June 2011
Mid-States Holstein News
Mid-States Holstein News
Inside: Southern Spring National Results Missouri Spring Show Results All-Texas Show Results All-Kansas Show Results State Membership Directories
June 2011 VOLUME 141
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Sue Ann Steele, Editor Rte. 4, Box 676 Butler, MO 64730 660.679.3495 Fax: 660.679.3495 Email: holstein@netection.net Kate Geppert, Managing Editor 5803 Redwing Drive Columbia, MO 65202 573.814.3148 or 573.808.5607 Fax: 573.814.3148 Email: dkgeppert@mchsi.com ARKANSAS: President: Bruce Tencelve, Little Rock; Vice-President: Susan Fisher, Beebe; Secretary/Treasurer: Shelly Quattlebaum, P.O. Box 337, Grady, Ar; BOARD MEMBERS: Doug Herbaugh, Dr. Wayne Kellogg, Jodie Pennington, James Smith, Mike Quattlebaum, Randy Spears, Brian Weisenfels KANSAS: President: David Rottinghaus; VicePresident: Robbie Leach; Past President: Roy Buessing; Secretary: Kerri Ebert, 4210 Wam-Teau Drive, Wamego, DIRECTORS: Vernon Dewerff, Eugene George, Dale Klassen, Carol Keen, Rob Leach, Dwight Rokey, Joe Schmitz, David Siemens, Doug Unruh, Kevin Winter MISSOURI: President: Alfred Brandt, Linn; VicePresident: Eric Ling, Springfield, Linn; Secretary/ Treasurer: Jodi Wright, Clever; Director-at-large: Jay Moreleand, Harrisonville, DIRECTORS: Eric Adkins, Dallas Cornelius, Matt Day, Stacey Dohle, Kirby Hanson, Joe McClellan, Jay Moreland, Justin Nelson, Crystal Radamacher, John Schoen, Marvin Schoen, Ed Steele NEW MEXICO: President: Andy Vaz, Roswell; Vice-President; Buster Goff; Secretary/Treasurer: Wendy Zens, 190 Dairy Rd, Willard OKLAHOMA: President: Todd Mason, Kingfisher; 1st Vice President: Tom Meyer, Okarche; Secretary/Treasurer: Angie Meyer, Rte. 4, Box 82, Okarche; DIRECTORS: Fred Chitwood, Norman Bayless, Steve Pope, David Jones, Brad Chapman TEXAS: President, Gerard Hoekman, Windthorst; Vice-President, Michael Schreiber, Windthorst; Sec/Treas: Elwyn Liggett, 519 Liggett Rd, Bellevue; DIRECTORS: Randy Carpenter, Richie Heida, John Koster, Joseph Osinga, Stanley Haedge, Bradly Veitenheimer, Chad Steinberger The MID-STATES HOLSTEIN NEWS (ISSN 08842809) is published 4 times yearly - March, June, September, and December - by the Holstein Associations of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. Periodical postage paid at Butler, MO 64730 and at additional mailing offices. Subscription rate, $5.00, included in each state membership fee. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to MID-STATES HOLSTEIN NEWS, Kate Geppert, 5803 Redwing Dr, Columbia, MO 65202. PERIODICAL POSTAL CODE:355240 PAGE 2 - MSHN, June 2011
On the cover Three of the Grand Champions from across our region grace the cover. On top is RF Outside Breeze, the 2011 Grand Champion of the Southern Spring National. She is owned by Todd Mason of Kingfisher, Oklahoma. On the bottom left is, Goldfawn Advent Rae-Red-ET, the Grand Champion of the Missouri Spring Show. She is owned by Nate Goldenberg, McGregor, Texas. On the bottom right is a familiar show champion, Poor-Richs Rubn Aspn-Red-ET. Owned by Rottinghaus Holsteins, Seneca, Kansas, this is her 3rd victory at the All-Kansas Show.
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COW POWER! Res. Grand Champion, Southern Spring National Jr Show
2nd 5-Yr Old Mid-West Spring National Jr. Show
DARK-HORSE OUTSIDE DIESEL EX-94 EEEEE 4-03 317 2X 32,081 4.3 1372 3.1 988 2nd Aged Cow Southern Spring National Jr Show
PLATTE-VU ENCORE SHARON 3E-93 12-7 2X 365 26,245 3.7 980 3.2 848
3rd Aged Cow Southern Spring National Jr Show
BAN-VIEW HI-METRO NICKI-ET EX-93 4-06 365 2X 22,730 3.1 704 3.4 772
More Southern National Show Results... 1st Dry Cow, Jr & Open 2nd Summer Yearling, Jr Show 3rd Spring Yearling, Jr Show 5th Spring Yearling, Open Show Champion Herdsman Senior Showmanship Winner (Tyler) Todd, Tammy, Tyler, Trent & Travis Schafer HC64, Box 32 - Kingfisher, OK 73750 Todd cell: 405.820.9913 Tyler cell: 405.519.1422 musicmeadows@pldi.net
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So far 2011 has been a year to remember. From record snow and winter storms, a drought through parts of Texas and Oklahoma, to now the wild Spring weather. Here in central Missouri, we would love to share some of our rainfall with our neighbors to the south. It is now the end of May; there is still a lot corn that needs planted, 1st cutting of hay that needs to be harvested, and most of the soybeans to be planted. After several days of good drying weather, the farmers here were ready to go hard today. That is until Mother Nature had a different idea and brought another rainstorm. But even as we complain about our circumstances, it is nothing to compare with those who have faced tornados and massive flooding. Our hearts and prayers go out to those who have had their lives turned upside down with the tornados in the Joplin, Missouri area and the numerous storms in Oklahoma. It’s hard to fathom the destruction of forced flooding as some of Missouri’s best and most fertile farmland now lies under 10 feet of water from the Mississippi River. It will takes years for those affected to rebuild and regroup,but the impact will be felt for a lifetime. For most of us, the biggest impact of the spring will be feed prices. For those in the drought areas, the expected crop of winter wheat silage was very poor. I heard one report in Oklahoma that they were trying to decide whether to take their first cutting of hay thinking there would be enough to even make a windrow. Hopefully the corn and soybean crop will still be strong. Over the past year the feed costs have been staggering and it looks like that will not be changing anytime soon. Luckily the milk price has rebounded and has done well. Farmers are resilient and hopefully most of us will be able to weather these storms. This Spring has also shown us the joys of dairy farming. The lineup of cattle at the Southern Spring National was tremendous. Judge Patrick commented several times that even though the numbers may not be great, the cattle coming through the ring were outstanding. The Oklahoma Holstein Association and the Southern National Committee are to be recommended for the outstanding job that they do. It’s southern hospitality at its best! It was great to see the outstanding cattle sales this spring. The solid prices showed that Registered Holsteins have gained momentum and there is still a demand for quality Registered animals. In addition to the consignment sales in Kansas and Oklahoma, there were several farm dispersals within the last few months. We wish those dairyman well and hope that they still continue to be associated with Registered Holsteins. We are quickly approaching the National Holstein Convention in Virginia. At this meeting, a new director will be elected to represent Region 7. I have thoroughly enjoyed the past six years serving as your Holstein Director. It has been a great experience and one that I would wish for everyone. If you have had questions, problems or even suggestions for Holstein USA, I hope that I have been able to help you and carry your thoughts on to the national office and board The main desire of the Board, staff and the Association is to continue to enhance the strength of the Registered Holstein breeder. Everyone in the field may not agree or understand a certain decision or policy, but there has been a lot of careful thought, planning and discussion before anything is implemented. We, as Holstein breeders, are lucky to have such a strong staff and an outstanding CEO John Meyer leading the way. The road is not always smooth, but by everyone working together we can overcome the speed bumps and enjoy a smoother ride. To me, that summarizes my time on the Holstein Board. We have all worked together to try and create a better opportunity for all dairymen. I really appreciate all your support and would encourage anyone to consider serving on the Holstein Board in the future. It’s has been one of most enjoyable, but yet challenging experiences I have ever had. The friendships I have made across the country, I’ll never forget. THANK YOU! Kate Geppert PAGE 4 - MSHN, June 2011
Hello Again! I hope this finds you all safe from the recent storms. My thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been affected by the tornados, flooding, and even drought in some areas. This weather is a sure sign that summer is on its way, and hopefully better conditions will follow. Here are a couple reminders as we head into the summer show season: • Please do not wait till the last minute to get animals registered for shows! The office experiences a high volume of registrations this time of year, and it is important you give yourself plenty of time for the applications to be processed. • For an animal being transferred to a Junior member or partnership, the transfer application must be received by the Holstein Association USA on or before JUNE 1st, 2011. This deadline now applies to both heifers and cows. • There are numerous ways to complete a transfer. By either contacting the National Office at 1-800952-5200, submitting the transfer through the Holstein USA website, or contacting your regional representative, you can ensure your transfer will meet the June 1st deadline. If you find yourself falling behind with registrations, or need help with transfers, please do not hesitate to contact your regional representative. We all are more than happy to show you the latest and most convenient ways to get your registrations and transfers done. For example, the EASY ID program allows you to electronically submit your registrations directly to the office without the hassle of sending them in the mail. TAG ID provides a more efficient way to identify your calves by eliminating picture taking or sketching. Lastly, by utilizing our website to transfer online, you will ensure you meet that transfer deadline. Not only will these programs make your life easier, but also the sooner animals are registered the more money you save! If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact Jenny, Charlie or myself! Good luck with upcoming fairs and I look forward to seeing you all.
-Callie Unruh Congratulations to Kate Probert and Matt Smith. They were married Feb. 26 in Wisconsin. Kate is the daughter of Ted and Pam Probert of Mansfield, Missouri. Matt is the son of Marvin Smith and Bill and Becky Walter. Many dairymen were able to brave a winter snowfall and make it to Wisconsin for the wedding. Matt and Kate live in Wisconsin and are active with SmithCrest Holsteins.
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Glen Pursley Glen Richard Pursley passed away May 21, 2011. He was born in Springfield, Mo., on February 10, 1925. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Ruth, and their four children: Doug (Janet) Pursley, Springfield, Mo., Richard (Vicki) Pursley, Okemos, Mich., Mary Murphy, Vallejo, Calif., and Julie Dooling (partner, Steve Glass), Ozark, Mo. and their children and grandchildren. He is also survived by a sister. Preceding him in death were his parents, Vernon and Hazel Pursley; and a brother and sister-in-law. Mr. Pursley grew up on a dairy farm just east of Springfield on the James River. He graduated from Rogersville High School in 1943. He began his undergraduate studies at the University of Missouri then joined the Navy during the end of World War II. He returned to school and finished a Bachelor of Science degree in Dairy Science and a Master’s of Science degree in Reproductive Physiology, both at the University of Missouri. His Master’s thesis was a key contribution to the science of artificial insemination of cattle. The first decade of his professional career was spent working at Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, Va. and the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, as a Dairy Extension Specialist. His program enhanced the use of AI and Dairy Herd Improvement Association (DHIA) records by dairy producers to improve their lives. Mr. Pursley developed a herd of Registered Holsteins at Willard. He was an active member of the Missouri Holstein Association and local DHIA. Showing Registered Holsteins at local, regional and state fairs were ingrained in yearly activities of the family. He was a passionate husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. He had a love for the earth and was an avid gardener. He enjoyed working crossword puzzles and word jumbles during the quiet moments of life. He was an ardent St. Louis Cardinals and University of Missouri Tigers fan. Mr. Pursley was very proud of the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, Alpha Gamma Sigma Fraternity, and the Animal Science Department. He was a member of First & Calvary Presbyterian Church in Springfield. Contributions may be made to the Glen R. Pursley Dairy Research Fund, Division of Animal Science, 920 E. Campus Dr., University of Missouri, Columbia, MO 65211; the Ozark Greenways, P.O. Box 50733, Springfield, MO 65805; or the First & Calvary Presbyterian Church, Springfield, MO.
Kurtiss Forsberg Kurtiss Winlow Forsberg, 86, passed away Jan. 27, 2011. Born Aug. 19, 1924 to Ebba and Edwin Forsberg on their farm near Mentor, Kansas. He graduated from Assaria High School in 1943 and served his country during World War II. He married Elaine Peterson on June 6, 1948 in Assaria and she survives. He and his brothers started Forsberg Dairy Farm with registered Holsteins at the Mentor farm where he was born. He served in many areas of the dairy industry most notable serving as past president of the Kansas Holstein Freisian Dairy Association and was awarded the Kansas Distinguished Dairy Family in 1998. He received many milk production awards with his brothers and nephew. He enjoyed the distinction of being a member of the Kansas Corn Commission. Mr. Forsberg was active in his favorite things, family, farming, community and church. He was baptized and confirmed at St. Pauls Lutheran Church and later was a member of Assaria Luthern Church. Serving the community, he was a charter member of the Assaria Lions Club, an Assaria school board member and a Crime Stoppes board member. He was a member of the Scottish rite of Salina and Isis Engineers, the American Legion, and the Veterns of Foreign Wars. He enjoyed his years on the Assaria State Bank Board of Directors, and then as a First State Bank director. He also sold Swedish American Insurance and was on their board. Besides his love of the farm, his favorite hobby was golfing, which he enjoyed until the spring of 2010. He looked forward to his frequent trips to St. John and Tahlequah, Okla., to support his grandchildren in their activities. He is preceded in death by his parents; infant son, Lawrence Kent; and three brothers. Survivors include his wife, Elaine; two daughters, Deb Spare and husband Bernie, of St. John, and Ellen Ward and husband Clint, of Tahlequah, Okla.; and six grandchildren, a sister, and numerous nieces and nephews. Joe Rosenfelt Our sympathies also to Shirley Best of Houston, Missouri on the sudden passing of her brother, Joe Rosenfelt May 23, 2011 after a short battle with myeloid leukemia. Mr. Rosenfelt graduated from Houston High School and worked for 38 years in residential and commercial plumbing in Kansas City.
A new food drive event at the 2011 Missouri State Fair will serve a three-fold purpose: to help alleviate hunger; to provide further education about the important role of Missouri farmers and, to offer a discount on gate admission at the Fair. The event, titled, Missouri Farmers Care Food Drive Tuesday, in cooperation with Ford and Missouri Farmers, will provide an opportunity for the public to donate canned food items to benefit the Missouri Food Bank Association (MFBA). Donors can receive a half-price gate admission on Aug. 16. “The idea originated from a request received more than a year ago from the director of the Missouri Food Bank Association,” Missouri State Fair Director Mark Wolfe said. “Coupled with an interest to further educate the public on agriculture, the State Fair Commission elected to combine the causes into a new event day at the Fair. “Food collection will actually initiate in early June at Ford dealerships across Missouri,” Wolfe explained. “This partnership will help increase our collection efforts over the summer, and then culminate at the gate on Aug. 16 for a more significant contribution for the six food bank locations.” According to MFBA State Director Scott Baker, many people do not realize that hunger is a very serious problem in Missouri. He believes that the first step to solving the problem is to raise awareness, which is what the new event day at the Fair can help achieve. “Food banks and pantries are able to help those in need
through the generosity of Missourians,” Baker said. “Thanks to Ford, Missouri Farmers Care and the State Fair, we can provide thousands of meals to hungry Missourians.” Starting in June, local Ford dealerships will give a $1 off gate admission coupon for every can collected. The coupons can then be redeemed at any admission gate on Tuesday, Aug. 16, for discounts up to one-half of the regular price for adult, senior and child admission tickets. Canned food items will also be accepted for coupons at Centennial Gate on Aug. 16. Some special activities on this day will include Missouri Farmers Trivia Contests on the Kids and Touchstone Energy Stages to entertain guests while providing them with interesting agriculture facts. In addition, more daily Fair activities will focus on the important role of Missouri farmers. Children ages 2 to 10 can be entertained daily at the new Missouri Farmers Care Market inside the Family Fun Center. Playtime there will be rewarded with an offer to visit the Agriculture Building where the children will receive a free, wholesome snack from the AgriMissouri Farmers’ Market. To learn more about Missouri Farmers Care Food Drive Tuesday, and to see a complete list of daily activities, visit mostatefair.com. Don’t miss the new Monster Truck Show at 7 p.m. Tuesday, featuring Bigfoot at the Pepsi Grandstand. The Missouri State Fair is Aug. 11-21 in Sedalia.
