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Renee McCauley, EditorPhone: 616-691-8424 • Fax: 616-691-1084Sunset_Studios@comcast.net4825 Lincoln Lake Ave NE, Lowell, MI 49331Michigan-Indiana Holstein News3250 Dietz Road, Williamston, MI 48895Ph: 517-490-7736michholstein@fnwusers.comPublished 4 times per year

MIHN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEINDIANATodd Jones, Marshall 765-562-2955Nathan Kuehnert, Fort Wayne 260-489-3766Dru Mercer, Bryant Roger Hibschman, Syracuse 574-457-2876Kim Myers & Steve Christman, New Paris 574-831-5764

MICHIGANTim Baker, Byron Center 616-813-6745 Nick Clark, Prescott 989-305-0143 Ike Hunt, Elsie 989-862-4864Sherry Meyer, Byron Center 616-490-2873Shaun Hyde, Morley 989-287-2660Suzanne Tuttila, Williamston 517-490-7736

Michigan Holstein AssociationSherry Meyer, Vice President7692 Kalamazoo SE, Byron Center, MI 49315616-490-2873Ike Hunt, Vice President6386 N. Meridian Rd., Elsie, MI 48831 989-307-0987 Suzanne Tuttila, Executive Secretary3250 Dietz Rd., Williamston, MI 48895Ph: 517-490-7736michholstein@fnwusers.com

Indiana Holstein AssociationNathan Kuehnert, President6816 Cook Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818260-489-3766Dru Mercer, Vice PresidentBryant, INKim Myers & Steve Christman, Secretary / Treasurer20051 CR 50, New Paris, IN 46553574-831-5764

Holstein Association USAPhone: 1-800-952-52001 Holstein Place, Brattleboro, VT 05302Michigan and Indiana RepresentativeMax Dunseth278 South Sprague, Coldwater, MI 49036517-278-3030 Cell: 269-251-0232Michigan Upper Peninsula RepresentativeSarah TrappTaylor, WI 608.525.2901

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Volume 42 • Issue 2Summer 2014

The Michigan-Indiana Holstein News is the official publication of the Michigan Holstein-Friesian Association, Inc. and the Indiana Holstein Association, Inc.

table of contents7...............Notes from the Field

8...............Shaun Hyde, Michigan Distinguished Young Breeder

9...............C.M. Bottema III, Indiana Holstein Honorary Member

10.............Dean Beere, Indiana Holstein Master Breeder

11 .............Indiana Holstein Association Membership Directory

18.............Hayleigh Geurink’s Holstein Story

18.............Holstein Association Announces Distinguished Junior Semifinalists

20.............Dairy Fun Day

22.............Doug Long, Michigan Master Breeder

23.............Michigan Holstein Association Membership Directory

30.............Michigan Spring Foundation Sale Report

32.............In Memoriam

32.............Calendar of Events

33.............Great Lakes Spring Show Report

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Hayleigh Geurink will be representing Michigan as a Distinguished Junior Member

Semifinalist during the 2014 National Holstein Convention. Hayleigh is pictured on the cover along with a special 4-Year-Old, Geurink Sanchez Desire (VG-86) who is out of Geurink Roy Delight 2E-91. Desire is pictured dry and due to calve in two weeks.Hayleigh’s Holstein story appears on page 18-20. Congratulations Hayleigh!!

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Other May Classification Highlights:Rod-er-Dic SS Beth 2E-91 @ 6-02

Rod-er-Dic Advent Meg-Red EX-90 @ 5-07Rod-er-Dic Ares Pearl Lee EX-90 @ 3-08

Strautz-AAA Mort Roses Gift 2E EX-91 @ 7-05Strautz-AAA Special Package EX-90 @ 3-08 (Gift dtr.)

A: They were all pictured as VG 2-Year-Olds and are developing quite nicely into the type of cows we like.

Rod-er-Dic Advent Abby-Red 2E-90 @ 6-023-08 365d 22,030 4.7% 1041F 3.5% 765P

Rod-er-Dic Laurin Farah VG-892-11 365d 25,314 4.4% 1120F 3.2% 810P

Rod-er-Dic Ideal Samantha EX-90 @ 5-024-01 365d 26,254 4.2% 1110F 2.9 770P

CLASSIFICAtIon totALS14 EX • 30 VG • 19 GP

2-Year-Old Highlights:Strautz-AA GW Atwood Rose VG-88 (Gift dtr.)

Rod-er-Dic Atwood Ht Amy VG-88Rod-er-Dic Ideal SSD Sami VG-87 (Ideal Samantha’s dtr.)

Rod-er-Dic Emphasis Darling VG-87Signature GW Atwood nellie VG-87

Rod-er-Dic Zircon Elsa VG-85Rod-er-Dic Pontiac LH Beth VG-85Rod-er-Dic Marquis Sanchez VG-85Rod-er-Dic Durable Glenda VG-85

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Sarah Trapp and Max Dunseth Holstein USA Regional Field Representatives

Is your herd COMPLETE? Holstein COMPLETE is the premier program for convenience and savings. In 2013, Holstein COMPLETE members saved an average of 13% on their bill.

Enrollment is based on the number of Registered Holsteins in the milking herd. The program runs yearly and the fees are based on your specific herd size. COMPLETE is a valuable program for any Holstein Member, whether your dairy is already taking advantage of our programs, or your herd needs to catch-up on registrations.

Services included in the Holstein COMPLETE program are:• One National Membership• Registration for heifers less than three months of age• Internet Pedigrees• TriStar Premier• Choice of Sire Summaries or Red Book Plus/MultiMate software• One area Classification each year (Classic, Standard or Limited)

Additional benefits for all COMPETE members are:• 5% discount on all genomic tests ordered• Regular registration fees reduced $6 for heifers 3 to 11 months of age• $25 price cap on Registration fees for females over 12 months of age• Bull Registration reduced to $6/bull, if registered at less than 3 months of age• Pedigrees at time of ID for $2

If you have questions about Holstein COMPLETE or other Holstein programs, please contact Max Dunseth at 269-251-0232, or me at 608.628.1978. Thank you for your business. Sarah and Max

Notes From the Field

8 Summer 2014

The 2014 Wayne Webster Outstanding Young Breeder Award was presented to Shaun and Betty Hyde of Morley, Michigan during the

2014 Michigan Holstein Association Annual Awards Banquet. The purpose of the award is to recognize a young member or couple who as a breeder of registered Holstein cattle have contributed to the Holstein breed in a positive way.Shaun grew up on their family farm, Moram Holsteins, and has spent his entire life around Holstein cattle. At age seven, he would ride with his grandpa, George Robb of Rustic Herd, to look at cattle and visit farms. Shaun eventually began to show locally and work with different herds at shows during the summer. Shaun’s keen eye for cattle began to develop.Following high school, Shaun graduated from Michigan State University’s Ag Tech Dairy program. Shaun sharpened his judging skills while at college, even earning top honors at the North American Judging contest in Louisville.Shaun returned home to farm with his parent’s, Dick & Pat Hyde, full time. As time permitted, he continued to take some time to judge some shows and work as a fitter. Shaun was able to travel the country and met many breeders and see some great cattle that really inspired him.As Shaun and Dick forged their herd, they wanted to breed an animal that milked but also looked good. Breeding and matings became a large part of Shaun’s responsibility on the farm. The BAA for the Moram herd is currently 106.8. The herd is 100% registered and had a 2012 rolling herd average for 50 cows of 24,745 milk 4.0% 979 fat and 3.0% 752 protein. “We breed for a functional type cow, that can merchandise themselves and put milk in the tank,” explained Shaun.Shaun’s keen eye sought out cows to purchase, including C Cityview Inspiration Penny 4E-94 and Mar-Ro Del-Rbn Shasta Babe 2E-90. Shaun and his grandpa found Penny when she was a calf who has now developed into a 4E-94 cow that has produced two Excellent and three Very Good offspring. Babe has four Very Good offspring to date.Shaun also is involved by serving on the Michigan Holstein Association Board of Directors. He is active in Michigan Farm Bureau, Michigan Milk Producers Association and the Montcalm County DHIA.Shaun and Betty have been married for ten years and have two children, Avery (6) and Claire (5).

Sherry Meyer, President of the Michigan Holstein Association, awards the Wayne Webster Outstanding Young Breeder Award to Shaun and Betty Hyde.

Distinguished Young Breeder Shaun Hyde

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their showstoppers to the national show in Waterloo, Iowa. At the end of the day these two men had seven class winners, and three champions. Keep in mind these were primarily homegrown cattle competing with some of the likes as Curtiss Candy, Romandale, Paclamar, Allen Hetts and R. Peter Heffering, to name a few.

Upon his graduation from Purdue University, this honoree returned to the home farm to work with his father. The farm included 30 employees, 1500 head of cattle and 1000 acres of farm land. C.M. helped his father merchandise cattle around the globe. His primary responsibilities included taking care of the registered herd and show herd. The show herd eventually accumulated 76 All-American nominations. The registered herd today is still fourth all time for breeding and developing the most EX-95 or higher cows.

Along the way he developed his own prefix Cash-Mar-CM and bred several animals recognized as All-Americans himself. Most notably was Cash-Mar-CM Astronaut Socks a 3X All-American nominee. Father and son sold and leased cattle to breeders throughout Indiana and the United States. In the 1980’s when agriculture economics were hit hard, the family farm felt the huge impact.

After his father passed away, the son made the difficult decision to sell the herd and the farm, so that they would not leave others financially stranded like many had done to them. Once everything was accounted for and he had found new employment for each employee, C.M. looked into new ventures and life goals, true to his grandfathers Zeldenrust name and the seldom rest philosophy.

In 1986 C.M. graduated from the American Auctioneer College in Iowa. He also received his real estate license in 1986. In 1991 he opened a Re/Max real estate firm in Avon, Indiana. In 1996 he designed and built an 8000 square foot state of the art facility that earned the Re/Max International Design Award. His firm become the number one firm in its marketplace. He earned the Certified Residential Specialist Award and Broker of the Year honor, each designations that less than 10% of all realtors receive.

Today C.M. has sold the firm, but remains on as a broker. He enjoys making his own line of cheese. He still follows Holstein circles and enjoys every year attending the Holstein show at the Indiana State Fair and visiting with lifelong friends. Congratulations to the recipient of Indiana’s Lifetime Member Award, C.M. Bottema the III.

Submitted by Dru Mercer, Indiana Holstein Association.

The Indiana Holstein Association recognized C.M. Bottema the III as the recipient of the lifetime me mbership award.

C.M. hails from a family that has revolutionized the Holstein breed. Not only have they had a huge impact on Hoosier Holsteins, but equally as important their impact has been felt by the entire Holstein breed as we know it. Consider the many breed firsts this family has garnered:

1) Bred the first bull in the Holstein breed to score EX-97, Zeldenrust Fond Memory

2) Fond Memory was also a 7X All-American nominee as well as a 6X All-Canadian Nominee, along with being a multiple winner of each awards.

3) Fond Memory was the first bull of the Holstein breed in one year to be Nominated All-American himself, as well as have a milking daughter nominated and a Senior Get Nominated the same year.

4) Fond Memory sired the first Junior Get in the breed, to be All-American after winning at three national shows and three state fairs in one year.

5) This family bred the first Holstein cow to produce over 10,000lbs of milk lifetime, Zeldenrust Pontiac Korndyk. Pontiac was also a National Grand Champion, score EX-95 and had 14 natural calves.

6) They bred the first cow to go 4E and was recognized as a GMD while being scored EX-97, Zeldenrust Mistress Roxann.

7) Their cow Cash-Mar Xmas Perfect was the breed’s first GMD cow to have three Excellent offspring.

8) They are breeders of an EX-97 point bull and cow.

9) Imagine the breed today without the names of such popular bulls and cows like Durham, Goldwyn, Atwood, Apple, Barbie and Della. Each one of these animals and so many more breed leaders trace back to one of the breeds all time best bulls, Walkway Chief Mark. Mark himself is a maternal grandson to a cow bred by this illustrious family, Cash-Mar Triune Burke Maxine.

10) This family consisted of a grandfather, three sons, and a grandson who worked together as well as developing their own herds, to build some of the top genetics for type and production, and the most sought after cattle of their time. Together they accounted for nearly 100 All-American nominations and awards. As well as numerous National Grand champions in both the show ring and in the production line. They all served on the board for Indiana Holsteins, held offices including President and represent Indiana as delegates at numerous national conventions.

C.M. Bottema the III’s grandfather arrived in the United States in 1896 from the Netherlands at the age of 18. After milking for other herds in Pennsylvania and Kentucky, he purchased a farm near Beach Grove, Indiana and register the prefix Zeldenrust. The name Zeldenrust is Dutch and means “seldom rest”, a characteristic that this family would forever be known for.

Though he had several children, three entered the registered Holstein business like their father. Two of these sons, an uncle and the father to this year’s honoree, impacted the breed like few ever will. In 1961 they combined the best of each of their herds to make a show string envied by any then or since. They took

C.M. Bottema III Receives Lifetime Membership Award

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Dean Beer is the 2014 recipient of the Indiana Holstein Association Master Breeder Award.

Dean has spent a lifetime of breeding a herd based on type and longevity, while managing the herd for high profitable production. He is a second generation dairyman who has participated in both state and national Holstein activities for 41 years.

Beginning with the purchase of six registered heifers in 1961, this honoree has bred and developed a herd of 100% homebred cows that consist of 220 milking animals that have been on DHIA test for 37 years.

The herd has consistently seen over 21,875 pounds of milk 696 pounds of fat and 658 pounds of protein for a RHA for several years. Over the course of time he has bred 50 Excellent Holstein individuals. During the 1980’s when time allowed, the herd was very successful on the tanbark trail earning such honors as the 1977 and 1980 Indiana State Fair Grand Champion Bred and Owned animal, 1980 Reserve Grand Champion at the Indiana State Fair along with the coveted Premier Breeder Banner, and 3rd place Best Three Females at the World Dairy Expo International Holstein Show. In 1981 the herd exhibited the Reserve Grand Champion female at the Kentucky State Fair and in 1989 the Grand Champion cow of the Indiana State Fair Junior Show.

In 1981 the herd represented all of Indiana when it graced the front cover of the Holstein World with four homebred Excellent cows posing in front of their lovely homestead. As the farm and herd grew, the opportunity to go out and show with a string of homebred beauties was not as easily available. However, when the right one came along they still made sure she had her opportunity to compete.

The herd has always been bred with type and stature in mind. This was true when building the herd using such bulls as Elevation, Valiant, Bootmaker, Admiral and Warden. Bulls like these were selected and then mated to cows like Dewbrook Fury Dewdrop EX-92-3E GMD and her daughter Dewbrook Bootmaker Dewmore EX-90 GMD to serve as a foundation to grow from. Other high scored and foundation cows consisted of Dewbrook Dividend Arlene EX-92-2E, Dewbrook Master Peache EX-92-2E, Dewbrook Pawnee Star Bunny EX-91-2E and Dewbrook Elevation Tony Brett EX-91-3E just to name a few.

Besides showing the family has been active for many years in supporting county, district and state sales. The philosophy of merchandising has always been only selling from the top of the herd and one that will prove successful for the new owner. This has been proven a successful plan when you look at just a few of the buyers of cattle from this herd. Hanover Hill Farms of Ontario, owner of Dewbrook Elevation Tony Brett EX-91-3E, Doug Maddox of California, purchased Dewbrook Bootmaker Joan EX-90, Pappy Farms of Utah, purchasers of Dewbrook Silver Tim Angie EX91 and Indiana breeders Ron and Eric Fuhrman buyers of Dewbrook Master Joni EX-90.

As a breeder, Dean Beer has sold 22 animals that have went on to score Excellent for their new owners along with countless others that have been scored Very Good and all producing large volumes of profitable milk.

Dean has been married to his wife Jennifer for 48 years and together they have raised two children, served on a variety of local committees and organizations as well as the state Holstein association, and grown a successful farming operation of well over 1500 acres.

Submitted by Dru Mercer, Indiana Holstein Association.

Dean Beer Honored as Indiana Master Breeder

Holstein Historic Documents For SaleDocuments from the early 1900’s - includes offiical Holstein Registrations, Pedigrees, plus letters and envelopes from Lakewood Farm, Walnut Grove Stock Farm and the Battle Creek Sanitarium. All items available, make an offer. Call for more information. Mary 517-927-7087 or Bob 517-927-7051

A - BAdam, John. (Knollbrook) Cynthia. Knollbrook Farm. 15463 CR 46, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-831-3090, cell: 574-831-3090. US 33 south of Goshen to CR 31 (Fairfield H.S.) turn south on CR 31. Go 1 1/2 mile to CR 46, turn east - go 1/2 mile. On north side of road.Arnholt, Garry D. (Arnholt) Jill. 1310 W.100 N., Columbus, IN 47201; Bartholomew County. cell: 812-371-2245, email: arnholtjill@sbcglobl.net. I-65 south to Taylorsville exit - take US 31 S. to 100 N. - turn west - first farm on right.Ashbaugh, Don. (Ashbaughs) Judy. Ashbaugh Farms LLC. 9710 Butt Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-3192, cell: 260-715-2953. West of Ft. Wayne on US 30 approx. 10 miles to Hilgers Market - north on Butt Rd. to Leesburg Rd. - jog left a few hundred feet to Butt Rd. - north on Butt Rd. to last place on north end of Butt Rd.Becher, Stanley Forrest. Tammy. Becher Farms. 1352 W. 350 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. Ph: 219-589-8506. email: stantambecher@century-link.net. Two and one half miles north of Berne to CR 350 S. - then west to first farm.Becher, Raymond. (Ray-Na) Naomi. 352 W. 450 N., Decatur, IN 46733; Adams County. Ph: 260-724-7889. South edge of Decatur on US 27 to CR 450 N. - then west one half mile.Beekman, Jay William & Jay E. (Beekman Hol-steins) Jasmine/Jinny. Beekman Farms. 11902 N Meridian Rd., Huntington, IN 46750; Huntington County. Ph: 260-672-8251, cell: 260-450-7568. One mile east of JCT. SR 9 & SR 114 to Meridian Rd. South to first farm on right side.Beer, Dean & Lesley. (Dewbrook) Jennifer. Dew-brook. 4194 E 800 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. Ph: 260-589-2835. East of Berne on SR 218 to CR 300 E. - then south to first house on east side.Beer, Max. (Masal) Karen. Beer Farms, Inc. 1971 W. 300 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. Ph: 260-589-2759, cell: 260-413-3428, email: beer-farms@onlyinternet.net. Three miles north of Berne on US 27 to CR 300 S. - turn left one mile.

