56992-SeptOct08.indd - Red & White Dairy Cattle Association

HARTs beat faster for these Fall Harvest Consignments
Fresh again, making another great record.
Two sons in AI and from the great
Blackstar Kathryn family.
First daughter – Hershey (by Jordan-Red)
– VG 85 and +1528 CTPI
HARTford Paradox 336-ET *RC; VG-85 CTPI +1627
2-04 365d 30,190m 3.8% 1152f 2.9% 880tp
Three of the greatest from the HART family will make your heart
pound on November 22nd at the Minnesota Fall Harvest Sale.
HOPE
• Early Bolton daughter – from
HART herself!
• +1801 PTPI - One of the highest
index RC heifers in the breed
• RC and bred to Lawn Boy-Red
HONESTY
• July 2007 Red Lichtblick daughter
of Hershey
• Will sell open, ready to breed
Ed Peck — Brian & Julie Duffin
p: 608.444.8863
e: red4u@aprildaycows.com
HAIKU
• True-red carrier daughter of Baxter
from Hershey
• An outstanding framed heifer
• +1691 PTPI – already with
contract interest
BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
with Manannah-Valley at Stub's Dairy
* RED EMBRYO CALVES *
Stub's
Dairy
L-R: Lichtblick x Rose-Red (EX-91)
Inferno x Faith-Red (EX-91)
Lew x Reba (GP-83) 100,000M
EMBRYOS IN COWS OR
IN THE TANK:
Rob x Rose-Red
Logan x Beth-Red (VG-86),
Carisma x Hollie (EX-90-2E)
IN THE BARN:
Fresh Kosmo x Rose
**All Red Cows are classified with RWDCA
BEHIND THE BARN:
many calves by
Manannah US Tax-Red-ET
an Uncle Sam x VG-89 with
high components
Steve Flatland
17253 90th Avenue, Milaca, MN 56353
Phone: 320-983-2607
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MIL-LON SS ELAVATE-ET-RC .........................126
QUALITY FIREWALL-ET-RC ...........................126
DIAMOND-OAK SEPTEMBER RAIN-RC .........132
ORBE-VIEW S STRM HVEZDA-ET-RC ...........132
CALORI-D SS MARCUS-ET-RC ......................135
HORSTYLE DURANGO-ET-RC .......................135
MD-MAPLE-DEL TAL CURK-ET-RC ................135
LE-RO-DA TOYSTORY RANDAL-ET-RC ........153
RIDGEDALE-T REFRESH-ET-RC ...................153426
LADINO PARK TALENT-ET-RC .......................156243
ARETHUSA SS MERLIN-RC ...........................156324
ARETHUSA SS MIDAS-ET-RC ........................156324
B-HIDDENHILLS MAR MARMAX-ET-RC ........156324
PURSUIT SEPTEMBER STORM-RC ..............156342
ELDERS-DRIVE SSTM ADAM-ET-RC ............162
MARKWELL FASHIONMAN-RC ......................162
PARADISE-RV PHTHON-RC ...........................162354
BURKET-FALLS IDEA P-ET-RC.......................165
SAVAGE-LEIGH LYDON-ET-RC ......................165
SURE-VIEW ANIMAL-ET-RC ...........................165
RIDGEDALE REIN-ET-RC ...............................165234
DESPOINTES SERGENT-RC ..........................165243
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MURANDA RUBENS LAKE-RC .......................213
NET-A-WAY PRIMER CRI-ET-RC ....................213
LIGHTNING-RC ................................................213456
PEACHEY LEE TITUS-RC ...............................216
Ontario Red & White Show
Monday, August 11 • Listowel, Ontario • Judge Dean Warner
Grand Champion
Fradon Encount Jodie-Red (EX-94)
O CLASS
JUNIOR HEIFER CALF (8)
1 Woodfi eld Contender Jeannie-Red • Woodfi eld Holsteins, Ltd. & Larry Bennett
2 Gerdoth Talent Rhonda-Red • Gerdoth Holsteins
3 Stonetown Rampage Envy-Red • Royaldawn Farm & James McLagan
INTERMEDIATE HEIFER CALF (14)
1 Dortholme Inferno Mandy-Red • John Dortmans, Jr. & Thomas R. Barnes
2 Winterfi eld Adv Dharma-Red • Weber, Hiddenbrook Holsteins, & Hunyady
3 Walnutmeadow Redlou Quiet-Red • Holywell Holsteins
SENIOR HEIFER CALF (13)
1 Fradol Kite Beverly-Red • Fradol Farms
2 Fradol Tribul Hotfl ash-Red • Fradol Farms
3 Valleyriver Joyboy Marcy-Red • Valleyriver Farms, Ltd. & Brock Gillies
SUMMER YRLG (10)
1 Woodfi eld Contender 1618-Red • Woodfi eld Holsteins, Ltd.
2 Dreamcrest Kite Mercedes-Red • Martin, Hank & Nancy-Lee Hezeleger
3 Woodfi eld Contender-Red • Woodfi eld Holsteins, Ltd.
JUNIOR YRLG (9)
1 Valleyriver Contend Antie Em-Red • Valleyriver Farms, Ltd.
2 Ms Del-Hollow Javent-Red-ET • Fradon Holsteins, Ltd.
3 Patience SL Contender Charmer-Red • Bennett & Patience Holsteins, Ltd.
INTERMEDIATE YRLG (7)
1 Woodfi eld Contender Grace-Red • Patience Holsteins, Ltd.
2 Lenslake Lichtblick Emily-Red • Lenslake Farm
3 Walnut Acres Rampage Rita-Red • Allan H. Dolson
SENIOR YRLG (5)
1 Patience Contender Malibu-Red • Patience Holsteins, Ltd.
2 Lenslake Rampage Vision-Red • Lenslake Farm
3 Stelbro Rebecca Leigh-Red • Murrel & Martha Sauder & Charwill Farms
JUNIOR BREEDERS HERD
1 Woodfi eld Holsteins, Ltd.
2 Fradol Farms
3 Patience Holsteins, Ltd.
aAa Listing - Red Factor Sires
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G-TOCTIN-SM COLE-ET-RC ...........................231456
MISTY SPRINGS BURMLEY-ET-RC ...............231465
MORSAN FRONTRUNNER-RC .......................231465
STBVQ RUBENS-ET-RC .................................231465
LADYS-MANOR MARM ADUKE-ET-RC ..........234
MARKWELL KITE-ET-RC ................................234
MD-VALLEYVUE CHRISTIAN-ET-RC ..............234
SCHAUFINE SEP STORM CHUCK-RC ..........234
WEST PORT GOLDWYN BADGER-ET-RC .....234
DESLACS SHAQUILLE-ET-RC........................234156
RA-MAR-LAND LION KING-RC .......................234165
GREENLEA SS CARMEAN-ET-RC .................243
SCIENTIFIC SS DUSK-ET-RC .........................243
GEN-I-BEQ SALTO-RC ....................................243156
MD-VALLEYVUE GOLD CHRIS-ET-RC ...........243165
VILEMOV KAMPAGE-ET-RC ...........................243165
GEN-I-BEQ DUCHAMP-ET-RC ........................246
GEN-I-BEQ SUNGOD-ET-RC cv .....................246
SUNNYSIDE HUNTER SSTORM-ET-RC ........261
WINDY-KNOLL VIEW PRINCE-ET-RC ............2614
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KHW ELM-PARK ACME-ET-RC .......................312
COMESTAR LS LOGICAL-RC .........................312456
DELTA LIONEL-RC ..........................................312456
WEA-LAND GOLDEN GOGAN-ET-RC ............3152
JEF-LEN SABER-RC .......................................315246
SAVAGE-LEIGH EXPANSION-ET-RC..............315426
At the Ontario Red & White Show, judged by Dean Warner, Hastings, Ontario, 88 exhibitors
presented their best Red & Whites. Winning this year's show was the well-known Fradon Encount
Jodie-Red (sired by Indianhead Encounter-ET-RC), the 1st place Mature Cow. Jodie is owned by
Fradon Holsteins, Branchton, Ontario and Dana Erway, Coudersport, PA. Reserve Grand Champion
was Stoneden Steve Red Rosette-Red (sired by Briar Success Stieve-Red-ET), 1st place 4-Yr-Old,
owned by Hazelcrest Holsteins, Embro, Ontario.
Patience Showline Contender-Red made a great impact on the heifer classes with his daughters
winning fi ve of the seven heifer classes and also siring the Junior and Reserve Junior Champions.
Junior Champion was Woodfi eld Contender 1618-Red, 1st place Summer Yearling, owned by
Patience Holsteins, Mildmay, Ontario. Reserve Junior Champion, also owed by Patience Holsteins
was Woodfi eld Contender Grace-Red, the winning Intermediate Yearling.
Premier Breeder was awarded to Valleyriver Farms, Bognor, Ontario and Premier Exhibitor went
to Morview Holsteins, Hawkestone, Ontario.
