2022 World Dairy Expo special section

2022 World Dairy Expo schedule

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Virtual Farm Tours

Meet dairy - show judges

Expo seminars

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Exhibitor List Page 10

Expo spotlights

new products

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Trade Center map .............. Page 17

Expo grounds map Page 18

FFA seminars

Coliseum Main Concourse map

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Coliseum Arena Level map Page 21

Knowledge Nook

Dairy Forage Seminars

Exhibition Hall map

Outdoor Trade Mall map

Specialty areas

Trade Show (C, EH, TC, TM) – 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. Tues day-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday

Purple Cow Gift Shop (EH) – 3-7 p.m. Sunday and Monday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.

The Tanbark Lunch (TB) – 11 a.m.-3 p.m. MondayFriday; bar 11 a.m.-close Monday-Friday; Happy Hour 4-6 p.m. Monday-Thursday

Expo Family Lounge (EH) – 9 a.m.-5p.m. TuesdayThursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday

Brevant Seeds Attendee Learning Lounge (P) –9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday

SUNDAY, OCT. 2

8 a.m. 4-H, Intercollegiate & Post-Secondary Dairy Cattle Judging Contest

10 a.m. WDE Youth Fitting Contest (SP)

2 p.m. WDE Youth Showmanship Contest (C)

5:30 p.m. 4-H, Intercollegiate & Post-Secondary Dairy Cattle Judging Contest

Download the app

The World Dairy Expo app offers lots of help for the show.

Custom Schedule – Create a custom schedule by marking “favorite” any events you want to attend. Details about each event can be seen by selecting the event.

Real-time Dairy Cattle Show Re sults – Receive notifications on your phone when a class has been placed and champions named in the Dairy Cattle Show. Simply turn on push notifications in the app.

Maps – Mark as “favorite” those booths you want to visit during World Dairy Expo and watch the maps help you plan your path through the Trade Show. With new locations for events and booths in 2022, the tool will help you have a great Expo experience.

Exhibitor Search – This is the solution to finding specific products or companies located in the World Dairy Expo’s Trade Show, or exhibitors and cattle in the New Holland Pavilions and Cattle Tent.

Location Key

(C) Coliseum (EH) Exhibition Hall

(P) New Holland Pavilion 1 (TB) The Tanbark (TC) Trade Center (TM) Outdoor Trade Mall (SP) Sale Pavilion

MONDAY, OCT. 3

7 a.m. International Junior Holstein Show (C)

7 a.m. International Milking Shorthorn Show (C)

4 p.m. Happy Hour in The Tanbark (TB)

4 p.m. International Jersey Show – Heifers (C)

4:30 p.m. Dairy Shrine Reception and Awards

Banquet (EH) - tickets required

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Exhibitor Connect – This feature is designed to save time. Your own custom QR code can be scanned by Trade Show exhibitors to enter drawings, schedule meetings or simply share your contact information.

Meeting Scheduling – Find compa nies in the interactive maps or Trade Show search, and then schedule meetings with their staff from your phone.

Go to the App Store or Google Play to download the app.

TUESDAY, OCT. 4

7 a.m. International Jersey Show – Cows/Groups (C)

8 a.m. Central National FFA Contests (SP, EH)

8 a.m. FFA Advisor Appreciation Event (P)

8:30 a.m. International Guernsey Show (C)

9 a.m. Tanbark Talk (TB)

9:30 a.m. FFA Seminar (EH)

9:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

10 a.m. Virtual Farm Tour (EH)

10:30 a.m. FFA Seminar (EH)

10:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

11:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

Noon Expo Seminar (EH)

12:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

1:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

2 p.m. Expo en Español (EH)

2:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

World Dairy Expo is held at 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way, Madison, Wisconsin

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Virtual Farm Tours offer new ideas

World Dairy Expo Virtual Farm Tours have brought some of the best dairy operations from near and far to Madison for more than 20 years. Dairies featured each year excel in a variety of farm aspects including genet ics, technology, community engagement, environmental stewardship and cow com fort, while also representing a wide variety of sizes, locations and breeds.

During the Virtual Farm Tours dairy owners and managers share a visual presentation, with time for questions and an open discus sion afterward. Tours are presented in Men dota Room 1 of the Exhibition Hall.

10 a.m. Oct. 4 – Walnutdale Farms of Wayland, Michigan – sponsored by Allflex Livestock Intelligence

Walnutdale Farms is a fourth-generation family dairy. The Lettinga family manages 2,600 Holsteins and Jerseys at two separate facilities. After a fire destroyed the milking parlor in 2010, Walnutdale Farms rebuilt with a 50-stall rotary parlor. In the Holstein herd the rolling average is 28,042 pounds of milk with 4.1 percent fat, 3.3 percent protein and an average somatic-cell count of 109,000. The farm raises its own replacement heifers, and utilizes a beef-on-dairy breeding pro gram to control the number of replacement heifers on-site.Walnutdale Farms practices environmental preservation with several programs. It’s Michigan Agriculture Envi ronmental Assurance Program-accredited, which is a voluntary program in Michigan to verify on-farm and cropping practices are in line with environmental preservation. Walnutdale Farms is also part of the Farm ers Assuring Responsible ManagementEnvironmental Stewardship program.The Lettinga family has made sharing their passion for agriculture and their dairy-farming story a priority with local and international communities. Walnutdale has hosted many in-person and virtual farm tours; the fam ily often welcomes people to learn about the dairy. In addition to teaching their local community about agriculture, they are also involved in a dairy project with a “Growing Hope Globally” program with their local church. The program uses dairy-farming education within the community to raise money to provide aid to Kenyan farmers, teaching them how to grow food for them

Virtual Farm Tours

Tours are presented in Mendota Room 1 of the Exhibition Hall.

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10 a.m. Tuesday Oct. 4 – Walnutdale Farms, Wayland, Michigan – sponsor Allflex Livestock Intelligence

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10 a.m. Wednesday Oct. 5 – Home stead Dairy, Plymouth, Indiana – spon sor Quality Liquid Feeds

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10 a.m. Thursday Oct. 6 – Bateman Mosida Farms, Elberta, Utah – sponsor Balchem Corp.

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10 a.m. Friday Oct. 7 – Skråmered, Våxtorp, Sweden – sponsor ProCROSS

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10 a.m. Oct. 5 – Homestead Dairy of Plymouth, Indiana – sponsored by Qual ity Liquid Feeds

Homestead Dairy started as a nine-cow dairy in 1945. It’s now a fourth-generation dairy managed by the Houin family, milk ing 4,900 cows on three sites. At the Legacy Dairy location a calf barn was built in 2015, introducing the farm to automatic feeding stations. The first-lactation animals are also milked at that site in a double-12 parallel

ABOVE: The Bateman family are descendants of family members who started in the dairy business in the early 1900s with the mentality of “always look for ways to do things better.” The mentality remains. LEFT: Skråmered’s breeding program is fine-tuned by the family in charge; currently the dairy meets its herd-target calving interval of 13.4 months and a conception rate of 65 percent.

RIGHT: The Lettinga family at Walnutdale Farms, including Aubrey Lettinga, manages 2,600 Holsteins and Jerseys at two separate facilities.

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3 p.m. International Brown Swiss Show

– Heifers (C)

4 p.m. Happy Hour in The Tanbark (TB)

5:15 p.m. Commercial Exhibitor Party (EH)

7 p.m. Top of the World Jersey Sale (TB)

7 p.m. World Ayrshire Event Sale (SP)

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5

7 a.m. Council on Dairy Cattle Breeding (EH)

7 a.m. International Brown Swiss Show –Cows/Groups (C)

9 a.m. Tanbark Talk (TB)

9:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

10 a.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

10 a.m. Virtual Farm Tour (EH)

10:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

11 a.m. OZOLEA Rete Agricola

11:30 a.m. Brevant Seeds Forage

Superbowl Luncheon (EH) RSVP Required

11:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

Noon Expo Seminar (EH)

12:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

1 p.m. Global Trends Driving Dairy Demand

1:30 p.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

1:30 p.m. International Red & White Show

– Heifers (C)

1:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

2 p.m. Expo en Español (EH)

2:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

3 p.m. World Premier Brown Swiss Sale (SP)

3:30 p.m. International Ayrshire Show

– Heifers (C)

4 p.m. Happy Hour in The Tanbark (TB)

7 p.m. Recognition Awards Banquet (TB)

– tickets required

THURSDAY, OCT. 6

7 a.m. International Ayrshire Show –Cows/Groups (C)

7 a.m. International Red & White Show –Cows/Groups (C)

8:30 a.m. Global Dairy Symposium (EH)

8:30 a.m. Road Markers to the Future Business of Milking Cows

9 a.m. Tanbark Talk (TB)

9 a.m. World Dairy Expo Tech Spotlight (EH)

9:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

10 a.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

10 a.m. Virtual Farm Tour (EH)

10:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

11 a.m. The Future Viability of Dairy Farmers in the U.S. (EH)

11:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

Noon Expo Seminar (EH)

12:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

1 p.m. International Holstein Show — Heifers (C)

1 p.m. How Does She Do It? How These Women Built a Business (EH)

1:30 p.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

1:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

2 p.m. Expo en Español (EH)

2:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

4 p.m. Happy Hour in The Tanbark (TB)

4:30 p.m. UW-Platteville School of Agriculture Alumni Reception (EH)

5 p.m. International Reception (EH)

7 p.m. World Classic 2022 Holstein Sale (C)

7 p.m. Sunset Celebration, featuring The Jimmys (TB)

FRIDAY, OCT. 7

7:30 a.m. International Holstein Show –Cows/Groups (C)

9 a.m. Tanbark Talk (TB)

9:30 a.m. Career Connections (EH)

9:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

10 a.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

10 a.m. Virtual Farm Tour (EH)

10:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

11:30 a.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

Noon Expo Seminar (EH)

12:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

1:30 p.m. Dairy Forage Seminar (TC)

1:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

2:00 p.m. Expo en Español (EH)

2:30 p.m. Knowledge Nook Session (EH)

4:00 p.m. Parade of Champions and selection of the 2022 Supreme Champion

5:30 p.m. World Dairy Expo 2022 Closes

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parlor three times each day.