Food Drive Planned at 2011 Missouri State Fair
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Mature Cows Rule Southern Spring National
The tension mounted as the day progressed at the 2011 Southern National. Judge Denny Patrick constantly commented on the outstanding quality of animals that were entering the ring. By the time the older cows started parading, the competition was intense. As the Aged Cow class was complete, recently fresh 2010 Champion DestHaven Skyfame Jenna continued her winning ways defeating 2011 Fort Worth Champion Robthom Carolina Boss. Next into the ring were the 125,000 lb class complete with the newest EX-95 RF Outside Breeze and the Res. Fort Worth Champion, Robthom Jianna Outside. After much deliberation, Breeze edged Jiana for class honors. It was on to the Senior Champion showdown. Admiring her tremendous size and scale and beautiful mammary system, Judge Patrick congratulated Todd Mason on his winning 125,000 lb cow and the Southern National had a new champion. Winter Heifer Calf 1. B-J-Grove Champion Rannie, B-JGrove Holsteins, IL;2. Tencleve Durham Bayfor, Tencleve Farms, AR; 3. OrangeLion Esquire Sue, Eric VanderLaan, OK; 4. MS Kowcastle Alexndr Tabria, Kline Jones, TX; 5. En-Mar Dundee Blitz-TW Morgan, Cavitt, TX Fall Heifer Calf 1. Gahms Asteroid Tyra, Mack Spears, AR; 2. Greenlea Deb Rhoda-Red-ET, Alyson Philips, TX; 3. Quiet-Man Alexander Lady-ET, Milky Way Dairy, TX; 4. Lindale Braxton Jane, KowCastle, TX; 5. Biercrest Haven Anna, Zach & Ally Bierschenk, IA Summer Yearling 1. Wilstar Advent Anna-Red-ET, Goldfawn & Wilstar, TX; 2. MS Hongslo Destry Paisly, Chris Hongslo, IA; 3. MWD Atwood Booty 19-ET, JB & Jerry Renes, IA; 4. Lin-Max Sanchez Remember Me, Taylor Leach, KS; 5. 2nd-Look Spicetacular, Tyler & Jeremy Schafer, OK Spring Yearling 1. Hongslo Jasper Sadie-ET, Christopher Hongslo, TX; 2. Hebertview Braxton Asia-ET, Shelby Karr, IA; 3. GoldfawnSym Jasper Jodi, Goldfawn, TX; 4. Rosalie of Fieldstone-ET, Robthom, MO; Winter Yearling 1. Goldfawn Deb Annie-Red-ET. Goldfawn. TX; 2. Hoff-Hill 4Aces Debbie. Dustin Kirkpatrick, TX; 3.Pa-Lyn-Leigh Z Juliet-ET, Goldfawn, TX; 4.Po-Lin-Max Dir Angie-Red-ET, Morgan Cavitt, TX; 5. MS Bayless Goldwyn 28-ET, Mason Dairy Farm LLC & Norman Bayless, OK Fall Yearling 1. RSC-CH Kite Reza-ET, Christopher Hongslo & Jim Stoutjesdyk, TX; 2. Stookeyholm Champ Medalion, Aces-HI, TX; 3. PlayBall Lgtning Logic-ET, London Jones, TX; 4. Poor-Richs Laramie Avery, Christian Buessing, KS; 5. MD-Delight
Sancz Allison, Bailee Whitehead & Kameron Farmer, MO Junior Champion RSC-CH Kite Reza-ET Res. Jr Champion Gahms Asteroid Tyra Junior Best Three Females 1. Bierschenk Family, IA Dry 3 & 4-Yr Old 1 . Erbacres Advent Drama-ET, Mason Dairy Farm LLC, Hinders & Hyde Dry Aged Cow 1. Mic-Mon-Dou Redmarker Oasis, Tyler Schafer, OK; 2. Smithex Durham Shelby, Mason Dairy Farm LLC, OK; 3. Kinzies C R Igniter, Joe Preston. Jr. 2-Yr Old 1. Kingsgold Durm Wilma-ET, Goldfawn, TX; 2. Hoek-Tex Durham 10-ET, Mason Dairy Farm LLC & Robert Griggs, OK; 3. M-W-D Destry Andrea 10297, Milky Way Dairy, TX; 4. JMK Roy 9329, Jeff Koster, TX; 5. Riddsview Shottle 9335-ET, Jeff Koster, TX Sr. 2-Yr Old 1. Coblentz Laurin Sue-ET, Mason Dairy & Tencleve, OK/AR; 2. Tramilda Jasper Ranae-ET, Goldfawn, TX; 3.Flat-Net Durham Nikia-ET, Flat-Net Holsteins, IL; 4. Holbric Dundee Lysol-ET, Justin & Renae Heida, TX; 5.Hardee-Rock Jasper ABC-ET, John Koster, TX Jr. 3-Yr Old 1. Wroxview Wire Daena 8870, Milky Way Dairy, TX; 2. Cowtown Durham Suzzette-ET, Robthom, MO; 3.JMK Milkman 8448, Jeff Koster, TX; 4. PaloDuro MR Sam 1783, Luke Rohrbach & Kenton Carpenter, TX Sr. 3-Yr Old 1. Robthom Lilah Lou, Robthom, MO; 2. M-W-D Genuine Tyler 8053, Milky Way Dairy, TX; 3. Ram-Elle Turbo Venus, Michelle Ramaeker, MO Intermediate Champion Robthom Lilah Lou Res. Intermediate Champion M-W-D Genuine Tyler 8053 4-Yr Old 1. Cache-Valley Sexy Damion-ET, Hendrikda Vos & Dykshorn Holsteins, IA; 2. Smithson Lucifer Revlon, Mason Dairy Farm LLC, OK; 3. JMK Roy Peggy 6569-ET, Jeff Koster, TX 5-Yr Old 1. Sooner Givenchy Lillian, Kline Jones, TX; 2. R&L Astronomical Annie-ET, Mason Dairy Farm LLC, OK; 3. DarkHorse Outside Diesel, Tyler Schafer, OK; 4. Morrisland Mr Sam Ellie, Cami Morris, OK; 5. K-Lane Givenchy Kalie, B-J-Grove Holsteins, IL Aged Cow 1. DestHaven SkyFame Jenna, London Jones, TX; 2. Robthom Carolina BossET, Robthom, MO; 3.TimTam-Acres Champion Sweetpea, Katie Dugan, IL; 4.Jon-Boys Zenith Penelope, Brett Morris, OK; 5. Ban-View Hi-Metro NickiET, Tyler Schafer, OK
125,000 lb Cow 1. RF Outside Breeze-ET, Mason Dairy Farm LLC, OK; 2. Robthom Jiana Outside-ET, Robthom, MO; 3. Murlone Inquirer Princeton, Milky Way Dairy, TX; 4. Platte-Vu Encore Sharon, Trent Schafer, OK Sr. & Grand Champion RF Outside Breeze-ET Res. Sr. & Grand Champion Robthom Jiana Outside-ET Best Bred & Owned Robthom Jiana Outside-ET Best 3 Females Robthom Farm, MO Premier Exhibitor Milky Way Dairy, TX Premier Breeder Robthom Farm, MO State Herd Missouri John Cooper Award Brett Morris
Southern Spring National Grand Champion
Southern Spring National Best Bred & Owned
Southern Spring National Int. Champions
Southern Spring National Junior Champions
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Celebrating the Spring Show Season - Roundtable Style Each June, we celebrate the Spring Show successes across our region with our roundtable discussion. This issue features the George family of Baldwin City, KS who had Res. Grand Champion at the Kansas Spring Show; Nate Goldenberg, McGregor, TX who had Grand Champion at the Missouri Spring Show; Todd Mason, Kingfisher, OK who had Grand Champion at the Southern Spring National; and Chad Steinberger who had Grand Champion at the Texas Spring Show. Describe your farming operation. George: We are in a transition since our dispersal in May. Our Farming operation consists of corn, beans and hay. We will continue to do flush work on stock cows, and a few Holsteins. We plan to begin housing donors and receipts, and overseeing of heifer growers for a large Arizona dairy. Goldenberg: We have a small farm in central Texas and raise about 60 dairy heifers (Reg Holstein & Brown Swiss). Most of our cows are housed at Stacy & Dean Dohle’s in Missouri. Mason: We milk 640 cows near Kingfisher, Oklahoma. In total, we have around 1100 animals. We have free-stall housing and also a pack barn for special care animals. In addition to the cattle, we farm 1,100 acres of wheat and 500 acres of silage. Steinberger: My father, Bobby, has been milking Holsteins for over 50 years. Currently we milk 1100 Registered Holsteins on two farms. A few years ago, we purchased Willie Hoff’s farm which was directly across the road from us and we milk 200 head there. The cattle at both operations are managed the same and we milk 2X. We grow 2500 acres of wheat. In addition, we have about 3000 head in feedlots and around 500 beef cows/calves. Due to the dry winter this year, our wheat crop was not good and we are double cropping with sorghum. Right now, our silage bunkers are empty and we are purchasing all our feed. Describe your winning cow. George: Bonsai is a tall, dairy, deep rib young cow with the will to milk. Goldenberg: Rae-Red is EX-93. She was something special from the time she was born. She was Res All American Summer Yearling Red & White, Senior Champion at the 1st Red & White Show in Louisville in 2010. She is a huge cow with great feet and legs. A true trouble free cow that works hard too, she’s been high cow on test day the last 3 months. Her dam is Excellent, but black. Then there are four more Excellent dams. Renita Ranger is her 3rd dam. Mason: Breeze is unbelievable. She’s one of those cows you always hope you get someday. Her Granddam is Tony Beauty and her daughter is Talent Barbara. There are a lot of good cows PAGE 8 - MSHN, June 2011
RF Outside Breeze EX-95
Goldfawn Advent Rae-Red-ET EX-93
in the family and I hope we can keep it going. Earlier this spring, the classification committee made her EX-95. We purchased Breeze in the Rainyridge sale several years ago. Steinberger: We’ve shown Jenicis since she was a 2-yr old. She’s an easy cow to take care of. She is EX-92, bred back and due again this winter. In 2009, she was Grand Champion at Fort Worth and in 2008 Intermediate Champion at the Southern Spring National. What does it take to develop a show winning champion? George: It is a 365 days a year job... It hard to just pull them from herd and load up to go to the show, you must take care of them differently. There are many stages depending on lactation stage, try to keep them from getting heavy, too thin, milking good, etc... Goldenberg: I am a dairy consulting nutritionist. So I say breed them to be great & feed them to win. I get paid to help you feed them, so if you need a consultant feel free to call. As far as breeding she is an Advent daughter, I was the first person to buy his semen when he was @ Glaz-way in California. I still have some of that early semen in the tank. Mason: It takes a lot of hard work, dedication and devotion. There is a lot of time and effort in dealing with show cattle. We have a pack barn, so are able to deal with them individually. Steinberger: It takes a lot of hard work, good people and good feed. You also need to have an eye for a good one. We don’t purchase any animals, but we bred for high type. What are the biggest benefit showing cattle has for your farm? George: To see your genetics working and compare them to other herds. Goldenberg: It gets your name in front of our industry. With the internet if you get Googled, people see your accomplishments and learn about you. Mason: You can earn a good reputation for having good cattle. We’ve been able to increase our bull sales. We now sell a couple hundred bulls a year. It has also helped increase the demand for our breeding stock. Steinberger: It gets us a vacation and
also makes you come home and work harder. It keeps our kids interested and helps them be productive and useful. How can showing animals benefit a junior member? George: It gives them the responsibility to take care of animals at home and get them to the show ring. It is like sports; you win some and lose some. You learn from it and try harder next time. You make friends for life, and maybe someday business partners later in life. Goldenbeg: It has taught my kids as well as me responsibility & leadership. It keeps us together as a family too. You meet so many people, and network with it. Most of my lifetime friends are people I met showing. Mason: It’s a great experience. You will meet and make a lot of friends that will become lifelong friends. It will get you in the public and help you to work with the public. Steinberger: It gives them the opportunity to spend time away from home with the family. We like to go to small shows around here and show as a family. Showing gives them something to look forward to. It can also spur their interest in judging. My son Garrett has become very involved in judging, especially in FFA and that started from his showing cattle. What was the biggest disappointment you have ever had with showing cattle? George: Probably in 2005 at Ft Worth, we took our Arlene cow to Texas, and on show day she was on the money... looked better than ever. She got thumped and didn’t even win the class. It’s just part of showing. Goldenberg: They die. Also the politics, some judges have their buddies, my saying is they could lead a jack-ass in and win the class. Mason: Our biggest disappointment has been we you put your faith and trust in someone and they abuse that trust. Steinberger: We’ve had times when we didn’t get the cow to the ring. In 2009, Jenicis was Grand at Fort Worth and looked really good. We took her to San Antonio and we thought we had a good shot at champion. The morning of the show, she flared up with mastitis. It
Tex-Stein Mozer Jenicis EX-93
was really tough to tell your 9 year old son that we needed to leave her in the stall. At San Antonio, the Grand Champion of each breed receives a $10,000 college scholarship and we thought we had a really good shot at it that year. We were able to get the cow home and back to normal. Ethics are always an important subject. What is the biggest ethical abuse you see today? George: Doctoring udders. Just because there is no milk sample or ultra-sounding, it should not be done. When ultrasound is done, milk samples should be pulled on all ultrasound animals. Also owners and fitters should sign a code of ethics at check in, (you do it you’re out) this way all bases are covered. I have seen it happen and think it should be stopped. Fitters and owners should be banned and not able to return for 3 years. Names should be published on all current web sites for 3 years and updated with list of the show that was abused. If an animal needs all this help with their udder, it shouldn’t be at the show. Goldenberg: Overage heifers. False ear tags in cows (making cows any age they want by putting Registration tags in a few weeks before the show.) Udder manipulation, Enough said. Mason: Udder manipulation. Steinberger: No enforcement of ethics. We need to develop policy and rules and stick to it. We need to determine what is and is not ethical. With heifers, it’s really frustrating with the age questions that we don’t even want to show them. There is much discussion about the size of cattle. Are cattle too tall? What is the perfect size? George: I think a 60-61 inch cow is a nice mature sized cow. If they are too big you have problems with feet and legs, and cramping becomes an issue. Goldenberg: I hate to say it, but Holstein may be right to get cows back to less than 62 inches tall. But you do not have anything unique if we have cookie cutter cattle. Mason: That’s a two-sided question. It depends on if you mean commercial or registered. For commercial dairymen a 58-59 inch cow is great, but for a
C-Cove- Allegiance Bonsai EX-90
Registered cow, I think 63-64 is fine. In today’s world, they need to be good; they don’t have to be big. Steinberger: We don’t have a problem with size as long as the judge picks out the good cattle. Anymore judges are not just picking the big one, they are doing a better job of picking the best one. Everyone has their own opinion on the correct size of cattle. A larger, healthier cow will work better in certain herds, but probably not commercial. Who are some of your mentors or role models in showing cattle? George: There are several I consider role models, But one that comes to mind, is a farmer, breeder, fitter, shower, judge, and just a good honest man.. Justin Burdett, from Windy-Knoll-View of PA. Goldenberg: Ron Heffner, one who has lasted four decades and still on top. Bob Griggs, an upbeat guy. My dad Theo Goldenberg, he was not a person who liked showing because of all the unethical stuff, but if you does anything to do it your best, and win with humility. The Kinzie family & Ed McDonald too, when he was their herdsman in Cushing, Ok. Mason: When I was growing up, Jerry Smith from Massachusetts. He had a
great herd of cows. He judged a lot of the shows and he always tried to help. Since I moved to Oklahoma, it’s Norman Bayless. He has really helped me a lot. Steinberger: My Dad, Bobby. I also have a lot of respect for Jeff Stookey. Even though he doesn’t show much anymore, I have a lot of respect for Bobby Griggs and what he does around the show ring. We have a lot of respect for our fellow competitors in Texas, especially Gerard Hoekman, John Koster and Stanley Haedge. We all enjoy the camaraderie of showing. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? George: Hard to say, Registered Holsteins are in my blood. But maybe we will just be watching from the sidelines in 10 years. I will still be following, but with my kids out of showing by then, I guess will wait and see what grandkids interest are. Goldenberg: I hope I am still here then, doing what we are doing now. My grandkids are not far from showing as well as Grant Dohle. Stacy and Dean Dohle are like family to us. Doug Thomas is a great partner and mentor. It takes a team and we have put a winning one together. These questions really should have gone to Dean and Doug. Thank you for your time, God Bless you and the Holstein cow. Mason: I hope to still be working with Registered Holsteins. I hope my herd has continued to get better. I want to have the best herd possible. I’d like that whenever anyone comes and visit the herd that as they look through the cows, they say Wow, that’s a great herd. I also hope to continue working with the Oklahoma Holstein Association. Steinberger: We hope to still be here doing the same thing. I doubt we will increase in size, just continue doing the same things.
