March 2024 Iowa Holstein Herals

IOWA Herald

7HO16295 DUCKETT PFCT HAS IT ALL-ET PARFECT x DOC x JEDI

HAS IT ALL is the highest production 7HO15085 PARFECT son available and is Have Not 8784’s most complete son. His early calves are turning heads and garnering interest!

7HO16791 DUCKETT DOC 8784 HOMER-ET HOMECOMING x DOC x JEDI

Like his dam, it is hard to find a fault in HOMER’s profile. He will sire moderate stature while adding above-average frame width. He’s an easy-to-use sire that will complement Goldwyn bloodlines.

L-R: HAS IT ALL and HOMER, Thomas photos; S-S-I Doc Have Not 8784-ET (EX-96-EX-MS), dam of HAS IT ALL and HOMER, Fisher photo.

Editor

Cell: 563-329-1003

iowaholsteins@gmail.com

OFFICERS

Walt Wessel, President

28547 400th Street, Greeley, IA 52040 563-590-8162 • wesselcrest@msn.com

Paul Stempfle, Vice President 16707 100th Street, Maynard, IA 50655 536-920-9495 • pstempfle94@gmail.com

Brianna Lucey, Editor

203 N Homestead St, Garnavillo, IA 52049 563-329-1003 • iowaholsteins@gmail.com

Shellie Volker, Secretary/Treasurer 12686 U Avenue, Sumner, IA 50674 319-269-0318 • shelliev@ymail.com

Dan Moon, Past President

19475 155th Street, Monona, IA 52159 563-880-4562 • moondalefarm@neitel.net

DISTRICT DIRECTORS

Doug Lyons, District 1 • 563-419-0275

131 Military Road, Castalia, IA 52133

Doug Brown, District 1 • 563-880-6776

39284 Skip Level Road, Colesburg, IA 52035

Dan Bolin, District 2 • 319-529-3421

30707 180th Street, Clarksville, IA 50619

Jim Vierhout, District 4 • 712-439-2932

PO Box 563, Hull, IA 51239

Jeff Hammerand, District 8 • 563-580-3908

23920 N Bankston Road, Epworth, IA 52045

Tom Holub, District 8 • 319-213-4256

4638 Linn-Jones Road, Monticello, IA 52310

Sheri Danhof, District 1 • 563-380-5945

1225 Parsley Drive, Waukon, IA 52172

DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE

Larry Landsgard • 563-419-5576

17518 Gunder Road, Postville, IA 52162

Trent Henkes • 563-783-2479

18467 165th Street, Luana, IA 52156

Blake Courtney • 563-387-7879

2564 Pole Line Road, Ridgeway, IA 52165

Heather Moore • 563-357-1611

22654 92nd Street, Maquoketa, IA 52060

Tom Simon • 563-599-9183

10644 Cemetery Road, Farley, IA 52046

Kevin Fossum • 563-380-5945

1267 Jeglum Rd, Waterville, IA 52170

Jason Volker • 563-920-8151

9161 M Ave Maynard, IA 50655

HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION

1 Holstein Place, Brattleboro, VT 05301

Telephone: 802-254-4551

Toll Free Number: 800-952-5200

Fax: 802-254-8251

www.holsteinusa.com

HOLSTEIN REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVE

Dennis Devore • 319-270-5038

Cedar Rapids, IA • ddevore@holstein.com

www.iowaholsteins.org

Scholarship Award Recipients (coming next issue)

Top BAA Herds (coming next issue)

Top ECM Herds (coming next issue)

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

March

16 Executive Committee & IHA JUNIOR Meeting, West Union

16 Iowa State Holstein Spring Sale, Fayette County Fairgrounds, West Union

April

2 & 3 Spring Bus Tour

13 Spotlight Selections Sale, Dyersville

May

1 Advertising Deadline for the June Herald/Midwest Holsteins

3 & 4 KCCK Spring Showcase, Manchester, Iowa

June

24-27 2024 National Holstein Convention, Salt Lake City, Utah

July

2 District 1 Holstein Open & Junior Shows , Allmakee County Fairgrounds, Wakon

TBD District 8 Open & Junior Shows

TBD District 4 Junior Show

August

9 Iowa Holstein Open Show, Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, Iowa 10 Iowa Junior Holstein Show, Iowa State Fair, Des Moines, Iowa

Front Cover:

Front cover represents 8 JUNIOR All-American's from 2023 from our Iowa Breeders and Exhibitors. From left to right; Hodglynn Unix Racy, Genosource Looks Matter-ET, Farnear Adios 3415-ET, Banowetz Analyst Copenhagen, Sco-Lo Devour Lets Dance, Vreisdale Othello Bianca, Sco-Lo Devour Foxy, and Blondin Goldwyn Bisto.

