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AMSS Executive Committee President: Casey Weiss
4313 Otterbein-Ithaca Road, Arcanum, OH 45304 (937) 564-8861 (Term Exp. 2015) Email: caseyweiss@yahoo.com
Vice-President: Scott Cailteux
910 Westfield Ct.,Lawrence, KS 66049 (713) 898-2479 (Term Exp. 2017) Email: scailteux@sbcglobal.net
Katie Agnew
W359 N8470 Brown St., Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (920) 474-4349 (Term Exp. 2016) Email: shorties48@hotmail.com
Billy Lattire
6457 Firestone Pkwy, San Antonio, TX 78244 (812) 209-9588 (Term Exp. 2015) Email: billy.lattire@gmail.com
Brian Pederson
2428 Hwy 70, Braham, MN 55006 (612) 390-1616 (Term Exp. 2015) Email: nsfarms@hotmail.com
Junia Isiminger Executive Secretary
(608) 481-0165 Cell (608) 365-3332 Office Email: JuniaAMSS@gmail.com
AMSS Directors John Anderson
17075 Cook Road, Watertown, NY 13601 (315) 408-6030 (Term Exp. 2015) Email: mscoolcows@aol.com
Michael Bodey
5912 E Rt 29, Urbana, OH 43078 (937) 869-3345 (Term Exp. 2017) Email: prattbodey@hotmail.com
Jason Heeter
19072 Shade Valley Road, Shade Gap, PA 17255 (215) 534-5534 (Term Exp. 2017) Email: heeter2000@yahoo.com
Kylie Preisinger
238 Viking Dr., Fayetteville, NC 28303 Phone: (765) 427-6964 (Term Exp. 2016) Email: luvkows@hotmail.com
Michael Halpin
128 Hack, PO Box 214, Cullom, IL 60929 Phone: (815) 228-0777 (Term Exp. 2016) Email: mhalpin99@outlook.com
John Kuszlyk
7982Batavia-Byron Road, Batavia, NY 14020 (585) 343-4800 (Term Exp. 2017) Email: kuszlykcattleco@yahoo.com
Steve Marak
101873 S 3440 Rd, Meeker, OK 47855 (405) 279-2608 (Term Exp. 2016) Email: smjulie000@aol.com
AMSS Junior Officers President: Roxann Achen
2519 392nd Ave SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401 Phone: (320)333-9383 Email: roxann.achen@jacks.state.edu
Vice President: Hannah Rhoades
5554 Bakers Store-Greenville Rd, Greenville, OH 45331 Phone: (937)467-0050
Secretary: Liza Van der Laan
21349 CR EW 181, Frederick, OK 73542 Phone: (580)305-2232. Email: lizav@okstate.edu
The Executive Report
Hello Milking Shorthorn Breeders, The National Convention is right around the corner and I am excited to be seeing many of our members at the convention. A year ago, I was trying to learn many names and faces and trying to figure out exactly where I was to be when and with what. This year as I prepare for Convention, I am trying to figure out everything that I need to have in place to be sure that I am ready for it! I have lists upon lists to try and be sure that I am as prepared as I can be for that busy week. The best part will be seeing you the breeders! The past year has been a learning year for me and I have been fortunate to have many supportive people helping along the way. This organization does not run with just one person, it operates with many people helping and volunteering to get the job done. As I reflect over the past year, I find that I keep coming back to a list – a list of the top 10 things that I have discovered this past year. 1. AMSS has an excellent Board of Directors that are willing to help, give advice and lend their assistance in their specialties whenever I need them. This past year was truly a better experience because I have a 12-member board that wants to see the Society succeed and in turn, me be successful in my job. 2. The Milking Shorthorn breed is unique in that there is room for every breeder, whether they are breeding for commercial dairy, show ring, native, beef, grazing or cow-calf. There are also those that are interested in doing breeding for genetic expansion and those that are interested in breeding full herdbook. Our breed is special in that we have space for everyone depending on what their goals are in their herds. 3. From traveling around the country, we are fortunate to live in such a beautiful country with each state having its own unique landscape and farming practices. 4. My two most asked questions have been – how can I be talking to you if you are in Pennsylvnaia when I called the Wisconsin office? The answer to this is that the calls are forwarded to my cell phone. And secondly – where do I send ( fill in the blank here)? The answer to this is – we are making a change and everything will be coming to me at the Union City, Pennsylvania, address – payments, registrations, transfers, etc. I believe this change will be better for you, the breeders. 5. My biggest challenges in this job have been learning all the different computer systems that the organization uses and getting procedures in place to make sure that you, the breeders, are taken care of. There is still work to be done in this area, but I am in a much better position today than I was a year ago. 6. Accepting that I can’t always answer a question right at that minute, because I don’t know. Fortunately I have a great group of individuals that I can call on for help to find answers – not only board members but others as well. I am the type of person who wants to be able to help you right when you call so I feel bad when I can’t, but I do know more now and I can answer Cont. on pg. 20
President's Corner Make plans to attend the upcoming annual meeting of the American Milking Shorthorn Society. At the meeting we will be unveiling the new True Type Milking Shorthorn cow painting by renowned artist Gary Sauder. Gary has worked diligently with the AMSS Board of Directors over the last several years on the new breed standard. Gary will also be in attendance to unveil and elaborate on the cow's development. At the most recent Purebred Dairy Cattle Association Board of Directors meeting, the Show Ring Code of Ethics was revised and adopted. The rule change falls under Grooming and Preparation, with a new addition stating that “changing the natural color of the animal is prohibited.” The full rule now reads: “Changing the natural color of the animal is prohibited. However, external applications of cosmetics that affect only appearance may be used, including by way of example hoof polishes and false switches.” This change is effective June 1, 2015. While it has not been a major issue in our breed, this has been occurring in several other breeds. The full Show Ring Code of Ethics is available on the PDCA website.
Treasurer: Jessica Crawley
25141 Austin Rd, Gravette, AR 72736 Phone: (479)220-2802
Reporter: Nicholas Achen
2519 392nd Ave SE, Aberdeen, SD 57401 Phone: (320)266-4797 Email: nicholas.achen@hotmail.com
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In This Issue On The Cover Featured on the cover is a photo from Sun Valley Dairy Milking Shorthorns Facebook page. Located in Laveen, Arizona, Sun Valley Dairy is owned and operated by the Jerome La Salvia and Shani and Scott McBride families. They milk 300 Milking Shorthorns. For more, visit their Facebook page at Sun Valley Dairy Milking Shorthorns.
Have You Herd.......................................................... 27 Honor Roll................................................................ 23 Junia's Journeys.......................................................... 6 National Delegates .................................................... 14 President’s Corner....................................................... 4 Sale Reports............................................................. 26 Show Reports........................................................... 20 The Exec. Report......................................................... 4 Top PPR bulls............................................................ 10 Top PPR Cows........................................................... 12
Index to Advertisers All-American Dairy Show............................................ 9 AMSS National Sale.............................................16-17 Business Card Directory.......................................28-29 Clayside & Blackhawk Syndicate................................ 27 Kuszlyk Cattle Company........................................2, 32 Lake Effect Milking Shorthorns.................................... 8 Landrum's Milking Shorthorns................................... 22 Lattires Twilite Farm................................................... 3 Mapleton Valley Farms............................................... 9
Modern Associates................................................... Pine Valley Farm...................................................... Ritchie Fountains..................................................... Select Sires............................................................ Storytown Shorthorns.............................................. Sun Valley Dairy...................................................... Trilow Farm............................................................. World Dairy Expo.....................................................
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To recognize and welcome the diversity of the Milking Shorthorn as a unique feature of our breed, distinguishing it from all other breeds in the United States. To encourage each breeder to use all the Society programs which will benefit them individually and respect the rights of other breeders to have a different goal and to use different programs. To administer the Society to effectively use the information generated by the breeders to aggressively market our breed.
