December 2022 World Wide Sires South Africa Catalogue

WWS SOUTH AFRICA SALES TEAM

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SALESMAN CELLPHONE EMAIL

Eastern Cape North Francois Van Niewenhuizen 0840381071 francois@wwsires.co.za

Eastern Cape South Clinton Snyman 0649020069 clinton@wwsires.co.za

FS, Northwest & WMS Gavin Jankielsohn 0832652684 heyday@telkomsa.net

Gauteng & Mpumalanga Trevor Colby 0824496841 colby@iafrica.com

Kwazulu-Natal Paul Meade 0825661924 gppaul@iafrica.com

Kwazulu-Natal-Four Lakes Mathew Graham 0711706942 mathew@fourlakes.co.za

Northern Natal Julius Beukes 0832682486 julius@wwsires.co.za

Southern Cape - Overberg Derick Coetzee 0823736068 djcoetzee@telkomsa.net

Southern Cape & WMS Mirtelize Kreuter 0846270109 mirtelize@wwsires.co.za

Southern Cape Depot Rossouw Du Toit 00636974006 rossouw@fourlakes.co.za

Western Cape & WMS Theuns Bruwer 0825759707 theuns@wwsires.co.za

CowManager Gerrie Ebersohn 0824566510 gerrite@iafrica.com

Distribution/Office Debbie Bruwer 0215570606 debbie@wwsires.co.za

Four Lakes Manager AC Kotze 0833058799 ac@fourlakes.co.za

General Manager Wade Pringle 0824496878 wade@wwsires.co.za

Sales Manager Rennie Pringle 0761246941 rennie@wwsires.co.za

INDEX OF SIRES

HOLSTEIN

NAME PAGE

BANGKOK 8

BASIC 8

BAUGHMAN 8

BOLD 8

BOWLINE 9

BRAWN 9

BROADWAY 9

CALVERT-P 9

CAPITAL 10

CASABLANCA 10

CHEESE 10

CHEESECRISP 10

CHILTON 11

CIRRUS-P 11

CONFIDENTIAL 11

COSMO 11

DANMAN 12

DAVOS 12

DERRINGER 12

DIGITAL 12

DYSON 13

EARNEST BASS 13

EAST 13

ELON 13

EMINENT 14

EVERYHOUR 14

FEARLESS 14

FINISHLINE 14

FOXCATCHER 15

GIBSON 15 GLORY 15 GLOYD 15

NAME

NAME PAGE

MUFASA 24 NEWPORT 24 OLAVE 24 ORNAMENT 24 PADAWAN 25 PEARCE 25 PRUSIK 25 RESOLVE 25 REVOLUTION 26 REWARD-RED 26 RICHE 26 ROLAN 26 ROUNDHOUSE 27 RUBEN 27 SABERTOOTH 27 SAHARA 27 SEAR 28 SEBASTIAN 28 SIMBA 28 SPY 28 SPYKER 29 STIHL 29 TUBES 29 WAR ZONE 29

JERSEY

NAME PAGE

ACE {4} 36

ALCAN 36

JX ALLTIME {4} 36 BLIZZARD 36

CALIBAN 37

CASINO 37

CHROME 37 CLOSER 37

JX COLGATE {6} 38

JX CORBIN 38

JX CORDOBA {5} 38

JX CORSAIR {5} 38

JX DASHIELL {6} 39

DIRK 39

FIRSTCUT 39 FLEMING 39

FORTUNA 40

FRINGE 40

GOLDEN JUG 40 GRADUATE 40

JAKE 41

JX JAYLEN {4} 41

KAMAKAZI 41

LEMONHEAD 41

JX MARCELLUS {5} 42

MATT 42

JX MESA {5} 42

NICKLAUS 42

JX NOX {4} 43

OLIVER-P 43

OVERALLS 43

NAME PAGE

JX PINE {6} 43

SPICY 44

STARLORD 44 STEARNS 44 JX STONEY {3} 44 STURGIS 45 JX THRASHER {6} 45 TINCUP {4} 45 TUCKER {6} 45 URI 46

VOLANT 46

JX WEBB {4} 46 JX WESSON {6} 46 WYLDE 44

BEEF BULLS

BREED PAGE

BLACK ANGUS 47 RED ANGUS 47

WAGYU 47

Cover photos at Glynton Jerseys, Dundee, KZN and Limpopo Dairy, Louis Trichardt, Soutpansberg. Photo on page 3 at Rockfontein Farm, Eastwolds, KZN

DESIGNATIONS DEFINED

GForce™ 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.

GForce+™ The GForce+ lineup includes genomic young sires selected based on rigid semen quality standards and their high-ranking Sire Conception Rate (SCR) from progeny test semen usage. GForce+ sires must have outstanding genetic merit, a highly reliable sire stack and actual calving ease observations.

ComponentMAXX Sires are selected to maximise total milk solids and concentration of butterfat and protein percentages. Emphasis is also placed on Udder Composite, Productive Life, Daughter Pregancy Rate, Daughter Calving Ease, Lameness and Mastitis Resistance.

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

FeedPRO® FeedPRO optimizes the selection for increased production and moderate body size while maintaining body condition score and daughter fertility. This revolutionary index designates sires with the genetics to improve income over feed costs and maintain health and reproductive traits.

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

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.

Showcase™ Sires earn the Showcase designation through outstanding breed-leading Type or show-winning pedigrees. Turn to this designation to produce your next show winner or improve the overall type in your herd.

FertilityPRO® The FertilityPRO designation identifies sires with semen that will likely improve pregnancy rates. This designation is assigned by examining industry service sire conception rate values, along with intensive in-house semen quality evaluations.

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 research-backed gender SELECTED sires. All gender SELECTED semen is processed using Ultraplus technology.

Elite Sexed Fertility™ The Elite Sexed Fertility icon designates sires that can help you achieve the highest sexsorted semen conception rates, enhancing the return on your investment! This designation identifies gender SELECTED sires with above average conception performance for sex-sorted semen in both 2M and 4M products.

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

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

HERD HEALTH PROFIT DOLLARS™

THE HHP$ INDEX IS DESIGNED TO PRODUCE COWS THAT ARE HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE AND BUILT TO LAST.

I have fewer replacement heifers than ever before. How does this affect the age of my herd?

As herds work to right size their heifer inventories, the turnover rate of the herd declines. Turnover rate determines the average age of the herd. With a lower turnover rate, the average age of the herd increases and health becomes increasingly important. Mature cows can create more milk solids to be sold, increasing profitability, but only if they avoid the health and fertility problems often associated with older cows.

What index should I use to help achieve longer retention in the herd?

HHP$ focuses on improving production, cow fertility and mastitis resistance. It places strong emphasis on health traits utilizing health trait PTAs from CDCB. Emphasis is placed on shallow udders with correct teat size and placement. Unlike other health focused indexes, HHP$ allows for comparisons with all active Holstein and Jersey sires.

How is HHP$ different than other indexes?

1. HHP$ selects for a balance of improvement in both fat and protein yield.

2. HHP$ places a high emphasis on mastitis resistance. The CDCB mastitis evaluations have proven to be a reliable indicator of genetic resistance to mastitis, especially in cows in second and later lactations. The emphasis on health traits is double that of the TPI formula and 50 percent greater than the NM$ formula.

3. HHP$ emphasizes shallow udders with intermediate optimums for teat size and rear teat placement.

4. HHP$ includes the new CDCB Residual Feed Intake PTA. Inclusion of this trait rewards animals that efficiently convert feed into milk.

