Missouri Holstein Association State Convention Missouri Holstein Convention Schedule
SATURDAY, JAN 19 9:00 AM: MHA Board Meeting 9:00 AM: Princess & Miss Interviews 9:30 AM: MHA Annual Meeting 10:00 AM: Jr Holstein Annual Meeting
OFFICIAL NOTICE Annual Membership Meeting & Convention Missouri Holstein Association - 103rd Annual Meeting January 18-19, 2019 Oasis Hotel & Convention Center - Springfield, MO. 2019 DISTRICT OFFICERS
Northeast Central: James Penn, president; John Denbigh, vp; Judy Borman, sec./treas.; Alfred Brandt, director. Northwest: Dallas Cornelius, president; Dan Hegeman, vice-president; Debby Cornelius, sec./treas.; Kirby Hanson, director. Southwest: Nelson Hostetler, president; Janice Perry, vice-pres.; Shannon Wilson-Kleiboeker, sec./treas.; Larry Wright, director. South Central: Tommy Scrivner, president; Justin Nelson, vice-president; Andrea Scrivner, sec./treas.; Becky Durst, director. Southeast: John Schoen, president; Melinda (Schoen) Morrison, vicepres.; Cliff Strieker, sec./treas.; Corvin Schoen, director. West Central: Jay Moreland, president; Matt Moreland, vice-president; Marilyn Moreland, sec./treas.; Ed Steele, director. State At Large Directors: Mike Wilson & Ryan Bilyeu
ROOM RESERVATIONS
Please make room reservations directly to Oasis Hotel & Conv. Center, 2546 N. Glenstone, Springfield, MO. Room rates are $79.00 + tax per night, single/double. FREE hot breakfast with room. Reservations 888-532-4338 Ask for Heart of America Dairy Expo rate. Cutoff date is 1/2/2019.
2019 COMMITTEES
Juniors: Shannon Kleiboeker, chm; Janice Perry, Brad & Gail Groves, Susan Brooks, Kate Geppert, Marilyn Calvin Sale: Jason Ewing, chm; Nelson Hostetler, Mike Wilson, Brad Groves, Larry & Jodi Wright, Tim Ewing Show & Futurity: Ryan Bilyeu, chm; John Denbigh, Janice Ling, Mike Hackman, Eric Ling, Crystal Chamberlin, Finance: Alfred Brandt, chm; Rick King, Jay Moreland, Harlan Borman Nominating: Reagan Bluel, chm; Wilson Martin, Robert Perry Resolutions: Ed Wittorff, chm; Ed Steele, Barry Steevens History: John Underwood chm; Ann Lenz, Marilyn Moreland, SueAnn Steele Awards Committee: Roy Parsons, chmn; Dallas Cornelius, John Underwood, Marianna Thompson, Cliff Strieker
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FRIDAY, JAN 18 5:00 PM: MHA Committee Meetings 6:30 PM: Sale Hospitality 7:00 PM: All-MO Awards & Cow of the Year 7:30 PM: State Convention Sale 7:30 PM: Junior Pizza Party & Games
Jodi Wright - Secretary/Manager ♦ Verona, MO 65769 ♦ Phone (417)743-2921 ♦ Website: www.missouriholstein.com
Vol. 50, No. 1 - 2019 THE MISSOURI HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION
Junior Updates! JUNIOR GAME NIGHT & PIZZA The juniors gearing up for FUN & GAMES! Come for the pizza stay for the FUN! PLACE: Oasis Hotel & Convention Center, Springfield, MO WHEN: Friday, January 18, 7:30 PM (Following awards presentation) WHERE: Coco & Maui halls WHAT: Join your fellow Junior Holstein Members for a pizza party, games, and activities. We plan to have a lot of FUN and play games that gets everyone involved!
Junior Awards
Friday, Jan. 18, 7:00 PM (prior to sale): Junior All-MO Awards Saturday, Jan. 19, noon: Jr Awards, Scholarships, MO Princess
Adult Awards
Friday, Jan. 18, 7:00 PM: All-MO Awards & Cow of the Year
JUNIORS ~ Jr. Convention Meeting
Please make plans to attend our Junior Meeting Sat Morning at 10:00 during State Convention. This is where a lot of decisions are made regarding the junior association’s actions throughout the year. There are numerous items to discuss and we need everyone’s thoughts and opinions to help make it a wonderful year!
Junior Auction
Juniors need to please bring an item for the Junior silent auction. Items need to be turned in to Shannon by 5:00 on Friday. The auction will be set up Sat morning and end 30 minutes after start of the awards banquet.
National Convention 2019 - Appleton, Wisconsin!!
We will have sign-ups for National Convention Contests during our annual Junior meeting. Join us this summer on our trip to WI June 24-27! It provides opportunity to compete against and meet dairy youth from around the country.
