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800.952.5200www.holsteinusa.com

Tim Ewing is your new regional representative, serving Holstein

breeders and dairy producers across Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas. Your

regional representative team is here to help you get the most from Holstein Association USA products and

services, and your Registered Holstein cattle. Contact Tim today to learn more about the following Holstein USA services…

• Holstein COMPLETE®

• Offi cial Holstein Ear Tags• Dairy RhythmsTM Herd Management Software• EASY IDTM Software for Registration• Red Book Plus/MultiMateTM Software• Start-Up Registrations• Classifying your Holsteins• …or any Holstein-related question you may have!

TIM EWING • 417-818-MILK (6455) • [email protected]

Illinois, Missouri, and Arkansas. Your regional representative team is here to help you

get the most from Holstein Association USA products and services, and your Registered Holstein cattle. Contact Tim today

to learn more about the following Holstein USA services…

• Holstein COMPLETE• Offi cial Holstein Ear Tags• Dairy Rhythms• EASY IDTM Software for Registration• Red Book Plus/MultiMate• Start-Up Registrations• Classifying your Holsteins• …or any Holstein-related question you may have!

TIM EWING

Introducing Your Holstein Representative

Tim EwingHOLSTEIN REGIONAL REP

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Fall 2012

Erbacres Holsteins Page 24Evergreen Lawn Farm Page 24Flat-Net Dairy Page 24Gaf-Fine Farms, Inc. Page 26Glendell H. Farms, Ltd. Page 24Glenkeen Holsteins Page 24Golden Oaks Farm Page 24Halldale Farms Page 24Holbric Holsteins Page 26Holstein Association USA Page 3Hunter Haven Farms, Inc. Page 24Irwindale Holsteins Page 26Interglobe Genetics Page 3J-Maker Dairy Farm Page 24K-J Holsteins Page 24K-Lane Farms Page 26Kaco-Vu Page 25Kochnook Farm Page 25Koester Dairy Page 25Koll-Kreek Page 25Laeschway Dairy Page 25

ABS Genetics Page 27Accelerated Genetics Page 2Ainger Farms Page 23B&B Bagging Page 16B-J-Grove Page 23BLM Fall Dairy Page 23Bluff-Ridge Page 26Blukel Holsteins Page 24Bri-Mel Acres Page 24Car-Mer Farm, LLP Page 24Cash Farms Page 24Cearfield Farm Page 24Char-La-Don Page 24Clint-Clair Farms Page 24Coxbrook Farms Page 24Dair-E-Land Holsteins Page 24DoDel Holsteins Page 24Edler Farm Page 24The Edwards Family Page 24Ellingson’s White Hill Page 24Elm Farms, Inc. Page 26

ADVERTISER’S INDEX _______________________________________

OfficersPresident ........................................................................................................Kevin Wendling13500 North 400th St., Altamont, 62411; 618/483-5532; [email protected]

Vice President ................................................................................................... Brian Olbrich1318 Rte. 23, Harvard, 60033; 815/482-7426; [email protected]

Treasurer ................................................................................................................ Carol Jones 23485 N 3100 East Rd., Emington, 60934; 815/934-5551; [email protected]

Secretary ....................................................................................................... Tina Hall-Yagow 920 14th Street, Rochelle, 61068; 815/757-0852; [email protected]

Executive MembersBruce Clanton .............................................................................................................Gateway R.R. 2, Box 415, Mulberry Grove, 62262; 618/425-3523

Dale Drendel ........................................................................................................... Tri-County15N057 Walker Rd., Hampshire, 60140; 815/766-0326; [email protected]

Steve Irwin ...................................................................................................... Heart of Illinois9400 Meridian Rd., Beason, 62512l 217/447-3220; [email protected]

Gary Janssen .................................................................................................. McHenry-Lake28548 Burnett Rd., Island Lake, 60042; 847/224-7857

Jim Schumacher ..................................................................................................... Effingham8 CR 50 North, Teutopolis, 62467; 217/857-6374; [email protected]

ILLINOIS HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION ___________

Lenkaitis Holsteins Page 25Lindale Holsteins Page 25Luck-E Holsteins Page 25Lucky-King Holsteins Page 25Ludwig Farms Page 26Lyonden Farm Page 26Mackinson Dairy Farm Page 25Macomber Farm Page 25Meier Meadows Page 25Mil-R-Mor Page 25Mitchell’s Holsteins Page 26Net-A-Way Farms Dairy Page 25O-Bee Holsteins Page 26Oertel Farms, Inc. Page 25Platz Dairy Farm Page 25Pleasantland Farm Page 25Po-Cop Holsteins Page 25Probstland Dairy Page 25R-Homestead Farm Page 26R-Vision Holsteins Page 25Ravendale Farm Page 25

Red Carpet Holsteins Page 25Roblee Farms Page 26Rock-I Farms Page 26Rolling Lawns Farms Page 25Rotesown Page 25Schaufine Farms Page 25Schaulane Holsteins Page 25Select Sires Page 28Shannondoah Holsteins Page 26Show-N-Style Cattlle Page 26Smith, Ed Page 5Stephenson Holstein Club Page 26Sunshine Genetics Page 19Team Holsteins Page 26Vital-I Page 26Von-View Dairy Farm Page 26Wildvale Reg. Holsteins Page 26Will-Can-Do Holsteins Page 26Winter Dairy Farm Page 26Zehrview Holsteins Page 26

Directors - Term Expires 2012

Boone-Winnebago .............................................John Mitchell, Winnebago 815/703-5614

Clinton .................................................................Harvey Harpstrite, Trenton 618/224-9852

Effingham ...........................................................Jim Schumacher, Teutoplis 217/821-4052

* Gateway ................................................. Bruce Clanton, Mulberry Grove 618/425-3523

Gateway ....................................................Ron Schaufelberger, Greenville 618/664-0789

* Mississippi-Valley ............................................. Beth Weas Cash, Paloma 217/455-3440

Northwest ...........................................................................Glen Meier, Ridott 815/238-8540

Northwest ......................................................... Carol Timmerman, Galena 815/777-0318

Northwest ...................................................... Merlin Timmerman, Galena 815/777-0318

* Tri-County ................................................................ Joe Engel, Hampshire 847/683-3482


Heart of Illinois .............................................................. Steve Irwin, Beason 217/447-3220

* Lincolnland ................................................... Marc Hilgendorf, Nokomis 815/383-4776

Tri-County ..................................................................Roger Koehn, Peotone 815/784-6006


Boone-Winnebago ............................................ Jennifer Wakeley, Rockford 815/978-8528

Clinton .....................................................................Mike Netemeyer, Carlyle 618/594-3190

Effingham ..................................................................... Toby Probst, Wheeler 217/925-5459

Heart of Illinois ..............................................Christy O’Connor, Kankakee 815/530-0331

Lincolnland ...........................................................Roger Bauman, Nokomis 217/563-7692

McHenry-Lake ............................................................ Alan Ainger, Harvard 262/749-4814

McHenry-Lake .................................................... Gary Janssen, Wauconda 847/224-7857

Mississippi Valley ........................... Herb Schmiedeskamp, Camp Point 217/593-6668

Southern .............................................................................. Joann Hartmann 618/939-7075

* Ineligible for re-election

Illinois Holstein Herald Editor & Webmaster Julie Drendel Ashton2664 N 2950th Rd., Marseilles 61341

815/766-0045 · 847/683-7570 (fax) · [email protected]

Holstein Association USA DirectorBoyd Schaufelberger

1254 IL Rte 127, Greenville 62246 · [email protected] · 618/664-2576

Holstein Association USA Field RepresentativeTim Ewing · [email protected] · 417/818-6455 (MILK)



Volume 74, Number 3 Fall 2012Illinois Holstein Herald is published four times a year, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter, at 2664 N 2950th Rd., Marseilles, Illinois, by the Illinois Holstein Association. Subscriptions for members are included as part of the annual membership dues; $20 per year for non-members. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Illinois Holstein Herald, 2664 N 2950th Rd., Marseilles, IL 61341.

Advertisers Index ........................................................................................................4

Board Attendance ......................................................................................................4

Calendar .........................................................................................................................4

Dutchess Domain .................................................................................................... 13

From the Directors .....................................................................................................6

From the Field ..............................................................................................................6

From the President ....................................................................................................6

Junior Journeys ..................................................................................................20-21

2012 Senior Holstein Convention Registration .............................. 23

Illinois District Shows ............................................................................... 15

Illinois Holstein Championship Junior Show................................... 10

Illinois Holstein Championship Open Show .......................................7

Illinois Holstein Championship Show Dedication ............................9

Illinois Holstein Championship Showmanship............................... 13

Illinois Holstein Futurity .............................................................................9

Illinois State Fair Junior Holstein Show .............................................. 14

Illinois State Fair Open Show ................................................................. 18

June Board of Director Meeting .......................................................... 22

Kaskaskia College Wins National PAS Contest ................................ 19

Superior Young Dairy Producer Award .............................................. 22

REGULARS ___________________ FEATURES ____________________

10/2-10/6 World Dairy Expo, Madison, Wis. 10/2 International Junior Holstein Show, Chris Lahmers, judge, Madison, Wis., 7:30 am10/5 International Holstein Show (Heifers), Michael Heath, judge, Madison, Wis., 12:00 pm10/6 International Holstein Show (Cows), Michael Heath, judge, Madison, Wis., 8:00 am11/3 Grand National Junior Show, Pat Conro, judge, Louisville, Ky.11/5 Mid-East Fall National Holstein Show, Eric Topp, judge, Louisville, Ky.11/8-11/9 Canadian National Holstein Show, Toronto, ON, Canada12/6-12/7 Senior Holstein Convention, Effingham, Ill.12/6 Illini Futures Sale, 2:00 p.m. reception, 3:30 p.m. sale start, Effingham, IL 7/8-7/11 National Holstein Convention, Indianapolis, Ind.

CALENDAR __________________

Name 1/4/12 6/7/12 10/21/11 12/2/11Alan Ainger (ML) E A E ERoger Bauman (LL) A P P ABeth Cash (MS) P P P PBruce Clanton (GW) P E P PDale Drendel* P P P PJoe Engel (TR) P E A PHarvey Harpstrite (CL) E P P EJoann Hartman (S) A PNorbert Hasheider (SO) P P EMarc Hilgendorf (LL) P P P ASteve Irwin (HT) P P P PGary Janssen (ML) P P P PRoger Koehn (TR) P P P EGlen Meier (NW) P A P PJohn Mitchell (BW) E E P PMike Netemeyer (CL) P P P PChristy O’Connor (HT) P A PBrian Olbrich* P P P PToby Probst (EF) A P ABoyd Schaufelberger* P P P PHerb Schmiedeskamp (MS) P P PRon Schaufelberger (GW) E P P PJim Schumacher (EF) P P P PCarol Timmerman (NW) E P P PMerlin Timmerman (NW) E P P PJennifer Wakeley (BW) P A PKevin Wendling* P P P P* Denotes officer/past president/National board member

BOARD ATTENDANCE ________

On the Cover: Illinois’ Finest: Ms Dundee Belinda, Grand Champion of the Illinois Holstein Championship Show and owned by Jeff Butler, Chebanse, Ill. Jessica Telgmann from Strasburg exhibited the Grand Champion of the Illinois Holstein Championship Junior Show. Congrats to all Illinois exhibitors! This issue of the Illinois Holstein Herald was sent to the printer September 17, 2012.

Call to the Annual Meeting

Membership is hereby notified by the Board of Directors that the Annual Meeting of the Illinois Holstein Friesian

Association, Inc., will be held Friday, December 7, 2012, at the Hilton Garden Inn and Convnention Center, Effingham. The purpose of this meeting is to elect directors and to transact any

other business which may come before the organization.

The business meeting will begin promptly at 9:00 a.m.Consult the convention schedule on page 23 and the

Illinois Holstein Association website www.illinoisholsteins.com for additional information.


Fall 2012

FROM THE DIRECTORS _______ FROM THEPRESIDENT

Greetings from the field!

I’m Tim Ewing, the Holstein Association’s new Field Representative for Illinois. I have been on the job for a couple of months and have met a few of you already and I look forward to visiting more breeders over the next few months. I am appreciative of the hospitality I’ve been shown and the time you have afforded me to show me your herds and around your farms. This is a challenging year for us in the dairy business in this region, so as you consider ways to stretch your available dollars, be sure and take another look at Holstein COMPLETE. By bundling services into one program, Holstein COMPLETE can save you money and help budget your account. If you have any questions about any Holstein Association programs or services, please take a few minutes and give me call. About me personally, my territory also includes Missouri and Arkansas. I am a Fordland, Mo., native, which is just east of Springfield, Mo. My wife, Mary Jean, and I have 3 grown children,

Tabatha, Jason, and Thomas, and we just recently relocated to our homeplace after spending 3 years in the Madison, Wis., area working for East Central/Select Sires. Prior to that, we had milked registered Holsteins and were involved with my family’s registered Polled Hereford herd in the Fordland area. I am a University of Missouri graduate and activities while there included FarmHouse Fraternity, Block and Bridle Club, and I participated on the Livestock and Dairy judging teams. I also served several years on our local school and I was a member of YDLI Class 4. Again, don’t be bashful about contacting me with any questions or concerns. It always good to have calls to return as it makes the trips seem a little shorter.

Tim I. Ewing 417-818-MILK (6455)[email protected]

FROM THE FIELD

It’s amazing the roller coaster ride that is the Dairy Business. If not a period of record low prices we see extreme increases in the cost of production and throw in an incredible drought or other weather event from time to time and we see just how resilient the Dairyman really is. What an incredible year it’s been. From the beautiful weather this spring and early summer to the extreme heat and drought that followed. I guess that’s why we look forward to the change of seasons so much. Christmas is just around the corner. Once again our members have shown the tremendous quality of Holsteins we have in Illinois at the summer shows. I’m sure many will go on to do big things this fall. In case you missed this year’s State Picnic, the hosts were Dave and Gary Ludwig of Ludwig Farms and Creamery in Fithian, just east of Champaign. From champion Holsteins to champion cheeses, the Ludwig family has a good thing going. Be sure to thank them for their hospitality. Without members like them, events like this would not be possible. As many of you have heard the Illinois Golden Opportunity Sale has been moved from the traditional date at the end of October to the spring of 2013. This change has been made to increase the potential of the sale. In addition we will be having the first ever Illini Futures Sale during the 2012 Sate Convention on December 6 in Effingham. The changes have been made to continue promoting Illinois Holsteins and to increase opportunities for our members and surrounding dairymen to market their registered Holsteins. In closing, I must say this summer was my first opportunity to attend the National Convention. What a tremendous event and what a super job done by the Missouri Holstein Association. I would highly recommend to anyone that hasn’t been to a National Convention that you should go. The next three are all in the Midwest including Illinois in 2015. As the planning process continues, get involved and take part in the many friendships and opportunities that can be made. It will definitely be worth the time.

Kevin Wendling

For more information on the Illini Futures Sale, check out Page 21 in the

Midwest Holstein section or visitwww.illinoisholsteins.com

for the catalog in mid-November!

Dear Holstein Breeders, For those who have been following negotiations on the future of genetic evaluations, you may have noticed it has been somewhat quiet since June’s National Convention in Springfield, Mo. For the most part that has been somewhat true, as formal meetings have not taken place between those involved with assembling and carrying out genetic evaluations. However, our national Holstein leaders have made several trips to Washington, D.C., to discuss Holstein’s position on the matter. During that dialogue, our leadership team has been assured that there are not any time restrictions in place at USDA that state when evaluations would need to be conducted by the private sector. Since our convention our leadership has had fruitful discussions with leaders from NDHIA. The voting members of the Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding are scheduled to meet and discuss a new version of the proposed Cooperative Agreement October 7 and 8. On the youth front, Holstein Association USA's 2013 Distinguished Junior Member (DJM) and Young Distinguished Junior Member (YDJM) applications are now available at www.holsteinusa.com/juniors. As you know, these awards recognize the most accomplished members of the National Junior Holstein Association, the highest honor given by the Association to youth. Entry materials must be

postmarked by March 1, 2013, to be eligible. Following recommendations from the Junior Advisory Committee, which were approved by the board of directors, applications for both the DJM and YDJM contests have been significantly revamped. Those familiar with the contest in previous years should make note of the changes before working on 2013 applications. Many sections were combined or shortened, reducing the total length of the required entry portfolio. In addition, a video section has been added to the application. To help explain the changes and answer any questions youth or youth leaders may have about the application, Holstein Association USA will be hosted an informational webinar on the subject. To watch the YouTube 13-minute video, go to www.holsteinusa.com/juniors/content/DJM.html and click on “Watch video with tips on applying for the DJM award” found in the right hand portion of the web page. Our next national board meeting is scheduled for November 14 and 15. If you have any matters that should be brought to our attention, please give us a call.