President’s Perspective

Hello Iowa Holstein Friends,

The term “Expect the Unexpected” surely must have been coined to reflect this year’s Iowa weather. We certainly have had an unusual Winter, with extreme dips and peaks in temperatures and moisture.

Our Minnesota Holstein Neighbors braved the cold and snow, to travel by bus, to several elite herds in Eastern Iowa, on January 20th. Host farms on this crisp, cold day, were Le-O-La Holsteins, Farnear Holsteins, Moondale Holsteins, and Henkeseen Holsteins. I was able to join in the tour at each of the farms, and as usual, was amazed and proud of our Iowa cattle.

2023 Iowa Holstein Princess

Hello Iowa Holstein Members! First and foremost I would like to thank all of you for giving me another year to represent our association. I have enjoyed being able to talk to all of you and have been welcomed by all.

Secondly, I would like to thank my parents, Bill and Shellie as well as my sisters, Brylie, Brenna, and Brielle. Without you guys helping me get to events and being there whenever I needed I don’t think I could have done this.

Lastly, thank you to the Holstein cow for instilling in me the passion that I have today.

Hopefully, most of you have been entertained by our college basketball teams this year. Both Iowa and Iowa State Men’s and Women’s teams have been thrilling!

Congratulations to all the award winners, recognized at our recent Iowa Holstein State Convention, held at The Delaware County Fairgrounds, recently.

The Iowa State Holstein Sale and Raffle will be on March 16th. I hope you are all getting your tickets sold, and purchasing some for yourselves, as this is our main fundraiser for the year! Show up early, in case you are fortunate enough to win a choice of our impressive raffle calf selections. It should be a fine sale, as well!

This years National Holstein Convention will be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Theme “Udderly Utah.” Our delegates from Iowa will be; Kyle Demmer, Trent Henkes and Mark Knudtson. Contact one of them if you have some input. It should be a great destination, if you decide to go. Good luck to our Jr. Teams!

As of this writing, we will be having our bus tour to Illinois and Southern WI, April 2nd & 3rd. I hope many of you can take a couple days away from the farm, and enjoy the comradery of your fellow dairymen.

Once again, have a safe spring and enjoy the Beauty of Nature!

Your President, Walt Wessel

After finishing out my reign, I will continue to work for Central Star as a DHI Specialist, working alongside my mom as well as working with my own herds. I have enjoyed working with and alongside all of you and appreciate the support and kindness you have all shown me over the past two years. If there is anything you would like help with or just want to reach out to me, my email is brynleev03@gmail.com and my phone number is (319) 2406266.

Again thank you all so much for such an amazing two years!

Junior Holstein Spring Meeting & Lunch Stand

Mark your calendars now to attend the next Iowa Junior Holstein meeting scheduled to start at 10:30 a.m. March 16th in the Stephen’s Building at the Fayette County Fairgrounds in West Union. This is the same day as the State Holstein Sale. The Iowa Juniors will be hosting the lunch styand. Please bring wrapped bars or cookies for the lunch stand on sale day.

Brynlee Volker 2022-2024 Iowa Holstein Princess

District Officers

District 1

President: Larry Landsgard

Vice-President: Paul Stempfle

Secretary: Kevin Fossum

Treasurer: Dan Moon

Membership: Mark Knudtson, Gary Sacquitne, Myron Arthur, Larry Landsgard

Show Chair: Kevin Fossum

Junior Advisory: Kevin & Julie Fossum, Bill & Shellie Volker, Lance & Jonna Schutte

