The March 2017 Issue New York Holstein News

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March 2017

All-Breeds Convention 2017

If you build it, they will come.

Greatness is in the Blood!

Outstanding Young Bulls from Breed-Leading Cow Families

15 Nearest Dams all Excellent! 91HO5900 MR D APPLE DERRINGER-RED *PO Reg. USA 3131999847 – aAa 3-5-1 (Open – Smooth – Dairy) PTA +2.15T +2.63UDC +2.35FLC Sired by Mr Chassity Colt 45-ET Polled, Red, & backed by one of the truest-transmitting maternal lines! Derringer is a great mating on tall cows that need width throughout! His Dam: MS DELICIOUS APPLE-RED-ET (2E-94 EEEEE) 7-02 2x 365 46,510 4.0 1844 3.1 1424 2nd Dam: KHW REGIMENT APPLE-RED-ET (3E-96-DOM) 4-01 2x 365 35,750 4.7 1682 3.5 1247 “The Million Dollar Apple” & Multiple R&W All-American Next 6 dams are all EX, all multiple-E, with high lifetimes!

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From the Cookiecutter “Halo” Family 100% No Horns, Red-Carrier, A2A2, High Components

91HO5902 QUIET-BROOK-D PBAL 12183-ET *RC *PP – GTPI +2351

(Robinson)

Gary and Janet Tubolino & Family 41 Grove St. • Adams, NY 13605-1203 Fax: 315-232-4153 • Gary’s Cell: 315-405-1588 www.fieldofdreamsgenetics.com

Reg. USA 3126700102 – aAa 3-2-4 (Open – Tall – Strong) PTA +496M +.08%f +40F +.12%p +47P +488NM +2.2PL 2.94SCS +2.2DPR PTA +1.70T +1.48UDC +.84FLC Sired by View-Home Powerball-P-ET His Dam: S-S-I LADD HILDA 8236 P-ET (VG-87 VVGVV) 2-11 3x 365 30,714 4.4 1350 4.0 1230 By Ladd P from a Man-O-Man full sister to Cookiecutter MOM Halo-ET (VG-88, EX-MS DOM). Next 7 dams all VG & EX with EX-MS back to Snow-N Denises Dellia (2E-95, EX-MS GMD-DOM).

Field of Dreams continues to offer outstanding, 100% RHA young bulls ALL backed by deep, consistent cow families! Whatever you are looking for – polled, red & white, high components, high type – you’ll find it at Field of Dreams!

The Results Are In! 2016 Junior All-American Aged Cow

2016 Reserve All-American Aged Cow Reserve Junior All-American Aged Cow

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*Selling in The Equinox is a March ’16 Awesome-Red granddaughter of Faithful, ROLL-N-VIEW AWE FIREFLY-RED! Fancy, well-grown, & ready to show as a Spring Yearling, SHE’S GOOD!

*Selling in The Equinox, April 6 at Eaton Holsteins, is 1st Choice MAS from Kristina for March ’18 calves!

Other Exciting Spring Sale Consignments: ROLL-N-VIEW T MORE TOYS-RED (VG-88, 89-MS @ 2-04) ² 6KRZV DV D 6HQLRU <HDU 2OG VKH·V D .HQPRUH 5XGROSK [ 0V *ODG 5D\ 0RUH )XQ 5HG (; 6KH JHWV EHWWHU E\ WKH GD\ VHOOV LQ 7KH (TXLQR[

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CONTENTS Departments

(USPS 382-940) (ISSN 0279-8611) Official Publication of the New York Holstein Association To promote the Holstein breed for the economic and social benefit of junior and senior members. Volume 72

No. 3 March 2017

Published monthly, except August, 1st of each month. News and advertising forms close 25 days in advance of publication date. Livestock advertising rates upon request. Michael McCaffrey, Editor 840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5, Ithaca, NY 14850 Phone: 607-218-6378 Fax: 607-218-6379 mmccaffrey@nyholsteins.com NYHA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Thomas Kugler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518-366-3901 1st Vice President Alicia Lamb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 585-993-8026 2nd Vice President Jason Pullis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315-794-6737 Secretary Kelly Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-728-1596 Treasurer Luke Getty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518-428-5880 Roy Denniston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Diesel Hitt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luke Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . William Paddock . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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March 2017

From the Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Executive Manager’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Junior Corner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-13 Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-14 Production Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Index of Advertisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Features

2017 Outstanding Young Breeder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 2017 Active Master Breeder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19-20 2017 Retired Master Breeder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20-21 Friends of New York Holstein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 NYHA Scholarship Auction a Success. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 2017 Carousel Entry Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33-34 97th Annual Meeting of the New York Holstein Association Minutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36-37 2017 Junior Holstein Convention . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-44

Sales

New York Convention ET Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

About the Cover

Shown on our cover are some of the honorees from the New York Holstein Association’s Convention in January. Clockwise from the top left: Jim Canary of Canary Dairy, St. Johnsville, the Outstanding Young Breeder, with Bonnie Bargstedt of Merial, the sponsor of the award, and Todd Hyman, presenter; 2017 Distinguished Junior Members Shannon Sears and Emily Mikel; Retired Master Breeder Howard Ivett of Halocrest Holsteins with his wife Lucy, daughter, Heather Gregory, and grandchildren Autumn and Collin; and Active Master Breeders Bill & Regina Lundy of Luncrest Farm with son Reid, daughter-in-law Breanna, and sons Malcolm and Russell. Thanks to Randy Blodgett, Heather Gregory, and Breanna Lundy for photo assistance.

From the Editor After record warmth last week, everyone’s thoughts and hopes have turned to spring and here we are in March already. Excitement about New York Spring Dairy Carousel is building by the day and those who live for the shows are already gearing up for the trek to Syracuse. Early Carousel entry deadline is fast approaching on March 10. A full schedule of events and some information about this year’s judges are found on page 5. Advertised in this issue of the News are several sales and within each lineup, there will be lots of potential show winners along with MICHAEL McCAFFREY members of the Breed’s most prestigious cow families and cutting edge genomics. I have always been interested in pedigrees and I am always pleased to see a New York-bred ancestor appear in a successful animal’s lineage. Somehow, somewhere, a breeder merchandized an animal and she went on to be a great investment for her new owner. Isn’t that a big part of what we do as Registered Holstein breeders? The expense and effort of registration, testing, classification, genomic testing, picturing, and all the other “extras” have to come down to being willing to sell the good one once in a while and enjoy someone else’s success with her. A lot of cattle are going to move this spring and it is proven time and again that the advertised product sells better. If you are selling, I hope that advertising is a part of the plan because like a chain, if one of the links is broken, the chain isn’t as valuable. Similarly, if you sell a good one and she makes waves for her new owner, don’t be afraid to promote that as well. Congratulating the owner on his or her success with your genetics isn’t just “advertising somebody else’s cow.” It’s proof that YOU believe in your genetics and are willing to promote your own hard work and reputation. I am always eager to work with folks that want to be proactive and work on merchandizing through advertising. Let me know how I can be part of your strategy.

2017 New York Spring Dairy Carousel THE Premier Spring Dairy Event in North America! April 7-10 – Syracuse, NY FRIDAY, APRIL 7 9:00 A.M. Junior Showmanship 11:30 A.M. Richard Keene Memorial Judging Contest 2:30 P.M. Crossbrook Jersey Jubilee Sale 6:00 P.M. Protein Breeds Sale

SUNDAY, APRIL 9 8:00 A.M. Red & White Show, Carl Phoenix, judge 9:00 A.M. Milking Shorthorn Show, Mike Deaver, judge 12:30 P.M. Brown Swiss Show, Jeff Stephens, judge Jersey Show, Mike Berry, judge

SATURDAY, APRIL 8 9:00 A.M. NY Junior Holstein Show (NY Jr. Residents), Carl Phoenix, judge 12:00 P.M. Ayrshire Show, Jeff Stephens, judge Guernsey Show, Mike Berry, judge 3:00 P.M. New York Spring Holstein Sale

MONDAY, APRIL 10 8:00 A.M. New York International Spring Holstein Show, Mike Deaver, judge **Early entry deadline is Friday, March 10 **Entry form is found in this issue of the News or enter online at springdairycarousel.fairentry.com.

Meet the Judges: CARL PHOENIX of Phoenixholm Holsteins, Sunderland, Ontario, farms with his wife Kera and their three children – Clara, Carsen, and Weston. They have had several All-American & All-Canadian nominations and Carl was in partnership with Phoenix Brothers where they had the honor of receiving their Master Breeder Shield. Carl’s extensive judging career has taken him to such prestigious shows as the Royal Winter Fair, Irish National Show, the Wisconsin Championship Show and Victoriaville, Maxville, and Western Canadian Classic. Carl is past president of the Ontario County Holstein Club and is currently a 4-H leader in Durham West Region. JEFF STEPHENS and his wife Connie, along with their two daughters McKenna & Chelsey, reside in Troy, Ontario where he was involved with his parents’ Yellow Briar Ayrshire and Jersey herd until their recent dispersal in March ’16. The Yellow Briar herd had many All-Canadians and All-Americans in the past 30 years including two homebred Royal Winter Fair Ayrshire Champions. Jeff’s keen eye has led him to the merchandizing of several top individuals in various breeds including Vandenberg Amedeo Gorgeous (EX-97-3E), Supreme Grand Champion RAWF ’07 & ’09, Payneside Mac’n’Cheese (VG-89), AllAmerican in 2015, & Charwill Attic Marcy (EX-95), Grand Champion RAWF in 2015. His 19 years as an official judge have taken him to the Scotiabank Classic, National Jersey Show, as well as many local and National Shows.

Jeff has served on the All-Ontario and All-Canadian Holstein and Jersey committees. MIKE BERRY, Albany, Oregon, is particularly wellknown in Jersey circles, having judged the Jersey Show at the NAILE in Louisvile, KY in 2016. He has served as the Associate Judge at World Dairy Expo and this fall he will judge the prestigious Jersey show in Madison, WI. Other shows in Mike’s extensive resume include the 2014 National Jersey Jug Futurity, Wisconsin Spring Jersey Spectacular, the 2013 International Red & White Show (Associate Judge), as well as serving as a consultant for the PA All-American Dairy Show. MIKE DEAVER of Sherona Hill Holsteins, Edgerton, Wisconsin, makes his third appearance at New York Spring Dairy Carousel’s Holstein Show. Mike’s judging expertise has taken him around the world, from Ireland to Mexico, as well as to World Dairy Expo multiple times as judge for Holsteins, Ayrshires, Jerseys, and Red & Whites. He has also officiated over the Holsteins and Jerseys at the Royal Winter Fair in addition to many other prestigious dairy events across North America. Mike’s appreciation of great show cows has brought him into ownership of such tanbark greats as KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET (owned by Apple Partners), Sherona-Hill-JH Rachel, a 4th generation All-American, and Quality-Ridge Stormi Hazel, 7x All-American nominee in milking form.

Kelly Reynolds Executive Manager Email: kreynolds@nyholsteins.com Cell: 920.728.1596 Jennifer Ginzery - Office Manager Email: jginzery@nyholsteins.com Stacie Sherman - Office Assistant Email: ssherman@nyholsteins.com

www.nyholsteins.com Michael J. McCaffrey - Editor Ph: 607.218.6378 Email: mmccaffrey@nyholsteins.com State Office Address: 840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5, Ithaca, NY 14850 Ph: 607.273.7591 • Fax: 607.273.7612

National Field Reps: Seth Carpenter – 802-380-9382 Matt Lawrence – 724-877-5154 NYN March 2017 - 5

2 of Our Best Ladies Heading to the NY Spring Sale, April 8 +2702 GTPI Modesty Sells

Selling is MS CHERRY-LILY MOD LADY-ET b. 9/8/2016 – GTPI +2702 PTA +659M +.22%f +85F +.05%p +33P +836NM +7.6PL 2.88SCS +2.3DPR +158FE PTA +2.59T +3.02UDC +2.33FLC April 8, 2017

Outstanding type numbers & a sought-after maternal line! Consigned with Hembury Farms LLC

Also Selling ‌ A Red-Carrier Summer Yearling! TIGER-LILY DBACK FLOWER *RC b. 6/29/2016

Sired by the Mr D Apple Diamondback who is siring so many show-winning daughters! Her dam: TIGER-LILY LADD FIFI-RED-ET (VG-88, VG-MS @ 3-05) 3-01 3x 289 27,480 4.2 1149 2.9 797 Next dam is a GP-83 Reality with 41,210 4.3 1752 2.9 1195 in the Stoncree Factor Festive-Red (2E-93) family!

