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May 2019
made
in the
U.S.A.
If you build it, they will come.
The $10 Million Family
P-Ball … 100% No Horns, 100% RHA, Red-Carrier,
High Components, A2A2, & Calving Ease
91HO5902 QUIET-BROOK-D PBAL
12183-ET *RC PP– GTPI +2370
Reg. USA 840 3126700102
PTA +595M +.07%f +42F +.13%p +53P
+$519NM +1.9PL +1.5DPR 7.1%SCE
PTA +1.62T +1.96UDC +.27FLC
Sired by View-Home Powerball-P-ET
aAa: 3-2-4 (Open – Tall – Strong)
His Dam -
4.0% Protein from the “Halo” Family
S-S-I LADD HILDA 8236 P-ET *RC (VG-87, VG-MS)
2-00 3x 286 24,450 4.5 1103 3.8 938
(Jordan) 2-11 3x 365 30,714 4.4 1350 4.0 1230
Ladd-P x Man-O-Man full sister to Cookiecutter MOM
Halo-ET (VG-88-DOM), 8th generation VG or EX, all
with EX-MS, in the Snow-N Denises Dellia (2E-95
GMD-DOM) family!
P-Bal continues to be one of our most popular sires
and most gratifying of all is that breeders who have
daughters continue to use him heavily! They love
the P-Bal daughters! P-Bal has whatever you are
looking for in a bull …
(Fisher)
✔ High Fat & Protein
**P-Bal’s dam had tremendous width of ✔ 100% RHA
muzzle and the kind of front end a pig could ✔ 100% No Horns
run through! Width in cows translates into
greater health and bigger forage eaters… ✔ Red-Carrier
the long-lived, profitable kind! Don’t be ✔ Calving Ease
Gary and Janet Tubolino & Family
behind the 8-ball, get ahead with P-BAL! ✔ A2A2
41 Grove St. • Adams, NY 13605-1203
Field of Dreams believes in getting the job ✔ Breed-Leading Cow Family
Fax: 315-232-4153 • Gary’s Cell: 315-405-1588
www.fieldofdreamsgenetics.com done RIGHT! ✔ Affordable Price
Super Two-Year-Old
Red & White ~ Polled ~ From the Roxy Family
OVALTOP LADD P RANAIT-RED
2-02 2x 122 9,952 3.8 364 2.8 269 (Inc.)
Proj. 25,519 4.0 1033 2.9 746
April test 80 lbs. 4.2%F & 3.0%P
S: Tiger-Lily Ladd P-Red-ET
D: Ovaltop Picolo Ronda-Red-ET (VG-88)
4-06 2x 365 33,311 3.8 1254 3.0 985
GD: Jon-Lu Advent Rona-Red-ET (2E-91)
Lifetime: 143,460 4.2 6080 3.2 4566
Next 8 dams all Excellent – 7th D: “Roxy” (4E-97-GMD)
Ranait and many other first lactation heifers will be scored on May 20th.
Howard & Ginny 315.858.2882 NYS Master Breeder Herd
Doug 315.858.9058 Howard W. Wolfe & Family 28 Year PBR Herd
Mike & Monica 315.858.1460 436 Chyle Road – Richfield Springs, NY 13439 BAA: 110.4 30 EX 47 VG 8 GP
Email: ovaltop@gmail.com www.ovaltopholsteins.com DHIR Avg. 26,519 3.7 972 2.9 772
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CONTENTS May 2019
(USPS 382-940) Departments
(ISSN 0279-8611) Executive Manager’s Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Official Publication of the Calendar of Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
New York Holstein Association Junior Corner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Club News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
To promote the Holstein breed for the Obituaries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
economic and social benefit of Index of Advertisers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
junior and senior members.
Features
Volume 74 No. 5 It’s About Families at Lantland Farms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13
May 2019
Published monthly, except August, 1st of About the Cover
each month. News and advertising forms close Another of the NYHA Publications Committee’s selections from our 2018 photo contest
25 days in advance of publication date. Livestock
advertising rates upon request. graces the cover of this month’s News, taken by Krista Brown. Alexis Payne from Lewis
County is shown with her December 2017 Maverick Crush daughter, Headwater Crush
Michael McCaffrey, Editor
840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5, Ithaca, NY 14850 Lovebug who hails from one of the deepest cow families at Headwater Holsteins (Eric &
Phone: 607-218-6378 Lorelle Sherman and Family) in Turin. Lovebug’s dam is an EX-90 Aftershock daughter from
Fax: 607-218-6379 an Excellent Destry, then a VG-86 Advent daughter of Headwater Outside Lynette (EX-94).
mmccaffrey@nyholsteins.com
The next four dams are scored EX-90, EX-91, VG-86, and EX-93, incorporating “Pineyvale”
NYHA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE and “Frogmore” breeding.
President Alexis served as the 2018 1st Alternate New York State Dairy Princess and is currently
Alicia Lamb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 585-993-8026 the Special Funding Chair on the 2019 New York Junior Executive Committee.
1st Vice President
Photos for the 2019 photo contest are welcome! Around the shows, around home, at a
Jason Pullis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315-794-6737
2nd Vice President favorite Holstein event, digital photos should be submitted by November 1.
Diesel Hitt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315-725-8003
Secretary
Kelly Reynolds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-728-1596
Treasurer
From the Editor
Luke Getty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 518-428-5880
Everyone is glad for warmer days, green grass, and the
Cam Davis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410-984-0315
Tom Harkenrider . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607-279-3160
hope and expectation that comes with a new growing season.
Beth Keene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 607-345-0031 In Central New York and around the state, Mother Nature has
David King . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 315-212-0032 blessed us with another beautiful spring.
Across New York, strong sales have pointed to an optimism
Subscription price in the U.S. is $25 per year; $35 that is returning to our dairy farmers. A successful and impressive
first class mail Canada and overseas standard New York Spring Holstein Sale and terrific offerings at local and
delivery; $55 overseas first class air mail. Single club sales have all been filled with grand opportunities to tie into MICHAEL McCAFFREY
copies $2. Payable in U.S. funds only. The NEWS
subscription list is filed geographically by town some of the deepest cow families in the breed. I know many of
and state. When you change your address, please the show-age calves and heifers sold this spring will grace the summer’s show rings and
be sure to inform us of your new mailing address. I will be eager to see how well they do. Several outstanding sales in May will also feature
opportunities to add that exciting individual to your breeding program.