State Directors: Paul Stempfle, Doug Lyons, Matt Henkes

District 2

President: Terry Eick

Vice-President: Kevin Kueker

Sec-Treas: Kelly Eick

Membership: Dan Bolin

State Director: Dan Bolin

District 4

President: Heather Luitjens

Vice-President: Brad Korver

Sec-Treas: Charlotte Rollefson

Show Chair: Charlotte Rollefson

Membership: Dave Chapman

State Director: Jim Vierhout

District 5

President: Mark Ludwig

Vice-President: Leroy Meyer

Sec-Treas: Connie Ludwig

District 6

President: Larry Madren

Vice-President: Ron Finch

Sec-Treas: Charles Sloniger

District 8

President: Jeff Hammerand

Vice-President: Tom Simon

Sec-Treas: Bob & Rita Rahe

Membership: Rick Demmer

Show Chairs: Jeff Hammerand

Junior Advisory: Shirley Simon, Kathy Demmer, Joanne Rauen

State Directors: Rick Demmer

Jeff Hammerand

District 9

President: Dean Miller

Vice-President: Jack Lang

Sec-Treas: Paula Smith

IOWA JUNIOR HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

Lane Domeyer,President • 563-920-5873 • 2245 235th Ave, Delhi, IA 52223

Leo Hammerand, Vice-President • 563-513-6235 • 23334 Kidder Rd,Epworth, 52045

Natalie Hamlett, Secretary • 319-264-0067 • 4113 H Ave, Aurora, IA 50607

Ana Rauen, Treasurer • 563-599-9384 • 302 Okobji Dr, Farley, IA 52046

Hannah Scott,, Reporter • 563-920-4005 • 12402 R. Ave, Westgate, IA 50681

Lily Holthous, Historian • 563-412-8556 • 101 Lincoln Court, West Union, IA, 50681

Hannah Scott, Historian • 563-920-4005 • 12402 R. Ave, Westgate, IA 50681

JUNIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE CHAIR

Jeff & Tammy Hammerand • 563-580-3908 • 23920 N Bankston Rd, Epworth, IA 52045 • 24heavenlee@gmail.com

National Junior Membership

The Junior Holstein Association has several programs that allow youth to receive recognition for the work they do in developing their Holstein cattle. The National Junior Membership applications can be downloaded at https://www. holsteinusa.com/juniors/content/membership.html. The fee for National Junior Membership is $20 and is a one-time fee for juniors from birth to age 21. For more information contact Kelli Dunklee at 1-800-952-5200, ext. 4124.

National Cow Awards

In an effort to recognize more youth, Holstein Association USA Production/Breeder awards are automatically calculated. Juniors are no longer required to submit entries for these awards. Information regarding the various cow awards can be found at https://www.holsteinusa.com/juniors/content/ jr_award.html

Thank You

to Our 2023 Heifer Raffle Sponsors!

We would like to thank our 2023 Heifer Raffle Sponsors for their generous support!

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Trans Ova Genetics

Innovative Ag Services

Drive Embryo Services, LLC

ST Genetics

Courtney Sales LLC

Hubbard Feeds

Select Sires Mid America

Dairy Consulting Services

Semex Star Blends

Remember to purchase your ticket for a chance of 4 heifers or a $2,000 cash prize or several other prizes. More information on the raffle calves can be found on our Facebook Page. Iowa Holstein Association.

Iowa State University Dairy Science Student Profile

Name: Adrianna Kruse

Hometown: St. Ansgar, IA

High School: St. Ansgar

Class Size: 37

Farm Name: Breezy Oaks Holsteins

Major: Agricultural Business

Why did you decide to attend ISU:I decided to attend Iowa State University for many reasons. I wanted to be the 3rd generation student at Iowa State in my family. Iowa State University has a reputation for being one of the best agricultural schools in the country, so I knew it would be a great place to expand my knowledge. Lastly, it is only 2 hours from home, which makes it easier to go home on the weekends to work with the cows and see family.

What are your most memorable college experience:

My most memorable college experience has been volunteering for "I Milked a Cow" at the Iowa State Fair. I am a member of the Dairy Science Club that puts this on every summer as a fundraiser. I loved this experience because I got to teach children and adults that have never touched a cow about where their milk comes from.

What has been your favorite course and why:

One of my favorite courses has been Dairy Cattle Evaluation (Animal Science 335). I have really enjoyed this class because it's a class where I get to talk about cows for 2 hours. I am currently enrolled in this class so I've only been in it for 5 weeks and we look through picture classes and soon we will be going to the Iowa State University Dairy Farm. This class is a precursor to being on the Dairy Judging Team. I have been judging dairy cattle through 4H and FFA since I was in 3rd grade, and I would love to judge in the future at local shows.

