April 2023 World Wide Sires Australia Genetic Selection Guide

QUICK PAGE REFERENCE GUIDE

TRAIT LEADERS FOR BPI

Pages 8-9

TRAIT LEADERS FOR HHP$™

Pages 10-11

TRAIT LEADERS FOR NM$ & TPI®

Pages 12-13

TRAIT LEADERS FOR Mastitis ResistantPRO®

Pages 14-15

TRAIT LEADERS FOR DPR & CE

Pages 16-17

TRAIT LEADERS FOR SCR

Pages 18-19

TRAIT LEADERS FOR RobotPRO®

Pages 20-21

BREED CHANGING LEGENDS

Pages 22-23

PROFIT FOCUSED HOLSTEIN GENETICS

Pages 24-43

NxGEN PROGRAM

Page 44

Improving genetics in our herd is at the forefront of our business. Our genetic consultant knows what our goals are and as a result we have noticed more consistency across the groups of heifers we are calving in. They are an improvement on their dams and the uniformity of the group is a real highlight.

Henry & Anna Bevan

Bevandale Holsteins & Jerseys, Ravenshoe QLD

L-R Baylee, Keaton & Henry Bevan

POLLED GENETICS

Pages 45-46

SOURCED ELITE GENOMIC SIRES

Pages 47-50

SHOWCASE SELECTIONS & RED SIRES

Pages 51-56

SUPPLEMENTARY SIRES

Page 57

AYRSHIRE SIRES

Pages 58-59

GUERNSEY SIRES

Pages 60-61

BROWN SWISS SIRES

Pages 62-64

JERSEY SIRES

Pages 66-74

CONTACTS

Page 75

ARE YOU STRUGGLING TO DEFINE A GENETIC STRATEGY?

WORLD WIDE SIRES CAN HELP!

EVERYWHERE WE LOOK, WE SEE THE ADVANTAGES THAT TECHNOLOGY AND DATA OFFER IN OUR LIVES.

Our tractors are equipped with GPS systems. We can apply fertilizer automatically at variable rates depending on our soil tests. Robots are milking our cows and pushing them feed. Our cars will soon be driving us, instead of us driving our cars.

WHAT IF YOU ONLY GOT DAUGHTERS OUT OF YOUR BEST COWS, BRED EXACTLY THE NUMBER OF REPLACEMENTS YOU NEEDED, AND WERE CONFIDENT THAT YOU WERE MAKING THE RIGHT GENETIC DECISIONS TO MEET YOUR GOALS?

THIS IS THE POWER THAT A PRECISION GENETIC STRATEGY CAN HAVE.

With all these advances in every other aspect of our lives, HAVE WE CHANGED OUR APPROACH TO BREEDING COWS AS WELL?

DEVELOP A GENETIC STRATEGY:

1STEP 2 STEP

3 STEP 4 5 6 STEP STEP STEP

DEFINE YOUR GOALS

Dairy farmers around the world have long been in pursuit of the perfect cow. We know the cow of the future will be different than the cow of the past.

What is YOUR ideal cow of the future?

CALCULATE REPLACEMENTS

Are you in expansion mode? Do you need to maintain your current numbers?

Where is the best calf value in your market? It could be beef x dairy calves, extra dairy calves, or another specialty.

Once you have your replacement numbers fulfilled using the best females in your herd, the remainder of the females available should be bred for the best value of the resulting calf.

RANK FEMALES

You need to be able to rank and choose the right females to breed the next generation, according to your ideal.

It’s common to rank sires based on a composite index such as DWP$®, NM$ or HHP$™. However, we often fail to focus on the maternal genes passed along to the next generation.

Use the data available on your females (genomic testing, parent averages, production data, etc) to rank them from best to worst.

SELECT YOUR SIRES

Work with a genetic advisor to help select sires that will drive you towards your ideal cow.

And remember, these may not be the same sires that your neighbor is using, or the sires at the top of the list on proof day –that is OK.