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Junia’s Journeys
Gold Mine Farm Milking Shorthorns
Recently I spent time in Wisconsin and while there was able to work in some herd visits. I was in Wisconsin to attend the Wisconsin Dairyland Sale and work in the Beloit office. I saw Jody Nus at the presale picnic and she asked if I was going to be able to come to Gold Mine Farm for a farm visit. After discussing it – we worked out for me to visit on Sunday, April 26th. As I approached Gold Mine Farm, owned by Nathan and Jody Nus, I entered Iowa expecting flatland and discovered that I was entering Arlington, Iowa, “Where the Prairie Meets the Hills” and it was quite hilly land. As I listened to my handy GPS, it quickly directed me to the local treatment plant. Technology isn’t always right, so I continued on the road I was on and came to an intersection where I could look up on to a large hill and see some red and white and roan cows laying in a pasture beside a barn – YEAH! Success in finding the farm. Jody welcomed me to the farm and we started our tour. The Gold Mine prefix traces back to 1887 and most recently to Jody’s grandparents, Maurice & Bonnie Meyer. When she married Nathan, they kept the prefix and began their herd with Jody’s Milking Shorthorns. The Nus’ have a tie-stall barn that holds 40 adult cows. Currently they are milking 39 head – most of the cows are Milking Shorthorns or Genetic Expansion Milking Shorthorns. They do have Jerseys and a Holstein in the herd. The Nus’ had the Top Genetic Expansion Cow in 2013,
At Gold Mine Farm - L-R a Deuce P daughter and an Ironman daughter
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Gold Mine S Lonox Stardust 776, who was fresh again in November with a bull calf and is milking over 100 lbs. a day. She is quite a cow to be proud of. Nathan and Jody raise all their own feed that consists of hay, corn and sometimes beans. They are farming 500 acres and the land is rocky and flat. Nathan’s family, his grandparents, parents, brother and sister are all farmers, covering three farms, and live nearby. The Nus’ make their own grain mix including their heifer feed. Currently, Jody is using the sires Abner P, C-Tie, Presto, Ironman, Pirelli, Cody P, Adventure, Patriot, Spurgeon, and Parly to name a few. They breed aggressively, taking advantage of the Genetic Expansion program. Their goal is to have good cows that milk. The Nus’ continue to develop their own bulls and do sell semen from them. Currently they have eight more on their way to see where their genetics can take them. They have sold bulls into the stud companies including Accelerated Genetics and Select Sires. The Nus’ aren’t only successful in breeding but also in winning numerous AMSS awards in 2014 including: Maurice Meyer Memorial Progressive Performance Herd Award for Group 2, Gold Milk Quality Award and several W.J. Hardy Lifetime Production Awards. Jody loves the Milking Shorthorn breed because there is a place for everyone and all are welcome, which makes our breed unique. Nathan and Jody breed for high production and good cows. I asked Jody about any suggestions she would have for AMSS and she feels that promoting crossbreeding in commercial herds by using Milking Shorthorns is an area that needs to be encouraged. As our tour was coming to a close, Jody suggested that I go and visit Larry Landsgard in Saint Olaf, Iowa. She
At Lands-Brook Farm - Chippawa EX-91 - out of Cherokee, sired by Julius and due in June to Pirelli
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was kind enough to make the call and I was on my way the 30 miles to Lands-Brook Farm. I arrived to find Larry quite willing to show me his cows. Larry is not the typical Milking Shorthorn breeder – his main breed is Holstein. He only has one family of Milking Shorthorns and it has been quite an excellent one. Larry is a true breeder of fine dairy cattle by having at one time the only 95-point Holstein in Iowa while also having a 96-point Milking Shorthorn at the same time. That great cow was LandsBrook Christina EXP ET, the 2014 Grand Champion at World Dairy Expo. She was 10 years old and had been chasing that prized banner for years – many times she was close but didn’t get that Champion banner until 2014. Unfortunately, she only lived eight days with the title and then was buried on the farm. Interestingly enough, the Milking Shorthorn family that Larry owns began from purchasing a calf and then discovering that it traced back to the Gold Mine Farm, whose owners just happened to be best friends with the Landsgards. Sometimes, fate steps in and brings people where they need to be. This cow family has bred numerous All-Americans and won repeatedly in the show ring. Larry, with his nephew, milks 45 cows in a tie-stall barn. At one point, Larry got out of the milking business by selling all his cows in 1994, then he began buying heifers to raise and that is when he came onto a little Milking Shorthorn calf that changed everything. As we toured
At Lands-Brook Farm - Christina's wall of fame
Mikes-Dar Farm & September Storm calf
around the farm, I was able to see Cancun, Cherokee, Chippewa, Christlyn plus many others from the Christie (Christina’s Dam) family. Bulls being used, or have been used by Larry include Nitro, Pirelli, Zumba, Mudslinger, Cyclone (from the Christina line), Clancy (from the Christina line), Parti-Time and C-Tie. He has some interesting embryos to be born in September out of Othello and Cherokee – those calves are sure to be something special. The Landsgard family farms 450 acres and grow all their own feed including hay, corn, soybeans and make straw. Larry operates the dairy with a nephew who will be taking over the dairy. Crops are raised by his brother and two more of his nephews. Before I left, I was given a gift by Larry. He allowed me to enter his home and see the many awards he has on display – it is incredible to see what one cow family did for a well-known and respected Holstein breeder. Interestingly, the Landsgard family has only been showing for 15 years! What that cow family did was produce offspring that are still influencing our breed today and many of the cow family still reside on the farm. As I was leaving Wisconsin on the following Tuesday, I made a stop at the MikesDar Farm in Harvard, Illinois, owned by the Gregory family. Betty and David Gregory have two sons, Mike and Darrin. Darrin operates the dairy with David’s help and Mike’s son, Colton. Although this is the first time I had been to Darrin’s farm, I had actually met him before working for AMSS by being tied next to him and the Byer family from Iowa at World Dairy Expo in 2013. We started our tour looking at Darrin’s great group of calves in the hutches. The first calf that caught my eye is a September Storm out of a Prince of Diamonds – she is a fancy one and it will be interesting to see how she develops. The Gregorys milk 62 cows with an average of 74 pounds a day. The barn holds 57 with half being stanchions and half tiestalls. The overflow cows are housed in a section of the heifer barn. The heifer barn is a pack barn and they are fed TMR. All the cows are identified with RFID tags and
he milk tests monthly. The herd consists of Holsteins, Red and White Holsteins and about one-third Milking Shorthorns. Darrin is an aggressive breeder by pregnancy checking everything at 25-28 days bred, then ultra-sounding at 53-57 days. The vet is on the farm monthly keeping the reproduction in line. Darrin said ultra-sounding pays off because he is able to make decisions if a cow may not be performing well by knowing whether she is carrying a heifer or a bull. Darrin chooses bulls on his cows that are going to keep them larger. Having the Milking Shorthorns in with Holsteins makes having the larger-framed cows work better in his herd. As Darrin and I walked in his paddock to look at the cows, he pointed out a cow that was a Liriano out of Champagne (back to Larry Landsgard). She is milking around 25,000 pounds. She was an embryo that he purchased at the Wisconsin sale back a few years ago. He also was quick to point out some cows that he houses belong to Jerry King. Another case of Milking Shorthorn breeders helping each other out. The largest concern of David’s is to be sure that their breeding is producing offspring that have the components and milk production to make dairying viable. Darrin has been using one of his own bulls for breeding, Mikes-Dar Titan ET who sired the Jr. All-American Fall Yearling in 2014. He has also used Destry Lad, Prince of Diamonds, Lilyhill, Lothario and Lance. He has heavily used various Innisfail bulls. I can see that Darrin has a future in breeding some great Milking Shorthorn bulls and
A Kourt daughter at Boks.
I hope that he continues to sell semen to other breeders. The farm consists of 40 acres and the Gregorys rent 150 tillable acres and 180 acres for hay. One and half years ago, they switched to TMR feeding and have seen a 3,000 lb. rolling herd average increase. They plant corn, hay and winter rye which they make into silage. In early May, I traveled to Indiana to attend a conference and on my way home, I made a stop at the Samuel and Julie Bok farm in Defiance, Ohio. The farm is a 420head milking herd with 40 Milking Shorthorns and a few Brown Swiss with the balance of the herd being Jerseys. They are milked in a double-12 parlor and are housed in a free stall barn. Last fall, the Boks added a new calf barn to make Julie’s job easier – it is quite impressive with adjustable vents in the ceiling, paneled curtains and a heated floor. Julie and Sam were both raised on Holstein farms but Sam likes Jerseys and Julie’s grandfather and uncle had Milking Shorthorns, so they both have their dream in what breed is milked on the farm. The Milking Shorthorns have various lineage but there is one in the barn that is a Rosalyn cow that traces back to Casey Weiss’ grandfather. The Brown Swiss trace back to their new daughter-in-law’s grandpa's herd. Their children, Wendy and Andrew, both work on the farm with their parents and four additional part-time workers. Wendy is the herdsman and Andrew is the feeder. Cows are housed on six different farms. The milk cows and baby calves are on the main farm. They own 620 acres and rent an additional 450 acres. They do buy some corn but raise corn, hay, wheat and beans for use on the farm. Everything is bred Select Sires and the Boks concern is not having enough herdbook bulls that are improving the breed and not making enough milk to keep them in Sam’s herd. Wendy and Sam agree that having good milk bulls that have a calving ease and produce cows with good udders are important. Their most recent bulls have been Stanley, Blaine, Hal, Cowboy Cont. on pg. 8
The Boks new calf barn
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and Logic. They feed TMR for the Jerseys and therefore prefer smaller framed cows. They prefer their Milking Shorthorns to be around 1,400 pounds. All their heifers are bred to Jerseys regardless of breed and are bred at 12 months of age. I had quite a nice visit with Sam and Wendy, talking about my job and different things that I have been doing since becoming Executive Secretary. We had a good discussion about the challenges of finding bulls to meet the needs of all of our breeders. When the Milking Shorthorn breed has room for all depending on their needs and goals, this creates a challenge for which bulls to develop. Thank you to all the farms that I visited. They were all gracious in welcoming me and taking the time to talk about Milking Shorthorns. I am already planning my next few farm visits.