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DUDOC MR BURNS-ET-RC ............................321
NEEDLE-LANE OHLMAN-RC ..........................324
BUK SEPTSTORM DAKOTA-RC .....................324156
HICKORYMEA TURLEY P-RC .........................342156
HAPSTEIN SS STARR-ET-RC .........................345
HEATHERSTONE REDWOOD-ET-RC ............345126
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CASTLEHOLM IDLE PRIVATE-ET-RC ............423
GOLD-N-OAKS S SCOTT-ET-RC ....................423651
HICKORYMEA OTTAWA-P-ET-RC ..................426
SCIENTIFIC SS DEUCE-ET-RC ......................432
O-BEE SABER-ET-RC .....................................435
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KLEINSVIEW MMAX CORNWELL-ET-RC ......513
DELTA CANVAS-RC .........................................516243
KHW REDBULL-RC .........................................531
KONTUR-MAAL MARMAX SALEM-ET-RC .....531
STELSE O MAN MONSTER-RC ......................531
SOLO BIG BET-RC ..........................................531462
GLEN-TOCTIN LESTER-ET-RC ......................534
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SPRINGWAY TALENT CORONA-ET-RC .........612
WINDSOR-MANOR ZE SKYLAR-ET-RC .........612
GRANDUC TRIBUTE-RC .................................615432
O CLASS
2 YR OLD (10)
1 Walkerbrae Storm Renita-Red • Springlea Holsteins
2 Fradon SS E Jodie 1-Red • Fradon & McIntosh Embryo Services, Ltd.
3 Valleyriver Joyboy Marble-Red • Valleyriver Farms, Ltd.
3 YR OLD (4)
1 Bondvale September Rain-Red • Bond Vale Farm, Ray & Kelly Van Der Wielen
2 West Port Colby Brita-Red • Scott J. Wilson
3 Valleyriver Redman Fancy-Red • Valleyriver Farms, Ltd.
4 YR OLD (3)
1 Stoneden Steve Red Rosette-Red • Hazelcrest Holsteins
2 Fradon R Mark Married-Red • Fradon Holsteins, Ltd.
3 Morview Super Special Edda-Red • Morview Holsteins
5 YR OLD (2)
1 Stelbro Distrigene Lucenda-Red • Walkerbrae Farms & Continental Holsteins
2 Morview Mari Maddy-Red • Morview Holsteins
MATURE COW (3)
1 Fradon Encount Jodie-Red • Stransky/Jerome, Owatonna, MN
2 Suntor Redman Kitty-Red • Robert H. Ashton
3 Morview Edda May Ru-Red • Morview Holstiens
BREEDERS HERD
1 Woodfi eld Holsteins, Ltd.
2 Fradol Farms
3 Patience Holsteins, Ltd.
JUNIOR CHAMPION
WOODFIELD CONTENDER 1618-RED
RES. JUNIOR CHAMPION
WOODFIELD CONTENDER GRACE-RED
GRAND CHAMPION
FRADON ENCOUNT JODIE-RED
RES. GRAND CHAMPION
STONEDEN STEVE RED ROSETTE-RED

All-Heart Advent Buckeye-Red VG-85-2Y
Nom. All-American Spring Yrlg 2006
Jr. All-American Spring Yrlg 2006
4th Grand Int'l R&W Show WDE 2006
Res. All-MN Jr. 3-Yr-Old B&W 2008
Jr. All-MN Jr. 3-Yr-Old B&W 2008
1st & Int. Champ Central Plains Hol. Show 2008
1st & Grand Champ MN State R&W Show 2008
1st & Int. Champ MN State Fair R&W Show 2008
Grand Champion MN State Fair R&W Show 2008
Res. Supreme Champion MN State Fair 2008
Buckeye Available
Inquiries Welcome
Call Ross
Cell: 612-840-2094
Home: 763-689-2647
LE-RO-DA FARM
Ross Dankers
4399 313th Ave NW
Cambridge, MN 55008
rmdanker@cord.edu
Annual membership meeting, Friday, August 8, 2008, Washington County Ag
Center, Boonsboro, Maryland
The annual membership meeting was called to order at 7:35 PM by Jerry Good,
president. The program booklet was handed out and introductions were made.
Approximately 160 members were in attendance.
Minutes from the July 25, 2007 meeting were read and a motion was made by
Kim Olson, second by Bill Hughes, to approve minutes. Motion carried.
Finance Committee report was given and fi nancial statements were reviewed.
The fi scal year July 1, 2007 through June 30, 2008 ended with a profi t of
$14,556.24, assets of $163,363.18, liabilities of $18,610.95 and equity of
$144,487.53. Fred Hendricks moved to approve the fi nance reports, seconded
by Bill Hughes. Motion carried. Gary Mayhew also gave a brief summary of the
audit.
Sue Crull presented the reserve fund report. She stated that as of the June 30,
2008, there was a total of $57,491.79. She also reported on the current projects
that are bringing in revenue, such as the embryo shuffl e and the reserve fund
letters.
John Schmitz reported on activities of the Promotion Committee, which
included working with Alpine Embroidery to make customized shirts available.
He encouraged everyone to get involved.
Fabian Almeida presented the Registry Committee report. He explained the
Red Express program and encouraged people to explore the program.
Kim Morrill, chair of the Junior Programs Committee, reported the winning
essays from the contest would be published in The Red Bloodlines. Future
plans include an internship program for the RWDCA. She also requested that
juniors contact any committee member with suggestions for additional projects
or activities.
Dana Erway reported for the Show Committee and the All-American Contest
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Committee. Everything is progressing very smoothly.
Dana also reported on the scholarship fund of the National Red & White
Scholarship, Inc. Tickets are available for the raffl e calf to be raffl ed at the
convention sale. Proceeds will support two $1000 scholarships being presented
with possibilities for more scholarships to be offered in the future.
Fred Hendricks presented the USLGE Committee report. He gave a description
of what the organization’s goals are. The new budget was explained. The budget
shows a $10,000 increase in funds available for this year. Activities included a trip
to the Holland National Show to promote Red & White genetics where breeders
were interested in top Red & White bulls along with traveling to Switzerland. He
also told that the Red and White genetics are growing in popularity immensely
over the last few years.
The election report was published in the program booklet and John Burket,
Election chair, announced the results. Directors elected, with terms expiring in
2011, were John Schmitz, Bruce Vande Zande and Fabian Almeida. The two
retiring directors, Gary Mayhew and Brian Crull were thanked by Jerry Good and
John Schmitz.
OLD BUSINESS
There was a bylaws change as listed in the membership booklet. Mary Etta
Lenkaitis moved to approve and John Schmitz seconded the motion. Motion
carried.
Sue Crull gave the welcome for the 2009 Convention in Belvidere, IL. The
convention is set for July 22-25.
As there was no other new business, motion was made by Bill Hughes to adjourn
the meeting; seconded by Mary Etta Lenkaitis. Meeting adjourned at 8:05 PM.
A special presentation for John & Joan Carpenter’s retirement followed.
Respectfully submitted,
Nicole Stout
American Milking Shorthorn Society
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April ‘08 Elite Cow Report
Below are the top RWDCA-registered cows for index ranked by NM$. This list includes
the top 90 elite cows from a total of 415. RWDCA classification is included.
