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Thank You Dairy Buyers at the 5th Annual Michigan Livestock Expo Sale-abration Supporters of Michigan Dairy Youth raised $43,000 at the Michigan Livestock Expo Sale-abration event on July 16. The money raised will be used to provide scholarships and support dairy youth activities such as the Michigan Dairy Expo and other dairy youth education programs.
2013 Dairy Buyers Meijers Kalmbach Feeds, Inc. Michigan Milk Producers Association The Kroger Co. of Michigan CoBank Caledonia Farmers Elevator NorthStar Cooperative Dairy Farmers of America Zeeland Farm Services Calder Dairy Foster, Swift, Collins & Smith, P.C. Vita Plus Roberts Dairy Service Class Construction Hardy’s Holsteins United Dairy Industry of Michigan Michigan Milk Producers Association Novi, Mi (248) 474-6672
Supreme Champion Dairy Showperson Kailey Sweers, Dansville
Supreme Champion Dairy Cow Parker Hardy, Tipton
Supreme Champion Dairy Heifer Lucas Moser, Dansville
Grand Champion Cheese Old Europe Cheese, Benton Harbor
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Volume 41 • Issue 3 Fall 2013 The Michigan-Indiana Holstein News is the official publication of the Michigan Holstein-Friesian Association, Inc. and the Indiana Holstein Association, Inc.
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all is here! Believe it or not it is that time of year. Here’s wishing everybody safe travels to the end of the season cow shows and sales, and a happy, bountiful and safe harvest season to you and your farms!
Renee McCauley, Editor Phone: 616-691-8424 • Fax: 616-691-1084 Sunset_Studios@comcast.net 4825 Lincoln Lake Ave NE, Lowell, MI 49331 Michigan-Indiana Holstein News 3250 Dietz Road, Williamston, MI 48895 Ph: 517-490-7736 michholstein@fnwusers.com Published 4 times per year MIHN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE INDIANA Todd Jones, Marshall 765-562-2955 Nathan Kuehnert, Fort Wayne 260-489-3766 Roger Hibschman, Syracuse 574-457-2876 Maurie Kline, Goshen 574-831-5864 Myron Moyer, Greens Fork 765-478-3187 MICHIGAN Ike Hunt, Elsie Scott Long, Clayton Sherry Meyer, Byron Center Doug Westendorp, Nashville Suzanne Tuttila, Williamston
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Michigan Holstein Association Doug Westendorp, President 5815 South M-66 Rd., Nashville, MI 49073 517-852-2121 Sherry Meyer, Vice President 7692 Kalamazoo SE, Byron Center, MI 49315 616-490-2873 Suzanne Tuttila, Executive Secretary 3250 Dietz Rd., Williamston, MI 48895 Ph: 517-490-7736 michholstein@fnwusers.com
table of contents 5...............Michigan Holstein Photo Contest 5...............Michigan Spring Foundation Sale Plans Underway 6-7............Indiana State Fair Open Holstein Show Results 8...............Supreme Heifer Tops Sale 12-13........All-Michigan Holstein Show Results 15-16........Great Lakes Futurity # 31 Entry 17.............In Memoriam 18.............Calendar 4
Indiana Holstein Association Todd Jones, President 760 E. 450 N. Marshall, IN 47859 765-562-2955 Nathan Kuehnert, Vice President 6816 Cook Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818 260-489-3766 Myron Moyer, Secretary / Treasurer 11594 Ted Davis Rd., Greens Fork, IN 47345 765-478-3187 • Cell: 765-969-1006 Holstein Association USA Phone: 1-800-952-5200 1 Holstein Place, Brattleboro, VT 05302 Michigan and Indiana Representative Max Dunseth 278 South Sprague, Coldwater, MI 49036 517-278-3030 Cell: 269-251-0232 Michigan Upper Peninsula Representative Sarah Trapp Taylor, WI 608.525.2901 The Michigan-Indiana Holstein News, the Michigan Holstein Association or their staff assume no liability for errors, omissions, content or for the effectiveness of advertising and cannot be held responsible for the timeliness of sale advertising that is scheduled less than thirty days ahead of the press date. Indexes are provided as an additional service. Publisher assumes no liabiltiy for errors or omissions. Subscription rate is $15.00 / year.