State Secretaries, Have you sent your 2015 state membership list to the AMSS office yet?
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June 17-20 National Milking Shorthorn Convention, Black River Falls, WI June 20
National Milking Shorthorn Sale, Black River Falls, WI
July 12
Minnesota Summer Picnic, Corstar, Litchfield, MN
July 18
Summer for Colors Sale, Elkhorn, WI
July 30
Ohio State Fair Milking Shorthorn Show, Columbus, OH
Aug. 1
Junior Ownership Deadline
Aug. 14
Iowa State Fair Milking Shorthorn Show, Des Moines, IA
Aug. 19
Illinois State Fair Milking Shorthorn Show, Springfield, IL
Aug. 19
Indiana State Fair Milking Shorthorn Show, Indianapolis, IN
Aug. 22
Kentucky State Fair Milking Shorthorn Show, Louisville, KY
Sept. 14-16 Eastern National Show, Harrisburg, PA Sept. 21-22 Northeast National Show, Springfield, MA Sept. 29-30 International Show, Madison, WI Oct. 1
World Premier Sale, Madison, WI
Send your events to juniaAMSS@gmail.com to be included in the What's Happening section.
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Top 75 PPR Bulls - April 2015 10
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Top 75 Linear Traits - April 2015
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AMSS Herdbook Top Cow PPR List - April 2015
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American Milking Shorthorn Delegate List 2015
District 1 (3) Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island Brenda York Greg Clark Maureen Phelon
District 2 (8) New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, New Jersey, Delaware John Kuszlyk Jason Heeter (tie) Melissa Heeter (tie) Nedra Koller (tie) Joell Yoder (tie) Sharon Fleming Marjorie Kuszlyk Donnette Fisher (tie with Hess) Allen Hess (tie with Fisher) District 3 (6) North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio Mike Bodey Casey Weiss (tie) Tom Landrum (tie) Joanna Landrum Kylie Preisinger Richard Lattire (tie with Rhoades & Stevens) Doug Rhoades (tie with Lattire & Stevens) Sheryl Stevens (tie with Lattire & Rhoades)
District 4 (6) Michigan, Wisconsin Vince Ruzic Katie Agnew Pat Agnew (tie) Ellie Fleming (tie) Jason James Carrie Ritschard (tie with Denman, Rydeen & Wagner) Brian Denman (tie with Ritschard, Rydeen & Wagner) Peggy Rydeen (tie with Ritschard, Denman & Wagner) Jerry Wagner (tie with Ritschard, Denman & Rydeen ) District 5 (2) Illinois Mike Halpin George Halpin (tie) Clint Cribbet (tie) District 6 (2) Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota Jim Foss Cory Salzl (tie) Brian Pederson (tie) District 7 (2) Iowa Matt Henkes Jody Nus District 8 (2) Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas Dakota Arthur Mikayla Krause District 9 (2) Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas Rebecca Keil (tie) Paul Wheeler (tie) District 10 (2) Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Washington, Oregon, Alaska, California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii Susan Lee Jack Barnes
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Native 'Heritage' Shorthorns ~ Nile Valley Shorthorns By Robin Alden
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oyle Hendrickson is a goal-driven man who is just as passionate as he is knowledgeable about the Shorthorn breed. Doyle owns and operates Nile Valley Farm with his wife Alice and son John. Nile Valley has been a grazing cow/ calf operation since Doyle’s retirement from dairying at age 65. Now, the focus is on breeding moderate-sized cows who are excellent mothers. The philosophy at Nile Valley is very natural. The cows are grazed, and calves are raised on the cows. The Hendricksons moved to Missouri to escape the rampant pesticides of their previous home, Nebraska. Doyle is sensitive to pesticides and hormones himself, so it is important to him that his cows and land are free of them. The herd is also antibiotic-free and they test all calves for Tibial Hemimelia (TH). The Hendricksons usually have 75-80 cows on their pasture. They are Milking Shorthorns with some Holstein and Illawarra influence. Previously, Doyle tried to stay true to Native breeding, but he encountered problems as time went on. “I used Natives as long as I could, but the gene pool is so limited, I had hardly anywhere to go,” he lamented. He still uses Native genetics when he can. Sometimes he gets cattle from local Native breeders, and he still uses and sells semen from Meadowbrook Chieftain 9th, a classic Native bull, and Rojahns Iris NKT Lancer N ET P, a more recent Native
bull. In addition to herd bulls and AI, Doyle has used some beef shorthorn sires to increase muscling. Doyle raises some calves for market, and he claims his calves sell at the same price as the best Holstein calves. He attributes this to their increased growth, as well as his strict standards for raising cattle. Doyle measures every calf born on the farm, and he only raises those that meet his standards. This is a tradition passed on to him by his grandfather, and it has brought him success. Beef is not the only market for Nile Valley. When it comes to milk production, their biggest market is people looking for a family milk cow. “I don’t have to worry about the market,” says Doyle. “They come to me.” The Hendricksons also are able to sell to cow/calf operations like themselves. When asked about registering his cattle, Doyle laughed, “I have registered every worthy animal [with AMSS] since 1955.” Nile Valley also has eight cattle who are dual registered with AMSS and ASA, and plan on registering more this way. Doyle’s standards are not just for calves. “Every cow I have has a goal,” he said. On Nile Valley’s website, it states clearly: “Our cows must work for a living.” Doyle requires his cows to be healthy, aggressive, maternal and productive enough to raise healthy calves. “I want to keep the milking ability, because that’s the cheapest way to raise calves,” he said. All the cattle
are measured regularly in order to maintain a uniform group. Nile Valley has also dabbled in collecting semen. Doyle calls semen collection an insurance policy. “You don’t know how good a bull is until seven or eight years after he’s dead,” said Doyle. They are currently selling semen out of Nile Valley Magic Made P, whose daughters would “fit in anyone’s milking barn,” according to Doyle. It is important for the Hendricksons to be involved in the Milking Shorthorn and agricultural community. “I often say I’m involved in too many organizations,” joked Doyle. They try to attend the Milking Shorthorn National Convention every year. Doyle also belongs to the Missouri Cattlemen’s Association to keep up with current events as well as form an alliance with fellow cattle raisers. Doyle is passionate about his Shorthorns and is a firm believer that they are the ideal breed of cattle. Nile Valley has been an excellent source for red, white and roan cattle for decades now, but they only hope to improve. “This has been a learning program and always will be,” said Doyle. With their passion, high standards, and willingness to learn, Nile Valley is a shining example on how to successfully raise and market dual purpose Shorthorns. For more information, visit http://www. nilevalleyfarm.4t.com
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Show Reports
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2015 Spring Dairy Expo Milking Shorthorn Results
April 3, 2015 Judge: Steve Wagner, Quarryville, PA Bull Calf 1. Holsm-Hill Popnation Victor, HolsmHill Farm, Warsaw, OH Winter Heifer Calf (4) 1. Smart Me Me Carol, Cheyenne Cartee, New Holland, OH; 2. Bakers Acres Taser Lavender, Jacob Baker, Homeworth, OH: 3. Rising Star Blue Jay Sophia, Jim & Samantha Scott, West Union, OH Fall Heifer Calf (5) 1. Halpin Mackinson Josee, Smarts Jerseys & Milking Shorthorns & Camden Dagenfield, Anna, OH; 2. Powells Picasso Sally, Jaydyn Isiminger, Union City, PA; 3. Weissway Lir Luna Shadow EXP, Caden Miller, Berlin, OH Summer Yearling Heifer (3) 1. Twilite Oth Lopsy Dopsy, Tim Navis, Waupun, WI; 2. Kadapop Presto Lexo, Gina Climer, Washington CH, OH; 3. Kadapop Adventure Vessie, Sabrina Eick Popadak, Massillon, OH Spring Yearling Heifer (6) 1. Topp-View Liriano EXP, Topp-View, Botkins, OH; 2. Bok Frolic Rose Rosebud, Mike Bodey, Urbana, OH 3. Buckeye Knoll Perfect EXP, Carrie E. Rhoades, Greenville, OH Winter Yearling Heifer (2) 1. Corstar OC Starfish EXP-ET, Wolf & Kinsloy, Epworth, IA; 2. North Star Patriots Rain EXP, Dale Dirkson & James Hale, Kenton, OH Fall Yearling Heifer (4) 1. Blue Spruce Megad Myranda, Ashley Hawvermale, Wooster, OH; 2. Ritchie's Mz Jade, Taylor Ritchie, Selma, IN; 3. Homeless Sam Bonnie-P, Holsm-Hill Farm, Warsaw, OH Junior Champion Topp-View Liriano EXP Topp-View, Botkins, OH
