During the recent “Advancing Dairy Cattle Genetics: Genomics and Beyond”, Paul VanRaden with USDA’s Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory pointed out that “If we took the best haplotypes (genes) from all the cows genomic tested to date, we would have a cow at $7515 Net Merit”. That’s pretty spectacular considering the current top Sire on the $NM list is DE VOLMER DG SUPERSHOT at 1000 $NM.
Now to put that into perspective the current rate of gain is $80 per year. So in order to breed that $7515 animal it would take us 81 years to actually breed that animal. Therefore it raises the question whether such an animal is actually achievable and is there technology out there that could accelerate the process of getting that Super Cow.
The interesting fact here is the greatly accelerated rate of genetic gain since the introduction of genomics. This results for the most part from the greatly shortened generation interval. Females are now being used as bull mothers 18 months sooner than in the past (as yearlings vs mid 1st lactation), and sires of sons are now being used 24 and sometime 36 months sooner than they were in the past. (Genomic indexes vs waiting for proven sires). The almost 40% increase in reliability of estimated transmitting ability has breeders and AI companies contracting and working with these elite animals at a significantly younger age.
An interesting comparison is found by taking the top 8 proven sires from April 2010 and comparing them to the top 8 genomic sires from April 2010 with their current daughter proofs. You see that the genomic sires are 99 $NM (704 vs 605) higher than the proven sires. These top genomic sires, that have been heavily used as sires of sons, are 16% higher than if we had used their proven counterparts from the same time.
This reminded me of a discussion stemming from an article we wrote over a year ago, “Are You Ready For Genetically Modified Cattle?”. We discussed about how many larger and larger corporations are entering the dairy genetics marketplace and the fact that technology is advancing at such a rate that some time in the not so distant future it will be possible to take the best haplotypes in the Holstein population and produce progeny that would have an estimated breeding value of $7515 as VanRaden proposes. But at this point it’s just like the “Perfect” Holstein Cow picture, it does not exist at this time. (Read more: The Perfect Holstein Cow)
Not only does the potential exists to produce high $NM progeny, but what about creating or developing traits that are not yet available in nature. Things like Epigenomics, Nutrigenomics and Transgenics will make this possible. (Read more: Forget Genomics – Epigenomics & Nutrigenomics are the Future)
The Bullvine Bottom Line
There is no question that great breeding has always been part art and part science. However as technology grows and new discoveries seem to happen almost monthly as opposed to yearly, the balance between art and science is starting to shift drastically. I often hear many breeders comment about the failures of genetic predictions in the past. That was when reliabilities were in the 30% and 40% range. As the systems are refined and biases removed, these rates are now approaching the 70% and 80% range. Given more time, there will come a point where we have over 90% reliable information for animals on the day that they are genomically tested. Add to this the ability to genetically preselect or even manipulate the embryo and there is no question that, before long, numbers like 7515 $NM will not seem to be so astronomical. They will be the expected.
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When it comes to retirement from your current way of dairy farming, it is all about asking yourself what you want your life to be like. Do you want the next 30 years to go by, only to feel used up? If you’re over 50, you may be facing a new viewpoint on the dairying business that has provided your income, lifestyle, highs and lows for a few decades. There are always choices. Before you decide to simply do the obvious and retire, you might want to consider these 10 options when deciding if you’re “IN” or if you’re “OUT”.
1. ARE YOU OUT? No Dairy Heirs. or ARE YOU IN? Look to Science, Technology and Robots!
When there isn`t a family member willing to take over the dairy operation, many farmers decide it`s time to retire. But rather than jump too quickly, it is time to think realistically about some 21st Century options. Moving forward in dairying means more targeted use of genetics, genomics, sexed semen and the scientific tools available to dairy breeders. Fewer cattle producing more milk gives you more of what you’re looking for. If you have simply accepted that you have non-family succession, broaden your thinking and consider robotics. For less than the price of two new staff you can have robotic expertise … you may even get more production … faster payoff … and more time to broaden your non-farm lifestyle. Have your farm and social life too! It’s never too soon to plan for farm succession. (Read more: Farm Succession: Which Exit Is Yours? And Farm Succession: Kicking the Hornet’s Nest?)
2. ARE YOU OUT? Too much money to ignore. or ARE YOU IN? Nowhere to grow.
Referring back to number one, it’s like the three rules of successful real estate sales: Location. Location. Location. As some farm areas are being swallowed up by cities, the potential to sell for development is a payday that’s simply too big to ignore. The same growth situation in other areas, results in rezoning and suddenly farms are locked in to current size and declining real estate value. If moving away from city proximity isn’t feasible at this time, perhaps you can turn your population access into a niche market. Downsize to an agricultural tour farm, perhaps with a specialty farm store. Target a demographic market in your area that is particularly happy to have specialized dairy products: organic, ethnic, religious or philosophic. Becoming an agricultural Agvocacy farm might keep you with access to all the parts you like without the physical, mental or financial stresses that are so trying at this time of life. There are many examples of farms offering special dairy products and agro-tourism. Some such farmsteads offer wedding receptions or events such as farm fresh dairy breakfasts, a fall harvest festival or special school tours or popular children’s camps.
3. ARE YOU OUT? Not profitable or ARE YOU IN? New potential profits.
Businesses that don’t produce profits don’t succeed. However, some dairy operations fail because they continue to operate too long without putting the brakes on rising expenses or too long without developing new revenue streams. Where farms are susceptible to low milk prices or high feed prices, it may become impossible to repay financing. In the end, that means no option but to get out. If one spouse has been working off the farm, now there may be an opportunity to work together focusing on an alternative revenue stream. Perhaps now is the time to reel in those off-farm working costs and apply them to a niche revenue stream such as raising heifers, producing forages, managing dry cows or concentrating on grain production.
4. ARE YOU OUT? Too many restrictions. or ARE YOU IN? Environmental Compliance.
How are modern environmental and food production regulations going to affect your operation in the future? And a long list of rules may also indicate a high level of politics. This is not the time to have to lead a crusade or fend off animal rights groups. Compliance could be simple and profitable. Some operations have installed a state-of-the-art nutrient management plan. A machine separates solid and liquid cow manure. The solid non-smelly manure is used for cow bedding. The liquid is spread on the fields and used as an all-natural fertilizer. Bottom line, nothing goes to waste. Farms with this system have zero percent manure runoff and 100 percent of the manure is recycled. Other innovations such as a solar energy system could increase energy efficiency while decreasing a farm’s carbon footprint and utility costs with the potential to provide power for other homes.
5. ARE YOU OUT? Inadequate feed. or ARE YOU IN? New supply options.
Climate changes also affect feed production and sourcing. Feeds, especially forages, may be in short supply and expensive for long periods of time. As in 2002 and 2003, if forage supplies are scarce and expensive and milk prices are low, it might not be possible to access loans to purchase additional feed inventories to keep dairy cows in production. In areas where “green belt” designations have been put into place, expansion of herd numbers—if at all possible with the current facilities – may still fall short in having access to hay, corn, grain etc. Simply taking on more debt or throwing money at the situation may not be the best alternative.
6. ARE YOU OUT? Rising Input Costs or ARE YOU IN? Back end monetizing
It takes a lot of infrastructure to keep a sustainable dairy operation operating at the optimum level. The days of doing it all are over. Pick what you’re best at and then find the support team that makes continued dairy farming a realistic, sustainable and profitable decision. You may not be ready for the bridge party and bocce ball circuit. Therefore, at this point making changes that also positively impact your daily lifestyle is a good option to consider. Are you located where large animal vets; nutrition support and equipment and machinery repair are accessible. If the needed support structure is accessible and functioning perhaps it’s time to go for the dream. Rather than wait for something beyond your control like politics , economics or even weather and Mother Nature to change for the better, this may be the opportunity to take on another piece of the supply chain such as processing your own specialty dairy products. Perhaps your expertise provides you with a special edge in sales (animals, products, supplies) and an on-farm store or auction is feasible. For financing consider sources specializing in opportunities for agriculture. (Read more: Money Loves Agriculture. This Relationship is Brought to You By AgFunder.)
7. ARE YOU OUT? Too much work for one or ARE YOU IN? Find a Golden Partnership
Is there someone out there, neighbour, friend or fellow farmer, who is happy doing the field and crop work? Are you happy in the barn? Could you combine forces for a 20 year plan that fits both work strengths? A shared working relationship could provide lifestyle enhancements for both parties too? Do you know of someone else at the age of considering whether they need more or less quota or more or less cattle? These investments may run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, yet the appreciation and resale value can be uncertain. If quota isn’t the issue how big is the herd you can manage?
8. ARE YOU OUT? Can’t wait to move on. or ARE YOU IN? Become a Start-Up Mentor:
Who’s going to take care of your farm while you’re downsizing. What about finding a young family whose timeline could fit with yours? While you downsize they have the opportunity to upsize. Make your years of experience available to those who are just starting out. You could enjoy helping young dairy farmers move their business forward. Here is an area where age need not hinder performance — age-related shortcomings are often outweighed by reliability, commitment and accumulated knowledge.
9. ARE YOU OUT? Not for your family. Or ARE YOU IN? Family loves dairying.
When labor is scarce and there is no time for the holidays and adventures that other people seem to enjoy frequently, the 24/7 dairy operator may decide it just isn’t worth it. On the other hand, having the family all involved in the cycle of life benefits of dairy farming — being your own boss — the outdoors — the physical — may seem like the exact things that everyone else had to quit working a 9-5 job to enjoy. Remember a lot of the people who can’t wait for the retirement chair and the TV, spent much of their work lives complaining about the work, the people, the commute, the pay. For most dairy farmers every day has been bracketed by the view of the horizon and in between each sunrise and sunset dairy folk felt passion for the hard work and the cows that provided their living.
10. ARE YOU OUT? Take the Cash and Run Or ARE YOU IN? Keep the Farm. Cash in on the lifestyle
Selling out is not all cash in the bank from selling cattle, machinery and equipment. There are sale costs, including auction management and advertising. Vet costs for making sure that animals are healthy for sale time can have strong impact and add to those exit costs which can bring your hoped for margins down to break even. Add in tax implications and you could find 20-40% of your “profits” eroded away. Supposing you are able to leave the farm with your nest egg intact, be sure you know what you’re going to do. If you’ve never enjoyed sitting on a beach, golfing or playing cards, then what makes you think that 20 years of retirement will win you over to these activities? The sheer shock of spending close to 50% of your time doing something that you don’t really care about seems a pale way to end a career that has been built on daily interaction with family, friends and animals.
Bullvine Bottom Line:
Start having this conversation with yourself today. It’s one of the most important things you can do. You owe it to yourself to live the life you know deep down you were meant to fulfill. Whether it’s out to pasture or greener pastures that are calling, there comes a time when you are looking over the gate to something new. Are you in? Or Are you out?
There is no question that, when you are looking to breed the next great show cow or sire of show winners, you are hoping to get a high type outlier. You want to get the animal that is the farthest as possible from being average. Yet all of the indexes provided to most breeders are averages. They do not show you a sire’s ability to produce outliers. They tell you the sire’s average performance and the problem is most breeders don’t want to be average.
The easiest way to find outliers is to compare two sires for their daughters’ performance. Then identify those sires that have the greatest deviation from their average daughter. This is not to be confused with Type scores in the US that are expressed in Standard Deviations. The best way to describe this is by an example.
Let’s say we have two bulls each with 10 daughters. The following table shows their level of improvement for type across the 10 Daughters.
Both of these sires would have an average improvement of 12 points. Hypothetically if this was the whole population of their daughters they both would get the same conformation score. The problem is they are two very different sires and the numbers tell us that. However these are not the numbers that most breeders get to see.
Looking closer we see that Bull A daughters have a range of 18 points while Bull B’s daughters only range 4 points. Sure both bulls, on average, will perform the same but, when you are looking to breed for the extremes (such as AI companies are), or you are wanting to produce the most consistent results possible, you need to know these differences between bulls. (Read more: Duds and Studs – Why you shouldn’t use the same sires as the AI units). This is also the reason you will often see AI units using a sire of sons that is maybe not #1 on the list, but rather a few places lower. That is because he has exhibited the ability to show the greatest range in his progeny.
These numbers that the average breeder would never see are actually available to as they don’t generally get published. But geneticists at the AI companies look very carefully at them. They are available in the US – at least for production information if you search for them on the Council On Dairy Cattle Breeding’s website. This number is expressed as Daughter Yield Deviation (DauDev). Daughter deviation is how much a given daughters spread out from the mean. So it is a strong indicator of how variable his daughters are relative to other sires. When we look at the top 10 domestic proven sires for Milk Yield in the US we find the following
What you see here is that STOUDER JAYVEN on average will produce the greatest production improvement (+2860).
Now. Let’s say you are not wanting the average performance. Instead you want to find that outlier that will give the potential for the greatest improvement. For that you would actually use DE-SU 553 NOBLELAND. That is because his daughters have the greatest DauDev (+3544) and his average predicted transmitting ability (+2705) meaning that he has the variable potential improvement of +6249. That is 418 points higher than JAYVEN (+5831). On average JAYVEN will outperform NOBLELAND. But NOBLELAND is the most likely to give you the greatest outlier. That is because there is 27% greater deviation in daughter performance compared to average performance in NOBLELAND’s daughters than JAYVEN’s.
For those of you that are looking for the most consistent performer, you actually want the sire that has the highest potential with a small daughter deviation. In this case that would be MISTVALE MAC. While he will not give you list toppers, he will give you the most consistent performance with the smallest range in daughter performance.
The Bullvine Bottom Line
When it comes to finding outliers, you ultimately need to know the sires that will give you the greatest deviation in his daughter performance combined with his predicted transmitting ability. One of the things that made sires like Braedale GOLDWYN exceptional was not his performance average but rather his ability to breed outliers for type. When you are making your next breeding decision, ask yourself “Am I looking for an outlier?” Or “Do I want the best average performer?”
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Barns are collapsing like houses of cards when stressed by the triple threats of frozen snow load, wet snow load and water build up. Since early December more than a dozen barns have collapsed in central Alberta. All the way east to Maine and Massachusetts reports of collapsed roofs are resulting from record snowfalls.
You may feel secure because of your well-designed barn that has engineered support structures. But even these buildings can buckle under snow loads that exceed 4 to 6 feet. When researching what the “danger” level is for extended snow loads, we found a general guide for areas where typical snow loads are 20 pounds per square foot to be 4 feet of dry snow or 2 feet of wet heavy snow. These heavy loads are the usual cause of snow-related building collapses. This winter has had many episodes of extreme weather. One would think that the recent slight rise in temperature and change to rain and sleet has helped. However, now that extra rainwater has been soaked up by the snow. The end result is even more weight added to roofs. There is a tremendous difference between dry and wet snow. A cubic foot of dry snow weights 6 to 8 pounds. The same volume of ice weighs three times that amount.
Snow Blows Before a Fall
Checking structures after every snowfall is a must-do, every time priority. Conditions change quickly. It isn’t simply the snowfall that is to be blame. It’s continuing or shifting snow load.When heavy snow meets fierce winds even the best engineered buildings can collapse. An imbalance of drifting snow can cause one part of a roof to give way causing a domino effect that affects the rest of the structure. Other times, a wet snowfall which freezes the snow on the roof can mean that future snow is unable to slide off. According to the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), in the first 48 hours after the Groundhog Day snowstorm, there were more than 80 collapses and building with structural weaknesses reported to MEMA.
12 Ways to Pinpoint Potential Problems
When you see any of the following problems, call your local building or fire official immediately.
Sagging roofs
Severe roof leaks
Doors that pop open
Cracks in walls or masonry
Bends or ripples in supports
Visible bowing of rafters
Cracked or split wood members
Sheared off screws from steel frames
Creaking, cracking or popping sounds
Doors or windows that stick or won’t open
Bowed utility pipes or conduit at ceiling
Sprinkler heads that have dropped down below ceiling tiles
Note:Metal structures unfortunately often don’t exhibit signs of stress before failure.
How Much Snow is Too Much?
Calculating the snow load on your barn takes more than an educated guess. The University of Wisconsin Cooperative Extension Service says that a ballpark estimate of snow load can be made with the following formula:
Calculated Roof Loading (lb/ft2) = Depth (ft) x Density (lb/ft2 /ft depth). The approximate density (lb/ft2 /ft depth) for light snow is 5-20, packed snow 20-40, packed snow with ice 40-58, and ice 58.
For example, a roof with 3 feet of light snow has an estimated roof load of 60 pounds per square foot (3 ft depth X 20 lb/ft2/ft depth density = 60 lb/ft2). You should know the roof weight limits for your barns and outbuildings, and rebuild or fortify them to withstand worst-case scenario snow loads and meet local building standards.
Consultation and Calculation
Consult your local permit issuing authority to find the recorded snow load (the maximum snow expected to fall) in your region.
Calculate your roof pitch: Divide the “rise” (vertical distance between the peak of the roof and the edge) by the “run” (distance from the peak of your roof to the edge) and convert the fraction to a ratio of 12. (For example, if the rise of your roof is 15 feet, the run is 36 feet, then the pitch = 15 feet / 36 feet = 5:12. Use a calculation like this one. Enter values of your roof and follow the instructions to get your roof snow load.
Long Term Improvements
If you are able to renovate or are building new buildings there are snow load factors to consider.Snow does not slide easily off flatter roofs with a pitch of 3/12 or less. In locating new buildings be aware that wind blowing around trees and building can cause mega drifting and uneven and shifting snow loads. Be aware that closely spaced buildings can be affected by snow and ice sliding off taller buildings. As well valleys or changing elevations in the roof can collect snow. The material used for roofing should shed snow and ice easily. Metal is better than shingles.
Be Safe NOT Sorry.
What should be done if your building exceeds the “safe” snow depths? The simple answer is to get it off as soon as possible. Generally, there is some time between a large snowfall event and possible structural failure. Some failures can be prevented with careful snow removal. Consider hiring a professional.
Safety First
There obviously is a human safety concern of falling off the roof when working on a snow covered and icy roof. Use extreme caution when working near overhead electrical power lines.
Use caution if standing on the roof. Make sure to wear a safety harness and use securing ropes or cables. Don’t add your weight or the weight of equipment to the roof. Always be aware that, if you use a ladder, ice tends to build up on both the rungs and your shoes. Wear headgear and goggles and non-slip footwear. Have someone outside to team with. As a precaution, if the situation seems tenuous, remove animals from the building.
Don`t Add to the Problem
Don’t use electric heating devices like heat guns to remove snow and ice. Don’t use open-flame devices to remove snow and ice. Trying to hose down the snow is a mistake as the added water seriously increases the weight pushing down on the already straining supports. Use a snow rake for pitched roofs and avoid chipping or picking away at ice as that may damage the roof and lead to leaks. Plastic shovels are better than metal ones (metal tools conduct electricity and damage roofs).
Just Enough. Not too much.
Start from the edge to the peak of the roof. Shave the snow down to 2-3 inches instead of scraping the roof clean; don’t damage the shingles. Remove snow in narrow strips to keep the load somewhat even. Remove large icicles carefully. Not all snow needs to be removed. A thin layer of snow can protect the roof from damage while snow is being removed.
Other Options
Until or unless you are already dealing with a collapsed roof, there are other last minute (and therefore less reliable) options depending on specific situations. Sometimes you may be able to warm the inside of the building enough to melt the ice layer and wait for the ice and snow to slide off. There are obvious dangers of fire when adding heat and also limitations to how much you can raise the temperature depending on building size and structure (no flat ceilings). Beware of large chunks of sliding ice and snow falling onto people, animals or equipment. Safety is always, always, always priority number ONE!
The Bullvine Bottom Line
Farmers need to keep a close watch on structures with heavy loads and be prepared to move livestock and equipment to safer quarters. A few minutes of consultation can give you reassurance during a heavy-snow winter. Check with your insurance agent to confirm that your property insurance covers roof or building failure due to snow load. Make sure the policy pays for actual replacement costs, so you’re not out in the cold if you have to rebuild. Verify that valuable equipment stored in a barn or outbuilding is covered under your policy.
It’s hard to believe that it has already been two years since we launched the Bullvine. Sometimes it seems like just yesterday, other times it seems like it has been a long road. Nevertheless, here we are at 2 years and still kicking. Something many predicted would never happen.
Since we launched and said there would be twice the bull and half the fluff of the other publications we have held true to our word. (Read more: Twice the Bull – Half the S**T) Unlike others, we have expressed our opinion. No matter what the issue, no matter what the ramifications, we have said it as we see it. That has gotten us in trouble at times, but that was a risk we knew we had to take in order to focus the industry during these changing times.
Over the past two years we have certainly not been afraid to get into our share of dogfights. Instead of running away with our tails between our legs, we have backed up our bark with a strong bite. As we look forward to what is to come, I am sure there will be many more skirmishes. As we have done in the past we will continue to back up our bark with the bite of facts aimed at delivering the highest quality information to you the dairy breeder. Thanks to all of you who have contributed to us being the fastest growing dairy publication in the world after our first year and now having the largest daily dairy readership in the world in year 2. The Bullvine isn’t growing because important people endorse it. It is growing because passionate people do. We are very excited about dairy business success. One bite at a time.