20051 CR 50, New Paris, IN 46553Phone: 574-265-4045, Fax: 574-831-5764 email: rosewood@brin.net

President ...... Nathan KuehnertVice President ...... Dru Mercer

Chairman Executive Committee... Todd JonesSecretary/Treasurer ...... Steve Christman and Kim Myers

Director District 1 ..................... Tim GambleDirector District 2 ..................... Roger HibschmanDirector District 3 ..................... Cory CraigDirector District 4 ..................... Duane HillDirector District 5 ..................... Liz KelseyDirector District 6 ..................... Linda Finke

Director At Large ........................ Ron FuhrmannDirector At Large ........................ Todd JonesDirector At Large ........................ Nathan KuehnertDirector At Large ........................ Dru MercerDirector At Large ........................ Geri NewmanJunior Advisor ............................. Marla StookeyNational Holstein Director ........ Mike Jones

INDIANA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION2014 Membership Directory

Bender, Curtis John. (Bend-R) Deb. Bend-R Holstein Farm. 13963 N. 75 W., Milford, IN 46542; Kosciusko County. Ph: 574-658-4583. email: curtis-john@embarqmail.com. One mile west of SR 15 on US 6 then south on CR 19 one mile.Bense, David T. (Bense’s Holsteins). Bense’s Holsteins. 11750 E. 700 N., Hope, IN 47246; Bartholomew County. Ph: 812-546-4319. One mile west of Hope on 690 N. first farm on right.Bense, Mark. Bense Holsteins. 6574 East Beth Street, Columbus, IN 47203; Bartholomew County. Ph: 812-371-8168, cell: 812-371-8168, email: mark-bense@att.net. 46 E to 1000 E. turn left - go to 400 N, turn right- farm is 2nd drive on left.Benter, Kevin. (Benter) Tammie. 6642 S. CR 325 E., Brownstown, IN 47220; Jackson County. Ph: 812-358-5028, cell: 812-525-2775, email: ktbenter@epowerc.net. SR 39 to Tampico - turn south on CR 325 E. - go one and one half miles to farm on right.Berby, Mike. (RuBarb) Barb. Ru Barb Holsteins, Inc. 0701 South 500 East, LaPorte, IN 46350; Laporte County. Ph: 219-369-1373, cell: 219-608-1339, email: mikeberby@yahoo.com. CR 500 E N. 3.5 miles.Bertsch, Daryl. (Bertschland) Stacy. Bertschland Farms Inc. P.O. Box 208, Cambridge City, IN 47327; Wayne County.Bertsch, Dr. James R. (Bertschland) Norma. Bertschland Farms Inc. P.O. Box 208, Cambridge City, IN 47327; Wayne County. Ph: 765-478-6315, cell: 765-541-0139, email: kcom75@msn.com. To Economy then to first road west (Jacksonburg Rd.) - go north to first road (Indian Trail Rd.) - turn left to first farm on right. Fax: 765-478-1243.Bertsch, James Kevin. (Bertschland). Bertsch-land Farms Inc. P.O. Box 208, Cambridge City, IN 47327; Wayne County.Bertsch, Rodney. (Bertschland). Bertschland Farms Inc. P.O. Box 208, Cambridge City, IN 47327; Wayne County.Blough, David F. (Woodsbrook) Michelle. Wood-sbrook Farms. 57446 CR 29, Goshen, IN; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-5094. email: mblough@con-

cord.k12.in.us. North of Goshen on SR 15 to JCT. US 20 - then two miles east on US 20 to CR 29. turn south - one half mile on CR 29.Boner, Donald E. & Rick A. (Wel-Hi) Ruth. Welcome Hi. 3355 N. 250 W., Columbia City, IN 46725; Whitley County. Ph: 260-244-3949, cell: 219-688-6002, email: rick_boner@yahoo.com. N-W of Columbia City on Lincolnway to 250 W. North on 250 W to 1st farm on left.Bontrager, John J. (JAB) Amy Sue. 2550 S 1000 W, Shipshewana, IN 4367; Lagrange County. Ph: 260-768-4851. Two miles west and five miles south of Shipshewana on 1000 west.Bos, Tony. (Bossir) Lindsey. BOS Dairy LLC. 10777 W. 700 N, Fair Oaks, IN 47943; Jasper County. Ph: 219-989-7787, cell: 219-208-0258, email: bosdairyllc@midwaynet.net. Take the IN-10 exit -exit 230, turn right onto IN-10, turn R onto N 1000 W. turn R onto W 700 N.Brand, George W. (Ariwami) Christine. Ariwami Holstein Dairy Farm. 0417 CR 43, Waterloo, IN 46793; DeKalb County. Ph: 260-587-3765, cell: 260-704-6278, email: gcbrand@metalink.net. East of I-69 - (Ashley-Hamilton Exit) - Four miles to CR 43 then south three quarters mile on east side.Brand, David G. (Ariwami) Kimberlee. Ariwami Holstein Dairy Farm. 0377 CR 43, Waterloo, IN 46793; DeKalb County. Ph: 260-587-3657. email: dkbrand41@metalink.net. East of I-69 - (Ashley-Hamilton Exit) - Four miles to CR 43 then south three quarters mile on east side.Byers, David S. & Julia A. (Byersland). Byer-sland Farm. 6521 N. 450 W., West Lafayette, IN 47906; Tippecanoe Coun-ty. cell: 765-404-8908, email: dand jbyers@gmail.com. JCT. US 52 & SR 231 - go north to CR 600 N. - turn east to CR 450 W. - turn north to first place on right.

Byler, Mervin L. (Mer-Bek) Rebecca. Mer-Bek Farm. 3266 E. 1150 N. - 57, Wolcottville, IN 46795; Noble County. Ph: 260-854-4871, cell: 260-463-1451, email: merebyler@embarq-mail.com. South of Wolcottville on SR 9 to CR 1150 N. - east to first farm on south side.

C - ECarter, Charles & Margaret. (Carterly). Carterly Farm, Inc. 9585 W. 450 N., Thorn-town, IN 46071; Boone County. Ph: 765-436-7275. email: carterly@frontiernet.net. One mile West of Thorntown on SR 47 to CR 900 W. - south on 900 W. one and three quarter miles to CR 450 N. - then west on 450 N. approx. six tenths mile.Christman, Kim Myers & Steve. 20051 CR 50, New Paris, IN 46553; Ph: 574-265-4045, email: rosewood@brin.net.Clayton, David L. (Clayton Crest) Lori. Clayton Crest Farms. 51167 High Meadow, Granger, IN 46530; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-277-0882, cell: 574-315-3927, email: dclayton@claytoncresfarms.com. Animals housed at Chad Egoffs.Connor, John P. & LuAn. (Copper-Coin). 8678 S. 500 W., Kewanna, IN 46939; Fulton County. Ph: 574-653-2262, cell: 574-653-3733 (Fax), email: luan_connor@yahoo.com. West of Fulton on SR 114 to 500 W. - go south three quarters mile.Conrad, . Conrad Dairy. 7551 E. 200 S., Mill Creek, IN 46365; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-369-1524, cell: 219-393-4004. From LaPorte: East on Hwy 4 to 4 and Hwy 104 intersection in Stillwell. Turn left to continue on Hwy 4. Follow Hwy 4 to overpass outside Fish Lake. Turn left on Taylor Rd. on overpass. Turn right at 3 way stop onto 200 S. C. 1 mile.Cook, Tom L. (Baugo Valley) Diana. Baugo Valley Holsteins. 59520 CR 3 South, Elkhart, IN 46517; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-294-6185, cell: 574-340-8526, email: tomcook@maplenet.net. One quarter mile south of US 20 bypass & SR 19 intersection to CR 26 - one mile west to CR 3 - three quarters mile north to farm.Dalessandro, Anthony R. (Nettle Creek). Nettle Creek Jerseys. 4958 US 35 N., Rich-mond, IN 47374; Wayne County. Ph: 765-935-2373, cell: 765-939-0087, email: indianaetvet@aol.com. Embryo Transfer Services I-70 Exit 149B - north on US 35 two and one half miles.Dankert, Jeremy. (Nor-Bert). Nor-Bert Farms. 7220 SR 106 West, Bremen, IN 46506; Marshall County. Ph: 574-546-4772, cell: 574-209-0136, email: rdankert@fourway.net. From US 6 turn south on Miami Rd. (beside ISP post) - go to 1st B Road (first road/dead end/ past ISP post) - second farm at end of lane.Dawes, Greg. (Tri-D) Deb. Liberty Acres. 5026 E. 900 S., LaFontaine, IN 46940; Wabash County. Ph: 765-981-2335, cell: 260-571-0427. S. of Wabash on SR 15 to SR 124 - east to CR

600 E. - south to CR 975 S. - west to first place.

Degroot, Jacob. (De-Groot). 5755 E. Hadley Rd., Mooresville, IN 46158; Morgan County. Ph: 317-831-3456. JCT.

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Dunseth, Max. 278 South Sprague, Coldwater, MI 49036. Ph: 517-278-3030, cell: 269-251-0232.Early, J. Mark. (Mar-Ke). Mar Ke Farms. 5596 S. 150 W., Rochester, IN 46975; Fulton County. Ph: 574-857-2598, cell: 574-721-1088, email: jmarkear-ly@yahoo.com. South Rochester on SR 25 to CR 600 S. - go west to CR 150 W. - then north to farm.Eash, Ray & James. (R & K) Kathy. 61070 CR 37, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-5602. Four tenths mile north of SR 4 on CR 37.Eby, Jordan Mitchell. (Lookwell). 62150 CR 3, Elkhart, IN 46517; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-238-7971, cell: 574-238-7971, email: lookwellfarm@gmail.com. North of Wakarusa on CR 3 approximately 4 miles. Last farm on the east side before CR 30.Egoff, Chad. 8506 Arcola Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Ph: 260-609-1839.Ekovich, Michael A. (Eko-Acres) Pamela. Eko-Acres Holsteins. 1752 N. 350 E., Rolling Prairie, IN 46371; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-778-4662. email: ekov@csinet.net. Three and one half miles east of LaPorte on SR 2 to CR 350 E - turn south one and one half miles on right side.Ekovich, Phyllis M. (Eko-Acres). Eko-Acres. 1752 N. 350 E., Rolling Prairie, IN 0; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-778-4134. email: ekovichpm@csinet.net. Three and one half miles east of LaPorte on SR 2 to CR 350 E - turn south one and one half miles on right side.Elliott, Francis. (Ell-Glo) Lavonda. 2021 E. CR 700 S., Brownstown, IN 47220; Jackson County. Ph: 812-358-4347. email: elliottholsteins.aol.com. Three and one half miles SW of Tampico on SR 39 - take CR 700 S.Elliott, Harry L. (Ell-Glo) Rita. 1909 E. CR 700 S., Brownstown, IN 47220; Jackson County. Ph: 812-358-2957. Three and one half miles SW of Tampico on County Road 700S.Engleking, Brian L. (Engleking). 7622 E. 100 S., Greenfield, IN 46140; Hancock County. cell: 260-438-9509, email: bengleking@msn.com. East of Greenfield on US 40 to CR 600 E. - south one mile to CR 100 S. - east one and one half miles to farm on north side.Engleking, Marvin. (Mar-Jean) Jean. 7502 E. 100 S., Greenfield, IN 46140; Hancock County. Ph: 317-936-5720. email: mar-jean@isp.com. East of Greenfield on US 40 to CR 600 E. - south one mile to CR 100 S. - east one and one half miles to farm on north side.Engleking, Paul. (Engleking) Judy. Mar-Jean Hol-stein. 7549 E. 100 S., Greenfield, IN 46140; Hancock County. Ph: 765-462-6974, cell: 317-850-4710, email: englecow@isp.com. East of Greenfield IN to 600 E. south to 100 S go east to 750 E.Engleking, Dan. Cathy. 6624 E 100 S, Greenfield, IN 46140; Hancock County. Ph: 317-467-4366. email: engleking5@aol.com. Engleking, Kyle. (Engleking) Megan. 1040 S 675 E, Greenfield, IN 46140; Hancock County. cell: 317-508-9271.

F - GFick, Ronald. (Fixdale) Elizabeth. 6619 O’Day Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4915, cell: 260-466-6622. Two miles west of I-69 on US 30 - then one mile north on O’Day Rd. on west side of road.Finke, Linda. (Te-Lou) Ted. Te-Lou Holsteins. 10510 N. 900 E., Hope, IN 47246; Bartholomew County. Ph: 812-546-5717, cell: 812-350-5794. South Street east from Hope one mile to CR 900 E. - north on Cr 900 E. to first farm on left.Finke, Ted. (Te-Lou) Linda. Te-Lou Holsteins. 10510 N. 900 E., Hope, IN 47246; Bartholomew County. Ph: 812-546-5717, cell: 812-344-8986. South Street east from Hope one mile to CR 900 E. - north on Cr 900 E. to first farm on left.

Ford, Stuart W. (S-W-F). 10521 W. 600 S., Redkey, IN 47373; Jay County. Ph: 765-369-3938, cell: 765-369-3938. Three quarters mile west of SR 67 on CR 600 S.Frauhiger, Dean. (Sunny-Park) Holly. Sunny Park dairy Inc. 1522 S SR 301, Bluffton, IN 46714; Wells County. Ph: 260-565-3626, cell: 260-403-8369, email: dhfrauhiger@adamswells.com. From Bluffton take SR 124 east to SR 301 S. - go one and one half miles on west side.Frauhiger, Krent. (Sunny Park) Elizabeth. Sunny Park Dairy. 1718 S. SR 301, Bluffton, IN 46714; Wells County. Ph: 260-565-3999, cell: 260-403-8389, email: krentandliz@hotmail.com. From Bluffton take 124 East to State Road 301. Turn south, go 1 3/4 miles; on right side of road. Tan house, white barn and 3 silos.Freeman, Jennifer. (Nor-Bert) Monty. Nor-Bert Farms. 7081 1B Road, Bremen, IN 46506; Marshall County. Ph: 574-546-3749, cell: 574-209-0138, email: mfreeman96@gmail.com. From US 6 turn south on Miami Rd., go to 1st B Road (first road/dead end/ past ISP Post) second farm at end of lane.Freeman, Mark & Becky. (Gem-Cado). 13800 New Rd., Mishawaka, IN 46544; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-633-2124. email: gotmilk57@verizon.net. Eight miles south of Mishawaka on SR 331 to New Rd. - east two miles to second farm east of Elm Rd. on right.Freeman, Monty. (Nor-Bert) Jennifer. Nor-Bert Farms. 7081 1B Road, Bremen, IN 46506; Marshall County. Ph: 574-546-3749, cell: 574-209-0137. From US 6 turn south on Miami Rd, go to 1st B Road (first road/dead end/past ISP post) - 2nd farm at end of lane.Fuhrmann, Ron, Eric & Bess. (Fuhrmann-Vu). 17715 Brunson Rd., Hoagland, IN 46745; Allen Coun-ty. Ph: 260-639-6682, cell: 260-438-4940. Seven miles north of Decatur on US 27 - Adams-Allen Co. Line.Gaff, Marlin. (Amply). 5570 W-50 South, Larwill, IN 46764; Whitley County. Ph: 260-327-3009, cell: 260-610-3009. South of Larwill on S.R. 5 to Division Road. Turn east to 600 west, then south to 50 south then east. First place on north side of 50 south.Gamble, William & Susan. (Cattail). Gamble Farm. 51848 County Line RD., New Carlisle, IN 46552; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-654-3015. US 20 west through New Carlisle, turn north at caution light onto County Line Rd. (St. Joseph & LaPorte Co’s), go ap-proximately 2 1/2 mile. Farm is on right (east) side of road before you go under tollroad overpass.Gamble, Tim. (Cattail) Laura. Gamble Farm. 52438 County Line RD., New Carlisle, IN 46552; St. Joseph County. cell: 574-360-3038. US 20 west through New Carlisle, turn north at caution light onto County Line Rd. (St. Joseph & LaPorte Co’s), go approximately 2 1/2 mile. Farm is on right (east) side of road before you go under tollroad overpass.Gardner, Janet H. (Knee-High) Harland, Jr. Knee-High Farms. 67503 SR 13, Millersburg, IN 46543; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-606-6224, cell: 574-849-2515, email: gardn59@aol.com. One half mile south of Millersburg on SR 13 - west side.Garrison, Charles. (Cap City). 1531 T St. NW, Wash-ington, DC 20009. Ph: 202-986-0237, cell: 202-669-0167, email: cgarrison@garrisongroup.com. Gast, Dr. Mike. (Gast-Vet) Kim. Gast-Vet/Gast Farm. P.O. Box 563, Purcellville, VA 20134. cell: 540-535-8431, email: gastjmi@yahoo.com. Five Miles west of Valparaiso at 499 West U.S. 30. Cattle located near Ithaca, New York.Georges, Richard. (Vinbett). Vincent Georges & Sons Farms, Inc. 8637 S. 650 E, Ft. Branch, IN 47648; Gibson County. Ph: 812-753-4264. US 41 - to Ft. Branch - SR168 east to CR 650 - then south one and one half miles.

Gierhart, Dave. (Sunny-Da) JoAnn. Sunny-Da Farm, Inc. 7661 N. 350 E., Bryant, IN 47326; Jay County. Ph: 260-997-6387. email: dgierhart@bright.net. East of Bryant on SR 67 two and one half miles - north on CR 350 one half mile on right side.Gingerich, Bruce. (Sunrose). 13330 CR 42, Millers-bury, IN 46543; Elkhart County. Fax: 574-642-4035, Cell: 574-536-3061.Godwin, Jay A. (Sequa). Sequa Farms. 313 N. CR 900 W., Daleville, IN 47334; Delaware County. Ph: 765-759-7428, cell: 765-716-6336, email: godwrjg@earthlink.net. SR. 32 to Daleville - turn north at stop light on CR 900 W. - five miles farm on west side. Fax: 765-759-4941.Godwin, Robert Jay. (Sequa) Missy. Sequa Farms. 101 N. CR 900 W., Daleville, IN 47334; Delaware County. Ph: 765-759-8174, cell: 765-749-1999, email: godwrjg@earthlink.net. SR. 32 to Daleville - turn north at stop light on CR 900 W. - five miles farm on west side.Goebel, Bernard. (Caney Creek) Elaine. Caney Creek Farms, Inc. 8400 High School Road, Poseyville, IN 47633; Posey County. Ph: 812-874-2777. email: bgoebel@tds.net. Gongwer, Stephen. (Lawnbank) Judith M. Lawnbank Holsteins. 28239 CR 26, Elkhart, IN 46517; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-522-5600, cell: 574-238-0986, email: lawnbank@kconline.com.CR 26 between SR 19 &CR 3Graber, Roman. (Graberom) Mary Ann. Roman Graber Farm. 1789 E. Wilson Road, Bloomfield, IN 47424; Greene County. Ph: 812-875-2521, cell: 812-699-0286. North on 157 out of Bloomfield 6 miles to black top. Right, to Road 625 (about 1 mile) First place on right.Graber, David H. Delores Ann. 8751 N. 1000 E., Odon, IN 47562; Daviess County. Ph: 812-636-3283. Green, Kevin L. (Green-J). 8316 W. Bee Line Rd., Campbellsburg, IN 47108; Washington County. Ph: 812-755-4773. eight miles west of Salem on West Washington School Road.Green, Terry S. (Green-J) Debbie. 3327 N. West Washington School Rd., Campbellsburg, IN 47108; Washington County. Ph: 812-755-4036, cell: 812-620-1064, email: dairyfarmertsg@yahoo.com. Eight miles west of Salem on West Washington School Road.Green, Tommy L. (Green-J) Nancy. 592 N. Purkhiser Rd., Campbellsburg, IN 47108; Washington County. Ph: 812-755-4673. Eight miles west of Salem on West Washington School Road.Gregory & families, John & Gene. (Jo-Ge). Brook-side Farm. 7293 N. Gray Rd., Mooresville, IN 0; Morgan County. Ph: 317-831-2405, cell: 317-435-4730. SR 37 south of Indianapolis to SR 144 - west five miles to Centenary Road - left to second road - left seven tenths mile down lane.Gurtner, Donald & Dwight. (Four-D-R-C) Rose & Carey. Four-D-R-C. 505 E. 660 N., Fremont, IN 46737; Steuben County. Ph: 260-495-7760, cell: 260-316-1562. West of Fremont on SR 120 to Van Guilden Rd. - go north to CR 660 N. - then west to first farm on left. (D.,R.,D.,&C) Phone 260-495-1941 Fax: 260-495-9058.

