barn never freezes, but once we push it outside, it becomes a problem. We also would have doubled the size of our stacking slab. It doesn’t last as long as it was supposed to be designed for, so we have to haul out more often.

During the building process, we would have taken a bit more control over the concrete crew. They were amazing at their job, however, they had such a large crew that we had to make little

decisions on post placements and slopes, etc. more hastily then we would have liked. Usually the cement was on its way when they would tell us their plan for the day. During the design phase, they also pushed hard for us to change our barn design and specifically the floor slopes to make the cement work easier. I am so glad we didn’t compromise on that. Having the floor slope both toward the center of the barn and away from the backs of the stalls has made a big difference in the cleanliness of the cows.

The other things we would have done different if we knew then what we know now would have been to insist on bringing threephase electrical service to the farm, despite the utility’s assurance that single phase would be more than sufficient for our power needs. We wouldn’t have trusted the utility’s testing methods for determining if we had stray voltage. We would also have located the service far away from all of the barns and install an isolated transformer. I cannot over estimate enough how this would have impacted every aspect of our farm and lives.

Farm History: Starward Farm started when Harold and Lillian Gremel purchased the farm, buildings and acreage around 1953.

They started with 230 acres, Brown Swiss and Holstein cows and some hogs. They changed over to all Holsteins and started purchasing registered cattle. Over the years they added more land.

In the 80’s Walter and I also started purchasing land. Today, my father-in-law is 10 years retired. Eric joined us seven years ago, after he graduated from college. He owns several animals and together, we continue to develop our registered herd.

What were some things that you’ve done over the years that have resulted in positive results? Positive results have come from handing the cow management and breeding over to Eric. We recently classified and the numbers tell the story. Updating facilities and building a new calf barn also have shown positive results. Not only does this add to animal comfort, and care, but focuses on working smarter not harder.

Darwin Sneller with his grandsons, Tanner and Reid Sneller

Starward Farm Sebewaing, Mich.

95-100 cows, 125 heifers 900 acres Darwin and Kathy Sneller

Starward Farm

What are some things you’ve done that didn’t result in a positive outcome? Keep to your values when breeding cows. Once in a while we succumb to the publicity, and promotion of advertising and try something new when purchasing semen. The results are mostly disappointing. Dairymen like different types of cows, so stick to what you like. Secondly, when we came to the farm in 1982, we should have done more to set up a working agreement with the in-laws. We just jumped in and starting working without really thinking about 40 years down the road.

If I could do it all over I would…. Find a way to take more time off for the kids’ activities. The side effect of having a small farm, and a small work force is there are not enough people to cover all the work. Now, we have family living in other states. We still find it difficult to find time to travel.

Farm Information: Starward Farm, Darwin Sneller, involved are Kathy, my wife; Walter Gremel, brother-in-law; Eric, son and his wife, Cassie. One full-time employee, Justin Gemmell. We have around 95 to 100 milking and dry cows with 125 heifers. We farm 900 acres consisting of corn, soybeans, wheat, alfalfa and sugar beets.

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EX 95

MISS SAMBO Design Kristy Roose • Black Gold Lea McCullough photo

Black Gold never produced a lot of daughters but the 3 she had were all good young cows, which scored high VG as 2-year-olds. However, she continually produced bulls to use on our heifers, which resulted in a large number of nice young milky 2 & 3-year-olds when we sold the Jersey cows. It wasn’t until her last son was in service that we realized we should have collected more of them. However, we did collect the last son, Brenhaven Big Guns, a Hired Gun out of Black Gold.

Semen available, the reports on the early daughters has been fantastic.

CLOVERFIELD EDWIN

Mabel EX 94

Winter calf by Comerica, currently flushing, inquires welcome - pregnancies by Victorious & Giller

PENINSULA KAUGHT

Mallory EX 95

Mal may be gone but her legacy will carry on in her daughters ...

Grayson Maddie VG 87 @ 3 yrs Daughters @ 2 yrs: VERBATIM Marci VG 83 Valentino Mame VG 85 Maternal sister to Mabel, dam of Command Macie Keeper Mamie I VG 87 - owned with Bruce Rendon Summer calf by Big Gun VIP Mallory VG 83 - owned by Susie Green BRENHAVEN COMMAND Macie VG 86 VIP Mallorie VG 83 - owned by Josh Gordon Family, IN daughter of Marci x Giller son of JBL Laser Chers Clair EX 94 VIP Mallorey VG 81 - owned by Prohart Jerseys Summer calf by Viral VIP Mal VG 85 - owned by Derek Karn, Canada BRENHAVEN GILLER Moulin Rouge EX 90 Jade Mallory VG 82 - owned by George Bush & Lauren Siver Topeka Mascara VG 86 - owned by George Bush & Lauren Siver Maternal sister to Mabel, 2nd calf 1st score SR 2 March calf by Big Gun

9 head averaged 88.5% Once again THANK YOU, to those of you who have supported or continued to support our, now, small Jersey program.

BRENT ROBINSON BRENT MOYER 989-553-4333 Bren_haven@yahoo.com Caro, Michigan

CLOVERFIELD TEQUILA

Toonzani EX 92

Her daughter - BRENHAVEN JOEL Tatiana EX 90 owned with the Reed Family 1st December Calf, Res. Jr. Champion Great Lakes Spring Show 2017 2nd December Calf - IN State Jersey Show 2017 RATLIFF TEQUILA Aquire EX 90

Winter calf by Brenhaven Big Guns

MILLER VUE CALYPSO Devine EX 90

2nd calf 1st score JR 3

WILLOW CREEK GILLER Viveca EX 91

2nd calf Max score JR 3, Thank you to Laurent Lambert & John Weaver for making her available & Andrew VanderMeulen for finding such a neat young cow RENMOOR COLTON Grace VG 85 (JR 2) RENMOOR COLTON Gladys VG 87 (JR 2) Grace & Gladys are owned by Bruce Rendon

RANDOM LUCK LAST

Pheobe

-ET VG 88

5-2 2x 305 25975M 5.9% 1530F 3.4% 862P In 5 lactation’s she has 88,175M 4812F 3254P Bonanza x Random Luck KB Jetway Pheobe EX 93 Due back in March to Richard.

Has a fancy fall calf by Norwin

Frank Robinson photos • Design Kristy Roose

Pheobe is the kind of “Big Brown” cow we like to have around.

She’s trouble and maintenance- free, and breeds back easily.

Calving every 13 months since 2-1.

WINTERFIELD ATW

SybleRae

-ET EX 93

6-8 2x 305 27980M 6.9 1920F 3.3 911P in 4 lactations she has 136,122M 7307F 4805P GW Atwood x LJ Stormy-RAE EX-91 x Sweetie Rae EX-92 She has daughters & granddaughters on the farm, that are all following in her footsteps. The most exciting daughter is her fall yearling Comestar Outside due in September to a Diamondback son and her June calf by Doorman.

One with a bright future

Rae

WINTERFIELD GC SHOCKER VG 86 at 2-9 2-2 2x 305 24376 4.1 1033 3.1 728 Gold Chip x AS Shock Rae VG 88 x LJ Stormy-RAE EX 91

BRENT ROBINSON • BRENT MOYER CARO, MICHIGAN • 989-553-4333 • BREN_HAVEN@YAHOO.COM

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

One of Apple’s Best!

Fustead’s Hottest New Sire Beta-Casein: A2A2 Kappa-Casein: BB Beta-Lactoglobulin: BB GTPI +2836 +1051M +0.17%F +91F +0.05%P +48P

14HO15110 Fustead Solution Jorgen-ET His dam: S-S-I Mont Joray 10821-ET

Ms Apples Uno Armana *RC EX-94 Uno Armana has proven to be one of Apple’s best transmitting daughters! We have also flushed her great-granddaughter

by Ladys Manor Band Seasaw.

EX-90 EX-MS DOM Completed lact: 337d 46,789M 1858F 1491P

- Flush sire: Hoogerhorst DG-OH Rubels-Red - 1st calf born was a bull, he is dark red and spunky, PA +2707 TPI - 10 more ET calves to come!

John & Tineke Boschma 224642 Pecan Rd., Colby, WI 54421 PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114 E-Mail: bossideholsteins@hotmail.com RHA: 50 cows 26,417M 1161F 853P BAA: 107.8%

3X National Show Class Winner

Blondin Armani Stella Arto-Red EX-94 Armani x EX-93 Destry, Royal Grand Champion 2014 x EX-93 Talent 3rd 5-Year-Old, WI R&W Championship Show 2020 Nominated All-American R&W Senior 3-Year-Old 2018 HM Junior All-American R&W Senior 3-Year Old 2018 Class Winner, Midwest Spring Show 2017, 2018 & 2019

Thank you to Ballweg Hickory Hills Dairy for making Stella available. We are looking forward to working with her!

Wayne, Samantha & Justin Giese

F1761 Huckleberry Rd., Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2972 home; 715-965-7147 cell samwaydairy@yahoo.com 22 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

We’ll be classifying Oct. 13 & she’s sure to go 2E!

FUSTEAD HOLSTEINS Tyler, Shannon, Sarah,

Brian & Wendy Fust 715-842-5868/Ph 715-848-0465/Fax

Wausau, WI

Tanner & Savanah Adam, Jennifer, Aiden, Bailey & Connor

L-L-M Dairy’s Gold Medal Sire from L-L-M-Dairy Mogul Pier-ET VG-87 DOM

L-L-M-Dairy Pond PASSAT-ET +2759 TPI

- Passat is a Ponder son from L-L-M-Dairy Mogul Pier, pictured, and second dam is L-L-M-Dairy J Stream Procky VG-87 DOM! - He combines production, components and health traits for the complete package!

- He is a descendent of the 2009 lifetime production award winner for Marathon County, L-L-M-Dairy Rudolph Pilgrim EX-92.