Name Sire Owner MILK %F FAT REL % PR NM$
RI-VAL-RE SHOTTLE SARAH-ET-RC SHOTTLE JOHN D. & JOHN T. SWENSON, BARNEVELD, WI +1684 +.12 +93 52 +.02 +55 +637
OAKLEIGH PARADOX HOLLY-RED PARADOX-RED MATTHEW R. BRAKE, MERCERSBURG, PA +2486 +.00 +90 59 -.05 +61 +595
LADINODALE ANASTASIA-RED-ET PARADOX-RED DENNIS A. GUNST, THERESA, WI +1296 +.16 +91 51 +.01 +42 +585
GLEN-TROY O-MAN INDY O MAN KEVIN HURD, ALMA, MI +568 +.23 +80 49 +.07 +35 +560
OAKLEIGH LUDOX HARLY-RED-ET LUDOX MATTHEW R. BRAKE, MERCERSBURG, PA +1841 +.08 +88 44 -.01 +52 +544
WILSTAR-RS RUD ACTRESS-ET-RC RUDOLPH DENNIS A. GUNST, THERESA, WI +724 +.19 +77 71 +.03 +30 +536
DERRWYN SPEC SECRET-RED-ET SEPT STORM AARON JORGENSEN, WEBBERVILLE, MI +1198 +.17 +89 52 +.00 +35 +534
KHW MISS ANGEL-ET-RC SEPT STORM SIMON, DEMMER & RAUEN, FARLEY, IA +560 +.26 +87 51 +.04 +27 +523
WD-HOMEPLACE SHOTT TINA-ET-RC SHOTTLE BAUMANN HOLSTEINS, BUFFALO CENTER, IA +1051 +.07 +58 45 -.01 +28 +523
WD-HOMEPLACE SHOTT TYRA-ET-RC SHOTTLE WILLIAM R. MCCLUSKEY, GLENWOOD CITY, WI +1141 +.07 +61 46 -.02 +29 +515
SOMERSET-CVT MAX RAVEN-ET-RC MARMAX DAVID ATWELL, MT. HOREB, WI +2093 -.02 +71 51 +.04 +73 +513
SANDY-VALLEY SEPTEM SONG-ET-RC SEPT STORM PAUL K. KNIER, OSHKOSH, WI +1534 +.12 +89 54 +.02 +52 +502
COTTON-SPRING LEELA-RED-ET DESIGN COTTON SPRING FARM, MT. PLEASANT, PA +924 +.14 +71 54 +.07 +47 +497
COLLINS-PRIDE PARD JADEN-ET-RC PARADOX-RED KELLY S. COLLINS, ILION, NY +1365 +.04 +60 55 +.00 +41 +495
D&D ETHAN MANFRED CARMIA-ET-RC MANFRED DENNIS GRANSEE, SANBORN, MN +930 +.13 +68 62 +.01 +30 +494
SWENVUE O MAN GERI-RC O MAN DEAN G. SWENSON, LITTLE FALLS, MN +818 +.07 +48 47 +.03 +33 +491
TORYS PARADOX TAMMY-RED-ET PARADOX-RED PINTAIL POINT FARM, QUEENSTOWN, MD +1388 +.03 +59 52 -.01 +40 +487
MS LAVA-RED-ET MARMAX DONALD, RANDY & RICHARD HAMM, FREDONIA, +2670 -.10 +70 65 -.03 +73 +477
APPLOUIS HO FINLEY JOSEY-ET ALTAFINLEY SHAWN M. SCHMITZ, FOND DU LAC, WI +1787 -.08 +44 54 +.01 +57 +476
COLLINS-PRIDE PAR JUPITE-ET-RC PARADOX-RED KELLY S. COLLINS, ILION, NY +1742 -.05 +50 57 -.01 +49 +471
LOGAN HILLS O-MAN WHITEY O MAN BRIAN CORWIN, BETHANY, WV +782 +.09 +53 47 +.05 +37 +471
RI-VAL-RE JJ REDWING-RED-ET PERSIA-RED JERRY I. JORGENSEN, WEBBERVILLE, MI +2320 -.02 +80 55 -.02 +65 +470
ROCHER PDOX SANTANA-RED-ET PARADOX-RED ERIC J. & CYNTHIA A. NETEMEYER, +1030 +.12 +68 58 +.05 +44 +469
DERRWYN MISS SPECIAL-RED-ET RUBENS-RC NATHAN & ADAM GOLDENBERG & TOM MERCURO, +769 +.13 +63 70 +.01 +27 +467
SANDY-LOAM LUSCIOUS-RED-ET (VG-85) SEPT STORM LARISSA KULP, MANHEIM, PA +1732 +.08 +85 52 +.00 +51 +467
BURKET-FALLS SR SARAYN-ET-RC RUDOLPH JOHN S. BURKET, EAST FREEDOM, PA +825 +.17 +74 70 +.02 +29 +465
WINDSOR-MANOR ZEBEE-ET GARTER JASON M. & DONNA G. MYERS, NEW WINDSOR, MD +1531 +.01 +59 65 -.01 +44 +461
DERRWYN TWINKLE-RED-ET PARADOX-RED JONATHAN SANDERS, TANEYTOWN, MD +1158 +.16 +85 53 -.01 +31 +455
KHW REGIMENT APPLE-RED-ET REGIMENT-RED APPLE RED, LLC, EDGERTON, WI +131 +.22 +61 51 +.10 +31 +451
KHW ELMPARK ALI-ET TALENT ANDREW J. BUTTLES, LANCASTER, WI +376 +.07 +32 50 +.08 +32 +447
BONNIE-LEE JUSTICE EFFORT O MAN SHAWN M. SCHMITZ, FOND DU LAC, WI +699 +.05 +38 47 +.04 +32 +446
MD-VALLEYVUE MR SAM CODY-ET-RC MR SAM LUKE COBLENTZ & PAUL YODER, FLEMINGSBURG, +1836 +.00 +66 50 -.05 +41 +444
BURKET-FALLS SIZZLE-RED PARADOX-RED JOHN S. BURKET, EAST FREEDOM, PA +1785 +.04 +77 58 -.04 +44 +441
RI-VAL-RE DB ZESTY-RED-ET BACCULUM-RED JERRY I. JORGENSEN, WEBBERVILLE, MI +772 +.03 +36 55 +.01 +26 +440
JO-CLAR SEPT PRICILA-RED-ET SEPT STORM ED & HENRY HEERINGA/J. VANDE ZANDE/T. +1094 +.09 +64 50 +.04 +44 +438
JO-CLAR SEPT STORM PAGE-ET-RC SEPT STORM JOHN TURCOTT & STILLING FARMS, INC., +924 +.17 +78 52 +.05 +42 +436
GOLDEN-OAKS CUPID-RED-ET PARADOX-RED ERIC J. & CYNTHIA A. NETEMEYER, +1030 +.08 +58 59 -.03 +23 +435
DERRWYN SS SUPRISE-RED-ET SEPT STORM THOMAS PRIEST & TOM MERCURO, +873 +.20 +85 49 -.02 +20 +432
MERGOLD ADV SANDY-RED-ET ADVENT-RED NATHAN & ADAM GOLDENBERG & TOM MERCURO, +558 +.13 +53 52 +.03 +24 +426
PINTAIL-POINT CUTEY-RED-ET RADIUS FLINTVILLE HOLSTEINS, LEBANON, PA +547 +.12 +52 48 +.05 +30 +423
KISST PARADOX HANNA-RED-ET PARADOX-RED WEA-LAND FARMS, QUARRYVILLE, PA +1524 +.04 +66 54 -.01 +44 +422
ROLLEN-NS PERIC RANK TANKY-RC PERICLES-RED ALLEN M. & CAROL M. FAUS, ROCK STREAM, NY +868 +.10 +58 47 +.04 +36 +419
MEYERVILLA SEPT BROOKE-RED *BR SEPT STORM PETER & DEBORAH MEYER, DARIEN, WI +1112 +.14 +77 60 +.00 +34 +419
SHAMDALE SOFTBALL-RED-ET PARADOX-RED LARRY J. SHAMBEAU, TWO RIVERS, WI +1291 +.09 +72 53 +.00 +40 +417
HARTFORD PARADOX 426-ET-RC PARADOX-RED HERB SCHMIDESKAMP, CAMP POINT, IL +1507 +.00 +56 61 -.07 +27 +410
BUCKHORN-ACRES SROSE-RED-ET SEPT STORM LUKE COBLENTZ & CALVIN SCHROCK, +114 +.30 +82 55 +.06 +20 +410
KOOIMAN OMAN LIBERTY O MAN KEVIN & HANNAH KOOIMAN, IRON RIDGE, WI +392 +.11 +43 38 +.05 +27 +407
NET-A-WAY STORM CUSTARD-RED SEPT STORM KORTNEY PRICE, GERMANTOWN, IL +709 +.14 +62 49 -.02 +16 +407
ROCHER JORDAN SNOW-RED-ET JORDAN-RED CARLEY KRULL, LAKE MILLS, WI +647 +.21 +78 55 +.09 +42 +406
NORTHWIND PRDX LIBBY-ET-RC PARADOX-RED NORTHWIND-TERRA MCCREE, PINE ISLAND, MN +1087 +.08 +60 54 +.03 +40 +406
DERRWYN PARADOX MARY-RED-ET PARADOX-RED ABBI LEA GOLDENBERG, MCGREGOR, TX +594 +.14 +57 59 -.02 +13 +405
KLEIN-LINE BOSSIRON SPICE BOSS IRON EVAN STUMP, MYERSTOWN, PA +277 +.13 +43 54 +.03 +17 +404
SELLCREST HOLLIE-RED ACHIEVER-RED DOUGLAS J. SERVAIS, BANGOR, WI +1372 -.07 +30 57 +.00 +42 +401
JO-CLAR MARMAX PATSY-ET-RC MARMAX BOSSIR HOLSTEINS, FAIR OAKS, IN +1759 -.01 +61 49 +.01 +55 +398
JAUQUET-LANG SS AMBER-ET-RC SEPT STORM LUKE COBLENTZ, PAUL YODER & CALVIN +573 +.15 +59 51 +.01 +21 +398
GAEDTKE PERICLES CORAL-RED PERICLES-RED ROLLING HILLS DAIRY FARM LLC, LUXEMBURG, WI +731 +.17 +70 46 +.02 +28 +396
MEL-CREST ANGELENA-ET-RC SEPT STORM WILLIAM J. & NORMA L. ZIESE, UPLAND, CA +1052 +.11 +67 49 +.02 +36 +396
NET-A-WAY LAWN BOY VELOUR-RC LAWN BOY P-RED ERIC J. & CYNTHIA A. NETEMEYER, +552 +.08 +40 47 +.05 +30 +395
ROLLEN-NS LBOY NIB TIBBLE-RC LAWN BOY P-RED ALLEN M. & CAROL M. FAUS, ROCK STREAM, NY +755 +.01 +29 53 +.01 +25 +395
KHW REGIMENT ARIEL-RED-ET *CV REGIMENT-RED PHOENIX BROS., UXBRIDGE, ON CANADA -63 +.23 +57 52 +.11 +25 +395
MOLHIL POLLY 252-RED-ET PARADOX-RED FABIAN ALMEIDA, DALLAS, TX +1501 +.02 +59 49 -.04 +35 +393