Res. Junior Champion Corstar OC Starfish EXP-ET Wolf & Kinsloy, Epworth, IA Junior Two-Year-Old (1) 1. Hills-Acre RR Kits Korie EXP, Madilynn Baker, Homeworth, OH Senior Two-Year-Old (2) 1. Topp-View Moonshine Alexa, ToppView, Botkins, OH; 2. Miss Titan Paris, Ryan Ritchie, Selma, IN; 3. Rising Star Warload Storm, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Senior Three-Year-Old (1) 1. Tres Colles Mudberry, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Four-Year-Old (4) 1. Blue Spruce RR Myas Macy EXP, Blue Spruce Farm, Jason Robinson, New Holland, OH; 2. Ritchie's C-Tie Pap Penny, Taylor Ritchie, Selma, IN; 3. Bakers Acres Moonshine Spirit, Madilynn Baker, Homeworth, OH Sr. & Grand Champion Blue Spruce RR Myas Macy EXP Blue Spruce Farm-Jason Robinson, New Holland, OH Res. Sr. & Res. Grand Champion Topp-View Moonshine Alexa Topp-View, Botkins, OH
2015 Spring Dairy Expo Junior Milking Shorthorn show
Judge: Steve Wagner, Quarryville, PA Winter Heifer Calf 1. Bakers Acres Taser Lavender, Jacob Baker, Homeworth,OH Fall Heifer Calf 1. Powells Picasso Sally, Jayden Isimnger, Union City, Pa; 2. Out Of The Ashes PS Behati, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Summer Yearling Heifer 1. Kadapop Presto Lexi, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Spring Yearling Heifer 1. Topp-View Liriano EXP, Kinley Topp Botkins, OH; 2. Buckeye Knoll PerfeO-
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more questions right away. 7. My favorite part of my job is meeting and seeing breeders at their farms, shows and meetings. It is by far the best part – you, the breeders, make this job special. 8. My least favorite part of my job is letting a breeder down by an error that was made by myself or someone else, mistakes happening, me just not knowing something or a breeder being flustered for whatever reason. This is an area that I continue to work on and as #4, #5 and #6 above continue to be worked on – I hope that there are fewer #8’s to be concerned about. 9. That every day I learn something new and sometimes it is like a lightbulb goes on – OH! That is why this is that way. And I still have a lot to learn. 10. And the Top 10 thing is MILKING SHORTHORN BREEDERS ARE THE BEST!!!! I have had several breeders contact me recently and say “We are all FAMILY!” and isn’t that the truth - and I wouldn’t want to be in any other family than the Milking Shorthorn one! For the Love of the Red, White and Roan – Breeding for Tomorrow. See you at Convention. ~ Junia Isiminger, Executive Secretary
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HEXP, Carrie Rhoades Greenville, OH; 3. Ritchie's Julip Delta, Taylor Ritchie, Selma, IN Fall Yearling Heifer 1. Blue Spruce Megadeath Myranda, Ashley Hawvermale, Wooster, OH; 2. Ritchie's Mz Jade, Taylor Ritchie, Selma, IN Junior Champion Topp-View Liriano EXP Kinley Topp, Botkins, OH Reserve Junior Champion Powells Picasso Sally Jayden Isiminger, Union City, PA Senior Two-Year-Old 1. Topp View Moonshine Alexa, Kinley Topp, Botkins, OH; 2. Miss Titan Paris, Ryan Ritchie, Selma, IN; 3. Rising Star Warlord Stormi, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Senior Three-Year-Old 1. Tres Colles Mudberry, Ginna Climer, Washington CH, OH Four-Year-Old 1. Ritchies C-Tie Pap Penny, Taylor Ritchie, Selma, IN; 2. Bakers Acres Moonshine Spirit, Madilynn Baker, Homeworth,OH Grand Champion Topp View Moonshine Alexa Kinley Topp Botkins,OH Reserve Grand Champion Miss Titan Paris Ryan Ritchie, Selma, IN
New York Spring Dairy Carousel Show
Open Show – April 12, 2015 Syracuse, NY Exhibitors from: NY, NH, MA, PA, VT Judge: Eric Topp, Wapakoneta, OH 44 Head Shown Winter Heifer Calf 1. Jerbie Logic Candy Cane, Jerbie Farms; 2. Jerbie Royalty Hokie, Jerbie Farms Fall Heifer Calf 1. Cates Titan Mick Lite, Peter Cate; 2. TT Morning Anna Nichole-ET, Glenn, Advertising Deadline forAndy,
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Bridget Rida Summer Yearling Heifer 1. Ridale Royal Sahara, Ryan Rida; 2. Green Acres Target Magenta-EXP, Bailey Wright Spring Yearling Heifer 1. Eichlers MD Blanche ET, John Tryon & Mitchell White; 2. Jerbie Snoopy Hemlock, Jerbie Farms Winter Yearling Heifer 1. Hillholm Liriano Daydream-EXP, Madisyn Wright; 2. Clayside CLL Brenna EXP, Courtney Gould Fall Yearling Heifer 1. Hardcore Premium Fire Maid EXP, P.Vail, Hillpoint Partners, F&D Borba; 2. Wildholm Sunflower Gold EXP, Madisyn Wright Junior Champion Female Hardcore Premium Fire Maid EXP P.Vail, Hillpoint Partners, F&D Borba Reserve Junior Champion Female Cates Titan Mick Lite Peter Cate Junior Best Three Females 1. Green Acres; 2. Jerbie Farms Junior Two-Year-Old 1. J-Lo-Jo Zeus Jules, Loyal Gregory Senior Two-Year-Old 1. Jerbie Genesis Hush Puppy, Jerbie Farms; 2. Smith Farm Logic Rustic, Joseph Smith Junior Three-Year-Old 1. Jerbie Nitro Hickory, Jerbie Farms Senior Three-Year-Old 1. HC-HP Red Rob Fireball-EXP-ET, Vail and Hillpoint Partners; 2. Millcreek Arnold Lizzy, Jayden Andrews Four-Year-Old 1. Cold Springs RV Lady Di EXP, Bartlett, Kostka, Rida; 2. Green Acres Lothario Maple EXP, Green Acres Five-Year-Old 1. Heavenly Betty EXP, Ridale Genetics; 2. Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia, Treven Andrews
Sr. Champion Female & Grand Champion Female HC-HP Red Rob Fireball- EXP-ET Vail and Hillpoint Partners Res. Sr. Champion Female & Reserve Grand Champion Female Heavenly Betty EXP Ridale Genetics Best Udder of Show HC-HP Red Rob Fireball-EXP-ET Vail and Hillpoint Partners Best Three Females 1. Millcreek Farm; 2. Jerbie Farms Produce of Dam 1. Green Acres Dam & Daughter 1. Jerbie Farms; 2. Green Acres Premier Breeder: Jerbie Farms Premier Exhibitor: Jerbie Farms Best Bred and Owned: Under 2 - Cates Titan Mick Lite Peter Cate Over 2 - Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia, Treven Andrews
New York Spring Carousel Youth Show
Syracuse, NY Judge: Eric Topp, Wapakoneta, OH 21 Head Shown Winter Heifer Calf 1. Jerbie Royalty Hokie, Justin Merrill; 2. Jerbie Snoopy Hildegard, Sydney Parkin Fall Heifer Calf 1. Millcreek Zeus Milkshake, Treven Andrews; 2. Jerbie Arnold Cupcake, Sydney Parkin Summer Yearling Heifer 1. Green Acres Target Magenta-EXP, Bailey Wright; 2. Jerbie Logic Hopper, Justin Merrill Spring Yearling Heifer 1. Millcreek Royalty Allure, Treven Andrews
Winter Yearling Heifer 1. Hillholm Liriano Daydream-EXP, Madisyn Wright; 2. Clayside CLL Brenna EXP, Courtney Gould Fall Yearling Heifer 1. Wildholm Sunflower Gold EXP, Madisyn Wright Junior Champion Female Hillholm Liriano Daydream-EXP Madisyn Wright Reserve Junior Champion Female Clayside CLL Brenna EXP Courtney Gould Junior Two-Year-Old 1. J-Lo-Jo Zeus Jules, Loyal Gregory Senior Two-Year-Old 1. Smith Farm Logic Rustic, Joseph Smith Senior Three-Year-Old 1. Millcreek Arnold Lizzy, Jayden Andrews; 2. GMC Zeus Joan EXP, Courtney Gould Four-Year-Old 1. Green Acres Istanbul Icon, Chelsea Smith Five-Year-Old 1. Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia, Treven Andrews; 2. Springhill Moonshine Fire, Jayden Andrews Sr. Champion Female & Grand Champion Female: Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia Treven Andrews Res. Sr. Champion Female & Reserve Grand Champion Female Millcreek Arnold Lizzy Jayden Andrews Best Bred and Owned Under 2 - Millcreek Zeus Milkshake Treven Andrews Over 2 - Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia Treven Andrews Best Udder Millcreek Frolic Ambrosia Treven Andrews
Sun Valley Dairy Milking Shorthorns RHA: Classification: We are looking to reduce the herd by 100, contact us for more information. Jerome La Salvia Family Shani & Scott McBride Family Laveen, Arizona 85339 ph:
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AMSS Questions of the Issue Do you enjoy reading Junia's Journeys? Do you think it is important for the Executive Secretary to visit farms? If your answer is yes to these questions, consider making a donation to the Executive Secretary's travel fund which goes directly to covering the costs of Junia's travel. Or, invite her to one of your upcoming shows, picnics or meetings and offer to cover part or all of her expenses. Not able to commit to that? Then offer to host her at your home when she is in the area. Every little bit helps to allow her to continue to be out in the field working with Milking Shorthorn breeders and promoting our breed. Call Junia to discuss possible ways that you can help in her travel efforts. Are you collecting a bull and want to market your semen, but not sure how to get it around the country? Consider placing some in the AMSS semen tank that travels with the Executive Secretary. As Junia makes herd visits, she has the AMSS semen tank with her and can sell semen to other breeders. For more information, contact the AMSS office.