Leon & Lyle Matthiae 231056 Hwy. Q, Ringle, WI 54471 715-297-8485 Leon 715-297-8483 Lyle www.llmdairy.com Visitors always welcome

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Tribute to a Great Cow Nor-Way-Pete Blitz Emmy 5E-91 EEEEE 3/16/05 - 5/5/20 ~ 406,664M 3.9 15,963F 2.9 11,068P lifetime ~ had a Tatoo heifer in March at 15 years old

Highlights from our 3-2-20 Classification 2 new Excellents, including

Four-of-a-Kind GChip Giselle EX at 8-00 4-06 349 43,749 4.0 1776 2.7 1201 ~ 6th generation EX ~ Over 204,000 lifetime to date & still milking 112 lbs./day ~ Due in November to Denver ~ National Elite Performer

NOR-WAY-PETE FARMS, INC. 1751 Cherry Drive, Eland, WI 54427 RHA: 2x 26,128 3.82 998 3.02 789 Chad & Andy Peterson, owners 715-302-0482 Visitors Always Welcome!

Marathon County Holstein Association Cooperative Raffle Winners Prizes 1st: Sky-Reach Fuel Wilma from Hank Boschma Nathan Osborn 2nd: $500 cash Izaak Peterman 3rd: Mixed 1/4 beef Michael Lawrence 4th: $250 cash Will Cordes 5th: $250 Fleet Farm gift card Brian Steidinger 6th: Mixed 1/4 beef Ryan Lynn 7th: $250 Nasco gift card Rachel Roskopf 8th: Pie a month for 1 year Douglas Dittmar 9th: New Holland pedal tractor Joey Kurth 10th: $100 Texas Roadhouse gift card Jo Burkhardt 11th: $100 cash Marvin Reuter 12th: $100 cash Nolan & Reece Davis 13th: $100 cash Rick Vomastic 14th: $100 cash Twin-B

Thanks to all who purchased tickets!

HAZEL: One of our favorite Red & Whites!

Owned by: Thomas & Florine Bunkelman Brooke, Brent & Brodie

Mid-State Pullers of Wisconsin Due to COVID, the pulls were more fun than for points this year, but Brodie had a good year regardless.

Sky-Reach Mad Max Hazel-Red VG-86 at 2Y

Some pulls from this year: Dorchester - 1st; Jump River - 1st; Ladysmith - 1st; Edgar - 2nd; Arpin - 3rd; Thorp Mid-Summer Shoot-Out - 1st; Jump River - 1st; Willow Springs - 1st.

Looking forward to next year & hoping things get back to normal.

Took the year off from showing but we’ll be back in 2021!

227080 Pinenut Road, Edgar, WI 54426 Ph.: 715-581-6460 E-mail: tomkinsfarm@yahoo.com

Sire: FG Destry Mad Max Dam: Sky-Reach Reality Hawaii VG-86 2nd Dam: Sky-Reach Absolute Honolulu VG-85 3rd Dam: Bosside Miami Hailey VG-88 Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/skyreachholsteins

HOLSTEINS

Hank, Shannon, Gabe, Jonah & Lily Boschma Athens, WI 715-205-7303 MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020 - 23

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MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Family-Affair Holsteins Family-Affair Helix June NC born 6/1/17

Windleway Holsteins Herd Dispersal

November 7 at Barron Fall Sale, Barron, WI

2-01 305d 36,720M 1436F 1139P 365d 42,700M 1460F 1320P Housed at New-Day Dairy W/D Strack, Athens, WI • 715-257-7376

Ded-Dit Holsteins

Excited about this new addition!

9/3/20 King Doc x GP-80 Lylas x GP-83 Braxton x EX-90 2E Domain, a 10th generation EX from the Roxys

Bosside Apple Pie-Red-ET EX-92

Daughters sell, all Red & White: • VG-85 2Y Awesome • 3 Lucky PP’s, scored 85, 85 & 83 at 2Y • 3 will be fresh for the sale

Doug Dittmar

6006 - 3 Birch Street, Schofield, WI 54476 715-571-0843

Gary’s Dairy Good-Time registered Holsteins

Gary Stankowski Owner Home: 3860 Sugar Bush Rd. Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-3197 Farm: 543 Hwy. S Mosinee, WI 54455 (715) 693-0799

Langs-Twin-B Elite Fudge-ET EX-90 2E Selling a Million daughter & several grand-daughters

Moo-dy Acres Congratulations Madison and Abigail on your hard work and success at the summer shows!

Mike, Barb, Madison & Abigail Borchardt

W4370 Wien Drive, Edgar, WI 54426 715-352-2448

Call Milkyhill Cattle Sales for rates.

Mark your calendar!

Barron Fall Sale - Saturday, November 7th

Contact ED mielke 715-574-2931

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Windleway Shaquille Panda EX-93

Selling: VG-87 2Y Loveman; her full sisters sold privately last fall scored 87, 85 & 83 at 2Y Also selling:

• Ella Absolute EX-92 daughters: 3 by Hercules, GP-80, GP-83 & a springer; VG-86 Attorny P-Red to freshen before sale • Tattoo daughter of a VG-87 Loveman • Mostly first and second lactation cows and several springers Vaccinations will be up to date.

Windleway Holsteins Dave & Dawn Windle

N1897 Cty. T, Withee, WI 54498 715-785-7753 6/20 BAA: 108% windwaycows@yahoo.com 13 Year PBR & 16 Year PGH Awards

60 - NATIONAL HOLSTEIN CONVENTION

Photo Š Han Hopman; Source: Holstein International

Wargo-Acres Snow

Machine-ET EX-93 GMD

Let it Snow x EX-90 Guthrie x Wargo-Acres Blton Mopsie EX-93 back to Wargo-Acres Melrose EX-94 GMD DOM.

Snow Machine was featured on the cover of the July issue of the Holstein International. She was fresh on 9-11-20 with a Brass heifer calf and is ready to move up in classification score.

Congrats to Selz-Pralle Dairy on developing their National Holstein Convention Sale purchase from Snow Machine, WargoAcres M Montana EX-92.

Dtr: Wargo-Acres M Montana EX-92 owned by Selz-Pralle Dairy, Humbird

Gordon & Emily Carncross Craig, Jen, Gavin & Nolan Carncross W13157 Co. Hwy. J, Lodi, WI 53555 wargoacres@gmail.com | 608-592-2560 Craig cell 26 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

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The 10 and Over Club Briccows Adventure 3E-92

7-7 2X 298 32,603 3.2 1056 2.9 954 Lifetime to date in 8 lactations: 215,000lbs

By Advent-Red from a 3E-92 Lee with 214,000 lbs lifetime. Next dam an EX Encore Daughters Adventurous EX-92 by Dempsey 5yr - 34,342 4.0 1376 3.2 1085 Adversity VG-86-2Y by Doorman 2yr - 23,701 4.1 967 3.4 797 Ad-Lib VG-85-2Y by Doorman Advantage - lovely just fresh Crush

Sky-M Sanchez Ioyoo 3E-92

6-7 2X 365 34,356 3.7 1262 2.8 966 Lifetime to date in 7 lactations: 221,000 lbs A 9th generation EX by Sanchez. Her EX Goldwyn dam has 199,000 lifetime and is one of three EX full sisters. Next dam 3E-92 Briccows Independance...a great brood cow!

Daughters Iola 2E-92 Shottle 4yr - 31,743 4.6 1471 3.2 1011 IQ - a nice Solomon fresh with an Awesome heifer Maternal Sister to Ioyoo: Intuit, a 2y Crush

Briccows Advent Beeline-Red EX-90

9-8 2X 365 32,494 3.6 1155 3.2 1056, Lifetime to date in 9 lactations: 240,000 lbs An 8th generations EX Advent - dam is 3E-90 Talent with 36,000.

Next dam Buggs Rudolph Betcha 3E-92 with 235,000 lifetime.

Daughters Bingo-Red EX-93, a Defiant owned by Derek Breyer, Birnamwood, Wis. 4yr - 31,460 3.5 1093 2.9 917 Behold-Red 2E-92 Defiant Unbelievable-Red by Unstopabull, due next spring to Altitude-Red Full Sister to Beeline: Becareful-Red 2E-91 5yr - 43,227 3.1 1320 2.7 1170 Has 3 young Redburst daughters 28 - MIDWEST HOLSTEINS, Fall 2020

Pete, Brenda, Brent & Riley Bricco

N3103 Wegner Road, Marion, WI 54950 (715) 460-4208 cell email: onepete@frontiernet.net

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S P RMilking U CHerd E &LBred AW N FA R M Heifer Dispersal Tuesday, October 27th • 11:00 AM • Fond du Lac, WI 95+ Homebred Registered Holsteins Sell

Excellence Generation after Generation The Sale Line-Up Features

7 from EX-95 dams 9 from EX-94 dams 8 from EX-93 dams

MALDWYN TRIXIE LINJET 5E-95 DOM

ROB-CRI STRMTIC MANITOBA-ET 2E-94

5-05 364 40,070 4.2 1681 3.1 1247 Nominated All-American 2008 & 2009 Nasco Type & Production Winner WDE 2009 7th generation EX or VG with 4 EX dtrs. 91 - 94 pts!

Selling EX-91 Goldwyn & her VG-86 Blake; EX-91 Brokaw & her Undenied bred hfr; VG-86 Mario & her Undenied plus gr’dtrs by Dempsey, Apple-Crisp, Crush, Beemer & more!

6-00 365 36,950 3.8 1404 3.0 1115 Res. Jr. All-WI 4 Yr Old 2012 • WI Futurity Winner 2011 EX-90 GMD 30,240 show winning dam x VG-89 x VG-88 Four VG-88 & VG-87 Golden Dreams dtrs sell plus a sensational group of gr’dtrs: VG-86 EX-MS Doorman, 2- VG Byways, VG-87 Brokaw, VG Blake and Kenosha & King Doc bred hfrs.

WINTEROSE GIBSON PHOEBE 2E-93

GLENNLAWN CHAMPION ENVY 2E-93

18 more from EX dams 31 from Multiple Generations of EX dams Lactation Avg: 25,358 3.9 999 3.1 792 SCC Avg: 84 Used to freestalls Milked in a stall barn

Beautiful Uddered Cows Fill the Barn

EX-90 Gold Chip Sale Managed by:

5-09 365 29,710 4.7 1385 3.1 914 4 Canadian bred VG dams complete this pedigree!

Phoebe’s 2E-92 Sanchez has EX-92 Golddust & VG-88 EX-MS Jacoby dtrs selling! Phoebe has a long list of gr’dtrs selling including Blake, Sanchez & Mario dtrs all VG-87, a VG Wilson and bred hfrs by Denver, Crush & Undenied.