Focus on choosing sires that fit YOUR profitability goals based on your specific nutrition, management levels, and environmental circumstances.

IMPLEMENT STRATEGY

Put your plan into action!

Match the right sire to the right female, while ensuring you maintain genetic diversity in your herd by using WMS or StrataGEN.

The majority of genetic progress comes from selecting the right females and the right males to achieve your goals.

Ask your genetic consultant, as they have tools available to help with this step.

MONITOR YOUR PROGRESS

Frequent, consistent communication with your genetic consultant is imperative to the success of a precision breeding program. They can help monitor your pregnancy inventory, make any adjustments as needed, advise on sire selection, and validate your genetic progress.

ARE YOU USING THE RIGHT INDEX?

by Laura Gordon, Area Director of Marketing, World Wide Sires, Ltd.

Not all dairy operations are created the same, nor do they have the same goals. So while the existence of so many different indexes may seem overwhelming or confusing, it’s actually a good thing. More indexes give you more choices, and more opportunities to ensure you’re picking the right genetics to align with your goals. But how do you decide which index is right for you?

WE’VE DEVELOPED THESE QUESTIONS TO HELP SIMPLIFY THE PROCESS FOR YOU.

WHO

IS YOUR FAVORITE COW IN THE HERD?

Why is she your favorite cow? What is it about her that you like? What would your life look like if you could fill a barn with cows just like her?

Perhaps you don’t even know who your favorite cow is because she never needs any attention. She requires one straw of semen a year, never steps foot in the hospital pen, and doesn’t cause any trouble.

Whether you know her by name, by number, or not at all – I think we can agree that our goal is to create more cows just like her.

IN FIVE YEARS, WHAT WILL YOUR PERFECT COW LOOK LIKE AND ACT LIKE?

What were the first things that came to your mind? Consider putting these at the core of your index. Sometimes, you may find yourself referring to type traits as an indication of performance.

It’s common for all of us to draw conclusions between type traits and performance traits. Historically, we relied on the physical characteristics of a cow to indicate her performance.

Today, after years of genetic research and genomic testing, we know that these physical characteristics are poor indicators of performance and we can directly select for traits like daughter fertility and disease resistance to create the type of cow that will be long lasting and healthy in our herds.

WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING TRAITS IS MOST IMPORTANT TO YOU?

Rank the following from most important to least important:

a. Type

b. Production – Volume

c. Production – Components

d. Fertility/Reproduction

e. Mastitis Resistance

f. Lameness Resistance

g. Calf Health

h. Overall Cow Health

i. Feed Efficiency

j. Udder Conformation/Teat Size & Placement

WHY DO COWS LEAVE YOUR HERD?

Mastitis? Transition Disease? Poor Reproduction? Lameness?

Focus on the root cause of why cows leave the herd. For example, if cows leave due to Low Production…is it really low production, or is reproduction the true problem? If they had bred back quickly, would they still be leaving the herd?

How many animals do you have leaving the herd due to true conformation issues like udders hanging too low to the ground, short rear teats, or ugly legs?

If you have achieved a high enough level of functional type in your herd, we will find that conformation will rarely be the reason for culling an animal. Instead, it is her performance causing her to leave the herd.

Why is it then that so often we focus our sire selection on type traits? Perhaps we should reconsider and select for traits that will help her stay in the herd longer.

IN

FIVE YEARS, DO YOU WANT YOUR COWS TO BE BIGGER, SMALLER, OR THE SAME SIZE?

Cow size should not be the only reason you decide on an index, but it is something you need to be aware of and take into consideration.

After asking these five simple questions, you should have a good idea of what kind of a cow you are looking for.

Consider the chart below that shows the relative emphasis of each of the nine traits in Question 5, and how they are considered in each formula.

What were the three traits of most importance to you? Which index shows these traits as a high or medium emphasis?

DESIGNATIONS AND DEFINITION OF TERMS

GrazingPRO® World Wide Sires’ GrazingPRO sires are selected to improve the profitability of grassbased production systems by transmitting greater longevity, improved mobility, moderate stature, greater component yields, and superior production - all while not compromising fitness traits such as Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DPR) and Somatic Cell Score (SCS).

