Ayrshire Digest March/April 2016 by Cheri Oechsle

March/April 2016

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March/April 2016

Director’s Remarks By Jessica Gatton-Dixon, Director Region 3 As my first term serving on the Board nears an end, I’m very appreciative and grateful for the opportunity I was given by being elected. Representing our breeders and having a direct impact on our future has truly been an honor as well as a responsibility that I have not taken lightly. It has certainly been a learning experience for me; and I feel that I’m not only a better Ayrshire breeder three years later, but also a better person. Thank you to everyone that had enough belief in me for your votes. I want to share a quote that sums it all up for me and I feel like we all need a little reminding of once and awhile: “Complaining about a problem without proposing a solution is called whining” – Teddy Roosevelt Too often it is easy to point fingers and identify difficult issues, but when it comes down to actually finding a solution or remedy, the results measure up short. The next time you find yourself unhappy with a situation, I would like everyone to ask themselves, “What have I done to make this better?” We need to all work together for a thriving future. With challenges in the dairy economy being ever present, it will take everyone to ensure that the value of the Ayrshire cow is not left behind. We all have something to offer, whether it be something as simple as ideas or time. I grow frustrated at times as well when it seems as though every idea is met with “No, that won’t work.” Building off each other’s ideas and turning a rough thought into something great can be done and should be our focus. I’ve heard many complain that attending meetings is too expensive and it’s hard to get away. Everyone shares those sentiments. Don’t forget that being a board member is not a paid position. We are all there on our own dollar and are devoting our time for the betterment of the breed. Don’t let your passion go to waste, get active and participate in our future!

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OFFICERS

Jim Tentinger, President 40913 200th St., Remsen, IA 51050 (712) 786-2302 Expires 2017 l

Tom Fenton, Vice President 22050 SR 136, Winchester, OH 45697 (937) 823-8815 Expires 2017 l

DIRECTORS Director at Large Donna Mertz

13970 County Road P18, Blair, NE 68008 (920) 382-7678 Expires 2018 l

Region 1

Tom Gillette 5137 Old Route 12, Lyon Falls, NY 13368 (315) 982-7707 Expires 2017 l

By Tom Fenton, Vice President Hello Ayrshire World! The Board meetings in December were great as usual. We did pass a positive and realistic budget for 2016. The 2015 yearly review is not complete at this time, but it does appear that registrations and transfers are down some from the previous year, while the finances are still positive. We hope this trend does not continue; but if it does, no doubt, Ayrshires must face the music. So keep those registration applications coming and caught up. Please use ABA programs to achieve our goals. 2016 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for Ayrshires with the World Conference coming to the United States. Plans for this event promise a wonderful gathering. Great cows + great people = great fun. I hope to see everyone this summer and fall!

Dale Maulfair 400 South Center St, Jonestown, PA 17038 (717) 865-6439 Expires 2018 l

Susan Edwards 320 Prange Rd., West Grove, PA 19390 (610)869-8286 Expires 2016 l

Region 2

Mary Creek 18811 Wagaman Rd., Hagerstown, MD 21740 (301) 471-0726 Expires 2017 l

Lynn Lee P.O. Box 1229, Smyrna, TN 37167 (615) 390-6312 Expires 2016 l

Mark Valentine 15621 B Kelbaugh Rd, Thurmont, MD 21788 (240) 674-6092 Expires 2018 l

National Youth Calf Raffle The National Ayrshire Youth Committee is sponsoring a calf raffle to raise money for the National Ayrshire Youth Fund. Tickets are $2 each, or 3 for $5. The winner has the choice of the calf or $500. If the winner chooses the money, the calf will be sold in the National Convention Sale in Oklahoma City on June 17th, with the proceeds going to the National Ayrshire Youth Fund. Participants need not be present to win. Juniors can join in the fun by testing their sales ability to see who can sell the most tickets. The high ticket seller receives a $100 cash award, second high seller gets $75 and third high seller is awarded $50. Last year’s winners were: first place Emma Coleman, MO; second place Erin Curtis Szalach, NY; and third place Kailey Barlow, KY. If you would like to participate by buying or selling raffle tickets, contact the ABA office.

Region 3

Lloyd Machin 6614 Iowa St., Newton, IA 50208 (641) 792-9523 Expires 2017 l

Linda Handson 35400 St. Hwy 1 NE, Goodridge, MN 56725 (218) 378-4588 Expires 2018 l

Jessica Gatton-Dixon PO Box 39, Conway, MO 65632 (417) 844-7217 Expires 2016 l

Ex-Officio Board and Executive Committee Member Doug Evans

4106 Davenport Rd., Georgetown, NY 13072 (315) 837-4777 Expires 2017 Expires at election of new president

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March/April 2016 Volume 102, Number 2

The Official Publication of the Ayrshire Breeders’ Association

FEATURES All-American Contest..................................................................17-48 Director Candidates........................................................................ 12 National Convention Registration Form............................................. 54 Organic Dairying in New England...................................................... 6 World Conference Update............................................................... 51 U.S. Ayrshire Breeders’ Foundation Committee

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CHAIRMAN JOHN RODGERS

DHIR Lactation Reports.................................................................... 50 Excellent Cows................................................................................ 14

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TREASURER SHARON TENTINGER

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Advertising Index............................................................................. 61 Classification Schedule.................................................................... 49 Calendar........................................................................................ 61 Director’s Remarks............................................................................ 4 Directory - Breeders Listing..........................................................56-60 Queen’s Corner................................................................................ 8

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Organic Dairying with Ayrshires in New England

By Robin Alden with Marjorie Hardy, contributor

n the early 2000s,when milk prices were hitting rock bottom, small family farms across the country struggled to stay afloat. Many dairy farmers had to face the hardest decision of their lives: whether or not to quit the business that had been passed on through several generations. Times in New England were no different; however, many Ayrshire herds found a great alternative: organic. Around 15 years ago, Henry and Teresa Hardy were tasked with that same difficult question. They saw only three options: quit milking, expand the herd, or find a way to make their product more valuable. Due to the lack of land in their area of Maine, expansion was out of the question. When looking further into it, the Hardys realized that many of their existing practices aligned with organic standards. From there, the choice was easy. Organic dairy farming is an alternative to conventional dairy farming with a set of strict goal-based regulations that allow farmers to manage their own situations individually, while maintaining organic integrity and appealing to an alternative market. To be organic your entire herd has to be fed 100% organic feed, and your crops, pastures and hay are grown without the use of synthetic fertilizers, therefore making feed prices more costly. Management styles are sometimes different and more regulated. Calves are only fed the raw milk from your organic cow. The vitamins, minerals and supplements that you may feed, cleaning agents, and health care products have to be on the approved list for organic use, and antibiotics are strictly forbidden. Depending on the weather

conditions all animals have to have access to the outdoors, and animals over six months of age have to have pasture access during the growing season. The welfare of the animals is overseen, and certain procedures like tail docking are prohibited and procedures such as dehorning must be done to minimize the stress to the animal. Records are a key factor to a successful organic farm and must be kept sufficiently to verify the compliance with the standards, and be ready for organic inspection and auditing every year. Organic farming is not for everyone, and depending on your land, goals, or setup, it may not be an effective way for you to operate. With more restrictions and regulations to follow, it means being proactive rather than reactive. It requires a different kind of patience, persistence and willingness to try new things. Your ability to plan and have strict management of both the cows and employees is vital. Your pastures have to be managed and rotational grazing systems up to par. Managing and breeding for reproduction is incredibly important without having the ability to use synch programs or hormones. While flushing is possible, your results tend to be less admirable as it is typically done with the cows who are headed out the door, and buying animals is not an option, unless from another certified herd. It does cost a significant amount more to be organic but you are also being paid on a contracted base price to do so. You are then given the ability to plan long term and are able to make improvements to become more efficient. Many New England breeders will tell you that Ayrshires and organic farms are a perfect

match. Mary Castonguay of Castonguay Ayrshires in Livermore, Maine cites the breed’s hardiness and adaptability as essential to the organic way of raising cattle. She also loves their grazing ability, maternal instinct and superior health. Henry Hardy has similar things to say. He loves the excellent udders, low Somatic Cell Count and vigor of the Ayrshire breed. Dean Conant of Pineville Farm in Randolph Center, Vermont sums up what most Ayrshire breeders would tell you: “Ayrshires fit the profile. You need a cow that’s low-maintenance and trouble-free.” While switching to organic was a financial decision for most breeders, many have become passionate about the practice. The Castonguay herd is a member of the co-op Organic Valley, and Mary Castonguay has been a tireless promoter for the brand as well as organic dairying. Castonguay has assisted with tastings at grocery stores and the organic Common Grounds Fair, spoken at schools, and even travelled to Washington D.C. for the Organic Trade Association, visiting representatives to promote the importance of organic. To Castonguay, this “importance of organic” means giving consumers more options and allowing them to find what more and more are now looking for – GMO-free, antibiotic-free products – in one simple carton of certified organic milk. She also appreciates the benefit of increased prices for dairy producers. Pineville Farm, who supplies to Horizon Organic, promotes their milk in a local setting. Every year, they have a 4-H float in the Randolph Fourth of July Parade that incorporates elements of Horizon Organic.

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Henry and Teresa Hardy are also advocates of organic dairying. Both are involved in several various committees to represent their practice – although Henry is a firm advocate in all dairies, and does not like conflict between conventional and organic farmers. The Hardys have also visited local schools and conducted farm tours to portray a positive image of organic farms and dairies in general. Due to their efforts in advocating for and teaching about organic dairying, the Hardys received Horizon Organic’s Producer Education Award and won a trip to Horizon’s annual producer awards. Henry speaks well of the organic lifestyle, stating, “Being organic means being proactive instead of reactive. It also takes some out-of-the-box thinking and willingness to try new things.” It’s hard to overlook the huge benefit of value-added milk as well. An increased milk price means an ability to improve facilities, which in turn increases production and results in a bigger milk check. In the last five years, the Hardys have made some significant changes, including converting their tie-stall barn into a parlor, putting in a motorized cow brush, and building a compost-bedded pack barn, just to name a few of the improvements organic has allowed them to make. Castonguay also speaks of the improvements to their facility, including the ability to purchase new equipment. The Castonguays were in the process of converting in the summer of 2002, when milk prices were reaching new lows. “If we hadn’t been in the transition to organic, we probably would have sold out,” says Mary Castonguay. Hardy echoes this sentiment, and adds: “We sign a contract for a minimum base price. We’re not riding the roller coaster they are on the conventional side.” Dean Conant also mentions the stable milk price as his top incentive for transitioning. Cow comfort and health is essential to organic dairying, and that’s where the Ayrshire emerges as the champion of the organic farm. Henry Hardy speaks of the ease in raising Ayrshire calves and heifers. Mary Castonguay says her expertise in raising calves has increased since switching to organic. “You have to be very attentive to small changes in a calf,” she said. “It’s made me a better manager of my calves.” A big question of organic farming is treatment of sick animals. The Castonguays have experimented with homeopathic treatments, and claim they work well as long as you catch the illness early. Says Hardy, “We have to train our employees to be able to pick up on early signs of illness as we can’t just give them something for a quick fix… There has to be a lot of preventative care and willing to keep immaculate records.” Conant claims the obstacles in treatment have actually improved his herd. Cows that relied

on antibiotic treatment or lutalyse to get bred quickly left the herd, and in turn, herd health has vastly improved. All three breeders cite the Ayrshire’s low SCC, hardiness and vigor as ways these concerns can be minimized. Indeed, the revenue from organic dairying can actually be extremely beneficial to cow care. The Hardys have won multiple awards for their excellence in dairying, but the one Henry seems most proud of is the Green Pasture Award. This award compares all dairies in Maine – conventional and organic – and judges them based on a multitude of categories, including production, involvement, and cow care. The Hardys won this due to their advancements that increased cow comfort and showed a “positive path for the future.” This is key to the Hardy’s success – “You wanna take care of your cows, and they’ll take care of you,” says Henry, whose herd has seen increased production as a result of infrastructure improvements. New England certainly seems to be the hotbed of organic dairying, but why? Ask any Ayrshire breeder in the area, and they’ll tell you the same thing – small family farms who were already extensively grazing due to the nature of the land needed a financially viable option to stay in business. Mary Castonguay also attributes the organic boom to a huge demand in New England, but also nationwide, and says the demand is actually larger than the supply, thus creating the huge value of the product. Lin Huntington of CR Farm in Vermont, a conventional Ayrshire herd, witnessed many of his peers converting during the milk price crisis. He also saw many of those who converted still fail to stay in business. However, he is full of praise for “good farmers” who were able to be successful due to their quality of cow care. Some of his neighbors he cites as being successful organic

Photos: Ayrshires enjoy the New England hills at Hardy Farm. (inset circle) Cow/calf pair at Hardy Farm Photos submitted.

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herds include the Conants at Pineville Farm, the Spauldings of Good Oak Farm and Ted Hoyt. Dean Conant certainly fits this bill, as he has become an even more vigorous records keeper and shifted his breeding strategy to accommodate organic cattle. Some of the best improvements from his switch to organic, he says, are to himself, claiming he’s become “a better steward of the land.” He now focuses on a medium-sized cow with high components. Although switching to more functional type, as opposed to show ring type, has lowered his classification average, he sees huge improvements in longevity and quality of milk. The ease in transitioning is also a huge incentive to New England farmers, particularly those who raise the hardy, healthy Ayrshire. The Castonguays’ cropland was easily certified because they were already utilizing totally organic processes, and the cows were transitioned in a matter of months. Of course, it is more difficult now, and in Maine the minimums are a three-year transition time for crops and one year for cattle. Henry Hardy claims that most New England dairies were already grazing, as the hilly landscape and small acreage made it difficult to raise crops. The Conants were one of these dairies who were already grazing, and said that made the transition “easy.” Castonguay and Hardy both cite the price and availability of organic grain as one of the challenges of the switch. Castonguay was also very cautious about herd health, saying it was a “learning curve” on how to treat sick animals. However, this is less of an issue when raising Ayrshire cattle. The large numbers of organic dairies in New England mean an increased demand in organic replacement heifers and cows. It can be challenging finding certified organic animals to purchase, due to strict regulations. The Vermont Ayrshire Club listened to several requests for organic cattle and answered the demand by incorporating certified organic animals into their New England Fall Quality Sale. The sale has been certified organic for almost as long as they have had organic consignments, about 10 to 15 years. Randy Allen, a sale director and the manager of the sale cattle, lists the guidelines to having a certified organic sale: first, Tina Spaulding, an owner of the organic Good Oak Ayrshire Farm in Vermont, contacts the Northeast Organic Farming Association (NOFA) to let them know about the sale. NOFA asks questions to ensure that the sale meets standards. “We always tell them they’re more than welcome to come and see how they’re taken care of,” says Allen, but the phone call has been sufficient. Consignors donate organic feed and hay, and the organic animals are separated from the conventional Cont. on pg. 9

Queen’s Corner

Hello everyone! Spring is just around the corner as most of you are picking out this year’s show string. It is sad to think that this year will be my last as a Junior member. My best memories have come from the show barn and the show ring. The first time I actually showed at a national show was in Louisville six years ago; and to be completely honest, I was scared to death. I had never been in the ring with so many heifers before than when I was showing my March calf. To think now as I walk into the ring in Louisville, it being my last show as a junior member is a thought I don’t want to process quite yet. Those doors will be closing, but new ones are bound to open. I want to encourage you younger junior members to embrace every show and opportunity you get; because if they are anything like mine were, you are going to want to keep them forever. To conclude, I would like to remind all the Junior members of all the youth contest applications that are due. Convention is rolling around the corner and we Okies have been working hard to put on the best possible convention we can. I hope to see all of you down here this coming summer. As convention is coming up, I encourage all of you to be working hard on those projects. If anyone has any questions, please email me at leannev@okstate.edu. I’d be happy to help! I would also like to ask those wanting to support the Ayrshire youth to bring items for the Fun Auction. This is one of the few times we fundraise to keep the program going. Until next time, Leanne Van der Laan, Reigning National Ayrshire Queen

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Pennsylvania Ayrshire Breeders’ Association For more info contact any state officer or visit our website: www.paayrshires.com 55 memberships in New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

President: Jason Mowry, Roaring Springs, PA Phone 814-215-1492 Vice President: Shawn Hemley, Lebanon, PA Phone: 717-865-5782 Secretary/Treasurer: Lori Baumgardner, Dillsburg, PA Phone:717-432-3169

New year ~ New start!

TIMBERLAWN FARM Susan Edwards

610.869.8286 320 Prange Road, West Grove, PA 19390

Maulfair Acres continues on to generation three! We are excited to continue our family Ayrshire herd!

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David and Rachel Maulfair 23 Maulfair Lane, Jonestown, PA. 17038 (717) 926-5330 l maulfairacresayrshires@yahoo.com

We had a banner show day at the PA Farm Show! Judge Amanda Dennis named S&M-Ayr Herman’s Marie the Sr. & Grand Champion. Marie is also 2015 Nominated Jr. All-American Aged Cow. We had the Junior Champion of the Ayrshire Show with Barrens-View Burdette Mary. She’s a 2nd gen. homebred out of Barrens-View Poker Memphis, EX 91.

The Baumgardner Family Dillsburg, PA 717-432-3169 wildcowz@hughes.net

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It’s pretty sweet watching your kids taste success. #proudshowmom Organic cont. from pg. 7

cattle so feed doesn’t mix. One of the other requirements is bedding – the sale uses shavings, but if they used straw, it would have to be organic straw. The key to the sale’s ability to be certified organic is the location. The sale is held at the Vermont state fairgrounds, which qualifies it as an exposition, meaning organic cattle can come and go without losing their certification. If the auction were held at a sale barn, the cows would automatically lose their organic status. In years past, as much as a quarter to a third of the consignments to the sale were certified organic. Certificates are held at the sale and provided to those who request them. According to Huntington, past president of the Vermont Ayrshire Club, about a third of the purchasers of organic cattle request this certificate. The organic qualification has also enabled the sale to introduce some other breeds, and Huntington notes that in particular more organic Jerseys have been added to the sale. According to Huntington, the addition of certified organic animals has drawn a few new buyers and also adds a little extra to the sale price of organic cattle. This is important, as the goal of the sale is to give small farmers a March/April 2016

Mary Castonguay offers taste testing at local grocery.

good price on their quality cattle. “The sales are to provide a market for small farmers with just two to three head to sell,” explains Huntington. Otherwise, these animals would head to a sale barn, where they would achieve a minimum price, and any organic animals would lose certification. Allen says the sale has “definitely” drawn more buyers, partly due to the high quality of the group. Some of the organic consignments have even gone on to be named “Queen of the Sale,” a title voted on by sale attendees. The success of the organic animals in the

fall sale has encouraged the Vermont Ayrshire Club to incorporate them into their Vermont Spring Sale as well. This sale will be held on April 23 this year. According to Henry Hardy, organic certification has meant a huge demand on his young stock. He says their consignment to sales has gone down in recent years, as he is able to arrange private sales easily. On the opposite end, the Hardys don’t buy any cattle, and face little issue with lack of replacement heifers. While these New England breeders hold the tenants of organic dairying dear, they hold the Ayrshire breed even more dearly, and name her the key to their success as organic dairy farmers. “They may not give as much milk,” says Hardy, comparing them to his handful of Holsteins, “but the aggressiveness and the vigor are there, as well as the desire to eat pasture.” Both the Hardys and Castonguays hold their small milking herds (80 for the Castonguays and 50 for the Hardys) at around 90% Ayrshire because of their adaptability and efficiency in the organic lifestyle. Hardy believes that without a doubt, it’s been a successful venture for his herd. “Especially with the Ayrshires,” he says. “Our preferred breed is the Ayrshire.” 9

2016 Director candidates Cindy Crawford Whiting, VT Director Candidate Region 1 Cindy Crawford farms in Whiting, Vermont with her husband Kurt Anechiarico. The farm has been in Cindy’s family for over 60 years. Cindy’s parents, Bettelee and Robert, started the Scapeland herd in the early 1950s. The farm consists of 330 acres and they currently milk 50 cows. In 1997 Cindy and her brother Jim took over the reins when their parents retired. In 2011 Cindy’s husband began farming with her when Jim wanted to change careers. Kurt and Cindy have one daughter, Dacey, who is a freshman at the University of New Hampshire. In addition to farming, Kurt works for a local grain company as a dairy nutritionist. The farm had ventured into cheese making with some success and recognition. While they do not currently make cheese, they sell a large percentage of their Ayrshire milk to three local artisan cheese makers. The herd has had many excellent cows and has a herd average of 17, 750 lbs. of milk. The cows are grazed in the summer and fed mostly grass baleage in the winter. No corn silage is fed because the cheese makers prefer cows not be fed silage. Cindy graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science from The University of Vermont. Her first job after graduation was field representative for the Ayrshire Breeders Association. In her travels she enjoyed meeting Ayrshire breeders and making lasting friendships. In 2001 she co-chaired the National Sale when the National Convention was held in Burlington, Vermont. She has served as a director in the Vermont State Ayrshire Club for many years. Scapeland Farm has supported many Ayrshire sales including the Vermont State Sale, the New England Quality Sale and National Sales. On the local level, Scapeland has leased and sold numerous 4-H projects to area youth. Through private sales many Scapeland Ayrshires have gone on to do well for their new owners in the show ring and the bulk tank. Showing Ayrshires has been a family activity since the farm started. Dacey is active in 4H, attending county fairs, state shows and national shows. Cindy has been involved with 4-H, child care and early education of at-risk children. She participates in many civic activities and has been a director on the local school board.