EX-90 Beemer x 93 x 93

GREAT NORTHERN W4226 SR 23 E, Fond du Lac, WI 54937 PH: 920.923.6991 • grnorth81@gmail.com Catalog online at: www.greatnorthernsalesarena.com

3-06 365 38,130 3.7 1406 3.2 1218 Her 2E-95 gr’dam is a Nat’l Champion & All-American nominee!

From Envy’s 2E-93 Sanchez: EX-92 Golden Dreams & EX-90 EX-MS Beemer 3 yr old sell! The Crush Jr. 2 & Denver bred hfr from the Golden Dreams are pretty special too! Another family standout is the EX-91 Blake & her Crush 2 yr old!

VG-88 EX-MS Jacoby x 92 x 93 VG Brokaw x 94 x 94 x 96

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EX-91 Blake

SPRUCE LAWN FARM Glenn & Linda Ubbelohde and Family

W3876 County Rd C, Plymouth, WI 53073 Phone: 920-980-7632 • Follow us on facebook!

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2020 Midwest Fall National Show August 13, 2020 • West Union, Iowa Judge: Keith Topp

Thank you to all the sponsors, exhibitors and people who organized and made this show possible! It was an awesome show! The Iowa Holstein Association was excited to be given the opportunity to host the Midwest Fall National Show during this crazy year. Over 400 head were entered and 348 head were checked in between the Midwest Fall National Show and the Iowa State Open and Junior Holstein Shows. A total of 284 head were exhibited in the Midwest Fall National Show by 103 exhibitors from California, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Ohio, South Dakota, Washington, Wisconsin and British Columbia.

Senior & Grand Champion - Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET, Farnear Holsteins Reserve Senior & Reserve Grand Champion – Nic-K Purple Passion-ET, Hawkeye-JK Holsteins Honorable Mention Grand Champion – Le-O-La Arvis Lauralee, Le-O-La Holsteins Spring Heifer Calf (31) 1 - Quietcove Avalnche Faith-ET, Bella-Veiw/Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh; 2 - Ryan-V Denver Restrict, Dylan & Cameron Ryan; 3 - Biercrest Denver Danica, Duane Gibbs, Dan Hovden & Cary Bierschenk; 4 - QCove JMK Curran Devil, Nabholz Farm; 5 - Lyons-DL Unstp Sweetnes-Red, Lyons Holsteins; 6 - Rollingriver HZ Mimosa, Rolling River; 7 - MS GBM RKM Denver Latte, Kayla Ann Moret and Richard Mensendike; 8 Lichty-Acres Ammo Fiery-ET, Stadview/Chad & Stacy Bohn; 9 - GBM Backflip Jayzee, GBM Holsteins; 10 - Duckett Expander Farah, Cale Baker, Dan Hovden, Steve Velthuis Winter Heifer Calf (40) 1 - Redcarpet Doormn Daytona-ET, J. L. & M. Harbaugh and D. & C. Ryan; 2 - Ryan-Vu Hancock Notice, Dylan & Cameron Ryan; 3 - Apple-PTS Alameda-Red-ET, Apple Partners, LLC; 4 - Courtlane Atwood Diamond, Courtlane Holsteins; 5 - Bella-Ridge War Marble-Red, J. L. & M. Harbaugh and A.& A. Loehr; 6 - Macland KD Cinnalicious, Macland Holsteins; 7 - QCove-Trbo Turbo LaylaET, Duane Gibbs & Dan Hovden; 8 - Lyons-DL Warrior Halo-Red, Lyons Holsteins; 9 - Indianhead ButtercupRed-ET, East-Colt/Coltan & Easton Brown; 10 - Nobland Addison Dixie-Red, Nobland Farms/Ainsley Noble Fall Heifer Calf (31) 1 - City-Slickers DB Bon Voyage, J. L. & M. Harbaugh and D. & C. Ryan; 2 - Triple S Jordy KissMe-Red, Triple S Farm and Fairholm; 3 - Ryan-Vu Drifter Retire, Dylan & Cameron Ryan; 4 - Milksource Unix Chassup-ET, Jacob & Logan Harbaugh and Jacob Viergutz; 5 - Kamps-RX Apple B Akache-ET, Reggie and Krysty Kamps; 6 - ScoLo Aval Racquel 2366-ET, Kevin Doeberiener, Lindsay Bowen & John Cannon; 7 - Le-O-La Artist Always, LeO-La Holsteins; 8 - Le-O-La Doorman Luxury-ET, Le-OLa Holsteins; 9 - Riverdown Dman Bandaloni-ET, Matt Henkes & Jody Nus; 10 - Sco-Lo Artist 1000, Sco-Lo 32 - Midwest Holsteins, Fall 2020

Summer Yearling (19) 1 - MS Arthurcreek G CrownRoyal, Duane Gibbs, Dan Hovden & Nathan Arthur; 2 - Kamps-RX AppleB Adelaida-ET, Reggie and Krysty Kamps; 3 - Opsal Ammo Caleesi, Shana & Drew Leuking; 4 - Siemers Great 31589-Red-ET, J. L. & M. Harbaugh and D. & C. Ryan; 5 - Harvue Doc Harper, T&L Cattle Company; 6 - GBM RKM Tat Eleanor, GBM Holsteins; 7 - Banowetz Backflip Merlot, Banowetz Genetics/Shawn & Levi Banowetz; 8 - KCCK Undnid Angel-ET, KCCK Genetics/Cole and Carter Kruse; 9 - Elitelane Undenied Magic, Elitelane Genetics/Lane Domeyer; 10 - RBR FRM Jacoby Amarillo, Raber Farms/Addison & Jacob Raber Spring Yearling (18) 1 - Jacobs Doorman Lisy-ET, Kiefland Holsteins; 2 MS McWilliam Demp Lady Luck, Le-O-La Holsteins; 3 - Ladyrose Well Defined-ET, Rosedale Genetics & F.&D. Borba; 4 - Bella-Ridge Tatoo Queenie, J., L., & M. Harbaugh and A. & A. Loehr; 5 - River-Divide Denver Enver, Riverdivide; 6 - Macland Kdoc Cin Biscuit, Macland Holsteins; 7 - Miss Baru, John Erbsen & Colganados Genetics; 8 - Apple-Pts Alikna-ET, Darlington Ridge Farms; 9 - Hunt-Haven Atmsph Valentine, HuntHaven Holsteins; 10 - Stempfle Glam It Up-ET, Stempfle Holsteins Winter Yearling (18) 1 - MS Rollnvew Jump4Fun-Red-ET, Bella-View/Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh; 2 - River-Divide Denver Maxi, Riverdivide; 3 - Bluff-Ridge D Dreamsickle, BluffRidge; 4 - Kamps-RX AppleB America-ET, Reggie and Krysty Kamps; 5 - Ruti Denver Georgina-TW, Scott Culbertson; 6 - Weigland Dempsey Alexjo-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 7 - Arthurcreek Rgnld Champagne, Nathan Arthur; 8 - Henkeseen Ammo Silver-Red, Henkeseen Holsteins; 9 - Redline Katia, Redline/Alissa M Maier; 10 - Petitclerc Avalanche Spottie, Duane Gibbs & Dan Hovden

Fall Yearling (8) 1 - Kamps-RX AppleB Amaretto-ET, Reggie and Krysty Kamps; 2 - Le-O-La Avlanche Ainsley-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 3 - Henkeseen Jordy Shania-Red, Henkeseen Holsteins; 4 - Stempfle King Glass Ceiling, Stempfle Holsteins; 5 - Arthurcreek Crush Moana, Nathan Arthur; 6 - Cost Gibbs Jordy Riot-Red, Alexis Costello & Payton Gibbs; 7 - Royal-Review Peerless-ET, Royal-Review/ Doug Brown; 8 - Stardell Brodie Roxanne, Stardell Farms Junior Best 3 Females (7) 1 - Kamps-RX Genetics; 2 - Ryan-Vu Holsteins; 3 - Le-OLa Holsteins; 4 - Henkeseen Holsteins; 5 - Stempfle Holsteins; 6 - Courtlane Holsteins; 7 - Banowetz Genetics Milking Yearling (5) 1 - Farnear TJR Baylee 42418-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 2 - Danhof J Sheri-Red-ET, Danhof Holsteins; 3 - Le-O-La Artist Lexis-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 4 - Stu-Felt Doorman Geography, TBS Holsteins; 5 - Flower-Brook Solomn Germain, Flower-Brook/Andy Stuewe Summer Junior 2-Year Old (14) 1 - Petitclerc Diamndbck Speedy-ET, Stempfle Holsteins; 2 - KCCK Jordy Rachel-Red, KCCK Genetics/ Cole and Carter Kruse; 3 - Le-O-La Doorman Tulip, LeO-La Holsteins; 4 - Moondale Undenied Tabby, Moondale; 5 - Clearfield Crush Del 21, Clearfield/Lila Sloan; 6 - Willows-Edge Crush Kenni-ET, Willows-Edge; 7 Sheeknoll Saturn Angie-ET, Sheeknoll Farms; 8 - GBM RK Diamondback Eileen, GBM Holsteins; 9 - Mat-ArDor Solomon Kaley, Mat-Ar-Dor/Jacob & Aiden Timmer & Andrew Zylstra; 10 - Sheeknoll Avalanche Alex-ET, Sheeknoll Farms Junior 2-Year Old (15) 1 - Xcaret Doorman Maui, Stu-Felt/Andy Stuewe & Cory Feltmann; 2 - Lake-Breeze Aval Story-ET, Rosedale Genetics & Dan Hovden; 3 - Lyons-DL Redneck Tutu-Red, Lyons Holsteins; 4 - MS Nabholz Armella, Legendholm Holsteins & Norman Nabholz; 5 - Sco-Lo-Coons Alison 2306-ET Kevin Doeberiener, Lindsay Bowen & John Cannon; 6 - Windyspirit Airlift Sophia, Jacob Hornberg; 7 - Kishholm Diamond Bling, KishHolm; 8 - Farnear Mika 83340-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 9 - Go-For Byway Beatrice, Go-For Holsteins/Megan & Jacob Gochnauer; 10 - Eagle-View Goldchip Lexi-ET, Eagle-View Dairy Senior 2-Year Old (12) 1 - Oak-Ridge-K Gchip Turbo, Esperanza CC/Tanner & Peyton Morrison; 2 - Le-O-La Solo Cup, Le-O-La Holsteins; 3 - MS Quass Diamondback W790-ET, Gary Quass, Chris Pries & Jason Volker; 4 - Apple-Pts ArmillaET, Kailey Barolow & Marshall Driscoll; 5 - Henkeseen J Spitfire-P-Red, Henkeseen Holsteins; 6 - Farnear Babes 2486-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 7 - Korian Defiant Sassy, Korian Holsteins; 8 - Hawkeye-JK Artic Splash-ET, Dave Ripp; 9 - Arthuracres Avalanch Autumn, Arthur Acres; 10 - KishHolm On Fire, KishHolm Junior 3-Year Old Cow (13) 1 - Le-O-La Arvis Lauralee, Le-O-La Holsteins; 2 - PolyKow Crush Angelina, Cale Baker, Knute Hovden, Gigi