GForce™ indicates sires with elite genetic evaluations based on a combination of traditional pedigree data and genomic data, but does not contain actual daughter data. This combination of data increases the reliability of a young sire’s genetic prediction prior to the availability of actual daughter data.

gender SELECTED™ Look for the gender SELECTED icon to identify sires with sex-sorted semen available. More heifers is not out of reach with our researchbacked gender SELECTED sires. All gender SELECTED semen is processed using Ultraplus technology.

gender SELECTED 4M™ Look for the gender SELECTED 4M icon to identify sires with sex-sorted semen available in 4 million sperm doses. All gender SELECTED semen is processed using Ultraplus technology.

SCR

Elite Sexed Fertility™ The Elite Sexed Fertility icon designates sires that can help you achieve the highest sex-sorted semen conception rates, enhancing your return on investment! This innovative designation distinguishes our highest performing sires for sex-sorted semen in both 2M and 4M products.

RobotPRO® World Wide Sires has identified sires that transmit the desired traits for robotic milking systems. These sires were selected by focusing on component and milk yield, milk quality, udder health as well as functional udder traits. Use these sires to create the next generation of profitable cows for your specific milking system.

HHP$™ Improving production, cow fertility and mastitis resistance are the focus of the HHP$™ index. Herd Health Profit Dollars (HHP$™) Index places strong emphasis on health traits utilizing health traits and PTAs from CDCB and allows for comparisons with all active Holstein sires.

PL Productive life is a score used to identify the productive months of life a cow will have compared to herd mates. A PL of 1.0 equates to one additional month of production in the herd.

DPR PTA DPR (Daughter Pregnancy Rate) – measures the cow’s ability to begin cycling, show estrus, conceive and maintain pregnancy. A DPR of +1.0 equates to 4 fewer days open.

A2/A2 Sires test A2/A2 for Beta Casein.

Mastitis ResistantPRO® Sires which excel in multiple indicators of mastitis resistance are more likely to deliver genetic improvement. Mastitis ResistantPRO™ uses a combination of CDCB Mastitis Resistance, CDCB Somatic Cell Score (SCS) and Zoetis Mastitis Resistance.

BPI

Calving Ease Sires that can be used with confidence for easier calvings, the lower the calving ease score the easier the expected calvings.

ComponentMAXX Sires are selected to maximise total milk solids and concentration of butterfat and protein percentages.

SCR CHECK Sire Conception Rate measures the fertility of the bull. An SCR of +1.0 indicates a 1% increase in conception rate when compared to the average sire. Bulls in this catalogue with this designation have an SCR equal to or greater than +1.0.

NxGEN The goal of Select Sires’ NxGEN program is to provide genetic advantages to dairy producers who are looking for next-level genetic gains. By joining and accepting the terms and conditions of the NxGEN program, members will have earlier access to our most elite genetics, which are widely respected in today’s genomic world, and the ability to capture breed-leading genetic trends like never before.

GBG Bulls that appear with the GBG logo, and that bulls current BPI, meet strict reliability levels and are considered by DataGene to be amongst the best in the breed. These bulls will also appear in searches on the GBG App.

SCS Somatic cell score: A standardized trait for Somatic Cell Count across the first 305 days of lactation, and measures a bull’s milking daughter’s likely susceptibility to mastitis. The current 2015 base population averages 2.31 SCS. To have a standard, 3.00 PTA SCS is the constant average for the genetic trait with lower proof values indicating lower somatic cell counts and greater resistance to mastitis.

SCR Sire Conception Rate – measures the fertility of the bull. An SCR of +1.0 indicates a 1% increase in conception rate when compared to the average sire.

SCE Sire Calving Ease: This is the estimate of the Percentage of Difficult Births in Heifers when they calve the first time. The average for all bulls with progeny is 2.3%.