Your National Directors,Paul BuhrLeroy EgginkCorey GeigerBoyd Schaufelberger



Spring Heifer Calf (7 shown)1. Roll-N-View Fever Brandy-ET, Caitlin & Blake

Meyer & Megan Rohe, Manteno 2. Ms Im An Angel-ET, Connor Erbsen, Lanark 3. B-J-Grove Confirm Sex Tim, Lucas Clanton,

Mulberry Grove, 1st B&O 4. Flat-Net Braxton Pauline, Tony Netemeyer, Carlyle 5. Erbacres Jasper Cookie, Delana Erbsen, Lanark 6. Erbacres Atwood Cream Pie, Payton Erbsen,

Lanark 7. Clearfield Jeeves Amoura-ET, Gerald Smith, Davis

Illinois Holstein Championship ShowJuly 20, 2012 · Lincoln, Ill. · Chris Hill, Thurmont, Md., judge

6. Schaufine Sanchez Rustic-ET, Amy Schaufelberger, Greenville

7. Woodlawn Sid Daisy, Caitlin & Blake Meyer, Manteno

8. SRD-IL Windbrook Bryn-ET, Carson Kasbergen, Mansfield

9. R-Vision Lauthority Flash, Bailey Hart, Belvidere 10. SRD-IL Camelot Brina-ET, Carson Kasbergen,

Mansfield 11. Schaufine Sanchez Riley-ET, Amy Schaufelberger, 12. Irwindale Bolton Tori, Sarah Irwin, Beason 13. Oakfield Colt Fiesta, Riley Koehn, Peotone 14. Mil-R-Mor Redlnr Pearlia, Dylan Reed, Vandalia 15. Schaufine Sanchez Ronnie, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone 16. Budjon-JK Atwood Eckert, Ellie Lenkaitis,

Winnebago 17. Ms Navs GJ JT Starbrite-Red, Steven & Julia

Mitchell, Winnebago

Grand Champion: Ms Dundee Belinda-ET, Jeff Butler, ChebanseReserve Grand Champion: Exels Goldwyn Anna-ET, Legendholm & Norm Nabholz, FithianIntermediate Champion: BVK Atwood Arianna-ET, Jeff Butler & MB Lucklady Farm, ChebanseReserve Intermediate Champion: Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ellie-ET, Ludwig Farms, FithianJunior Champion: Pellerat Jasper Ginger-ET, Jeff Butler, ChebanseReserve Junior Champion, Milksource Fever Golden, Jeff Butler, ChebansePremier Breeder: Erbacres Holsteins, LanarkPremier Exhibitor: Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire

Grand Champion & Bred & Owned ChampionMs Dundee Belinda-ET -- Jeff Butler, Chebanse

Reserve Grand ChampionExels Goldwyn Anna-ET

Nabholz & Legenholm, Fithian

Lanark, 1st B&O, bred & owned jr. champ. 2. Bri-Mel Erstead Layla-ET, Caitlin & Blake Meyer &

Miles Price, Chebanse 3. Erbacres Love of Peace-ET, Erbsen, Opperman &

Wakeley, Lanark 4. Erbacres Atwood Divinity-ET, Nathan Erbsen,

Lanark 5. BVK Sanchez Adamina-ET, Brett Woker, Greenville 6. Schluter Aftershock Dana, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone

Fall Yearling Heifer (9 shown)1. Pellerat Jasper Ginger-ET, Jeffrey Butler,

Chebanse, jr. champ. 2. Ms Ecstasys Encore-ET, Ludwig Farms, Fithian 3. Luck-E Braxton Maeve, Dalton Engel, Galesburg,

1st B&O 4. Ms Jasper Spearmint-ET, Caitlin Meyer, Manteno 5. Regancrest Gold Billi-ET, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda 6. Schluter Sanchez Dina-ET, Lane Heinzmann,

Carlyle 7. Helmcrest Destry Sarha Lee-Red, Cole Schluter,

Gifford 8. R-Vision Monument Callie, Emily Irwin, Belvidere 9. Balsy-Haven Picolo Magic, Miranda Kollmann,

New Baden

Junior Best 3 Females (1 shown)1. Erbacres Holsteins, Lanark

Dry 3 & 4-year-old cow (2 shown)1. Flat-Net Durham Nikia-ET, Tony Netemeyer,

Carlyle, 1st B&O 2. Mil-R-Mor Affirmed Reva, Todd Irwin, Beason

All-Illinois Winter Heifer CalfMs Gold Chip Bright-ET

Jeff Butler & Amanda Kennedy, Chebanse

Winter Heifer Calf (12 shown)1. Ms Gold Chip Bright-ET, Jeffrey Butler & Amanda

Kennedy, Chebanse 2. Edler-V Avatar Athena-Red, Erbsen, Opperman &

Lenkaitis, Lanark 3. Lylehaven Atwood Dreamer, Brett Woker,

Greenville 4. Schaufine Sanchez Razz, Amy Schaufelberger,

Greenville, 1st B&O 5. Ms Brandys Breeze-ET, Jared Dickmann, Lanark 6. SRD-IL Atlas Bonita, Carson Kasbergen, Mansfield 7. Golden-Oaks B Cheerful, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda 8. Luck-E Guthrie Kaboo, Katelyn Engel, Galesburg 9. Ludwigs-DG Gold Aveda-ET, Kaide Zoelzer, Moro 10. B-J-Grove Sid Beyonce, Lucas Clanton, Mulberry

Grove 11. Speek-NJ Domain Delonna Rae, Dylan Reed,

Vandalia 12. Mi-Mi Lauthority Alicia, Aaron, Steven & Julia

Mitchell, Winnebago

Fall Heifer Calf (17 shown)1. Ms Atwood Adrenaline, Jeffrey Butler, Chebanse 2. Lake-Prairie Alison-Red-ET, M & J Schluter, Gifford 3. R-Vision Lauth Duplicate-ET, Emily Irwin,

Belvidere, 1st B&O 4. Erbacres Chicago Ferb, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark 5. Show-N-Style Buffy-ET, Show-N-Style Cattle Co.,

Orangeville

All-Illinois Summer Yearling HeiferMilksource Fever Golden -- Jeff Butler, Chebanse

Summer Yearling Heifer (5 shown)1. Milksource Fever Golden, Jeffrey Butler,

Chebanse, res. jr. champ. 2. Erbacres Chicago Lottery, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark,

1st B&O, res. bred & owned jr. champ. 3. Erbacres Dempsey Ericka, Erbsen, Opperman &

Wakeley, Lanark 4. B-J-Grove Final Cut Rihanna, Yvonne Clanton,

Mulberry Grove 5. Golden-Oaks Clark Peachy, Riley Koehn, Peotone

Spring Yearling Heifer (5 shown)1. Headwater Lheros Juliet, Caitlin & Blake Meyer &

Miles Price, Manteno 2. BVK Atwood Alex-ET, Miles Price, Chebanse 3. Erbacres Atwood Sunkist, Payton Erbsen, Lanark,

1st B&O 4. Irwindale Spirte Brandi, Dawn Irwin, Beason 5. Erbacres Absl Candy Cane, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone

Winter Yearling Heifer (6 shown)1. Erbacres Hope of Peace-ET, Connor Erbsen,


Fall 2012

Intermediate Champion BVK Atwood Arianna-ET

Jeff Butler & MB Luckylady Farm, Chebanse

Reserve Intermediate Champion Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ellie-ET

David Ludwig, Fithian

Junior 2-year-old cow (12 shown)1. BVK Atwood Arianna-ET, Jeffrey Butler & MB

Luckylady Farm, Chebanse, Best Udder2. Swanee-Acres Sho Ecstasy, Jason Swanson,

Capron, 1st B&O 3. Erbacres Ad Lacrosse-Red, Carla Erbsen Mickey, 4. Erbacres Advent Muffin, Nathan Erbsen, Lanark 5. Bri-Mel-Acres Sanchez Greta, Caitlin Meyer,

Manteno 6. Milksource Afrshk Ashley-ET, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda 7. Miss Arizona-ET, Apple Partners, Lanark 8. Brendayne Aftershock Rosie, Brett Woker,

Greenville 9. B-J-Grove FBI Speed Racer, Bruce Clanton,

Mulberry Grove 10. B-J-Grove Damion Rozalyn, Yvonne Clanton,

Mulberry Grove 11. Mil-R-Mor Fancy Fabulous, Sarah Sheehan,

Huntley 12. K-Lane Mario Stella, Rachel Koehn, Peotone

All-Illinois Senior 2-Year-Old CowBoisblanc Jasper Cristala -- Jeff Butler, Chebanse

2. Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Emmy-ET, Ludwig Farms, Fithian, Best Udder

3. Lindale Affirmed Kinsey, Dale & Linda Drendel, Hampshire

4. Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ella-ET, Ludwig Farms & Tony Netemeyer, Fithian

5. Erbacres Jasper Liberty, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark, CFP Award

6. Shannondoah Talent Blaze, Verlo DeWall, Shannon, Milk Award

7. Ludwigs-DG Jasper Prisca-ET, Amy Schaufelberger, Greenville

All-Illinois Senior 3-Year-Old CowGolden-Oaks Plaid 4830

Golden Oaks Farm, Wauconda

Senior 3-year-old cow (7 shown)1. Golden-Oaks Plaid 4830, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda, 1st B&O, Best Udder 2. Golden-Oaks Dundee 4891, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda, Milk & CFP Award 3. Pierstein Goldwyn Maya, Ben Sauder, Tremont 4. RegancrestCP S Desire-ET, Connor Erbsen, Lanark 5. Lindale Hypermax Danica, Jeff Drendel,

Hampshire 6. Team Goldwyn Milan-ET, Team Holsteins,

Hampshire 7. Erbacres Jasper Coconut, Payton Erbsen, Lanark 8. Ms Team Laramie Shine-ET, Team Holsteins &

Jason Swanson, Hampshire 9. Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, Sarah Butler, 10. Ocean-View Pronto Sheryl-ET, Boyd

Schaufelberger, Greenville 11. Silverview-Lane Ad Rose-Red, Brennan Woker,

Greenville 12. Gundys Durham Rotund, Rob Gunderson,

Shannon 13. Mil-R-Mor Laramie Sahara, Lorilee Schultz,

Orangeville 14. Net-A-Way Toystory Ruthie, Rachel Koehn,

4-year-old cow (3 shown)1. Lindale Advent Dulcie, Dale & Linda Drendel,

Hampshire, 1st B&O

All-Illinois 4-Year-Old CowLindale Advent Dulcie

Dale & Linda Drendel, Hampshire

2. Team Aspen Michele-ET, Dale & Linda Drendel, Hampshire, Best Udder

3. Bluff-Ridge Roy Barretta, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith, Milk & CFP Award

5-year-old cow (7 shown)1. Ms Dundee Belinda-ET, Jeffrey Butler, Chebanse,

1st B&O, Best Udder2. Team Durham Morgan-ET, Team Holsteins,

Hampshire 3. Kagwick Durham Suzy, Dale & Linda Drendel, 4. Mohrfield Supra Precious, Tyler Carter, Greenville 5. Lindale Aspen Maybelle, Dale & Linda Drendel,

Hampshire, CFP Award6. Schaufine Lance Rebecca, Amy Schaufelberger,7. Mil-R-Mor Damion Cheerios, Bri Sheehan,

Huntley, Milk Award

Senior 2-year-old cow (9 shown)1. Boisblanc Jasper Cristala, Jeffrey Butler,

Chebanse, Best Udder 2. Erbacres Goldwyn Cotton, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark,

1st B&O 3. Korian Goldwyn Sun-ET, Katelyn Dugan,

Pocahontas 4. Cross-Jen Macdad Jesslynn, Jennifer Wakeley,

Rockford 5. Schluter Sanchez Tena-ET, Katelyn Dugan, 6. Golden-Oaks Destry Shy-ET, Golden Oaks Farm,

Wauconda 7. Matrix Armani-ET, Matrix Show Cattle, Orangeville 8. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Bev-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith 9. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Biddy-ET, Sarah Butler,

Junior 3-year-old cow (7 shown)1. Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ellie-ET, Ludwig Farms,

Fithian, 1st B&O

All-Illinois Aged CowGundys Alise -- Rob Gunderson, Shannon

Aged cow (3 shown)1. Gundys Alise, Rob Gunderson, Shannon, 1st B&O,

Best Udder 2. Hicklee Goldwyn Good-TW-ET, Team Holsteins &

Jason Swanson, Hampshire, Milk & CFP Award 3. Kalmeys Roy Piehe, Erdman Dairy, Chenoa

125,000 lb. cow (3 shown)1. Exels Goldwyn Anna-ET, Legendholm & Norm

Nabholz, Fithian, Best Udder2. Gardner Durham Medusa, Dale & Linda Drendel,

Hampshire 3. B-J-Grove Champion Hoover, Casey Clanton &

Miranda Kollmann, Mulberry Grove, 1st B&O, Milk & CFP Award

Senior Best 3 Females (3 shown)1. Ludwig Farms, Fithian 2. Golden Oaks Farm, Wauconda 3. Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire

Produce of Dam (2 shown)1. Ludwig Farms, Fithian 2. Team Holsteins, Hampshire



The 2012 Illinois Championship Holstein Show was dedicated in memory of William Lewis “Lewie” Porter. The award was presented in memory of Wilmer Smith of Clearfield Holsteins, Davis Wilmer was a long-time Holstein member and exhibitor at the state show. Lewis Porter was involved in the dairy industry for over 70 years of his life. He was born in Illinois and passed away last July in Kentucky. Over the years, Lewie worked for high profile herds such as Rolling Acres Guernseys, Happy Valley Jerseys, Carrousel Farms and Mohrfield Holsteins. Lew was known to be an extremely meticulous cattleman - from raking shavings down the center isle all the same direction, to washing tails on a daily basis, and even having a specific “pattern” to the way cows were lined up in the barn, he always made sure the cattle he cared for were looking their finest. “His show herds were always the prettiest in the barn and the cattle were displayed like champions. Although never a spot on him, Lew was as hard a worker as I have ever been around all through his life,” said longtime friend, Norm Nabholz. Lew worked for Carrousel Farms during the early nineties and always brought an excellent string of cattle to the Illinois State Show. Cows that were shown at Expo even made the trip to

Illinois Holstein FuturityJuly 20, 2012 · Lincoln · Chris Hill, Thurmont, Md., judge

2-Year-Old Futurity1. Erbacres Goldwyn Cotton, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark,

1st B&O, Best Udder 2. Erbacres Ad Lacrosse-Red, Carla Erbsen Mickey,

Lanark 3. Erbacres Advent Muffin, Nathan Erbsen, Lanark4. Korian Goldwyn Sun-ET, Katelyn Dugan,

Pocahontas 5. Schluter Sanchez Tena-ET, Katelyn Dugan,

Pocahontas 6. Matrix Armani-ET, Matrix Show Cattle,

Orangeville 7. Miss Arizona-ET, Apple Partners, Lanark 8. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Biddy-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith 9. B-J-Grove FBI Speed Racer, Bruce Clanton,

Mulberry Grove

The Illinois Holstein Futurity began in 1968, with just a 2-year-old class. The first year's payout was $216.01. Now, 45 years later, the futurity classes at the Illinois Championship Show are some of the most competitive in the state.

2-Year-Old Futurity WinnerErbacres Goldwyn Cotton

Kevin Erbsen, Lanark

5-Year-Old Futurity Winner Team Durham Morgan-ET

Team Holsteins, Hampshire

10. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Bev-ET, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

11. Schaufine Givenchy Boom, Amy Schaufelberger, Greenville

12. B-J-Grove Damion Rozalyn, Yvonne Clanton, Mulberry Grove

13. Mil-R-Mor Pronto Regalia, Amy Schaufelberger, Greenville

5-Year-Old Futurity1. Team Durham Morgan-ET, Team Holsteins,

Hampshire, 1st B&O, Best Udder 2. Lindale Aspen Maybelle, Dale & Linda Drendel,

Hampshire 3. Bluff-Ridge Roy Jessie-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith 4. Schaufine Lance Rebecca, Amy Schaufelberger,

Greenville

Lincoln. No matter who Lew worked for, he always exhibited a great deal of class in and out of the barns. For his employees, he has a set of rules that they had to follow - shirts were worn at all times, even if it meant that he had to sacrifice a $100 shirt from his own closet, recalls Kevin Kriegel. “I was vaccinating heifers and got splattered pretty good, so I took my shirt off to milk. Lew came in the barn and said, ‘You know the rules.’ I told him I wasn’t putting that shirt back on, so he went and gave me one of his shirts for me to wear!” Norm had this to say about Lew, “Every young person that was interested in exhibiting cattle should have had to work for Lew as an introductory lesson in the art of properly exhibiting dairy cattle. Lew Porter defined the word GENTLEMAN.” For all of his hard work and dedication, Lew received the Klussendorf award in 1969. A few years ago, Lew was interviewed for the “Legends of the Tanbark Trail” book and he had this to say: “At that time we showmen helped each other. We slept in the barns with our cattle. Several of us would team up and hire one fellow to run lines at night. My favorite and also the favorite of many showmen was Snow. He was a black man with snow white hair. Every morning when we got up there was never a dirty cow. He

was a good man and friend to the show crews. Each herd had a display and they were always so beautifully done. I recall washing Jerseys at Waterloo and my Jersey friends thought I was crazy. They were using green soap and heavy blankets. I used only sweat blankets after washing. Then, everyone got rid of the heavy blankets and started washing and using sweat blankets. Animals were left uncovered during the day for viewing by show visitors.” Lew Porter’s wife, Elanor, and family are with us today to accept the dedication award. Lew Porter will certainly always be remembered for the meticulous care he put into the farms he worked at and his love of the dairy cow.

Championship Show DedicationIn Memory of William Lewis “Lewie” Porter

Kevin Wendling presents the Show Dedication placque to Lewie’s family - wife, Eleanor, and son, Kevin.


Fall 2012

Illinois Holstein Junior Championship Show July 19, 2012 · Lincoln, Ill. · Molly Sloan, Columbus, Wis., judge

Judge Molly Sloan and Dutchesses Becca Sprague Jen Wakeley Olivia Corson and Megan Busker congratulate the winners of the Junior Show. Grand Champion went to Jessica Telgmann with Schluter Roy Leann and Reserve Grand Champion was Lady-Alicia Sanchez Adore-ET owned by Tyler Carter.

Senior Champion honors went to Schluter Roy Leann owned by Jessica Telgmann. Tyler Carter also exhibited the Reserve Senior Champion cow, Mohrfield Supra Precious, pictured with Judge Molly Sloan and Boone-Winnebago Dutchess Becca Sprague.

Holstein Dutchess Jen Wakeley presents Sarah Butler, right, the Bred & Owned Grand Champion honors for Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie. Reserve Bred & Owned Champion went to Bri Sheehan with Mil-R-Mor Dundee Cheerios pictured with Judge Molly Sloan and Boone-Winnebago Dutchess Becca Sprague.