What are your future career goals:

This May, I will begin my internship at Select Sires Member Cooperative working in Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota as a breeding intern. It has been a dream of mine to work for an AI company. This will also be a helpful internship so that I can breed my cows and heifers at home. I have not decided what I want to do in the future, I am hoping to work in the agriculture industry in some capacity.

Dairy Science Department

1221 Kildee Hall, ISU, Ames, IA 50011 515-294-2160

www.ans.iastate.edu • answeb@iastate.educc.edu

Obituaries

Deborah Joyce Norton, age 70, of Wilton, Iowa, passed away Saturday, February 3, 2024 at Mercy Hospital, Iowa City.

Deb was born on June 26, 1953, the daughter of Wilbert and Velma (Doyel) Petersen. She graduated from Wilton High School with the Class of 1971. Deb earned her teaching degree from the University of Iowa and later earned her Master's Degree from Western Illinois University. Deb married Bill Norton on December 18, 1971 in Wilton.

Deb taught business at Wilton High School, where she also served as the High School Student Council Advisor, retiring in 2018 after 44 years of teaching. She was a longtime member of Calvary Baptist Church, Muscatine. Deb never missed one of her children or grandchildren's school activities. Deb had a way of connecting with people and making them feel loved. Her love for the Lord enabled her to be a comfort to all.

Deb will be dearly missed by her husband, Bill; five children, Andrea (Jeremy) Putman of Wilton, Katie (Shaun) Guyer-Chaffee of Wilton, Will (Amy) Norton of Cedar Rapids, Caleb Norton and Hayley Norton, both of Wilton; twelve grandchildren, Aubrey (Grant) Kuppler, Landyn, Bryer and Sawyer Putman, Audrey, Clayton and Emersyn Guyer, Maryn, Kellan and Vivi Chaffee, and Ellie and Whitmer Norton; two sisters, Susan (Dennis) Boorn of Wilton and Sharon (Jeff) Samuelson of Tipton; one brother, Douglas (Lori) Petersen of Bloomfield; and a brother-in-law, Tom Boorn of Moscow. Deb was preceded in death by her parents, Wilbert and Velma; one sister, Janet Boorn; and one son-in-law, Jason Guyer.

William (Bill) Langreck, age 77, died Monday January 15, 2024 at Gundersen’s Health System in Lacrosse WI from complications due to a chronic lung condition. Mass of Christian Burial will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, January 24, 2024, at the St. Luke’s Catholic Church at 215 East Main St., St. Lucas, IA with Rev. Nick Radloff presiding. Burial will be in the St. Luke’s Cemetery at a later date with full military rites.

William Julius Langreck was born December 21, 1946, in West Union. He was born to Edward and Agnes (Brincks) Langreck. He attended St. Lucas Catholic School until 9th grade. William married and from this union two children were born, James and Michael. The marriage later ended. William then married Katherine (Kathy) Wild on May 23, 1981. To this union two children were born, Daniel and Mary.

He was a farmer since he was little, dairy farming was his life and he loved being outdoors. He enjoyed driving the gator and working on the second-generation farm. He enjoyed going to cattle shows with his children, playing 500 card game, wildflowers, sunrises and sunsets. He loved taking his grandson Dalton fishing and having his granddaughter Kaitlynn ride with him in the loader while feeding cattle. He also loved seeing deer pictures from Dan’s deer cameras.

He was a member of Knights of Columbus, a member of the Fayette County DHIA board and served in the Armed Forces. He served for a period of time before being honorably discharged due to hardship with his father’s health. He also received a quilt of valor.