Polikowsky, Brylie Volker; 3 - Flower-Brook DiamondRed-ET, Flower-Brook/Andy Stuewe; 4 - Stu-Felt Solomon Legacy, Stu-Felt/Andy Stuewe & Cory Feltmann; 5 - Moondale W Philana, Moondale; 6 - Erbacres Solomon Natalia-ET, Pagel Sunlight; 7 - Rosedale MB Lucky Lady, Rosedale Genetics & F.&D. Borba; 8 - Farnear Millis Mystique-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 9 - Mat-Ar-Dor Awesome Glory, Mat-Ar-Dor/Jacob & Aiden Timmer & Andrew Zylstra; 10 - Moondale GD Pea, Moondale Senior 3-Year Old Cow (13) 1 - Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Go-Sho/Tessa & Stella Schmocker; 2 - Milksource Drmn Arriella-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 3 - Schnapsberg Mario Brothers, Stu-Felt; 4 - Lyons-DL Velvet-Red, Lyons Holsteins; 5 - West River Cinderdoor Ironic, Biercrest Holsteins; 6 - Hawkeye-JK Crush Amen-ET, Hawkeye-JK & Stempfle Holsteins; 7 Henkeseen Dman Heartache-ET, Henkeseen Holsteins; 8 - Ryan-Vu Alanche Rihanna-ET, Heaven’s Elite; 9 Le-O-La Awesome Danica-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 10 Coonridge Crush 712, CoonRidge Holsteins 4-Year-Old Cow (16) 1 - Nic-K Purple Passion-ET, Hawkeye-JK Holsteins; 2 - Maroch High Octane Boreale, Heaven’s Elite; 3 - Le-OLa Racer Tara, Le-O-La Holsteins; 4 - Luck-E Awesome Adventure-ET, Luck-E/Matt Engel; 5 - Blondin Goldwyn Bistro-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 6 - Volkerhovden Gchip Sprinkle, Feltmann Dairy & David K Hoese; 7 - Henkeseen Dominic Lollipop, Henkeseen Holsteins; 8 - Macland Gold Chip Star, Macland Holsteins; 9 - Henkeseen Dominic Double D, Henkeseen Holsteins; 10 - Raylore Lickety Split, Raylore Farm/Luke Olson 5-Year-Old Cow (12) 1 - Macland HF Yoder Rachel-ET, Macland Holsteins; 2 - MS Brazle Royal-ET, Cale Baker, Brylie Volker, Knute Hovden; 3 - MS Wake-Up Acme Cadee, Wake-Up Holsteins; 4 - Moondale Atwood Tracy, Moondale; 5 - LeO-La Atwood Lyndi-ET, Le-O-La Holsteins; 6 - Farnear Megasire 31853-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 7 - Raylore Reginald Emma, Raylore Farm/Luke Olson; 8 - Regancrest Goldust Blacky, Regancrest; 9 - MS D Angel DenishaET, Willows-Edge; 10 - Lyons-DL Mses Shortcake-Red, Lyons Holsteins Aged Cow (11) 1 - KishHolm Collett, KishHolm; 2 - Go-Sho Like A Rolling Stone, Go-Sho/Tessa & Stella Schmocker; 3 - Macland Atwood Cinnabon, Macland Holsteins; 4 - RobinHood Pretty In-Red, Le-O-La Holsteins; 5 - KishHolm Damion Celina-ET, KishHolm; 6 - Beckholm Goldwyn Latona, Cale Baker & Brylie Volker;7. Moondale A Pandy, Moondale; 8 - Sunnyhome McCutchen Mildred, Erbacres/Connor Erbsen; 9 - MT-Ararat Goldwyn EbrillET, Stu-Felt; 10 - Moondale Atwood Lila, Moondale 150,000-Pound Cow (8) 1 - Farnear TBR Aria Adler-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 2 - EastRiver Goldwyn Deb 176, Stuewe & Feltmann; 3 - Moondale Fever Piper, Moondale Holsteins; 4 Moondale Goldwyn Paddy-ET, Moondale Holsteins; 5 Farnear Atwood Milli-ET, Farnear Holsteins; 6 - Bonivista Cyclone Moon, Meyer Dairy Farms; 7 - Moondale Damion Taphee-ET, Moondale Holsteins; 8 - Kishholm Chancae-ET, KishHolm Best Three Females (5) 1 - Le-O-La Holsteins; 2 - Farnear Holsteins, 3 - Lyons Holsteins; 4 - Moondale; 5 - Henkeseen Holsteins Daughter-Dam (1) 1. Farnear Holsteins Produce of Dam (2) 1 - Moondale; 2 - Farnear Holsteins • A complete list of all placings is available at www.iowaholsteins.org.

Intermediate Champion - Le-O-La Arvis Lauralee, Le-O-La Holsteins Reserve Intermediate Champion - Poly-Kow Crush Angelina, Cale Baker, Knute Hovden, Gigi Polikowsky, Brylie Volker Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion - Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine, Go-Sho/Tessa & Stella Schmocker

Junior Champion - Ms Rollnvew Jump4Fun-Red-ET, Bella-View/Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh Reserve Junior Champion - City-Slickers DB Bon Voyage, J. L. & M. Harbaugh and D. & C. Ryan HM Junior Champion - Quietcove Avalnche Faith-ET, Bella-Veiw/Jacob, Logan & Madison Harbaugh Premier Breeder & Exhibitor - Le-O-La Holsteins Premier Breeder & Exhibitor of the Heifer Show - Kamps-RX Genetics

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Your support was greatly appreciated!

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Blodgett Communications - Sponsored by Vytelle Cowsmopolitan - Sponsored by Trans Ova Genetics Dairy Agenda Today - Sponsored by Addison*RC Syndicate, LLC & Gibbs/Hovden Holsteins for covering our shows!

Thank you to our Show Chair Paul Stempfle for doing an amazing job organizing the show. Also, thank you to so many individuals that helped with clerking and checking in the cattle, show ring help, all of the princesses and our clean up crew. Thank you to Doug Lyons for providing the tent outside the show ring and to Baumler Implement for providing a skid loader for us to use during the show.

Many people volunteered to make this show a reality. Thank you again to everyone!

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Obituaries Everett R. Benedict

Everett R. Benedict, 81, of Bristol, passed away peacefully, on Thursday, July 2, 2020, at his residence.

He was born on July 23, 1938, to the late Roland D. and Emily (Stonebreaker) Benedict in Kenosha. He was educated in Wilmot and graduated from Wilmot High School. On August 31, 1968, he married Pamela Odell in Bristol.

Everett was a lifelong dairy farmer who considered himself a steward of the land. He took great pride on being a fifth generation farmer and was a nationally recognized Registered Holstein Breeder.

Everett was a member of the Bristol United Methodist Church. He enjoyed music, playing guitar, banjo, and singing vocals in polka bands for 60 years, the Jolly Nites, Travel on Trio, and several other bands. First, he played American Legion ball for many years, managing the Central Wisconsin Championship Team for Wilmot and also played fastpitch in Kenosha County up until he was 50 years old.

Everett was also very involved with the Dairyland Race Track. He owned many greyhounds and raced them through Greyhound Central Kennels at the dog track for many years with his daughter Andrea and his son-in-law Larry.

Everett is survived by his loving wife Pam, his children Jori Rafel of Hillsboro, Randy (Jaime) Benedict of Sharon, Steven Benedict of Bristol and Andrea (Larry) Osborne of Laramie, WY, He loved spending time with his six grandchildren Ty, Cadence, Garrett, Reese and Randy’s two children and his brothers Lowell and Norman Benedict.

Jack Jinkins

Dr. John “Jack” W. Jinkins, 77, of Dodgeville, formerly of Montfort, died suddenly on Saturday, August 29, 2020 at his home. He leaves his beloved wife of 56 years, Donna (Allen) Jinkins, and his children Laurie Jinkins (Laura Wulf ), Chuck Jinkins (Jill Armbruster), Julie Derr (Ron), Todd Jinkins (Tobey) and Karri Jinkins (Hooman Majd); seven grandchildren, Sasha, Ava, Wulf, Olivia, Eliza, Carson and Khashayar; his sister Mary Kunzelman and brother Mark Jinkins, as well as many brother and sister in-laws and friends. He was preceded in death by his father, mother and his brother Tom Jinkins.

Jack was born on September 7, 1942 in Dodgeville, and was raised in Mifflin the oldest of Charlotte and Kenneth Jinkins. He married the love of his life on March 1, 1964 after being in the last graduating class from Livingston High School. He and Donna set off for Ames, Iowa, where he graduated from Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1967. He began a successful veterinary career joining Drs. Carr and Klindt at Montfort Veterinary Service in Iowa County. It’s rumored that before Jack began his new job in Montfort word travelled through town that Dr. Carr had hired some young veterinarian, and they’d have to see how it worked out. It did, because “Doc Jinkins” spent 35 years building friendships and gaining respect amongst the farmers of Grant and Iowa counties. Along with raising his family in Montfort, Jack was also an active member of the community as Chairman of the Montfort Methodist church board and as a member of the Montfort town board.