Taking Sign-ups NOW for contests: Dairy Bowl: Jr (need 1 more) & Sr team events Scrapbook: scrapbook of yearly events Banner: representing our state and theme Public Speaking: industry related speech topic
Dairy Jeopardy: individual event of dairy knowledge Digital Scrapbook: Slideshow presentation of yearly activities Folding Display: Scientific or Creative related to dairy industry
There are some exciting tours during this convention. Plan now to compete and attend!
Youth AG National Conv. Attendee Meeting Meeting for Attendees & Parents Career Day! Following Jr Meeting Sat. at State
A Youth Ag Career Day will kick off the 2018 Heart of America Dairy Expo on January 17, 2019 at the Oasis Hotel and Convention Center in Springfield. This is the second time event for youth at the Dairy Expo. MDA wanted to show their support for youth and to introduce our young people to the many career opportunities in agriculture. Registration for the Career Day is free to students and their advisors thanks to our many sponsors. PROGRAM: Thursday, January 17 2:00 PM Registration 3:00 Speaker: Dr. Jim Spain, MU Vice Provost Following: Industry panel covering careers in all facets of agriculture. 6:00 Trade show opens with buffet reception 7:00 Early Bird Seminar on Dairy Grazing. Students will also have the opportunity to visit with college exhibitors during the program. Following formal program, students and advisors are invited to the opening buffet and Early Bird Seminar along with having the opportunity to visit with over 65 commercial exhibitors at the trade show.
Convention we will have a short meeting for those planning to attend National Convention this year and compete along with their parents. We want to get started planning!
Tours and Events available include: Jenlar Holsteins, Forest Ridge Holsteins, Budjon Farms, Rosendale Dairy, MilkSource Genetics, Synergy Dairy, Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center, Siemers Holsteins, Hilrose Dairy, LLC, and exploring the Fox Valley of Wisconsin.
Convention HOSPITALITY
Once again Missouri Holstein will have a Hospitality Room available to adults to relax and catch up with fellow members between meetings, sessions and after the sale. This is a great place to connect, relax and just have a great time with your fellow breeders.
Location: Paradise Suite Time: Friday, Jan 18 3pm - close
Top 25 Bulls - PTA Net Merit Dollars - December 2018 Release NAME %RHA NAAB NM$ UECKER SUPERSIRE JOSUPER-ET TC 99%-I 29HO17553 982 EDG RUBICON-ET TC 100%-NA 151HO00681 972 MR MOGUL DELTA 1427-ET TR 100%-NA 203HO01468 920 MR MCCUT DANTE 1407-ET TC 99%-NA 203HO01513 917 CO-OP ROBUST CABRIOLET-ET TP 99%-NA 1HO10396 895 WOODCREST MOGUL YODER-ET TR 100%-NA 7HO12266 882 CO-OP PRINCETON-ET TP 99%-I 1HO11881 870 L-L-M-DAIRY POND PASSAT-ET TR 99%-I 7HO12659 868 MR OAK DELCO 57279-ET TC 99%-I 151HO00744 865 S-S-I MONTROSS DUKE-ET TR 100%-NA 250HO13267 863 DE-SU MILLINGTON 12074-ET TR 99%-NA 7HO12421 847 S-S-I SUPERSIRE TETRIS-ET TR 99%-I 7HO11985 845 BRYHILL ALTAHOTSHOT-ET TR 100%-NA 11HO11523 840 MR DAY DEARING 1445-ET TC 100%-NA 203HO01469 836 DE-SU ALTALEAF-ET TR 99%-I 11HO11478 832 MR COIN DRACO 15006-ET CD 100%-NA 151HO00698 825 MR MOGUL DION 15008-ET TC 100%-NA 203HO01470 824 MR MOGUL DENVER 1426-ET TC 100%-NA 151HO00690 822 BACON-HILL PETY MODESTY-ET TR 100%-NA 7HO12600 821 SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET TR 100%-NA 7HO11351 821 J-MOR SS HOMER-ET TR 100%-NA 14HO07489 818 MR BOMAZ ALTAMEGLO-ET TR 99%-NA 11HO11499 808 MR PRE DIRECTOR 57512-ET CD 100%-NA 151HO01602 806 MR MOGUL DRAMA 1435-ET TC 100%-NA 151HO00695 798 RONELEE MIDNIGHT DETOUR-ET TC 100%-NA 513HO03091 798