5. HHP$ is a health-focused index for use in ranking females in herds that genomic test.

848 33 58 0.20 23 0.08 81 0.49 1.46 2.1 8.3 4.1 2.54 1.7

HARLOW 846 1147 101 0.20 32 -0.01 133 0.82 1.46 1.6 4.5 3.7 2.76 -2.1

GENOMIC SIRES

SPY 1155 783 103 0.25 51 0.09 154 0.39 0.72 2.0 7.2 3.4 2.64 1.1

DYSON 1148 903 118 0.29 53 0.09 171 1.08 1.07 1.7 5.4 2.5 2.86 0.0

SAHARA 1146 474 93 0.26 47 0.11 140 1.12 1.45 1.8 6.7 3.1 2.52 1.1

SABERTOOTH 1144 1401 109 0.19 58 0.05 167 1.2 1.13 2.1 7.0 3.9 2.69 -0.1

MALONE 1129 1195 104 0.20 53 0.05 157 1.28 1.38 1.7 6.6 2.9 2.60 0.3

FEARLESS 1100 1711 96 0.10 69 0.05 165 1.16 1.29 2.1 5.7 1.9 2.86 0.8

MONETIZE 1097 753 89 0.21 52 0.10 141 1.05 1.23 2.0 6.9 1.9 2.76 1.1

PADAWAN 1092 1056 102 0.21 59 0.09 161 0.77 1.27 2.1 6.3 3.0 2.73 0.3

HYPNOTIC 1088 1652 73 0.03 62 0.04 135 2.16 2.19 2.0 5.7 1.1 2.72 0.7

BAUGHMAN 1081 859 83 0.17 42 0.05 125 1.2 1.73 2.2 6.5 2.6 2.65 1.0

HAY RIDE 1078 978 87 0.17 53 0.08 140 1.05 1.56 2.0 7.2 4.0 2.72 1.3

HOLISTIC 1067 725 103 0.26 46 0.08 149 0.95 1.58 1.9 6.7 2.8 2.69 1.0

DIGITAL 1057 1343 107 0.19 57 0.05 164 1.35 1.61 1.5 4.6 -0.1 2.71 -0.2 SEAR 1055 1032 102 0.21 60 0.10 162 0.65 0.68 2.0 5.2 3.5 2.82 -0.4

DANMAN 1051 1134 103 0.20 39 0.01 142 1.55 1.72 2.0 6.0 1.6 2.66 0.5

GIBSON 1047 1629 73 0.04 59 0.03 132 1.02 1.93 1.4 7.0 1.5 2.70 1.4

EARNEST BASS 1043 1421 97 0.14 61 0.06 158 2.02 1.49 2.2 5.9 1.9 2.72 0.3

MOSCOW 1039 1535 70 0.04 60 0.04 130 0.39 1.13 2.2 6.3 3.0 2.76 1.4 TUBES 1038 858 74 0.14 47 0.07 121 0.75 1.43 1.6 7.7 4.2 2.69 2.5 HUMOR 1033 592 120 0.34 39 0.07 159 1.29 1.5 2.0 5.1 2.3 2.64 -0.5 REVOLUTION 1033 1135 87 0.15 53 0.06 140 2.07 2.17 2.2 5.7 2.6 2.76 -0.6

HECKER 1031 583 96 0.26 47 0.10 143 1.71 2.05 1.9 5.7 2.2 2.71 0.3

CHEESECRISP 1027 84 108 0.37 39 0.13 147 0.33 0.75 1.6 4.8 3.5 2.71 0.4 LUCAS 1020 1206 108 0.21 55 0.06 163 1.39 1.24 2.0 4.5 3.7 2.92 -0.7 SIMBA 1012 721 128 0.35 51 0.10 179 0.34 0.55 2.0 4.7 2.1 2.93 -0.5 HELIOGEN 1011 1006 69 0.10 44 0.04 113 1.19 1.44 1.9 7.2 2.1 2.48 1.6 WAR ZONE 1011 1939 85 0.04 56 -0.01 141 1.25 1.47 1.8 6.2 1.5 2.73 0.0

DERRINGER 1010 982 101 0.22 35 0.02 136 0.78 1.5 1.9 5.7 2.8 2.73 0.4 BOWLINE 1005 1729 94 0.09 67 0.04 161 0.74 0.77 1.9 5.4 -0.9 2.80 -0.4 MOONSHINER 1000 1818 88 0.06 66 0.03 154 1.67 1.9 1.6 4.9 -0.5 2.79 0.5

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PAUL MEADE SOUTH AFRICA ”Our goal is to breed ‘Warrior Cows’: low intervention profitable producers. Local grazing herds require the shorter, wider kind of cow that holds condition. She must have a quality mammary system with superior udder health and excellent mobility to get to and from the pasture. The seasonally calved cow must be fertile; she must also be an efficient converter of grass to high-solids milk and do this year after year after year. It is in longevity (dependent on fertility) that dairy profitability depends. GrazingPRO helps to achieve that goal.”

SALESMAN, WORLD WIDE SIRES SOUTH AFRICA. 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE

CRAIG ROBERTSON NEW ZEALAND “The size and nature of the US dairy population has enabled us to make genetic gains that have not been seen in grazing markets before. As US technology and research continues to lead the world, this rate of genetic improvement will continue to increase. The ability to select and breed sires based on quantified and scientifically backed Health & Wellness traits adds value to our customer’s herds. Sires that breed easily managed and efficient-sized cows, who convert grass into volumes of high component milk that don’t need high amounts of supplement to be profitable producers from grass and get in-calf within the mating season, is what we’re striving for and what GrazingPRO gives us.”

GENERAL MANAGER, WORLD WIDE SIRES NEW ZEALAND. 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE

CONOR MORLEY IRELAND ”The ability to survive a block-calving low-input grass-based system requires many traits, but a key trait is fertility. High DPR WWS sires have continually demonstrated their ability to deliver high fertility in Irish grazing conditions. The ideal grazing cow for Ireland must survive in a 365-380-day calving block and maintain that each year for 5+ lactations and produce more kgs of milk solids than kgs of liveweight. Her milk solids production must be driven from high percents rather than high milk volume. She must survive low levels of concentrate inputs, ideally with low stature and high body condition and outperform other grass-based genetics on genetic traits like mastitis and lameness. We get all this with GrazingPRO.”

MANAGING DIRECTOR, WORLD WIDE SIRES IRELAND. 11 YEARS EXPERIENCE

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MOTION 1054 779 571 -306 63 0.27 29 0.14 92 0.09 1.7 4.2 1.8 2.95 4.5 BRAWN 898 622 623 -313 51 0.23 14 0.09 65 2.10 1.9 4.6 3.5 2.87 2.7 EMINENT 745 857 1028 513 74 0.19 32 0.06 106 0.61 2.0 5.2 2.9 2.87 2.5 CHILTON 672 651 506 400 37 0.09 22 0.02 59 0.27 1.9 5.1 2.5 2.83 2.7

FOXCATCHER 646 963 783 1256 68 0.07 53 0.05 121 0.65 1.9 5.3 1.4 2.74 2.3

CAPITAL 559 591 520 275 30 0.07 42 0.12 72 1.80 2.1 3.1 2.0 2.86 1.0 SPYKER 528 780 1075 1558 83 0.08 50 0.01 133 1.24 1.9 4.2 0.3 2.86 0.7 DAVOS 515 814 767 790 51 0.07 36 0.04 87 1.75 2.0 4.9 0.9 2.75 0.4 GENOMIC

6.8

2.0 7.0

2.5

113 1.44 1.9 7.2 2.1 2.48 2.2

25/09/19 0 dtrs. 0 herds

PTAM/Rel.

A2/A2 BOLD 7HO15033 S-S-I BASIC BOLD-ET BASIC X ROCKETFIRE X DAMARIS HOZAF0092195536 DOB 08/02/19

CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 -419/82 0.23 47 0.12 21 68 8.0 2.48 3.0 2.6/77 4.0/72 235 135 -1.3/82 1.9/89 2.0/70 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

0 dtrs. 0 herds CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1378/82 -0.01 49 -0.03 34 83 6.7 2.61 0.5 0.1/78 2.5/72 198 158 1.6/98 2.1/99 2.4/70

3.0% MGD: OCD Delta Balance 36328-ET EX-92 Adaway Basic 2282-ET VG-86 Dam: S-S-I Rocktfir 5033 8223-ET GP-82

DAM: BLUMENFELD 4508 SPR 5054-ET VG-87 DAM: S-S-I ROCKTFIR 5033 8223-ET GP-82 2-03 2X 365D 12982 KGM 4.1% 536 KGF 2.9% 383 KGP MGD: WELCOME DAMARIS KIM-ET GP-80 1-11 2X 365D 12247 KGM 3.5% 430 KGF 3.2% 392 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.44 UDC: 1.77 FLC: 0.23 BOLD 7HO15033

3X 330D 18897 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2724 NM$: 799 CM$: 803 DWP$: 938 HHP$: 855 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

3.7% 708 A2/A2

PEACH-STATE HL RACHEL-ET VG-85 4-05 3X 333D 15989

3.5% 558

MGD: S-S-I Pizazz 7260 8776-ET Dam: S-S-I Bandares 673 7679-ET VG-85 4th dam: Roylane Socra Mira 1760-ET EX-91 4th dam: Pen-Col Grafetti Bell-ET VG-87

PTAM/Rel.