Jack had a strong interest in Registered Holstein cattle, purchasing his first in 1971. In 1978 he established Hardwood Farm, which became well known and is now run by his son, Chuck. He maintained a daily involvement in it until his passing. He spent countless hours developing his herd and farm. He was known for saying “experience is always the best teacher, but sometimes the ‘cost of tuition’ is high.” Jack believed his

practical dairy farming experience benefited the clients he served, but was secondary to the knowledge he gained from these clients, which benefited his dairy. He had a great respect for farmers and was proud to count generations of area farm families among his many, many friends.

After retirement, Jack and Donna built their dream house in Dodgeville.

They travelled regularly to visit their children in Boise, Nashville, New York and Tacoma. Jack became a board member and strong advocate for Bloomfield Manor. He strongly believed that senior citizens should have a high-quality place to be taken care of in their later years. Jack visited Montfort daily, playing cards with a group of his friends every morning at the local gas station, and was known to appear before their 5 a.m. opening time in anticipation of winning up to 28 cents in any given day. In the last few years, Jack and Donna fell in love with Hyde Mill, so they bought and remodeled a historic home associated with the Mill.

While Jack retired from veterinary practice in 2002, he never quite retired from farming or from his commitment to his family, friends and community. Donna and his family are heartbroken over his death but filled with joy as they recollect his life and stories.

Walter Siemers

Walter “Wally” Siemers, age 82, of Cleveland, went home to his Lord and Savior on September 3, 2020. Wally was born on January 12, 1938, in Milwaukee to the late Walter J. and Hildegarde (Trieck) Siemers. He attended a one-room schoolhouse on Mineral Springs Road in the township of Meeme, before graduating from Kiel High School in 1956. Wally then attended the UW-Madison Farm Short Course before owning and operating Siemers Holsteins for over 50 years.

Walter married the love of his life, Marlene (Hagenow) Siemers on October 7, 1961. They met on Sunday at the Manitowoc County Fair in 1959. They were happily married for 58 years operating the family farm together, side-by-side. He was baptized and a confirmed member of St. John’s UCC Church in Schwarzwald where he served as a Deacon and was active on many committees. Later, Wally became a member of the Christ Community Church of Sheboygan where he also served as a Deacon and Elder.

Wally was a “farmer’s farmer.” He especially appreciated the Holstein cow, exporting hundreds of cattle worldwide and selling bulls to A.I. He maintained a very productive, yet type-focused herd and helped many young farmers acquire the “better kind.” A highlight of his farming career was hosting Farm Progress Days in 1997. He received Wisconsin’s Master Agriculturalist Award in 2017.

Walter loved to sing. He began his singing career in his church choir at age 14. He sang for many weddings and funerals throughout the area.

He sang for many years with the Plymouth Barbershop and the Men of Harmony. His favorite song was “Great is Thy Faithfulness.”

Wally was a dedicated and loving husband, father, and grandfather.

In addition to his wife, Marlene, he is survived by four children, Sherry (Jack) Siemers-Peterman, David Siemers, Dan (Janina) Siemers, and Paul (Jennifer) Siemers; seven grandchildren, Crystal Siemers-Peterman, Kathryn Siemers, Jordan Siemers, Connor Siemers, Joshua (Emily) Siemers, Jacob Siemers, and Lauren Siemers; sister, Ruth Ann (Charles) Kolb; and brother-in-law, Carl (Ruth) Hagenow.

In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established in Wally’s name.

Wally’s family would like to thank the staff at Harvest Home of Howard’s Grove who cared for him with kindness and compassion while he has resided there for the last three years.

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34th Annual WHA All-Breeds Futurity

August 25, 2020 • Washington County Fair Park & Conference Center, West Bend • Judge: Bob Hagenow

Judge Bob Hagenow of Poynette, Wis., judged and placed ten outstanding three-year-old cows on Tuesday, August 25 in West Bend, Wis., at the Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity.

Although the show could not be held at the Wisconsin State Fair this year, it was still a spectacular show, showcasing the industry and its farmers very well.

Coming out on top was Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET, exhibited

by Kaelyn, Kenadee, and Keegan Weigel of Platteville. They took home a $1,500 prize sponsored by Compeer Financial. Alexandra had received a complimentary entry into the Futurity three years ago by being named the 2017 Junior All-Wisconsin Winter Calf. Alexandra was also awarded the first place junior sponsored by Angela DavisBrown, Ma Brown Holsteins & Jerseys and a cash prize sponsored by the Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association.

Second place, Best Bred & Owned, and Best Udder of Show went to Mar-Linda-K Sweet Sensation exhibited by Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC of Johnson Creek. They were awarded $750 sponsored

by International Protein Sires. Best Bred & Owned was sponsored

by Robert and Randy Nigh of Lirr Farm and Best Udder of Show was sponsored by CentralStar Cooperative.

Third place was awarded to Hilrose Doorman Eleanor exhibited

by Hilrose Dairy LLC, Sherwood. They received $500 sponsored by Agropur. Eleanor was also awarded the Top Milk Production and Top Fat & Protein Production awards sponsored by Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent.

While the show is focused on the cows, their exhibitors were also looking their finest to compete for Best Dressed Awards. Best Dressed Junior went to Kaelyn Weigel, sponsored by the Barron County Junior Holstein Association. Joseph Opsal of Blue Mounds won Best Dressed Adult Male sponsored by Robert & Karyn Schauf. Yvonne Preder of Scenic-Edge Holsteins sponsored the Best Dressed Adult Female award, which was given to Amber Knorn of Green Bay.

The afternoon’s program was led by the Mistress of Ceremonies, Pam Selz-Pralle of Humbird. She introduced the dignitaries present, cows, and award sponsors. Philip Binversie was in attendance as a representative for Compeer Financial and representing International Protein Sires was Ron Sersland, owner.

Royalty from across Wisconsin attended the event as well. The royalty included Hannah Ullom, Wisconsin Holstein Association Princess; Roslind Anderson, Wisconsin Holstein Association Princess Attendant; Hannah Hensel, Wisconsin Red & White Dairy Cattle Association Princess; Haley Beukema, Wisconsin Guernsey Princess; and Julia Nunes, Alice in Dairyland.

The Wisconsin Holstein Association All-Breeds Futurity would not be possible without the generous donations from our major sponsors, Compeer Financial, International Protein Sires, and Agropur. We would also like to thank all of the committee members, volunteers, and additional sponsors that helped make this event possible. We are grateful for the continuous support through all of the uncertainty that 2020 has brought us.

We hope we will see everyone at the 2021 WHA All-Breeds Futurity Show at next year’s Wisconsin State Fair.

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1st place, 1st Junior & Best Dressed Junior: Front (l to r) - WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson and WHA Princess Hannah Ullom; back - Philip Binversie representing Compeer Financial, Alice in Dairyland Julia Nunes, Judge Bob Hagenow, Kaelyn Weigel holding BudjonAbbott Alexandra-ET, Keegan Weigel and Kenadee Weigel.

2nd place, Best Udder & Best Bred & Owned (l to r): WHA Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson, Ron Sersland for International Protein Sires, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Linda Wright holding Mar-Linda-K Sweet Sensation, Judge Bob Hagenow, Kayla Wright and Dori Lichty representing CentralStar Cooperative.

3rd place, Top Milk and Top Fat & Protein Production (l to r): Joe, Chris, Andy & Ashley Brantmeier, Bonnie Brantmeier holding Hilrose Doorman Eleanor, Bentley & Jeff Brantmeier, WHA Princess Hannah Ullom, Judge Bob Hagenow and Princess Attendant Roslind Anderson.

2020 Futurity Final Placings

1st Place - Sponsored by Compeer Financial - $1,500 Budjon-Abbott Alexandra-ET Sire: Val-Bisson Doorman-ET Owner: Kaelyn, Kenadee, & Keegan Weigel, Platteville Exhibitor: Kaelyn Weigel 1st Place Junior sponsored by Angela Davis-Brown, Ma-Brown Holsteins & Jerseys and Wisconsin Junior Holstein Association Best Dressed Junior sponsored by Barron County Junior Holsteins 2nd Place - Sponsored by International Protein Sires - $750 Mar-Linda-K Sweet Sensation Sire: Canyon-Breeze At Airlift-ET Owner: Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek Exhibitor: Linda Wright Best Udder of Show sponsored by CentralStar Cooperative Best Bred & Owned sponsored by Robert and Randy Nigh of Lirr Farms 3rd Place - Sponsored by Agropur - $500 Hilrose Doorman Eleanor Sire: Val-Bisson Doorman-ET Owner: Hilrose Dairy LLC, Sherwood Exhibitor: Bonnie Brantmeier Top M ilk Production and Top Fat & Protein Production sponsored by Brian Greenman, Rural Mutual Insurance Agent

Best Dressed Female: Wisconsin Guernsey Princess Haley Beukema and Amber Knorn.

Best Dressed Male & 1st Place Red & White: Wisconsin Red & White Princess Hannah Hensel and Joey Opsal with Opsal Diamondbck Madison-Red.

4th Place - Opsal Diamondbck Madison-Red Sire: Mr D Apple Diamondback Owner: Brandon Smith, Pulaski Exhibitor: Joseph Opsal 1st Place Red & White Holstein sponsored by Wisconsin Red & White Holstein Association Best Dressed Adult Male sponsored by Bob & Karyn Schauf 5th Place - Imagine-That Secret Moon Sire: View-Home Monterey-ET Owner & Exhibitor: Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 6th Place - DJL Purepride Arch Panama-ET Sire: Eclipse Atwoods Archrival-ET Owner: Alissa, Justyne, & Regina Frisle, Prairie Farm Exhibitor: Justyne Frisle 7th Place - Jeffrey-Way New Romance Sire: Quality Doorman Mario Owner & Exhibitor: Emma Kate Hendrickson, Belleville 8th Place - Milksource Boris Aussie-Red-ET Sire: DG Boris-Red Owner: Mar-Linda-K Holsteins LLC, Johnson Creek Exhibitor: Kayla Wright 9th Place - Miss Me Latimer Periwinkle-ETV Sire: Coulee Crest Fame Latimer Owner & Exhibitor: Mikayla Knorn, Casco 10th Place - Miss Me Latimer Pixiedust-ETV Sire: Coulee Crest Fame Latimer Owner: Mikayla Knorn, Casco Exhibitor: Amber Knorn Best Dressed Adult Female sponsored by Yvonne Preder, Scenic-Edge Holsteins

Thank you to the sponsors of the 2020 All-Breeds Futurity!