H - KHague, Daniel. (Hagueland) Susan. Hagueland Farms. 2166 N 400 E, Albion, IN 46701; Noble County. Ph: 260-636-2186, cell: 260-564-3996, email: dan.hague@gmail.com. 4 miles east of Albion on St. Rd. 8 to 400 E. turn south 8/10 mile on east side of road.Haney, Orville. (Haney’s Hilltop) Jessica. Haney’s Hilltop Holsteins LLC. 1084 N 1200 E., Akron, IN 46910; Fulton County. Ph: 574-893-1301. email: orvhaney@hughes.net. North of Akron two miles on SR 14 - north one eighth mile on CR 1000 W. to first place on west side.

Harmeyer, Darwin E. (Harm-Stead) Sheryl L. 9002 Leesburg Road, Ft. Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4310. email: ds.harmeyfarm72@gmail.com. US 30 west of Ft. Wayne to O’Day Rd. - south one half mile to Leesburg Road - west one half mile.Harmeyer, Bethany,Grant,Russell (Harm-Stead). 9002 Leesburg Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4310. email: ds.harmeyfarm72@gmail.com. Us 30 west of Fort wayne to O’Day Road-south one half mile to Leesburg Road-west one half mile.Hastings, Tim. Carol. Sandy Ridge Farms. 14262 N 475 E, Elnora, IN 0; Daviess County. Ph: 812-692-5537. email: jaerems@gmail.com. Heckaman, Jan. (Argos) Michael. Argos Holstein Farm. 12928 18th B Rd., Argos, IN 46501; Marshall County. Ph: 574-892-6350. SR 10 west of Argos to Muckshaw Rd. - turn south and go two miles to 18th B Rd. - turn east to first place on north side.Heckaman, Michael. (Argos) Jan. Argos Holstein Farm. 12928 18th B Rd., Argos, IN 46501; Mar-shall County. Ph: 574-892-6350, cell: 574-360-6610, email: mjheck21@gmail.com. SR 10 west of Argos to Muckshaw Rd. - turn south and go two miles to 18th B Rd. - turn east to first place on north side.Hein, Edward J. (EJ Acres). E J Farms. 2009 E 121st Avenue, Crown Point, IN 46307; Lake County. Ph: 219-662-9801, cell: 219-775-7533, email: ej-farms@hotmail.com. I-65 to exit 247. Right at bottom of ramp. Turn Left on 129th Avenue. Turn Left onto Iowa Street. Turn Left onto 121st Avenue Farm is first driveway on the left.Hendress, Steve. (Purdue). Purdue University ASREC. 6010 W. 600 N, West Lafayette, IN 47906; Tippecanoe County. Ph: 765-583-2526. email: hen-dress@purdue.edu. From W. Lafayette, Hwy 52 north (8-9 miles), turn right at yellow flasher onto Hwy 231 north, go 2 miles to CR 600 N, than right on CR 600 North, go 1/2 mile and turn left (T road), go to first farm on left.Hibschman, Roger. (R-Needa) Camille. 71916 CR 133, Syracuse, IN 46567; Elkhart County. cell: 574-596-5823, email: rneedaplace@embarqmail.com. Cattle housed at Joe Hibschman’s.Hibschman, Joe. (Oneeda) Donna. Oneeda Hol-steins. 71957 CR 35, Syracuse, IN 46567; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-457-2310, cell: 574-529-3729, email: donnahib@embarq.com. Two miles north of Syracuse on SR 13 to US 6 - east one mile on north side.Hill, Bob. (Hills-Acre) Mary Jane. 2989 New Garden Rd., Williamsburg, IN 47393; Wayne County. Ph: 765-847-2024, cell: 812-593-3932, email: mjbobh@frontier.com. I-70 to US 35 - north to Round Barn Rd. - north to first cross road (New Garden) - east to third farm on south side.Hill, Duane. (Mayhill) Joyce Ann. Mayhill Holsteins. 1399 E. Seaney Rd., Fountain City, IN 47341; Wayne County. Ph: 765-847-2987, cell: 765-914-5494, email: mayhillholsteins@myfrontiermail.com. East at flasher in Fountain City to Boundry Rd. - north to Seaney Rd. - east to second farm on right side.Hively, Lukus. (Hiv-Lan). Hiv-Lan Holsteins. 4387 W 100 S, Kimmell, IN 46760; Noble County. Ph: 260-635-2013, cell: 260-635-2013, email: lhively1@hotmail.com. US 33 N. of Wolf Lake to CR 100 S. past Community State Bank - then 1/2 mile.Hoeing, Wilber A. (Hill-Lawn). Hoeing Livestock Farms. 3493 S. 350 W., Rushville, IN 46173; Rush County. Ph: 765-932-5718. email: hlf@rsebroadband.com. West of Rushville on SR 44 to CR 350 W. - turn south two miles.Hoobirk Farm, . (Hoobirk). Hoobirk (Farm) Corp. 14385 CR 22, Goshen, IN 46528; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2115, cell: 574-596-9890, email: bradhool-ey@gmail.com. Seven miles northeast of Goshen on CR 22 - between CR 33 & CR 35.

Horn, Jeffrey R . (Jade-View) Tammy K. 4471 N. 250 W., Box 163, Portland, IN 47371; Jay County. Ph: 260-726-6257. email: jhorn@jay-countyhospital.com. North of Portland on US 27 to CR 300 N.- west to CR 250 W. - north one and one quarter miles to farm on east side.Hosford Farms. (Lil -Char). Hosford Farms. 6566 N. 200 W., Wawaka, IN 46794; Noble County. Ph: 260-761-2581. One mile east of Wawaka on US 6 to CR 200 W. - south 1/2 mile.Jackson, Neil A. (Engleking) Lora. 3503 W. CR 300 N, Frankfort, IN 46041; Clinton County. Ph: 765-296-4945. Cows housed at Paul Engleking Farm.Johnson, Raymond. (REJ) Christine. 7915 S. 850 W., South Whitley, IN 46787; Whitley County. Ph: 260-723-4821. Two miles south of South Whitley on SR 105 to CR 800 - then west one mile to CR 850 - first farm on north side.Jolliff, Donald G. (Jolliview) Sandy. Jolliview Farms. 5255 N. 400 E., Rushville, IN 46173; Rush County. Ph: 765-645-5144, cell: 765-561-3069, email: jolliview@omnicityusa.com. North of Rushville on SR 3 to Gings Rd. - east to CR 400 E. - north to fourth house on left.Jones, Mike. (J & S) Barbara. Springbrook Farms. 760 E 450 N, Marshall, IN 47859; Parke County. Ph: 765-597-2058, cell: 765-592-0644, email: jsholsteins@yahoo.com. Four and one half miles north of Rockville on US 41 to CR 450 N. - east one mile.Jones, Todd. (J & S) Candace. Springbrook Farms. 1307 E 450 N, Marshall, IN 47859; Parke County. cell: 765-562-2955, email: jshol-steins@yahoo.com. Four and one half miles north of Rockville on US 41 to CR 450 N. - east one mile.Kelsey, Liz. Russ. Kelsay Farms. 3608 E 700 N, Whiteland, IN 46184; Johnson County. Ph: 317-535-0022, cell: 317-677-6881, email: liz@kelseyfarm.com. Take 65 S of Indy to Green-wood Exit . Turn east. take right at first stop sign. Follow road until it T’s take a left then first right, farm on right.Kempel, Elizabeth G. (Kemvale) Jed. Kem-vale. 4139 Deer Crossing Drive, Janesville, WI 53546; Bartholomew County. cell: 812-350-5795, email: elizabeth.finke@gmail.com. South Street east from Hope one mile to CR 900 E. - north on Cr 900 E. to first farm on left. Kline, Maurie & Dawn. (Kline). 20651 CR 138, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-831-5864, cell: 574-202-0393, email: kline@northstarcooperative.com. Three miles south of Goshen to CR 40 - west one mile to CR 21 - north one third mile to CR 138 - west three quarters mile - north side of road.Klopfenstein, Greg. (Wil-Lene) Kathy. Wil-Lene Farm. 27396 Layton Road, North Liberty, IN 46554; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-656-9050, cell: 574-286-3445, email: gkloppy@aol.com. Four and one half miles NE of North Liberty on Layton Rd.Klopfenstein, Jerry. (Wil-Lene). 27348 Layton Rd., North Liberty, IN 46554; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-656-4757. Four miles NE of North Liberty on SR 23 to Crumstown Hwy - turn south then east on Layton.

Klopfenstein, Ron. (Wil-Lene R). Wil-Lene Farm. 27348 Layton Rd., North Liberty, IN 46554; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-656-4757, cell: 574-298-1012. Four miles NE of North Liberty on SR 23 to Crumstown Hwy - turn south then east on Layton.Klopfenstein, Wilbur. (Wil-Lene) Alene. Wil-Lene Farm. 27348 Layton Rd., North Liberty, IN 46554; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-656-4757. Four miles NE of North Liberty on SR 23 to Crumstown Hwy - turn south then east on Layton.Knoper, Bryan. (Paynacres) Michele Payn. Paynacres Holsteins. 10204 W. 450 N., Thorn-town, IN 46071; Boone County. Ph: 765-436-7019, cell: 765-427-0569, email: bknoper@vitaplus.com. Cattle Housed at Carterly Dairy in Thorntown.Koester, Duane & Raymond. (Koester) Zelda. D & R Koester Farms. 11751 Diamond Island Rd., Wadesville, IN 47638; Posey County. Ph: 812-963-3848. Jct. I-64 & S.R.65 - south to first flasher (Booneville-New Harmony Rd.) turn right - go to first stop sign - turn left - go to second road and turn right - first farm on left.Kron, Melvin. (Kron) Linda. Kron’s Registered Holsteins. 5400 Armstrong Rd., Evansville, IN 47720; Vanderburgh County. Ph: 812-963-5389, cell: 812-483-8494, email: lkron@hotmail.com. Ten miles NW of Evans-ville on Hwy 65 to Armstrong . Then east three quarters of a mile on Armstrong Road.Kuehnert, Alan. (K-Hurst) Cindy. Kuehnert Dairy Farm. 6532 Cook Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-489-3766, cell: 260-437-1128, email: awkuehnert@frontier.com. One mile north of Jct. I-69 & US 30 on US 33 to Cook Rd. - then west one mile.Kuehnert, Stanley. (K-Hurst) Carol. Kuehnert Dairy Farm. 6903 Cook Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-489-6013, cell: 260-497-7074. One mile north of Jct. I-69 & US 30 on US 33 to Cook Rd. - then west one mile.Kuehnert, Nathan & Sarah. (K-Hurst) Sarah. Kuehnert Dairy Farm. 6816 Cook Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-417-1918 (Sarah), cell: 260-437-3776 (Nathan), email: saf982@hotmail.com. One mile north of Jct. I-69 & US 30 on US 33 to Cook road. - then west one mile.Kuehnert, Andrew. (K-Hurst) Brittney. Kuehnert Dairy Farm. 6532 W. Cook Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-489-3766, cell: 260-437-3572, email: andrew.kuehnert@adm.com. One mile north of Jct. I-69 & US 30 on US 33 to Cook Road, - then west one mile.Kuhn, Dr. Thomas D. (Kuhncrest). Mar-dale Holsteins Inc. 40 E. Franklin Street, Shelbyville, IN 46176; Shelby County. Ph: 317-392-4333, cell: 317-439-5055, email: mardale2@comcast.net.Kukelhan, Gregg. (Kuk-Lan) Alison. Gregg

Kukelhan & Family. 8078 N. 200 E., Decatur, IN 46733; Adams County. cell:

260-437-1747, email: akukelhan@adamshospital.com. One mile east of Decatur on US 224 to CR 200 E. - then north one and

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Kurtz, Gregory K. Robyn. 560 N. Washington Street, Hagerstown, IN 47346; Wayne County. Ph: 765-489-5141, cell: 765-489-5270, email: kzani-mal35@hotmail.com.

L - M Landis, Steven R. (Creeknook) Beverly. 65868 CR 21, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-533-9839. email: landstev05@yahoo.com. Three miles south of Goshen on SR 15 to CR 40 - west to CR 21 - south to first place.Leffler, Merv. (Price-Leffler Sales Service) Pam. 5875 S. 700 E, Gas City, IN 46933; Grant County. Ph: 765-674-6575. Three miles east of Gas City to first road east of I-69 on SR 22 (CR 700 E.- Marbrook Sign) - Then south one mile.Lindborg, Yon. (Yoned) Alice. Yon - Ed Farm, Inc. 3606 W. 800 S., Union Mills, IN 46382; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-767-2590 /Farm, cell: 219-767-2288 /House, email: yoned@frontier.com. South of US 6 on SR 39 to CR 800 S. - turn west to first farm on south side past RR tracks.Linnemeier, Carl. (Country-Wood) Laura. Country-Wood Holsteins. 8517 Leesburg Rd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46818; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4771, cell: 260-609-7034, email: linnemeier53@yahoo.com. Three miles west of I-69 on US 30 to O’Day Rd. - south one half mile to Leesburg Rd. - west to third place on left.Lipply, Gary & Diana. (Lipply Holsteins). 11235 Plymouth-Goshen Trail, Plymouth, IN 46563; Mar-shall County. Ph: 574-936-7252. One eighth mile east of US 31 on Plymouth-Goshen Trail.Livinghouse, Don. (Ernrich). Livinghouse Farms Inc. 2658 E. US 20, LaPorte, IN 46350; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-778-2446. Two miles west of Jct. US 20 & SR 2.Loggan, Ted. (Loggan Acres) Gena. Loggan Acres. 6946 W. 900 S., Manilla, IN 0; Rush County. Ph: 765-525-6725, cell: 317-439-2439; email: loggan@tds.com. One mile south of SR 244 on 750 W. to CR 900 S. - then east one half mile.Lortie, Carl J. (Kim-Land) Connie. 9852 W 450 N, Cromwell, IN 46732; Noble County. Ph: 260-894-7596. South of Ligonier on SR 33 , two miles (stop light). Right on SR 5 one mile, right on 450 N one mile.Lynn, John T. (AA-Farm) Beverly A. 4615 N. 600 W., Wabash, IN 46992; Wabash County. Ph: 765-833-5694, cell: 765-833-5694. CR 600 W. between CR 400 N. and CR 500 N. in Wabash County.Lyons, Kevin. (Lyonden) Palma. Lyonden. 8610 N. Finch Lane, Byron, IL 61010. Ph: 815-234-4437, cell: 815-979-2370, email: lyondenk@comcast.net. with Alta Genetics.Mackinnon, Kelly M. (Carterly) Caleb. Carterly Farm. 218 N. Market Street, Thorntown, IN 46071; Boone County. Ph: 765-436-2761, cell: 317-370-0468, email: carterkm6@frontiernet.net. Maplebranch Farm, . (Maplebranch). Maplebranch Farm. 60166 CR 39, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2786, cell: 574-536-4713, email: maple@bnin.net. US 20 & SR 13 - south to CR 26 - east one half mile to CR 39 - south to first place on left.Martin, Rex. (Wish-n-Well). Wish-N-Well. 2834 E 1400 S, Box 122, Kokomo, IN 46901; Miami County. Ph: 765-628-7025, cell: 765-480-9649. First house west of intersection CR 600 E. & CR 600 N. NE of Kokomo - or one mile east then one mile south and first house west of Wawpecong.Mast, Delvin. (Deste) Stephanie. 59668 CR 35, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-9633; email: mastfarm6@gmail.com. One and one half miles of SR 4 on CR 35.Mast, Wilbur D. (Wilmar-Lane) Marla J. 16909 CR 34, Goshen, IN 46528; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4881, cell: 260-410-4881, email: marlajmast@gmail.com.

Mast, Gretchen. (Wilmar-Lane). 16909 CR 34, Gos-hen, IN 46528; Allen County. Ph: 260-625-4881, cell: 574-238-2021, email: gretchenmast@gmail.com. Matlock, Marty & Robin. 7350 Pebblebrooke W. Drive,Indianapolis, IN 46236; Robin: 317-538-1494; email: rmatlock81@gmail.com.Matney, Jamie. (Raequeen). 2637 N Jacksonburg Road, Cambridge City, IN 47327; Wayne County. Ph: 765-478-5547. email: lmatney2@hotmail. Three miles east of Hagerstown, 3 miles south on Jacksonburg Road, farm on east side back long lane.McCay, Brent. (McCayland) Linda. 5409 E 17th Road, Tippecanoe, IN 46570; Marshall County. Ph: 574-952-6642. McKaig, Edward. (Chapel Vue) Janice. Chapel View Farms. 1212 N US 35, Logansport, In 46947; Cass County. Ph: 574-735-3351. email: threearrows3@juno.com. North of Logansport on US 35 2 miles north of US 24. Intersection on right side of highway.Mercer, Dru. Sara. 4173 E SR 67, Bryant, IN 47326; Jay County. Ph: 260-997-1495. email: druandsara@bright.net. Mikel, Ronn. (Ro-Mik) Amy. 4727 W. 1250 N., Milford, IN 46542; Kosciusko County. Ph: 574-658-3581. CR 1250 N. first place east of CR 500 W.Miller, Elroy G. (Elmyra) E. Marie. Elmyra Farm. 66220 CR 37, Millersburg, IN 46543; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-642-3694. One and three quarter miles NW of Millersburg on CR 37 Between CR 40 & CR 42.Miller, Keith A. (Elmyra). 10751 CR 146, Millers-burg, IN 46543; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-642-3900. Miller, Nelson W. (N & W) Wilma L. N & W Hol-steins. 5355 S. 500 W., Topeka, IN 46571; LaGrange County. One mile east and one and one half miles north of Topeka - back long lane on east side of road.Miller, Ervin O. (E & E Acres) Esther D. E & E Acres Farm. 9345 W. 400 S., Topeka, IN 46571; La-Grange County. Ph: 260-593-2557. From the corner of State Road 5 & 400 S. go west 1.25 mile around the curve first farm on right. Or 3 miles north of Topeka and 3.25 miles west around the curve, first farm on right.Miller, LaVern. (Lam Acres) Marilyn. 8765 W. 200 S., Topeka, IN 46571; LaGrange County. Ph: 260-768-7698. Four and one half miles south of Shipshe-wana on SR 5 to CR 200 S. Go west 3/4 mile. Second place on right.Miller, Marion E. (TLD) Clara. Marion Miller & Jer-ry Troyer. 4285 W 650 N, Howe, IN 46746; Lagrange County. Ph: 260-562-2093. From S.R. 120 & S.R. 9 go west on S.R.120 to CR 450 W. Then north to CR 650 N. then east 1/4 mile to farm on north side of road.Minich, Jim. (J-Minich) Valerie. 4282 S. 425 W, La-Porte, IN 46350; Laporte County. Ph: 219-324-2791. email: minichjv@csinet.net. From US 6 and Hwy 39 in LaPorte go west 2 1/4 mile, then north on CR 425 W. 1.7 mile and we are on the west side of the road.Moore, Kimberly J. (Carterly) Scott. 1110 North Drive, Franklin, IN 46131; Boone County. Ph: 317-736-7079. email: moorehoosier@embarqmail.com. One mile west of Thorntown on SR 47 to CR 900 W. -south on 900 W. 1 3/4 miles to CR 450 N. -then west on 450 N. approx. six tenths mile.Moyer, Myron. (Moyerview) Sara Jane. 11594 Ted Davis Rd., Greens Fork, IN 47345; Wayne County. Ph: 765-478-3187, cell: 765-969-1006, email: mmoyer45@gmail.com. East of Hagerstown on SR 38 to Jacksonburg Rd. - south to Ted Davis Rd. - left to first place on left side.Mudd, Judy Becher. (Nor-Lene) Stephen. Nor-Lene Holstein Farms. 1656 W. 350 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. cell: cell 260-729-1246. Two and one half miles north of Berne to CR 350 S. - then west to second farm.