Aspen 3 ’peats in Kansas
The Grand Champion of the All-Kansas Show was perennial show winner PoorRichs Rbn Aspen-Red-ET. This was her 3rd straight victory at the All-Kansas Show. Purchased as a bred heifer in the Kansas State Sale by David Rottinghaus, this Rubens daughter bred by Roy Buessing has enjoyed her time on the show circuit In 2009 she was Grand Champion at the New York Spring Show and the National Red & White Convention, 2nd 5-Yr Old and Hon. Mention Grand at World Dairy Expo. In 2008, she was Grand Champion at the Mid-East Fall National in Louisville. She has also been a champion at the Kansas State Fair. David Rottinghaus is a third generation dairyman. They milk 375 Registered Holsteins and farm 800
Poor-Richs Rbn Aspen-Red-ET EX-94
acres of corn and alfalfa. Over the past several years, the Rottinghaus family has enjoyed tremendous success in the show ring with three All-Americans, four Reserve All-Americans and an AllCanadian Jersey. MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 9
2012 National Convention Souvenir Book Details Announced The 2012 National Convention Souvenir Book will be the go-to book for all convention attendees. This will contain all of the schedule information, sponsor advertising, articles relating to Missouri and our breeders. We look forward to providing a beautiful full-color publication with advertising rates that are reasonable enough for all breeders to participate in. Missouri also has a special added bonus of a website link full page advertisers or website creation for others. This way your information will be right there for all attendees to see for the next year! Our goal is to promote all of Missouri and its breeders!
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January 1, 2012 Closing date for ads & material due: March 1, 2012 (all ads to be reserved by this date). Camera ready ads due April 1, 2012. No cancellations allowed after closing date. Purchase any size ad in the Souvenir book and your ad can run on Dairy Agenda Today for an additional $125. Mary Angelo & Jodi Wright look forward to working with all of you to maximize your advertising dollar to the thousands of convention attendees and Souvenir book recipients! They have worked hard to make this an outstanding publication that you will be proud to advertise in at very reasonable rates with the added benefit of a Breeder Website linked to the National Convention and Missouri Holstein websites. The sooner you book your Full Page ad or your Breeder Website, the longer the public will have to view your website. You can add updates to your website so there is no excuse not to start early! Contact us today to start your convention advertising!! If you have questions please don’t hesitate to contact one of us! Mary Angelo 417-880-5732 angeloholsteins@yahoo.com Jodi Wright 417-743-2921 jwright@missouriholstein.com
Our Money Makers!
SWAN-CREEK MR SAM GISELLE EX-90 3-00 365 2X 29,400 5.4 1584 3.0 869 2nd Missouri Fat, Jr. 3-Yr Old, 365 2x Giselle has a 3/2011 Shottle ET daughter and is due in October to Sanchez
Brandt Dairy
SWAN-CREEK MORTY FIORA EX-90 3-02 305 2X 34,395 4.4 1511 3.0 1040 1st Missouri Fat, Jr. 3-Year Old, 305 2x Fiora has a12/2010 Sanchez daughter & due in November to Guthrie
Looking forward to hosting you in 2012!
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Breeding Bulls Available
2011 Progressive Genetic Award Winners Donald Deters, Vermillion, KS 3 yrs 1557 PTPI Hendrika Vos, Cedar Point, KS 1 yrs 1608 PTPI
Cowboy Up!
2011 Missouri State Sale
Harlan & Judith Borman , Kingdom City, MO 15 yrs 1606 PTPI Todd & Brad Groves , Billings, MO 10 yrs 1588 PTPI
Sept. 17, 2011 Marshfield, Missouri
Jerry Vieth, Windthorst, TX 19 yrs 1589 PTPI Michael J. Schreiber, Windthorst TX 5 yrs 1600 PTPI Frans Beukeboom, Dublin, TX 2 yrs 1626 PTPI
2011 PBR Award Winners
Robthom Farm , Springfield, MO 56 yrs 108.1 BAA 30050M 1065F Harlan & Judith Borman, Kingdom City, MO 15 yrs 107.7 BAA 34506M 1316F Todd & Brad Groves, Billings, MO 2 yrs 107.9 BAA 34250M 1272F Alfred J. Brandt, Linn, MO 2 yrs 105.2 BAA 30833M 1219F
919P
Bobby Traweek, Dublin, TX 15 yrs 105.7 BAA 26144M
820P
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883P 1026P 1037P
George Farm Complete Dispersal
The George Farm Complete Dispersal was held May 2, 2011 at the farm in Baldwin City, Kansas. The sale showcased the excellent herd that Eugene and Laura George had developed over the past years. Topping the sale was Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET, the George Farm High Seller recent Jr Champion at the Kansas Spring Show and Reserve Jr Champ at the Southern National Jr Show. Purchased as an embryo, this Atwood from a VG-86 Gibson daughter of Tri-Day Ashlyn sold for $20,000 to Patty Strobel of Henderson, MN. The 2nd high selling animal was Miss-Long-Green CapriET, a 6/10 Destry from an EX Shottle. At $8,100, she was the purchase of Abel Villalpando, Dexter, New Mexico. EX-93 Show winner Miss-Long-Green Stmc Alexis was the selection of Jordan and Jenna Olson, Edgertown, Wisconsin for $7,900. As the day ended, cattle had been sold to 14 states with the 270 head averaging $2,546.48. The sale was managed by Burton and Associates.
Rock-Home Complete Dispersal
The Rock-Home Complete Dispersal was held Friday, April 1, 2011 at the farm in Hillsboro. Topping the sale at $20,000 was Greenlea Ad Shera-Red. This Advent daughter was recently scored EX-90 EX-MS and was purchased by Richard Green. The 2nd high selling animal was Ladys-Manor Jas Alexis-ET purchased by Eskdale Dairy for $14,600. At $11,000, Ms Atless Jasper Ashley-ET was the third high selling animal. The 199 lots averaged $2,720 with buyers from Utah, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Kansas, Wisconsin, Vermont, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Canada and Mexico. Burton and Associates managed the sale for Kevin Winters.
Selections are being made, contact: Northeast Missouri & Illinois: Larry Kleiner 217-827-3468 Arkansas: Kenneth Hall 501-745-7577 Oklahoma & Texas: Bobby Griggs 405-880-2213 Kansas: Dallas Burton 785-806-9774 Remainder of Missouri: Matt Day 717-658-4515 Iowa: Alan Dykshorn, 712-441-0686
Sale Sponsored by Missouri Holstein Association Sale Chairman, Dean Dohle
Dairy Judging Camp to be Held
A three-day dairy judging camp being held June 28 – 30 at the University of Missouri in Columbia will focus on helping children develop skills in communication, and decisionmaking, while helping them increase their self-confidence. “Dairy judging helps build good character,” said Karla Deaver, a 4-H youth development specialist with MU Extension. “In addition to communication skills, the practice in decision-making and defending those decisions is invaluable preparation for life’s choices.” Each day of the camp, participants will visit a local farm and judge classes. Afternoons will include touring the veterinary school, practicing oral reasons, meeting with judging team alumni and working on individual skill development. One Missouri 4-H alumnus credits judging experiences with helping her develop life skills. Leslie Sheppard Appleton, currently a teacher in Cabool, said, “I have had the chance to meet some of the greatest people in the world, visit many different states, and gain vital experiences in public speaking. Giving oral reasons helped me sharpen my speaking abilities. In today’s society, communication is the key to success. If you are not able to communicate with people then you probably will not be very successful in your career or in any other aspect of life.” By becoming involved in judging teams, many young people develop a lifelong interest in the industry, and often go on to agriculture-related careers. Judging team alumni are in many leadership positions within the industry, and continue to assist in training 4-H and FFA judges. “These types of experiences are irreplaceable and there is no dollar value to them. To some agriculture students, judging contests are our avenue to compete. This is no different than the athletes getting the opportunity to play in the NAIA, or NCAA Tournament,” said Appleton. For more information on this event, contact Karla Deaver at the Lawrence County Extension Center in Mt. Vernon, (417) 466-3102, Ted Probert at the Wright County Extension Center in Hartville, (417)741-6134. MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 11
2011 Missouri Spring Show April 2, 2011 - Columbia, MO Judge: Mike Bodenhausen, KS Winter Heifer Calf 1. Aragorn Countess Queen, David Day, Bolivar; 2. Hack Talent MS Daisy Rae-ET, Nora Hackmann, Marthasville; 3. Wrightvale L Damion Gillea, Lora Wright, Clever Fall Heifer Calf 1. Golden-Dream Dundee Jin, Phil & Nancy Hamner, Willow Springs; 2. Mik-Nels Linjet Atley, Steven Nelson, Grovespring; 3. Whitehead Advent Nikkimouse, Lauren Whitehead, Conway Summer Yearling 1. M-M-T-Ley Chrysler Dotti, Thomas Ley, Washington; 2. McClellen Bo Sara, Katelyn McClellan, Niangua; 3. Whitehead 1st Class Bordeaux, B.L.&T. Whitehead Spring Yearling 1.Tri-Day Meralda-ET, Curtis & David Day, Bolivar; 2. U-MO Sanchez Arin, University of Missouri, Columbia; 3. Lenzway Rhapsody Roxana, Manulea Bedoya, Mt. Vernon Winter Yearling 1. Ms Golden Dream Riplee, Tara Kocher & Jeff Conrad, Willow Springs; 2. Mik-Nels Domino Dimples, Steven Nelson, Grovespring; 3. Lenzway Amore Allie, Manuela Bedoya, Mt. Vernon Fall Yearling 1. Ram-Elle Durchan Jaylo-ET, Michelle Ramaeker, Mountain Grove; 2. Greenlea Maple Marla-Red-ET, Tara Kocher & Jeff Conrad, Willow Springs; 3. Ms Md-Delight Sanchez Allison, Bailee Whitehead & Kameron Farmer
All-Texas Holstein Show March 26, 2011 Judge: John Erbsen, IL
All-Texas Winter Calf: Ms Kow-Castle Alexndr Tabr, Kow Castle Holsteins All-Texas Fall Calf: Greenlea Deb Rhoda-Red-ET, Alyson Philips All-Tx Summer Calf: M-W-D Adwood Betsy 16-ET, Justin & Renae Heida All-Texas Spring Yearling: Ms JMK Laurin 9618, Jeff Koster All-Texas Winter Yearling: Po-Lin-Max Dir Angie-Red-ET, Morgan Cavitt All-Texas Fall Yearling: Lin-Crest RL Raquel-Red-ET, A. Philips & J. Koster All-Tx Unfresh 2-Yr Old: M-W-D Melvin Mia 10895-Red, Justin & Renae Heida Junior Champion: Po-Lin-Max Dir Angie-Red-ET Res. Jr Champion: Greenlea Deb Rhoda-Red-ET All-Tx Jr. Best Three Females: Hoek-Tex Farms All-Texas Jr. 2-Yr Old: M-W-D Destry Andrea 10297, Justin & Renae Heida All-Texas Sr. 2-Yr Old: Holbric Dundee Lysol-ET, Justin & Renae Heida PAGE 12 - MSHN, June 2011
2011 Missouri Spring Show Grand Champion was Goldfawn Advent Rae-Red-ET owned by Nate Goldenberg, McGregor, Texas
Junior Champion Ms Golden-Dream Riplee Res. Jr Champion Golden-Dream Dundee Jin Jr. Best Three Females 1. Whitehead Farm, Conway; 2. Wrightvale Farm, Clever Dry 3 & 4-Yr Old 1. U-MO Jordan Talula, University of Missouri Dry Aged Cow 1. Tri-Day Satin Queen-ET, David Day, Bolivar Jr. 2-Yr Old 1. Hack Talent Elbertha Ra-Red, Nora Hackmann, Marthasville Sr. 2-Yr Old 1. Aragorn Satin Queenetta-ET, David Day, Bolivar; 2. Swan-Creek Roy Aggie, Brandt Dairy, Linn; 3. U-MO Buckeye Opal, University of Missouri, Columbia Jr. 3-Yr Old 1. Radine Damion Margie-ET, University of Missouri, Columbia; 2. Yortons Advent Woelsha-ET, David Day & Gary Yorton,
All-TX Jr. 3-Yr Old: JMK Milkman 8448, Jeff Koster All-Texas Sr. 3-Yr Old: M-W-D Genuine Tyler 8053, Justin & Renae Heida Intermediate Champion: Holbric Dundee Lysol-ET Res. Int. Champion: Hardee-Rock Jasper ABC-ET All-Texas 4-Yr Old: Tex-Stein Lyle Seungin, Tex-Stein Holsteins All-Texas 5-Yr Old: Sooner Givenchy Lillian, Kline Jones All-Texas Aged Cow: Tex-Stein Mozer Jenicis, Gabe Steinberger All-Texas 125,000 lb Cow: Hoek-Tex Derry 4406-ET, Case Hoekman Sr. & Grand Champ, Bred & Owned: Tex-Stein Mozer Jenicis Res. Sr. & Grand Champion: Sooner Givenchy Lillian All-Texas Best Three Females: Tex-Stein Dairy All-Texas Dairy Herd: Tex-Stein Dairy All-Texas Produce of Dam: Nicole Hoff Premier Exhibitor & Breeder: Tex-Stein Dairy
Bolivar; 3. BKB Jasper America-ET, Tara Kocher & Jeff Conrad, Willow Springs Sr. 3-Yr Old 1. Ram-Elle Turbo Venus, Michelle Ramaeker; 2. U-MO Advent PennyRed, University of Missouri, Columbia Intermediate Champion Ram-Elle Turbo Venus Res. Intermediate Champion Radine Damion Margie-ET 4-Yr Old 1. Aragorn-DW Emperssion-ET, David Day & David Wolf, Bolivar 5-Yr Old 1. Goldfawn Advent Rae-Red, Abbi Goldenberg, McGregor, TX; 2. Radine Goldwyn Model-ET, Borman Farm, Kingdom City; 3. Viethsons Outside Sheryl, Katie Wantland, Niangua Aged Cow 1. Klassens Stormatic Val, Bailee Whitehead, Conway; 2. U-MO Durham Patty, University of Missouri, Columbia Sr & Grand Champion Goldfawn Advent Rae-Red-ET Res. Sr & Grand Champion Radine Goldwyn Model-ET Produce of Dam 1. Produce of Radine Goldwyn Model-ET, University of Missouri & Alfred Brandt; 2. Produce of Ms Hacks SS Ella RaeRed-ET, Nora Hackmann, Marthasville Dam/Offspring 1. Radine Goldwyn Model-ET & Sanchez Miracle-ET, Borman & Brandt; 2. Tri-Day Satin QueenET & Satin Queenetta, David Day Best Three Females 1. Tri-Day Farm, Bolivar; 2. Wantland Dairy, Niangua Breeders Herd 1. Tri-Day Farm, Bolivar
Johnson Joins ABS as Cornerstone Specialist for Missouri Leah Johnson has joined the ABS Global team as Midwest Cornerstone Specialist. Johnson grew up on a 130-cow dairy in LaCrescent, Minnesota. After graduating from UW-River Falls in 2007, she spent nearly four years with the American Jersey Cattle Association as their Central Plains Area Rep and Type Appraiser. Previously, managed a six state membership area, participated in sale selection and animal preparation, and linear scoring cows across the nation. As Midwest Cornerstone Specialist, Johnson will be responsible for assisting field staff with education and promotion of developing new herds, as well as working with staff to evaluate and maintain data in herds already participating in the ABS Cornerstone™ program. She will also be responsible for on-farm evaluation, coordinating and assisting with picturing of ABS sired progeny along with arranging and conducting ABS daughter and herd tours. Johnson’s role will include covering territory in part of Wisconsin eastern Iowa, northern Illinois and Missouri.
One of Our Treasures
U-WING MORTY TRACIE-ET EX-91 EEEEE 6-09 365 2X 40,700 2.8 1145 2.9 1187 Lft: 1812 144,080 2.8 3963 3.0 4288 Fresh in May and off to a great start! Her Dam is an 2E-91 Rudolph with 35,390M and 210,020 3.7 7844 3.3 7001 lft
Tracie’s GRANDDAM
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Activist Trixie VG-85
4-06 365 2x 34,029 4.7 1588 3.2 1076 U-Wing Rampage Tia *RC VG-85
3-00 297 2x 26,040 4.1 1068 2.9 767
Tia has an 11/09 Destry bred heifer and
11/10 Advent twins -one’s red & one’s black!