One in ten. Those are the numbers that AI units use when they’re making matings to get the next great sire. You see AI companies aren’t trying to produce the 10 best sires that they possibly can. No. They want that one extreme top of the pack sire that outpaces all of the others. As far as they’re concerned, the other nine sires can have their throats cut. Just because a sires is a sires of sons, does not mean he will be a good sire of daughters.
For years we have all been guilty of it.
We, the breeders, talk to the sire analysts to find out what sires they are making contract matings to. Then we try to decide which hot new sire we will use. For some it is because we want to see our names in lights, or sire catalogues at least, for others it’s because they want to get rich. The thing is we have had it all wrong. (Read more: You’re Fired: The Future of the Sire Analyst) First of all you must realize that the Sire Analysts are not all wrong. It’s simply that they had a different breeding goal than you do. Sire analysts and their genetic teams back at the AI units are looking to get that one sire that could change the breed. For their purposes, they can easily afford to get nine duds if just one of those sires turns out to be a super stud. In today’s marketplace having that winner means they don’t even need to touch the other nine.
But what does that mean for you the breeder?
You are the one left holding the bag or more accurately, left cutting the throat of the other nine sires born on your farm. Not to mention the fact that you now have to milk the full sisters. And furthermore, the problem becomes even more amplified, because you now have nine really expensive recipients for every sister that turns out.
Let’s plug the numbers on this.
After doing many different variations of the costs to produce these programs (Download the Bullvine Dairy Cattle Investment Calculator) we find that it costs at least $7,000 to get a calf on the ground. So if you are having to produce 10 bulls to get the single one, that means that he’s costing you at least $70,000. Now let’s look at the revenue side. Sure studs will offer you open ended leases, but in order to move enough semen to get you $70,000 in commission checks, your sire would have to be a top 10 PA gTPI sire or #1 in a very popular niche, such as polled (Read more articles about Polled Dairy Cattle) or health and fertility (Read more articles about Fertility). Anyone who has plugged the numbers in to see what it costs the average breeder to produce a top sire, knows that it just doesn’t pencil out into the black. So it’s not surprising that we have seen many of the once very prolific sire producing breeders stop producing bulls all together.
That brings us to the female side of the equation.
Sure you can hope to get that one outlier on the female side as well. But again where is the revenue? It’s certainly not from selling the top females (Read more: An Insider’s Guide to What Sells at the Big Dairy Cattle Auctions 2013). Not that you would be willing to because you need that female to produce the next generation. So how do you make your money back? It’s certainly not from getting enough milk out of the 9 other females to warrant the more than $100,000 it has cost you to produce those 10 females.
So what is a breeder to do?
The answer is pretty simple. Breed for the kind of cow that makes you money. That is the long lasting, high producing kind. But instead of focusing on those sires that are just as likely to give you the great one as the next dud, look for those sires that are more apt to produce consistent reliable results. That means looking for the sires and cow families that consistently have high quality genetics generation after generation. In truth one in ten does not make a Master Breeder even though can make for a very profitable AI company.
While bull studs are looking for those sires that produce the greatest range, meaning those that will give you the extreme high, and willing to take the risk in getting the extreme low, you need to look for the exact opposite. You want the sire that breeds the most consistent pattern throughout their daughters. When there is a consistent pattern to work with, then you can make that much better breeding decisions. Most people equate reliability to consistency. But that is not the case. Reliability is more just the total amount of information, not how spread out their daughter population is. Over the years there have been many great bloodlines that produce reliable results generation after generation, that the AI units typically do not work with because they are not likely going to give you a list topper. In the past USDA and CDN made available how much variety each sires has in their daughter population for different traits, but now, you have to request such information. This is probably the greatest information a breeder could have when trying to produce consistent results.
Without that information, you have to do two things. First look at the pedigree and see the genomic tests to their siblings. If they is an extreme difference between all the siblings, then you know this is more of a home run hitter instead of a hitting for average. Second through maternal line. Is the dam the only success stories in her family, is there a consistent pattern throughout the maternal line. Lastly look at sire stack. When in doubt I always go back to sire stack. Very seldom do I have a sire the totally deviates from the tendencies of their sire stack. Sure they will have much greater numbers, but I find that when it pattern is always the same.
The Bullvine Bottom Line
It really doesn’t matter what kind of cow you are breeding for. Whether it’s the next World Dairy Expo Champion (Read more: The Top 7 Sires of 2013 that will Breed the Next World Dairy Expo Champion and 7 Sires to Use in Order to Breed the Next World Dairy Expo Champion) or the Index Superstar (Read more dairy cattle mating recommendations), there is no shortcut to success. Instead of looking for one out of the park home run hitter, you need to look for the sire and matings that are going to deliver those strong team players that hit for average. Sires that generation after generation deliver consistent results. So next time you make your mating decisions don’t use the hottest sire of the day or the sire that the sire analyst told you to. Use the sires that you know will deliver those consistent results seven out of ten times, because in today’s marketplace breeders cannot afford to be cutting the throats of the also rans and losers.
We all seek a break from frozen pipes, impassable roads and the added work that snow and colds adds to an already full dairy farming schedule. However, now is not the time to long for spring and the return of birdsong. Unfortunately, the increasing nuisance of European Starlings is reversing our fondness for birds.
The New Math of Starling Multiplication
European starlings were first introduced to the United States in 1890 with the romantic notion of populating New York’s Central Park with all the species of birds mentioned in Shakespeare’s works (Chapman 1925, Bent 1950). In 1992 it was estimated that the population of starlings has grown to 140-200 million birds. During the winter in Ohio, it is common to observe flocks of 500 to over 2,000 birds with some large winter roosts containing 400,000-600,000 birds.
The First Sign that You’re Losing It!
When was the last time you were amazed at the sight of several hundred (or even a thousand birds) swooping into the trees and fields around your farm? I’m guessing it was a long time ago. Now instead of counting birds when we see them swoop in, we start adding up the less picturesque effects of these frequent flyers.
Birds of a Feather are Flying Off with Your Profits!
Because of their foreign origin and aggressive behavior, European Starlings are considered an invasive species. These starlings are listed on the World Conservation Union list of the World’s 100 Worst Invasive Species. They are found year round in the continental United States, northern Mexico and southern Canada, expanding further north during summers. It is estimated that overall bird populations cause an annual loss of $100 million to U.S. agriculture. Cattle feedlots suffer most from wintertime flocks which can reach as high as 100,000 or more per day. These huge flocks of starlings can have a negative impact on the profitability of a dairy farm. They consume huge amounts of livestock feed they spoil what is left with their droppings. Starling droppings may also cause components of steel buildings to degrade. Research in the U.S. by Pimentel in 1999 estimated that these birds cause $800 million dollars of damage to agriculture annually. The average cost of E. coli O157 alone to the cattle industry exceeds $267 million annually (NCBA 2004).
Unfortunately Starlings do NOT eat like birds!!!
Starlings can eat up to 50% of their weight daily. For 5000 birds this results in 250 lbs of feed consumed daily. If you don’t feel you’re looking at such big numbers, consider that 16 birds eat one pound of feed daily. With the rising price of feed this equals hundreds of dollars in revenue lost in a single day just from lost feed. Birds often consume the more expensive components in the ration such as protein pellets or grain and seldom consume the roughage. That is not the final problem. Starlings poop an ounce out. Every ounce expelled is filled with e coli, salmonella and other diseases thus contaminating the remaining feed. Also be aware for every one you see in the spring, there will be 10 more in the fall. Starlings adapt easily to multiple habitats and may fly between 15 to 30 miles to feed. They will increase their flying distance from roosting sites to feeding areas farther away, if a desirable source of food is plentiful at a more distant location. Individual birds return frequently to the same farm on a daily basis for feeding. They swoop in to get feed put outside for cattle. They damage plastic wrap on bales and leave excrement on everything. They also will sit on overhead rafters in barns and consequently leave manure along the backs of feeding cows as well as leave manure in the feed itself.
Starlings Spread Disease
Another concern is the potential for disease transmission. Since birds often travel from one farm to the next, they pose a threat to farm biosecurity. At livestock operations, starlings may preferentially select high-protein components of cattle rations, leaving the ration protein deficient and resulting in sub-optimal growth and milk production (Johnson and Glahn 1992). Studies have identified that farms on which birds have access to livestock feeds were more likely to have cattle positive for Campylobacter spp. and Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis than farms that had stricter feed hygiene protocols (Wesley et al. 2000, Fredriksen et al. 2004). As many as 65 different diseases transmittable to humans or domestic animals have been associated with pigeons, European starlings, and house sparrows.
Don`t Wing It
Once you have acknowledged that European Starlings are a problem for which solutions must be found, you will be able to stop money from flying off your bottom line. The first thought might be to put up fake owls but like some other traditional fixes this one only proves that first you have to be smarter than the birds. European starlings know a fake owl from a real owl just the same as you do. Right? These birds are so adaptable they quickly learn to ignore noise and visual scare tactics.
Practice Bird Control
Possible methods of controlling the European Starling population follow:
Sharpshooting with a pellet gun
Plastic mesh netting
Approved baits
Commercial equipment
Strips along roof or wherever you see them
Spike deterrents
$1 store or car dealership flashy fringes on doors, calf hutches etc.
Fishing lines strung slightly above beams so birds can`t perch
Hire commercial falconers
Thorough removal of nesting sites or design modifications of buildings
Check government programs that may be available in your area
The Bullvine Bottom Line
Unless you`re being paid as a site for a movie remake of Hitchcock’s “The Birds”, dealing with European Starlings needs your attention. Birds have their place but not in your barns and not stealing your feed. These birds mean business. Lost dairy business. If you are not doing anything, you could be losing a lot.
Have you ever clicked on a link that a Facebook friend posted, not sure when you did it what you were going to see but figured it was worth trying? Then, 20 minutes and several clicks later, you find yourself engrossed in someone’s blog, reading post after post because you’re learning, inspired, or intrigued. That is exactly what happened to me when I clicked on a link marked Why I Farm. And this is what I found:
In this era where you see and hear so much that is negative about farming and agribusiness, it was special to watch this video of Michelle Stewart from Sheridan IL talking about how farming is the gift that she never saw coming. She tells how she has been blessed and, because of that, she feels giving back to the community has never been more important.
After watching that video, I just had to see more. So I watched the story of Loretta Lyons telling about losing her husband at age 36 in 1976 and then being faced with the difficult choice of selling the farm and going back to teaching or becoming a dairy farmer. Here is her story about how she let God lead the way.
Thinking that there was no way I could be touched any further, I then came across the story of Sonny Beck. Just like Sonny, one of my fondest memories is driving the Farm-All tractor at a very young age. Listening to Sonny talk reminded me of my grandfather, and the values he instilled in his family. Here was something I see in every farmer I have known.
The Bullvine Bottom Line
So the next time you find yourself questioning why you do what you do or even if you just need a quick pick me up after a bad-image-for-farming day in the media, take the time to check out “Why I Farm”.
Hard work, dedication passion, and faith….are just a few of the words that describe a farmer. Join Beck’s Hybrids in honoring the farmer. Watch more great videos here.
Please like and share to help spread the positive farming message!!!!
Zoetis is a global animal health company with 60 years of experience. Zoetis, formerly Pfizer Animal Health, was a business unit within Pfizer Inc. On February 1, 2013, Zoetis became a stand-alone animal health company. Zoetis is a publicly traded company on the NYSE.
When DNA profiling in herds, the program at Zoetis is to get dairy producers to focus on genotyping the entire heifer group. This allows breeders to make selection and management decisions, before investing the full cost of raising each heifer. Depending on where breeders are located, the cost of raising a heifer ranges from $2000 to $3500 (Read more: Should you be raising your own heifers?) By testing animals at a young age, breeders can decide if they want to sell the heifer, breed her to a beef sire, use her as an embryo recipient or consider flushing her. It’s about making accurate choices and, ultimately, profit.
Which Benefit Category Works for YOU?
Do you have an excess of heifers?
DNA profiling means you can manage your heifer inventory more precisely and invest your rearing budget in the heifers that you need to keep. Keeping control of the heifer inventory also has an indirect health benefit. Reduced numbers prevents heifer facilities from being overcrowded. A less stressful environment reduces calfhood and heifer diseases. Remember that heifer rearing is the third largest on-farm cost after labor and feed.
Do you use sexed semen? This higher priced tool can be best applied to the top 50% of heifers based on their genetic merit. Doing so is a significant step toward elevating the genetic potential of the next generation of heifers in your herd.
Is your herd unregistered?
You have the most to benefit from genomic testing because you will be going from zero genetic information to more genetic information than you could ever get from simply registering your animals. Now you can make better selection and mating decisions.
Is profitability your first priority? The top priority profitability traits for most herds are selection for milk components, with the remaining emphasis on traits that contribute to longer herd life (SCS, DF, HL, F/L and mammary). LPI is a great index to use as a first sort in selecting the most profitable animals.
Analysis. Assessment. Action.
Zoetis has developed the “CLARIFIDE” program. Veterinarians are trained in understanding the basics of genomics and how this information can be integrated as part of the herd’s management program. There are over 100 veterinarians across Canada that have been given the designation of “CLARIFIDE Accredited Veterinarian”. Many of them underwent a multi-day training program taught by representatives from Zoetis, CDN, Holstein Canada and Semex. Today, if a local vet has not been trained through the CLARIFIDE program, but they have a client that is interested in submitting through CLARIFIDE, Zoetis will conduct training with these vets either in person or on-line.” Dr. Melodie Chan, Zoetis Business Lead and Manager Veterinary Services, concludes. “With access to this information, breeders are able to allocate their resources more effectively. As genomic research progresses, we may even be able to consider health protocols to match each animals’ potential to respond – such as response to vaccination.”
Clarifying Genetic Potential
The goal of every dairy breeder is to identify and act upon the genetic potential of their dairy animals. “Through the CLARIFIDE program, Zoetis has worked closely with its Alliance partners.” says Dr. Chan, who outlines the benefits and potential. “By working closely with CDN, Holstein Canada and Semex, the CLARIFIDE genomic consulting program offered through Zoetis provides a truly Canadian perspective. Furthermore, this Alliance has also fostered research initiatives and collaborative funding towards projects that ultimately benefit the Canadian dairy industry. In 2012-2013 Zoetis funded genotyping of approximately 2,000 Canadian proven sires so that their offspring could be included in the genome pool. The addition of this genetic information will aid in the predictive value of genomic testing, in particular for Canadian only traits, such as temperament and milking speed.”
Effective May 1, 2012, Zoetis (formerly Pfizer Animal Health) joined the existing alliance between the Canadian Dairy Network (CDN), the Holstein Association of Canada (Holstein Canada), and the Semex Alliance (Semex). Dr. Chan describes the strategy. “The intent of this alliance is to foster a collaborative approach to delivering predictive genetic information to the Canadian dairy industry, to promote female genotyping and to assist Canada’s dairy producers in using genetic information to make sound management decisions and propagate desired traits. “The members of the alliance feel that by engaging in this partnership, breeders ultimately benefit from the combined strengths of each organization.”
Update on Pilot Study Results
Dr. Josh Lindenbach, Warman Saskatchewan, a Clarifide Approved Veterinarian, shared some of the economic analyses that he did with two of the Zoetis pilot-project herds. In both herds, Dr. Lindenbach sorted the animals based on LPI and compared it to kg of BF shipped. “In Herd #1, there was a $960 average gross profit advantage between the top 1/3 and bottom 1/3 of the herd based on LPI (48 animals genotyped). In Herd #2, there was a $1345 average gross profit advantage between animals that had an above average LPI number vs. a below average LPI number.”
THEY’RE TALKING about CLARIFIDE
Zoetis has received the following comments from breeders and vets involved in the CLARIFIDE program:
“This gives us a better way to manage the heifer inventory by knowing which ones to keep, sell or use as recips, and which ones to use sexed semen on.”
“Herd weaknesses were known before but now we find them younger and more accurately“
“We are now buying semen from bulls that address herd weaknesses as identified by genomics”
“More targeted use of sexed semen”
“We have more open discussions of breeding discussions involving both vets and AI reps, sometimes even together!”
“By culling my bottom end heifers, the heifers coming into the milking herd are more solid producing animals. We have higher milk production and have been able to raise the overall health level of our herd.”
“It’s not the top half of my herd that I ever have to worry about – it’s the bottom half. I want to be able to know ahead of time who could potentially cause me problems and be able to manage my heifer inventory appropriately, based on this knowledge.”
ZOETIS and TOP BREEDERS
There have been interesting results from three different groups from the Zoetis field trial as Dr. Chan reports. “Breeders that are in the top 10% ,from a farm management standpoint, who are excellent at raising calves and keeping them alive, have reached a plateau with their production and are looking for the “next thing” that they can improve on to help them become more profitable were the first ones to trust in genomic technology and see its value. Dr. Chan states, “The key is to make sure you have invested fully in your calf raising program to ensure that disease issues are kept to a minimum and calves have doubled their birth weight at 56 days – then you can be assured that these heifers will reach their full genetic potential.” She continues with the benefits for two other groups.”Breeders that are sitting on excess heifers and looking at their expenses were also quick to jump on board. For a group of Hutterite breeders that are limited to the use of natural service bulls only, genomics provided them with an opportunity to push their genetic progress by culling some of the bottom end animals and replacing them with purchased animals that ranked higher on LPI.” Using data that CDN supplied, Dr. Chan in 2012 looked at phenotype vs. genotype. “We took the CDN database as being “one herd” and took the raw data without adjusting for any environmental effects. Despite that, we were still able to show a significant difference in performance, if we used genomics as a predictor for performance.”
The Bullvine Bottom Line
This sounds like every breeder’s dream. It checks off several breeder, service provider and advisor goals. “Now breeders not only know a heifer’s genetic potential early in her life but have the information to find more accurate ways to allocate resources.” Whenever the tools advance dairy breeders` goals and profitability, that’s a win-win for everybody.
On a regular basis The Bullvine produces lists of sires that meet the breeding goals of our readers. Since producing a list of 30 Sires that will produce Feed Efficient Cow$ a year ago (Read more: 30 Sires that will produce Feed Efficient Cows) we have done considerable research into what makes for feed efficient and lifetime profitable cows (Read more: She Ain’t Pretty – She Just Milks That Way!).
What is Efficiency?
Researchers from a number of institutions and countries are jointly studying which cows are the most feed efficient. To date the studies continue and there are not yet definitive answers. In Hoards Dairyman in 2012 University of Illinois Professor Mike Hutjens brought forward a very interesting thought. His reasoning is that cows are fed a wide variety of diets and that it is the income over feed costs (net dollar returns after feed costs) that is the important factor when it comes to herd profit.
In research herds it may be possible to capture feed intakes but at the farm level it is currently not possible. Without feed intakes on a cow by cow basis it will not be possible to rank sires for their daughters’ feed efficiency. So, at least, for the immediate future the most practical thing to do will be to compare diets on their income over feed costs and tocompare sires’ daughters on their ability to: 1) live is group environments; 2) get pregnant; 3) require minimal individual care; and 4) produce high volumes of fat and protein from low SCS milk on the feed they are fed. And, 5) they need to last for four or more lactations.
Bullvine Efficiency Index (BEI)
A year ago The Bullvine developed and published this index based on information from a number of sire listings. It has been very reassuring to see that with further investigation that this index continued to be a very good predictor for sires that will produce cows that will ring the bell when it comes to profit over a lifetime.
BEI = Production (45%) + Durability (30%) + Health & Fertility (25%)
Production = 30 Fat Yield + 50 Protein Yield + 10 Fat % + 10 Protein %
Durability = 17 Herd Life/Productive Life + 42 Mammary/UDC + 25 F&L/FLC – 8 Body Depth – 8 Stature
Milk Yield is not included as it contributes to more udder strain and additional milk volume to be transported or on-farm water removal cost.
The negative weightings on Body Depth and Stature reflect that larger cows require extra feed to grow to that size and to maintain that larger size each and every day compared to cows of more moderate size.
BEI is calculated using CDN’s Custom Index Calculator. An overall sire ranking is not possible using the calculator as it only allows quires for three groupings – Proven Canadian, Proven MACE and Genomically Evaluated Sires. Bulls are ranked for BEI within each list as a percent of the top bull on the list.
Young Sires Currently Being Sampled
Table 1 contains North American sires that are currently being sampled or will be sampled over the next few months.