PROTEIN FAT MILK PTA % PTA % PTA %R HERDS 91 -0.03 105 -0.05 3246 99 1265 56 0.06 121 0.25 1312 99 622 54 0.01 88 0.09 1643 99 407 85 0.02 97 0.01 2551 98 55 51 0.08 98 0.22 964 99 1180 51 0.06 104 0.22 1153 99 971 84 -0.01 111 0.02 2807 99 257 50 0.01 91 0.12 1524 93 46 73 -0.03 83 -0.06 2696 98 75 86 0.03 114 0.06 2561 93 101 54 0.05 109 0.21 1324 99 201 64 -0.02 95 0.04 2249 99 180 45 0 88 0.11 1502 98 153 63 0.02 71 0.01 1857 99 95 68 -0.02 91 0 2458 99 212 64 0.02 58 -0.05 1940 99 226 54 0.09 75 0.15 910 99 77 74 0.01 107 0.06 2378 99 328 38 0.04 68 0.13 864 98 125 60 0.01 95 0.08 1912 99 4610 74 0 96 0.01 2475 96 101 61 0 70 -0.01 1964 99 86 41 0.09 57 0.13 561 96 17 64 0 71 -0.03 2145 98 48 49 0.03 66 0.06 1308 95 61
PTA TYPE SCS PTA %R 2.82 1.57 99 2.83 2.13 99 2.91 2.21 99 2.88 2.19 92 2.91 0.05 99 3.05 1.7 99 2.77 1.71 90 2.87 1.1 88 2.89 1.27 93 2.81 2.01 88 2.61 1.7 95 2.73 0.75 96 2.93 1.06 95 2.97 1.57 95 2.74 2.35 96 2.79 1.35 98 2.69 1.13 96 3.05 1.89 99 3.19 1.5 97 2.83 0.74 99 2.86 0.91 91 3.14 0.49 91 2.85 1.74 90 2.99 1.52 94 2.8 1.7 91
Top 25 Bulls - PTA Type - December 2018 Release
PROTEIN FAT MILK NAME %RHA NAAB NM$ PTA % PTA % PTA %R HERDS DYMENTHOLM MR APP AVALANCHE 99%-NA 286HO00102 245 17 .02 26 .04 378 93 198 WALNUTLAWN SOLOMON-ET TR 99%-NA 200HO10146 190 17 0.03 20 0.03 300 97 751 CYCLE DOORMAN JACOBY-ET TR 99%-NA 250HO12589 104 -3 -0.01 15 0.06 -45 91 127 MAVERICK CRUSH TC 99%-NA 94HO17998 185 1 0.06 -17 0.01 -509 95 145 MAPLE-DOWNS-I G W ATWOOD-ET TR 100%-NA 7HO10506 67 6 0.02 31 0.11 44 99 11359 SCIENTIFIC B DEFIANT-ET RC 100%-NA 7HO11596 -129 4 -0.04 -30 -0.18 516 99 1313 WALNUTLAWN BLAKE-ET TC 99%-NA 94HO17739 96 7 0.02 12 0.04 36 97 399 VAL-BISSON DOORMAN-ET TR 99%-NA 200HO06480 407 28 0.09 40 0.13 106 99 6342 MR DONALYNN MILLENNIUM-ET TC 99%-NA 147HO02460 314 39 -0.04 40 -0.07 1624 95 593 OH-RIVER-SYC BYWAY-ET TR 100%-NA 200HO10036 96 10 -0.03 -6 -0.1 589 98 518 MR BRASH-ET TR 99%-NA 534HO00040 337 8 0.02 35 0.11 108 91 53 DE VOLMER HERO-ET TL 100%-NA 288HO00147 208 1 -0.06 53 0.11 597 90 99 CROTEAU LESPERRON UNIX-ET TR 100%-NA 200HO03913 467 25 0 46 0.05 834 98 943 EDG DEMAN-ET TR 100%-NA 534HO00026 518 39 0.1 72 0.22 347 97 470 POL BUTTE MC BEEMER-ET TP 99%-NA 7HO12353 136 14 0 24 0.02 494 99 1292 MR CHASSITYS CAMELOT TL 100%-NA 91HO05513 -70 -7 -0.02 0 0.01 -90 96 205 PELLERAT DARK TR 100%-NA 200HO10029 101 14 0.05 2 0.01 -24 91 156 MR D APPLE DIAMONDBACK RC 99%-NA 7HO12587 171 19 0.06 7 0.01 100 98 399 BUTZ-BUTLER ATWOOD BRADY-ET TC 100%-NA 76HO00639 -230 -29 -0.08 -27 -0.07 -253 99 912 GLENN-ANN PROVIDENCE-ET TR 100%-NA 200HO03987 458 23 -0.05 38 -0.03 1257 93 94 STANTONS HIGH OCTANE-ET TR 99%-NA 200HO10363 322 30 -0.04 36 -0.05 1353 97 1363 QUALITY DOORMAN MARIO-ET TY 99%-NA 80HO01124 98 6 0.06 2 0.06 -354 94 186 LUCK-E AWESOME-RED CV 100%-NA 76HO01603 -231 -30 0.01 -27 0.05 -1065 97 246 HEATHERSTONE MALICIOUS-ET TR 100%-NA 566HO01250 89 5 0 31 0.1 126 92 18 MORNINGVIEW MCC KINGBOY-ET TR 99%-NA 7HO12198 534 42 0 49 0 1333 99 2388
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PTA TYPE SCS PTA %R TPI 2.76 4.23 91 +2228G 2.77 3.98 96 +2157G 2.59 3.95 87 +1988G 2.19 3.71 92 +2171G 3.05 3.67 99 +1890G 3.11 3.6 99 +1705G 2.53 3.58 96 +1981G 2.5 3.57 99 +2345G 3.02 3.51 94 +2219G 2.9 3.39 97 +1980G 2.84 3.38 84 +2177G 2.89 3.31 88 +1986G 2.86 3.26 96 +2360G 2.92 3.26 96 +2462G 3.08 3.24 98 +1934G 2.82 3.21 94 +1687G 2.87 3.21 86 +1993G 2.87 3.19 96 +2097G 2.73 3.11 98 +1517G 2.76 3.1 93 +2345G 2.76 3.07 95 +2211G 2.7 3.06 90 +1981G 3.04 3.05 96 +1601G 2.92 3.01 87 +1929G 2.68 3.01 99 +2494G