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Roy Tawny, fancy springing heifer bred
to Guthrie DRYFORK SOUTHWIND TREASURE 3E-90 5-02 365 2X 34,753 3.4 1167 2.8 987 Lft: 207,400 3.5 7291 3.1 6337
Tim 417-818-6455 uwingholsteins@aol.com
U-Wing Holsteins Fordland, Missouri
Jason 417-689-2016 uwinggen@aol.com MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 13
2011 All- Kansas Holstein Show March 17, 2011, Hutchinson, KS Judge: Scott Culbertson, MN
Winter Heifer Calf 1. Woods-Valley Spirte Ciara, Brittnay George, Baldwin City Fall Heifer Calf 1. Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET, George Dairy, Baldwin City; 2. Kinsgmill Sanchez Tosha-ET, Brittnay George, Baldwin City; 3.On-Cloudnine Lhero Luxury, Dwight Rokey, Sabetha Summer Yearling 1. Greenlea RL Cindy K-Red-ET, Jody Goodman; Rokeyroad Sanchez Revel, Dwight Rokey, Sabetha; 3. Dwight Rokey, Rokeyroad Milkshake-Red; 4. Lin-Crest SDG Aurora-ET, Erin Leach, Lawrence Spring Yearling 1. Miss-Long-Green Bianca, Brittnay George, Baldwin City; 2. Lin-Crest-HBD Apple Fuji, Taylor Leach & Annie Holton, Lawrence; 3. Paulinn Dundee Maria 737, Maggie Seiler Winter Yearling 1. Po-Lin-Max Angelica-Red-ET, Taylor Leach & Colton Buessin, Lawrence; 2. Miss-Long-Green Cassidy-Red, Brittany George, Baldwin City; 3. Miss-LongGreen Ariana, Peyton Fast Fall Yearling 1. Poor-Richs Laramie Avery, Maryna Buessing, Axtell; 2. Poor-Richs Debon Dixie, Colton Buessing, Axtell; 3. Rokeyroad Redliner Sweet-Red, Dwight Rokey, Sabetha
2011 All-Kansas Show Grand Champion was Poor-Richs Rbns Aspen-Red-ET, owned by David Rottinghaus, Seneca
Junior Champion Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET Res. Jr. Champion Miss-Long-Green Bianca Junior 3 Best 1. Brittnay George, Baldwin City; 2. Dwight Rokey, Sabetha Jr Unfreshened 2 Yr 1. Whitaker Asteroid Swanee, Taylor & Erin Leach, Lawrence; 2. Plain-O Aspen Tada, Trevor Klipp; 3. Christy Ratliff Sr. 2 Yr Old 1. My Ladys Manor Alexis, Kevin Winter, Hillsobor; 2. BW-EG Advent MS Stelle, Spencer Fast Sr 3 Yr Old 1. C-Cove Allegiance Bonsai, Brittnay George, Baldwin City; 2. Ziems Stormatic Laurin, Christian Buessing, Axtell; 3. Rokeyroad SS Deuce Mapleleaf, Dwight Rokey, Sabeta Intermediate Champion C-Cove Allegiance Bonsai
Res. Intermediate Champion My Ladys Manor Alexis 4-Yr Old 1.Rokeyroad Advent Sunday-Red, Dwight Rokey; 2. Poor-Richs Redman Tootsie, Colton Buessing; 3. KeyJewel Durham Seven, Spencer Fast 5-Yr Old 1.Henkeseen Burham Heidi-ET, David Rottinghaus, Seneca; 2.Rokeyroad Allen Rebeka, Dwight Rokey, Sabetha; 3. Paulinn Dundee Coral 347, Jill Seiler Aged Cow 1. Duckett JK Lijet Sassy, David Rottinghaus, Seneca; 2. Rokeyroad Rubens Trista, Dwight Rokey, Sabetha; 3. Poor Richs Advent Jewel, Buessing Dairy, Axtell 100,000 lb Cow 1. Poor-Richs Rbns Aspen Red-ET, David Rottinghaus, Seneca; 2. Paulinn Outside Snicker 235, Maggie Seiler; 3. Poor-Richs Advent Blossom, Buessing Dairy, Axtell Sr. & Grand Champion Poor-Richs Rbns Aspen-Red-ET Res. Grand Champion C-Cove Allegiance Bonsai Res. Sr. Champion Henkeseen Durham Heidi-ET Best Bred and Owned Rokeyroad Advent Sunday-Red Best 3 Female 1. Dwight Rokey, Sabetha Daughter-Dam: 1. Brittnay George, Baldwin City
Roy Buessing For Region 7 Holstein Director
The Buessing family: Back row: Colton, Christian, Blaise; Middle row: Maryna, Patty, Roy, Quinn; Front Row: Aspen
• Family Farm -In partnership with brother. Milking 150 Registered Holsteins with RHA of 23,498M 861F 734P • Served as President of Kansas Holstein Association • Served 5 times as delegate to National Holstein Convention • Currently serves on Holstein USA’s Show Committee • Previously served on Holstein USA Nominating Committee • Attended Kansas State University • Bred Poor-Richs Rbns Aspn-Red-ET, an All-American Red & White A Dairyman who wants to work to help make this industry better for his children. If you have any questions for Roy, please contact him at 785-799-4514
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Silk’s Family Keeps Shining & Growing
BEST-SUNRISE CHESPK SILK-ET EX-92 EX-MS GMD DOM 3-11 365 2X 42,966 3.2 1481 3.0 1296 6-01 365 2X 39,151 3.7 1441 2.7 1078 3rd Missouri Protein Her Dam: Paulkay Blackstar Sandra EX-91 EX-MS GMD DOM Both Silk & Sandra have over 30,000M and 200,000 lft Silk’s 5 daughters are all Very Good or Excellent and have produced over 30,000M. Silk has had both sons and grandsons enter AI. Silk and Sandra,-a National class winning Jr. 3, have long been the anchor of our herd. It’s been a joy to work with such an outstanding family and watch them continue to develop generation after generation.
The Silk Influence Currently at Best-Sunrise! • Best-Sunrise Boss Sundae EX-91 • Best-Sunrise Boss Skylite EX-90 • • •
Best-Sunrise Toystory Spot VG-86 Best-Sunrise Toystory Sweet-ET G+83@2y (needs to see the classifier!) Boss-Sunrise Goldwyn Sonic G+83@2y (needs to see the classifier!)
The Next Generation! • • • • • •
Best-Sunrise Lou Snowflake Best-Sunrise Airraid Silas Best-Sunrise Talent Skylar Best-Sunrise Mac Sassy Best-Sunrise Dundee Sugar Best-Sunrise Elmo Salmon (will calve soon)
Many more are on the way!
Come check out the Silk Influence yourself on the 2012 National Holstein Convention pre-tour!
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Richard & Shirley, Michael & Hope Best 417-967-2465 * 6340 Lilly Rd, Houston, MO 65483 Fax: 417-967-5615 www.holstein.com email: bsunrise@centurytel.net
Interest Proves Strong at Oklahoma State Sale
The Oklahoma State Sale was held Friday April 8, 2011 in Stillwater, Oklahoma. The sale featured an outstanding lineup of cattle, including Wilstar Advent AnnaRed-ET and Colbentz Laurin Sue. Both animals went through the sale and the next day won their classes in the Southern Spring National Show. Topping the sale at $15,300 was MDF Goldwyn Breezer 40-ET, an 10/2010 Goldwyn daughter of the Southern Spring National Grand Champion, RF Outside Breeze. Consigned by Todd Mason, Kingfisher, OK, she was the purchase of T&L Cattle Company, Rosedale, British Columbia. Genomics were also proved to be a strong consideration with the 2nd high seller a 1st choice Gold Chip from Hendel Bolivr Basil 2659 with GTPI +1925G selling for $9,200. Consigned by Hendel Farm, Caledonia, Minnesota, she was the selection of Ken Horn & Brian Begert, Niellsville, WI. The 73 lots averaged $3593.85. The sale was sponsored by the Oklahoma Holstein Association and was assisted by Dykshorn Sales Service. The sales staff included Bob Griggs, Gary Estes, Alan Dykshorn, John Erbsen, Scott Culbertson, David Jones, Nate Goldenberg, Dallas Burton and Kenneth Hall. All attendees enjoyed a pre-sale BBQ sponsored by Southwest Dairy Farmers. T&L Cattle Company, Rosedale, British Columbia MDF Goldwyn Breezer 40-ET (10/10) S: Braedale Goldwyn Todd Mason, Kingfisher, OK Ken Horn & Brian Begert, Niellsville, Wisconsin Choice from Hendel Bolivr Basil 2659 S: Mr Chassity Gold Chip (Hendel Farm, Caledonia, MN) Todd Mason & Bruce Tencleve Coblentz Laurin Sue (12/08) S: Den-K Marshall LL Laurin (Tencleve Farms, Little Rock, AR) Stanley Haedge, Hico, Texas Lindale Braxton June (9/10) S: Regancrest-S Braxton-ET (Dale & Linda Drendel, Hampshire, IL)
High Seller at the 2011 Oklahoma State Sale MDF Goldwyn Breezer 40-ET at $15,300.
$15,300
$9,200
$8,100
$6,900
Summer’s Coming & It’s Getting HOT at Ram-Elle NEW ADDITION:
Kingsgold Dir Julia-Red-ET Born: 9-8-09 Sire: Scientific Director-Red-ET Dam: Reedale Storm June-Red EX 90 3 yr All-American R&W Jr 2 yr old 2007 Reserve All-American Jr 3 yr old 2008 Julia was purchased at the Oklahoma State Sale and is due in December to Comestar Lheros. Thanks to Nate Goldenberg for making her available.
UPDATE: RAM-ELLE TURBO VENUS VG 87 VG 88 MS
Sire: Ernest-Anthony Turbo-ET (Aspen X Ernest-Anthony SD Tobi EX 96) Dam: Ram-Elle Zenith Vicky 1st Sr. 3-Yr Old & Int. Champion, Missouri Spring Show 2011 3rd Sr. 3-Yr Old, Southern Spring National 2011 Venus has a Mr. Dundee Hawk March heifer calf that will be at the summer shows. Venus will be classified in July.
Ram-Elle Holsteins & Jerseys Michelle Ramaeker and Loren Eilenstine 840 Highway AD, Mtn Grove, MO 65711 Phone: 417-926-2679 Email: mramaeker@yahoo.com Your source for Priority products & Taurus Service Sires
Ms Golden-Dream Audrey-Red Sire: KHW Kite Advent-Red Audrey’s maternal line goes back to Kingstead Chief Adeen. She just made 19 embryos by Hylite Barbwire (Shaquille X Rainyridge Talent Barbara EX 95).
FANCY SHOW CALF FOR 2011: Ram-Elle Resolute Paisley Born: 3-2-11 Sire: Pierstein Dnde Resolute (Dundee X Thrulane James Rose EX 97) Dam: Ram-Elle Tucker Penny MGD: Ram-Elle First Edition Emmy VG 88 Watch for Paisley in the Spring heifer classes.
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2011 Missouri Holstein Field Day
o t d u o Pr st Ho July 23, 2011 Heins Family Farms 9788 Hwy T Higginsville, Missouri Directions to Farm: From I-70 take exit 52(Aullville exit) take Route T 4 miles north watch for sign From Business Route 13 Hwy in Higginsville take Route T 3 miles south watch for sign
Come Visit one of Missouri’s Newest Dairies! Lunch will be provided. Registration begins 10:00 am - Tours & Demonstrations 10:30 am
For more information, contact: Heins Family Farm, 660-584-7862 (Home & Office) or 660-238-7862 (Paul’s Cell) Missouri Holstein Association, 417-743-2921 PAGE 18 - MSHN, June 2011
Our Springtime Sparkler
Sue
COBLENTZ LAURIN VG-88 VG-89 MS@ 2-Yr 2-05 79 3x 8,024 5.4 440 2.8 222 Inc (Laurin X Mr Sam X 2E-91 Mich X EX-93 Emory X EX-92 Mark)
1st place Sr. Two Year Old 2011 Southern Spring National Open Show Sue is housed and owned with Todd Mason in Oklahoma
More 2011 Southern Spring National Highlights!
Tencleve Durham Bayfor, 2nd Intermediate Calf Tencleve Dundee Satin, 5th Summer Yearling 2nd place Junior Best Three
Look for Sue to Continue to Light Up the Show Ring This Summer and Fall!
Tencleve Farms Bruce Tencleve
13008 Cherry Laurel Little Rock, AR 72211 501-519-3856 PAGE 20 - MSHN, June 2011
Tim Tencleve
8545 East Highway 197 Scranton, AR 72863 479-938-7500
Brandt Tencleve
197 East State Hwy 197 Scranton, AR 72863 479-774-1124
Felt Across the Plains e z e re
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2011 Southern Spring National Grand Champion
BREEZE
RF OUTSIDE 2E-95 5-03 365 3x 37,705 4.3 1627 3.3 1240 A Granddaughter of Tony Beauty! Dam of Rainyridge Talent Barbara EX-95 All-American & All-Canadian 4-Yr Old 2010
BREEZE has a Oct. 2010 Goldwyn Daughter and a Dec. 2010 Sanchez Daughter BREEZE is being flushed to Talent. Inquiries Welcome!
Photos Sarah Damrow
Thanks to everyone who helped us make the Southern National such a memorable and successful experience!
BAA: 106.2 66 EX, 190 VG, 266 G+ RHA: 648 cows 25,276M 870F 774P
Mason Dairy Farm
Todd, Gia, Lexi & Cassie Mason Kingfisher, Oklahoma
ph: 405-408-8941 MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 21
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Agriculture Department Point Lookout, Missouri
Our vision is‌ to develop citizens of Christ-like character who are well-educated, hardworking, and patriotic.
James Penn
Dairy Farm Manager Assistant Professor of Agriculture
jpenn@cofo.edu (417) 690-3353 www.cofo.edu
Providing the opportunity to graduate college debt-free through the College of the Ozarks work-study program.
College of the Ozarks welcomes you to Missouri for the 2012 National Holstein Convention!
Education plus experience... Setting the trend!
Juniors - Jot it Down...
Missouri Spring Show Results
Desthaven Skyfame Jenna
Southern Spring National Jr Show Results Senior & Grand Champion Desthaven Skyfame Jenna, London Jones, Hico, Texas Reserve Grand Champion: Dark-Horse Outside Diesel, Tyler Schafer, Kingfisher, OK Intermediate Champion: M-W-D Genuine Tyler 8053, Justin & Renae Heida, Hereford, Texas Res. Intermediate Champion: JMK Milkman 8448, Jeff Koster, Comanche, Texas Junior Champion: Hoff-Hill 4Aces Debbie, Dustin Kirkpatrick, Godley, Texas Reserve Junior Champion: Kingsmill Atwood Allison-ET, Brittnay George, Baldwin City, Kansas Best Bred & Owned: Miss-Long-Green Tae, Brittnay George, Baldwin City, KS Junior Showmanship: Kaylie Zapalac Intermediate Showmanship: Tucker Peterson Senior Showmanship: Tyler Schafer Judy Collinsworth Winner: Taylor German, Cushing, OK
All-Kansas Jr Show Results
Grand & Intermediate. Champion C-Cove Allegiance Bonsai, Brittnay George, Baldwin City Reserve Grand Champion & Sr Champion: Poor-Richs Redman Tootsie, Colton Buessing, Axtell Reserve Senior Champion: Paulinn Dundee Coral 347, Jill Seiler, Valley Center Reserve Intermediate Champion: Ziems Storatic Laurin, Christina Buessing, Axtell Junior Champion: Miss-Long-Green Bianca, Brittnay George, Baldwin City Reserve Junior Champion: Kingsmill Sanchez Tosha-ET, Brittnay George
Windthorst Wins Judging Contest
Congratulations to the 2011 Windthorst Texas FFA Dairy Judging Team. They won the Texas FFA Dairy Judging Contest and will compete this Fall at the National FFA Convention. Team members are Adam Hoff, Jacob Meurer, Garrett Steinberger and Abby Wolf. Good luck in Indianapolis!