Boone-Winnebago Dutchess congratulates Carson and Garret Kasbergen with Bred & Owned Junior Champion SRD-IL Windbrook Bryn-ET. Little Miss Holsteins, Megan Busker, left, and Olivia Corson, right, award Emily Irwin Reserve Bred & Owned honors with R-Vision Lauth Duplicate-ET.

Judge Molly Sloan with Intermediate Champion Lady-Alicia Sanchz Adore-ET, owned by Tyler Carter. Becca Sprague, Megan Busker and Olivia Corson award Connor Erbsen with RegancrestCP S Desire-ET, Reserve Intermediate honors.

Judge Molly Sloan, Becca Sprague, Olivia Corson and Megan Busker award Megan Opperman and Jennifer Wakeley with Jr Champion Erbacres Hope of Peace-ETN, Connor Erbsen with Reserve Erbacres Love of Peace-ETN and Caitlin Meyer with H.M. Headwater Lheros Juliet.



Spring Heifer Calf (9 shown)1. Roll-N-View Fever Brandy-ET, Caitlin & Blake

Meyer & Megan Rohe, Manteno 2. Ms Im An Angel-ET, Connor Erbsen, Lanark 3. Clearfield Jeeves Amoura-ET, Lila Sloan, Davis4. Erbacres Atwood Cream Pie, Payton Erbsen,

Lanark, 1st B&O5. Erbacres Jasper Cookie, Delana Erbsen, Lanark6. SRD-IL Dundee Bevin, Carson Kasbergen,

Mansfield7. Lyonden Exacter Deena, Haley Lyons, Rockford8. Winter-Lea Debnr Noodle-Red, Jeremy Cielak,

Altamont9. JS-Balsy Jordan Maui-ET, Samantha, Brady &

Lane Heinzmann, Carlyle

Winter Heifer Calf (10 shown)1. Edler-V Avatar Athena-Red, Erbsen, Opperman

& Lenkaitis, Lanark 2. SRD-IL Atlas Bonita, Carson Kasbergen,

Mansfield, 1st B&O3. Ludwigs-DG Gold Aveda-ET, Kaide Zoelzer,

Moro4. Lylehaven Atwood Dreamer, Brett Woker,

Greenville 5. Lindale Laramie Disney, Olivia Corson,

Hampshire 6. Luck-E Guthrie Kaboo, Katelyn Engel, Galesburg7. Ms Brandys Breeze-ET, Jared Dickmann, Lanark8. Mil-R-Mor Windbrook Ravyn, Sarah Irwin,

Beason9. Speek-NJ Domain Delonna Rae, Dylan Reed,

Vandalia 10. Mi-Mi Lauthority Alicia, Aaron, Steven & Julia

Mitchell, Winnebago

Fall Heifer Calf (15 shown)1. SRD-IL Windbrook Bryn-ET, Carson Kasbergen,

Mansfield, 1st B&O, bred & owned jr. champ.2. R-Vision Lauth Duplicate-ET, Emily Irwin,

Belvidere, res. bred & owned jr. champ. 3. R-Vision Lauthority Flash, Bailey Hart, Belvidere4. Woodlawn Sid Daisy, Caitlin & Blake Meyer,

Manteno5. Meli-View 4208-ET, Lila Sloan, Davis6. Irwindale Bolton Tori, Sarah Irwin, Beason 7. Schaufine Sanchez Ronnie, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone8. Gundy Aftershock Amelia, Ella Gunderson,

Shannon 9. Budjon-JK Atwood Eckert, Ellie Lenkaitis,

Winnebago 10. SRD-IL Camelot Brina-ET, Carson Kasbergen,

Mansfield 11. Winter-Lea Richman Perron, Jeremy Cielak,

Altamont 12. Char-La-Don Smint Velvet-ET, Olivia Telgmann,

Strasburg 13. Mil-R-Mor Redlnr Pearlia, Dylan Reed, Vandalia14. Oakfield Colt Fiesta, Riley Koehn, Peotone15. Ms Navs GJ JT Starbrite-Red, Steven & Julia

Mitchell, Winnebago

Summer Yearling Heifer (3 shown)1. Erbacres Dempsey Ericka, Erbsen, Opperman &

Wakeley, Lanark2. Char-La-Don Sanchez Lace-ET, Jessica

Telgmann, Strasburg, 1st B&O3. Golden-Oaks Clark Peachy, Riley Koehn, Peotone

Illinois Holstein Junior Championship ShowJuly 19, 2012 · Lincoln, Ill. · Molly Sloan, Columbus, Wis., judge

Spring Yearling Heifer (5 shown)1. Headwater Lheros Juliet, Caitlin & Blake Meyer &

Miles Price, Manteno2. Erbacres Atwood Sunkist, Payton Erbsen, Lanark3. BVK Atwood Alex-ET, Miles Price, Chebanse4. Irwindale Spirte Brandi, Dawn Irwin, Beason 5. Erbacres Absl Candy Cane, Rachel Koehn

Winter Yearling Heifer (7 shown)1. Erbacres Love of Peace-ETN, Erbsen, Opperman

& Wakeley, Lanark, jr. champ.2. Erbacres Hope of Peace-ETN, Connor Erbsen,

Lanark, res. jr. champ.3. Bri-Mel Erstead Layla-ET, Caitlin & Blake Meyer &

Miles Price, Chebanse 4. BVK Sanchez Adamina-ET, Brett Woker,

Greenville5. Erbacres Atwood Divinity-ET, Nathan Erbsen,

Lanark6. Schluter Aftershock Dana, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone7. Irwindale Sanchez Lilly, Todd Irwin, Beason

Fall Yearling Heifer (7 shown)1. Luck-E Braxton Maeve, Dalton Engel, Galesburg2. Ms Jasper Spearmint-ET, Caitlin Meyer,

Manteno3. R-Vision Monument Callie, Emily Irwin,

Belvidere4. Schluter Sanchez Dina-ET, Lane Heinzmann,

Carlyle5. Helmcrest Destry Sarha Lee-Red, Cole Schluter,

Gifford 6. Balsy-Haven Picolo Magic, Miranda Kollmann,

New Baden 7. Matric II Adidas, Rachel Koehn, Peotone

Dry 3 & 4-Year-Old Cow (1 shown)1. Mil-R-Mor Affirmed Reva, Todd Irwin, Beason

Junior 2-Year-Old Cow (5 shown)1. Lady-Alicia Sanchez Adore-ET, Tyler Carter,

Greenville, int. champ & res. grand champ.2. Bri-Mel-Acres Sanchez Greta, Caitlin Meyer,

Manteno, 1st B&O3. Brendayne Aftershock Rosie, Brett Woker,

Greenville 4. Mil-R-Mor Fancy Fabulous, Sarah Sheehan,

Huntley5. K-Lane Mario Stella, Rachel Koehn, Peotone

Senior 2-Year-Old Cow (3 shown)1. Cross-Jen Macdad Jesslynn, Jennifer Wakeley,

Rockford, 1st B&O2. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Biddy-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith3. Schluter Sanchez Tena-ET, Katelyn Dugan,

Pocahontas

Junior 3-Year-Old Cow (1 shown)1. Luck-E Goldwyn Amber-ET, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg

Senior 3-Year-Old Cow (7 shown)1. RegancrestCP S Desire-ET, Connor Erbsen,

Lanark, res. int. champ.2. O-Kop Logan Adriann, Olivia Telgmann,

Strasburg 3. Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith, 1st B&O, bred & owned grand champ.

4. Crackholm Dundee Lavish, Caitlin & Blake Meyer, Manteno

5. Silverview-Lane Ad Rose-Red, Brennan Woker, Greenville

6. Net-A-Way Toystory Ruthie, Rachel Koehn, Peotone

7. K-Lane Talent London, Richard Koehn, Peotone

4-Year-Old Cow (1 shown)1. Bluff-Ridge Roy Barretta, Sarah Butler,

Arrowmsith

5-Year-Old Cow (2 shown)1. Mohrfield Supra Precious, Tyler Carter,

Greenville, res. sr. champ.2. Mil-R-Mor Damion Cheerios, Bri Sheehan,

Huntley, 1st B&O, res. bred & owned grand champ.

Aged Cow (1 shown)1. Wesemann Best Velocity, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg

125,000 lbs. Cow (1 shown)1. Schluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg, gr. champ.

Junior All-Illinois Spring Heifer Calf Roll-N-View Fever Brandy-ET,

Caitlin & Blaker Meyer, Manteno, rightReserve Junior All-Illinois Spring Heifer Calf

Ms Im An Angel-ET, Connor Erbsen, Lanark

Junior All-Illinois Winter Heifer Calf Edler-V Avatar Athena-Red

Erbsen, Opperman & Lenkaitis, Lanark, rightReserve Junior All-Illinois Winter Heifer Calf

SRD-IL Atlas Bonita, Carson Kasbergen, Mansfield


Fall 2012

Junior All-Illinois Senior 2-Year-Old CowCross-Jen Macdad JesslynnJennifer Wakeley, Rockford

Junior All-Illinois Junior 3-Year-Old CowLuck-E Goldwyn Amber-ET

Jessica Telgmann, Strasburg

Junior All-Illinois Senior 3-Year-Old CowRegancrestCP S Desire-ET

Connor Erbsen, Lanark

Junior All-Illinois 4-Year-Old CowBluff-Ridge Roy Baretta

Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

Junior All-Illinois 5-Year-Old CowMohrfield Supra Precious

Tyler Carter, Greenville

Junior All-Illinois Dry 3 & 4-Year-Old CowMil-R-Mor Affirmed Reva

Todd Irwin, Beason

Junior All-Illinois Junior 2-Year-Old CowLady-Alicia Sanchez Adore-ET

Tyler Carter, Greenville

Junior All-Illinois Summer Yearling Heifer Erbacres Dempsey Ericka

Erbsen, Opperman & Wakeley, Lanark, rightReserve Junior All-Illinois Summer Yearling Heifer

Char-La-Don Sanchez Lace, Jessica Telgmann

Junior All-Illinois Spring Yearling HeiferHeadwater Lheros Juliet, C & B Meyer, MantenoReserve Junior All-Illinois Winter Heifer Calf

Erbacres Atwood Sunkist, Payton Erbsen, Lanark

Junior All-Illinois Winter Yearling HeiferErbacres Love of Peace-ETN

Erbsen, Opperman & Wakeley, Lanark

Junior All-Illinois Fall YearlingLuck-E Braxton Maeve

Dalton Engel, Galesburg

Junior All-Illinois Fall Heifer Calf SRD-IL Windbrook Bryn-ET

Carson Kasbergern, Mansfield

Congratulations to our Junior Winners!



Hello Illinois Holstein Breeders!! I am overjoyed to introduce myself as your 2012-2013 Illinois Holstein Dutchess. I am the 21-year-old daughter of John and Tammy Wakeley, from Rockford. I graduated from Winnebago High School in 2009 and from Highland Community College in 2011, with my Associate Degree of Applied Science Agricultural Management. Since then I have returned home and have been working on my parents’ 100-cow dairy farm. My mom and I do all the milking, and I’m working alongside her to learn all of our breeding and vaccination protocols. I am a member of the Boone-Winnebago Holstein club, where I also serve on the Board of Directors. I’m looking forward over the next year to represent the industry that has shaped me into the person I am today. I would like to congratulate all the exhibitors at both the Illinois State Show and the Illinois State Fair. It was my honor to be able to help

Illinois Junior Holstein Showmanship Molly Sloan, Columbus, Wis., & Ethan Heinzmann, Wauconda, Ill., judges

Junior Girls’ Showmanship1st -- Lila Sloan, Davis, right

2nd -- Delana Erbsen, Lanark, middle3rd -- Dawn Irwin, Beason, left

Intermediate Girls’ Showmanship1st -- Ellie Lenkaitis, Winnebago, right2nd -- Emily Irwin, Belvidere, middle

3rd -- Bailey Hart, Belvidere, left

Senior Girls’ Showmanship1st -- Megan Operman, Lanark, right

2nd -- Jennifer Wakeley, Rockford, middle3rd -- Miranda Kollmann, New Baden, left

Junior Boys’ Showmanship1st -- Jared Dickman, Lanark, right

2nd -- Lane Heinzmann, Carlyle, middle3rd -- Blake Meyer, Manteno, left

Intermediate Boys’ Showmanship1st -- Todd Irwin, Beason, right

2nd -- Payton Erbsen, Lanark, middle3rd -- Carson Kasbergen, Mansfield, left

Senior Boys’ Showmanship1st -- Connor Erbsen, Lanark, right

2nd -- Brennan Woker, Greenville, middle3rd -- Dylan Reed, Vandalia, left

DUTCHESS DOMAIN with the award presentation at the shows, and I would like to thank my 1st runner-up Becca Sprague, and my little misses Olivia Corson and Megan Busker for their help at the State Show as I was showing during most of the junior show. It was great seeing so many of you at the State Picnic at Ludwig Dairy. I have also been asked to help with the award presentation at the International Junior Holstein Show at World Dairy Expo on Tuesday, October 2. I hope to see many of our Illinois Holstein juniors on the colored shavings. We have our Senior Holstein Convention on December 6-7, in Effingham, and hope many of you are able to make it. As this long, hot summer comes to an end and we all hopefully start to see cooler temperatures move in, and all though fall harvest seems to already be in full swing, I wish everyone a safe and happy harvest! I would also like to remind everyone that you can stay updated on new Illinois Holstein information on the Illinois Holstein Association website. I am looking forward to seeing and talking to everyone at the upcoming Holstein events!

Jennifer WakeleyJunior All-Illinois 125,000 Lb. Cow

Schluter Roy LeannJessica Telgmann, Strasburg

Junior All-Illinois Aged CowWesemann Best Velocity



Fall 2012

Spring Heifer Calf (7 shown)1. Holbric Destry Mudpuddle, Adam Olbrich,

Harvard, jr. champ.2. Shanks Dempster Solo 1437-Red, Philip

Shanks, Garden Prairie3. Drendel-PM Federal Stephanie, Kristina

Drendel, Hampshire

Winter Heifer Calf (14 shown)1. Mil-R-Mor Windbrook Ravyn, Sarah Irwin,

Beason, res. jr. champ.2. Speek-NJ Domain Delonna Rae, Dylan Reed,

Vandalia3. Holbric Advent Leandra, Adam Olbrich,

Harvard

Fall Heifer Calf (11 shown)1. Irwindale Bolton Tori, Sarah Irwin, Beason2. R-Vision Lauthority Flash, Bailey Hart, Belvidere3. Schluter Sanchez Heidi-ET, Cory Thorman,

Macomb

Summer Yearling Heifer (7 shown)1. Char-La-Don Sanchez Lace-ET, Jessica

Telgmann, Strasburg2. Thorman Charming B Dahlia, Cory Thorman,

Macomb3. Drendel-PM Amazing Dixie, Kristina Drendel,

Hampshire

Spring Yearling Heifer (9 shown)1. Erbacres Absl Candycane-Red, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone2. Drendel-PM Shtgn Luckycharm, Kristina

Drendel, Hampshire3. Irwindale Spirte Brandi, Dawn Irwin, Beason

Winter Yearling Heifer (8 shown)1. Schluter Aftshock Dana-ET, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone2. Wendy-Oaks Monument Dina, Morgan

Wendling, Altamont3. Kingsmill Asteroid Arcadia, Mackenzie Kimmel,

Bloomington

Fall Yearling Heifer (6 shown)1. Char-La-Don Shottle Luau-ET, Jessica

Telgmann, Strasburg2. Ka-Geo Golden Nugget-ET, Macy Wendling,

Altamont3. J&S Balt Marj Midnight, Logan Kimmel,

Bloomington

2-Year-Old Cow (13 shown)1. Holbric Destry Analise, Morgan Olbrich,

Harvard

Illinois State Fair Junior Holstein Show August 15, 2012 · Springfield, Ill. · Paul Trapp, Taylor, Wis., judge

Grand Champion & Land of Lincoln Grand Champion: Luck-E-JK Dundee Teaser-ET, Sarah Butler, ArrowsmithReserve Grand Champion: Schluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann, StrasburgReserve Land of Lincoln Champion: Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, Sarah Butler, ArrowsmithJunior Champion & Land of Lincoln Junior Champion: Holbric Destry Mudpuddle, Adam Olbrich, HarvardReserve Junior Champion & Reserve Land of Lincoln Junior Champion: Mil-R-Mor Windbrook Ravyn, Sarah Irwin, BeasonSenior Showmanship: Macy Wendling, Altamont & Sarah Butler, ArrowsmithJunior Showmanship: Bri Sheehan, Huntley & Sarah Irwin, Beason

2. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Bidy-ET, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

3. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Bev-ET, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

3-Year-Old Cow (6 shown)1. Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith, res. land of lincoln grand champ.2. Luck-E Goldwyn Amber-ET, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg3. K-Lane Rubens Laurin Betsy, Rachel Koehn,

Peotone

4-Year-Old Cow and Over (13 shown)1. Luck-E-JK Dundee Teaser-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith, grand champ.2. Schluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg, res. grand champ.3. Wesemann Best Velocity, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg

Sarah Butler, right, with Grand Champion Luck-E-JK Dundee Teaser-ET. Jessica Telgmann, left, with Reserve Grand Champion Schluter Roy Leann.

Sarah Butler, right, with Land of Lincoln Grand Champion Luck-E-JK Dundee Teaser-ET. Sarah also owned the Reserve Land of Lincoln Champion, left, Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, held by Macy Wendling.

Adam Olbrich, right, with Junior Champion Holbric Destry Mudpuddle. Sarah Irwin, left, with Reserve Junior Champion Mil-R-Mor Windbrook Ravyn.

Judge Paul Trapp congratulates Macy Wendling, right, as the winner of the Senior Showmanship contest, while, Sarah Butler placed 2nd in the contest.

Judge Paul Trapp congratulates Bri Sheehan as the winner of the Junior Showmanship contest and Sarah Irwin placed second in a tight contest.

Good Luck to our Junior Members as they compete

at the International Junior Holstein & Grand National Junior Holstein

Shows this Fall!