SPEEDOMETER GRAPHS – Displaying a graphical representation of traits including Stature, Teat Length, Kg Solids, Survival and HHP$™ The graphs display the range in those traits amongst all active bulls in the breed, with a vertical line being the medium of the trait.

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The WWS team understands our business requirements and works with us in a hands-on approach towards our common goal. Through our own custom index within the WWS herd evaluation program, we have been able to refine our selection process considerably. This allows us to breed the most appropriate cow for our system and we are confident we will be able to meet these challenges ahead of us through WWS’ team of sires. The WWS team provides reproductive, herd management, herd evaluation and the exact sire choices required for our herd in a friendly and team-minded approach to meet our needs in the years ahead.

WWS and our business have a long standing relationship. Their staff have always had a positive and can-do attitude.

WWS helps drive my business with measurable results in reproduction and production, which importantly are things that compound year on year.

Every year our cows have gained in milk, fat and protein, and with the increases in fertily and the addition of sexed semen, the growth in heifer numbers not only improves sustainability but increase our business options.

There’s no one else I’d work with.

Steve Berkefeld, Berko Group OB Flat, South Australia

L-R Steve Berkeld, Daniel Beare & Jason Henke

Stuart Seabrook Bonnie View Pastoral Company Drouin, South East Victoria Milking 600 head of Holsteins with robots

BPI

ALL HERDS HAVE A RANGE OF GENETICS AND PERFORMANCE WITHIN A HERD.

Your top end cows are making you money and carrying the poor performers at the bottom.

This example from

Research Centre identified these opportunities:

Ellinbank Top 25% BPI cows achieved:

• +32 kg Fat per year

• +34 kg Protein per year

• +329 liters milk per year

• Became pregnant 61 days earlier

$396 MORE INCOME on $6 kg/ms per cow

THIS IS THE PERFORMANCE OF THE TOP AND BOTTOM BPI COWS IN YOUR HERD:

Ellinbank

BIG SUR

HHP$

HERD HEALTH PROFIT DOLLARS ™

Balanced

A better cow for a better future.

Herd Health Profit Dollars™ is a tool to help producers create healthy, longer-living cattle in their herds. Emphasis on components, mastitis resistance, udder depth, teat size and placement are a few traits that are included to help boost your herd’s profitability!

Visit

Shallow udders with intermediate optimums for teat size and rear teat placement

Strong emphasis on mastitis resistance traits

Health-focused index that can be used to rank heifers in herds that perform genomic testing, but don’t test with Zoetis or don’t have CLARIFIDE® Plus results

Allows for comparisons with all active Holstein sires

Includes the new CDCB feed efficiency evaluations to moderate body size and efficiently convert feed into milk

7HO15769 S-S-I PARFECT HECKER-ET

GD LANCASTER-ET

MGGD:

Sire: Rmd-Dotterer SSI Gameday-ET

Healthy cows produce more

Mastitis ResistantPRO designates sires which excel in multiple indicators of mastitis resistance and are more likely to deliver genetic improvement. Mastitis ResistantPRO uses a combination of CDCB Mastitis Resistance, CDCB Somatic Cell Score (SCS) and Zoetis Mastitis Resistance.

Avoid costly mastitis cases and save money

A case of clinical mastitis in the first 30 days of lactation can result in an economic loss of $444 ($128 in direct costs and $316 in indirect costs), including loss of future milk production, premature culling and replacement loss, and future reproductive loss1

Reduce waste milk and keep valuable replacements in the herd

Mastitis is a leading reason for culling, especially in cows beyond the first lactation. The most common clinical diseases in cows reported by producers is mastitis (24.8 percent of cows)2. Fewer mastitis cases means less discarded milk and reduced treatment cost in all management systems.

Lower antimicrobial use

Over twenty percent of all lactating dairy cows receive antibiotic therapy for clinical mastitis each year and many cows receive intramammary infusions as they go dry2. Improving genetic merit for mastitis resistance will reduce use of antimicrobials.