MS TCF CHERRYACRE LANDRY-ET (GP-83, VG-MS @ 2-04) – GTPI +2486

1-11 3x 182 16,543 4.5 747 3.1 508 (Inc.) PTA +464M +64F +32P +664NM +5.7PL 2.77SCS +1.4DPR +128FE PTA +2.04T +2.34UDC +1.40FLC Next dam is a VG-87 Uno with 3-02 3x 305 29,700 4.4 1319 3.1 825

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Pick this Berry!

Save the Date! Tag Sale at Tiger Lily Sunday, May 7 at the Farm

The Storm Family 4-H club will be having an ice cream social Saturday night before the sale. All calves selling will be born on show dates with none older than June calves. No calf priced above $2000! Lots of red ones and a few of our best black ones to choose from. Sires include Absolute-Red, Malone-Red, Reality-Red, Berlin-Red, Rager-Red, California-Red, & Corvette! Stay tuned to the News and Facebook for more details!

A Flush-Age Jedi to the NY Spring Sale

Selling: N-SPRINGHOPE JEDI 2712-ET b. 5/28/2016 – GTPI +2713 PTA +1072M +67F +53P +791NM +6.0PL +4.1DPR 2.79SCS 3.7%DCE +155FE PTA +1.98T +1.89UDC +1.61FLC Her dam is a +2517 GTPI Halogen that is +160 Points above Parent Average! Her Granddam – Now Excellent!

MS N-SPRINGHOPE FCEBK BERRY (EX-90-DOM) – GTPI +2393 2-03 3x 302 23,630 4.6 1078 3.3 768 3-03 3x 320 31,720 4.5 1435 3.2 1035 10th generation VG or EX in the Regancrest-PR Barbie-ET (EX-92 GMD-DOM) family.

April 8, 2017

This family has produced numerous high-profile individuals having a tremendous impact around the globe. Your endless opportunities begin on April 8 with Jedi 2712! *Also watch for N-SPRINGHOPE YODER 2700 b. 5/9/2016 +1271M +103F +53P +818NM +1010DWP$ - From the “Richmond-FD Poppyâ€? family! Kevin, Barb, & Alicia Nedrow Ĺ˜ĹžĹ—Ĺ&#x;Čą Â˜ÇŻČą Â?ǯȹŚǰȹ Â•Â’ÄžÂ˜Â—Čą ™›’—Â?ÂœÇ°Čą ČąĹ—ĹšĹšĹ™Ĺ˜ 585-261-8182 (Barb) – 585-269-4871 (Kevin) blnedrow@yahoo.com 2-Time Progressive Breeders Registry & 8-Time Progressive Genetics Herd Award

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Spring Sale Special Ovaltop Rlty Faith-Red-ET

April 8, 2017

Fancy R&W Calf born Sept. ’16 from generations of outstanding type and production

Her Dam OVALTOP ADVENT FALLON-RED-ET (2E-91) 3-02 2x 313 23,140 3.8 873 3.2 736 4-02 2x 309 24,070 3.8 914 3.1 740 5-02 2x 298 25,370 3.5 890 2.9 739

Member of 1st Place Sr. Best 3 Females – 2014 NY Spring R&W Show & Nominated All-American R&W Sr. Best 3 Females

Her Gr-Dam: O-C-E-C FALLON OVALTOP-ET (2E-92) 5-02 2x 365 32,780 3.6 1186 3.1 1022 7-00 2x 365 33,490 3.8 1338 2.9 978

3rd Dam: C Stewarthaven TT Fallon (2E-94 GMD-DOM) 6-06 2x 365 41,807 5.3 2219 3.0 1255 Next 5 dams all VG & EX, CAN Congratulations to Master Breeders Bill & Regina Lundy, Luncrest Farm, who had their son, Patrick, purchase Ovaltop Integrity Nita as a calf. They developed her into an EX-91 cow. Congratulations to the Outstanding Young Breeder, Jim Canary. Jim is truly an outstanding young breeder in our O-H-M Holstein Club. NYS Master Breeder Herd 27 Year PBR Herd BAA: 109.7 26 EX 37 VG 16 GP DHIR Avg. 26,471 3.6 959 3.0 785

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She’s A Complete Package MAYPAR BOGART LOGIC-ET (2E-92, EX-MS DOM) – GTPI +2201

Sire: Macomber O-Man Bogart 2-00 2x 297 26,930 4.0 1079 3.0 812 2-11 2x 348 34,130 4.3 1465 3.1 1057 4-00 2x 365 38,450 4.3 1672 3.0 1138 5-02 2x 365 38,140 4.8 1831 3.1 1201 Fresh again at 6-07 and milking 112 lbs./day. Her dam is Shottle Luxury (EX-91, EX-MS with 1278f, followed by Outside Lush (VG-86 GMD-DOM) with 1685f, Wist Innocence (VG-88 GMD-DOM), & a 2E-91 GMD-DOM Mark. Logic’s Daughters: MAYPAR ROBUST LOGICAL (VG-86) 3-04 2x 365 35,981 4.3 1541 3.3 1172 MAYPAR WINDBROOK LIBERTY (GP-82) 2-00 2x 365 26,989 3.3 888 3.0 818 MAYPAR UNO LOBBY (GP-83) 2-00 2x 278 17,857 4.6 818 3.0 541 Susan Mower - Dennis Treen 170 Walts Rd. :HVW :LQÀHOG 1<

Logic’s classification record started as 82, 82, 85, 86, 88, 90, 91, 91-2E, & 92-2E! RHA: 150 cows 27,375 3.9 1070 3.1 844 BAA: 107.1% Progressive Genetics Award Herd

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Executive Manager’s

Report

KELLY REYNOLDS

Hello Holstein Friends, I hope the winter weather hasn’t been too tough on you this season. We have had a yo-yo of temperatures in Western New York with snow one day and 50 degrees the next, just warm enough to wash the show cows on occasion. I’ve had the opportunity to do some traveling in the past month and it has been great to get out on farms, talk with members, and see some great herds of cows. The end of January had me in the Tri-County region where I was able to stop in at Elm Spring, Liddleholme, Ideal Dairy, Kingsbury Kows, Clear Echo, Welcome Stock, and a quick stop at Kings Ransom. I was able to get some exceptional consignments for the Spring Sale in Syracuse and tour around the farms. I also did a Central New York trip in the middle of February going to Tiger-Lily, Joleanna, Roedale, Ovaltop, and Ridgedale. I’m making my way to Northern New York soon and am looking forward to visiting some herds there. The line-up for the spring sale this year will be impressive and I hope you can attend the sale Saturday afternoon of Carousel. There will be several show prospects for all levels of competition, bred heifers, genomic heifers that are ready to flush, and up and coming high GTPI calves. The spring sale will be a great opportunity to add some new cow families into your herd while supporting other New York breeders. It’ll be the perfect sale to buy a calf or heifer for juniors in your family as well. On my travels the type heifers I have like are the daughters of Maverick Crush, Stanton’s Capital Gain, Walnutlawn Solomon, Butz-Butler Atwood Brady, OHRiver-SYC Byway, Mr Ansly Addiction-P, Mr D Apple Diamondback, and Mr Apples McGucci. Young milking daughters of Pine-Tree Sid, Val-Bisson Doorman, Mr Apples Absolute, TOC-Farm Goldsun, and Mr Chassity Gold Chip caught my eye. On the genomic side, I saw some really square and correct calves by SSI Montross Jedi, Bacon Hill Pety Modesty, De-Su Ferdinand, and Woodcrest Mogul Yoder. Fresh cows by Bacon Hill Montross, Zahbulls AltaFirst Class, and Westenrade AltaSpring had really nice udders. It’s nice to see what bulls are working for different producers and in different operations. Across the board, it’s refreshing to see a lot of consistency in the offspring we’re breeding today. The Holstein Breed never ceases to improve and I think we are making cows and heifers to last and keep the breed moving in the right direction. Whether you are milking 10 - NYN March 2017

40 cows, 400, or 4,000, we can all appreciate square, correct, tight-uddered cows that are willing to milk and breed back. The Spring Dairy Carousel will again be a first-class event and I would like to extend an invitation to everyone to attend. Spring Show planning is in full swing. We are excited to offer the new online entry system. If you haven’t checked it out yet the web address is www. nyspringdairycarousel.fairentry.com. Entry deadline for the least expensive price is March 10th. Jen, Stacie, and I wanted to offer an easy way for both exhibitors and staff to get entries done and organized. If you have any suggestions on how we can make the site better, please let us know. The staff at fair entry have been great to work with and since we are learning all of the website’s features hopefully we can add some more details in the future. The schedule for Spring Show is on the New York Holstein website as well as the January News. We hope you can join us for some or all of Carousel either as an exhibitor, spectator, sale attendee, or sponsor. Patsy Gifford volunteered to take over the Sponsorship Chair of Spring Show so if you, your business, or your county Holstein Club would like to sponsor a class or event at Carousel let Patsy or the office know. I’ve had the opportunity to meet with our youth that are representing New York at National Convention in the DJM and YDJM contest. I would like to wish Laura Littrell, Adam King, Matthew Peck, Rachel Rouland, Shannon Sears, and Stephanie McBath good luck on their books for the DJM and YDJM contest. We have great youth in New York and will be well represented at National Convention in all of the contests. National Convention will be in Bellevue, Washington this year. It is a large financial commitment for our youth and their families to attend convention so if you can support them in any way through their fundraising efforts please consider doing so. Hotels are also filling up fast for National Convention, if you’re planning on attending and haven’t made travel arrangements yet don’t wait any longer. Ending on a different note, we are seeing some great herds throughout the country selling out this spring for some different reasons and it’s sad to see them go. On the other hand, there are some great consignment sales coming up with another opportunity to improve your herd. I mentioned earlier I think that dairy producers are breeding better cattle than ever and the Holstein breed is constantly improving. I think this spring is the time to invest in some great genetics from longstanding herds, exceptional operations, award-winning cow families, and deep-pedigreed breeding. Sales can be a sign of the times but they can also be building blocks for the future. Try to take some time this spring to get out, attend some sales, support fellow breeders and people that have common goals; to breed great cattle, make a wholesome product, and live a livelihood like no other-farming. Some days it is tough, some days it is rewarding, but you can make it so EVERY day you enjoy going out to the barn, milking your herd of cows, doing a herd check, and walking through heifers if you have cattle that are from good cow families whether you have bred them or bought them. See you this Spring, Kelly

One Chapter Closes, Another Begins

SPRING-FED BUCKEYE GERRI-ET (2E-93 EEVEE) 8-03 2x 347 32,250 3.9 1242 3.0 970 3-09 2x 365 29,020 3.8 1102 3.0 865 Well over 100,000M lifetime

Truly one of the greatest cows to ever call Wall Street Dairy “home,” Gerri left the herd recently at T just under 10 years of age. Her massive frame, fantastic udder, and incredible will to milk made her a favorite here. Gerri was a 9th generation VG or EX and a 7th generation over 1000 fat in the “G” family from Mar-Bil Farm, tracing to Darling-Farm Bell Ginny (VG-86 GMD-DOM). We have two very impressive Seagull-Bay Supersire-ET daughters of Gerri in the herd: Wall-St W Supersire Gloria-ET is fresh 60 days and is one of the best heifers we have ever had in the barn! Milking right at 90 lbs., she is one that catches the eye of visitors and looks to carry on her family’s traditions of type and production. Her flushmate, Wall-St Supersire Gellie-ET, is due in early March to Salt and looks terrific as well. We will keep you updated on these fantastic young cows as well as others that are furthering our W quest for deep maternal lines, profitable production, and outstanding type.