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Ran-Rose HolsteinsRandall and Rosalie Geiger ~ Corey & Krista; Nate & Angela

Josh Krahn, herdsman4227 Hickory Hills Rd., Reedsville, WI 54230

Corey cell: (920) 650 0294; [email protected] consecutive years under 100,000 SCC on shipped milk - 11 consecutive years Progressive Genetics Herd award

Ran-Rose Blitz Allstar EX-934-04 365 30,948 3.0 939 2.8 869

D esire has a Gold Chip heifer calf on the ground along with a Braxton sister on the farm. Desire’s dam, Ripp-Co Damion Deere EX-91, is

T hirty years after Corey took his first show calf to the Manitowoc County Fair (theonly March calf born on the farm that year), her great-granddaughter, Ran-Rose

Blitz Allstar EX-93 was named Grand Champion of the open show which featured over100 Holsteins. Allstar will qualify for the 125,000 lb. class before the end of the month.

Ripp-Co Damion Deere EX-913-10 348 32,898 3.2 1052 3.1 1024 O ne week later, Ripp-Co Million Desire, a yet-to-be-scored junior two year old that

traces back to long-time friend Rob Rippchen’s early show calf, Ripvalley Pete DottieEX-94, was named Grand Champion of the Calumet County Junior Fair. Desire was oneof the 4-H projects for Kayla Krahn, the sister of Ran-Rose herdsman Josh Krahn. Bothare shown in the photo above.

now owned by Jason Volker of Iowa. Meanwhile, Allstar is in her fourth lactation and will soon be flushed to Goldsun.


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WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION STAFF:Larry Nelson, Executive Director

Laura Wackershauser, Editor/Advertising ManagerChristianne Williams, Events & Financial Coordinator

Sharon Maffei, Membership Coordinator

WISCONSIN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS:Todd Stanek, President - Fall Creek, 715-456-8718

Marci Walker, Vice President - WI Dells, 608-253-3003Paula Bovre, Secretary - Fond du Lac, 920-923-6991

Matt Lippert, Executive Committee - Pittsville, 715-884-6578Chris McCullough, Executive Committee - Juda, 608-934-1425

Todd Borgwardt - Valders, 920-758-3133Bill Calvert - Cuba City, 608-759-2080Dan Cnossen - Hatley, 715-302-1327

Kevin Jorgensen - Waupun, 920-210-3992Tracy Nelson - Ellsworth, 715-307-1804Chad Ryan - Fond du Lac, 920-960-1449Kent Wendorf - Viroqua, 608-689-2201

NATIONAL DIRECTORS:Paul Buhr Viroqua • 608-606-3480

Corey Geiger Mukwanago • 920-650-0294

Wisconsin Holstein Association902 8th Ave., Baraboo, WI 53913

Phone (608) 356-2114 • Fax (608) 356-63121-800-223-4269 [email protected] Advertise: P.O. Box 49, Lancaster, WI 53813

Phone (608) 723-4933 • Fax (608) 723-4973e-mail: [email protected]

www.wisholsteins.com

Blue Star Dairy ...................................... 34

Bluff-Ridge .............................................. 9

Bosside Holsteins.................................... 31

Car-Mer Farm ...................................... 21

Carters Corner ...................................... 41

Central Plains Fall Sale ............................ 8

Char-La-Don Holsteins ........................ 32

Crescentmead ........................................16

Cross-Wake Dairy .................................. 32

Donovan Sales ........................................42

Empty Pockets & National Ride ............42

Fer-Crest Farms...................................... 35

Gold Beth Partners ................................ 45

Golden Oaks Farm ................................ 17

Harmony-Ho Production Sale .............. 25

Hartford Farm ...................................... 36

Henkeseen Holsteins.............................. 33

Hilltop Dairy LLC ................................ 19

Hoese Holsteins .................................... 20

Illini Futures Sale .................................. 21

Jeremy Schafer ...................................... 38

K-J Holsteins.......................................... 43

Lands-Brook ............................................ 6

Le-O-La Holsteins ................................ 18

Manannah-Valley .................................. 38

Marathon County ............................ 26-30

Minnesota Fall Harvest Sale .................. 39

MN Holstein Directory of Services.. 46-47

Olmar Farms ............................................3

Pioneer Dairy Club Sale ........................ 15

Ragnar Holsteins .................................. 35

Ran-Rose ................................................ 2

Regancrest.............................................. 13

Reuter Dairy .......................................... 44

Ripps Dairy Valley ................................ 22

Royola Holsteins .................................... 37

RWDCA ................................................47

SDSU .................................................... 48

Sheeknoll Farms .................................... 14

Sherdale Farms ...................................... 41

Sugar Creek Dairy ................................ 23

Summit Farms........................................ 45

Swanee-Acres ........................................ 12

T-Spruce Holsteins ................................ 24

Team Holsteins ...................................... 12

University of Minnesota .......................... 7

UW Farm & Industry Short Course ...... 11

UW-Madison .................................... 5, 10

Walk-Era ................................................ 40

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Dairy Science Student Profile

Why did you decide to attend UW-Madison? I had a lot ofexposure to UW from an early age as my four older siblingsall graduated from Madison. Therefore, it was an easy choice

for me and it offered me everything I had hoped to gain in my time in college.Badger sports in the Big Ten, the AGR fraternity and the dairy judging team allwere important in attracting me to UW as well.What has been your most memorable college experience? This spring Istudied abroad in The Netherlands for a semester and definitely had a once ina lifetime opportunity. It forced me to step outside of my comfort zone and Iknow I gained a lot from my time overseas. Road tripping to Pasadena for theRose Bowl and the yearly trips to The Royal were also great times too. What has been your favorite course? Dairy Herd Management 433 and AgFinance 419 were both great courses that were extremely relevant and practical.Dairy Science 375, Dairying in Mexico, was probably my favorite as we had atwo week field study to Mexico that was a great out of the classroom learningexperience. What are your future career goals? To work for Holstein USA as a classifierupon graduation while staying involved in my family's farm. Eventually I see myself returning home to further expand and diversify our herd and farm.

UW-Madison Department of Dairy Science1675 Observatory Drive, Madison, WI 53706Ph. 608-263-3308 • www.wisc.edu/dysci/Contact: Beth Heinze email: [email protected]

Name: Jacob Brey Hometown: Sturgeon Bay, WIHigh School: Southern Door High School Class Size: 120Farm: Cycle FarmsMajor: Dairy Science

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Showing ourFuture

The Sheehans | Rochester, MN | 507-289-4251 | [email protected]

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Ariana1-11 78 6152 4.4% 270F 2.8% 175P Inc.2 female Numero Uno pregnancies due in October1st Jr. 2-Year-Old and Reserve Intermediate Champion, 2012 Midwest Fall National Show2011 Reserve All-American Summer YearlingDam: Sheeknoll Shottle Tootsie VG-88 4-01 362 34,015 4.6% 1562F 3.3% 1130P

SHEEKNOLL BOLTON

2-00 118 8785 3.5% 306F 2.9% 251P Inc.Due April 8, 2013 to Expode5th Jr. 2-Year-Old, 2012 Midwest Fall National ShowDam: VG Pronto

SHEEKNOLL DURHAM Arrow

We’re proud to present the next generation at Sheeknoll Farms – both cows and kids! Our summer show crew includes (from L-R): Andrew, Ryan, Sheeknoll 4-Aces Whitney with Juliana at halter, Sheeknoll Bolton Ariana with Ellen at halter, Leah, Sheeknoll Durham Arrow with Krista at halter, and Megan.

ELM-MOUND ADVNT REIN-RED-ETEX-90

3-11 2x 365 33,760 3.8 1273 3.5 1182Reality-Red daughter of VG-86 EX-MS Mr. Burnswith 45,950 2.9 1318 from Rein sells. Next dams:VG-88 Ravel, EX-94 Renita, then 2 EX & 2 VGdams. Shayla Danz

B&L DUNDEE SAMANTHAEX-94 2E

5-01 2x 305 31,670 4.2 1323 3.0 9403x Nominated All-American

Samantha was named “Best Dundee Daughter”in a 2008 contest by Holstein World. HerMarch 2012 Goldwyn calf sells, backed by 3 VGdams. Majestic View Genetics LLC

KHW REGIMENT APPLE-RED-ETEX-95 EEEEE DOM

4-01 2x 365 35,750 4.7 1682 3.5 1247Senior & Grand Champion, WDE R&W ’11

1st Million Dollar Red CowSelling a Damion from full sister to Apple fromEX-95 Altitude. Next dams: EX-95 3E GMDDOM, EX-94 4E DOM, EX-96 4E DOM, EX-902E, EX-90 3E. High Altitude Syndicate

Reality-Red from 8 Gen. VG/EX March 2012 Goldwyn SellsDamion x Apple

STONE-FRONT IRON PASTAEX-96 2E

4-09 2x 365 42,200 4.2 1791 3.4 1431All-American 125,000 lb. Cow ’11 & ’10

Reserve Senior & Grand Champion, WDE ’10February Atwood sister to Pasta sells. Dam EX-92 4E GMD Jed with 239,250 lifetime. VG-88 2nd dam. Andy & Lyn Buttles

Atwood Sister to Pasta Sells!

30th Anniversary

UW-Platteville Pioneer ClassicSaturday, October 27 • 12:00 noon • Grant County Fairgrounds, Lancaster, WI

Open House, Friday, October 26 - 6-9 p.m • Continental Breakfast Sale Day at 10:30 a.m.

AHM LADY PURDUE-ETEX-92

3-07 2x 365 42,997 4.0 1699 3.2 1373Purdue is full sister to dams of the Shottle andContender selling. Shottle is from EX-93 Advent.Contender is from VG-86 Advent. EX-90 2nddam. Animal Health Management

HOLBRIC MILRMOR ADDY-ETEX-92 EX-MS

3-04 2x 305 25,510 3.3 840 3.3 833Supreme & Grand Champion as Junior 3

Year Old at ’11 Cattle CongressFresh Million along with Hi-Metro Sept. calf fromAddy sell. Next dams: EX-94 5E, EX-91 4E, EX-936E, EX-90 3E. Matrix Show Cattle & Bedrock

EARLY-AUTUMN TUTONEVG-86 DOM *RC

5-01 2x 365 32,428 5.1 1678 2.9 946GP-83 Shaquille daughter sells along with herReality yearling. Tutone has 15 VG or EXdaughters & sons in A.I. Next 2 dams EX-932E. Dan & Angie Rieder

Shottle & Contender Selling Fresh Million x 6 EX DamsShaquille Daughter Sells

MS LOUISIANA-RED-ETEX-90 2E GMD

5-05 3x 365 44,790 4.0 1777 3.2 1448Full sister to Landslide. Her Jet-Red grand-daughter from a VG-88 Sept. Storm sells. Nextdams: EX-92 3E GMD DOM Lorena, VG-89, EX-92, EX-94, EX-91, VG-87, VG-85. Mark Gilbertson

Jet-Red x Landslide Family

MOONDALE TINA EX-93 3E5-00 2x 365 26,110 4.6 1208 3.1 813Lft: 1959 124,120 4.7 5507 3.3 4058

A Jasper due in October from Tina sells. Backedby 6 more EX and 2 VG dams of the LeaderPat/Pepsi family. Dan Moon

CACHE-VALLEY BLACKY LEEEX-91 2E

4-09 3x 365 30,590 5.3 1635 3.6 1101Pronto from Blacky Lee sells due to Atwood.Next dams: EX-93 2E, EX-95 3E. Brian Rote

Jasper from 7 EX DamsVG Pronto from 3 EX Dams

All Pioneer Dairy Club Alumni are invitedto join us for the 30th Anniversary Sale!

For catalogs, contact:[email protected]

Stephanie Nagel 920-973-6547Brock Reeson 608-214-8871Stephanie Wyss 608-558-6893Darcy Steffes 815-541-4483Advisor: Dr. Tera MontgomeryAUCTIONEER: John Hager, Waukon, IAPEDIGREES: Norm Nabholz, West Union, IA

More Outstanding Consignments:• Destry due to Sanchez, 4 VG or EX dams. BRIAN & KORAL

HARBAUGH• Damion from 6 EX or VG dams. TYLER DORNINK• VG-85 Pronto with 27,260 3.9 916 2.8 804 due sale time to

Dusk. GP-84 Highlight & 5 EX dams. CRYSTAL ROTE• GP-83 Bolivia from GP James. Backed by 4 more EX & VG

Roylane dams. CRAIG HARBAUGH• Beacon from VG-87 Champion with 28,960 3.4 993. Next 2

dams VG & EX. MITCH AMUNDSON• Reflection from VG-87 Special & 2 EX dams. PAUL HOESLY

• Alando yearling from EX Boss Iron. GILDALE HOLSTEINS• GP-83 Jeeves from 5 VG dams, then EX-92, VG-87, EX-93,

EX-91. JOHN & JOAN JUDD• Snowfall yearling from 3 VG dams with 30,000. Then EX-94

4E GMD DOM Commander with 240,000 lifetime, VG-88 &EX-92 2E GMD. MOLLY & MACKENZIE SARBACKER

• Damion & Reality calves from the same family. Damionfrom VG Shottle, Reality from Advent. Both backed by EX-90 Encore & EX-93 2E DOM. DEAN & JULIE KAMMES

Many more consignments from top families!

RABUR OUTSIDE GAMEEX-94 3E DOM

7-07 2x 305 33,580 3.9 1323 2.9 979Lft: 217,920 4.0 8658 3.1 6761

December Guthrie from Game sells. Next dam GPLeadoff, then 3 VG & EX dams. Car-Mer Farm

Guthrie x EX-94 Outside

MORNINGVIEW DUPLEX ANNIEEX-90

3-02 2x 365 31,070 3.5 1084 3.2 989Guthrie yearling from Annie sells. Next dams: 3VG, EX-93 Judy & 4 more VG or EX dams.

Ethan Weier

Guthrie x Duplex x 8 Gen. VG/EX



RESULTS FROM OUR JULY CLASSIFICATION358 head: 10 EX, 88 VG, 190 GP

Our Excellent cows:• Hilltop-LLC Blitz 2983 EX-90 EX-MS 2E5-02 3x 325 39,180 2.8 1081 2.8 1086Lifetime to date: 1332 120,260 2.8 3376 2.9 3436

• Hilltop-LLC Mailing 3047 EX-90 EX-MS at 6Y3-02 3x 340 36,700 3.3 1194 2.8 1037

• Hilltop-LLC Mr Sam 3140 EX-90 VG-MS at 6Y4-06 3x 318 26,000 3.8 982 3.2 834

• Hilltop-LLC Offroad 3161 EX-90 EX-MS at 5Y4-04 3x 349 30,390 3.5 1064 3.1 954

• Hilltop-LLC Leader 3272 EX-90 EX-MS at 5Y4-01 3x 260 26,250 2.8 731 2.8 742 inc.

• Hilltop-LLC HHF 3273 EX-91 EX-MS at 5Y4-00 3x 305 33,100 3.5 1159 3.2 1071

• Hilltop-LLC Lou 3315 EX-90 VG-MS at 5Y3-00 3x 343 35,060 3.0 1035 3.0 1050

• Hilltop-LLC Lou 3578 EX-90 EX-MS at 4Y2-02 3x 335 26,840 3.9 1036 3.1 837

• Hilltop-LLC Toystory 3663 EX-90 EX-MS2-01 3x 365 22,540 3.8 867 3.3 736

Managers: Rich, Cal & Loren Greenfield | 920-296-9289Herdsman: Kevin Greenfield | 920-296-9292N309 County Trk. Q, Markesan, WI 53946RHA: 1033 cows 29,878 3.52 1051 3.14 939

We’ve Added Some Deep Pedigreed Individuals to the Herd

C Glenridge Citation Roxy EX-97 4E GMD10-01 2x 365 25,280 4.2 1061

Lifetime: 3620 209,784 4.5 9471

Shottle Rhona arrived at Hilltop Dairy in April, calved the end ofMay and had four tests of 105, 111, 85 & 100 lbs. She was scoredGP-83 at 2-01 and has 9 Goldsun embryos. Her two maternaldams are Excellent 2E-93 and 4E-94, the 4th dam is Roxy.

Jan-Com Fond Matt Matilda EX-97 4E GMD10-10 3x 365 35,630 3.9 1391

Lifetime: 4080 243,580 3.6 8775

Fever Krishna arrived at Hilltop in April and she was flushedsuccessfully with 11 embryos by Sid. Her six maternal dams are all EX and score 3E-90, EX-91, 4E-93 GMD, 4E-93 GMD, 4E-95 GMD and back to Matilda.

Stookey Elmpark Blackrose-ET EX-96 3E GMD DOM5-03 3x 365 42,230 4.6 1939 3.2 1352

Lifetime: 1609 149,880 4.4 6621 3.1 4656

Goldwyn Reba arrived here in September, her Skychief dam VG-86 in Canada with 30,000, the next dam EX-90 EX-MS, then2E-93 GMD, then Blackrose. We will be flushing her soon.

~ Deep pedigreed animals fit our breeding program & philosophy. ~



Featured Farm for the

Sending 12 exceptional animals... including bred heifers, springing cows and fresh cows!