William is survived by his wife Kathy, St. Lucas, IA; brother and sister-in-law Gerald (Diane) Langreck, Calmer, IA; sisterin-laws, Joyce Langreck, Decorah, IA; Mildred (Robert) Allan, Soldiers Grove, WI; Darlene Wild, Waukon, IA; Children: James Langreck, St. Lucas, IA; Michael (Margaret) Langreck, St. Lucas, IA; Daniel (Kaleena) Langreck, West Union, IA; Mary Langreck (fiancé Jonathon Ziemke), St. Lucas, IA; Grandchildren Kaitlynn and Dalton

Robert “Bob” Dean Brown was born September 19, 1936 to Elmer K “Mike” and Marguerite (Hansel) Brown in Manchester, Iowa. He passed away peacefully at home on his beloved farm on February 5, 2024. Bob attended country school in Mallory Township for one year, then attended and graduated from Colesburg High School in 1954. He played on the 1952 state championship baseball team. After graduation, he farmed with his father and worked in construction until enlisting in the United States Army. He served in the transportation unit at Fort Devens, Massachusetts from April 1959 to April 1961. While in the Army, he married Janet Rose Bockenstedt on December 30, 1959, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Greeley, Iowa. Bob & Janet started their married life in Leominster, MA and moved back to Colesburg in 1961. They started farming next door to where Bob grew up on Skip Level Road. Four children were born to this union, and together they milked cows, raised hogs and beef cattle; growing the farm over the years.

One of Bob’s greatest joys was being a farmer, and he loved living on Skip Level for over 75 years of his life. Over the years, Bob was a 4-H leader, served on the Ed-Co school board, the Keystone AEA board, and the Clayton County Planning & Zoning board. He was a longtime member of the William F Brockmeyer American Legion Post #582 and St. Patrick’s Catholic Church where he served as a eucharistic minister.

Bob didn’t know a stranger. He loved to laugh and was often telling jokes. After retiring from milking, he enjoyed his morning coffee with the gang at the hog buying station. He valued education and was proud of sending all four kids to Iowa State University. Bob loved spending time with his family, Gator rides around the farm checking on his cattle, cheering on the Cyclones, traveling all over the US and abroad, and wintering in AZ. Bob enjoyed wood carving and spending time in his wood shop.

Bob is survived by his wife of 64 years, Janet. His children, Daniel (Ann) of Janesville, Douglas (Mary) of Colesburg, Barbara (James) Hunt of Cedar Rapids and Beth (Bryce) Caple of Maxwell. Twelve grandchildren: Alicia (Roy) Burgess-Brown, Nathan (LeAnn) Brown, Robert “Rob” Brown (Romina), Kayla (Justin) Burkle, Brady Brown, Avery Brown, Gregory (Vivian) Hunt, Grant (Audrey) Hunt, Emma (Brady) Holst, Drake Caple, Creighton Caple and Hannah Caple. Great-grandchildren: Roan, Stella, Georgia and Alexandria. Sisters-in-law: Rosalie Brunkan and LouAnn Brown. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Kenneth Brown, and brother-in-law Joe Brunkan. Langreck, West Union, IA; Jonathon’s son Bradley Ziemke, Wazeka, MN. As well as many nieces and nephews.

He is preceded in death by his parents Edward and Agnes Langreck; In-laws Millard and Jean Wild; Brother LaVerne Langreck; Sister and brother-in-law Darlene (Paul) Elsbernd; Brother-in-law George Wild; Niece Chelsey Wild.

Iowa Holstein Futurity 2026

Complete the Futurity Form in Excel available at www. iowaholsteins.org and email it to the Futurity secretary with appropriate fees by April 1, 2024. A pdf form will also be available online if you don’t have access to Excel. Eligible animals are those registered Holstein females born September 1, 2022 to August 31, 2023. The initial fee is low to encourage you to enter several calves. You can always drop payment at subsequent deadlines.

Entries made last year for the 2024 and 2025 Futurities will need to be updated. The Futurity Secretary will mail your form to you. Simply make payments on those animals you wish to re-enter, crossing out any you wish to drop. These entries are also due April 1, 2024.

To be eligible for JUNIOR BRED AND OWNED awards for future Futurities your name must be listed on the animal's registration paper as the BREEDER. The Challenge during the next year, you are breeding your cows and heifers for calves that will be eligible for Futurities in 2027 and 2028.

Please address fill out and send the form to Matt Henkes at: henkesm91@gmail.com • Matt Henkes, Secretary• 563-880-8614

Please Mail Checks to Shellie Volker • Make checks Payable to: Iowa Holstein Association • 12686 U Avenue, Sumner, IA 50674

Have you purchased your ticket yet to the IA Holstein Heifer Raffle?