The New York Holstein News (ISSN) (0279- Our June Issue, always one of our strongest of the year, will once again be distributed at
8611) (USPS 382940) is published monthly,
except August, for $25 per year by Cayuga the National Holstein Convention in Wisconsin in late June. This is a great way to promote
Press, 215 South Main Street, Cortland, NY your farm and genetics or feature a high-scored member from your herd. The issue will
13045. Entered as periodical matter at the also have the complete wrap up of New York’s Spring Dairy Carousel as well as information
post office at Ithaca, NY 14850 and other
locations. and promotion for July’s New York Holstein Summer Picnic hosted by Ideal Dairy Farms in
Hudson Falls. Ideal Dairy will host a first-class event along with the Fun in the Sun - Picnic
POSTMASTER: Send address changes to
the NEW YORK HOLSTEIN NEWS, 840
Style Sale on Friday, July 19th and I encourage you to participate in a great day of Holstein
Hanshaw Rd., Suite 5, Ithaca, NY 14850. company and hospitality. Be part of the June issue as we put our best foot forward for the
National Convention and show fellow Holstein enthusiasts from across the country that New
Due to uncertainties in the mail, NY Holstein York is and always will be the Cradle of the Breed, offering the best in Registered Holsteins
News cannot assume responsibility for prior bred for the show ring, the genomic market, or renowned cow families. New York and our
delivery of issues carrying advertising of sales
scheduled for less than 21 days after our issue breeders have it all. Ad deadline is Friday, May 17th.
date, which is the 1st of the month. Have a great month and enjoy the daily goodness that surrounds you.
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THANK YOU!
To our 2019 NY Spring
Dairy Carousel Sponsors!
– DIAMOND – – RUBY – – SAPPHIRE –
Dairy Farmers of America BIG Animal Nutrition Boeringher Ingelheim
Northeast Farm Credit Boviteq CHR Hansen
Midas Touch Genetics Calf-Tel Cattle Connection
Premier Select Sire Power Cargill Animal Nutrition Clinton Tractor & Implement Co.
Sexing Technologies Carolina Eastern Vail/Carovail Cybil Fisher Photography
Udder Comfort Field of Dreams Genetics Dairy One Cooperative
Monroe Tractor ENY Holstein Club
Oakfield Corners Dairy Empire Livestock & Marketing
Trans Ova Genetics Growmark FS
– EMERALD – White’s Farm Supply Holtz Nelson Dairy Consulting
AllTech Zoetis Micro Nutrients
Cargill Animal Nutrition Mike Walker Photography
Consultant New York Farm Bureau
Daniel Brandt Pedigrees & Performance-Fed Microbials
Marketing – NYHA SUPPORTERS – Progressive Dairy Solutions
DeLaval Semex
Feedworks USA Alan & Rosalie Danforth
SUNY Morrisville
Golden-Links Microbials Attica Veterinary Associates
Tiger Lily Holsteins
Farmshine Currie Holsteins
Western NY Energy
Fly-Higher Genetics Hubner Seeds
IPM Laboratories Lantland Farms
Merck Animal Health Lutz Feeds
New York Jersey Club NBT
Perry Veterinary Clinic
North East Agri Feed Alliance
Phibro Animal Health Plankenhorn Farms
Starry Falls Farm
Please thank our
Ridgedale Farm
Showgirl Style Tammy Graves – Graves Arbor
Graphics
sponsors for their
SUNY Cobleskill
We Cover Structures Tim & Beth Coon support and do
Western Ranch Motor Inn Wyoming County Holstein Club
business with them!!
G reat cattle and enthusiastic people from 16 states and two Canadian provinces
came together for exciting shows of every breed at the 2019 New York Spring Dairy
Carousel! With over 1000 head of cattle on site, thousands of online viewers from
around the world followed the events that filled four exciting days in Syracuse!
Carousel’s global reach and appeal is amazing and we express our sincere thanks
to all our generous sponsors, exhibitors, volunteers, and attendees who make it all
possible. WE APPRECIATE EVERYTHING YOU DO TO MAKE NEW YORK SPRING
DAIRY CAROUSEL THE PREMIER SPRING DAIRY EVENT IN NORTH AMERICA!
Kelly Reynolds www.nyholsteins.com
Executive Manager Michael J. McCaffrey
Email: kreynolds@nyholsteins.com Editor
Cell: 920.728.1596 Ph: 607.218.6378
Jennifer Ginzery - Office Manager Email: mmccaffrey@nyholsteins.com
State Office Address:
Email: jginzery@nyholsteins.com
840 Hanshaw Rd., Suite #5 Holstein USA Field Representatives:
Stacie Sherman - Office Assistant Ithaca, NY 14850 Jim Smith (Eastern NY) - 802.380.9382
Email: ssherman@nyholsteins.com Ph: 607.273.7591 • Fax: 607.273.7612 Austin Milligan (Western NY) - 724.877.5154
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“Link”ing Us to Reflections of Nodia
Currently 27 Descendants
International in our herd & counting!
Markets
High GTPI, High RZG Landry
Granddaughters
CHERRY LILY MARIUS LILAC-ET – GTPI +2811 VALLEY-DELL STORMATIC NODIA (2E-94)
PTA +1486M +90F +66P +958NM +7.1PL 2.62SCS 2x Nominated All-American
+1.1DPR +216FE +1.4FI 6.5%SCE Stormatic x EX-93 Astre followed by 4 gens. of VG dams.
PTA +1.68T +2.38UDC +1.15FLC – RZG 166 We have 7 daughters of Nodia sired by Gold Chip, Damion,
By Progenesis Marius. Embryo contracts to Germany. Goldwyn, & Absolute. Valley-Dell Abst Niyanna-ET (VG-85, 2y)
was 1st Sr. 2-Yr-Old at 2018 Oneida Co. Holstein Show.
CHERRY-LILY SKY LEONA-ET – GTPI +2780
PTA +1008M +86F +63P +917NM +6.4PL 2.71SCS A Nodia Daughter
+1.3DPR +219FE +1.7FI 5.9%SCE
PTA +1.83T +2.42UDC +1.26FLC – RZG 158
By Bomaz Skywalker-ET. Embryo interest from Germany.
Lilac and Leona are owned with Hembury Farms, LLC.
Their Modesty Dam:
Ms Cherry-Lily Mod Link-ET – GTPI +2717
Their Granddam
VALLEY-DELL DAMION NIKKI (EX-91)
4-00 2x 365 33,576 3.5 1180 3.0 1011
Nikki is carrying on the family tradition as a brood cow with
several outstanding daughters including Groeslon Cupid
Niagara (EX-90), 1st 4-Yr-Old & HM Grand Champion at 2018
Oneida Co. Holstein Show. Niagara has milking-age daughters
by Talent (2) & a fancy Jordy daughter. Other Nikki daughters
are sired by Doorman, Absolute, & Sid.