2012 Minnesota Fall Harvest Sale

Also Selling:Hoese Jasper Sam

Due in October, sells fresh

Hoese Sanchez JonnieSells fresh

Chelsea Jasper ElannaDue December 23, 2012

Chelsea Atlas ExraiaDue in September, sells fresh

Hoese Fortune Paisley

Oak Run Boliva GraceSells fresh

Chelsea Atwood Rachel

Chelsea James ElmiraDue February 2013

Hoese Roy LucyDue in November

Larest Damion Chessa EX-91Sire: Erbacres Damion

Dam: Rainyridge Leduc Camelai EX-90-2E-CANNext Dams: VG-85-CAN, VG-85-CAN, then

Rainyridge Tony Beauty EX-5E-CAN

Selling From Chessa:

Hoese Goldwyn Chand A fancy fall yearling daughter for next

year’s show string

Hoese Jasper CaraA Jasper two-year-old daughterDue in October and sells fresh

Larest Alexander CindyLouA Alexander three-year-old daughter

Due in December to Stanley Cup

HOESE HOLSTEINSDavid, Cindy, Jeremy and Maemie Hoese7614 Dairy Avenue, Glencoe, MN 55336 320.864.3848David Cell: 320.779.0034Jeremy Cell: [email protected]


© Lea McCulloughCybil Fisher Photography

Ripps DaiRy Valley llcGary, Troy & Chuck Ripp & Families

6626 Ripp Drive, Dane, WI 53529 • 608-850-5789 • [email protected]

Rippd-Valley Boliver 3249EX-91 EX-MS

4-05 3x 325 35,870 4.2 1519 3.1 11215-11 3x 112 14,100 4.0 565 2.9 404 inc.

Raised to EX-91 in June, her Jeeves daughter is GP-83 VG-MS at 2Y with 1-10 3x 309d 24,680 3.9F 2.9P inc. andis bred to Shout.

Rippd-Valley Roy 2932EX-90 EX-MS 2E

4-10 3x 355 33,850 4.1 1371 3.1 10576-00 3x 293 32,320 4.0 1302 2.9 951

She has a Hayden daughter just fresh and milking 85 lbs./day.2932 is due again in October.

EX Boliver EX Roy

We are building pedigrees and looking forward to our next classification!

RHA: 1104 cows 30,200 3.7 1109 2.9 889 CY 2982

Two New Emerging FamiliesRippd-Valley Die Hard 1805

Daughters & Granddaughters:• Rippd-Valley Cashmere 3620 VG-87 VG-MS4-00 3x 311 37,270 4.0 1480 3.0 1135- Just fresh and off to a good startDam: VG-86 VG-MS with 32,000 1264F

• Rippd-Valley Pronto 4500 VG-86 VG-MS at 2Y1-10 3x 306 27,810 3.7 1003 3.0 824- Just fresh and looks like more pointsDam: Cashmere 3620

• Rippd-Valley Bolton 3630 VG-85 VG-MS2-10 3x 305 36,480 4.8 1751 3.5 1277

Rippd-Valley Roy 2285Daughters:• Rippd-Valley Reece 2963 VG-86 VG-MS5-10 3x 303 29,100 4.2 1248 2.8 844Lifetime in 4 lact: 110,270 4.2 4596 2.9 3237- Due again in November

• Rippd-Valley Blitz 3691 VG-85 VG-MS4-01 248 28,480 4.0 1133 2.8 763 inc.

46 milking Shottles, 32 classified - 26 VG & GPFour of our newest VGs: Shottle 3192, VG-88 VG-MS, 3-11 3x 305 41,540 3.5 1472 3.0 1250

Shottle 3662, VG-88 VG-MS, 3-11 3x 344 36,430 4.0 1488 3.0 1075Shottle 3927, VG-86 VG-MS, 3-01 3x 319 32,760 3.7 1173 2.8 961Shottle 4130, VG-85 VG-MS, 2-01 3x 305 29,660 3.7 1098 2.8 833

73 milking Boltons, 30 classified - 21 VG & GP Four of our newest VGs: Bolton 3505-TW, VG-87 VG-MS, 4-03 3x 305 37,990 3.2 1208 2.9 1087

Bolton 3634, VG-86 VG-MS, 3-10 3x 305 34,580 3.4 1173 2.9 992Bolton 3673-TW, VG-85, 3-01 3x 304 32,430 3.8 1147 3.0 964Bolton 3696, VG-85, 3-03 3x 38,260 3.4 1303 2.9 1106

32 milking Jet Streams, 22 classified VG & GP Three of our newest VGs: Jet Stream 3808, VG-86 VG-MS, 2-11 3x 311 27,430 4.1 1111 3.2 872

Jet Stream 3851, VG-85 VG-MS, 2-10 3x 312 25,700 3.6 933 3.1 788Jet Stream 3994, VG-85 VG-MS, 3-00 3x 327 37,100 3.6 1296 2.9 1048

We are currently milking 48 Jeeves daughters and we are looking forward to the next classification!



Rick & Marleen AdamsN5663 Hwy. O, Elkhorn, WI 53121 • Phone: 262-728-0702 • Cell: 262-374-0793email: [email protected] RHA: 618 cows 32,625 3.96 1293 3.12 1015May 2011 classification: 403 head 104.4% BAA 4 EX, 102 VG, 219 GP & 78 G

An Update from Sugar CreekWe have added two new heifers from top families...

MAYERLANE-DK OSIDE NINA-ETEX-90 EX-MS DOM

5-01 2x 365 31,840 4.5 1440 2.9 936Lifetime: 1931 135,180 4.5 6027 3.2 4281

Her granddaughter, O-Style Nomai-ET, GTPI +2054 (50k) isfrom an EX-90 EX-MS Shottle with 32,920 4.6 1502 3.1 1025at 3-07. Nine generations of EX and VG dams grace this pedigree.

RALMA SHOTTLE BUTTERFLY-ETVG-88 VG-MS

3-09 2x 365 32,030 4.3 1364 3.1 979Her great-granddaughter by Armitage is +2256 GTPI (50k) andfrom the Juror Faith family with six generations of EX and VGdams. Armitage Brenda’s dam is by Jeeves, the next dam a Macand then Butterfly. We will be flushing her soon!

Shawna Continues Getting Better

NAVS MAC SHAWNA-ETVG-87 VG-MS DOM GTPI +2017 (50k)

2-03 3x 365 34,840 3.7 1300 3.2 1104Shawna is fresh again and looks great. Her son Approach-ET (7HO11166) by Atwood is awaiting a proof at SelectSires, she has two Planet sons at ABS Global and her+2214G Shamrock son is at Accelerated Genetics. HerBookem daughter is at Sunshine Genetics beginning to beflushed, she has a +2024G Iota and her +2182G Facebookis one fancy April 2012 calf. Shawna is owned with NateJanssen and housed at Golden Oaks.

• Sugar-C Outside Lime-ET EX-90 VG-MS at 8Y6-02 3x 365 46,800 4.0 1872 2.8 13097-09 3x 148 11,770 3.6 396 2.8 322 inc.Lifetime now over 200,000 & due in April to Sid

• Sugar-C Jenny Lou 3075 EX-90 EX-MS at 5Y4-02 3x 305 42,870 3.7 1579 2.8 1198Due in October to 29HO16090 Large

• Sugar-C Manager Moxie-TW EX-90 VG-MS at 6Y3-03 3x 365 36,140 3.8 1383 2.9 1045Lifetime to date: 118,770 and due in May toLithium

• Adams-Val C Kylie EX-90 EX-MS at 4Y2-04 3x 365 35,440 4.1 1457 3.3 1153Recently fresh and working on a super record

• Sugar-C Lon 1467 EX-90 EX-MS at 11YLifetime: 330,820 3.5 11,502 2.8 9090She made this lifetime in 7 lactations and is due to 29HO16090 Large. Her first score was EX-90 at 11Y

Our Recent Classification5 EX • 65 VG • 124 GP - Here are five new Excellent cows:



Russ & Rosie BaumanEdgar, WI • 715-352-3177

CRESTWOODLoren & Anita Birkey

Wausau, WI • 715-845-8601

GRANDEUR HOLSTEINS

MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERS

Sabofarm Dundee Desiree EX-93Sabofarm Dundee Fancy EX-92R-R Letters Terrason Hotty EX-90Dream Team JM Ms Suki VG-85 2YFour-of-a-Kind Mitch Izzy EX-90

Crestwood UpdatesFrom our July/August Select Sires ad:

• Emmy now Excellent• Carly now VG-86 & fresh with red polled Colt-P heifer

• All 3 Ivanhoes recently fresh

BLIVEN FAMILYR865 Mount View Lane

Athens, WI 54411

Phone: 715-257-7255e-mail: [email protected]

Grandeur Man O Man Tovah-ET GTPI +2194Fresh in April with a Supersonic heifer

Grandeur Massey Tilly-ET GTPI +2249Due in June with a Supersonic heifer,

AltaIota son GTPI +2348

On Q Holsteins LLCA Grass-Based dairy farm with Strong Cow Families

Sam & Jen ZimmermanMason, Adelle & NeahE2259 County Rd. Q, Ringle, WI 54471Cell: 715-218-8619

JOE & GEORGE WALDVOGEL & Sons3604 Merrill Ave., Wausau, WI 54401

Phone: 715-675-2868 • [email protected] Lang’s Twin Elm Farms, Inc.

Fred Lang Marathon, WIPhone: 715-443-2037 Fax: 715-443-3742

Jo-Wal-Langs Gold Nadia EX-92 2E EEEEE at 6-01

Her daughter: Jo-Wal-Langs Talent Nanny-ET EX-92 EEEEE at 4-01

DREAM TEAM HOLSTEINSDon, Jenna & Malayna Fahey

11360 Rainbow Dr., Merrill, WI 54452

715-539-8320 [email protected]

Inquiries and visitors always welcome!

5117 CTH “N”, EDGAR, WI 54426 • 715-352-3656Mike & Linda King Kevin & June King

Visitors welcomed by appointmentAs we plant, harvest or just do chores - let’s all take a moment

to reflect and give thanks to those who helped us do what we love to do... FARM.

Ralph & Sharon Bredl & Mar-tine Bredl-Lueck

C1965 Riviera Drive, Stratford, WI 54484Office: 715-687-4236 Barn: 715-687-4826 Fax: 715-687-4011E-Mail: [email protected] www.harmonyho.com

RHA: 415 cows 29,369 3.89 1144 3.05 894Herd sires always available. Visitors always welcome

Harmony-Ho Fall Harvest Sale - Thursday, October 18 at the farm

We hope to see many of you in Marathon County...

2013 Wisconsin State Holstein Conventionhosted by Marathon County Holstein Breeders

February 22-24 at Stoney Creek Inn, Rothschild - watch for more details!


Gary’s DairyGood-Time registered Holsteins

Gary StankowskiOwner

Home:3860 Sugar Bush Rd.Mosinee, WI 54455(715) 693-3197

Farm:543 Hwy. S

Mosinee, WI 54455(715) 693-0799

JO-WAL HOLSTEINS

Expanding on ourGreat “E” Line

Ella Maeborn 8/15/1221 inches long, 8 lbs. 9 oz.

She will be a great additionto our family!


SCHREIBER ACRES LLC

Galen, Marlene & Bart Schreiber2193 Wuerzburg Rd., Athens, WI 54411Ph.: 715-223-4534 Cell: 715-613-9172

[email protected]

Our new Genomic heiferHar-Dale-Acres Briggs Floss GTPI +2219

She is +449 over parent averageSire: Har-Dale-Acres Ma Briggs-ET (1HO10269)

Dam: Har-Dale-Acres Mar Faith-ET 2nd Dam: Langs-Twin-B Fantasy-ET

Fred, Lynne & Matt Harder8470 Hwy. H, Athens, WI 54411

Phone/Fax: 715-257-7480 • Matt cell: 715-571-3792

DAL-SKI HOLSTEINS

David & Paulette LemanskiAndrew, Dana, Anthony, Devin, Alex & Danielle

715-352-3382 Fax: 715-352-30383475 Cardinal Lane, Marathon, WI 54448

Visitors Welcome

Our condolences to the Langteau family.Tiffany will be dearly missed.

H Mar-By Baxter Louise-ET VG-85 1st lactation, next 6 dams EX

H Dalin Dundee Rachel EX-90 at 6-05H Gran-J Baxter Sandy VG-85 2nd calf, 42 daysfresh & milking 134 lbs.

Mark BychinskiB921 Century Rd., Spencer, WI 54479 715-659-3844

MAR-BY HOLSTEINS

Freeman Creek Farms

Freeman Creek GW Atwood 831VG-87 VG-88MS

2-00 331 26,563 3.8 1002 2.8 742- due back in October to Super

Larry & Vonnie MurryScott & Bob Murry

Halder, WIPh: 715-693-3166

Ded-Dit Holsteins

Doug Dittmar6006 - 3 Birch Street, Schofield, WI 54476 715-571-0843

Call Milkyhill Cattle Sales for rates.Will be done professionally.

Selecting for Barron Fall Sale, December 8

ed mielke 715-574-2931

I’ve got a FEVER!From VG-89 Durham Donna, Adeen’s granddaughter:

Full-Tilt Fever Dimple-EThoused at Fustead Holsteins

Steve, Sarah, Andrew, Alayne, Audree, Annica & Angela MarcisF4016 Cty E Stratford, WI 715-687-2251e-mail: [email protected]: 2x 28,137 3.8 1076 3.1 879

Home of the “H” Family

Registered Holstein springing heifers for saleHaving had a milking herd dispersal in March,

we have springing heifers for sale. These are freshening July through December, some red or red carrier.

Dan and Michelle MielkeF2171 Huckleberry Rd, Colby, WI 54421

715-223-4371Cell: 715-255-2356

email: [email protected]




FARMS“Striving for that fine line of genetic excellence”

Carl & June Norrbom Paul & Kim NorrbomKatelyn, Paige & Emily

Lang’s Twin Elm Farms, Inc.Fred Lang Marathon, WI

Ph: 715-443-2037 Fax: 715-443-3742

9570 State Hwy. 153, Wittenberg, WI 54499Telephone (715) 454-6217 Fax (715)-454-6775

Floyd & Lloyd BaumannMarathon, WI

Ph: 715-443-3595 Fax: 715-443-3833

NOR-WAY-PETE FARMS, INC.1751 Cherry Drive, Eland, WI 54427

Home of NOR-WAY-PETE & Four-of-a-Kind Reg. Holsteins

RHA: 3x 256 cows 30,669 3.96 1216 3.02 927 BAA: 108.7%

Chad & Andy Peterson, owners 715-302-0482Dan Cnossen, herd manager 715-302-1327

[email protected] Always Welcome!

F4680 Walnut Rd., Edgar, WI 54426Ph.: 715-352-2404 Fax: 715-352-7457 E-mail: [email protected]

OLD Genetics? Maybe...Reliable? ABSOLUTELY!

13 flushes = 211 good eggs by 10 different sires and still going. Too many daughters to mention,

scored up to 91 points.

Walnut-Vu Outside Elisha EX-91 EX-MS

Selling November 2, 2012 in the TAG GPS 2nd Edition Sale,

St-Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada

Dalin Durham Taffy-ET now EX-93!

Owned by:Thomas & Florine Bunkelman

Brooke, Brent & Brodie

6 New Homebred Excellents!

Lifetime: 123,714 milk 4.0%F 3.0%PFrom the Elegance family

Our August classification was very succesful as sixmore cows entered the Excellent category. Two fullsisters by Braxton out of Goldwyn Glory became 9th generation Excellents. We also had a new fivegeneration Excellent and a new three generation Excellent. Four-of-a-Kind Mariposa went EX-90(92-MS) at 3-03 after winning Best Udder at the Wisconsin Valley Fair. There were also two new 92point cows and three new 91s.

We welcome all attendees to the Wisconsin HolsteinConvention next February to see these cows andtheir herdmates. We are very grateful to be one ofthe “Tour Herds” at the convention next year.

Langs-Twin-B Mogul 4915-ETby Mogul, born 6/24/12

GTPI +2428 PTA +1277M +54F +47P +710NM$+6.2PL +3.95T +2.98UDC +3.54FLC 50k, 9/12Canadian Evaluation: DGV +3592 +24 Conf



Tomkins MrBurnsSizzler-Red

Taffy is headed to World Dairy Expo for the Junior Holstein Show along withSizzler, the returning Junior All-American R&W. We’re also taking a Spring

Calf for the Junior Holstein Show and a Jersey Spring Calf.

Her Dam:Ralma Shottle Oreo-ETVG-85 VG-MS DOM GTPI +20542-01 2x 365 37,020 4.0 1480 3.1 1145

2nd Dam: Ralma Christmas Cookie-ETVG-89 EX-MS DOM2-06 2x 365 28,710 4.5 1297 3.2 913

3rd Dam: Ralma Christmas Fudge-ETVG-88 VG-MS GMD DOM

4th Dam: Ralma Juror Faith EX-91 GMD DOM


John & Tineke BoschmaH4370 Townline Rd., Colby, WI 54421PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114E-Mail: [email protected]: 46 cows 25,956 1034F 806P BAA: 107.8%

TERRIFIC TRIO AT MATT-DARI

Matthiae Dairy Farms, Inc.Home of Matt-Dari HolsteinsMaynard - Jason David - Michael

4839 Martin Lane, Marathon,WI Ph: 715-443-2347 or Cell: 715-370-8556

E-mail: [email protected]

RHA: 2x 28,969 3.8 1109 3.0 878

Bosside 3rd Opportunity Tag Sale, October 19

L-L-M Dairy Baxter Dotty-ET VG-87 GTPI +2108

2-07 365 39,591 4.3 1685 3.0 1195

Dotty is due back in December. We have sold embryos overseas and she has bulls in A.I. We have a Large daughter at +2300 GTPI

and a Cameron at +2375 GTPI.

L-L-M-DairyE916 Hwy. Q, Ringle, WI 54471

PH: 715-845-7028

FUSTEAD HOLSTEINS

Brian & Wendy Fust

Wausau, WI

Tyler & ShannonAdam & Jennifer,

Aiden & Bailey715-842-5868/Ph715-848-0465/Fax

Matt-Dari Man-O-Man Pillar-ET GTPI +2248

Due in December with a Ecoye Isy heifer

Matt-Dari Man-O-Man Peni-ET GTPI +2190

Due in November with a Punch bull

Matt-Dari Man-O-Man Patian-ET GTPI +2043

Fresh in August with a Cameron heifer & is off to a great start.