Name
LPI
Sire
Dam Name
DESU MOGUL 2439-ET
3748
MOGUL
DE-SU 192-ET
LACTOMONT NIKOTA SARGEANT
3682
SARGEANT
JOLICAP LOLY OMAN OMAN
DE-SU MOGUL 2458-ET
3664
MOGUL
DE-SU 8947-ET
DA-SO-BURN UNO 781
3631
NUMERO UNO
DA-SO-BURN DORCY BECKA-ET
GILLETTE MOGUL CARREL
3631
MOGUL
GILLETTE IOTA CARMEN
BUSCHUR MOGUL 6512
3623
MOGUL
ROYLANE SOCRA MIRA 1760-ET
T-GEN-AC MOGUL SHIMMER-ET
3620
MOGUL
TRANQUILLITY AC DREARYS SHOT
S-S-I SUPRSIRE MIRI 8679-ET
3537
SUPERSIRE
S-S-I BOOKEM MODESTO7269-ET
S-S-I UNO MATTEA 8445-ET
3528
NUMERO UNO
S-S-I SNOW MALENA 7514-ET
KERNDTWAY MCCUTCHEN DAYO-ET
3498
MCCUTCHEN
GOLDEN-OAKS OBSRVR DIXIE-ET
SUMMERLIZ LAYA EPIC
3471
EPIC
SUMMERLIZ MAN O MAN LAUSY
DE-SU ODADDY 2471-ET
3468
DADDY
DE-SU 719-ET
WOODCREST MOGUL ANNA-ET
3455
MOGUL
VISION-GEN SH FRD A12304-ET
OCD SUPERSIRE ENRICH-ET
3451
SUPERSIRE
OCD FREDDIE EVERLAST-ET
RAYON D'OR LEXOR ELYANE
3430
LEXOR
WABASH-WAY-I SHOTTLE EMBER
DE-SU MOGUL 2436-ET
3425
MOGUL
LADYS-MANOR PL SHAKIRA-ET
TWIN-SPRUCE CILO
3412
NUMERO UNO
TWIN-SPRUCE DORCY COTTON-ET
KERNDTWAY MCCUTCHEN DUCE-ET
3407
MCCUTCHEN
GOLDEN-OAKS OBSRVR DIXIE-ET
WOODCREST MOGUL FRANCE-ET
3387
MOGUL
VISION-GEN SH FRD A12304-ET
OCD KRUNCH MASON-ET
3387
KRUNCH
OCD DORCY MARIGOLD-ET
SIEMERS MCCUTCH KIANNA-ET
3383
MCCUTCHEN
LEVASH EXPLODE KIANNA
LACTOMONT LOCASS SARGEANT
3379
SARGEANT
SUMMERLIZ MAN O MAN LAUSY
DE-SU MCCUTCHEN 2433-ET
3375
MCCUTCHEN
DE-SU 344-ET
DE-SU MOGUL 2413-ET
3372
MOGUL
DE-SU 363-ET
SIEMERS MOGUL REAL-DREAM-ET
3372
MOGUL
CLEAR-ECHO OBSERVER 2283-ET
FARNEAR MCMORMAN MARCIE-ET
3366
MOGUL
FARNEAR MILIE MCMORMANN-ET
OCD SUPERSIRE EMBARK-ET
3365
SUPERSIRE
OCD FREDDIE EVERLAST-ET
LACTOMONT NIKITA SARGEANT
3344
SARGEANT
JOLICAP LOLY OMAN OMAN
DE-SU MOGUL 2432-ET
3343
MOGUL
DE-SU 363-ET
S-S-I CLARTA MERYL 8545-ET
3333
CLARTA
S-S-I TWIST MOJO 7326-ET
BOLDI MOGUL ALDA
3313
MOGUL
PARAMOUNT-MB OBSRV AGATE-ET
LOOKOUT RMH MOGUL GRETA
3313
MOGUL
DE-SU 9842-ET
CO-OP MOGUL SYDNEY 6894-ET
3312
MOGUL
FUSTEAD SYDNEY CRI-ET
CITILIMITS MOGUL MAJIC 681
3291
MOGUL
CITILIMITS GARRET MAJIC 562
S-S-I COSMO 68 SOSA 8628-ET
3281
COSMO
AMMON-PEACHY SUPER 7068-ET
CO-OP MOGUL SYDNEY 6891-ET
3279
MOGUL
FUSTEAD SYDNEY CRI-ET
CRACKHOLM LEJEUNE PATRICIA
3272
HUNTER
WELCOME BRONCO PATRON
B-HIDDENHILLS UNO 1882
3270
NUMERO UNO
B-HIDDENHILLS DORCY 1405-ET
DE-SU LITHIUM 2440-ET
3268
LITHIUM
DE-SU 410-ET
3262
NUMERO UNO
WILRA PLANET 946-ET
OCD SUPERSIRE ACE-ET
3258
SUPERSIRE
VISION-GEN SH FRD A12276-ET
DE-SU MCCUTCHEN 2462-ET
3254
MCCUTCHEN
DE-SU 730-ET
GEPAQUETTE SARGEANT RAVICHOU
3245
SARGEANT
GEPAQUETTE BOLTON RAVISANTE
CO-OP UNO CLASSY 6895-ET
3243
NUMERO UNO
CO-OP PLANET CLASSY-ET
HET MEER LUCKY SHOT 2990
3234
NUMERO UNO
HET MEER LUCKY SHOT 6
BARNKAMPER MARILYN 414
3232
MOGUL
BARNKAMPER MARILYN 279
SUMMERLIZ LAURYNA EPIC
3231
EPIC
SUMMERLIZ MAN O MAN LAUSY
S-S-I OCOSMO MINETTE8657-ET
3227
O-COSMOPOLITAN
S-S-I BOOKEM MODESTO7269-ET
S-S-I DONATEL MORIE 8678-ET
3225
DONATELLO
S-S-I BOOK MERAUX 7286-ET
OCD MCCUTCHEN BANKOK-ET
3215
MCCUTCHEN
FARNEAR BROCADE P BRISSA-ET
LACTOMONT NIKOTO SARGEANT
3212
SARGEANT
JOLICAP LOLY OMAN OMAN
FAVORITE
3209
MAN-O-MAN
CLARINE
BARNKAMPER MARILYN 411
3207
HUNTER
T-GEN-AC LAYNE RUSSIA-ET
3201
LAYNE
TRANQUILLITY AC DREARYS RUSH
MS EMILY EMERA-ET
3193
DADDY
TRAMILDA-N BAXTER EMILY-ET
END-ROAD MCCUTCHEN BABA-ET
3189
MCCUTCHEN
HAVILAND OBSERVER BEV-ET
S-S-I OCOSMO KALISA 8646-ET
3186
O-COSMOPOLITAN
S-S-I ROBUST KEYES 7260-ET
S-S-I DEAN MELYNE 8538-ET
3183
DEAN
S-S-I ROBUST MAGIC 7228-ET
SSI EARNHARDT 8651-ET
3177
EARNHARDT P
HENDEL OBSV TRINITY 3274-ET
DE-SU COSMO 2431
3177
COSMO
DE-SU 385-ET
ZIMMERVIEW SUPRSRE BELL-ET
3174
SUPERSIRE
ROCKYPATH-HO MN BARBARA-ET
FUSTEAD EPIC LINDSEY-ET
3174
EPIC
GLEN-TOCTIN BOLT LUCILLE-ET
JHS ALEXIA 49
3171
MOGUL
LM ALEXIA 22
LADIES-FIRST LXOR BANGLE-ET
3171
LEXOR
MAPLEMOUNT BOLTON BUNNY
TSPRUCE MOGUL 7247
3169
MOGUL
MISTY SPRINGS PLANET BRICE
WOODCREST NUM UNO FRENZI-ET
3167
NUMERO UNO
VISION-GEN SH FRD A12304-ET
DE-SU ODADDY 2447-ET
3155
DADDY
DE-SU 719-ET
DE-SU MOGUL 2428-ET
3152
MOGUL
DE-SU 8672-ET
S-S-I SPRSIRE SHARA 8547-ET
3148
SUPERSIRE
BOSSIDE SOUL SISTER-ET
BRYHILL ONE SASSY P
3147
NUMERO UNO
VENTURE SHOTTBOLT SIZZLE P
BOFRAN BREWMASTER FABY
3145
BREWMASTER
BOFRAN MAN O MAN FLORALIE
DONNANDALE HUNTER LEONA
3142
HUNTER
DONNANDALE LAUTHORITY LEMON
LACTOMONT BENZ HEFTY
3142
HEFTY
PARKHURST BEACON BALAMA
DESU MOGUL 2216-ET
3136
MOGUL
DE-SU 194-ET
DE-SU SHAN 2455-ET
3132
SHAN
DE-SU 657-ET
RSB ELDORET
3130
EPIC
RSB CANA 799
DE-SU MOGUL 2393-ET
3127
MOGUL
DE-SU 674-ET
S-S-I ANDERSON FAWN 8626-ET
3124
ANDERSON
S-S-I MANO FLOWER 7139-ET
VINBERT UNO MIDGET
3121
NUMERO UNO
VINBERT FREDDIE BRIDGET
WOODCREST MCCUTCHN LINNY-ET
3118
MCCUTCHEN
WOODCREST OBSERVE LUCIA-ET
DE-SU EPIC 2390-ET
3117
EPIC
DE-SU 9990-ET
MS APPLES UNO ARMANA-ET
3114
NUMERO UNO
KHW REGIMENT APPLE-RED-ET
SANDY-VALLEY HDLINR MACY-ET
3112
HEADLINER
BROOKVIEW MYSTERIOUS-ET
S-S-I OCOSMO MIKI 8654-ET
3111
O-COSMOPOLITAN
S-S-I BOOKEM MODESTO7269-ET
WOODCREST MCCUTCHEN LEAH-ET
3109
MCCUTCHEN
WOODCREST OBSERVE LUCIA-ET
MAPEL WOOD MOGUL BROOK
3107
MOGUL
MAPEL WOOD MAN O MAN BROOKE
RICKLAND SUPERSIRE 4469-ET
3103
SUPERSIRE
TRAMILDA-N SUPER BELLA-ET
UFM-DUBS ERRCAMAC-ET
3103
MCCUTCHEN
UFM-DUBS ERRCA-ET
SPRUCE-HAVEN MOG MI14330-ET
3099
MOGUL
VISION-GEN SH FRD M12112-ET
S-S-I OFFIE WYANET 8549-ET
3098
OFFIE
S-S-I BOOKEM WILTON 7273-ET
JM VALLEY MOGUL GALAXIE
3097
MOGUL
WELCOME PLANET GRANNY-ET
BARNKAMPER MARILYN 402
3086
HIGHLIGHT
BARNKAMPER MARILYN 279
OCD KRUNCH MASQUERADE-ET
3085
KRUNCH
OCD DORCY MARIGOLD-ET
S-S-I SPRSIRE MISTY 8684-ET
3082
SUPERSIRE
S-S-I SHAMROCK MAGIC7368-ET
OCD KRUNCH MANIFEST-ET
3081
KRUNCH
OCD DORCY MARIGOLD-ET
END-ROAD MCCUTCHEN BLANC-ET
3080
MCCUTCHEN
HAVILAND OBSERVER BEV-ET
PONDEROSA FACEBOOK EMILY
3078
FACEBOOK
WILLSBRO EMILYANN ET
BOLDI MOGUL ANGELA
3078
MOGUL
PARAMOUNT-MB OBSRV AGATE-ET
KINGS-RANSOM SHAN FLIRTY
3075
SHAN
KINGS-RANSOM ROS FLITTER-ET
* BEI (Bullvine Efficiency Index) – each sire’s ranking is as a percent of the top sire
The ten sires on this list are all very high for efficiency. Their indexes for fat yield, protein yield, SCS, herd life and mammary are high. Breeders looking for a high all around sire should take a look a Rubicon.
Young Sires Recently Sampled
Table 2 contains North American sires that have been sampled and will be proven in 3 years.
Name
Sire
GTPI*
Milk
Fat
Protein
NM$
PL
SCS
DPR
PTAT
FLC
UDC
Owner
State/Ctry
DA-SO-BURN UNO 781
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2643
1440
93
55
951
6.9
2.59
1.8
3.56
3.26
3.3
Darin & Sonya Burnikel
Cresco , IA
EDG CT UNO CINERGY
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2625
1563
110
75
935
5.1
2.6
1.3
3.19
2.71
2.22
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
SEAGULL-BAY SSIRE DEBRA-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2604
2217
101
74
942
6
2.64
0.4
3.42
2.29
2.8
Seagull Bay Dairy Inc.
American Falls , ID
S-S-I SUPRSIRE MIRI 8679-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2599
2575
87
78
934
6.2
2.74
0.6
3.16
2.97
2.65
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
T-GEN-AC MOGUL SHIMMER-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2596
1656
109
59
871
4.4
2.64
0.6
3.65
3.04
3.45
Tim Clark
Brownsburg-Chatham , IA
S-S-I OCOSMO KALISA 8646-ET
O-COSMOPOLITAN-ET
2570
1604
77
65
971
8.1
2.69
1.1
2.83
1.7
3.11
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
S-S-I DEAN MELYNE 8538-ET
RONELEE SUPER DEAN-ET
2562
1800
68
64
832
5
2.67
2
3.64
2.78
3.29
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
B-HIDDENHILLS UNO 1882
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2558
1309
70
55
899
7
2.37
0.8
3.42
2.92
3.49
B. P. & L. Brunink
Mc Bain , MI
HY-JO-DE UNO LUCILLE-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2547
2035
80
68
843
5.8
2.58
0.6
3.77
2.5
3.07
Joel F. Gerke
Bangor , WI
MS WELCOME SUPERSIRE TIA-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2544
2205
76
65
831
5.5
2.79
1
3.72
2.32
3.45
William H. Peck & Peter C. Vai
Schuylerville , NY
DE-SU MOGUL 2458-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2542
2031
96
69
908
5.7
2.54
-0.3
3.22
2.35
2.87
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
MORMANN SR GINGERBRED
LADYS-MANOR PL SHAMROCK-ET
2533
1848
89
59
913
7.2
2.71
1.3
3.29
2.25
2.5
Jennifer Mormann
Farley , IA
S-S-I UNO MATTEA 8445-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2526
2088
85
75
807
4.8
2.8
1.2
3.46
2.57
2.36
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
MS EMILY EMERA-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2525
1346
86
48
871
6.9
2.58
0.8
3.65
2.85
2.87
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe QC , CA
CO-OP UNO CLASSY 6895-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2523
674
100
44
963
7.5
2.56
2.1
2.82
2.1
2.52
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
SULLHRTFORD NUNO ANA 383-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2519
1613
70
59
817
6.1
2.72
1.7
3.76
2.01
3.13
Robert Eustice & Mike Sullivan
Byron , MN
LACTOMONT NIKOTA SARGEANT
SEAGULL-BAY SARGEANT-ET
2509
1422
79
63
816
4.6
2.78
1.7
3.43
3.33
2.56
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe , QC
S-S-I OCOSMO MINNA 8661-ET
O-COSMOPOLITAN-ET
2508
1053
64
59
821
6.2
2.78
1.5
3.54
2.23
3.29
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
S-S-I COSMO 68 SOSA 8628-ET
TEXEL BEAUTY COSMO-ET
2506
1132
85
53
852
5.8
2.57
1.9
3.26
2.76
2.5
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
BUTZ-HILL MAGICSTAR
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2504
1427
88
62
719
2.7
2.58
-0.4
4.16
3.52
3.23
Mark Butz
Mount Vernon , IA
SIEMERS MOGUL REAL-DREAM-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2503
1509
81
61
885
6
2.57
1.3
2.92
2.54
2.4
Siemers Holstein Farms Inc.
Newton , WI
MORMANN UNO GARLIC
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2501
1285
75
57
828
6.3
2.75
1.5
3.42
3.07
2.58
Jennifer Mormann
Farley , IA
WOODCREST MOGUL PRETTY-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2499
1371
83
57
855
5.5
2.59
0.3
3.27
2.73
3.36
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
OCD KRUNCH MASON-ET
HAMMER-CREEK FRED KRUNCH-ET
2498
1675
58
50
890
8.2
2.49
0.9
2.95
2.75
3.41
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
DE-SU COSMO 2431
TEXEL BEAUTY COSMO-ET
2498
1484
65
61
848
6.6
2.5
1.5
2.95
2.58
2.46
Darin Meyer
New Albin , IA
TIGER-LILY UNO LINDSEY-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2481
1237
94
57
901
6.2
2.52
0.5
2.99
1.89
2.64
John R. Marshman
Oxford , NY
SPEEK-NJ MOG SHERYL CROW-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2480
2514
95
72
804
4.3
2.82
-0.2
3.45
2.22
2.77
Neil McDonah
Trempealeau , WI
WELCOME MCCUTCHEN CHASY-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2475
2086
71
71
715
3.7
2.71
-0.1
3.81
2.96
3.03
Welcome Stock Farm LLC
Schuylerville , NY
WOODCREST NUM UNO FRENZI-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2474
1275
81
49
772
5.2
2.77
1.4
3.69
2.94
3.21
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
S-S-I DONATEL MORIE 8678-ET
MR OCD ROBUST DONATELLO-ET
2463
1955
79
62
752
4.5
2.77
-0.5
3.83
3.14
3.09
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
CHARTROISE UNO MAURA-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2462
1455
114
62
842
4.6
2.88
0.5
2.8
2.23
2.47
Select Genetics LLC
Manitowoc , WI
TJR DE-DIAMOND 2181-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2459
1862
69
60
813
5.5
2.56
0.2
3.24
2.06
3.18
TJR Genetics
Farley , IA
S-S-I OFFIE WYANET 8549-ET
CLEAR-ECHO OBSERVR OFFIE-ET
2458
1870
59
64
906
8.2
2.68
2.2
2.39
0.76
2.5
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
S-S-I OCOSMO MIKI 8654-ET
O-COSMOPOLITAN-ET
2455
1619
74
69
782
5.1
2.83
0.2
3.33
1.92
3.13
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
MS WELCOME SUPERSR TANIA-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2449
2508
78
73
803
5.1
2.75
1.1
2.68
2.37
1.87
William H. Peck & Peter C. Vai
Schuylerville , NY
WOODCREST MOGUL ANNA-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2447
1767
84
63
836
5.3
2.77
0.4
2.76
3.38
2.36
Samuel R Potter
Union Springs , NY
MOUNTFIELD MGL LILY-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2447
1029
86
46
860
6.1
2.51
1.2
2.83
2.37
2.94
Roger & Philip Marshfield
Marcellus , NY
LADYS-MANOR UNO DESIGNER-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2447
1322
97
53
848
6
2.57
-0.3
3.26
2.37
2.76
Ladys Manor LLC
Monkton , MD
MORMANN UNO ARABIA-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2447
1411
89
55
809
5.3
2.78
0.9
3.1
2.75
2.71
Bryhill Farm Inc
Ormstown PQ , IA
DE-SU ODADDY 2471-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2443
1778
102
64
843
5.2
2.64
-0.1
3.28
2.03
2.01
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
OCD SUPERSIRE ENRICH-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2442
2723
99
80
861
5.3
2.94
0.1
2.64
2.01
1.67
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
WILRA UNO 497-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2441
1433
91
54
840
6.7
2.64
0.6
3.17
1.71
2.5
Wilra Farms Inc.