With 7 daughters of Nodia, 10 granddaughters, 9 great-
granddaughters, & a great-great granddaughter in the herd,
this family’s influence here continues to unfold and they all
possess the style, great udder, & balance of Nodia. Several are
potential 5th generation EX & potential 9th generation VG or
MS TCF CHERRYACRE LANDRY-ET EX! Nodia family members have also been merchandized sired
(VG-87, VG-MS) – GTPI +2412 by Goldwyn, Sid, Absolute, Shottle, & Doorman.
1-11 3x 345 30,820 4.5 1394 3.1 963
3-01 3x 350 35,630 4.5 1587 3.2 1152 **Nodia’s family & the Groeslon herd will be scored
Payton x VG-87 Uno x VG-85-DOM Planet on May 22nd. We will keep you updated!
Your interest in this globally-recognized
family is welcome!
3633 County Rte. 32 Rotational
Oxford, NY 13830 grazing herd
(607) 843-5881 • Fax: 9172 Ray & Wanda Paddock Bill, Sandy, & Hailey Paddock
VALLEY DELL FARM (315) 831-5365 Rayne & Noah Ives
e-mail: tigerlilydairy@frontiernet.net Phyllis Roberts – 10048 Wynn Rd. 10941 Fairchild Rd. (315) 723-2080
Follow us on Facebook! Holland Patent, NY 13354 Remsen, NY 13438 10029 Bardwell Mills Rd.
Visitors & inquiries always welcome! (315) 865-4566 Remsen, NY 13438
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WHAT’S HAPPENING!
Carrying on the Family’s Transmitting Tradition
AOT RUBICON HAPPENING-ET (VG-85, 2y) – GTPI +2665
2-00 3x 345 30,690 4.4 1357 3.1 941
PTA +1463M +.21%f +113F +.04%p +54P +845NM
PTA +2.80T +2.39UDC +1.17FLC
Rubicon x Cookiecutter Ssire Has-ET (VG-88, EX-MS), 9th gen. VG or EX, all with EX-MS.
Happening is fresh again, looks fantastic, & we look forward to her scoring higher in the near future!
Her Sons:
1H13882 MIDAS-TOUCH RADAR-ET – GTPI +2859 +1003NM - #2 Bull at Genex
7H14703 MIDAS-TOUCH HALLMARK-ET – GTPI +2856 +1024NM - #7 Bull at Select Sires
534H0095 MIDAS-TOUCH WOODFORD-ET – GTPI +2703 +825NM - #4 Bull at Jet Stream
And the #1 Basic daughter of the Breed:
MIDAS-TOUCH BASIC HINSTINCT-ET – GTPI +2888 +952NM +2.77T
Happening is available for embryos & inquiries.
A great place to jumpstart YOUR IVF program!
Focused on Making the Right Ones!
DAVID & LOUANNE King
69 Halfway House Rd. – Waddington, NY 13694
315-322-4162 – 315-212-0032 (cell) – www.midastouchgenetics.com
Follow us on Facebook at Midas Touch Genetics.
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Executive Manager’s May and go through your registration papers as well
as check the ownership of your animals online so
Report that you know you are all set for the upcoming show
season. If you need lease paperwork please send me
an email and we can get you a form.
Facebook follow suggestions for this month -
last month I had a farm and an organization that I
recommended people follow on Facebook. This month
my Facebook features are Ideal Dairy and King Brothers
Dairy. Ideal Dairy is our 2019 NY State Holstein Picnic
Host and not only do they do a great job of sharing
what is happening at their farm but they also post
KELLY REYNOLDS industry news, fun ways to incorporate dairy in your
diet, and more! Perhaps a stop you could visit while
you’re out for the picnic is King Brothers Dairy. The
Spring Carousel-wow! Thank you to all who make Facebook page features all of their dairy products as
Carousel possible. We had so many compliments at the well as pictures around the farm. Their new farm store
show about the quality of animals, the extended entry is almost complete and will have their delicious milk,
deadline making it easier for people to decide what to ice cream, and other goodies available!
bring, the way people were stalled, overall the show May is a great time to squeeze in a farm tour, a
was a huge success. In turn the New York Spring Select youth workshop at your farm, or have a county club
Sale went off fantastic with cattle headed all over the event somewhere new! Even though many of you
country and bringing an average of $4,800. The whole will be busy in the fields try to make time for learning
week was a success and like a typical dairy farmer all I or fun! The green grass, blue skies, and sun shining
can focus on were the failures-kids that didn’t get junior can be everyday reminders to celebrate the positives,
shirts because we ran out of larger sizes after several be thankful for the good days, and let the bad days fly
years of running out of small sizes, an animal getting under the radar. Have a safe and productive May!
left off the sale order, someone not making it in the Until next time, Kelly
catalog, someone complaining about the dates of the
show. Instead of focusing on the hundreds of things that
went right during the week I dwell on the 10 things that
went wrong. Why do we do this to ourselves? Instead
of being thankful for the sunny days we complain about
the rainy day. We use our bad days to ruin our good
ones. I think we as a dairy community can work on this.
I find myself jumping to the negatives instead starting
with the positives. I’m not saying to not learn from our
mistakes and missteps but why do we stay there and
dwell on them instead of celebrating our successes even
more?
After a long winter the sunshine and warmer weather
can make any day a good day. We are anxiously waiting
to get out into the fields this spring, in western New
York it’s still a little too wet to do anything. As we are
making plans for the spring the phrase “it’ll depend on
the weather” starts getting used more and more at my
house. I am looking forward to a few more exciting
sales in the month of May! I’ve said it before and I’ll say
it again, there is really no better time to invest in great
Holstein cow families that are being made available.
Finding a show calf for the year, buying into a famous
cow family, purchasing a young cow prospect, no matter
what your goal is there are endless opportunities these
next couple of weeks. Don’t think that a sale won’t
have anything for you, those that are patient usually end
up with a great one for less!
Juniors, please remember to have all your junior
ownership and junior lease paperwork done BEFORE
June 1st! It is a good idea to sit down in the middle of
10 - NYN May 20192019 Cortland Classic
Calling all Holstein, Jersey, & Brown Swiss Breeders
Cortland County Fairgrounds – July 7 & 8, 2019
Two days Showmanship Judge: Kelly Reynolds
of fun &
n! Conformation Judge: Jason Lloyd
competitio
Schedule:
Sunday, July 7
Showmanship at 11 A.M.
followed by picnic lunch
Monday, July 8
Conformation Holstein, Jersey, &
Brown Swiss classes at 9:00 A.M.