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Sale Committee Starts Planning for the 2014 Spring Sale
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he Michigan Holstein Association sale committee recently held its second meeting in as many weeks via conference call. Last year we got a late start on planning for the spring sale and things got rather rushed in the weeks leading up to the sale. This year we are excited to get the ball rolling earlier in hopes to build an even better sale. When the bills were all paid following the 2013 sale we made some money for the association but the feeling was, we could have done better. Our goal last year was to get started on building the spring sale up to a nationally renowned sale by the time that the national Holstein convention is held in Michigan in 2018. The sale committee felt that last year’s sale had the right kind of cattle with the right kind of pedigrees but fell a little short on getting the consignors the best prices for their consignments. Many thanks need to go out to the MHA members who donated time and resources to the sale. Our fitter, Craig Martin, did a great job getting the cattle ready to go through the sale ring and the MSU Dairy Club did a great job of doing the hard work involved with putting on a sale in the week prior to the sale. The 2014 Spring Foundation Sale will be set up about same as last year’s sale and hopefully we will improve on a few things and get more buyers to the sale and to make our consignors happy to consign to the sale in the future; 2018 will be here before we know it. So, keep in mind that March is not that far off and we will be looking for some great consignments for the 2014 MHA Spring Foundation Sale. Please feel free to contact Ike Hunt 989-307-0987 or Moss McCauley 616446-2670 with any questions regarding the sale. Save the date, that’s March 21, 2014, at the MSU Pavilion. See you there! Ike Hunt, MHA Sale Chairman MICH
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Indiana State Fair Open Holstein Show Indianapolis, Indiana August 14, 2013 Judge: Dean Dohle, Missouri Bull Calf Class – 1 in class
1ST MR LICORICE LUSTER (LOOKOUT P REDBURST-RED) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO
GRAND CHAMPION BULL
MR LICORICE LUSTER EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO
SPRING CALF CLASS – 15 IN CLASS
1ST HOOSIER-STAR LADY (GOLDEN OAKS ST ALEXANDER) EXHIBITED BY KELSAY SCHILLING, BOGGSTOWN 2ND SEQUA JK EMPIRE BREE (BUDJON-JK EMPIRE) EXHIBITED BY SEQUA FARM, DALEVILLE 3RD GREEN-LO DUNDEE CAITIE J-ET (REGANCREST DUNDEE) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD 4TH BOHONIKS ASHOCK SWEETHEART (MS ATLEES SHT AFTERSHOCK) ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD 5TH NOR-LENE BROKAW LADY (MR ATWOOD BROKAW) EXHIBITED BY JACKIE MUDD, BERNE
WINTER CALF CLASS – 23 IN CLASS
1ST SEQUA ROY BO (ROYLANE JORDAN) EXHIBITED BY SEQUA FARM, DALEVILLE\ 2ND LOOKWELL DUNDEE HOLLY (REGANCREST DUNDEE) EXHIBITED BY LOOKWELL FARM, ELKHART 3RD PRICE-VIEW ATWOOD CLARICE (MAPLE-DOWNS IG WATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 4TH MS LIPPLY MM GLORIANA (MISTER MAGNETISM) EXHIBITED BY LIPPLY HOLSTEINS, PLYMOUTH 5TH ENGLEKING REDLINER NELLIE (FRADON REDLINER-RED) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD
FALL HEIFER CALF CLASS – 20 IN CLASS
1ST MS SEVEN GABLES BROKAW GINY (MR ATWOOD BROKAW) EXHIBITED BY SEVEN-GABLES, JONESBORO 2ND PRICE-VIEW DUR DAYSHA (DURHAM –RED) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 3RD SCHLUTER BROKAW GEMSTONE (MR STWOOD BROKAW) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 4TH MASAL G W ATWOOD 6033 (MAPLE-DOWNS IG W ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY KUK-LAN, DECATUR 5TH SUNROSE JULIANA (SUNROSE JAKE) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
SUMMER YEARLING CLASS – 12 IN CLASS
1ST WELK-CREST DIVAS DELIGHT (KHW ELM-PARK ACME-ET) EXHIBITED BY CREEKNOOK HOLSTEINS, GOSHEN 2ND MAYHILL PICCALO TRICKY (LA PRESENTATION PICOLOR RED) EXHIBITED BY TYLER MEYER, MICHIGAN 3RD MS PENICKS ATWOOD KYLEI (MAPLE-DOWNS I G W ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY PENICK DAIRY FARMS, ORLAND 4TH LOOKWELL LAVANGUARD BONITA (COMESTAR LAVANGUARD) EXHIBITED BY LOOKWELL FARM, ELKHART 5TH FUHRMANN-VU WINDBROOK (GILLETTE WINDBROOK) EXHIBITED BY FUHRMANN –VU FARMS, HOAGLAND
SPRING YEARLING CLASS – 8 IN CLASS