Inquiries and visitors are always welcome! Wall Street Dairy LLC

The Winton & Wolcott Families and Jim Modica 3353 Wall Street, Mayville, NY 14757 908-872-2682 • www.wallstreetdairy.com WallStreetDairy@aol.com Follow us on Twitter @WallStreetDairy and Facebook at Wall Street Dairy

July 2016 Classification 14 EX 43 VG 14 GP BAA: 108.8 James 1:17, “All good gifts around us come from Heaven Above.” NYN March 2017 - 11

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Allegany-Steuben Junior News By Natalie Capluzzi

At the NY Junior Holstein Convention there were three dairy bowl teams from Allegany –Steuben. There were two senior teams and one junior team. The members of Senior Team 1 were Ian Stewart, Paige Demun, Rachel Hoffer, and Priscilla Helgerson. The members of Senior Team 2 were Kelsie Warriner, Ethan Williamson, Shelby Wade, and Erin Harkenrider. The members of the Junior Team were Natalie Capluzzi, Bryce Warriner, Kendall Hoffer, and Jade Atherton. Nine juniors participated in Dairy Jeopardy. Paige Demun won first place in the senior division, and will be competing at the National Convention. We had several juniors chosen to be DJMs. Natalie Capluzzi was in the 10 years and younger division. Bryce Warriner, Jade Atherton, and Rachel Hoffer were in the 15 & 16-year-old division, and Paige Demun was in the 17 and over bracket. We had a total of 12 junior members participate at the state convention. Congratulations to Rachel Hoffer for being elected as the Dairy Jeopardy Chairperson on the Junior Executive

Dairy Dilemma Questions Senior: What in milk in considered an anticarcinogen? Junior: Which size needle is larger; 16 gauge or 12 gauge? Novice: WWhat is the primary protein found in milk? Senior Answer: Conjugated Linoleic Acid or CLA Junior Answer: 12 gauge Novice Answer: Casein

Hello, Junior Members! My name is Allison Herrick, and I will be serving you as recording secretary on this year’s Junior Executive Committee! I am very excited for this opportunity, and I hope that you enjoy my articles throughout the year! I will start with a little bit about myself! I am from the small town of Bliss, NY, with Allison Herrick my parents Will and Louise Herrick, and my sister Danielle. I grew up around my aunt and uncle’s Holstein farm, where we are currently milking around 1,100 head of Holsteins. My father is the herdsman there, so I credit him for my involvement with cows. From there I began my own herd, with registered Holsteins and Brown Swiss cattle, which my sister and I still have. From there my passion for agriculture grew! I am currently a freshman at Cornell University, majoring in animal science, with a focus in dairy science and genetics. Never would I have guessed that as a 10-year-old, I would have the opportunity to win my own calf through our 4-H. Well, Lightning was the product of all of my hard work, and as my very first cow, she lived up to everything I dreamed of and more. I became even more involved in 4-H, I became an active member of the Junior Holstein Association, and I tried just about everything in both of them! My advice to all of the members reading this: try everything you can, participate, and be an active member. It will make all the difference. I tried dairy judging, dairy bowl, speeches, jeopardy, and even branched out to other types of animals and activities in 4-H. The more you participate, the more you will get out of everything you try! On that note, I would like to thank everyone for a successful convention this year, and congratulations to everyone who competed during that eventful weekend. It was great to see everyone trying something new, having fun, and being rewarded for all of their achievements, both during that weekend and throughout the year. Also, thank you to everyone who helped make that weekend a success, including Logan Martin, the convention chair, Patsy, Kelly, and all of the volunteers, judges, and parents as well. We could not have done it without you! Keep your eyes open for some exciting events that are coming up, including the Spring Dairy Carousel in Syracuse, as well as many club sales that will be occurring here shortly! Cornell University Dairy Science Club will be having their sale in the Livestock Pavilion on March 11th, and the Cobleskill Dairy Fashions Sale

will be held on April 22nd! National Convention will be here before you know it, and this year it will be in Washington! Good luck to everyone competing out there and representing New York this year, you will do amazing! It will be a little different this year, since we are not hosting it, but it is a great travel opportunity and allows you to see dairies and scenery in other parts of the country. It is truly an amazing experience. I hope you are all looking forward to this upcoming year, because I know I am! If you ever have any questions about anything going on with the Junior Holstein Association, be sure to reach out to anyone on the committee, and we will surely be there to help you. Have an amazing National Agriculture Month this March, and I am sure that I will be seeing you at various events coming up soon. See you next month!

Committee. Thank you to Melonica Hoffer for being our Dairy Bowl coach. A special THANK YOU goes out to Patsy Gifford for all of your help through the years. Enjoy your retirement. We would like to welcome Kelly Reynolds as the new Executive Manager for the New York Holstein Association. We look forward to working with you in the future.

Schoharie Junior News By Allen Graulich

The Schoharie County Jr. Holstein Club attended the 2017 New York State Junior Holstein Convention in Syracuse. Six members were in attendance: Jack Brown, Tim Dahl, Allen Graulich, Karl Graulich, Cody Sears, and Shannon Sears. They participated in the Dairy Jeopardy and Quiz Bowl competitions. The club also placed first in the Scrapbook competition. We are very proud of Shannon Sears. She was chosen as a Distinguished Junior Member. She also placed first in the Senior Prepared Speech contest and the Senior Poster contest. Jack Brown received a Junior All-New York award for his heifer and was also a finalist in the Distinguished Junior Member age 17 and older competition. Congratulations Jack and Shannon! The club is looking forward to show season.

SCHOHARIE COUNTY JUNIORS AT CONVENTION

successful wins include the scrapbook taking 2nd place and Zane Swatling taking 3rd place for his age division in the poster contest. Congratulations to all the participants and good luck at National Convention. Be watching for information on our spring calf sale!

Tri- County Junior News By Wyatt Swatling

This past year was my second time competing at Convention. Even though I love competing and giving my speech I also love the other activities where I meet many new friends. This year I enjoyed watching the hypnotist. It was really funny. I loved watching kids from my club go up and completely embarrass themselves like Blake, Adam, and Johnny. I especially enjoyed watching my sister, Libby, “moo” like crazy and act weirder than she already is! New York Holstein Convention was very successful for the Tri-County Junior Holstein Club. We had many members attend and compete at the state level, and we have many who will be continuing on to Washington State for Nationals. Congratulations to the Junior Dairy Bowl A Team who took 1st place. Phil Rea, Libby Swatling, Adam King, and Team Captain Blake Wadsworth will be on their way to Washington for the national competition. Joining them are the following speech winners: Zane Swatling, junior prepared 2nd place winner; Chrissy Putman, intermediate prepared 3rd place winner; and Tyler Larmon, Extemporaneous 3rd place winner. In the DJM category we had the following participants: Wyatt Swatling, Nate King, Caitlyn VanDeusen, Katie Larmon, Lauren King, Libby Swatling, and Ryan Peck. Adam King and Matthew Peck’s DJM books were selected to go to Nationals. Other

Allegany- Steuben Club News By Carlise Bossard

Congratulations to Paige Demun for being first in the Sr. Dairy Jeopardy Contest at the State Convention. She will represent NY at the National Convention in June at Washington State. She was also 2nd in the speech contest and a finalist in the 17 years & older division of the DJM competition. We are very proud of her accomplishments on the state and national levels. Rachel Hoffer will serve as chair for the Dairy Jeopardy Contest at the 2018 Junior Convention. The seniors are working on consignments for the Spring Sale, April 28th. For more information contact Lavern Warriner, Sale Chairman. Our annual Black and White Show will be an allbreeds show, and we are encouraging other counties to participate. Again showmanship and picnic will be held Wednesday evening , July 13thand confirmation classes will be on Thursday, the 14th. Darleen Krisher-Meehan will oversee the picnic, and Bethany King and Ron Button will chair the show. Rachel Hoffer will head up the Showmanship Contest and has chosen Dean Sharp for our judge. NYN March 2017 - 13

We look forward to spring. Days are getting longer and that is always a good sign. Be safe and pray for our leaders in Washington. I thought once the election was over that it would get easier-not happening!

O-H-M Club News By Ginny Wolfe

The O-H-M Holstein Club held their annual meeting on Saturday evening, December 3rd, at the Lake House in Richfield Springs. Club director Sue Menendez served as the chairman and made all of the arrangements. Honored guests were the club’s long-term members that included Pat & Allan Pullis [45 years], Richard Rathburn and Farm Credit East-Cobleskill [50 years], & Peter Gifford [55 years]. The guest speaker for the evening was Kelly Reynolds, newly appointed as the NYS Holstein Association Executive Director. Club President Wayne Conard presided over the evening program starting with the introduction of Kelly Reynolds who spoke about her involvement with Registered Holsteins since she was a youth. She also encouraged all the members present to participate in the NYS Holstein Annual meeting to be held in January as well as the Spring Carousel events in April at the State Fairgrounds in Syracuse. Linda Byma had prepared an evening program that contained the minutes from last year’s annual meeting, the treasurer’s report, and show and sale reports. Show and sale updates were also given by the chairmen of those events—Doug Wolfe, Show Chairman, and Jason Pullis, Sale Chairman. Junior Advisor Jessica HulaFredericks reported on the junior members activities. State Director Sue Mower gave a detailed update from the State Fall Board meeting. Her report included mention of the very successful National Convention held this summer in Saratoga Springs with over a thousand registered guests from all across the country. All events were well attended and enjoyed by those folks that participated with a record crowd attending the sale held right in the Convention Center. Sue also reported that the former NYS Holstein office building on Mitchell Street in Ithaca had been sold and office space is now rented just a short distance away on Hanshaw Road, also in Ithaca. Election of new directors was held with the secretary casting one ballot for those that the nominating committee had placed on the ballot. Newly elected directors are Dan Menendez, Otsego County, and Cyrus Conard, Montgomery County. They replaced Luke Pullis and Wayne Conard, whose terms had expired and were not eligible for re-election. Also on the Board of Directors are Brad Osborne & Sue Menendez from Otsego County; Jessica Hula-Fredericks, Ben Byma & Sue Mower from Herkimer County, Brittney Nellis & Deb Quackenbush from Montgomery County, and Garritt Sammons, Director-At-Large. Re-elected to serve were 14 - NYN March 2017

Linda Byma, Secretary; Paul VanDenburgh, Treasurer; Ginny Wolfe, Reporter; Jessica Hula-Fredericks, Jr. Advisor; and Doug Wolfe, Show Chairman. Elected to serve as Club Sale Co- Chairmen were Dan Menendez and Cyrus Conard. At the club’s reorganization meeting held in January Sue Menendez was elected to serve as President and Ben Byma as Vice-President. Ben & Linda Byma have also announced plans for the club’s Spring Barn Meeting to be held at Ju-Vindale Holsteins at 2074 Ballina Road, Cazenovia on Saturday, March 25, 2017 from 11:30 to 3 o’clock with a light lunch to be served. Vince & Juliet Wagner have bred over 50 Excellent cows and developed many more. Their herd is one of exceptional type and production that is well worth the visit and just a short drive off of US Route 20 in Cazenovia. The annual club Spring Banquet is once again being planned by the junior club and will be held as a joint event with the senior club. Members need to be watching their mail for further information. Congratulations to Jim Canary and his family for being honored at the NYS Holstein Convention as New York’s Outstanding Young Breeder. We are all very proud of the outstanding job that Jim is doing with the Canary Dairy herd in the St. Johnsville area, following in the footsteps of both his late father and grandfather. Since Jim was an active junior member the Canary herd has made great strides in type and production as well as longevity. They recently received their 10th PBR Award with a BAA of 111.3% with the herd average of 29,810M 1045F & 932P. All accomplished on 100% homebred animals. With selective breeding practices Jim has been developing many outstanding cow families and this is a herd well worth visiting. Hope to see many folks at the spring Holstein events and certainly hoping for an early return of spring weather! Stay safe and warm!

O-H-M LONG-TERM MEMBERS HONORED Long-term O-H-M members were honored at the club’s annual meeting by the club’s state director, Sue Mower (far right). Recognized tor years of membership were (l-r): Allan & Pat Pullis, 45 years; Richard Rathbun, 50 years; Erin Urban representing Farm Credit East, ACA, 50 years; and Pete Gifford, 55 years. Also honored by not present were Greg Searles, 45 years, and Daniel Tinkler, 55 years.

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Spring Sale. Nominated Jr. All-American Spring Calf 2016 All-NY & Jr. All-NY Spring Calf 2016 4th jr. and 10th open at World Dairy Expo 2016 7th jr. and 2nd open at all American Dairy Show Supreme Jr. Champion 2016 Delaware County Show. Owned by Garrett Peters & Maple Downs Farms

Bill Lundy Congratulations to the most dedicated breeder we know. Love, Your Team

INTERFLAME RI-RED-ET Purchased at the 2016 Spring Sale 2nd Summer Yearling at NYSF 9th at World Dairy Expo Owned by Brock Liddle & Jack Penning

KULP-GALTON BRAXTON RUTH-ET (EX-91) Jr. All-NY 4-Year-Old 2016 1st 4-Yr-Old NY Jr. Show 2016 Purchased as a Sept. calf at the 2012 Spring Sale Owned by Brett Post, Posthaven Farm

SCO-GAIL REDLINER VALLY-P (2E-93)

Nominated Jr. All-American 5-Year-Old 2014 Her dam, Tiger-Lily Veteran 3456-Red, was purchased as a winter calf in the 2002 Spring Sale. Owned by Tyler Hymers

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Armani Sept. calf from Maple Downs Avalanche & Diamondback Sept. calves from Lincoln Hill Jacoby Sept. calf from Hobby Acres Avalanche Sept. calf from Ridgedale Well-cut Hypnotic Sept. calf from Oakfield Corners A silky Armani Dec. calf from Roll-N-View Beemer Dec. calf from Elm-Spring 4 sharp, angular bred yearlings w/show potential from Sam-Sim

Consignments are still being accepted!