A genetic solution to mastitis resistance

Sires that excel in multiple indicators of mastitis resistance are more likely to deliver genetic improvement. Mastitis ResistantPRO uses a combination of CDCB Mastitis Resistance, CDCB Somatic Cell Score (SCS) and Zoetis Mastitis Resistance genomic evaluations.

BLAKELY

250HO16290 WESTCOAST GD BLAKELY-ET

DPR CE

DPR (Daughter Pregnancy Rate)

DPR is the measure of the cow’s ability to begin cycling, show estrus, conceive and maintain pregnancy. A DPR of +1.0 equates to 4 fewer days open. With the need for more heifer calves for export and genetic gain, cows with a higher DPR are a great option for sexed semen.

SCE (Sire Calving Ease)

Sires that can be used with confidence for easier calvings, the lower the calving ease score the easier the expected calving. Currently 2.2 SCE is considered breed average. Listed below are some of our most elite SCE bulls, with plenty more identified within the directory.

PF & DA Borham Comboyne, NSW

photo by Amy Wright

SANDY-VALLEY MCGRAW-ET

SCR

SCR (Sire Conception Rate)

Sire Conception Rate is not a genetic trait. SCR measures the semen fertility of a bull. An SCR of +1.0 indicates a 1% increase in conception rate when compared to the average sire.

Calf photo at the Whytcross Family Dairy, Swan Marsh, Victoria photo by Amy Wright

CIRRUS-P

P PRIVATEER-ET

PGD: Siemers Lmda Paris

MGGD: Sandy-Valley Md Pleasure-ET EX-91

Your solution for automated milking systems

RobotPRO identifies sires that transmit the desired traits for robotic milking systems. These sires are selected by focusing on components and milk yield, udder health, longevity and durability, as well as functional udder traits.

Offspring will be robot-reliable

Use RobotPRO sires to create the next generation of profitable cows for your robotic milking system!

Geared toward critical robot management factors

Sires are selected with emphasis on maximizing the pounds of milk, fat and protein yield per minute of robot time.

Formulated with an emphasis on health and wellness

Expect daughters to perform well with minimal management issues and to transition quickly. Sires have low Somatic Cell Scores (SCS) and high mastitis resistance. Visit our website to find more RobotPRO sires!

RobotPRO assures correct Rear Teat Placement and Teat Length for your robots.

ISON-P

7HO15790 HOUIN SSI PARFECT ISON-P-ET

Paternal

DOC 250HO12961 WOODCREST KING DOC

Claynook Luster Cale

7HO15085 SIEMERS RENGD PARFECT-ET A2A2

RENEGADE-ET

WE HAVE BEEN A WWS CUSTOMER FOR 15 YEARS PURELY BECAUSE WE HAVE BUILT A STRONG SOLID RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PEOPLE AND THE COMPANY WE TRUST. WE WOULDN’T LOOK BACK.

Since working with WWS we have seen improved consistency in our heifers coming through each year. The most rewarding thing about using WWS is seeing a cracking robust heifer calf turn into an outstanding milking cow standing next to her mother, grandmother and her great grandmother in the dairy.

Mathew Campbell, Cloverlea Dairy SA

L-R Rod Walker, Steph, Everleigh & Matt Campbell

ALADDIN-P

250HO15963 AR-JOY CU PARI ALADDIN-P-ET

DMAC

OCD RENEGADE DMAC-ET

GORDON

WELCOME SILVER GRIFF-ET

Griff daughters; Yarrimbah, Mathoura NSW

Mar-Crest Hancock Heidi VG-85

Mar-Crest Hancock Holly VG-88

MGD: Cookiecutter Dta HabitanET EX-90 Dam:

POTENTIAL OF EVERY MAXIMIZE PROFIT PREGNANCY

A BEEF ON DAIRY GENETIC STRATEGY CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PROFIT POTENTIAL

MANAGE REPLACEMENT INVENTORY

• Use sexed dairy semen on high genetic merit females to produce high genetic replacement heifers

• Breed the remainder of the herd to beef breed sires that suit your operation and market

ACCELERATE GENETIC PROGRESS

Rate of Genetic Progress = Selection Intensity x Accuracy of Selection x Genetic Variation

Generation Interval

INCREASE PROFIT ON CALVES SOLD

• In many markets, Beef x Dairy cross calves can bring $100 to $200 over a straight Holstein calf

• Low birth weight, fast growing calves with superior marbling carcass = more profit

WHAT DOES THE DAIRY PRODUCER WANT?