Cows that need extra attention – such as fresh cows and hospital cows – are cared for at the namesake dairy, Homestead Dairy. It houses the maternity area and utilizes a double-25 parallel parlor.The third location is an 8.5-acre facility featuring 36 Lely ro bots, constructed with a focus on cow comfort. With the addition of the robot barn, the farm is able to recycle water four times be fore it’s used to irrigate cropland.The Houin family embraces progressive management of manure. A methane digester built in 2013 creates enough electricity to power 1,000 homes. A manure dryer added in 2019 is creating dried-manure solids for bedding as well as liquid manure to be used as fertilizer on their fields.

10 a.m. Oct. 6 – Bateman Mosida Farms of Elberta, Utah – sponsored by Balchem Corp.

The Bateman family started in the dairy business in the early 1900s with the mental ity of “always look for ways to do things bet ter.” That mentality rings true for Steve, Brad and Jason Bateman, who manage the largest farm in Utah on the shores of Utah Lake in the Wasatch Mountains. It also rang true for their brother, the late Lance Bateman.

Bateman Mosida Farms is considered one of the most progressive dairy operations in

Homestead Dairy, started as a nine-cow dairy in 1945, is now a fourth-generation dairy managed by the Houin family, milking 4,900 cows on three sites.

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the country. In recent years they’ve been on the cutting edge of sustainability technol ogy. They’ve tested a revolutionary robotic forage-growing system and constructed a new robotic dairy that will serve as a research facility to evaluate new technologies, prod ucts and processes.

The Batemans in 2017 added a solar farm that powers the dairy. In 2016 they earned the U.S. Dairy Sustainability Award as an Outstanding Dairy Farm. Their commit ment to the land, livestock and their em ployees highlights the Bateman passion for quality and sustainability. The practices drive them to improve and preserve the fu ture of their dairy – for the family and the community.

10 a.m. Oct. 7 – Skråmered of Våxtorp, Sweden – sponsored by ProCROSS

Skråmered is regarded as one of the most exemplary dairy businesses in Sweden. It was awarded Sweden’s Dairy Business of the Year Award in 2021 and was a best-three production herd in 2020. A primary objec tive of the farm is to adapt genetics and man agement of cattle around the facilities; they are constantly building new facilities. Their herd statistics reflect their ability to excel at this.Featuring ProCROSS genetics – cross breeding with VikingRed, Montbeliarde and Holstein – Skråmered’s breeding program is

fine-tuned to maximize natural reproduc tion with the aid of SenseHub. Currently they meet their herd-target calving interval of 13.4 months and a conception rate of 65 percent.

Milking 350 cows in a SAC double-seven tandem parlor, Skråmered has a rolling herd average of 30,218 pounds of milk with 4.1 percent fat and 3.6 percent protein. They farm 1,236 tillable acres. Cows are housed in a freestall barn where stalls have rub

ber mats. They’re bedded with a mixture of ground straw and peat; sand is not allowed in Sweden.

Skråmered manages the business to em phasize balance between business, family and community by creating healthy cows, satisfied employees and economic sustain ability.

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International Ayrshire Show – official judge is Chad Ryan

Chad Ryan resides in Fond du Lac, Wis consin with his wife, Amy, and sons, Dylan, and Cameron. There he assists with the dayto-day operations of Ryan-Vu Holsteins, which is home to a select group of Holsteins and colored-breed heifers. Chad Ryan and his family have bred or de veloped 50 All-American, Junior All-American and All-Canadian nominees, six of which went on to be named All-American. They have also earned the Premier Breeder banner twice at the Wisconsin Championship Show. Along with being ac tive on the farm, Ryan is a former member of the Wisconsin Holstein Association Board of Directors and currently serves on the World Dairy Expo’s Dairy Cattle Exhibitor Committee and the World Dairy Expo Board of Directors. He travels the country working with elite show cattle and genetic offerings at sales and shows. Ryan’s judging resume includes the International Jersey, Red and White, and Holstein Shows; the Northeast Spring National Holstein Show; the West ern National Holstein, and Red and White Shows; various Midwest national shows; and the All-American Jersey, and Junior Red and White Shows.

International Ayrshire Show –associate judge is Mandi Bue

Mandi Bue along with her husband, Eddie, manages the elite show herd of Registered Holsteins, Red and Whites, and Jerseys at Milksource Genetics of Kaukauna, Wisconsin. She also serves as the farm’s young-stock manager. Dur ing her time at Milksource she has cared for and de veloped several championcaliber animals.

• Supreme Champion at World Dairy Expo and The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Musquie Iatola Martha

• World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion Heifers Milksource Gentry Marriot-ET and Milksource Thunder-Red-ET

• World Dairy Expo Reserve Supreme Champion Heifer Milksource Taelyn-ET Bue has bred and owned numerous AllAmerican nominees and has partnered on

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several successful show animals – including the 2019 International Holstein Show Intermediate Champion, Floydholm MC Emoji-ET. She has also officiated numerous cattle shows throughout the United States, including the Illinois State Champion ship Show, the Minnesota Junior Holstein Championship Show, the Wisconsin State Fair All-Breeds Futurity, the Midwest Dairy Congress Jersey Show and the Wisconsin Holstein District Shows. She served as the Holstein judge in the 2022 Hoard’s Dairy man Judging Contest.

International Brown Swiss Show

– official judge is Gerrit DeBruin

Gerrit DeBruin and his wife, Lorrie, of Lake Mills, Wisconsin, own and operate Prescription Premix. It’s an independent nutrition-consulting business serving southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois. For 30 years Prescription Premix has provided ration advice and formulation for about 35,000 head of dairy cattle.

Gerrit DeBruin also owns a small elite herd of Brown Swiss under the Just So prefix. The farm is home to heifers and donor cows; lactating animals are housed at various Prescription Premix customer dairies.

A perennial World Dairy Expo exhibitor, Just So Farm has bred and developed nu merous All-American nominees including five nominees in 2021. DeBruin has exten sive judging experience serving as an of ficial at the Southwest National Brown Swiss Show, the All-American Brown Swiss Show and multiple state Brown Swiss shows throughout the Midwest. He served as the associate judge of the 2007 Central National Brown Swiss Show. He has also served as official judge for major Brown Swiss shows in Brazil, Ecuador and Peru. For the past 25 years DeBruin has coached Wisconsin 4-H and FFA dairy-cattlejudging teams, resulting in eight state championships. DeBruin and his wife have three adult children and five grandchildren.

International Brown Swiss Show – associate judge is Hayden Hauschildt

Hayden Hauschildt owns and oper ates a Registered Holstein and Brown Swiss dairy in conjunction with his parents, Jim

and Diane Hauschildt, near Ellsworth, Wisconsin. Under the Jaden prefix, Hauschildt has bred more than 40 Excellent Brown Swiss – including Jaden Legacy Dipsy Jane EX-94 4E and Jaden B Dahlia EX-94 2E. He has owned 14 All-American nominees, 12 of which were homebred, and exhibited several champions at state and national Brown Swiss Shows. Jaden Brown Swiss in 2019 earned the Premier Breeder and Exhibitor banners at the Minnesota State Fair. As a member of the University of Wisconsin-dairy judg ing team, Hauschildt re ceived the coveted Dr. Dave Dickson Award for high oral reasons at the National In tercollegiate Dairy Judging Contest. Continuing his passion for evaluating cattle beyond the collegiate level, he has judged numerous county and canton Brown Swiss shows. He recently served as associate judge of the 2020 Illinois State Brown Swiss Show. He currently serves as vice-president of the

Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association.