Contact: Tim Zoll (845) 313-9207 • Derek Johnson (607) 435-1478 Watch the April News for more exciting offerings!

SALE SCHEDULE Upcoming Sales Managed by The Cattle Exchange March 11 Ithaca, NY CUDS Spring Sale April 6 Syracuse, NY The Equinox … An Astronomical Event (assisting) April 8 Syracuse, NY New York Spring Holstein Sale, co-managed with NYHA April 22 Cobleskill, NY 36th Cobleskill Dairy Fashions Sale April 28 Madison, WI The Pinnacle of Peak May 3 Lake Como, PA Jericho Dairy Complete Dispersal May 20 Oakfield, NY Spring Sensation Sale at Oakfield Corners Dairy May 27 Edgerton, WI Special Sale at Sherona-Hill, Mike Deaver, owner June 30 Bellevue, WA National Convention Sale at Hyatt Regency. Call 888-421-1442 for reservations July 15 Perry, NY New York Holstein Picnic Sale, hosted by Ransom Rail Farm Nov. 4 Ithaca, NY New York Harvest Sale Dec. 8 Las Vegas, NV Fun in the Sun “Vegas Style” 2018 April 28 East Montpelier, VT The Equal Opportunity Sale at Haven Farms If you are looking for quality replacements, give us a call! No order is too large or too small! Call or Email for 1st Class Catalogs.

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Outstanding Young Breeders Presented by Todd Hyman

When I think of what it takes to be outstanding or successful at anything in life, it requires two things: passion and discipline. The recipient of this year’s Outstanding Young Breeder award possess both of those qualities. Passion, in that he has a love for great cows since we were freshman at Morrisville. While at Morrisville as members of the judging team we had the opportunity to tour many of the great herds this state has to offer. When visiting these herds you could tell by the questions he asked, he was becoming more inspired to breed cows like we were seeing in those herds. He took his passion for great cows and applied it to his own herd. I remember the first time that I visited his herd of cows, in the fall of 1996. As a judging team we had decided to check out the sale at Manavale and stayed the night at his parents. I remember looking through the herd and thinking that is was a solid herd of production cows, but not any extraordinary individuals that really stood out. That passion led him to breed a great herd of cows, like we saw on our trips to Expo or the Royal. Having been in charge of the matings since high school, his focus has been breeding cows with great udders, good legs, with plenty of width and strength. Discipline. Originally planning on returning to the home farm after Morrisville, life doesn’t always go as planned. Jim decided to continue his education at Cornell, where he was a member of the national champion judging team. During his time at Cornell he interned with Cargill Animal Nutrition, then after college decided to pursue a career as a dairy nutritionist. In his time there he would build a successful territory in three different areas. His discipline showed in that at every opportunity he had he was always staying active in his home farm. Whether it was weekend trips back home to help with chores or that particular cutting of baleage or using vacation time to help with spring’s work or corn harvest. His commitment to breeding a great herd of cows never wavered. Sticking to his breeding philosophy, always using proven bulls or young sires from deep cow families that produced the kind of cows he was looking for. We would often talk by phone about herds of his customers that he had visit and conversations he had had about breeding cows and daughters of bulls that he was considering using in his own program. Discipline in staying with his ultimate goal, when he returned home to work with his father and with his herd of developing great cows. I spoke with him about his first herd classification that resulted in a BAA of 101 and six Very Good 18 - NYN March 2017

2017 OUTSTANDING YOUNG BREEDER Pictured with Jim Canary, at right, are Bonnie Bargstedt of Merial, award sponsor, and Todd Hyman, presenter.

cows. What are the results of 20 years of passion and discipline for breeding great cows? After the most recent classification the herd has 18 EX cows and a BAA of 111.3. Prior to him taking over the breeding decision on the herd they had bred no Excellent cows, to date their prefix has been on 34 EX cows including 6 at 92 and 4 at 93, including Canary Atley Bunny who also produced well over 350,000 lbs. of milk and is found in the pedigrees of over 1/3 of the herd. In the show ring, they bred and owned the Grand Champion of the 2013 Fonda Fair. This hard work has resulted in long-lived cows that allow for the consignment of animals to many O-H-M club sales and more recently the Harvest Sale at Cornell. One recent consignment, an Absolute daughter backed by a 93-point Redman dam, stood fourth in a very competitive Red & White senior 2-year-old class at the NY Spring Dairy Carousel. Not only do the cows look great but they produce great as well. On a high forage diet, the rolling herd average is over 29,000 lbs. of milk with a 4.0 fat and 3.2 protein. It is my great honor, to present my very good friend with this year’s Outstanding Young Breeder award, Jim Canary.

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Active Master Breeder Presented by Patsy Gifford

New York Holstein’s mission statement reads “for the economic and social benefit of its junior & senior members.” In other words, “families helping friends achieve financial success and life fulfillment with the common thread, the Holstein cow.” I know of no family or life story who personifies this mission statement better. I first became acquainted with this couple in 1989. It was the same month that I scored Pamtom and put Tyrbach Elevation Twinkie up for 97. We had lots of company from the area that day and all were happy that she passed. Not long after, I was working in a barn not far away. One of the visitors who had been at Pamtom, a man never short on wry remarks, told me I used the numbers 7 & 9 quite a bit, but at Pamtom it was 97 and at his herd 79. Another memory for me from that day was that, when we were getting close to finished, Grandpa pulled up at the end of the barn in his pickup truck, and all he asked was if we were done yet. They had a good working herd of cows who weren’t real pretty but they never wavered on their dreams and goals. One year, on their annual anniversary trip to the Harvest Sale, they really liked a big, broad-rumped bred heifer, but she was a little too close to calving to know for sure what the udder was going to look like. Consigned by Dave & Sue Thompson, she was Autumn Ridge Raider Meringue, granddaughter of Col-Ray Barrett Mary, who was the start of the many, many Autumn Ridge “M” names and put the Autumn Ridge herd on the map. Someone pointed Sue out in the crowd and they had a conversation. That was the start of a lifelong friendship and Sue simply said that, if the heifer wasn’t 100%, she’d make it right. They bought the heifer and that started a succession of Autumn Ridge purchases over the years that led to the farm on the knob in Granville jokingly called Autumn Ridge East. The original Harvest Sale purchase, became EX-90, and gave her new owners 1 EX and 3 VG daughters. The EX was a 92 Outside GMD/DOM who had 9 VG and 5 EX daughters. Needless to say, Sue didn’t have to give any money back on that original purchase. I mentioned the 92-point Outside Madison cow. Sometimes a bull just really clicks in a herd and sometimes a Master Breeder just knows when to use him heavily. This couple always sets goals. They set the goal of a high producing herd of VG cows. At about the turn of the century, heavily using Comestar Outside, they reached that goal in one generation with snugger udders and better feet & legs. So, this goal-setting couple decided they could shoot for a higher producing herd of Excellent cows. About

2017 ACTIVE MASTER BREEDER Bill and Regina Lundy with son Reid and daughter-in-law Breanna, and sons Malcolm and Russell.

this time, the two red headed middle sons were just realizing their love for the black and white cow. Some of you may not even know, but there are 4 sons. The oldest and youngest did their chores and respect the farm life and the values it instills, but didn’t have the passion. Both are very successful in the corporate world and are here tonight to join us as we honor their parents. The oldest flew in from Colorado. As the redheads grew in their teenage years, their parents respected their input and did everything they could to encourage, inspire, and foster their passion. They saw the local Holstein club activities and the show ring as a way to add to their Holstein circle of friends, learn from other breeders, and see how their cattle stacked up. The older of the redheads had a calf picked out in the calf pen and tied her up to show in 2000. She hanged herself one morning during breakfast in a freaky accident. When Sue Thompson heard about this, she offered to sell him a calf. Autumn Ridge Strm Murphy had a $1200 pricetag, which was all of the 12-year-old’s savings. When he thought maybe he shouldn’t spend it all on one calf, his mother said if he didn’t buy her, she would. So he did. Fast forward a year. We’re at State Fair, my first year with NYHA. A tall, gangly 13-year-old wins the winter yearling class hands down, easy, slam dunk. His win was well documented by his teary eyed mom and her camera at ringside. At that time, there was only one National Jr. Holstein show and it was in Louisville, KY. Each year, New York took a selected herd to represent our juniors. I asked Mom if her son and his winter yearling NYN March 2017 - 19

could be part of our state herd. As with everything, she said she needed to talk with her husband and son before they made a decision. In early November, the heifer was on the trailer headed south and a scared stiff 13-year-old was loaded in the car with me headed to Louisville. Show day, we knew we had her ready, but the lead judge missed her. As she stood in the middle of the 2nd pull, the associate pointed her out to the lead judge. She was moved to the first line then pulled 4th. The 13-year-old showed his heart out and the heifer, as the good one will, rose to the occasion. They were moved to 3rd. And so began Murphy’s show career. The blue and purple ribbons and the love from the ringside made her known far and wide. The love, respect, and self confidence that Holstein cow instilled in her young owner can’t be measured. In 1989, a young couple with 4 little boys set goals. They wanted to breed a top herd and occasionally add a special purchase to their breeding program. As of October 2016, they have bred and/or developed 68 EX cows and another 341 VG. There are numerous GMD & DOM. They’ve received the Progressive Genetics Award for 19 years and taken numerous cows past the 200,000 lifetime mark. The 2x production on 200 cows is 25,013 milk 916 fat 775 protein. The cow families grow and grow; Autumn Ridge purchases were key with a huge contingency going back to the Mary cow developed from the original purchase and others. The Bodacious cow is a dairyman’s dream, and has 6 VG & EX daughters already in the herd and more to come. The Wendy’s & Bambi’s are the current show veterans who have taken this herd to the next level in the show ring with blues, purples, and All-New York’s, and Best 3 Females the last 2 years at State Fair and the Tri-County Holstein show and this past year at Carousel. They scored the Hat Trick this year at State Fair winning Best 3 Females and both Premier Breeder & Premier Exhibitor banners. Unique in this era of showing, they care for their cows everyday and get them ready at the

shows themselves. Having one brother who is a stay at home tremendous daily cow care man like his dad and one who is one of the best fitters in the world works really well. I think they’ve achieved their goals, but my money says that with their unified goals, ambition, and the knowledge that the next generation has the same passion, their bar will just go higher and higher. Along with accomplishments in the barn, the Master Breeder committee considers Holstein involvement. This couple volunteers at the local level nonstop, she is a key person at Carousel clerking all the shows and keeping announcer Syd McEvoy on track. She served on the State Board and Executive Committee. She was a committee chair at National Convention and was on hand all week with junior and senior activities and helping wherever needed. While we appreciate all the time they have given to NY Holstein, I’ve heard her say so many times: We’ve met so many great people through Holstein and we’ve learned so much. I mentioned the four boys. All born within five years. All athletes of no small stature, so community involvement was mainly focused around sports, youth programs, 4-H, and Junior Holstein. Everything centers around family commitment. This earned them the reputation in their community as reliable, honest, hardworking, family-centered people who could always be counted on to help others. I’ve lifted a lot of this presentation from the nomination submitted by their sons. Now I’m going to directly quote: “They have always been a team and used that approach in not only the management of the farm but in how they raised their family and lived their life. They achieved their dreams together, one day at a time, one milking at a time, and I’m not sure there are two people whose lives have been changed so much by the love of family, the Holstein cow, and this great industry.” Ladies and gentlemen, please join me as we congratulate and honor this year’s Active Master Breeder, my dear, dear friends, Bill & Regina Lundy.