SUPERIOR FERTILITY 1

CALVING EASE 2

FIND OUT WHAT THE MARKET WANTS IN YOUR AREA AND ADJUST YOUR GENETIC STRATEGY APPROPRIATELY

Which breed is best for your beef on dairy program?

What are the most important EPD traits to emphasize in your breeding program?

What are your marketing options and how can you fully utilize them to your highest profit potential?

World Wide Sires is committed to semen quality. A 1% improvement in pregnancy rate is worth $15 to $35 per cow per year.2 Beef semen from WWS is highly fertile.

Fewer difficult births = healthier calves and fresh cows. A veterinary assisted calving creates a loss of approximately 2kg of milk per day for that lactation compared with an unassisted calving.3 Select beef breeds for birth weight, and individual bulls for calving ease direct score.

SHORTER GESTATION LENGTH 3

Long dry periods can lead to overconditioning and metabolic imbalances such as ketosis and milk fever. Choosing beef breeds that have gestation length similar to the dairy breeds help prevent this. Short gestation length is also advantageous in seasonal calving herds to shorten the calving period.

UNDERSTANDING BEEF EPD TRAITS TO CHOOSE THE BEST SIRES

CED (Calving Ease Direct) is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire’s calves will be born when he is bred to firstcalf heifers.

BW (Birth Weight EPD) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit birth weight to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

WW (Weaning Weight EPD) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit weaning growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

YW (Yearling Weight EPD) expressed in pounds, is a predictor of a sire’s ability to transmit yearling growth to his progeny compared to that of other sires.

CW (Carcass Weight EPD) expressed in pounds is a predictor of the differences in hot carcass weight of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

MARB (Marbling EPD) expressed as a fraction of the difference in USDA marbling score of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

REA (Ribeye Area EPD) expressed in square inches, is a predictor of the difference in ribeye area of a sire’s progeny compared to progeny of other sires.

THE TRAITS LISTED HERE ARE THOSE THAT HAVE THE BIGGEST ECONOMIC IMPACT FOR A DAIRY PRODUCER WHEN USING A BEEF BULL ON DAIRY COWS.

For a full description of all Beef EPDs, scan here:

MELLENCAMP-ET

Sire: Sandy-Valley Supercharge-ET

MOUNTAINEER

PARSLY

7HO15523 SIEMERS TWN PARSLY 32480-ET

PAZZLE

RZ PAZZLE 34954-ET

W-R-L SSI RENEGAD REMEDY-ET

ROADSTER

250HO15026 BERRYRIDGE SSI ROADSTER-ET

RONALD-ET

Jeffrey-Way Spunky-Red-ET

RONDO

SAHARA-ET

WWS works with me to meet the unique needs of my operation by ensuring we have cows that can hold up in a large herd.

We are a high input, dryland farm and our cows need to be able to walk, milk, eat and get back in calf – a big ask for high producing animals. World Wide Sires delivers.

EX SHIPMENT AND 12HCL SHIPPERS ALSO AVAILABLE

AI GUN WARMER CITO THAW UNIT 12/240V

DOBLE 34 TANK

Ken & Bonnie Ravenhill Ravenhill Pastoral, Narrikup WA

MY WWS ADVISOR IS AS INVESTED IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF OUR HERD AS WE ARE.

TACITUS

7HO15025 BERRYRIDGE SSI TACITUS-ET

TALON-ET

5th dam:

Bookem Modesto 7269ET VG-87

7HO15112 LEANINGHOUSE TAOS-ET

S-S-I MILLINGTON TOTEM-ET

ULYSSES

BR TAOS ULYSSES-ET

WIGGINS

CAPTURE GENETIC TRENDS like never before!