Nashville , IL
EDG RUBY MOGUL ROSE
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2440
1962
106
58
899
6
2.72
-0.2
2.53
2.54
2.25
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
EDG TIGER MOGUL TAMMY
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2439
1764
78
55
800
5.2
2.65
0.5
3.05
1.99
3.34
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
WOODCREST MOGUL FRANCE-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2437
2220
64
62
790
5.3
2.7
0
3.09
3.18
3.2
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
FARNEAR FREEDOM FRESH-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2436
1572
69
54
869
7.2
2.69
2.2
2.31
2.07
2.25
Rick & Tom Simon
Farley , IA
WOODCREST UNO ANNE-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2436
1457
77
51
810
6.1
2.74
2.2
2.82
2.97
2.3
Samuel R Potter
Union Springs , NY
MS MOVIESTAR DADDY MIC-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2436
1507
63
54
851
7.8
2.7
2.1
2.92
1.03
2.35
Butler Borba Glaz-Way & Durr
Chebanse , IL
TIGER-LILY UNO LATTA-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2435
1287
76
47
796
6.3
2.7
0.8
3.67
2.28
2.86
John R. Marshman
Oxford , NY
AURORA UNO 13474-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2434
1877
86
54
821
5.7
2.72
1.3
2.95
2.1
2.58
Aurora Ridge Dairy LLC
Aurora , NY
DE-SU LITHIUM 2440-ET
S-S-I DOMAIN LITHIUM-ET
2433
2230
69
67
755
5
2.77
0.9
3.18
1.88
2.72
Darin Meyer
New Albin , IA
SPEEK-NJ UNO DAPHNE 391-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2431
1453
98
66
834
5.3
2.82
1.2
2.76
2.12
1.78
Robert J. Eustice
Byron , MN
DE-SU MOGUL 2436-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2431
1397
88
52
769
4.1
2.7
-0.8
3.83
2.78
3.83
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
APPEALING UNO KASSIDY-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2430
874
78
45
818
5.9
2.59
2
2.9
3
2.21
S. Scott & April D. Cooper
Delta , PA
CALORI-D CS UNO SENORITA-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2429
762
83
38
755
6.1
2.61
0.4
3.95
2.9
3.46
Calori-D Holsteins
Denair , CA
OCD SUPERSIRE ACE-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2428
1769
97
72
770
3.9
3.01
0.9
2.7
2.49
1.94
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
WA-DEL MOGUL BONITA-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2427
1522
53
50
764
6
2.71
1.5
3.36
2.3
3.34
Rick L. Wadel
Shippensburg , PA
LADYS-MANOR UNO DESTIN-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2425
2101
91
67
794
4.9
2.74
-0.4
3.33
2.37
2.45
Ladys Manor LLC
Monkton , MD
THREE-STAR LEXOR CITRUS-ET
GENERVATIONS LEXOR
2425
1664
69
66
741
4
2.86
1.3
3.25
2.05
2.92
Jeffrey & Korinna Rohde
Grey Eagle , MN
HY-JO-DE MOGUL LIZZY-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2424
2131
93
68
820
4.4
2.74
0.1
2.38
2.35
2.51
Joel F. Gerke
Bangor , WI
MS BOYANA DADDY BLAZE
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2423
1691
55
50
725
6.1
2.76
0.8
3.92
3.45
2.94
Select Genetics of Indiana LLC
Crown Point , IN
S-S-I COSMO TABATHA 8548-ET
TEXEL BEAUTY COSMO-ET
2423
1259
77
48
770
5.6
2.58
0.6
3.24
2.1
3.4
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
T-GEN-AC LAYNE RUSSIA-ET
KELLERCREST SUPER LAYNE-ET
2421
1727
63
56
845
6.9
2.55
1.8
2.5
1.45
2.12
Tim Clark
Brownsburg-Chatham , IA
BUSH-BROS MOGUL 4535-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2420
978
78
47
859
6
2.53
1.1
2.24
2.79
2.96
David Leroy & Bradley Nosbush
Fairfax , MN
BRANDVALE MOGUL 4780
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2417
1096
59
40
840
6.5
2.64
2.5
2.61
2.58
2.83
Steven A. Brand
Ellsworth , WI
KERNDTWAY MCCUTCHEN DAYO-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2415
1964
70
61
726
5.3
2.83
0.4
3.45
2.62
2.52
Mark W. Kerndt
Waukon , IA
DE-SU MCCUTCHEN 2433-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2415
670
69
57
710
4
2.81
1.5
3.42
2.43
2.79
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
CO-OP MOGUL SYDNEY 6894-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2414
1375
90
48
894
6.5
2.51
0.6
2.37
2.35
2.38
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
CO-OP PETRONE SUNNY 6869
WELCOME SUPER PETRONE-ET
2413
2439
59
64
888
6.9
2.48
1.4
2.12
1.5
1.89
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
FURNACE-HILL MGL ZUMBA-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2412
670
75
45
783
5.1
2.76
2.4
2.88
2.87
2.58
Joel Krall & Tim Crouse
Lebanon , PA
WOODCREST SUPER YELLOW
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2409
2063
80
60
816
6.4
2.92
1.3
2.78
1.79
2.52
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
DE-SU CASUAL 2400-ET
LARCREST CASUAL-ET
2409
2407
84
74
842
6
2.76
1
2.35
1
1.52
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
EDG RUBY UNO REESE
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2408
1166
85
45
814
6.3
2.66
1.1
2.92
2.35
2.47
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
WOODCREST MCCUTCHEN LEAH-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2408
1611
76
58
788
5.6
2.81
0.8
2.78
2.34
2.53
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
END-ROAD MCCUTCHEN BLANC-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2406
1433
63
54
694
4.7
2.83
0.4
3.74
2.39
3.59
Duane & Janet Molhoek
Falmouth , MI
OCD SUPERSIRE EMBARK-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2406
2195
92
70
914
6.8
2.64
0.3
1.91
1.74
1.21
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
MATT-DARI MIXER PLUM-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MIXER-ET
2406
1498
77
72
712
3.3
2.6
0.3
2.84
3
2.33
Matthiae Dairy Farm Inc.
Marathon , WI
DE-SU ODADDY 2447-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2404
1407
68
60
776
6.2
2.65
0.3
3.38
1.8
2.5
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
OCD MCCUTCHEN BANKOK-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2404
1520
70
55
718
4.2
2.66
-0.4
3.65
2.77
3.22
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
KERNDTWAY PETRONE DELTA-ET
WELCOME SUPER PETRONE-ET
2403
1170
44
38
755
6.6
2.48
2.3
3.5
1.94
2.94
Mark W. Kerndt
Waukon , IA
SIEMERS SHAMROCK DANA-GAL
LADYS-MANOR PL SHAMROCK-ET
2402
1528
81
47
837
6.3
2.5
0.2
2.86
2.39
2.48
Siemers Holstein Farms Inc.
Newton , WI
NO-FLA YANO TRINY 34377
CO-OP UPD PLANET YANO-ET
2401
1989
72
63
856
5.9
2.74
1.2
2.38
2.05
2
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
S-S-I SPRSIRE MISTY 8684-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2400
2166
81
60
741
5.4
2.75
-0.6
3.79
2.65
2.29
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
EDG HALLIE MAY HAPPY
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2400
1594
67
57
728
5.1
2.75
0.3
3.59
2.63
2.77
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
RI-VAL-RE MCCTCHN DASANI-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2399
1609
77
57
681
3.9
2.98
0
3.92
2.51
3.33
Aaron Jorgensen
Webberville , MI
S-S-I CLARTA MERYL 8545-ET
2399
1523
83
70
793
4.7
2.66
0.9
2.43
2.25
1.73
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
SANDY-VALLEY MGL BISCUIT-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2399
1856
51
55
686
4.4
2.79
1.1
3.46
2.94
3.36
Dave Pat Frank Jr. & Greg B
Stevens Point , WI
WILRA UNO 494-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2398
1369
92
45
831
6.1
2.6
1.1
2.92
1.22
2.63
Wilra Farms Inc.
Nashville , IL
WOODCREST MOGUL POPPER-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2397
609
64
36
796
6.3
2.67
1.7
3.2
2.45
3.29
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
SANDY-VALLEY LAY ABERLYN-ET
KELLERCREST SUPER LAYNE-ET
2397
1853
41
48
803
6.8
2.59
2.5
2.68
2.06
2.83
Dave Pat Frank Jr. & Greg B
Stevens Point , WI
VINBERT UNO MIDGET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2394
1521
90
60
776
5.2
2.68
-0.2
2.96
2.59
2.47
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe , QC
DEBOER O COSMO TALITHA
O-COSMOPOLITAN-ET
2394
811
60
39
741
6
2.68
2.1
3.5
1.94
2.96
Brad DeBoer
Corona , SD
N-SPRINGHOPE MOGUL MIRTH-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2394
815
88
34
817
6.1
2.57
0.4
2.8
3.73
2.91
J Kevin & Barbara Nedrow
Clifton Springs , NY
KELLERCREST PARA CARMAX-ET
REGANCREST PARADISE-ET
2394
824
53
39
716
5.3
2.53
1.2
3.56
2.68
3.57
Kellercrest Reg. Hol. Inc.
Mount Horeb , WI
END-ROAD MCCUTCHEN BABA-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2393
186
59
27
760
6.4
2.7
2.8
3.24
2.89
3.22
Duane & Janet Molhoek
Falmouth , MI
COMYN-PBCD PET DLT 170F
WELCOME SUPER PETRONE-ET
2392
1292
39
35
819
8.6
2.73
3.8
2.71
1.71
2.67
Patrick Comyn
Madison , VA
DE-SU SUDAN 2402-ET
VA-EARLY-DAWN SUDAN CRI-ET
2392
1429
103
52
853
6.2
2.85
0.8
2.57
1.56
2.02
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
RICKLAND NUMERO UNO 4403-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2390
1135
77
43
765
5.9
2.7
1.5
2.93
2.29
2.74
Greg Rickert
Eldorado , WI
PLAIN-KNOLL HILL WINSLET
LOTTA-HILL SHOTTLE 41-ET
2389
1719
61
50
829
7.1
2.64
1.7
2.54
1.83
2.64
Buschur Dairy Farms Inc.
New Weston , OH
DE-SU LITHIUM 2441-ET
S-S-I DOMAIN LITHIUM-ET
2388
1300
47
45
744
6.5
2.69
2.1
3.05
2.5
2.75
Darin Meyer
New Albin , IA
EDG BRYSHA MOGUL BEE
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2388
1416
52
48
780
6.2
2.61
1.5
3.03
2.5
2.77
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
TWIN-SPRUCE CHANA-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2388
1345
87
51
695
3
2.78
-0.4
3.59
2.85
3.78
Chad Felten
Rose Creek , MN
FARNEAR ELLIE EVELYN-ET
S-S-I DOMAIN LITHIUM-ET
2387
1646
47
50
743
6.2
2.67
2.2
3.07
2.8
2.46
Rick & Tom Simon
Farley , IA
N-SPRINGHOPE PETRON SARI-ET
WELCOME SUPER PETRONE-ET
2387
1239
71
45
802
6
2.59
1.8
2.84
1.98
2.25
J Kevin & Barbara Nedrow
Clifton Springs , NY
REGANCREST ODADDY 7276-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2386
1518
39
40
734
6.6
2.68
1.4
3.49
3.01
3.7
Regancrest Farms
Waukon , IA
FARNEAR-TBR-BH MARNI-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2385
1123
55
42
743
7
2.59
1.6
3.16
2.16
3.14
T R & M Simon B & T Rauen &
Farley , IA
S-S-I MORGAN SHALYN 8673-ET
S-S-I BOOKEM MORGAN-ET
2385
1175
66
45
825
7.3
2.65
0.9
2.94
1.87
2.61
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
TWIN-SPRUCE CILO
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2384
1299
86
49
750
4.9
2.56
0.5
3.01
3
2.46
Chad Felten
Rose Creek , MN
REGANCREST MCCUTCHN 7249-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2384
1309
61
47
663
3.9
2.69
0.7
3.59
3.29
3.5
Regancrest Farms
Waukon , IA
DE-SU DEAN 2423-ET
RONELEE SUPER DEAN-ET
2384
1973
56
61
743
5.1
2.63
0.3
3.26
2.01
3.04
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
EDG GLISTEN A GLICE
HUNSBERGER ALCHEMY-ET
2384
1413
36
58
726
6.3
2.52
1.5
2.77
1.92
2.96
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
MS DONNALYN DONEEN-ET
UFM-DUBS-I SHREWD
2383
1668
72
48
744
5.8
2.75
1.2
3.59
1.78
2.73
Trans-America Genetics
Oakdale , CA
RICKLAND SUPERSIRE 4469-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2383
1677
87
66
770
4.6
2.76
-0.2
2.86
2
2.19
Rickert Brothers LLC
Eldorado , WI
OCD SUPERSIRE APPLE-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2382
1321
82
47
706
4.4
2.6
-0.6
3.86
2.77
3.12
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
WCD-ZBW SUPERSIRE LALA-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2382
1806
69
62
777
5.8
2.58
-0.1
2.72
2.17
2.33
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba & Woodc
Lisbon , NY
CO-OP MOGUL SYDNEY 6891-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2382
1104
90
47
802
4.9
2.71
0.2
2.73
2.15
3.32
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
DE-SU EPIC 2390-ET
GENERVATIONS EPIC
2382
1292
70
41
813
6
2.64
2.8
2.39
2.47
1.92
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
JOLICAP DELIGENT WIA-ET
RONELEE DORCY DELIGENT-ET
2380
1000
58
39
733
6
2.64
0.7
3.53
2.3
3.77
Ferme Jolicap Inc
Cap St Ignace PQ , CA
TWIN-SPRUCE CAPPY-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2380
649
78
42
717
4.7
2.56
0.3
3.55
3.03
3.18
Chad Felten
Rose Creek , MN
WOODCREST LAYNE LAZY-ET
KELLERCREST SUPER LAYNE-ET
2378
1766
47
48
738
6.5
2.62
1.5
3.16
1.96
2.95
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
WOODCREST UNO ADELE-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2378
1688
75
52
770
5.5
2.78
2
2.59
2.6
1.9
Samuel R Potter
Union Springs , NY
ZIMMERVIEW KRNCH BRIELLE-ET
HAMMER-CREEK FRED KRUNCH-ET
2378
835
66
35
778
6.6
2.7
1.3
3.28
2.23
3.49
Dean E. & Brent E. Zimmer
Marietta , OH
FARNEAR MCMORMAN MARCIE-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2377
1350
63
45
714
5.6
2.79
0.6
3.61
2.5
3.48
Rick & Tom Simon
Farley , IA
REGANCREST MCCUTCHN 7262-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2377
827
59
38
651
4.5
2.74
0.5
3.82
4.24
3.52
Regancrest Farms
Waukon , IA
NO-FLA ECOYNE ISY 34455-ET
ECOYNE ISY
2377
1146
53
46
838
7.8
2.77
2.4
2.39
1.86
2.44
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
OCD KRUNCH MASQUERADE-ET
HAMMER-CREEK FRED KRUNCH-ET
2375
1763
59
54
741
6.1
2.79
0.4
3.08
2.39
3.38
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
MS EMILY ECSTASY-ET
DE-SU RANSOM-ET
2375
826
90
37
844
6.9
2.68
2
2.05
2.9
1.63
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe QC , CA
BREMER LARGE COMEDY-ET
GLEN-TOCTIN SUPER LARGE-ET
2374
1418
59
43
674
5
2.7
1.3
3.71
2.49
3.18
Ferdi Seeuws
Sheldon , WI
ZIMMERVIEW SUPRSRE BELL-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2373
1898
84
66
685
3.7
2.98
-0.3
3.53
2.21
2.6
Dean E. & Brent E. Zimmer
Marietta , OH
LACTOMONT LOCASS SARGEANT-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SARGEANT-ET
2372
1338
57
60
662
3.8
2.65
0.3
3.51
2.99
3
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe , QC
COOK-FARM UNO HAIZE
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2371
1231
54
45
678
5.2
2.67
1
3.6
2.55
3.33
Gordon Jr. & Gordon Cook III
Hadley , MA
WELCOME SHAN WINFREY-ET
LADYS-MANOR MAN-O-SHAN-ET
2370
1149
79
56
678
3.8
2.81
-0.2
3.73
2.56
2.86
Welcome Stock Farm LLC
Schuylerville , NY
WOODCREST MCCUTCHN LINNY-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2369
1102
67
46
703
4.7
2.79
0.1
3.36
2.46
3.52
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
EILDON-TWEED CHARISMA-ET
LADYS-MANOR RD GRAFEETI-ET
2369
1525
80
60
772
4.3
2.92
1.4
2.35
2.19
2.23
David R. Wood
Amsterdam , NY
TJR MOGUL DINAMITE
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2369
1447
71
50
725
4.5
2.69
-0.2
3.22
2.54
3.41
TJR Genetics
Farley , IA
KELLERCREST PARA CARRIE-ET
REGANCREST PARADISE-ET
2369
1691
73
62
700
3.8
2.61
-0.2
3.2
1.97
3.2
Kellercrest Reg. Hol. Inc.
Mount Horeb , WI
HY-JO-DE MOGUL LIZ-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2369
1784
71
55
745
4.4
2.83
1
2.68
2.82
2.84
Joel F. Gerke
Bangor , WI
CO-OP CALICO LULITA 6868-ET
BRANDT-VIEW CALICO-ET
2368
1627
53
65
739
4.9
2.59
1
2.4
2.39
2.44
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
GRANSKOG-ACRES JABBER-ET
SHEMA JEEVES CAMERON-ET
2367
984
58
33
782
7
2.57
1.9
3.03
2.63
2.47
David P. Granskog
Stephenson , MI
DE-SU MOGUL 2393-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2367
1582
72
52
742
4.4
2.75
0.5
2.87
2.43
3.22
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
SANDY-VALLEY MOGUL AMY-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2367
1603
72
46
757
5
2.68
0.9
2.87
2.65
2.97
Dave Pat Frank Jr. & Greg B
Stevens Point , WI
NO-FLA MAURICE 34451-ET
MOUNTFIELD MSY MAURICE-ET
2366
1489
84
55
799
4.3
2.58
1.3
2.25
2.09
2.18
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
GEPAQUETTE MAYFIELD RAVIBESSE
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2366
1261
66
52
758
5.3
2.69
1.3
2.86
2.39
2.42
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe , QC
MS BOYANA DADDY BAARA
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2366
1486
26
49
615
5.5
2.74
1.2
4.01
3.23
3.29
Select Genetics of Indiana LLC
Crown Point , IN
WARGO-DANHOF OLIVIA RAE-ET
GENERVATIONS EPIC
2363
1377
59
56
650
3.8
2.75
1.1
3.52
2.66
2.79
Wargo Acres & Jason & Sheri Da
Lodi , WI
WILRA UNO 487-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2362
1050
59
41
807
7.2
2.57
1.9
2.76
2.08
2.3
Wilra Farms Inc.
Nashville , IL
CO-OP SUSTAN LAGOON 6901-ET
GIL-GAR ALTASUSTAIN-ET
2362
1201
49
40
689
5
2.71
1.7
3.46
3.11
3.2
Genesis Cooperative Herd
Shawano , WI
FARNEAR DAY DELORIS-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2361
1957
71
48
759
6.1
2.66
0.6
2.8
2.23
2.61
Rick & Tom Simon
Farley , IA
DANHOF M ANGELIC-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2361
1067
69
45
719
5
2.78
0.2
3.41
3.47
2.97
Jason & Sheri Danhof
Waukon , IA
NO-FLA EPIC DEJAH 34398-ET
GENERVATIONS EPIC
2360
1415
51
49
814
6.3
2.47
2.1
2.24
1.83
2.3
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
EDG HALLIE MAY HALLY
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2359
1917
54
55
655
4.9
2.91
0.2
3.9
1.83
3.35
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
EDG BRYSHA COSMO BRINA
O-COSMOPOLITAN-ET
2358
821
83
50
771
5.1
2.71
0.6
2.78
1.86
2.52
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
MORMANN AGENT 001-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2358
1949
74
64
714
4.6
2.74
-0.2
2.97
2.89
2.35
Bryhill Farm Inc
Ormstown PQ , IA
RICKLAND MCCUTCHEN 4415-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2358
1600
50
57
657
4.8
2.78
0.4
3.51
3.13
2.83
Rickert Brothers LLC
Eldorado , WI
WCD-ZBW SUPERSIRE LINDA-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2357
1864
97
72
695
2.5
2.8
-0.4
2.92
2.1
2.11
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba & Woodc
Lisbon , NY
WOODCREST MAYFLD FINIKY-ET
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2356
1398
61
45
789
6
2.61
2
2.42
2.18
2.57
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
NO-FLA MAURICE 34386-ET
MOUNTFIELD MSY MAURICE-ET
2355
1552
69
55
853
6.3
2.6
2
1.65
2.2
1.39
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
SPEEK-NJ KELLY CLARKSON-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2355
2014
81
63
766
4.9
2.71
-0.4
2.89
1.82
2.4
Neil McDonah
Trempealeau , WI
AMMON FARMS SSR MOONSTAR-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2355
1667
93
63
740
4.3
2.83
-0.6
2.84
2.02
2.39
Michael & Jill Ammon
Lewistown , PA
CHARTROISE UNO MACEY-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2355
1647
99
60
749
3.8
2.76
0
2.72
2.2
2.28
Select Genetics LLC
Manitowoc , WI
REGANCREST MCCUTCHN 7252-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2354
1528
56
43
614
3.6
2.76
0.5
3.97
3.1
3.65
Regancrest Farms
Waukon , IA
FURNACE-HILL MGL ZEXY-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2354
995
51
49
718
4.8
2.69
1.6
2.84
3.02
2.85
Joel Krall & Tim Crouse
Lebanon , PA
WCD-ZBW SUPERSIRE LACE-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2353
1859
79
64
721
4
2.71
0.3
2.76
1.23
2.63
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba & Woodc
Lisbon , NY
CANGEN UNO 5453
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2353
1485
76
45
730
6
2.8
1.2
3.11
2.5
2.15
Trans-America Genetics
St-Hyacinthe , QC
WEIGELINE DEAN 2171-ET
RONELEE SUPER DEAN-ET
2353
1635
67
49
796
6.3
2.73
2.6
2.35
1.38
1.92
Dan Weigel
Richland , MI
WEIGELINE SUPERSONC 2174-ET
MISTY SPRINGS SUPERSONIC
2353
967
76
43
894
7.7
2.73
2.7
1.82
1.12
1.84
Dan Weigel
Richland , MI
BUTZ-HILL MAYFIELD MARIAH
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2353
990
60
45
653
3.7
2.62
0.8
3.66
2.38
3.17
Mark Butz
Mount Vernon , IA
SPEEK-NJ CHELSEA HANDLER-ET
DE-SU D MAYFIELD 893-ET
2352
1932
91
70
718
3.7
2.86
-0.6
3.28
1.3
2.23
Neil McDonah
Trempealeau , WI
MATCREST LEX CHARMING-ET
GENERVATIONS LEXOR
2352
1125
89
57
710
3.2
2.74
-0.4
3.16
2.5
2.87
Matthew R. Johnson
Baldwin , WI
DE-SU ODADDY 2394-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2352
1792
67
62
797
6.4
2.73
1.1
2.28
1.16
2.07
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
RONLAND EPIC JANELLE-ET
GENERVATIONS EPIC
2352
2432
74
69
739
3.9
2.75
0.5
2.75
2.47
1.61
Ronald Hackmann
Manitowoc , WI
T-SPRUCE MOGUL 7260-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2352
1830
53
59
753
6
2.71
0.3
2.95
2.15
2.6
Arnold B. Gruenes
Richmond , MN
S-S-I SUPRSIRE MORA 8676-ET
SEAGULL-BAY SUPERSIRE-ET
2352
2264
85
60
802
6.3
2.73
0.3
2.76
1.26
1.65
Select Sires Inc.