International Guernsey Show

– official judge is Phillip Topp

Phillip Topp of Botkins, Ohio, owns a small herd of 40 registered cows consist ing of a variety of breeds. He also owns a fabricatingmaintenance business, spe cializing in stainless steel tig welding. Active in show rings across the country, he’s exhibited many cham pions at the Ohio State Fair, the North American International Livestock Exposition and at World Dairy Expo – in cluding the 1999 Grand Champion of the International Brown Swiss Show. He was awarded in 2016 the Ohio Young Breeder Award. He served as the official judge of the 2019 International Ayrshire Show and associate judge for the 2021 International Brown Swiss Show and the 2016 Interna tional Jersey Show at World Dairy Expo. He

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has judged in 25 different U.S. states and internationally at the Peru International Brown Swiss Show. Topp and his wife, Carrie, have three children – Aubree, Aiden and Alaina.

International Guernsey Show –associate judge is Tim Abbot

Tim Abbott , along with wife, Sharyn, of Enosburg, Vermont, own and operate Border view Genetics and are partners in Alliance Dairy Sales. Together they own 100 head of elite Regis tered Holsteins and Jer seys. They produce 700 embryos annually for sale and implanting. Tim Abbott has owned or co-owned grandchampion animals at World Dairy Expo, the All-American Jersey Show and The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. He bred or co-bred in 2021 six Holstein AllAmerican nominees. He has worked with and owned multiple “household name” cows including Rosiers Blexy Goldwyn, Oakfield Solom Footloose-ET, Robrook Goldwyn Cameron, Butz-Butler Gold Barbara-ET and Dubeau Dundee Hez bollah.

A familiar face in the sales box, Abbott manages and co-manages cattle sales throughout North America while often reading pedigrees for additional sales not under his management. Abbott spent 20 years in the artificial-insemination indus try serving as a sire analyst and business manager; he’s the former owner of St. Ja cobs ABC.

With a judging resume both North America and internationally, Abbott has judged multiple state and national Hol stein, and Red and White shows. He was the associate judge for the Red and White show at the 2006 World Dairy Expo and is a three-time judge at Australia’s Interna tional Dairy Week. He was named in 2014 the 16th Honorary Member of the Klus sendorf Association. The Abbotts have two daughters, Chelsea and Caitlyn.

International Holstein Show –official judge is Pierre Boulet

Pierre Boulet lives in Montmagny, Québec, Canada, with his wife, Katie Coates; they own Ferme Pierre Boulet. Operating under the Pierstein prefix, the farm consists of 400 Registered Holsteins, Jerseys, Ayrshires and Brown Swiss. The milking herd maintains a rolling herd

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average of more than 22,000 pounds of milk and includes 29 Excellent cows – of which 16 are multiple E – and 75 Very Good cows. Ferme Pierre Boulet has bred 200 Excel lent cows; it’s the only herd in Canada to have two ani mals classify Excellent 97 on the same day. Some herd favorites include Thrulane James Rose – the 2008 World Dairy Expo Supreme Champion and two-time Supreme Champion at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair – along with MS Goldwyn Alana and Loyalyn Goldwyn June. Boulet’s herd is an eight-time Premier Exhibitor recipient at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair and a Premier Breeder-banner winner at both World Dairy Expo and The Royal.

Boulet has judged several state, provin cial and national shows throughout North America, including the International Red and White Show at World Dairy Expo, the Jersey and Holstein Shows at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, the Quebec Spring Holstein Show and the California State Holstein Show. He’s also officiated at Australia’s International Dairy Week and the Agroexpo in Bogotá, Colombia. Boulet has five children – Carole-Anne, SarahMaude, Charles, Madison and Katrina.

International Holstein Show –associate judge is Richard Landry

Richard Landry lives in Ste-Brigittedes-Saults, Québec, Canada, with his wife, Nathalie Rousseau, and three children –Felix, Julien and Corine. Landry works for CIAQ/ Semex in sales and has spent several years travel ing the world as a profes sional dairy-cattle fitter. He’s prepared elite show cattle in the United States, Canada, Brazil, Switzerland, Italy and France. Most notably he prepared Thrulane James Rose as she earned her Supreme Champion titles at both World Dairy Expo and The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair for Pierre Boulet. Landry has an extensive judging resume, officiating numerous provincial, state and national shows – including the Jersey and Ayrshire shows at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, the International Brown Swiss Show, the Holstein Canada National Con vention Show, the Quebec International Holstein Show, the Supreme Quebec Brown

Swiss and Ayrshire shows, and the Quebec Spring Jersey and Brown Swiss shows. He served as the associate judge for the 2021 World Dairy Expo’s International Red & White Show and official judge of Canada’s 2021 National Jersey Show. Landry has also judged shows in Brazil, Switzerland, Bel gium and France.

International Jersey Show –official judge is Keith Topp

Keith Topp resides in Botkins, Ohio, where he grew up on Topp-View Farms with his mother and father, Marylou and Don Topp, and brothers Eric and Phillip. Keith Topp now owns and operates On Topp Genetics with his wife, Kindra, and two children, Keaton and Kinley. He’s had great success in the World Dairy Expo’s show ring, in cluding exhibiting the 1999 Grand Champion and 2005 Reserve Grand Champion Brown Swiss as well as the 2013 Junior Champion Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorn, and the 2012 Reserve Junior Champion Ayrshire. He’s bred and owned numerous All-Americans and Reserve All-Americans spanning five different breeds and champions at the North American International Livestock Exposi tion as well as at state and local shows. His accomplishments within the Brown Swiss breed earned him the 2010 National Young Breeder Award from the National Brown Swiss Association. He’s had a passion for judging since high school. He’s officiated at four breed shows at World Dairy Expo, as well as at the All American Jersey Show and the Jersey Jug Futurity.

International Jersey Show –associate judge is Ryan Krohlow

Ryan Krohlow and his wife, Haley, own and operate HammerTime Holsteins near Poynette, Wisconsin. The 40-acre farm is home to a small herd of select Registered Holstein show heifers that has yielded multiple AllAmerican nominations during the past 10 years. This year Ryan Krohlow launched HammerTime Auctions, an auction ser vice specializing in elite registered-dairy-cattle offerings. For the past three years he has worked as a hoof trimmer while simultaneously working as a professional dairy-cattle fitter, which he’s done for the past 20 years. During his time fitting cattle throughout North America

he’s prepared 17 World Dairy Expo grand champions and nine grand champions at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. He’s prepared cattle in England, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Switzerland and Mexico.

No stranger to the center of the ring, Krohlow has officiated several shows throughout the United States – includ ing serving as the associate judge of the 2017 International Junior Holstein Show at World Dairy Expo. Additionally he’s judged the Southern National Holstein and Jersey shows, the Midwest Fall National Red and White Show, the All-American Red and White Show and the Maryland State Fair Holstein Show as well as the California, Iowa and Illinois state Holstein shows. The couple has four children – Callie, Conway, Cooper and Case.

International Milking Shorthorn Show – official judge is Joe Sparrow

Joe Sparrow of Worthville, Kentucky, is a dairy nutritionist for CPC Commodities. He’s also a co-owner of Fairdale Farms with his brothers Ben and Kirby, and father, Richard. Joe Sparrow is a member of the Kentucky Brown Swiss As sociation and the National Brown Swiss Association.

Fairdale Farms is home to 40 Brown Swiss cows housed in a compost-pack barn; it’s been named the best energy-corrected-milk herd for milk production in Kentucky the past two years. The herd has produced a World Dairy Expo Intermediate Champion and a North Ameri can International Livestock Exposition Su preme Champion. Fairdale Farms has owned more than 50 All-American nominees.

Sparrow served as the associate judge of the 2013 International Brown Swiss Show and official judge of the 2019 International Brown Swiss Show. He’s also officiated the Eastern and Northeastern National Brown Swiss shows, the Dominican Republic Na tional Show, the All American Junior Jersey Show and multiple state fairs. Sparrow and his wife, Angela, have two children – Archie and Wylie.

International Milking Shorthorn Show – associate judge is Matt Fry

Matt Fry and his wife, Megan, with their two children – Reid and Owen – call Chestertown, Maryland, home. In coop eration with Matt’s parents, Ed and Mar ian, they own and operate Fair Hill Farm, an 800-cow Certified Organic Holstein

dairy. The farm focuses on sustainabil ity and diversified organic agriculture on Maryland’s eastern shore. Their efforts to reduce surface-water con tamination and implement other sustainable practices earned the farm in 2019 the honorable mention award in environmental stewardship from the American Dairy Association Northeast.

Matt Fry is active in local and regional agricultural organizations – the Board of Directors for the Maryland Holstein Association, the Maryland Dairy Industry Association, the Maryland Soil Health Commission and the Organic Trade Association Dairy Council.

Fry has judged several state and district shows including the Delaware State Fair, the Maryland State Fair, the Maryland State Ayrshire and Brown Swiss shows, and mul tiple Maryland district Holstein Shows.

International Red and White Show – official judge is Pat Lundy

Pat Lundy resides near Granville, New York, with wife, Sayde, and son, Henry. He’s part owner of Luncrest Farm, a 400-cow Registered Holstein farm focusing on breeding longlasting profitable cattle. The farm has bred or owned six All-American or All-Ca nadian nominees as well as numerous All-New York re cipients. Before returning to the farm Lundy worked as a full-time dairy-cattle fitter for eight years. During that time he had the opportunity to prepare cattle for shows and sales in 10 different countries, and was partowner of more than 10 All-American and All-Canadian nominees. He served as the 2019 International Red and White Show as sociate judge and officiated the 2020 North American Open Red and White Show, as well as several additional state and regional shows.