Mudd, Stephen. (Nor-Lene) Judy. Nor-Lene Holstein Farms. 1656 W. 350 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. cell: cell # 260-727-2163. Two and one half miles north of Berne to CR 350 S. - then west to second farm.

N - PNewman, Geri Ann. (Culver-GMJ). Culver-GMJ Holsteins. 20197 W 19 B Road, Culver, IN 46511; Marshall County. Ph: 574-842-2242, cell: 574-286-8552, email: gnewman@triton.k12.in.us. From intersection SR 110 & SR 17, go north to W 19B Road. Turn west go 1 mile to 2nd place on south side. Cell: 574-286-8552.Nisen, Richard. (Nise-N-Fancy) Kristin. Nise-N Fancy Holsteins. 6779 N 100 W, Leesburg, IN 46538; Kosciusko County. Ph: 574-453-3337, cell: 574-536-1353, email: rknisen@gmail.com. Off of SR 15, turn west onto Prairie St. Turn right onto 100 W. 1st farm on left.Nor-Bert Farms, . (Nor-Bert Farms). Nor-Bert Farms, LLC. 7220 SR 106 West, Bremen, IN 46506; Marshall County. Ph: 574-546-4772, cell: 574-209-0136. From US 6 turn south on Miami Road (beside ISP post) - go to 1st B Road (first road/dead end/past ISP post) - second farm at end of lane.Obert Farms, Inc., . (Obert) Kelly. Obert Farms, Inc. 5550 E. 825 S, Ft. Branch, IN 47648; Gibson County. Ph: 812-753-5869. Five and one half miles east of Ft. Branch on Hwy 168 to CR 550 E. - then south to 825 S turn left 1/2 mile down road..Oesch, Michael W. (Mybrook) Judy. Mybrook Farms. 57922 CR 43, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2454. email: mybrookfarm@aol.com. Jct. US 20 & SR 13 - go one mile east to CR 43 - turn north to first farm on right.Oesch, Myron. (Mybrook) Murlene. Mybrook Farms. 57922 CR 43, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2666. Jct. US 20 & SR 13 - go one mile east to CR 43 - turn north to first farm on right.Oesch, Myron & Michael. (Mybrook). Mybrook Farms. 57922 CR 43, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2454. Jct. US 20 & SR 13 - go one mile east to CR 43 - turn north to first farm on right.Osborn, Bob. (Edele). Edele. 3310 S. 725 E, Pierce-ton, IN 46562; Kosciusko County. Ph: 574-594-2840, cell: 574-527-6683, email: BobbyOsborn4@gmail.com. Paul, Max L. (Paul Farm) Janet. Paul Farm Hol-steins. 22844 CR 32, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-875-7932. Four miles west of Gos-hen on CR 32 between CR 17 & CR 15.Paul, Micheal. (Paul Farm). 63114 CR 15, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-202-5630.Paul, Ronald J. (Paul Farm) Dawn. Paul Farm Holsteins. 63356 CR 15, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-875-0608, cell: 574-536-1484. Four miles west of Goshen on CR 15 between CR 32 and CR 36. 1/4 mile south of CR 32.Paul, Stephen J. (Paul Farm) Lisa. Paul Farm. 63114 CR 15, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. cell: 574-202-3125, email: paulfarms@juno.com. Four miles west of Goshen on CR 32 between CR 17 & CR 15.Paul, Tarris. Maplebranch Farm. 60166 CR 39, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2786.Paulus, Dennis W. (Denwood) Mary. Denwood Holsteins. 28430 CR 36, Elkhart, IN 46517; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-862-2322, cell: 574-606-5934. Six miles south of Elkhart on SR 19 to CR 36 - west one half mile.Penick, Dianna. 60W 1505, Angola, IN 46703; Ph: 260-316-2965, email: dianna penick@yahoo.com.

Penick, Heath A. (Penicks). Penick Dairy Farms. P.O. Box 179, Orland, IN 0; Steuben County. Ph: 260-316-3665, cell: 260-668-2661. East of Orland on SR 120 to CR 800 W. - south one mile on east side.Penick & Family, Terry W. (Penicks). Penick Dairy Farms. 5660 N. 800 W., Orland, IN 46776; Steuben County. Ph: 260-829-6264, cell: 260-668-1965, email: penickdairyfarm@frontier.com. East of Orland on SR 120 to CR 800 W. - south one mile on east side.Peters, Greg. (Green Lo) Deanna. Green Lo Farm. 264 E 650 S, Brownstown, IN 47220; Jackson County. Ph: 812-358-8011, cell: 812-528-3221, email: greenlofarm@gmail.com. Take Hwy 135 south of Brownstown approximately 7 miles. turn left or south. Travel approximately 3.5 miles to driveway on left with two entrances.Peterson, Richey. (Thors-Enge) Sandy. 5669 Under-wood Rd., Plymouth, IN 46563; Marshall County. Ph: 574-936-6980, cell: 574-292-8837, email: thorsenge@yahoo.com. West of Plymouth on US 30 to Union Rd. - north two miles to 6B Rd. - west one mile to Under-wood Rd. - north one mile on west side.Phares, Steven J. & Paula D. (Phar). 6043 N. 100 W., Albion, IN 46701; Noble County. Ph: 260-636-7156. North of Albion three miles to CR 600 N. - west one mile.Phillips, Stanley H. (Kinelips) Mary Ann. 5719 W. 1050 N., Dupont, IN 47231; Jefferson County. Ph: 812-873-6585, cell: 812-701-7029, email: redmap@seidata.com. One mile east of SR 7 at DuPont.Poland, Mike, Douglas, Jeffrey. (Dougsland Poland-M Poland-J) Rolande. Poland Dairy. 9367 N 125 W, Boswell, IN 47921; Warren County. Ph: 765-869-4048, cell: 765-363-1177, email: mpoland@localline.com. Powlen, J. Phillip. (R-Joy) Darla S. 8229 S. 500 W., Kewanna, IN 46939; Fulton County. Ph: 574-653-2377. email: powlendairy@fourway.net. West of Fulton on SR 114 to CR 500 W. - turn south to second house on left.Powlen, Darla S. J. Phillip. 8229 S. 500 W., Ke-wanna, IN 46939; Fulton County. Ph: 574-653-2377. email: dspowlen@fourway.net. West of Fulton on SR 114 to CR 500 W.-turn south to second house on left.Powlen, Joyce. (R-Joy). R-Joy Farm. 5121 W. 800 S., Kewanna, IN 46939; Fulton County. Ph: 574-653-2028. West of Fulton on SR 114 to CR 500 W. South to CR 800 S. Right to first place.Price, Jeff. Staci. 3535 W 700 S, Jonesboro, IN 46938. cell: 765-661-1555, email: jeff-price@olemiss.k12.in.us.

R - SRauscher, Mark. (Rauscher) Alice. Rauscher Farms Inc. 4316 S 600 W, Huntingburg, IN 47542; Dubois County. Ph: 812-683-4979, cell: 812-639-1327, email: rauscher@psci.net. West of Huntingburg on State Road 64 three miles - turn right on C.R. 650 N. - turn left at the Tee ( Duff Road) - second house on left - red brick.Reiff, Cheryl M. (Reiff) Howard E. 13473 E. 100 N., Box 106, Burnettsville, IN 47926; White County. Ph: 574-826-4128, cell: 574-581-0683. One mile west from the north edge of burnettsville on CR 100 N.Reiff, Howard E. (Reiff) Cheryl M. 13473 E. 100 N., Burnettsville, IN 47926; White County. Ph: 574-826-4128, cell: 574-581-0683. One mile west from the north edge of burnettsville on CR 100 N.Reiff Farms Inc., . (Reiff-Farm). Reiff Farms Inc. 13473 E. 100 N., Burnettsville, IN 0; White County. Ph: 574-826-4128, cell: 574-581-0683, email: howie-andcherylreiff@embarqmail.com. One mile west from the north edge of burnettsville on CR 100 N.

Resler, Greg. (Hy-Class). Hy-Class Holsteins. 4770 S. 200 E, Churubusco, IN 46723. Ph: 260-564-0079. email: hyclassholsteins@gmail.com. From Merriam (SR 33 X SR 9) 9 north to 400 S east to 200 east. Turn right at 200 E. to 500 S. Turn left go 1/2 mile, 2nd place on right.Ribordy, Dale. (Maplette) Jan. Maplette Oper-ation Partnership. 4505 S. 300 W., LaPorte, IN 46350; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-362-3232. Richard, Darrell. (Darita) Bonita. Darita Registered Holsteins. 23121 CR 142, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-831-6492 Fax, cell: 574-202-6493. Southwest of Goshen on SR 119 to CR 15 - turn left or south - go to CR 142 to first farm on right.Rock, Richard. (RJ) Jean. Rock Dairy Farm. 7810 South SR 17, Kewanna, IN 46939; Fulton County. Ph: 574-653-2395, cell: 574-653-1195, email: rockdairyfarm@fourway.net. Corner of State Road 17 & 114.Rudolph, Brian. (Rudi-Haven). 3862 S SR 104, Laporte, IN 46350; Laporte County. Ph: 219-369-1860. Samuelson, Helen, Lyle, Allen & Wendell. (Hel-N-Bob) Helen. R. Samuelson & Sons. 7009 Queen Road, Plymouth, IN 46563; Mar-shall County. Ph: 574-936-9601, cell: 574-952-6773, email: hsamu@embarqmail.com. West of Plymouth on US 30 to stop light one mile west of the Pioneer Plant - north one mile on Queen Rd. on left.Sanders, John. (My-T-Fine). 3 E. 900 N., Chesterton, IN 0; Porter County. Ph: 219-926-3230. One mile north of US 6 on Meridian Road and CR 900 N.Schmitz, Carl. (Dutchmen) Delene. Dutch-man Farms Inc. 929 Dutchman Rd., Wades-ville, IN 0; Posey County. Ph: 812-985-5817. email: caschmitz@sit-co.net. Three and one half miles south of Blairsville to second cross road - west one mile - south to first farm on right.Schwoeppe, Darren. (Schwoeppes) Somula. Schwoeppe Dairy LLC. 2250 W. 900 S., Huntingburg, IN 47542; Dubois County. Ph: 812-683-4795, cell: 812-309-6002, email: schwoeppedairy@aol.com. South on US 231 to airport - turn left to stop sign - turn right one and one half miles to farm on left.Sellers, Mark. (Mar-Sel) Wanita. 1540 E. 200 N., Angola, IN 46703; Steuben County. Ph: 260-665-6577. SR 827 north of Angola to CR 200 N. - east one mile on north side.Settles, Gene. (Fineline-Vu) Denise. Settles Farms. 671 W CR 550 W, Clayton, IN 46118; Hendricks County. cell: 765-301-0700, email: dgsettles@tds.net. From Belleville (St. Rd. 39 & U.s. 40) go west on US 40 2 miles to Rd 0, turn north and go 1 mile to C.R. 550 S turn west go 3/4 of a mile farm is on south side of road.Shearer, Theresa M. (Rising Sun). Ris-ing Sun. 5229 N 200 W, Warsaw, IN 46582; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-453-2632, cell: 574-536-3185, email: goholstein@aol.com.Sickels, Gabrial. 4184 S 200 W, Win-chester, IN 47394. Ph: 765-584-0140, cell: Cell: 765-744-3756.

Simon, Paul. (Simon-Haven). Simon Farms Inc. 4595 E. 500 N., Kendallville, IN 46755; Noble County. Ph: 260-347-4907, cell: 260-343-8750. Two miles north of Albion on SR 9 to CR 5OO N. - east four and six tenths miles on north side.Simons, Thomas. (Simonsdale) Ginnie. 7501 E 1100 N, Kendalville, IN 46755; Steuben County. Ph: 260-347-5260, cell: 260-318-5263, email: tom.simons@hotmail.com.Sommers, Dr. Edward L. (Sommer-Place/Nor-Som) Marilyn. Sommer-Place Holsteins. 3504 Waverly Rd, LaPorte, IN 0; LaPorte County. Ph: 219-325-9640, cell: 219-363-5359, email: elsommers@comcast.net. Cattle housed at Jeremy Dankert’s . Springer, Max D. (Mac-Loret) Janet. 3939 E. 200 N., Bluffton, IN 46714; Wells County. Ph: 260-565-3736. email: jspringer@adamswells.com. Two miles north of Bluffton on SR 1 to CR 200 N. - east three quarter mile on north side.Sprunger, Curtis A. & Lori Ann. (Calas-Creek). Calas-Creek Holstein. 170 W. 500 S., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. Ph: 260-589-2960, cell: 260-525-2960, email: csprunger@embarqmail.com. US 27 north of Berne to CR 500 S. - east three quarter mile - south side up lane on south side of road.Stauffer, James. (Sunset/JLS) Janette. Sunset-J Farms. 25395 CR 50, Nappanee, IN 46550; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-773-2757, cell: 574-354-0126. CR 50 East of State Road 19. 2 1/2 miles north side of road.Stohlman, Duane E. (Du-Be) Betsy J. Stohl-man farm. 1771 E. 175 N., Albion, IN 46701; Noble County. Ph: 260-636-2935, cell: 260-564-0817, email: duanestohlman@gmail.com. East of Albion on SR 8 to CR 150 E. - south to CR 175 N. - east to first farm on left.Stohlman, Travis. (S-A-F) Jennifer. Seven Acre Farm. 8584 W. 1000 N., Ligonier, IN 46767; Noble County. Ph: 260-894-3443. email: tjstohl@ligtel.com. Stookey, Jeff. (Stookeyholm) Marla. Stook-eyholm. 7653 N. 250 W., Milford, IN 46542; Kosciusko County. Ph: 574-453-3733. Two and one half miles west of Leesburg on south side. To farm-2 1/2 miles west of Leesburg, go to 250 west, turn north, farm is on west side of road.Stump, Brian. (Pineymede). Pineymede. 8426 W. Gilbert Lake Rd., Kimmell, IN 46760; Noble County. Ph: 260-856-2364, cell: 574-529-8077, email: BrStump@Embarqmail.com. From Wolf Lake - west on CR 100 S. to end of road - left on Gilbert Lake Rd. to first stop sign - third farm.Swan, Larry. (Swan-ee). Swan Farms, Inc. 6472 E. Division Rd., Lagro, IN 0; Wabash County. Ph: 260-782-2156, cell: 260-571-7156. Five miles east of Wabash on US 24 to Lagro - south of Lagro to Hanging Rock or Division Rd.

T - ZTeeple, Dwight & Dee. (Moeschland).

5425 S. 500 W., Berne, IN 46711; Adams County. Ph: 260-334-5385, cell: 260-615-1836. Four miles

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Thomas, Mark. (Maplebranch) Susan. Maplebranch Farm Inc. 60166 CR 39, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-2786, cell: 574-536-4713, email: maple@bnin.net. South of Middlebury on SR 13 three miles to CR 26. East to CR 39 - south to first place on east.Thomas, Mark A. (Markress) Sharon. 11982 Arba Pike, Fountain City, IN 47341; Wayne County. Ph: 765-847-2491. East of Flasher in Fountain City to end of road - three miles north on Arba Pike.Thomas, Richard. (Leann Acres) Trula. Leann Acres. 15547 CR 22, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-5198, cell: 574-202-5198, email: Leannacres@aol.com. South of Middlebury on SR 13 to CR 20 - right to CR 22 - right to first place on left.Thomas, Sheldon. (Leann Acres). Leann Acres. 15547 CR 22, Middlebury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-5198, cell: 574-202-5194, email: clipping-master@aol.com. South of Middlebury on SR 13 to CR 20 - right to CR 22 - right to first place on left.Thornton, Brian. (Thornbriar/AB-Pinnacle/Lumiere) Alan Nauts. The Farm. 7045 S. 700 E., Columbia City, IN 46725; Whitley County. Ph: 260-396-2585. email: brianthornton23@gmail.com. Take Hwy 14 east of Columbia City to 700 E. Go south one mile; corner of 700 E. and 700 S.Troxel, Thomas. (Vet N Dairy) Luann. Troxel Dairy Farm. 17808 S 600 W, Hanna, IN 46340. Ph: 219-754-2458, cell: 219-508-3433, email: lutroxel@csinet.net. Troyer, Marcus. (Troyer LWH). 34875 400E, Albion, IN 46701; Ph: 260-609-5141, email: troyerlwh@yahoo.com.VanWanzeele, Dave. (Van-Wan). 30233 U.S. Hwy 20, New Carlisle, IN 46552; St. Joseph County. Ph: 574-220-0749. email: npcrazyrunner@hotmail.com. U.S. 20 to Marvel Lane. Turn north onto Timothy Road. Go North 1 1/2 miles. Left on Darden Road. First farm on the right.Wagler, Daniel & Marlene. (DMW). 5517 W. 1000 S., Milroy, IN 46156; Rush County. Ph: 765-629-2345. Take SR 244 to CR 500 W. - south to CR 1000 S. - right to second house on south side.Wagler, Ervin E. (Bent-Road) Rossanna. 8370 E 925 N, Odon, IN 47562; Daviess County. Ph: 812-636-0096. Four miles south of Odon on CR 900 E. to CR 925 N. - west one half mile.Wagler, Uria, Matthew, Joseph. (AW). Wagler Brothers. 4343 W. 750 S., Rushville, IN 46173; Rush County. Ph: 765-629-2364. West of Milroy on SR 244 past first cross road. Second place on right. Also 1st farm on left past second cross road.Weaver, Landis. (Weavercrest). 25723 CR 138, Gos-hen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-862-2041. From Wakarusa take CR 40 to CR 9 - north to CR 138 - east to first place on north side.Weaver, Lyle. (Weavercrest) Carla. 25723 CR 138, Goshen, IN 46526; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-862-3997. From Wakarusa take CR 40 to CR 9 - north to CR 138 - east to first place on north side.Webb, Paul W. (Paunan) Cathy. Paunan Holstein Farm. 13438 CR 38, Goshen, IN 46528; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-642-4777, cell: 574-536-1600, email: pwebb@maplenet.net. CR 38 between CR 35 and 37.Weybright, Garry. (Welcome-Home) Linda. Wel-come Home Farm. 13394 CR 48, Syracuse, IN 46567; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-642-4675, cell: 765-414-3701, email: gdweybright@gmail.com. Elkhart County from Goshen US 33 E through Benton about two miles, take CR 48 West to first farm on South side. From Syracuse take SR 13 N to US 6 Continue North on CR 33 21/2 miles to CR 48 West 1 3/4 mile, Farm on south.Wicker, J .D. (Hilltop-RJ) Rebecca. 5255 W 900 S, Milroy, IN 46156; Rush County. Ph: 765-561-6232. email: jdrswicker@gmail.com. SR 3 to SR 244 - west two miles to CR 400 W. - north one quarter mile.