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AMSS Honor Roll AMSS Herdbook 800 Pounds Fat and 700 Pounds Protein Cows March & April 2015
FRE-WAY AC DEE DEE 68305575 'E90 ' V E V V E 4/03 305 32140 3.2 1034F 2.8 911P Sire: HILLTOP ACADEMY Dam: FREUNDS MEGA ZORA Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI MANDERFELD JERRY DITTY-TWIN 466509 'V87 ' E E + + V 7/01 305 3X 28840 2.5 716F 3.1 896P Sire: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JERRY Dam: MANDERFELD OUTLAW DODO 4times Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN MANDERFELD ACE JUICY TWIN 68304974 '+84 ' V V + + + 4/06 305 3X 27130 3.9 1071F 3.2 865P Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET Dam: MANDERFELD GERONIMO JOANNA 3times Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS-- FARIBAULT, MN R-GENERATION BTNY CINDERELLA 68303886 'V86 ' + E + E V 4/06 283 24500 2.6 632F 3.3 815P Sire: R-GENERATION RUBEN BOUNTEY Dam: DESIGNER GENES SAMPSON M&M Herd: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA Owner: KENNEDY, OLIVIA F.-- COCHRANTON, PA R-GENERATION KOURT CHOWDER 68302956 'E90 ' E E E V E 5/04 305 25330 3.4 849F 3.2 806P Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT Dam: DESIGNER GENES ORVALS CASSY 2times Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA MISS KOURT LOBELIA 68303154 'V88 ' E E E E V 5/03 305 3X 26670 3.2 855F 3 796P Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT Dam: INNISFAIL KLL LOBELIA 4074 Herd: HYMAN, TODD AND HEATHER-- ADAMS, NY Owner: VAADI, PAIGE E.-- LACONA, NY GMC FIDO HAILEY 68305352 'E90 ' E E E V V 4/01 305 26390 4.7 1235F 2.9 764P Sire: VINRA ACADEMY FIDO Dam: SPRING MEADOWS TEDS HARLEY ET Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH R-GENERATION ROYALTY LYN EXP 471000075 'E90 ' E E E E V 6/02 305 23540 3.2 755F 3.1 736P Sire: MERICREST ROYALTY Dam: R-GENERATION ALTAR LIDIA Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA R-GENERATION ROYALTY LUCKY EXP 68302954 '2E91' E E E E E 5/01 266 25420 3.2 801F 2.9 730P Sire: MERICREST ROYALTY Dam: R-GENERATION ADVENT LUVHER 2times Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA MANDERFELD LOGIC TOOTSIEROLL 68303225 'V85 ' + V V V V 5/01 300 3X 23030 4.5 1047F 3.1 712P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE TOOTSIE 2times Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS-- FARIBAULT, MN MANDERFELD FREDRICK MALORY 68310584 'NC ' 2/01 305 3X 22010 3.7 818F 3.2 707P Sire: ROCKING WS KOURTS FREDRICK ET Dam: MANDERFELD IVANHOE MOGGY Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN R-GENERATION POKER MILEY EXP 68309032 'E90 ' E V E V E 3/02 305 24070 3.6 856F 2.9 706P Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC POKER-ET
Dam: R-GENERATION RUBENS MAGIC Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA ROVIN RAMA ASHELY 2 EXP ET P 68305125 '+84 ' + V V + + 4/04 305 22590 3.5 796F 3.1 700P Sire: GE PANORAMA ARAMIS Dam: ROVIN AMBER CHANCE ASHLEY-P Herd & Owner: ROVIN ACRES-- HIXTON, WI
AMSS Genetic Expansion 800 Pounds Fat and 700 Pounds Protein Cows March & April 2015
GE GMC FROLIC 68316760 'NC ' 6/10 305 29090 3.4 985F 2.9 857P Sire: VINRA PEERLESS FROLIC Dam: GRADE HOLSTEIN 3times GOLD MINE G LOGIC DAPHANY 798 466715 'V88 ' E V E V E Herd & Owner: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH 6/09 305 23190 4.1 962F 3 686P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET GE GOLD MINE FLAMINGO 994 68307778 'V87 ' V V E + V Dam: GOLD MINE G TNT DANICA 646-EXP 3/07 305 27430 3.2 868F 2.8 777P 2times Sire: LADINO PARK TALENT-IMP-ET Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA Dam: FASCHINGS MB FIONA 638 Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA WEISSMANN TED SAFFIRE 68300649 'V88 ' V V V V V 6/08 305 22250 4.2 939F 3.1 682P GE GOLD MINE R GENSIS 010 68307788 'E90 ' V E E E E Sire: VINRA FROST TED 3/05 305 22540 3.9 875F 3.2 732P Dam: WIESSMAN S.R. CLAY SAGE Sire: SCIENTIFIC DESTRY-ET Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY Dam: GOLD MINE R MOCHA GABANNA 812 2times GMC REBEL JULIE ET 68302648 'V88 ' E V E V V Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA 5/02 297 21320 3.8 820F 3.1 669P Sire: PINEHURST REBEL 9TH GOLD MINE R TRIBUTE JULES 811 365012766 'V85 ' V V V + V Dam: INNISFAIL BDC JEAN 0176-EXP 6/05 305 23880 3.2 773F 3 712P Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Sire: GRANDUC TRIBUTE RC Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Dam: GOLD MINE R ALTER JOSI 568 2times INNISFAIL ST EMILY 864 EXP 68303585 '2E93' E E E E E Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA 5/09 295 20170 4.1 834F 3.3 659P Sire: INNISFAIL PERFECT STORM AMSS Herdbook March & April 2015 Dam: INNISFAIL JO EMILY 6077 Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Honor Roll Owner: EMILY SYNDICATE- BARTLETT,-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Yearlings - 15675 Milk, 558 Fat, 492 Protein Actual SPRING MEADOWS TEDS HARLEY ET 68300026 MANDERFELD FREDRICK TIMBER 68312101 'NC' 'E92 ' E E E V E 1-11 305 19090 3.5 675F 3.2 615P 5/11 305 20400 4 807F 3.1 641P Sire: ROCKING WS KOURTS FREDRICK ET Sire: VINRA FROST TED Dam : MANDERFELD CBOY TOOTSIEPOP EXP Dam: BAR-D HARP-EXP Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS-- FARIBAULT, MN Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH ECHO FARM POKER HAPPY 68310735 '+80' + + G + + 1-09 300 14700 4 592F 3.1 449P CLAYSIDE MD DAIRYBEL EXP ET 68307918 'V85 ' V V F + V Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC POKER-ET 3/04 279 21260 3.8 806F 3 637P Dam : ECHO FARM PLUTONIUM HOORAY-EXP Sire: KUSZMAR MEGADETH Herd: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH Dam: CLAYSIDE BAC DAIRYBEL 5X11 Owner: SCHOFIELD, SHELLY-- HINSDALE, NH Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Junior Two Year Olds - 16046 Milk, 570 Fat, 500 Protein Actual MANDERFELD FREDRICK MALORY 68310584 'NC' WEISSMANN TED U-NES 467853 'V85 ' + V V + V 2-01 305 22010 3.7 818F 3.2 707P 6/08 305 21840 3.7 802F 2.9 634P Sire: ROCKING WS KOURTS FREDRICK ET Sire: VINRA FROST TED Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE MOGGY Dam: ECHO FARM CLAY EDELWEISS-EXP Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN 2times Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY HILLHOLM CORAL LOBELIA 71637628 'NC' 2-00 305 19710 3.5 685F 2.9 572P WEISSMANN ADAM RED-HOT P 68304519 'V85 ' + V V V + Sire: SPUNGOLD-R PRINCE OF PA ET 4/11 305 19220 4.4 847F 3.2 615P Dam : MISS KOURT LOBELIA Sire: KULP-GEN OK ACDMY ADAM-P-ET Herd: HYMAN, TODD AND HEATHER-- ADAMS, NY Dam: WEISSMANN SAM CANDY Owner: VAADI, PAIGE E.