International Red and White Show – associate judge is Gary Jones

Gary Jones of Gorey in County Wex ford, Ireland, was raised on his family’s 50-cow dairy – Hallow Farm in southeast Ireland. Jones and wife, Izzy, along with their children – Ted, Rory and Ella – cur rently operate their own farm consisting of Holstein heifers. Under the Jones pre fix the couple strives to breed balanced cattle with elite marketable pedigrees. Gary Jones has owned, bred and marketed

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numerous European national champions – including Sunnibelle Dempsey Espirit, 2019 and 2020 Swiss Expo Grand Cham pion; Jomagro Goldwyn Jasmine, 2018 Italian Na tional Champion; Hal low Atwood Twizzle, 2016 Italian National Champion; and Knowlesmere Goldwyn Abrakaboom, 2016 United Kingdom National Cham pion. In addition to the family’s own small herd, he also manages a 500-cow dairy.

Jones was a full-time fitter for 12 years, preparing several grand and junior cham pions across 20 different countries world wide. He’s a member of judging panels in Ireland, the United States and Europe. He’s officiated at shows throughout Ireland, the United Kingdom, Italy, Belgium and New Zealand.

International Junior Holstein Show – official judge is Pat Conroy

Pat Conroy of Angola, Indiana, with his wife, Jeannie, have two children – Kaiden and Zailey. He currently markets com mercial dairy cattle, both domestically and interna tionally, and is co-owner of Genesis Genetics Mexico.

Pat Conroy owns about 60 head of registered dairy cattle scattered around the globe. He has owned or sold numerous All-American and All-Canadian nomi nees, of which 19 have earned the title of champion, reserve champion or honorable mention at World Dairy Expo or The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. In his career he’s owned or sold six cows nominated for Hol

stein International’s All-World title.

Conroy has judged shows in 20 different countries, most notably the 2018 Interna tional Jersey Show, the 2016 International Holstein Show, the 2015 International Red and White Show, the 2013 International Junior Holstein Show, the European National Show in Italy, Switzerland’s Swiss Expo, Le Supreme Laitier in Canada, the Holland Holstein Show, the Agroleite in Brazil and Japan’s Hokkaido Winter Fair.

International Junior Holstein Show – associate judge is Callum McKinven

Callum McKinven co-owns and oper ates Lookout Holsteins and Jerseys with his wife, Katherine, and three daughters – Tara, Brooke and Alana – near Canton de Hat ley, Québec, Canada. The 35-cow milking herd at Lookout consists of a combination

of Holsteins, Jerseys and Brown Swiss who have garnered numerous All-American and All-Canadian awards.

As a prominent dairy pro ducer and showman, Cal lum McKinven has been recognized with both the A.C. “Whitie” Thomson Memorial Award at World Dairy Expo and the Curtis Clark Award at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.

This year is McKinven’s 13th appearance as a World Dairy Expo judge since beginning his judging career 34 years ago. During those three decades he’s judged in 31 countries around the world – includ ing at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, the TD Canadian 4-H Dairy Classic, the Hokkaido National Show, the South Afri can National Show and two World Holstein Conference shows.

Seminars offer wide range of topics

Seminars will be presented at noon daily Tuesday through Friday in the Mendota 1 meeting room of the Exhibition Hall. The seminars, which consist of a 45-minute pre sentation as well as time for questions and answers, will address topics centered around finances, climate, management practices and dairy markets.

Each seminar is approved for one con tinuing-education credit for members of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists – ARPAS.

Oct. 4 – “Milking Quickly, Gently, and Completely: Can We Consistently Achieve All Three?” – Dr. Paul D. Virkler, veterinar ian and senior associate at Cornell University-College of Veterinary MedicineExtension – sponsored by Conewango Products – The seminar will look at milk ing-routine details, and how to avoid bimodal milk-flow curves.

Oct. 5 – “Carbon Cred its: What Do They Mean and How Do They Affect Dairy?” – Jamie Vander Molen Boehl, vice-president at Newtrient – sponsored by McLanahan – The seminar will highlight environmental markets for dairy farms, and discuss how to weigh risks and rewards.

Oct. 6 – “Could activists carry away

your dairy?” – Abby Kornegay, manager at Animal Agriculture Alliance – sponsored by EfferCept – Attendees will learn about recent legislative campaigns impacting the dairy community and what can be done to safeguard the future of dairy.

by the National Milk Producers Federation – The panel will examine what substantial changes are needed for future U.S. dairy-

market regulation.

Visit worlddairyexpo.com for more infor mation.

Oct. 7 – “The Future of our Dairy Mar kets—What Reforms Are Needed?” – a panel of Dana Coale, deputy administrator with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service; Roger Cryan, chief economist with the American Farm Bu reau Federation; Andrew Novaković, profes sor emeritus at the Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management; and Jim Sleper, managing partner at Sleper Consulting – moderator is Mark Stephen son, former director of dairy policy analysis at the University of Wisconsin – sponsored

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WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

2Gamma Srl ..............................................

TC 404

4-D Ag Fashion TC 703

4-D Ag World TC 661-702

4dBarn ..................................................... EH 1914

A1 Mist Sprayers .........................................AL 211

A4 Schurr Brush, LLC TC 594

Acepsis MC 35, 36

Acme Engineering & Manufacturing Corp EH 1505-1507

ADM Animal Nutrition ...................... EH 1611-1712

Advanced Comfort Technology, Inc. EH 1713-1716

Advanced Preservative Systems, LLC TC 674

Afimilk EH 3601-3702

Ag-Bag by RCI .......... EH 2601-2702; TM 900, 901

AgMarket.Net ............................................ TC 664

Agpro, Inc. EH 2414-2518

AgrAbility of Wisconsin EH 4511

Agrarian Solutions ......................... EH 4001-4103

Agri Feed International, L.L.C. ..... EH 4329, 4330

Agri-Comfort TC 560-602

Agricow Srl. TC 678, 679

Agri-Gene ...................................................AL 190

Agri-King, Inc. ....................................... MC 47-49

Agrimesh Technologies TC 663

Agri-Placement Services, Inc. EH 3805

Agri-Plastics Mfg. ......... TC 640-685; TC 560-602

Agri-Pro Enterprises of Iowa ...................EH 3913

AgriSteel USA EH 1601-1702

AgriTech Analytics MC 32

Agri-View ................................................. EH 3407

AgroChem USA, LLC ...................... EH 2705, 2706

Agromatic......................................... EH 2011-2116

AgroVantage System EH 4207, 4208

AgSource ....................................................TC 546

AgVet Associates, LLC ..................... EH 3511, 3512

AI Total AL 174B, 175

AktivPULS GmbH..................................... EH 3916

Albers Dairy Equipment TM 890, 891

Alforex Seeds EH 4111, 4112

Allflex Livestock I ntelligence EH 3606-3709, TM 883

Alltech ............................................ EH 3201-3304

Ambic Equipment Limited ...............EH 1813-1816

Amelicor EH 4205

American Agco Trading Company EH 2405

American Angus Association ............... EH 4509.6

American Dairy Coalition............... EH 2615, 2616

American Dairy Goat Association MC 10

American Dair y Science Association TC 485

American Dairymen ................................ EH 4107

American Farm Rubber LLC ..................... TC 430

American Guernsey Association AL 197

American Jersey Cattle Association AL 101, 102

American Milking Shor thorn Society ........ MC 84

AmeriLux International ............................ TC 486

Ameriprint Apparel, LLC EH 4518-4529

Amino Plus EH 3705

AMP Americas ............................................TC 654

AMS Genetics International, LLC ..... AL 174B, 175

Animal Agriculture Alliance EH 4505

Animal Health International EH 3713, 3714

Animat ............................................ EH 1401, 1402

Anpario Inc................................................. AL 169

Apex Valves EH 3511, 3512

Appleton Steel, Inc. TM HH

ARM & HAMMER Animal and Food Production EH 4216, 4217

Armor Animal Health..................... EH 3813, 3814

Artex Manufacturing ................................ TM 882

Aspen EH 3713, 3714

Associated Milk Producers Inc. EH 4407

Association of Equipment Manufacturers TC 480-521

ATR Thrive .........................................