MER-GOLD SPECKEL-RED-ET PERSIA-RED T. PRIEST, T. MERCURO & N. & A. GOLDENBERG, +1584 -.01 +56 53 -.04 +38 +393
D&D MAN LASALLE CLEO-RED-ET LASALLE*RC DENNIS GRANSEE, SANBORN, MN +1082 +.06 +55 56 +.02 +37 +393
RI-VAL-RE RUBY JEWEL-ET-RC RUBENS-RC JERRY I. JORGENSEN, WEBBERVILLE, MI +1141 +.04 +52 60 +.05 +48 +392
NORTHWIND PRDX LAURA-RED-ET PARADOX-RED J., L., C., & S. MILLER & M. CONNELLY, PINE +747 +.14 +63 53 +.01 +24 +389
HOLBRIC RUBENS SARAH-ET-RC RUBENS-RC ROGER & CHERYL ARN, NEW GLARUS, WI +790 +.14 +65 79 +.07 +43 +387
ELDERS-DRIVE MARSHALL ANITA BW MARSHALL CRAIG ELDER, EVART, MI +1943 -.09 +45 61 -.04 +47 +385
LOST-HOLLOW PERI RAISIN-RED PERICLES-RED LOST HOLLOW FARM, PETERSBURG, PA +190 +.16 +47 48 +.03 +14 +384
MS LICI-RED-ET COLBY-RED THOMAS J. KESTELL, WALDO, WI +1809 -.04 +56 50 +.05 +69 +383
MER-GOLD TLNT MAIDEN-RED-ET TALENT TYLER & JUSTIN BUCKLEY, LAWRENCEBURG, KY +642 +.04 +34 52 +.04 +30 +381
GOLDEN-OAKS CUTIE-RED-ET PARADOX-RED LEON MILLER, ST. JOHNS, MI +539 +.14 +55 58 -.02 +10 +380
ANGLEWOOD RADIUS KAY-RED RADIUS CHRIS FIRARY, FALL RIVER, WI +878 +.02 +37 52 +.02 +32 +379
SWEET-PEAS BREEZE-RED-ET SEPT STORM CHUCK WILL & BROWN DAIRY, INC., UNDERWOOD, +207 +.21 +61 55 +.06 +22 +379
SWEET-PEAS RBN FAITH-RED-ET RUBENS-RC HEATHER M. PEASE, SUSQUEHANNA, PA +41 +.21 +56 63 +.11 +30 +378
JA-BOB STADEL HOLLY-RED-ET STADEL-RED MARK YEAZEL, EATON, OH -307 +.18 +35 55 +.07 +9 +378
ASKEW PARADOX DARA-ET-RC (VG-85) PARADOX-RED CHUCK WILL, UNDERWOOD, MN +601 +.09 +45 58 +.01 +20 +378
SCHAUFINE DUSTER CYNTHIA DUSTER BOYD E. SCHAUFELBERGER, GREENVILLE, IL +1089 -.09 +17 58 -.06 +18 +377
PINTAIL-POINT CTILLY-RED-ET RADIUS PAUL K. KNIER, OSHKOSH, WI +479 +.14 +53 49 +.05 +27 +377
EDEN-VALE PERICLES BRIANE-RED PERICLES-RED ARIE DE RAADT, LEMOORE, CA +941 +.07 +52 51 +.01 +30 +376
RIDLE-SIDE DESIRE-RED-ET TALENT GREG SCHANTZ, RICHARD GREEN & G. +1024 +.00 +36 49 +.07 +50 +376
NEVERREST TITAN AMBER TITAN NEVERREST FARM, MASON, MI +730 +.09 +51 55 +.06 +38 +374
WEST-HOPE RUBENS CLARE-RED RUBENS-RC WEST H. FINT, FORT DEFIANCE, VA +1000 +.02 +43 55 +.05 +42 +374
SANDY-LOAM LOVELY-RED-ET TALENT DONALD, RANDY & RICHARD HAMM, FREDONIA, +1897 -.10 +41 50 +.00 +56 +374
RI-VAL-RE MAX HOPE-TW-RC MARMAX DAVID ATWELL, MT. HOREB, WI +1445 +.03 +62 56 +.01 +47 +370
ANGLEWOOD SEPT LESLIE-RED-TW SEPT STORM DAVID GIBBS & JOHN T. MERSCH, FOX LAKE, WI +881 +.13 +66 49 -.02 +20 +368
HERBETH PARADOX LORI-RED PARADOX-RED VICTOR J. STOLTZFUS, COCHRANVILLE, PA +1502 -.05 +40 54 -.01 +42 +368
BURKET-FALLS 1455-RED-ET JOHN S. BURKET, EAST FREEDOM, PA +1198 +.11 +73 46 -.01 +34 +367
MS TERRICK SSTORM RIDDLE-ET-RC SEPT STORM TERRY E. EICK, PLAINFIELD, IA +561 +.12 +52 50 +.02 +22 +365
KOOIMAN OMAN MOUSEFEATHER O MAN KEVIN & HANNAH KOOIMAN, IRON RIDGE, WI +274 +.11 +38 38 +.05 +15 +365
A-K-MOHR SS FINELLA-RED-ET SEPT STORM SCOTT ANDY MOHR, NEW ENTERPRISE, PA +1053 +.13 +72 52 -.02 +27 +364
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BEYOND OUR EXPECTATIONS!
VENUS IN RED GENES!
MD-HARMONY RUBENS V-RED-ET (EX-90 EX-MS)
2-06 365d 28,920 3.7% 1083 3.0% 880
3-11 365d 34,290 4.0% 1378 3.2% 1087
Rubens V's Three Shottle Daughters
From the CTPI List August 2008
MD-HARMONY SHOT VENUS-ET-RC (VG-85) +2014
MD-HARMONY SHOTTLE VENUS-ET-RC (VG-85) +1932
MD-HARMONY SHOTTLE VICE-ET-RC (VG-85) +1865
What a group of full sisters!
Rubens V also has Elegant and Triple Threat
daughters milking and Talent and Goldwyn
pregnancies due in September.
Home of
"Venus in Red" Genes
Your Source for Quality Red Genetics
on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Fax: 410-673-1529
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Cow Family Consistency by Morgan Lundy - Essay Contest Winner
Morgan Lundy
is the 14-year-old
daughter of Scott
and Deb Lundy
of Jefferson, Wisconsin.
Morgan
along with her
parents, brother
Mark, and sister
Megan own and
operate the 190-
acre Lundy Farm,
where they milk
55 cows and raise
80-head of young
stock. The herd is currently 75% red and white and
25% red factored. Morgan’s main responsibility on
the farm is as calf manager. She is very active in
the Cream of the Crop 4-H Club, where she is currently
serving as treasurer. She is also active in
the Fort Atkinson FFA, Jefferson County and Wisconsin
Junior Holstein Associations. Morgan also
enjoys dairy judging, dairy bowl, and exhibiting her
red and whites at the Jefferson County Fair, Midwest
Spring Show, and World Dairy Expo.
Cow families have been the basis for our breeding
program for decades. Many of our best cow
families began with a foundation of one of our
many Excellent Triple Threat daughters. But the
cow family that has impacted my dairy career is
the Moza’s. Faithland-Farms Mozambique, a
Beckenrah Elm Park Max-Red daughter, jumped
off a trailer at the 1989 International Red and White
Show and Sale as a wild, hairy bred heifer, but my
mother instantly seen the correct heifer beneath
and purchased her later that week in partnership
with her sister Cindy Utech.
A look into her pedigree finds a GP-81 Vigo
Magnetize dam and a Good 78 grand dam. Perhaps
disappointing to a pedigree fanatic, but my
mother has always been the kind of person who is
much more interested in the animal then its pedigree
and numbers. However, I believe greatness
doesn’t come out of the blue and a deeper look
into her pedigree finds the matron of the family to
be Detert Beacon Inka Mistress EX-95 with lifetime
totals of 224,477M and 4.6% 10,297F. As a sevenyear-old
she completed a record of 25,619M 4.7%
1,211F, which made her a 1958 Honor List Leader.
Through the 1960s she was one of Wisconsin’s favorite
cows, being successful in the showring and
placing popular sons in A.I. here in the U.S and
in Japan. Nearly 50 years later the cow family is
still maintained excellent production, components,
longevity and conformation.
Moza’s first calf was a large bull by Enhancer.
Extremely large calves are something that has always
run in the family, but their wide rumps have
never caused it to be a problem. A mating to Deslacs
Boy George-Red, an Astro Jet son, produced
her fi rst heifer named Megan. Megan was shown
as a spring calf, but did nothing extravagant.