-- LACONA, NY Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY PINE-VALLEY CLAY COLA 68311038 'V86' V V + V V GMC LOGIC PRINCESS 1035-ET 68307503 'E90 ' E E V V E 2-00 305 19240 3.8 730F 3 585P 3/02 305 21560 3.9 838F 2.8 608P Sire: BAR-D-KUSZMAR CLAY Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : PINE-VALLEY DUSTY GLEN CARMEN Dam: INNISFAIL RB PRINCESS 787-EXP Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH ECHO FARM CONTENDER HUSH 68310110 '+83' V + V + + 2-02 305 19020 3.5 675F 3 576P MAPLETON VLY ACE RAJI 68304578 'V88 ' E E E V V Sire: ECHO FARM KS BEAUTYS CONTENDER 4/04 305 16170 5.9 947F 3.3 530P Dam : ECHO FARM PLUTONIUM SLUSH Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET Herd: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH Dam: MAPLETON VLY PATRICK RUPA Owner: SCHOFIELD, GORDY-- HINSDALE, NH Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, THOMAS AND KEELY-- NORTH LAKE, WI R-GENERATION TASER MONA 68309031 'V87' V V V V V 2-04 305 18980 4 763F 3.2 607P KUNDES GOLDEN MS JOCLEYN 68309045 'V88 ' V V V V V Sire: SAK KOURT TASER EXP 3/06 288 13140 6.4 840F 3.1 404P Dam : DESIGNER GENES SAMPSON M&M Sire: VINRA REBEL IVAN Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA Dam: KUNDES GOLDEN MS JCY FRT ET Herd & Owner: KUNDE, CODY-- OAKVILLE, WA Cont. on pg. 24
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Cont. from pg 23 RIVERDALE LOTHARIO CRITTER 68310944 '+84' V V + + V 2-02 305 18350 3.4 626F 3.1 568P Sire: INNISFAIL LOTHARIO Dam : RIVERDALE SUPREME CRIPSY EXP Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, CATHERINE S.-- OCONOMOWOC, WI GMC OTHELLO LACEY-ET 68310396 'V86' V V V + V 2-02 305 17840 2.7 481F 2.9 526P Sire: KUSZMAR ALFAIRS OTHELLO Dam : KINGSDALE LUCY 5TH Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, BROOKE MORGAN OF-- CORNISH FLAT, NH MANDERFELD FREDRICK JORGON 68310232 'NC' 2-04 305 17750 4 709F 3.3 593P Sire: ROCKING WS KOURTS FREDRICK ET Dam : MANDERFELD JERRY JUSTINE Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN KUNDES GOLDEN JEB ROSLYNN 68315432 'V87' + V V V V 2-04 305 17020 3.9 656F 3.3 560P Sire: KUNDES GOLDEN OTHELLO JEB Dam : KUNDES MILKINGSHORTHORN ROSIE Herd & Owner: KUNDE, RANDY & CODY-- CHEHALIS, WA PINE-VALLEY LAST CHANCE 68311039 'V87' V V + V V 2-00 305 16720 3.3 553F 3 497P Sire: BAR-D-KUSZMAR CLAY Dam : PINE-VALLEY LHIL LOLLY TWIN Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI ECHO FARM GIGABYTE EOELYN 68310114 '+80' F V + G + 2-00 305 16380 4.2 684F 3.1 500P Sire: ECHO FARM PRNDMDS GIGABTYE Dam : ECHO FARM PLUTONIUM EDELYN-EXP Herd & Owner: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH MAPLETON VLY CANCUN ALEZA 68310449 'V87' V V V V V 2-03 305 16190 3.9 638F 3 481P Sire: LANDS-BROOK CANCUN EXP ET Dam : MAPLETON VLY BSTAR ABILENE Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, CATHERINE S.-- OCONOMOWOC, WI
MPS ENHANCER CHIA TEA EXP 68310090 'V87' V E V V V 2-06 305 17080 3.8 650F 3.1 531P Sire: KINGSDALE ENHANCER-ET Dam : MPS CHILI PEPPER Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, THOMAS AND KEELY-- NORTH LAKE, WI ECHO FARM POKER CASCADE 68309142 'V87' V V + V V 2-08 305 16990 4 680F 3.3 564P Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC POKER-ET Dam : ECHO FARM RULER CHANDELLE Herd & Owner: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH CANTAGREE LINDA BATES 37 68308536 'V86' E E V + V 2-11 288 13760 4.4 609F 3.5 478P Sire: KULP-GEN OK ACDMY ADAM-P-ET Dam : CANTAGREE LINDA BATES 24TH Herd & Owner: HIIBNER, GENE W.-- MENDON, UT Junior Three Yr Olds - 18184 Milk, 633 Fat, 565 Protein Actual R-GENERATION POKER MILEY EXP 68309032 'E90' E V E V E 3-02 305 24070 3.6 856F 2.9 706P Sire: SPUNGOLD-R FROLIC POKER-ET Dam : R-GENERATION RUBENS MAGIC Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA GMC LOGIC PRINCESS 1035-ET 68307503 'E90' E E V V E 3-02 305 21560 3.9 838F 2.8 608P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : INNISFAIL RB PRINCESS 787-EXP Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH CLAYSIDE MD DAIRYBEL EXP ET 68307918 'V85' V V F + V 3-04 279 21260 3.8 806F 3 637P Sire: KUSZMAR MEGADETH Dam : CLAYSIDE BAC DAIRYBEL 5X11 Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH EICHLERS RN BLESSING BREAKFAST 68307513 'E90' E E E V E 3-03 305 20420 3.8 774F 3.4 685P Sire: MYSHA-WO ROBIN NITRO EXP Dam : MJ EICHLER DAP BIANCA BLESSING Herd & Owner: EICHLER, JILL & MICHAEL-- OAK PARK, MN
R-GENERATION LYMAN LESLIE EXP 68311352 'V88' E V V V V 2-05 302 16070 3.7 599F 3.1 503P Sire: MYSHA-WO BIESTAR LYMAN-ET Dam : R-GENERATION ADVENT LISSIE Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
GREEN ACRES ISTAN PLOVER EXP 68308470 '+84' + V + + + 3-00 277 20140 2.9 575F 2.9 576P Sire: GREEN ACRES PP ISTANBUL Dam : GE GREEN ACRES MILLION PUFFIN Herd: GREEN ACRES MILKING SHORTHORNS-- BETHEL, VT Owner: PREISINGER, KYLIE OF-- FAYETTEVILLE, NC
EDTD PRINCE OF PA IZZY 68311083 'V87' E V V V V 2-01 305 15930 3.7 586F 3.2 514P Sire: SPUNGOLD-R PRINCE OF PA ET Dam : GOLD MINE QD MIL ITALY 823-EXP Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI
GOLD MINE SWHT THORTON 015 68307791 '+84' V + V G V 3-02 289 18620 3.5 655F 3.1 574P Sire: VINRA BAR-D FAMOUS-TWIN Dam : GOLD MINE SWHT TIKKI 757-EXP Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA
Senior Two Year Olds - 16949 Milk, 606 Fat, 528 Protein Actual GMC MEGADETH PLUSH ET 68309528 'V88' E + E V V 2-08 305 18820 3.7 692F 2.9 539P Sire: KUSZMAR MEGADETH Dam : SPUNGOLD-R PD POTION ET Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, JUSTIN JOHN-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
MANDERFELD MOONSHINE BEATRICE 68308187 '+82' + V V + + 3-01 305 17530 3.9 680F 3.3 580P Sire: HARDCORE OTHELLO MOONSHINE-ET Dam : MANDERFELD C.D. BEE Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN
Sire: MYSHA-WO ROBIN NITRO EXP Dam : FOSS MIST PATTY 581 Herd & Owner: FOSS FARMS-- KENYON, MN Senior Three Yr Olds - 18427 Milk, 641 Fat, 567 Protein Actual R-GENERATION DB RHODA 68312902 'V85' V V V V V 3-08 305 21020 3.2 671F 3.2 667P Sire: R-GENERATION DAPPER BOY Dam : DESIGNER GENES RXYS RBY EXP ET Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA R-GENERATION LHILL LINSAY EXP 68306273 'E91' E V E E E 3-06 305 19370 3.2 614F 3 575P Sire: INNISFAIL LILYHILL Dam : R-GENERATION ALTAR LIDIA Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA DESIGNER GENES TORI 68306137 'V88' E V V V V 3-06 305 18690 3.3 608F 3.2 597P Sire: DESIGNER GENES RED RAMBO EXP Dam : DESIGNER GENES TONI Herd: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA Owner: YANNASSEE, KARA LANE (WHITING)-- EDINBURG, PA FOSS LOGIC LASS 634 68306365 'V87' V V V V V 3-07 305 16470 4 664F 3 492P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : FOSS SAM LASS 537 Herd & Owner: FOSS FARMS-- KENYON, MN KUNDES GOLDEN LOGIC ROAN 68315425 'NC' 3-08 305 14610 4.9 713F 3.5 507P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : LACAMAS W TED ROAN Herd & Owner: KUNDE, RANDY W.-- OAKVILLE, WA KUNDES GOLDEN MS JOCLEYN 68309045 'V88' V V V V V 3-06 288 13140 6.4 840F 3.1 404P Sire: VINRA REBEL IVAN Dam : KUNDES GOLDEN MS JCY FRT ET Herd & Owner: KUNDE, CODY-- OAKVILLE, WA Junior Four Yr Olds - 19485 Milk, 684 Fat, 595 Protein Actual FRE-WAY AC DEE DEE 68305575 'E90' V E V V E 4-03 305 32140 3.2 1034F 2.8 911P Sire: HILLTOP ACADEMY Dam : FREUNDS MEGA ZORA Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI GMC FIDO HAILEY 68305352 'E90' E E E V V 4-01 305 26390 4.7 1235F 2.9 764P Sire: VINRA ACADEMY FIDO Dam : SPRING MEADOWS TEDS HARLEY ET Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH ROVIN RAMA ASHELY 2 EXP ET P 68305125 '+84' + V V + + 4-04 305 22590 3.5 796F 3.1 700P Sire: GE PANORAMA ARAMIS Dam : ROVIN AMBER CHANCE ASHLEY-P Herd & Owner: ROVIN ACRES-- HIXTON, WI R-GENERATION PD MISSY 68310387 'V88' E E E V V 4-01 305 21200 3.1 665F 3 639P Sire: INNISFAIL PRINCE OF DIAMONDS Dam : R-GENERATION MRB MEGSTER Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA R-GENERATION KOURT CHOWDER 68302956 'E90' E E E V E 4-03 305 19960 3.6 718F 3.2 632P Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT Dam : DESIGNER GENES ORVALS CASSY Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
ECHO FARM GIGABYTE REGGAE 68309452 '+84' + V + V + 2-08 305 18010 3.3 596F 3.1 558P Sire: ECHO FARM PRNDMDS GIGABTYE Dam : ECHO FARM MORELLI RHYTHM Herd: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH Owner: BORNKESSEL, HONOR OF ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH
MAPLETON VLY SPARK FLICKA 68307568 'V86' E V E + V 3-04 305 16660 3.9 648F 3.1 520P Sire: B-D-F DIAMOND SPARKLER Dam : MAPLETON VLY JULIUS FLAIR Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, CATHERINE S.-- OCONOMOWOC, WI
R-GENERATION BOUNTEY MOLLY 68309021 'E90' E V V E E 2-06 305 17460 3.2 566F 3 518P Sire: R-GENERATION RUBEN BOUNTEY Dam : R-GENERATION LAWRENCE MAGIC Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
PINE-VALLEY LOGIC CHANCE 68309684 'V86' V V + V V 3-02 290 16470 4.1 671F 3.3 551P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : PINE-VALLEY DUSTY GLEN CARMEN Herd & Owner: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI
ECHO FARM DIAM-JACK ANDROMEDA 68305065 '2E92' E E E E E 4-03 296 18870 3.8 711F 3.2 609P Sire: OCEANBRAE DIAMOND JACK Dam : ECHO FARM VINNIE BELATRIX TWIN Herd: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH Owner: HODGE, BETHANY-- HINSDALE, NH
FOSS NITRO PATTY 653 68308946 'V87' V V V V V 3-00 305 14360 4.5 650F 3.1 448P
LANDS-BROOK MVF L CASSIDY ET 68305256 'E90' E E E E E 4-05 305 17620 4.4 769F 3.4 594P
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Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : LANDS-BROOK CISSY-EXP-ET Herd & Owner: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI MAPLETON VLY ACE RAJI 68304578 'V88' E E E V V 4-04 305 16170 5.9 947F 3.3 530P Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET Dam : MAPLETON VLY PATRICK RUPA Herd: MAPLETON VALLEY FARMS-- OCONOMOWOC, WI Owner: AGNEW, THOMAS AND KEELY-- NORTH LAKE, WI Senior Four Yr Olds - 19366 Milk, 688 Fat, 602 Protein Actual MANDERFELD ACE JUICY TWIN 68304974 '+84' V V + + + 4-06 305 27130 3.9 1071F 3.2 865P Sire: KULP-GEN JURIST ACE-ET Dam : MANDERFELD GERONIMO JOANNA Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS-- FARIBAULT, MN R-GENERATION BTNY CINDERELLA 68303886 'V86' + E + E V 4-06 283 24500 2.6 632F 3.3 815P Sire: R-GENERATION RUBEN BOUNTEY Dam : DESIGNER GENES SAMPSON M&M Herd: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA Owner: KENNEDY, OLIVIA F.-- COCHRANTON, PA WEISSMANN TB FERD LILLY 68304521 'V86' V V V V V 4-06 305 20100 3.4 680F 3.1 617P Sire: WEISSMANN FLAMES 14 FERDINAND Dam : WEISSMANN SAM TEABERRY-EXP Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY
MANDERFELD LOGIC TOOTSIEROLL 68303225 'V85' + V V V V 5-01 300 23030 4.5 1047F 3.1 712P Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Dam : MANDERFELD IVANHOE TOOTSIE Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD FARMS-- FARIBAULT, MN R-GENERATION BOUNTEY DEE DEE 471000076 'E91' V E V E E 5-05 305 23000 3.2 731F 3 685P Sire: R-GENERATION RUBEN BOUNTEY Dam : R-GENERATION PATH DARLA Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA WEISSMANN TED SAFFIRE 68300649 'V88' V V V V V 6-08 305 22250 4.2 939F 3.1 682P Sire: VINRA FROST TED Dam : WIESSMAN S.R. CLAY SAGE Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY WEISSMANN TED U-NES 467853 'V85' + V V + V 6-08 305 21840 3.7 802F 2.9 634P Sire: VINRA FROST TED Dam : ECHO FARM CLAY EDELWEISS-EXP Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY GMC REBEL JULIE ET 68302648 'V88' E V E V V 5-02 297 21320 3.8 820F 3.1 669P Sire: PINEHURST REBEL 9TH Dam : INNISFAIL BDC JEAN 0176-EXP Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
WEISSMANN ADAM RED-HOT P 68304519 'V85' + V V V + 4-11 305 19220 4.4 847F 3.2 615P Sire: KULP-GEN OK ACDMY ADAM-P-ET Dam : WEISSMANN SAM CANDY Herd & Owner: WEISSMANN, J & E FARMS-- CALLICOON CENTER, NY
ECHO FARM TITANIUM FLITTERFLY 68301033 'V85' V + V V V 5-07 305 20950 3.5 724F 2.9 609P Sire: ECHO FARM T-BRUNO TITANIUM Dam : ECHO FARM ALEX FLUTTERBY Herd: ECHO FARM-- HINSDALE, NH Owner: HODGE, COURTNEY-- HINSDALE, NH
BLUE SPRUCE FAMOUS MALLORY 68305597 'E92' E E E E E 4-08 305 18150 3.9 709F 3.3 606P Sire: VINRA BAR-D FAMOUS-TWIN Dam : BLUE SPRUCE HTA MELODY MYA Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, BROOKE MORGAN OF-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
INNISFAIL RO LADY 906 EXP 68305788 '2E93' E E E E E 5-04 303 20810 3.3 697F 2.8 579P Sire: INNISFAIL RED ROBIN Dam : INNISFAIL GA LADY 4028 Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
Mature Cows - 20641 Milk, 724 Fat, 630 Protein Actual MANDERFELD JERRY DITTY-TWIN 466509 'V87' E E + + V 7-01 305 28840 2.5 716F 3.1 896P Sire: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JERRY Dam : MANDERFELD OUTLAW DODO Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN
SPRING MEADOWS TEDS HARLEY ET 68300026 'E92' E E E V E 5-11 305 20400 4 807F 3.1 641P Sire: VINRA FROST TED Dam : BAR-D HARP-EXP Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: CLARK, LINDSEY-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