Wicker, Rebecca S. (Hilltop-RJ) J.D. 5255 W. 900 S., Milroy, IN 46156; Rush County. Ph: 765-561-6233. email: jdrswicker@gmail.com. SR 3 to SR 244 - west two miles to CR 400 W. - north one quarter mile.Wiley, Robert N. (Hoosier) Roberta. 3256 N. SR 75, Thorntown, IN 46071; Boone County. Ph: 765-436-7685. Two and one half miles south of Thorntown on SR 75.Will, Terry & Nancy. (St-Wendel). Will Dairy Farm. 5800 Will Rd., Box 242, Poseyville, IN 47633; Posey County. Ph: 812-963-5447. email: willdairyfarm@sit-co.net. I-64 west to Hwy 65 - south to Boonville-New Harmony Rd. - right to stop sign - right to third road - left to third house on left.Winebrenner, Linda. (A-M-L). A-M-L Farms. 3426 S. 50 W., Albion, IN 46701; Noble County. Ph: 260-636-7205. Jct. SR 9 & US 33 - go north on SR 9 to CR 400 S. - turn west go to CR 50 W. - turn north to second place on left.Wright, Fannie Bell & Emsley W. II. (Em-Right). Em-Right. 8295 East St. Rd 32, Zionsville, IN 46077; Boone County. Ph: 317-769-4479. Yoder, Vernon W. (Verbar) Barbara. Yoder Holstein Farm. 4290 S. SR 5, Topeka, IN 46571; LaGrange County. Ph: V.M. 260-593-0476 Ext 2. Seven miles north of Ligonier or seven miles south of Shipshewana on SR 5.Yoder, Marion. (Hedgeleaf). 10668 CR 16, Middle-bury, IN 46540; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-4856. Two miles east of Middlebury on CR 16.Yoder, Larry. (L.M.Y.) Susan. L.M.Y. Holsteins. 4370 W. 200 N., LaGrange, IN 46761; LaGrange County. Ph: 260-768-7108. Junction SR 5 and U.S. 20 . North to 1st light . East 3 1/2 miles. South side of road.Yoder, Richard L. (Tagwood). Tanglewood Farms Inc. 14847 CR 18, Goshen, IN 46528; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-825-9831, cell: 574-536-4278, email: tanglewood_farms@msn.com. Yoder, Andy. (Trackstar) Sasha. Trackstar Holsteins. 66615 CR3, Wakarusa, IN 46573; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-215-5489, cell: 574-215-5489, email: andysasha@me.com. US 6 West of Bremen to Miami Hwy.Go south 1/4 mile past State Police Post, turn west on 1B Road. 1B Road dead ends into the farm. Cattle house at Nor-Bert Farms.Zanzalari, Kenneth. (Ols-Zan) Susan. 1091 N 125W, Franklin, IN 46131; Johnson County. Ph: 317-736-0195, cell: 217-257-8116, email: ken.zanzalari@princeagri.com. Zell, Dr. Robert. (Phantom) Laura. 69206 CR 3, Nappanee, IN 0; Elkhart County. cell: 574-862-4254, email: Zellfam@gmail.com. First farm south of CR 46 on CR 3.Ziegler, Jerome. (White Oak) Karen. 5034 Ziegler Rd., Batesville, IN 0; Franklin County. Ph: 812-934-4477, cell: 812-212-2941, email: karenziegler@acra-auto.com. Four miles from Batesville on Huntersville Rd. - one quarter mile from Hillenbrand Airport.Zimmerman, Jeffrey. (Glebar J). Glebar Holsteins. 26124 CR 44, Nappanee, IN 46550; Elkhart County. Ph: 574-862-2749, cell: 574-354-0531. Two miles east of SR 19 on CR 44.Zimmerman, Devon. 8076 West 600 South, Clay-pool, IN 46510; Kosciusko County. cell: 574-328-0317. South of Mintone on ST RD 19 go 2 miles to 600 S turn east go about 3 miles. We are on the north side at the corner of 800 W and 600 S (Limestone 2 story house, 3 harvestores).Zollman, Jessica. (Te-Lou) Shawn. Te-Lou Hol-steins. 10510 N. 900 E., Hope, IN 47246; Bar-tholomew County. Ph: 812-546-5717, cell: 812-350-8688. South Street East from Hope one mile to CR 900 E. - North on CR 900 E. to first farm on left.

AA-Farm: John T. LynnA-M-L: Linda WinebrennerAmply: Marlin GaffArgos: Jan HeckamanArgos: Michael HeckamanAriwami: George W. BrandAriwami: David G. BrandArnholt: Garry D. ArnholtAshbaughs: Don AshbaughAW: Uria, Matthew, Joseph WaglerBaugo Valley: Tom L. CookBeekman Holsteins: Jay William & Jay E. BeekmanBend-R: Curtis John BenderBense’s Holsteins: David T. BenseBenter: Kevin BenterBent-Road: Enos WaglerBertschland: Daryl BertschBertschland: Dr. James R. BertschBertschland: James Kevin BertschBertschland: Rodney BertschBossir: Tony BosByersland: David S. & Julia A. ByersCalas-Creek: Curtis A. & Lori Ann SprungerCaney Creek: Bernard GoebelCap City: Charles GarrisonCarterly: Charles & Margaret CarterCarterly: Kelly M. MackinnonCarterly: Kimberly J. MooreCattail: William & Susan GambleCattail: Tim GambleChapel Vue: Edward McKaigClayton Crest: David L. ClaytonCopper-Coin: John P. & LuAn ConnorCountry-Wood: Carl LinnemeierCreeknook: Steven R. LandisCulver-GMJ: Geri Ann NewmanDarita: Darrell RichardDeGroot: Jacob DegrootDenwood: Dennis W. PaulusDeste: Delvin MastDewbrook: Dean & Lesley BeerDMW: Daniel & Marlene WaglerDougsland Poland-M Poland-J: Mike, Douglas, Jeffrey PolandDu-Be: Duane E. StohlmanDutchmen: Carl SchmitzE & E Acres: Ervin O. MillerEdele: Bob OsbornEJ Acres: Edward J. HeinEko-Acres: Michael A. EkovichEko-Acres: Phyllis M. EkovichEll-Glo: Francis ElliottEll-Glo: Harry L. ElliottElmyra: Elroy G. MillerElmyra: Keith A. MillerEm-Right: Fannie Bell & Emsley W. II WrightEngleking: Brian L. EnglekingEngleking: Paul Engleking

Engleking: Kyle EnglekingEngleking: Neil A. JacksonErnrich: Don LivinghouseFineline-Vu: Gene SettlesFixdale: Ronald FickFour-D-R-C: Donald & Dwight GurtnerFuhrmann-Vu: Ron, Eric & Bess FuhrmannGast-Vet: Dr. Mike GastGem-Cado: Mark & Becky FreemanGlebar J: Jeffrey ZimmermanGraberom: Roman GraberGreen Lo: Greg PetersGreen-J: Kevin L. GreenGreen-J: Terry S. GreenGreen-J: Tommy L. GreenHagueland: Daniel HagueHaney’s Hilltop: Orville HaneyHarm-Stead: Darwin E. HarmeyerHarm-Stead: Bethany,Grant,Russell HarmeyerHedgeleaf: Marion YoderHel-N-Bob: Helen, Lyle, Allen & Wen-dell SamuelsonHill-Lawn: Wilber A. HoeingHills-Acre: Bob HillHilltop-RJ: J .D. WickerHilltop-RJ: Rebecca S. WickerHiv-Lan: Lukus HivelyHoobirk: Hoobirk FarmHoosier: Robert N. WileyHy-Class: Greg ReslerJ & S: Mike JonesJ & S: Todd JonesJAB: John J BontragerJade-View: Jeffrey R . HornJ-Minich: Jim MinichJo-Ge: John & Gene Gregory & familiesJolliview: Donald G. JolliffKemvale: Elizabeth G KempelK-Hurst: Alan KuehnertK-Hurst: Stanley KuehnertK-Hurst: Nathan & Sarah KuehnertK-Hurst: Andrew KuehnertKim-Land: Carl J. LortieKinelips: Stanley H. PhillipsKline: Maurie & Dawn KlineKnee-High: Janet H. GardnerKnollbrook: John AdamKoester: Duane & Raymond KoesterKron: Melvin KronKuhncrest: Dr. Thomas D. KuhnKuk-Lan: Gregg KukelhanL.M.Y.: Larry YoderLam Acres: LaVern MillerLawnbank: Stephen GongwerLeann Acres: Richard ThomasLeann Acres: Sheldon ThomasLil -Char: Hosford FarmsLipply Holsteins: Gary & Diana Lipply

Loggan Acres: Ted LogganLookwell: Jordan Mitchell EbyLyonden: Kevin LyonsMac-Loret: Max D. SpringerMaplebranch: Maplebranch FarmMaplebranch: Mark ThomasMaplette: Dale RibordyMar-Jean: Marvin EnglekingMar-Ke: J. Mark EarlyMarkress: Mark A. ThomasMar-Sel: Mark SellersMasal: Max BeerMayhill: Duane HillMcCayland: Brent McCayMer-Bek: Mervin L. BylerMoeschland: Dwight & Dee TeepleMoyerview: Myron MoyerMybrook: Michael W. OeschMybrook: Myron OeschMybrook: Myron & Michael OeschMy-T-Fine: John SandersN & W: Nelson W. MillerNettle Creek: Anthony R. DalessandroNise-N-Fancy: Richard NisenNor-Bert: Jeremy DankertNor-Bert: Jennifer FreemanNor-Bert: Monty FreemanNor-Bert Farms: Nor-Bert FarmsNor-Lene: Judy Becher MuddNor-Lene: Stephen MuddObert: Obert Farms, Inc.Ols-Zan: Kenneth ZanzalariOneeda: Joe HibschmanPaul Farm: Max L. PaulPaul Farm: Ronald J. PaulPaul Farm: Stephen J. PaulPaunan: Paul W. WebbPaynacres: Bryan KnoperPenicks: Heath A. PenickPenicks: Terry W. Penick & FamilyPhantom: Dr. Robert ZellPhar: Steven J. & Paula D. PharesPineymede: Brian StumpPrice-Leffler Sales Service: Merv LefflerPurdue: Steve HendressR & K: Ray & James EashRaequeen: Jamie MatneyRauscher: Mark RauscherRay-Na: Raymond Becher Reiff: Cheryl M. ReiffReiff: Howard E. ReiffReiff-Farm: Reiff Farms Inc.REJ: Raymond JohnsonRising Sun: Theresa M. ShearerRJ: Richard RockR-Joy: J. Phillip PowlenR-Joy: Joyce PowlenR-Needa: Roger HibschmanRo-Mik: Ronn MikelRuBarb: Mike Berby

Rudi-Haven: Brian RudolphS-A-F: Travis StohlmanSchwoeppes: Darren SchwoeppeSequa: Jay A. GodwinSequa: Robert Jay GodwinSimon-Haven: Paul SimonSimonsdale: Thomas SimonsSommer-Place/Nor-Som: Dr. Edward L. SommersStookeyholm: Jeff StookeySt-Wendel: Terry & Nancy WillSunny Park: Krent FrauhigerSunny-Da: Dave GierhartSunny-Park: Dean FrauhigerSunrose: Bruce GingerichSunset/JLS: James StaufferSwan-ee: Larry SwanS-W-F: Stuart W. FordTagwood: Richard L. YoderTe-Lou: Linda FinkeTe-Lou: Ted FinkeTe-Lou: Jessica ZollmanThornbriar/AB-Pinnacle/Lumiere: Brian ThorntonThors-Enge: Richey PetersonTLD: Marion E. MillerTrackstar: Andy YoderTri-D: Greg DawesVan-Wan: Dave VanWanzeeleVerbar: Vernon W. YoderVet N Dairy: Thomas TroxelVinbett: Richard GeorgesWeavercrest: Landis WeaverWeavercrest: Lyle WeaverWelcome-Home: Garry WeybrightWel-Hi: Donald E. & Rick A. BonerWhite Oak: Jerome ZieglerWil-Lene: Greg KlopfensteinWil-Lene: Jerry KlopfensteinWil-Lene: Wilbur KlopfensteinWil-Lene R: Ron KlopfensteinWilmar-Lane: Wilbur D. MastWilmar-Lane: Gretchen MastWish-n-Well: Rex MartinWoodsbrook: David F. BloughYoned: Yon Lindborg

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Congratulations to Hayleigh Geurink of Allendale for being selected as a Holstein Association USA Distinguished Junior Member Semifinalist. Below is Hayleigh’s holstein story which is a portion of her junior entry book she submitted.

My Holstein story began in 1998 when my mom married the son of a dairy farmer. I was three years old that summer when

I took my first steps into the tie-stall barn of Geurink Centennial Dairy. I think most kids that age would be scared to death of the nearly one-ton animals standing in front of them, but I guess I am not most kids. I eagerly lunged forward to pet one of these huge black and white animals, but no one warned me about the gutter! I guess they didn’t really have time! Needless to say, I fell short of petting my first cow and ended up in a big pile of…well you know. To everyone’s surprise I wasn’t bothered at all that my little boots were now soaking up the brown refuse. In fact, I was still so focused on finally petting one of these massive creatures that I jumped right out and continued on my quest. I was hooked.As I started getting older more opportunities became available for me to get involved in. I

was told from the very beginning that I would be expected to work my way up to my first calf, and that is just what I did. Before I get too more in depth, I have to introduce you to a main character in my story, my aunt Jess. Jess got me started in my Holstein career, and she has been my biggest role model since day one. I tagged along with Jess around the farm almost every day, helping her with whatever needed to be done. Like most little girls, when it came to chores feeding the baby calves was my favorite task. I took pride in this job because at the time it was really the only thing I could do on my own. After the babies were fed and happy, we then would proceed to the show animals. Every day, Jess and I would lead and wash our beautiful show girls. After helping on the farm for a while with these various activities and learning the ropes, I finally earned my first show calf Geurink Lee Jasmyn. Jasmyn had my heart. As much as I already loved the farm, I now had an added incentive. I couldn’t wait to get there every day and usually tried making my Aunt Jess have sleepovers with me. Now that I had Jasmyn I couldn’t wait for the fair to get here. I washed and worked with Jas every single day until the

fair. She was mine – not just a calf someone handed me on show day – and I took great pride in that. Once the fair rolled around I was more than excited and ready for the world to see what I regarded as my perfect Jasmyn. Although I wasn’t old enough for 4-H yet, I was still ready to show all those other little Pee-Wee’s what we could do! My naturally competitive nature was fueled as I lead Jasmyn around the big ring, set her up and answered the judges questions which my aunt and grandpa had prepared me for. I had caught the “show bug!”I continued showing every year, but absolutely couldn’t wait until I turned nine. I wanted to compete so badly against other kids who loved doing exactly what I do. When I was finally eligible for 4-H, I was off like a race horse finally let out of its holding gate. I wanted to participate in everything I possibly could, and that’s just what I did. I was on the Ottawa County quiz bowl team, management team, and judging team that competed at Michigan’s state 4-H contest my very first year. Anyone who knows me knows that I’ve never really like school, but studying about cows was fun! At 10 years old, I placed in the top ten for judging in the junior division, and

that was all I needed to make me want to win it all. In the fall of 2004, when I was ten years old, my grandpa decided to sell the cows. Farming was wearing on him physically, and with our small farm resting in the middle of the city he decided our future in the dairy industry was based more on the cows themselves than on running the farm itself. A few friends of ours agreed to keep cows for us while Grandpa continued to raise heifers. Although, he sold out in my early years of 4-H I wasn’t going to let that obstacle stand between me and the tasks I wanted to accomplish. The Michigan 4-H Dairy Youth Program awards one $1000 and one $750 scholarship to the top two individuals in both the junior and senior divisions. To win these cash prizes you have to have to have the top combined scores in three out of the four 4-H contests: showmanship, judging, quiz bowl, and management. When I was 13 years old I won my showmanship class, the junior judging contest, and did very well in quiz bowl. These scores were enough to allow me to win the High Overall Junior Award. I was ecstatic! My hard work had finally paid off and now I had

Michigan’s Hayleigh Geurink Selected as a Semifinalist

Holstein Announce Distinguished Junior Members

Holstein Association USA announces twelve semifinalists in the 2014 Distinguished Junior Member (DJM) contest. DJM recognition is the highest honor that a Junior Holstein Association member can receive, recognizing outstanding youth and their

involvement with the Holstein breed. Applicants must submit an entry book including essays discussing their participation in Junior Holstein programs, a detailed resume of their school and community involvement, and clearly express their knowledge of the dairy industry. This year’s semifinalists are: Emma Andrew, Newark, N.Y.; Elizabeth Davis, Union Bridge, Md.; Hayleigh Geurink, Grand Rapids, Mich.; Sara Kitchen, Danville, Pa.; Cassandra Krull, Lake Mills, Wis.; Jaylene Lesher, Bernville, Pa.; Lauren Nell, Gettysburg, Pa.; Ryan Pralle, Humbird, Wis.; Nicholas Schuster, Fond du Lac, Wis.; Joshua Simon, Farley, Iowa; Meghan Vaill, Vernon, N.Y.; and Carrie Warmka, Fox Lake, Wis. “My Holstein story had been a whirlwind of hard work and excitement, and I can’t wait to see where this ride will take me next,” says nineteen-year-old Hayleigh Geurink in her story of Junior Holstein work. She continues, “The dairy industry and the many wonderful people I have met through it have developed me into the person I am today, and I want to do everything in my power to give back to this great community of dairy enthusiasts.” Twenty-year-old Ryan Pralle talks about the impact Registered Holsteins have had on him, “My life thus far has been painted ‘black and white’ with Holstein involvement and dairy activities. These experiences as well as growing up on a progressive dairy farm have given me immense knowledge, leadership growth, and inspiration to continue working in the dairy industry. Without a doubt, much of my interest in life sciences and genetics was fostered early on from my experiences in dairy bowl and interacting with our professional consultants.” These twelve semifinalists will continue on to interview at the National Holstein Convention, held June 24 through 28, in Dubuque, Iowa, to become one of six finalists. Finalists will receive annual renewed memberships to Holstein Association USA. All Junior Holstein members, between the ages of 17 and 21 are eligible to apply for the Distinguished Junior Member recognition. For more information about DJM or other Holstein youth programs, visit www.holsteinusa.com/juniors, or contact Kelli Dunklee at 800.952.5200, ext. 4124, or by email at kdunklee@holstein.com.