TC 686, 687

AutoVent LLC EH 1811-1912

AVITA TC 517

AW Labor Solutions................................... TC 698

AXCE ............................................................ MC 53

Ayrshire Ambassadors Cooperative AL 123

Ayrshire Breeders Association MC 78, 79

Balchem Corp. ................................ EH 1804-1806

BARENTZ Animal Nutrition .....................EH 4309

Bauer North America EH 1411-1512

Bavarian Fleckvieh Genetics AL 103

Bayer Crop Science ......................EH 4006, 4007

Bayland Buildings, Inc. ................... EH 1601-1702

Beacon Automation Pty Ltd ......................TC 615

Beco Dairy Automation, Inc. ........... EH 2411-2513

Belgian Blue Group .................................... TC 593

Best Footing Concrete Grooving .................MC 45 Bimeda Inc. AL 128

BioControl North America Inc .................... MC 07

BioFiltro USA Inc .............................. EH 1713-1716

Bioret Agri ....................................... EH 4317-4319

Bio-Vet, Inc. EH 1503, 1504

BioZyme Incorporated ............................... TC 532

Blackhawk Technical College ................... MC 37tt

BMO Harris Bank EH 4422

Bock’s Identi Company EH 3511, 3512

Boehringer Ingelheim ................... EH 2806-2909

Bohning Ag ................................................. TC 659

BouMatic EH 3011-3315

Bovine Boutique EH 4501-4503

Bovine Hoof Adhesives .............................. TC 541

BoviSync ..................................................... TC 533

Boviteq TM Semex Tent

Brevant seeds TC 598-639

Brickl Bros., Inc. ...................................... EH 1608

Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association . AL 189

Browndale Specialty Sires

......................... AL 123

Burrows Enterprises EH S07, S08

Busalla MC 69

Byron Seed, LLC ................................. TC 554, 555

Calf Blankets by Udder Tech, Inc. .. EH 4412-4414

Calf Hero AL 170-173

Calf-Star EH 2815-2918; TM 860, 861

CalfStart LLC

EH 1211, 1212

Canadian Forage & Grassland Association....................EH 3413, 3414

Can-Am ............................................. TM 802, 803

Canarm Ag Systems EH 1903-1906

Cargill Animal Nutrition EH 3401-3502

Carol’s Original Works ................. EH 4428, 4429

Cattle Scan ................................................. AL 124

Central Life Sciences EH 3411, 3412

Central Sires Co-Operative AL 190

Channel Seed ...............................EH 4006, 4007

Chesney Distribution, Inc. .................. AL 141, 142

Chr. Hansen TC 469, 470

Citizen’s Climate Lobby MC 67tt

CLAAS of America ........................ EH 2603, 2604

ClariFly Larvicide

EH 3411, 3412

Clipper Parts & Repair MC 87

C-Lock Inc. TC 488

Coburn Company, Inc. EH 2801-2905, 2703, 2704; TC 440, 441

Cogent Breeding Limited .................... AL 218-225

ColoQuick ............................................ AL 170-173

coloQuick USA Inc TC 589-630

Conewango Products Corp. EH 1107

Conklin Company, Inc. .................. EH 4207, 4208

Connecterra-Ida

EH 1603

Continental Plastic Corporation MC 88, 89

Control Solutions Inc TC 698

Cordex North America ............................. EH 4113

COSNET Industries ............................. TC 542, 543

WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

Cotran Corporation

.............................. MC 08, 09

CowManager EH 4004, 4001-4103

Cowsmopolitan Dairy Magazine AL 193

CRV ..................................................... AL 106, 107

Crystal Creek, Inc. .............................. TC 536, 537

Cumberland Sales Company EH 2404

Cumberland Valley Analytical Services TC 475

Cybil Fisher Photography ........................ TM AAA

Dairy Agenda Today ................................... AL 194

Dairy Business Association EH 3715

Dairy Farmers of America EH 4506, 4507

Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin......... EH 3403, 3404

Dairy Girl Network ................................... MC 45tt

Dairy Grazing Apprenticeship TC 575, 576

Dairy Herd Management .............. EH 2505, 2506

Dairy Lane Systems .......................... TC 428, 429

Dairy Management Inc. .................EH 4320-4322

Dairy One MC 17

Dairy Records Management Systems MC 37, 38

Dairy Star .................................................... MC 33

Dairy Tech, Inc. ............................... EH 1213, 1214

Dairyland Laboratories EH 4104

Dairymaster USA, Inc. TC 677

Dane County Pork Producers ...................TM 934

DariTech, Inc. ..................................... TC 410-455

DaSilveira Southwest Inc. TC 423

Datamars Livestock EH 2401-2403

DBC Ag Products .............................EH 1613, 1614

DCC Waterbeds................................. EH 1713-1716

Delta Livestock Construction EH 2414-2518

Development Resources of Iowa Inc. TC 501, 502 Diamond V ...................................... EH 3616-3718

Digested Organics LLC ..............................

TC 443

Dinamica Generale US Inc. EH 3604, 3605

DM Concrete Grooving EH 3703

Doda USA, Inc. .................................. TM 920, 921

Dodgeland Ag-Systems, Inc. ................... EH 1604

Double S Liquid Feed Services, Inc. AL 113

Drench-Mate MC 34

Drylet, Inc. ................................................. AL 215

DSM Food Specialties USA, Inc. ..... EH 3914, 3915

DVO, Inc. EH 4206

Dynamint Udder Cream EH 4013

Dyneval Ltd. ................................................AL 112

EASYFIX ............................................ EH 1817-1918

EBJ Livestock Market, Inc. TC 617

Edge Dairy Farmer Cooperative .............. EH 3715

Edison Lighting Supply .............................. TC 637

EfferCept

EH 4005

Elanco Animal Health EH 4324-4326

Ellsworth Cooperative CreameryEH 4513, 4513.6

Emlab Genetics .......................................... AL 118

ENDOVAC Animal Health ............ EH 4306 - 4308

Energrow EH 1206, 1207

Envision AL 226, 227

EPISURG Group of Industries...................... MC 70

Equipment Blades Inc. .............................. TC 468

Esmilco, Inc. EH 4408

Essential Water Solutions, Inc. MC 39

Estrotect

EH 3503, 3504

EuroTier 2022 - DLG Service GmbH............ MC 43

Ever.Ag EH 4425, 4426

EVOLUTION International .................. AL 221, 222

Please see EXHIBITORS, Page 12

WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

Fritsch Equipment Corp. ........................... TM 822

Furst-McNess Company ................ EH 3408-3509

Huvepharma, Inc.

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Extrutech Plastics, Inc.

EZ PVC LLC

2814

TC 486

E-Zee Milking Equipment, LLC .........EH 2811-2913

EZid Livestock ID

AL 122

Family Dairies USA.................................. EH 3507

FAN Separator USA ...........................EH 1411-1512

Fans-Tech Electric America, LLC .................AL 151

Farm Inc

TC 625, EH 2406

Farmer Law PC TC 699

Farmers for Sustainable Food EH 3715

Farmers National Company AL 158

FarmFirst Dairy Cooperative EH 3507

Fastrack EH 4207, 4208

FBF North America, LLC TC 445

FBN EH 1114

Feed Products and Service Comp AL 178

Feed Supervisor Software MC 80, 81

Feedlync TC 636

Feedstuffs EH 2614

Fera Diagnostics and Biologicals Corp TC 457

Fight Bac EH 1609

First Defense Calf Health

Five-G Consulting

Fleet Farm

Flitz International, Ltd.

FLT Best One

EH 2914

EH 2414-2518

EH 3405

121

TC 400, 401

Ford Distributing.............................. TM 806, 807

Foremost Farms USA

Form-A-Feed, Inc.

Forster-Technik GmbH

Forward Farm Lines, LLC

Fox Valley Quality Control Lab

Fox Valley Technical College

Foxworthy Supply, Inc.

Frenchville Trailer Sales LLC

EH 4410, 4411

EH 4404

TC 611, 612

TM 872, 873

EH 3507

MC 28tt

EH 1709

930

FutureCow ....................................... EH 3817-3918

G&D Chillers ............................................. EH 1413

Gabel Belting, Inc. ..................................... TC 544

GEA Farm Technologies, Inc. EH 2101B-2305, 4313-4316, 4601-4603

Genes Diffusion AL 174

Genetics Australia Co-operative Ltd AL 190

George Auction Service & Real Estate, LLC MC 41

GF Piping Systems ...................................... MC 16

GGI-SPERMEX GmbH .......................... AL 139, 140

GiANT .............................................. TM 931, 931B

Gingerich Structures, LLC ......................... TC 444 Global Cow ............................................. EH 4409

GLOBAL NUTRITECH BIOTECHNOLOGY LLC EH 2716

Gold Medal Trailer Sales TM T

Golden Calf Company ......... AL 170-173, TM H, EH 4014, 4015

Green County Development Corp Inc. ..... MC 37tt

Green Source Automation ........................ TC 508

Greenfield Contractors ........................... EH 3816

GVD Feed Covers LLC ................................. TC 614

H&S Manufacturing Co., Inc. EH 3415-3518; TM 910, 911

Hampel’s Calf-Tel EH 2006-2309

Hay & Forage Grower TC 519

Hays Genetics International Ltd. AL 108

Hoard’s Dairyman AL 213, 217; EH 4327, 4328

Holm & Laue Export GmbH ........................EH 2815-2918; TM 860, 861

Holstein Association USA, Inc. ..............MC 29-31

Holstein Australia ......................................AL 190

Holstein International................................. MC 22

Holstein Plaza .................................. AL 174B, 175

Hoof Supervisor .................................... MC 80, 81

Hoofcount Ltd .................................. EH 1217-1318

Hover Chute ............................................. EH 1703

Hubbard Feeds..............................EH 2606, 2607

EH 1913

Hygieia Biological Laboratories ................ AL 126 IBA, Inc. .......................................... EH 2501-2504

IC Biomedical ......................................AL 156, 157

Iconic Energy .................................... TC 494, 495

ID Group ..................................................... AL 214

Images Custom Embroidery ..................... EH S06

Immuno-Dynamics MC 27 Imu-Tek MC 15

IMV Imaging EH 1615, 1616

inBarn Solutions Inc. TC 464-467

Innovational Water Solutions AL 152

Inox India Pvt Ltd. AL 119

INSEME S.p.A. AL 218-225 Insta-Pro International TC 524 InterHeat Inc. AL 198, 199 Intermizoo AL 174

International Protein Sires

MC 18-20

International Stock Food Corporation EH 4303, 4304

ITK TC 704, 705

IVS MC 12, 13

iYOTAH Solutions EH 3613, 3614

J&D Manufacturing EH 2001-2105

J&L Hoof Gel AL 155

Jaylor TM D

JDJ Solutions EH 4013

Jersey Australia AL 190

Jetstream Genetics, Inc. ..................... AL 191, 192

JH Biotech, Inc.