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District 7 Report

Watch for your chance to advertise in the Wisconsin Holstein News. The November issue of the will feature District 3 Holstein Breeders. Crawford, Richland, Grant, Lafayette and Iowa counties.

Brown County 2020 Adult Membership: 26; Junior Membership: 17 Brown County Junior Holsteins has been continuing to grow and gain involvement at the local and state levels. Eighteen members attended the 2020 Junior Convention, rounding out one senior, two junior and a rookie dairy bowl team. The senior team took second place, and the junior teams placed third and seventh in the quiz bowl competition. Members also excelled in dairy jeopardy. Many of the normally scheduled spring and summer events were postponed, though several members were able to compete with their Holsteins at the Brown County Fair. We look forward to reconvening to prepare for the 2021 convention and dairy bowl competitions.

Door County 2020 Adult Membership: 23; Junior Membership: 6 Kewaunee County 2020 Adult Membership: 40; Junior Membership: 25

Obituaries

Joann Brewer

Joann C. (Lange) Brewer, age 76, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on September 15, 2020, after a long, courageous battle with cancer. Born August 9, 1944, to George and Helen (Klitzman) Lange in Monroe, Joann was a 1962 graduate of Albany High School. She went on to attend UWWhitewater and UW-Platteville before graduating from Green County Teacher’s College.

Joann was united in marriage to her high school sweetheart, Glenn R. Brewer on August 7, 1965 at the United Methodist Church in Evansville. He preceded her in death this past February. After her college graduation, Joann taught 3rd and 4th grade in Monticello and then taught Kindergarten in Cassville before starting a family. Lifelong friends were developed during college and her teaching years that continued to be a very special part of her life. It was also while living in Bloomington that Joann and Glenn would make many lasting friendships including the Meyer family who would become like family still today.

After the birth of two daughters, she and Glenn purchased a farm in November 1973 back in the Albany area next to the farm where she grew up. They added a son in 1975 and began to develop a herd of Registered Holsteins under the prefix of Glenn-Ann. Raising the kids on the farm was important to both of them and they always enjoyed watching the kids show cattle through the years. Joann was always willing to make sandwiches to pack for the District Holstein Show or brownies for dairy judging nights the farm hosted. Her love of farming started with 4-H and as a young girl growing up on a dairy farm and made for a perfect farmer’s wife. As the kids grew, she found some time to go back to substitute teaching when time off the farm allowed. As the years passed, the farm needed her to be the go-to person and she found her days filled with all things farm. Running errands now instead of milking, feeding the crew, baling hay, feeding the calves and taking care of all of the barn cats. She 20 – Wisconsin Holstein News – October 2020

Marinette County 2020 Adult Membership: 9; Junior Membership: 0 Oconto County 2020 Adult Membership: 11; Junior Membership: 8 Outagamie County 2020 Adult Membership: 50; Junior Membership: 19 Junior Association officers: President: Cadyn Voight; Vice President: Max Paltzer; Secretary: Joe Schuh; Treasurer: MaClayne Gilson; and Junior Holstein Advisor: Jim Stilles Shawano County 2020 Adult Membership: 50; Junior Membership: 31 Waupaca/Waushara County 2020 Adult Membership: Waupaca - 38, Waushara Membership: Waupaca - 13, Waushara - 7

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loved her animals and especially her cats.

Joann was an avid sports fan. She loved watching the Milwaukee Brewers but she planned her entire day around a Wisconsin Badger Men’s Basketball game and nothing was going to keep her from watching them! She loved to be outdoors, tending to her flowers and filling her bird feeders and always had time for a beer with friends at the end of a long day.

While raising the kids and farming with Glenn, she also found time to be in softball and bowling leagues, traveling to State Bowling tournaments for many years. She was loved by so many people, many of them to this day still called her “Ma” or “Auntie Jo!” Her life became complete four years ago when she finally became a Grandma. She loved her grandchildren so much and was lucky to have them close enough to see daily. Family time was made easier with the kids all involved on the dairy farm and living within a mile of each other.

She enjoyed the evenings when everyone just came to eat supper that she always had made.

She’s survived by her children, Tami (Brian) Behnke, Traci, Tony (Nicole), and her two very special grandchildren, Jaxson Kenneth and Kinslee Jo Brewer. She is further survived by brother-in-law and sister-inlaw, Gary and Colleen Brewer, sister-in-law Jan Brewer, nieces, nephews, cousins and many special friends. Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, brother Kenneth in 1964, father-in-law and mother-in-law Fay and Valliere Brewer, step father Alvin Joranlien, and brother-in-law Roger Brewer.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the family for a fund to be established later to support the local school and other organizations.

The family would like to thank Dr. Michael Huie and the amazing nurses at The Monroe Clinic Oncology Department, and Dr. Andrew Baschnagel at the UW-Hospital Radiation/Oncology department for everything these last almost 4 years and the caring staff at Agrace Hospice who again helped us through these past few weeks.

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Address ___________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Exhibitor_________________________________________ Mail Futurity Entry to: Wisconsin Holstein Association, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913

Name of Owner ________________________________________________ Phone ____________________________ Email: ________________________________________

Fee Schedule: Payment of $35 per animal due by May 15, 2021; late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2021 for $100 per animal.

Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show.

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In the event however, that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and refunds made to persons owning females that have been nominated, their share of all monied accrued after the deduction of actual expenses in the promotion of the Futurity.

SALE OF ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the All-Breeds Futurity is sold, the eligibility may be transferred to the new owner, and it shall be his responsibility to inform the Futurity Committee of the change of ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity. To aid in this, exhibitors will receive an entry certificate for each animal after entry payment has been received. New owners will need to sign an entry form after notification of entry into Futurity.

OPEN CLASS SHOWING: If the show is held at the Wisconsin State Fair, all animals shown in the All-Breeds Futurity are eligible, upon proper entry, to be shown in the open class competition of the respective breed show. It is the responsibility of the animal’s owner to fill out the necessary forms for open class competition.

MISCELLANEOUS: Neither the Wisconsin Holstein Association nor the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee is in any way responsible for the condition of the premises in which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss of persons or property. All matter pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulations and health requirements of any WI Holstein Association sponsored show along with those for the show at which the Futurity is held.

DRESS CODE: Every exhibitor must have formal dress to show in the Futurity. (Minimum requirements for men include a shirt, tie and dress pants while women should wear a dress, business suit or the equivalent.) Exhibitors not meeting the minimum dress code requirement will be denied entry into the show ring.

Interest on Futurity entry fee accounts and any sponsorship monies may be used to offset show expenses at the discretion of the WHA Board of Directors and the Wisconsin Holstein Futurity Committee.

Wisconsin Holstein Association’s All-Breeds Futurity 2023

PURPOSE: To stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Registered Purebred Dairy Cattle of 87% RHA or higher. To promote the Registered Holstein breed and dairy industry to the general public with an appealing and memorable presentation.

PROCEDURES: An animal is nominated by an owner. All nominations are the responsibility of the owner. Dates, fees and rules will be followed to the letter.

ELIGIBILITY: Any registered female from any of the 7 major dairy breeds that was born September 1, 2019 through August 31, 2020 is eligible for Wisconsin Holstein Association’s 2023 All-Breeds Futurity. Owners of the animal being shown must be a paid member of the respective breed association by May 31 of the year of the show and those leading the animal must be at least 12 years old by the day of the show.

FEES: Entries, along with $35 per animal, must be postmarked on or before May 15, 2021. Late entries will be accepted from May 16-August 15, 2021 at $100 per animal. Full entry fees must accompany entry form or sent within the appropriate time noted above.

PURSE: The purse in this event shall consist of all monies received by the All-Breeds Futurity (plus interest earned) as nomination fees, less the actual expenses incurred in its promotion and management.

All Futurity monies shall be kept in a separate Futurity Fund and used only for Futurity purposes.

The purse in this event will be divided among the first forty Futurity placings as follows: 1st place winner - 15% plus sponsorship monies 2nd .........12% Next ten places ............2% each 3rd ............9% Next ten places .........1.5% each 4th ............8% Next fifteen places .......1% each 5th ............6% (If 100% of purse money is not distributed by above breakdown, the balance will be split equally amongst all participants.)

REFUNDS: When nomination fees and the payment in connection with the Futurity are received, they are committed for the purse of this event and no refunds will be made, whether or not the animal is shown or its eligibility discontinued by owner.

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WHA looking for 2021 Summer Intern The Wisconsin Holstein Association is searching for an eager dairy enthusiast looking to learn more about the industry and wanting to gain valuable experiences that can be utilized in any industry.

Applicants attending a 2 or 4-year college are welcome to apply. It is not required to be majoring in an Agriculture field, but background in the dairy industry is preferred.

Salary or Hourly: Salary w/bonus opportunity Reports to: Executive Director Travel: Up to 50% (requires a personal vehicle with gas mileage reimbursement) Date: May 24-August 20, 2021 (some weekends required) Location: Baraboo, WI

Major Duties & Responsibilities:

The District 6 Holstein Breeders held their 17th Annual Holstein Distinguished Breeder Distinguished Futurity contest in conjunction with theand District 6 Holstein Show at the Breeder inawards 10 three GreenYoung County Fairgrounds Monroe. due Out ofNovember 62 animals entered Holstein Association looking for nominations for in years agoThe as Wisconsin calves, seven 3-year-old cowsiscame back and participated the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein this year’ s contest.

Breeder awards. These awards are given out each year at the WHA Annual from Convention in February.

WHA member submit Pictured left are Kinslee, Any Jaxson, Nicole andcanTony Brewer nominations to the WHA office staff or board of directors. Nominees representing Glenn-Ann Holsteins, Chris Gransee sponsoring the $250 will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be second prize on behalf of Chris Gransee Hoof Trimming, the second kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those not receiving an award will be sent an form to first placenominees entry, Glenn-Ann Bryant Phayedra shown byupdated Nick Sarbacker, re-submit for future years if they desire. place entry Ziems Jacoby Los Angles-ET exhibited Tim Ziemba For more information or an application, visit the WHA websiteand at Josh York,www.wisholsteins.com and Anne Schultz representing theatsponsor of the $500 first prize, or call the office 1-800-223-4269.