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$1000 to either put towards school or an animal. The obvious choice for me was the animal! I was also the top overall junior again the next year, but you are only eligible to collect the prize once in each division.With this scholarship money and some other earnings from my summer dairy adventures, my grandparents decided that they would take me to the Autumn Opportunity Sale that fall. I carefully studied all of the pretty heifers in the sale line up, but one immediately caught my eye. I looked up her pedigree in the catalog and found that she was a granddaughter of Krull Broker Elegance out of a VG-88 two year old, and I figured there was probably a good chance I wouldn’t be able to afford her. I am the type of girl though, that if I want something badly enough I will try to make it happen, and well, that’s just what I did! I went and found my grandma and showed her my find, she agreed that she would match my funds. I then called up my Aunt Jess and told her the story, she agreed that she trusted my judgment and would also go in on this spring calf with me. Before the heifer entered the sale ring, we had decided that we would spend no more than $3,900 on her – three equal contributions of $1300. She had the potential to be my first purchase ever. When she got in the ring all I remember hearing is the “yeeeeeep!” from the guys taking the bids. My initial thought was that I had no chance to have this heifer that I had already fallen in love with. At this point my grandma was in a bidding war with another man. The price got to $3900 and I heard the words “SOLD!” come out of the auctioneer’s voice. My heart sank, until I realized that that this little heifer was headed home with us! Budjon-JK Dundee Emerald became the new love of my life, and my very first major purchase!The older I became, the more involved I wanted to be come in the dairy industry. When I was 12 years old I ran for a spot on the Michigan Junior Holstein Association’s board. This board is in charge of a lot of big activities for Michigan’s dairy youth, and running for one of ten coveted positions at such a young age meant the odds were against me, but to my surprise I was elected to be the District Five representative! Looking back, it is incredible to me that other MJHA members had enough faith in me at twelve to be one of the ten representatives. When I turned 15 I became the Secretary of the Michigan Junior Holstein Association (MJHA). This position required me to take minutes at each meeting and make sure they were distributed to all the members. I held that position for two years until I was elected to serve as the President at 17. My main goal from day one of my Presidency has been to make the Michigan Junior Holstein Association as strong as it could possibly be, and to be highly respected for the events we put on. As president, I lead meetings and oversee the planning and execution of many MJHA events. A few of these events include The Party Barn at the Michigan Dairy Expo, Dairy Fun Day and the Semen and Embryo sale which is our biggest fundraiser and annual trips to the National Holstein Convention. Our goal with these events is to educate youth about dairy cattle and opportunities in the dairy industry, as well as to provide a professional means for them

to network with others that have similar interests.Each year the Michigan Junior Holstein Association makes it a priority to sponsor a trip to the National Holstein Convention. I have attended multiple National Holstein Conventions including Maine in 2005, Wisconsin in 2008, Minnesota in 2010, Virginia in 2011, and Missouri in 2012. Unfortunately, I had to miss this past convention in Indiana because of my commitment to my summer internship. I am so thankful for my National Holstein Convention experiences, and I want other kids to have the opportunities I have had. I have met many of my close friends in the industry through convention, and had the chance to compete at the national level in events like Dairy Bowl. Also, I have served as the Michigan delegate multiple times at the annual junior meeting. Being a delegate for your state, and being able to have a say on what individual holds the next position on the national board, is a pretty cool experience, and I hope more kids from Michigan get that chance. My dairy judging experiences are a huge component of my Holstein story. I started judging when I was nine years old, and now today at 19 years old I am still competing. I met many successes as a junior 4-H’er competing on the state level, but my dairy judging career didn’t really take off until I was old enough to earn my spot on a state team and compete on the national level. My first national contest was in 2010 at the All-American Dairy Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Once again, most kids would be pretty nervous for their first contest, but I just looked at it as another opportunity to prove myself. It probably doesn’t hurt that I like to talk – a lot – so that has always helped me with giving oral reasons! I ended up placing second overall in the 4-H contest, losing by one point to the first place individual who I am still friends with today. Although losing an entire contest by one point is heartbreaking, I chose to look at it from a different perspective. I had almost won my first national contest, and that one point loss made me want to win even more. A year later I competed in my second national contest which was held at the North American International Livestock Exposition in Louisville, Kentucky, where I finished 8th overall. The next year was my opportunity to compete in the Superbowl, my shot at the Stanley Cup, the World Series! I finally worked my way up to the Madison team! The World Dairy Expo contest held in Madison, WI is the contest that everyone is out to win,

and in 2012 my 4-H team did just that! We had a dream of a day, winning the 4-H contest by 44 points. Not only did we win the high team overall, but we also earned a trip to Europe, and took home the gold in the Oral Reasons category as well. Individually, I was 9th, with all four of our team members being named All-Americans by placing in the top 25. It was an once-in-a-lifetime experience, and I will never forget the emotions I felt after Michigan was announced as number one team. This contest was also very special to me because one of my very best friends, Megan Bush, was on the team with me.The summer of 2013 was all about dairy for me and extreme personal growth. It was the summer between my first and second years in the two-year Dairy Management program at Michigan State. Each one of the students in this program is required to complete a full summer internship on a dairy farm. My particular situation was unique. My program advisor was also my judging coach, a person with whom I have built a pretty strong relationship. He knew I wanted to get out of the state of Michigan for my internship, so he sent me to Heinze Dairy in Portage, Wisconsin. Honestly, the first three weeks of my internship were awful. I missed home, my family, my friends, and my own cows. I was devastated that I had to miss the Michigan State Holstein Show that I have attended every year for the past 10 years. I never thought that I would be strong enough to finish three whole months away, and I wanted to quit. I wanted to quit, but I didn’t. I pushed through every day, and eventually things started to look up. My boss, Mark Heinze, is the judging coach for the Columbia County judging teams in Wisconsin. He knew of my judging history, and invited me to be one of his assistant coaches along with Justin Langer. Of course I jumped at the opportunity to help; it would be a good way to meet more kids and to use my skills to hopefully strengthen theirs. Needless to say, I absolutely fell in love with the judging kids who ranged from age 9-17. They actually took the advice I gave and applied to their way of doing things. I worked

Hayleigh spends as much time as she can with her favorite Holsteins, including Geurink Sanchez Desire. Now that her grandpa has retired from dairy farming, the farm houses a few dry cows and some special heifers.

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with these kids all summer. Two of the younger girls became the little sisters I never had and I absolutely loved them. The first contest for the judging crew was the district contest. Our junior team ended up on top and it was one of the best feelings I have experienced! Watching these kids grow and develop their skills and then being rewarded for it was just amazing. Placing first allowed them to continue on and compete at the Wisconsin state contest. They ended up second overall there and it was another great accomplishment. These judging kids became a big part of my life this summer, and I am still in contact with them to this day. I got a brief holiday from my summer internship to participate in the trip that my Madison 4-H team had earned the previous fall. On June 19, 2013 my Madison 4-H team, guided by our suspender-wearing coach Joe Domecq, boarded a nine hour flight to Scotland to be a part of the International Livestock Tour. Once we were in Scotland we were joined by several other teams who all earned the trip by placing well in their respective contests. While in Scotland we stopped at the Royal Highland Show and competed in the Young Farmers judging contest. Let me make it clear that we were only against the other Americans on the trip, and that the Scottish judgers give reasons a lot differently than what we are used to! Also, you judge in pairs in this contest so our team of four was divided into two. My partner was my best friend I mentioned earlier, Megan Bush. We ended up being the top pair overall and our other two teammates finished third. After we finished our Scotland adventures we headed over to London, England where we spent a few days touring the city. We toured many farms to learn their way of doing things. Our final destination was Ireland which was by far my favorite place leg of the trip. Everyone was so friendly and inviting, and seemed to love Americans! I met so many awesome people on this trip that I will stay friends with for a lifetime. Being in the same place with a bunch of other people who love what you love is an incredible feeling and makes you feel like you belong. This was truly a trip of a lifetime and I never would have guessed that judging dairy cows would have given me this opportunity to travel the world, but I am so thankful that it did! When I returned to the states I got to spend the Fourth of July with my family, and then it was right back to Wisconsin to pick up where I had left off with my internship. Being an assistant coach wasn’t the only extra-curricular activity I got to do in Wisconsin. I also helped select classes for each judging contest all over the state of Wisconsin. At the district judging contest I was asked to judge showmanship and listen to junior oral reasons. It was amazing to me that these Badgers welcomed a Spartan and encouraged me to participate in so many of their summer events. I also headed down to UW-Madison to help run the Badger Dairy Camp for five days. I was in charge of all the heifers that were being used in the camp. I also helped teach a judging course during the camp. I met a lot of really great UW students during this camp and can’t imagine my life without them. I even convinced my boss to let me take a show string to his county fair. It started with one cow, and

quickly grew by four heifers. The highlight of my show string was that I exhibited the Reserve Grand Champion Cow of the day and won senior showmanship. Not only did I get to have all of these different experiences, but I also got help welcome my boss and his wife’s first child into the world! My internship started out rough, and I honestly didn’t think I would make it through, but I did. I gained so much experience spending a summer out in Wisconsin and everyone took me in as one of their own. I was pushed to try a lot of new things without my usual support system at my side. I don’t think those individuals will ever know how much their kindness and trust in me meant to me and I always look forward to being reunited with them. Last fall I was on the Post- Secondary dairy judging team for Michigan State University. The three other individuals on my team had very little prior judging experience, which was new for me as I had always been surrounded by other proficient cattle evaluators. My coach urged me to step up and be a leader to my teammates, which didn’t take much convincing! It took me a little while to adjust going from a highly competitive and experienced team, to a team who was brand new to the topic. I pushed my teammates every single day and tried hard to give them the motivation they needed to perform to their highest potential. Our first contest as a team was back in Madison. I really didn’t know what to expect. I had a brand new team, and the competition was different. We ended up placing sixth overall! Individually I was third overall, and won the oral reasons portion of the contest. We as a team really wanted to crack top five, but we were still happy with sixth, especially seeing as the top few teams were a lot more experienced than ours. This contest gave my team-mates a taste of what dairy judging contest were like, and it made them hungry to do better at our next contest. Our next stop was Louisville. I felt like the team made a lot of progress since the Madison competition and I was excited to see how we would do. Once again, I was third overall and won oral reasons! What can I say - I like to talk! Most importantly, my team finished third overall in the contest, and each one of my teammates had their names called for placing in a breed! We were ecstatic! Everyone’s blood, sweat, and tears and finally paid off, and we were more than happy with our performance! On the car ride home I was being the typically competitive natured Hayleigh and was breaking down my performance. I realized that I lost winning both contests by a combined total of 7 points. Honestly, that hurt me a little bit. I always think to myself “if I would’ve switched that pair,” or “if I wouldn’t

have bombed that Guernsey class.” Thankfully I had my aunt Jess along on that trip to knock some sense into my head and make me realize that I just won oral reasons at two national contests in a row, and that I should be extremely proud of that. I definitely was. Dairy judging has not only afforded me the skills and opportunities to network, but has strengthened my public speaking and time management skills. In December 2013, I completed my two-year Ag Tech degree in Dairy Production at Michigan State University. I am currently a sophomore working toward a degree in Communications. At MSU I am a part of the Dairy Club serving as the Membership and Promotions chair, and work on the planning committee for the Spartan Spectacular Calf Sale. I try to get new faces involved and encourage others to take advantage of the many opportunities available through this industry.My Holstein story had been a whirlwind of hard work and excitement, and I can’t wait to see where this ride will take me next! The dairy industry and the many wonderful people I have met through it have developed me into the person I am today, and I want to do everything in my power to give back to this great community of dairy enthusiasts. I wouldn’t have had the success or experiences I have had without the constant support systems of my friends and family, who often believe in me more than I believe in myself. Hard work truly does pay off. Although my grandpa sold the herd ten years ago, and now only have show heifers and a select few cows left it hasn’t stopped me We sold out when I was just beginning my Holstein career, but I didn’t put my dreams on hold. Maybe going to back to the farm was never intended to be my destiny, but I sure as heck know that my heart will always lie in the hands of this industry, and that my burning passion for it will never die out. That little girl you’ve been reading about is now a mature, passionate, hardworking young adult and is still working towards her dreams each and every day. I am Hayleigh Geurink, and these sixteen years of my Holstein story are just the beginning!

Dairy Fun Day 2014The Michigan Junior Holstein Association once again will be

having Dairy Fun Day. Dairy Fun Day will be held at MOO-ville Creamery and Westvale-VU dairy farm in Nashville, MI, on

July 9. Dairy Fun Day will start at 9 a.m. and end around 5 p.m. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. Please try to be on time for

registration. We will a very full and very fun day, rain or shine.

Everyone is welcome to attend. There will be five sessions and one game time. This year the sessions are AI and Pedigree,

Newborn Calf Care, Show Etiquette, Bedding for a Show, and an Ice Cream Session! Three sessions will be in the morning, then

we will have lunch which will be provided, and the other two sessions will be after lunch. After we are done with the sessions,

we will have the opportunity to tour MOO-ville Creamery and Westvale-VU dairy farm.

THINGS TO KNOW: •Everyone is invited!!•Everyone will receive a Dairy Fun Day T-shirt, if regis-

tered before due date •Registration is due by June 27, 2014 •Lunch and ice cream will be provided•There is a 10 dollar registration fee

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B-Hiddenhills Levi 1791 was the top selling lot at the 2014 Top of Michigan Sale, consigned by Hidden Hills Dairy. She was purchased by Gary Protzman; Delcath Farms.

Joe Kulhawick donated the giveaway calf that was won

by Owen Bontekoe.

Congratulations!Brian Brunink of Hidden Hills Dairy

was named to the District VII Hall of Fameat the District VII Annual Meeting in January.

Second high seller at the District VII Sale was Gross-Farm F-Cut Meridith, consigned by Steve Gross. She was purchased by Dean Davenport.

Michigan District VII ShowJuly 8, 2014

Location to be determined!Everyone welcome, no entry fee.

Contact Katrina Bontekoe for information!!Call or text (231-510-0764)

or email katrinabontekoe@hotmail.com

District VII is also sponsoring the

Best Bred & Owned Award at the All-Michigan Holstein Summer

Show (July 25) with a cash prize of $200 for Champion and $100 for Reserve.

Highlights from District VII’sTop-Of-Michigan Sale

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To be named a Master Breeder is one of the highest honors a Registered Holstein breeder could achieve and this year’s winner is the epitome of this award.

The 2014 Master Breeder of the Michigan Holstein Association is Doug Long of Long-Haven Farms, Inc. in Clayton, MI.From the time he could walk, Doug wanted to be around the barn, tractors and cows. His early farming antics at three years of age proved a bit too adventurous when the hired man came racing into the milk barn yelling that Doug had climbed into the bull pen. His dad, Carlos Long, grabbed a pitch fork and sprinted to the pen made of thick iron bars that could hold a big mature bull in, but apparently not keep a young boy out. The bull was tossing little Doug around like a soccer ball using his nose to push him around in the manure. Carlos climbed over the fence and used his pitch fork to get the bull away and retrieve the boy, who was quite a sight covered in manure from head to toe. Doug’s parents broke every speed limit racing their howling, filthy, smelly toddler to the emergency room for examination, but not a single bone was broken. A thorough cleaning up and a stern lecture about staying out of the bull pen followed, but it had been proven that day: “you can’t keep a true farm boy down.”From being tossed around in a bull pen to managing the renown Long-Haven herd, Doug has learned much and accomplished much. Here are just a few of Doug’s accomplishments as he developed the Long-Haven herd.

• To date there are 109 cows with the Long-Haven prefix scored EX – of these, three have scored EX-94, three have scored EX-93 and three have scored EX-92 and there are numerous multiple E cows; hundreds more have

scored VG.

• 40 cows with the Long-Haven prefix have earned Gold Medal Dam status, 62 have earned Dam of Merit status, and of these, 29 have earned BOTH Gold Medal Dam and Dam of Merit status.• Seven Long-Haven bulls have earned Gold Medal status.• One 16th generation EX, one 13th generation EX and 10 12th generation EX cows have been developed at Long-Haven.• Longs have bred a unanimous All-American and All-Canadian winner and numerous All-Michigan and Reserve All-Michigan winners, and showed champions at the Michigan Spring and Summer Shows, the Ohio Spring Show and at the North American International Livestock Exposition.

Doug, in partnership with his father, Carlos, is a previous recipient of the MSU Dairy Farmer of the Year Award.Doug has been a member of the National Holstein Association and Michigan Holstein Association for more than 50 years, is a former Vice President and President of the Michigan Holstein Association, represented Michigan as a delegate at numerous national Holstein conventions over the years, and served on state and national sale committees.Today, Doug farms with his son, Scott and together they milk 68 cows – 60 of these 68 cows are homebred and all but one of the herd’s 82 heifers are homebred. The herd’s current rolling herd average is 32,044M 3.7%F 3.2%P and its BAA is 111.6 – 20 EX, 33 VG and 4 GP. Doug’s breeding philosophy is pretty straightforward – cows need to have solid type so they can produce large volumes of milk, breed back and last many lactations – and the herd’s tagline says it all, “Where the cows pay the bills.”Congratulations to the 2014 Michigan Holstein Association Master Breeder, Doug Long, Long-Haven Farms.

MHA President Sherry Meyer presents Doug Long with the Michigan Holstein Association Master Breeder award.

One of the many successful show outings for the Long family, pictured (left to right): Jennifer & Scott Long, Bev & Doug Long, (in the front) Taegan and Grant.

Doug Long Named Master Breeder

A - BAdam, Mark. (Constructive) Donna. 2063 Arch Rd.; Eaton Rapids, MI 48827. (District 3) 517-281-7982, adamm@northstarcooperative.com. Cows located on various farms.Alexander, Jeffrey. (Na-Lar) Julie. 5815 Hanover Rd.; Hanover, MI 49241. (District 3) 517-563-8729, nalar@frontiernet.net. US-127 to Chicago Rd. (US12) W approx. 7 mi to Moscow Rd., N 5 mi to Hanover Rd. E first farm south side of rd. (white buildings-farm sign).Apple Dairy. (Co-Apple or Cole-Riverview). 6972 Cole; Bancroft, MI 48414. (District 6) 989-277-2880. 8953 Bath, Byron, MI.Atherton, Thomas F. (Tomerton) Lynn. 10400 Smith Rd.; Gaines, MI 48436. (District 6) 989-271-8757, TomandLynn3@gmail.com. US23 to Grand Blanc Rd. W to Seymour Rd. S to Smith Rd. W 1.7 miles to farm.Baker, Timothy. (Star-Summit) Jennifer. 1843 16th Ave.; Byron Center, MI 49315. (District 5) 616-813-6745 (c), Jenniferlbaker@live.com. South of Grand Rapids on US 131 to 84th St. exit, west 8 miles to 16th Ave., 1st place south on 16th Ave.Barends, Tom. (Jenesis -B). 1370 W. 32nd St.; Fremont, MI 49412. (District 7) 231-924-6163, tbarends@hotmail.com. 5 miles east of Fremont on 48th St., 2 miles north on Ferris, east on 32nd St. to first farm on south side.Bennett, David. (D-L-Bennett) Sara. 289 Swaffer Rd.; Mayville, MI 48744. (District 1) 989-286-7244, farmboy_80@hotmail.com. North of Lapeer on M-24 to Swaffer Rd., west 1 and 1/2 miles to farm on south side of road.