PLAIN-KNOLL KINGBOY 673-ET 0 dtrs. 0 herds

NM$: 619 CM$: 635 DWP$: 623 HHP$: 622 CALVERT-P 7HO16106 CHERRY-LILY MOON CALVERT-P MOONSHINER X LUSTER-P X BANDARES HO840003130263459 DOB 12/04/21 5th dam: Tiger-Lily Lawnboy Lulu-Red VG-87

11/11/20 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1122/80 0.14 84 0.04 46 130 5.0 2.66 0.9 0.5/74 2.1/71 140 226 NA 2.0/63 2.2/59

0 dtrs. 0 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

DAM: PEN-COL MODEST BERNITA-ET VG-87 2-09 2X 305D 10405 KGM 4.0% 420 KGF 3.2% 329 KGP MGD: PEN-COL SILVER BELLA-ET GP-82 2-06 3X 326D 12111 KGM 4.8% 581 KGF 3.6% 430 KGP DAM: CHERRY-LILY LUSTER LIMBA-ET VG-85 2-01 3X 365D 15862 KGM 3.9% 626 KGF 3.2% 502 KGP MGD: CHERRY-LILY BDARES LIMBA-ET VG-85 4-04 3X 290D 14914 KGM 4.8% 723 KGF 3.2% 476 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.44 UDC: 2.05 FLC: 0.42 CALVERT-P 7HO16106

Gen. Eval. 12-22 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2918 NM$: 918 CM$: 931 DWP$: 1074 HHP$: 932 TR PC TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

dtrs. 0 A2/A2

04/12/16 CHEESE 14HO15312 PINE-TREE LEGACY CHEESE-ET LEGACY X DELTA X SUPERSIRE HOZAF0091907790 DOB 18/03/19

99

56

1579 dtrs. 355 0 dtrs. 0 herds

IB-M/USA 12-22 275/98 0.07 30 0.12 42 72 3.1 2.86 1.0 1.0/91 2.0/77 -274 89 NA 2.1/97 3.0/91 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 -397/83 0.34 79 0.14 26 105 5.5 2.79 2.0 1.6/79 3.5/73 179 187 NA 2.1/94 2.5/69

DAM: SANDY-VALLEY NO LIMIT-ET VG-85 5-07 2X 329D 10614 KGM 5.3% 560 KGF 3.5% 373 KGP MGD: SANDY-VALLEY SS PSYCH-ET

DOB 21/10/17

herds

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

531 dtrs. 188 CONFIDENTIAL 7HO15804 S-S-I CNWAY CONFIDENTIAL-ET CONWAY X LEGACY X GOMES HO840003223871660 DOB 23/12/20

CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 478/82 0.17 68 0.04 27 95 6.0 2.54 0.7 0.2/76 2.3/73 -76 144 0.1/88 2.1/88 2.7/70 0 dtrs. 0 herds COSMO 14HO15654 MELARRY MAGNITUDE COSMO-ET MAGNITUDE X FRAZZLED X RUBICON HOZAF0092858109 DOB 03/03/20 PGD: Plain-Knoll Lylas 1359-ET VG-85 DAM: 840003146997807-ET GP-81 3-06 2X 365D 14306 KGM 4.6% 655 KGF 3.4% 487 KGP MGD: SIMPLE-DREAMS RUBICON CLAIR VG-89 5-01 2X 365D 15096 KGM 4.1% 625 KGF 3.3% 499 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.07 UDC: 1.68 FLC: 0.42 COSMO 14HO15654 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2736 NM$: 737 CM$: 754 DWP$: 963 HHP$: 884 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T Dam: S-S-I Legacy 8672 10564-ET MGGD: S-S-I Midgard 10821 7273-ET GP-83

0 dtrs. 0

959 DWP$: 1091 HHP$: 1010

SANDY-VALLEY

3X

VG-88

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

DOB 30/03/17 FEARLESS 7HO16398 OCD PAYLOAD FEARLESS-ET PAYLOAD X TAHITI X DYNAMO HO840003238168751 DOB 12/09/21 5th dam: LarsAcres Felices Fame-ET EX-91

DCE/Rel.

herds 0 dtrs. 0 herds

670 dtrs. 104 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1711/80 0.10 96 0.05 69 165 5.7 2.86 1.3 0.8/74 1.9/70 238 296 NA 2.1/63 2.2/57

A2/A2

A2/A2 PTAM/Rel.

2.70 1.9 1.4/74 1.5/71 GLOYD 14HO16169 HORSENS PR BANGKOK GLOYD-ET BANGKOK X SPARTACUS X MEDLEY HO840003230997659 DOB 04/08/21 MGD: Clear-Echo Medley 4361-ET VG-86

1.93 Plain-Knoll Fxctchr 2689-ET GP-82 Dam: S-S-I Renegade Ash 10276-ET GP-82 Dam: Ms Ri-Val-Re Achvr Paula-ET VG-87 MGGD: OCD Supersire 9882-ET VG-86 4th dam: Clear-Echo Tatum 3326-ET EX-91

DOB 30/08/17 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 816/79 0.18 83 0.09 52 135 5.2 2.80 2.7 1.4/74 1.7/70 42 224 NA 1.7/61 1.8/57

herds A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

14HO15779

0.04 73 0.03 59 0 dtrs. 0 herds

Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0

963 dtrs. 133 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2721 NM$: 784 CM$: 802 DWP$: 792 HHP$: 792 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

0.79

1.02 A2/A2

0.7/73 1.4/73 1.5/72 DAM: SSI-HORSENS 4288 MGD: CLEAR-ECHO MEDLEY 4361-ET VG-86 3-01 3X 350D 13154 KGM 4.9% 649 KGF 3.6% 474 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.45 UDC: 1.43 FLC: -0.39 GLOYD 14HO16169

DAM: S-S-I RENEGADE ASH 10276-ET GP-82 2-04 3X 365D 17454 KGM 4.3% 754 KGF 3.4% 599 KGP MGD: DOUBLE-EAGLE FRAZZLE ASH-ET GP-80 4-05 3X 319D 13222 KGM 4.4% 585 KGF 3.3% 433 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2939 NM$: 923 CM$: 943 DWP$: 1015 HHP$: 995 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

DOB 11/04/21 0 dtrs. 0 herds

2.4/94 HANDY-RED 7HO15440 AOT WEBSTER HANDY-RED-ET WEBSTER-P X SALVATORE RC X SUPERSIRE HO840003202768402 DOB 17/05/19

0 dtrs. 0 herds CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1501/82 0.01 61 0.00 48 109 4.5 2.86 -0.3 -0.7/77 1.1/72 213 202 2.4/93 1.3/94 1.9/70

COOKIECUTTER MGGD: Cookiecutter Mom Halo-ET VG-88

HALEY-ET VG-88

3X 365D 16456 KGM 4.7% 774 KGF 3.2% 520 KGP MGGD: Cherry-Acres Jedi Lauri-ET VG-85 Griff daughter Australia Dam: Cookiecutter Dta Habitan-ET EX-90 MGD: Cookiecutter Ssire Has-ET VG-88

HABITAN-ET EX-90 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2746 NM$: 790 CM$: 795 DWP$: 910 HHP$: 767 TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

COOKIECUTTER DAM: AOT SALVATORE HICCUP-ET VG-88 4-04 3X 314D 17413 KGM 3.7% 648 KGF 3.1% 538 KGP MGD: COOKIECUTTER SSIRE HAS-ET VG-88 3-11 3X 365D 19895 KGM 4.0% 792 KGF 3.2% 636 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.49 UDC: 1.57 FLC: 0.79 HANDY-RED 7HO15440

3X 365D 14470 KGM 4.4% 635 KGF 3.2% 468 KGP

31/08/17 HAY RIDE 7HO16312 S-S-I REGAL HAY RIDE-ET REGAL X BIG AL X RESOLVE HO840003241466164 DOB 25/08/21 Dam: PlainKnoll Big Al 2880 GP-82

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

herds 0 dtrs. 0 herds

1.0/71 229 262 NA 1.5/63 1.6/59 0 dtrs. 0

861 dtrs. 107 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 978/80 0.17 87 0.08 53 140 7.2 2.72 1.9 1.3/74 4.0/70 177 247 NA 2.0/63 2.4/57

DAM: AOT MARIUS HARRIET-ET EX-90 3-03 3X 275D 10950 KGM 4.5% 494 KGF 3.1%

KGP MGD: COOKIECUTTER DTA HABITAN-ET EX-90 2-04 3X 365D 16456 KGM 4.7% 774 KGF 3.2%

902 DWP$: 994 HHP$: 846 DAM: PLAIN-KNOLL BIG AL 2880 GP-82 MGD: PLAIN-KNOLL RESOLVE 1893-ET EX-90 3-05 3X 305D 16978 KGM 3.5% 600 KGF 3.3% 559 KGP

COOKIECUTTER HUCKLEBERRY 7HO15631 AOT-KR HUCKLEBERRY-ET SPARTACUS X MARIUS X DELTA HOZAF0936832500 DOB 05/01/20

DOB 23/06/19 0 dtrs. 0 herds

0 dtrs. 0 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

PTAM/Rel.