The goal of Select Sires’ NxGEN program is to provide genetic advantages to dairy producers who are looking for next-level genetic gains. By joining and accepting the terms and conditions of the NxGEN program, members will have earlier access to our most elite genetics, which are widely respected in today’s genomic world, and the ability to capture breed-leading genetic trends like never before.

HAYK 7HO15977 WELCOME-TEL TAOS HAYK-ET

AMEN-PP

7HO16099 AR-JOY CU LP AMEN-PP-ET

MAX-PP*RC

RIVERBEND-PP

HAKAN-P

HANSKE-P-ET

Dam: Siemers Lstr Hanan 33317-ET

7HO16116 SIEMERS PFCT HARDY 35126-ET

Dam: Siemers Alvz Hanan 31406-ET VG-88

HOME HARPY 36469-ET

HAS IT ALL

7HO16295 DUCKETT PFCT HAS IT ALL-ET

37006-ET

AMAETHON P

KINGS-RANSOM D CADILLAC-ET

DRPERFECT

MB-LUCKYLADY EYE CANDY-ET

DUCKETT CRUSH TATOO-ET

ANALYST-RED

RAGER-RED

7HO12344

REBEL-RED

REBEL-RED-ET

REEVE-RED

14HO14464 MR STONE-FRONT REEVE-RED-ET

WARRIOR-RED 7HO14477 MR BLONDIN WARRIOR-RED-ET

SUPPLEMENTARY BULLS TRAIT LEADERS

BPI FAT AND PROTEIN

DAUGHTER PREGNANCY RATE

SIRE CONCEPTION RATE

SIRE CALVING EASE

GESTATION LENGTH

TYPE

UDDER COMPOSITE

TEAT LENGTH

Herd photo: T & M Parish, Bambra Victoria

Photo by Andrew Cullen

REAGAN 7AY00111 PALMYRA BERKELY REAGAN-ET

Palmyra Power Roanoke

6GU00117 MEADOW GLOW L KANDYMAN

DJ

DIVAS JCPENNY DJ

VIEW CHARMING DESIGN

TANK

Dam: Cozy Nook PSLI Treacherous ET

MGD: Cozy Nook Pronto Twylight EX-92

Dam: La Rainbow Sweet Silk ETV

SLIM SHADY PP

9BS00933 MEADO-BROOK SLIM SHADY PP

SKIPPER

9BS00935 LA RAINBOW SWEET SKIPPER ET

MGD: La Rainbow BROWN SWISS

STURGIS-ET

7JE01726 PRIMUS

STARLORD-ET

SEISMIC-PP-ET

Starlor daughters Max & Judy Hann, Lockington, Victoria

Starlor daughter Max & Judy Hann, Lockington, Victoria

OVERALLS 7JE02022 ROWLEYS 80 CALIBAN OVERALLS-ET

Megapower daughters; Bellambi Jerseys, Philip Wallace

WILSONVIEW IF MATT-ET

Matt daughter, Philip Wallace

KAMAKAZI

JX WESSON {6}

{6}-ET

JX MARCELLUS {5}

FRINGE

7JE01822 VICTORY S-S-I MIAMI FRINGE-ET

Paternal sister: CDF Miami Rok W6323 VG-83

Paternal sister: Yosmite Miami Mackenzie 40422

REGENCY CASINO-ET

BOSA 7JE01904 JCJ JLS CHROME BOSA-ET

BIG RED

RHONDAS BIG RED-ET

Suess Lexicon Rhonda EX-93

Dam: JCJ Drew 40543 VG-87

Paternal sister: DC Chrome Dream Maker EX-93

Dam: Suess Lexicon Rhonda EX-93

Front cover photos: Whytcross Family herd at Swanmarsh; The Smith Family herd at Yarrimbah Farms Back cover photo: The Sprunt Family herd at Kaarmona