Susan Edwards West Grove, PA Director Candidate Region 1 Susan Edwards and her husband Bob reside in West Grove, Pennsylvania, on the family’s Timberlawn Farm. They have two children, Matthew and Melissa, both Penn State graduates. Melissa has a Master’s Degree in Animal Science and is an associate professor at Broome Community College in Binghamton, New York. She is married to Andrew Glenn and has two children, Ethan and Serena. Matthew, an electrical engineer, lives near the farm. The Ayrshire operation includes her mother, Ann L. Young, and brother Charles Young and family. The 150-acre farm includes 110 acres of tillable land that Susan oversees in crops. She and Bob purchased part of the farm in 1975; and in 1997, upon the death of her father, Nelson Young, she became an owner and trustee with her mother on the remainder. Susan shares the Timberlawn Farm prefix with her sister, Barbara Rudy, who lives in Indianola, Iowa. Her daughter, Jennifer, and husband, Wade Brunsman, Brone-Ayr Ayrshires, Dyersville, Iowa, help a great deal with Ayrshires purchased in the midwest. Susan’s loyalty to the Ayrshire breed is reflected in their family history. Her grandfather, George J. Laffey, purchased his first Ayrshires in 1930, with breeding from Penshurst Man O ‘War, and Strathglass, Neshaminy, Sycamore, and Masonic Homes Farm Ayrshires. His daughter, Ann Young, started to develop her herd from his breeding in the 1940s, and continued to improve her Ayrshires with national and international acquisitions. The purchase of Lippitt Roger in the 1960s produced some very successful cow families from line breeding. Fantastic udder conformity, longevity, and excellent milk production paid the bills for decades. A favorite champion owned and shown by Susan was Ardrossan Beau’s Nasturtium but her breeding never matched the production of the Roger daughters. In 1980, in addition to the farm, Susan started operating an insurance agency with a friend and remained licensed as an agent in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware for the next 25 years. She handled agricultural business and claims and served as a notary public. Susan has a lifetime membership with the ABA and has served on the promotion committee for the past two years. She has attended numerous national conventions and sales since 1970. She’s been a member of National Dairy Shrine since 1985. She

chaired committees for National Ayrshire Conventions in Pennsylvania in 1970, 1986 and 2005. As a lifelong member of the PA Ayrshire Association, Susan maintained an active role in the planning and operation of the National Convention and Sale in 2015 at Lake Raystown, Pennylsvania as the Finance Chairman. Susan served as a 4-H Leader for several clubs for 20 years and led several County Extension Committees overseeing the agricultural future of their county. She has served with several civic organizations including 20 years on the County United Way Board and as their president and 30 years with the Southern Chester County YMCA Board. Lynn Lee, Smyrna, TN Director Candidate Region 2 Lynn Lee of Smyrna, Tennessee, is a lifelong registered dairy cattle breeder with wide-ranging experience as a dairyman, auctioneer, classifier and show judge. Lynn and his family operate a 525-acre farm and have over the years bred numerous All-Americans and Reserve All-Americans bearing their Lee’s Dixieland prefix. In 2012, he and a partner formed Tradition Auction Services, LLC, a full-service auction company that is engaged in all aspects of dairy cattle sale management. Lynn has been involved with the ABA Board of Directors for 15 years, serving three terms as a director, one term as vice president and one term as president. He is the chair of the type committee and has served on numerous other committees. Outside of the ABA, he has served on local and state committees such as DHIA, Rutherford Farmers Coop. and the Rutherford County Farm Bureau. His judging assignments over the past several years have been prestigious, including national shows for many breeds at the World Dairy Expo at Madison, Wisconsin; All-American Dairy Show at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield, Massachusetts; Western National in Puyallup, Washington; and the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville, Kentucky. He has also traveled to Australia, Colombia, Finland, Guatemala, Ireland, New Zealand and South Africa to judge national shows in those countries. Jessica Peter Melrose, WI Director Candidate Region 2 Jess Peter is relatively new to the Ayrshire breed.

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Despite her primarily Holstein background, she has always been infatuated with the Ayrshire cow and admired her from afar. When she and her partner, Garrett Schmidt, decided to invest into the Ayrshire breed it took them about a year to find the right animal to start their herd. In 2013 they purchased their first Ayrshire heifers. They currently have a small herd of Ayrshires they enjoy working with under the prefix Domynaire. The Ayrshires reside at Garrett’s home farm, Indies-View Holsteins in Melrose, Wisconsin. Peter comments, “It has been an exciting and awesome experience so far, meeting great people along the way.” In her professional life, Jess is a Sire Analyst at Accelerated Genetics working with the Holstein, Ayrshire, Brown Swiss and Milking Shorthorn breeds. Peter attended Iowa State University where she was a member of the Iowa State Collegiate Dairy Judging Team, part of the Iowa State Dairy Science Club Executive Team, and held many committee chairman positions. Jess has attended national conventions, showed at multiple national shows and enjoyed connecting with members to discuss their knowledge and passion for the breed. She is involved in both the Iowa Ayrshire Association and the Wisconsin Ayrshire Association and enjoys working and being a part of those associations. She is working with the Iowa Association on the 2017 National Convention to plan a fun and engaging event! Jessica Gatton-Dixon Conway, MO Director Candidate Region 3 Jessica Gatton’s parents, William and Veronica, bought their first Ayrshire in 1998, adding her to a milking herd of over 100 Holsteins on a TMR ration in Crane, Missouri. In 2000 Jessica participated nationally at Louisville for the Southern National. Since then she has enjoyed many successes in the show ring that have included several championships, All-American nominations, and her favorite honor - Premier Breeder of the Southern National in 2009 and 2011. In 2011 Gatton and her husband (Brett Dixon of Dix Lee Guernseys) began their adventure as Stil Dreamn Dairy, located in Southwest Missouri on a farm of 120 acres. Currently they milk 70 head with an average classification score of 88 points with a RHA of 16,000M 4.0% 636F 3.1% 489P, with the dominant breed being Ayshires and remaining evenly split between Guernseys and Holsteins. Their future plans are to get down to around 10 Holsteins. They have been in the process of setting up their pastures for March/April 2016

intensive grazing and are making progress each year with production off of them. They also supplement with corn silage in the winter as well as wrapped rye grass and sudex. During the 2012 drought (and with a child on the way) Brent took a full-time off-thefarm job. He has recently been able to cut back at the job and focus more on the farm, but daily farming chores are still primarily Jessica’s responsibility. With no hired help and a small child, Jessica’s life is very busy! Gatton-Dixon also helps the DHIA association once a month with testing the largest herd in Missouri. She had worked as a DHIA technician for almost five years before returning to farm full-time with her mother in 2007. Jessica has been an ABA national member since 1998 and active nationally since 2000. She was elected to the ABA Board of Directors in 2013 and has served on several committees during this time. In addition, she is currently the secretary for the Missouri Ayrshire Association. She previously served as the treasurer. Her responsibilities include the organizing of meetings, people and paperwork and providing a resource to members and non-members seeking Ayrshires, which has been a tremendous step in growing the breed and association. She is also assisting in the planning of the 2018 National Convention. Jessica has also been involved with the Missouri Holstein Association activities. Stil Dreamn Dairy provides Ayrshires for judging contests when asked and have allowed several FFA, 4-H and collegiate groups to practice with farm visits. Janet Jarratt Los Lunas, NM Director Candidate Region 3 Shady Dale Dairy, the farm of the Raymond Jarratt family, is located in central New Mexico, immediately adjacent to the Rio Grande, about 15 miles from the southern Rocky Mountains. Janet’s dad, Raymond, is the patriarch of not only the family, but of the farm operation as well. They are currently milking about 320 head of Ayrshires, and planning to increase herd size to about 350 cows in milk. They have a closed registered herd, and raise all of their own replacements as well as raising bull calves as beef steers. The Jarratts have herd bulls of their own that are used in addition to AI breeding. Being along the Rio Grande, they are fortunate to be able to irrigate and raise their own hay for the cows. They farm about 400 acres of both owned and leased property, growing forage and pasture. Janet and her sister work full time on the farm, with their brother helping with technical repair work as they update the barn and

equipment. Janet lives in the original farm house located about 100 feet from the cow corrals, so the dairy is the primary fixture of her life. She has a son and daughter, both in college, with her son starting graduate school next fall. Janet also has a small area where she grows fruit for sale to local markets for a slight supplemental income. The commercial dairy has provided the sole income for three generations. Janet remembers seeing the photographs of her dad showing Ayrshires shortly after WWII, and touring Iranian visitors on the farm in the 1950s. When she was little, the dinner table conversation was about genetics, finances, and the comparative value of the breeds of cattle. At that time the Jarratts had a herd of registered Holsteins and registered Ayrshires that were kept genetically intact. Over the years, the Ayrshires took over as the dominant breed, with only a few individuals that are not Ayrshire left. For estate purposes the animals were all transitioned to ownership by Shady Dale Farms, LLC rather than individual ownership. With Janet’s father’s long-time involvement with the Ayrshire Breeders Association, the family always discussed the issues that arose over the years, along with potential resolutions. Her parents attended many meetings, always coming home with a lot to say about what was going on. Janet has attended a few national meetings over the years, but has not been privileged to serve in any official capacity. In the early 1980s the Jarratt family showed an entire string at the New Mexico State Fair for a few years. It was definitely a learning experience, albeit a rewarding one. When her daughter was old enough for 4-H she wanted to show heifers. She began with two heifers, and over the years of 4-H and FFA, she showed at both the Valencia County Fair and the New Mexico State Fair in both youth and open divisions. She took complete show strings to the State Fair, where she did well. Janet was especially proud of her daughter earning numerous herdsman awards as she was her daughter’s only helper for 20 or so animals. Over the years, FFA dairy judging teams have come to the farm to participate in mock judging, giving the Jarratts an opportunity to discuss with them the attributes of the Ayrshire, and why they were their choice for a commercial herd. Each time Janet’s daughter showed at the State Fair, teams from across the state came to their cows to get a chance to view and learn about Ayrshires. In addition to the shows, Janet also took one of her daughter’s show cows to schools in the Albuquerque area as well as to parts of the state where no dairies exist. This allowed kids to actually touch and learn about dairy cows, and Ayrshires in particular. She also provides

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calves for the county Farm and Livestock Bureau float each year, with the Ayrshires getting a lot of attention. Janet has been an involved leader in many of the agriculture organizations in her community and on state and national levels. She was the first woman elected President of the Valencia County Farm and Livestock Bureau. She has been a State Board member of New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau (NMFLB), serves on the Legislative Committee and was the first woman elected to the Executive Committee of NMFLB. She has served on the AFBF Dairy Commodities Committee and was selected as one of 12 members of the American Farm Bureau Federation Environmental Issues Advisory Committee. In addition she was the first woman Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District (MRGCD). The MRGCD is the irrigation delivery entity for 150 river miles in central New Mexico and the property owners within the district boundaries elect the Board. She has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Middle Rio Grande Endangered Species Collaborative Program (MRGESCP) and was the Non-Federal Co-Chair of the MRGESCP and chair of MRGESACP Water Acquisition and Management Subcommittee. Janet has also served on the Governor’s Eminent Domain Task Force and is a voting delegate for Dairy Farmers of America. What can we do as an Association to help breeders increase the profitability of their Ayrshires? Crawford - The ABA has always helped breeders increase the profitability of their Ayrshires by encouraging youth, keeping track of records and pedigrees, and promoting sales and shows. In 2016, through social media, we have the opportunity to reach out and connect with breeders from all over the world. If the association can keep the Ayrshire cow front and center, perhaps dairymen not familiar with Ayrshires will become interested. I believe the association should be fantastic promoters of the merits of Ayrshire cattle to the whole dairy community. In today’s world of social media and online magazines, it is possible to have vast exposure beyond the Ayrshire Digest. Stories can be shared on show champions, sales and meetings. We should be focused on the World Ayrshire Conference. What a great event to let everyone in the dairy business hear about all the great Ayrshires all around the world. We should be touting the prestigious American Cheese Society Awards that are consistently won by cheese makers who use Ayrshire milk. Why not market Ayrshires to cheese makers and other manufacturers? As we all know, there is “no better tasting” milk than Ayrshire milk. If we encourage demand for Ayrshire

milk, we encourage demand for Ayrshires. These things can all be accomplished through today’s vast social media networks. This probably could be done at little cost to the association. Perhaps some college internships or other avenues could be set up to help with this project. Edwards - Our ABA needs to continue the promotion of genomic education and the future of genetics as it relates to our Ayrshires. Milk markets and our banks make it difficult to drastically cull our animals as we study their traits, but we must pursue that goal. In this very stressful time for our dairy breeders, we can continue to communicate with our breeders that the longevity, productivity and feed expenses versus consumption should encourage them to see the profitability of their Ayrshires. Gatton-Dixon - Over my years involved with dairy I have experience with almost every breed and every type of operation. Personally, we have been through many ups and downs and are very much still a work in progress; but the one thing that has been consistent over the years and with the changes is the profitability of the Ayrshire! It doesn’t matter how you measure profitability, whether by income over feed, reproductive efficiency, longevity, health or ECM the Ayrshire ALWAYS comes out on top! After mom’s death in 2010, then drought in 2011-12 while my husband and I were trying to set up our own operation it was the Ayrshire that carried us through! I believe if it weren’t for the Ayrshire I would not even be in the dairy industry. I don’t believe that we need to increase the profitability, but rather just do a better job marketing it. Our cattle do not bring what they are worth at sales and increasing their value should be the focus not their profitability. Jarratt - Today’s dairy industry is facing tremendous challenges, and profitability is certainly a top tier concern. In looking at milk pricing formulas, components are important and provide an opportunity for Ayrshires to excel. There is a “sweet spot” where the higher components with slightly less production are more profitable than higher production alone because of the costs of hauling. I think the Association can promote the Ayrshire as a hardy breed with high components. The Association should work with breeders and AI organizations to move desirable traits toward components, strength, and longevity and away from the emphasis on stature. I believe that, if we don’t want Ayrshires to become a novelty breed, we must “move the needle” on desirable traits to those that affect the bottom line of commercial dairies. The profitability of Ayrshires bred for sale and those kept in a commercial herd must be closely related if we are to expand the breed. One of the most valuable characteristics of the Ayrshires is their vigor. This is invaluable in a commercial herd, particularly with the

weather challenges faced in my area in recent years. Our cows have thrived in drought, heat, cold, 40 degree temperature swings from day to night in dry lot corrals. Not having to cull cows that fail in these weather conditions, as well as cows that respond to treatment is an important component to success. Lee – These questions are tough, and there are always good ideas that come from them. After you’ve had the opportunity to serve on the board, you understand the constraints the Association faces from the challenges of our industry. We provide good programs and services, but we can’t make breeders use them. Each breeder has to step up and do their part individually. We’re all going to have to find ways to co-exist with others in this dairy climate to survive. Peter - I believe creating profitability as a breed hinges on marketing Ayrshires in a commercially viable way. Ayrshires have the qualities and attributes that makes them a profitable cow in a wide array of management systems from low input/grazing systems to free-stall environments and crossbreeding programs. The worst thing for the future of the breed is creating the illusion or perception that the Ayrshire breed is a “show breed.” Creating a higher demand and market for the Ayrshire cow will ultimately have a cascading effect of genetic demand ranging in live animals, embryo sales/export, more semen sales, and more sires going to A.I. With a higher awareness of the breed, Ayrshires will have their own ground to stand on. As a breed we need to change the conversation from how Ayrshires compare to Holsteins or Jerseys, to what the Ayrshire cow excels at! With the wide geographic distances between Ayrshire breeders, and more activities competing for family time at home, many are not participating in state and regional Ayrshire activities. What can we do as an Association to help bridge that gap and get people to become more engaged in the Association? Crawford - To have more people engaged in these activities I think it is vital to let young people and new breeders have an opportunity to become involved and have some ownership in their state and regional club. All organizations have the stalwarts who keep things going year after year and they are crucial to keep the clubs going. It is also important to bring in new people with fresh energy and ideas. Maybe we need to rethink regional and state activities. Times are changing. With Facebook and other social media a large number of people are already discussing and sharing information, stories and photos. Edwards - Change has always been a part of our history. My thinking goes toward the suggestion of a public forum; possibly in the

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future “online” issues of the Ayrshire Digest to learn how to bridge the gap between breeders from different regions. Gatton-Dixon - One simple step to get more to participate in National Convention would be to stop hosting it during the same week as the Guernsey and Holstein conventions, even though it is up to individual states to schedule the event. It has been a consistent problem making members choose which they want to attend and I believe we should make more effort to avoid scheduling conflicts. Ultimately we must convey to our many passionate members that participation is vital for success. As I mentioned in my director comment’s this issue, simply complaining will not make as much of a difference as showing up, becoming involved and making sure your thoughts are heard! We all have to make that personal commitment to secure our future by prioritizing time for these activities which in the grand scheme can have so much impact! Keeping information updated and easily available and leading by example are key to the Association involving more people. Jarratt - The best way to reduce the challenge of distance is to increase the number and distribution of Ayrshire cows. Of course that means innovative and aggressive marketing. One of the opportunities that I believe could be expanded is the ABA website. The pedigree information on the site is exemplary; the “why Ayrshires” section could use updating, with updated information regarding the resilience and efficiency of the breed, including in grazing and commercial operations. Participation is a challenge for many organizations, and that has led to making distance participation an option. Exploring webinars and other online activities might be worth consideration. Another opportunity might be information placement at general dairy and cooperative annual meetings. There is an opportunity to demonstrate the profitability of Ayrshires because they are hardy and able to withstand highly variable conditions as well, including those associated with climate change. Increasing marketing in the south and west using the assets of Ayrshires to demonstrate profitability over time could provide an increase in numbers of Ayrshires in commercial herds. An example is a conversation I had at an AFBF dairy meeting with a farmer who had looked to improve his Holstein herd. He crossed some of his cows with Ayrshires and was amazed at how much more vigorous the calves were and how his loss rate decreased immediately. Lee – This is all about keeping things in perspective. Times change and the needs of people change. We can’t lose focus on serving the core membership that we’ve got. We’ve got to engage young people when they become involved in youth programs such as 4-H, with the goal that some of them will stay involved in their adult years. March/April 2016

Peter - With time being precious and lower milk prices making breeders stretch their dollar farther and farther, we as Ayrshire breeders need to focus on hosting quality events for breeders to attend. Examples of this would be putting on a sale that produces All-American nominations or high-indexing animals. Like anything, if someone has a success story from a sale, or purchase, they are more likely to go back to purchase from that sale or breeder again. We need to encourage and celebrate success of other breeders and Ayrshire enthusiasts. The same logic goes for hosting conventions, picnics, etc. Putting on quality events for breeders to attend will result in people wanting to attend the following year! What ideas do you have that would help identify new genetics to advance the Ayrshire breed? Crawford - The age old question - new genetics. It is a challenge in our small breed. We need to recognize all good Ayrshire records, whether or not they are on the REWARDS program. Genomic testing is another tool we should keep working with to identify superior genetics. I’d like to be optimistic and believe that we already have the genetics we need in our herd book to improve the breed and not look to other breeds for this. But what we really need is more Ayrshire cattle on more farms. Edwards - I should have studied harder in college sciences but my understanding of the question would be to collect more genetic criteria regarding metabolic problems, health traits info, faults in the build of the body in the daughters as to the transmitting abilities of our sires, etc. The prime way to identify new genetics seems to me to start a program to genetically test all of our Ayrshires. Gatton-Dixon - There are many cows out there that are classified excellent and have top milk production records all while being an outcross! I find it very frustrating that so many of these cows that could have an awesome impact on a national scale more often than not are overlooked by AI companies! Our AI companies must expand their fishing pond; we are all tired of seeing the same herds and crosses offered. Genomic testing may provide a resource to some, but it will not serve as well as the good old fashion way of using proven cows that have offspring and DHIA testing to back up the information! Self-promotion seems to be the only ready answer. I’m a firm believer in self-reliance and it certainly applies here. If the “people in charge” refuse to open their eyes to new avenues, we must take it in our own hands to make change. There are other breed organizations that select bulls from top cow families and contract them to AI companies. There is no reason ABA can’t do this as well. No one

knows what the breed needs more than those directly involved with it. Jarratt - I think we have to be careful of the absorption of the Ayrshire into the Red and White group. While I understand the temptation to cross breed, we have strived to maintain 100% Ayrshire bloodlines. This can be challenging as the genetics as identified today are limited. One reason is demand; the AI companies respond to demand, and they perceive the demand as being for show type or crossbreeds. If the Association can move demand to productive animals that may not have a show history, we can enlarge the genetic pool. Genomics is a possibility, but is currently expensive for whole herd application, and is somewhat limited in utility at this point, in part because a large pool of information is required to test predictive reliability. It does provide promise however for identifying under-recognized animals that can improve the breed. Lee – We have probably expanded our genetics more than we’ll ever know with the Ayrshire semen that has gone into grade and cross breeding herds. The problem with this scenario is that they’re benefitting from us as purebred breeders, but we’re not gaining anything back from them. We can and should continue to stress genomic testing on a worldwide basis. Peter - To identify and utilize new genetics, we as a breed need to embrace new technologies that are available. With the wide use of genomics in most breeds, the Ayrshire breed needs to utilize, promote and accept the technology. Having accurate genomic evaluations that can truly be used hinges on creating higher reliabilities, and the availability of the information. The breed needs to be proactive and take the initiative to educate and bring genomic information into the hands of the industry.