Senior & Grand Champion Klassens Stormatic Val, Bailee Whitehead, Conway Reserve Grand Champion: Viethsons Outside Sheryl, Katie Wantland, Niangua Intermediate Champion: Hack Talent Elbertha Ra-Red, Nora Hackmann, Marthasville Junior Champion: Mik-Nels Domino Dimples, Steven Nelson, Grovespring Reserve Junior Champion: Ms Md-Delight Sanchez Allison, Whitehead & Farmer Junior Showmanship: Lauren Whitehead Intermediate Showmanship: Steven Nelson Senior Showmanship: Nora Hackmann Overall Showmanship Winner: Steven Nelson
All-Texas Jr Show Results
Senior & Grand Champion Sooner Givenchy Lillian, Kline Jones, Hico Reserve Grand Champion: Hoff-Hill Mart Jenny, Adam Hoff, Windthorst Best Bred & Owned: Hoff-Hill Mart Jenny, Adam Hoff Intermediate Champion: JMK Milkman 8448, Jeff Koster, Comanche Res. Intermediate Champion: Hoff-Hill Dur-Emory Sassy, Adam Hoff, Windthorst Junior Champion: Po-Lin-Max Dir Angie-Red-ET, Morgan Cavitt, Stephenville Reserve Junior Champion: Ms JMK Laurin 9618, Jeff Koster, Comanche Junior Showmanship: Alyson Philips Senior Showmanship: Dustin Kirpatrick
Missouri Junior Calf Raffle Tickets
Missouri Juniors are selling raffle tickets for LSD ToyStory Abbey-TW, a September 2010 fancy Toystory heifer. Her dam is an Outside granddaughter. Leland and Sandy Thornhill have graciously donated the calf and plan to have her at the South Central District Show for everyone to see. Raffle tickets are available from any Missouri Junior member at $5 each or 6 for $25. The drawing for the winner of the calf will be August 20 at the Missouri State Fair. For more information or more raffle tickets, contact Crystal Rademacher, 573-437-6565 or crystal7@fidnet.com. MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 23
Starting Making Plans for Missouri in 2012
The 2012 National Holstein Convention in Missouri is only 12 months away! Many great activities have been planned for your visit to Missouri. The pre-convention tours and host day tours will give you the opportunity to visit great herds and see some of the sights for which the Springfield and Branson area are famous. There will be three opportunities for preconvention tours. One tour will visit some of Missouri’s great Holstein herds. BestSunrise Dairy is located in South Central Missouri at Houston, where ‘A Passion For Breeding Good Cows’ has been a lifelong goal. Best-Sunrise is owned and operated by Richard & Shirley Best along with their son, Michael. They milk 100 Registered Holsteins with a BAA of 107.0 and have been awarded Holstein’s PBR Award 15 times. The next stop will be Golden-Dream Holsteins. Originally from Pennsylvania the Hamner family located to Willow Springs Mo six years. Type is a specialty at Golden-Dream. Their herd consists of 70 milking cows with 14 Excellent and 16 Very Good. They have won numerous All-Missouri awards. The 2nd pre-convention tour allows you to have fun in the water with a guided fly fishing trip for Rainbow and Brown trout in the waters of Taneycomo Lake near Branson.. The boats used on the western streams and rivers are perfect for the waters in the Taneycomo portion of the White River. They are specifically designed for fly fishing; very stable and maneuver easily in the shallow areas of Taneycomo as well the faster water during generation. The River Run Outfitter guides are excellent instructors and are always ready to share their knowledge and passion for fly fishing with others. A trip to Carthage and the Precious Moments chapel is on tap for the 3rd pre-convention tour. Precious Moments artwork is among the most recognized art in the world, sharing
messages of loving, caring and sharing with collectors from around the globe. In 1984, Sam Butcher moved to Carthage and began building a chapel inspired by Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel. Today the Chapel is a stunning sight. Around every turn are murals, angels, stained glass, and other bits of Sam’s artwork. The Fountain of Angels, Wedding Island, and The Gallery all make the Park experience an unforgettable one. The host day tours will give you more opportunities to check out some outstanding Holsteins as well as some well-known tourist attractions. Tours will visit Robthom Holsteins, the herd made famous by the Robert and Marianna Thomson family. With numerous AllAmericans, a former national production leader, and having bred well-known bulls like Robthom Integrity and Robthom Moscow, a stop at this Springfield farm is a must. The farm of Lonnie, Todd & Brad Groves is another chance to see top-notch Holsteins. Deep pedigrees with high production and extreme type shape their breeding program. They currently have a RHA over 24,900M and a BAA of 107.9 with 18 Excellent 54 Very Good cows. A visit to the College of the Ozarks is not to be missed. This private college is known as Hard Work U. In lieu of tuition, many of the students work in some position at the college. A great herd of Holsteins, along with a beautiful chapel and a gorgeous campus will make this a favorite stop. There will be more opportunities to visit Branson including a trip to Silver Dollar City and an experience aboard the Showboat Branson Belle. Fantastic Caverns, the only drive through cave in the country and a stop at the original Bass Pro Shop are also on the schedule for host day. For more information, check out holsteinconvention2012.com.
Missouri is Ready to Show Your More - Come Explore!
In addition to the Springfield-Branson area that Holstein Convention attendees will have the opportunity to visit and explore, Missouri is rich with cities and communities who are ready to ‘ShowYou Missouri’. Hannibal, known as America’s Hometown, keeps the days of Mark Twain alive. Tour Twain’s home, cruise the Mighty Mississippi, explore the caves from Mark Twain’s books, visit historic homes, attend one of the many festivals and relive the magic of Tom and Huck. The Lake of the Ozarks is Missouri’s largest lake destination, with more than 1,150 total miles of shoreline, including a main channel that stretches 92 miles. There is an abundance of water activities here. You’ll find lodging from rustic cottages to camping to major resort facilities; restaurants from franchised fast food eateries to one-of-a-kind gourmet dining to wineries; top rated championship golf courses to challenging put-put minigolf; craft shops to outlet malls; state parks to water parks. Recreation is the name of the game. “From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent...” with those words English Prime Minister Winston Churchill put the town of Fulton into immortality. The site of the famous “Iron Curtain” speech, has become a PAGE 24 - MSHN, June 2011
landmark complete with a restored 12th century London church and pieces of the Berlin Wall. The fascination with the days of the old west and St. Joseph will give you a first hand look. Tour the stables where the Pony Express began in 1860, and the house where the notorious Jesse James met his end in 1882. Interested in one of Missouri’s favorite sons? Then look no further than Independence and the Harry S Truman Presidential Library. During your visit, you can learn about the life behind this incredible man. Walk through his neighborhood, stop in at the soda fountain on historic Independence Square where he had his first job, and see the sites where this former president met his wife and went to school It’s more than a cow town now. Established as the starting point for wagon trains heading over the Santa Fe, California and Oregon trails, Kansas City today is a metropolitan area that still retains its small town atmosphere with tree-lined boulevards, bubbling fountains and a large number of parks. Kansas City is famous for its steaks, barbecue, & jazz. Home to many of Missouri’s springfed streams and crystal clear waters, Southeast Missouri truly is a haven for nature lovers. The extreme southeastern
corner, known as the “Bootheel” because of its shape, is rich in Missouri history and agriculture. Southeast Missouri gives you the feel of the Deep South with the southern drawls, cotton fields and home cooking. The Ozark National Scenic Riverways are also home to some of the most beautiful countryside and trails and streams in the country. St. Louis is not only the Gateway to the West, but your gateway to fun and adventure. Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch, towering 630-feet over the Mississippi River. Explore Forest Park’s 1,300 acres of lakes, walking paths and attractions. On a budget?, St. Louis offer many world-class free attractions, including the Art Museum, Zoo, Science Center, the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Grant’s Farm, and the Missouri History Museum. On your way to Springfield, drive Old Route 66 and visit some of the “Mother Road’s” most fascinating stops. Hermann has been chosen several times for the title of Missouri’s most beautiful town. It offers the charm of old Germany and beautiful vineyards in the hills above town. Grape growing and wine making in Hermann and the surrounding countryside have been ongoing since the arrival of the first German settlers in the early 1800s. Today, there are seven award-winning wineries within a 15-mile radius of Hermann.
Show Winning Red Roxy
Ms Hack SS Ella
Rae -Red-ET EX-92 EX-94-MS 2-04 2x 269d 15,433 4.3% 670 3.0% 467
3-02 2x 365d 24,027 4.5% 1089 3.6% 858 Due in September for the Fall Red & White Shows!
2010 Show Winnings
Ella Rae's Pedigree
All-Missouri Sr. 3-Yr-Old Dam of All-Missouri Produce of Dam Member of All-Missouri Dam & Daughter 1st Sr. 3-Yr-Old & Res. Intermediate MO Spring Show 1st Sr. 3-Yr-Old & Res. Intermediate Southern Spring Nat'l 1st Sr. 3-Yr-Old & Intermediate Southern Spring Nat'l - Jr. Show 1st Sr. 3 Yr-Old, Intermediate & HM Grand MO State Fair 1st Sr. 3-Yr-Old & Intermediate MO State Fair - Jr. Show 8th Sr. 3-Yr-Old Grand Int'l R&W Show - World Dairy Expo 4th Sr. 3-Yr-Old Mid-East Fall R&W Show - NAILE - Louisville
Sire: Pursuit September Storm-ET-RC Dam: West Port Arron Doon A-Red-ET VG-85 3-03 365d 34,643 3.0% 1041 3.3% 1129 2nd Dam: Scientific Cherry Rae-Red VG-86 6-05 365d 36,303 4.8% 1739 3.7% 1336 3rd Dam: Scientific Jubilant Rae-ET EX-90 DOM 5-11 365d 38,880 4.1% 1608 3.4% 1329 4th Dam: Tony Rae EX-96-3E GMD DOM 5th Dam: Roxette EX-94-2E GMD 6th Dam: TT Roxette EX-90 GMD DOM 30* 7th Dam: "Queen of the Breed" Roxy EX-97-4E GMD 6*
Daughters
Ella has daughters by Durham (due in October to Advent), Talent December Calf x Ella's Durham daughter, RED Talent (due in June to DeMello & has DeMello pregnancies due in September) & a FANCY RED Talent March Yearling that is READY TO FLUSH! Roy PaRsons
MIKE & noRa HaCKMann
229 Purina Dr., Gray Summitt, MO 63039 Ph: 636.742.6673 Cell: 636.388.5750 Email: rodapar@netzero.net
10220 Hwy D, Marthasville, MO 63357 Ph: 636.433.2494 Cell: 314.422.9723 Email: mwhackmann@landolakes.com
HoUsED aT sTaRsTRUCK CaTTLE CoMPany - DEan DoHLE - Ph: 417.838.8036
2011 Arkansas Membership Directory John Beeman 22438 Harper Ln, Gentry, AR 72734, 479-736-2485 cbeeman4@centurytel.net Monica Colbert 17243 Hwy 412, Alpena, AR 72611 870-437-2448 Crawley’s Valley View Farms LLC 13585 Crawley Road, Gravette, AR 72736 479-291-4552 tlcrawley@centurytel.net Fisher Dairy 232 Ridge Road, Beebe, AR 72012 501-412-5973 milkcow7@yahoo.com Fulacre Dairy Farm Inc 17243 Hwy 412, Alpena, AR 72611 870-437-2448 Anthony Fultz 17243 Hwy 412, Alpena, AR 72611 870-437-2448 David Fultz 17243 Hwy 412, Alpena, AR 72611 870-437-2448 Mark Fultz 17243 Hwy 412, Alpena, AR 72611 870-437-2448 Lawrence Geels 444 Ahne Rd, Scranton, AR 72863 479-938-2591 Green Acres Dairy 260 Hwy 25N, Greenbrier, AR 72059 501-679-2406 greenacresdairy@hughes.net Jim Griffin 15542 Logan Cave Road, Siloam Springs, AR 772761 479-736-2574 ozarkacres@earthlink.net Kenneth Hall 173 County Line Road, Clinton, AR 72031 501-745-7577 Neil Hall 194 Ed Bryant Road, Clinton, AR 72031 501-893-9917
Jerry Hall 739 Oak Tree Road, Damascus, AR 72039 501-335-7443 Wade Hall 962 Austin Road Clinton, AR 72031 501-454-7806 Marvin Helms 939 Helms Road, Arkadelphia, AR 71923 870-246-5462 Doug Herbaugh 11124 Keller Road, Centerton, AR 72719 479-633-1607 Dr. Wayne Kellogg 709 Maria, Springdale, AR 479-756-6965 Jimmy Looper 4430 Nickletown Road, Greenwood, AR 72936 479-996-4401 Ham Moon 183 White Road, Rose Bud, AR 72137 501-556-5027 Doyne Potts 890 Leonard Street, Batesville, AR 72503 870-793-2776 Juanda Prelle 24916 Hunters Road, Gravette, AR 72736 479-291-4532 ld.fowler@yahoo.com Lance Pruitt 450 Happy Road, Clinton, AR 72031 501-745-7742 kimala@artelco.com Mike Quattlebaum PO Box 337, Grady, AR 71644 870-850-8800 qcrestholstein@yahoo.com Shelly Quattlebaum PO Box 337, Grady, AR 71644 870-850-8800 qcrestholstein@yahoo.com Bill Smith 4791 Tippitt Road, Carlisle, AR 72024 870-854-3157 billinda@ipa.net
James A. Smith 4735 Tippitt Road, Carlisle, AR 72024 501-743-1205 msmith1615@earthlink.com Randy Spears 19194 West Hwy 16, Fayetteville, AR 72704 479-841-7390 Bob Spears 13360 Rheas Mill Road, Farmington, AR 72730 479-267-3913 nspears@cox.net Rick Strain 3000 Rose Bud Road, Quitman, AR 72131 501-556-3000 sradairy@windstream.net Gary Stubblefield 2542 Skeets Road, Branch, AR 72928 479-635-4314 Jim Summerfield 24954 Hunters Road, Gravette, AR 72736 479-291-4683 appleglen3@aol.com Brandt Tencleve 6251 E State Hwy 197, Scranton, AR 72863 479-774-1124 brandttencleve@yahoo.com Bruce Tencleve 13008 Cherry Laurel, Little Rock, AR 72211 501-312-0787 bruce.tencleve@arft.com Tim Tencleve 5218 E. State Hwy 197, Scranton, AR 72863 Adrian Weisenfels 8961 N State Hwy 393, Scranton, AR 72863 479-938-7190 Brian Weisenfels 8817 N. State Hwy 393, Scranton, AR 72863 479-938-2237 bweisenfels@yahoo.com Charles Weisenfels 8817 N. State Hwy 393, Scranton, AR 72863 479-938-2237 Dr. Ralph Williams 25301 Jones Drive, Little Rock, AR 72211 501-821-2746