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The following entries also placed: due February 1 applications The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Young Adult will and 3rd Place: Lars-Acres Airlift Fareway exhibited byCommittee Brooke, Dane be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational Luke Trustem events in 2021.

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by Rileyapplicants Hendrickson should visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA office and Gracin and Chesney Speich at 1-800-223-4269. Educational events include, but are not limited to, Young Dairy Leader’s Institute, World Dairy Expo, and World Ag and 5th Place: Ar-Line AWSM Windsor-Red-ET exhibited

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Holsteins 7th Place: Remarc Jett Air Nova exhibited by Robert Cramer, Sr.

WHA MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Your 2021 Membership renewal is on its way!

• All WHA members will be receiving a renewal postcard by mail.

Watch your mailbox as initial notices will go out the beginning of October.

• You will be able to renew online through our website. You will need the email address that is connected to your WHA membership (the address your renewal notice was sent to) and the Customer ID number from your WI Holstein News mailing label. The Customer ID appears on the address label of the News and looks like this: CUSTOMER ID: 0001 JOHN HOLSTEIN JOHNDOE DAIRY FARM W0001 COUNTY LINE RD SOMEWHERE WI 53000

• To pay by credit card, please call 1-800-223-4269.

• We would also like to make sure our database information is up to date; if you have any changes to your address, phone number, email, etc. please contact our office.

Wisconsin Holstein Association 902 8th Avenue, Baraboo, WI 53913 • 1-800-223-4269 charitees@wisholsteins.com

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Event Planning • Attend all WHA sponsored summer events and other county Holstein events. These include the District Shows, Summer Championship Show, Showmanship and Judging Contest, Junior State Fair Holstein Show, WHA Futurity and Open State Fair Holstein Show.

• Work with WHA staff and committees to plan events such as the 2021 WHA Futurity, District Shows, and more. This may include inputing and finalizing show entries, organizing awards, volunteers and other details such as mailings and dignitary needs.

• Organize show booklets, meals, send correspondence before and after an event and archive final placing results.

Public Relations • Ability to communicate to all areas of the Association in a timely manner • Assist in any communication materials needed for members or external media such as pamphlets, letters, bios and entry forms • Work with external sponsors as it pertains to awards, signage and coordination of events • Build valuable partnerships with industry partners Web, Print and More • Write press releases announcing upcoming events and summarizing placings and/or winnings.

• Compile and publish updated marketing materials on WHA website such as press releases, entry forms, event details and imagery.

• Take photos of event winners when needed to post online and share with Editor.

• Interview Wisconsin Holstein breeders and write profile articles as assigned by the Editor; this may require taking photos for the article.

• Opportunity to learn database management and design e-newsletter and other creative marketing pieces.

Preferred Knowledge:

• Excellent communication, writing, organization and time-management practices • Ability to handle multiple tasks at one time with strong prioritization skills • Strong knowledge of PC operating systems (Mac experience a plus) • High level of attention to detail and ability to focus • Strong work ethic with a positive attitude • Knowledge of current trends in the dairy industry

Education and Experience:

• Must have received a high school diploma • Currently enrolled in a 2- or 4-year college • Experience in the Registered Holstein or dairy industry

Please forward your resume, cover letter and grade transcript with two letters of reference by Friday, November 13, 2020 to: WI Holstein Association, Summer Internship, 902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913; or lauraw@wisholsteins.com.

Interviews will be held at the WHA office in Baraboo, WI. Please call 1.800.223.4269 with questions about this internship opportunity.

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First place and Top Bred & Owned in the 2-year-old class went to Derrek and Darren Kamphuis with Kampy Doorman Braelyn. Top Junior Owned 2-year old was 2nd Look Undenied 14437 exhibited by Kayli & Kalista Hodorff. Twelve 12-year olds showed. Best Dressed Female was Emily Stumpf and Best Dressed Male was Darren Kamphuis.

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Award sponsors include Immel Insurance and Financial Services; Ryan-Vu Holsteins; Forest Ridge Holsteins, Kurt & Sarah Loehr Family; Westphalia Holsteins, Westphal Family; Burledge Holsteins, Ray Halbur Family; Second-Look Holsteins, Hodorff Family; Kamphuis Farms LLC; Joe Julka Memorial; Jim Gillett Family and the Francis Bebow Memorial.

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Wisconsin Holstein Youth TENTATIVE Schedule for 2021 Junior Holstein Convention

Monday, December 28 12 noon-6 p.m. DJM Interviews 12 noon Convention Registration & Contest Room opens Dairy Jeopardy Registration (deadline to check-in is 1:30 p.m.)

Dairy Bowl Registration (check-in by 6 p.m.)

1:45 p.m.

Dairy Jeopardy Judges orientation 2:00 p.m.

Dairy Jeopardy Roll Call & contest begins (all ages) 5:15 p.m.

Junior Forum & Caucuses; Adult Forum 7:00 p.m. Dinner - Dairy Jeopardy, Essay Contest & Junior Farm Tour Awards, Junior Progressive Breeder & Long Range Production Awards

Bell-R-Ring Contest 9:00 p.m.

Evening entertainment Tuesday, December 29 7-8:30 a.m.

Breakfast buffet 7:45 a.m.

Dairy Bowl volunteer orientation 8:00 a.m. Junior Dairy Bowl Contest begins Senior & Intermediate Speaking Contests begin 8:00 a.m.

Contest Room opens 9:00 a.m.

Royalty Interviews 12:00 p.m. Princess Luncheon

First-time Attendee & Graduate Recognition 1:45 p.m. Senior & Rookie Dairy Bowl contests begin Junior & Intermediate Speaking Contests begin 6:30 p.m.

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Breakfast and Contest Room results

Spirit Award & Bell-R-Ring winner announced 9:00 a.m.

Business Meeting, JAC Elections & Raffle Drawing 10:00 a.m.

Dairy Bowl Finals 11:30 a.m.

YQCA seminar

2021 Dairy Jeopardy Entry Form Return by November 15, 2020 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; email lauraw@wisholsteins.com or use the online entry form at www.wisholsteins.com/contests-awards

Entry fee of $5.00 per person; late fee $10 per person

Name: _______________________________________ Address: ______________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________________ Email: ____________________________________

Phone: _______________ Age (as of 1/1/21): _____

2021 Speaking Contest Entry Form Return by November 15, 2020 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913; email lauraw@wisholsteins.com or use the online entry form at www.wisholsteins.com/contests-awards

Late fee of $5.00 if not postmarked by due date

Name: _______________________________________ Address: ______________________________________ City, State, Zip: _______________________________ Email: ____________________________________

Phone: _______________ Age (as of 1/1/21): _____

State Showmanship Contest

We had another competitive contest for the 2020 State Showmanship competition. Participants placed in the top three at their respective district shows in order to compete at the state level.

Dan Bauer served as official judge and the contest was sponsored by Andis Clippers, Mill Wheel Show Clinics and Weaver Livestock. Congratulations to our winners!

12 & Under Division 1. Peyton Voegeli, Arlington 2. Christina Buttles, Lancaster 3. Macie Noble, Lancaster

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Junior Division 1. Jacob Harbaugh, Marion 2. Justyne Frisle, Prairie Farm 3. Kaelyn Weigel, Platteville

Senior Division 1. Zoe Ertel, Plymouth 2. Madison Calvert, Cuba City 3. McKenna Coffeen, DePere

Wisconsin Holstein Youth Wisconsin Championship Show Junior Judging Contest Results

The Junior Judging Contest was held on Tuesday, August 25 in West Bend. Thank you to TransOva for sponsoring the contest awards.

Junior Team Results 1. Rock Co. (Madison Sarbacker, Gracin & Chesney Speich, Kase Hazeltine) 2. E-Elite (Campbell & Royce Booth and Natalie Mauk)

Senior Team Results 1. Sheb./Manit./Cal./ Green Co. (Clarissa Ulness, Cole Mahlkuch, Brady Bleck, Brianna Meyer) 2. 3 Stooges & a Lady (Ainsley Noble, Jacob Harbaugh, Ty Harbaugh, John Wackershauser)

Overall Junior Individuals Left to right: 1. Gracin Speich; 2. Paige Sweatt; 3. Campbell Booth; 4. (tie) Chesney Speich & Kase Hazeltine; 6. Dylan Ryan; 7. Cathryn Gunst; 8. (tie) Ella Raatz & Natalie Mauk; 10. Cameron Ryan

Overall Senior Individuals Left to right: 1. Clarissa Ulness (1st reasons); 2. Cole Mahlkuch (2nd reasons); 3. Ava Booth; 4. Ainsley Noble (3rd reasons); 5. Jacob Harbaugh; 6. Zach Olson; 7. Brady Bleck; 8. Alysha Bauer; 9. John Wackershauser; 10. Brianna Meyer

­2021 Dairy Bowl Team Entry

Return IN OFFICE by November 15, 2020 to: WHA, 902 Eighth Ave, Baraboo, WI, 53913 County: _________________________________ Coach: _______________________________________ Full Address: ____________________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________ Email: ___________________________________

Entry fee per team is $30.00 (competitive) and $10.00 (Rookie). There is a $5.00 fee for individuals participating on a Wisconsin team. Entry fee will double if not in office by November 15.

#Rookie Teams: _______

# Junior Teams: _______

# Senior Teams: _______

# Wisconsin Team Members: _______ ( Juniors) _______ (Seniors)

All possible team member names must be submitted with this form in order to be considered a completed entry.

There is no limit to the number of names that can be included on the initial entry list. Counties may have more than two teams in a division, however they must be full 4-person teams. The JAC reserves the right to fill incomplete teams with individuals if needed so that all interested juniors may participate in the contest. There will be a “Rookie” Dairy Bowl opportunity for members age 11 & under.

Young or first-year teams will be allowed two rounds each and no awards will be given in this division. Teams entering late will have entry fees doubled. For answers to any questions, call 1.800.223.4269!