MEMBERSHIP AGREEMENT - MISSOURI HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION
Name: ________________________________________ HFA# ____________________ Phone (____) ____________________ Address _______________________________ County _______________ City ___________________ State ______ Zip ______ Prefix: ___________________________
Email: (I send website update info): ________________________________
Mid-States Holstein News NOT included in Membership fee - Must add $5 to receive subscription ADULT Dues - Flat Fee Additional Member Associate Member $50.00 / Herd Prefix per Prefix = $25.00 $25.00 = 0 cattle ownership Junior membership, $5.00 per junior per year (those under age 21). Please list names & birthdates of Jr. Members:________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ RETURN TO: Missouri Holstein Association Jodi Wright 11449 Lawrence 2220 Verona, MO 65769 417-743-2921
Membership Dues per Prefix (Mid-States NOT Included)@ $50: __________________ Additional Member / herd or Associate (Mid-States NOT Included)@ $25: __________________ Junior Member Dues (Mid-States NOT Included) @ $5: __________________ Mid-States Hol. News $5 - must have current address to receive magazine: __________________ LATE FEE / ADULT if paid April 15 or Later: __________________ - Please answer questions on reverse side - Total Enclosed: _________________
FOLD & MAIL DUES and BALLOT
VOTE FOR COW OF THE YEAR - MAIL IN YOUR BALLOT BELOW!
 
2018 MISSOURI COW OF THE YEAR CONTEST OFFICIAL VOTING BALLOT
Voting Deadline: Saturday, January 4, 2019 The MO Cow of the Year will recognize an animal which is bred & owned, at least 87%RHA, and was alive on January 1, 2018. Each cow had to be nominated through an ad in the Mid-States Holstein News or Pulsator Newsletter. The award recognizes the animal you consider to be most worthy based on their overall performance. The winner will be awarded at the State Convention. Voting Rules: Each paid MO Holstein membership receives ONE vote. Each paid junior member (age 9 by Jan. 1, 2018) also receives ONE vote. Vote by Mail: Make copies of this ballot if needed. Mail to address on reverse. Postmark by Jan. 4 Vote Online at: https://goo.gl/forms/0ArBNJ6lNf7xKdgR2 (only allowed to vote once per e-mail address)
NOMINEES FOUND IN MID-STATES HOLSTEIN NEWS OR PULSATOR (Indicates issue nominated) Vote for only one
C-of-O Mayfield Rose, College of the Ozarks (Dec. Pulsator & Mid-States)
Groves-Vu Large Maraca, Groves-View Dairy (Dec. Pulsator)
Schoen Elcon Boston, Schoen Farms (Dec. Pulsator) __________________________________________________________________________
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Print Name Legibly & Birthday (Jr. Member only) Signature
Any unsigned or unlegible ballots will not be counted.
___________________ I would like to be contacted regarding consigning to the Missouri Convention Sale ___________________ I would like to sell some Holsteins privately through the Missouri Association ___________________ I would like more information on advertising in the Mid-States Holstein News or the Pulsator ___________________ JUNIORS: Would you like to compete at the National Holstein Convention? ____________ Yes __________ No Would you like to serve on a committee of the Missouri Holstein Association?