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2011 Kansas Membership Directory Elred Burkhart 606 El Dorado Drive Hutchinson, KS 67502-8416 Ed Call 2121 Meadowlark Road, Apt. 229 Manhattan, KS 66502-7503 Perry A. Beachy 4406 W Red Rock Road, Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-662-8531 Darren Benfer 1032 4th Road, Longford, KS 67458 785-388-2063 David Benfer 1025 4th Road, Longford, KS 67458 785-388-2118 Devon Benfer 1891 N 180th, Concordia, KS 66901 785-243-4766 Bodenhausen Farms, Inc. Mike Bodenhausen 2545 294th Road, Muscotah, KS 66058-2283 785-872-3185 Ryan Bodenhausen 7828 286th Road, Effingham, KS 66023 785-872-3197 Phineas D. Borntrager 23444 NW Indiana Road, Welda, KS 66091 785-448-2728 Alford-Bray Dairy Mike & Sherrien Bray 967 E 1500 Road, Lawrence, KS 66046 785-843-5595
R & R Dairy Russ Bunnel 16118 SW Maryland Road, Welda, KS 66091 785-448-2465 Nick-Hol Farm Kenneth Burgess PO Box 225, Nickerson, KS 67561 620-4223802 Dallas Burton PO Box 7, 5001 SE, Dupont, Berryton, KS 66409 785-379-9774 John Carlin 1208 Wyndham Heights Dr., Manhattan, KS 66503 Carmichael Farms Rex Carmichael 9542 N 135 St W, Sedgwick, KS 67135-9649 Coe Dairy Farm Kyle Coe 1127 286th Road, Soldier, KS 66540 785-834-5147 Delmar Conner 1240 17th Road, Lyons, KS 67554 Andrew Deters 3038 Ridge Road, Vermillion, KS 66544 785-382-6884 Matt Deters 2251 D Road, Baileyville, KS 66404 785-336-2661 Vernon DeWerff RR 2 Box 142, Ellinwood, KS 67526
Brent Buessing 2130 E Road, Baileyville, KS 66404 785-336-2496
Wayne DeWerff 218 SE 100 Avenue, Ellinwood, KS 67526 620-564-3644
Buessing Dairy Roger & Roy Buessing 1083 29th Road, Axtell, KS 66403 785-736-2766
Seth DeWerff 218 SE 100 Avenue, Ellinwood,, KS 67526
Vernice Buessing 335 US Hwy 36, Baileyville, KS 66404 785-336-6500
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Dick Dunham 2412 Rogers Blvd, Manhattan, KS 66502 Kalli Ehrhardt 765 E 1375 Road, Lawrence, KS 66046
Keith Engle 1541 Flag Road, Abilene, KS 67410 DELE Dairy Doug & Lois Enneking 2808 N Road, Bern, KS 66408 785-336-2315 David & Ilene Enneking 972 80th Road, Centralia, KS 66415 Lauren Enns RR 3 Box 20, Hillsboro, KS 67063 Brian Fast 18419 West Dutch Avenue, Moundridge, KS 67107 620-543-2668 Robert Fast Dairy Robert Fast 17901 West Dutch Avenue, Moundridge, KS 67107 620-345-8483 Kevin Fast 16334 West Dutch Avenue, Moundridge, KS 67107 Doug Fellers Plum Street, Hays, KS 67601 Edmond Fellers 1762 B 250th Ave, Hays, KS 67601 Kurtis Forsberg 2444 E Mentor Road, Assaria, KS 67416 Foster Dairy Gary & Lynda Foster 1037 Hwy 39, Fort Scott, KS 66701 Daniel Friedrich 431 N Lincoln, Erie, KS 66733 620-244-5103
George Dairy Cattle Eugene George 918 E 1500 Road, Baldwin City, KS 66006 785-843-9466 Nemaha Valley Holstein Farm Douglas Gudenkauf 2204 J Road, Seneca, KS 66538 785-336-3214 Do-Have Farm Donald Haverkamp 1827 US 75 Hwy, Fairview, KS 66425 785-467-8177 Mervi n Headings 2401 West Mills Avenue, Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-662-6286 George Heershe 127 Pine, Mulvane, KS 67110 Melvin Heiman Farms, Inc Melvin Heiman 423 132nd Road, Baileyville, KS 66404 785-336-6538 Heinen Acres, Inc. Melvin Heinen 1403 120th Road, Seneca, KS 66538 785-336-3020 Wayne Hermesch 1353 136th Road, Seneca, KS 66538 Holton Brothers Dairy, LLC Kevin Holton 20720 Kansas Avenue, Tonganoxie, KS 66086 913-369-3115 CAJ Dairy Farms John Houk 16733 K-16 Hwy, Oskaloosa, KS 66066 785-863-2318/2431/2913
Kevin Friess 209 S 5th Conway Springs, KS 67031 620-456-2989
Brian Kaufman 1789 Buckskin Road, Moundridge, KS 67107-7487 620-345-6409
Al Funk 14629 206th Street, Nortonville, KS 66060 913-886-7161
Warren Kaufman 661 18th Avenue, McPherson, KS 67460 620-345-8510 Carol Keen 765 E 1375 Road, Lawrence, KS 66046 785-843-7068
Klassen, Inc. Dale Klassen 922 E 240th, Hillsboro, KS 67063-3390 620-947-3383 Four Streams Dairy, Inc. Tim Klipp 2962 26th Road, Hanover, KS 66945 785-337-2541 K Bar S Farms Gene Knackstedt 675 Chisolm Road, Inman, KS 67546 620-585-6778 K Bar S Farms Kendall Knackstedt 730 Chisholm Road, Inman, KS 67546 620-585-6563 Lincrest Farm Rob Leach PO Box 117, Linwood, KS 66052 Lin-Lea Farms, Inc. William Leavitt 6238 Powell Road, Mound City, KS 66056 913-795-2878 Lehman Farms, LLC Brent Lehman 5309 Meridian Road, Newton, KS 67114 620-327-2119 Lehman Farms, LLC Byron Lehman 5308 Meridian Road, Newton, KS 67114 620-327-2158 Arnold Lohmeyer 1221 Second Road, Palmer, KS 66962 Robert Lowe 3717 Wattles Road, Prescott, KS 66767 913-471-4603 Silver Creek Dairy, Inc Charles Magathan 67013 170 Road, Cedar Point, KS 66843 620-274-4240 Lawrence Mayer 98325 S. Gypsum Valley Rd, Gypsum, KS 67448 Charles McKee 31646 N Road, Wetmore, KS 66550 785-866-2631
Meng Farms Bernard Meng 612 Paul Street, Troy, KS 66087 Meng Farms Norman Meng 1517 210th Road, Troy, KS 66087 785-985-3779 Chuck Mueller 15126 W US 50, Halstead, KS 67056 316-835-2401 Donald Mueller PO Box 62, Tampa, KS 67483-0062 785-965-7153 Ronald Mueller 202 W 2nd, Tampa, KS 67483 785-965-2652 Laverne Myers 1089 Eden Road, Abilene, KS 67410 785-949-2454 David Myers 1089 Eden Road, Abilene, KS 67410 785-479-2285 Nisly Dairy Farm Elmer Nisly 3711 S Herren Road, Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-664-5304 Vinra Dairy Farm Melvin H. Nisly 5307 S Dean Road, Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-567-2305 Keith Olson 278 S 1000 Road, Alta Vista, KS 66834-9407 785-499-6862 Gary & Diane Ossenkop 15252 East A Street, Lincoln, NE 68520 402-488-5514 Jim & Ethan Pauly 22601 W 71st Street S, Viola, KS 67149 620-545-7586 Phillips Family Dairy George Phillips 21763 W4 Road, Holton, KS 66436-8456 785-935-2310
Frank Pretz 35105 Moonlight Road, Osawatomie, KS 66064 George Pretz 33961 Cedar Niles Road, Paola, KS 66071 913-294-9122 Rokeyroad Holsteins Dwight Rokey 2021 F Road, Sabetha, KS 66534 785-284-2669 Jerry Rottinghaus 1005 Castle, Seneca, KS 66538 Walter Rottinghaus 1055 168th Road, Seneca, KS 66538 Rottinghaus Holstein Farm David Rottinghaus 2161 L Road, Seneca, KS 66538 785-336-3993 Don Rottinghaus 13004 Balentine, Overland Park, KS 66213 913-685-4879
Dennis Simon 4961 S Maize Road, Clearwater, KS 67026 785-255-4526 Sterk Dairy Kent Sterk 470 E 130th, Newton, KS 67114 620-367-2643 Timberview Farms Clinton, Curtis, and John Strahm 1732 208th Road, Bern, KS 66408 Strickler Dairy Steve Strickler PO Box 365, Iola, KS 66749 620-365-2009 Prairie Sun Holsteins Doug Unruh 6917 N Oliver Road, Walton, KS 67151 620-837-4985 Hendrika Vos 506 EF Road, Cedar Point, KS 66843 620-274-4230
Joe Schmitz 2912 Limestone Road, Axtell, KS 66403 785-736-2226
LaPar Dairy David Whitehill 2307 281st Road, Latham, KS 67072 620-394-2286
Richard Scoby 1702 Graceland Drive, Sabetha, KS 66534 785-284-3512
Dan Wiebe 12434 Meadowlark, Whitewater, KS 67154 316-799-2170
Seiler Dairy Robert Seiler 13501 W 85th N, Valley Center, KS 67147 316-796-0173
Rock Home Holsteins Kevin Winter 2364 Hwy K 15, Hillsboro, KS 67063 620-947-3429
Dee Ann Shuck 4727 Georgia Terrace, Ottawa, KS 66067
WW Associates Jeff Woods 222 North Midvale Blvd, Madison, WI 53705
Travis Shuck Box 962, Boise City, OK 73933 Cynthia Siemens 9911 SW 36th, Halstead, KS 67056 316-835-2897 David Siemens 524 Santa Fe, Halstead, KS 67056 316-835-2270
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2011 Missouri Membership Directory NORTHEAST CENTRAL DISTRICT Eric Adkins 7403 W. Country Hill Rd A, Columbia, MO 65202 (573) 819-8585 adkinse@missouri.edu Harlan & Judy Borman 4704 Co Rd 240, Kingdom City, MO 65262 (573) 642-2767 bormanfarm@ktis.net Tim Borman 2649 State Rd FF, Kingdom City, MO 65262 (573) 592-7466 tborman20@gmail.com * Brady Alfred Brandt 269 Swan Creek Lane, Linn, MO 65051 (573) 897-2120 abrandt@osageconnect.net * Kelsey & Lindsey Brandt David Buckman PO Box 917, Moberly, MO 65270 (630) 240-5419 david.buckman@geagroup.com John & Beverly Denbigh 9617 W. Hwy 40, Columbia, MO 65202 (573) 445-1275 denbighj@missouri.edu Derek England RR1 Box 101, Edina, MO 63537 (660) 397-4101 der-e-land@hotmail.com * Tom, Dan, John Tim Ewing 7797 State Road 113, Lodi, WI 53555 (417) 818-6455 uwingholsteins@aol.com Kate Geppert 5803 Redwing Dr., Columbia, MO 65202 (573) 814-3148 dkgeppert@mchsi.com * Sophie Mike Hackmann 10220 Hwy D, Marthasville, MO 63357 (636) 433-2494 * Nora
Loren Huber Rt 1, Box 1-H, Baring, MO 63531 (660) 892-1308 Charlotte Jackson 210 Mona St., New Cambria, MO 63558 (660) 226-5663 moolady3@hotmail.com * Nancy Wayne Kleekamp 6099 Evergreen Lane, Villa Ridge, MO 63089 (636) 742-4981 Bruce Lenz 22480 Gilbreath Rd, Prairie Home, MO 65068 (660) 427-5386 Chris Lenz 21335 Reavis Woods Rd, Prairie Home, MO 65068 (660) 427-5482 cjmslenz@gmail.com * Jake, Rosie David & James Lenz 16039 Lone Grove, Bunceton, MO 65237 (660) 427-5476 delenz@iland.net Richard & Ann Lenz 625 Sonya Dr, Boonville, MO 65233 (660) 537-0181 Kennny, Kevin, & Randy Lenz 18300 Blanck Rd, Boonville, MO 65233 (660) 838-6421 malenz@iland.net * Alicia & David Ley 2462 Four Mile Road, Washington, MO 63090 (636) 239-2767 williamley@charter.net *Meagan & Thomas Ley 4095 Kopp Lane, Washington, MO 63090 (636) 390-3704 MVLey@landolakes.com
Paul & Cindy Heins 9788 Highway T, Higginsville, MO 64037 (660) 584-7862 pcheins@msn.com
LongView Animal Nutrition Center 100 Danforth Dr., Gray Summitt, MO 63039 (636) 742-6151 cjoslin@landolakes.com
Larry Hoelscher 5410 Wardsville Rd, Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 635-9960 larry.hoelscher@kofc.org
Dennis Martin RR3, Box 78, M emphis, MO 63555 (660) 216-0048
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Wilson Martin RR2 Box 89, Memphis, MO 63555 (660) 216-3558 Roger McWhorter 6411 Audrain Rd 557, Vandalia, MO 63387 (573) 248-4010 patty_sps@juno.com * Ruth Missouri Dairy Association 1954 Sumter Ridge Ct, Chesterfield, MO 63017 (636) 519-9300 dairystl@aol.com Anthony Musser Rt 1, Box 134, Mt. Sterling, IA 52573 (660) 341-4643 Lynnford Oberholtzer Rt. 1, Box 3, Rutledge, MO 63563 (660) 341-2160 Roy & Daisy Parsons 229 Purina Drive, Gray Summitt, MO 63039 (636) 742-6673 rodapar@netzero.net Crystal Rademacher 1484 Hwy Y, Owensville, MO 65066 (573) 437-6565 crystal7@fidnet.com * Colton, Mackenzie, Harm Keith Schwinke 1019 El Dorado Drive, Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 619-4523 kschwinke@alltech.com Barry Steevens 134 ASRC; UMC Dairy Extension, Columbia, MO 65211 (573) 882-3459 steevensb@missouri.edu University of Missouri 9601 W Hwy 40, Columbia, MO 65202 (573) 445-4009 denbighj@missouri.edu Leon Vanderfeltz 3015 Militia Dr. #3, Jefferson City,MO 65101 (573) 636-8705 Weber Dairy Farm, Inc. 8678 Weber Dairy Farm Rd., Dittmer, MO 63023 (636) 285-4518 Raymond Zerr 8759 Co. Rd. 151, Williamsburg, MO 63388 (573) 254-3568
NORTHWEST DISTRICT Dallas Cornelius 2700 NE St. Rt. Z, Easton, MO 64443 (816) 667-5692 dcornelius@bbwi.net * Holly Hardy Farms 12170 June Dr., Browning, MO 64630 (660) 244-3542 pahardy@grm.net * Colton, Tawnya, Laura, Derrek Dan & Fran Hegeman 18739 Cty Rd 294, Cosby, MO 64436 (816) 662-2645 dhegeman@centurytel.net * Hannah, Joseph, Heidi, Joshua Don & Joan Hegeman 18519 State Rt O, Cosby, MO 64436 (816) 378-2027 Fritz & Jennifer Hegeman 18833 Cty Rd 294, Cosby, MO 64436 (816) 662-2303 jfhegeman@bbwi.net * Phillip, Lillie Megan Schmidt 216 Hwy JJ, Laredo, MO 64652 (660) 359-7493 meganmichele@hotmail.com SOUTH CENTRAL DISTRICT Don & RaMona Andrus Rt 1 Box 86A, Cabool, MO 65689 (417) 962-3200 raa599r@mail.mgr3.k12.mo.us * Brandon Andrus, Teagan Hardy Adam Bennett 5050 Chadwell Rd, Norwood, MO 65717 (417) 746-0246 Michael & Hope Best 1631 Indian Creek Rd., Houston, MO 65483 (417) 967-4085 Richard & Shirley Best 6340 Lilly Rd, Houston, MO 65483 (417) 967-2465 bsunrise@centurytel.net Carol Brooks 8569 Gourley Rd., Mountain Grove, MO 65711
(417) 926-3258
Charles & Susan Brooks 8613 Gourley Rd., Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-7407 sbrooks13@lycos.com * Charles II, Amanda Darriel & Debra Brooks 24728 Upton Dr., Richland, MO 65556 (417) 532-9769 4brooksdairy@centurylink.net Heinz & Vroni Buff RR 1, Box 422, Ava, MO 65608 (417) 683-4978 hvbuff@hughes.net * Christina, Sandra, Kathrin
Dan & Sally Burd 9329 Hwy 38, Graff, MO 65660 (417) 668-1007 sallyburd@yahoo.com * Susan, John
Travis & Sheryl McGowan Rt 2 Box 437, Norwood, MO 65717 (417) 746-4151 tnsdairy@centurylink.net * Ty, Emma, Max
James & Novalee Coats 10901 Lone Pine Rd., Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-4753
Cody Nelson PO Box 69, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-9521
Tom & Karen Coats 9902 Willow Rd, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-5028 klcoats5@gmail.com * Whitney Lance Davidson 7353 E. Farm Rd 84, Strafford, MO 65757 (417) 736-2574 lankatdav82@att.net Candy Durst 7126 Hwy M, Huggins, MO 65484 (417) 260-0439 candyld@yahoo,com Crissy Durst 7126 Hwy M, Huggins, MO 65484 (417) 217-2143 candyld@yahoo,com Tom & Becky Durst 7600 Hwy. M, Huggins,MO 65484 (417) 926-3301 rollinwitit01@yahoo.com Donald Ely 6693 Ely Rd, Hartville, MO 65667 (417) 830-7530 donaldely@gmail.com Phillip & Nancy Hamner 905 Potters Rd, Willow Springs, MO 65793 (417) 962-5941 golden96dream@hotmail.com Donald & Claudia Hodges HCR 69 Box 47, Oldfield, MO 65720 (417) 683-3437 pedigree@fidnet.com * Dustin Tara Kocher 905 Potters Rd, Willow Springs, MO 65793 (417) 962-5941 goldendream96@hotmail.com Wesley Lebahn 2423 Clouse Rd, Mansfield, MO 65704 (417) 924-2044 wpleb5@getgoin.net James Little 9928 Co. Rd. 3460, Mountain View, MO 65548 (417) 934-6908 jakebluegreen@yahoo.ca Joe & Sylvia McClellan 3577 Co Rd 5360, Willow Springs, MO 65793 (417) 469-4279 jmcclellan@centurytel.net * Audrey, Katelyn, Hope
Justin Nelson PO Box 69, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-9521 Michael Nelson 9015 Orchard Rd., Grovespring, MO 65662 (417) 531-0830 vicki097@centurytel.net * Steven Michael & Gail Newton 4048 Newton Pass Rd, Mansfield, MO 65704 (417) 741-6671 minewton@wildblue.net Ted & Pam Probert 3845 Hwy AB, Mansfield, MO 65704 (417) 924-8574 probertt@missouri.edu Michelle Ramaeker 840 Hwy AD, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-2679 Mramaeker@yahoo.com Denver & Patrice (Fast) Reese Rt 1, Box 86A, Cabool, MO 65689 (417) 259-2630 patrice181@live.missouristate.edu Tommy & Andrea Scrivner Rt. 7Â Box 7123, Ava, MO 65608 (417) 683-6684 scrivnerfamily@centurytel.net * Kylie, Zach Ron & DyAnna Shaver 5048 Fox Hollow Rd., Norwood, MO 65717 (417) 746-4342 shaverside@hotmail.com Sheldon Shaver 5048 Fox Hollow Rd., Norwood, MO 65717 (417) 746-4342 shaverside@hotmail.com Harold & Linda Storck 218 Lacross St., Lebanon, MO 65536 (417) 532-4933 harlinstorck@aol.com Leland & Sandy Thornhill 8101 Thornhill Dr., Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-4015 leland015@centurytel.net * Timothy Tim Thornhill 8101 Thornhill Dr, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-4015 Patty Thornhill Pena 8101 Thornhill Dr, Mountain Grove, MO 65711 (417) 926-4015 MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 31