TC 648

Jobe Valves, Ltd. ............................EH 4011, 4012

John Deere ........................................TM M, N, OO

Jones Equipment Company LLC ........TM 812, 813

Jones-Hamilton Co .....................................TC 665

JOURDAIN S.A.S.

TC 428, 429

WORLD DAIRY EXPO

2022 EXHIBITORS

Just Coffee Co-Op

K.I. Samen bv

TM R

AL 123

Kaeser Compressors, Inc. ..................TC 461, 462

Kansas Department of Agriculture . MC 30tt, 31tt

Kawasaki Motors Corp., USA TM Patio

Kelly Ryan Equipment Company, Inc. TC 650-692

KenAg, Inc. EH 1803

Kleen Test Products EH 2715

Kozie’s Express Concessions TM 932

Kraemer Wisconsin Cheese EH 4515B

Kraft Tank Corp TM 933, 933B

Kuhn North America, Inc. TM F

Kunafin EH 1605

KVK USA TM 913

Labby Inc EH 1514

LA-CO Industries, Inc. AL 195

Lakeshore Technical College MC 29tt

Lallemand Animal Nutrition ................TC 512-553

Land O’Lakes Animal Milk Solutions ................................ EH 2111B-2312

Land O’Lakes Member Relations ... EH 2111B-2312

Land O’Lakes, Inc. .......................... EH 2111B-2312

Larry Schultz, Artist...................... EH 4420, 4421

Lawley’s, Inc. TC 565, 566

Lea McCullough Jordan Photography TM AAA

Legend Rubber Inc EH 1112, 1113

Lely TC 480-521; TM I, J

Lemken USA TM 922, 923

Let’s Ride Boots & Apparel TM AA, A

Lhaura MC 42

Linzmeier Business Solutions EH 3815

LIRA GOLD EH 1613, 1614

Livestock Exporters Association of the USA ............................................... EH 4105

Livestock Water Recycling ....................... EH 1414

LR Gehm, LLC

LVI Litter Processors

Madero Dairy Systems ...................EH 3801-3904

Madison Central Business Improvement District EH Information Booth

Magnation Water Technologies TC 656

MAI Animal Health EH 2605

MarginSmart EH 3815

Marloo Equipment TM 840-842

Mar tin Till TC 476-478

Masterpiece Genetics AL 123

Masterrind GmbH ...................................... AL 196

Masters Choice Hybrids ....................... TC 672-713

Maximum H2O .......................................... TC 434

McFinn Technologies ............................... EH 3615 McLanahan Corporation .... TM 852-863; EH 1307

Mensch Manufacturing ..... TM 892-903; EH 4305

Merck Animal Health ...... EH 3606-3709, TM 883

Messer Repair & Fabricating LLC .... TM 804, 805

Metalcraft by K ............................................. TM S Meyer Mfg. Corp............................................ TM P

Micro Technologies .......................... EH 2611-2712

MicroMist Systems ............................. TC 618, 619

Micron Bio-Systems ..................... EH 4203, 4204

Mid-State Equipment .................................... TM K

Midwest Sidewalls...............................TC 527, 528

Midwestern BioAg TC 456

milc group EH 4323

Milk Bar TC 522, 523

Milk Bar NZA TC 440, 441

Milker’s Helpers EH 1915, 1916

Milkplan SA EH 4114, 4115

Minitube USA, Inc. MC 11

MISCO Refractometer TC 439

MLD VETERINARY SUPPLIERS MC 44

Motomco MC 14

MTE Corporation TC 675

EH 1306

EH 1313, 1314

Please see EXHIBITORS, Page

WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

Nu-Ag/Bosko, Inc. ........................ EH 2603, 2604

Nuhn Industries Ltd. ........................ TM 880, 881

Nutech Biosciences Inc ................. EH 4431, 4432

MTech Dairy Solutions EH 4415-4417

Munters Corporation ..................... EH 1705, 1706

Mustang Seeds .......................................... TC 402

MVE Biological Solutions ........................... AL 216

MWI Animal Health .......................... EH 2611-2712

Nasco Farm & Ranch..............................MC 01-05

National All-Jersey Inc. ...................... AL 101, 102

National BQA Program ...........................EH 4508

National Dairy Producers Organization ..... MC 83

National Dairy Shrine ........................... MC 25, 26

National Hay Association ............... EH 4310-4312

Native Microbials ....................................... TC 714

NDEco ............................................... EH 1415-1518

Nebraska Alfalfa Marketing Association EH 3905

Nedap Livestock Management ....EH 3205 - 3306

Neogen Corporation ...................... EH 3613, 3614

NeoSpectra by Si-Ware ............................... MC 52

Neptune Enterprises/Tuff Built TM 850, 851

New Generation Genetics, Inc. AL 187

New Holland TM C

New Vision Ag and Specialties, LLC AL 212

NEXGROW TC 632, 633

Nicolet Insurance Services EH 4504

Nicolet National Bank EH 4504

NO BULL SIRES, LLC AL 105

Nooyen Manufacturing, Inc. MC 40

Norbco TC 695-697

Normande Genetics TC 535

North American Ag MC 85

North American Normande Association TC 535

North Brook Farms ......................... EH 1215, 1216

Northeast Iowa Dairy & Agriculture Foundation ............................ MC 21tt

Northern Biogas................................. TC 556, 557

Novus International, Inc. .............. EH 1403, 1404

NutraDrip Irrigation Systems ............ TC 525, 526

O&T Farms ............................................. MC 23, 24

Octaform Systems Inc.................................TC 715

Onfarm Solutions ............................ EH 1101, 1102

Organic Valley .....................................TC 570, 571

Osnabrueck Herdbook ............................... AL 127

Oxbo International Corporation ................ TC 474

OZOLEA Rete Agricola ............................... AL 110

PACIFIL S.A. ................................................ TC 716

Papillon Agricultural Company .............. EH 2707

Parts Dept. ......................................EH 4114, 4115

Passion Ag, Inc. TC 676

Patz Corporation EH 2113B-2316

Paul Mueller Company EH 1807-1909

Peach Teats Limited EH 4013

Peak Forage Solutions, Inc TC 577

Penta Equipment Inc. TC 666-710

PeopleCor EH 4400

Phibro Animal Health Corp.EH 4516, 4517, TM FF

Pioneer EH 2407-2509

Pizza Hut TM 931

Polled Dairy Cattle AL 161

Poly Dome TM B

Poly-Ag Corp TC 416, 417

PortaCheck..............................................EH 4209

Prime Metal Buildings and Components EH 1704

Prioridad Lechera ................................ MC 72-73B

Priority IAC, Inc. ................................... MC 72-73B

Pro Chiller Systems, Inc. ................... TM 870, 871

ProActive Solutions USA, LLC ................. EH 3505

ProCROSS ................................................. EH 1315

Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin EH 4427

ProGentus AL 143-145

Progressive Forage TC 558

Progressive Publishing .................. EH 1103, 1104

Promat Inc. ..................................... EH 2017-2318

Protekta ........................................ EH 4301, 4302

Protexia LLC ................................... EH 4310-4312

Provita Animal Health LLC...................... EH 4106

Provita Supplements, Inc. ................. TC 549, 550

Puck Enterprises ............................... TM 832, 833

Puli-Sistem S.R.L. ............................ AL 184, 184B

Purina Animal Nutrition, LLC......... EH 2111B-2312

Purple Cow Gift Shop ..................... EH 4518-4529

QLF Agronomy .............................. EH 4008-4109

QualiTech Inc................................EH 4405, 4406

Quality Concessions .... TM 930, Dairy Cattle Tent

Quality Liquid Feeds, Inc. ............. EH 4008-4109

Quality Roasting Inc ................................ EH 3506

Quality Technology International, Inc. TC 653

Ralco............................................... EH 1208-1309

Randox Food Diagnostics

Raytec Manufacturing

TC 503

MC 21

Redbeard Machinery LLC................... AL 182, 183

Redmond Minerals, Inc.