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Ayrshire Digest

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SPRING Heifer

NOM Onword Lazy M Gibbs Kaddy-ET Born: 3/5/15 5th, International Show 1 & HM Jr. Champion, IA State Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Daltondale Pardner Kasey-ET Jacob Worden & Michael Maier, Monona, IA st

Mowry’s Gibbs Cayenne

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/5/15 1st & HM Jr. Champion, International Show; 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, Morrison Cove Dairy Show; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Bedford Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET - Dam: Mowry’s Pyrennes Chili Jordan Helsley, Roaring Spring, PA

NOM Vales-Pride Dreamer Elizabeth Born: 3/4/15 6th, International Show 2 , Mid-Atlantic National Show 1st, MD State Fair 1st, Montgomery Co. Fair Sire: Nexus Dreamer Dam: Vales-Pride Burdette Eva Cadin Valentine, Thurmont, MD nd

Mill-Valley Gunner Charm

Born: 3/6/15 2 , International Show; 4th, Southern National Show; 1st, KY State Fair; 1st, OH State Fair; 1st, Shelby Co. Fair Sire: Mill-Valley Milkman Gunner-ET - Dam: Mill-Valley Pandalaro Rose Mill Valley Farm, Sidney, OH

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Old-N-Lazy Gibbs Morgan-ET

MJH Burdette Paizley

Born: 3/31/15 1st, Southern National Show; 3rd, International Show; 6th, IL State Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: MJH Whammy Payden Mike & Julie Hemp, Beaverville, IL

Born: 3/3/15 2nd, Southern National Show th 8 , International Show 1st, MN State Fair 2nd, WI State Show Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Sharwards Calimero Megan Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi, WI

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

WINTER Heifer

NOM Topp View Bendig Wannawatch-ET

Sco-Lo Dream Mistress-ET

Born: 12/10/14 1 & Jr. Champion, International Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, Mid-Atlantic National st st Show; 1 , MD State Fair; 1 & Res. Jr. Champion, Montgomery Co. Fair; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Howard Co. Fair Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET Tyler Bruchey, Westminster, MD

Born: 12/2/14 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Southern National Show th 5 , International Show 1st & HM Jr. Champion, OH State Fair Sire: Palmyra Jerry Bendig-ET Dam: Feltonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Whoa Baby Keaton & Kinley Topp, Botkins, OH

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Flower Land Dazzle Tori

Born: 12/1/14 4th, International Show 6 , Southern National Show 1st, IN State Fair st 1 & Jr. Champion, Elkhart District Show Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Reality Dazzle-ET Dam: Flowerland Burdette Tetra Rex, Seth & Sophia Eiler, Larwill, IN th

Four-Hills Gibbs Shay 5484

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/1/14 2nd, International Show; 7th, Mid-Atlantic National Show 1st, Addison Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET - Dam: Four-Hills Soldier 2938 Britney Hill, Bristol, VT

NOM Mandacres Prime Starburst

Sabliere Madrid Domstar

Born: 12/14/14 3rd, International Show Sire: Kildare Madrid-ET - Dam: Sabliere Reality Stardom Ferme Sabliere 2007 Inc, Quebec

Born: 12/4/14 2nd, Mid-Atlantic National Show th 6 , International Show 1st & Jr. Champion, NY State Fair Sire: De La Plaine Prime Dam: Mandacres Nicholas Snickers Amanda Licata Rottingen, Cooperstown, NY

ALL-AMERICAN

FALL Heifer

NOM Star Struck A.R. Apple

Born: 9/19/14 4th, International Show 1 , Jr. Champion & Supreme Jr. Champion, NE State Fair 1st & Jr. Champion, Cream of the Crop Show Sire: Star Struck Rambo Dam: Star Struck A D Apricot Annalisa Estrela, St. Libory, NE st

Sco-Lo Reality Missy-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN (TIE)

Born: 9/3/14 1st, International Show; 2nd, IA State Fair; 1st & Supreme Jr. Champion, Dubuque Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality-ET - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET Levi Banowetz, Adam Ludwig & Scott Wolf, Epworth, IA

NOM Cond-Ayr Burdette Andi

Family-Af-Ayr Maxum Deluxe

RES. ALL-AMERICAN (TIE)

Born: 9/6/14 2nd, International Show nd 2 , IL State Fair Sire: Daltondale Reality Maxum - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Kellogg Devine-ET Sarah Borchardt, Caledonia, IL

Born: 9/12/14 1st, Southern National Show th 5 , International Show 1st, IN State Fair st 1 , Fort Worth Stock Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Tuck-Ayr Connâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s P.Annabelle Conder Ayrshires, Brazil, IN

NOM Maple-Ayr Dream Fancy

Born: 9/1/14 1st, IA State Fair Sire: Nexus Dreamer Dam: Maple-Ayr Tri-Star Fabulous Stillmore Cattle Co, Pine Island, MN

Ms B My Fling

Born: 9/1/14 3 , International Show; 1 , MD State Fair; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, OH Spring st National Show; 1 & Res. Jr.. Champion, NY Spring Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: De La Plaine Remington Wing-ET Izzy Bohrer, Walkersville, MD rd

ALL-AMERICAN

SUMMER YEARLING

NOM Maple-Dell D Gale

Born: 7/7/14 3 , Mid-Atlantic National Show th 4 , International Show 2nd, MD State Fair st 1 & Jr. Champion, Howard Co. Fair Sire: Sharwards Diplomat Dam: Princess Ginger Alexis Winkler, Woodbine, MD rd

Park-View-Colors Opnty Jina-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 6/29/14 1st, International Show; 4th, WI State Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, Northeast WI High Protein Show; 1st & HM Jr. Champion, Shawano Co. Fair Sire: Faucher Opportunity-ET - Dam: Park-View-Colors BBBK Jill Garrett & Kelly Holewinski & Family, Pulaski, WI

NOM Onword Lazy M Distinct Arrow

Old-Bankston JC Malibu-ET

Born: 7/12/14 2 , Southern National Show; 3rd, International Show; 1st & HM Jr. Champion, OH Spring National Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, OH State Fair; 1st & Jr. Champion, KY State Fair Sire: Forever Schoon Predator-ET - Dam: Stillmore-Lexy Midori-ET Michelle & Melissa Downerd, Prospect, OH

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 6/6/14 1st, Southern National Show 14th, International Show 1st & Jr. Champion, MN State Fair 3rd, WI State Show 2nd, Northeast WI Protein Show Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Distinction Dam: Onword Reality Annie-ET Tyler Boyer, Monica Schwittay & Mackenzie Ullmer, Peshtigo, WI

NOM P&A Superior Remedy

MJH Riggins Teagan

Born: 7/9/14 2nd, International Show; 6th, Southern National Show; 1st, IL State Fair Sire: Palmyra Poker Riggins-ET - Dam: MJH Showstar Trixie Mike & Julie Hemp, Beaverville, IL

Born: 7/17/14 5th, International Show 2nd, IA State Fair 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Delaware Co. Fair 1st, Jr. Champion & Res. Supreme Jr. Champion, Blue Ribbon Show 1st, National Cattle Congress Sire: Covey-Farms Superior Dam: P&A J Crosby Rhianna P&A Ayrshires, Dyersville, IA

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SPRING YEARLING

NOM Park-View-Colors Gibbs Jiana

Family-Af-Ayr Cal Marcie-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 4/9/14 1st, International Show st 1 , IL State Fair Sire: Margot Calimero - Dam: Daltondale Lucifer’s Misty Family Af-Ayr Farm, Caledonia, IL

Born: 3/31/14 4th, International Show st 1 , WI State Show 2nd, Northeast WI High Protein Show st 1 & Jr. Champion, Shawano Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Park-View-Colors BBBK Jill Garrett & Kelly Holewinski & Family, Pulaski, WI

NOM Legacy Lane D Wham Journey

Born: 3/8/14 1 & Res.Jr. Champ, Eastern States National Show st 1 , Southern National Show 1st, NY Spring Show Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Doublwhammy-ET Dam: Legacy-Lane Chief Jerrica Zachary Woodis – Legacy Lane Farm, Spencer, MA st

SL-Acres Homerun ItsOuttaHere

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/7/14 2nd, International Show; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, MN State Show; 1st, MN State Fair; 1st & Jr. Champion, Stearns Co. Fair Sire: Faucher Homerun-ET - Dam: SL-Acres Burdette Italy Starlight Acres, Quentin Scott & Jacob Schaefer, Little Falls, MN

NOM Vales-Pride Prime Elsa

Vales-Pride Dreams Exceeded

Born: 3/2/14 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 3rd, International Show; 6th, MD State Fair; 1st, MD State Field Day; 1st, Montgomery Co. Fair Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Vales-Pride Soldier Exhale Cadin Valentine, Thurmont, MD

Born: 3/20/14 4th, Mid-Atlantic National Show 5th, International Show 3rd, MD State Field Day 7th, MD State Fair 2nd, Montgomery Co. Fair Sire: De La Plaine Prime Dam: Vales-Pride Dylan Echo Gavin Valentine, Thurmont, MD

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

WINTER YEARLING

NOM Arthuracres Predator Aero-ET

Family-Af-Ayr Burdette Destiny-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/6/13 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, International Show st 1 & Res. Jr. Champion, WI State Show 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Northeast WI High Protein Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Hammer Diamond-ET Kristin Allen, Gillett, WI

Born: 12/11/13 4th, International Show 3rd, IA State Fair 1st & Jr. Champion, Delaware Co. Fair 1st, Fayette Co. Fair 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, National Cattle Congress Sire: Forever Schoon Predator-ET Dam: Edgebrook Remington Albany-ET Exhibited by Brad & Brian Arthur, Oelwein, IA Now owned by Fred & Alexis Williams

NOM Legacy-Lane Fran’s Jessica

Maple-Dell Poker Diamond-ET

Born: 12/26/13 1 , Mid-Atlantic National Show; 2nd, International Show; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, st MD State Fair; 1 , MD Field Days; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Howard Co. Fair Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET - Dam: Maple-Dell Zorro Dafourth Morgan Ann Murray – Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine, MD

Born: 12/28/13 1st, Eastern States National Show 1st, Southern National Show 1st, NY Spring Show Sire: Deer-Hill Francis Dam: Legacy-Lane Chief Jest Steve & Mary Woodis – Legacy Lane Farm, Spencer, MA

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Le-An Burdette Alouette

Born: 1/18/14 5th, International Show 1 & Jr. Champion, WI State Fair 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, MN State Fair 3rd, WI State Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Le-An Trident Aloha Ann Lerum, DeForest, WI st

Moy-Ayr Le-An Licketysplit-ET

Born: 1/20/14 3rd, International Show; 2nd, WI State Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, Walworth Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality-ET - Dam: Moy-Ayr Laro Lacey-ET Daniel Kelly & Rebecca & Emily Schmidt, Deerfield, WI

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

FALL YEARLING

NOM West Meadow Dreamer’s Vannie-ET

Family-Af-Ayr L Madison

Born: 9/1/13 1 , International Show; 1st & Jr. Champion, Southern National Show; 1st & Jr. st Champion, WI State Show; 1 & Jr. Champion, Southwest WI High Protein Show 1st, Jr. Champion & Supreme Jr. Champion, IA Co. Fair Sire: Family-Af-Ayr R. Lancelot-ET - Dam: Daltondale Lucifer Misty Mark & Becky Brown & Cheyenne Hughey, Stitzer, WI

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/20/13 3rd, International Show 1st, IL State Fair 1st & Grand Champion, Carroll Co. Fair 1st & Res. Champion, Stephenson Co. Fair 1st & Grand Champion, Elizabeth Community Fair Sire: Nexus Dreamer Dam: Kildare BBBK Violaine-ET Jazmin Wingert, Kent, IL

NOM Old-Bankston Misdeameanor-ET Born: 9/12/13 2nd, Southern National Show th 5 , International Show 1st & HM Jr. Champion, KY State Fair st 1 & Res. Jr. Champion, TN State Fair 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Williamson Co. Fair 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Wilson Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Old-Bankston Poker Makenze-ET Smith Bros. Dairy, Smyrna, TN

Old Bankston JC Bri-Ella-ET

Born: 9/14/13 2 , International Show; 3rd, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 2nd, MD State Fair; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, MD Field Days; 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Howard Co. Fair Sire: Mapleburn Remington-ET - Dam: Steam-Valley Wilton Magic Bri Cecilia Winkler, Woodbine, MD

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Palmyra Berkely P Ruth-ET

Born: 9/15/13 2 & HM Jr. Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show st 1 & Jr. Champion, MD State Fair Sire: Palmyra Bendig Berkely-ET Dam: Palmyra Poker LH Rosy-ET Palmyra Farm, Hagerstown, MD nd

West Meadow Dreamer’s Vyda-ET

Born: 9/2/13 1st & Res. Jr. Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Kildare BBBK Violaine-ET Neil Kittle, Canada

ALL-AMERICAN

MILKING YEARLING

NOM Onword Lazy M Hrun Ability Born: 9/4/13 6th, International Show Sire: Faucher Homerun-ET Dam: Onword Reality Annie-ET Jacob Worden, Monona, IA

Van-De Brdt Hopscotch Pinochle

Born: 10/29/13 1st & 1st BU, International Show 1 , 1 BU & Grand Champion, TN State Fair 1st, 1st BU & Res. Grand Champion, Wilson Co. Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Van-De Poker Cricket Hopscotch Coleman Stacy – Lee’s Dixieland, Smyrna, TN st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Diamond-Ridge Homerun Heinekin Born: 10/8/13 1st & 1st BU, Eastern States National Show Sire: Faucher Homerun-ET Dam: Diamond-Ridge SPS Lady Holland William Kelly III, Winchester, NH

Honor-Roll Traveler Tacey 946

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/2/13 1st, Southern National Show 2nd, International Show Sire: Right Angle BBBK Traveler - Dam: Honor-Roll Ristourn Telly Peter Vail, Copake, NY

Four-Hills Lure Beiber 4742-ET

Born: 10/8/13 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Show 3rd, International Show Sire: Four-Hills Mpiece Lure 3131 - Dam: River-Valley Poker Bonjovi Britney, Megan, Elizabeth, Bradley & Jonathan Hill, Bristol, VT

ALL-AMERICAN

JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

NOM Lazy M Calimero Red Rose-ET Born: 4/1/13 6th, International Show st 1 & 1st BU, IA State Fair 2nd, WI State Show Sire: Margot Calimero Dam: Daltondale Kryptonite Rose Michael Maier, Stitzer, WI

Heineman Burdette Classic

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/8/13 1st & HM Int. Champion, International Show 1st & 1st BU, NY State Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Heineman Nolan Caroline Angela Fuller, Attica, NY

NOM Palmyra Burdette P Rayna-ET Born: 7/24/13 2nd & 1st BU, Mid-Atlantic National Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Palmyra Poker LH Rosy-ET Palmyra Farm, Hagerstown, MD

Barrick Burdette Dora

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/29/13 1st, 1st BU & Int. Champion, Southern National Show; 2nd, International Show; 1st, 1st BU & Res. Grand Champion, KY State Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Barrick Wilton Debie Megan Bailey, Glasgow, KY

NOM Hawver-Crest Shirley Sue

Born: 3/2/13 5th, International Show 1 , 1 BU, Int. Champion & Futurity Winner, OH State Fair st 1 , 1st BU & Grand Champion, Wayne Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Reality Bradock-ET Dam: Geminaecho Remingto Shellie Ashley Hawvermale, Wooster, OH st

Rosayre Dreamerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Raptor-ET

Born: 1/8/13 4th & BU, International Show Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Rosayre BB Rebel-ET Exhibited by Stephen McDonald, Princeton, IL Now owned by Stephen McDonald, Team Holsteins & Gary McCarthy, Princeton, IL

ALL-AMERICAN

SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

NOM Old-Bankston JC Bri’s Bikini-ET

Born: 9/19/12 1 , 1st BU & Res. Int. Champion, Southern National Show 7th, International Show st st 1 , 1 BU & Res. Int. Champion, KY State Fair Sire: Margot Calimero Dam: Steam-Valley Wilton Magic Bri John Cannon & Kurt Wolf, Epworth, IA st

Sco-Lo Reality Maddie-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/18/12 1st & 1st BU, International Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality-ET - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET John Cannon, Epworth, IA

NOM Oake Knoll Burdettes Hideaway

Sco-Lo Reality Mystique

Born: 12/2/12 3 , International Show;1st, 1st BU & Res. Int. Champion, IA State Fair; st st 1 , 1 BU & HM Int. Champion, WI State Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality-ET - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET Michael Maier, Stitzer, WI

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/7/12 1st, 1st BU & Grand Champion, Eastern States nd National Show; 2 & 2nd BU, Southern National Show; 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion, Grand Champion & Res. Supreme Champion, Goshen Fair; 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion, Grand Champion & Res. Supreme Champion, Hebron Harvest Fair; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champion & Supreme Champion, Durham Fair; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champion & Supreme Champion, Berlin Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Wilshore Paragon’s Hidaway Ashley Owen, Huntington, MA

NOM Bushman Burdette Dazzle

Hall’s Burdette Haha-ET

Born: 9/10/12 1 , Mid-Atlantic National Show; 4th, International Show; 1st, NY Spring Show; 1st, Addison Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: TMB Special K Heloise Britney, Megan, Johnny & Bradley Hill, Bristol, VT st

Born: 9/1/12 6th, International Show 2nd & 2nd BU, IA State Fair 2nd & 2nd BU, MN State Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Ski-Pal BBBK Daphinee-ET Alexis Williams, Mabel, MN

ALL-AMERICAN

JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

NOM Yellow Briar J Beverley

Born: 5/17/12 4th, International Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Yellow Briar Jolene Jess Peter & Garrett Schmidt, Melrose, WI

Sunny-Acres CA Ginger

Born: 6/4/12 1st & 1st BU, International Show 1 , 1 BU & Res. Intermediate Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show 1st, 1st BU & Res. Grand Champion, NY State Fair Sire: Sunny-Acres Class Act - Dam: Palmyra Ramius S. Ginger Andrew & Gregory Evans, Georgetown, NY st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM MJH Showstar Trixie

Born: 6/2/12 1 & 1st BU, Southern National Show Sire: Kellcrest Showstar-ET Dam: Don Haven BBBK Tipsy Mike & Julie Hemp & Steve McDonald, Beaverville, IL st

Family-Af-Ayr Dyno Delaney

Born: 4/16/12 2 , International Show; 1st & 1st BU, WDE Futurity; 1st, 1st BU & Res. Int. Champion, IL State Fair Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Loto Dyno - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Calimero Dot-ET Sarah Borchardt, Caledonia, IL

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Good-Vue Reality Dash-ET

Born: 5/23/12 2nd & 2nd BU, Mid-Atlantic National Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality Dam: Maple-Dell Santiago Daisy Palmyra Farm, Hagerstown, MD

Daltondale Prestige Sal

Born: 6/2/12 3rd & 3rd BU, International Show; 2nd & 2nd BU, WDE Futurity; 1st, 1st BU, Int. Champion & Res. Grand Champion, IA State Fair Sire: Des Chamois Prestige - Dam: Daltondale Ddlwham Shay Caitlyn Cull & Brent Thompson, Newton, IA

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

NOM Starlight-Acres Edge Cinabun

Cedarcut Burdette Clove Colata

Born: 12/3/11 1 , 1 BU, Int. Champion & Grand Champion, International Show 1 , 1 BU, Int. Champion & Res. Grand Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion & Grand Champion, NY State Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Cedarcut Ambush Cato Clove Eric Curtis-Szalach, Cazenovia, NY st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 2/12/12 - 5th, International Show; 1st, 1st BU, Int. & Grand Champion, MN State Fair; 1st, 1st BU, Grand & Supreme Champion, ND State Fair; 1st, 1st BU & Grand Champion, ND State Dairy Show; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champion & Supreme Champion, Morton Co. Fair Sire: Bar-Vue Edge - Dam: Se-Ayr-A Wil Lovely Cinabon-ET Sydey Kleingartner, Gackle, ND

NOM Emerald-Farms Poker Sweething

Born: 10/3/11 - 1st, Southern National Show; 6th, International Show; 1st, OH State Fair; 1st, 1st BU & Grand Champion, NC State Fair Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET Dam: Emerald-Farms Kellybuck Sweet Kassidy, Taylor, Corey & Cody Jodrey, Winchester, OH

Ski-Pal L G Kalina

Born: 9/2/11 2 , 2 BU, Res. Int. Champion & Res. Grand Champion, International Show st st 1 , 1 BU & Res. Grand Champion, MD State Fair Sire: Brone-Ayr Loto Greg-ET - Dam: Ski-Pal Norm Kalcutta-ET Glamourview – Iager & Walton, Walkersville, MD nd

NOM Rosayre Rocco’s Viva

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/10/11 - 3rd, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champion & Res. Supreme Champion, Big Butler Fair; 1st & Grand Champion, Butler Farm Show; 1st, 1st BU & Res. Grand Champion, Lawrence Co. Fair Sire: Rosayre Rocco - Dam: Rosayre Poker’s Vanessa Robin Peters, Connoquenessing, PA

Family-Af-Ayr M Dorian

Born: 10/7/11 3rd, International Show st st 1 , 1 BU, Int. Champion & Grand Champion, IL State Fair Sire: Saguenayenne Kate Medalist-ET - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Oly 2 Diva Family-Af-Ayr Farm, Caledonia, IL

NOM Diamond-Ridge Scott Hendricks Born: 10/1/11 - 1st, 1st BU & HM Int. Champion, Eastern States National Show Sire: Maple-Dell Scott-ET Dam: Diamond-Ridge SPS Lady Holland William Kelly III, Winchester, NH

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

FOUR YEAR-OLD

NOM Hardy Farm Burdette Majestic

Mowry’s Burdette Summer

Born: 3/5/11 4th, International Show Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Hardy Farm Journeyman Madilyn Ridale Genetics – Ryan Rida & Marjorie Hardy, Worthington, MA

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 7/1/11 - 1st, 1st BU & HM Sr. Champion, International Show; 1st, 1st BU & Res. Sr. Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion & Grand Champion, Morrison Cove Dairy Show; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champion & Res. Supreme Champion, Bedford Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Mowry’s Nolan Sharon Jordan Helsley, Roaring Spring, PA

NOM Hi-Ayr View Burdette Andie-ET

Sunny-Acres Riggins Ramona

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 8/12/11 2nd & 2nd BU, International Show; 2nd & 2nd BU, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 2nd, NY State Fair Sire: Palmyra Poker Riggins-ET - Dam: Sunny-Acres Jackson’s Rudean Kathryn Evans, Georgetown, NY

Born: 7/24/11 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion & Grand Champion, Southern National Show 8th, International Show st st 1 , 1 BU & Res. Grand Champion, IL State Fair 1st, 1st BU & Grand Champion Stephenson Co. Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Daltondale Audra Brian & Kristi Dinderman & Lisa Oellerich, Orangeville, IL

NOM Onword Calimero Ariel-ET

Family-Af-Ayr Duncan Denise

Born: 6/17/11 3rd, International Show 2nd & Res. Sr. Champion, IL State Fair Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Poker Duncan-ET - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Calimero Dara Family Af-Ayr Farm, Caledonia, IL