Prizes for all Breed Champions as well
as for Champion & Reserve Champion
Bred & Owned of Show donated by
CNY Family Dealership and
Cazenovia Equipment.
2018 Holstein Champions
Special thanks to all our sponsors
For entries and other information, contact: Jessica Currie who make it possible to award great
Email: jessicacurrie5@gmail.com or 315-729-2861 prizes to our competitors!
– Calendar of Events –
SALES July 19 Lowville, NY Lewis County Holstein Show
May 4 Argyle, NY The Stars of Liddleholme hosted by July 19-20 Rhinebeck, NY ENY Holstein Show
The Liddle Family, The Cattle Exchange, mgr. July 20 Dunkirk, NY Chautauqua County Holstein Show
May 4 Lowville, NY Harmony Haven Holsteins (Rodney July 23 Boonville, NY Oneida County Holstein Show
& Cindy Clintsman) Complete Dispersal, Delarm July 30 Little Valley, NY Cattaraugus County Holstein
& Treadway, mgrs. Show
May 18 Oakfield, NY Spring Sensation Sale, The Cattle July 30 Horseheads, NY Chemung County Holstein
Exchange, mgr. Show
May 19 Morris, NY Otsego County 4-H Calf Sale July 30-31 Schaghticoke, NY Tri-County Holstein Show,
July 19 Hudson Falls, NY Fun in the Sun – Picnic Style Steve Wagner, judge
Sale, The Cattle Exchange, mgr. Aug. 3 Gouverneur, NY St. Lawrence Co. Holstein
Oct. 26 New Berlin, NY Fall Premier All Breed Sale, Show, Herb Henderson, judge
Hosking Sales, mgr. August 5 Malone, NY Northern New York Holstein Show
August 11 Hamburg, NY WNY Regional Show, Robert
SHOWS Teixeira, judge
June 12-15 Hamburg, NY Spring Dairy Preview Show August 12 Walton, NY Delaware County Holstein Show
July 8 Cortland, NY Cortland Classic August 19 Cobleskill, NY Schoharie County Holstein Show
July 11-13 Norwich, NY Central New York Holstein Show,
Steve Fraser, judge EVENTS
July 13 Canisteo, NY Allegany-Steuben All-Breeds Show July 19 Hudson Falls, NY NYHA Summer Picnic with
July 17 & 18 Fonda, NY O-H-M Holstein Show sale hosted by Ideal Dairy Farms
NYN May 2019 - 11It’s About Families at Lantland Farms
Many things come to mind when dedication of the Lant and Menzi
one hears “Lantland.” The Lant families at the helm of Lantland
family has received two New York today. Be it at home, in the show
Holstein Association Master Breeder ring, or participating at an auction,
Awards – parents Fred & Ruth in Lantland has always been about
1983 and their children – Walter family and the cow families they
(Ann), Ross (Shirley), Marge, & have sought to develop.
Martin (Rhonda) in 2015. Lantland
Farms Ltd. in Horseheads (Chemung
County) is one of the Empire State’s The Family
greatest breeding establishments, Three generations of Lant family
renowned for exceptional type, deep members work side by side each Anita & Kirt Menzi, Sr.
cow families, enviable production, day. Walter, Ross, and Martin have
and longevity that is built in, farmed their entire lives here and ET (2E-92), a noted Pine-Tree Sid-ET
generation after generation. In the Ross beams with pride at the next daughter with a long list of show
1970’s, four homebred cows by a two generations who are carrying winnings, is headed toward 50,000
homebred bull gained notoriety on the family’s life’s work. Their lbs. this year. She is backed by a
when they made over a million sister Marge, who passed away long line of VG & EX dams in the Ms
pounds of milk. Three decades later, last August, was an integral part of Kingstead Chief Adeen-ET (2E-94-
three cows, all scored Excellent up the farm and her presence, though DOM) family.
to 94 points, two at 6E, made well deeply missed, is still felt around Among the favorite homebred
over a million pounds lifetime. Their the farm today. Ross and Shirley’s cow families here are descendants
descendants line the four rows of daughter, Anita Menzi, and her of Lantland Matinee Amalee (5E-94
cows at Lantland today and their husband, Kirt, are now partners in GMD-DOM), one of the three cows
male progeny have sired outstanding the farm and their sons, Kirt Jr. and that produced the million pounds
daughters that reflect the greatness Jacob, have become integral parts of milk. Her daughter, Lantland
of their genes. of the day-to-day operation. Several Sky Amabelle, was Excellent at
Bred for type and managed for other family members, including 95 points. Amalee’s Linjet son,
production, the Lantland prefix has Ross and Shirley’s daughters, Jackie Lantland Linjet Advisor-ET, sired
been stamped on 335 Excellents to and Maria, and Jackie’s son, Dakota, some of Lantland’s best brood
date: 4-95’s, 23 at 94 points, 25 scored also work on the farm when they cows, three of them scored EX-94.
EX-93, 46 have been 92 points, 85 can and regardless of the mix, all the Another of the “million pound-er’s,”
at EX-91, and 152 more have been Lantland “family” is committed to Manorcrest Reserve Elmira (6E-92),
scored in at 90. They have developed taking great care of their cattle. is also the matron of one of the great
(some in family partnerships) an The term “family” extends well families here. Kirt Jr.’s noted red
additional 80+ Excellents. Lantland beyond blood relations at Lantland show winner, Lantland Destry Eagle-
has won the PBR Award nine times and a good many friends and Red (EX-93), the long, tall, extremely
and bred two Gold Medal Sires, 21 neighbors have cattle on the farm dairy Scientific Destry-ET daughter
Gold Medal Dams, and five Dams of and work side by side with the that was Senior & Grand Champion
Merit. The list of accomplishments family including the Rhodes family, at last year’s New York State Fair Red
for this Century farm that now totals the Reese family, and Mike Hesser. & White Show, hails from Elmira’s
over 1000 acres is vast and reflects Together, they all make it work and family. Eagle looks sensational this
the hard work, commitment, and enjoy it at the same time. year and will no doubt turn heads
all summer! Eagle’s maternal sister,
Lantland Aspen Emotion (VG-86), is
A Cow Family Herd a herd favorite as well.
