Many thanks to all the businesses for their gracious donations and monetary support!

Advanced DisposalAlternative Animal BeddingAnimart LLCArla FoodsBadgerland FinancialBadgerland Nutrition Inc.Baker Cheese, Inc.Bel Gioioso Cheese, Inc.BMO Harris Bank N.A.Braun Electric Inc.Brilliont BloomsCalumet County BankCalumet County Fair AssociationCalumet County Holstein BreedersCHS Larsen CooperativeCRI/GenexCornette Farm Supply/Vita-PlusCountry Visions CooperativeCP Feeds, LLCCulvers of AppletonD&D Equipment Co., Inc.Dairyland Seed Co., Inc.Dallmann East River DairyDarboy Pedal PullersEquity Cooperative Livestock Sales AssociationForemost Farms USAFoxland Harvestore Inc.GVD Feed Covers, LLC - Corey & Bruce SchmidtGolden Calf CompanyGruett’s New HollandGruett’s PotterHennings CheeseHilltop Trucking & Excavating LLCInvestors Community BankJannette Trucking & Excavating Inc.Just For You Flowers & GiftsKarls Mechanical Contractors, Inc.KellerKrepline Custom HarvestingKrueger Electric & Refrigeration Inc.LDS Inc.Lakeshore SepticMcDonald’s of Northeastern Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula MichiganNorthstar Cooperative Inc.Miller Implement Inc.Pat’s Tire Sales & Service Inc.Phil’s Pumping & FabricationRiesterer & Schnell, Inc.Roehrborn MeatsRobert J. Loderbauer Auctioneer & Estates LLCRural Insurance Co. - Pat Wittmann & Randy PingelSargento Foods Inc.SartoriShane Wendt Trucking LLCSheboygan County Dairy Promotion AssociationSherwood Elevator/Kress Farm Supply Inc.Stanley Schmitz Inc. - Appliance & Dairy CenterTwohig, Rietbrock, Schneider & Halbach S.C.Vanderloop EquipmentVern’s Cheese, Inc.Veterinary Associates, LLCWeyers Equipment, Inc.Wieser Concrete Products, Inc.Wisconsin Milk Marketing BoardWisconsin Public Service Corp.Wrightstown Mfg. Co. Inc.Zeamer’s Welding, LLCALL VOLUNTEERS!

FREE Milk!

FREE Cheese!

Sponsored by:Calumet County Dairy Promotion Committee

CALUMET COUNTY “SUNDAE”ON A DAIRY FARM!

Brillion, WIMASTER OF CEREMONY

Matt Glewen General Manager of WI Farm Technology Days

SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 201611:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M.

CelebrateJune Dairy

month!

Welcome to the 31st Annual

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Eat Local. Eat Dairy. Burgers, brats and grilled cheese

sandwiches will be available throughout the day.

Don’t forget to have your traditional Ice Cream “Sundae” on the farm!

DID YOU KNOW...

Wisconsin’s dairy industry contributes $43.4 billion each year to the state’s economy.

23% of the Nation’s

dairy farms are in

Wisconsin!

The average Wisconsin dairy cow generates more than $34,000 a year in economic

activity.

Cheese making is widespread in WI, with at least one cheese factory in 45 out of Wisconsin’s 72 counties!

WI cheese makers produce more

than 600 varieties, types,

and styles of cheese.

Dallmann East River DairyN6038 East River Road

Brillion, WI 54110

WI set a record for

milk production in 2015, at just over 29

billion pounds.

Parking On-Site

Any Questions or Comments, Contact -Rich Buechel, Chairperson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (920) 849-9406Lanetta Mahlberg, Treasurer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (920) 427-5378

H Calumet County Fairest of the Fair Jackie McGlin, Junior Fairest of the Fair Allyson Roehrig, & the 2016 Farm Bureau Princess Hannah Roehrig will all be on hand to meet with visitors.