Selling 13 lots from Coop Bosside Massey family

Others selling from the following families:• Markwell Blstar E Raven EX-95 3E GMD DOM• KHW Regiment Apple-Red EX-95 DOM• Any-Day Durham Pansy EX-93 2E GMD DOM• C Glenridge Citation Roxy EX-97 4E GMD• Lavender Ruby Redrose-Red EX-96 3E• Calves by Toc-Farm Goldsun & Wabash-Way Explode-ET

Fustead Massey Style-ETVG-85 GTPI +2101

2-02 2x 202 15,140 4.6 694 3.3 501 inc.Dam: Fustead Ally Stem-ET VG-87

Styles is a total outcross - a Massey from an Ally, Orion andCharm. Several contracts and embryos exported.

FUSTEAD HOLSTEINS



Bosside OStyle Dharma VG-85 VG-86MS

She sells!


MARATHON COUNTY HOLSTEIN BREEDERSIntroducing...

Bosside Holsteins started in August 1990 on Prince Edward Island,Canada. John and Tineke Boschma left Holland after John’s brother Durkand his wife moved to the home farm where they still farm today.

We purchased a farm with 30 cows, 100 acres, machinery and quota.The second year 22 cows filled that quota so we needed more quota andbought the neighbor’s quota but had to milk there because of the milkboard rules. In 1993 we moved to a bigger farm with more land andquota and slowly expanded to get ready for the next generation. In 2000son Hank graduated from high school and came home to farm. We wereup to 70 cows and financed to the max (mostly money tied up in quota).In 2001 John came to Wisconsin for World Dairy Expo with a Purinatour and toured several parts of Wisconsin. The tour stopped in at Twin-B, Kingdom Haven and Harmony-Ho and John fell in love withthe area. We found a farm in Colby with a tie-stall barn and 300 acres.

We built a freestall and parlor to house up to 200 cows with daughter Dorithy, son-in-law Timmy and son Hank. Dorithy andTimmy had their first baby boy, Josh, in January 2006, and decided tomove back to P.E.I. that spring. They had another son, Alex, in 2010and they live and work in New Brunswick. Hank built his own coverallbarn in 2007, picked 25% of the herd and started Sky Reach Holsteins.In 2009 Hank bought his own farm in Milan (six miles from us) and in2010 married Shannon van Doorn who works at Riesterer & SchnellInc. in Medford. Our youngest daughter Janie is looking for a job injournalism, will be moving to Washington D.C. with her partner Caseyand takes care of updating the Bosside Holsteins website. Last year wehad a chance to sell the farm and did so. We purchased 40 acres up theroad and built a new tie-stall and house to focus more on genetics.

What we like in this area is the great infrastructure; the best ultrasound vet in the country, top notch nutritionists, agronomists,banks, machinery dealers and a wide choice of dairy plants that wantour milk along with 10 A.I. companies to pick from!

In 1995 we bought a two-year-old Tesk from the Robthom IvoryMark family with help from Ray Leblanc. We flushed Lenzway Tesk Ruby T Rita with Juror because we liked his sire stack:Blackstar, Mark, Sexation and Bootmaker. The flush gave us one bull calf: Bosside Ruben. In short, Roger Turner liked himand years later he was number two on the list. After moving to Colby, we had a nice Boss two-year-old from the same cowfamily that Jay Jauquet wanted to use Oman on. That flush gave us a bull, Bosside AltaRoss, and a heifer, Bosside O-ManRachel. Rachel had a Jose daughter, Rachele, and we have an Atwood and Bowser yearling at the farm from Rachele. FromBoss’ sister Ruby we have a nice Atta Boy. We have also purchased embryos from the Genex MOET program which gave us a chance to use different bulls like Mascol x Form Bret x Yadda. We ended up with one bull, Coop Bosside Massey, and a heifer, Coop Bosside Yelonda. Thispedigree is different - an outcross and very unique. We have Dr. Buchner flush 3-6 animals every 6 weeks year round. We value cow families and pay attention when we makematings. There are several bulls that we don’t want in a pedigree. We use mostly genomic bulls - we like 70% a lot better thanjust the parent average from years ago. Through genomics we can sort the best heifers out for flushing and the best bulls touse on them. We look at cow families, sire stack, type, production, plus components, strong health traits and low SCC. Witheach mating we like to improve each animal and if it happens to be a bull we like to try to get it in A.I. or raise it for naturalservice. In the past, bulls that worked well for us were: Blackstar, Tesk, Juror, Rudolph, Shottle and Advent. We are both active church members at First Presbyterian in Abbotsford. We hope to do some more traveling in the future.We would like to thank the Marathon County Holstein Breeders for sponsoring this page.

We invite all of you to our farm on October 19 for our 3rd Bosside Opportunity Tag Sale.

John & Tineke Boschma

Bosside Holsteins, P.E.I, Canada

John & Tineke BoschmaH4370 Townline Rd., Colby, WI 54421PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114E-Mail: [email protected]: 46 cows 25,956 1034F 806P BAA: 107.8%For more news, check out our website - www.bossideholsteins.com



John & Tineke BoschmaH4370 Townline Rd., Colby, WI 54421PH: 715-223-0534 Fax: 715-223-1114E-Mail: [email protected]: 46 cows 25,956 1034F 806P BAA: 107.8%

Bosside Massey Melissa VG-85 VG-MSJust fresh - owned by Andrew Venzke

Her Daughters:

Bosside Massey Mabel GP-83GTPI +2219, Milking 90+ lbs. on 1st 3 tests

Owned by Honeycrest Farms, she will be rescored this fall.

Bosside OStyle Dharma VG-85 VG-86MS2-01 2x 180 14,205 3.8 545 2.9 407 inc.

Her Gold Chip daughter sold to Jenny Wackershauser for $5100 in the Central WI Sale and a 1st choice McCutchen sold for $8000 at the Celebrate Summer Sale in Indiana.

Bosside Dorcas VG-85 VG-86MSBy Freddie & just fresh. She has a full sister at

Sybrandi Dairy in Thorp. They also have a Colt-P *RC bull and heifer from Dolly.

For more news, check out our website - www.bossideholsteins.com

All of these young cows are contracted. Dharma and Dorcas sell on October 19 at the 3rd Bosside Opportunity Tag Sale.

A Growing FamilyA Proven Brood Cow:Matt-Dari Elegant Dolly-ET EX-902-00 2x 365 31,700 4.2 1331 3.2 10254-03 2x 365 34,690 4.2 1473 3.0 1051

• Dolly has two bulls at Select Sires by Fortune and 7HO11104Bosside Massey Delivery by Coop Bosside Massey



Frozenes Shottle Ryan-ET VG-85 GTPI +18782-00 3x 305 31,020 3.3 1016 2.7 848Shottle x EX-91 Lou x EX-93 Markwell Durham Raven

Daughters: B-S-D Observr Rave 21753-ET +2278GB-S-D Observer Ray 21755-ET +1995GB-S-D Plan Ravenna 21998-ET +2136GB-S-D O-Style Raven 6028-ET +2090GB-S-D Plan Raynelle 6029-ET +2058GB-S-D Plan Raylie 6067-ET +2120G

Ms Regancrest MS Tayon-ET GP-81 GTPI +20632-01 3x 155 13,397 4.5 597 3.0 408 inc.Man-O-Man x EX-91 Jose x EX-92 Regancrest-BP Bolvr Tab-ET

Daughter: B-S-D Shamrock Taye 6008-ET +2459G

Art & Lori Meinholz (608) 836-35935191 Vosen Rd. Cell (608) 279-1326Middleton, WI 53562 [email protected]

Our Star Players

B-S-D Jammer Rage 21344 VG-85 GTPI +20362-00 3x 305 28,890 3.6 1027 2.9 832Jammer x VG-85 Toystory x EX-90 Rudolph

Daughters: B-S-D Epic Raegan 6077-TW +2169G

Selling in the World Classic Sale, October 5 -B-S-D SHAMROCK RAIN 6011-ET +2468G 50k

PTA +1614M +66F +48P +3.6T +3.56UDC +2.15FLC +807NM$ +7.8PLShamrock x Jammer Rage 21344

Ms Planet Potent VG-85 GTPI +20122-05 3x 305 30,650 3.5 1076 2.7 835Planet x VG-87 FBI x EX-90 Windy-Knoll-View Posibility• Due to Mogul in October

Daughters: B-S-D Bronco Posy 21856 +1988 - PB-S-D Hunter Paula 6078-ET +2225GB-S-D Huntr Porsche 6083-ET +2240G

Selling in The Sale of Stars in Toronto, November 8 -B-S-D HUNTER PARIS 6081-ET +2330G 50kPTA +2084M +97F +72P +3.2T +3192GLPI +3513DGV

Hunter x Planet Potent



Mark & Angie Ulness Family4718 Cty. J, Valders, WI 54245Phone/Fax: (920) 775-4794 E-mail: [email protected] www.ragnarholsteins.com19 PBR Awards

Shawna’s Daughters, Left to right:Ragnar SM Starlite-ET VG-86Ragnar Stormy Sky-ET EX-90Ragnar Goldwyn Snowangel-ET VG-86Ragnar Goldwyn Special-ET VG-86

Shawna’s daughters have been consistently stamped “her style”- with an ideal balanceof strength, width, and dairyness, great udders and gentle dispositions. We believe that

this combination of desirable traits has been a major reason for the extreme longevity thatShawna’s maternal line has exemplified. Shawna and her two maternal dams have produceda combined 947,000 lbs. of milk and average 92.7 points, along with having received a combined 12 multiple E’s! In addition to the Stormatic and Goldwyn daughters pictured,Shawna also has milking daughters sired by Goldwyn, Alexander and Shottle, heifers siredby Goldwyn and Windbrook, calves sired by Destry, and Goldsuns on the way!

Today’s rapid-paced, high-stakes mating game, using young sires sired by young siresout of virgin heifers that may never calve, goes against our common-sense approach tobalanced breeding using reliable genetics. We prefer to use the sires that we can see aredoing things right, and make ’em “Shawna Style”.

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Windy-Knoll-View RKB PREX-94 3E7-02 365 38,248 3.6 1395 2.8 10851st & Best Udder 125,000 lb. Cow, Reserve Senior & Reserve GrandChampion, District 10 Show 2012

• Daughter by Gillette JordanSire: Indianhead Red-Marker-ETDam: Windy-Knoll-View RKB Peskie EX-90 2E

3-06 365 28,680 3.8 1060 3.2 9112nd Dam: Windy-Knoll-View DM Pet-ET VG-87

4-11 290 19,090 3.8 719 3.2 6063rd Dam: Windy-Knoll-View Ultimate Pala

EX-94 3E DOM5-08 365 27,970 4.5 1267 3.3 932

Fer-Crest FarmsBRANDON FERRY & SHIANNE LURVEYW2650 Harvestore Rd., Hilbert, WI 54129(608) 335-8861 Inquiries Welcome

Special thanks to everyone who helped us move to our new facilities!


Tom & Sharie Anderson • Justin HintzE4898 Cty. OO, Ogdensburg, WI 54962Phone: (715) 754-5869 E-mail: [email protected]: 68 Cows 2x 25,820 3.8 1002 3.18 821

Royola Allen Merrie-ETEX-91 EX-MS2-10 2x 365 31,140 3.3 1024 3.2 10075-05 305 proj. 31,358 975F 948P• 6th generation EX - will be flushed to Atwood

Dam: Schaefer Durham Melody-ET EX-91 EX-MS5-05 2x 365 36,640 4.1 1494 2.8 1025Lifetime: 1593 109,000 3.8 4097 3.0 3232

2nd Dam: Imperial Leadman Monica EX-93 2E GMD8-04 2x 305 28,510 3.5 984 2.9 824

3rd Dam: Imperial Sweet Melody-Twin EX-91 2E GMD DOM4th Dam: Imperial Dutchoe Labelle EX-90 2E

Royola Active FlareVG-87 VG-MS at 3-021-11 2x 365 26,940 4.4 1177 3.2 8543-01 305 proj. 23,880 880F 760P• Milking 100 lbs./day - last test 109 lbs., 3.5%F 2.9%P• Has a 7/2012 Hero daughter that will be genomic tested• A farm favorite!

Dam: Royola Gold Blaze-ET EX-90 EX-MS3-05 3x 365 36,660 4.5 1640 3.3 1218

2nd Dam: Frozenes JK Sept Breeze-ET VG-89 VG-MS3-07 2x 365 34,180 3.6 1233 3.1 1062

3rd Dam: Frozenes Durham Velma-ET EX-94 2E4th Dam: Frozenes Broker Vidalia EX-94 GMD DOM5th Dam: Roost Jingle Wanda-TW EX-93 3E DOM

Royola Plan Venus-ETVG-85 VG-MS at 2-09GTPI +2001 PTA +1283M +61F +37P +522NM +3.8PL +1.92T +1.54UDC2-06 305 proj. 21,045 848F 637P• Last test 78 lbs., 4.0%F 3.1%P• A fancy Planet that has been turning heads• Daughters by Jeeves Jives

Dam: Rabur Gold Panzer-ET VG-87 VG-MS DOM2-02 2x 365 34,510 3.8 1319 3.2 1101

2nd Dam: Rabur Outside Pandora EX-91 3E GMD DOM2-11 2x 362 37,330 3.6 1344 3.1 1152

3rd Dam: Rabur Rudolph Pair-TW EX-91 3E GMD DOM4th Dam: Rabur Inspired Parallel-ET EX-92 2E GMD DOM5th Dam: Rabur TT Pol Annie EX-91 3E GMD DOM



MINNESOTA FAll HArvEST SAlESaturday, November 17, 2012 • 11:00 a.m. • McLeod County Fairgrounds, Hutchinson

Larest Damion Chessa EX-91Three exciting consignments from the fancy EX-91 dam above, who traces back to Rainyridge Beauty. Selling is an Alexander three-year-old due in December to Stanley Cup. A two-year-old Jasper selling fresh in October and a fancy Goldwyn fall yearling for next year’s summer shows.

~Hoese Holsteins (320) 864-3848

Holly-Valley LJ Shine-ET EX-94-3E8-06 2x 365d 36390 3.8 1394 2.7 982

Selling from the EX-94-3E dam above is a springing heifer due in December to Goldsun. Also selling is a fancy June Atwood calf. Don’t miss your opportunity to buy into this deep pedigreed family. These heifers have the potential to be 8th generation VG or EX.

~Douglas Post (605) 693-6393

MINNESOTA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION411 28th Ave S, Waite Park, MN 320-259-0637 | Fax 320-259-0009Email [email protected]

Catalogs available at:Sale sponsored and managed by:

Jeremy Schafer...................651-380-2968Mike Snyder.......................608-9663-9308Scott Courtney....................563-380-1318Scott Culbertson.................614-264-5980Randy Kath........................320-761-2985Pat Heeren.........................507-273-2412Russ Thyen.........................320-583-8049Andy Steinhagen................612-581-7523Paul Swenson.....................507-246-5169

Sale Staff:

online catalog at www.mnholstein.com

Dyks-Kite-Linda-Red EX-95-2E4-01 2x 365d 35260 4.3 1516 3.3 1178

Selling is a maternal sister to the Kite above. She is an Advantage winter yearling out of an Excellent-94-4E Ru-bens with over 138,00 lifetime to date. Due in March 2013 to Ladd.

~Douglas Post (605) 693-6393

Askew Paradox Dara-ET VG-882-11 2x 365d 24600 4.2 1040 3.1 771

A really big and deep ribbed Freebird springer is selling. She is due in October and will be ready to go home to any herd and make milk. She is backed by six generations of VG or EX.

~Willolea Holsteins (218) 826-6725

Maple-Dream Rub Blossom-Red EX-93-3E6-09 2x 365d 39500 3.6 1424 3.1 1220

Fresh by sale time is a young Reality. Her dam above is EX-93-3E with over 150,000 lbs of milk lifetime, the next dam is VG-88, then EX-90.

~Willolea Holsteins (218) 826-6725


En-Mar Dist Jubilee-Red-ET VG-852-05 3x 365d 27450 3.5 974 2.9 796

Jubilee was nominated Junior All American R&W as a junior three-year-old and in the family there are 5 Ju-nior AA R&W nominations. Selling is Jubilees Touchdown two-year-old, with the potential to be the 10th genera-tion of VG or EX! If she calves with a heifer calf, the calf will also sell. ~Erin Morotz (402) 480-1461

Elgin-Rice Talent Barbi EX-913-09 2x 365d 24150 3.8 908 3.1 748

This fancy EX-91 mature cow is selling. Barbi is also EX in the mammary system. Her dam is VG-89 and behind her is GP-81, EX-90, EX-92-2E, VG-86, EX-93-3E and EX-94-4E.

~Orbit Farms & Raylore Farms (612) 240-8002

Another Sale Highlight:Selling fresh is a Deuce x GP-82 Blitz x VG-86 Throne x VG-86 Lee x an EX-90-3E GMD DOM, backed by 5 more generations of VG or EX. A stlish family that also puts milk in the tank.

~Blacksatin Holsteins (608) 444-1284

Online and Onsite Silent Embryo Auction to be held in conjunction with the MN Fall

Harvest Sale.

To participate in the online auction visit www.dairyauctions.com to register and bid!

Bidding will begin Wednesday, November 7, 2012 at 12:00 pm CST. Bids will be accepted online and on sale day at the grounds. The embryo auction will end on sale day, Saturday,

November 17, 2012 at 2:00pm CST.

Columbia County Fair

- Supreme Champion Heifer

- Junior Champion & Reserve

Junior Champion

- Top Showmanship placings

District 5 Show

- Reserve Junior Champion

- Reserve Intermediate Cha

mpion

WI Championship Show

- 3 homebred Top 10s!

Walk-Era Dundee Oh-My VG-871st Senior 2 Year Old & Reserve Interm. Champion,

District 5 Show 20121st Senior 2 Year Old, Midwest National

Spring Show 2012

Where dreams of excellence are bred!