herds CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1092/82 0.14 83 0.05 49 132 3.2 3.07 0.2 -0.7/76 0.5/73 167 233 1.2/93 2.0/90 2.3/70

0.73 MGD: Cookiecutter Rubi Homey-ET EX-91 PGD: Kings-Ransom Fre DollarsET GP-83 Dam: Cookiecutter Dta Habitan-ET EX-90 MGD: Cookiecutter Dta Habitan-ET EX-90

HOMEY-ET DAM: AOT MARIUS HELLO-ET MGD: COOKIECUTTER DTA HABITAN-ET EX-90 2-04 3X 365D 16456 KGM 4.7% 774 KGF 3.2% 520 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.95 UDC: 2.37 FLC: 0.40 HUCKLEBERRY 7HO15631

12-22

0

250HO15397

3.2% 468 KGP USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2837 NM$: 809 CM$: 817 DWP$: 901 HHP$: 762 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

CDCB DAM: AOT PERK HEATWAVE-ET MGD: AOT JARED HASKEL-ET VG-85 2-11 3X 301D 15313 KGM 4.0% 620 KGF 3.2% 493 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.29 UDC: 1.50 FLC: 0.50 HUMOR 7HO16292

01/06/21 HYPNOTIC 250HO15958 COOKIECUTTER HYPNOTIC-ET MOONSHINER X RENEGADE X SLAMDUNK HO840003212874445 DOB 02/12/20 MGD: Cookiecutter Slm Hoplite-ET VG-88

0 dtrs. 0 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1652/80 0.03 73 0.04 62 135 5.7 2.72 1.0 0.7/74 1.1/70 162 240 NA 2.0/63 1.8/59

Genetic Eval. 12-22 592/80 0.34 120 0.07 39 159 5.1 2.64 0.2 -0.5/74 2.3/70 283 285 NA 2.0/63 2.8/57 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2982 NM$: 1053 CM$: 1072 DWP$: 1102 HHP$: 1033 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

herds 0 dtrs. 0 herds

DAM: COOKIECUTTER HOLLYN-ET MGD: COOKIECUTTER SLM HOPLITE-ET VG-88 3-11 3X 301D 14932 KGM 4.2% 624 KGF 3.2% 483 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 2.16 UDC: 2.19 FLC: 0.58 HYPNOTIC 250HO15958

USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 3013 NM$: 978 CM$: 990 DWP$: 1091 HHP$: 1088 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

IMPACT 7HO15563 S-S-I BG MAX IMPACT-ET MAXIMUS X HODEDOE X JEDI HO840003216213578 DOB 28/05/20 4th dam: Siemers Windbk Rozanne-ET EX-93

JARED 7HO13907 CLEAR-ECHO JED JARED 745-ET JEDI X KINGBOY X SUPERSIRE HOZAF0091797621 DOB 25/06/16 Daughters Average: 12917 kgM 4.3%F 549 kgF 3.3%P 425 kgP

MGGD: Cookiecutter Dta HabitanET EX-90 MGGD: Cookiecutter Rubi HomeyET EX-91 AOT Jared Haskel-ET VG-85

DAM: SIEMERS HODEDE ROZ 29028-ET MGD: SIEMERS JEDI K-ROZANNE-ET 1-11 3X 181D 9403 KGM 4.4% 414 KGF 3.2% 302 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.13 UDC: 1.97 FLC: 0.04 IMPACT 7HO15563

A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

0 dtrs. 0 herds

CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1088/82 0.11 75 0.04 46 121 6.1 2.74 1.6 1.6/75 3.3/72 88 206 2.1/88 2.0/91 1.3/70

DAM: CLEAR-ECHO KINGBOY 3319-ET EX-90 3-04 3X 281D 12388 KGM 4.3% 527 KGF 3.0% 376 KGP MGD: CLEAR-ECHO SUPERSIRE 2830 EX-92 PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 0.14 UDC: 1.18 FLC: -0.72 JARED 7HO13907

USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 80% Rel. TPI: 2904 NM$: 927 CM$: 940 DWP$: 1021 HHP$: 986 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 464 dtrs. 133 herds 98% Rel. TPI: 2509 NM$: 586 CM$: 603 DWP$: 542 HHP$: 660 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH5C HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH6T

IB-M/USA 12-22 107/99 0.12 39 0.08 26 65 4.1 2.76 2.2 2.4/95 0.3/85 125 119 NA 1.7/96 1.4/93

1584 dtrs. 253 herds

10/12/19

herds

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

0 dtrs. 0 LAFLEUR 14HO15281 BOMAZ LEGACY LAFLEUR-ET LEGACY X ROBSON X YODER HOZAF0091817981 DOB 27/09/19

2592

DWP$:

DOB 17/10/21

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

0 dtrs. 0 herds

SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 399/82 0.26 90 0.11 43 133 4.4 2.88 0.7 0.7/77 1.7/72 -8 213 -0.1/86 1.9/95 2.1/70 0 dtrs. 0 herds

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP

DOB 19/03/21 MGD: S-S-I LEGEND 7161 8229-ET GP-82 3-03 3X 365D 12301 KGM 4.9% 601 KGF 3.6% 444 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 0.77 UDC: 1.02 FLC: 0.48 MAZZ 14HO15709

0 dtrs. 0 herds DAM: S-S-I

A2/A2 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 79% Rel. TPI: 2872 NM$: 911 CM$: 934 DWP$: 1146 HHP$: 994 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

HUEY 8229 10073-ET MIRROR 7HO14500 OCD BRENNAN MIRROR-ET BRENNAN X DELTA X SNOWMOBIL HOZAF0091774455 DOB 08/10/17 Daughters Average: 12701 kgM 4.2%F 533 kgF 3.2%P 408 kgP

Paternal sister: Adaway Huey 2228-ETS GP-81 Dam: OCD Delta Menna 34187-ET VG-85 Dam: Melarry Medley 1116-ET VG-85

0.8/74 3.6/71 36 199 2.3/81 2.2/73 2.3/71 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

DAM:

OCD DELTA MENNA 34187-ET VG-85 2-06 3X 365D 14011 KGM 3.7% 523 KGF 3.2% 454 KGP MGD: S-S-I SNOWMB MENNA 10054-ET EX-93 7-04 3X 324D 19055 KGM 3.6% 692 KGF 2.8% 539 KGP

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 594/97 0.16 68 0.02 25 93 5.0 2.86 1.0 0.6/89 2.4/74 45 154 NA 1.6/93 1.9/78

470 dtrs. 70 herds

USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 80% Rel. TPI: 2754 NM$: 723 CM$: 735 DWP$: 836 HHP$: 909 TR TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

22/02/21 DAM: OCD LEGAC MOTIVATE 49019-ET MGD: OCD JEDI MOTIVATE 43806-ET VG-88 3-03 3X 348D 16493 KGM 2.9% 485 KGF 3.3% 547 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.05 UDC: 1.23 FLC: 0.21 MONETIZE 7HO16075 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2947 NM$: 993 CM$: 1014 DWP$: 1028 HHP$: 1097

0 dtrs. 0 herds

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

12-22 1818/82 0.06 88 0.03 66 154 4.9 2.79 1.4 0.5/77 -0.5/73 334 289 -0.1/97 1.6/98 1.6/80

HO840003204327036 DOB 27/09/20 0

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

HUEY 8223 10056-ET OLAVE 14HO15176 S-S-I LEGACY OLAVE-ET LEGACY X MEDLEY X OCTOBERFEST HO840003208823706 DOB 05/07/19

2.5/72 196 197 NA 1.9/77 1.7/70 0 herds

herds CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 889/82 0.10 64 0.06 44 108 7.6 2.53 0.8 0.3/77 3.8/72 92 186 0.4/95 1.9/96 2.5/70

0 dtrs. 0 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

S-S-I ROCKTFIR 5033 8223-ET GP-82

365D 12982 KGM 4.1% 536

2.9%

DOB 05/04/21

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

0 dtrs. 0 herds

12-22

EVALUATION PTAT: 2.14 UDC: 2.17 FLC: 1.48 PEARCE 7HO15793 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0

PTAM/Rel.