Raffle Calf

1st Prize ~ Heifer Choice or $2000 Cash

2nd Prize ~ $1500 Cash

3rd Prize ~ $600 Select Sires Certificate & $600 Cash

4th Prize ~ $1,000 Cash

5th Prize ~ $500 Trans Ova Certificate & $500 Cash

6th Prize ~ $700 Cash

7th Prize ~ $250 Semex Certificate & $250 Cash

8th Prize ~ $500 Cash

9th Prize ~ $250 ST Genetics Certificate & $250 Cash

10th Prize ~ $400 Cash

The raffle will be held prior to the start of the 2024 Iowa Spring Sale on March 16th in West Union. Only 200 tickets will be sold at $100 per ticket.

For tickets, please contact Shellie Volker 319.269.0318 or Blake Courtney 563.387.7879

Congratulations to the District 1 Holstein Award Winners

Young

IHA Breeder Advertising Rates

Full Page, 4C $200.00

1/2 Page, 4C $110.00

1/4 Page, 4C $70.00

Calling Card (1 year) $35.00

Photos (each) $5.00

Black & White Available upon request

Midwest Issue Advertising Rates

Full Page, 4C $450.00

1/2 Page, 4C $250.00

Photos $5.00 each

Miscellaneous

Herd Averages: Month/RHA or DHIR Lactation

Average. No records over 365 days & No M.E.’s

Due to uncertainties in the mail, the Herald cannot assume responsibility for prior delivery of issue carrying advertising of sales scheduled for less than 21 days after our issue date. The Executive Committee and the editor have discretion on all material printed in the Herald. Any member not paying a Herald advertising bill within 120 days from the billing date will not participate in Association activities until such bill is paid.

Hightail Delivery

Natalie Paino

1105 Ivory Ave. • Plainfield, IA 50666

Phone: 319-939-8648

Website: hightaildelivery.com

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Have you paid for your 2024 Iowa Holstein Association Membership?

This issue of the Herald was mailed to all 2024 adult Iowa Holstein Association members. However, you will not receive any further Heralds this year or be able to register animals at the reduced rate for being a state and national member until your payment is made. It was approved by the board to assess a $20 late fee on memberships paid after March 1 since district rebates are calculated on district membership as of March 1. The rebates help districts fund their district shows and other activities. If you have not paid, please send your payment along with this form to the Iowa Holstein Association, 12686 U Ave., Sumner, IA 50674.

Terry

• Plainfield, IA 50666

Phone: 319-275-4719

Fax: 319-275-4501

Email: terrick@butler-bremer.com

SPRING BUS TOUR

APRIL 2 & 3, 2024

2 Days + 7 Farm Tours + Holstein Enthusiasts = PRICELESS!

ITINERARY:

TUESDAY, APRIL 2:

7:00 AM: DEPART MONONA

8:00 AM: DEPART DYERSVILLE

FARM TOURS:

CHRIS MCCULLOUGH / ROCK-N-HILL, JUDA, WI

TRACE JOHNSON, POPLAR GROVE, IL

MAPLE-LEIGH FUTURES, DELAVAN, WI

SUGAR CREEK DAIRY / RICK ADAMS, ELKHORN, WI

HOTEL: TBD

(Watch the Iowa Holstein Association Facebook page for hotel booking information!)

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3:

8:30 DEPART HOTEL

FARM TOURS:

GOLDEN OAKS FARM, WAUCONDA, IL

LUCK-E HOLSTEINS, HAMPSHIRE, IL

ERBACRES HOLSTEINS, LANARK, IL

7:30 PM: RETURN DYERSVILLE

8:30 PM: RETURN MONONA

Cost: $50 for Iowa Holstein Association Members ($75 for non members) includes deluxe motorcoach transportation, 1 lunch & 1 breakfast

TO SIGN UP:

Saturday, April 13th

Dyersville, Iowa

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

FRIDAY, APRIL 12TH

Cattle Viewing & Hospitality | 4 PM

Youth Fitting Demonstration | 5:30 PM

Holsteins Red & Whites

Jerseys from elite cow families sell!

SATURDAY, APRIL 13TH

Cattle Viewing & Hospitality | 8 AM

Sale Time! | 11 AM

Live Auction & Cowbuyer

ALAN KRUSE

563.451.9952

alankruse16@gmail.com

RYAN KROHLOW

920.639.5500

showtime5500@gmail.com