Ed Wittorff Rt 1 Box 351-B, Ava, MO 65608 (417) 683-9187 edwit1@yahoo.com Dalton Ray Smith 12300 County Rd 5300, Rolla, MO 65401 (573) 364-9911 docsmith@embarqmail.com SOUTHEAST DISTRICT David & Cathy Hemmann 11797 US Hwy 61, Jackson, MO 63755 (573) 833-6498 gotmilkh@showmenet.com * Emma Melinda Morrison (Schoen) 373 Goldfinch Ln., Perryville, MO 63775 (573) 986-8095 lennie_33@hotmail.com John & Teri Schoen 447 Co. Rd. 519, Oak Ridge, MO 63769 (573) 833-6417 * Corvin Marvin Schoen 339 Co. Rd. 519, Oak Ridge, MO 63769 (573) 833-6939 schoenfarms@hughes.net Matthew Schoen 447 Co. Rd. 519, Oak Ridge, MO 63769 (573) 833-6417 Cliff Strieker 1310 Cherokee, Jackson, MO 63755 (573) 243-1969 cstrieker_kaba@yahoo.com SOUTHWEST Ryan & Mary Angelo 10957 N. Farm Rd. 235, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 759-7913 angeloholsteins@yahoo.com * Mikala, Lexi *Manuela Bedoya 13147 Lawrence 2103, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 466-2210 Boyd Brothers 1851 Hwy KK, Bolivar, MO 65613 (417) 777-1775 Gary Briley 40 Summit Rd, Buffalo, MO 65622 (417) 345-6338 Marilyn Calvin 9899 Lawrence 1107, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 461-3410 calvindairy@centurytel.net * Bryce & Lani Ogle * Cameron Farmer PO Box 251, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 773-1926 College of the Ozarks PO Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726 (417) 334-6411 ext 3353 jpenn@cofo.edu
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Bob & Geraldine Cook 950 Box School Loop, Seymour, MO 65746 (417) 935-4446 Greg & Jacque Cook 1342 Box School Loop, Seymour, MO 65746 (417) 935-4022 rgcook@centurytel.net Ernest & Mary Cowherd 6923 FR 2115, Purdy, MO 65734 (417) 442-3369 ecowherd@heru.net Jerry & Jeff Cruise 656 Cave Spring Rd, Rogersville, MO 65742 (417) 859-4889 jeff@illicoinc.com Curtis & Ann Day 4394 S 60th Rd, Bolivar, MO 65613 (952) 237-2257 David Day 4394 S 60th Rd, Bolivar, MO 65613 (715) 205-0931 masteradeen2000@yahoo.com Ron & Patty DeLong 1094 Elm Springs Rd, Marionville, MO 65705 (417) 258-7550 Dean & Stacy Dohle 1936 E. 515th Rd, Halfway, MO 65663 (417) 267-6714 sdohle@midwestdairy.com Earl Dotson 24462 Lawrence 2160, Marionville, MO 65705 (417) 258-7663 sundotnic@aol.com Jule & Judy Dotson 15573 Lawrence 1230, Marionville, MO 65705 (417) 689-2187 judydotson@hughes.net Richard Ewing 4878 State Hwy PP, Fordland, MO 65652 (417) 753-2329 T. Jason Ewing 162 New Hope Rd, Fordland, MO 65652 (417) 689-2016 uwinggen@aol.com Richard & Sandra Foster Rt 1 Box 70, Weaubleau, MO 65774 (417) 327-5357 * Breezie Gardner 428 S. Republic St, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 689-7827 Jessica Gatton-Dixon 10696 State Hwy CC, Conway, MO 65632 (417) 844-7217 jessicagattondixon@live.com Goldfawn Farm 2714 Val Verde Rd, McGregor, TX 76657 (254) 965-2109
Ashley Grimm 16512 Lawrence 1210, Aurora, MO 65605 (417) 258-7761 karlagrimm61@yahoo.com Brad & Gail Groves 2937 State Hwy 413, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-2085 GrovesView@aol.com * Taylor, Kiera Lonnie Groves 3394 State Hwy 413, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-2017 Todd & Sheila Groves 143 Barnett Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 258-2384 grovess@mail.billings.k12.mo.us * Brittany, Grant, Bailey Scott & Kimberly Hills 1556 Staiger Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 695-2149 Tammy Holder C of O, PO Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726 (417) 690-3356 tholder@cofo.edu Nelson Hostetler 2380 E 368th Rd, Louisburg, MO 65685 (417) 327-7001 Clejo King 3898 Mt. Carmel Rd., Clever, MO 65631 (417) 743-2147 jokiland2@aol.com Dallas Kirby 9052 N. Kirby Ln, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 759-7447 Matthew Kirby 9052 N. Kirby Ln, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 759-7447 Stanley & Debbie Kirby 9052 N. Kirby Ln, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 759-7447 debbie_kirby@sbcglobal.net Eric & Mary Ling 4612 E. Farm Rd. 116, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 880-9939 eric.robthom@gmail.com Janice Ling 4612 E. Farm Rd. 116, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 880-7754 ajjtling@aol.com Kelsey Ling 4612 E. Farm Rd. 116, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 207-0797 Jeanne Luttrell 1958 S. Farm Rd 87, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 732-1554 luttrellmark@sbcglobal.net * Dustin, Kristin
Scott & Leah Maples 4400 St Hwy M, Clever, MO 65631 (417) 369-3333 leahmaples@centurytel.net * Kyle, Nick
Steve & Doug Probert 511 S 3rd, Jasper, MO 64755 (417) 394-2057 probertcr120@hotmail.com
Don & Vicky McCullough 143 Route MM, Ash Grove, MO 65604 (417) 751-2032
Larry & Alice Purdom 10786 Farm Rd 1075, Purdy, MO 65734 (417) 442-3846 Autumn Roller c/o Larry Purdom 10786 Farm Rd 1075, Purdy, MO 65734 (417) 442-3846 Ray Schooley 470 Forest Dr., Marshfield, MO 65706 (417) 859-2594 rayschooley@centurytel.net
Jeff & Kim McCullough 141 Route MM, Ash Grove, MO 65604 (417) 751-9504 kim-mccullough@sbcglobal.net * Carson, Noland Frank McLean 7666 W. Farm Rd 156, Republic, MO 65738 (417) 862-6667 mclean7666@aol.com * Jessilyn Ruth McLean 8029 W. Farm Rd 156, Republic, MO 65738 (417) 732-2430 Allen Miller 7368 Lawrence 1010, LaRussell, MO 64848 (417) 437-5825 Nathan & Jess Miller 19605 S 1125 Rd, Stockton, MO 65785 (417) 818-3695 mo.highpoint@gmail.com Mike Monger 16877 Hwy A, Phillipsburg, MO 65722 (417) 589-2077 Paul & Melinda Needham 1666 E. 405th Rd., Bolivar, MO 65613 (417) 326-5838 * Stephanie Derek Page 10375 Lawrence 2092, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 466-5052 dpagederek@wmconnect.com Leslie Parrigon 7267 Lawrence 2140, Stotts City, MO 65756 (417) 285-6315 James & Michelle Patterson 9390 N. Farm Rd. 225, Fair Grove, MO 65648 (417) 759-2297 dairy.girl@hotmail.com * Nathan, Wyatt James Penn PO Box 17, Point Lookout, MO 65726 660-342-0250 jpenn@cofo.edu Robert & Janice Perry 7770 W. Farm Rd. 156, Republic, MO 65738 (417) 865-3566 perrydale@tahighspeed.com Kevin Phillips 2042 High Ridge Rd., Nixa, MO 65714 (417) 343-6157
Marianna Thomson 4803 E. Farm Rd 116, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 862-0629 robthom77@yahoo.com Mark Thomson 4803 E. Farm Rd 116, Springfield, MO 65802 (417) 839-9798 Dr. John Underwood 521 South Ave, Sparta, MO 65753 (417) 278-2308 montvic_246@hotmail.com Roger & Betty Voskamp 15658 Lawrence 1100, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 235-3092 VoskampFarms@gmail.com
Elizabeth Wright Short 941 Monterey Ct., Monett, MO 65708 (417) 235-7681 shortstories@sbcglobal.net Greg Short 11368 W. County Line Rd, Republic, MO 65738 (417) 732-2548 gshort@crinet.com
Voskamp Bros. 10059 Lawrence 2150, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 235-9241 cvos05@yahoo.com
Gene & Ann Staiger 1574 Staiger Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-2272 Janine Staiger 411 E. Purdy St., Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-4318 holsteinstaiger@aol.com John & Jane Staiger 2344 Staiger Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 258-7292 the6js@mowisp.net
Ed Weaver 4076 S. 925 Road, El Dorado Springs, MO 64744 (417) 876-5154 Tony & Nikki Whitehead 4986 Long Hwy Y, Conway, MO 65632 (417) 838-3613 whiteheaddairy@windstream.net * Bailee, Lauren, Taylor
Richard & Joanne Stehle 41210 US Hwy 160, Theodosia, MO 65761 (417) 785-4426 vj.stehle@gmail.com Ted & Charity Stuber 2533 St. Hwy F, Niangua, MO 65713 (417) 473-6813 Amos Swartzentruber 5919 Lawrence 1195, Miller, MO 65707 (417) 461-5088 Dannie & Brenda Thomas 989 Pierce Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-4463 thomasdairyx3@netzero.net * Chase Doug Thomas 1040 E. Farm Rd 54, Springfield, MO 65803 (417) 840-9316 Dirk & Lexie Thompson 1400 Riverview Ave, E2, Stevens Point, WI 54481 (417) 425-0303 lexie.thompson@wi.usda.gov
Jeff Wantland 5873 St. Hwy F, Niangua, MO 65713 (417) 872-6124 wantlandfarms@aol.com * Katie, Ellie, Lila
Wayne Whitehead 6161 State Hwy Y, Conway, MO 65632 (417) 589-6114 wjwhfarm@msn.com Karl Wilke 7482 Lawrence 2150, Mt. Vernon, MO 65712 (417) 669-4859 Kim Wilson 10628 Iris Rd, Neosho, MO 64850 (417) 850-0382 Mike & Tina Wilson 10628 Iris Rd. Neosho, MO 64850 (417) 451-7236 miwilfarms@yahoo.com * Scott Robert & Helen Wilson 10748 Iris Rd., Neosho, MO 64850 (417) 451-2296 Scott Wilson 10628 Iris Rd, Neosho, MO 64850 (417) 451-7236 Shannon Wilson - Kleiboeker 17077 Lawrence 1030, Wentworth, MO 64873 (417) 737-2876 shannonkleiboeker@hotmail.com MSHN, June 2011 - PAGE 33
Rhonda Purdom Windes PO Box 12, Washburn, MO 65772 (417) 826-5028 George & Betty Wright 316 State Hwy N, Clever, MO 65631 (417) 743-2715 Larry & Jodi Wright 3259 Jasmine Rd, Clever, MO 65631 (417) 743-2921 jwright@missouriholstein.com * Lora, Blake Mark Wright 2070 Steeplechase Ct, Nixa, MO 65714 (417) 725-7898 Fred & Diane Zell 465 Zell Rd, Billings, MO 65610 (417) 744-2055 fdzell@aol.com WEST CENTRAL Roger Bennett 312 SW 5th Street, Blue Springs, MO 64014 (816) 699-0070 rc.bennett@yahoo.com Crystal Chamberlin 24501 Hi Lonesome Rd, Cole Camp, MO 65325 (660) 668-3987 chilltop@iland.net Mark & Gwen Chamberlin 24501 Hi Lonesome Rd, Cole Camp, MO 65325 (660) 668-3987 chilltop@iland.net Leslie Moreland Culpepper 828 Pin Oak, Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 806-5382 Betty Davis 12232 Davis Rd, LaMonte, MO 65337 (660) 347-5397
Melody Moreland Dickerson 20382 Hwy EE, Lucerne, MO 64655 (660) 748-5366 moremel@rocketmail.com * Adeline, Gretchen, Charley Margie Gerken 2802 Wing Ave., Sedalia, MO 65301 (660) 827-7581 Justin Hicks 603 N. King, Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 258-2087 chevelle1969camaro454__@msn.com Jerry & Jeanette King Rt. 4, Box 774, Butler, MO 64730 (660) 679-4669 jkingxrep@yahoo.com Rick King Rt 5, Box 197, Butler, MO 64730 (660) 200-5315 rking@adrianbank.com JB & Nancy Kunkel Rt 4, Box 369, Butler, MO 64730 (660) 679-3996 Neil & Lorraine Longan 24920 Oakgrove Lane, Sedalia, MO 65301 (660) 620-5562 * Blake Tom & Sandra McMullin 25659 Bothwell Park Rd, Sedalia, MO 65301 (660) 826-3297 tsmac@iland.net Kelly Moreland Melzer 22215 S. Jefferson Pkwy, Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 289-3589 * Case, Molly, David
Jay & Brenda Moreland 21601 E 227th St., Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 884-3697 Jayme Moreland 21601 E 227th St., Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 884-3697 Marilyn Moreland 21101 E 225th St., Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 380-4504 moremarilyn@socket.net Matt Moreland 24401 E 227th St, Harrisonville, MO 64701 816-258-1797 msmmfb@gmail.com Mike & Heather Moreland 20901 E 225th St., Harrisonville, MO 64701 (816) 887-2286 moreland6@localnet.com * Taylor, Austin, Blake Raymond & Lynn Morgan Rt. 3, Box 185, Butler, MO 64730 (660) 679-5808 lypaul56@hotmail.com O-Rich Dairy 30288 Pacific School Rd, Mora, MO 65345 (660) 668-4583 ordairy@gmail.com Sherri Moreland Peters 18515 Briar Lane, Holt, MO 64048 (816) 635-3727 speters@wildblue.net * Jacob, Karlin Ed & Sue Ann Steele Rt. 4, Box 676, Butler, MO 64730 (660) 679-4477 holstein@netection.net
2011 New Mexico Membership Directory John Breedyk 7150 Vineyard, Dexter, NM 88230-9637 505-734-6729
Tim & Austin Hyde 3040 Rio Hondo-9, LaMesa, NM 88044 575-526-6951
Glenell Loper 6510 McNutt Rd, Santa Teresa, NM 88008 575-874-3156
James & Tracy Turner 22990 Hwy 26 NE, Deming, NM 88030 575-267-1189
Buster Goff 11015 North Goff Place, Hobbs, NM 88240 505-392-3745
Heath Haedge 14225 SM 2303, Stephenville, TX 76401 817-449-9346
Jordan & Beverly Pareo. 1433 Hwy 304, Veguita, NM 87062 505-864-8103
Andle Vander Ploeg 507 Curry Rd 8, Clovis, NM 88101 505-683-5110
Jason Goff 11015 North Goff Place, Hobbs, NM 88240 505-390-7489
Ron Jones 52 Carlos Martinez Rd, Vequita, NM 87062 505-864-0607
Kimberly Pravda 190 BO 37, Willard, NM 87063 505-384-0713
George Knight, Jr., 626 E Crockett Rd, Lovington, NM 88260 505-396-0581
Albin Smith 506 State Road 467, Clovis, NM 88101 505-760-9649
Doug & Irene Handley 1201 NM 202, Texico, NM 88135 575-683-0001 Douglas B. Handley 1461 CR 6, Clovis, NM 88101 575-683-5398 PAGE 34 - MSHN, June 2011
Jerry, Andy, & Eleanor Vaz 3835 E McGaffey Rd, Roswell, NM 88201 575-626-0463 Raymond Vaz 3909 Woodbine Way, Roswell, NM 88203 505-622-2833 Galen & Wendy Zens 190 Dairy Rd., Willard, NM 87063 505-384-0573
2011 Oklahoma Membership Directory Tim Almand 426455 E 240 Rd, Vinita, OK 74301 918-256-4865 Charles Baker Rte 1, Box 103, Cheyenne, OK 73628 580-928-2876 Norman Bayless Rte. 1, Box 56, Gage, OK 73843 580-334-5289 Ronnie Joe Beard 903 N Maple Rd, Calumet, OK 73014 405-262-3179 Greg Bedford 58300 E 200 Rd, Fairland, OK 74343 918-676-3534 Walter Bloom (COBA/SS) P.O. Box 144, Tuttle, OK 73089 405-381-2951 Don Borneman 17455 SW 89, Union City, OK 73090 405-381-2951
Coblentz Farm 4153 N 435, Pryor, OK 74361 918-825-2058 Stan Covey Rte. 1, Box 560, Rose, OK 74364 918-479-8501 Shawn & Marsha Cusack P.O. Box 139, Meno, OK 73760 580-753-4244 Do-Be Holstein Farms Rte. 1, Box 26, Chickasha, OK 73018 405-224-4537 James Edwards Rte. 3, Box 216, Cushing, OK 74023 J.A. Fergueson 10085 Lake West Rd, Boswell, OK 74727 580-566-2611 J.G. Fergueson. 10062 Lake West Rd, Boswell, OK 74727 580-566-2586 Tonya Garner P.O. Box 552, Hulbert, OK 74441
Wade Helm Rte. 2, Box 170-D, Chandler, OK 74834 405-258-0331 Arnold & Roselle Herrmann Rte.2, Box 1260, Chandler, OK 74834 405-258-1710 Karl & Paul Hurst 7609 E Elm, El Reno, OK 73036 405-262-7860 Bryon Jantz Rte. 2, Box 45, Meno, OK 73760 580-776-2651 Gary Johnson Rte. 3, Box 90, Madill, OK 73446 580-776-2651 Steve & Renee Jones 875 Co. Rd 150, Rush Springs, OK 73082 580-476-3844 Mason Dairy Farm Rte. 4, Box 197, Kingfisher, OK 73750 405-375-3553