DAM: TRENT-WAY-JS REDZONE-RED-ET VG-87 ROLAN 7HO13740 PROGENESIS MODEST ROLAN 512 MODESTY X BOMBERO X RANSOM HOZAF0091175950 DOB 24/05/16 Cookiecutter R Honorands-ET VG-86

0 dtrs. 0 A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

DOB 27/08/20 IB-M/USA 12-22 613/99 0.21 83 0.05 33 116 2.3 3.10 -0.9 -1.5/96 0.6/85 166 204 0.4/96 1.8/99 0.9/96

TRENT-WAY-JS RONA-ET EX-91 4-01 Daughters Average: 13312 kgM 4.3%F 570 kgF 3.3%P 434 kgP

TPI: 2816 NM$: 828 CM$: 847 DWP$: 1030 HHP$: 945

1.6/57 2410 dtrs. 300 herds

DAM: S-S-I NUGENT 2655 12323-ET GP-82 2-01 3X 365D 14674 KGM 4.8% 703 KGF 3.5% 510 KGP MGD: SHEEKNOLL MARKLEY 2655

15322 DAM: PEAK BOMBERO MAXIMA-ET VG-87 5-07 2X 271D 12955 KGM 4.3% 553 KGF 3.1% 405 KGP MGD: BRYHILL RANSOM MARQUISSE-ET GP-83 2-02 2X 365D 12696 KGM 4.6% 580 KGF 3.6% 451 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.16 UDC: 2.23 FLC: 1.01 ROLAN 7HO13740

7HO16303 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 638 dtrs. 129 herds 98% Rel. TPI: 2693 NM$: 694 CM$: 700 DWP$: 534 HHP$: 572 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

1.49 UDC: 1.57 FLC: 0.67

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

8026-ET SABERTOOTH 7HO16427 OCD DRIVE SABERTOOTH-ET DRIVE X ACURA X IMAX HO840003238168640 DOB 10/08/21 4th dam: Ocd Supersire 9882-ET VG-86

DOB 08/11/21 0 dtrs. 0 herds

1.9/79

0.5/96 1.5/97 1.4/76

0 dtrs. 0 herds CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 1401/80 0.19 109 0.05 58 167 7.0 2.69 1.0 -0.1/74 3.9/71 246 297 NA 2.1/63 2.6/57

PTAT: 1.20 UDC: 1.13

herds

0 dtrs. 0

Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel.

MGD: OCD RESOLVE SOY 44699-ET VG-85 3-03 3X 365D 14470 KGM 3.5% 509 KGF 3.2% 463 KGP

12-22

TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.07 UDC: 1.40 FLC: 0.72 SEBASTIAN 7HO15990 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 79% Rel. TPI: 2901 NM$: 915 CM$: 943 DWP$: 1001 HHP$: 1059

TR TP TC TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T A2/A2 PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 721/82 0.35 128 0.10 51 179 4.7 2.93 0.2 -0.5/77 2.1/72 251 315 2.5/93 2.0/95 1.7/70 0 dtrs. 0 herds SIMBA 14HO15460 OCD BILLY SIMBA-ET BILLY X BRENNAN X AFTERBURNER HOZAF0092858497 DOB 15/08/19

MGD: OCD AFTERBURNER 37250-ET GP-80 2-09 3X 288D 13263 KGM 3.6% 478 KGF 3.0% 402 KGP

EVALUATION PTAT: 0.34 UDC: 0.55 FLC: 0.35 SIMBA 14HO15460 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. TPI: 2943 NM$: 1083 CM$: 1101 DWP$: 1038 HHP$: 1012

TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP PL SCS Fertility Index DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. FSAV Feed Efficiency SCR/Rel. SCE/Rel. DCE/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 783/79 0.25 103 0.09 51 154 7.2 2.64 1.8 1.1/74 3.4/71 188 269 NA 2.0/63 2.2/57 0 dtrs. 0 herds SPY 14HO16259 WAKE-UP ESPIONAGE SPY-ET ESPIONAGE X BILLY X FRAZZLED HO840003236022673 DOB 08/05/21 DAM: WAKE-UP BILLY SIRI 4643-ET MGD: WAKE-UP FRAZZLED STAR 4151 GP-80 3-02 3X 356D 14461 KGM 5.0% 730 KGF 3.4% 489 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 0.39 UDC: 0.72 FLC: -0.01 SPY 14HO16259 USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2993 NM$: 1119 CM$: 1141 DWP$: 1188 HHP$: 1155 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T A2/A2 Sire: Sandy-Valley R Conway-ET MGGD: OCD Mohawk 2328-ET VG-88 4th dam: OCD Robust Shimmer-ET EX-90 5th dam: Ri-Val-Ri Observr Salsa-ET

14HO14827

04/04/18 STIHL 14HO15912 WILRA S-S-I CONWAY STIHL-ET CONWAY X LEGACY X SPECTRE HO840003231304455 DOB

36 dtrs. 16

88% Rel. TPI: 2765 NM$: 826 CM$: 831 DWP$: 1075 HHP$: 780

PTAM/Rel. PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP

438 dtrs. 60 CDCB Genetic Eval.

USDA-CDCB/HA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 78% Rel. TPI: 2899 NM$: 868 CM$: 900 DWP$: 848 HHP$: 982 TR TP TC TY TV TL TD HH1T HH2T HH3T HH4T HH5T HH6T

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.11 UDC: 1.74 FLC: 0.22 STIHL

TRAIT

Genetic selection tools such as Dairy Wellness Profit Index (DWP$™) help farmers create cows that will increase profitability, by taking breeding for healthy cows to a new level.

Dairy Wellness Profit Index (DWP$™)

• Includes production, fertility, type, longevity and resistance to disease.

• Incorporates six Cow Wellness traits: mastitis, lameness, metritis, retained placenta, displaced abomasum, ketosis, and three Calf Wellness traits: Calf Livability, Calf Scours and Calf Respiratory Disease.

1201 1729 94 0.09 67 0.04 161 0.74 0.77 1.9 5.4 -0.9 2.8 -0.4 2.70

1201 1711 96 0.10 69 0.05 165 1.16 1.29 2.1 5.7 1.9 2.86 0.8 2.64

KASHTON 1197 868 100 0.23 37 0.03 137 0.26 1.75 2.2 6.5 1.4 2.63 -1.0 2.67

SPY 1188 783 103 0.25 51 0.09 154 0.39 0.72 2.0 7.2 3.4 2.64 1.1 2.74

MALONE 1181 1195 104 0.20 53 0.05 157 1.28 1.38 1.7 6.6 2.9 2.6 0.3 2.69

LUCAS 1178 1206 108 0.21 55 0.06 163 1.39 1.24 2.0 4.5 3.7 2.92 -0.7 2.85

DANMAN 1173 1134 103 0.20 39 0.01 142 1.55 1.72 2.0 6.0 1.6 2.66 0.5 2.71

MAZZ 1146 525 80 0.21 41 0.09 121 0.77 1.02 2.2 6.3 3.6 2.57 0.8 2.75 GIBSON 1133 1629 73 0.04 59 0.03 132 1.02 1.93 1.4 7.0 1.5 2.7 1.4 2.70 MOSCOW 1126 1535 70 0.04 60 0.04 130 0.39 1.13 2.2 6.3 3.0 2.76 1.4 2.80 SEAR 1126 1032 102 0.21 60 0.10 162 0.65 0.68 2.0 5.2 3.5 2.82 -0.4 2.77

1123 1343 107 0.19 57 0.05 164 1.35 1.61 1.5 4.6 -0.1 2.71 -0.2 2.75

1120 1809 87 0.06 57 0.00 144 1.43 2.2 1.9 5.6 1.4 2.88 0.1 2.69

1107 739 104 0.26 41 0.06 145 1.49 1.57 2.1 5.5 3.1 2.63 -0.7 2.77

1093 1654 93 0.10 63 0.04 156 1.08 1.55 1.9 5.1 0.0 2.7 0.1 2.82

KNOW THE TRAITS THAT PAY!

HEIFER CONCEPTION RATE (HCR)– Maiden heifer’s ability to conceive defined as a percentage of inseminated heifers that become pregnant at each service; an HCR of 1 implies that daughters of this bull are 1% more likely to conceive when inseminated as a heifer than daughters of a bull with an evaluation of 0.

PRODUCTIVE LIFE (PL) – Predicts the number of months above or below breed average that a bull’s daughters will be in production in the herd. Credits for months of productive life are based upon standard lactation curves, with highest credits at the peak of lactation and diminishing credits across the lactation. Credit is now given for days beyond 305 days in a lactation. The standard is set such that a second lactation cow with 305 days in milk gets 10 months credit. First lactation gets less credit than later lactations. The heritability of PL is 8.5%.

LIVABILITY (LIV) – is a prediction of a cow’s ability to remain alive while in the milking herd. It is economically important that cows remain alive, productive and not requiring another cow to replace her. Livability is expressed as a probability value of a lactation not ending in death or on-farm euthanasia. For example, in an average herd where 80% of the cows do not die on the farm, a bull with a LIV of +3.0, means that you would expect 83% of his daughters to remain alive until it is time for them to leave the farm, contrasted with a bull with a LIV of -3.0, for which you would expect 77% of his daughters to leave the farm alive.