March 15: Name in Membership Directory April 15: $10 Late Fee/Adult June 1: No Longer qualify for state awards Dues are delinquent after March 15 and your name will be removed at the National Holstein office, therefore INCREASING your registration rates. Please make sure your address is complete. What suggestions do you have to improve your Missouri Holstein Association?: __________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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ELIGIBILITY: Any Registered Holstein female (87%RHA or higher) born in Missouri and bred by a member of the Missouri Holstein Association that was born between Sept. 1, 2017 and Aug. 31, 2018 is eligible for the 2021 3-Yr Old Sho-Me Futurity. FEES: One-Time Nomination Fee of $25.00 Due February 1, 2019 Renomination and futurity entry due August or September depending on sale date. SHOWING: In order to be eligible for any part of the purse, fees must have been made by the required date and the animal must be exhibited in a special 3 Year-Old Futurity Class to be scheduled during the year 2021. PURSE: The purse in this 2021 Three Year-Old Futurity Class shall consist of all monies received by the Missouri Holstein Association as Nomination Fees, less any incidental expenses incurred for its promotion and management. The purse shall be divided as follows: 1. Production Awards - $100.00 will be taken from the purse and divided among the top three cows shown in the 3-Year-Old Futurity Class on the basis of their 305 day 2-YearOld Milk production. Only official DHIA or DHIR records will be considered and these records must accompany the animal and be checked by the committee before the show. The $100.00 will be divided as follows: $50.00, $30.00, $20.00 to the cow with the first, second & third highest actual 2-Year-Old milk record respectively. 2. Showing Awards - The purse minus the $100.00 production award - minus any other authorized expense shall be divided among the first twenty placings in the special 3-YearOld Sho-Me Futurity Class: 1st Place............................................................................... 20 percent 2nd Place.............................................................................. 12 percent 3rd Place.............................................................................. 9 percent 4th Place ............................................................................. 8 percent 5th Place ............................................................................. 6 percent 6th through 10th Place ........................................................ 4 percent each 11th through 15th Place ...................................................... 3 percent each 16th through 20th Place ...................................................... 2 percent each If less than 20 animals are shown, the remaining money shall be equally divided among the animals exhibited. NO REFUNDS: All nomination fees are committed to the purse and no refunds will be made unless for some reason the Futurity Show is cancelled. TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP OF ELIGIBLE ANIMALS: Any animal sold after being nominated initially will remain eligible provided the subsequent fees are paid as specified. In all cases, the responsibility of making required payments is the responsibility of the owner. GENERAL: The Missouri Holstein Association through its elected officers is sponsoring and governing the Futurity and will make all decisions not covered by these rules. However, they will not be responsible for accident or injury to animal or person in connection with the show.
RULES AND CONDITIONS
Phone: _________________ E-Mail: ________________________
Address: ____________________________________________ _______________________________________________
Name (Farm or Individual): ______________________________
Mail completed entry and payment to: Missouri Holstein Association Jodi Wright 11449 Lawrence 2220 Verona, MO 65769 417-743-2921
PROCEDURE: Fill out entry blank on inside of form with animals in eligible age range. Fill out Payment Summary as to total number of animals entered and submit check made out to: Missouri Holstein Association by entry deadline. Entry form will be returned to you prior to the deadline for the renomination of entries.
FEES: One-Time Nomination Fee of $25.00 Due February 1, 2019 Renomination and futurity entry due August or September 2021 depending on show date.
ELIGIBILITY: Any Registered Holstein female at least 87%RHA born in Missouri and bred by a member of the Missouri Holstein Association that was born between Sept. 1, 2017 and Aug. 31, 2018 is eligible for the 2021 3-Yr Old Sho-Me Futurity.
PURPOSE: The Missouri Holstein Futurity is a segment of the Missouri Holstein Association to stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of outstanding Registered Holsteins in Missouri. Recognizing the accomplishments of the large and small breeder, and those of junior association members.