Webb-Vue Goldwyn Beth-ETEX-91 EX-MS GTPI +2129PTA +549M +41F +25P +533NM+4.2PL +3.24T +2.82UDC +2.41FLC2-10 2x 365 28,421 4.2 1204 3.2 9184-04 3x 365 39,480 4.5 1782 3.3 1293• 2 sons at Accelerated Genetics & contracts with Select Sires

• Flushed to Jeeves, McCutchen, Epic,Shamrock, Super Large, Numero Uno,Mayfield & Earnhardt-P

• Inquiries can be directed to Gold Bethpartners

Dam: Webb-Vue Marshall Bryana-ETEX-90 EX-MS GMD DOM6-05 3x 362 38,600 3.5 1345 2.8 1090Lifetime: 2229 204,120 3.7 7587 2.8 6000

2nd Dam: Co-Op Eddie Sasha-ET VG-855-04 3x 365 34,210 3.7 1308 3.2 1110Lifetime: 2500 216,740 3.8 8149 3.1 6751

Next 5 dams VG or EX

Gold Beth PArtnerSDave Rose, Al & Josh Silverthorn, Eric, Brandy & Chuck Westphal

W6301 West Byron Rd., Brownsville, WI 53006 • 920-210-5337 Eric cell • [email protected]

Robert & Peggy WebbN5328 W. County A, Plymouth, WI 53073Phone: 920-526-3504 • Fax: 920-526-3385E-mail: [email protected] www.summitfarmsdairy.com

Webb-Vue GoldwynElvira-ET EX-90 DOMGTPI +20324-11 3x 365 53,410 1751F 1499P

Dam: Webb-Vue Marshall Bryana-ET EX-90 GMD DOMover 200,000 lifetime

REGISTERED HOLSTEINS

When looking for high quality replacements and genetics, keep us in mind. Also consider Summit Seed LLC for your corn and forage needs (a Division of Summit Farms).

Elvira has been mated to numerous popular sires and has consistently produced exceptional offspring with high genomicindexes and fancy type. Over the new few months we will introduce you to some of these individuals - stay tuned!



Illinois Holstein Herald Page 15

Illinois District Shows

EFFINGHAM• Date & Location: June 30, 2012, Newton• Judge: Ted Dement, Kinney• Number shown: 50

• Premier Breeder: Von-View Holsteins, Stewardson• Premier Exhibitor: K-J Holsteins, Altamont

• Junior Champion: Glenkeen Braxton Cathy, Leanna Keeney, Casey

• Reserve Junior Champion: Wendy-Oaks Picalo Diva-Red, Morgan Wendling

• Grand & Intermediate Champion: Wendy-Oaks Blackjack Zelda, Macy Wendling

• Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion: Schluter Sanchez Erica-ET, Jeremy Cielak, Chicago

• Senior Champion: Von-View Champion Bonnie, Kassie Vonderheide, Stewardson

• Reserve Senior Champion: MsMiracle Astro Dazzle, Morgan Wendling, Altamont

• Junior Girls Showmanship: Kassie Vanderheide• Junior Boys Showmanship: Austin Probst• Intermediate Girls Showmanship: Macy

Wendling• Intermediate Boys Showmanship: Patrick

Tegeler• Senior Girls Showmanship: Morgan Wendling• Senior Boys Showmanship: Jeremy Cielak

CLINTON• Date & Location: July 15, 2012, Carlyle• Judge: Kevin Wendling, Altamont• Number show: 81

• Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: Lueking Dairy Farm, Hoffman

• Junior Champion: Schluter Sanchez Dina-ET, Aaron Heinzmann, Carlyle

• Reserve Junior Champion: Budjon-JK Atwood Eileen, Matt Jansen, Damiansville

• Grand Champion: Lucky-King Jazzy, Doug & Shana Lueking, Hoffman

• Reserve Grand Champion: Horstlye Tal Mykinda-Red-ET, Rollin Huels Dairy, Carlyle

• Intermediate Champion: R-Vision Advent Amanda, Shana Lueking, Hoffman

• Reserve Intermediate Champion: Ms Green Genes Marie-Red-ET, Dylan Reed, Vandalia

• Bred & Owned Grand Champion: R-Vision Advent Amanda, Shana Lueking, Hoffman

Clinton County Junior Holstein Show

• Date & Location: July 16, 2012, Carlyle• Judge: Clint Harre, Nashville• Number show: 51

• Junior Champion: Balsey-Haven Picolo Magic, Miranda Kollmann, New Baden

• Reserve Junior Champion: Mil-R-Mor Redlnr Pearlia, Dylan Reed, Vandalia

•• Grand & Senior Champion: Horstlye Tal

Mykinda-Red-ET, Taylor Huels, Carlyle• Reserve Grand & Intermediate Champion:

TTM Sanchez Lux-ET, Miranda Kollmann, New Baden

• Reserve Senior Champion: Lucky-King S Storm Emer-Red, Shana Lueking, Hoffman

• Reserve Intermediate Champion: Ms Green Genes Marie-Red-ET, Dylan Reed, Vandalia

• Junior Girls Showmanship: Taylor Huels• Junior Boys Showmanship: Lane Heinzmann• Senior Girls Showmanship: Miranda Kollmann• Senior Boys Showmanship: Dylan Reed

GATEWAY

• Date & Location: July 7, 2012, Highland• Judge: Eddie Bue, Fithian, Ill.• Number showns: 41

• Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: B-J-Grove Holsteins, Mulberry Grove

• Junior Champion - Open Show: B-J-Grove Final Cut Rihanna, Yvonne Clanton, Mulberry Grove

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open Show: B-J-Grove Sid Beyonce, Lucas Clanton, Mulberry Grove

• Junior Champion - Junior Show: TimTam-Acres Glddgrs Stash, Katelyn Dugan, Pocahontas

• Reserve Junior Champion - Junior Show: Savage-Leigh Attwd Lea-ET, Tyler Carter, Greenville

• Grand & Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Ocean-View Pronto Sheryl-ET, Amy Schaufelberger, Greenville

• Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Korian Goldwyn Sun-ET, Katelyn Dugan, Pocahontas

• Grand & Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Korian Goldwyn Sun-ET, Katelyn Dugan, Pocahontas

• Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Silverview-Lane Ad Rose-Red, Brennan Woker, Greenville

Clinton Junior Show Grand ChampionHorstyle Tal Mykinda-Red-ET

Taylor Huels, Carlyle

Effingham Grand ChampionWendy-Oaks Blackjack Zelda

Macy Wendling, Altamont

Effingham Reserve Senior ChampionMsMiracle Astro Dazzle

Morgan Wendling, Altamont

Clinton Open Show ChampionsFrom left to right: Champion Bred & Owned, R-Vision Advent Amanda exhibited by Shana Lueking; Lester and Helen Huels with Reserve Grand Champion, Horstyle Tal Mykinda-Red-ET exhibited by Gary, Taylor, and Braydon Huels, Carlyle; and, Grand Champion, Lucky-King Jazzy exhibited by Doug and Shana Lueking, Hoffman

Clinton Premier Breed & Premier ExhibitorLucky-King Dairy, Don & Shelia Lueking Family


Fall 2012

MISSISSIPPI-VALLEY• Date & Location: July 26, 2012, Mendon• Judge: Stephanie Aves, Poplar Grove• Number show: 52

• Junior Champion - Open & Junior Show: Butz-Hill Atwood Amy, Daulton & Tailor Neuhaus, Hoyleton

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open & Junior Show: Thorman Charming B Dahlia, Cory Thorman, Macomb

• Grand Champion - Open Show: Senteka Mac 871, Niki Neisen, Fowler

• Reserve Grand Champion - Open Show: Sky View Acres Stacy, Andrew Mowen

• Grand Champion - Junior Show: Thorman Derek Sierra, Cory Thorman, Macomb

• Reserve Grand Champion - Junior Show: Senteka Jasper 901, Zach McLeod

• Junior Boys Showmanship: Daulton Neuhaus• Senior Girls Showmanship: Hannah Weiman• Senior Boys Showmanship: Tailor Neuhaus

Mississippi-Valley Junior Show Grand ChampionThorman Derek Sierra

Cory Thorman, Macomb

LINCOLNLAND• Date & Location: July 10, 2012, Taylorville• Judge: Larry Kleiner, Greenville• Number shown: 23

• Premier Breeder: R-Homestead Farm, Nokomis• Premier Exhibitor: Char-La-Don Holsteins,

Strasburg

• Junior Champion - Open Show: R-Homestead Encore Catherine, R-Homestead, Nokomis

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open Show: R-Way Braxton Penelope-ET, Shae Ruppert, Heyworth

• Junior Champion - Junior Show: R-Way Braxton Penelope-ET, Shae Ruppert, Heyworth

• Reserve Junior Champion - Junior Show: Char-La-Don Sanchez Lace-ET, Jessica Telgmann

• Grand Champion - Open & Junior Show: Schluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann, Strasburg

• Reserve Grand Champion - Open & Junior Show: Wesemann Best Velocity, Jessica Telgmann, Strasburg

Lincolnland Grand ChampionSchluter Roy Leann


Lincolnland Reserve Grand ChampionWesemann Best Velocity


HEART OF ILLINOIS• Date & Location: June 29, 2012, Pontiac• Judge: • Number shown: 43

• Junior Champion - Open & Junior Show: Ms Jasper Spearmint, Caitlin & Blake Meyer, Manteno

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open & Junior Show: Bri-Mel Erstead Lala, Miles Price & Caitlin & Blake Meyer, Manteno

• Grand Champion - Junior & Open Show: Bluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

• Reserve Grand Champion - Junoir & Open Show: Bluff-Ridge Roy Barretta, Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

• Junior Showmanship1. Blake Meyer2. Rosalee Zehr3. Brooke Kasbergen

• Intermediate Showmanship1. Todd Irwin2. Caitlin Meyer3. Sarah Irwin

• Pee Wee Showmanship: Kelly O’Connor, Reese Kasbergen, Kyle Engel, Ellie Ellis

Heart of Illinois Grand ChampionBluff-Ridge Dundee Jeannie

Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

NORTHEAST• Date & Location: July 7, 2012, Belvidere• Judge: George Halpin, Cullom• Number shown: 69

• Premier Breeder & Exhibitor: Holbric Holsteins, Harvard

• Junior Champion - Open Show: Lake-Prairie Alison-Red-ET, Marvin & Joe Schluter, Gifford

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open Show: Team Atwood Montana, Team Holsteins, Hampshire

• Junior Champion - Junior Show: Helmcrest Destry Sarah Lee-Red, Cole Schluter, Gifford

• Reserve Junior Champion - Junior Show: R-Vision Monument Callie, Emily Irwin, Belvidere

• Grand & Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Ms Team Laramie Shine-ET, Team Holsteins & Jason Swanson, Hampshire

• Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Cross-Jen Macdad Jesslynn, Jennifer Wakeley, Rockford

• Grand & Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Cross-Jen Macdad Jesslynn, Jennifer Wakeley, Rockford

• Reserve Grand & Reserve Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Les-Mar-Acres Apples Amor, Paige Lyford, Roscoe

• Senior Champion - Open Show: Kagwick Morty Barb, Dale & Linda Drendel, Hampshire

• Intermediate Champion - Open & Junior Show: Luck-E Goldwyn Amber, Jessica Telgmann

• Reserve Intermediate Champion - Open & Junior Show: O-Kop Logan Adriann, Olivia Telgmann, Strasburg

• Junior Girls Showmanship: Shae Ruppert• Intermediate Girls Showmanship: Olivia

Telgmann• Senior Girls Showmanship: Jessica Telgmann



Northeast Junior Show Grand ChampionBred & Owned Grand Champion

Open Show Reserve Grand ChampionCross-Jen Macdad JesslynnJennifer Wakeley, Rockford

Northeast Junior ChampionLake-Prairie Alison-Red-ET

Marvin & Joe Schluter, Gifford

Northwest Open Show Grand ChampionGundys Alise -- Rob Gunderson, Shannon

NORTHWEST• Date & Location: June 21, 2012, Freeport• Judge: Chris McCullough, Juda• Number shown: 85

• Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor: Mil-R-Mor Farms, Orangeville

• Junior Champion - Open Show: Erbacres Chicago Lottery, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open Show: Erbacres Chicago Ferb, Kevin Erbsen, Lanark

• Junior Champion - Junior Show: Erbacres Atwood Sunkist, Payton Erbsen, Lanark

• Reserve Junior Champion - Junior Show: Edler-V Avatar Athena-Red, Erbsen, Lenkaitis & Opperman, Lanark

• Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Gundys Durham Rotund, Rob Gunderson, Shannon

• Reserve Intermediate Champion - Open Show: Erbacres Aspen Dream, Erbsen, Wakeley & Opperman, Lanark

• Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Erbacres Aspen Dream, Erbsen, Wakeley & Opperman, Lanark

• Reserve Intermediate Champion - Junior Show: Miss Cherry Pie-Red-ET, Connor Erbsen, Lanark

• Grand Champion - Open Show: Gundys Alise, Rob Gunderson, Shannon

• Reserve Grand Champion - Open Show: Mil-R-Mor Dundee Cheerios, Bri Sheehan, Huntley

• Grand Champion - Junior Show: Mil-R-Mor

Northeast Open Show Grand ChampionMs Team Laramie Shine-ET

Team Holsteins & Jason Swanson, Hampshire

SOUTHERN• Date & Location: July 13, 2012, Nashville• Judge: Boyd Schaufelberger, Greenville• Number shown: 19

• Junior Champion - Open Show: Elm Farms, Okawville

• Reserve Junior Champion - Open Show: Amanda Hartman, Waterloo

• Junior Champion - Junior Show: Amanda Hartman, Waterloo

• Reserve Junior Champion - Junior Show: Amanda Hartman, Waterloo

• Grand Champion - Open & Junior Show: Abby Kern, Prairie du Rocher

• Reserve Grand Champion - Open Show: Elm Farms, Okawville

• Reserve Grand Champion - Junior Show: Jeff Kern, Prairie du Rocher

• Junior Showmanship: Jeff Kern• Senior Showmanship: Amanda Hartman

Dundee Cheerios, Bri Sheehan, Huntley• Reserve Grand Champion - Junior Show:

Lyonden Baxter Hillary, Bria Koester, Dakota

• Bred & Owned Grand Champion: Gundys Alise, Rob Gunderson, Shannon

• PeeWee Showmanship: Megan Busker & Drew Mickey

• Junior Girls Showmanship: Lila Sloan• Junior Boys Showmanship: Payton Erbsen• Intermediate Girls Showmanship: Bri Sheehan• Intermediate Boys Showmanship: Conner

Erbsen• Senior Girls Showmanship: Megan Opperman

Northwest Junior Show ReserveGrand ChampionLyonden Baxter Hillary -- Bria Koester, Dakota

• Reserve Senior Champion - Open Show: St-yle-SA Joys Judy-Red, Laura Burns, Poplar Grove

• Senior Champion - Junior Show: St-yle-SA Joys Judy-Red, Laura Burns, Poplar Grove

• Reserve Senior Champion - Junior Show: Goldfawn Sam Julia, Morgan Olbrich, Harvard

• Bred & Owned Grand Champion: Cross-Jen Macdad Jesslynn, Jennifer Wakeley, Rockford

• Junior Girls Showmanship: Kristina Drendel• Junior Boys Showmanship: Josh Wakeley• Intermediate Girls Showmanship: Bailey Hart• Intermediate Boys Showmanship: Brock Irwin• Senior Girls Showmanship: Holly Wakeley• Senior Boys Showmanship: Trace Johnson

Northeast Open Show Senior ChampionKagwick Morty Barb


NortheastPee Wee

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Spring Heifer Calf (14 shown)1. B-J-Grove Confirm Sex Time, B-J Grove Holsteins,

Mulberry Grove2. Moroville Dempsey Lori, Bob & Kaide Zoelzer,

Moro3. Holbric Destry Mud Puddle, Adam Olbrich,

Harvard

Winter Heifer Calf (18 shown)1. Holbric Dickey Lyza, Morgan Olbrich, Harvard2. Schaufine Sanchez Razz, Amy Schaufelberger,

Greenville3. Lylehaven Atwood Dreamer, Brett Woker,

Greenville

Illinois State Fair Holstein Show August 17, 2012 · Springfield, Ill. · Perry Phend, Osseo, Wis., judge

Grand Champion & Land of Lincoln Grand Champion: Team Durham Morgan-ET, Team Holsteins, HampshireReserve Grand Champion: Schluter Roy Leann. Jessica Telgmann, StrasburgIntermediate Champion & Reserve Land of Lincoln Grand Champion: Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ella-ET, Tony Netemeyer, CarlyleReserve Intermediate Champion: Lindale Hypermax Danica, Jeff Drendel, HampshireJunior Champion: Headwater Lheros Juliet, Caitlyn & Blake Meyer, MantenoReserve Junior Champion & Land of Lincoln Junior Champion: Show-N-Style Buffy-ET, Show-N-Style Cattle Co., OrangevilleReserve Land of Lincoln Junior Champion: Zehrview Phoenix Giner, Rosalee Zehr, Graymont

Fall Heifer Calf (19 shown)1. Show-N-Style Buffy-ET, Show-N-Style Cattle

Co., Orangeville, res. jr. champ., land of lincoln jr. champ.