Retired Master Breeder Presented by Michael McCaffrey

The word “retired” conjures up all kinds of images – a rocking chair, a golf cart, spending the winter in Florida, or picking up a new hobby. While we are here to honor the 2017 New York Holstein Retired Master Breeder, sadly none of these images quite fit him. Our Retired Master Breeder has a distinguished and colorful career with Registered Holsteins. One of his foundation animals came as an incentive to NOT fail the 5th grade. (Perhaps some of you who are parents 20 - NYN March 2017

or grandparents might keep this in mind!) A daughter Curtiss Candy Deen Superb born in 1955 developed into an 87-point cow, cementing our honoree’s quest to breed and develop great Holsteins. Accomplished in 4-H and FFA, he was passionate about showing at a young age, and our Retired Master Breeder trained under some of the best, including his lifelong mentor Hugh Oag, and he traveled well beyond his native Western New York with enviable show strings, learning the tanbark,

how to fit and care for show cows, furthering his love of great Holsteins. One of many stories our Retired Master Breeder can tell is standing 3rd in the aged cow class at the New York Spring Show in Cortland in 1970. On top was Johns Lucky Barb led by Peter Heffering, in 2nd was Don Collins with Tuckaway Tilly, our honoree, in 3rd with a homebred cow that eventually scored Excellent, and in 4th was Dave Younger with Green Banks Admiral Mooie who would go on to be All-American that year. Pretty good company to stand among – both the cows and the leadsmen – for a 25-year-old who brought only one cow to that show. Perhaps it was his mentoring by others that has inspired our Retired Master Breeder to take a particular interest in helping young people. Wayward kids who lacked direction and suitable employment could often find work with our honoree. Working side by side with them, he took the time to talk to these kids, and they listened. They talked to him, and he listened. Many of these young people changed their direction and became successful, largely because of a kind, caring man. Milking with him was a sort of “moving therapy.” His interest in young people continues today, especially in his grandchildren and great-grandchildren who are learning life lessons and cow lessons from Grandpa. He has a lot to teach them, indeed. For many years a closed herd, our honoree has bred 34 Excellent cows scored to 93 points, she the Reserve Grand Champion at the WNY Spring Dairy Preview in 2015. One GM sire, 8 GMDs, and 5 DOMs have also bore his prefix. Well known in Chautauqua County for having not only a high-type herd but a high-producing herd always bred for high components, our Retired Master Breeder has spent his life striving for each generation in the barn to be better than those prior. In addition to his work at home, he was very involved with the Chautauqua Breeders group back in the 80’s and early 90’s. That close-knit group, made up of some of the finest breeders in the county, proved out some great bulls from some of the best cow families they could find. Getting local bulls proven was important to our honoree and he spent many an evening after his day’s work promoting bulls from Chautauqua Breeders. A great friend to many, our honoree knows you have to have some fun in life, and a few years back, our Retired Master Breeder joined up with buddies Bob Crowell and Tom Eccles to purchase a Goldwyn granddaughter of Gaige Highlight Tamara in their local club sale. The Goldwyn was housed by our honoree in South Dayton and she was a gentle giant and the apple of his eye at 92 points. The trio had a lot of fun flushing Waywardwin-T Gdwn Trace-ET who, like her family, has bred true for type and production. Both Bob and Tom hold our honoree in high esteem. You can tell a lot about a person by what others say about them. And the folks who know our Master Breeder best wane eloquently about his convictions, his work ethic, and his pleasant personality. Bob Crowell of Green Banks Farm calls our honoree his best friend and they were in the

2017 RETIRED MASTER BREEDER Howard Ivett of Halocrest Holsteins with his wife Lucy.

same graduating class in high school. They have never lived more than a mile and a half apart. “It’s been a joy to have him right near me. He and his dad always had fancy cows – big frames, strong front ends, wide, deepbodied cows - some of the best in the county.” His friend of many years, Onnolee Lind, says “What a kindhearted soul he is. Over and above his ability to raise and know good animals, he is a very humble person. His greatest points are his compassion for people and his cows.” Wonderful words from long-time friends, and tonight, he is joined by his wife of 43 years, Lucy. Together they have daughter Heather Gregory, married to Dave, and they have two children, Autumn and Collin. Son Kris and his wife Becky are now the next generation at the helm, breeding Holsteins with Dad’s lessons and influence. Their family is Alyssa & Rodney Spinler and their children Savannah and Sayer, along with Jocelyn Wheeler, Merle Wheeler, Trent Ivett, and Sandy Ivett. Grandpa has much to be proud of and he is. If breeding cattle truly is an art as much as a science, our honoree came by his talent and accomplishments honestly, for exactly 30 years ago at this Convention, his father, Lynn Ivett of Lynett Holsteins, was also named Retired Master Breeder. So the torch was passed, and our honoree did it proud. So join me friends, in honoring our 2017 New York Holstein Retired Master Breeder, the true Master at Halocrest Holsteins in Chautauqua County, Howard Ivett.

Food for thought … “Always go with the choice that scares you the most, because that is the one that is going to help you grow.” (Caroline Myss) Don’t worry about those who talk behind your back. They are behind you for a reason.

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Friends of New York Holstein Presented by Patsy Gifford Each year, New York Holstein recognizes someone who has gone above and beyond on behalf of our Association. This award is the Friend of New York Holstein. Many people gave a great deal of time and energy to our 2016 National Holstein Convention. Two people who were absolutely key are tonight’s Friends of New York Holstein. Two very important parts of a National Holstein Convention are money and providing a great junior venue. Tonight’s Friends of New York Holstein did their jobs in spades. For those of you who know them, you’re not surprised. Strong, can-do, and get it done women who just need a challenge and then get out of their way. And, special thanks to their husbands for their support, tolerance, and patience. Our first sponsor goal was $200,000. A big number, but we felt achievable. When it was reached, $250,000 didn’t seem unreasonable. By the time we had to red flag Diedra Harkenrider, she was at $300,000. That $300,000 allowed us to subsidize all event and meal tickets more than $100,000 to make it more affordable for Convention goers and host a National Convention of the highest caliber that we could not be more proud of. And Juniors. If you know Amy Braun, you know that name is a synonym for organized. When her three were juniors, she went to National Convention year after year. She knew it inside and out. I felt she was a logical choice for Junior Convention Chair. In that role,

2017-2018 New York State Dairy Princesses Crowned Sarah Rohe, daughter of Steve & Trish Rohe of Rohe Farms, Syracuse and a senior at Marcellus High School, was crowned the 2017-2018 New York State Dairy Princess on February 21 at the Holiday Inn in Liverpool. Having served as the Onondaga County Dairy Princess since spring of 2016, Sarah will devote an additional year to promoting milk and dairy products with the American Dairy Association North East (ADANE). As state princess, she receives a $1200 scholarship and will represent ADANE at county dairy princess pageants, farm meetings, and a variety of special events. In addition, she will help train new county promoters at seminars and workshops. Sponsored by ADANE, the 54th annual coronation competed the yearlong reign of Emily Ooms of Valatie (Columbia County). Twenty-one county dairy princesses competed in the state pageant which included a personal interview, 22 - NYN March 2017

2017 FRIENDS OF NEW YORK HOLSTEIN Amy Braun and Diedra Harkenrider with Patsy Gifford.

she was organized, meticulous, and creative. A year ago, she got a scary health diagnosis. Most, understandably, would have backed away from Convention to deal with their very serious issues. Not Amy. A year ago, she had most things planned and in hand. She also knew she had her tremendously supportive circle of family and friends. She never missed a beat, and the juniors had an unforgettable, fantastic Convention. It is my honor and privilege to ask Amy Braun and Diedra Harkenrider ro come forward as we recognize, honor, and thank two of my special buddies as the 2017 Friends of New York Holstein.

impromptu questions, a prepared adult speech, a product knowledge exam, writing skills test, and informal interaction with others.

2017-2018 NEW YORK STATE DAIRY ROYALTY Sarah Rohe, at left, the 2017-2018 New York State Dairy Princess; Sydney Parkin of Orange County, 1st Alternate State Princess; and Grace Harrigan from Clinton County, 2nd Alternate State Princess.

Thank You to all who Make the Scholarship Auction a Success By Nancy Wright The New York Holstein Association’s Scholarship Committee’s annual fund-raising auction at the All-Breeds Convention was, once again, a money-making success. The total amount raised came to just shy of $5000. The silent auction had 39 items donated with the highest selling item being a collection of John Deere baby things donated by the Wayne-Ontario Holstein Club. The silent auction room saw steady traffic this year and the Scholarship Committee members manning the room are always pleased to see folks enjoying checking on their bids and using the room as a gathering place to catch up with friends. TransOva donated an aspiration that was auctioned off at the ET Sale on Thursday evening. Thank you to Seth Kimball who was the successful bidder on that item. Friday night at the banquet, Dave Rama masterfully led the bidding on four “live” items. A hotel package donated by the Holiday Inn in Liverpool for the time of Carousel went to Richard and Nancy Wright, a custom-made farm-themed fire pit donated by John & Janice Barrett sold to Bonnie Bargstedt, red and green toddler “tractor” stools given by Midas Touch Genetics went to Jonathan & Alicia Lamb and Gordie Cook, respectively. Seven young people received their monetary awards at the 2017 Junior Convention. They are Cornellians: Courtney Dearnley from Copake, Stephanie Finn of Holland Patent, Kristen Gallagher from Waterville, Jen-

The Scholarship Auction room is always a busy, fun-filled place at Convention.

nifer King, Stephanie McBath – both of Waddington, and Kayla Windecker of Frankfort. Josh Chisholm of Carthage, a freshman at Cobleskill, is the 7th NYHA Scholarship recipient. Brett Post from Hobart, who is attending SUNY Morrisville, received the Ziemba Family Scholarship in memory of Steve Ziemba. These young people are tremendous representatives for the future of our dairy industry. Thank you to all who have supported this fund over the years either by donating or bidding at the auction, adding a donation on the annual membership form, a donation in memory of a loved one, or at any time throughout the year. We look forward to you being a part of our auction next year.

Social Media AGvocates Sought for DairyFAN Online conversations and content are leading sources of information for the public about how their food is produced. If you are a dairy farmer or engaged in the dairy industry, DairyFAN is looking for you. The Dairy Food Advocacy Network (DairyFAN) is sponsored by the American Dairy Association North East, the local dairy checkoff organization, and is designed for dairy farmers and young dairy professionals in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, and Northern Virginia who enjoy participating in online conversations about where our food comes from and how it is produced. The program helps hone

social media AGvocacy skills to better engage in digital discussions about food and agriculture. DairyFAN will help participants by providing guidance on how to beef up social media accounts both personally and professionally, help build opportunities for networking within the agricultural industry, and provide access to exclusive industry initiatives and events. Those interested in applying for DairyFAN are invited to join a webinar on “How to Be a Social Media AGvocate” on March 7 at 12 noon or March 9 at 7 p.m. For more information, contact Emma Andrew at eandrew@milk4u.org. NYN March 2017 - 23

New York Spring Holstein Sale Saturday, April 8, 2017 – 3:00 P.M. – Syracuse, NY Held in conjunction with New York Spring Dairy Carousel

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Offering Exciting High Genomics, Super Show Prospects, the Best in Red & Whites, & Members of the Holstein Breed’s Premier Cow Families

Clear-Echo Pure 3342-ET (VG-85) GTPI +2562 & a fantastic transmitter w/offspring over +2800 GTPI, she makes the great ones! Selling is her +2718 GTPI Jedi w/+2054M +74F +73P +805NM +5.7PL +2.9DPR +187FE +1.88T. Next dam is a VG-86 Lexor, then 3E-94-DOM Ramos 1200! Huge A.I. family! Clear Echo 518695-4838

Regancrest Chanel-ET (EX-92) 4-11 365 30,224 4.2 1261 3.2 954 By Goldwyn and a 7th generation EX, Chanel is making phenomenal daughters, made right & cut right for the shows! 2 from Chanel sell: a June ’16 Byway summer yearling & a Sept. ’16 fall calf by Avalanche. Step into the winner’s circle! Midas Touch 315-212-0032

Farnear-TBR Sr Babes-ET (EX-92-DOM) 3-01 305 29,670 3.3 974 2.7 804 An 8th generation EX, also in the PR Barbie family, her dam is an EX-91 Atwood with 1787f. Babes’ Yoder gr’dtr. w/GTPI +2607 sells due in the fall to Helix. Dam is a GP-83 Ransom that looks to go up in score and is making a big 2nd-calf record at 2-10. Cedar Meadows 315-323-2133

Beaver-Flats Gold Patsy-ET (EX-92) 4-03 305 31,780 2.5 781 3.1 1001 Her dam is a VG-87 Durham w/855f, followed by a 3E-91 Blackstar with 124,000M lifetime. A long pedigree full of great cows, her June ’16 Archrival summer yearling sells ready to run! Jeff Dana 315244-7001

O-C-E-C Gdwn Rachel Lynn-ET (VG-88) 3-05 305 28,620 3.3 957 3.2 907 A Goldwyn backed by 5 more EX dams, all with high lifetimes. Her big, stylish McCutchen daughter sells due in June to Mogul. Sam Simon, 845-489-5087

Ovaltop Advent Fallon-Red-ET (2E-91) 4-02 309 24,070 3.8 914 3.1 740 3rd generation EX, her dam is 2E-92 w/1338f, then TT Fallon (2E-94 GMD-DOM) w/2200f, followed by 5 more VG & EX dams. Her fancy Reality Sept. ’16 RED fall calf is bred for the shavings! Ovaltop Holsteins 315-858-2882

Gaige Highlight Tamara (4E-97-DOM) 4-09 365 33,740 3.9 1299 3.2 1071 Everyone knows Tamara, All-American in 2004 & “The Charm” of the 2016 National Convention! Selling from her family are March ’16 Montross & Supershot daughters from a 2E-91 Finest w/1008, followed by EX-90-DOM Jolt w/1175f, then Tamara. Numbers combined with show-winning type, it’s all here! Zuber Farms 585-548-7178

Greenlane Destry Laurel-Red (VG-89, CAN) All-American R&W Milking Yearling 2012 Her dam is a VG-86 Mr Burns from 10 gens. VG & EX in the Sunnylodge Prelude Spottie (VG-87) family! Selling is a Sept. ’15 Lotus due just right for the R&W milking yearling class this fall! Mike Maloney 518-569-5289

Co-Vale Fever Camila-ET (EX-92) 3-00 281 17,710 4.0 708 3.2 560 Unanimous All-American & All-Canadian Summer Yearling ’12, her dam is VG-88, then 3 more EX dams all over 1190f. Selling is a June ’16 Reality heifer. Maternal sister sold for $18,500 in the 2016 National Sale! Liddleholme 518-361-9946

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7 Opportunities of a Lifetime! A Fantastic Group of Bred Heifers Selling in the NY Spring Sale Long P from the Apple’s Sells

Her McCutchen Sells

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MS DELICIOUS DAQUIRI-RED-ET (VG-87) 3-10 3x 365 31,570 3.2 1002 3.4 1083 Next dam is Ms Delicious Apple-Red-ET (2E-94) with 46,510 4.0 1844 3.3 1512, then KHW Regiment AppleRed-ET (3E-96-DOM) herself , multiple All-American R&W and 7th generation EX. Selling is Daquiri’s *RC Long P daughter due in July to Lawman.