One year later a Browndale Fire-Red daughter
named Magic proved to be a major attraction to
our farm, as a very correct stylish heifer and early
Browndale Fire daughter. As a spring calf she was
nominated All-American.
In 1993, the family proved itself to be a force
in the showring. Magic stood second in the spring
yearling class, which earned her a Reserve All-
American title, while her sister Megan was fresh
as a junior two year old, and won the futurity and
the junior two year old class earning the title of
All-American 2-Year Old. Again in March like
clockwork Moza produced a third daughter by SFL
Scarlets Markem (Chief Mark son of Fagin Scarlet)
named Melanie.
Melanie was everyone’s favorite cow to work
with as she occupied a walkway stall for nearly a
decade. Consistency was her forte, as she calved
in the first two weeks of June for eight consecutive
years producing nine calves and easily exceeded
100,000 lbs. of milk lifetime. Many of Melanie’s
daughters and descendants made homes in other
herds, but we are still milking her eight year old
Rubens daughter.
It was Moza’s fi rst daughter Boy George Megan
that set the pace for the family by becoming its
first All-American and scored VG-85 as a 2 year
old. Like Moza and Melanie she calved regularly,
every June, and produced six natural born daughters.
Testing 5.2% butterfat she made over 1,000
pounds of fat as a 5 year old. She also became
the first member of the family to surpass 100,000
pounds of milk lifetime. She had successful
daughters by Kentville Stardust, Cherown Brilliant
and Corbeil Delco.
Her best daughter Brilliant Monica was a VG-
86 2 year old who in her own right produced successful
daughters. Delco Mistletoe was one such
daughter. As a 3 year old she stood 3rd at the
Midwest Spring Show. She then returned two
years later to win her class as a dry cow in 2004.
Making a trip to World Dairy Expo she was fi rst
junior owned aged cow. Not being pictured that
year kept her out of the All-American contest and
from likely adding a Jr. All-American title and open
nomination to her resume. As an eight year old
she was Reserve Grand Champion at our County
Fair in 2007, while making her best record to date
with 24,464M 5.1% 1244F 3.1 750P. She is also
over 100,000 lbs. of milk lifetime and is bred to
calve to Starfi re in September.
Moza’s second daughter Fire Magic was lost
after her second calving, however her fi rst calf by
Exodus Handsome has kept this branch of the
family going strong and become a brood cow in
her own right. Handsome Magic was shown as
a summer yearling a World Dairy Expo in 1996
where she fi nished fourth. She returned to Expo
as a 4-year old where she had many admirers
and became one of Handsome’s oldest and most
successful daughters. Magic calved eight times
producing several outstanding daughters and became
another member of the family to easily surpass
100,000 lbs. of milk lifetime.
Magic was Reserve Grand Champion at our
County Fair as an eight year old in 2003. Also
in 2003 she returned to the colored shavings to
place second in the dry cow class. Along with her
was her Rubens daughter (Mattie) who was a senior
three year old. Mattie was fi rst junior owned
senior three year old and placed fourth in the Bill
Graham Futurity. The pair was third in the dam
and daughter class and Mattie was a member of
our winning senior best three females. Though
never bred for index Mattie won the genetic merit
award in 2003 and again in 2004. Mattie’s Delco
daughter also won a genetic merit award in 2004
as a summer yearling and placed eighth. Mattie
was second four year old at the Midwest Spring
Red and White show in 2004, was a member of
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our winning senior best three females and helped
us earn the Premier Breeder Banner that year.
Mattie made her best record as a 6 year old with
28,986M 3.7% 1065F 3.5% 1001P. She too has
surpassed 100,000 lbs. of milk lifetime and is fresh
as an eight year old this year with an incredible
March calf by Delco. In addition she has may other
exciting daughters, one of which is a black-red
yearling from a homebred Canyon-Breeze Allen
son from a 12-year old Maughlin Storm dam then
an EX 39,000M Astro Jet..
The next generation and member of the family
to enter the showring is an early Dutchline Red
Devil daughter from Mattie’s Lakeside sister. Red
Devil Mulberry was a very dairy stretchy January
2007 calf that walked on the colored shavings in
2007 and looks even better for 2008.
Careful Sire Selection
There are more good red and red factored bulls
available today then ever from A.I. companies
and with the access breeders now have breeding
good red cows has become easier and we have
seen great improvement in the breed. We don’t
try to use the newest, most “popular” bulls. We
simply use bulls that offer complementary matings.
Over the years we have relied heavily on
our own bulls with pedigrees fi lled with high type
long-lasting cows. We also use several young
sires from appealing cow families. Triple Threat
laid the foundation for most of our cow families,
which was followed by a homebred Jubilant son
from and EX Caveman dam that produced several
All-Americans for us. Over the past ten years the
bull that has worked for us and continues to do
a great job in producing the kind of cows we like
is Corbeil Delco. Recently, the proven bulls that
are working on our cows are Redman, Talent, and
Starfi re.
With the consistent breeding pattern of this cow
family selecting bulls has been easy. We have always
made type the priority. Size and stature are
important. We feel maintaining height of front-end
and width of chest is crucial. We also emphasize
udder, foot and leg, rump width, bone quality, and
depth of rib.
Longevity is also very important to us. We like
to have a surplus of about 20 head to sell each
year. Over 50% of the herd is in their third or over
lactation and we maintain a cull rate of 10-12%.
The measure of a great cow is through her
descendants. In this regard Moza excelled. While
many cow families garner fame for a few years and
then fade away, the Mozas have sustained their
popularity for decades with no signs of slowing
down. Currently 1/5 of our 50-cow herd derives
from Moza without a single embryo transfer. It has
been their inherent type and production qualities
that have brought them to the forefront of the herd.
They all have the same easygoing personality, aggressive
appetite, and remarkable reproductive
performance. What keeps the family fresh and
growing is their tremendous longevity and type,
which can please the most discriminating breeder.
The breeding philosophy of emphasizing cow
families and appealing sire stacks that my family
has so faithfully followed has meant generation
after generation that can compete in the showring
produce persistently quality component-rich milk
year after year.

Albrecht Memorial Scholarships
My name is David Wilson and I am
proud to be a recipient of the 2008 Albrecht
Scholarship. I grew up on my family’s dairy
farm outside of Port Royal, PA with my
parents Steve and Barb Wilson. We milk
30 Holsteins, Red and Whites, and Brown
Swiss on the dairy with about 35 additional
youngstock. I will be a senior at Penn
State University this fall, majoring in Animal
Sciences.
I became interested in Red and
Whites at a young age, and this interest
only grew as I became older. My fi rst red
and white calf was born in 1994 from the
purchase of a single embryo at the “Where Old Friends Meet” sale. This
animal was the nucleus of my red and white herd, leading to a Red and
White Junior All-American nomination in 2005. I have been very active in
growing my Red and White herd and have successfully merchandised from
these cattle over the past several years. Also, I have been active in RWDCA
activities, placing first in the senior division of the Red and White essay contest
in 2007.
At Penn State, I am an active member of the Dairy Science Club, serving
as Vice President this year. In 2007, I was a member of the winning dairy
judging team at the National Intercollegiate Dairy Judging Competition at
World Dairy Expo and earned All-American honors.
In the future, I plan to work on the genetic side of the dairy industry, either
working for an AI company or as a classifi er for a breed organization.
I sincerely appreciate the support of the Red and White Dairy Cattle
Association, and look forward to maintaining my Red and White herd into
the future.
Hello, my name is Samantha Garst.
Agriculture has always been a part of my
life, having grown up on my family's dairy
farm, Garstlyn Farm, in New Windsor,
Maryland with my parents Brad and Sheila
Garst and my sister Danielle. Currently, we
are not a milking dairy farm, but we board
show heifers for various investors. In the
past, we have boarded and milked many
show animals including Fannie, Caramac,
Marlene and Miss Special. Having this quality
of show animals on the farm has certainly
helped to inspire my interest in the Red &
White breed.
I have been a member of 4-H for nine years and a member of FFA for
three years, holding many offi ces in both. In addition to my agricultural extracurricular
activities, I was also involved in National Honors Society, Student
Government Association and National Art Honor Society. I graduated from
South Carroll High School in the top fi fteen percentile of my class. This fall, I
will be attending Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, majoring
in Dairy Science. I then hope to attend Virginia-Maryland Regional College
of Veterinary Medicine to pursue a career, and my dream, in Veterinary
Pathology.
I want to thank the selection committee for choosing me as one of the
recipients for this year's Albrecht Memorial Scholarship. I am very honored
to have been chosen for the scholarship.
A very special thank you goes to Dana Erway and Richard Green for all of
their hard work and dedication to raising funds for the Albrecht Memorial!
Thank you to Dana Erway for donating this year's Raffle Calf!
We would also like to thank Lorne Ruesink, MI for purchasing the giclee!
My Junior Story by Kelsey Crull - Essay Contest Winner
I am Kelsey Crull from Poplar Grove, IL. I am 16 and
currently a sophomore at North Boone High School. I
have grown up on a dairy farm with registered Red
and White and Black and White Holsteins, many of the
black ones are red factored.