SOMATIC CELL SCORE (SCS) – a linear measurement of a milking daughter’s somatic cells in milk that is typically indicative of a mastitis infection. Lower proof values indicating greater resistance to mastitis incidence.

FEEDSAVED (FSAV) – the FSAV predicted transmitting ability (PTA) represents the expected pounds of feed saved per lactation based on body weight composite (BWC) and residual feed intake (RFI) evaluations. Larger, positive values are more favorable.

NET MERIT (NM$) is a lifetime profitability index taking into account a variety of Production, Health & Fitness and Conformation traits. The index calculation is revised regularly to reflect progress in identifying and evaluating traits that affect a farm’s bottom line. Including high ranking Net Merit sires in your breeding program will enhance genetic progress and improve profitability. Selecting for Net Merit leads to long-lasting, fertile and healthy cows with correct udders and feet & legs that produce milk efficiently.

CHEESE MERIT (CM$) – like Net Merit, is a lifetime profitability index but targeting herds selling into the cheese market that require more component concentrated milk.

DAIRY WELLNESS PROFIT INDEX (DWP$) – a multi-trait selection index that includes production, fertility, type, longevity, and the wellness traits, with unique formulas used for Holsteins and Jerseys.

HERD HEALTH PROFIT INDEX (HHP$) – a SSI/WWS proprietary index, using Claified Plus Wellness Traits, that is designed to produce cows that are productive and built to last and intended for use in herds that do not have access to DWP$ or Clarifide Plus evaluations.

FEED EFFICIENCY INDEX (FE): (Dollar value of milk produced) - (Feed costs for extra milk) - (Extra maintenance costs dependant on estimated cow size)

DAUGHTER PREGNANCY RATE (DPR) – estimates cow fertility and is highly correlated with PL. A DPR of 1.0 equates to a 1% increase in pregnancy rate during a given 21-day oestrus cycle. Each increase of 1% in PTA DPR equals a decrease of 4 days in PTA days open; e.g. daughters of a bull with +4.0 DPR will get in calf on average 16 days quicker than a bull with a DPR of 0.

SIRE CONCEPTION RATE (SCR) – this is not a genetic trait, but measures the fertility of the bull. An SCR of 1.0 indicates a 1% increase in conception rate when compared to average.

FERTILITY INDEX (FI) – The Fertility Index combines several reproductive components into one overall index: ability to conceive as a maiden heifer, ability to conceive as a lactating cow, and a cow’s overall ability to start cycling again, show heat, conceive, and maintain a pregnancy. FI = 70% DPR + 10% CCR + 10% HCR + 10% EFC.

COW CONCEPTION RATE (CCR) – Lactating cow’s ability to conceive defined as a percentage of inseminated cows that become pregnant at each service; a CCR of 1 implies that daughters of this bull are 1% more likely to conceive when inseminated than daughters of a bull with an evaluation of 0.

SIRE CALVING EASE (SCE) – this is the estimate of the Percentage of Difficult Births in Heifers when they calve the first time. Each standard deviation in improvement equates to a 1% decrease in difficulty. The average for AI bulls with progeny is 7.9%.

DAUGHTER CALVING EASE (DCE) – measures the ability of a cow to calve easily. Each standard deviation in improvement equates to a 1% decrease in difficulty. Low Daughter Calving Ease is highly correlated with a long Productive Life.

GENOMIC FUTURE INBREEDING (GFI) – the future inbreeding coefficient of progeny using the expected homozygous loci from the actual genotypes as a result from genomic technology and not by pedigree expectations. Base population is all genotyped proven sires born in the last 10 years for Holsteins and for other breeds is all genotyped animals born in the last 10 years. The preferred lower GFI numbers mean that when the animal is mated to the base population, future progeny will have lower inbreeding.

What is PTA? Predicted Transmitting Ability is the predicted difference of a parent animal’s offspring from average, due to the genes transmitted from that parent. Each PTA is given in the units used to measure the trait. The PTA for milk, fat and protein is reported in pounds; the PTA for productive life is reported in months. The reliability figure is a reflection of the number of daughters that have contributed to the bull’s proof and their distribution across herds.

PTAT – PTA Type (PTAT) or conformation improvement expected from a bull’s daughters compared to contemporaries.

UDDER COMPOSITE (UDC) – the weightings on the individual traits comprising the Udder Composite Index are derived from continued research by the Holstein Association USA on herd life.

FOOT & LEG COMPOSITE (FLC) – Selecting animals that transmit superior mobility, steeper foot angle, wider rear leg stance with little or no hock-in will result in animals capable of longer productive life. Legs side view was added to the formula in April 2020.

TPI is the US Holstein Association’s multi trait index that ranks bulls on overall performance. TPI places significantly more emphasis on type traits than the Net Merit formula, comparable averages for Fat and Protein production and slightly lower averages for health traits. Weighting of major categories: 46% Production, 28% Health & Fertility, 26% Conformation.

JPI is the American Jersey Cattle Associations method of ranking bulls on overall performance. The weightings are as follows Protein 27%, Fat 19%, Milk Density 3%, Udder 9.2%, Body 10%, Feet & Legs 0.2%, DPR 9%, CCR 3.5%, HCR 2%, SCS 4.5%, PL 5%, Livability 3%, Health Traits 4.6% (Mastitis, Milk Fever or Hypocalcemia, Displaced Abomasum, Ketosis, Metritis and Retained Placenta).

U.S. PROTEIN RECORDS – Most U.S. farmers are paid for true protein rather than crude protein. To be consistent with milk purchasers, the U.S. milk-recording system switched from measuring crude protein in milk to true protein in 2000. Only the USA, Australia, France and Hungary measure true protein, all other Interbull countries still measure crude protein. True protein is a measure of only the proteins in milk, whereas crude protein is a measure of all sources of nitrogen and includes non-protein nitrogen, such as urea, which has no food value to humans. This non-protein nitrogen is a waste product when making cheese and other manufactured products. The percentage of milk that is true protein is lower than the percentage that is crude protein by an approximate difference of 0.19%.

Higher fertility, longevity, easier calving, more live calves and better milk quality each have an economic value.

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FERTILITY INDEX (FI)

DAUGHTER PREGNANCY RATE (DPR)

SIRE CONCEPTION RATE (SCR)

FERTILITY

SIRE CALVING EASE (SCE)

IS NOT A GENETIC TRAIT. SCR MEASURES THE SEMEN FERTILITY OF A BULL. AN SCR OF 1.0 = 1% INCREASE IN CONCEPTION RATE WHEN COMPARED TO AVERAGE.

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FERTILITY MATTERS IN HHP$

INDEX

by Susie Martin, Records Analysis and Genetic Consultant, CentralStar Cooperative

FERTILITY IS AMONG THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENTS OF YOUR HERD’S SUCCESS.

ANALYZING INDUSTRY TRENDS

In the chart below, you can see HOLSTEIN genetic trends for Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DPR BV) have leveled off, while JERSEY genetic trends show a continued decline

The phenotypic trend for DPR for both breeds show an increase, the result of the combined impact of genetic and management improvements.

Practices such as synchronization and activity-monitoring systems, are key factors in improving phenotypic measures of fertility.

Reproduction is one of the primary reasons cows are culled, and consumer demands may decrease the use of synchronization programs as management tools.

As an industry, we should continue to focus on improving fertility traits.

Daughter Pregnancy Rate (DPR), Cow Conception Rate (CCR), and Heifer Conception Rate (HCR) are all fertility traits included in key genetic indexes.

HHP$™ PRIORITIZES FERTILITY

HHP$™ places a strong emphasis on fertility. Developed by Select Sires, HHP$™ is designed to create cows that are productive and trouble-free. This index focuses on areas that most frequently cause cows to leave the herd, such as failure to get pregnant, mastitis and low production. Fertility receives a 9% weighting in the Holstein HHP$™ formula and a 16% weighting in the Jersey HHP$™ formula.

The right index is a critical component of a successful breeding program. If you would like assistance in determining which index and genetic plan meets your herd’s long-term goals, ask your local World Wide Sires team member for a consultation today.

HHP$™ PLACES A STRONG EMPHASIS ON FERTILITY AND IS DESIGNED TO CREATE COWS THAT ARE PRODUCTIVE AND TROUBLE-FREE.

What level of inbreeding is safe for my herd?

INBREEDING VS. GENETIC PROGRESS

As the rate of inbreeding increases, there is increasing concern about future genetic diversity in the global dairy population. Although there is no denying that inbreeding is on the rise, genetic progress has also increased at unprecedented rates during the past decade. While genetic progress cannot be the only goal, focusing solely on lower inbreeding will not compensate for lower genetic values. A careful balance between genetic progress and inbreeding must be achieved to optimize long term profitability and sustainability of dairy cattle.