O-C-E-C GDWN RACHEL LYNN-ET (VG-88, EX-MS) 3-05 3x 305 28,620 3.3 957 3.2 907 By Goldwyn, next dam is an EX, EX-MS Outside with 1156f, followed by 4 more EX, long-lived, high-lifetime dams. Selling is her McCutchen daughter due in June to Mogul.

Fancy Doorman Sells

Bradnick from 3 EX Dams

DUBEAU DUNDEE HEZBOLLAH (EX-92) 4-00 2x 365 42,050 4.4 1859 3.3 1378 World-famous All-American, her dam is EX-90, CAN, followed by a VG-87 3rd dam with 237,000M lifetime. Selling is a really special Doorman due in August to Mogul. Her dam is a VG-86 Braxton with 1280f at 2y, followed by a VG-86 Sanchez out of Hezbollah.

ELM-SPRING PROGRESS PAULA (2E-91, EX-MS) 2-07 2x 365 25,430 3.8 972 3.0 771 Well over 100,000M lifetime, next dam is a 91-point Jethro followed by a VG-87 Mandingo. Selling is a big, well-grown Bradnick due in August to Topside. Her dam is an EX-90 Damion with 26,540 3.5 929 3.4 906 & 129,000M lifetime.

This is an outstanding group of big, square bred heifers all serviced to top sires, all backed by true-transmitting, high-producing maternal lines! Dr. Sam & Gail Simon 353 Gretna Rd. Pleasant Valley, NY 12569 (845) 471-8185 (845) 489-5087 (Cell)

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Also Selling: ELM-SPRING WNDHMMER MADISON b. 2/11/15 & due in late May to Mogul. Her dam is a VG-88, EX-MS Absolute with 28,870 3.5 1010 3.3 943 & out of a 2E-91 Durham with 936f, then an Eland followed by 6 more VG & EX dams. ELM-SPRING CHELIOS SALEM b. 1/25/2015 & due in August to Topside. Her dam is a 2E-90, EX-MS Mr Sam with records to 945f & 154,000M lifetime, followed by a Cousteau, then a GP-84-GMD Calypso & a DOM Bell. ELM-SPRING MCCUTCHEN TINA b. 2/8/15 & due in late May to Mogul. Her dam is a 3E-91 Boss Iron with 236,000M lifetime, followed by a GP-82, 2y Vince, then a VG-85 Grandslam.

Consignments That Will Put YOU in the Lead! This All-American Nominee Sells in the Equinox, April 6

To The NY Spring Sale, April 8 Her +2716 GTPI, Flush-Age Modesty Sells

MIDAS-TOUCH MCUT MALIBU-ET (EX-92 – max. score - EX-MS)

Reserve All-NY & Best Bred & Owned Jr. 3-Year-old 2016 Nominated All-American Jr. 3-Yr-Old 2016 6th generation Excellent in the Miss Mark Maui (2E-95 GMDDOM) family. Malibu is due this summer and will be ready for the fall shows. Her story has only just begun! *Also selling is her September Byway calf! Malibu is owned with Jamie & Petra Black

SEAGULL-BAY S JILLIAN-ET (VG-87-DOM) – GTPI +2548

2-01 3x 365 39,190 3.0 1192 3.0 1183 Next dam is Shauna (EX-91 GMD-DOM), then 8 more VG & EX dams with multiple sons in A.I.

Selling is MIDAS-TOUCH MOD JEEWIZ-ET b. 4/23/2016

PTA +2082M +55F +65P +788NM +6.4PL +2.8DPR 2.86SCS +158FE PTA +2.41T +2.21UDC +1.62FLC One of Modesty’s oldest daughters and already successful in IVF.

2 From Chanel Sell

April 8, 2017

REGANCREST CHANEL-ET (EX-92, EX-MS)

4-11 2x 365 30,224 4.2 1261 3.2 954 7th generation Excellent Goldwyn in the RegancrestPR Barbie-ET (EX-92 GMD-DOM) family, Chanel is making STUNNING daughters and her June ’16 Avalanche summer yearling and September ’16 Byway fall calf are both over +3.00T & will show with the best. Both heifers will be entered in the NY Spring Show.

Watch for our consignments at sales throughout the spring! Focused on Making the Right Ones!

DaviD King 69 Halfway House Rd. – Waddington, nY 13694 315-322-4162 – 315-212-0032 (cell) www.midastouchgenetics.com Follow us on Facebook at Midas Touch genetics. NYN March 2017 - 27

Selling These 4 Calves in 4 Different Sales! To the C.U.D.S. Spring Sale, March 11 A +2710 GTPI Modesty From This Family

To the NY Spring Sale, April 8 Her +2718 GTPI Jedi Sells

April 8, 2017

CLEAR-ECHO FREDDIE 2079-ET (VG-85-DOM) – GTPI +2126 4-06 3x 365 38,860 4.1 1578 3.0 1166 Next dam is VG-86 Baxter with 1285f, followed by Clear-Echo 822 Ramo 1199-ET (VG-86-DOM), the dam of “Bookem.� Selling is CLEAR-ECHO MODESTY 3963-ET b. 10/8/2016 – GTPI +2710 PTA +1444M +85F +47P +852NM +7.3PL +2.3DPR 2.80SCS +174FE PTA +2.29T +2.17UDC +2.03FLC Her dam is a 1st Class due to calve this fall, followed by Clear-Echo Shamrock 2519-ET (EX-91) pictured below, then Freddie 2079.

CLEAR-ECHO PURE 3342-ET (VG-86, VG-MS) – GTPI +2562 PTA +1390M +77F +58P +687NM +3.5PL +2.6DPR 2.98SCS +176FE PTA +1.88T +1.37UDC +1.05FLC A fantastic genomic transmitter, she has +2817 GTPI Jedi (+89P) & +2880 GTPI Modesty daughters! Her dam is a VG-86 Lexor w/2-00 3x 365 33,900 3.9 1311 3.2 1101, then an Observer, followed by Clear-Echo 822 Ramo 1200-ET (3E-94-DOM). Selling is CLEAR-ECHO JEDI 3871-ET b. 6/22/2016 – GTPI +2718 PTA +2054M +74F +73P +805NM +5.7PL +2.9DPR 3.03SCS +187FE PTA +1.99T +1.52UDC +1.45FLC

To the Cobleskill Dairy Fashions Sale, April 22

To the Pinnacle of Peak Sale, April 28

Her +2670 GTPI Expresso Sells

Her +2768 GTPI Modesty Gr’Dtr. Sells

NORTH-ECHO WONKA 3313-ET (VG-85 @ 2-03) – GTPI +2487 PTA +1365M +53F +38P +618NM +5.6PL +.7DPR +95FE PTA +2.44T +2.26UDC +2.94FLC Next dam is a VG-85-DOM Mogul with 2-01 3x 365 31,760 3.6 1153 3.1 989, then 11 gens. VG & EX, most GMD and/or DOM!

CLEAR-ECHO SHAMROCK 2519-ET (EX-91, EX-MS DOM) – GTPI +2391 3-09 3x 365 47,950 3.9 1863 2.8 1337 Next dam is Freddie 2079 (above). A huge A.I. family!

Selling is NORTH-ECHO EXPRESSO 3895-ET b. 7/26/2016 – GTPI +2670 PTA +1392M +66F +55P +752NM +6.7PL +.8DPR 2.86SCS +145FE PTA +3.07T +2.61UDC +2.43FLC

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Selling is CLEAR-ECHO MODESTY 3969-ET b. 10/17/2016 – GTPI +2768 PTA +1875M +88F +55P +878NM +7.1PL +.9DPR 2.90SCS +184FE PTA +2.82T +2.81UDC +2.16FLC Her dam is a 1st Class due to calve in the fall. Jean Peck – Kevin & Carrie Peck 800 RT. 32N, Schuylerville, NY 12871 3K ‡ )$; Email: kpeck1@nycap.rr.com www.holsteinworld.com/clearecho

Four Farm Favorites 9th Gen. EX-MS

EX-94, EX-94 MS

COOKIECUTTER MOGUL HANDY-ET (EX-92, 95-MS)

3-05 3x 342 35,250 4.2 1480 3.3 1168 GTPI +2405 – Mogul x Halo-ET (VG-88, EX-MS DOM) Handy has +2649 GTPI Supershot, +2612 GTPI Monterrey, & a +2664 GTPI Jedi daughters here. Her Supershot son, Henley 14HO7767, is +2628 GTPI.

Her +2739 GTPI Delta Sells in the NY Spring Sale

QUIET-BROOK-D BABYBOOK-ET (EX-94, 94-MS DOM) 2-00 3x 365 30,960 4.1 1274 3.3 1013 3-04 3x 365 28,870 3.9 1124 3.4 983 4-10 3x 297 31,850 3.5 1127 3.1 984 5-09 Fresh & Milking 160 lbs. GTPI +2381 – 18 VG & EX dtrs. in the herd

Babybook’s VG-87 Daughter

April 8, 2017

COOKIECUTTER DAY HALEY-ET (VG-88, EX-MS) 2-00 3x 365 35,140 3.9 1379 3.2 1126 3-03 3x 186 17,850 4.1 727 3.1 558 (Inc.) GTPI +2407 – Day x Halo-ET (VG-88, EX-MS DOM)

Selling April 8 is COOKIECUTTER DTA HABITAN-ET b. 2/6/16 – GTPI +2739

PTA +1036M +76F +45P +824NM +71.PL 2.62SCS +3.0DPR +161FE +2.79T +2.51UDC +1.48FLC A very difficult heifer to part with! She made 12 embryos on her last flush!

QUIET-BROOK-D GAMB LACTA-ET (VG-87, EX-MS @ 2-03) 1-08 3x 236 22,460 3.4 768 2.9 656 (Inc.) GTPI +2493 GTPI Gambler x Babybook with an exciting future – one of 30 Babybook sons & dtrs. over +2500 GTPI!

Lacta’s Daughter: Quiet-Brook-D Jedi Lactalu b. 6/30/2016 – GTPI +2820 PTA +2101M +85F +70P +895NM +6.7PL +1.30 DPR 2.73SCS +196FE PTA +2.72T +1.97UDC +1.71FLC

We would like to congratulate the Tudor family of Elm-Spring Farm on their recent coverage in Holstein International! And a very special congratulations to Bill & Regina Lundy of Luncrest Farm, the 2017 NY Holstein Master Breeders, as well as Amy Braun, Friend of NY Holstein. We are proud to call ALL of you friends and fellow Tri-County Club Members. Also a special shout out to Diedra Harkenrider, another Friend of NY Holstein, for all you did for National Convention 2016!