When I was three years old, I had a favorite little Red
and White calf, her name was Rosette. She was all red
with a white spot on her forehead. She was sired by
Strickler Royal Cadillac *RC. I had a huge obsession
with taking her out on the halter and leading her around
and always wanting to play with her like she was a puppy; and when she
didn’t want to run around anymore, I still wanted to! She would lie down
while I was leading her because she was so tired from walking. I fell in
love with her. My parents decided to give me my fi rst calf, it was Rosette!
That year I got to show her at the county fair. Rosette ended up going VG
and had many daughters. Since Rosette, my herd of cattle has grown to
fourteen, many going back to her. One of her daughters Rosalie has made
close to 200,000 lbs. milk and over 6000 lbs. of both fat and protein lifetime.
She is still going.
On our family farm, I enjoy helping with the daily chore routines. I am
responsible for most of the milkings, working with the veterinarian and assisting
with other everyday activities. I enjoy looking through the information
on the many bulls available and selecting the matings on my own and our
family’s cattle. Some of my goals in my breeding program are to continue
to improve the type and production of my cows. I like to use bulls that are
unique and outcross, using many young sires in our matings.
Through the years, being in 4-H, FFA, sports, showing
at the district shows and county fairs and working on
the family farm has given me numerous opportunities.
I have attended many dairy seminars and have participated
at the PDPW Youth Leadership Derby. I am very
involved in the Udder 4-H Club, holding an offi ce as
president. I enjoy showing at our county fair, showing in
both 4-H and open show and helping the younger members
get ready for the show. The showmanship class
is my favorite class because I always learn something
new each year.
This year, I have been selected to represent Illinois on our Dairy Quiz
Bowl team that will compete at National Holstein Convention. I enjoy FFA,
serving as the ’07-’08 president. I have dairy as my FFA SAE project. This
past year, I was the Section Dairy Profi ciency winner and competed at the
District competition. One of my favorite things is participating in dairy judging
contests through both 4-H and FFA. I like playing school sports, my
favorites are volleyball and softball.
Growing up on a farm is much different than the life of most of the kids in
our area, but I enjoy sharing farm life with them. In the future, I look forward
to going to college and studying animal science. After college, I would like to
continue breeding and showing Red and White dairy cattle and be involved
with our family farm.
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1. Animals must be true red in color. Animals must be registered in the RWDCA prior to the close of the contest (before November 30, 2008).
2. Entry must be shown during the contest year. Exhibitor must be RWDCA member.
3. Exhibitor must fi ll out completely an Offi cial Entry Form. All entries are required to show at an RWDCA Approved Show and all results of
RWDCA Approved Shows are to be listed. No other show results should be listed and will not be accepted. Failure to fi ll out form
completely and correctly will result in disqualification.
4. Entry must be accompanied by PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY PHOTOGRAPH taken at same age and stage of lactation as shown. The
responsibility for obtaining and paying for the photo rests entirely on the exhibitor, as does delivery within the specifi ed time. The name of
the animal and date picture was taken must be written on the back. Heavy cardboard will help assure safe delivery.
5. Judges may declare “No Contest” for any class in which numbers or quality of animals would justify such action.
6. Absolute postmark for entry forms and photographs is November 30, 2008. Form below must be returned to:
RWDCA, 3805 S VALLEY RD, CRYSTAL SPRING, PA 15536. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO FAXED OR EMAILED
ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. If you have any questions, please call 814-735-4221 or email rwdcastephanie@gmail.com.
7. 1st fee of $10 with entry - 2nd fee of $60 upon nomination. The second fee is waived if an ad is placed in the November or January issue
of The Red Bloodlines. The number of nominations is based on the animal’s owner. For this purpose, members of a family farm operation
are considered as one owner. 1 or 2 nominations - minimum 1/4 page; 3 or 4 nominations - minimum 1/2 page; 5 or more - minimum 1 full
page.
8. At the time of entry, an animal may be entered in the 125,000 lb. Milk class or its appropriate age class but not both.
$10 Entry
$60 @ Nomination
2008 ALL-AMERICAN RED & WHITE CONTEST
CLASS 1. Spring Heifer Calf, born March 1, 2008 through May 31, 2008
CLASS 2. Winter Heifer Calf, born December 1, 2007 through February 28, 2008
CLASS 3. Fall Heifer Calf, born September 1, 2007 through November 30, 2007
CLASS 4. Summer Yearling Heifer, born June 1, 2007 through August 31, 2007
CLASS 5. Spring Yearling Heifer, born March 1, 2007 through May 31, 2007
CLASS 6. Winter Yearling Heifer, born December 1, 2006 through February 28, 2007
CLASS 7. Fall Yearling Heifer, born September 1, 2006 through November 30, 2006
CLASS 8. Fall Yearling in Milk, born September 1, 2006 through November 30, 2006
CLASS 9. Junior 2 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2006 through August 31, 2006
CLASS 10. Senior 2 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2005 through February 28, 2006
CLASS 11. Junior 3 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2005 through August 31, 2005
CLASS 12. Senior 3 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2004 through February 29, 2005
CLASS 13. 4 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2003 through August 31, 2004
CLASS 14. 5 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2002 through August 31, 2003
CLASS 15. Aged Cow 6 Years and Over, born before September 1, 2002
CLASS 16. 125,000 lb. Cow
OFFICIAL ALL-AMERICAN ENTRY FORM
Postmark Deadline November 30, 2008
RWDCA APPROVED SHOWS
Midwest Spring R&W Show, WI
Int’l Spring R&W Show, NY
Northern Tier R&W Show, PA
Summer National R&W Show, OH
MD State R&W Show, MD
MN State R&W Show, MN
MN State Fair R&W Show, MN
NY State Fair R&W Show, NY
Eastern States R&W Show, MA
Premier National Jr. Show, PA
All-American R&W Show, PA
Grand Int’l R&W Show, WI
ONLY RESULTS OF THESE SHOWS ACCEPTED
$10 Entry
$60 @ Nomination
ANY ENTRIES THAT DO NOT INCLUDE THE RWDCA REGISTRY NUMBER WILL BE RETURNED.
ANIMAL’S NAME_________________________________________________RWDCA # __________________CLASS_____DOB____________
PHOTO DATE ______________ PHOTO #_____________________ MILK RECORD - CHECK IF MILKING AGE FEMALE
OR DAM
________Age ________Days _____________lbs. Milk _______%Fat _________lbs. Fat _______%Protein _______lbs. Protein
(365d or less)
PLACINGS & CHAMPIONSHIPS NAME OF SHOW DATE OF SHOW
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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In compliance with the rules of the All-American Red & White contest, I have correctly listed all placings at all RWDCA Approved Shows at which
this animal was exhibited and I am aware that failure to do so will cause automatic disqualification of entry.
STREET ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP _______________________________________________________
PHONE _________________________
SIGNATURE ______________________________________________________________________________________
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7-04 354 50,784 5.0 2514 3.2 1609 inc.
Senior & Grand Champion, WDE 2007
HI's Red Holstein World Champion 2007
All-American R&W 125,000 lb. Cow 2007
Grand & Supreme Champion, WDE 2005
Reserve All-Americn R&W 4 Year Old 2004
Reserve Senior Champion, WDE 2004
1st Junior 2 Year Old, WDE 2002
Redrose has pregnancies by Jasper, Advent,
Goldwyn, Laurin, Aspen & Shottle
Advantage-Red, Touchdown-Red & Accolade-Red photos by Cybil Fisher
Redrose sons (left to right):
• Advantage-Red (6HO1125) Advent x Black Ruby x Redrose
Available from Accelerated Genetics/World Wide Sires
Our first Advantage was born - red, aggressive and fancy!
• Touchdown-Red (7HO9432) Advent x Trudy x Redrose
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Available from Select Sires
The first Touchdown is very dairy with great legs!
• Accolade-Red (7HO9774) Advent x Redrose
Available from Select Sires
Accolade is one great bull - truly something special from Redrose!
Also available:
• Tribute *RC (7HO8592) Granduc Tribute x Redrose
Available from Select Sires
• Rampage-Red (94HO0860) September Storm x Redrose
Available from ABS Global
MARK RUETH & NICKY REAPE
3066 Cty. G, Oxford, WI 53952
(608) 584-5853 Ph/Fax
rosedale2@maqs.net
www.holsteinworld.com/rosedale 57
g rudy EX-91 Granduc Tribute x Redrose
3-03 365 38,094 4.9 1880 3.4 1306
- 5th Junior 3 Yr Old, 1st B&O, Gen. Award, WDE 2007
Ulack euby EX-91
BKB Allegro x Redrose
3-03 365 37,275 5.3 1991 3.3 1231

1. Animals must be true red in color and must be registered in RWDCA. Animals must be owned by the Junior by July 1. Registry and/or transfer
applications must be received by RWDCA by July 15.
2. Entry must be solely owned by Junior (or two juniors), who is a bonafi de Junior member of the RWDCA. RWDCA Juniors are defi ned as part
of a farm family with a regular membership or those who pay a one-time Junior membership fee. Juniors are defi ned as youth from their 9th
birthday until December 31 of the year they become 21.