1ST MS MAPLEBRANCH CHRL KAMARIA (MR CHASSITY CHARLIER) EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH FARM, MIDDLEBURY 2ND CLAQUATO-RH CRAZE EYES (MAPLEDOWNS IGW ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING/ROBINHOOD, GREENFIELD 3RD MAPLEBRANCH WBROOK FLICKA (GILLETTE WINDBROOK) EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH, MIDDLEBURY 4TH BOHONIKS GOLDWYN MILEY (BRAEDALE GOLDWYN) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD 5TH CLAYTONCREST COOKIE (GOLD CHIP) EXHIBITED BY TROYER LWH HOLSTEINS, ALBION 6
WINTER YEARLING CLASS – 9 IN CLASS
1ST JON-LU HILLS BRAX NEXUS (REGANCREST BRAXTON) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD 2ND MS STOOKEYHOLM PLAID BELLA (WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PLAID) EXHIBITED BY LOOKWELL FARM, ELKHART 3RD J&S SARA SIDNEY (PINETREE SID) EXHIBITED BY SPRINGBROOK FARMS, MARSHALL 4TH PRICE-VIEW ATWOOD CHYME (MAPLEDOWNS IGW ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 5TH ENGLEKING JXN RS PUNKIN (ENGLEKING DUNDEE RIMSHOT) EXHIBITED BY ENGLEKING HOLSTEINS, GREENFIELD
FALL YEARLING CLASS – 11 IN CLASS
1ST CLAYTONCREST HAPPY (PIERSTEIN DNDE RESOLUTE) EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH FARM, MIDDLEBURY 2ND MS PRICE-VIEW ASTRD PEAH (KINGSMILL GDWYN ASTEROID) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 3RD QUIETCOVE-CURRAN CHANCEL (GILLETTE FINAL CUT) EXHIBITED BY WICKER FARMS, MILROY 4TH TE-LOU CRUNCH DAZZLE (CRACKHOLM CRUNCH) EXHIBITED BY TE-LOU HOLSTEINS, HOPE 5TH RISING-SUN ATWOOD GIDGET (MAPLEDOWNS IGW ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY LEANN ACRES, MIDDLEBURY
JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
CLAYTONCREST HAPPY, A FALL YEARLING, EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH FARM, MIDDLEBURY
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE
SEQUA ROY BO, A WINTER CALF, EXHIBITED BY SEQUA FARM
JUNIOR BEST THREE FEMALES – 4 IN CLASS
1ST PRICE-VIEW; 2ND SUNROSE; 3RD ENGLEKING; 4TH ROCK DAIRY
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 12 IN CLASS
1ST ARGOS ATWOOD KIMBERLY (ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY ARGOS HOLSTEINS FARM, ARGOS 2ND SUNROSE JALYSSA (REGANCREST S BRAXTON) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG 3RD MILKSOURCE DAMION BETTY (ERBACRES DAMION) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG 4TH TEX-STEIN SANCHEZ JOSELYNE (GEN-MARK STMATIC SANCHEZ) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM , MILFORD 5TH FUHRMANN-VU SANCHEZ SARA (GENMARK STMATIC SANCHEZ) EXHIBITED BY FUHRMANN-VU, HOAGLAND
SENIOR TWO YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 7 IN CLASS
1ST J&S ATWOOD SANDFLEA (MAPLE-DOWNS IGW ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY SPRINGBROOK, MARSHALL 2ND MAYHILL ATWOOD THANKS (MAPLE-DOWNS IGW ATWOOD) EXHIBITED BY TYLER MEYER, MICHIGAN 3RD KA-GEO GOLDEN RAE (BRAEDALE GOLDWYN) EXHIBITED BY PRICE-VIEW, JONESBORO 4TH MS KATHYS JASPER KAREENA (WILCOXVIEW JASPER) EXHIBITED BY MAPELBRANCH, MIDDLEBURY 5TH QUIETCOVE W FANCY LADY (GOLDEN-OAKS ST ALEXANDER) EXHIBITED BY KUK-LAN, DECATUR
JUNIOR THREE YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 6 IN CLASS
1ST REIFF SANCHEZ JOANIE (GEN-MARK STMATIC SANCHEZ) EXHIBITED BY KUK-LAN, DECATUR 2ND FUHRMANN-VU PAGEWIRE RILEE (BRAEDALE PAGEWIRE) EXHIBITED BY FUHRMANN-VU, HOAGLAND (BEST UDDER) 3RD MS CHARDONAYS GOLD CHER (BRAEDALE GOLDWYN) EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH, MIDDLEBURY Fall 2013
4TH PRICE-VIEW ROY LACEY (ROYLANE JORDAN) EXHIBITED BY TYLER MEYER, MICHIGAN 5TH EXPRESS-SMD LOLLIPOP (EXPRESS SMD ASPEN CHANCE) EXHIBITED BY ALLEY FAMILY, ALBANY
SENIOR THREE YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 9 IN CLASS
1ST PAUL-FARM RUBEN CRIMSON (STBVQ RUBENS) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD (BEST UDDER) 2ND MARKRESS GOLDWYN (READALE GOLDWYN) EXHIBITED BY MARKRESS FARM, FOUNTAIN CITY 3RD STOOKEYHOLM PLAID OREO (WINDYKNOLL VIEW PLAID) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD 4TH MS J&S STAC SAN SERENA (GENMARK STMATIC SANCHEZ) EXHIBITED BY SPRINGBROOK, MARSHALL 5TH MAPLE-SLOPE GOLDWYN ANGIE (BRAEDALE GOLDWYN) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION
PAUL-FARM RUBEN CRIMSON RED, A SENIOR 3, EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD
RESERVE INTERMEDIATE CHAMPION
MARKRESS GOLDWYN TOBI, 2ND PLACE SENIOR 3, EXHIBITED BY MARKRESS FARM, FOUNTAIN CITY
Repeat Champion! The winning 5-Year-Old, SUNROSE JESS, was named the Grand Champion of the show. Jess also claimed top honors at the 2013 Indiana State Holstein Show held in early June. Jess is exhibited by Sunrose Holsteins.