Born: 7/12/11 6th, International Show st 1 & 1st BU, IA State Fair 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion & Grand Champion, Delaware Co. Fair Sire: Margot Calimero Dam: Onword BBBK Abigail P&A Ayrshires, Dyersville, IA

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

FIVE YEAR-OLD

NOM Family-Af-Ayr Calimero Dot-ET Born: 9/5/09 4th, International Show st 1 & 1st BU, IL State Fair Sire: Margot Calimero Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Kellogg Devine-ET Sarah Borchardt, Caledonia, IL

Garnet-Lane Avenger Poinsettia

Born: 12/15/09 1 & 1 BU, International Show; 1st & 1st BU, Mid-Atlantic National Show st st 1 , 1 BU, HM Sr. Champion & HM Grand Champion, MD State Fair Sire: Kellcrest Avenger-ET - Dam: Kent Manor Chancellor Patches Cassandra Plummer, Galena, MD st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Hardy Farm Rio Verify

Born: 2/22/10 1 , 1 BU & Grand Champion, NY Spring Show Sire: Morning Dew BBK Rio Dam: Hardy Farm Sarge Vera Ridale Genetics â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ryan Rida & Marjorie Hardy, Worthington, MA st

Faucher Calimero Sassy-ET

Born: 3/10/10 1 , 1 BU & HM Sr. Champion, Southern National Show nd nd 2 & 2 BU, International Show 1st, 1st BU, Sr. Champion & Grand Champion, IA State Fair Sire: Margot Calimero - Dam: Faucher Harmony Silia Todd, Connie, Ashley & Megan Bushman, Calmar, IA st

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Ethier-Acres Poker Houla-La-ET Born: 7/20/10 6th, International Show 1st & 1st BU, VT State Show Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET Dam: Fol-Ayr G. Hotlips of MDF2 Blue Spruce Farm, Bridport, VT

P&A-OB Superior Goldmine

Born: 7/12/10 3rd, International Show 2 & 2nd BU, IA State Fair Sire: Covey-Farms Superior - Dam: Bar-Vue BBK Goldy-ET P&A Ayrshires, Dyersville, IA nd

ALL-AMERICAN

AGED COW

NOM Grand-View BBBK Dreamer

Born: 9/11/06 4th, International Show 1st, 1st BU & Sr. Champion, WI State Show Sire: Blackaddar B B Kellogg Dam: Grand-View Cornelius Drama Tim & Katie Busch, Cecil, WI

Vieux Village C. Diamond

Born: 12/8/08 1 , 1 BU & Res. Sr. Champion, International Show Sire: Cedarvale Charleston - Dam: Vieux Village Black Diamond Florent Foley, Quebec st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Terrace Bank Constance

Born: 1/25/07 1st, Southern National Show 1 & HM Grand Champion, Franklin Co. Fair 1st & Res. Grand Champion, Clinton Co. Fair Sire: Kellcrest Ice Man-ET Dam: Terrace Bank Chanel-ET Rousell-Ayr Farm, North Bangor, NY st

Bar-Vue BBK Goldy-ET

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/17/07 2nd & 2nd BU, International Show 1st, 1st BU & HM Sr. Champion, IA State Fair Sire: Blackaddar B B Kellogg - Dam: Bar-Vue Test Dollar P&A Ayrshires, Dyersville, IA

NOM Ethier-Acres Calimero Quick Born: 12/2/08 5th, International Show nd 1 & 2 BU, VT State Show Sire: Margot Calimero Dam: Scapeland BBBK Quince-ET Blue Spruce Farm, Bridport, VT st

Four-Hills Tdent Snoopy 2634

Born: 3/3/09 1 , 1 BU & Grand Champion, Mid-Atlantic National Show; 3rd, International Show; st st 1 , 1 BU & Res. Grand Champion, NY Spring Show; 1st, 1st BU & Grand Champion, Addison Co. Fair Sire: Ardrossan EV Kates Trident - Dam: Four-Hills Nolan Snoop Britney & Bradley Hill, Bristol, VT st

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

100,000 POUND COW

NOM Gatton Paddy Cherry

Born: 7/24/04 1 & 1st BU, Southern National Show Sire: Woodland-View Paddy 2-ET Dam: Southwood Chipper Cinnamon Stil Dreamn Dairy, Conway, MO st

Right-Angle T Harley

Born: 3/12/04 1 , 1 BU & Sr. Champion, International Show st st 1 , 1 BU & HM Champion, IA State Fair Sire: Right-Angle BBBK Traveler - Dam: Exsell Evolution Hyacinthe Yarrabee Farms & Ski-Pal Ayrshires, Brooklyn, IA st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Miller’s Burt Bran Muffin Born: 3/31/08 2nd, Southern National Show Sire: Miller’s Tri-Star Burt Dam: Miller’s Dream Buff Jack Miller, Bradner, OH

G-Force Lawrence Toni

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 6/16/07 2nd, International Show Sire: Moy-Ayr Devon Lawrence - Dam: GA Village TT Tilly Tim, Mary & Katie Gillette, Whitewater, WI

Grand-View Sumtotal Divot

Born: 10/6/07 3rd, International Show 1 , 1 BU & Res. Sr. Champion, WI State Show Sire: Maple-Dell Sum Total-ET - Dam: Grand-View Paddy December Tim & Katie Busch, Cecil, WI st

ALL-AMERICAN

SPRING Heifer

NOM Mackinson Burdette Diamond-ET

Born: 3/8/15 2nd, Central National Jr 1 , Res Jr Champ, Illinois State Fair Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Livingston Co Ag Fair Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Livingston 4-H Fair Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Mackinson Oblique Darcy-ET Jacob Raber, Gridley, IL st

Mowry’s Gibbs Cayenne

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/5/15 1st, Res Jr Champ, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, PA State Jr Show; 1st, Jr Champ, Morrison Cove Dairy Show Jr ; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Bedford Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET - Dam: Mowry’s Pyrennes Chili Jordan Helsley, Roaring Spring, PA

NOM Old-N- Lazy Gibbs Morgan-ET

Mill-Valley Gunner Charm

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/6/15 1st, Southern National Jr; 1st, Ohio State Fair Jr; 1st, Shelby Co Fair Jr Sire: Mill-Valley Milkman Gunner-ET - Dam: Mill-Valley Pandalro Rose Meredith Hageman, Sidney, OH

Born: 3/3/15 3rd, Central National Jr th 5 , Southern National Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Minnesota State Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Sharwards Calimero Megan Tyler, Cole & Mikayla Endres, Lodi, WI

NOM Woodman-Farm B Victoria Secret Born: 3/13/15 1st, Eastern States National Jr 2 , New Hampshire State Ayrshire Jr 1st, New Hampshire State Qualifying Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Sandwich Fair Jr 1st, HM Jr Champ, North Haverhill Fair Jr 1st, HM Jr Champ, Deerfield Fair Jr 1st, HM Jr Champ, Greenfield Fair Jr 1st, Hopkington State Fair Jr 1st, Cheshire Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Woodman-Farm Mad Max Sandy Tyler Woodman, Claremont, NH nd

Vales-Pride Dreamer Elizabeth

Born: 3/4/15 1st, Central National Jr; 2nd, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 2nd, Maryland State Fair Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Vales-Pride Burdette Eva Cadin Valentine, Thurmont, MD

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

WINTER Heifer

NOM Flower Land Dazzle Tori

Born: 12/1/14 3rd, Central National Jr th 5 , Southern National Jr 5th, Indiana State Fair Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Whitley Co 4-H Fair Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Reality Dazzle-ET Dam: Flowerland Burdette Tetra Seth & Sophia Eiler, Larwill, IN

Sco-Lo Dream Mistress-ET

Born: 12/7/14 1st, Jr Champ, Central National Jr 1 , Jr Champ, Mid-Atlantic National Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET Tyler Bruchey, Westminister, MD

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Hardy-Farm Prime Kringle

Four-Hills Gibbs Shay 5484

Born: 12/24/14 1st, Jr Champ, Eastern States National Jr 1st Jr Champ, Freyburg Fair 4-H Sire: De La Plaine Prime Dam: Hardy Farm Hannibal Kelby Ashlie Hardy, Farmington, MA

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/1/14 2nd, Central National Jr 2nd, Mid-Atlantic National Jr Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET - Dam: Four-Hills Soldier 2938 Britney Hill, Bristol, VT

NOM Toll-Gate Poker Sebrina

Born: 12/30/14 2 , HM Jr Champ, Eastern States National Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Goshen Fair Jr 1st, Litchfield Co 4-H Fair Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET Dam: Toll-Gate Modem Selma Megan Davenport, Litchfield, CT nd

Topp-View Bendig Wannawatch-ET

Born: 12/2/14 1st, HM Jr Champ, Southern National Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Ohio State Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Jerry Bendig-ET - Dam: Feltonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Whoa Baby Keaton & Kinley Topp, Botkins, OH

ALL-AMERICAN

FALL Heifer

NOM Gold-N-Ayr BRD Peachy Brooks Born: 9/26/14 5th, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , Res Jr Champ, Delaware Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Gold-N-Ayr BKSX Princess Peach Lucas Walley, Walton, NY st

Sco-Lo Reality Missy-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/3/14 1st, Res Jr Champ, IA State Fair Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Clinton Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Reality - Dam: Ronn-Ayr JC Loto Mattie-ET Levi Banowetz, Epworth, IA

NOM Stan-Ayr Allis Abby

Hardy-Farm Pride Kaylee

Born: 9/4/14 1 , Eastern States National Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Eastern States st 4-H; 1 , Skowhegan State Fair 4-H; 1st, Fryeburg Fair 4-H Sire: Blind-Buck-Valley Tri Pride-ET - Dam: Hardy Farm Poker Rowdy Mackensie Schofield, Troy, ME

Born: 9/22/14 1st, Jr Champ, New York State Fair Jr 2nd, New York Spring Carousel Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Jr Livestock Show Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Schoharie Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Pardner Baltimore-ET Dam: Stan-Ayr Dozer Allis Jack Brown, Sharon Springs, NY

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Scapeland Drew Carrie

Mackinson FB Disney-ET

Born: 9/2/14 3rd, Central National Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Illinois State Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Res Grand Overall, Livington Co Ag Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Res Grand Overall, Livington 4-H Fair Sire: Terrace Bank Free Beer-ET - Dam: Mackinson Oblique Darcy-ET Addison Raber, Gridley, IL

Born: 9/12/14 2nd, Eastern States National Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Vermont State Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, New Hampshire State Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Hopkington State Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Cheshire Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Deerfield Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Sandwich Fair Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Greenfield Fair Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, North Haverhill Fair Jr 1st, New Hampshire State Qualifying Show Jr Sire: Maple-Dell Modem Drew-ET Dam: Scapeland Sawyer Julie Tyler Woodman, Claremont, NH

ALL-AMERICAN

SUMMER YEARLING

NOM Family-AF-Ayr Outlaw Pandora

Maple-Dell D Gale

Born: 7/7/14 1 , Central National Jr; 1 , Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 4th, Maryland State Fair Jr; st 1 , Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Howard Co. Fair Jr Sire: Sharwards Diplomat - Dam: Princess Ginger Alexis Winkler, Woodbine, MD st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 6/6/14 1st, Res Jr Champ, Southern National Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, Grant Co Fair Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Belmont School & Community Fair Jr Sire: Faucher Loto Outlaw-ET Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Lance Polly Cheyenne Hughey, Stitzer, WI

NOM Felton’s Relic Electra

Born: 6/10/14 2nd, Southern National Jr 1 , Jr Champ, Indiana State Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Supreme Jr Champ, Delaware Co 4-H Fair Sire: Valleypeak Jetstream Relic Dam: Felton’s A Elsie Breann Moore, Losantville, IN st

P&A Superior Remedy

Born: 7/17/14 2 , Central National Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, National Cattle Congress Jr ; 1st, HM Jr Champ, Iowa State Fair Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Delaware Co Jr Sire: Covey-Farms Superior - Dam: P&A J Crosby Rhianna Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse, Dyerville, IA

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Nauta Burdett Sweet Pea

Born: 7/8/14 3rd, Southern National Jr 1 , HM Jr Champ, Tennessee State Jr 4-H Show 1st, HM Jr Champ, Tennessee State Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Lincoln Co Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Coffee Co Jr 1st, Res Jr Champ, Wilson Co Fair Jr 1st, HM Jr Champ, Williamson Co Fair Jr 1st, Warren A& L Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Nauta Ramius Peanut Butter Eric Womble, Rockvale, TN st

Onword Lazy M Distinct Arrow

Born: 6/6/14 4 , Central National Jr; 1st, Wisconsin State Show Jr; st 1 , Northeast WI Protein Show Jr Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Distinction - Dam: Onword Reality Annie-ET Mackenzie Ullmer, Peshtigo, WI th

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SPRING YEARLING

NOM Rousell-Ayr-Farm Burdett Sandi Born: 3/24/14 4th, Southern National Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Atwood Orchards Co-Star Matthew Brior, North Bangor, NY

SL-Acres Homerun Itsouttahere

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/7/14 1st, Central National Jr; 1st, Minnesota State Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Minnesota State Show Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Stearns Co Fair Jr Sire: Faucher Homerun-ET - Dam: SL-Acres Burdette Italy Quentin Scott & Jacob Schaefer, Little Falls, MN

NOM Family-Af-Ayr Dare to Dream Born: 3/2/14 3rd, Southern National Jr Sire: Duo-Star Gentleman-ET Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Loto Daily Cheyenne Hughey, Stitzer, WI

Vales-Pride Dreams Exceeded

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/2/14 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 2nd, Central National Jr; 3rd, Maryland State Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Maryland State Field Day Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Montgomery Co Fair Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Vales-Pride Soldier Exhale Cadin Valentine, Thurmont, MD

NOM Daltondale Dbl Barrel Roxanne

Vales-Pride Prime Elsa

Born: 3/20/14 3 , Central National Jr; 3rd, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 2nd, Maryland State Fair Jr; 3rd, Maryland State Field Day Jr Sire: De La Plaine Prime - Dam: Vales-Pride Dylan Echo Gavin Valentine, Thurmont, MD rd

Born: 5/17/14 1st, Southern National Jr th 6 , Central National Jr 1st, Indiana State Fair Jr st 1 , Jr Champ, St Joseph Co. 4-H Show Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Rem Dbl Barrel-ET Dam: Daltondale Hannibal Roxy Dillon Freeman, Bremen, IN

ALL-AMERICAN

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

WINTER & MILKING YEARLINGS

Family-Af-Ayr Burdette Destiny-ET

Van-De Bdrt Hopscotch Pinochle

Born: 10/29/13 1st, 1st BU, Southern National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champion, Tennessee State Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, Res Grand Champ, Wilson Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Van-De Poker Cricket Hopscotch Coleman Stacey, Smyrna, TN st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12-6-15 - 1st, Res Jr Champ, Central National Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Wisconsin State Show Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, NE Wisconsin High Protein Show Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Wisconsin State Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Grand Champ, Shawano Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Family-Af-Ayr Hammer Diamond-ET Kristin Allen, Gillett, WI

Maple-Dell Poker Diamond-ET

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/26/13 - 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 2nd, HM Jr Champ, Central National Jr; 1st, Maryland State Fair Jr; 1st, Maryland Ayrshire Field Day Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Howard Co Fair Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Wills Fair 4-H Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET - Dam: Maple-Dell Zorro Dafourth Morgan Ann Murray, Woodbine, MD

Four-Hills Beiber Lure 4772-ET

Born: 10/08/13 1st, Central National Jr 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Jr Sire: Four-Hills MPiece Lure 3131 - Dam: River-Valley Poker Bonjovi Britney, Megan, Elizabeth, Bradley & Johnny Hill, Bristol, VT

100,000 pound COWs UNAN ALL-AMERICAN Arthuracres Predator Aero-ET

Born: 12/11/13 - 3rd, Central National Jr; 1st, HM Jr Champ, National Cattle Congress Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Fayette Co Fair Jr Sire: Forever Schoon Predator-ET - Dam: Edgebrook Remington Albany-ET Brad & Brian Arthur, Oelwein, IA Now owned by Alexis and Frederick Williams, Mabel, MN

NOM Heineman Drew Eila Rose

Born: 12/27/13 - 1st, New York State Fair Jr; 1st, Jr Champ, Wyoming Co Fair Jr Sire: Maple-Dell Modem Drew-ET - Dam: Heineman Iceman Rosebud Ethan Heineman, Attica, NY

G-Force Sargeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Haley

Born: 12/28/07 2nd, Central National Jr Sire: Maple-Dell Avenger Sarge-ET Dam: Derbydale Heather 2 Katie Gillette, Whitewater, WI

ALL-AMERICAN

FALL YEARLING

NOM Old-Bankston Misdeameanor-ET Born: 9/12/13 1st, Jr Champ, Tennessee State Fair Jr 1 , Jr Champ, Tennessee State 4-H Show 1st, Jr Champ, Williamson Co Fair Jr 1st, Wilson Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Reality Gibbs-ET Dam: Old-Bankston Poker Makenze-ET Cassidy Hulshof, Smyrna, TN st

Family-Af-Ayr L Madison

Born: 9/1/13 1st, Jr Champ, Southern National Jr 1 , Jr Champ, Belmont School & Community Fair Jr Sire: Family-Af-Ayr R. Lancelot-ET - Dam: Daltondale Lucifer Misty Cheyenne Hughey, Stitzer, WI

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Forest-Park Franchesca

Born: 9/2/13 3rd, Central National Jr 1 , Minnesota State Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Minnesota State Fair 4-H st 1 , Jr Champ, Fillmore County 4-H 1st, Jr Champ, Southeast MN Youth Show Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Distinction Dam: Forest-Park Caper’s Fiona Morgan Wingert, Harmony, MN st

Old-Bankston JC Bri-Ella-ET

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/14/13 - 1st, Central National Jr; 2nd, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 1st, Maryland State Fair Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Maryland State Ayrshire Field Day Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Howard Co Fair Jr Sire: Mapleburn Remington-ET - Dam: Steam-Valley Wilton Magic Bri Cecilia Winkler, Woodbine, MD

NOM Hawksfield Blessed P

Born: 9/5/13 2nd, Southern National Jr 1 , HM Jr Champ, Indiana State Fair Jr 1st, Jr Champ, Supreme Jr Champ, Jay Co 4-H Sire: Hawksfield Jaguar P Dam: Hawksfield Ben Blanche Carissa & Lindy Mercer, Bryant, IN st

West Meadow Dreamer’s Vannie-ET

Born: 9/20/13 - 2nd, Central National Jr; 1st, Res Jr Champ, Illinois State Fair Jr; 1st, Grand Champ, Carroll Co Fair Jr; 1st, Grand Champ, Section 1 FFA; 1st, Grand Champ, Stephenson 4-H; 1st, Grand Champ, Elizabeth Community Jr; 1st, Reserve Champ, Stephenson Co Fair Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Kildare BBBK Violaine-ET Jazmin Wingert, Kent, IL

ALL-AMERICAN

JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

NOM Good-Vue Dreamers Bliss

Hawver-Crest Shirley Sue

Born: 3/14/13 1st, 1st BU, Res Int Champ, Res Grand Champ, Minnesota State Fair Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer Dam: Good-Vue Bltm Bethel Steven Hanson, Goodridge, MN

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/2/13 1st, Central National Jr; 2nd, 2nd BU, Ohio State Fair Jr; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Supreme Champ, Wayne Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Reality Bradock-ET - Dam: Geminaecho Remingto Shellie Ashley Hawvermale, Wooster, OH

NOM Mowry’s Burdette Berneta

Born: 5/13/13 1st, 1st BU, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Res Grand Champ, Bedford Co Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, HM Grand Champ, Morrison Cove Dairy Show Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Sharwards Ramius Beth Jared Helsley, Roaring Spring, PA st

Scapeland DB Sicily

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/2/13 2nd, 2nd BU, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Vermont State Show Jr Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Rem Dbl Barrel-ET - Dam: Scapeland Bendig Susi Dacey Anechiarico, Whiting, VT

NOM Hardy Farm Berkely Emery

Born: 3/26/13 1 , 1 BU, Int Champ, Res Grand Champ, Eastern States National Jr Sire: Palmyra Bendig Berkely-ET Dam: Hardy Farm Riggins Esmae Ashlie Hardy, Farmington, ME st

Hall’s Ross Reva

Born: 7/1/13 3rd, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Res Supreme Champ, Oklahoma State Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Sooner State Fair Jr Sire: Hall’s Traveler Ross - Dam: Blind Buck Vall O Rusty-ET Shannon Vanderlaan, Cushing, OK

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD

NOM Emerald-Farms Burdette Nutmeg

Hallâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Burdette Haha-ET

Born: 9/9/12 4th, Central National Jr. th 7 , Southern National Jr 1st, Grand Champ, Ohio Spring Dairy Expo Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Emerald-Farms Modern M Nutmeg Corey & Cody Jodrey, Winchester, OH

Born: 9/10/12 1 , Central National Jr; 1st, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; st 1 , New York Spring Carousel Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: TMB Special K Heloise Britney, Megan, Johnny & Bradley Hill, Bristol, VT

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Grand-View Burdette Dime

Bushman Burdette Dazzle

Born: 9/1/12 2nd, Central National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champ Overall, Minnesota State Fair FFA 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ Overall, Fillmore Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Ski-Pal BBBK Daphinee-ET Alexis Williams, Mabel, MN st

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 9/1/12 1st, 1st BU, Southern National Jr th 6 , Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Wisconsin State Fair Jr st st 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champ, Jefferson Co Fair Jr 2nd, Wisconsin State Show Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Grand-View BBBK Dreamer Kenzie Emery, Sullivan, WI

Edgebrook Tri-Star Patience

Born: 12/4/12 5th, Central National Jr nd 3 , 2 BU, Southern National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Res Grand Champ, Ohio State Fair Jr st st 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champ, Supreme Champ, Clinton Co Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Highland Co. Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Dam: Des Chamois Paleo-ET Emma and Maggie Mathews, New Vienna, OH rd

Good-Vue Burdettes Goodtime

Born: 11/14/12 3rd, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Minnesota State Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Palmyra Raven S Gingeranne Steven Hanson, Goodridge, MN