IDEAL DAIRY FARMS

Home of Quiet-Brook, Cookie Cutter, & Main-Drag Holsteins Herd Average: 1305L 29,352 3.7 1092 3.2 932 239 Vaughn Road, Hudson Falls, NY 12839

Follow us on Facebook at Ideal Dairy Farms Denise Cell: 518-858-6156 – qbholsteins@gmail.com Kyle Cell: 518-321-4317 – kylegetty84@gmail.com John Cell: 518-858-6017 – johndickinson76@gmail.com Crystal Cell: 518-321-3377 – crystal.grimaldi@gmail.com Luke Cell: 518-428-5880 – maindragholsteinsllc@gmail.com www.idealdairyfarms.com – www.holsteinworld.com/cookiecutter

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She’s BASHFUL...Don’t You Be! When she sells April 8 in the NY Spring Sale

Selling: CEDAR-MEADOWS BASHFUL-ET b. 9/17/2015 – GTPI +2607 PTA +1243M +63F +38P +793NM +8.1PL 2.80SCS +4.8DPR 122FE 4.2%DCE PTA +1.29T +1.31UDC +1.43FLC Sired by Woodcrest Mogul Yoder-ET & due in October to Helix. ,Ğƌ 'ƌĂŶĚĚĂŵ ʹ ϴƚŚ 'ĞŶĞƌĂƟŽŶ y ĂĐŬ ƚŽ ͞ ĂƌďŝĞ͟ April 8, 2017

& ZE ZͲd Z ^Z ^Ͳ d ; yͲϵϮ͕ yͲD^ KDͿ 3-01 2x 305 29,670 3.3974 2.7 804 By Shamrock from an EX-91 Atwood with 1787f, then 6 more EX dams in the Regancrest-PR Barbie-ET (EX-92 GMD-DOM) family! Bashful’s dam is a GP-83, 2y De-Su Ransom-ET with 24,210 4.1 991 2.9 708 at 1-11 & making a big record at 2-10. She will be re-scored in March & looks to be an easy VG. ĂƐŚĨƵů ĐĂƌƌŝĞƐ Ăůů ƚŚĞ ƚƌĂŝƚƐ ĨŽƌ ƉƌŽĮƚĂďŝůŝƚLJ ͙ ƉůƵƐ ĨŽƌ ĐŽŵƉŽŶĞŶƚƐ͕ ŚŝŐŚ EĞƚ DĞƌŝƚ͕ ƐƵƉĞƌ WƌŽĚƵĐƟǀĞ >ŝĨĞ͕ ůŽǁ ^ŽŵĂƟĐ Ğůů͕ Θ ŽƵƚƐƚĂŶĚŝŶŐ WZ͘ ŝĚ ůĂƐƚ ŝŶ ^LJƌĂĐƵƐĞ͊ Allen & Amy Chester and Family Bernie & Amy Moulton and Family

Cedar Meadows Farm

Joleanna

528 Cty. Rt. 30, Lisbon, NY 13658 Allen: 315-323-2133 – allenchester65@gmail.com

SPRING SALE CONSIGNMENTS

To the CUDS Spring Sale, March 11

To the NY Spring Sale, April 8

JOLEANNA DANIEL VIENNA b. 9/2/2016 Fall Calf from Joleanna Sid Vanity (EX-90) 4-01 3x 328 31,400 4.2 1324 3.3 1040 Next dam is a VG Titleist

JOLEANNA SOLOMON ZARA b. 6/1/2016 Summer Yearling from Joleanna Clark Zeraida (EX-92) 2-11 3x 300 28,730 4.6 1311 3.4 988 Next 3 dams are VG.

Vienna’s 3rd Dam

JOLEANNA DIAMONDBACK JETTA B. 9/1/2016 Fall Calf from Joleanna Goldchip Jewel-ET (VG-86) 2-00 3x 294 20,240 4.2 859 3.7 751 2nd Dam: 2E-92 Durham 3rd Dam: 2E-90 Stardust 4th Dam: 3E-94 Valor Also selling a few heifers in the Delaware County Spring Sale on April 29, including a Brady Fall Calf.

Visitors and Inquiries on Cattle Always Welcome

ARETHUSA ABSOLUTE YVONNE-ET (EX-92) 4-09 3x 365 35,080 4.2 1494 3.2 1165 Next dam is an EX-94 Durham then an EX Storm. 30 - NYN March 2017

309 Covered Bridge Road Unadilla, NY 13849 Luke 607-435-2228 • Derek 607-435-1478 Joleanna@frontiernet.net

New York Convention ET Sale 23 Full Lots Average $9985

Always one of the early year sale highlights, the New York Convention ET Sale held in Syracuse, NY, January 12, 2017 hit a $9985 average on 27 full lots, with eight individuals reaching five-figure prices before an enthusiastic, active crowd. The mix of high genomics, potential show winners, deep cow families, and embryo lots offered something for everyone. Lot number one got the sale off to a fantastic start at $50,000 for consignors AOT Genetics, Tom Kugler & David King. Sired by Bacon-Hill Pety Modesty, as were three others above $12,000, AOT Modesty Hoss-ET is the #6 Feed Efficiency heifer in the Breed at 240 and the highest GTPI progeny (+2829 GTPI) of her prolific dam, Cookiecutter Ssire Has-ET (VG-87, EX-MS) with 2-10 3x 365 38,700 4.5 1740 3.4 1325 and multiple sons in A.I. Sporting other impressive values of +940NM$, +179CFP, & +2.67T, the next dam was Cookiecutter MOM Halo-ET (VG-88, EX-MS DOM), 8th generation EX-MS in the Snow-N Denises Dellia (2E-95 GMDDOM) family and multiple high-profile progeny around the globe. Spirited bidding ended with Pine-Tree Dairy, Marshallville, OH, placing the final bid. Second-high at $23,000 came on End-Road Jett 2241ET, a +2744 GTPI Jett daughter from a VG-88, EX-MS DOM Robust with 34,960 3.3 1157 3.2 1128, then nine more VG & EX dams, many of them GMD and/or DOM. At +871NM$ +6.6PL and +2.3DPR, this soon readyto-flush heifer was the consignment of End Road Farm, Falmouth, MI, and one of four high-profile lots taken by Sexing Technologies, LLC, Navasota, TX. Aurora Ridge Dairy, LLC, Aurora, NY went to $17,500 to own Seagull-Bay Jedi Rosebud-ET, a May ’16 Jedi daughter with GTPI +2731 +871NM$, and very high Feed Efficiency at +207. Her dam, EDG Ruby Mogul Rose-ET, was a recently-fresh Mogul daughter and full sister to the popular Rubicon (+2707 GTPI), followed by nine more VG & EX dams in the “Dellia” family, all over 29,000m. She was the consignment of Winstar Genetics LLC, Shelley, ID. Staying in the Empire State with Cookiecutter Holsteins, LLC, Hudson Falls, NY was Kingemerling Mdsty Dorea-ET, a +2728 GTPI Modesty daughter from the Windsor-Manor Rud Zip (4E-95 GMD-DOM) family consigned by Jeff King & John Emerling, Schuylerville, NY. With +142CFP +897NM$ and +3.0DPR, her dam is a VG-85, 2y Minnigan-Hills Day-ET daughter with 11891f at 2-00, followed by Miss OCD Robust Déjà vuET (VG-87, EX-MS), followed by OCD Planet Danica-ET (EX-93-DOM). High seller among the “show type” offerings was 1st choice of four September ’16 females by Sid or Byway from Craigcrest Rubies Rachelle-ET (EX-92, EXMS), the Unanimous All-New York Junior 3-Year-Old & Nominated All-American after having placed second at

the 2016 International Holstein Show for Jonathan & Alicia Lamb, Oakfield, NY. The next dam is an EX-93, CAN Dundee, followed by an EX-91-5E, CAN Carlton, then an EX-90 4th dam with 222,000M lifetime. Aaron Eaton, Marietta, NY was the buyer at $6,400. Handling the gavel for the sale was Dave Rama of The Cattle Exchange, with Daniel Brandt and Kevin Ziemba highlighting the pedigrees. Accepting bids from the large crowd were Rick VerBeek, Tom Harkenrider, Patsy Gifford, and Kelly Reynolds with Merry Rama handling the clerking duties. Aaron Ray Tompkins of Cowbuyer.com was kept busy throughout the sale and handled a large number of bids online. A partial buyers’ list follows. Pine-Tree Dairy, Marshallville, OH AOT Modesty Hoss-ET (9/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000 S: Bacon-Hill Pety Modesty-ET (AOT Genetics, Valley Falls, NY) Sexing Technologies, LLC, Navasota, TX End-Road Jett 2241-ET (5/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $23,000 S: S-S-I Montross Jett-ET (End Road Farm, Falmouth, MI) Ms Jedi Mindset 6197-ET (11/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,100 S: S-S-I Montross Jedi-ET La Casa de Leche, LLC, Groveland, NY Twincounty Modesty Salsa-ET *RC (9/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,200 S: Bacon-Hill Pety Modesty-ET (Adam Fraley, Muncy, PA) Aurora Ridge Dairy, LLC, Aurora, NY Seagull-Bay Jedi Rosebud-ET (5/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,500 S: S-S-I Montross Jedi-ET (Winstar Genetics LLC, Shelley, ID) Cookiecutter Holsteins, LLC, Hudson Falls, NY Kingemerling Mdsty Dorea-ET (8/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,500 S: Bacon-Hill Pety Modesty-ET (Jeffrey King & John Emerling, Schuylerville, NY) Austin Yoder, Montezuma, GA Pine-Tree 6543 Mode 7285-ET (10/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,100 S: Bacon-Hill Pety Modesty-ET (Pine-Tree Dairy, Marshallville, OH) Venture Farms, LLC, Tully, NY Clear-Echo Frdinand 3909-ET (8/16) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,500 S: De-Su Ferdinand 12489-ET (Clear Echo Farm, Schuylerville, NY)

NY CONVENTION ET SALE PRINCIPALS From left: Tom Kugler and David King of AOT Genetics, consignors of the top seller; Patsy Gifford; Rick VerBeek; Daniel Brandt; Kelly Reynolds; Dave Rama; Aaron Ray Tompkins; Tom Harkenrider; and Kevin Ziemba. NYN March 2017 - 31

First, we wrote a book thanking everyone and expressing how much the NYHA and its members mean to us. Then we decided we need to shorten it up… There are so many people that should be thanked: Our Family Our Friends Our Peers So, if you are reading this, THANK YOU! We feel truly honored to be added to the list of New York Master Breeders. Regina & Bill BEST CONVENTION EVER!! The Lundy Family

Bill & Regina – Reid & Breanna – Pat /XQG\ 5G ‡ *UDQYLOOH 1< 5HLG·V &HOO ‡ 3DW·V &HOO ‡ ZZZ OXQFUHVW FRP Follow us on Facebook @ Luncrest Farm!

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New York Junior Holstein, Guernsey, and Ayrshire Shows – April 8 New York Spring Jersey, Brown Swiss, Milking Shorthorn, and International Spring Red & White Shows – April 9 New York International Spring Holstein Show – April 10

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Birth Date Range 12/1/16-2/28/17 9/1/16-11/30/16 6/1/16-8/31/16 3/1/16-5/31/16 12/1/15-2/29/16 9/1/15-11/30/15 SEE RULES 3/1/15-8/31/15 9/1/14-2/28/15 3/1/14-8/31/14 9/1/13-2/28/14 9/1/12-8/31/13 9/1/11-8/31/12 Born before 9/1/11 Must Show DHI Sheet Must Show DHI Sheet Must Show DHI Sheet SEE RULES SEE RULES SEE RULES SEE RULES

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CIRCLE SHOW TO BE ENTERED IN: Holstein NYS Jr. Holstein NYS Jr./Open Ayrshire Brown Swiss Jersey Red & White Shorthorn Guernsey

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CENTRAL NEW YORK TAG SALE May 11-13, 2017 - Verona, NY Hosted by the Oneida County Holstein Club

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If you’ve missed the show before, Don’t do it again!! Central New York Holstein Show July 3, 4, 5 – Norwich, NY Judge: Jamie Black

*Over $10,000 in cash given out in the ring!! *$1000 for Grand Champion *1-Year use of a tractor for Best Bred & Owned of Show – Donated by Clinton Tractor *More prizes than ever before! For entries & information: Fred Myers 8083 East Floyd Rd. – Rome, NY 13440 (315) 865-6190 or (315) 271-5329 (cell)