FOUR YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 4 IN CLASS
1ST TEX-STEIN ADVENT JOCELYNE ( KHW KITE ADVENT) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD (BEST UDDER) 2ND FOLTZBROOK ADVENT JANIE (KHW KITE ADVENT) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG 3RD STOOKEYHOLM FINAL MIRACLE (GILLETTE FINAL CUT) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD 4TH HYCLASS JELLYBEAN (PGS SANTANA) EXHIBITED BY HY-CLASS HOLSTEINS, CHURUBUSCO
FIVE YEAR OLD COW CLASS – 8 IN CLASS
1ST SUNROSE JESS (KHW KITE ADVENT) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG (BEST UDDER) 2ND DESTE DEUCE SASY (SCIENTIFIC SS DEUCE) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG 3RD MS KATHYS DUNDEE KANANIE (REGANCREST DUNDEE) EXHIBITED BY MAPLEBRANCH, MIDDLEBURY 4TH SUNNY VALLEY JET BRANDY (FRADON JET) EXHIBITED BY HYCLASS HOLSTEINS, CHURUBUSCO 5TH PAUL-FARM DUNDEE HANNAH (REGANCREST DUNDEE) EXHIBITED BY PAUL FARM, GOSHEN
AGED COW CLASS – 2 IN CLASS
1ST STOOKEYHOLM TOOTSIE-POP (NISE-N-FANCY SCOTTY) EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD (BEST UDDER) 2ND SUNROSE JENNA (STOUDER MORTY) EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
AGED COW (DRY) -1 IN CLASS
1ST TE-LOU PAGEWIRE DELISE (BRAEDALE PAGEWIRE) EXHIBITED BY TE-LOU HOLSTEINS, HOPE
THREE & FOUR YEAR OLD COW (DRY) 3 IN CLASS
1ST DEGROOT R LOU BAILEY RC (FIELDHOUSE RED LOU) EXHIBITED BY WILLIAM DILLMAN, MACY 2ND FINELINE-VU BOOKMAN BUMBLE (WESTPORT BOOKMAN) EXHIBITED BY GENE SETTLES, CLAYTON 3RD SIMPLY SHAQ SHIMMERING (DESLACS SHAQUILLE) EXHIBITED BY NICK & GRANT RANDLE, ZIONSVILLE
SENIOR AND GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
SUNROSE JESS, A FIVE YEAR OLD, EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
RESERVE SENIOR AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE
TEX-STEIN ADVENT JOCELYNE, A FOUR YEAR OLD, EXHIBITED BY STOOKEYHOLM, MILFORD
SENIOR BEST 3 FEMALES – 2 IN CLASS
1ST SUNROSE HOLSTEINS; 2ND PAUL FARM HOLSTEINS
DAIRY HERD CLASS – 1 IN CLASS
1ST SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
PRODUCE OF DAM CLASS – 3 IN CLASS
1ST ALLEY FAMILY, 2ND PRICE-VIEW, 3RD TE-LOU HOLSTEINS
BEST BRED & OWNED COW
SUNROSE JESS, A FIVE YEAR OLD, EXHIBITED BY SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
PREMIER BREEDER
SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG
PREMIER EXHIBITOR
SUNROSE HOLSTEINS, MILLERSBURG Thank you to Max Dunseth for serving as ringman, and thanks also go to Gwen Ostrom for being the pooper scooper. Our Indiana Holstein Princess, Sabra Jackson, handed out ribbons to the exhibitors…thank you.
Supreme Champion Dairy Heifer Tops Livestock Sale, Sets Record
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he 2013 Michigan Dairy Expo got off to an exciting last week when the Supreme Champion Dairy Heifer, exhibited by Lucas Moser of Dansville, Mich., topped the Michigan Livestock Expo Sale-abration with a record-setting bid of $25,000. The buyer of the dairy lot of the livestock sale was a strong contingency of dairy industry supporters who pooled their money to purchase the winning lot.
The Supreme Champion Heifer exhibited by Lucas Moser along with a contingency of dairy industry supporters. Pictured (l-r) Ken Nobis, MMPA; Dan Bailey, Zeeland Farm Services; Dale Hollandsworth, Kroger; Brian Troyer, Caledonia Farmers Elevator; Clay Galarneau, MMPA; Lucas Moser, Chuck Courtade, Dairy Farmers of America; Staci Garcia, UDIM; MDARD Director Jamie Clover-Adams; Gary Smith, NorthStar Cooperative; Katelyn Horning, Dairy Ambassador; Todd Hoppe, Foster Swift, Collins and Smith, PC; Kelly Raterink, Dairy Ambassador.
In total, $43,000 was bid on four dairy lots: Supreme Champion Dairy Cow exhibited by Parker Hardy of Tipton, Mich.; the Supreme Champion Dairy Heifer, Supreme Dairy Showman Kailey Sweers of Dansville, Mich. and the Grand Champion Cheese exhibited by the Old Europe Cheese of Benton Harbor. The three dairy youth exhibitors each receive $1,000. The remaining proceeds from the sale of the dairy lots goes into the statewide dairy youth fund of the Michigan Youth Livestock Scholarship Fund and is used to support scholarships and educational grants for youth in the dairy industry. The Buyers of the Supreme Champion Dairy Heifer were: Michigan Milk Producers Association The Kroger Co. of Michigan CoBank Caledonia Farmers Elevator NorthStar Cooperative Dairy Farmers of America Zeeland Farm Services Calder Dairy Foster, Swift, Collins & Smith, P.C. Vita Plus Roberts Dairy Service Class Construction Hardys Holsteins United Dairy Industry of Michigan The buyer of the Supreme Champion Dairy Cow exhibited by Parker Hardy was Meijer, Inc. for $8,000.