ALL-AMERICAN

JUNIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

NOM Miss Brianna of Iowayside

Born: 4/3/12 4th, Central National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champ, National Cattle Congress Jr 1st, 1st BU, Iowa State Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Miss Bethany of Iowaside Dana + Madison Sickles & Sydney + Jack Carroll, Marengo, IA st

Good-Vue Dream Vanessa

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born 6/22/12 1st, HM Int Champ, Central National Jr Sire: Nexus Dreamer - Dam: Good-Vue Pokers Venice Steven Hanson, Goodridge, MN

NOM Klein’s Pokers Teah

Born: 3/15/12 1 , 1 BU, Res Int Champ, Southern National Jr st st 1 , 1 BU, Int Champ, Grand Champ, Indiana State Fair Jr Sire: Covey-P&A Jordan’s Jake-ET Dam: Klein’s Twinstar’s Tick Tack Trey Klein, Milton, IN st

Nickel-Plate Distinction 878

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/1/12 2nd, Central National Jr Sire: Family-Af-Ayr Distinction - Dam: Nickel-Plate Potter’s Vicki Levi Banowetz, Charlotte, IA

NOM Maple Bottom Burdette Tofu

Born: 3/13/12 1st, 1st BU, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Res Grand Champ, Morrison Cove Dairy Show Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET Dam: Ansell Aces Lot Tokyo Cody Eller, Roaring Spring, PA st

Hardy Farm Lochinvar Varnish

Born: 3/21/12 1st, 1st BU, Res Int Champ, HM Grand Champ, Eastern States National Jr 3rd, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Freyburg Fair Jr Sire: Libby’s Lochinvar - Dam: Hardy Farm Nolan Viola Ashlie Hardy, Farmington, ME

UNAN ALL-AMERICAN

SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD

NOM Rosayre Rocco’s Viva

Born: 9/10/11 2nd, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , Pennsylvania Junior Dairy Show 1st, Grand Champ, Reserve Supreme Champ, Big Butler Fair Jr 1st, Grand Champ, Butler Farm Show st 1 , Grand Champ, Northwest District 4-H & FFA Sire: Rosayre Rocco Dam: Rosayre Poker’s Vanessa Robin Peters, Connoquenessing, PA st

Cedarcut Burdette Clove Colata

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 12/3/11 - 1st, 1st BU, Int Champ, Grand Champ, Best B&O, Total Performance, BU of Show, Central National Jr; 1st, 1st BU, Int. Champ, Grand Champ, Best B&O, BU of Show, Total Performance, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 1st, 1st BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, BU of Show, New York State Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Cedarcut Ambush Cato Clover Erin Curtis-Szalach, Cazenovia, NY

NOM Klein’s Poker’s Fellicia

Born: 1/13/12 2nd, 2nd BU, Southern National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Res Grand Champ, Indiana State Fair Jr Sire: Covey-P&A Jordan’s Jake-ET Dam: Klein’s HB’s Feather Trey Klein, Milton, IN st

Starlight-Acres Edge Cinabun

Born 2/12/12 2 , 2nd BU, Res Int Champ, Central National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Int Champ, Grand Champ, Minnesota State Fair Jr 1st. 1st BU, Grand Champ, Supreme Champ, North Dakota State Fair Jr Sire: Bar-Vue Edge - Dam: Se-Ayr-A Wil Lovely Cinabon-ET Sydney Kleingartner, Gackle, ND nd

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Emerald-Farms Pokers Sweething

Born: 10/3/11 1 , Int Champ, Res Grand Champ, Southern National Jr rd 3 , Central National Jr Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET - Dam: Emerald-Farms Kellybuck Sweet Corey & Cody Jodrey, Winchester, OH st

ALL-AMERICAN

FOUR YEAR-OLD

NOM Maplecrest Tuxedo Silk

Mowry’s Burdette Summer

Born: 7-1-11 1 , 1 BU, HM Sr Champ, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Grand Champ, Supreme Champ, Morrison Cove Dairy Show Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Supreme Champ, Bedford Co Fair Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Mowry’s Nolan Sharon Jordan Helsley, Roaring Spring, PA st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 10/20/10 2nd, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, WI State Show Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, NE Wisconsin High Protein Jr 1st, 1st BU, HM Champ, Wisconsin State Fair Jr Sire: Bonnie Brae Tuxedo Dam: P&A-Adaway Rawhide Sunrae Kristin Allen, Gillett, WI

NOM Hall’s Potter Tri-Opal

Born: 11/3/10 1st, 1st BU, Southern National Jr Sire: Des Prairies Potter Dam: Terrace Bank Olive Trident Shannon Vanderlaan, Cushing, OK

Onword Calimero Ariel-ET

Born 7/12/11 - 1st, Central National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Res Sr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Iowa State Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, Youth Classic 1st, 1st BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, Delaware Co Fair Jr Sire: Margot Calimero - Dam: Onword BBBK Abigail Kaleb, Cole and Carter, Kruse, Dyersville, IA st

HM ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Good-Vue Pokers Chenise-ET

Felton’s Burdette Magic Moose

Born: 6/28/11 3rd, Southern National Jr Sire: Palmyra Tri-Star Burdette-ET - Dam: Felton’s Alex A Magic Cody Jodrey, Winchester, OH

Born: 11/3/10 3rd, Central National Jr 1st, Grand Champ, Total Merit Champ, Minnesota State Fair 4-H 1st, Minnesota State Fair Jr Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET Dam: Good-Vue Spec. Chia Steven Hanson, Goodridge, MN

ALL-AMERICAN

FIVE YEAR-OLD

NOM Hawksfield Blanche

Born: 12/1/09 2nd, 2nd BU, Southern National Jr Sire: Hawksfield Black Knight-ET Dam: Hawksfield Ben Blanche Carissa & Lindy Mercer, Bryant, IN

Garnet-Lane Avenger Poinsettia

Born: 12/15/09 1 , 1 BU, Res Sr Champ, HM Grand Champ, Central National Jr st st 1 , 1 BU, Res Sr Champ, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, B&O Champ, Supreme B&O, MD State Fair Jr Sire: Kellcrest Avenger-ET - Dam: Kent Manor Chancellor Patches Cassandra Plummer, Galena, MD st

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

NOM Oxyoke Potter Mimosa Yellow

Faucher Calimero Sassy-ET

Born: 3/10/10 1 , 1 BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, Southern National Jr nd nd 2 , 2 BU, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, Sr Champ, Grand Champ, Iowa State Fair Jr Sire: Margot Calimero - Dam: Faucher Harmony Silia Ashley Bushman, Calmar, IA st

HM ALL-AMERICAN

P&A-OB Superior Goldmine

Born: 7/12/10 3rd, Central National Jr Sire: Covey-Farms Superior - Dam: Bar-Vue BBK Goldy-ET Kaleb, Cole & Carter Kruse, Dyersville, IA

Born: 9/13/09 5th, Central National Jr 3rd, Wisconsin State Show Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Rock Co Fair Jr 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, Boone Co Fair Jr Sire: Des Prairies Potter Dam: Oxyoke Luke Magnolia Melody Baxter, Brodhead, WI

ALL-AMERICAN

AGED COW

NOM River-Valley Poker Bonjovi

Born: 12/24/08 2nd, 2nd BU, New York Spring Carousel Jr Sire: Des Chamois Poker-ET Dam: Palmyra Bash Bon Bon Elizabeth, Britney, Megan, Bradley & Johnny Hill, Bristol, VT

Bar-Vue BBK Goldy-ET

RES. ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/17/07 1st, Sr Champ, Res Grand Champ, Central National Jr 1st, 1st BU, HM Sr Champ, Iowa State Fair Jr Sire: Blackaddar B B Kellogg - Dam: Bar-Vue Test Dollar Kaleb, Carter, and Cole, Dyersville, IA

NOM Muellers M Legue Caylee 2nd, 2nd BU, Southern National Jr Sire: New Vision W. Major Legue Dam: Muellers Harmony Clareta Leanne Vanderlaan, Cushing, OK

Four-Hills Tdent Snoopy 2634

HM ALL-AMERICAN

Born: 3/3/09 1st, 1st BU, Res Sr. Champ, Res. Grand Champ, Mid-Atlantic National Jr; 2nd, Central National Jr; 1st, 1st BU, Grand Champ, New York Spring Carousel Sire: Ardrossan EV Kates Trident - Dam: Four-Hills Nolan Snoop Britney & Bradley Hill, Bristol, VT

NOM S&M-Ayr Herman’s Marie

Born: 3/09/09 2nd, 2nd BU, Mid-Atlantic National Jr 1 , 1 BU, Res Grand Champ, South Mountain Fair Jr Sire: Visserdale Herman Dam: S&M-Ayr Pluto’s Mamie Rebekah Baumgardner, Dillsburg, PA st

Terrace Bank Constance

Born: 1/25/07 1st, Res Sr Champ, Southern National Jr Sire: Kellcrest Ice Man-ET - Dam: Terrace Bank Chanel-ET Matt Brior, North Bangor, NY

JUDGES’ RANKINGS The following people were asked to serve as judges in the 2015 Ayrshire All-American contest because of their role as a national show judge, or a judge of one of the largest state shows. If the judge had an interest in any animal, he or she did not judge that class.

Chris Garnet Lahmers Schellen

Chris Lahmers, Mid-Atlantic National, Harrisburg, PA Garnet Schellen, Eastern States Nat’l, West Springfield, MA Mary Creek, International Ayrshire Show, Madison, WI Joe Sparrow, Southern National, Louisville, KY Neal Smith - Southern National Jr., Louisville, KY Allyn Paulson - Iowa State Fair Mary Neal Joe Allyn Patsy Creek Smith Sparrow Paulson Gifford

Patsy Gifford - Freyburg Fair Keith Topp - New York State Fair Michael Creek - Ohio State Fair Chris McCullough - Illinois State Fair Molly Sloan - North Carolina State Fair Katie Bue - Minnesota State Fair Keith Topp

Michael Chris Creek McCullough

Molly Sloan

Katie Bue

Spring Heifer Calf Mowry’s Gibbs Cayenne 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mill-Valley Gunner Charm 2 2 2 2 3 2 6 3 2 3 3 2 MJH Burdette Paizley 3 4 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 4 Onword Lazy M Gibbs Kaddy-ET 4 5 4 4 5 5 3 5 5 4 4 3 Vales-Pride Dreamer Elizabeth 5 7 5 6 7 6 4 6 6 5 5 7 Old-N-Lazy Gibbs Morgan-ET 7 6 7 5 6 4 5 7 7 6 6 5 Woodman-Farm B Victoria Secret 6 3 6 7 9 9 7 4 4 9 9 8 Hall’s Marksman Roslyn 8 10 8 8 4 7 8 8 9 7 7 10 Misty-Boy Gibbs Sapphire-ET 9 9 9 9 8 8 9 9 10 8 8 6 Oake Knoll Gibbbs Bree 10 8 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 10 10 9 Winter Heifer Calf 1 1 1 1 Sco-Lo Dream Mistress-ET 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -- 2 2 4 2 Four-Hills Gibbs Shay 5484 5 7 2 3 4 2 4 -- 4 5 2 5 Sabliere Madrid Domstar 2 5 3 4 2 3 6 -- -3 3 3 4 Topp-View Bendig Wannawatch-ET 3 8 5 2 3 5 3 5 4 5 3 Flower Land Dazzle Tori 6 2 4 6 5 4 5 -- 6 6 6 6 Mandacres Prime Starburst 4 9 6 8 6 6 8 -- 8 8 8 8 Toll-Gate Poker Sebrina 8 3 8 5 9 9 2 -- 7 7 7 7 Blue-Spruce Nemo 12842-ET 7 6 7 7 7 7 9 -- -9 9 9 9 Scapeland Burdette What’s Up 9 4 9 9 8 8 7 Fall Heifer Calf Sco-Lo Resality Missy-ET 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Family-Af-Ayr Maxum Deluxe 2 4 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 3 3 Ms B My Fling 3 1 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 2 2 Star Struck A.R. Apple 4 3 4 5 5 4 5 4 4 5 5 5 Cond-Ayr Burdette Andi 5 6 5 4 6 5 4 5 5 4 4 4 Maple-Ayr Dream Fancy 6 9 6 6 4 8 9 8 6 7 6 6 Gold-N-Ayr BRD Peachy Brooks 8 7 7 8 8 6 8 6 7 8 7 8 Stan-Ayr Allis Abby 7 8 9 9 9 7 6 7 9 6 8 7 Scapeland Drew Carrie 9 5 8 7 7 9 7 9 8 9 9 9 Summer Yearling 2 1 1 Park-View-Colors Opny Jina-ET 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 -- 3 3 2 Old-Bankston JC Malibu-ET 2 1 2 3 3 4 2 -- 1 2 3 MJH Riggins Teagan 3 3 4 6 2 6 3 -- -4 7 7 Maple-Dell D Gale 5 5 6 4 4 2 5 11 5 4 Onword Lazy M Distinct Arrow 4 6 7 2 6 3 8 -- 5 6 6 P&A Superior Remedy 7 4 5 5 5 7 6 -- 6 8 9 Palmyra Dozer B Lover 6 8 3 8 9 5 4 -- 7 10 5 Old-Bankston JC Margarita-ET 8 9 9 7 7 12 7 -- -8 4 11 Family-Af-Ayr Outlaw Pandora 10 12 10 9 8 8 9 9 9 8 Briar-Berry Francis Mindy 9 7 11 12 10 9 12 -- 12 12 12 Felton’s Rellic Electra 11 11 8 10 11 10 11 -- -10 11 10 Gold-N-Ayr Dzl 2409 Serengetti 12 10 12 11 12 11 10 Spring Yearling Family-Af-Ayr Cal Marcie-ET 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SL-Acres Homerun Itsouttahere 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Vales-Pride Dreams Exceeded 3 5 3 3 4 3 5 3 3 3 4 3 Park-View-Colors Gibbs Jiana 5 9 4 9 5 4 6 4 5 4 3 5 Legacy Lane D Wham Journey 4 6 6 4 3 9 3 5 4 8 6 6 Vales-Pride Prime Elsa 7 4 5 5 8 5 9 8 6 5 5 8 Rousell-Ayr-Farm Burdett Sandi 9 3 7 8 7 7 4 6 9 9 9 4 Arthuracres Opp Albany-ET 6 7 8 6 6 6 7 7 7 6 8 9 Family-Af-Ayr Dare to Dream 8 8 9 7 9 8 8 9 8 7 7 7 Winter Yearling Family-Af-Ayr Burdette Destiny-ET 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Maple-Dell Poker Diamond-ET 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Moy-Ayr Le-An Licketysplit-ET 3 4 3 5 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 Arthuracres Predator Aero-ET 4 2 5 6 5 4 6 4 5 5 4 5 Legacy Lane Fran’s Jessica 6 5 4 3 3 6 3 6 4 6 5 6 Le-An Burdette Alouette 5 6 6 4 6 5 5 5 6 4 6 4 Heineman Drew Eila Rose 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Fall Yearling 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 Family-Af-Ayr L Madison 1 1 -- -- 2 2 3 5 -- 2 2 2 Old-Bankston JC Bri-Ella-ET 4 6 -- -- --6 6 5 2 -- 10 3 3 West Meadow Dreamer’s Vyda-ET 2 2 ---3 3 4 6 3 4 4 West Meadow Dreamer’s Vannie-ET 5 8 5 5 2 7 -- 6 7 7 Old-Bankston Misdeameanor-ET 7 5 -- -- 10 7 8 3 -- 5 5 6 Palmyra Berkely P Ruth-ET 3 4 -- -- ---4 4 9 8 4 6 5 Grand-View Gibbs Denise-ET 6 7 7 8 6 4 -- 8 8 8 Honor-Roll Traveler Tacey 946 8 3 -- -- 9 11 7 11 -- 9 9 9 Watch-Hill Duncan Rita 9 9 -- -- 8 9 11 9 -- 7 10 10 Yellow Briar Sally Sue 10 10 -- -- 11 10 10 10 -- 11 11 11 Sathre Reality Jaycee 11 11 -- -- Fall Yearling in Milk Van-De Brdt Hopscotch Pinochle 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Honor-Roll Traveler Tacey 946 2 1 2 3 2 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 Four-Hills Lure Beiber 4772-ET 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 Onword Lazy M Hrun Ability 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 Diamond-Ridge Homerun Heinekin 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 5 4 5 Jr. 2-Year-Old 1 1 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 Heineman Burdette Classic 1 2 -- 2 2 2 2 2 -- 2 2 2 Barrick Burdete Dora 2 1 -- -5 3 3 5 3 -- 3 3 3 Rosayre Dreamer’s Raptor-ET 3 4 4 5 6 3 6 -- 5 7 4 Lazy M Calimero Red Rose-ET 5 6 -- 3 6 4 6 4 -- 6 4 8 Palmyra Burdette P Rayna-ET 6 5 -- --6 4 5 8 5 4 6 7 Hawver-Crest Shirley Sue 4 8 7 7 7 4 7 -- 7 5 6 Scapeland DB Sicily 7 3 -- 8 8 8 7 8 -- 8 8 5 Good-Vue Dreamers Bliss 8 9 -- --10 10 10 10 9 9 9 10 Hall’s Starman Ivette 9 7 9 9 9 9 10 -- 10 10 9 Homestead Acres Burdette Jacki 10 10 --

T OTAL

12 32 33 51 69 71 81 94 102 115 11 37 41 42 49 71 76 78 90 13 30 30 53 57 81 88 92 96 12 25 33 49 56 56 66 81 89 96 108 109 12 24 42 63 64 75 82 83 95 12 25 41 55 57 62 84 9 28 39 40 51 51 53 60 83 84 96 13 25 34 51 57 11 19 35 51 52 57 60 77 93 95

JUDGES’ RANKINGS

Chris Garnet Lahmers Schellen

Mary Neal Joe Allyn Patsy Creek Smith Sparrow Paulson Gifford

Keith Topp

Michael Chris Creek McCullough

Molly Sloan

Katie Bue

Sr. 2-Year-Old 1 2 1 1 1 -- 1 1 1 Sco-Lo Reality Maddie-ET 1 3 -- 3 1 2 2 3 -- 2 2 2 Sco-Lo Reality Mystique 2 2 -- 2 3 3 4 2 -- 3 4 3 Hall’s Burdette Haha-ET 3 5 -- 5 5 6 6 4 -- 4 3 5 Old-Bankston JC Bri’s Bikini-ET 4 6 -- 6 7 4 3 6 -- 5 5 6 Oake Knoll Burdettes Hideaway 7 1 -- 7 6 5 5 5 -- 6 6 4 Bushman Burdette Dazzle 5 4 -- --4 4 7 8 8 7 7 7 Palmyra Napier R Bloom 6 8 8 8 8 7 7 -- 8 8 8 Emerald-Farms Burdette Nutmeg 8 7 -- Jr. 3-Year-Old 1 1 1 1 1 -- 3 1 1 Sunny-Acres CA Ginger 1 1 -- 2 2 2 4 2 -- 1 2 2 Family-Af-Ayr Dyno Delaney 2 3 -- 3 4 3 2 5 -- 5 3 3 Daltondale Prestige Sal 6 2 -- 6 5 7 3 3 -- 4 4 4 Yellow Briar J Beverley 3 5 -- --5 6 4 7 4 2 5 7 MJH Showstar Trixie 5 6 4 3 5 10 7 -- 7 7 6 Good-Vue Reality Dash-ET 4 8 -- 7 7 8 5 6 -- 6 9 8 Ridale Berkley’s Vienna 8 4 -- --9 8 6 6 9 9 6 9 Miss Brianna of Iowayside 7 9 8 9 9 8 8 -- 8 10 10 Good-Vue Dream Vanessa 9 7 -- 10 10 10 9 10 -- 10 8 5 Emerald-Farms Burdette Nita 10 10 -- 11 11 11 11 11 -- 11 11 11 Rock-N-Ayr Ellis 11 11 -- Sr. 3-Year-Old Cedarcrest Burdette Clove Colata 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ski-Pal L G Kalina 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Family-Af-Ayr M Dorian 3 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Starlight-Acres Edge Cinabun 4 5 4 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Emerald-Farms Pokers Sweething 5 3 5 3 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Rosayre Rocco’s Viva 6 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 7 7 6 7 Diamond-Ridge Scott Hendricks 7 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 6 6 7 6 4-Year-Old Mowry’s Burdette Summer 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Sunny-Acres Riggins Ramona 2 10 2 2 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 2 Family-Af-Ayr Duncan Denise 3 3 3 4 5 3 10 3 3 3 3 3 Hardy Farm Burdette Majestic 4 7 4 7 6 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 Hi-Ayr-View Burdette Andi-ET 5 6 7 3 3 5 3 5 6 5 5 6 Onword Calimero Ariel-ET 7 9 5 9 7 6 6 6 5 6 7 5 Felton’s Burdette Magic Moose 9 5 8 8 4 8 9 7 7 10 6 7 Blue-Spruce Baltimore 9822 8 8 6 6 8 7 4 9 8 8 11 8 Sunny-Acres Pokers Parody 6 2 9 5 9 9 8 10 9 7 8 10 Hall’s Potter Tri-Opal 10 4 10 11 10 11 11 8 11 11 10 9 Stan-Ayr Dozer Allis 11 11 11 10 11 10 7 11 10 9 9 11 5-Year-Old Garnet-Lane Avenger Poinsettia 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Faucher Calimero Sassy-ET 2 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 P&A OB Superior Goldmine 4 5 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 3 Family-Af-Ayr Calimero Dot-ET 5 4 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 3 4 4 Hardy Farm Rio Verify 3 2 6 7 5 5 4 5 5 5 6 6 Ethier-Acres Poker Houla-La-ET 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 Deer hill Hannibal Primrose-ET 7 7 7 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Aged Cow Vieux Village C. Diamond 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 6 Bar-Vue BBK Goldy-ET 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 Four-Hills Tdent Snoopy 2634 2 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Grand-View BBBK Dreamer 5 8 5 4 4 4 8 4 4 4 4 5 Terrace Bank Constance 7 5 7 6 6 6 4 7 5 6 6 2 Ethuer-Acres Calimero Quick 6 7 6 5 5 5 7 5 7 5 5 7 River-Valley Poker Bonjovi 4 9 4 7 8 7 6 6 8 8 7 9 Mueller M Legue Caylee 9 4 8 8 7 8 5 8 9 7 8 4 Gold-N-Ayr T Melody 8 3 9 9 9 9 10 9 6 10 9 8 Cloverkey Larson Flower 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 9 10 10 100,000 LB. Cows Right-Angle T Harley 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G-Force Lawrence Toni 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Grand-View Sumtotal Divot 3 3 3 4 3 3 5 3 3 3 3 3 Gatton Paddy Cherry 4 5 4 3 4 4 3 4 4 4 5 4 Miller’s Burt Bran Muffin 5 4 5 5 5 5 4 5 5 5 4 5 Jr. Best 3 Females Family-Af-Ayr Farm 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

ALL-AMERICAN JR BEST THREE FEMALES

Family-Af-Ayr Cal Marcie

Family-Af-Ayr Maxum Deluxe

Spring Yearling

Fall Calf

2 , International Show - Family-Af-Ayr Farm, Caledonia, IL nd

Family-Af-Ayr L Madison Fall Yearling

T OTAL

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New York Ayrshire Breeders

Jim Curtis, President 315.655.8909 | Jim Patsos, Jr., Vice-President 315.568.2470 Joan Curtis, Secretary 315.655.8909 Kathleen Haynes Randall, Treasurer 315.696.8353 | Diana Curtis, Youth Director 315.289.3074

KLER-VU FARM

Doug & Kathe Evans & Family

Ski-Pal Lot Kally EX-93 3-09 322D 25,350M 818F 845P

Doug & Kathe: 315.837.4777 Andrew: 315.750.0719 Greg: 315.456.8283

AA Sr. 3 in 2006 Granddaughter sells in NY Spring Sale April 8 bred to sexed semen!