Plain City , OH
DE-SU ODADDY 2392-ET
RONELEE SSI O DADDY-ET
2351
1829
57
42
793
7.2
2.51
0.7
2.98
1.76
2.79
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
MORMANN AQUA 2148-ET
S-S-I DOMAIN LITHIUM-ET
2351
1199
47
51
743
6.2
2.66
1.7
2.75
2.35
2.79
Jennifer Mormann
Farley , IA
VISION-GEN AIRNET AL14319
AIR-OSA-EXEL ALTAAIRNET-ET
2348
1543
69
57
742
5.3
2.74
1.5
2.52
1.76
2.12
VISION GENETICS
Mount Joy , PA
EDG GLISTEN UNO GARTH
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2348
1213
68
45
728
5.6
2.71
1.1
2.66
2.2
2.96
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
WOODCREST MCCTCHN LOONEY-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2348
338
58
27
705
5.7
2.6
1.3
3.17
2.91
3.57
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
Lisbon , NY
GOLD-N-OAKS U SOLSTA2559-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2347
1069
88
43
728
4.9
2.73
1.5
3.05
1.47
2.55
John & Judy Swenson
Barneveld , WI
EDG GLISTEN MERID GAFNA-ET
SULLY HART MERIDIAN-ET
2347
1750
68
67
623
3
2.89
-0.1
3.52
2.06
2.95
Elite Dairy Genomics LLC
Chebanse , IL
SPRUCE-HAVEN NUMERO UNO 14300
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2346
661
66
30
761
5.7
2.57
2.2
3.2
2.29
2.79
VISION GENETICS
Mount Joy , PA
KERNDTWAY MCCUTCHEN DUCE-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2346
1769
63
53
627
3.6
2.7
-0.3
3.94
2.74
3.08
Mark W. Kerndt
Waukon , IA
OCD KRUNCH MANIFEST-ET
HAMMER-CREEK FRED KRUNCH-ET
2345
1481
47
45
730
6.6
2.72
1.1
3
2.3
3.25
Oakfield Corners Dairy
Oakfield , NY
SPRUCE-HAVEN MOG MI14320-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2343
1591
60
45
676
4.1
2.66
1.2
3.14
3.49
2.7
Doug Young & James Nocek
Union Springs , NY
GLEN-VALLEY UNO SCARF-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2342
737
71
46
722
4.9
2.59
0.8
2.88
2.97
2.58
Scott M. Umble
Atglen , PA
JOLICAP DELIGENT WIANA-ET
RONELEE DORCY DELIGENT-ET
2342
1045
38
47
658
4.7
2.65
0.7
3.94
2.33
3.61
Ferme Jolicap Inc
Cap St Ignace PQ , CA
SAR-JAS UNO SPECKLE-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2342
787
56
35
645
4.7
2.8
1.9
3.66
3.25
3.19
Jason Menne
West Union , IA
VATLAND MCCUTCHEN LANA 3745
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2341
1586
83
50
708
4
2.74
-0.1
3.01
2.17
3
Josh Vatland
Caledonia , MN
GRANSKOG-ACRES JORDAN-ET
SHEMA JEEVES CAMERON-ET
2341
924
48
25
742
7.6
2.6
1.8
3.38
2.3
3.26
David P. Granskog
Stephenson , MI
DE-SU MOGUL 2413-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2341
1216
73
39
779
5.6
2.64
1.4
2.45
2.79
2.49
De Su Holsteins LLC
New Albin , IA
PLAIN-KNOLL PARISH DANCE
PLAIN-KNOLL PARISH 5534-ET
2341
1316
81
53
839
6.4
2.62
1
2.2
1.31
1.83
Buschur Dairy Farms Inc.
New Weston , OH
HY-JO-DE UNO LUCILLA-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2341
1277
89
49
764
4.8
2.6
-0.3
3.04
2.67
2.4
Joel F. Gerke
Bangor , WI
KHW MOGUL AKAHANNA-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2340
217
77
38
751
4.5
2.7
1.5
2.93
3.09
2.63
High Altitude Syndicate
Platteville , WI
SIEMERS MOGUL APPLE-STAR-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2340
943
86
40
623
3
2.76
-0.6
4.15
3.54
3.34
Siemers Holstein Farms Inc.
Newton , WI
SANDY-VALLEY MOGL BASKET-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2340
2047
55
54
674
4.8
2.86
0.8
3.33
2.32
2.91
Dave Pat Frank Jr. & Greg B
Stevens Point , WI
CAPS MAIRY 25
GENERVATIONS EPIC
2339
1589
30
49
657
4.9
2.58
0.9
3.43
3.02
3.03
Eurogenes
Fair Play , MD
T-SPRUCE MOGUL 7272-ET
MOUNTFIELD SSI DCY MOGUL-ET
2339
1667
71
58
715
4.8
2.89
0.3
3.09
2.27
2.71
Arnold B. Gruenes
Richmond , MN
NO-FLA MAURICE 34371-ET
MOUNTFIELD MSY MAURICE-ET
2338
1180
76
49
837
5.6
2.47
0.9
1.89
1.78
2.48
North Florida Holsteins
Bell , FL
RI-VAL-RE MCCTCHN OREGON-ET
DE-SU BKM MCCUTCHEN 1174-ET
2337
1570
54
61
607
3.4
3.04
1.1
3.56
2.1
3.17
Aaron Jorgensen
Webberville , MI
LUDWIGS-DG NUMBERO LUCY-ET
AMIGHETTI NUMERO UNO-ET
2337
624
89
40
735
5.2
2.76
1.4
3.09
2.63
2.14
D. Ludwig Farms LLC
Fithian , IL
* BEI (Bullvine Efficiency Index) – each sire’s ranking is as a percent of the top sire
This group of sires is high for efficiency but slightly more spread out than the sires in Table 1. They are very high for fat yield, daughter fertility and herd life. Breeders that used Divinci will be pleased to see him heading this list but there are many other top all around sires. Divinci, Mucho, Blasito and Topsy are all sons of the high indexing dam, De-Su 199. AltaBettman and Toolshop are full brothers.
Next Proven Sires
Table 3 contains sires that will receive their daughter proofs over the next year or so.
MOONLIGHT HOLSTEINS, CAISTOR CENTRE, ON, (519) 788-6917
ZUGER INNOCENT THREA
VG
85
PENNVIEW INNOCENT
FERME ZUGER, LYSTER, PQ, (819) 389-1038
* BEI (Bullvine Efficiency Index) – each sire’s ranking is as a percent of the top sire
This group of sires contains bulls that are both well known and not so well known to breeders. Supersire and Lexor stand out with high ratings in all categories contained in the table. Lexor and Lanyard are full brothers.
International Proven Sires
Table 4 contains the top ten BEI sires from the US Holstein and CDN MACE listings for top daughter proven sires.
Name
Udder Score
Feet & Legs Score
Final Score
Owner
State
KINGSWAY GOLDWYN ARTICHOKE-ET
88
90
89
Ehrhardt Farms Inc & Gene Iager
MD
MS KEN-DREN SANCHEZ FEATHER
90
90
89
Todd N. Wendorf & Douglas D. Lemke
WI
MS ROCKLEDGE SNCHEZ JAZZ-ET
90
90
89
Jeff Morris Koster
TX
ROCKLAN-T ATWOOD RALLY-ET
90
87
89
Michael J. Garrow
NY
LUCK-E BRAXTON MAEVE
90
87
89
Dalton Engel
IL
CONANT-ACRES AFTSHOCK TRINA
91
85
89
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
OAKFIELD ATWOOD HORIZON-ET
88
87
88
Michael J. Garrow
NY
FLEURY DAMION CARAIBE
90
83
88
Pat Conroy
IN
CHARWILL ATTIC MARCY
88
88
88
Gen-Com Holstein Ltd
DOUGAL LEA GOLDWYN DANITA-ET
88
87
88
Gen-Com Holstein Ltd
LEACHLAND GOLD MEDAL
90
86
88
Ehrhardt Farms Inc & Gene Iager
MD
HOFF-HILL ATLANTIC GLOW
87
90
88
Adam Hoff
TX
BVK ATWOOD ANGIE-ET
87
85
88
Catlin E. Christman
MD
FROZENES SANCHEZ CLAUDIA
90
87
88
Chad J. Ryan
WI
SHEBS GOLDWYN HAWAII-ET
89
86
88
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LOCUST-RIDGE PLAID BEANIE
88
86
88
Robert A. Johnson
MD
WHITTIER-CF ATWOOD LOVE-ET
88
86
88
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
STONE-HAUS ALEX G6-ET
88
86
88
Glen S. Zimmerman
PA
COCALICO BRADELL PARIS
88
90
88
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
MB-LUCKYLADY ATWOOD 5590-ET
87
88
88
Durrer Dairy
CA
PARKACRES AB FRANNIE-RED-ET
89
87
88
Jason M. & Donna G. Myers
MD
REGANCREST GOLD BILLI-J-ET
88
87
88
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
MS T-FARM ZBW BIGTIME PIECE
90
84
88
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
ZBW-JP AT LAST-ET
88
88
88
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba & Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
PUTNAM-FARM DSTRY JASMYN-TW
87
86
88
William & Cynthia &Richard & Shannon Allyn
NH
MS DREAMSALIVE SA PATTYCAKE
87
87
88
Robert & Joyce Ringler Hoffman & Terry Kuehn
PA
STOLHAVEN SOVRGN DIAMOND-ET
89
86
88
G. Alpheus Stoltzfus
PA
DIRIGO-CONANT ATWOOD RANDI
87
88
88
Duane Conant & Steve Keene
ME
CONANT-ACRES ATWOOD FARRAH
90
87
88
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-ACRES SANCHEZ CAMMI
90
84
88
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-ACRES ALEX ADA
88
90
88
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-ACRES BRAXTON FAYME
89
87
88
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
DIRIGO-CONANT SANCHEZ RICKI
90
86
88
Duane Conant & Steve Keene
ME
CONANT-ACRES ATWD FLAIR-ET
90
86
88
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
DIRIGO BRAXTON JORJA
90
87
88
Brian R. Keene
ME
WESTPHALIA SS AMARYLLIS-RED
90
85
88
Grady Wendorf
WI
ROUND-HILL REALITY FIONA-TW
86
87
88
Shelby Iager
MD
RMW SANCHEZ ATHENA-ET
88
87
88
Nicholas John Raggi
MD
MOUNTFIELD SH ATW R12124-ET
88
82
88
Spruce-Haven Farm
NY
KAY-BEN ATWOOD CREAM CHEESE
89
87
88
Eben J. Benson
ME
MEY-VILLA SANCHEZ FLITTER
90
83
88
Jerome E. Meyer
WI
KEVREL MANOMAN MIA-ET
90
86
88
F. Kevin Leaverton
MD
GOLDEN-OAKS ATWD CHARLA-ET
90
84
88
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
P-ZBW SANCHEZ TRIUMPH-ET
88
83
88
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
SAVAGE-LEIGH PS LELA-ET
90
85
87
Savage-Leigh Farm
MD
OCD PICOLO LACY-ET
87
86
87
Laura Emerson & Brent A Ashley
DE
RONBETH HD DAMION DANCER
87
85
87
Brent R. Zimmerman
MD
ROCKYMOUNTAIN MANOMAN DIMPL-ET
88
86
87
Alphagen Syndicate & Ferme Jolicap Inc
WI
SILVERMAPLE BOLTON CAMEO
86
86
87
Golden Oaks & Nick Raggi
IL
RAINYRIDGE DESTINY BIANCA-ET
87
82
87
Gene Iager & St Jacobs ABC, Inc
MD
KINGSWAY ATWOOD DELICATE
88
84
87
Ehrhardt Farms Inc & Gene Iager
MD
CAVA-LANES PRNT SHANTELE-ET
88
79
87
Aaron Hass & Todd Cavanaugh
WI
ROXY-DANE SPIRTE ROCHELLE
86
83
87
Seth Elsner
WI
HAGEN S-STORM CHEROKEE
86
86
87
Keith Hagen
WI
CAR-BON SANCHEZ AKIRA
86
86
87
Thomas J. Bunkoske
WI
MD-HEAVENSENT ABSO MAGNAFIC
86
88
87
Macayla Wiles
MD
BVK ATWOOD ABILENE-ET
85
88
87
Mike & Megan Moede
WI
DONWEN SIZZLE GABRIEL
87
82
87
Donald R. Wendlandt, Jr.
WI
ABRAXAS ACCOLD RD BL MISS
86
86
87
Michael J. Garrow
NY
HAGEN SANCHEZ BANDIT
88
82
87
Keith Hagen
WI
OCEAN-VIEW SHOTLE SHERRY
88
83
87
Mark Rueth & Jeff Woods
WI
MICHIGAN DN SLUSHIE 4685-ET
89
84
87
Michigan State University
MI
WHIT-HART AFTSHK CLIMAX-ET
87
86
87
Shelby Iager
MD
SMITH-CREST-TW J VIDALLIA
90
78
87
Joshua R Butler
WI
MS PEACE&PLENTY FRISKY
88
86
87
Richard Schwartzbeck & Byron Stambaugh
MD
MARTIN-PLACE DUNDEE TRU
88
83
87
Ashley Mariah Martin
ME
GOLDFAWN SANZ ELLI
87
86
87
Nathan M. Goldenberg
TX
PROBERT Z SOLIS
87
83
87
Kate Smith & Pam Probert
WI
SMITH-CREST GIBSON MARY
90
83
87
Travis Smith
WI
ROCKLAN-T ATWOOD ROXANNE-ET
87
84
87
Michael J. Garrow
NY
KMH MONUMENT JADE
88
83
87
Brian Edward Rohloff
WI
ROSEDALE TENACIOUS ROSE-ET
88
85
87
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
STARWARD SANCHEZ JUBILEE-ET
88
85
87
Darwin D. Sneller
MI
ALMOST-MINE R PERFCT-RED-ET
87
85
87
Almost Mine Farm
WI
UNICORN ATTIC GIGI
88
83
87
Sarah Davis
MD
RALMA MANOMAN BLUEJAY-ET
88
85
87
Ringhill Holsteins & DeWeerd Farms Inc
MD-MAPLE-DELL AFTER GENA
87
84
87
Patrick Bros.
MD
MD-MAPLE-DELL SANCHEZ IMARA
87
87
87
Patrick Bros.
MD
ME-DO-CREST LHEROS IVY
87
83
87
Me-Do Meadows
WI
REGAN-BH-ALH M DANNAH-ET
88
85
87
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LUCK-E SHOTTLE TRINITY-ET
87
85
87
Matt L. Engel
IL
LUCK-E BRAXTON RIDDLE-TW
86
83
87
Matt L. Engel
IL
LUCK-E BRAXTON KAMEKO-ET
87
85
87
Joseph M. Engel
IL
LUCK-E BRAXTON KUMIKO
86
84
87
Joseph M. Engel
IL
LUCK-E ABSOLUTE BABE-RED-ET
87
85
87
Matt L. Engel
IL
VIEW-HOME TIME DASHEA
86
87
87
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
WINDSOR-MANOR SAN ZSAZSA-ET
87
86
87
Jason M. & Donna G. Myers
MD
WINDSOR-MANOR RAZZLEDAZZLE
88
84
87
Kelsey Zepp
MD
BURLEDGE JASPER PRADA
88
85
87
Ray & Rae Nell Halbur
WI
CLEAR-ECHO M-O-M 2150-ET
90
82
87
De Su Holsteins LLC
IA
BRIGEEN SHOTTLE GIGI-ET
87
84
87
Vivian Briggs
ME
CO-OP SUPER JULITA-ET
88
82
87
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
CONANT-ACRES AFTRSHK LUSTRE
88
88
87
Duane W. Conant
ME
SELLCREST DBONAIR RITA-RED
90
82
87
Allen & Shirley Sell
WI
NO-LIMIT SHOTTLE LICORICE
87
85
87
Durrer Dairy & MB Luckylady Farm
CA
KLASSENS SANCHEZ JAMIE-3773
86
86
87
Jeff Morris Koster
TX
GOLDEN-OAKS AS CHARITY-ET
86
82
87
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS GWYN CHRISTA-ET
87
84
87
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS-NR GABRIELA
88
82
87
Golden Oaks & Nick Raggi
IL
DRENDEL-PM DAMION ELOISE
87
84
87
Kristina Drendel
IL
LINDALE SANCHEZ TATIANA
88
83
87
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
TEX-STEIN COLBY PERRI
88
86
87
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN PONTIAC GRACE
86
88
87
Gavin Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN PONTIAC FIREBIRD
90
82
87
Gavin Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN DEUCE HEIDY
89
83
87
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
FARNEAR B ABBIE AKA
88
85
87
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
FLICKSTEAD SHOTTLE 1529
87
86
87
Diane G. Flickinger
MD
MS CRESCENTMEAD DANIE-ET
88
83
87
Budjon Farms, Peter C. Vail & Pierre Boulet
WI
GBM ATWOOD ACCENT-ET
88
85
87
Mark Douglas Cain
DE
BUCHHOLZ BALTIMOR HAMBONE
87
85
87
James & Susan Buchholz
WI
BEAVER-FLATS ALEX CORKY-ET
88
86
87
Jeffrey D. Dana
NY
MISS REAL HOT-RED
87
82
87
Troy Wendorf
WI
VISION-GEN SH SHO A12037-ET
88
83
87
Rick & Tom Simon,B & T Rauen & Butz-Hill Hol.
IA
VISION-GEN SUP GUVA-C037-ET
90
83
87
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LADYS-MANOR GINGERSNAP-TW
87
87
87
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR FRD GIZELLE-ET
89
83
87
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LEEMODE BRAXTON PONTIA
90
83
87
Ross W. Lee
CA
EHRHARDT GOLDWYN BRITNEY-ET
88
87
87
Ehrhardt Farms, Inc.