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The buyer of the Champion Dairy Showman exhibited by Kailey Sweers was Kalmbach Feeds for $5,000. The buyer of the Grand Champion Cheese was United Dairy Industry of Michigan for $5,000. “The Michigan dairy industry is a vibrant and growing industry and we need to encourage these kids interested in our industry to stay involved, to stay excited about our industry and to stay here in Michigan,” says Ken Nobis, president of Michigan Milk Producers Association. “We are proud to support the Michigan dairy industry, and especially all the youth involved in dairy program activities. We rely on Michigan dairy farmers to supply our stores with fresh, high quality milk every day. Encouraging young people to stay involved in dairy farming helps us ensure that we can continue to provide locally produced dairy products to our customers,” says Dale Hollandsworth, community manager for the Kroger Co. of Michigan. The Michigan Dairy Expo is a week-long education event featuring the State Dairy Days Youth Show, educational contests and State breed association dairy shows. This year over 300 dairy youth from around the state will participate in one or more of the events. The Michigan Livestock Expo Sale is held each year following the Michigan Livestock Expo. The Michigan Livestock Expo is a statewide multi-species livestock event featuring over 700 youth exhibitors of beef, sheep, swine and goats that is designed to enhance the livestock industry, educate youth and showcase Michigan’s agriculture industry. Fall 2013
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OPEN HOUSE VMS - Robotic Milking Saturday, December 7th 15463 CR 46 Goshen, IN 46526 10am-2pm John & Cynthia (pictured with children Nicholas, Faith, Lucas and Nathaniel) installed their robots in September and are the 1st DeLaval VMS in Indiana and the 1st milking robots in Elkhart County! John & Cynthia are excited to welcome you to their VMS Open House… See you on the 7th! DeLaval VMS, A higher level of • • • • •
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The Jerseys
The Red & Whites The 2013 Michigan Dairy Expo may have been the hottest week of the year, but we spent the week reminiscing with friends, making new memories and showing cows!!!
Rod-er-Dic Action Leana 2013 All-Michigan Yearling in Milk
Rod-er-Dic Sultan Vienna Reserve All-Michigan Fall Calf
Rod-er-Dic Sultan Sister 4th Place Fall Calf
Rod-er-Dic Tequila Sunrise 2nd Place 4-H Show 4th Place All-Michigan Show
Signature Reality Nelly-Red
All-Michigan Red & White Summer Yearling Junior Champion of the Junior Show Reserve Junior Champion of the Open Show 1st place 4-H Show Honorable Mention Junior Champion of the 4-H Show Reserve All-Michigan Holstein Summer Yearling Reserve Junior All-Michigan Holstein Summer Yearling (exhibited by Kailey Sweers)
The Brown Swiss
Congratulations to our niece Kailey Sweers for all of her 4-H accomplishments including being selected as the Supreme Champion Dairy Showperson at the 2013 Michigan Youth Dairy Days.
The Black & Whites Reserve All-Michigan Junior Best Three Females
Plus our 1 milking Holstein at the showâ&#x20AC;Ś
Strautz-AAA Koors Cancun All-Michigan Fall Calf Reserve Junior Champion Brown Swiss
Strautz-AAA Parker Fanny Reserve All-Michigan Fall Yearling
Rod-er-Dic Real Kailey-Red All-Michigan Red & White Winter Calf Honorable Mention Junior Champion Open Show 1st Place Winter Calf 4-H Show 5th Place All-Michigan Holstein Show
Rod-er-Dic GW Atwood Angela (VG-85 @ 2-03) 3rd Place Senior 2-Year-Old
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All-Michigan Holstein Show
The 2013 All-Michigan Holstein Show was held July 19 at the MSU Livestock Pavilion. The official judge for the day was Ron Heffner of Maryland. He placed 86 heifers and 49 cows to complete the All-Michigan Holstein Show.
Spring Calf (12)
1. Hardys Windbrook Lexie-ET; Parker Hardy, Tipton 2. Class-L Alexander Bailey; Lucas Moser, Dansville 3. Minsu Lauthority 8204; Quinn Watts, Fowler 4. Minsu Braxton 8195; Ben Szakal, Corunna 5. Tumbleweed Firestone Tattoo; Burkhardt, Nugent & Nugent, Lowell
Winter Calf (19)
1. Class-L & E Fever Chloe; Eric Moser, Dansville 2. Minsu Golden Sun 8070; Sierra & Quinn Watts, Fowler 3. Hardys Meridian Delight-ET; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 4. Rod-er-Dic GWA Amy; Kailey Sweers, Williamston 5. Rod-er-Dic Real Kailey-Red; Rod-er-Dic Farm, Byron Center
Fall Calf (12)
1. Petitderc Goldwyn Starsky-ET; Watts & Lamoreaux, Fowler 2. Star-Summit Fever Basil-ET; Lucas Moser, Dansville 3. Miss Anigma Dynamite; Sierra & Quinn Watts, Fowler 4. King Street Legendary-Red; Ian Black, Vassar 5. Tri-Koebel Em Franchise; Kelly Raterink, Zeeland
Summer Yearling (9)
1. SJ-Reed Atwood Symphony; Marcus Reed, Owosso 2. Signature Reality Nelly-Red; Kailey Sweers & Casebere, Williamston 3. Ms Penicks Atwood Kyle; Randy Lettinga, Muskegon WOC-ZBN Atwood Skittles paraded across the shavings to earn Intermediate and Grand Champion honors for Hardys 4. Tomerton Braxton Evania; Betsy & Rob Braid, Durand Holsteins. Skittles is sired by Atwood and was the winning Junior 3-Year-Old. 5. Ms Southern-Edge WB Lola-ET; Lucas Moser, Dansville