3. If an animal is sold from one junior to another junior during the show season, the last exhibitor will receive award. If an animal is sold from a
junior exhibitor to a senior, only shows that junior was on the halter will be eligible for the contest.
4. For show placing to be eligible, the animal must be owned and shown by the Junior. PLACINGS WHERE JUNIOR OWNER WAS NOT ON THE
HALTER ARE NOT ACCEPTED. (Only exception is the Championship Class where another Junior may show the other animal or animals).
5. Exhibitor must complete an offi cial entry form and must list all shows following RWDCA guidelines for Red & White shows where the animal
was shown by the Junior, INCLUDING BOTH OPEN AND JUNIOR PLACINGS. Failure to fi ll out the form completely and correctly will result
in disqualification.
6. Entry must be accompanied by PROFESSIONAL-QUALITY PHOTOGRAPH taken at same age and stage of lactation as shown.
The responsibility for obtaining and paying for the photo is entirely the exhibitors.
7. Judges may declare "No Contest" for any class where numbers or quality of animals justify such action.
8. Absolute postmark deadline for entry forms is November 30, 2008. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO FAXED OR EMAILED
ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED.
9. No entry fee for Juniors. $45 nomination fee required and due promptly upon nomination.
10. Junior owned and exhibited animals may also be entered in the Open All-American Contest if all rules are followed and fees are paid.
11. At the time of entry, an animal may be entered in the 125,000 lb. Milk class or its appropriate age class but not both.
OFFICIAL JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN ENTRY FORM
Postmark Deadline November 30, 2008
ANY ENTRIES THAT DO NOT INCLUDE THE RWDCA REGISTRY NUMBER WILL BE RETURNED.
NO ENTRY FEE
$45 NOMINATION FEE
2008 JUNIOR ALL-AMERICAN RED & WHITE CONTEST
CLASS 1. Spring Heifer Calf, born March 1, 2008 through May 31, 2008
CLASS 2. Winter Heifer Calf, born December 1, 2007 through February 28, 2008
CLASS 3. Fall Heifer Calf, born September 1, 2007 through November 30, 2007
CLASS 4. Summer Yearling Heifer, born June 1, 2007 through August 31, 2007
CLASS 5. Spring Yearling Heifer, born March 1, 2007 through May 31, 2007
CLASS 6. Winter Yearling Heifer, born December 1, 2006 through February 28, 2007
CLASS 7. Fall Yearling Heifer, born September 1, 2006 through November 30, 2006
CLASS 8. Fall Yearling in Milk, born September 1, 2006 through November 30, 2006
CLASS 9. Junior 2 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2006 through August 31, 2006
CLASS 10. Senior 2 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2005 through February 28, 2006
CLASS 11. Junior 3 Year Old Cow, born March 1, 2005 through August 31, 2005
CLASS 12. Senior 3 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2004 through February 29, 2005
CLASS 13. 4 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2003 through August 31, 2004
CLASS 14. 5 Year Old Cow, born September 1, 2002 through August 31, 2003
CLASS 15. Aged Cow 6 Years and Over, born before September 1, 2002
CLASS 16. 125,000 lb. Cow
RWDCA GUIDELINES FOR
RED & WHITE SHOWS
1. True Red color
2. RWDCA registration
3. RWDCA membership
NO ENTRY FEE
$45 NOMINATION FEE
ANIMAL’S NAME_________________________________________________RWDCA # ___________________CLASS_____DOB___________
PHOTO DATE ______________ PHOTO #_____________________ MILK RECORD - CHECK IF MILKING AGE FEMALE
OR DAM
________Age ________Days _____________lbs. Milk _______%Fat _________lbs. Fat _______%Protein _______lbs. Protein
(365d or less)
PLACINGS & CHAMPIONSHIPS NAME OF SHOW DATE OF SHOW
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
In compliance with the rules of the All-American Red & White contest, I have correctly listed all placings at all shows (open and junior) following
RWDCA guidelines for Red & White shows at which I was on the halter when this animal was exhibited and I am aware that failure to do so will
cause automatic disqualification of entry.
STREET ADDRESS, STATE, ZIP _______________________________________________________ PHONE _________________________
SIGNATURE ______________________________________________________EXHIBITOR DATE OF BIRTH____________________________
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GLOBAL GLAMOUR SALE 2008
Apple Tops the Sale at $1 Million!
2009 Red Sire Showcase
Volume 4
MOST POPULAR PUBLICATION
A full-color, pocket-size reference guide
to US and International Red and RC
sires, both proven and young sires
DISTRIBUTION
Published in February 2009 and making it's distribution
debut at World Ag Expo in Tulare, California!
Distributed throughout 2009!
DEADLINE JANUARY 10th
Lot # 1, KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET (EX-92)
Apple sold for $1 million to the Apple Partners including Schmitt,
Rauen, Erbsen, Deaver & Kasbergen.
Records were set on Monday, July 28th when the Global
Glamour Sale took place at the Arethusa Farm, Litchfield,
Connecticut. This sale recorded an amazing average of $97,491,
with 13 lots selling for over $100,000. The top seller of this
astounding sale was KHW Regiment Apple-Red-ET for $1
million dollars. The 15 Red or RC lots averaged $136,733.
Apple is a daughter of the famous Altitude and a maternal
sister to Advent-Red. Daughters from Apple also sold at the
Global Glamour Sale by Redliner, Stormatic, Talent and Damion
averaging $72,200 with one of the Stormatic daughters selling
for $120,000. Apple has placed her mark in history and has
proven the value of Red & Whites!
REACH YOUR TARGET MARKET
Provide Red breeders with a valuable source
for your current Red genetics
COST
1-4 sires @ $225 each
5-9 sires @ $200 each
10+ sires @ $175 each
NEW - - 5% discount for those sires enrolled in
Sept/Oct 2008 YSSIP Listing
Contact Stephanie @ RWDCA today!
Office: 814-735-4221
Cell: 608-732-2757
Fax: 814-735-3473
Email: rwdcastephanie@gmail.com
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2007 Photo Contest
Winner - Amateur
Berwen Holsteins
Bert & Wendy Molenaar
& Family
Cumberland, Ontario, Canada
1st Place ♦ 2009 Cover
2nd Place ♦ Red & White Throw Blanket
3rd Place ♦ True Type R&W Cow Poster
2009 Photo Contest
Photo Contest Rules & Regulations
1. Photos must be full-color and should
be of good quality. Photos 5 x 7 or
smaller are preferred - digital photos
also accepted in high resolution/print
quality.
2. Contest open to RWDCA members &
subscribers only!
3. Photos must include a Red & White
theme & short description.
4. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd will be awarded in
each category (Amateur & Professional).
5. Photos submitted in previous
contests are not eligible.
6. All photos become property of
RWDCA and may be used by RWDCA for
promotion.
DEADLINE: December 1, 2008
Mail photos to: RWDCA 3805 S. Valley Rd., Crystal Spring, PA 15536
Email photos to: rwdcastephanie@gmail.com
Any questions, please call 814-735-4221 or 608-732-2757
MARK YOU CALENDARS!
Elm Park Red Futures Sale
March 28, 2009
Looking for Consignments!
ANNOUNCEMENT
Elm Park would like to
announce that there will
NOT be a Red Roundup
in December of 2008
SHOW WINNINGS!
R&W CALENDAR!
Don’t miss our last Issue of the year,
the November/December Show Issue,
will include reports of Red shows around
the country. The All-American R&W
Show at Harrisburg, PA and the Grand
International R&W Show at Madison, WI
will be featured!
Advertise your show results to the
world, not just ringside! Think of this Issue
as the biggest show ring of all! Great
rates and full color, reserve your space
today. Ads in this Issue will fulfill the requirement
for advertising in place of the
$60 nomination fee for All-American.
This issue will also include our 1st ever
R&W Calendar! Call to reserve a space!