H UW Extension Outagamie County Cow Stomach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . On Display All Day

H Video of life on the Dallmann Farm . . . . . . . .

H Live Music by “CaHoots” . . . 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

H Introduction of Host Families . . . . NOON

H Array of cheese samplings from various Artisan Cheese Makers . . . . . . . . . All Day

H Life-size “Addie” The Cow . . . . . . . All Day Kids can milk her & much more!

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

Welcome to Dallmann East River Dairy LLC

Welcome to Dallmann East River Dairy, LLC! The fam-ily farm was purchased in 1964 with 15 cows and 80 acres by Terrell and Darlene Dallmann. Since then, the farm has grown slowly over the years and has involved three generations of the family.

Terrell and Darlene’s son, Daniel, slowly took over the everyday operations of the farm. With the help and commitment of his wife Shirley, they continued to expand. Dan and Shirley’s children, Nicholas and Lindsay also showed their commitment and involve-ment in the farm. Both Nick and Lindsay have a degree in Animal Science from UW-Platteville. Lindsay’s hus-band, Travis, helps take care of all the maintenance on the farm, including all the equipment and machinery. Nick’s wife, Janessa, is a 4th and 5th grade teacher at Holy Family School in Brillion. They have two young children, Abigail and Jackson. The farm consists of

Booths On Hand...H Wisconsin Milk Marketing BoardH Calumet County Fair AssociationH UW Extension Calumet County 4-H Youth DevelopmentH Land & Water Conservation Dept.H Calumet County Aquatic Invasive Species EducationH Calumet County Salvation ArmyH Calumet County Public HealthH UW Extension Calumet County Ag.H Calumet County Tourism

The Many Events &Activities Occurring...• Uncle Bobby the Clown• Tractor-Wagon Guided Farm Tours• Butter churning by two of our own!• Kiddie Tractor Pull Register at NOON • Pull at 1 pm

• Kid’s Zone Area • Various Games & Craft Projects • Tattoos/Face Painting all by local Calumet County 4-H Clubs • Huge Sand Pile!

• On Display: • Potter Fire Department • Hilbert/Potter First Responders • Badgerland Nutrition - Samples of a cow’s diet • Veterinary Associates - Hear a baby calf’s heartbeat • LDS Boumatic - Milk: From cow to you... • DVO (Digestor) - Manure to Electricity • Machinery - Past & Present

about 30 full-time employees and 4500 animals with cows, heifers, and calves.

Originally, the cows were milked in a stanchion barn by pipeline until 1989. At that time, the farm was one of the larger operations in the area, and cows were being switched out three times. In 1989, a herringbone parlor was added. Cow numbers continued to increase over the years. In 2006, the decision was made to construct a new parlor to replace the outdated herringbone parlor and keep up with more rapid expansion and increased animal numbers.

Today, this parlor is a double 25 parallel parlor where roughly 2000 cows get milked three times a day. Land purchases and land rentals increased also with the growing dairy. The farm currently owns about 1700 acres and rents another 850 acres. They also work with and buy feed from another 500 acres from area farmers. Corn silage, oatlage, and alfalfa are grown for the dairy’s forage needs.

Dallmann East River Dairy also tries to keep up with the current trends in the dairy industry. Tunnel ventilated barns help keep cows cool on hot summer days. A feeding management software provides a precise diet to be fed to the animals. GPS software helps planting and field work be more efficient and allows getting the most out of every acre. All the manure on the farm also goes through an anaerobic digester. The digester was installed in 2012 and is run by DVO Inc. The manure makes biogas, which is then turned into electricity and can power about 500 homes. Dallmann East River Dairy goes above and beyond regulations for land management and cow comfort practices to ensure that they are a sustainable farm, providing the best opportunity for the family’s future generations.

We hope you enjoy your Sundae on our farm!

The Dallmann Family

Back Row, L-R: Travis, Dan, Darlene, Terrell, NickFront Row, L-R: Lindsay, Shirley, baby Jackson, Janessa, Abigail