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INFORMATION ON ENTRY
Due February 1, 2019. Show entry due Aug. or Sept. 2021 depending on show date 2021 Futurity One-Time Entry Fee due 2/1/19
2021 Futurity Selected to exhibit in 2021
Renomination:____ head are to be exhibited in the Futurity
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THREE YEAR OLD FUTURITY 2021
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OFFICIAL NOMINATION FORM - MISSOURI THREE-YEAR OLD HOLSTEIN FUTURITY 2021 Farm Name: __________________________ Fee Schedule -- Nomination and Entry Fee = $25.00 each entry
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UDC %Rel TPI 4.15 97 +1601G 3.62 94 +2253G 3.59 93 +1993G 3.39 98 +2360G 3.37 99 +1528G 3.32 94 +2228G 3.30 91 +1988G 3.23 95 +2367G 3.23 98 +1980G 3.22 98 +2492G 3.20 95 +2335G 3.18 99 +2578G 3.16 96 +2097G 3.16 93 +2005G 3.12 99 +2431G 3.08 97 +1634G 3.04 99 +2330G 2.99 99 +1517G 2.95 98 +2508G 2.93 93 +2630G 2.88 93 +2332G 2.85 89 +2478G 2.85 99 +2574G 2.84 87 +2581G 2.84 98 +2529
NAME NAAB CO-OP RENEGADE-ET TR 1HO11863 EDG DEMAN-ET TR 534HO00026 SNOWBIZ SYMION-ET RC 223HO00017 BEART-ET TY 202HO00830 DYMENTHOLM MRAPP AVALANCHE RC 286HO00102 MAPLE-DOWNS-I G W ATWOOD-ETTR 7HO10506 INSIDER-ET TM 180HO86008 SONNEK GC CORVETTE-ET TR 7HO12042 EDG RUBICON-ET TC 151HO00681 LOOKOUT PESCE ATW LETS GO-ETTR 566HO01162 REGANCREST-GV S BRADNICK-ETTR 7HO10999 DELTA BOOKEM DANNO TY 97HO40889 MYLOW-ET 288HO00180 MR HOVDEN DELTA-ET TR 534HO00017 MR CHASSITYS CAMELOT TL 91HO05513 CO-OP UPD MOGUL TEBO TR 1HO11072 EDG ALTAJANGO-ET TR 11HO11537 SANDY-VALLEY GRAM-ET TR 200HO09137 BACON-HILL PETY MODESTY-ET TR 7HO12600 MR D APPLE DIAMONDBACK RC 7HO12587 S-S-I REFLECTOR EXTRA-ET TR 7HO13260 APPLES ABSOLUTE-RED-ET CV 76HO00582 MR BRASH-ET TR 534HO00040 WA-DEL MOGUL BLAKE-ET TR 566HO01215 MICHIGAN DAYBREAK 1302-ET TR 14HO07511
FLC %Rel TPI 2.98 96 +2543G 2.92 97 +2462G 2.84 91 +2498G 2.79 95 +2206G 2.72 94 +2228G 2.69 99 +1890G 2.61 96 +2396G 2.57 99 +1983G 2.45 99 +2824G 2.45 96 +1924G 2.45 99 +1905G 2.37 97 +2312G 2.34 93 +2118G 2.28 96 +2011G 2.23 95 +1687G 2.21 91 +2309G 2.17 94 +2553G 2.17 94 +2568G 2.15 97 +2598G 2.15 96 +2097G 2.15 89 +2478G 2.14 99 +1528G 2.14 86 +2177G 2.14 93 +2285G 2.12 93 +2417G
Youth Advisor Position OPEN Farm Bill Passage Current Jr Advisor, Shannon Kleiboeker, has decided to step down and therefore the Association is currently seeking a Youth Advisor. Following is a short list of skills and aspects of the position. There will be a year training period to aid the transition. For a complete Job Description contact Jodi or Shannon. Details on applying are listed below.
• Need to love kids and the Holstein cow. - Encouraging and coordinating the youth of the Missouri Holstein Association in all activities relating to state conventions, national convention competitions, fund raising events, awards, scholarships, and many other activities. • Computer skills very important • People skills a must • Organize and Plan annual meeting of Jr. association and other junior activities • Must be able to coordinate all state youth activities, awards, fund raisers, contests and National Convention contests • Gather all information monthly for Junior Page of the Association’s website • Work closely with State Secretary - to coordinate adult and youth events and financial information • Some travel and vehicle required • Report junior activities for website - Each month provide information and photos for the junior page. Junior reporters need to be contacted for reports also. • Photographer - Be available at local, state and national activities to get photographs of our juniors for web site, junior scrapbooks and history collections. Send letter of interest and resume to Brad Groves, President by Jan. 15, 2019. 2937 State Hwy 413 Billings, MO 65610
The bill passed Dec. 12th - What does this mean for dairy?
Many in the dairy sector were pushing for a passage of the farm bill before the end of the year. Here are some of the key items:
Margin Protection Program (MPP)
• Now called the Dairy Margin Coverage (DMC) program • Coverage level raised from $8 to $9.50 (approx equivalent $16.50 Class III) on first 5 million lbs (Tier 1). • Choose in 5 percent increments of coverage from a range of 5 to 95% • Premiums at tier 1, are lower at the higher coverage levels. Further premium discounts are available if sign up for five years. • $9.50 level (5 mil lbs) a premium of 15 cents per cwt. If a dairy farmer signs up for all five years of the new farm bill, those premiums are reduced to 11.25 cents. • This new program addressed changes in the feed-cost formula • Allows simultaneous participation in DMC and the Livestock Gross Margin (LGM) and Dairy Revenue Protection (DRP) insurance program.
Additional Items:
• Continued support for land and water conservation programs that assist dairy producers • Full funding for Farm Bill trade promotion programs, a crucial concern in an era of markets lost to tariffs • The bill also includes a program that allow farmers, processors and cooperatives to work together to donate milk to food banks and feeding organizations in their community. • Another program incentives milk purchases by Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) recipients. • Cuts to food stamps are not in the bill. • Expanding some federal agricultural subsidies to nieces, nephews and first cousins of farmers — even if those relatives do not directly work on the farm. The Environmental Working Group, which tracks federal farm subsidies, has criticized this provision as a wasteful giveaway.