The “safe” level will vary by animal and by herd based on the amount of homozygosity (like genes) inherited from recent common ancestors and their detrimental impacts. Recent inbreeding is of more concern. The overall inbreeding coefficient does not effectively evaluate inbreeding risk. We need the analysis of the genome to tell us more about age of inbreeding.

Does this mean I can use bulls that are highly inbred in my herd without problems?

Is inbreeding today less dangerous than it was 20 years ago?

The relationship of the bull to the herd is more important than inbreeding of the bull. It is best to use sires with lower relationship when possible, but inbreeding control must always be balanced with genetic progress. Just because an individual bull is more inbred, does not mean that he will cause higher inbreeding within a particular herd if the herd has used unrelated bulls in the past. Inbreeding relative to the population does not necessarily mean inbred relative to the herd (or the individual animal).

Inbreeding is less risky than it used to be, as we can use genomic testing to identify detrimental genes like recessives and negative haplotypes. New deleterious mutations are also identified much faster, allowing us to eliminate the use of the animal for breeding purposes, or to make more educated breeding decisions to prevent mating of carrier animals.

What is the difference between GFI and EFI?

Why does it seem like the highest-ranking bulls have higher inbreeding?

GFI is Genomic Future Inbreeding. EFI is Estimated Future Inbreeding calculated from pedigree. Both GFI and EFI are measures of proportion of genes in common between individuals due to common ancestors. GFI tends to be higher and more accurate than EFI in most cases. GFI looks at the genes while EFI looks at probability of gene inheritance through the pedigree.

When we select intensively for specific traits generation after generation, we are selecting for the good genes that produce those traits, which results in more common genes. Higher genomic inbreeding is partly a result of faster genetic progress, as the highest-ranking animals tend to have similar genes for the trait under selection.

How is SSI/WWS going to maintain a level of diversity in the genetic program?

Supplying genetics to a global market requires diversity within our bull population, as different markets and management systems have different genetic needs. The size of our bull population, sourced from large number of herds, as well as the diverse needs of our customers, helps us to maintain diversity in our genetic portfolio.

What is being done to balance genetic progress with the detrimental impact of inbreeding?

SUMMARY

For years, CDCB has adjusted PTA values based on the inbreeding regression factors. For every percentage point change in inbreeding compared to the base population, a regression factor is applied to the animal’s published PTA values. As bulls age and have more sons and grandsons in the population, their relationship to the population increases.

Tools like WMS and StrataGEN are essential in helping producers to maintain genetic diversity (control inbreeding) while maximizing genetic progress in their herds and should be utilized in every genetic strategy. Talk to your Genetic Advisor about creating a genetic strategy for your herd today.

Access the complete Inbreeding TechTalk here:

by Rebekah Mast, Genetic Director, World Wide Sires, Ltd.and Dr. Mehdi Sargolzaei, Director of Genetic Research & Technology, Select Sires, Inc.

YOU CAN MAKE TODAY TO INCREASE YOUR PROFIT 10 CHANGES

by Lyle Kruse, Vice President U.S. Market Development; King Smith, Vice President Select Dairy Solutions and Greg Collins, Select Dairy Solutions Data and Training Support, Select Sires Inc.

KNOW YOUR REPLACEMENT NEEDS.

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A well-designed replacement plan includes utilizing the best combination of dairy and beef genetics with conventional semen, sexed semen or embryos. This also generates the most profitable pregnancy outcome for each cow and heifer in the operation. Your WWS trusted advisor can help design a program and determine the right number of replacements for your unique situation.

REDUCE REPLACEMENT HEIFER LOSSES.

Heifer mortality is not only a loss of genetic potential, but poorly designed heifer programs also contribute to health challenges that hamper performance as lactating cows. Opportunities to improve calf health include: facilities, sanitation, colostrum management and pre- and post-weaning nutrition. Genetic traits are also available to select for improved calf livability and wellness.

KNOW YOUR HERD CULLING RATE AND WORK TO REDUCE IT IF NEEDED.

If your herd culling rate is too high, consider indexes that focus on health and fitness like Herd Health Profit Dollars™ index (HHP$™) or Dairy Wellness Profit Index (DWP$®). Selection for mastitis and lameness resistance can be used to reduce incidence levels in your operation. Utilize CowManager® for intuitive cow health alerts that allow early treatment – reducing recovery time and lost production.

DETERMINE A PRE-BREEDING CULLING PLAN FOR HEIFERS.

Not every heifer deserves a future on the dairy. If available, use genomic data to identify heifers that are unlikely to return the investment in their rearing costs. Cull heifers that are health challenged – especially those with respiratory issues (more than three respiratory events). Use of lung ultrasound scans can help identify health-compromised heifers.

HAVE A PLAN FOR THE FIRST SERVICE ON COWS AND HEIFERS.

Reducing days open in heifers starts with a good first service plan. Consider heifer development and age for heifers to calve in order to set a proper age at first service. Be very aggressive to get every heifer serviced as close to that age as possible. All heifers should be bred within 40-45 days of the target age. Conduct weekly heifer pregnancy checks and aim to achieve 85% of heifers pregnant within three services.

INCREASE HEAT DETECTION RATES FOR COWS AND HEIFERS.

Achieving superior detection rates involves a highly compliant first service program followed by intensive Consider: utilizing synchronization, developing an intervention plan, training on heat detection r DPR and HCR to improve overall reproductive efficiency.

REVIEW AND UPDATE ‘DO NOT BREED’ STRATEGIES FOR COWS AND HEIFERS.

FINE TUNE COW CULLING TO AVOID FEEDING UNPROFITABLE COWS.

OVERSTOCKING PENS CAN OFTEN WASTE RESOURCES.

10/06/21

0 dtrs. 0 herds

MGD: NYMAN VALUE 23983 {2} G-77 3-11 3X 221D 6296 KGM 5.0% 313 KGF 3.7% 235 KGP

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

PTAT: 1.30 JUI: 10.00 ACE {4} 7JE02085

JH1F JHPF JNSF

JNSF

TOG TEAL 36676-ET VG-86 3-00 3X 296D 9979 KGM 5.1% 507 KGF 3.8% 375 KGP

TRAIT

HHP$:

PTAM

PHYSICAL

Eval. 12-22 2542 dtrs. 591 herds 99% Rel. JPI: 30 NM$: 108 CM$: 118 DWP$: -97 HHP$: 104

DAM: LYON CELEBRITY CECE-ET EX-91 4-03 3X 271D 10278 KGM 4.4%

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FIRSTCUT 507JE02102 DUPAT FIRSTCUT-ET HOLEINONE X FEARLESS X SPARKY JE840003209722037 DOB 21/10/21 Dam: Dupat Fearless 15549-ET EX-93

MGD: SUNSET CANYON DZZLER V MAID 2348 EX-90 6-01 3X 305D 11113 KGM 6.2% 690 KGF 4.1% 457 KGP

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

DAM: DUPAT FEARLESS 15549-ET EX-93 4-08 3X 305D 10882 KGM 5.0% 547 KGF 3.7% 402 KGP

MGD: DUPAT SPARKY 2639 VG-87 7-00 3X 224D 6899 KGM 4.4% 307 KGF 3.5% 245 KGP

PTAM 0 dtrs. 0 herds

USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 81% Rel. JPI: 136 NM$: 517 CM$: 532 DWP$: 561 HHP$: 766 CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 852 0.00 42 0.04 40 82 76 3.9 3.01 -0.5/68 2.6/60 NA

TRAIT EVALUATION

USDA-CDCB/AJCA

12-22

dtrs. 0

FLEMING

JNSF JH1F JHPF JNSF A2/A2 PTAM PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 557 0.07 43 0.04 30 73 77 4.6 2.97 -0.6/69 1.9/62 NA 0 dtrs. 0 herds FLEMING 14JE02030 PRIMUS CALIBAN FLEMING-ET CALIBAN X AMP X DISCO JE840003223296495 DOB 16/01/21 DAM: PRIMUS AMP FELICITY 832-ET G-77 2-02 3X 305D 8106 KGM 5.1% 415 KGF 3.8% 305 KGP MGD: JX PRIMUS DISCO HRRIS 287 {6} VG-82 4-11 3X 164D 5484 KGM 4.9% 270 KGF 3.6% 195 KGP

14JE01995

0 dtrs. 0 herds

PTAM PTA%F

PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel.