Tom Gillette

5137 Old State Rte. 12, Lyons Falls , N.Y. 13368 315.348.8681 l email: jgillette@southlewis.org

CLASSIFICATION

Please take note of a few program changes for 2016: Effective January 1, 2016, all first and second lactation females must be evaluated. Effective February 1, 2016, the rotations will change from an 8-month cycle to a 7-month cycle. July May WI PA, NJ, DE, MD, VA App due 5/10/16 App due 3/10/16 June KY, TN, NC, SC, GA, FL, AL, MS, LA, AR, MO, OK, TX App due 4/10/16

March/April 2016

August CA, NV, AZ, NM, WA, OR, MT, WY, ID, UT, CO App due 6/10/16

4106 Davenport Rd, Georgetown, NY 13072 sunnyacresayrshires@gmail.com

Mandacres Ayrshires Mandacres Prime Starburst Nominated All-American Winter Calf

Sal & Jeanne Licata & Amanda Rottingen 263 Petkewec Road, Cooperstown, NY 13326

607-293-7392

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Ayrshire High DHIR Lactations

The published 'high lactations' are those 305-day lactations completed December 2015 - January 2016 with either Milk, Fat, or Protein values at least 25% higher than last year's breed averages. Cows included are from herds enrolled in the Ayrshire Breeders' Association REWARDS program.

TEN YEAR OLDS & OLDER

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

FAMILY-AF-AYR KELLOGG LACEY 11-04 38590 3.3 1303 2.5 997 DALTONDALE’S KELLOGG FAMILY-AF-AYR FARM LLC, CALEDONIA, IL FIVE TO TEN YEAR OLDS

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

ECM

36671

ECM

FAMILY-AF-AYR OLY2 DEEDYNN 08-05 29230 4.1 1219 2.8 830 31320 WOODLAND VIEW PRU OLYMPIC 2 BORCHARDT, SARAH, CALEDONIA, IL CONEBELLA AVENGER’S DOVE 07-06 29120 3.9 1142 2.8 826 30258 KELLCREST AVENGER GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA PALMYRA JUPITER BETHANNE 05-07 27420 3.8 1063 3.3 909 29277 KILDARE JUPITER-ET MILLER, MICHAEL L., BRADNER, OH FAMILY-AF-AYR DOZER JAZZ 05-09 32100 2.8 929 2.6 865 28755 FAMILY-AF-AYR RENO DOZER BORCHARDT, LUKE, CALEDONIA, IL S&M-AYR BURDETTE’S DIXIE 06-05 25040 4.4 1113 3.1 801 28369 PALMYRA TRI-STAR BURDETTE ZOOK, MIKE S., HONEY BROOK, PA PALMYRA BILLICK G CARRIE 06-01 25410 3.8 977 3.1 809 26786 PALMYRA RAVEN BILLICK PALMYRA FM CATTLE PART., HAGERSTOWN, MD CONEBELLA DILLIGENT’S CALATHEA 07-07 26590 3.6 962 2.9 779 26762 VISSERDALE DILLIGENT-ET GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA MILLER’S RALPH DOROTHY F 06-11 22890 4.3 994 3.3 768 25887 MILLER’S PARDNER RALPH MILLER, JACK A., BRADNER, OH DALTONDALE POKER KIM 05-00 25530 3.5 910 3.0 767 25655 DES CHAMOIS POKER-ET TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON, REMSEN, IA HARDY FARM SWEDMARK MYRA 07-00 24960 3.5 891 3.0 758 25158 VISSERDALE SWEDMARK-ET-S RIDA, RYAN & HARDY, MARJORIE,WORTHINGTON, MA CR-FARM JULIO’S NERISSA 06-10 25250 3.5 888 2.9 744 25113 WILSHORE JULIO C R FARM, LINWOOD, JR. &, NEWBURY, VT MILLER’S BURT CARLA 06-05 23700 3.8 923 3.0 728 24944 MILLER’S TRI-STAR BURT MILLER, JACK A., BRADNER, OH DALTONDALE AMBUSH SUPREME 06-00 24640 3.6 906 2.8 696 24801 BONNIE BRAE AMBUSH-ET TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON, REMSEN, IA VALES-PRIDE TRI-STAR OZ 06-02 22140 4.3 960 2.9 662 24438 PALMYRA TRI-STAR VALENTINE, MICHAEL & DENISE, EMMITSBURG, MD PALMYRA LH GARA 05-09 23740 3.6 870 3.1 742 24372 PALMYRA LOVER’S HELIGO’S PALMYRA FM CATTLE PART., HAGERSTOWN, MD AYRDELL’S CACYLITE LILY 07-01 24680 3.3 833 3.0 743 24207 LA SAPINIERE CACYLITE -ET FAMILY-AF-AYR FARM LLC, CALEDONIA, IL LONE-ELM KELLYBUCK RILEY 06-09 22970 3.7 863 3.0 696 23698 KILDARE KELLYBUCK HOPPAUGH JR, DANIEL R, COLUMBIA CROSS ROA, PA RIGHT-ANGLE JACK HEATHER 06-08 22840 3.5 812 3.4 780 23600 RIGHT-ANGLE TRI-STAR JACK TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON, REMSEN, IA TENTINGER SAM LILLIE 05-10 22940 3.6 835 3.0 689 23275 SKI-PAL TEN-AYR DEACON SAM TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON, REMSEN, IA

TRICKY-AYR RUFUS PRISCILLA 06-10 22470 3.8 857 2.9 666 23241 LOCUST-SPRING BRENDAN’S RUFUS POOLE, BRIAN & TRACEY, ORISKANY FALLS, NY HILLSIDE RAMIUS KASEE 05-07 24350 3.2 792 2.8 697 23237 GALNEY-EPC GALANT RAMIUS ZOOK, MIKE S., HONEY BROOK, PA CONEBELLA GENESIS’ ROSINA 06-02 21270 4.1 892 2.8 606 22870 CONEBELLA CONN’S GENESIS GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA MOWRY’S SOLDIER MIA 06-05 24380 3.0 741 2.8 694 22565 MAPLE-DELL SOLDIER HELSLEY, JARED DOUGLAS, ROARING SPRING, PA CONEBELLA PERCEVAL’S FRANCISCO 08-02 22440 3.4 769 2.6 602 21631 MASSE PERCEVAL GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA SENIOR FOUR YEAR OLDS

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

CONEBELLA MAXWELL’S SHANICE 04-06 22760 4.0 921 2.9 679 CONEBELLA SANTIAGO’S MAXWELL GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA MILLER’S BARRY BRANA 04-07 21780 3.6 801 3.3 730 MILLER’S TOTAL BARRY MILLER, ALEXIS & MILLER, JACK, WAYNE, OH CONEBELLA ORKKO’S STARZ 04-09 21750 3.7 824 3.1 678 PUROLAN ORKKO FI GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA VALES-PRIDE ROYAL SHANNA 04-10 18690 4.7 885 3.3 624 VALES-PRIDE JETSTREAM ROYAL DENNIS, AMANDA R., EMMITSBURG, MD JUNIOR FOUR YEAR OLDS

ECM

24258

22751

22665

22065

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

ECM

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

ECM

MOY-R WINCHESTER PRECIOUS 04-01 25750 3.6 935 3.1 799 26281 MOY-R SOLDIER WINCHESTER TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON,REMSEN, IA PALMYRA BENDIG CHARMING 04-05 24260 3.9 960 3.0 732 25635 PALMYRA JERRY BENDIG PALMYRA FM CATTLE PART.,HAGERSTOWN, MD GOOD-VUE RISTOURNS GIN 04-03 22800 3.8 876 3.1 710 23912 LAGACE RISTOURN HANSON, MATTHEW, GOODRIDGE, MN TENTINGER MODEM LAVENDER 04-05 21770 3.9 866 3.2 708 23431 LAGACE MODEM-ET TENTINGER, TRAVIS, REMSEN, IA GOOD-VUE POKERS CHENISE 04-04 21480 3.8 826 3.1 667 22523 DES CHAMOIS POKER-ET HANSON, MICHAEL, LINDA,,GOODRIDGE, MN MOWRY’S RENO JEZZABELLE 04-02 22820 3.4 784 2.7 625 22115 COVEY-FARMS RENO HELSLEY, JARED DOUGLAS,ROARING SPRING, PA SENIOR THREE YEAR OLDS VALES-PRIDE BURDETTE OMNI 03-10 21850 4.9 1072 3.4 757 26478 PALMYRA TRI-STAR BURDETTE VALENTINE, MICHAEL & DENISE,EMMITSBURG, MD TENTINGER RISTOURN REGINA 03-11 22870 4.4 1008 3.2 745 25896 LAGACE RISTOURN TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON,REMSEN, IA FAMILY-AF-AYR LANCE DRIZZLE 03-08 26450 3.2 870 3.0 810 25748 FAMILY-AF-AYR R. LANCELOT FAMILY-AF-AYR FARM LLC,CALEDONIA, IL PALMYRA ACLAIM CARRIE 03-09 23660 4.0 955 3.2 760 25576 PALMYRA ROMEO ACLAIM PALMYRA FM CATTLE PART.,HAGERSTOWN, MD

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TMB POKER CHENILLE 03-10 20200 4.3 876 3.2 661 DES CHAMOIS POKER-ET SCHWITTAY, MONICA, PESHTIGO,WI FLICKA’S BURDETTE FAY 288 03-07 23390 3.3 782 2.8 660 PALMYRA TRI-STAR BURDETTE HABERMANN, TODD, MANITOWOC, WI GRAND-VIEW LOTO DOTTIE 03-11 21510 3.7 804 3.2 691 FAUCHER LOTO-ET BUSCH, TIMOTHY H. & KATIE,CECIL, WI JUNIOR THREE YEAR OLDS

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

22527

22421

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ECM

SUNNY-ACRES JACKSON BERNADETTE 03-03 26890 4.0 1085 2.8 779 28453 COVEY-P&A JACKSON EVANS, DOUGLAS E.,GEORGETOWN, NY CONEBELLA PERCY’S TIVA 03-01 22240 5.0 1115 3.7 841 27767 KILDARE PERCY GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA PALMYRA MAX BRANDY 03-03 26460 3.7 983 3.1 823 27308 DUNCAN MADMAX CREEK, MARK ALLEN,HAGERSTOWN, MD DAGGETT-BROOK NORA JEAN 03-02 25680 3.8 991 3.0 795 26955 BROW-AYR POKER NITRO NELSON, TRACY A., WINTHROP, MN BEAR-AYR DUFFY FOXY 03-00 23820 3.2 781 3.3 787 23569 FAMILY-AF-AYR SOLDIER DUFFY BEAR-AYR FARM - DONNA J MERTZ &, BLAIR, NE CR-FARM JULIO’S AFFINITIVE 03-05 21470 3.9 846 3.1 677 22851 WILSHORE JULIO C R FARM, LINWOOD, JR. &,NEWBURY, VT MILLER’S LAREDO FONDA 03-01 21150 4.0 852 3.0 649 22622 FAUCHER GALANT LAREDO MILLER, MICHAEL L., BRADNER, OH GRAND-VIEW BURDETTE RITA 03-00 21530 3.3 731 3.1 688 21460 PALMYRA TRI-STAR BURDETTE BUSCH, TIMOTHY & MACKINSON, MARY, CECIL, WI SENIOR TWO YEAR OLDS

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

ECM

FAMILY-AF-AYR FOLKE DALLY 02-11 18860 4.8 924 3.2 612 22539 BLACKADDAR FOLKE-ET FAMILY-AF-AYR FARM LLC,CALEDONIA, IL VALES-PRIDE WHAMMY ZETA 02-11 18280 4.6 853 3.4 633 21582 FAMILY-AF-AYR DOUBLWHAMMY VALENTINE, ROBERT & MADELINE,THURMONT, MD JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLDS

AGE

MILK

% FAT

FAT

% PROT

PROTEIN

TENTINGER KANSAS MUFFIN 02-01 20240 4.2 853 3.5 712 HAUTPRE KANSAS TENTINGER, JIM & SHARON, REMSEN, IA PALMYRA ACLAIM H BRANDY 02-03 19840 4.4 875 3.3 660 PALMYRA ROMEO ACLAIM CREEK, MARK ALLEN,HAGERSTOWN, MD CONEBELLA OBLIQUE’S LEWA 02-04 20400 4.0 822 3.3 686 JELYCA OBLIQUE GABLE, DONALD C., ELVERSON, PA

Update

22709

ECM

22791

22571

22255

Get Your Nominations In For World Conference Sales

The U.S. Ayrshire Breeders’ Association is seeking nominations for consignments to the 2016 World Ayrshire Conference Embryo Sale. The sale will take place on Saturday, October 1st in the Wisconsin Dells as the finale of the World Ayrshire Federation business meetings. • Each member country is invited to consign four lots of embryo packages. The Sale Committee will confirm the final selections. • Embryos must be exportable. • The deadline to submit nominations to the ABA is May 1st, and embryos must be made at that time. • Each embryo must have at least 87% purebred Ayrshire genetics. • Early information on embryos consigned will begin appearing online at www.usayrshire.com June 1st and updates added as they become available. World Ayrshire Conference Chairman Steve McDonald of Princeton, Illinois, says, “This will be a great opportunity to showcase the world’s leading Ayrshire genetics. We’re excited about hosting this event and encourage all of our Ayrshire friends around the globe to participate.” In addition to the embryo sale, the World Ayrshire Event Sale will be held at the end of World Dairy Expo on Friday, October 7th at 2:00 p.m. This sale will be limited to a maximum of 20 live consignments, five embryo packages and three picks of flushes. All nominations for this sale must be made by August 1st to the ABA office or a member of the sale committee. The only exceptions will be draft animals. Only first and second place entries from the WDE show will be eligible for the draft. Please contact the ABA office with your nominations or questions.

World Conference Virtual Tour

Even though the Ayrshire World Conference attendees may not be visiting your farm, you have the opportunity to share your farm and herd with them. A virtual tour is being prepared that will be viewed on the bus as our guests travel across the eastern half of the US. The World Conference participants will also be given a copy of the tour to take home with them as a memento of their visit and to share with other Ayrshire breeders and enthusiasts. This will also provide a way to show the diverse types of farms and management systems in the US dairy industry. Each farm will have to opportunity to submit 15 photos and/or up to 3 minutes of video to showcase your farm, family, herd, outstanding animals, and market US genetics. The cost to participate in the tour is $150.00. The deadline to reserve your space is May 15. You can obtain an application with the information questions on the ABA website www. usayrshire.com or by contacting the ABA office. Don’t miss this chance to have the Ayrshire world virtually tour your farm and learn about your herd!

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LEGACYALIVE BURDETTE TOPAZ F100665062 MILLER’S LUCKY BESSIE F66707401 HALL’S A DIEGO LIZA F70219279 JACKSON-HILL RISTOURN CUTEY F68635788 GOOD-VUE POKERS CHENISE F840003006892495 VISSERDALE REM SUNRAY F100701382 WINTER-AYR PALMER’S FRAN 1 F100472022 S&M-AYR BURDETTE’S DIXIE F100551772

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7/29/2008 12/2/2010 11/19/2010 8/4/2010 11/3/2010 11/7/2009 1/17/2006 8/30/2008

MARKO, MICHAEL & CHRISTINA, ROCKWOOD, PA ROUSELL-AYR FARM, NORTH BANGOR, NY HALL, GENE, JR., CUSHING, OK ATHERTON, JEFF, GREENWOOD, NY HANSON, MICHAEL & LINDA, GOODRIDGE, MN VARNER, DEAN E., SHIRLEYSBURG, PA WINTERS, H. LOUIS, VALLEY GROVE, WV ZOOK, MIKE S., HONEY BROOK, PA

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Ohio Ayrshire Breeders’ Association

Ohio Ayrshire Spring Sale

Friday, April 1, 2016 - 9:30 a.m. - Ohio Expo Center Selling quality show cows & bred heifers, fancy calves & heifers, & baby calves! All sale animals are entered in the National Ayrshire Spring Show @ 6 p.m. Contact Sale Manager & OABA Pres.: Tom Wolf, 330-749-9046 Sec,: Patti Kennedy, 419.643.6255

2016 Ohio Distinguished Service Award

Elm-Ayr Farm Ron & Patti Kennedy & Family

9440 Sugar Creek Rd., Harrod, OH 45850 419.234.7013 l kennedyelmayr@embarqmail.com

tom Wolf & family

Spring-Run Farms

5729 Brown Road Shreve, Ohio 44676 330-567-3417 vwolf4141@embarqmail.com

Registered Ayrshires Since 1956

Starting to prepare for the World ayrShire ConferenCe WhiCh Will be Stopping at our farm on September 27. looking forWard to meeting all the ConferenCe attendeeS!

Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Registrations Member Females: Under 4 months $17.00 Females: 4 to 8 months $27.00 Females: 8 to 12 months $32.00 Females: 12 to 24 months $45.00 Females: 24 months & older $60.00 Females: < 75% Purebred Ayrshire $10.00 Ancestor Registration $10.00 Duplicate/Revised Application $10.00 Application Forms Free Online Male registration fee for those born before July 1, 2011

Non- Mber $28.00 $37.00 $42.00 $55.00 $70.00 $10.00 $10.00 $10.00 Free Online

We are very honored to receive this on behalf of the Fenton/Jodrey families. It is always a team effort!