Information sources: Hoards, DFA, Washington Post, National Milk, AgWeb
Open to ALL at the dairy expo!
Tell me about this NEW DRP program... with USDA RMA Specialists! Friday, Jan. 18 @ 11AM, Dairy Expo
This is a seminar for EVERYONE! Come and join USDA Risk Management Specialists Michael Ciliege and Cody Lovercamp as they help us all understand the new Dairy Revenue Protection insurance that was unveiled this fall. We will be focusing on sign ups for the second quarter of 2019. The American Farm Bureau Federation, American Farm Bureau Insurance Services, and other collaborators have developed a federal crop insurance product to help dairy farmers.AFBF Chief Economist John Newton says the product provides insurance for the difference between the revenue guarantee and actual milk revenue if prices or revenues decline, without capping production. “We wanted to make a program that would work for small, medium and large dairies. So there absolutely is no cap on how much milk you can insure under the Dairy Revenue Protection Program.” Producers can use the new program along with the Margin Protection Program. Newton says the program is farmer friendly. “The farmer who decides to buy for production they expect to produce has to meet those production thresholds that we set forth in the policy. ”
Ho w D o e s D a iry R P Wor k? Come and f i nd out i f you shoul d chose Com p one nt or C la s s p r icin g ? Wh en do you buy? W hat i s t he best st rategy? Br in g y our questi ons on Jan 18!
New Opportunity – Going to have tables at our WID meeting at Expo for anyone who sells “stuff” on
the side (ie: Pampered chef, protein shakes, essential oils, etc). Tables are on a first come first serve basis. Contact Reagan to reserve at 417.772.4231.
AUCTION
ITEMS NEEDED!
NEEDING DONATIONS: Anyone interested in donating or contributing items to our annual silent and live auctions held during the state convention would be greatly appreicated. If you have a donation from a business or you made something or you have an item that others would be interested in please let Jodi know ahead of time so we can keep a list! Please deliver your items on Friday, January 18 to Jodi Wright before the state sale. THANK YOU!
Holstein Association Awards - Congratulations! 2018 Progressive Genetics Herd Winners
Wilson Martin, Memphis, MO Cla-Cor, Farms, Easton James & Novalee Coats, Mtn. Grove Purina Farm, Washington
8 Yrs Qualified 6 12 5
+2048 Avg. CTPI +2156 +2074 +2074
2018 Progressive Breeders Registry Winners
Herd Alfred Brandt, Linn Anthony Musser, Arbela College of the Ozarks, Pt. Lookout Groves-View Dairy, Billings
Years % Qualified Homebred 5 79.2 1 76.8 3 89.5 9 83.9
Avg. Avg. Avg. Avg. BAA Milk Fat Protein 106.0 28,570 1066 857 108.5 29,120 1059 891 106.5 26,520 979 810 108.7 31,730 1268 988
2019 Heart of America Dairy Expo Ramada Oasis & Convention Center, Springfield, MO
Thursday January 17, 2019 3:00 p.m. FFA Ag Career Day Program 4:00 Pre-Conference Seminar on Grazing (getting more value from your milk and cow attributes for profitability on pasture systems) - David Sellars, Technical Manager, Emerging Markets; Innovation Division, Livestock Corporation (LIC), Newstead, Hamilton, New Zealand, sponsored by ABS Global 6:00 Cattlemen’s Night at the Dairy Expo! Grand Opening in Trade Show with Beef Buffet Reception (Grand Ballroom) sponsored by Phileo Lesaffre Animal Care 7:00 Early Bird Seminar: sponsored by American National Insurance Company 8:30 Recess
Friday January 18, 2019 8:00 a.m. Registration Open & Trade Show Open (Grand Ballroom) Coffee, Milk & Pastries sponsored by Soy Best, Southwest Dairy Farmers and Waikato Milking Systems 9:25 Expo Welcome--Ted Sheppard, Conference Chairman (Grand Ballroom) 10:10 Speaker to be determined, sponsored by Alltech 10:50 Refreshment Break sponsored by ABS Global, Missouri Trucking Association and Southwest Dairy Farmers 11:00 Women in Dairy Meeting (Sahara) 11:20 “The Livestock Gross Margin Program” Kevin Gubbels, Insure My Forage, Norfolk, Nebraska, sponsored by Insure My Forage Noon Pork Chop Luncheon sponsored by Hiland Dairy Foods Company and Missouri Pork Association, Keynote Speaker “Staying Profitable in Tight Margins”, Matthew Lange, Business Consultant, Compeer Financial, Baldwin, WI, sponsored by Central Life Sciences 1:30 “Managing Robotic Dairies for Success and Profitability”, Dr. Mike Brouk, Professor, Animal Sciences and Industry, Extension Specialist - Dairy, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, sponsored by DeLaval & Flory Dairy Equipment 2:10 “Adjusting Your Dairy to These Prices” Producer Panel on Milk Quality , Moderator