Spring Yearling (15)
1. Ms Tri Koebel Glamour-Red-ET; Greta & Tera Koebel and Kelly Epperly, Three Oaks 2. Pleasant Nook CL Chancel; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 3. Q-Cove-W JMK Coran Dakota; Watts & Lamoreaux, Fowler 4. Posey-Creek Braxton Ellie; Posey Creek, North Adams 5. Budjon-JK Brx Elliteration; T&H Dairy, Fowler
Winter Yearling (6)
1. Tumbleweed Powerplay Divine; Burkhardt, Nugent & Nugent, Lowell 2. Nugentdale Powerplay Twix; Keegan Nugent, Lowell 3. Milk Source Goldwyn Jenny-ET; Lucas Moser, Dansville 4. Rod-er-Dic GW Atwood Angel; Kailey Sweers, Williamston 5. Med-O-Bloom B Snowhite-Red; Med-OBloom, Caledonia
Fall Yearling (11)
1. EK-Erhardt Sid Abeline; Parker Hardy, Tipton 2. Claydale Shane Tina; Brittany Dreyer, Zeeland 3. Tri-Koebel Party Girl; Terry & Jennie Koebel, Three Oaks 4. SJ-Reed Braxton Viola; Reed Dairy Farm, Owosso 5. Strautz-AAA GW Atwood Rose; Rod-er-Dic, Byron Center
Junior Champion of the Open Show
Petitclerc Goldwyn Starsky-ET, first Junior Champion honors were awarded to the winning Fall Heifer Calf, fall heifer calf, Petitclerc Goldwyn Starsky-ET, exhibited by Todd Watts and Aaron Lamoreaux. exhibited Watts Parker Hardy’s first prize Spring Heifer Calf, Hardys Windbrook Lexie-ET, was and Lamoreaux tapped for Reserve Junior Champion honors. Pictured (l-r) “Lexie”, Kelsey Schilling, “Starsky”, Pat Conroy at the halter, Judge Ron Heffner. 12
Reserve Junior Champion of the Open Show Hardys Windbrook Lexie-ET, first spring calf, exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton
Junior Champion of the Junior Show Hardys Windbrook Lexie-ET, first spring calf, exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton
Reserve Junior Champion of the Junior Show SJ-Reed Atwood Symphony, first summer yearling, exhibited by Marcus Reed, Owosso
Junior Best Three Females (2) 1. Rod-er-Dic Farm, Byron Center 2. Hardys Holsteins, Tipton
Dry Cow (5)
1. Rat-Rink Nate Nadia; Kelly Raterink, Zeeland 2. Ray-Jo Spearmint Lesly; Suzanna Hull, North Adams 3. Donacres Crystal Buckeye; James Luoma, East Leroy 4. Rod-er-Dic Royal SS Lynn; Rod-er-Dic, Byron Center 5. Donacres Alica Marmax; Morgan Luoma, East Leroy
Great Lakes Futurity (7)
1. Tri-Koebel Expedition-ET; Greta Koebel, Three Oaks 2. Hardys Deaver Lacie; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 3. Moram Minn Damion Tansy; Moram Holsteins, Morley 4. Jenesis-B Kylie Gypsy; Tom Barends, Fremont 5. Tumbleweed Debonar Birthday; Burkhardt, Nugent & Nugent, Lowell ;
Junior 2-Year-Old (13)
1. Mapel Wood Fever Bambino; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 2. Heaths Got Potential; Watts & Lamoreaux, Fowler 3. Kullcrest Sanchez Taryn-RT; T&H Dairy, Fowler 4. Brigeen Alex C Rhonda-ET; Tumbleweed Holsteins, Lowell 5. Tri-Koebel A Paparazzi-Red; Tera Koebel Fall 2013
Senior 2-Year-Old (8)
1. Hardys Goldwyn Diamond; Parker Hardy, Tipton 2. Hardys Goldwyn Daisy-ET; Parker Hardy, Tipton 3. Rod-er-Dic GW Atwood Angela; Rod-er-Dic, Byron Center 4. Star-Summit Dundee Margo; Star-Summit Farm, Byron Center 5. Green-Meadow Muffin Liana; Green Meadow Farm, Elsie
Junior 3-Year-Old (2)
1. WOC-ZBN Atwood Skittles; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 2. Green-Meadow Decree Mallory; Green Meadow Farms, Elsie
Senior 3-Year-Old (2)
1. Kingsway Goldwyn Avatar-ET; Parker Hardy, Tipton 2. Green-Meadow Champ Belee; Green Meadow Farms, Elsie
Intermediate Champion of the Open Show
WOC-ZBN Atwood Skittles exhibited by Hardys Holsteins, Tipton
Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Open Show Tri-Koebel Expedition-ET exhibited by Greta Koebel, Three Oaks
Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion
Hardys Goldwyn Diamond exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton
Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show Hardys Goldwyn Diamond, first Senior Two, exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton
Reserve Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show Hardys Goldwyn Daisy-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton
4-Year-Old (6)
1. Jerland Advent Greta-Red-ET; Koebel & Epperly, Three Oaks 2. Minsu Lucky Star Kathy; T&H Dairy, Fowler 3. Q-Cove-W JMK Curran Dana-ET; T & H Dairy, Fowler 4. Hardys Talent Danika-ET; Parker Hardy, Tipton
Judge Ron Heffner congratulates Gregg and Parker Hardy with their winning individuals for Grand and Reserve Grand Champion. 5. Green-Meadow Roswel Jasinia; Green Meadow Farms, Elsie
5-Year-Old (4)
1. Hardys Goldwyn Destiny; Parker Hardy, Tipton 2. Stanhope Leah Goldwyn; Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 3. Tri-Koebel Damion Mooville; Tera Koebel, Three Oaks 4. Nugentdale Mr Sam Hancel; Kristen Burkhardt, Lowell
Aged Cow (1)
1. Green Meadow Kari-ET; Justin Weber, Lainsburg
125,000 Pound Cow (1)
1. Tri-Koebel Fear This-ET; Tera Koebel, Three Oaks
Hardys Goldwyn Destiny received several accolades during the 2013 All-Michigan Show including: Senior Champion, Reserve Grand Champion, Champion Bred by Exhibitor and Best Udder of Show. Congratulations Parker Hardy.