Walking down the long rows of Another great family here began
cows at Lantland and looking at the with Highcroft Milan Mae (VG-88)
barn signs with up-to-date scores, whose daughter, Lantland Outside
production records, and service sires, Macaroni (3E-92), finished with
it is clear that strong maternal lines 223,000M lifetime. One of Kirt Jr.’s
are the basis for much of the herd’s best show cows, Lantland Molson
success. The herd has averaged over Cheddar (EX-94), last year’s Ju-
80 lbs. for several months with 4.0% nior All-New York Aged Cow after
Two Generations butterfat. Numerous cows have numerous Grand Championships
Ross Lant, daughter Anita Menzi, records over 40,000 lbs. of milk and throughout the year, is sired by
& Walter Lant one cow, BHL Harkdale Alltheway- Gorwood-D Molsons Gold, a Gold-
12 - NYN May 2019families on strong maternal lines
and that goes for the bulls they use
as well. Currently they are using
Apple Crisp (High Octane x Apple
family), Hyclass (Absolute-Red x
RF Goldwyn Hailey) Warrior-Red
(Avalanche x Doorman), Defiant
(Braxton x Roxy’s), and Undenied
(Solomon x Atwood).
Cousins Dakota Warren & Jacob Menzi
Show Fever is Contagious
Kirt Menzi Jr. with his prize-winning
wyn son from a deep cow family at Lantland has enjoyed its share of Lantland Molson Cheddar (EX-94)
Gorwood-D in PA, who left seven tanbark glory for many years. They
Excellent daughters and numerous have bred several All-American for showing is already influencing
VG’s at Lantland. Cheddar has two nominees and always watched the other junior members to work hard
daughters here: a Bullet (Lantland show ring as a source of type and and put in the extra effort to excel.
Hep Bullet x Oakfield PR Butterpe- what bulls were siring the kind of And that perhaps is one of the
can-ET EX-91) and Lantland Cook- cattle they desired. greatest “take-a-ways” from time
ies and Cream, a Defiant fall year- After a period of reduced at Lantland. There is a passion,
ling due later this year. Cheddar showing, Kirt Jr. and Jacob emerged an enthusiasm, a genuine love
also has a maternal sister, Lantland enthused and energetic to show of what they do. Beginning with
Atwood Chex-Mix (VG-88), who is and it has brought about a strong Fred & Ruth and down through
fresh again and really rolling with resurgence and interest in showing the generations, the Lantland team
her second calf. She won Futurity their cattle. Both boys have attained loves good cows, they love to take
#42 at the 2018 New York State Fair a great deal of success at the local, care of good cows, and they love
for Jacob. district, state, and national levels. In to share their experience with
The Molson bull is reflective addition to those mentioned, one of registered Holsteins with others.
of many important aspects of the their most accomplished show cows But they are always learning from
breeding program here. The Lantland at present is Lantland Aspen Hemley others as well and they enjoy going
team looks very carefully at the (2E-94), the sleek, black, razor-sharp to shows and sales to see daughters
maternal line behind a bull before EK-Oseeana Aspen-ET daughter that of bulls they are considering using
they use him. In addition, they use has been a Champion numerous at home. Pedigree discussions here
a lot of natural service on the farm, times. Hemley, approaching 10 years are a lesson not only in history
particularly with heifers, and they of age, is currently milking 180 lbs. a but in what bloodlines have built
like to bring in a bull from a deep day and looks tremendous and was the kind of cows the family enjoys
cow family within a herd whose just recently 1st place aged cow at working with and always has. They
breeding philosophy is similar to the New York Junior Holstein Show love big frames, abundant strength
theirs. The Lant-Menzi team picks a in Syracuse. Hemley’s daughter, and width in the front end, wide,
bull from a time-tested cow family to Lantland Windbrook Hysteria (EX- open rumps, outstanding, high-
weave in new genetics, all-the-while 92), has been Jacob’s perennial quality udders, and excellent feet &
building on longevity, type, and year- winner and she was 2nd 5-year- legs that will sustain a big cow for
after-year production. Other bulls old at the same show last month. many, many profitable lactations.
who have been incorporated include Hemley also has another March ’17 That’s what they work for, that’s the
bulls from Mt-Glen (Jackson), East- Windbrook daughter, Hurricane, due kind of cow that they like to look at
Cupcake (Zabriskie), Pineyvale this summer and she has a December and they have worked day in and
(Post/McClure), and others. Ready ’18 daughter by Seaver Abe. day out, year after year, to build the
to see heavy action at Lantland are Another well-noted show winner kind of herd that has brought them
exciting sons of Co-Vale Dempsy who calls Lantland “home” is not only success on the road but at
Dina 4270 (EX-96) and Ms Absolute Ransom-Rail Adhere Willow, the home as well.
Bliss-ET (EX-94), two extremely jet-black Junior Champion from last Visitors to Lantland are always
successful show cows who both year’s New York State Fair, Junior treated to genuine hospitality with
hail from deep cow families. In All-New York and Nominated Junior one of the finest and most affable
addition, Lants raise several bulls of All-American Fall Calf for Mallory families within the New York Holstein
their own including Lantland Seaver Rhodes. Mallory, a high school Association. A trip to Lantland is
Abe, an R-E-W Seaver-ET son of student with Kirt Jr. & Jacob, is Kirt enjoyable for all … a great place
Miss Lantland Miss Adie (3E-94), Sr. & Anita’s goddaughter and works for youth to see what constitutes a
last year’s Total Performance Cow right along with the family every day, good cow and an opportunity for
of Show winner at the CNY Holstein taking care of calves and whatever “students” of all ages to converse
Show. else needs to be done. Mallory’s with a family that has enjoyed
And that is the key here at “dream year” in the show ring with the challenge of breeding great
Lantland and the philosophy that has Willow is the kind of experience Registered Holsteins for generations
worked generation after generation: that changes a person for life and and hopes to continue to do so for
build on success. Construct cow Mallory’s passion and enthusiasm many years to come.