Dr. Scott Poock, University of Missouri, Columbia, sponsored by Missouri Corn Merchandising Council, Mycogen Seeds and ST Genetics 2:50 President’s Ice Cream Social sponsored by Hiland Dairy Foods Company, F&H Food Equipment Company and Southwest Dairy Farmers and Turners Special Supply 3:15 Missouri Dairy Association (MDA) 34th Annual Meeting with Policy Development Session (Grand Ballroom) 4:30 MDA 33th Annual Meeting adjourns 5:00 Missouri Holstein Association (MHA) Committee Meetings (Coco & Maui) 5:00 Missouri Guernsey Breeders Association (MGBA) Committee Meetings (Sahara) 6:30 Missouri Holstein Association pre-sale hospitality in trade show 7:00 MHA 2018 All-Missouri & Jr. All-Missouri and 2018 Cow of the Year Presentation 7:00 Missouri Guernsey Association Board Meeting (Sahara) 7:30 Missouri Holstein State Convention Sale in trade show 7:30 Missouri Holstein Juniors Fun Party Saturday January 19, 2019 8:00 a.m. Registration/Check-in & Trade Show Open (Grand Ballroom) Coffee, milk and pastries sponsored by FCS Financial 9:00 Missouri Holstein Board Meeting (Bora Bora Boardroom) 9:00 Missouri Holstein Princess/Little Miss Interviews (Sonoran) 9:00 Missouri Junior Guernsey Breeders Meeting (MGBA Annual Meeting immediately following) 9:30 Missouri Holstein Association Annual Meeting (Grand Ballroom) 10:00 Missouri Brown Swiss Association Annual Meeting (Figi) 10:00 Missouri Holstein Junior Association Annual Meeting (Sahara A Boardroom) 10:00 Missouri Jersey Cattle Club Annual Meeting (Bora Bora Boardroom) 12:00 Trade Show Closes 12:00 Luncheon; Missouri Holstein Association Junior Awards, Scholarships & Crowning of Holstein Princess & Little Miss 1:00 p.m. MHA Annual Meeting and Missouri Holstein Junior Association Reconvene (if neccessary) 1:00 Missouri Ayrshire Association Meeting (Bora Bora Boardroom) 1:00 Midwest Milking Shorthorn Annual Meeting (Arabian) For Room Block of $79.00 until January 2, 2019 mention Heart of Missouri Dairy Forum. Contact the Ramada Oasis (417.866.5253) for reservations.
REGISTRATION FORM Ramada Oasis Hotel & Convention Center Springfield, MO • January 17-19, 2019 Registration is free for dairy farmers and their families but we do require meal reservations for planning purposes. Allied industry registration is $40.00 for the Expo (includes Thursday reception, both luncheons, breaks and handouts).
Registration Names (please list all attending) Primary Registrant ____________________________ 2) ___________________________ 3) ___________________________________ 4) ___________________________________ 5) ___________________________________ 6) ___________________________________ Farm/Business Name ________________________________________________________ Street Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________ City _____________________________________________________ State ____________________________ Zip ______________ Phone _____________________________ Fax ______________________________ Email _________________________________ Your Veternairian’s Name ______________________________________________________________________________________
Dairy Farmer and Family Members Number of free reservations for Pre-Conference Seminar on Dairy Grazing Thursday, January 17 ______ Number of free reservations for Grand Opening Reception Thursday, January 17 ______ Number of free lunch adult reservations for Friday, January 18 ______ Number of free children’s meals ______ Number of free lunch adult reservations for Saturday, January 19 ______ Number of free children’s meals ______
Allied Industry Registrants Number of Allied Industry Registrants ______ @ $40 each = $ ______ Number of Allied Industry Pre-Conference Seminar on Dairy Grazing reservations for Thursday, January 17 ______ Number of Allied Industry Grand Opening Reception reservations for Thursday, January 17 ______ Number of Allied Industry lunch reservations for Friday, January 18 ______ Dinner Friday night is on your own before the Holstein State Sale in the Trade Show. Number of Allied Industry lunch reservations for Saturday, January 19 ______
Payment Please make check payable to MDA. We are not able to accept credit cards at this time. Mail to Heart of America Dairy Expo at 1954 Sumter Ridge Court, Chesterfield, MO 63017
Mail, Email or Fax registration form
Heart of America Dairy Expo, 1954 Sumter Ridge Court, Chesterfield, MO 63017, email dairystl@aol.com or fax 636.519.1403 Dairy farmers may also call in reservations to Dave at 636.519.9300 and leave their name(s), phone number and number of luncheon reservations for each day.
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