Dairy Herd (2)
Champion Bred by Exhibitor
Three Best Females (2)
Premier Breeder Hardys Holsteins
1 Hardys Holsteins, Tipton 2 Greta & Tera Koebel, Three Oaks 1. Greta & Tera Koebel, Three Oaks 2. Hardys Holsteins, Tipton
Produce of dam (1)
1. Hardys Holsteins, Tipton
Dam & Daughter (3)
1. Koebel & Epperly; 2. Hardys; 3.Hannah Gross
Senior Champion Open Show Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhbited by Parker Hardy
Reserve Senior Champion Open Show Jerland Advent Greta-RedET, exhibted by Tri-Koebel
Grand Champion Open Show
The Intermediate Champion honors were awarded to Hardys Holsteins winning Junior 3-Year-Old, WOC-ZBN Atwood Skittles, Gregg Hardy at the halter. Greta Koebel’s top placing Futurity entry, Tri-Koebel Expedition-ET, earned Reserve Intermediate honors, Tera Koebel at the halter. Judge Ron Heffner also recognized Parker Hardy’s winning Senior 2-Year-Old as Honorable Mention Intermediate Champion. Michigan-Indiana Holstein News
WOC-ZBN Atwood Skittles exhibited by Hardys Holsteins, Tipton
Reserve Grand Champion of the Open Show Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhibited by Parker Hardy
Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton Reserve-Tri-Koebel
Premier Exhibitor Hardys Holsteins Reserve-Tri-Koebel
Senior Champion Junior Show
Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhibited by Parker Hardy
Reserve Senior Champion Junior Show Hardys Talent Danika-ET, exhibited by Parker Hardy
Grand Champion Junior Show
Hardys Goldwyn Destiny, exhibted by Parker Hardy
Reserve Grand Champion Junior Show Hardys Goldwyn Diamond, exhibted by Parker Hardy
Premier Junior Breeder: Parker Hardy Reserve: Eric Moser
Premier Junior Exhibitor:Parker Hardy Reserve: Burkhardt, Nugent & Nugent
Head shot photos courtesy of Dairy Agenda Today. 13
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PURSE: The purse in this event shall consist of all monies received by the Great Lakes State Holstein Futurity as nomination fees, subsequent payments and contributions, less actual expenses incurred in its promotion and management. All Futurity monies shall be kept in a separate Futurity Fund and used only for Futurity purposes, and shall be withdrawn only under the bona fide signature of the treasurer of the Futurity, with the approval of the Futurity committee. The purse will be divided among the first 25 Futurity placings.
FEES: Entries must be postmarked on or before and paid by these dates 1st payment of $2.50 with nomination shall be paid by November 15, 2013 Late entry of $2.50 plus $2.50 late entry fee with nomination shall be paid by April 1, 2014. 2nd payment of $5.00 with nomination shall be paid by April 1, 2014 3rd payment of $7.50 with nomination shall be paid by April 1, 2015 Final payment of $10.00 with nomination shall be paid by April 1, 2016
ELIGIBILITY: Any Registered Holstein female, bred by a Michigan breeder and owned by a Michigan Holstein Association member whose birth date falls between September 1, 2012 and August 31, 2013 is eligible for the Great Lakes State Holstein Futurity #31. On first nominations an animal may have papers pending, however, on succeeding nominations registration numbers must be available.
PROCEDURES: The first nomination must be made by the owner of the calf at birth. Four nominations are required for each animal that competes. All nominations are the responsibility of the owner. Dates, fees and rules will be followed to the letter. Monies received from the four nominations, plus donations, less the advertising and bookkeeping costs, shall make up the total purse of the Futurity. All monies shall be paid out in each Futurity.
PURPOSE: The Michigan Holstein Association instigates this Futurity to stimulate interest in the breeding and exhibiting of Registered Holsteins in Michigan. The very nature of the Futurity recognizes the accomplishments of the small and large breeder, the FFA and 4-H youth, and is open to any Michigan Holstein Association member.
Address all questions and correspondence to: The Great Lakes State Holstein Futurity Michigan Holstein Association 3250 Dietz Rd., Williamston, MI 48895 (517)490-7736 E-mail:MichHolstein@fnwusers.com
MISCELLANEOUS: The Michigan Holstein Association nor the Great Lakes State Holstein Futurity is in no way responsible for the condition of the premises on which the Futurity is held and is not liable in the event of accident or loss to persons or property. All matters pertaining to the showing of the Futurity are subject to the rules, regulation and health requirements of the show at which the Futurity is held.
SHOW ELIGIBILITY: Any animal in the GREAT LAKES STATE HOLSTEIN FUTURITY will be eligible for the open or youth class competition in its age class at the host show. The Futurity winner and the second place animal shall compete in the open championship class at the host show. First place youth entries shall be eligible to compete in the youth championship class at the host show.
SALE OF FUTURITY ANIMALS: When an animal that is entered in the GREAT LAKES STATE HOLSTEIN FUTURITY is sold, the eligibility may be maintained by the new owner and it shall be his responsibility to inform the Futurity treasurer of the change in ownership. The seller shall inform the buyer that the animal purchased is already entered in the Futurity and it will be the responsibility of the buyer to submit subsequent fees in accordance with the rules and closing dates.