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97th Annual Meeting of the New York Holstein Association Part 1. The 2017 Annual Meeting was called to order at 1:10 p.m. by President Tom Kugler. Kugler asked Michael McCaffrey to give the invocation. Kugler asked 1st Vice President Alicia Lamb to lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. Convention Co-Chair Beth Keene welcomed everyone to 2017 All Breeds Convention. President Kugler welcomed special guests: Holstein USA Communications Director Ashley Mohn and Holstein USA Field Reps Seth Carpenter and Matt Lawrence. Kugler: Asked Secretary Kelly Reynolds to take roll call. Present: President Tom Kugler, 1st Vice President Alicia Lamb, 2nd Vice President Jason Pullis, Secretary/Executive Manager Kelly Reynolds, Directors: Allegany-Steuben Tom Harkenrider, Chemung Maria Lant, Chenango John Marshman for Brian Sheridan, Cortland Jessica Currie, Delaware Luke Johnson-Sale Chair, ENY Roy Denniston-Membership Chair, Franklin Jenna Russell, Lewis Diesel Hitt, Livingston Greg Coyne for Annetta Herrington, Madison Amy Kelsey, Oneida Bill Paddock, Onwego Lynnette Wright-Breed and Promotion Chair, O-H-M Susan Mower, St. Lawrence David King, Tompkins Patricia Gifford for John Mehling, Tri-County Curtis Nolan, Wayne-Ontario Hal Lusk, Nioga Cam Davis, WyomingBeth Keene National Director-John Marshman, National Field Rep: Seth Carpenter and Matt Lawrence, NY News Editor Michael McCaffrey, Publications Chair Ginny Wolfe Reynolds: Reported a quorum is present Kugler: Asked Reynolds to give the Secretary’s minutes from the last meeting Tom Harkenrider: moved to dispense with the reading of the minutes since they were given to the members prior to the meeting. Kugler: Asked if there were any changes to minutes and with none Bill Paddock second it, passed. Kugler: Asked Financial Committee Chair John Marshman gave the Treasurer’s report in place of Dave Harvatine who stepped down from his position. Marshman: Profit & Loss Notes: noted that 2016 was an extremely odd year due to the National Convention, sale of the building, and Patsy’s retirement -Membership Income down $2,739.25 -Carousel Income was up $12,259.94 from 2015, largely due to the increase in sponsor solicitation. -Sales income down $11,940.40 due to the poor dairy market -News Income is up due to the National Convention Issue in June -Overall Income up $18,289.93 -On the expense side noted: -Personnel Expense was up due to Kelly’s transition and having Patsy and Kelly work together in November and December -News expense was up due to the National Convention Issue -Net ordinary income was a loss of -$19,576.80 due to extra expenses from sale of the building and personnel transition -Income from National Convention was $155,000 -Income from the sale of the building was $206,189.51 -Overall Net Income from National Convention and the sale of the building was $341,612.71

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Balance Sheet: -Assets were up $358,431.59 due to the sale of the building and National Convention funds Asked for questionsBeth Keene asked for the goal of all of the income from this year. Jeff King asked about the investment strategy. An investment committee is being set-up. Lynnette Wright asked if there was the possibility of lowering membership costs. There was no indication that membership costs would be lowered. Roy Denniston moved to accept the Treasurer’s report, David King seconded it, motion carried. John Marshman: Gave a report on the budget from a conference call held in December. -Explained 2017 budget compared to the 2016 budget -Personnel Expenses are lower due to having no car for Kelly -Many of the building expenses will be non-existent in 2017 due to the sale of the building Ginny Wolfe: Thought the News budget for income is too high for a bad milk price year with no National Convention and no extra sales. Kugler: The higher income budget can be used as a goal for employees in all areas of the budget. Roy Denniston moved to accept the 2017 proposed budget, David King seconded, motion carried Kugler: Asked Ginny Wolfe to give the Publications Committee Report Ginny Wolfe: gave a Publication Committee report -discussed the need for more advertisement in the News -more mobile and web based features for the News - New photo contest in the upcoming News Bill Paddock moved to accept the Publication Committee Report, Patsy Gifford seconded it, motion carried. Kugler: Asked Roy Denniston to give the Membership Committee Report Roy Denniston: gave the Member Committee report -Discussed the merging of Wayne and Ontario clubs as well as the possible merger of Franklin/Clinton-Essex Counties -The membership committee challenged Kelly to get more clubs active -Roy gave the membership awards Patsy moved to accept the Membership Report, Bill Paddock seconded it, motion carried. Kugler: Asked Lynnette Wright to give the Breed and Promotion Committee Report Lynnette Wright gave a Breed and Promotion Committee report. -The Holstein picnic will be at the Dueppengeisers in mid-July -A new website is in the works for 2017 -There is the possibility of a bus trip in the fall if there is interest Bill Paddock moved to accept the Breed and Promotion Committee report, Alicia Lamb seconded, motion carried. Luke Johnson gave the Sales Committee Report -There will continue to be the sale at Spring Show as well as the Harvest Sale in the fall. Tom Kugler moved to accept the sales report, Patsy Gifford seconded it, motion carried. Kelly Reynolds gave the Show Committee Report in place of Committee Chair Doug Wolfe. -Spring Dairy Carousel judges and schedule was discussed -A new online entry system is being looked at in the office to streamline

the entry process -The committee is looking for a new sponsorship chair for Spring Show Luke Johnson moved to accept the Show Committee report, Roy Denniston seconded it, motion carried. Jeff King gave a report on the 2016 National Holstein Convention. Jeff thanked NY Holstein and all of the volunteers that made convention go so well. Kugler: Thanked Jeff for all of his and Becky’s work on National Convention. He asked for a motion to adjourn the meeting. Johnson moved, Paddock seconded. Meeting adjourned until Friday, January 13. Part 2 Part Two of the annual meeting was called to order at 10:30 AM by President Kugler.

Mohn: Saw a great increase in the number of transfers Kugler: Thanked Ashley for her report and opened up the floor for open forum: Amy Kelsey: Breeders liked the 35-year member signs, but the next time we order them make them small enough to send in an envelope. Kugler: Possibility of having a one day Convention Keene: Suggested Convention committee with members from all over the state and different breeds Kelsey: Rotate Conventions throughout Districts Wright: Thinks the office should have a bigger role in Convention Keene: Raising money can be hard for so many different events Reynolds: Looking at restructuring sponsorship solicitation Lamb: Suggested creating a sponsorship committee Bill Paddock: discussed a Young Adult Committee. He proposed having a group of younger members that were able to take better advantage of the Association. He and Kelly are going to work on a proposal for the spring meeting.

Kugler asked Reynolds to take roll call. Present: President Tom Kugler, 1st Vice President Alicia Lamb, 2nd Vice President Jason Pullis, Secretary/Executive Manager Kelly Reynolds, Directors: Allegany-Steuben Tom Harkenrider, Chautauqua Nick Yotpolis for Dan Crowell, Chenango John Marshman for Brian Sheridan, Cortland Jessica Currie, Delaware Luke Johnson-Sale Chair, ENY Roy Denniston-Membership Chair, Franklin Jenna Russell, Lewis Diesel Hitt, Livingston Greg Coyne for Annetta Herrington, Madison Amy Kelsey, Oneida Bill Paddock, Onwego Lynette Wright-Breed and Promotion Chair, O-H-M Susan Mower, St. Lawrence David King, Tompkins Patricia Gifford for John Mehling, Tri-County Curtis Nolan, Wayne-Ontario Hal Lusk, Nioga Cam Davis, Wyoming-Beth Keene National President Gordie Cook, National Directors-John Marshman and Pete Dueppengeiser, National Field Reps Seth Carpenter and Matt Lawrence, NY News Editor Michael McCaffrey, Publications Chair Ginny Wolfe

New Business Lamb: Reminded everyone to become a member of the Dairy Shrine and about their annual awards and scholarships Keene: The Holiday Inn Liverpool would give a discounted rate for this year’s convention expenses and next year’s as well if we book the hotel by the end of the weekend. Lamb: Moved to have the convention at the Holiday Inn Liverpool in 2018, Lynnette Wright seconded, passed

Kugler: Recognized the guests at the meeting including Holstein USA President Gordie Cook, Regional Representatives Matt Lawrence and Seth Carpenter, Lindsey Worden and Ashley Mohn with Holstein USA. Kugler: Asked Mike McCaffrey to give the News Report Mike McCaffrey: gave the New York Holstein News Report -discussing ways for the News to be more relevant and the online version to be more user friendly and more local section features -Expressed his disappointment in not working with New England for their Holstein Annual Gordie Cook: Expressed his thanks to Mike for trying to get the New England Annual Amy Kelsey moved to accept the News Report, Kugler seconded, motion carried.

Respectfully submitted, Kelly Reynolds, Secretary

Kugler: Asked Kelly Reynolds to give the Executive Manager’s Report Kelly Reynolds: Gave the state report -Information about the transition into her role as Executive Manager -Thanked the consignors and buyers at the previous night’s sale -Reported on Junior Holstein Convention coming up Saturday January 14 -Thanked the members and staff for being so welcoming and helpful in her transition. Kugler: Asked Ashley Mohn with Holstein USA for the National Report Ashley Mohn: gave the National Association report -She encouraged members to fill out the Elite Breeder applications for national awards. -Gave statistics on the National Association, registrations were slightly down, Holstein Complete enrollments were up Dick Wright: Asked how the Transfer Round up at the end of the year went

Kugler: Asked Mike McCaffrey to present the Resolutions McCaffrey: Gave the Resolutions for 2016 Tom Kugler asked for a motion to adjourn, Bill Paddock moved to adjourn the meeting, Lynnette Wright seconded it, carried. Meeting adjourned at 12 PM

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Richfield Springs, NY O-H-M Semen Sale Richfield Springs, NY 69th O-H-M Club Sale hosted by Roedale Farm Canisteo, NY 102nd Allegany-Steuben Club Sale, Fraley Auctions, mgr. Ithaca, NY New York Harvest Sale, The Cattle Exchange & NYHA, co-mgrs.

SHOWS

July 27-29

Syracuse, NY New York Junior Holstein Show Syracuse, NY New York Red & White Show Syracuse, NY New York International Spring Holstein Show Hamburg, NY Spring Dairy Preview, Chris Lahmers, judge Norwich, NY CNY Holstein Show, Jamie Black, judge Canisteo, NY Allegany-Steuben All-Breeds Show Schaghticoke, NY Tri-County Holstein Show, Chris Kimball, judge Auburn, NY Big 6 Show & Picnic, Abe Light, judge

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Syracuse, NY New York Spring Dairy Carousel

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6-07 3x 365 34,570 3.4 1182 3.2 1100 One of Durham’s greatest transmitting daughters, her show-winning daughters have won across the U.S. & Canada! You will be in the hunt with her March ’16 Solomon daughter. Next dam is WDE Champion Elleeta Skybuck Lucy (3E-95), next dam is a VG-88 CAN Supersire with 181,000M lifetime. Jonathan & Alicia Lamb

2-02 2x 365 29,990 4.5 1351 3.2 960 10th gen. VG or EX & a genomic powerhouse as well! Selling is a July ’16 Captain-Red with +889M +59F +40P +700NM +6.9PL +1.55T! One of the most valuable red heifers to ever sell and backed by an Olympian dam, then VG-85-DOM Epic, then Silk. Kyle Trierweiler

4-04 2x 365 40,720 4.9 1983 3.4 1379 2x Reserve All-American & member of All-American Produce in 2009, next dam is All-Time All-American Tri-Day Ashlyn-ET (2E-96 GMD-DOM). One of the finest show-winning cow families in history, Ambrosia’s 2E-93 Goldwyn with 1147f sells open & ready to flush along with 5 IVF sexed Sirwood embryos. Adam Liddle

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4-09 3x 365 35,080 4.3 1494 3.3 1165 Next dam is Sure-Can-Do Durham Vanity (2E-94), HM All-American 4-Yr-Old ’05, then an EX Storm with 1205f. Step into the winner’s circle with a fancy, Sept. ’16 Daniel from an EX, EX-MS Sid with 31,400 4.2 1324 3.3 1040. Next dam is a VG Titleist with 1073f, then Yvonne. Joleanna Holsteins LLC

3-07 2x 365 40,850 4.4 1793 3.1 1272 A 3rd generation All-American! Her dam is Coldspringsprings Dur Chan 109-ET (EX-95) x C Bermaska Starbuck Chancel (VG-89, 2y GMD-DOM). Selling from Allana’s EX-90 Sanchez daughter with 36,680 3.4 1244 3.2 1190 is a Sept. ’16 Beemer! Matthew Hoff

3-01 2x 305 25,720 4.5 1151 3.3 841 Next dam is Homestead Astronomical Deb (EX-953E, CAN) with r recs. over 1000f to 1331f. Next dam is a VG Approval, then a VG-87 Skychief. A great sire stack, watch for this really special Sept. ’16 Aftershock daughter! Pyramid Genetics

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2-05 2x 365 28,076 4.0 1123 3.2 898 GTPI +2504 & +145 points above Parent Average, this outstanding, in-demand Supersire is a 12th generation VG or EX, many GMD and/or DOM! Selling is her Nov. ’16 +2702 GTPI Modesty w/+1501M +61F +47P +820NM +8.1PL +3.2DPR +2.36T! Abe Light & Jamie Crawford

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3-06 2x 303 21,920 5.1 1122 3.3 733 Next dam is an EX-90, EX-MS Shottle with 26,800 4.7 1271 3.6 966, then the $1 million KHW Regiment AppleRed-ET (3E-96-DOM), 7th generation EX & multiple R&W All-American. One of the greatest families for sons & daughters, her Sept. ’16 Sid has it all! Kevin & Barb Ziemba

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