MD
COLDSPRINGS BRODY 4093
87
84
87
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS DUSK 4095
88
83
87
Courtney K. Hoff
MD
KEVREL PLANET MIA-ET
90
85
87
F. Kevin Leaverton
MD
GOLDEN-OAKS CARLA-RED
88
86
87
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
STAR-ROCK EMPHASIS 6427
88
87
87
Star Rock Farms
PA
DURCHAN ALLEN DELIGHT-ET
86
90
87
Kingstead Farms & Tom Mercuro
MD
ROSEDALE LIFE IS SWEET-ET
90
81
87
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE LUCK WITH A KISS
87
90
87
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
JENESIS-B KYLE NAOMI
87
85
86
Tom & Jacqueline Barends
MI
L-C-V BRAXTON LILLY 2067
86
85
86
Macey B Vieira
CA
L-C-V LOTHARIO SARY 2164
88
83
86
Macey B Vieira
CA
AARDEMA DORCY 84309
86
83
86
Double A Dairy
ID
CRAVE BALTIMOR BLUES 6291
85
85
86
Crave Brothers Farm LLC
WI
COSTA-VIEW BOLTON 41447
88
82
86
Costa-View Farms
CA
GROSS-FARM OUTSIDE HONEY
86
85
86
Norman Gross
MI
COSTA-VIEW AL 39808-ET
85
87
86
Joseph Azevedo
CA
B-HIDDENHILLS BEACN 1298-ET
86
86
86
Hidden Hills Dairy
MI
RUGG-DOC AFTRSHOCK CARAH-ET
88
83
86
Jeff Rugg
WI
CITYVIEW GOLDWYN ACE
88
84
86
Richard A. & K. Lisa Schwartzbeck
MD
BUTZ-BUTLER JASPR ASPIRE
86
85
86
Mary Feucht
WI
NINE-CEES LARAMEE SKY
85
84
86
Nine Cees Dairy
WI
POLLACK-VU IS LOW RIDER
86
82
86
Steven & Dori Lichty
WI
MISTY-Z ROY JAZZY
86
85
86
Dale L. Zimmerman
PA
GOLDFAWN-SYM JASPER JODI
85
83
86
Addison Anne Goldenberg
TX
WILDWEED ATLAS DINA
86
82
86
James, Kari & Linda Behling
WI
FISCHERDALE SANCHEZ JUDY-ET
90
80
86
Kamphuis Farms LLC
WI
GLEN-TOCTIN GOLD LEENA-ET
86
83
86
Katelyn M. Allen
MD
PHEASANT-ECHOS SHOTL ELAINE
88
85
86
Byron & Deborah Stambaugh
MD
PHEASANT-ECHOS MILN DARLENE
87
83
86
Trinity Kaye Miller
MD
VALMONT HARRY SHADE DELLA
86
82
86
Aaron A. & Aaron L. Widrick
NY
MAPLEGRAND SHOTTLE GABBY
86
82
86
Maplegrand Farms
NY
BUDJON-JK DURHAM EARRING
85
82
86
Budjon Farms & Joel Kietzman
WI
GLORYLAND-SA SONYA RAE-ET
87
86
86
James R. Putman
NY
GLEN-TOCTIN SUPER LAVENA-ET
88
85
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
PLAYBALL MOM LITTLE
86
87
86
Tim Schmitt
IA
RYAN-VU PRONTO KORRAL
86
86
86
Mark J. Ryan
WI
CLELAND MR BURNS ANNIE
85
85
86
Jason J. Cleland
WI
GALESTONE PASSION-ET
86
85
86
Robert A. Johnson
MD
ABRAXAS DEBONRRD BARBIE
87
82
86
Michael Faucher
NY
WILDWEED TOUCHDOWN CARMEL
86
85
86
Frank Behling
WI
ROCKLAN ADVENT REGAN-ET
86
82
86
Michael J. Garrow
NY
ROKEYROAD ATWOOD ELSIE-ET
86
83
86
Mason Dairy Farm LLC
OK
MICHIGAN DN ROUGHIE 4686-ET
89
78
86
Michigan State University
MI
PERLANE BOHNVIEW J FANTASIA
86
85
86
Daniel Bohn
WI
HOWARDVIEWWG SUPR AMBRIA-ET
86
84
86
Logan A. Zanzalari
IN
OUR-BEST SHINING STAR-TW
86
82
86
Mark & Joseph Wolf
WI
HOFF-HILL SANCHEZ TWINKIE
85
86
86
Adam Hoff
TX
DESTINY-ROAD DUSK DYNAMITE
87
85
86
Jay Stoltzfus
PA
CLASS-E CLASSIC CHEDDAR-ET
86
85
86
Lucas & Eric Moser
MI
HEADWATER LENNY JENNY
90
81
86
Eric Sherman
NY
ABRAXAS GABOR MOONSHINE
86
86
86
Carl, Samuel & Aaron Moore
NY
INSPIRACRES DEBON FAY-RED
86
85
86
Steve & Sharon Patterson
WI
WA-DEL SUPER BATHSHEBA-ET
87
82
86
Rick L. Wadel
PA
MD-LOCUSTCREST ARTIE MILKY
87
81
86
Md-Locust Crest
MD
SMITH-CREST FR IDEE-ET
86
80
86
Matt & Travis Smith
WI
AEBI-THAL ATWOOD RENE
87
84
86
Jim Abey
WI
PROTEGE RIANNA ROSE
87
82
86
Colt & Nikki Voegeli
WI
CLOVER-PRAIRIE 5038 JEWEL
85
83
86
Kyle A. Batista
CA
PHEASANT-ECHOS TURVY-RED-ET
87
83
86
Kenny Stambaugh
MD
MAPLEGRAND SANCHEZ PAL
87
83
86
Maplegrand Farms
NY
ROSSDALE KNOWLEDGE ROYCE-ET
83
86
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
ROCKLAN-T GOLDWYN TOPS-ET
86
87
86
Michael J. Garrow
NY
BEE-BOW SHOTTLE PARFAIT-ET
87
87
86
Kamphuis Farms LLC
WI
IDEAL-KR IVANKA
86
86
86
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
PHEASANT-ECHOS PHNX LEANDRA
87
83
86
Byron & Deborah Stambaugh
MD
RAGGI JASPER CUPID
87
83
86
Ronald E. Statler II
PA
SHADY-WOOD DEUCE JENNY
86
85
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
NEHLS-VALLEY SUPER LIPPY
87
82
86
Gene P & Seth L Nehls
WI
RAGGI ATWOOD TONI-ET
86
85
86
Nicholas John Raggi
MD
MOONDALE JASPER TJ-ET
86
83
86
Cindy L. Krull
WI
MD-MAPLE-DELL AFTER DICEY
86
84
86
Maple Dell Farms
MD
MD-MAPLE-DELL ALEX SUE-ET
87
83
86
Derek Patrick
MD
MD-MAPLE-DELL ALEX SALLY-ET
87
84
86
Derek Patrick
MD
IRIS-HILL ADVENT NIKO-RED
86
85
86
Paul L. & Titus Mast
NY
WOODLEDGE ROY 955
87
83
86
R. Garnett Smith, Jr.
VA
LE-O-LA ATWOOD GYPSY
86
85
86
Richard F. & Kathy S. Demmer
IA
APPEALING G W ATWOOD JINX
86
85
86
S. Scott & April D. Cooper
PA
KAY-BEN ATWOOD KELLY
87
82
86
Erica J. Benson
ME
REGANCREST FRD LISANNE-ET
85
86
86
Kenneth J. Pfaff
WI
ZBW-WG AFTER EFFECT
86
85
86
Jeffrey D. Dana
NY
LUCK-E ABSOLUTE CINEMA
84
86
86
Matt L. Engel
IL
LUCK-E ABSOLUTE ZANG
87
84
86
Matt L. Engel
IL
F-A-F SIDNEY LOMIRA
85
84
86
Luke Borchardt
IL
SPRUCE-HAVEN ATW BJ11846-ET
88
82
86
Spruce-Haven Farm
NY
ROPUT DAMION GRINDAL
87
85
86
James R. Putman
NY
CHRIS-DA ALFREDO JULIET
87
82
86
LaVern & Cheryl Davis
WI
KOZ-DA SHAKIRA-RED
88
86
86
DaMartini Holsteins
WI
HILLTOP-LLC BOLTON 4574-TW
86
82
86
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
SPEEK-NJ PROM QUEEN-RED-ET
87
82
86
Neil McDonah
WI
WINDSOR-MANOR JEEV ROCHELLE
86
83
86
Jason M. & Donna G. Myers
MD
JUNLYN FRONTRUNNER WILMA
87
81
86
Junlyn Farms, Inc.
WI
PIERCE-VALE MAC TAMMY-ET
86
84
86
Pierce-Vale Farms LLC
WI
K-MANOR NIAGRA MODEL
86
86
86
K-Manor Holsteins
WI
STONE-FRONT JELLY-RED
85
85
86
Tom Lyon, Jr.
WI
COLDSPRINGS REECE 3923
88
85
86
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS BOLTON 3975
87
86
86
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
KA-MITZ KASPER KAITLYN-RED
86
85
86
Todd Kahl
IL
MIDAS-TOUCH TRUMP RYLEE
87
82
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LOCUST-VALE S ROSETTE
86
85
86
Wilmer L. & Vera C. Peachey
NY
BLUE-GENE SHOTTLE SOUPEY-ET
87
82
86
Eugene M. Poirier
NY
HEINZE SANCHEZ PARIS
87
85
86
Mark T. Heinze
WI
ROB-SARA ATLANTIC FLOR 1888
85
86
86
Robert L. III & Laura Emerson
DE
MATT-DARI SPEARMINT SOCIETY
86
85
86
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI ALEXANDER BIRDIE
85
85
86
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI SHOTTLE DELISA
86
85
86
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
SIBIC MATT-DARI BADEN
87
80
86
Amy Simon
WI
MATT-DARI AL WINK
86
85
86
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI AFTERSHOCK FIFI
86
85
86
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
HOEK-TEX APPLE 5508
86
86
86
Meagan Jessyka Hoekman
TX
HOEK-TEX SANCHEZ 5526-ET
85
86
86
Gerard Hoekman
TX
HOEK-TEX BOULDER 5529-ET
86
86
86
Gerard Hoekman
TX
HOEK-TEX BEDFORD 5555
85
87
86
Gerard Hoekman
TX
GREEMLEA-TM DES BEULAH-ET
86
87
86
Savage-Leigh Farm
MD
MISS DEBONAIR BEAUTIFUL-RED
85
86
86
Richard M. Green
DE
T-C-G APPLE ROLEX-RED-ET
86
82
86
Joseph K. Panter & Triple Crown Genetics
ID
T-C-G JEEVES MADDY-ET
87
83
86
Triple Crown Genetics
ID
MILKSOURCE FORTUNE LAYNE
83
85
86
Frank Behling
WI
CONANT-ACRES GOLD SUKEY-ET
86
85
86
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-ACRES BRAXTON TESSA
88
81
86
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
SELLCREST LB MISSY-RED-ET
85
86
86
Gary Sell
WI
SELLCREST JONAH KALA-RED
87
85
86
Allen & Shirley Sell
WI
NO-LIMIT SHOTTLE HAZEL
87
83
86
Durrer Dairy & MB Luckylady Farm
CA
KINGSMILL ALLOY ATARA
85
85
86
Kaitlyn R. Corbett
MD
KINGSMILL ALLOY ALETTE
87
85
86
Kaitlyn R. Corbett
MD
WESTPHALIA RR ASTONISH-RED
85
87
86
Charles A. Westphal
WI
GOLDEN-OAKS ADVENT ALEXA-ET
85
85
86
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS GW CHAMPAGNE-ET
87
84
86
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS AB FLIRT-RED-ET
88
82
86
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
BULLDOG BRAXTON GRAND
86
85
86
Bulldog Holsteins
MD
GA-IL AWOOD CLARICE-ET
86
82
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
GLADE-ROCK TIME ERICA
85
86
86
Emily P. Ausherman
MD
TEX-STEIN COLBY YAJAIVA
87
85
86
Gavin Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN COLBY AQUILLA
86
86
86
Gavin Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN GABOR DARBI
90
83
86
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN GABOR SHARON
88
85
86
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN DEUCE CHELLSEY
88
85
86
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
FARNEAR BROCADES BAKA-ETS
87
83
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
FARNEAR ADA ADVOCATION-ET
87
83
86
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
MDF SANCHEZ 3120
85
90
86
Mason Dairy Farm LLC
OK
WEBB-VUE GABOR MS JACHEIA
88
83
86
Robert A. Webb
WI
ROCK-HOME PRONTO FJEARA
85
85
86
Jeff Morris Koster
TX
NEHLS-VALLEY STARDUST-RED
85
88
86
Shawn Nehls
WI
NEHLS-VALLEY SUGARLAND-RED
85
85
86
Shawn Nehls
WI
B-ENTERPRISE SUPER GIGI-ET
85
85
86
Rick & Tom Simon & Butz-Hill Holstein
IA
T-C-G DESTRY GOLD-RAE
87
84
86
Seagull Bay Dairy, Inc.
ID
T-C-G GOLD RHIANNA-ET
85
86
86
Triple Crown Genetics
ID
R-E-W CHARM BRACELET-ET
87
85
86
Derek Lease
MD
HARDEE-ROCK RB SHARA-RED-ET
88
84
86
Darwin D. Sneller
MI
ROCK-HOME DESTRY LIVIA-ET
86
86
86
Adam Hoff
TX
WARGO-ACRES MUSIC-ET
85
83
86
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES JANE
87
85
86
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES SUPER MILEY
85
85
86
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-N-JD SUPER DELUX-ET
87
83
86
Craig Carncross & Jason Danhof
WI
MDF G W ATWOOD 3240
86
83
86
Mason Dairy Farm LLC
OK
HILLPINE REALITY JAN
88
85
86
Byron W. Bruins
WI
LADYS-MANOR ALLOY FRESCA
87
83
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR DORCY ODA
90
81
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR DORCY AMELIA
85
86
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR SHOT AT LUCKY
86
83
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR DORCY AMIRA
88
86
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR BIGTIME BUFFY
87
83
86
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
KAY-BEN ALEXANDER LOLIPOP
87
86
86
Kay-Ben Holsteins
ME
MAPLE-HILL-FARM LUCKY SEVEN
87
80
86
Paul E. Horning
PA
HNKES-WESSEL ATW ECLIPSE-ET
86
83
86
Douglas D. Lemke
WI
CASTLEHOLM ROSIE RAE-RED-ET
86
84
86
Nicole K. Wright
WI
MILKSOURCE ADV INDIANA-RED
87
82
86
Robert & Matt Puskas
NJ
SPRINGHILL-OH BOWSER ICE-ET
87
86
86
End Road Farm
MI
ROPUT AIRRAID BEARLY
86
87
86
James R. Putman
NY
BER-SHER EXPLO CARISSA CIN
86
85
86
Bernard & Ronald Brinks
MI
LORITA ATWOOD ANNA STAR
85
85
86
Durrer Dairy
CA
EHRHARDT ASHOCK LAURIN-ET
86
86
86
Ehrhardt Farms, Inc.
MD
COLDSPRINGS SILVAN 4076
87
83
86
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS DUSK 4107
86
82
86
Ian A. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS BAXTER 4161
87
86
86
Ian A. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS LIGHTNING 4198
86
84
86
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
MEY-VILLA CHRIS DELLA
87
83
86
Bernard & Jerome Meyer
WI
MEY-VILLA SANCHEZ FANCLUB
87
80
86
Jerome D. Meyer
WI
PEACE&PLENTY ASPEN BONJOUR
87
82
86
Joseph A. Schwartzbeck
MD
PEACE&PLENTY FREEDOM ROYAL
88
82
86
Richard A. Schwartzbeck
MD
CO-OP UPD FREDDIE 4332
88
83
86
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
PIERCE-VALE AFSHK TAFFY-ET
86
85
86
Pierce-Vale Farms LLC
WI
MS TODDSDALE GOLD TRILEY-ET
86
85
86
Michael J. Garrow
NY
KEVREL MAN-O-MAN 1525
87
85
86
F. Kevin Leaverton
MD
ARB-FLO-SPR BUCKEYE SHABAM
88
82
86
Jamie Arbaugh
MD
HORIZON-JAY SHOT-OBSEE-ET
90
82
86
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
MS APPLES ARIA-ET
89
83
86
Luke & Megan Rauen & Josh & Adam Simon
IA
GOLDEN-OAKS ATWOOD VENUS-ET
87
84
86
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
STONE-FRONT HVEZDA ROADIE
88
84
86
Andrew Jay Buttles
WI
NELSON-MILL AUGIE 969
87
84
86
J. Walter Rutledge, II
MD
HILMAR SUPER 4745
87
86
86
Hilmar Holsteins, Inc.
CA
WINDSOR-MANOR Z STICKY
86
83
86
Jason M. & Donna G. Myers
MD
P-ZBW SANCHEZ TRINITY-ET
87
82
86
Tyler Nephew
NY
MS SUGAR-C ALEXNDR QUEEN-ET
86
85
86
Sugar Creek Dairy
WI
RAGGI-MANOR SHANE SILVER
86
86
86
Nick Raggi & Robert E.& Mary O. Smith
MD
BUR-RODZ SANCHEZ BETH
90
80
86
Rodney A. Zietlow
WI
ROSEDALE ENOUGH TALK
87
82
86
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE FASHION SENSE
86
83
86
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE COURAGEOUS CAT
86
82
86
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
LONE-MAPLE LHEROS 101
87
83
86
Linford R Weber
MD
TRI-KOEBEL SNOFALL TICKTOCK
86
82
85
Stephen J. Reed
MI
JENESIS-B KYLE ECHO
83
84
85
Isaiah Barends
MI
JENESIS-B ARMSTEAD MARISSA
85
85
85
Tom & Jacqueline Barends
MI
JENESIS-B KYLE ELITE
85
82
85
Tom & Jacqueline Barends
MI
S-S-I BOWSR WHISPER 7054-ET
86
83
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
NORZ-HILL-C ATWOOD EMILY-ET
85
78
85
Richard & Richard Norz, Jr. & Peter Chatain
NJ
GREENLEA DESTRY RAE
83
86
85
Wayne & Cindee Savage & Richard Green
MD
SAVAGE-LEIGH RR STACEY
86
85
85
Jami Leigh Savage
MD
SAVAGE-LEIGH LIBERTY GABBY
85
82
85
Jami Leigh Savage
MD
SAVAGE-LEIGH ASPEN DARCI-ET
85
85
85
Kelli Ann Welsh
MD
SAVAGE-LEIGH SHAQUILLE ROXY
85
86
85
Savage-Leigh Farm
MD
SAVAGE-LEIGH SHAQ MAZEL-ET
85
81
85
Savage-Leigh Farm & Matt & Kelli Welsh
MD
TOM-ANNA MICHELLE 2160-ET
86
82
85
Tom & Deanna Stamp
MI
END-ROAD MACHINE BECCA-ET
84
86
85
End Road Farm
MI
END-ROAD GRAYBIL MACHA
83
87
85
End Road Farm
MI
END-ROAD AL MONTANA
85
84
85
End Road Farm
MI
B-HIDDENHILLS PADDY 1368-ET
86
86
85
Hidden Hills Dairy
MI
B-HIDDENHILLS DORCY 1405-ET
86
84
85
Hidden Hills Dairy
MI
B-HIDDENHILLS GABOR 1419
86
85
85
Hidden Hills Dairy
MI
WARDIN RUSSELL RITA-ET
86
82
85
Wardin Bros.
MI
CLAYTOP DREAM NAKED
85
83
85
Jeffrey L. Paulen
MI
JO-JO JONAH JOY-RED
86
82
85
Joseph A. Kubacki
MI
OAKFIELD-BRO FRANCESCA-ET
85
82
85
Douglas D. Lemke
WI
CRAVE TOYSTORY WINTER 6172
85
85
85
Crave Brothers Farm LLC
WI
COSTA-VIEW BOLTON 40777
87
84
85
Costa-View Farms
CA
GROSS-FARM 818 MAVE
85
85
85
Norman Gross
MI
GROSS-FARM MILLION ANTONIA
86
85
85
Norman Gross
MI
WELCOME OBSERV CORA-ET
86
85
85
Rock Hill Dairy LLC
NM
S-S-I ROBUST MAGIC 7228-ET
86
85
85
End Road Farm
MI
COSTA-VIEW ALEXANDER 41931
85
87
85
Costa-View Farms
CA
S-S-I BEACON LAROSE 7281-ET
87
86
85
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba
NY
WOODCREST ATWOOD ESTHER-ET
84
87
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
COLSTEIN ATWOOD MEOW MEOW
87
77
85
Kevin & Barbara Ziemba & Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LOCUST-AYR AFTERSHOCK MICKI
86
82
85
Michael R. & Anita L. Haines
MD
FROZENES ADVT ENGLISH-RED
85
83
85
James H. Janes
WI
CADY-LEE LARAMEE PENELOPE
83
82
85
Michelle P. Lee
NY
LOCUST-AYR MILLION AIRE-ET
85
82
85
Michael R. & Anita L. Haines
MD
CRYSTAL-JOY GIBSON FRISBEE
85
84
85
Amy M Stoltzfus
PA
LARS-ACRES RR-MM MM TINA-TW
86
83
85
Riley Miller
WI
POLLACK-VU MILN JOLLY1-8-ET
86
82
85
Pollack-Vu Dairy, LLC
WI
RYAN-VU LAURIN ECLIPSE
86
80
85
Chad & Mark Ryan
WI
RYAN-VU SANCHEZ BOTANY
85
82
85
Chad J. Ryan
WI
STONE-HAUS DRAKE ASHTON
86
87
85
Glen S. Zimmerman
PA
LONG-HAVEN KITE TALIA-TW
85
84
85
Orin J. Engelhardt
MI
PENTUCK MAC MOPSIE
85
85
85
Johnathan Heinsohn
IL
DONWEN DREVIL DOMAIN
87
81
85
Donald R. Wendlandt, Jr.
WI
WIL-O-MAR POTHOLE LAUREL
85
83
85
Wil-O-Mar Farm
MD
KNOTT-RUN CON PENNY-RED
86
81
85
Andrea Vaz
NM
MEYERVILLA SZ SOPHIE RAE-ET
85
82
85
Tyler J. Meyer
WI
PHEASANT-ECHOS MELSINA-ET
87
81
85
Byron & Deborah Stambaugh
MD
PEACE&PLENTY FREEDOM VAN
82
86
85
Richard A. Schwartzbeck
MD
BUDJON LIGHTNING ALLI
82
81
85
Budjon Farms
WI
GREYSTONE MITEY JASMAN
84
83
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
WHITTIER-FARMS SUPR ALEN-ET
83
88
85
The Brown Eye Syndicate
CA
STONE-TD SANCHEZ BLITZ
85
85
85
Templeton Farms LLC
WI
A-SURE-BET ATTIC KELLY
85
85
85
Emily & Tommy Smith
DE
L-MAPLES MONUMENT HELEN
86
80
85
Tom Lyon, Jr.