EMERALD FARMS

1224 Alton Darby Creek Rd., Suite B, , Columbus, Ohio 43228 Phone: (614) 335-0020 * Fax: (614) 335-0023 E-mail: info@usayrshire.com * Web: www.usayrshire.com

DNA Testing Females Males (for those on REWARDS, otherwise included with registration fee) Transfers

22050 SR 136, Winchester, Ohio 45697 l 937.695.0697

$45.00 $45.00 Rewards Non- Herds Rewards

0-60 days from sale date (domestic) $15.00* More than 60 days from sale date (domestic) $30.00* From Canada to the United States $15.00 To Canada, 0-60 days from sale date $20.00 To Canada, > than 60 days from sale date $25.00 Family transfers $ 7.00

Classification Program REWARDS herds - no additional fees for males or females Basic Program - $110 minimum charge or $12 per animal for female Males - $130 minimum charge or $20 per bull. If scoring females as well, no additional herd fee. Late fee - $100 may be assigned if the sign-up date has passed and schedules have been determined

$20.00 $35.00 $20.00 $20.00 $25.00 $10.00 Sire Summaries Blue Book - One year subscription (3 issues) $30.00

Males: Under 8 months $25.00 $35.00 Reservations $50.00 Males: 8 to 24 months $60.00 $70.00 Farm Name (one-time charge) $20.00 Males: 24 months & older $75.00 $100.00 Tattoo number/letters (one-time charge) Male registration for those born July 1, 2011 & Pedigrees later Three-generation pedigree $ 6.00 (Fee includes DNA testing fee) $ 4.00 Males: Under 8 months $100.00 $110.00 Three-generation pedigree - online $ 8.00 Males: 8 to 24 months $150.00 $160.00 Four-generation pedigree $ 6.00 Males: 24 months & older $200.00 $210.00 Four-generation pedigree - online Sale catalog pedigree (in catalog format) $12.50 Memberships Junior, valid until 21 years of age $10.00 Rewards Program Senior $25.00 For convenience and cost-savings, REWARDS bundles registra Corp. or Partnership $25.00 tions, pedigrees, classification, genetic summaries, monthly DHI production records and herd reports into one all-inclusive package. Fee Schedule Contact the ABA for more detailed Rewards Program information Effective January 1, 2015 $100 annual fee plus $18 per milking age female

Ayrshire Digest One year, periodical rate Three years, periodical rate One year, first class rate Three years, first class rate One year, International (U.S. funds) One year, online - coming soon! Breeders’ Directory

$35.00 $95.00 $50.00 $130.00 $60.00 $40.00

Rush Fees Rush fee for registration/transfer processing $35.00 Overnight shipping registrations/transfers $35.00 (for standard overnight envelopes, oversized packages contact ABA for more pricing information)

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2016 National Ayrshire Convention Schedule Tuesday, June 14Th Registration & Arrivals 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Breakfast 6:30 am - 8:00 am Youth Contests Beginning at 8:00 am Lunch provided for contestants National Board Meeting 8:00 am Lunch provided for board Free time to explore Downtown Evening and Bricktown (Dinner on your own) Wednesday, June 15

Registration & Arrivals 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Breakfast 6:30 am - 8:00 am Field Day/Judging Contest 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Hosted by Hall’s Ayrshires Lunch served National Cowboy & Western 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm Heritage Museum Tour Youth Banquet at Hotel 6:30 - 8:30 pm Thursday, June 16Th Registration & Arrivals 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Breakfast 6:30 am - 8:00 am ABA Annual Meeting 9:00 am - Noon ABA Awards Luncheon Noon - 2:00 pm Sale Preview 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm At State Fair Park President’s Banquet at Hotel 6:30 pm Awards Banquet followed by National Ayrshire Youth Auction Friday, June 17Th

2016 National Ayrshire Convention Registration

headquarTers - Sheraton Oklahoma City Downtown Hotel, 1 North Broadway Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. Room rates are $130 per night with up to four people and includes breakfast buffet. Call (800) 325-3535 for room reservations before 5:00 pm on May 23, 2016 and ask for the Ayrshire Breeders’ Association Room Block. airporT & TransporTaTion - Air travel can be made to Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City. There is no shuttle service provided by the hotel to and from the airport. Options include: Airport Express (24 hr shuttle, 405-681-3311), Rental Car or Cab Name(s)

Address Phone Email regisTraTion Fee For The CompleTe paCkage Adults (13 & older)

Youth (Ages 4-12)

A) Myriad Gardens / Bricktown on Friday afternoon $195 x ___ $160 x _____ = $ _______ B) Boathouse / Riversport Adventure District on Friday afternoon $235 x ___ $200 x _____ = $ _______ Please register no later than May 15th. A late registration of $30 will be added to all packages after May 15th. individual TiCkeT priCes Wednesday, June 15 Field Day/Judging Contest and Lunch at State Fair Park National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Youth Banquet at Hotel Thursday, June 16 Awards Luncheon Presidents Banquet and Youth Auction at Hotel Friday, June 17 OKC National Memorial A) Myriad Gardens/Bricktown B) Boathouse /River Sport Adventure Grand National Sale and Dinner at State Fair Park

$ 35 x $ 35 x $ 50 x

_____ = $ _______ _____ = $ _______ _____ = $ _______

$ 20 x $ 55 x

_____ = $ _______ _____ = $ _______

Registration & Arrivals 8:00 am - 5:00 pm $ 30 x _____ = $ _______ Breakfast 6:30 am - 8:00 am $ 25 x _____ = $ _______ OKC National Memorial Tour 8:00 am - 11:00 am $ 60 x _____ = $ _______ A) Myriad Gardens 11:00 am - 4:00 pm $ 25 x _____ = $ _______ and Bricktown B) Boathouse /River 11:00 am - 4:00 pm registration Total $ _______ Sport Adventure District Send registration forms and fees by May 15, 2016 to: Grand National Sale and 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Oklahoma Ayrshire Association, c/o Dorane Vanderlaan, 346494 E 760 Rd, Cushing, Ok 74023 Dinner at State Fair Park 22 54 Ayrshire Digest Free evening in Bricktown If you have questions, contact Dorane Vanderlaan at 580-305-0464 or email dorane_vanderlaan@hotmail.com

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U S A Y R S H I R E B R E E D E R S D I R E C T O R Y

HEIM’S FARM

ARIZONA

Matt Cell: (815-830-4464) E-mail: mackinson.mary@gmail.com

BRUCHAG AYRSHIRES RIO BRAVO DAIRY

SCOTCH HAVEN FARM

James D. Jr. & Judy Heims 8954 Forest Chapel Rd Anamosa IA 52205 (319-480-0304) Phone: (319-462-3315)

VERACITY

The Maynard Lang Family 1832 400th Ave Brooklyn IA 52211 Eric (641-990-6977) Dane (641-990-5096)

Alastair Morrison PO Box 980, Stanfield AZ 85172 (520-560-6459) Email: ally.riobravo@yahoo.com ARKANSAS

BUCKNER-AYR FARM

Don & Betty Buckner 3228 Buckner Rd Charleton AR 72933 (479-965-2405) • Cell (479-650-6143) CONNECTICUT

KINGSWOOD FARM John Ennis 289 Providence Rd. Brooklyn CT 06234 (860-779-1513)

LILLYS LANE FARM

Joseph Adgalanis 5 Waterman Rd, PO Box 77 Lebanon CT 06249 Joe (860-608-9197) Email: Lillieslane@yahoo.com Farm address: 234 Goshen Hill Rd. ILLINOIS

CAIN DAIRY

Emily Cain 321 North 300 Street, Patoka IL 62875 (618-432-7780) Email: ecain12@hotmail.com

DOUBLE A FARM

William Langel Family 21689 E 00 North Rd. Cropsey, IL 61731 (608-358-6892) Email: lang0578@gmail.com Carlene & Crystal Keilbach 8836 Pin Oak Rd. Edwardsville IL 62025 (618-977-1701) E-mail: clk921@charter.net INDIANA

APRILL FARMS

IOWA STATE AYRSHIRE CLUB

Tim & Grace Aprill 12765 E 100 N Greentown IN 46936 (765-628-3901) Email: gkaprill@gmail.com

ELITE GENETICS

C. Dru & Sara Mercer 4173 E SR 67 Bryant IN 47326 (260-997-1495) E-mail: druandsara@bright.net Cell: 574-727-9192

FLOWER LAND

Rex Eiler 1399 South 700 West Larwill IN 46764 (260-610-5993) E-mail: eilerr@hotmail.com

KLEIN FARM

James Klein and Family 5191 S St Rd 1, Milton IN 47357 (765-478-3398) Cell: (765-265-1538)

FAMILY AF-AYR FARM

Gregg & Pat Borchardt Heidi, Luke, Daniel, Sarah & Matthew 2880 Krupke Rd. , Caledonia IL 61011 (815-765-2506) Website: www.familyafayrfarm.com

Darren, Laura, Harris, Libby & Charlotte Otte; Eric Otte 3165 W 950 S Columbus IN 47201 (812-530-6932) E-mail: darrenotte@gmail.com

ILLINOIS AYRSHIRE CLUB

WOODBROOK FARM

MACKAYR FARM

Steve McDonald 12114 2050 E St, Princeton IL 61356 (815-875-3516) Cell: (309-712-5969) E-mail: mackayr1@yahoo.com

MACKINSON DAIRY FARM

Donald & Rita, Mary & Jesse, Matt & Amy, & David Mackinson 17427 E. 2125 N. Rd., Pontiac IL 61764 Mary Cell: (309-533-1814)

IOW-SHIRE FARM

Lloyd Machin 6614 Iowa St., Newton IA 50208 (641-792-9523)

Doug & Jane Murray, Gwen & Ryan Clark, Amanda & Matthew Dynes 3393 St. Rt. 17, Toulon IL 61483 Phone/Fax (309-286-5521) E-mail: jdmurray72@gmail.com

Pres. Beth Weas Cash 1841 East 1600th Street Paloma, IL 62359 (217-491-1286) Cowbelle82@yahoo.com V. Pres. Kristi Dinderman 3307 W. Orangeville Rd. Orangeville IL 61060 (815) 821-2066 hiayrview@hotmail.com Sec./Treas. Judy Lubben 202 Shelley Dr., Thomasboro, IL 61878 (217-377-7608) jlubben@illinois.edu

IOW-AYR/YARRABEE

OTTE DAIRY

David, Michelle, Emilie & Craig Blough 57446 CR 29, Goshen IN 46528 (574-825-5094) Cell: (574-575-2954) IOWA

BAJ FARM

Blake Bieber 733 Hodgin Rd., Springville IA 52336 (319-480-6263)

BRIJ-AYR FARM

Gene Rathjen & Family & Samantha Rathjen 3157-140th St., Wilton IA 52778-9311 (563-732-3603) E-mail: brjayr@gmail.com Judy Cell: (563-299-2397) Gene Cell: (563-299-2403) Samantha Cell: (563-299-2714) Bridget Geigle: (563-340-2373)

BRONE-AYR FARM

Wade & Jennifer Brunsman 3317 160th St Dyersville IA 52040 (563-543-3451) E-mail: broneayr@yahoo.com

Karen Koss, Sec./Treas. PO Box 302 Epworth IA 52045 (563-543-4302) President: Dane Lang Brooklyn, IA (641-990-5096) Vice President: Donna Mertz Blair, NE (920-382-7678)

IOWAYSIDE FARM

Molly Mc Hone & Stacy Sickles 5904 Valley Rd, Ames IA 50014-9370 (515-290-0587) Stacy - Phone: (319-240-5715) Email: hbholsteins@iowawatelcom.net

ONWORD SWISS & CATTLE CO

Dennis & Joan Worden & Family 17195 45th St. Oelwein IA 50662-9415 (319-283-4544) Noah cell: (563-920-9947) Jacob cell: (319-238-1477) Jonna cell: (563-537-0092) E-mail:onwordcattlecompany@gmail.com

P&A AYRSHIRES

Tom & Sara Kruse, Kaleb, Cole and Carter 1507 300th Ave. Dyersville IA 52040 (563-875-7495) Sara’s cell: (563-920-6084) Tom’s cell: (563-920-4901) E-mail: pandaayrshires@gmail.com

LARRY SEARS

Larry Sears Auctioneer 1617 Spencer St., Grinnell IA 50112 (641-236-5544)

SHARWARD FARM

Darryl & Teresa Keehner & Sons 32057 Leaf Rd., Guttenberg IA 52052 (563-252-1018) E-mail: redcows@alpinecom.net

SKI-PAL AYRSHIRES

David & Karen Koss, Allison, Robin & Kaylee 23820 E Pleasant Grove Rd Epworth IA 52045 Cell: 563-543-0440 Gerald & Mary Ann Koss Phone: (563-876-3168) Email: skipalayr@aol.com

SLABAUGH DAIRY FARM Daryl & Viola Slabaugh 2895 500th St. SW Iowa City, IA 52240

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Email: slabaugh@hotmail.com (319-683-2540)

STJ HOLSTEINS

Todd Johnson 29503 Kale Ave (farm) Guttenberg IA 52052 (563-880-4077) Email: tjohnson@alpinecom.net

TEN-AYR DAIRY

Jim & Sharon Tentinger 40913 200th Street, Remsen IA 51050 (712-786-2302) Jim's Cell (712-540-2562) E-mail: tenayr@midlands.net

WALZ-VALLEY DAIRY

Jeff, Melinda, Gracie & Greyson Walz 10870 King Rd, West Union IA 52175 (563-380-8589) Jeff: 563-880-8524 Email: mmittelsted@hotmail.com

WEDO-EHR FARM

Randy & Melissa Wedo, Kendyl Wedo 567 Big Foot Rd., Monona IA 52159 Randy Cell (563-380-3398) Melissa Cell (563-380-2667) E-mail: wedoehr@hotmail.com KENTUCKY

COIN-HILL FARM

Joey, Heather & Joseph Price 1195 Coin Rd., Somerset KY 42503 (606-274-4163) Cell (606-305-5521) Email: ayrprice@yahoo.com

JCC AYRSHIRES

Bobby, Joyce, Joscelyn & Caleb Elliott 475 Bradford Lane Harrodsburg KY 40330 (859-265-0565) Email: belliott3@hotmail.com

JSB ACRES

Billy, Melinda, Emily & Joey Branstetter 2392 Roberts Road Hardyville KY 42346 (270-565-4751) E-mail: billyb@scrtc.com

KENTUCKY AYRSHIRE CLUB

Billy Branstetter, Sec/Treas 2392 Roberts Rd, Hardyville KY 42746 (270-565-4751) Pres: Larry Yeager Phone: 859-734-0671 Vice Pres: Bobby Elliott Phone: 859-265-0565

PALISADES APPALOOSAS

Elizabeth Estridge 1601 Bowmans Bottom Rd Lancaster KY 40444 (859-227-0763) E-mail: mitchaelestridge@live.com MAINE

CASTONGUAY AYRSHIRES

Adelard & Ruth Castonguay 39 Richmond Hill Rd. Livermore ME 04253 (207-897-3724) Chris, Peter & Mary Castonguay

DEER HILL FARM

Beverly J. Donovan & Richard Caverly 117 Wyman Road, Benton ME 04901 (413-695-0819) E-mail:deerhillfarmayrshires@yahoo.com Richard Caverly: (207-660-8182)

Ayrshire Digest

HARDY FARM

Henry, Teresa, Marjorie, Ashlie, Andrew & Ashley Hardy 360 Weeks Mills Rd. Farmington ME 04938 (207-778-6446) Henry cell: (207-491-6789) Teresa cell: (207-491-8667) Email: ayrshiresr1@gmail.com

NICKARYE AYRSHIRES

Nick Ridley 10 Wilson Lane Shapleigh ME 04083 Cell (207-252-9239) E-mail: nickridley@rsa57.org

WILSHORE AYRSHIRES

Trudy Graffam 551 Gray Rd., Windham, ME 04062 (207-749-9816) MARYLAND

LEN-KNOLL FARM

Denton, Shari & Kandice Lenhart 8529 Ramsburg Rd. Thurmont MD 21788 (301-898-5982) Kandice Cell: (240-315-3972) Denny Cell: (301-471-2542) E-mail: sharilenhart@aol.com

MAPLE DELL FARM

The David Patrick Family 1960 Daisy Rd., Woodbine MD 21797 (410-489-4160) Fax: (410-489-4486) E-mail: patrickmilk@aol.com

MARYLAND-DELAWARE AYRSHIRE CLUB

Amanda Dennis, Sec./Treas. 16940 Bollinger School Rd Emmitsburg MD 21788 (301-788-2254) President: Roy Coale 406 Bobcat Rd, Newville PA 17241 (717-580-4356) E-mail: littleredcows@aol.com Vice President: Mark Creek 18811 Wagaman Rd. Hagerstown MD 21740 Phone: (301-471-2311)

PALMYRA FARM

Ralph W. Shank & Family 18811 Wagaman Rd. Hagerstown MD 21740 Phone/Fax: (301-733-9255) Ralph Jr.: (301-739-1960) Mary Creek: (301-739-2729)

SPRING-VALE FARM

Jeff, Patti, Jeffrey Jr., Jonathan Joshua & Joseph Hubbard 8735 Ramsburg Rd. Thurmont MD 21788 (301-401-5000) Jeff: (301-401-5000) Jeffrey: (301-401-5211)

STEEL FIRE FARM

Jeff, Rhonda, Alexis, Cecilia & Jeffrey Winkler 2980 Woodbine Rd Woodbine MD 21797 (410-489-9369) Email: steelfirefarm@yahoo.com

VALES-PRIDE FARM

The Valentines 16901 Bollinger School Rd. Emmitsburg MD 21727

March/April 2016

(301-788-2254) Michael & Denise Valentine & Jessica & Samantha Phone: (301-447-6816) Paul & Amanda Dennis Phone: (301-788-2254) Robert & Madeline Valentine Phone: (301-898-9014) Mark & Jessica Valentine & Cadin & Gavin Phone: (240-674-6092)

MASSACHUSETTS LEGACY LANE FARM

Steven & Mary Woodis & Sons 82 Northwest Rd., Spencer MA 01562 (508-885-4316) E-mail: legacylanefarm@hotmail.com

LONE BIRCH AYRSHIRES

Bill Woodis Family 19 Forest Street North Brookfield MA 01535 (508-735-1720) Amy Woodis: 508-864-5275 Email: amywoodis@hotmail.com

RIDALE GENETICS

35400 St Hwy 1 NE Goodridge MN 56725 (218-378-4588) E-mail: miliha@gvtel.com

MINNESOTA AYRSHIRE CLUB John Irrthum, President (651-380-0185) Karla Smieja, Sec/Treas. 15241 50th Ave Little Falls, MN 56345 (320-339-5684)

NEW-VUE AYRSHIRES

WINE RIDGE FARM

BENAYR FARM

MISSOURI

Len Woodis Family, Kristin Woodis Lapierre & Timothy Ayotte 230 Wine Rd New Braintree, MA 01531 Kristin: (508-243-3540) Wineridgefarm@yahoo.com

Donald Benson 5521 CR 1750 West Plains MO 65775 (417-257-3175) E-mail: global@centurytel.net

MICHIGAN

Jeff, Jade & Jarica Jensen 2088 Marble Rd Conway MO 65632 (417-589-4232)

HAWKSFIELD FARM

Charles Sayles Henry & Shirley; Diane; Mark, Mary, Grace & Jonathan Sayles 150 E. Braden Road Perry MI 48872-9545 Cell: (517-290-6627) Email: ayrhawk2@gmail.com MINNESOTA

BURR OAK FARMS/ BANG FAMILY FARMS Gene Bang 49298 100th Ave Kenyon MN 55946 (507-251-7606)

DAGGETT BROOK FARM

Duane, Mary & Tracy Nelson 18152 10th St. Winthrop MN 55396 (507-647-2540) Tracy: (320-583-4268) E-mail: dmnelson@means.net

GOOD-VUE AYR FARMS Micheal & Linda Hanson David, Matthew & Steven

FENCROFT LLC

NEW JERSEY

Steve Searles 200 6th St SW Pine Island MN 55963 Cell: (507-261-3062) Email: stillmorecattle@gmail.com

FOUR J FARMS

HILLCREST FARM

Lyle Unnasch & Brent Unnasch 13637 Hwy ZZ, Conway MO 65632 (417-589-6263) Cell: (608-792-8861)

KAR-AYR AYRSHIRES

Karen & Emma Coleman 6039 County Road 421 Palmyra MO 63461 (573-406-5531) Cell: (319-230-6002) E-mail: karayrayrshires@gmail.com

DRAKE'S ACRES

Keith H. Drake 475 Shades of Death Rd Great Meadows NJ 07838 (908-852-2196) NEW YORK

ALMETER FARMS

Cory & Maryann Almeter, Xavier & Zach 7508 Hiram Rd. Arcade NY 14009 (585-492-3975) Maryann cell: (585-969-2952) Xavier cell: (585-322-5447) Email: xalmeter@gmail.com Home of Zam-Ayr & XLA Ayr Cattle Amanda Aker 56 Nellis St Nelliston NY 13410 (518-993-4981) Email: cowgurl481@yahoo.com

BELTAVERN FARM

Jim & Debbie Patsos 214 Rt 414 Waterloo NY 13165 (315-568-2470) Cell (315-775-3379) E-mail: dpatsos@seneca.net

BURR AYR FARMS, LTD.

Ken Burr 5939 Burr Rd. Trumansburg NY 14886 (607-387-9004) Fax: (607-387-9880) Email: kcburr5959@yahoo.com

STIL DREAMN DAIRY

Jessica Gatton-Dixon & Brett Dixon PO Box 39, Conway MO 65632 Phone: (417-844-7217) E-mail: stilldreamndairy@hotmail.com

Jim & Joan Curtis & Family 3552 East Rd. Cazenovia NY 13035 (315-655-8909) Email: jcurtis29@gmail.com

NEBRASKA

DL AYRSHIRES

Donna, Casey & Haley Mertz 13970 County Road P18 Blair NE 68008

D I R E C T O R Y

C-JAIZ'S DAIRY

Wayne Wratten 8071 Water Street Oriskany Falls NY 13425 (315-725-9051) Email: wwratten@frontier.com

BEAR-AYR FARM

B R E E D E R S

BARBED-WIRE FARM

LORREDA SWISS FARM

Ernst Roth 8630 Loring Road Grovespring, MO 65662 (417-462-9502) E-mail: lorreda@centurytel.net

A Y R S H I R E

NEW HAMPSHIRE

RED HAVEN DAIRY

STILLMORE CATTLE COMPANY

Dan Carpenter 3405 Parman Rd. Dansville MI 48819 (810-397-4825) Email: hobsickle@aol.com

Bruce & Kristy Kempkes, Kourtney & Kaleb 17505 Pine Lake Rd Walton NE 68461 Cell: (402-304-0751) Farm: (402-782-8746)

Brian, Judy, Stevie & Zachary Smith 701 Daniels Road Pike NH 03780 (603-989-9886) E-mail: bbsmith@myfairpoint.net Cell phone: (603-520-0244)

Marjorie Hardy & Ryan Rida 32 Lyman Flatt Rd. Cummington MA 01026 Mailing address: PO Box 527, Worthington, MA 01098 Marjorie: (413-588-6446) Ryan: (413-695-5218) E-mail: marj.hardy@gmail.com

DANDY'S AYRSHIRES

HI-FASHION FARM

Elinor Opitz 9602 County Rd. 8 NW Maple Lake MN 55358 (320-266-0315) E-mail: NewVueAyrshires@gmail.com www.newvueayrshires.com Tony Hackbarth 29895 Elfmanns Drive Winona MN 55987 (507-459-6425) E-mail: redhavendairy@gmail.com Rihana Rothering

U S

(920-382-7678) E-mail: hansendvm@hotmail.com

CEDARCUT FARM

Derek L Long 9252 West Waneta Lake Road Hammondsport NY 14840 (814-386-0259) E-mail: longdl@hotmail.com

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ETHIER ACRES

Alain Ethier 40 Summit Lake Rd. Spur Argyle, NY 12809 (518-638-6597) E-mail: alainethier@nycap.rr.com

FALLS PRIDE DAIRY

Brian, Tracey, Lucas & Emma Poole 2012 Augusta Solsville Rd. Oriskany Falls NY 13425 (315-843-4852) Email: fallspridedairy@yahoo.com

FOSTER'S ACRES

Melissa Ann Hawkins 270 Old City Road Newport NY 13416 (315-845-8948)

GOLD-N-AYR FARMS William Walley 1856 Cty. Hwy. 47 Walton NY 13856 (607-865-5665)

GRAZE-AYR PASTURE ACRES

Carol & Rob DeClue 351 Cooley Lake Rd Norwich NY 13815 (607-334-9879) E-mail: graze-ayrpastureacres@outlook.com

HAYNES FARM LLC

Scott Haynes 1436 State Route 11A Tully NY 13159 (315-439-7777) Email: haynesfarm@live.com

JACKSON HILL FARM

Sheldon Atherton Jeff, Kelly, Jade & Kayla Atherton 3121 Co. Rt. 31 Canisteo NY 14823 (607-698-4464) E-mail: wsa60@hotmail.com Jeff & Kelly (607-792-3732) Jeff & Kelly E-mail: jacksonhill@localnet.com

KLER-VU DAIRY

Tom Gillette 5137 Old Route 12 Lyonsfalls, NY 13368 (315-982-7707) E-mail: jgillette@southlewis.org

MANDACRES FARM

Amanda Licata-Rottingen 263 Petkewee Rd. Cooperstown NY 13326 (607-293-7392) E-mail: amandalicata@yahoo.com

MATOON POND FARMS

John R. Bell & Family 164 Spragueville Road Gouverneur NY 13642 (315-287-1219) Melody Hoffman - Phone: (315-430-7569)

RD FARM

Richard P. Dudden 1126 Co. Rt. 10 Penneville NY 13132 (315-569-9200) bigd81089@yahoo.com

ROUSELL-AYR FARM

Ken, Sheila, Ken II, Christine & Jenna Rousell 2334 State Road 11B

North Bangor NY 12966 (518-483-4777)

ST LAWRENCE AYRSHIRE CLUB

Melody Hoffman, Treasurer 259 Spragueville Road Gouverneur NY 13642 (315-430-7569) Frank Graves, President & State Director 19202 Marsh Hill Road Adams Center NY 13606 (315-232-3528) John Bell, Secretary 164 Spragueville Road Gouverneur NY 13642 (315-287-1219)

STEELE ACRES

Michael Steele & Sons 1861 Horton Brook Rd Roscoe NY 12776 (607-498-6199) steeleacres@frontiernet.net

SUNNY-ACRES FARM

Doug & Kathy Evans & Family 4106 Davenport Rd. Georgetown NY 13072 (315-837-4777) E-mail: sunnyacresayrshires@gmail.com Andrew Cell (315-750-0719) Gregory Cell (315-456-8283) OHIO

AYR-KNOLL FARM

Troy Knoll Family 415 Old State Rd North Fairfield OH 44855 Cell: (419-681-0751) Email: knolltroy@yahoo.com

BEAM FARMS

Kent & Keith Beam & Family 3728 Old US 68 S, Xenia OH 45385 (937-372-4838) Kent Cell: (513-582-6403) Keith Cell: (937-776-2502)

BRICKER FARMS

Todd Bricker 16122 W South Range Rd. Beloit OH 44609 Cell: (330-692-2877)

CONRAD FARM

JACK MILLER FAMILY Jack & Mick Miller 12261 Pemberville Rd. Bradner OH 43406 (419-288-2834) Mick: (419-288-2210)

MILL VALLEY FARMS

Mr. & Mrs. John Greiwe & Family 5965 SR 29 E, Sidney OH 45365 (937-492-7209) John’s Cell: 937-658-0382 Email: millvalleyfarms@woh.rr.com

OHIO AYRSHIRE BREEDERS’ ASSOC.