Renn Mill Center Inc.

TC 572

EH 3513, 3514

Ritchie Industries, Inc. ................... EH 1405-1407

RM Tack & Apparel ............................. TC 490-531

RMS Roller-Grinder

TC 482, 483

Roll-O-Matic Curtains ........................ TC 501, 502

Rostech Electronics ................................ EH 3603

Roth Mfg. ............................................TC 640-685

Roto-Mix, LLC ..................................EH 3016-3318

RP Nutrients ................................... EH 2615, 2616

RSI Calf Systems .......................................TM 843

S&W Seed Company

TM G

TC 510 S.I. Feeders

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MADISON, Wis. – For the third-con secutive year the World Dairy Expo® Tech Spotlight provides an opportunity for com panies to highlight new ideas and innovations enter ing the global dairy indus try. Technology startups and scale-ups will formally present their products and services to dairy producers around the globe.

The 2022 World Dairy Expo Tech Spotlight will be held 9-11 a.m. Oct. 6. Hosted by Agritech Capital with support from World Dairy Expo, the event brings together leading dairy tech nologies, giving them the opportunity to meet with dairy farmers.

“All the innovations selected propose practical solutions that solve criti cal problems for dairy pro ducers, and as a result help them maximize efficiencies and increase profitability,” said Aidan Connolly, AgriTech Capital pres ident. “This is an extraordinary opportunity for them to show their products in action.”

There will be a showcase of innovations followed by a panel discussion with indus try experts.

• Jeffrey Bewley of Cowfocused.com and professor at Western Kentucky University

• Michael Hutjens, professor of animal sciences at the University of Illinois

• Julio Giordana, associate professor at Cornell University

Amongst the companies participating are Ever.Ag, Labby Inc., milc group, Nedap Livestock Management and smaXtec Inc. Each featured startup has digitally based technology for the dairy industry such as robots, cameras or sensors. Each addresses a specific need identified by producers like feed-bunk management, cow-behavior monitoring, cow health, milk quality, manure treatment or labor efficiencies.

“These technologies and those found throughout the trade show at World Dairy Expo can help dairy producers in many aspects on the farm,” said Laura Herschleb, World Dairy Expo general manager. “(The) expo is delighted that the WDE Tech Spot light is back again … because it has been an excellent way for attendees to access innovations.”

Bewley

Hutjens

Giordana

WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

Sun-North Systems, Ltd. ............... EH 2608-2709

Superior Attachments Inc.................... TC 717-719

Supreme International Limited .....EH 3007-3309

Safe-Trac Grooving TC 655

SAVECO North America, Inc...............TC 634, 635

Scherer Inc. ....................................... TC 605, 606

Schlueter Company..............EH 4016-4018; 3916

Schwartz Manufacturing Company ......... EH 1108

SCiO ....................................................... MC 80, 81

Sealpro Silage Barrier Film ....................... TC 592

Secco International, Inc. .................. EH 1617-1718

Select Sires, Inc......... EH 4001-4103, 4201, 4202

Semex........................................... TM Semex Tent

Seneca Dairy Systems LLC ................. TC 573, 574

Setric Best Inc

EH 4514

Settje Agri-Services and Engineering, Inc. TC 487

Shearwell Data........................................... AL 210

Sierra Select

MC 46

Sikkema Equipment Inc. ..................... TC 581-622

Si-Ware Systems ......................................... MC 52

Skinner AgSolutions, Inc TC 447, 448

Smarta Industrial TC 693, 694

smaXtec Inc. TC 432-473

SMITH Surface-Prep Solutions TC 603, 604

Solmax EH 4310-4312

SOP S.r.l. AL 180, 181

Sound Agriculture TC 596, 597

South Dakota State University EH 4515

Southwest Wisconsin Technical College MC 48tt

Soy Best EH 4210, 4211

Speedy Sweep TC 436, 437

SSI Corporation EH 2613

Starbar EH 3411, 3412

Steuart Labs

STgenetics

University of Missouri ........................ TC 575, 576

University of Wisconsin Cheese Stand ........................................ TM Cheese Stand

Suriachem Sdn. Bhd. ................................. TC 505

Swihart LLC ................................................ TC 613

Tasco Dome ................................................ TC 534

Tec5USA Inc............................................... TC 488

TechMix ................................. EH 1311-1312; MC 27

Tenderfoot Products ................................. EH 1115

Tessa Dairy Machinery....................... TC 626-628

The Andersons .......................................... TC 442

The National Dairy FARM Program ........EH 4508

The Nutra-Glo Company ............................ AL 120

Timab Magnesium USA .............................. AL 153

Tire Sidewall Depot TC 559

Toast Food Truck TM Dairy Cattle Tent

Topcon EH 1501, 1502

TORENNA EH 1811-1912

Trans Ova Genetics AL 143-145

TransAgra International, Inc. EH 1109, 1110

TriCal Superior Forage TC 514

Tri-M AI LLC AL 188

trinamiX GmbH TC 484

Trioliet EH 1408-1509; TM 830, 831

Triple Crown Products EH 4510

Triple-Hil Sires AL 167, 168

Truck Supervisor MC 80, 81

Trusscore ................................................. EH 1606

Tuffy Tables LLC ........................................ TM 801

Turner Inc. .......................................... TC 498-539

U.S. Screen Co. .......................................... TM 912

Udder Comfort Inc. ............................. AL 163-165

Udder Tech, Inc. ............................. EH 4412-4414

University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural & Life Sciences MC 40tt

University of Wisconsin-Madison School of V eterinary Medicine................................... MC 41tt

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences MC 38tt

University of Wisconsin-Platteville School of Ag riculture ................................................... MC 35tt

University of Wisconsin-River Falls - CAFES ... MC 27tt

Up North Plastics, Inc. ............................EH 3406

US Dairy Export Council ................EH 4320-4322

US Dairy Forage Research Center TC FORAGETT

US VET EH 4116-4118

US. Dept. of Justice-FBI, WMD Directorate EH 4512

USDA Farm Service Agency ....................EH 4402

USDA National Ag Statistics Service ......EH 4403

USDA Natural Resources C onservation Service ................................EH 4402

USDA, AMS, Dairy Market News .............EH 4403

UW-Extension Dairy Team ....................... MC 84tt

UW-Madison Farm & Industry Short Course ... MC 39TT

Valley Fudge and Candy EH 4401

Valmetal Inc. EH 3001-3106B

Van Beek Natural Science EH 4212, 4213

Vantage Dairy Supplies, LLC...................... AL 162

VAS .................................................EH 4331, 4332

Vaughan Company Inc. ...................... TC 567-608

Ventec Canada, Inc. ........................... TC 586-588

Versa Corporation

VES-Artex

Vets Plus, Inc.

Vettec, Inc.

Viaflex

.................................... TM 800

EH 3806-3909

EH 2713, 2714

EH 1607

TC 595

MC 86

AL 218-225

Storth Limited ............................................ TC 545

SunCatch ....................................................TC 493

Sundown Industries Corp.

EH 1111

Under Udder LED Lighting ................ TC 646, 647

UNIFORM-Agri ................................ EH 1707, 1708

Union Agener Inc. .......................................MC 43

University of Florida IFAS Dept. of Animal Science MC 68tt

WORLD DAIRY EXPO 2022 EXHIBITORS

Wisconsin

Wisconsin

Union MC

Holstein

ConsortiumEH

Olin Ave. Entrance

EXPO GROUNDS MAP

John Nolen Entrance

New Holland Pavilion 2

Cattle Housing

Dairy Cattle Housing Sale

Dairy Cattle Tent

Coliseum

Trade Show Booths: Arena Level,

Concourse

Ave. Entrance

New Holland Pavilion 1

Dairy Cattle Housing

The Tanbark

Happy Hours,

Main Entrance

Nook Expo Seminars, Virtual Farm Tours, Expo en Español, Banquets

International Lounge

Outdoor Trade Mall

Trade Center

Exhibition Hall

Trade Show Booths, GEA Ice Cream Stand,

Cow

World Forage Analysis

FFA seminars offered

Interested in pursuing an agricul tural career or just wondering what some options are after high school? World Dairy Expo has assembled a panel of agricultural professionals who represent a variety of career option for students looking to learn from current members of the dairy industry and beyond. Pan elists will share their jobs, companies and what they have done to be successful beyond high school.

9:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4 – “Ag Careers Panel” – presenters are Travis Senn, digital-com munications manager at Edge Dairy Farmer Coop erative; Karoline Twardo kus, field representative with Saputo Cheese USA; and Rusty Zimmerman, engineer with MSA Professional Services – modera tor is Kelly Wilfert, attorney at Ruder Ware – sponsored by Alliant Energy Corpora tion

State FFA officers and students will engage in “Minute to Win It” games to expand their skill sets while exploring some of the many unique careers agriculture has to offer. It will be a fun-filled workshop where students can seek pathways. The FFA officers are looking forward to a year traveling around Wisconsin meeting FFA members while advocating for agriculture. They come from a wide variety of backgrounds relating to agriculture.