WI
GLEN-TOCTIN MANO HEIDI
86
82
85
Glen-Toctin Farm
MD
POLLACK-VU SANCHEZ REVERIE
85
84
85
Pollack-Vu Dairy, LLC
WI
RYAN-VU JASPER ARROW-ET
86
81
85
Mark J. Ryan
WI
RYAN-VU LAURIN NADIA
87
82
85
Chad & Mark Ryan
WI
LOCUST-AYR STRLNG MARIE-ET
87
81
85
Michael R. & Anita L. Haines
MD
SAM-SIM TLNT CREME DE CREME
85
83
85
C K Kerrick III & Jerrel Heatwole
DE
MORAM PEARL ESCAL PLENTY
84
84
85
Shaun D. & Betty Jo Hyde
MI
MORAM MISS ESCAL ELSIE
86
82
85
Richard D. & Patricia L. Hyde
MI
BVK ALEXANDER ASHIKA-ET
85
83
85
Francis W. Daniel III
WV
SENLAND GABOR SALAMONA
85
85
85
James P. Senn
WI
GAHMS ASTEROID TYRA
85
85
85
Mackenzie Spears
AR
BRU-DALE SUPER SASHA-ET
87
82
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LOCUST-RIDGE DSTRY MEREDITH
86
84
85
Jamie Arbaugh
MD
MEYERVILLA SANCHEZ ROXXY
86
85
85
Tyler J. Meyer
WI
MEYERVILLA DESTRY TICKL-RED
85
78
85
Tyler J. Meyer
WI
PHEASANT-ECHOS FRTR SHIRLEY
88
83
85
Byron & Deborah Stambaugh
MD
CASS-RIVER DEUCE PRESTIGE
85
85
85
Larry, Ronald & John Keinath
MI
PHEASANT-ECHOS WENDALL-ET
86
83
85
Bud Stambaugh
MD
MD-LOCUSTCREST JULIO PAM
86
83
85
Md-Locust Crest
MD
KELDEAN MATSON ELITE
87
84
85
Dean Michael Davenport
MI
BUDJON-JK MA ELLIOTT
84
82
85
Riley Miller
WI
WA-DEL SUPER BRANDY-ET
87
84
85
Lester C. Jones & Sons, Inc.
MD
WA-DEL SUPER BRISTOL-ET
85
86
85
Rick L. Wadel
PA
BOHNVIEW LAURIN ELECTRA
84
83
85
Aaron Bohn
WI
BOHNVIEW LAURIN ELLYMAE
86
82
85
Daniel Bohn
WI
MS ARIEL FREDDIE ANNA-ET
86
85
85
Sebastien Dion
WI
BELL-STONE AFTERSHOCK TONI
85
82
85
W. Franklin, Jr. & Jeffery F. Moore
MD
MORAM MINN DAMION TANSY
85
84
85
Richard D. & Patricia L. Hyde
MI
LOCUST-AYR SSTORM TATER TOT
87
81
85
Ryan Matthew Haines
MD
MISTY-Z SANCHEZ TEMPO
86
82
85
Dale L. Zimmerman
PA
MISTY-Z SANCHEZ EILEEN
86
81
85
Dale L. Zimmerman
PA
WA-DEL ROSS BETHIA-ET
85
83
85
Rick L. Wadel
PA
HEADWATER AVALANCHE PANDORA
85
83
85
Eric Sherman
NY
HEADWATER REDLINER JEZABELL
86
85
85
Eric & Lorelle Sherman
NY
HEADWATER AFRSHOCK JORDACHE
87
82
85
Eric & Lorelle Sherman
NY
INSPIRACRES ABSOLUTE MAISIE
87
83
85
Steve & Sharon Patterson
WI
INSPIRACRES FRNTRNNR LYDIA
86
85
85
Steve & Sharon Patterson
WI
INSPIRACRES SANCHEZ JULIE
85
85
85
Steve & Sharon Patterson
WI
GLEN-TOCTIN SUPER LOUISA-ET
85
82
85
Glen-Toctin Farm
MD
BROEGE-ACRES DESTRY KRISTIE
86
80
85
Caleb Broege
WI
CADY-LEE BUCKEYE HELLEMINA
87
80
85
Stephen H. & Sally C. Lee
NY
EDEN-VIEW SANCHEZ COKE-ET
85
83
85
Eric Niswander
PA
CADY-LEE DUNDEE CHELSEY
87
78
85
Michelle P. Lee
NY
WA-DEL ROSS MATTIE
86
81
85
Rick L. Wadel
PA
WA-DEL-DH BOOKEM CLAIRE-ET
87
82
85
Darwin Gene Horst & Rick L. Wadel
PA
BUDJON LAURIN ABBOTT-ET
85
80
85
Budjon Farms
WI
MARSH-VUE LB PRECIOUS-RED
86
82
85
Douglas D. Lemke
WI
JERLAND DEB GOGETTER-RED-ET
88
76
85
Rebekah & Miles Schraufnagel
WI
STARWARD BOLTON CARLY
87
82
85
Darwin D. Sneller
MI
STRAWBERRY-ACRES SANC MICA
84
83
85
John, Ann & Barbara Schenning
MD
ROCKY-MOUNT SANCHEZ FINESSE
85
82
85
Parker F. Welch
MD
LIME-VALLEY FROST-ET
86
82
85
Jeff & Dan Liner
WI
MAPLE-ARBOR CRIMSON FLAVIA
86
81
85
Fred D. & Annette L. Prichard
MI
OCEAN-VIEW LL ZANDRA-ET
86
83
85
Kamphuis Farms LLC
WI
CLAYTOP ROSS PEAR-ET
84
85
85
Jeffrey L. Paulen
MI
IA-WILSIM MARY
86
79
85
W. Franklin, Jr. & Jeffery F. Moore
MD
SCHWANDT COLBY GWENORA
87
77
85
Robert L. Schwandt, Jr.
WI
CAR-BON ALEXANDER AVERY
86
85
85
Kevin J. Bunkoske
WI
WRT-GIES ADVENT CHER-RED-ET
87
83
85
Gies Farms & D & T Dairy LLC
WI
HAZELS GLDWN HEART-ET
86
83
85
Eben J. Benson
ME
HIL-SURROUND CONTENDER WOW
90
82
85
Jared G. Martin
MD
MAPLEGRAND LHEROS RUTH
86
82
85
Maplegrand Farms
NY
MAPLEGRAND LHEROS ADALINE
86
82
85
Maplegrand Farms
NY
RHYTHM LAURIN KETTLE
85
85
85
Bradley Farms
WI
GOLDFAWN ROCK SELMA-RED
86
85
85
Addison Anne Goldenberg
TX
HEADWATER PHOENIX PUNKY
85
86
85
Eric Sherman
NY
FROZENES LYDON RITZ
85
88
85
Aaron L. Hass
WI
SMITH-CREST MILLER WINNIE
88
81
85
Matt & Travis Smith
WI
GR-ACRES ATWOOD LOVELY
86
85
85
Rebekah Schraufnagel
WI
WILFARMS P KNOWLEDGE DESIE
86
85
85
Carson Acres LLC
MI
D-L-BENNETT ATLANTIC JINNA
87
82
85
Lawson D. Bennett
MI
D-L-BENNETT R ROYCE TRIXY
84
82
85
Lawson D. Bennett
MI
MS BENNETT ATLANTIC ANGEL
87
81
85
D. D. L. & D. Bennett & Tyler DeWeerd
MI
MISTY-Z BRONCO TARGET
87
83
85
Dale L. Zimmerman
PA
COCALICO SHOTTLE AVERY-ET
85
82
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
REED-ELI SSDEUCE AVENGA-RED
86
85
85
Elizabeth Reed
MI
COCALICO SHOTTLE MAGGIE
83
84
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
MISS SUMMER BUNNY-ET
85
80
85
Brett Hildebrandt
WI
COCALICO DAMION JOLEE-TW
82
85
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
COCALICO MAC ASHLYN
85
85
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
COCALICO SHOTTLE PIPER
86
83
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
NINE-CEES BALTIMOR PARK
87
80
85
Nine Cees Dairy
WI
JORICH-WAY BURNS IRIS
85
77
85
Richard E. Schulz
WI
JORICH-WAY LHEROS RHEA
86
83
85
Richard E. Schulz
WI
JORICH-WAY BALTIMOR RAINBOW
88
77
85
Richard E. Schulz
WI
MORAM SHASTA SANCHEZ PIZA
86
82
85
Shaun D. Hyde
MI
MAPLE-NOOK JACKSON FLIER
86
81
85
Maple-Nook Holsteins
NY
COCALICO DUNDEE CANDY
82
86
85
Paul B. Zimmerman, Jr
PA
KMH PURE GOLD MEMORY
85
82
85
Brian Edward Rohloff
WI
CHANDALE-D DURHAM SANDY-ET
86
83
85
Gary M. & Crystal Annie Dell
MD
SERB ZACH SANCHEZ BUZBY
86
82
85
Lyle Allen
ME
MOLLY-MAE FANCY CANDY
85
86
85
Adam Hoff
TX
WEA-LAND GOLDWN NAKIESHA-ET
85
82
85
Michael J. Garrow
NY
JORICH-WAY BOXER ILA
85
85
85
Adam J. & Jennifer E. Bertz
WI
RAGGI ATWOOD TONYA-ET
85
87
85
Nicholas John Raggi
MD
HARGRAVE PRONTO 743
86
79
85
Chelsea A. Hargrave
NY
WILLOW-BROOK FIN CUT DROPS
85
83
85
Laurie B. W. Koneck
WI
WILLOW-BROOK GENEVA SAL
87
81
85
Kurt Koneck
WI
CAMPSIDE MATSON 112
90
82
85
W. Ray Halteman
MD
VALENTIA OUTBOUND LULU
83
85
85
Earl B., Jr. & Keitha F. Grove
MD
CHAN-LEE AL GLASALLY-ET
87
77
85
Charles L. & Anne B. Lethbridge
MD
CHAN-LEE SHAMPOO GLENDELTA
85
83
85
Charles L. & Anne B. Lethbridge
MD
HUN-VAL AFTERSHOCK AMY-ET
85
82
85
Dempsey Farms
DE
BRUINS-DALE BLVA DIAMOND-TW
86
83
85
Byron W. Bruins
WI
GREENLEA DES MAE-RED
85
82
85
Erin E. Corbett
MD
ALL-RIEHL AL PIE-ET
86
82
85
Dale E. Niswander
PA
NORTHERN-GLO REAL SILLY
87
80
85
Scott E. Hamilton
NY
TRI-DEE-KR DURHAM CORA-ET
87
82
85
W. Franklin, Jr. & Jeffery F. Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR LAURIN LIZA-ET
85
83
85
Logan E. Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR LIGHTNING ELECTRA
85
84
85
Logan E. Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR SANCHEZ DOROTHY
85
81
85
Leslie Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR PRO ELSA MAE
87
81
85
Jeffery F. Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR PRO DORADOO
85
83
85
W. Franklin, Jr. & Jeffery F. Moore
MD
FRAN-BAR PRO ROMILEE
86
84
85
Jeffery F. Moore
MD
HASS-ACRES MIRANDA-ET
86
84
85
Aaron L. Hass
WI
PENTA-PAT COLT ADRIA
85
85
85
Michael D. Patrick
MD
JANESTEAD SENSATION CARA
85
82
85
James H. Janes
WI
JC-KOW RUSSEL JULIE
85
81
85
JC-Kow Farms LLC
WI
BRECAR CARUSO ASHLEY
87
80
85
Brett Bruins
WI
CIRCLE-F LIGHTNING WISIA
86
82
85
Allan L. Friend
NY
SOLID-GOLD SHOTTL ESKIMO-ET
87
84
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
SWEET-WILLOW JAYZ ELM
87
83
85
Scott E. Hamilton
NY
VIETHSONS BOLIVER PANSY
85
84
85
Jerry Vieth
TX
FOREST-RIDGE MARLA MAPLES
85
85
85
Kurt & Sarah Loehr
WI
FOREST-RIDGE MONA LISA-ET
84
85
85
Kurt & Sarah Loehr
WI
NORDIC-RIDGE AFTER GLORY
85
81
85
Les Frere Syndicate
WI
OVERSIDE AFTERSHOCK HALEY
85
84
85
Joseph & Hidde Osinga
TX
WALK-ERA SANCHEZ JENNAH
83
85
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
WALK-ERA DUNDEE ALBA
84
85
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
WALK-ERA LRN MOTTO
85
83
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
WALK-ERA AFTERSHOCK OMLET
88
85
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
WALK-ERA SHOTT SUNRAY-ET
85
87
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
LE-O-LA SUPER ELLEN-ET
86
82
85
Richard F. & Kathy S. Demmer
IA
REGANCREST DOMAIN CINDER-ET
86
83
85
Wargo Acres
WI
REGANCREST-BH O GALLORY-ET
86
83
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
LUCK-E ADVENT BERETTA
85
84
85
Joseph M. Engel
IL
LUCK-E ABSOLUTE MILLY
85
83
85
Matt L. Engel
IL
LUCK-E BRAXTON BUBBLY
85
83
85
Joseph M. Engel
IL
LUCK-E ADVENT KATESHA-ET
87
82
85
Matt L. Engel
IL
LUCK-E ADVENT KATERRA-ET
85
85
85
Matt L. Engel
IL
MILGENE ROY SHANAE
86
80
85
Cindy L. Krull
WI
SPRUCE-HAVEN SPR BS11998-ET
85
82
85
Spruce-Haven Farm
NY
CHRIS-DA DESTRY 350
82
85
85
LaVern & Cheryl Davis
WI
STRAUSSDALE AS GEMMA-ET
83
83
85
Straussdale Holsteins LLC
WI
STRAUSSDALE ATWOOD JULIET
88
78
85
Straussdale Holsteins LLC
WI
MAPLE-NOOK SHAQ TASTIC-ET
87
83
85
Maple-Nook Holsteins
NY
MNH-RF SHOTTLE ERICA-ET
86
83
85
John Zeh, James R. Putman & Lauri L. Beggs
NY
MAPLE-NOOK LAURIN BRIEN
86
82
85
Maple-Nook Holsteins
NY
LANGS-TWIN-B CASE-ET
86
85
85
Keith A. Nettekoven
WI
HILLTOP-LLC SHOTTLE 4555
85
82
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC BOLTON 4575-TW
85
85
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC BOWMAN 4584
85
78
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC OSCAR 4596
85
84
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC SANCHEZ 4599
84
83
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
SPEEK-NJ DESTRY RUFFI-ET
86
82
85
Neil McDonah
WI
AMES-WAY-NM SHOTLE VICTORIA
86
82
85
Paul & Sarah Trapp & Neil McDonah
WI
VIEW-HOME IZZY 19296-1
84
85
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
LJP ACE ROXY
85
85
85
Louis J. Palmatary & Sons
MD
KEVREL SANCHEZ MELODY-ET
83
85
85
F. Kevin Leaverton
MD
PENN-GATE C FORTUNE-RED-ET
85
84
85
Bradley Hoffman
PA
ALAMANA JADE
90
75
85
L. Alan Lobdell
NY
BEAVER-FLATS ADVENT CAN-ET
87
84
85
Lauryn Dana
NY
VIEW-HOME COKE 19197-1
84
82
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
VIEW-HOME BRADELL FAITH
84
85
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
VIEW-HOME EXPLODE MORISSA
85
83
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
VIEW-HOME DIXIE 13883-3
84
82
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
VIEW-HOME EUREKA PARTY
85
83
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
VIEW-HOME DOMAIN VICTORIA
84
85
85
Country Dairy, Inc.
MI
ELM-SPRING AFTERSHCK CALLY
85
85
85
Dempsey Farms
DE
PIERCE-VALE MAC RAIZEL-ET
86
82
85
Pierce-Vale Farms LLC
WI
MORNINGVIEW SUPER ELLIE-ET
87
85
85
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
BURLEDGE SOCRATES PREMIER
86
86
85
Ray & Rae Nell Halbur
WI
BURLEDGE JASPER TRUMP
86
81
85
Ray, Rae Nell & Joseta Halbur
WI
STONE-FRONT MAC CORONA
85
85
85
Tom Lyon, Jr.
WI
STONE-FRONT FRUN AZURE-RED
86
82
85
Tom Lyon, Jr.
WI
STONE-FRONT MAC CASHEW
85
85
85
Tom Lyon, Jr.
WI
COLDSPRINGS SHOTTLE 3888-ET
86
83
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS MYRON 3895
87
82
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS RUDY 3896
85
82
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS FLYER 3934
86
84
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS TEMPTATION 3953
87
81
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
PALMYRA M-O-M MANHATTAN-ET
86
82
85
Ryan Shank & Chris & Jenneifer Hill
MD
MINSU JASPER JAZZY-ET
86
82
85
Stephen J. Reed
MI
M-6 SANCHEZ BLUE-ET
85
79
85
Megan Marie Meyer
OK
CROIX-LINE SERENA CRI-ET
87
80
85
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
MS WELCOME MM LULITA CRI-ET
86
82
85
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
LOCUST-VALE STRLNG STEAMER
85
84
85
Wilmer L. & Vera C. Peachey
NY
BLUE-GENE ROGER REBA
88
78
85
Homer Bushey
NY
BLUE-GENE JASPER JILL-ET
85
81
85
Eugene M. Poirier
NY
BLUE-GENE SHOTTLE SHANIA-ET
85
85
85
Eugene M. Poirier
NY
BLUE-GENE AFFIRM ALICE
86
83
85
Eugene M. Poirier
NY
BLUE-GENE AFTERSHOCK ALEEN
85
83
85
Eugene M. Poirier
NY
LADYS-MANOR ALAN Z MARIA
85
87
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR AFTR RASPBERRY
85
82
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR GOLD LEXEE-ET
85
82
85
Katelyn Iager
MD
RICKLAND TIME 3446-TW
86
82
85
Rickert Brothers LLC
WI
WOODCREST APPRENTICE 20068
87
82
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
WOODCREST CHRYSLER 20079
86
79
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
WOODCREST FORK 20126
87
87
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
WOODCREST KRUSE 20132
86
84
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
BUR-RODZ BOLTON PRINCESS
85
83
85
Rodney A. Zietlow
WI
HEINZE BALTIMORE TALLY
85
83
85
Mark T. Heinze
WI
JB-GLENVAL AL AFRICA-ET
85
83
85
Jason M. & Donna G. Myers
MD
BENNETCH SANCHEZ ADALYN-ET
83
78
85
Matthew B. Bennetch
PA
BENNETCH MOM LADY
87
82
85
Stony-Run Farm
PA
TROMBLEY-DAIRY BOLTON BETTY
83
86
85
Russell R. Trombley
NY
TROMBLEY-DAIRY MATSON MEGAN
84
85
85
Russell R. Trombley
NY
TROMBLEY-DAIRY DAMION DELLA
85
81
85
Russell R. Trombley
NY
CARSON-ACRES MOSCOW CREST
85
82
85
Carson Acres LLC
MI
CARSON-ACRES GRAYBILL CARO
86
81
85
Carson Acres LLC
MI
ROB-SARA AD LUSCIOUS-RED-ET
85
86
85
Catlin E. Christman
MD
ROB-SARA SHOTTLE PATIENCE
85
85
85
Robert L. Emerson II
DE
TWIN-RIVER SHYSTER ARIZONA
85
85
85
Todd A. Hayton
NY
MATT-DARI ALEXANDER KAHLUA
85
81
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
CO-OP MD LANI-ET
86
85
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI MAC BUMBLE
86
79
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI PATIAN-ET
86
82
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI MAN-O-MAN PENI-ET
85
85
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI ALEXANDER GIA
85
85
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
MATT-DARI ALEXANDER GIFT
83
82
85
Matthiae Dairy Farm, Inc.
WI
HOEK-TEX BEDFORD 5546
85
84
85
Gerard Hoekman
TX
JNP-ATH-MOR SSI SBN 5328-ET
86
85
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
JO-ENG DURAN 6093 107
86
84
85
Matthew Borchardt
IL
ARSENAL CNTNDR DIZZY-RED-ET
86
85
85
Patrick S Youse
MD
MD-MRK-OVF DETROIT CELIA-ET
85
85
85
Oakland View Farms LLC
MD
FRONT-PAGE DAMION JELLYBEAN
87
82
85
Lucas Edelburg
WI
CONANT-ACRES ATWOD PEONY-ET
88
81
85
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-ACRES SANCHEZ BROOK
86
82
85
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
CONANT-GROVES SANCHEZ SASHA
87
82
85
Conant Acres, Inc.
ME
SELLCREST CATHY-RED
87
80
85
Gary Sell
WI
SELLCREST ADVENT MAIDEN-RED
86
79
85
Andrew Sell
WI
SELLCREST JONAH LILA-RED
85
82
85
Allen & Shirley Sell
WI
WOODLAWN SHOTTLE DARLA
86
82
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
WARGO-ACRES HELPER
86
81
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES CLARABELLE
83
85
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES HICCUP
86
81
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES COLBY
85
82
85
Wargo Acres
WI
CO-OP UPD GOLDWYN 4006
84
83
85
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
CO-OP UPD REESE 4143
85
85
85
Genesis Cooperative Herd
WI
LORITA TIME DOTTY
86
78
85
Durrer Dairy
CA
LORITA BOSSMAN SELA
85
82
85
Durrer Dairy
CA
O-C-S-DAIRY JAN TWINKIE
87
82
85
Annie Catherine Dell
MD
JONS-OWN BAXTER BUTTON
86
83
85
Jon Schoenike
WI
HOGAN-TEX GABOR 3168
86
80
85
Double H Dairy
TX
PINE-TREE DORCY ALEXA II-ET
83
82
85
Seagull Bay Dairy, Inc.