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Ready, Set, Show! - JACs host statewide clinics for junior members Submitted by Nicole Broege, Southeast JAC With COVID-19 pandemic forcing us to cancel our annual Cow Camp, the JACs still wanted youth to have the opportunity to learn new showing skills and connect with fellow Junior Holstein members. So, we decided to hold four fitting and showing clinics, one in each region of our state. With that decision, Ready, Set, Show! was born!

Southwest JACs Nathan Daniels and Hannah Hockerman held the first clinic in Elroy on July 19, with 11 members in attendance.

Northeast JACs Kenna Coffeen and Elise Bleck had 22 attendees at the Shawano County Fairgrounds for the second of our four clinics on July 23. In Neillsville on July 26, JACs Hannah Nelson and Emma Dorhorst welcomed 24 members to their Northwest Wisconsin clinic. At the final clinic on August 9, 27 members joined Southeast JACs Matthew Gunst and Nicole Broege at their clinic in West Bend.

When planning our clinics, the JACs decided on three main topics we wanted to cover: washing, clipping, and showmanship. Each clinic began with a washing demonstration by a JAC, who highlighted the importance of using the right soap, what areas of the body to give extra scrubbing attention to and emphasized the value of a thorough final rinse.

Next was the clipping presentation. While clipping an example animal, a JAC showed the members where to begin clipping and discussed the difference between various blades for their clippers. They also reminded the members to blow up their animal’s topline many times, both before the show and during the clipping process. The JACs also aimed to address some common errors made by young fitters, such as proper preparation and clipping of belly hair and how to avoid leaving clipper lines on your

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animal. During both the washing and clipping demonstrations, Katie Coyne was on hand with additional pointers and to explain how and why you would use some of the different Weaver Livestock products.

The clinic attendees were able to put these newly learned skills to the test, and worked in teams to clip an animal. While the kids were clipping, the JACs checked in with each group, answered questions and offered guidance to those needing a little extra help. When the teams completed their clipping, everyone walked around to see what was done well by each group and what improvements could be made. This was an excellent hands-on learning experience for the juniors.

Following lunch, Katie Coyne showed the clinic attendees how to improve showmanship and herdsmanship skills. The members were then split into three groups by age. Each group attended small stations about a variety of topics, including individual showmanship coaching from Katie, halter tying, packing a show box, how to build a good bedding pack and what to do during barn duty. Katie judged three classes of showmanship at each clinic, and every showman received constructive criticism to help them grow in their showing ability.

The JACs would like to thank everyone who helped make the clinics possible, especially Katie Coyne with Mill Wheel Show Clinics for all her guidance in the planning process and assisting us at each clinic; and Weaver Livestock for their donation of various show supplies. We hope all who attended enjoyed the clinics and went home new improved skills.

We hope to see you at one of these events next year.

Youth Dairy Classic Holstein Show Results

Grand and Senior Champions of the Black and White Show

Junior Champions of the Black and White Show

Youth Dairy Classic Holstein Show Judge: Ryan Krohlow September 13, 2020

Fall Yearling 1. Ocean-View Born to Shine-ET exhibited by Dakota Brown, Deerfield 3. Opsal Ammo Paris-TW exhibited by Lily Jensen, Barneveld

*Over 400 head showed in all breeds at the 2020 Youth Dairy Classic. Below are the Wisconsin Junior Holstein members that placed in the top 5.

Junior Champion: Ocean-View Shes All That exhibited by Dakota Brown, Deerfield

Junior Heifer Calf 1. Hobby-Hill Angler Giddy-Up exhibited by Chesney Speich, Orfordville 2. Moorclose Defiant Scooby exhibited by McKenzie Calvert, Cuba City 3. Reyncrest Sidekick Moxie exhibited by Brady McConnell, Lancaster 5. Borderview DRMN Ruthie-ET exhibited by Stella Schmocker, Whitewater Intermediate Heifer Calf 1. Bur-Wall Denver Glacier exhibited by Rebecca Murphy, Poynette 3. HDS Warrior Hazel exhibited by Julia Searls, Cobb 4. Nobland Addison Wipeout exhibited by Macie Noble, Lancaster Senior Heifer Calf 1. Kamps RX AppleB Amira exhibited by McKenna Niemeier, Dodgeville 3. Nobland Denver KoolWhip exhibited by Macie Noble, Lancaster 5. Glenn-Ann Addison Moonbeam exhibited by Paige Sweatt, Lodi Summer Yearling 1. Ocean-View Shes All That exhibited by Dakota Brown, Deerfield 5. Opsal Sandstorm Carabella exhibited by Lily Jensen, Barneveld Spring Yearling 3. Weigland Alexmarie-ET exhibited by Kaelyn Weigel, Platteville 4. Nobland Cross Dalmation exhibited by Drew Noble, Lancaster

Reserve Junior Champion: Ocean-View Born to Shine-ET exhibited by Dakota Brown, Deerfield Two-Year-Old 4. How-Law Defender Raindrop exhibited by Dana Johnson, Tomah Three-Year-Old 1. Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine exhibited by Stella Schmocker, Whitewater 3. Imagine-That Secret Moon exhibited by Carly Strauss, Lake Mills 4-Year-Old 1. MS Tora Ranway Whiterose exhibited by Alek Krueger, Hazel Green 2. Mound-Farm Goldchip Haven exhibited by Emma Buss, Belmont Aged Cow 5 Years Old & Over 1. KishHolm Collett exhibited by Grant Fremstad, Westby Grand Champion & Senior Champion & Supreme Champion: KishHolm Collett exhibited by Grant Fremstad Reserve Grand Champion & Reserve Senior Champion: MS Tora Ranway Whiterose exhibited Alek Krueger, Hazel Green Honorable Mention Grand Champion & Honorable Mention Senior Champion: Sabofarm Beemer Jasmine exhibited by Stella Schmocker, Whitewater

Winter Yearling 2. Nobland Tatoo White exhibited by Ryan Wetter, Fennimore 3. Ocean-View Eye Candie-ET exhibited by Dakota Brown, Deerfield

Distinguished Breeder and Distinguished Young Breeder awards due November 10 The Wisconsin Holstein Association is looking for nominations for the Distinguished Holstein Breeder and Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder awards. These awards are given out each year at the WHA Annual Convention in February. Any WHA member can submit nominations to the WHA office staff or board of directors. Nominees will be mailed an award form to fill out and all submitted forms will be kept on file for three years for consideration for the award. Those nominees not receiving an award will be sent an updated form to re-submit for future years if they desire. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269.

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Youth Dairy Classic Red & White Show Results

Grand and Senior Champions of the Red & White Show

Junior Champions of the Red & White Show

Youth Dairy Classic Red & White Show Judge: Ryan Krohlow September 13, 2020

Winter Yearling 2. MS DBack Carly-Red exhibited by Olivia & Sawyer Brandenburg, Fort Atkinson

*Over 400 head showed in all breeds at the 2020 Youth Dairy Classic. Below are the Wisconsin Junior Holstein members that placed in the top 5.

Junior Heifer Calf 2. L&L Genetics Aditude-Red-ET exhibited by Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac Intermediate Heifer Calf 1. Cleland Warrior Kathleen-Red exhibited by Gracin Speich, Orfordville 2. Nobland Addison Dixie-Red exhibited by Ainsley Noble, Lancaster 5. R-John JDY Shockwave-Red-ET exhibited by Peyton Voegeli, Arlington Senior Heifer Calf 1. Crescentmead Wondergirl-Red exhibited by Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac 3. Synergy Sriracha-Red-ET exhibited by Kenni Bores, Auburndale Spring Yearling 1. Inspired MissMe Miracle-Red exhibited by Hannah Nelson, Ellsworth

Young Adult Education Award applications due February 1 The Wisconsin Holstein Association’s Young Adult Committee will be offering monetary awards for young adults to attend educational events in 2021.

To apply for a Young Adult Education Award, interested applicants should visit the website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the WHA office at 1-800-223-4269. Educational events include, but are not limited to, Young Dairy Leader’s Institute, World Dairy Expo, and World Ag Expo. Applications must be submitted by February 1 and a winner will be announced at the 2021 Adult Convention. For more information or an application, visit the WHA website at www.wisholsteins.com or call the office at 1-800-223-4269.

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Junior Champion: Crescentmead Wondergirl-Red exhibited by Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac Reserve Junior Champion: Cleland Warrior Kathleen-Red exhibited by Gracin Speich, Orfordville Honorable Mention Junior Champion: Nobland Addison Dixie-Red exhibited by Ainsley Noble, Lancaster Two-Year-Old 2. Milksource Renaissance-Red exhibited by Alek Krueger, Hazel Green 3. Klinkner Devour Holly-Red exhibited by Garrison Klinker, Viroqua 5. Wil-Ridge A Blueberry-Red exhibited by Kyla Johnson, Tomah Aged Cow – 5 Years Old & Over 1. Luck-E Malone Atoshi-Red-ET exhibited by Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac Reserve Senior Champion & Reserve Senior Champion: Luck-E Malone AtoshiRed-ET exhibited by Lauren Jones, Prairie du Sac

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Holstein Association USA Area Representatives Sarah Trapp 608-628-1978 strapp@holstein.com

Chris Lyons Mandi Kipp 920-723-2406 920-530-5023 clyons@holstein.com mkipp@holstein.com

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VANDOSKES Denver Cami -ET

Denver x EX-90 Diamondback x EX-90 Sid x VG-88 Goldwyn

Photos: Cami © Cybil Fisher Photography; left candid © Dusty Boots Photograhy; right candid © The Bullvine

Jr. Champ. Bred & Owned of the Jr. Show Reserve Jr. Champion of the Junior Show Int. Jr. Holstein Show 2019 1st Winter Calf - Int. Jr. Holstein Show 2019 Exhibited by Brianne, Brooklyn and Reid Vandoske 2nd Winter Calf - Int. Holstein Show 2019 Exhibited by Mark, Matt & Will Iager and Lucas Hetts

Cami is now owned by Quality, Beckridge & Agriber

What a ride! We are grateful to those who contributed toward Cami’s 2019 World Dairy Expo success. Thank you to Mark, Matt & Will Iager and Lucas Hetts for purchasing Cami and congratulations on your second place finish with her.

We’d like to wish Cami’s new owners, Quality Holsteins, Beckridge and Agriber the best of luck with her during the remainder of the fall show season.

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