10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4 – “Ca reers to Win It” – presenters are Kendra Goplin, State FFA Reporter; Isaac Hopke, State FFA Secretary; Cole Hicken, State FFA Treasurer; Mary Schrieber, State FFA Sentinel; and Rhylie Gough, State FFA Vice-President – sponsored by Alliant

Senn

Twardokus

Zimmerman

Wilfert

Coliseum Arena Level

Cattle Showring

at Knowledge Nook

The Knowledge Nook, presented Tuesday through Friday in the atrium of the Exhibi tion Hall, will provide a chance for com pany experts, researchers and producers to share new products, services or research.

TUESDAY, OCT. 4

• 9:30 a.m. – “Revolutionizing Animal Health with Quorum Quenching Technol ogy” – Jeff Brose, technical-services consul tant with AHV USA

• 10:30 a.m. – “Rumen Protected Glucose for Dairy Cows” – Tim Brown, nutrition technical-service manager with Soy Best

• 11:30 a.m. – “Meet the New Generation of Herd Management” – Joya McCarthy, prod uct manager with VAS

• 12:30 p.m. – “The Environmental Bene fits of Modern Dairy, Hay, and Forage Production Technologies” – Austin Gellings, director of agricultural services with the Association of Equipment Manufacturers

• 1:30 p.m. – “Reducing Pathogen Loads in Recycled Manure Solids Used as Dairy Bed ding to Decrease SCC and Incidence of Mas titis” – Ben Saylor, dairy technical-services manager with ARM & HAMMER Animal and Food Production

• 2:30 p.m. – “IgY Technology: Unlock ing Future Improvements in Health and Sus tainability” – Dr. Roger Saltman, veterinarian with RLS Management Solutions; and Shawn Jones with Arkion Life Sciences

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5

• 9:30 a.m. – “Rumen Protected Glucose for Dairy Cows” – Tim Brown, nutrition technical-service manager with Soy Best

• 10:30 a.m. – “Application of Manure InSeason with a Permanent Underground Irri gation System” – Kurt Grimm, founder and CEO of NutraDrip Irrigation Systems

• 11:30 a.m. – “Enhance Transition Cow Health and Performance through Vitamin D Nutrition” – Ken Zanzalari, product director

with Phibro Animal Health Corp.

• 12:30 p.m. – “Behind a Successful Lac tation is a Proper Dry-off” – Dr. Luciano Caxieta, veterinarian and assistant professor of dairy-production medicine at the Uni versity of Minnesota-College of Veterinary Medicine

• 1:30 p.m. – “Supporting Normal with Effective Probiotics” – Steve Lerner, market ing and product management at Chr. Hansen

• 2:30 p.m. – “Fueling The Future: Smells Like Methane” – Mark Lowery, regional marketing manager wat New Holland North America; and Tom Taylor, production lead at Bennamann

THURSDAY, OCT. 6

• 9:30 a.m. – “Advances in On-site Feed Analysis for Improved Production and Herd Health” – Mostafa Medhat, senior director of product and technology applications at SiWare Systems

• 10:30 a.m. – “Supporting Normal with Effective Probiotics” – Steve Lerner, market ing and product management at Chr. Hansen

• 11:30 a.m. – “Enhance Transition Cow Health and Performance through Vitamin D Nutrition” – Ken Zanzalari, product director with Phibro Animal Health Corp.

• 12:30 p.m. – “Fast and Slow: Aerobically Stable Silage in 15 Days” – Renato Schmidt, technical services-forage at Lallemand Ani mal Nutrition

• 1:30 p.m. – “Application of Manure InSeason with a Permanent Underground Irri gation System” – Kurt Grimm, founder and CEO of NutraDrip Irrigation Systems

• 2:30 p.m. – “Rumen Protected Glucose for Dairy Cows” – Tim Brown, nutrition technical-service manager with Soy Best

FRIDAY, OCT. 7

• 9:30 a.m. – “Mapping Out a Successful Mineral Nutrition Feeding Program” – Angela R. Boyer, senior technical-service manager at

Holstein heifers line up on the colored shavings during the Junior Holstein show at the 2017 World Dairy Expo.

Phibro Animal Health

• 10:30 a.m. – “Reducing Pathogen Loads in Recycled Manure Solids Used as Dairy Bed ding to Decrease SCC and Incidence of Mas titis” – Ben Saylor, dairy technical-services manager with ARM & HAMMER Animal and Food Production

• 11:30 a.m. – “Meet the New Generation of

Herd Management” – Joya McCarthy, prod uct manager with VAS

• 12:30 p.m. – “Fitness to Transport OnFarm Implementation” – Michelle CalvoLorenzo, chief animal-welfare officer at Elanco Animal Health

Visit worlddairyexpo.com for more information.

MARY HOOKHAM/FOR AGRI-VIEW

Forage experts give seminars

Dairy-forage seminars will focus on cutting-edge research and informa tion regarding forage quality, harvest and storage. The seminars, scheduled for 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, will be presented on the Dairy Forage Seminar Stage located at the south end of the Trade Center. Semi nar experts are also available throughout the week in the World Forage Analysis Superbowl space located in the Trade Center.

Each dairy-forage seminar is approved for one continuing-education credit for members of the American Registry of Pro fessional Animal Scientists – ARPAS.

10 a.m. Oct. 5 – “Pre- and PostHarvesting Practices to Maximize Corn Silage Production and Utiliza tion” – Gonzalo Ferreira, associate pro fessor and dairy scientist with Virginia Tech-Extension

1:30 p.m. Oct. 5 – “Here’s How We Produce Top-Quality Baleage” –Kendall Guither of Guither Farms near Walnut, Illinois

10 a.m. Oct. 6 – “Optimizing Dietary Alfalfa and Corn Silage Ratios for Dairy Cattle” – Rick Grant, president of William H. Miner Agricul tural Research Institute

1:30 p.m. Oct. 6 – “Optimal Fertil izer Management During and After Alfalfa Stands” – Matt Yost, associate professor and agroclimate specialist at Utah State University-Extension

10 a.m. Oct. 7 – “Feeding Grass, Alternate Species, and Cover Crops for Higher Production” – Matt Akins, dairy specialist with the University of Wisconsin-Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences, and UW-Division of Extension

1:30 p.m. Oct. 7 – “Agronomic Management of Annual Alternative Forage Crops/Mixes” – Kevin Jarek, crops and soils agent with UW-Exten sion in Outagamie County

Visit foragesuperbowl.com for more information.

Come see Agri-View at Expo, Booth EH 3407

ANTIGO RewMotors 715-627-7124

APPLETON R&MFarmSystems 920-788-3505

ARCADIA D&DFarmSupply,Inc. 800-657-6955

ARKANSAW AnibasSilo&Equip 715-285-5317

BOSCOBEL BrubackerAgEquipment,LLC 715-937-5190

CHIPPEWAFALLS ChippewaFarmService,LLC 715-577-8372

CURTISS/EDGAR BrubackerAgEquipment,LLC 715-613-7308

DARLINGTON Ruf’sFarmService,Inc. 608-776-4048

DEPERE

FritschEquip.Corporation 920-532-6292

DURAND KomroSales&Service 715-672-4263

EDEN

ArmstrongWelding& RepairLLC 920-477-5141

HORTONVILLE KnuthFarmEquipment,LLC 920-757-6995

KAUKAUNA L&LSales&Service 920-766-0603

LAKEGENEVA GeorgeLeedleSales &Service 262-275-6631

MELROSE

NordstromConstruction &LumberInc. 608-488-2401

MT.HOREB

FieldSilo&Equipment,Inc. 608-437-5561

NEWTON HartlaubEquipment 920-758-2132

PLOVER WISilos,Inc. 715-344-9503

POTTER GruettsInc. 920-853-3516

PULASKI Brown’sFarmService,LLC 920-373-0965

REEDSBURG BindlSales&Service 608-524-6339

RUBICON GehringSales&Service 262-673-4920

WEYAUWEGA SpiegelbergImplement,Inc. 920-596-2610

WHITEWATER

TheScharineGroup 800-472-2880

WITHEE HooverSiloRepairLLC 715-229-2527

MINNESOTA

MORA,MN

FlueggesAg. 320-679-2981 IOWA

MAQUOKETA

AnamosaSiloRepair,LLC 563-652-5125

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Cow Gift Shop

Outdoor Trade Mall

The Expo Family Lounge is a place for families with small children to rest and recharge; it includes a changing area and more. It’s located in the Madison Room on the second floor of the Exhibition Hall; use the elevator located by the informa tion booth in the Exhibition Hall. It’s open 9 a.m.-5p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday.

The Brevant Seeds Attendee Learn ing Lounge features lounge seating, a concession stand and ExpoTV. It’s located on the east end of New Holland Pavilion

1 and is open during Trade Show hours. It’s open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday.

The Purple Cow Gift Shop , World Dairy Expo’s official gift shop, is seasonal and only open during the event with a large selection of cow-related items. Located in the Exhibition Hall lobby, it’s open 3-7 p.m. Sunday and Monday, 9 a.m.5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday.

Visit worlddairyexpo.com for more information.