ID
STOLTZFUS FINEST SUE
85
85
85
Timothy R Kerrick
DE
VO-MI CADET 843
85
83
85
Mark Vossekuil
WI
KINGSMILL TNKERTOY SCAR-RED
86
85
85
Glen S. Zimmerman
PA
NELDELL ALEXANDER 2103
85
86
85
Neldell Farms LLC
WI
WESTPHALIA ZENITH EXAMPLE
87
79
85
Charles A. Westphal
WI
WESTPHALIA SS TORNADO
84
84
85
Charles A. Westphal
WI
WESTPHALIA SANCHEZ EMINENCE
87
78
85
Charles A. Westphal
WI
WESTPHALIA ALEXANDER HECTIC
85
83
85
Dustin C. Westphal
WI
MS WESTPHALIA SANCHZ MONICA
86
84
85
Austin Moucha
WI
LEASEWAY SANCHEZ AUTUMN
86
82
85
Derek Lease
MD
LEASEWAY ALEXANDER MINAJ
85
87
85
Md-Locust Crest
MD
GOLDEN-OAKS PLANET 5310-TW
85
84
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS AS CHANEL-ET
85
75
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
JMK GABOR 9680
85
85
85
John Koster
TX
HURTGENLEA DOMAIN BILLI JO
86
82
85
Hurtgenlea Holsteins Ltd
WI
BULLDOG ATLANTIC PATTI
85
86
85
Bulldog Holsteins
MD
BULLDOG ADVENT MAYA-ET
85
85
85
Shelby Iager
MD
MD-MAPLE-LAWN MITCH REBEL
85
86
85
Michael C., Matthew E. & Mark E. Iager
MD
MD-MAPLE-LAWN BRAXTON PIPER
81
86
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
KRULL-CK JOHAN ROXY-RED
86
81
85
Travis J. Meyers
WI
LINDALE FORTUNE ANDREA
83
86
85
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
LINDALE ABSOLUTE PLEASURE
85
85
85
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
LINDALE MR MINISTER FORTUNE
85
82
85
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
MISS MILLION KIKI
85
83
85
Jeff Drendel
IL
SHERONA-HILL-JH FIDELE
85
83
85
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
DE-URFEE JAVA KATAMAKUNDA
86
85
85
Nathan Durfee
NY
LARS-ACRES PLANET TRICKER
85
82
85
Larson Acres, Inc.
WI
LARS-ACRES GRAYBIL FRITZIE
82
85
85
Luke E Trustem
WI
LARS-ACRES MAN TICKET-ET
84
83
85
Larson Acres, Inc.
WI
LARS-ACRES PRINCE IRA
85
84
85
Larson Acres, Inc.
WI
FIRSTGLANCE GW ROSALIE-ET
87
83
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
KINGSMILL DUSK ADDISON-ET
83
88
85
Jesse Braun
NY
ROB-SARA SANCHEZ SILVER
84
84
85
Robert L. Emerson II
DE
ROB-SARA REALITY KIT-RED
84
88
85
Nicole Myers
MD
WELK-SHADE AFTRSHOCK KAY-ET
86
85
85
Robert L. Emerson
DE
KRULLCREST SUPER GIDGET-ET
85
86
85
Jeff & Dan Liner
WI
LINERWAY BOWSER CHA-CHA-ET
86
83
85
Jeff & Dan Liner
WI
GOTTA-HAVE SUPER CHEDDAR
86
83
85
Scott J Munes
WI
HYLIGHT ROLLING STONE 665
86
85
85
Hy-Light Farms, LLC
NY
WARMKA ADKIN 1161
85
85
85
Erik, Carrie, Brad & Danielle Warmka
WI
TEX-STEIN DREAM JEMMA
88
82
85
Chad Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN ONYX MELVINIQUI
85
85
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN MUFFIN LUZ
87
85
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN COLBY KASIE
85
86
85
Gavin Steinberger
TX
TEX-STEIN MASTER REKEISHA
85
86
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN MUFFIN DAYZHAUNAE
86
83
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN SANCHEZ ALEX
85
83
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN MUFFIN AIDAN
86
83
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN GW ATWOOD CHELSEY
86
86
85
Robert E. Steinberger, Sr.
TX
TEX-STEIN GABOR BRIEANNA
86
86
85
Chad Steinberger
TX
GOFF PLANET 36061
85
83
85
Buster I. Goff
NM
GOFF SHOT 36527
85
83
85
Buster I. Goff
NM
GOFF LARIAT 36998
85
85
85
Buster I. Goff
NM
MAVIEW KAIT JASPER-ET
85
85
85
Charles A. Westphal
WI
DUCKETT-BH ATWOOD SAM-ET
85
82
85
Rock Hill Dairy LLC
NM
FARNEAR-BH JEEVES BRAZIL-ET
86
85
85
Earlen Farms Ltd.
LEGENDHOLM-N ANATOLA-ET
85
85
85
Eddie Bue & Norman Nabholz
WI
FLICKSTEAD MORACCO 1519
88
81
85
D. Richard Flickinger
MD
FLICKSTEAD BOXER 1531
86
83
85
D. Richard Flickinger
MD
FLICKSTEAD EXPLODE 1546
87
79
85
D. Richard Flickinger
MD
MDF TIME 3160
86
81
85
Mason Dairy Farm LLC
OK
MDF AFTERSHOCK 3181
83
85
85
Mason Dairy Farm LLC
OK
WEBB-VUE GABOR VERONICA
87
85
85
Robert A. Webb
WI
ROSSDALE FLYER 131
90
76
85
Andrew T. Schantz
NY
ROSSDALE SHOTTLE 142
86
82
85
Andrew T. Schantz
NY
NELSON-MILL 1227 931
85
86
85
Walter Rutledge
MD
NELSON-MILL ALAN 943
86
82
85
Walter Rutledge
MD
KULP-DALE DES LAROSE-RED-ET
86
83
85
James M. Meyer
WI
NEHLS-VALLEY ALEX MICHELLE
83
85
85
Shawn Nehls
WI
NEHLS-VALLEY ATLANTIC ANGEL
86
82
85
Shawn & Seth Nehls
WI
ARB-FLO-SPR HEFTY GEEGEE
87
82
85
J. Steven Arbaugh
MD
SUGAR-C PAGEWIRE 4068
85
82
85
Sugar Creek Dairy
WI
SUGAR-C LENNOX 4070
85
83
85
Sugar Creek Dairy
WI
BRITE-SIDE GOLD PROPER-ET
85
83
85
Sugar Creek Dairy, LLC & Nate Janssen
WI
WELK-SHADE ATWOOD KOKO-ET
85
85
85
Walk-Era Farms, Inc.
WI
WELK-SHADE ATWOOD KYLEE-ET
85
83
85
Alli Walker
WI
CHRIS-DA GRACELAND 351
85
86
85
LaVern & Cheryl Davis
WI
GENESEE-HILL BOGART MAE-ET
82
86
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
COOK-LANE CLINTN MOCHALATTE
83
87
85
Kylene Cook Anderson
WI
TCG-KM CASSINO ENDLESS-ET
85
83
85
Andy Vaz, Scott Babek & Brian Frisch
NM
HILMAR FREDDIE 4068
84
86
85
Hilmar Holsteins, Inc.
CA
BENNETT-FARMS FINALCUT ROSS
86
83
85
Todd A. Hayton
NY
MISS-LONG-GREEN CELESTE
86
86
85
Joseph W. Osinga
TX
KINGSMILL SANCHEZ TOSHA-ET
83
82
85
Conner Hill
AR
RUBI-SWEET LATHAM KENDRA
85
83
85
Marvin Rubingh
MI
H-KLEE FARM LARGENT CORRECT
88
84
85
Klee Farms
MI
MS LAKOTA RAES LIVIA-ET
85
82
85
Erinwood Gen., Select Gen. & Tom Mercuro
NY
ERINWOOD-TM GOLD DANAE-ET
84
83
85
Davis & Richard Schwartzbeck & Mike Heath
MD
GEN-ACE NIAGRA KEENDRA 5903
83
82
85
Jim, Bill & Andrew Genasci
CA
GEN-ACE PONTIAC GREAT 5904
86
82
85
Ed, Jim & Bill Genasci
CA
MD-CEDAR-KNOLL SANCHEZ 325
85
83
85
Cedar Knoll Farms
MD
ENSENADA BOULDER PERSIST-ET
86
82
85
Joshua D. & David A. Bishop
PA
PLUSHANSKI SEBASTION FARBEE
86
82
85
Daniel A. Brandt
PA
ROB-SARA JASPER BARBIE-ET
86
83
85
Gregory Warren Knutsen
DE
MS CRANEHILL DOMAIN DIVA-ET
86
82
85
Sugar Creek Dairy
WI
BEAVER-FLATS LIGHT POSSIBLE
87
78
85
Jeffrey D. Dana
NY
BEAVER-FLATS ATWD COTTEN-ET
85
86
85
Jeffrey D. Dana
NY
POTTERS-FIELD PNG K12019-ET
86
82
85
Potter Farm LLC
NY
SPRUCE-HAVEN ATW BJ12230-ET
87
82
85
Spruce-Haven Farm
NY
SPRUCE-HAVEN SUPR K12232-ET
86
82
85
Spruce-Haven Farm
NY
WARGO-ACRES KNOWLEDGE JODIE
85
83
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-N-JD DORIS-ET
86
82
85
Craig Carncross & Jason Danhof
WI
WARGO-ACRES MARGARITA
86
82
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES DAMION NACHO
83
85
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES VICTORIA
85
83
85
Wargo Acres
WI
WARGO-ACRES AUDREY 1097
85
82
85
Wargo Acres
WI
EVANGELO SANCHEZ JULIE
86
80
85
Jason Evangelo
CA
LADYS-MANOR DRCY DALANEY-ET
87
83
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR AMAZING TOPAZ
86
83
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR GINGERBREAD-TW
86
83
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR BIG TIME DEB
87
82
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR DRCY DELANEY-ET
86
86
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR PADDY TOPAZ
84
88
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR JAKE PUTZ
86
83
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR SUPER SHAWNEE
88
79
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR BRAXTON ABBY
87
81
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR DORA SUMMER-ET
86
84
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
MAYERLANE LOOKING GOOD
84
86
85
Darren M. Kamphuis
WI
KAY-BEN JASPER LIVIE
85
81
85
Eben J. Benson
ME
KAY-BEN TARTINI ADINE
88
79
85
Kay-Ben Holsteins
ME
FRONT-PAGE MIAMI SHINE
86
83
85
Gary & Patty Edelburg
WI
ASKEW-JANES MAC RITA
85
83
85
James H. Janes
WI
JANESTEAD JASPER JEWEL
87
80
85
James H. Janes
WI
HILLTOP-LLC SANCHEZ 4604
88
83
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC LIGHTNING 4660
85
85
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC TALENT 4665
86
81
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC BOLTON 4705
85
85
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
HILLTOP-LLC IMPRESSION 4728
85
82
85
Hilltop Dairy LLC
WI
LMY DEANN DARLA
86
86
85
Newell C. Rawlings
MI
KAMPY LAURIN JACKLYNN
85
85
85
Kamphuis Farms LLC
WI
HARMONY-HO DAMION QUAHOG
83
85
85
Ralph A. Bredl, Jr.
WI
HARMONY-HO SANCHEZ QUIGLEY
88
83
85
Ralph A. Bredl, Jr.
WI
HARMONY-HO KOLTON QUINTO
87
82
85
Ralph A. Bredl, Jr.
WI
HARMONY-HO LAURIN QUAXO
83
85
85
Ralph A. Bredl, Jr.
WI
HARMONY-HO SANCHEZ Q-TIP
87
85
85
Ralph A. Bredl, Jr.
WI
ROPUT CHAMPION LISA
86
83
85
James R. Putman
NY
BER-SHER EXPLO ROBERTA RY
86
83
85
Owen, Brant & Damion Bontekoe
MI
ZIMS-HILLS SHOTGUN SHELBY
85
82
85
Steven Zimdars
WI
JAZZY-D SANCHEZ LORALIE
86
86
85
Diana Zimdars
WI
ZIMS-HILLS ALERT ELLEN
86
81
85
Steven Zimdars
WI
LORITA TOYSTORY SAPPHIRE
86
83
85
Durrer Dairy
CA
VALLEY-DRIVE SANCHEZ ALIYAH
87
83
85
Valley-Drive Holsteins LLC
WI
VALLEY-DRIVE SANCHEZ BOLERO
85
85
85
Valley-Drive Holsteins LLC
WI
EHRHARDT LAIDEN CINDY-TW
87
81
85
Ehrhardt Farms, Inc.
MD
EHRHARDT GOLDWYN BETH-ET
87
83
85
Ehrhardt Farms, Inc.
MD
CHRISLEACRES LT MARGARITA
86
82
85
Valerie C. Kramer
WI
COLDSPRINGS DESMOND 4064
86
82
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS DESMOND 4080
86
84
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS MILLION 4083
86
81
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS SUPER 4087
86
81
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS GABOR 4146
87
78
85
Ian A. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS BRONCO 4158
84
82
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS BRONCO 4163
86
81
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS LIGHTNING 4177
85
83
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS SHAKA 4188
84
84
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
COLDSPRINGS PLANET 4246
86
79
85
Matthew M. Hoff
MD
HEINZE LAVANGUARD JUNE
85
81
85
Mark T. Heinze
WI
HEINZE ALEXANDER TOTUM
83
85
85
Mark T. Heinze
WI
HEINZE PROMAR 2156
86
81
85
Mark T. Heinze
WI
MEY-VILLA LAURIN RIPPLE
86
82
85
Bernard M. Meyer
WI
MEY-VILLA MAC FRESNO-TW
85
84
85
Jerome E. Meyer
WI
MEY-VILLA MAC FRISCO-TW
83
85
85
Jerome E. Meyer
WI
MEY-VILLA SANCHEZ FOUNTAIN
86
83
85
Jerome D. Meyer
WI
MEY-VILLA BRAXTON RIZZLE
86
83
85
Bernard M. Meyer
WI
DINOMI DOMAIN STACY
87
78
85
Vincent Migliazzo
CA
PEACE&PLENTY SANCHEZ EBBIE
85
83
85
Joseph A. Schwartzbeck
MD
UNITED-PRIDE FREDDIE 4367
87
85
85
United Pride Dairy
WI
GOFF LARIAT 37380
86
82
85
Buster I. Goff
NM
CHA-LIZ JAVA 6417
85
82
85
Cha-Liz Farm LLC
NY
JMK SHAMPOO 9726
87
84
85
John Koster
TX
SWIGGUM MY SPACE CRICKET
85
81
85
Erik Leif Swiggum
WI
ARTIE-JAY ALEXIS DAMION
86
83
85
Arthur R. Johnson, Jr.
MD
KEVREL MANOMAN MAY-ET
84
83
85
F. Kevin Leaverton
MD
PALMYRA MUFFIN SAPHIRE
85
83
85
Ryan William Shank
MD
KA-DA ATLANTIC 77
86
82
85
Kainer Dairy
TX
ARB-FLO-SPR ABS RALEIGH-RED
86
83
85
Aryn Arbaugh
MD
BUR-RODZ BOXER EBONI
86
78
85
Rodney A. Zietlow
WI
GOLDCREST MICHAEL CYBIL-ET
86
83
85
Corwin R. Holtz
NY
SUTTON ADVENT EMMY
86
79
85
Jillian Sutton
MD
TULIP-POND BEN LINDSEY
86
83
85
Cathleen Doody
MD
LINDALE JASPER FEODORA
85
84
85
Dale & Linda Drendel
IL
FARNEAR DOMAIN ZDALLAS-ET
88
79
85
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
FARNEAR DOMAIN ZDAYTON-ET
87
83
85
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
FARNEAR GOLDEN LOVESTAR-ET
86
84
85
Rick & Tom Simon
IA
GOLDEN-OAKS SUPER DAISY-ET
86
82
85
Aaron L. Hass
WI
GOLDEN-OAKS GOLD CHARAE-ET
85
84
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS ALEXANDER CADEE
84
85
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS CHRISTMAS-ET
87
82
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
GOLDEN-OAKS MADISON-ET
86
82
85
Golden Oaks Farm
IL
VIETHSONS BOLTON PEG HENNY
85
86
85
Jerry Vieth
TX
VIETHSONS TOYSTORY PEG BABY
86
84
85
Jerry Vieth
TX
SIEMERS DURHAM FEARLES-ET
86
82
85
James L. Behling
WI
FRONTIER POTO BRIGID-TW
85
84
85
Frontier Dairy
MT
WEBB-VUE BOLTON MERRITT
85
83
85
Robert A. Webb
WI
GEN-ACE LOU CANDY 6045
84
83
85
Genasci Dairy, Inc.
CA
GEN-ACE SANCHEZ KATY 6147
85
83
85
Andrew Genasci
CA
LUCK-E CONTENDER AREASHA
85
84
85
Matt L. Engel
IL
HOEK-TEX ADVANTAGE 6074-RED
86
85
85
Gerard Hoekman
TX
STAR-ROCK GABOR 6276
84
85
85
Star Rock Farms
PA
RAG-MER MIRABELLA-RED-ET
85
85
85
Nick Raggi & Tom Mercuro
MD
DURCHAN DIVINE MS DIVA-ET
86
82
85
Kingstead Farms & Tom Mercuro
MD
MIGLIAZZO DOMAIN RALEY
87
82
85
Migliazzo & Sons Dairy
CA
NOR-BERT FREDDIE MAY-ET
82
88
85
Richard F. & Kathy S. Demmer
IA
STONE-FRONT TANNENBAUM
86
87
85
Andrew Jay & Lynette E. Buttles
WI
STONE-FRONT DIGGER CHRIS
85
87
85
Andrew Jay & Lynette E. Buttles
WI
DE-URFEE EXQUISITE EQUITY
86
82
85
Steven & Daniel Durfee
NY
VAZDALE CASHMAN TABRIA
82
86
85
Andrea Vaz
NM
T-C-G REBEL-RED-ET
85
82
85
Triple Crown Genetics
ID
FRAN-BAR AFTERSHOCK ALEA
86
84
85
W. Franklin, Jr. & Jeffery F. Moore
MD
SEAGULL-BAY DOMAIN CALY-ET
86
79
85
Seagull Bay Dairy, Inc.
ID
WINDSOR-MANOR Z SPICE
85
82
85
D. Richard Flickinger
MD
WINDSOR-MANOR SAN ZEEVA-ET
88
83
85
Joseph A. Schwartzbeck
MD
MAR-LINDA-K DAMION JILETTE
86
76
85
Nicole K. Wright
WI
P-ZBW SANCHZ MS TRINITY-ET
85
83
85
Kevin Ziemba & Joseph Piskorowski
NY
P-ZBW SANCHEZ TAMARA-ET
83
84
85
Kevin Ziemba & Joseph Piskorowski
NY
ST-JACOB SANCHEZ HOLLAND-ET
86
81
85
Green & Gold Syndicate
NJ
WARGO-ACRES MILLION 1111
86
85
85
Wargo Acres
WI
STAR-ROCK AFTERSHOCK 6435
87
82
85
Star Rock Farms
PA
SUM-R-SETT OBS MIRROR-ET
87
83
85
Ladys Manor LLC
MD
LADYS-MANOR ASHMORE MARILYN
86
83
85
Eliza Freeman
MD
ZBW LAURIN ARIEL-ET
83
85
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
ZBW DESTRY APRICOT
86
76
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
HOLLY-BROOKS TDEE RONNI-ET
85
82
85
Woodcrest Dairy LLC
NY
BRUNLAND SANCHEZ DAKOTA
86
79
85
Kristen & Jenna Broege
WI
HAR-DEE ADVENT EVE-RED-ET
85
81
85
Lindsay S. Mitchell
TX
MY-STYLE AFTSHOCK ZEBRA-ET
85
82
85
Robert C & Joyce Ringler Hoffman
PA
ROSEDALE COST OF FREEDOM
85
82
85
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE GHETTO CAT
86
82
85
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE HOPELESS ROMANTIC
86
80
85
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
ROSEDALE OH MY DUECE
88
81
85
Rosedale Genetics Ltd
WI
AARDEMA GARRETT 86374
86
82
85
Double A Dairy
ID
ZIM-FAM ACME DAWN
86
83
85
Zimdars Family Farm
WI
WIERSMA DESTRY ANNETTE
85
88
85
Jacob Wiersma
TX
* BEI (Bullvine Efficiency Index) – each sire’s ranking is as a percent of the top sire
Robust stands out as the definite leader of this group for efficiency. Ranked second with overall high ratings for all categories is Observer.
Canadian Proven Sires
Table 5 contains the top ten sires with Canadian daughter proofs.
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