NYN May 2019 - 13O-H-M Junior News
By Owen Allen
On March 16th, our club held our annual banquet at
Francesca’s Banquet Hall in Ilion, NY. At the banquet,
we reminisced over the last 35 years to honor everyone
who received the Alan Fassett Calf Scholarship. A big
Happy May everyone! It’s thanks was given to Kerm and Irene Fassett for funding
hard to believe that spring is it for all of those years and giving kids a chance to
already upon us, though I am own a calf and enjoy everything that goes with it. They
sure that those who are ending started the scholarship in memory of their son, Alan
their spring semesters of college Fassett. Congratulations Julia Frasier for being the 35th
are glad to be leaving. Most of recipient. For this year, you had to write how you would
the younger juniors are also spend the $200, since many kids already own a calf.
approaching the end of their We honored all of our members and welcomed a couple
school year, myself included, new ones. Welcome Faith Byma and Deanna Wolfe to
Danielle Herrick which is very exciting. There the club. A job well done to this year’s Banquet Chair,
are so many wonderful events Natalie Fredericks, for organizing the whole thing.
that come with the summer weather, especially for us We will be having our next meeting at the Route 80
junior members. Bowling Alley on Sunday, April 28th, 2019 at exactly
First, I would like to start off with a little 12:12 PM according to our advisor, Jessica Hula-
congratulations to all of those who attended Spring Fredericks. The drawing for this year’s fundraiser will
Carousel. The juniors did an excellent job showcasing be announced at the meeting. The fundraiser is a ticket
their animals as well as representing this association. It raffle for an Amish made wooden rocking chair.
is so wonderful to see so many of you involved in the
opportunities that are available. Keep up the good work,
and even if you didn’t do as well as you had hoped, Tri-County Junior News
there are still so many chances to continue showing By Caitlyn Van Deusen
this summer. So, again, thank you to all who came and This year has gone by so fast. One minute there is
participated, whether you showed an animal or not. snow on the ground and below freezing temperatures, to
For me, summer means two big events regarding being sunny and 70 degrees. But I am not complaining.
the world of the Holstein cow. First, would be National The Tri-County club has been very busy lately, as several
Convention, which is coming up at the end of June. I of us showed at the New York Spring Show, and are
have been attending for the past few years, and I have still recovering. Those who showed did very well. Libby
learned so much about this industry. It’s a wonderful Swatling came in 10th place with her winter heifer calf.
opportunity to meet other people from around the Ryleigh Wadsworth came in 3rd place with her winter
country that share the same passions and struggles. For heifer calf as well. In the summer yearling class Hannah
those of you who are preparing for a contest, work hard King placed 4th. Blake Wadsworth placed 4th and
and have some fun while doing it! Let’s make New York Caitlyn Van Deusen came in 5th in the winter yearling
the state to beat this year. Convention is going to be class. Blake Wadsworth also came in 4th place with his
in Wisconsin, so I am sure you are going to have an senior 2-year-old. Adam King came in 2nd place with
excellent time. The second thing that summer brings is his senior 3-year-old. Johnathan King came in 2nd with
the start of show season, which is the summer highlight his 4-year-old cow. In the 5-year-old class, Adam King
for many of you as well. I usually don’t attend many came in 4th place and Blake Wadsworth came in 5th.
shows with my animals, but this year I am looking Showmanship also went very well. Hannah King
forward to both the WNY spring show in the middle
of June, as well as the Wyoming County fair that takes
place in the beginning of August. With this show
season, I am extremely excited to go out and have some
fun with fellow exhibitors and maybe step out of my
Dairy Dilemma
comfort zone a little bit. For all of you that are going to Senior: Two shots of what hormone are given as
be attending some shows this season, have fun and I part of a Presync breeding program?
wish you the best of luck!
Also, July may seem pretty far away, but I assure Junior: What does the acronym VCPR stand for?
you that it will be here before you know it. The Holstein Novice: What is another name for a father cow?
picnic is going to be on July 19th at Ideal Dairy, so
mark your calendars now because you aren’t going to
Novice Answer: Sire
Junior Answer: Veterinary Client Patient Relationship
want to miss it. Enjoy the nice weather and take every Senior Answer: Prostaglandin
opportunity that comes your way. See you next month!
14 - NYN May 2019came in 4th place. Caitlyn Van Deusen came in 7th
place. Adam King came in 2nd place. The Tri-County
club also participated in the dairy judging competition.
In the junior division, Nate King came in 10th place. In
the senior division Adam King came in 2nd place and
the team came in 4th. Congratulations to all that who
showed and I hope you had a great time like I did. Thank
you to all the judges who came and took their time Allegany-Steuben Club News
coming to New York for this amazing show! By Carlise Bossard
Wayne-Ontario Junior News At this writing we are still experiencing some of
the white stuff! We attended the Pennsylvania and
By Alysha Kuhn
NY Spring Shows in an attempt to speed up the sea-
Spring has officially sprung and we are springing along son. The Pennsylvania Show had been on Bill’s
with it! On April 6th we have just went to El-Vi Farms to bucket list for quite some time. Tyler Reynolds was
practice Dairy Quiz Bowl for the State 4-H competition. the judge, doing a great job and giving a fine set of
Along with practicing we also toured their farm! We also reasons. It was a nice preview of what to expect this
had a few members attending Spring Dairy Carousel! season. Reese Burdette was in the ring doing a super
Our Senior Judging Team placed 5th overall! With Abby job of showing. I continue to be amazed at her ac-
Rouland placing 7th and Rachel Rouland placing 8th complishments. The weather was horrible; I felt bad
individually! Rachel Rouland also got first place in her for the animals and exhibitors.
showmanship class and then going on to win Master Our Carousel had a great turnout. Paige Demun
Showman overall! Abby Rouland also placed 2nd place took Sr. and Grand Champion of the Jr. Show with her
in the same showmanship class! Abby Rouland with her 4-year-old Ayrshire. In the Red and White Show Jerry
Winter Yearling Ayrshire; Jackson Hill OOB Tyke placed Smith’s bred Highcroft Absolute Lily-Red was first
first place in the Junior Show. Then she placed 2nd in the 5-year-old, Sr. Champion, and Reserve Grand in the
open show. Abby also showed Summer Hill Rolo, who is Sr. Show. 2nd 5 Yr. Old in Sr. show was Bryce War-
a summer yearling Ayrshire who placed 11th in the open riner’s OCD Absolute Tipper Red-ET and Reserve Sr.
show. Rachel Rouland with SWAG Muds Maroon; a fall and Reserve Grand in the Jr. Show. Congratulations to
yearling, Milking Shorthorn got 1st in the Junior Show all.
and 1st place in the Open show! Rachel also brought The Club has decided to have a “200 Club” for
along Midas Touch Armani Mango; a summer yearling a fund raiser. Tickets are $30 and are available from
Holstein who placed 9th place in the Open show! We are any board member. There are many cash prizes and
proud of Rachel and Abby Rouland! Congrats to all who two dinner tickets. Mark your calendars for the All
participated! Breeds Show July 12th and 13th. Showmanship, An-
nual Picnic, and 200 Club Party Elimination Drawing
will be the 12th. All Breeds Confirmation Classes will
Bradnick and Gold Chip Attain be on the 13th. Any questions or suggestions can be
Impressive Scores directed to Rachel Smith, Show Chair, or Co-Chair
Bethany King. The Annual Meeting has been set for
At nearly 10 years old, 7HO10999 Regancrest-GV S December 7th with more details to follow.