MAINTAINING ELIGIBILITY: Eligibility after an animal has been nominated as a calf is maintained by making subsequent payments on the due dates as specified. This responsibility rest solely with the owner, and failure to do so cancels eligibility and all previous fees become a part of the purse.
REFUNDS: When nomination fees and subsequent payments in connection with the Futurity are received they are committed to the purse for this event and no refunds will be made. In the event that any condition should arise which prevents the showing of the Futurity, the right is reserved to cancel same and enter the remaining funds to the general account of the Michigan Holstein Association, less the actual expenses incurred.
â&#x20AC;˘ A Presidents Review for 3 Year Old Cows To be held at a designated place in 2016
THE GREAT LAKES STATE HOLSTEIN FUTURITY #31
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Registration No.
Birthdate M D Y Name of Sire
EntEr all your hEifEr calvEs. thE onE you omit may provE to bE thE bEst.
City ___________________________________ State _________ Zip Code ___________
Address _________________________________________________________________
Signature of Owner ________________________________________________________
Name of Nomination
Entry fee $2.50 per calf due November 15, 2013
Registration No.
(# of entries)
(TOTAL)
$2.50 x _________ = _________
Name of Dam
Make Checks Payable to Michigan Holstein Association Mail Entries to: Michigan Holstein Association 3250 Dietz Rd., Williamston, MI 48895 Phone: 517-490-7736
Entry Deadline: November 15, 2013
Registration No.
Official Nomination Blank THE GREAT LAKES STATE HOLSTEIN FUTURITY NO #31 • A President’s Review for 3 Year Old Cows • A Futurity Challenges Your Ability to Select Heifers That Will Develop Into Outstanding Cows.
InMemoriam Marvin S. Engleking
June 04, 1934 - July 22, 2013 Marvin Stewart Engleking, 79, of Greenfield, passed away Monday, July 22, 2013 at Indiana University Hospital Saxony in Fishers. He was born June 4, 1934, in Morristown, to Raymond and Eliza (Everhart) Engleking. He married Frances Jean Wall on March 28, 1954, and she survivors.
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Other survivors include his sons, Dan R. (wife, Cathy) Engleking, Paul S. (wife, Judy) Engleking and Brian L. Engleking, all of Greenfield; daughters, Nancy A. (husband, Jim) Mott of Angola and Lora J. (husband, Neil) Jackson of Frankfort; brother, Ivan (wife, Kathy) Engleking of Greenfield; grandchildren, Kyle Engleking, Adam Engleking, Mark Engleking, John Mott, Jason Mott, Jessica Straley, Alex Jackson, Rachel Jackson, Sabra Jackson and Hayley Jackson; two stepgrandchildren, Brandon Wells and B.J. Briles; five great-grandchildren and three step-great-grandchildren. He was preceded by his parents; granddaughter, Taylor Jackson; brothers, Roland Engleking and Neal Engleking; and sisters, Margaret Cole and Norma Matlock. Marvin graduated from Charlottesville High School in 1952. He was formerly a farmer in Hancock County, retiring in 2006. Mr. Engleking was a member of Charlottesville Friends Church and the Holstein Association. He loved playing and watching sports, especially when his grandchildren participated. Memorial contributions may be made to Charlottesville Friends Church, in care of Freeman Family Funeral Homes and Crematory, P.O. Box 265, Morristown, Indiana 46161
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calendar 2013
October 1 - 5, 2013 - World Dairy Expo Madison, WI
June 19, 2014 (Thursday) - Indiana State Holstein Open Show Elkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, IN
October 1 - International Junior Holstein Show Madison, WI
July 21 - 25, 2014 - Michigan Dairy Expo MSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI
October 3 - 4, 2013 - Grand International R&W Show Madison, WI
July 24, 2014 (Thursday evening) - Great Lakes Holstein 3-Year-Old Futurity MSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI
October 4 - 5, 2013 - International Holstein Show Madison, WI October 4 - World Classic 2012 Madison, WI, Tom Morris LTD, mgr.
July 25, 2014 (Friday) - All-Michigan Holstein Show MSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI
November 9 - Grand National Junior Holstein Show NAILE, Louisville, KY November 11 - Mid-East Fall National Holstein Show NAILE, Louisville, KY December 3, 2013 Official Genetic Evaluation Release
2014
January 23, 24, 25 - Michigan Holstein Association District Meetings Various locations around Michigan February 1, 2014 - Indiana Holstein Association 2014 Annual Meeting Corn & Soybean Complex, 5730 W. 74th Street, Indianapolis, Indiana February 6 - 8, 2014 - Great Lakes Regional Dairy Conference Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, Mt. Pleasant, MI February 7, 2014 - Michigan Holstein Association Annual Meeting at 3:00 p.m. Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort, Mt. Pleasant, MI March 21, 2014 - Michigan Spring Foundation Sale MSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI March 22, 2014 - Great Lakes Spring Show MSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI June 17, 2014 (Tuesday) - Indiana State Holstein Junior Show Elkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, IN
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Lemarju.......................................... 18
Sandy Ridge Holsteins................. 5
Elkhart County............................... 5
MMPA.............................................. 2
Starward......................................... 3
End-Road Farms............................ 5
Moram Holsteins........................... 17
Tumbleweed................................... 18
Futurity........................................... 15-16
Northstar........................................ 20
UPI - Milktoberfest......................... 9
Genex............................................. 19
Reed Dairy Farm............................ 17
Wardin Brothers............................ 5
Green Meadow............................... 14
Rod-er-Dic...................................... 11
Wonderbred................................... 7
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