Bennett, Lawson. (D-L-Bennett) Alma. 390 Swaffer Rd.; Mayville, MI 48744. (District 1) 989-843-6019. North of Lapeer on M-24 to Swaffer Rd., west 1 and 1/2 miles to farm on south side of road.Bennett, Matthew. (D-L-Bennett) Deana. 6825 Mertz Rd; Mayville, MI 48744. (District 1) 989-843-7176. North of Lapeer on M-24 to Swaffer Rd., west 1 and 1/2 miles to farm on south side of road.Berens, Boyd L. (Melridge). 3186 - 146th Ave.; Dorr, MI 49323. (District 4) 616-896-8625. I-96 to Hudonsville exit. Go south on 32nd Avenue about 8 miles to 146th Avenue. Turn left (east) - first farm on left or north side of road.Bialobrzeski, Kenneth. (KB-View). 1712 Henry St.; Alger, MI 48610. (District 7) 989-836-2234. N on 1-75 to 202 exit tEaston, Maple Ridge 1/2 mile to Henry St, South 1/2 mile to farm on left.Black, George & Sarah A. (King Street). 14220 Hinman Rd; Eagle, MI 48822. (District 1) 517-626-7712, blacks4msu@frontier.com. 4 miles south of Vassar on Vassar Rd., 2 miles west on Swaffer Rd.Blair, Gary. (Twin Eagle). 8194 Roosevelt Rd; Middleton, MI 48856. (District 6) 989-330-9263, doubleeagledairy@yahoo.com. 5742 Pendell Rd, Middleton, MI.Bodeis, Calvin. (Bodeis) Abigail. 1814 W. Saginaw Rd.; Mayville, MI 48744. (District 1) 989-843-0043, cbod@avci.net. From light in Mayville: 3 miles west on Saginaw Rd. to farm on north side.Bohm, Charles R. (Plumbrook) Helen. 22407-29 Mile Rd.; Ray, MI 48096. (District 1) 586-749-9839, charlesbohm09@comcast.net. 8 miles east of M-53 on 29 Mile Rd.

Bontekoe, Mark. (Touchdown) Katrina. 594 22 Mile Rd.; Marion, MI 49665. (District 7) 231-743-6923, katrinabontekoe@hotmail.com. 2 1/2 east of stoplight in Marion to 5th Ave. then north 2 miles. Left on 22 mile road, First place on right.Bontrager, John. 9750 W 100 S; Shipshewana, IN 46565. Braid Farms Inc. (Braid Farms). 3107 Newburg Rd.; Durand, MI 48429. (District 6) 989-743-3723, terryae@shianet.org. I-69 Bancroft exit-west 1/2 mile to Scribner Rd.-turn N at Scribner Rd; 1 mile on corner.Braid, Robert & Betsy L. (Castaway). 2727 Newburg Rd; Durand, MI 48429. (District 6) 810-730-1815, betese@yahoo.com. I-69 Bancroft Exit, West half mile to Scribner Rd, norht 1 mile.Brinks, Ronald. (Ber-Sher) Barb. 3610 Mulder Rd.; McBain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-826-4121, rbrinks@centurytel.net. 2 miles east of Falmouth to 9 Mile Rd., south one mile to Mulder Rd., east 1/2 mile.Buell, Andrew. Deanne. 7075 N. Lewis Ave.; Temperance, MI 48182. (District 2) 734-269-3059, dbuell@airport.k12.mi.us.Burkhardt, Sheila & Conan. (Nugentdale). 9984 Crofoot Rd.; Fowlerville, MI 48836. (District 3) 517-223-7870, burkhardt91@gmail.com.Bush, Lauren. 1820 S Crawford Rd. Apt C8; Mt Pleasant, MI 48858. (District 6) 810-844-6159, bushlau1@gmail.com.

3250 Dietz Road, Williamston, MI 48895 • 517-490-7736

MICHIGAN HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION2014 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

Michigan Holstein Association Board Of DirectorsPresident ................... Sherry Meyer Vice President ......... Ike Hunt Executive Secretary............Suzanne Tuttila

District 1 ................... Brent Moyer District 2 ...............Hope ReisterDistrict 3 .................. Carlyle Westendorp District 4 ............... Tammy VanHaitsmaDistrict 5 .................. Tim Baker District 6 ...............Gary VitekDistrict 7 .................. Tom Barends At-Large .................. Shaun HydeAt-Large ..................... Steve Reed At-Large .................. Jess Jakubik

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Buth, Dennis W. (Green Vale). 681 Glenvale; Coopersville, MI 49404. (District 5) 231-638-3103, DButh51@gmail.com.Buth, John G. (Green Vale) Janet A. 6383 Leonard; Eastmanville, MI 49404. (District 5) 616-837-6109, muffiebuth@aol.com. 25 miles west of Grand Rapids to I-96 to Eastmarville Exit go south 3 miles to 1st stop sign east 1/4 mile on Leonard 1st farm on north side of road.Butler, Brent & Nina. (Sandy Ridge). 13875 Darby Rd.; Lake Odessa, MI 48849. (District 5) 616-374-5211, nbutler5@reliableinter.net. 5 miles west of Lake Odessa on M-50 to corner of Darby Rd.

C - DCarson Acres, LLC. (Carson-Acres) Shirley. 6280 One Mile Rd.; Hesperia, MI 49421. (District 7) 231-924-0484, shirleycarson26@yahoo.com. 6.75 miles North of Fremont on North Stone Rd. OR 1/4 Mile South on Stone off M-20.Cary, Stephen. Connie. 6717 Poorman Rd.; Battle Creek, MI 49017. (District 3) 269-968-3510, sccow@aol.com.Case, Dennis L. (DLC) Connie. 2845 Butler Rd.; Dowling, MI 49050. (District 3) 616-721-3353. M-37 Hwy. (South from Hastings, North from Battle Creek), to Butler Rd. (1 mile South of Dowling) East on Butler Rd.Chestnut, Charles O. Jane. P.O. Box 51 , 3220 M-52; Williamston, MI 48895. (District 3) 517-521-3555. 4 miles east of Williamston to M-52, north to 1st place on east side.Clark, Alpha S. & Linda S. Sherman. (Clydal) Marlene. P.O. Box 8; McBain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-825-2435. Junction of US-10 & M-66, go 2 miles west on US-10, 1/2 mile south on 50th Ave., barn on right hand side of road.Clark, Nicholas. (Rho-Nic) Rhoda. 3699 Stahlbush Rd.; Prescott, MI 48756. (District 7) 989-873-4300. 14 miles east and 2 miles north of West Branch.Cnossen, Bob, Mike & Matt. (Prosperous) Daralee. 3688 E Proper Rd.; Falmouth, MI 49632. (District 7) 231-826-3561, thecnossens@hotmail.com. 2 and 1/2 miles east of Falmouth

on Prosper Rd. to 9 Mile Rd., north 1/2 mile.

Costigan, Mary Katherine. (Mardad) Ted. 4325 Arthur St East; Coopersville, MI 49404. (District 5) 616-430-1258, allegan_17@hotmail.com. I-96 West to Exit 19 Lamont/Coopersville; turn right off highway onto 48th Ave.; turn left on Cleveland, right on 56th Ave., down about 4 miles on left side.Cumper, Duane G. (Cumper) Sandra. 350 Decker Rd.; Marlette, MI 48453. (District 1) 989-635-2796. 6 miles north, 2 miles E, 1/2 mile south of Marlette on west side of road.Cumper, John W. (Cumper) Shirley. 445 Decker Rd.; Marlette, MI 48453. (District 1) 989-635-2796. 6 miles north, 2 miles E, 1/2 mile south of Marlette on west side of road.Cumper, William G. (Cumstead) Carolyn. 350 Decker Rd.; Marlette, MI 48453. (District 1) 989-635-2796. 6 miles north, 2 miles east and 1/2 mile south of Marlette.Davenport, Dean M. (KelDean) Kelly. 11305 E. Newburg Rd.; Durand, MI 48429. (District 6) 989-288-5484, LanceLuke@frontier.com. 2 miles east of Durand on Newburg Rd.Daybreak Dairy LLC. Sharon. 4861 Adams St.; Zeeland, MI 49464. (District 5) 616-688-5582, Daybreak@drenthe.net. Corner of 48th Ave, and Adams Street. Two miles East Drenthe, MI.Dillon, Matt. (Posey Creek) Sarah Dillon. 4300 Jerome Rd; North Adams, MI 49262. (District 2) 517-287-5504, mattdillon@frontiernet.net, sarah.dilon@greenstonefcs.com.Doherty Farms, LLC. (Airy-Fred John). 6571 Brooks Rd; Brown City, MI 48416. (District 1) 810-688-3482. From Lansing east on I-69 to Imlay City to M-53. north on M-53, 14 miles to farm.Domecq, Joe & Denise. Denise. 2558 W. Territorial Rd.; Rives Junction, MI 49277. (District 3) 517-589-9809, domecqjo@msu.edu.Double B Dairy /Jeffrey & Alisha Bigler. (Alibi) Alisha. 9750 Edgar Rd.; Lakeview, MI 48850. (District 5) 989-352-5033, abigler@cmsinter.net. From M-46 & M-91 in Lakeview take M-91 S approx 2-3 mi. Turn E on Deaner Rd. Dairy barn on the N side of the rd.Dunseth, Max Lee. (Ti-Max) Tina. 278 South Sprague Rd.; Coldwater, MI 49036. (District 3) 517-278-3030(c)269-251-0232, Mdunseth@holstein.com. 1 1/2 Miles south of U.S. 12 Turn at hospital off U.S. 12.

E - GEasterday, Daniel & William. (Ourwee). 10231 Woodbridge Rd.; Camden, MI 49232-9602. (District 2) 517-254-4428. 10 miles south of Hillsdale, 1 mile west and 1/2 mile south on Woodbridge Rd.

Emmons, Jerry & Judy. (Wilfarms). 506 E. Carson City Rd.; Sheridan, MI 48884. (District 5) 989-291-3854, wilfarms@cmsinter.net, jujuemmons@hotmail.com. North of Ionia on M66 , 13 miles to M57. East on M57 1/2 mile to first farm on south side.Ensz, Joe. (Jo-Kim) Kimberly. 4652 Hayes Rd.; Middleton, MI 48856. (District 6) 989-236-5247. M-57 -North through Middleton on Ely Hwy., 3 miles to Hayes Rd.,right on Hayes rd.-1 mile to farm-on corner of Ennis & Hayes Rd.Folcik, Gerald & Marilee. (Folcik). W797 Folcik Ln. 3775; Wilson, MI 49896. (District 8) 906-466-2591. US 41 to CR 551, south 2 and 1/2 miles to first farm on left.Gasper, Ken. (Lew-Max) Jane. 2500 N. Marble Rd.; Belding, MI 48809. (District 5) 616-897-9729, LewMaxHolsteins@hotmail.com. North of Saranac on Hawley 3 miles, west on Potters 3 miles to Marble Rd., north 3 miles.Geurink, Gerald A. (Geurink) Joan. 5380 Lake Michigan Dr; Allendale, MI 49401. (District 5) 616-895-6764, ggeurink5380@allcom.net. 11 miles west of Grand Rapids on M-45 or 1/4 mile east of Allendale.Gilna, Richard & Maureen. (Modik). 5160 Serr Rd; Corunna, MI 48817. (District 6) 989-743-3996, Modik1@frontier.com. 5 miles east of Owosso on M-21 to Kerby Rd., 1/4 mile south to Serr Rd., 1/4 mile east.Good, Jim & Tara/Med-O-Bloom Farms, LLC. (Med-O-Bloom) Tara. Box 485; Caledonia, MI 49316-0485. (District 5) 616-891-7165. 5537 100th St SE, Caledonia 49316.Graf, Glenn. (Graf Acres, LLC). 2200 N M-52; Stockbridge, MI 49285. (District 3) 517-851-8693. 5 miles north of Stockbridge at the corner of M-52 and Swan Rd.Granskog, David. (Granskog-Acres). Box 508, W6435 20.5 RD.; Stephenson, MI 49887. (District 8) 906-753-2848, dgranskog@att.net. Take US 41 S. to G-12. W on G-12 about 2 mi to Linderoth Rd. N to 1st. cross road, 20.5 Mile Rd. to end of road.Green Meadow Farms, Inc. (Green Meadow). 6400 Hollister Rd.; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-4291, anngmf@aol.com.Green, C. Velmar and Craig. (Green Meadow). 6400 Hollister Rd; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-5020.Green, Charles D. & Susie. (New Vitality) Susie. 5320 N Meridian Rd; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-5507, sgreen5320@gmail.com.Green, Craig. (Green Meadow) Darcy. 8521 E Mead Rd.; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-3703, darcydorr@aol.com.

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Gremel, Walter. (Starward). 9393 Canboro Rd.; Sebewaing, MI 48759. (District 1) 989-883-3772. 4 and 1/2 miles east of the sugar factory in Sebewaing.Gross, Steve H. (Gross-Farm) Stephanie. 2877 North Gilmore Rd.; Weidman, MI 48893. (District 7) 989-298-7011. 1 mile south of Rosebush. Then 8 miles west to Gilmore Rd. Then 1/4 mile south.

H - JHackney, Dale. (John-Don) Linda. 4814 S County Line Rd.; Durand, MI 48429. (District 6) 810-962-0184 (D). 1 and 1/2 mile south of I-69 on Sheridan Rd., (Exit 123).Hardy, Gregg. (Hardys) Shelley. P.O. Box 156; Tipton, MI 49287. (District 2) 517-431-2415. 1 mile east and 1 mile north of Tipton on Wisner Hwy.Hart, Bobby. Melissa. 4520 Holcomb Rd.; North Adams, MI 49262. 517-287-5719, mhart1@frontiernet.net. 127 South to North Adams Road, west to Holcomb Road, south 1/2 mile.Hartland Farms, Inc./Brad Hart. (Hartland). 12750 Cadmus Rd.; Clayton, MI 49235. (District 2) 517-445-2478. 2 miles north of Hudson on US-127 to Beecher Rd., east 5 miles to Hughes Hwy., north to second house on west side.Haywood, Luke. (LEH Sand Creek) Renee. 1045 Solomon Rd.; Hastings, MI 49058. (District 3) 269-948-8362. 5 miles W of Hastings by Hastings Airport.Hazle, George J. (Golden Knob) Shirley. 4389 East Pratt Rd.; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 517-651-5430, hazleshirley@hotmail.com. 5 miles south of St. Johns on Busines Route US 27 to Price Road, 3 miles east to Chandler Road, south 2 1/2 miles to Pratt Road, east 1/2 mile.Hazle, Shirley. (Golden Knob) George. 4389 E. Pratt Rd.; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 517-651-5430, hazleshirley@hotmail.com. 5 miles south of St. Johns on Business Route US 27 to Price Road, 3 miles east to Chandler Road, south 2 1/2 miles to Pratt Road, east 1/2 mile.Heisler, Duane & Susan. (Elder Creek) Duane. 28355 W Drive North; Springport, MI 49284. (District 3) 517-857-3856. At intersection in Springport go west 2 miles, turn right and go north 2 miles on 29 1/2 mile Rd. to W. Drive North. Farm is 1 mile west on W Drive North.Hidden Hills Dairy c/o Brian Brunink. (B-Hidden Hills). 10570 S. Brown Rd; McBain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-825-2952. 5 miles west of McBain and 1/2 mile south on Brown Rd.

Hoekstra, Dennis. (Hoekstar) Dana. 1721 21 Mile Rd; Barryton, MI 49305. (District 7) 989-382-7491. M-66 to Barryton; East 1 mile on 20 Mile; North 1 mile on 20th to farm.Hoff, Nicole. (Tonic). 108 1/2 N Elm; Ithaca, MI 48847. (District 6) 940-733-8960, nhoff25@yahoo.com. West of Ithaca.Horning, Jeffrey. (Horning) Lynda. 11834 Pleasant Lake; Manchester, MI 48158. (District 2) 734-428-8610, horningfarms@gmail.com. Take I-94 to M-52. Go south 8 miles to Pleasant Lake Rd. go east 4 miles.Hull, Michael & Lori. (Upperknoll). 4114 Holcomb Rd.; North Adams, MI 49262. (District 2) 517-287-5119, miloelectric@frontiernet.net.Hunt, Ike. Mary. 6386 N. Meridian Rd.; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-4864, Ikegmf@aol.com.Hyde, Richard D. & Patricia L. (Moram). 11872 Bailey Rd.; Morley, MI 49336. (District 5) 231-856-4481, hyderp@casair.net. US 131 to M-46, east 5 miles to Bailey Rd., north 2 and 1/2 miles to farm.Hyde, Shaun & Betty Jo. (Moram). 11766 Bailey Rd.; Morley, MI 49336. (District 5) 616-291-2773. US 131 to M-46, east 5 miles to Bailey Rd., north 2 and 1/2 miles to farm.Jakubik, Jessica. (Geurink) Matthew. 4729 Henderson Lake Rd.; Prescott, MI 48756. (District 5) 616-889-3849, JakubikJ@northstarcooperative.com. 11 miles west of Grand Rapids on M-45 or 1/4 mile east of Allendale.Johnson, R. Lynn. (Flat River). 8877 N. Derby Rd.; Six Lakes, MI 48886. (District 5) 989-365-3085. Intersection of M-46 and M-66 at Six Lakes: 3/4 mi E on M-46 to Derby Rd., 1/8 mi N to farm on W side of road.Jorgensen, Aaron. (Ri-Val-Re) Robin. 4765 Moyer Rd.; Webberville, MI 48892. (District 3) 517-468-3431. From Webberville west on Grand River Ave. to Webberville Rd. then north 3 1/2 miles on Webb Rd. to Moyer Rd. then east on Moyer Rd. 1/4 mile to farm.Juengel, Peter A./Corner Oak Farm. (Corner-Oak) Julie. 4068 W Baldwin Rd; Grand Blanc, MI 48439. (District 6) 810-655-6021, juengel3@comcast.net. Between Torrey Rd and Linden Rd on North side of Baldwin Rd.

K - LKirk, Kevin M. & Dana Sue. (Golden Knob). 1608 Silvers Rd., Rt. 6; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-224-4735, dskirk@voyager.net. US 27 N of St. Johns 3 miles to Silvers Rd, right(East) 1 1/2 miles to farm on right.