Steve & Sandy Pope Rte. 1, Box 66, Loyal, OK 73756 405-729-4662 Dr. Curtis Richardson Rte. 4, Box 484, Stillwater, OK 77075 Todd & Tammy Schafer HC 64, Box 32, Kingfisher, OK 73750 405-729-4260 Jeff Schenk Rte. 1, Box 28-A, Chickasha, OK 73018 405-222-0363 John Seavey 12043 NS 3580 Seminole, OK 74868 405-382-2724 Randy Sherrill Rte. 1, Box 170, Arnett, OK 73832 580-885-7390 Eddie Smith Rte. 2, Box 66, Arnett, OK 73832 RB & Ann Stephens 14314 320th St., Blanchard, OK 73010 405-485-2364
Leslie German 15808 E 80th, Cushing, OK 74023
Mark Merhoff Rte. 1, Box 159, Newkirk, OK 74647 580-362-3062
Gilman-Able Dairy 10101 S 698 Rd, Wyandotte, OK 74370 918-666-3454
Tom & Angie Meyer Rte. 4, Box 82, Okarche, OK 73762 405-463-4920
Brad Brainard Rte. 2, Box 345, Enid, OK 73703 580-855-2619
Nate Goldenberg 2714 Val Verde Rd, McGregor, TX 76657 817-848-9125
Moore Dairy 16661 W 240, Washington, OK 73093 405-344-7278
Derald Brainard Rte 4. Box 136, Enid, OK 73703 580-237-0848
Bobby Griggs 610 Morningside Dr., Seminole, OK 74868 405-382-3338
Anita, Eric & Wilma Vander Laan 21349 CR EW 181, Frederick, OK 580-335-2269
Paul & Kay Brown 2185 Co. St. 2880, Chickasha, OK 73018 405-222-4947
Bill & Shirley Grooms Rte. 1, Box 108, Westville, OK 74965 918-723-5154
Brett Morris P.O. Box 182, Ninnekah, OK 73067 405-222-2678
Wegener Dairy Farm 743 CR 1150, Minco, OK 73059 405-352-5129
Bill & Pat Bugg Rte. 1, Box 44, Hennessey, OK 73742 405-853-2726
Jim Grooms Rte. 1, Box 156, Westville, OK 74965 918-723-5154
Oklahoma State University, 103 Animal Sci Dept., Stillwater, OK 77075 405-372-8272
James Carlisle HC 66, Box 126, Foss, OK 73647 580-592-4796
Johnny & Carol Hanna 5601 S 446 Rd, Rose, OK 74364 918-479-5715
Donny & Sherry Chapman 8619 E 116, Perkins,OK 74059 918-372-4338
Dave, Louis, Doris, Calli Hinders 29836 I-27, Canyon, TX 79015 806-488-2261
Perry, Steve Rte. 1, Box 174, Sweetwater, OK 73666 580-476-2346
Abe & Trish Cobb Rte. 3, Box 110, Perkins,OK 74059 918-374-2723
Nancy Hjetland Rte. 1, Box 189A, Deleware, OK 74027 918-467-3532
Billy Pierce Rte. 1, Box 118, Marlow, OK 73055 580-476-3308
Ray Borneman 960 S Manning, Union City, OK 73090 405-483-5501 B&R Farms Rte. 2, Box 106, Sulphur, OK 73086 580-622-3874
OSI Agri-Services, S-2 Dairy P.O. Box 1999, McAlester, OK 74502 918-423-4700ext 230 Owen, Justin 23737 24th St, Purcell, OK 73080
Randy Stricklin Rte. 1, Box 248, Prague, OK 74864 405-567-2587 Curt Stutzman Rte. 2, Box 571, Adair, OK 74330 918-825-4787 Brad Unrau 3649 N 435, Pryor, OK 74361 918-825-4484
Barbara & Bryon Yeoman Rte. 1, Box 103, Dover, OK 73734 405-828-4338 Robert & Cathy Yeoman Rte. 1, Box 103, Dover, OK 73734 405-828-7128 J Scott Young Rte. 1, Box 195, Binger, OK 73009 405-656-2413
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2011 Texas Membership Directory Fabian Almeida 5620 Woodard Ave Cleburne, Texas 76033 Frans Beukeboom 3541 DR 336 Dublin, Texas 76446
Norman Hoff COBA/Select Sires 13974 SH 64 West, Tyler, TX 76704-8203 903-595-3781
Joe D. Brand 1123 Denrock Ave, Dalhart, TX 79022 806-244-2108
Tom Hoff Hoffland Dairy 12213 W. FM 174, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6490
Ethan Campbell 1637 CR 312 Cleburne, Texas 76031
Scott Holloway 6081 FM 1758 Bowie, Texas 76230
Morgan Cavitt 977 CR 150, Stephenville, TX 76401 254-968-2311
Kainer Dairy 3000 West Sedan, Weimer, Texas 78962 979-263-5330
Tad Chapman P.O. Box 506 Muleshoe, Texas 79347 Ted Conrady 1159 C Bar Rd, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6742 John & Steve Denton Den-Tex Dairy 626 W Denton Rd, Axtell, TX 76624 254-822-1852 Jennifer Elliott 1404 Westwood Court Stephenville, Texas 76457 Stanley Haedge Kow-Castle Holsteins 1265 CR 540, Hico, TX 76457 254-965-2109 Richie Heida Milky-Way Dairy 5515 FM 1057, Hereford, Texas 79045 Hinders Dairy 29836 Int 27, Canyon, Texas 79015 806-488-2439 Gerard Hoekman 901 Hwy 591, Dublin, TX 76446 325-667-7902 JoAnn Hoff 12141 W FM 174, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6430 Leo Hoff, Jr. Hoff-Hill Holsteins P.O. Box 185, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6482
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Dustin Kirkpatrick P.O. Box 734, Godley, TX 76044 817-309-2408 John Koster JMK Holsteins 11000 Hwy 16, Comanche, TX 76442 254-879-2650 Erwin Lageschaar 295 CR 2382, Pickton, Texas 75471 William Lasater 645 CR 617, Hamilton, TX 76531 254-372-3010 Elwyn Liggett 519 Liggett Rd, Bellevue, TX 76228 940-928-2380 Linquenda Dairy Harmen Waterlander 769 PR 973, Dublin, Texas 76446 Joseph Osinga Overside Holsteins 136 CR 231, Hico, TX 76457 254-965-2318
Riley & Dustin Schreiber 11467 FM 1954, Wichita Fall, TX 76310 Lawrence Schroeder P.O. Box 115, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6765 Robert & Chad Steinberger Tex-Stein Dairy P.O. Box 68, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6288 Roel & DeeDee Stoker 9543 FM 913 Stephenville, Texas 76401 Bob Traweek Cow-Creek Farm 6471 CR 344, Dublin, TX 76446 254-445-2081 Bradley Veitenheimer Vei-Tex Holsteins 363 Frances Dr, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-631-2500 Jerry Vieth 655 Munchrath Rd, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6374 Scott Vieth 357 Berend Rd, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6804 Henry Whitefield 2691 CR 286 Stephenville, Texas 76401 Frank Wolf 18504 FM 172 Scotland, Texas 76379 Dakota & Kaylie Zapalac 8228 Abbotts Grove School Rd, LaGrange, TX 78945 979-561-8502
Overstreet Dairy 3364 FM 392 Chilicothe, Texas 79225
Henry & Betty Zapalac 9132 Abbotts Grove School Rd, Schulenberg, TX 78956 979-561-8788
Kryssi Pina & Alyson Phillips P.O. Box 22 Lingleville, TX 76461 254-968-5284
Henry Zapalac, Jr. 311 August St., Schulenberg, TX 78956 940-423-6404
Mike Schreiber Skeet-Bottom Dairy 1120 Schreiber Rd, Windthorst, TX 76389 940-423-6973
Karen Zijlstra 6849 CR 132 Godley, Texas 76044
M-6 Dairy Farm LLC Tom & Angie Meyer Megan, Lauren, Joshua & Kristen Okarche, Oklahoma 405-263-4920
Ed & Sue Ann Steele Rt. 4, Box 676 ph: 660-679-4477
Jerry & Jeanette King Rt. 4, Box 744 ph: 660-679-4669
Rick King Rt. 4, Box 197 ph: 660-679-6354
MORELAND FARMS
Jay & Mike Moreland Harrisonville, Missouri - 816-884-4598
BUGG’S DAIRY FARM ‘You’re always welcome at the Bugg House’
Bill & Pat Bugg Route 1, Box 44 Hennessey, OK 73742 405-853-2726
Brett Morris
405-222-2678
Ninnekah, Oklahoma
ROTTINGHAUS HOLSTEIN FARM Seneca, Kansas David: 785-336-1543
Walt: 785-336-2681
For Sale:
Embryos — Bulls — Heifers Check out our web site: www.rottinghausholsteins.com MSHN, June 2010 - PAGE 37
Breeding Age Bulls for Sale Lonnie 417-744-2017 Todd 417-258-2384 Brad 417-744-2085
KABA-Select Sires For all your Select Sires needs in Missouri, contact:
173 County Line Rd - Clinton, Arkansas 72031 501-745-7577 (office) 501-940-9711 (mobile)
Charan Farms Charles, Brian & Adrian Weisenfels and Family 8817 N State Hwy 393 Scranton, AR - 479-938-2237
Dan Busch, Warrenton, MO
573-289-2058
Matt Drake, Freeman, MO
816-738-1825
Kevin Phillips, Nixa, MO
417-725-0127
Holland Smithson, Springfield, MO 417-861-3868 Cliff Strieker, Jackson, MO
573-243-1969
Southern Spring National Jr Show Highlights Grand Champion Desthaven Skyfame Jenna with London Jones and Jenny Elliott
Springing Heifers for sale at all times! Res Grand Champion Dark Horse Outside Diesel with Tyler Schafer and Jenny Elliott
Judi Collinsworth Winner Taylor German with Jodi Hoynoski and Jenny Elliott
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Best Bred & Owned Miss-Long-Green Tae with Brittnay George and Kate Geppert
Junior Champions Hoff-Hill 4Aces Debbie with Dustin Kirkpatrick and Judge Chris Lahmers Kingsmill Atwood AllisonET with Brittnay George
INDEX of ADVERTISERS
Accelerated Genetics . .................................................5 Best-Sunrise Dairy.................................................... 16 Brandt Dairy............................................................. 10 Borman Farm ......................................................... IBC Burton & Associates....................................................1 Buggs Dairy Farm . ................................................... 37 Buessing, Roy............................................................ 14 Charan Farms ....................................................... ...38 College of the Ozarks................................................. 22 George Farm . ........................................................... 40 Gold-Fawn Dairy....................................................... 15 Groves-View Farm ............................................. 19, 38 Hackmann & Parsons................................................ 26 KABA-Select Sires . ................................................... 38 Klassen Dairy ........................................................... 38 M-6 Dairy.................................................................. 37 Mason Dairy Farm..................................................... 37 Missouri Field Day..................................................... 18 Missouri Holstein Convention.................................... 25 Missouri State Sale.................................................... 11 Moreland Farms ....................................................... 37 Morrisland Holsteins.................................................. 37 Musicmeadow Farm.....................................................3 Ram-Elle Holsteins.................................................... 17 Robthom Farm........................................................ IFC Rockwin Dairy .......................................................... 38 Select Sires............................................................... BC Steele & King Farms ................................................. 37 Strickler Holsteins .................................................... 37 Tencleve Farms.......................................................... 20 U-Wing Holstein........................................................ 13 Whitehead Dairy ........................................................3
DATES TO REMEMBER May 31-June 2 June 3 June 8 June 11 June 24 June 23-25 July 16 July 23 July 23 Aug. 8 Aug. 13 Aug. 19 Aug. 20-21 Sept. 12 Sept. 17 Oct. 4-8 Oct. 22
Springfield, Missouri Missouri Cow Camp Juneau, Wisconsin Dawning-Day Dispersal Marshfield, Missouri Southwest District Show Mountain Grove, MO South Central District Show Savannah, Missouri Northwest District Show Richmond, Virginia National Holstein Convention Butler, Missouri West Central District Show Dalhart, Texas Top of Texas Dairy Show Higginsville, Missouri Missouri Field Day Springfield, Missouri Ozark Empire Fair - Holsteins Salina, Kansas Kansas All-Breeds Jr Show Sedalia, Missouri Missouri State Fair - Holsteins Sedalia, Missouri MO State Fair Youth Show Hutchinson,Kansas Kansas State Fair - Holsteins Marshfield, Missouri Missouri State Sale Madison, Wisconsin World Dairy Expo Carlyle, Illinois Illinois Golden Opportunity Sale
2011 Southern Spring National Show Fun
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To New Beginnings May 2, 2011
George Dairy Cattle Dispersal
Thank you to everyone for the support and interest, and we hope you enjoyed the beautiful spring day in Kansas on May 2. We wish everyone the best of luck and success in the future with your purchases from our sale. We have enjoyed many blessed days from being in the dairy business, from daily duties, to the many shows and contest we have been involved in with the registered Holstein business. We consider the people and partners we have gained through this business to be lifelong friends and these relationships we hope will continue to grow stronger. We would never have traded a day of raising our kids on the dairy farm and hope you have the same success and find the same kind of feelings and proud moments that we have had in your future. The cattle from our sale went to 14 states as well as Mexico.
Special THANK YOU’s and the reasons our sales success: Dallas Burton, DAIRY AGENDA TODAY, Larry Kleiner, Robert Yeoman, Linda Burton, Jeff Brannock, Jason Ewing, Kurt Wolfe, Allyn Paulson, Gary Estes, Nate Goldenberg, Les Terpstra, Jeff Woods, Jason Flory, Edwardo Garcia, Alan Dykshorn, Kenny Hall, John Grubaugh, and Ed Crossland. And also; Wildcat Feeds, Kyle Taylor, Dr. Leroy Steman DVM, George Hunsinger, Jim Neis, Dale Neis, Jim Spring, Billy Neis, David Brown, Mark Brown, Dave Norris, Scott Flory, Wendy Flory, Ted Jehle, Mark Jehle, Jake Abram, Tyler Kappele, Matt Emery, and Chris Holbach.
George Dairy Cattle
Eugene, Laura, Casey & Brittnay George 918 E 1500 Road - Baldwin City, Kansas ph: 785-843-9466 cell: 785-691-6854 www.holsteinworld.com/georgedairycattle
It Was a Great Spring! pion m a h nd C how a r G . Res ing S r p S MO
RADINE GOLDWYN MODEL-ET VG-88 2-03 365 2x 31,170 4.2 1309 3.4 1066 4-08 165 2x 18,857 4.3 819 3.1 593 Inc Just flushed to Braxton. 5 embryos implanted. Looking to see the classifier in July! Thanks to Mark Erdman for purchasing her embryos in Oklahoma.
Harlan
Brady
Sophie
Kate
This spring, we were honored and blessed in many ways. Harlan was recognized by the National DHIA Association with the H. Victor Joachim Distinguished Leadership Award at their national convention in New Orleans. We just celebrated Brady’s graduation from North Callaway High School. Sophie and Sleeping Beauty had a successful debut in the show ring. Sleeping Beauty was named Junior Champion of the Northeast District Show in April! (Thanks to Steven Nelson with helping Sophie in the showring.) Finally in March, Kate was humbled to receive the Young Dairy Leaders Institute Distinguished Alumni Leader at YDLI in New Mexico.
PBR - 14 yrs Progressive Genetics - 14 yrs RHA: 26,498M 1030F 822P BAA: 107.4
BORMAN FARM 4704 County Rd 240, Kingdom City, MO 65262
Harlan & Judy, 573-642-2767 bormanfarm@ktis.net Tim & Kelly, 573-592-7466 tborman20@gmail.com Kate & Sophia, 573-814-3148 dkgeppert@mchsi.com