2. St-yle-SA Jumprope-Red-TW, Stephanie Aves, Poplar Grove

3. Irwindale Bolton Tori, Sarah Irwin, Beason

Summer Yearling Heifer (9 shown)1. St Jacobs MPiece Alani-ET, Shae Ruppert,

Nokomis2. B-J-Grove Final Cut Rhianna, B-J Grove Holsteins,

Mulberry Grove3. Char-La-Don Sanchez Lace-ET, Jessica

Telgmann, Strasburg

Spring Yearling Heifer (14 shown)1. Headwater Lheros Juliet, Caitlyn & Blake Meyer,

Manteno, jr. champ.2. Zehrview Phoenix Ginger, Rosalee Zehr,

Graymont, res. land of lincoln jr. champ.3. Ms Zehrview Phoenix Sheldy, Wyatt Zehr,

Graymont

Winter Yearling Heifer (9 shown)1. BVK Sanchez Adamina-ET, Brett Woker,

Greenville2. Moroville Shottle Lorna-ET, Bob & Kaide Zoelzer,

Moro3. Bluff-Ridge Jasper Bayle-ET, Jackie Jansen,

Arrowsmith

Fall Yearling Heifer (10 shown)1. Holbric Damion Bing, Brian & Mark Olbrich,

Harvard2. R-Homestead Dundee Cenzie, David Ruppert,

Nokomis3. Ka-Geo Golden Nugget-ET, Macy Wendling,

Altamont

Junior Best 3 Females (5 shown)1. Zehrview Farms, Graymont2. B-J-Grove Holsteins, Mulberry Grove3. Bob & Kaide Zoelzer, Moro

Reserve Junior ChampionShow-N-Style Buffy-ET, Show-N-Style, Orangeville

1st Junior 2-Year-Old CowSwanee-Acres Sho Ecstasy, Jason Swanson, Capron

Junior 2-Year-Old Cow (17 shown)1. Swanee-Acres Sho Ecstasy, Jason Swanson,

Capron2. Holbric Destry Analiese, Morgan Olbrich,

Harvard3. Bri-Mel Acres Sanchez Greta, Caitlyn & Blake

Meyer, Manteno

Senior 2-Year-Old Cow (11 shown)1. Bluff-Ridge Goldwyn Bidy-ET, Sarah Butler,

Arrowsmith2. Go-Sho Robins Ralphy, Rosalee Zehr, Graymont3. Korian Goldwyn Sun-ET, Tammy Siebert,

Pocahontas

Junior 3-Year-Old Cow (7 shown)1. Ludwigs-DG Goldwyn Ella-ET, Tony Netemeyer,

Grand ChampionTeam Durham Morgan-ET

Team Holsteins, Hampshire

Reserve Grand ChampionSchluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann, Strasburg

Intermediate ChampionLudwigs-DG Goldwyn Ella-ET

Tony Netemeyer & Ludwig Farms, Carlyle

Carlyle, int. champ.2. Luck-E Goldwyn Amber-ET, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg3. Lindale Affirmed Kinsey, Lindale Holsteins,

Hampshire

Senior 3-Year-Old Cow (12 shown)1. Lindale Hypermax Danica, Lindale Holsteins,

Hampshire, res. int. champ.2. Pierstein Goldwyn Maya, Ben Sauder, Tremont3. O-Kop Logan Adriann, Olivia Telgmann,

Strasburg

4-Year-Old Cow (10 shown)1. St-Yle-SA Itz Joytime-Red-ET, Stephanie Aves,

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Reserve Intermediate ChampionLindale Hypermax Danica


2. Lindale Advent Dulcie, Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire

3. Lindale Talent Katie, Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire

5-Year-Old Cow (9 shown)1. Team Durham Morgan-ET, Team Holsteins,

Hampshire, gr. champ., land of lincoln supreme champ.

2. Ms Stransholm Advnt Slim-ET, Danny Zehr, Graymont

3. Kagwick Durham Suzy, Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire

Aged Cow (4 shown)1. Scenic-Edge Joyful-Red-ET, Stephanie Aves,

Poplar Grove2. Kalmey Roy Piehe, Erdman Dairy, Chenoa3. Wesemann Best Velocity, Jessica Telgmann,

Strasburg

125,000 Lb. Cow (5 shown)1. Schluter Roy Leann, Jessica Telgmann, Strasburg2. Hicklee Goldwyn Good-TW-ET, Team Holsteins &

Jason Swanson, Hampshire3. Gardner Durham Medusa, Lindale Holsteins,

Hampshire

Dry Cow (7 shown)1. Holbric Genuine Antoinette, Morgan Olbrich,

Harvard2. Mahuefils Touchdown Macy-ET, Miranda

Kollmann, New Baden3. Team Goldwyn Milano-ET, Tyler Carter,

Greenville

Produce of Dam (7 shown)1. Team Holsteins, Hampshire2. Stephanie Aves, Poplar Grove3. Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith, Ill

Best 3 Females (5 shown)1. Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire2. Sara Butler, Arrowsmith3. B-J-Grove Holsteins, Mulberry Grove

Dairy Herd (4 shown)1. Lindale Holsteins, Hampshire2. B-J-Grove Holsteins, Mulberry Grove3. Sarah Butler, Arrowsmith

1st 4-Year-Old CowSt-yle-SA Itz Joytime-Red-ETStephanie Aves, Poplar Grove

1st Aged CowScenic-Edge Joyful-Red-ET

Stephanie Aves, Poplar Grove

Neal Turley Memorial Senior Best Three Female AwardConnie Turley presents Jeff Drendel the award for Senior Best Three Females at the Illinois State Fair,

in memory of Neal Turley who passed away in March 2012.

The Kaskaskia College Dairy Specialist Team recently won the National PAS (Postsecondary Agricultural Students) Dairy Specialist Contest held in Des Moines, IA. In this competition, students must complete problem-solving activities related to dairy nutrition, herd health, facilities-management, genetics, and reproduction. Contestants completed an individual exam, the solved case-study type problems that dairy managers face today. There were nearly 30 teams in the competition from across the country representing both two-year and four-year colleges and universities. In addition, to taking home first-place honors, the KC team had the 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th place individual winners.

Kaskaskia College Dairy Specialist Team Wins National

PAS Contest

Pictured are: Brian Schumacher, St. Rose, 1st place Individual; Clinton Michael, Hoffman, 2nd place Individual; Miranda Kollmann, New Baden, 4th place Individual; and, Samantha Ropp, Strawn, 5th place Individual

Check out the Illinois Holstein website for show results of World Dairy Expo and the North American International Livestock

Exposition after the shows conclude!

Good luck to all Illinois Exhibitors this fall!


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Junior Journeys

2012 - 2013OFFICERS & ADVISOR TEAM

President: Sarah SheehanPhone: 847-669-3892

Vice President: Emily IrwinPhone: 815-544-0193

Secretary: Brianna SheehanPhone: 847-669-3892

Treasurer: Morgan BollechPhone: 815-784-0204

Reporter: Bailey HartPhone: 815-914-8527

Adult Advisor: Glen MeierPhone: (815) 235-7596 or (815) 233-2407

Make sure to check the Illinois Holstein website www.illinoisholsteins.com and

the Illinois Holstein Association Facebook page for up-to-date information on all Junior activites!

Clinton County Junior News

The Clinton County Junior Holstein Show was held on July 16, 2012, at the Clinton County Fairgrounds in Carlyle. Clint Harre of WilRa Holsteins, Nashville, Ill., placed the 51-head of cattle brought to the ring. Congratulations to Taylor Huels of Carlyle on her Grand Champion of the Junior Show and 1st 4-year-old, Horstlyle Tal My Kinda Red-ET. Reserve Grand Champion went to Miranda Kollmann of New Baden with the 1st place Junior 2-year-old, TTM Sanchez Lux-ET. Miranda Kollmann also had Junior Champion of the show with Balsey-Haven Picolo Magic. Dylan Reed of Beecher City took home Reserve Junior Champion honors with Mil-R-Mor Redliner Pearlie. In addition to the show, the Clinton County Juniors also held their annual judging contest

and meeting. The juniors discussed the Spring Thing held in March and proposed a possible farm tour of local farms with robotic milkers, among other social activity possibilities. Lastly, the Clinton County Junior Holstein Club would like to congratulate member Adrienne Brammeier on being named to the IL 4-H Dairy Judging Team. Adrienne will represent Illinois at the National 4-H Dairy Judging Contest at World Dairy Expo, Madison, Wis. Adrienne has been involved with registered Holsteins all her life in Ferrin, Ill., the home of DoDel Holsteins. She is currently a freshman at Kaskaskia College pursuing her Associates Degree and plans to judge for the Kaskaskia College Dairy Judging Team. We wish everyone the best of luck for the fall show season, and we hope you all enjoy a safe harvest.

Reporter, Lane Heinzmann

The Illinois Juniors have been very busy this summer with various shows, National Convention, and dairy promotion events. Below is a report of some of our summer activities.

National Convention• Our trip got off to a bumpy start when

we spent three hours roadside trying to fix a blown tire. Members of the senior dairy bowl/jeopardy van got the opportunity to ride in an old, non-airconditioned ambulance.

• The junior jeopardy contestants, Kate Carlson and Connor Erbsen, represented Illinois well. Kate placed fourth.

• Intermediate Jepordy contestant, Ryan Sheehan made it to the semifinals.

• Senior Jepordy contestants, Sarah Sheehan and Aaron Mitchell were fourth and fifth respectively.

• The Junior Dairy Bowl team consisting of Emily Irwin, Riley Zettle, Anna Folgate, and Bria Koester placed fourth.

• Senior Dairy Bowl team consisting of Matt Drendel, Levi Martin, Phillip Shanks, and Morgan Bollech won the sportsmanship award.

• Folding display participants were Kate Carlson, Emma Carlson, Adam Olbrich, and Andrea Willing. Kate Carlson’s poster placed first in the junior division.

• Emily Irwin and Brock Irwin won Progressive Breeder Awards at the Junior

Forum.• Speech contestants Emma Carlson, Kate

Carlson, and Morgan Bollech participated in the contest.

• Emily Irwin represented Illinois in the YDJM contest where she was a finalist.

• Illinois juniors occupied their time by taking several farm tours, touring the campus of the College of the Ozarks, attending the junior mixer, watching the National Convention sale, and going to the dance held in a cave!

• Check out the next page for pictures from our trip to Missouri!

• We would like to give a special thank you to Mil-R-Mor farm for allowing the juniors to work the lunch stand at their sale as a fundraiser. We would also like to thank coaches Becky Meier and Glen Meier, chaperone John Mitchell, and all the other parents who came to share their support for all of us.

State Show• Members participated in both junior and

open shows as well as showmanship.• The Dutchess contest was held Wednesday

night. There were three Dutchess contestants, and two little miss contestants.

• Juniors held their meeting Wednesday night. This meeting is taking place instead of our annual fall meeting. We elected new officers and discussed judges for next year’s State Show. Our new officers include: President,

Sarah Sheehan; Vice President, Emily Irwin; Secretary, Bri Sheehan; Treasurer, Morgan Bollech; and, Reporter, Bailey Hart.

Good luck to Juniors showing in National Shows in the Fall and to the youth representing Illinois in the 4-H Dairy Bowl and Judging Contests. See you all at Spring Thing 2013! Information for Spring Thing will be in the Winter Herald as well as on the Illinois Holstein website. We encourage everyone to bring a new Holstein friend to the weekend!

Bailey Hart & Emily Irwin

2012-2013 Illinois Holstein Dutchess ContestLast year’s Holstein Dutchess, Amy Schaufelberger,

right, welcomes this year’s contestants at the Illinois Championship Show. Representing the Boone-Winnebago Holstein Club was Jennifer Wakeley,

left, Becca Sprague, middle, and Kelsi Steffenhagen. Olivia Corson, front right, and Megan Busker, front

left, were the Little Miss Holstein contestants. Congratulations to Jennifer Wakeley, the new

Illinois Holstein Dutchess!



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SUPERIOR YOUNG DAIRY PRODUCER AWARD _ The 2012 Superior Young Dairy Producer Award (SYDPA) program was held August 18, at the Illinois State Fair. Twenty 4-H and FFA dairy project members from across Illinois took part in the event. The purpose of the contest is to create an educational activity that promotes youth development, career development, and personal growth through increased knowledge of the dairy industry. This three-phase competition, emphasizing the youth’s knowledge of the dairy industry, awarded each of the top five overall participants with a $1,000 scholarship. The 2012 scholarship recipients, in alpha order, are: • Carol Baumann, Wyoming, IL (Stark County) • Anna Folgate, Dakota, IL (Stephenson

County)• Kaleb Hoerbert, Delavan, IL (Logan

County)• Todd Irwin, Beason, IL (Logan County)• Daniel Obert, Orangeville, IL (Stephenson

County)

The $5,000 in scholarships was sponsored by Archer Daniels Midland, Decatur, IL. Individual plaques were awarded to the “top 3” in each phase and the “top 5” overall winners. The Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeders Association and Illinois State Fair sponsored the plaques. The first phase was a dairy management test relating to dairy nutrition, health, reproduction, milk marketing, and other dairy related information. Top three contestants for this phase were: • Anna Folgate, Dakota, IL (Stephenson

County)• Daniel Obert, Orangeville, IL (Stephenson

County)• Meredith Ziller, Huntley, IL (McHenry

County)

The second phase was a three station skill-a-thon on various aspects of the dairy industry. Contestants had to identify dairy feeds, identify parts of the cow, and identify dairy equipment. The top three contestants in the skill-a-thon were: • Carol Baumann, Wyoming, IL (Stark County)• Kaleb Hoerbert, Delavan, IL (Logan

County)• Joshua Laesch, Greenville, IL (Bond County)

The third phase of the Superior Young Dairy Producer Contest was a judging contest. The judging phase consisted of animal selection by placing four classes of dairy cows and two

Twenty Illinois 4-H and FFA dairy project members participated in the 2012 Superior Young Dairy Producer Award program held during the Illinois State Fair. The "top 5" award winners received a $1000.00 scholarship sponsored by Archer Daniels Midland, Decatur, Ill. Scholarship winners were (pictured are L to R): Todd Irwin, Beason; Kaleb Hoebert, Delavan; Daniel Obert, Orangeville; Anna Folgate, Dakota; and Carol Baumann, Wyoming, Ill. Plaques were sponsored by Land of Lincoln Purebred Livestock Breeders Association and Illinois State Fair.

classes of heifers. The top three contestants for this phase were: • Joshua Laesch, Greenville, IL (Bond County)• Andrew Rice, Sheldon,IL (Iroquois, County)• Brett Woker, Greenville, IL (Bond County)

This year marked the 17th consecutive year for the Superior Young Dairy Producer Award Program which has provided $85,000 in college scholarships to Illinois dairy youth since its inception. Participants must be 4-H or FFA dairy project members in Illinois. The program is developed and coordinated by Dave Fischer, University of Illinois Retired Extension Dairy Educator.

• Minutes from the January meeting and the Treasurers report were approved.

• Boyd Schaufelberger gave his Holstein USA National Directors Report and mentioned registrations and classifications are higher than in the past. The “Type Advisory” Committee met and made six recommendations to the Convention in June. A By-laws change will be brought up for vote at the convention and it basically means Districts will need to present two candidates for their Director position or it will become a Director-at-large position open to all districts. Boyd also spoke about

Bull Stud testing and how the Board of Holstein USA wants the testing to be as affordable as possible for dairymen.

• The 2015 National Convention will be held at the Pheasant Run Resort in St. Charles, Ill. The dates are still being negotiated. Brochures and slogan need to be decided upon by June 2013.

• Club are being sought to volunteer to host the 2013 & 2014 State Conventions! 2012 Illinois Convention will be at Hilton Garden Inn, Effingham, December 6 & 7.

• The State membership drive has been doing well, but we had 340 unpaid “renewals” as of June 1. Secretary Tina Yagow handed out spreadsheets to representatives of each club for them to hopefully contact those people

and personally ask that they renew for this year. As of June 1, we had 134 Junior & 327 Senior members paid, down from 215 & 505 last year. Our dues income was just over $16,000 so far and we budgeted $17,000 profit, so we need more dues to come in this summer to meet that goal.

• 2012 Club Rebates will be paid this fall.• January 2013 Committee Meetings will be

at The Chateau in Bloomington. Secretary Tina Yagow will check into dates around January 8 & 9, 2013.

• Web Reporter Stephanie Stout has resigned, so the Northern Region Reporter position is open and President Wendling is looking for suggestions to fill that role.

June Board Meeting NotesJune 7, 2012 · Bloomington, Ill.



SCHEDULE:Wednesday, December 5 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. — Registration 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. — Hospitality room openThursday, December 6 7:30 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. — Registration open 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. — Exhibit Hall open 9:00 a.m. — Men’s Program with Speakers: Joel Mergle, VP Marketing, Select Sires Gary Sipiorski, Dairy Development Manager, Vita Plus Corporation 9:00 a.m. — Women’s Program View Christmas Decoration, shop at Country Peddlers Antique & Crafts, bus tour of local landmarks and sculptures followed by wine tasting and lunch at Tuscan Hills Winery 12:00 p.m. — Mens’ Luncheon 2:00 p.m. — Social Hour begins for Illini Futures Sale - Visit the Illinois Holstein website for more details! 3:30 p.m. — Illini Futures Sale 7:00 p.m. — Banquet Silent Auction benefiting Illinois Junior Holstein Association Distinguished Service, Junior Breeder and Senior Breeder Awards announcedFriday, December 77:00 - 8:30 a.m. — Buffet Breakfast9:00 a.m. — Annual Meeting with Board re-organizational meeting to follow

Hilton Garden Inn Effingham, 1301 Avenue of Mid America, Effingham, IllinoisTEL: 1-217-540-7777

A block of rooms has been reserved until November 15 for $89.00 plus taxAdditional Hotels available a few blocks from the Convention Center:

Country Inn and Suites: 217-540-5555 — $85.00 plus taxHoliday Inn Express: 217-540-1111 — $89.00 plus tax

Registrations postmarked by November 15 — $50 (includes meals and transportation)Registrations postmarked after November 16 — $55 (includes meals and transportation)Tickets may be purchased at the door. Tours and Lunch $15 — Banquet $35

Names: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________

City: _____________________________________ Phone Number: ____________________________________________________

Number of Tickets Cost Total

Thursday Lunch ______ @ $15 (after 11/16; $20) _______

Thursday Banquet ______ @ $35 (after 11/16; $40) _______

Friday Breakfast ______ NC

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Please mail registration forms to Jim Schumacher: 8 County Road 50 North Teutopolis IL, 62467Please make checks payable to the Effingham Holstein Club

Senior Holstein Convention RegistrationDecember 6-7, 2012 · Hilton Garden Inn & Convention Center, Effingham


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