Bradnick-ET and 7HO10920 Mr Chassity Gold Chip-ET Good luck to Paige Demun who was 1st Place in
earned higher classification scores from a committee of Dairy Jeopardy and Bryce Warriner, 1st Place Speech
Holstein Association USA classifiers in April. Bradnick, Contest, who will both attend National Convention.
now Excellent-96, and Gold Chip, now Excellent at 95 Bryce also serves on the Junior Executive Committee
points, have been long-time favorites in Select Sires’ as the Awards Chair. Congratulations Bryce.
Showcase Selections lineup. Known for show-stopping We are saddened by the passing of one our great
daughters around the globe, Bradnick has PTA values Holstein ladies, Virginia Meehan. Our sympathy is
of +2.47T +2.68UDC +2.47FLC while Gold Chip is extended to her wonderful family. Betty Beach is
+2.31T +2.22UDC +1.80FLC. Both have been extremely also in our prayers with the loss of her granddaughter,
popular with high-type enthusiasts. Tanya Clark, and her sister, Lucille Sharp.
On a somber note, Select Sires is saddened to share We are excited to see more Milk Baleboards with
news of 7HO9264 Lirr Drew Dempey’s passing. For “Drink Local Whole Milk 97% Fat Free” in our area.
nearly a decade, DEMPSEY was a headliner for the What a great idea initiated by Nelson Troutman of
successful Showcase Selections program. To date, he has Richland, Pa.
more than 38,700 daughters worldwide, of which, more A reminder to use caution as you head to the fields
than 27,000 are officially classified. At the time of his this busy season. “You can buy parts for all, but the
passing, DEMPSEY’s lifetime semen sales totaled more operator!”
than 570,000 doses.
NYN May 2019 - 15Obituaries
b
1993. He operated the farm until selling his cattle in
November of 2016. Since December of 2016 Harry had
been a home delivery driver for Kinney Drugs Store #34.
Harry was a past Director of the Gouverneur Co-
op Association, the Eastern Breeder’s Association, and
the St. Lawrence Valley Bulk Milk Producers Co-op,
former member of the Kool Kearney Kats 4H Club and
Gary H. Farney Gouverneur FFA; He was the current President of the
St. Lawrence County Holstein Club and St. Lawrence
Gary H. Farney, 67, of Eaton St., Morrisville, NY, County Fair, and a Director and Life Member of the
passed away on Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at Community Gouverneur Fair. He enjoyed spending many, many
Memorial Hospital in Hamilton. hours year-round preparing for the Fair. In years past
He was born February 12, 1952 in Lowville, NY, a Harry was the manager of the local softball league and
son of Herbert H. and Berneda Hirschy Farney. He was bowled on several teams. After selling his cattle, Harry
a graduate of Lowville Academy and Central School and found enjoyment in visiting the casino.
SUNY, Cobleskill. On September 19, 1981, Gary married He is survived by his sister and brother-in-law, Sara
Karen Weaver in East Springfield, NY, a loving union of 37 and Jeff Platt of Gouverneur.
years. Gary loved his life as a dairy farmer on the family Donations in Harry’s memory may be made to the
farm, but eventually traded in farm ownership to be a Gouverneur St. Lawrence County Fair, 85 East Barney
partner in the business of taking care of others’ farms while Street, Gouverneur NY 13642. Condolences may be
they were on vacation. This led him to SUNY Morrisville shared online at www.frenchfuneralhomes.com.
where he spent 20 years as the Dairy herdsman until
retirement. He enjoyed playing golf and showing cattle.
Gary was a member of the Bouckville United Methodist The June issue of the News will be distributed at
Church; the O-H-M Holstein Club; and the NYS Holstein the National Holstein Convention in Wisconsin!
Association. Ad deadline is FRIDAY, MAY 17.
Surviving is his wife, Karen; his mother, Berneda Call Mike at 607-218-6378 or
Farney of Lowville; a daughter and son-in-law, Kerryanne
email: mmccaffrey@nyholsteins.com
and Phillip Schenck of Mexico, NY; three grandchildren,
Benjamin, William and Mallory; two brothers and a
sister-in-law, Stephen Farney, Dale and Shannon Farney,
all of Lowville; several nieces, nephews and cousins. He
was predeceased by his father, Herbert.
Otsego County
Calling hours were held April 12 at the Burgess 4-H Calf Sale
& Tedesco Funeral Home in Morrisville followed
by a Memorial Service for Gary April 13, 2019 at the Sunday, May 19 – 1:00 P.M.
Bouckville United Methodist Church Morris Fairgrounds, Morris, NY
CONSIGNMENTS INCLUDE:
Contributions in his memory may be made to the
HOLSTEINS:
Bouckville United Methodist Church, PO Box 186, From Canary Dairy: Fall Calf by ROZ-MAN. Dam is a VG-86
Madison, NY 13402; or to S.E.V.A.C., PO Box 1030, Aftershock, 2nd dam VG-85 Lauthority, 3rd dam is an EX-90 Bolton.
Morrisville, NY 13408. ALSO a December calf by KING DOC from a VG-88 Cashcoin dam,
next dam is a VG-85 Lauthority, then EX-90 Bolton.
Ju-Vindale Holsteins send two: a RED summer yearling by MALONE
from a VG-86 Advent, next dam is a VG Dusk, 3rd dam is an EX-90
Harry W. Parow Talent; Also a full-age CORVETTE spring calf from a VG-86 Destry x
EX-94 Derrwyn Miss Special-Red x ERX-94 Derrwyn Factor Miata-
Harry W. Parow, age 61, of Red, then 5 more VG & EX dams!
Gouverneur, passed away on April Ovaltop Holsteins send a fancy RED March calf out of a Reality-Red
10, 2019 at the Samaritan Medical 2-yr-old. Her granddam is Ovaltop Advnt Fallon-Red-ET (2E-91) with
Center in Watertown. over 150,000M LTD. Next dam is O-C-E-C Fallon Ovaltop (2E-91)
followed by C Stewarthaven TT Fallon (2E-94 GMD-DOM), then
Calling hours were held at several more VG & EX!
French Funeral Home in Gouverneur
JERSEYS:
on Friday, April 12 and on Saturday Meghan Moody sends a CHROME from a VG-88 dam; Tall, stylish
April 13, immediately followed by summer yearling from Dan & Sue Menendez; fall & winter calves
his funeral service. Burial was in the from Lentsville Farm
Fairview Cemetery in Edwards. More calves coming from Dan Hosking, Carson Dutcher, Bill
Davidson, & Joleanna Holsteins!