MISS KOURT LOBELIA 68303154 'V88' E E E E V 5-03 305 26670 3.2 855F 3 796P Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT Dam : INNISFAIL KLL LOBELIA 4074 Herd: HYMAN, TODD AND HEATHER-- ADAMS, NY Owner: VAADI, PAIGE E.-- LACONA, NY
MANDERFELD JERRY COREY 68302746 'V86' V V G V V 5-11 305 20350 3.6 733F 3.1 624P Sire: MANDERFELD IVANHOE JERRY Dam : MANDERFELD MOONSHINE CORA-EXP Herd & Owner: MANDERFELD, BERNARD-- FARIBAULT, MN
AMSS Genetic Expansion March & April 2015 Honor Roll Junior Three Yr Olds - 21278 Milk, 750 Fat, 663 Protein Actual GE GOLD MINE R GENSIS 010 68307788 'E90' V E E E E 3-05 305 22540 3.9 875F 3.2 732P Sire: SCIENTIFIC DESTRY-ET Dam : GOLD MINE R MOCHA GABANNA 812 Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA Senior Three Yr Olds - 22091 Milk, 765 Fat, 677 Protein Actual GE GOLD MINE FLAMINGO 994 68307778 'V87' V V E + V 3-07 305 27430 3.2 868F 2.8 777P Sire: LADINO PARK TALENT-IMP-ET Dam : FASCHINGS MB FIONA 638 Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA Mature Cows - 23141 Milk, 805 Fat, 707 Protein Actual GE GMC FROLIC 68316760 'NC' 6-10 305 29090 3.4 985F 2.9 857P Sire: VINRA PEERLESS FROLIC Dam : GRADE HOLSTEIN Herd & Owner: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.- CORNISH FLAT, NH GOLD MINE R TRIBUTE JULES 811 365012766 'V85' V V V + V 6-05 305 23880 3.2 773F 3 712P Sire: GRANDUC TRIBUTE RC Dam : GOLD MINE R ALTER JOSI 568 Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA
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R-GENERATION ROYALTY LUCKY EXP 68302954 '2E91' E E E E E 5-01 266 25420 3.2 801F 2.9 730P Sire: MERICREST ROYALTY Dam : R-GENERATION ADVENT LUVHER Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
INNISFAIL ST EMILY 864 EXP 68303585 '2E93' E E E E E 5-09 295 20170 4.1 834F 3.3 659P Sire: INNISFAIL PERFECT STORM Dam : INNISFAIL JO EMILY 6077 Herd: CLARK, GREGORY A. & MARCIA L.-- CORNISH FLAT, NH Owner: EMILY SYNDICATE- BARTLETT,-- CORNISH FLAT, NH
R-GENERATION KOURT CHOWDER 68302956 'E90' E E E V E 5-04 305 25330 3.4 849F 3.2 806P Sire: GOLD MINE FROST KOURT Dam : DESIGNER GENES ORVALS CASSY Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
HARD CORE OTHELLO SUNBEAM ET 68301988 '2E93' E E E E E 6-00 305 19880 4 790F 3 604P Sire: KUSZMAR ALFAIRS OTHELLO Dam : INNISFAIL BDC STELLA 905 Owner: FISHER, KEITH A & DONNETTE F.-- NEW ENTERPRISE, PA
R-GENERATION ROYALTY LYN EXP 471000075 'E90' E E E E V 6-02 305 23540 3.2 755F 3.1 736P Sire: MERICREST ROYALTY Dam : R-GENERATION ALTAR LIDIA Herd & Owner: KENNEDY, JESSICA AND JASON-- COCHRANTON, PA
PINE-VALLEY CD LIA 68305558 'V88' V V E + E 5-00 263 14770 5 733F 3.2 478P Sire: BAR-D KRAUSES FAWNS C.D. Dam : PINE-VALLEY PEERLESS LAUREL Herd: JAMES, JASON M. & LEAH-- MINERAL POINT, WI Owner: JAMES, JESSICA-- MINERAL POINT, WI
GOLD MINE G LOGIC DAPHANY 798 466715 'V88' E V E V E 6-09 305 23190 4.1 962F 3 686P 10 Years Old & Older - 20626 Milk, 698 Fat, 615 Protein Sire: GMC REBEL LOGIC-ET Actual Dam : GOLD MINE G TNT DANICA 646-EXP ROVIN KRYSTAL BS KAYDA-TWIN 456213 'E90' E E E V E Herd & Owner: NUS, NATHAN & JODY-- ARLINGTON, IA 10-11 305 18510 4.3 792F 3.1 580P Sire: ROVIN ACADEMY BLISS BUCKSHOT Dam : ROVIN KIWI FROST KRYSTAL
Herd & Owner: ROVIN ACRES-- HIXTON, WI HARD CORE OROYCE 454624 '3E95' E E E E E 11-07 298 16010 4.4 708F 3.4 547P Sire: KUSZMAR ALFAIRS OTHELLO Dam : HARD CORE SUPER RILEY Herd: FISHER, KEITH A & DONNETTE F.-- NEW ENTERPRISE, PA Owner: FISHER, CHRISELLE-- ROARING SPRING, PA
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Buckeye Classic Milking Shorthorn Sale
Pictured L-R: Erin Williams, Buckeye Dairy Club; Hannah Rhoades on the halter: Ted Smart, Wyatt, Aman- da & Camden Dagenfield, buyers; Seth Andrews and Casey Weiss in the box.
The Buckeye Classic Milking Shorthorn Sale was held Friday, April 3 and was cohosted by the Buckeye Dairy Club and the Ohio Milking Shorthorn Society. Fourteen lots averaged $2,014. Halpin Mackinson Josee, an extremely well-grown fall calf consigned by Michael Halpin and Matt Mackinson, Cullom, Illinois, topped the sale at $3,850. Josee, a Lands-Brook Clancy daughter is backed by a Red Robin out of an Excellent granddam. She was purchased by Smarts Jerseys and Shorthorns and Camden Dagenfield of Anna, Ohio for $3,850. Second high-seller was consigned by Bob Hill of Williamsburg, Indiana. HillsAcre RR Kits Korie EXP was a just fresh two-year-old sired by Innisfail Red Ruben. This previous All-American is out of a Very Good dam and an Excellent granddam. She was purchased by Madilynn Baker, Homeworth, Ohio for $2,550.
Sale Reports on April 25. The sale averaged $1,775 on 66 live lots. Two animals topped the sale at $4,200. Rovin Logic Sal Sheba PS was purchased by Staci Sexton and Lazy M Presto Glamour was purchased by Ashley Brandel. Sheba is a March bred heifer due in May to Rovin Kaiser Ali Andy-ET-P consigned by Pat Ruzic. Sheba is a Logic out of VG87 Treble with over 16,000M and 800F. The 84-point granddam has over 255,480 pounds of milk lifetime. Lazy M Farms consigned Glamour, the fancy winter calf sired by Presto out of a Nitro daughter. Colton Gregory purchased Cold Springs Royal Reece for $4,100. Consigned by Bartlett and Kostka this December 6, 2013 Royalty is out of a 2E-E90 Red Robin baked by a 93-point granddam. Mysha-WO MH Liriado EXP ET was knocked off at $4,000 to Todd Thomas.
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New York Spring Dairy Carousel Colored Breed Sale
Submitted The New York State Milking Shorthorn Association sponsored a calf sale which was held on April 10 at the New York State Fairgrounds in conunction with the New York Holstein Association and other Colored Breeds. This year eight animals were sold. Millcreek Farms, SWAG – Monnat/ Preisinger, Tom Fien, Richard Dudden, Jerbie Farms, Echo Farms and Cold Springs consigned these. The animals sold well with a high seller of $1,900 and an average of $1,355. Thanks to all the consigners for sending these animals. Thanks to all the buyers for their support.
Dairyland Milking Shorthorn Sale
The Wisconsin Milking Shorthorn Breeders Association hosted the Dairyland Cattle Sale in Black River Falls, Wisconsin
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Consigned by Mysha Herd, Katie Bue and Mike Hellenbrand, the September 2012 heifer sold due in May to Rovin Nitro Ali Alaska ET. Sired by Liriano, Liriado is backed by All-American honors including her 2E-E93 Othello dam with over 118,000M.
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