JNSF JH1F JHPF JNSF

12-22

2-02 3X 305D 8106 KGM 5.1% 415 KGF 3.8% 305 KGP

MGD: JX PRIMUS DISCO HRRIS 287 {6} VG-82 4-11 3X 164D 5484 KGM 4.9% 270 KGF 3.6% 195 KGP

USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 80% Rel. JPI: 136 NM$: 556 CM$: 566 DWP$: 658 HHP$: 655

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

PTAT: 0.80 JUI: 6.80 FORTUNA 14JE01995

PHYSICAL

DAM: YOSEMITE VALENTINO KOKOMOO 25143-ET

A2/A2

USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 80% Rel. JPI: 102 NM$: 402 CM$: 414 DWP$: 458 HHP$: 516

{5} 14JE01871

DAM: WILSONVIEW TBONE MILESTONE-ET VG-86 7-02 3X 305D 9435 KGM 4.4% 417 KGF 3.7% 347 KGP

MGD: IMPULSIVE MOMENT AT WILSONVIEW-ET VG-88 7-04 3X 305D 10746 KGM 3.8% 412 KGF 3.2% 342 KGP

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

DAM: JX AVI-LANCHE BRICADE MARVELL 25364 {4} VG-86 3-02 3X 305D 9113 KGM 6.5% 589 KGF 4.4% 401 KGP

MGD: JX AVI-LANCHE MARLO MARVELL 16995 {3} VG-83 5-01 3X 181D 6001 KGM 5.0% 298 KGF 3.9% 231 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

DOB 30/05/19

MGD: JX JER BEL ABBY ALEVE {4}-ET

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 80% Rel. JPI: 87 NM$: 371 CM$: 378 DWP$: 546 HHP$: 432

PTAT: 1.50 JUI: 12.30 JX NOX {4} 7JE01837

0 dtrs. 0 herds

PTAM PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel.

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PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

herds

Rel.

0.01 17 -0.04 2 19 99 0.9 3.02 -2.2/99 0.3/95 0.9/93

Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel. IB-M/USA 12-22 307

JNSF PCJHPC JH1F JNSF A2/A2 PTAM PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 390 0.14 50 0.05 25 75 77 4.2 2.82 1.3/68 -0.4/61 -1.0/72 0 dtrs. 0 herds OVERALLS 7JE02022 ROWLEYS 80 CALIBAN OVERALLS-ET CALIBAN X CHROME X VALSON JEZAF0094117637 DOB 02/12/20

PTAT: 1.30 JUI: 11.00 OLIVER-P 7JE01219

DAM: PRO-HART CHROME LORETTA {6} EX-90 5-02 3X 305D 8342 KGM 4.6% 380 KGF 3.6% 302 KGP

VALSON LETITIA {5}-ET VG-85 4-02 3X 305D 8909 KGM 4.5% 404 KGF 3.2% 283 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.70 JUI: 15.20 OVERALLS 7JE02022 USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 0 dtrs. 0 herds 79% Rel. JPI: 128 NM$: 497 CM$: 508 DWP$: 500 HHP$: 655

JNSF JH1F JHPF JNSF A2/A2 PTAM PTA%F PTA%P DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel. CDCB Genetic Eval. 12-22 395 0.09 39 0.11 39 78 99 1.4 3.11 2.3/95 -0.9/68 2.4/92 3109 dtrs. 132 herds JX PINE {6} 7JE01699 JX AHLEM FRISCO PINE {6}-ET FRISCO X DIMENSION X ACTION JEZAF0088549852 DOB 11/08/17 Daughters Average: 9767 kgM 4.9%F 475 kgF 3.8%P 367 kgP DAM: AHLEM DIMENSION PENNY 39817-ET VG-87 5-02 3X 305D 10777 KGM 5.0% 542 KGF 4.0% 433 KGP MGD: AHLEM ACTION PENNY 31175 EX-93 7-06 3X 305D 8047 KGM 4.7% 376 KGF 4.0% 324 KGP PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION PTAT: 1.20 JUI: 11.70 JX PINE {6} 7JE01699 USDA-CDCB/AJCA Gen. Eval. 12-22 1116 dtrs. 61 herds 99% Rel. JPI: 118 NM$: 380 CM$: 392 DWP$: 505 HHP$: 672 JNSF JH1F JHPF JNSF A2/A2 MGGD: JX Jer Bel Dale Abby {3} EX-93 Covington Oliver Maid-P EX-94 Edan Oliver Foxtrot-PP EX-94 Dam: Pro-Hart Chrome Loretta {6} EX-90 Doornvlei Pine Blackie & Doornvlei Pine Kitty Doornvlei Jerseys, Heidelberg, Western Cape JX Jer-Z-Boyz Pine 71696 {6} VG-81

A2/A2

PHYSICAL

DOB 18/08/21

0 dtrs. 0 herds

MGD: MFW NXLEVEL NOVEMBER BARON-ET 3-11 3X 297D 8886 KGM 5.4% 478 KGF 3.7% 328 KGP

PHYSICAL TRAIT EVALUATION

PTAT: 1.50 JUI: 10.30 URI 614JE02114

PTAM PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel.

JHPF JNSF

JH1F

PTAM

PTA%F PTAF PTA%P PTAP CFP Rel. PL SCS DPR/Rel. Livability/Rel. SCR/Rel.

Genetic Eval. 12-22 1180 0.03 63 0.04 52 115 78 5.3 2.96 1.3/72 2.7/63 3.0/50 0 dtrs. 0

VALSIGNA STEVE 31815 VG-85 3-01 3X 305D 11612 KGM 5.0% 581 KGF 3.9% 454 KGP MGD: VALSIGNA PERFORM 27591 VG-83 4-05 3X 305D 11340 KGM 4.7% 534 KGF 3.4% 386 KGP

PTAT: 1.00 JUI: 2.90

CalciVita ReCharge

• Now with added minerals Mn, Zn, Co, Se

• Relieve the symptoms of milk fever and lack of appetite after calving and reduce retained placentas

• Contains Calcium, Magnesium, B Vitamins, Probiotics and Electrolytes

• Available in 20 x 150 gram buckets and 15 kg bulk buckets

• Also available as a water soluble powder

CalciVita ReCharge Super RTU

• CalciVita Recharge SUPER RTU is an oral calcium supplement

• Unique formulation of essential nutrients, calcium, magnesium, potassium, B vitamins, trace minerals and fat soluble vitamins

• Assist in recovery after calving and illness. Provides support of blood calcium levels in fresh cows for maximum milk production

• Contains Calcium Chloride for fast Calcium release, Propionate for medium and Carbonate for slow Calcium release

• Contains Propylene Glycol for increased energy levels required after calving

• Added Trace elements (Manganese, Zinc, Cobalt and Selenium) to assist with reproduction

CalciVita ReCharge Dairy WS

• A water soluble powder to relieve the symptoms of milkfever and lack of appetite after calving • Contains Calcium, Magnesium, B Vitamins, Probiotics and Electrolytes • Can be mixed with drinking water for voluntary intake • Less retained placentas • Available in 3kg and 10 kg buckets

• Directions for use: dissolve 150 grams ReCharge in 200 – 300 ml water and administer with a dosing gun or stomach tube one to four hours post-calving • Repeat after 12 hours if required FULVI Vit-Min

CalciTop Bolus

Reg No: V32646 Act 36

• Mineral dietetic feed in the form of a bolus for dairy cows for the reduction of the risk of Milk Fever

• CalciTop is a fast dissolving calcium supplement that is given to dairy cows at the first signs of calving until two days after calving

FertiTop Bolus

V31548 Act 36

• To support the preparation for oestrus and reproduction

• Slow release over a period of 8 days of trace minerals and vitamins

• Improve immunity and health status

• Better fertility

TraceTop Bolus

V33362

• Vitamin and Mineral bolus to improve the growth and well-being of adult cattle

• Long-term supply of Trace elements and vitamins

• Prevents and solves deficiencies

• Better Growth

• Fewer Health Problems

• Contains: Iodine, Selenium, Vitamin E, Cobalt, Zinc, Vitamin A, Copper, Manganese and Vitamin D

• 6 month Slow release

FlyMop

Cattle oiler designed to protect livestock from flies that can affect the health and wellbeing of cattle. FlyMop should be hung in doorways and alleyways for year-round protection from flies.

HoofZinc Plus

HOOFZINC Plus is a liquid Zinc, Copper and Glutaraldehyde formula that is highly effective in preventing the growth of Fusobacterium necrophorum and Prevotella melaninogenica, bacteria known to cause foot rot and Treponema strains genetically and phenotypically similar to those that cause heel warts in cattle and sheep.

HoofPad Ultra

• Durable sponge mat covered with heavy duty nylon materials, strong enough for up to 150 000 cow passes

• Proven to be up to eight time more economic than hoofbaths

• Use in combination with HoofZinc or similar hoof remedies as an aid in treating Foot Rot and Hairy Heel Wart in cattle and sheep

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• Packaging: 5 litre (10ml/calf/day)