Tom Wolf, President 5729 Brown Rd., Shreve OH 44676 (330-567-3486) Sec.: Patti Kennedy, 9440 Sugar Creek Rd., Harrod, OH 45850 Phone: (419-643-6255)

SHADY VIEW FARM

Joyce Downerd & Family 994 Newmans Cardington Rd Prospect OH 43342 (740-251-7344) Mark (740-251-7280)

SHIREDALE FARM

Randall Jump 5081 CR 20, Ada OH 45810 (419-231-1269)

SPRING-RUN FARM

Thomas A. Wolf 5729 Brown Rd. Shreve OH 44676 (330-567-3486) Tim Wolf: (330-749-9047) Lisa Gress: (330-567-3417) Email: vwolf4141@embarqmail.com

STEEL-LANE HOLSTEINS

Nathan, Megan & Kylie Steel 2899 Steel Rd NW Dover OH 44622 (330-260-0626) Email: nathansteel08@gmail.com OKLAHOMA

COVEY FARMS

Donald L. Conrad 13205 Clarksburg Pike New Holland OH 43145 (740-495-5124) Greg: (740-495-5067)

Stan & Barbara Covey & Family 6350 S 446 Rd., Rose OK 74364 (918-479-8501) Stan Cell: (918-720-3333) E-mail: covey@sstelco.com

EMERALD FARMS

HALL’S AYRSHIRES

Fenton Bros. 22050 SR 136, Winchester OH 45697 (937-695-0697) Doug Phone: (937-205-1209) Tom Phone: (937-823-8815) Ron Phone: (937-725-5333) Joann Phone: (937-217-0697)

J-M-HOW FARM

John & Marla Howman 13808 Kimmens Rd. SW Massillon OH 44647 John Cell: (330-317-4306) Marla Cell: (330-317-4305) Email: jmhowman@gmail.com

LITZENBERG FARMS

Richard & Marilyn Litzenberg & Family 8228 Bishop Rd. Centerburg OH 43011 (740-625-5366) Lori & Rodney Houck: (740-625-5784) Lisa & Jason Wilson: (740-392-8175)

Gene Hall Jr & Patrick Myers & Family 346494 E. 760 Rd. Cushing OK 74023 (Gene: 405-740-3085)

SHIMMER-AYR

Leanne Vanderlaan 21360 CR EW 181 Frederick OK 73524 (508-335-5932) Cell (580-418-8741) Email: leannevanderlaan@yahoo.com PENNSYLVANIA

BARRENS VIEW FARM

The Baumgardner Family 237 W Barrens Church Rd Dillsburg PA 17019 (717-432-3169) Nathan's cell (717-357-2563) Justin's cell (717-357-2524) E-mail: wildcowz@hughes.net

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CONEBELLA FARMS

Don & Pam Gable, Joshua, Tyler & Kevin 337 Chestnut Tree Rd. Elverson PA 19520 (610-286-2967) Cell: (484-824-2164) www.conebellafarm.com E-mail: gable@conebellafarm.com

CROWN-QUEST FARM

Shawn Hernley 31 Hernley Lane, Lebanon PA 17046 (717-865-5782) E-mail: khernley@comcast.com Shawn cell: (717-269-0138)

DELAWARE VALLEY UNIVERSITY 700 East Butler Ave Doylestown PA 18901 (215-489-2277) Cell: (267-218-2024) Fax: (215-489-2406) Email: darrin.mayer@delval.edu Website: www.devalcol.edu

DON-ANN FARM

Donald S.Walters 14934 Rt 522 Beavertown PA 17813 (570-837-3376)

DREAMNOL AYRSHIRES

Rob & Sharon Nolan & Family 34 Schapansky Road Cochranville PA 19330 (610-593-7465) Sharon cell: (610-505-5201)

HENRY FARMS

Jeff Henry 228 E. Beechwood Rd. Bessemer PA 16112 (724-730-0022) E-mail: swamp180@yahoo.com

HIDDEN VALLEY FARM

Royston G. Coale III 406 Bobcat Rd, Newville PA 17241 (717-309-7022) E-mail: littleredcows@aol.com

JEMS AYRSHIRES

Jennifer & Janel Zinn 115 Shady Rd, Newburg PA 17240 (717-423-6014) Janel: (717-377-0755) Jennifer: (717-360-3058) E-mail: jems5@embarqmail.com

JENNY'S AYRSHIRES

Jennifer Poole 783 Ruffsdale Alverton Rd Mt Pleasant PA 15666 (724-696-4119) Farm Phone: (724-438-5023)

KING & QUEEN FARM

Thomas E. & Dale F. Smith 1600 West Route 897 Denver PA 17517 (717-336-0553) Mary & Scott Shuman Email: kingnqueen@dejazzd.com

KOZY KOUNTRY FARM

Charles & Kim Clark 1478 Sheldon Hill Rd Springville PA 18844 Home: (570-965-2138) Charlie's Cell: (570-479-5877) Email: kozykountry95@yahoo.com

MAULFAIR ACRES

Dale, Pattie, Daryl, Jennifer & David Maulfair

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400 South Center St. Jonestown PA 17038 (717-865-6439) Dale & Patti Cell: (717-821-6266) David & Rachel Cell: (717-926-5341) Daryl & Suzi Cell: (717-507-1432) Jennifer & Matt Balmer Cell: (717-480-6978)

RHODE ISLAND AYRSHIRE CLUB

MOWRY HOMESTEAD

LEE'S DIXIELAND

Jason Mowry 259 Sheepskin Rd. Roaring Springs PA 16673 (814-215-1492)

MY-LINE AYRSHIRES

Dave & Jill Kopfer 529 East Wesner Rd. Blandon PA 19510 (610-587-9877) Email: missmyline@hotmail.com

PENNSYLVANIA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSN.

Jason Mowry, President 259 Sheepskin Rd. Roaring Springs PA 16673 (814-215-1492) Vice President: Shawn Hernley 31 Hernley Lane, Lebanon PA 17046 (717-865-5782) Secretary/Treasurer: Lori Baumgardner 237 W Barrens Church Rd Dillsburg PA 17019 (717-432-3169)

PLUM BOTTOM FARM

Audrey Gay Rodgers 6364 SR 655 Belleville PA 17004 (717-667-3731) Web: www.hameaufarm.com

RIPPLING-BROOK FARM

Douglas Varner 16567 Loves Valley Rd. Shirleysburg PA 17260 Doug’s Phone: (814-477-3691) Dean's Phone: (814-542-5417)

S&M AYR FARM

Mike Zook 300 Poplar Street Honey Brook PA 19344 (610-273-7245)

ST GENETICS

PO Box 164 Mehoopany PA 18629 (570-833-5123) E-mail: info@taurus-st.com

TIMBERLAWN FARM

Susan Young Edwards & Family 320 Prange Road West Grove PA 19390 (610-869-8286) Barbara Young Rudy, 10321 G24 Hwy., Indianola, IA 50125 Phone: (515-205-5317) Ann L. Young: (610-869-2360) E-mail: sye701@yahoo.com

c/o Charles Ennis 23 Ennis Road Brooklyn CT 06234 (860-774-5378) E-mail: ns06234@sbcglobal.net TENNESSEE

Lynn Lee P.O. Box 1229, Smyrna, TN 37167 (615-390-6312) E-mail: lee_lynn@bellsouth.net

NAUTA FARM

Larry & Jonathan Johns 8305 Jackson Ridge Rd Rockvale TN 37153 (615-556-2245) Jonathan: (931-308-0898) nautafarmjohns@att.net UTAH

CACHE VIEW

David & Richard Hansen 2326 W 6550 N, Amalga UT 84335 (435-563-9052) David Cell: (435-770-0141) E-mail: daveghansen@gmail.com VERMONT

AGAWAM FARM

Rachel Before; Martin & Lori Before 152 Prevost Rd. Newport VT 05855 Rachel (802-673-7649) Martin & Lori (802-334-8198) Email: moonshine_in_the_moonlight@ hotmail.com

BLUE SPRUCE FARM

Eugene & Nathan Audet 1796 VT RTE 22A, Bridport VT 05734 (802-758-2179) Nathan cell: (802-989-0649) Troy cell: (802-989-9634) Eugene home: (802-753-2359) Email: bsf@gmavt.net

BURKE FARM

Kelly & Renee Burke; Raymond Burke 83 Stewart Rd. Berlin-Montpelier VT 05602 (802-223-7927)

CR FARM

The Huntingtons 3661 Route 5 North Newbury VT 05051 (802-866-5438) Lin & Florrie - Phone: (802-866-5438) Fax: (802-866-5429) Lin Cell: (802-356-2710) Gordon Cell: (802-356-7418)

GOOD OAK FARM

RHODE ISLAND

James Jr. and Tina Spaulding 1467 Gilman Rd. Bethel VT 05032 (802-234-9588) E-mail: tina@promotingjustice.com

DIAMOND RIDGE FARM

JASPER HILL CREAMERY

Pamella J. Jeffrey, Christopher Burne and Family 1674 A Ministerial Road Wakefield RI 02879 (401-782-0044) E-mail: pjeffrey@verizon.net

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Andy & Mateo Kehler 884 Garven Hill Rd., PO Box 272 Greensboro VT 05841 (802-533-2566)

RIVER VALLEY FARM The Allen Family 5151 East Hubbard Rd

Castleton VT 05735 (802-273-2415) Randy's Cell (802-353-3019)

SCAPELAND FARM

Kurt Anechiarico & Cindy Crawford 165 Sawyer-Needham Rd Whiting VT 05778 (802-623-6934) E-mail: ayrgraze@sover.net

VERMONT AYRSHIRE CLUB

President: Lori Before, 152 Prevost Rd, Newport, VT 05855, Phone: (802-334-8198) Vice President: Randy Allen, 5151 E Hubbardton Rd, Castleton, VT 05735 Phone: (802-353-3019) Secretary/Treasurer: Tina Spaulding, 1467 Gilman Rd., Bethel VT 05032 Phone: (802-234-9588)

FOGGY-VALLEY FARM

John, Shauna, Hunter, Peyton & Tanner Offer 1768 Rangeline Rd Auburndale WI 54412 (715-384-4383) • Home: (715-387-0960) Cell: (715-305-6024) E-mail: shauna_offer@hotmail.com

FOREST PARK AYRSHIRES Glen Nelson 2229 170th St., PO Box 294 Milltown WI 54858 (715-825-4220) Email: forestpk@lakeland.ws

G-FORCE AYRSHIRES

WASHINGTON

Tim, Mary & Katie Gillette N9630 Woodward Road Whitewater WI 53190 (262-472-0176) Tim's Cell: (262-215-6134) Mary's Cell: (262-215-1230)

HIDDEN ACRES AYRSHIRES

GRAND-VIEW AYRSHIRES

Corby & Cristina Groen Steve & Sheri Groen 1004 Barnhart Rd. Lynden WA 98264 Corby (360-201-0921) Steve (360-708-2123) E-mail: corbygroen@live.com

MAINSTREAM AYRSHIRES

Mark Kortus 2350 Main St., Lynden WA 98264 (360-354-5266) Email: mainstrm1@hotmail.com WEST VIRGINIA

SUNSPAR FARMS

Parsons, Patrick 1231 Kesterson Road Parkersburg WV 26101 (304-615-0305) Email: patrick_parsons01@hotmail.com

WINTER-AYR FARM

H. Louis Winters 10625 National Road Valley Grove WV 26060 (304-547-1396) WISCONSIN

7 OAKS DAIRY

Margaret Hazeltine & Rob & Tiffany Hazeltine 2828 Kessler Road Janesville WI 53548 (608-756-2913)

AUTUMN-AYR

Craig M. Keller 1439 Keller Road Mount Horeb WI 53572 (608-437-5156) E-mail: farming53572@yahoo.com

COULEE CREST LLC

Kurt & Scott Peterson 28752 Navajo Rd Cashton, WI 54619 Kurt: (608-633-2321) Email: couleecrest@hotmail.com

DALTONDALE FARM John Dalton 9210 Hwy 83 Hartland WI 53029 John (262-391-5195)

Tim & Katie Busch N6470 County Road C Cecil WI 54111 (920-609-7476) E-mail: tb1972@frontiernet.net

INDIES-VIEW FARM

Garrett Schmidt & Jessica Peter W14344 W Indies Rd Melrose WI 54642 (608-865-0266) Email: indiesviewgw@gmail.com Jess: (563-380-9925) Jess email: jpeter@accelgen.com

JERECZEK HOMESTEAD DAIRY INC Ken, Diane, Paul & Mark Jereczek N21242 Cty Rd G, Dodge WI 54625 (608-539-4333)

LAZY M FARM

Michael Maier 4426 Countryside Lane Stitzer WI 53825 (608-732-8275)

MAPLE-AYR FARM KOLASKE FAMILY FARMS Bill & Carrie Kolaske W3831 Landstad Road Bonduel WI 54107 (715-758-6420) Cell: (920-639-2397)

MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS

The Agnew Family W359 N8470 Brown St Oconomowoc WI 53066 (920-474-4349) Tom cell: (608-347-4948) Katie cell: (920-273-9324) Email: mapletonvalley@gmail.com

MEADOWDALE FARM

Chris, Janice, Carley & Charlie Richards 1950 Richards Road Linden WI 53553 (608-623-2834) Chris cell: (608-341-7472 Email: cjrichards4@gmail.com

MISTY-AIRE DAIRY

Jeremy & Monica Schwittay W5314 Town Hall Rd Peshtigo WI 54157 Monica: (920-980-5722) Jeremy: (715-923-1756) Email: heifer.solutions@yahoo.com

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MOY-AYR FARM

Perry & Dorothy Moyer 1205 West Melrose St. Whitewater WI 53190 (262-473-4095) Steven & Pauline Schmidt, W7864 Territorial Rd., Delavan, WI 53115 Phone: (608-883-6822)

MUELLERS AYRSHIRES

James, Tami & Brian Mueller 1659 HWY Z Cuba City WI 53807 (608-744-3543) Cell - Jim: (608-732-5015) Tami - (608-732-0122) Brian - (608-732-0653) E-mail: mueller@mhtc.net

NEL-AYR FARM

ULLMSTAR DAIRY

Bruce V. Nelson N4626 Cty I Tony WI 54563 (715-532-3819)

Damian & Kiley Ullmer N9268 State Hwy. 55 Seymour WI 54165 (920-833-2995) Cell: (920-639-2375)

OLE-AYR

WISCONSIN AYRSHIRE CLUB

Mort O'Leary 220 Depot St Footville WI 53537 (608-931-6656)

RED ROCK AYRSHIRES

Mina Gumieny & Rick Schwoerer, Wade, Brooklyn & Colby F1369 Huckleberry Rd. Edgar WI 54426 (715-352-3154) - Cell: 715-370-3832 E-mail: redrock_ayrshires@hotmail.com

President: Bill Kolaske W3831 Landstad Road Bonduel WI 54107 (715-758-6420) Vice President: Margaret Hazeltine 2828 Kessler Road Janesville WI 53548 Phone: (608-756-2913) Secretary/Treasurer: Sandra Ellenbecker, 908 Borneur Ct., Neenah WI 54956 Phone: (920-915-0400)

INTERNATIONAL

AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSN. OF CANADA

4865 Boul. Laurier St-Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada J2S 3V4 (450-778-3535) Fax:(450-778-3531) www.ayrshire-canada.com Email: info@ayrshire-canada.com

SOCIETE AYRSHIRE DU QUEBEC 3955 Boul. Laurier Ouest St. Hyacinthe, Quebec CAN J2S 3T8 (450-778-4334) Fax: (450-778-9637) Email: ayrqc@ayrshire-canada.com www.ayrshirequebec.com

It Will Be Here Before You Know It! Nominations for the World Ayrshire Event Sale must be made by August 1. Only 20 live consignments and 5 embryo pakcages and three picks of flushes will sell. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sale will be held Thursday, October 7 at 2:00 p.m. in Madison during the World Dairy Expo. Please contact the ABA office with your nominations and questions.

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Advertising Index Barrens View Farm..................................9 Boyer/Schwittay/Ullmer..................... 53 Castonguay Ayrshires........................... 62 Cedarcut Farm..........................................8 Diamond Ridge Farm........................... 62 Dream On Ayrshires............................. 16 Elm-Ayr Farm......................................... 52 Emerald Farms....................................... 52 Flowerland............................................. 15 Good Oak Farm................................... 62 Hall’s Ayrshires.........................................3 Hardy Farm............................................ 49 Hidden Springs Ayrshires.................... 54 Iowa ABA...................................................8 Jack Miller Family................................. 63 Kler-Vue Farm....................................... 49 KNH Endres............................................ 55 Mandacres Farm................................... 49 Maple Dell Farm................................... 60 Maulfair Acres Ayrshires........................9 New England Ayrshire Club................ 62 New York Ayrshire Breeders............... 49 Oake Knoll Ayrshires............................ 62 Ohio ABA................................................ 52 Pennsylvania ABA.....................................9 Plum Bottom Farm............................ 9, 54 Ridale Genetics........................................2 Rousell-Ayr Farm................................... 15 Scapeland Farm.................................... 62

Select Sires............................................. 61 Spring-Run Farms.................................. 52 Still Dreamn’ Dairy............................... 55 Sunny Acres............................................ 49 Schwittay Farms.................................... 15 Timberlawn...............................................9 Vail, Peter............................................... 16 Vermont Ayrshire Club......................... 62 Woodman Farm.................................... 62 Yarabee Farms...................................... 64

Congrtulations to all of the All-American winners!

Calendar DEADLINES March 31 - Deadline for 2016 REWARDS program April 6 - Ad deadline for May/June Digest May 15 - Foundation grant application deadline SALES April 1 - Ohio Spring Sale, Columbus, OH April 8 - NY Spring Colored Breeds Sale, Syracuse, NY April 8 - KY National Sale, Louisville, KY April 9 - WI Spring Sale, Neillsville, WI April 16 - PA Spring Sale, Shippensburg, PA June 17 - Grand National Sale, Oklahoma City, OK October 7 - World Ayrshire Event Sale, Madison, WI MEETINGS June 13-17 - National Convention, Oklahoma City, OK Sept. 20 - Oct. 9 - World Ayrshire Conference, USA

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1st & Best Udder 100,000 lb. Cow Sr. Champion , 2015 Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l Ayrshire Show

Sarah Damrow photos â&#x20AC;˘ Design Kristy Roose

1st 4 Year Old, 2008 Central National 1st 5 Year Old, 2009 Southern National 9X Nominated All-American 2X All-World, 4X Res. All-American Harley, at age 12 and pregnant with her 9th calf, is among the most complete cows in North America. Plan to see Harley in Madison during the 2016 World Ayrshire Conference.

Pictured here with

Cowsmopolitan photo

the Expo Champions, Harley has been a regular crowd favorite. Semen is available from her Black Jack son and a Riggins son is for sale.

Iow Ayr Ayrshires Near Brooklyn, Iowa, Since 1935 dane.m.lang@gmail.com

David & Karen Koss and Family skipalayr@aol.com 563.543.0440

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