Harry was born on January 8, 1958 in Gouverneur
to the late Dennis W. and Roberta A. (Brown) Parow. He **All 6 Breeds Offered! Find us on Facebook for the latest updates!
graduated from Gouverneur Central School in 1976. Still Taking Consignments!
He worked with his father on the family farm (Elm For more information, contact:
Sonja Galley 607-267-2011 • Brad Ainslie 315-867-9644
Grove Farm) from 1976 until buying the business in
16 - NYN May 2019Beauty Begets Beauty
Our All-American
“Amber”
is proving herself
a transmitter!
OURWAY AI ALSHA AMBER 12TH EXP (EX-90)
2-02 2x 365 18,776 3.4 638 3.2 605
Nominated All-American Winter Calf 2013
All-American Winter Yearling 2014
Nominated All-American Sr. 2-Year-Old 2015
Due again in June to Patriot.
Already a Winner in 2019
WALL-ST PATRIOT AMELIA-EXP-ET 1st Spring Yearling & HM Junior Champion at (photo by Mike Walker)
2019 NY Spring Milking Shorthorn Show, Syracuse, NY
Owned with Bob Nagel, shown at far right
Another Show-Winning Daughter
We are certainly pleased with how Amber’s
daughters are carrying on the family tradition of
show-winning type at all levels of competition.
Congratulations to Robert & Mary on all their
WALL-ST PATRIOT success and best wishes throughout this year’s
AMANDA-EXP-ET show season.
Nominated Junior All- We have a tremendous group of show-age
American Spring Calf 2018 calves on the farm from some of our deepest
Owned by Mary Sweeney
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can be found at Wall Street Dairy! Give us a call
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NYN May 2019 - 17Holy Cow!
It’s Happyhour!
#1 Red Bull – GTPI +2768 #3 Red Bull – GTPI +2729 GTPI
And …
#3 RC Genomic Heifer
AOT HAWAI HOLLY-ET *RC
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PTA +2.21T +2.94UDC +1.53FLC
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sired by
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PTA +1575M +81F +55P +930NM$ 2.69SCS
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3 different bulls!
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Sired by Lesperron Santorius *RC Sired by Westcoast Swingman-Red THEIR DAM:
AOT SALVATORE HICCUP-ET
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Next dam is Cookiecutter Ssire Has-ET
(VG-88, EX-MS DOM),
9th gen. VG or EX, all with EX-MS!
Hiccup is due May 25th to Swingman-Red.
Hiccup’s Maternal Brother
#16 Proven Bull – GTPI +2649
14HO7770 AOT SILVER HELIX-ET
134 Dtrs., 40 Herds: 28,593 4.4 1260 3.4 961 SCS 2.53
Dtr. Deviation: +1938M +126F +76P
Helix is siring amazing daughters with fantastic udders
and super feet & legs. Helix daughters are far surpassing
their genetic predictions and we expect great things as
more are added to his proof!
Inquiries on this family and our other genetics
are always welcome!
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REPLACEMENT 15 On the 15th
CHAIN Roedale S Fantasia-ET (4E 95)
for 8-08 2x 365 37,562 3.3 1239 2.6 970
LTD: 233,670 3.2 7573 2.7 6388
• Jamesway
• Berg Excellent daughters include two
by Sanchez and an Aftershock
• Patz scored EX 92. She also has a Fever
• Farmway granddaughter scored EX 90 @ 4Y.
Young daughters in the herd include
• Clay a red Absolute and a stunning Byway
• Starline fresh in March with a red Unstopabull
• Badger heifer. She has Sid and Awesome
daughters yet to calve and we just
•J&D transferred two Jordy embryos in
Drive Units, Sprockets & April.
Ramps Available Join us in wishing Fantasia a
happy 15th birthday on May 15th.
Call for Delivery & Installation
We believe that the best is yet
to come!
Art Timmel Equipment
3626 Brown St. • Collins, NY 14034 Allan & Pat Pullis
Jason, Holly, Max, & Owen Pullis
716.532.2040 Shop Luke, Theresa, Adam, Lucia & Noah Pullis
626 McShane Rd., Richfield Springs, NY 13439
716.532.2919 Home Building Phone: 315-858-0651
Something Special Luke’s Cell: 315-263-7422 Jason’s Cell: 315-794-6737
SALE SCHEDULE – Index of Advertisers –
Upcoming Sales Managed by The Cattle Exchange AOT Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Calf-Tel/Kelly Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
May 4 The Stars of Liddleholme Spring Opportunity Sale, Argyle, Cattle Exchange . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
NY. 100 head sell from the top of this internationally Cook Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
recognized herd! 60% of the herd is scored EX, 1 @ EX-97, Cortland Classic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
1 @ EX-96, 7@ EX-94, breeders of 4 homebred All-Am
Co-Vale Holsteins LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Nominations in 2018!
Coyne Farms, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
May 18 Oakfield Corners Spring Sensation Sale, Oakfield, NY. 90 Farm Credit East . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
potential show winners will be offered from the herd that Field of Dreams Genetics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
just produced the following Nominations in 2018, many from Fisher, Cybil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
buyers in past sales! 9 All-NY, 3 Jr All-NY, 5 R&W All-Am,
Genex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2 R&W Jr All-Am, 2 B&W All-Am, 1B&W Jr All-Am, 3 All-
Groeslon Farm & Valley Dell Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Canadian & 3 All-Can 4H nominations in 2018! Wowza!
Joleanna Holsteins, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
July 19 Special Sale at Ideal Dairy Farms, Hudson Falls, Mellinger, Richard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
NY. Featuring the very best of Cookiecutter Holsteins Midas Touch Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
& 40 additional mouth-watering consignments! Held in
New York Holstein Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
conjunction with the NY Holstein picnic. One of the most
Oakfield Corners Dairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
respected herds in the world!
Otsego County 4-H Calf Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Oct. 11 Ryder-Brook Holsteins (Shawn Miller) Dispersal, Morrisville, Ovaltop Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
VT. 300 head of Reg. Holsteins Sell. Ph. 518-943-9404. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Nov. 15 Fun in the Sun@Lido Beach Resort, Sarasota, FL. One of Premier Select Sires. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
the most exciting lineups of 2019! Roedale Farm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Sharp, Dean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
If you are looking for quality ST-Genetics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
replacements, give us a call! Tiger Lily Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
No order is too large or too small! Timmel, Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Call or Email for 1st Class Catalogs. Udder Comfort. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Walker, Mike . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
For the finest in Livestock Mortality Protection Contact:
Merry Rama Insurance at 607-746-2226 Wall Street Dairy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Protect your investments accordingly! Don’t gamble with your future! Wideawake Holsteins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
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