N7124 Willow Road
Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
www.elmparkfarms.com
Ph: 920.893.8844
Fax: 920.892.4282
bullseye@elmparkfarms.com
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DEADLINE NOVEMBER 1
CAMERA READY NOVEMBER 10

RWDCA AREA GROUP MEMBERSHIP
Membership:
Canadian Red & White Club ...$80or110 _______
($110 includes RWDCA membership)
Mason-Dixon RWDCA ............$10 ________
Michigan RWDCA ...................$10 ________
Midwest RWDCA. ...................$12 ________
Minnesota Red & White Club ..$50 ________
(includes MN Holstein membership)
Northeast RWDCA ..................$10 ________
Southeast RWDCA .................$20 ________
Wisconsin RWDCA .................$12 ________
Method of Payment:
Cash
Check in U.S. Funds
__________
__________
Credit Card # - (Visa, Mastercard, Discover)
Expiration Date: _______________
NAME: ___________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________
PHONE: ______________________________ FAX: ______________________________
CELL: _____________________________________ EMAIL: ____________________________
PLEASE MAKE CHECK OUT TO THE AREA GROUP THAT YOU WISH TO BE A PART OF
Please mail to: RWDCA 3805 S. Valley Road, Crystal Spring, PA 15522
Any questions, contact Jake at (717) 860-8292
Join Your RWDCA Area Group
Canadian Red & White Club
President: Mathieu Lemire, St. Zephirin, Quebec
Vice-President: Scott Fisher, Thornton, Ontario
2nd Vice-President: Willy Huybregts, Crysler, Ontario
Secretary-Treasurer: Veronique Leblanc, Victoriaville, Quebec
Club Resource Spec.: Maurice Leduc, Beauharnois, Quebec
Club Resource Spec.: Alex Steele, Thamesford, Ontario
Mason-Dixon RWDCA
President: Jake Skinner, Mercersburg, PA
Vice-President: Dana Erway, Coudersport, PA
Secretary-Treasurer: Kenneth Myer, Elizabethtown, PA
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer: Sally Nolt, Elizabethtown, PA
Michigan RWDCA
President: Christina Powell, Willamston, MI
Vice-President: Jim Good, Caledonia, MI
Secretary-Treasurer: Lynn Towell, Williamston, MI
Midwest RWDCA
President: Brian Crull, Poplar Grove, IL
Vice-President: Tim Baumgartner, Oakdale, CA
Secretary: Betty Gregory, Harvard, IL
Treasurer: Mary Etta Lenkaitis, St. Charles, IL
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Minnesota Red & White Club
President: Dr. Kim Olson, Atwater, MN
Vice-President: Tracy Schaefer, Little Falls, MN
Secretary: Cory Salzl, Eden Valley, MN
Treasurer: Wayne Dankers, Cambridge, MN
Officer-at-Large: Ryan Griffin, Thief River Falls, MN
Northeast RWDCA
President: Kimberley Morrill, Penacook, NH
Vice-President: Kim Nelson, West Winfield, NY
Secretary-Treasurer: Susan Mower, West Winfield, NY
Southeast RWDCA
President: Leon Rhodes, Harrisonburg, VA
Vice-President: Steve Rhodes, Harrisonburg, VA
Secretary-Treasurer: Carol Cobb, Dayton, VA
Wisconsin RWDCA
President: Val Vande Zande, Waupun, WI
Vice-President: Bruce Vande Zande, Waupun, WI
Vice-President: Amanda Sell, Watertown, WI
Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy Sell, Watertown, WI

MEMBERSHIP OR SUBSCRIPTION APPLICATION
Membership includes a subscription to “The Red Bloodlines”:
U.S. Membership ....................$50 ________
Canada Membership ..............$55 ________ Method of Payment:
Foreign Membership ...............$75 ________
Cash
__________
Check in U.S. Funds __________
Subscription only:
U.S. .........................................$25 ________
Credit Card # - (Visa, Mastercard, Discover)
Canada ...................................$30 ________
Foreign ....................................$60 ________
Name______________________________________
Address____________________________________
_________________________________________
Phone_______________________
Fax_________________________
Cell Phone ____________________
In making membership application, I agree to abide by the
rules and by-laws of the Association. Sign and date:
Expiration Date: _______________
Juniors are included in the farm membership. If applying for membership,
please provide a list of all children under 21 and include
birthdate:
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
Sig._____________________________Date________
RWDCA, 3805 S. Valley Rd., Crystal Spring, PA 15536
Phone: 814-735-4221 Fax: 814-735-3473
Name: __________________________________ dob: ____________
New Members
We would like to welcome the new members of RWDCA. Not a member It's a great time to join the exciting world of Red & Whites!
July
Austin Chisek, Thompson, PA (Jr)
Jeffrey Frederici, Millbrook, NY
Sara Feldmann, Howards Grove, WI
Julie Renner, Dalton, OH
Kayla Umbel, Emmitsburg, MD (Jr)
Elizabeth Ann Acel, Guys Mills, PA (Jr)
Willard & Betsy Yoder, Huntingdon, PA
Troy & Darin Zoellner & Jim Vierhout, Groton,
SD
Michael Frescura, Jeanette, PA
Levi & Michelle Bratt, St. Nazianz, WI
Casey Christianson, Susquehanna, PA (Jr)
Genevieve Fischer, Sleepy Eye, MN
Kristin Johns, Richland, PA (Jr)
Steven VanKuren, Montrose, PA
August
Quietcove - Wapa Farms, LLC, Wapakoneta,
OH
Steve Deam, Springfield, OH
Dusty Shirm, Hico, TX
Kenneth Brock, Junction City, WI
Frolic-Medow Farm, Athens, PA
Ernest Horst, Carlisle, PA
Fjel-Mar Dairy, Zumbro Falls, MN
Lane Heinzmann, Carlyle, IL (Jr)
Todd Cavanaugh, Reedsville, WI
Soukup Cattle Company, Reedsville, WI
Katie Grace Weant, Taneytown, MD (Jr)
David & Helene Meier, Fort Covington, NY
Brigeen Farms, Inc., Turner, ME
Milky Way Dairy, Hereford, TX
Todd Mason, Kingfisher, OOK
Clark Woodmansee III, Preston, CT
John Michael Syptak, Grottoes, VA
Blake Hansen, Hudson, IA
Adam & Calvin Voskamp, Mt. Vernon, MO
Funk's Fairview Acres, Inc., Janesville, WI
Brent & Lawanda Hostetter, Annville, PA
STOP BY OUR BOOTH AT WORLD DAIRY
EXPO OR THE NATIONAL FFA CONVENTION
FOR RED & WHITE INFORMATION AND FOR
A MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION!
Bulletin Board
World Dairy Expo including
Grand International Red & White Show
September 30-October 4
Madison, WI
www.worlddairyexpo.com
Fall for Colors ET Sale II
Saturday, October 25
Cross Plains, WI
(see page 45)
National FFA Convention
October 22-25
Indianapolis, IN
www.ffa.org
Lismore Royal Review Sale
Saturday, October 25
Arkport, NY
(see page 47)
November 1 DEADLINE!
Nov/Dec Show Issue of The Red Bloodlines
Camera-Ready Deadline November 10.
Royal Agricultural Winter Fair
including National Red & White Show
November 7-16
Toronto, Ontario
www.royalfair.org
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Minnesota Fall Harvest Sale
Saturday, November 22
Hutchinson, MN
(see page 49)
November 30 DEADLINE!
All-American & Jr. All-American Nominations
(see pages 56 and 58)
December 1 DEADLINE! Photo Contest
(see page 60)
January 10 DEADLINE!
2009 Red Sire Showcase
(see page 59)

Rustler-Red...the Highest and Only Red &White Bull Ever Classified EX-96!
RUSTLER-RED...THE BEST OF THE ROXYS RADIATES EXCELLENCE
AND SIRES SUPERIOR COWS TIME AFTER TIME!
Cybil Fisher
RUSTLER-RED DAUGHTER
Tracys Rustler Terri-Red-ET
VG-85
Want Females RUSTLER-RED SEXED SEMEN AVAILABLE!
Rustler-Red Daughters Have Style and Durability!! RUSTLER-RED’S US DAUGHTERS’ CLASSIFICATION
AVERAGE IS 84.1 – AMONG ALL ACTIVE US SIRES HE HAS THE 14TH HIGHEST CLASSIFIED DAUGHTER AVERAGE!
SIR RIDGEDAL RUSTLER-RED-ET EX-96
Laredo (EX-96) x Milestone (EX-93) x Leadman (EX-94) x Starbuck (EX-92)
x Elevation (EX-90) x Citation R (EX-97) x Reflection Vale (EX-90)
aAa: 213 • CE 10%
Aug ’08: Type +1.90 • UDC +1.58 • FLC +1.38 • TPI+1291 • 1763 Daughters/1131 Herds
1.800.525.2953
1.877.634.9556
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920.892.7700
Fax: 920.892.7710
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411 E Mill Street, Suite 103
Plymouth, WI 53073 USA
Product of the USA

BACK TO BLACK
POTENTIAL
8TH
GENERATION
EXCELLENT
HAVENCREST KARLOTTA-ET-RC (VG-88)
2-04 158D 12,961 3.5%F 3.2%CP
Sire: Ladino Park Talent-Imp-ET-RC
Dam: Luck-E Rubens Karla (EX-91)
4-10 365D 40,300 3.4%F 3.5%CP
"Karlotta's a dream to work with, and makes fabulous calves...cool weather flushes start soon!"
ALTITUDE'S
TALENT
DAUGHTER
KHW ELM-PARK AIRY-ET-RC TV (VG-87)
2-08 100D 9,344 3.9%F 3.2%CP
Sire: Ladino Park Talent-Imp-ET-RC
Dam: Kamps-Hollow Altitude-ET-RC CV (EX-95-2E)
7-00 365D 39,690 4.7%F 3.5%CP
"Airy's a 'special' heifer that gets better everyday, additional 'special' are her
brother Advent-Red and 4 generations of Excellent dams."
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Sheboygan Falls, WI 53085
www.elmparkfarms.com
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Ph: 920.893.8844
Fax: 920.892.4282
bullseye@elmparkfarms.com