Klamer, David. (DK). 4474 Harding Rd.; Conklin, MI 49403. (District 5) 616-899-1043. 1 Mile West of Conklin on Harding.Klee, Earl. (Kleeland). 3983 Minden Rd; Ruth, MI 48470. (District 1) 989-864-3591. 2 miles west of ruth 1 1/4 north.Knust, Susan. (LBDSK). 6471 Hollow Corners; Dryden, MI 48428. (District 1) 810-798-8772, susanknust@gmail.com. 3 miles south of M-53 and I-69 intersection. 1 1/2 miles west to farm on Hollow Corners.Koebel, Greta. (Tri-Koebel). 16318 Avery Rd.; Three Oaks, MI 49128. (District 4) 269-756-9606. 2 miles east and 1 and 3/4 mile north of Three Oaks.Koebel, Tera. (Tri-Koebel). 16318 Avery Rd.; Three Oaks, MI 49128. (District 4) 616-756-9606. 2 miles east and 1 and 3/4 mile north of Three Oaks.Koebel, Terry & Jennie. (Tri-Koebel). 16318 Avery Rd.; Three Oaks, MI 49128. (District 4) 269-756-9606, jkoebel@jkoebel@csinet.net. 2 miles east and 1 and 3/4 mile north of Three Oaks.Kraft, David Wesley. (Grassylea). 12916 W. Stanton Rd.; Trufant, MI 49347. (District 5) 616-984-2977. 1 mile east of Trufant on Stanton Road.Kronemeyer, John & Julia/Jim & Toni. (Taylor Creek). 7065 East Taylor Rd.; Pickford, MI 49774. (District 8) 906-647-7638. 2 miles south and 1/4 mile west of Pickford.Kulhawick, Joseph C. (Wickdale) Ruth. 11320 W Stoney Corners Rd.; Mc Bain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-825-8098, ruthannek@hotmail.com.Kurtz, John. (Teakwood). 4896 N. Meridian; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-4062, jkurtzAYR@gmail.com.Lautner, Terry K. (Leelanau) Cathryn. 13718 S. Bugai Rd.; Traverse City, MI 49684. (District 7) 231-946-4623, tlautner@cecelec.com. 2 1/2 miles west of Traverse City on M-72 then 1/4 mile north on Bugai Rd.Lee, Katherine L. 7058 Jamie Dr.; McBain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-825-0331, leeka@msu.edu.Lehman, Christina Marie & John. (OLR Holsteins). 7400 W. Riley Rd.; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-661-2714, Packers829p@aol.com. 127 North to M-21 East to Carland Rd. North to Riley Rd.-West 1/2 mile.LeSarge, Michael A. (Misty Hollow) Therese A. 7600 Scott Road; Belding, MI 48809. (District 5) 616-642-9860. 5 mi N of

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M-21 on Hawley Hwy. 3rd rd after 4-way stop at Potters. Dirt rd to the W (Scott Rd.) 1/2 mi. N side-1st barn.Letts, Bethenie. (Sue-Cha). 18207 19 Mile Rd; Marshall, MI 49068. (District 3) 269-317-3999, bethenie.letts@yahoo.com.Letts, Charles & Marilyn. (Sue-Cha) Marilyn. 19590 N Drive North; Marshall, MI 49068. (District 3) 269-781-5798. North of Marshall on 27 to N Drive., east to 19 mile Rd. then south to first farm on left.Lipsey, Lisa Lee. 6980 Johnson Rd.; Potterville, MI 48876. (District 3) 517-645-0074, Lisa.Lipsey6980@gmail.com.Long, Douglas R. (Long Haven) Bev. 2100 Seneca Hwy.; Clayton, MI 49235. (District 2) 517-445-2662, longhavenfarm@tc3net. 7 miles west of Adrian on Beecher at Seneca.Long, Ronald D. & Sara. (Rosa Myst) Sara. 5015 Devonshire Ave; Lansing, MI 48910. (District 6) 989-225-1368, longsaraj@gmail.com. Housed at T & H Dairy.Long, Scott. (Long-Haven) Jennifer. 2091 Seneca Hwy; Clayton, MI 49235. (District 2) 517/445-2280, slong@tc3net.com. 7 miles west of Adrian on Beecher.Lozmack, Diane. (Ad-Lib). 7150 W. Kruger Rd.; Three Oaks, MI 49128. (District 4) 269-756-9208.

M - NMacrae, Bruce. (Macrae) Lois. 11350 Holly Court; Fowler, MI 48835. (District 6) 989-593-2429.Majeske, Sallie. (Angle Acres). 311 - 112th Street; Grant, MI 49327. (District 7) 231-834-5238, BMajeske@triton.net. 1 mile north of Grant on M-37, 1/4 mile east on 112th Street on north side of road.Marshall, Eric & Brian. (Marshall Bros.) Marsha. 10139 W. Chicago Rd.; Allen, MI 49227. (District 2) 517-869-2872, mmello@frontiernet.net. 3 miles East of Quincy on US 12-South side of Highway-Blue Harvestor.McCauley, Thomas & Renee. (Tumbleweed). 4825 Lincoln Lake NE; Lowell, MI 49331. (District 5) 616-283-6411, tumbleweedcows@comcast.net.

Meyer, Carol E. (Rod-er-Dic). 1652 76th St. S.E.; Caledonia, MI 49316.

(District 5) 616-698-8540. S on US 131 to 76th

st exit, E on 76th Street 2 1/4 mi to

Kalamazoo SE, S on Kalamazoo SE

to the first farm on the E side.Meyer, Paul R. (Rod-er-Dic) Sherry. 7692 Kalamazoo, SE; Byron Center, MI 49315. (District 5) 616-698-8208. S on US 131 to 76th S exit, E on 76th st 2 1/4 mi to Kalamazoo SE, S on Kalamazoo SE to the first farm on the E side.Meyer, Sherry. (Strautz AAA) Paul. 7692 Kalamazoo Ave. SE; Byron Center, MI 49315. (District 5) 616-698-8208, roderdic@yahoo.com. M-66 to S. Kalamazoo Ave. Go through 3 stoplights to 76th st. Farm is just past 76th St. intersection on left (East) side.Michalek, Ronald E. (Engvakia). 4215 W. Locke Rd; Perry, MI 48872. (District 6) 517-625-3477, engvakia0@aol.com. 3 miles south of Perry to Locke Rd., right 1/2 mile.Michigan State University (MSU Dairy). (Michigan). 4075 College Road; Lansing, MI 48910. (District 3) 517-355-7473, kreft@msu.edu. I-96, take exit 110 to Okemos Rd. north 1/4 mile to Jolly Rd. turn left (west) on Jolly Rd. after 2.7 miles turn right (north) onto College Rd. dairy is 1.1 miles north on College Rd.Middleton, Gary. (Idlewild) Debra. 16345 Lowe Rd.; Hudson, MI 49247. (District 2) 517-448-8770. 2 Miles South of hudson to Lowe Rd. East 1/2/ mile.Mierson Farms (Larry C. Mier). (Mierson). 3251 Cook Rd.; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 989-345-0043. Exit 212 on I-75m Go S 1 mi to Rau Rd., turn W. Go 1 mi W to George Lk, Rd. turn N go 3/4 mi on George Lk. Rd., on E side of rd.Minnis, Carl E. & Caroline. (Car-Min-Vu) Caroline. 2795 Howell Rd.; Webberville, MI 48892. (District 3) 517-521-3607. I-96 to Dansville exit south to Howell Rd. east on Howell Rd. 2 miles.Molhoek, Duane & Janet. (End Road). 429 E. Walenjus Rd.; Falmouth, MI 49632. (District 7) 231-826-3770, endroad@usa.net. 1 mile north of the bank in Falmouth. Corner of Koopman & Walenjus Rd.Moser, Stan & Laura. (Class) Laura. 394 S. Osborne; Dansville, MI 48819. (District 3) 517-404-3559 (cell), LJMoser@mac.com. 2 miles east of Dansville-M-36 to Osborne Rd then 1 and 1/2 miles north.Moyer, Brent. (BrenHaven). 2647 E Caro Rd; Caro, MI 48723. (District 1) 989-553-4333, bren_haven@yahoo.com.Neff, Michelle & James. (Moram) James. 880 E. Clarence Rd.; Harrison, MI 48625. (District 7) 989-429-2359, neffmich@charter.net. US 131 to M-46, east 5 miles to Bailey Rd., north 2 and 1/2 miles to farm.Nelkie, Charles & Julie. (Lemajru-N). 1595 W. State Rd.; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 989-345-2255,

lemajru@gmail.com. Exit 112 Business Loop to Fairview Rd., Rt(N). 3/4 mi to State Rd. Rt(E) 2 mi. 1st farm E of Moose Lodge. Or, Alger Exit onto 33 N. 4 mi, past M55/M33 Intersection to State Rd. 5 mi W on State Rd. White barn, 4 blue silos, and white house.Nelkie, Emory. (Lemajru-N). 1837 Finert Rd; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 989-345-2255. Exit 112 Business Loop to Fairview Rd., Rt(N). 3/4 mi to State Rd. Rt(E) 2 mi. 1st farm E of Moose Lodge. Or, Alger Exit onto 33 N. 4 mi, past M55/M33 Intersection to State Rd. 5 mi W on State Rd. White barn, 4 blue silos, and white house.Nelkie, Martin. (Lemajru-N). 1595 State Rd.; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 517-345-2255. I-75 to Cook Rd. exit at West Branch, 1-75 business loop to Fairview Rd., 1/4 mile north to State Rd., east 2 miles to first farm past Moose Lodge.Nelkie, Reuben. (Lemajru-N). 1837 Finerty Rd; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 517-345-2255. I-75 to Cook Rd. exit at West Branch, 1-75 business loop to Fairview Rd., 1/4 mile north to State Rd., east 2 miles to first farm past Moose Lodge.Nugentdale Farm. (Nugentdale). 4825 Lincoln Lake Rd.; Lowell, MI 49331. (District 5) 616-691-7237. North of Lowell on Lincoln Lake Road about 8 miles, farm is located between 5 Mile and 6 Mile Roads.

O - RO’Farrell, Abigail R. (Lemajru) Michael E. O’Farrell. 1204 Simmons Rd.; West Branch, MI 48661. (District 7) 989-709-6206, absonthefarm@gmail.com.Osentoski, Steve. (SKB). 2325 Bay City-Forestville Rd.; Ubly, MI 48475. (District 1) 517-658-8089. 3 miles south of Ubly, 3/8 mile east on Bay City-Forestville Rd.Paulen, Jeffrey L. (Claytop). 17909 Deaner Rd; Howard City, MI 49329. (District 7) 616-634-2958, bis@i2k.com. In Howard City, take E darton E to Orton St., go N across a bridge, follow fork in Rd to the E 1 1/2 mi, farm is on the corner of Deaner and Paepke Rds.Post, Steven Daniel. (Rosable) Pam Shenk. 17278 US 12; White Pigeon, MI 49099. (District 4) 574-202-3194, Rosablefarm@myway.com. From Jct. of 131 and US 12, go east on 12 through Wahite Pigeon. First farm east of White Pigeon on North side of road just past Lutz Rd.Poth, Ron. (Pothdale) Wendy. 6045 Cade Rd.; Brown City, MI 48416. (District 1) 810-346-2106, pothfarms@hotmail.com. 2 miles north of the west end of Brown City, which is on M-90.

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Potter, Ron, Jim & Anthony. (Rose Brook). 4304 14th Street; Wayland, MI 49348. (District 4) 877-0118. 2 miles east and 1/2 mile north of Dorr on west side of 14th St.Protzman, Gary L. (Delcath) Deann. 4141 N Maxwell Rd.; Caseville, MI 48725. (District 1) 989-856-4446, delcath@echoicemi.com. 5 miles north of Elkton, 2 miles west on Filion Rd., north 1 and 1/2 mile on north Maxwell.Pyle, Bertus. (Creekmere) Edna. 3647 100th Ave.; Zeeland, MI 49464. (District 5) 616-772-6647. 1/2 mile north of Zeeland on 100th Ave. between Riley & Quincy Streets.Raterink, Michael. (Rat-Rink). 2145-72nd Ave; Zeeland, MI 49464. (District 5) 616-772-6784, mikeraterink@gmail.com. I96 to Exit 55-Byron Rd East 1 1/2 miles to 72nd Ave., Sount 1/4 mile.Rawlings, Newell. (Rawlingdale) Mary Lu. 22155 33 Mile Rd.; Armada, MI 48005. (District 1) 586-784-9468. 2 miles south 3/4 mile west of Armada.Reed Dairy Farm. (S.J. Reed) Elaine. 4795 W. Mason Rd.; Owosso, MI 48867. (District 6) 989-277-2078, SJReed57@msn.com. East of Owosso on M-21 to Sherman Rd., north to Mason Rd., west 1/2 mile to farm on south side of road.Reister, Hope. (Michalee). 1960 N. Jerome Rd; Hillsdale, MI 49242. (District 2) 517-425-8088, hreister25@hotmail.com. 5 1/2 miles north of Pittsford, Mich.Rendon, Bruce R. (Renmoor (Jerseys)) Daire. P.O. BOX 809; Lake City, MI 49651. (District 7) 231-839-2980, ren@certurytel.net. 4833 Riverwood Rd, Lake City 49651.Rock, Richard. (Sunnyrock). 3055 N Geeck Rd; Corunna, MI 48817. (District 6) 989-743-3856. 6 miles east of Owosso and 3 miles north.Rodgers, Wayne. (Cal-E-View) Pat. 9514 Cherry Valley Ave.; Caledonia, MI 49316. (District 5) 616-891-1795, WRodgers155@charter.net. M-37 at Caledonia, across from shopping center.Rubingh, Marvin. (Rubi-Sweet, Rubi-Mart). 8022 Rubingh Rd.; Ellsworth, MI 49729. (District 7) 231-588-6084, mrubingh@freeway.net. 2 miles south of Ellsworth on C-65.Ruesink, Beverly. (Needle-Lane) John Williams. 6376 Tipton Hwy; Tipton, MI 49287. (District 2) 517-263-5912, needlelane@tc3net.com. 3 miles south of Tipton (M-50) on Tipton Hwy.Rupprecht, Andrew. (King-Street) Elizabeth. 6027 W Lake RD; Clio, MI 48420. (District 1) 269-986-6793, arupprecht@mimilk.com. from Vassar; 4 miles south on Vassar Rd., 2 miles west on Swaffer Rd.

Rupprecht, Chris ( King Street Dairy Farm). (King-Street). 5754 Jay Rd; Vassar, MI 48786. (District 1) 989-871-2516 or 233-5717, rupprecht73@yahoo.com. 4 miles south of Vassar on Vassar Rd., 2 miles west on Swaffer Rd.

S - TSanford, Brenda S. (Brookside-S). 4201 Reinelt Rd.; Deckerville, MI 48427. (District 1) 810-376-4708. From Deckerville: 6 miles west, 1 1/2 mile north from Sandusky: 7 miles north, 1 mile west, 1 1/2 miles north.Sanford, Carl W. (Brookside-S) Dorothy E. 4201 Reinelt Rd.; Deckerville, MI 48427. (District 1) 810-376-4708, dsanford@avci.net. From Deckerville: 6 miles west, 1 and 1/2 mile north or from Sandusky: 7 miles north, 1 mile west, 1 and 1/2 mile north.Sanford, Jeffrey A. (Rose-Castle) Dr. Ellen, J. D.V.M. 237 W. Stone Rd.; Deckerville, MI 48427. (District 1) 810-376-4321or 4708. 6 miles west and 1 1/2 miles northof Deckerville, Or &miles N and 1 mile W, and 1 1/2 N of Sandusky.Schilling, William H. (R-Pine) Rita. 19724 Marcellus Hwy.; Decatur, MI 49045. (District 4) 269-782-6583.Sederlund Farms, LLC. (Elbon) Darlene. 4121 S. Perkey Rd., Rt. 4; Charlotte, MI 48813. (District 3) 517-663-9666, DarroFarms@aol.com. 4 miles east of Charlotte to Perkey Rd., 3 and 1/8 miles south to farm.Sherman, Casey. (Clydal). 4361 50th Ave.; Sears, MI 49679. (District 7) 231-734-3472. Junction of US-10 & M-66, go 2 miles west on US-10, 1/2 mile south on 50th Ave., barn on right hand side of road.Sherman, Travis. (Clydal). 4361 50th Ave.; Sears, MI 49679. (District 7) 231-734-3472. Junction of US-10 & M-66, go 2 miles west on US-10, 1/2 mile south on 50th Ave., barn on right hand side of road.Shuler, G. C. & Sons. (Wa-Ward). 2791 Snow Rd.; Baroda, MI 49101. (District 4) 269-326-0366, shulerfarms@yahoo.com. 1 and 1/ 2 mile west of Cleveland Ave. on Snow Rd.Silver Sky Dairy, LLC-Frank Konkel & Lance Johnson. (Silver-Sky). 9105 W. Baseline Rd.; Hesperia, MI 49421. (District 7) 231-854-8041, shari_konkel@frontier.com. 1 mile south and 3/4 mile east of Hesperia.Sipiorski, James. (North-Fashion) Sandra. 3400 Wheatfield Dr; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-224-1840, sipiorskij@northstarcooperative.com.Smith, Kevin D. & Traci J. (Smikin). P.O. Box 63; Williamston, MI 48895. (District 3) 517-655-3598, kevin.smith@mi.usda.gov.

Sneller, Darwin D. (Starward) Kathy. 8677 Kilmanagh Rd.; Sebewaing, MI 48759. (District 1) 989-883-3716, sneller@avci.net. 4 and 1/2 miles east of the Sugar Factory on Canboro Rd.Sneller, Eric. (Starward). 3167 Bay Port Rd; Sebewaing, MI 48759. (District 1) 517-420-6840, snellereric@gmail.com. 4 and 1/2 miles east of the Sugar Factory on Canboro Rd.Stamp, Tom & Deanna. (Tom-Anna). 2875 Wood Rd.; Marlette, MI 48453. (District 1) 989-635-7307, tdstamp@hotmail.com. From Marlette: 3 miles east on Marlette Rd., 1/4 mile north on Wood Rd.Stevens, Douglas P. (Woodyvale). 3079 N Vandecar Rd; Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858. (District 7) 989-644-2094. From Mt. Pleasant north on old 27 to Weidman Rd. West 7 miles to Vandecar-white barn w/green roof.Stieg, Louis & Rosemarie. (Holger LRS). 16377 W. Hersey Rd.; Hersey, MI 49639. (District 7) 231-832-2848, lwstieg@yahoo.com. 1 miles east of Hersey, across Muskeson Bridge, 1st farm south side of road.Strautz, Cheryl. (Strautz-AAA). 1501 E. Stanton Rd.; Stanton, MI 48888. (District 5) 517-230-2925, rsrrodeo@yahoo.com. M-66 to Stanton. Farm is 1 mile East of Stanton on N. Side of Rd.Studer, Roger/Runningwell Dairy. (Runningwell) Lurene. 96th Ave 4944N; Hart, MI 49420. (District 7) 231-873-4189. Old US 31 north of Hart 2 miles to Lever Rd., east 2 miles to 96th Ave., north 1 and 1/4 mile.Surbrook, Rick, Gerald & James. (Surbrook). 4858 Maple Lane Rd.; Rives Junction, MI 49277. (District 3) 517-569-3143. 2 miles south of Rives Junction to Maple Lane Road., 1/2 mile west to farm.Sweers, Janice A. (Rod-Er-Dic) Michael. 1541 Dennis Rd.; Williamston, MI 48895. (District 5) 517-655-2573, sweers1@msn.com. Housed at Roger & Paul Meyer, Byron Center.Swisslane Dairy Farms. (Swisslane). 12877 84th St; Alto, MI 49302. (District 5) 616-889-5018. S off exit 52 of I-96 on Alden Rd (M-50), 5 miles to 84th St, east 1 mile.T & H Dairy. (Minsu). 3024 N Wright Rd.; Fowler, MI 48835. (District 6) 989-593-2307, halfmanmike@hotmail.com.

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Tacoma Dairy Inc. (Tacoma). 180 W Blue Rd.; Falmouth, MI 49632. (District 7) 231-826-1512. 1 1/2 miles north of Falmouth.Thelen, Jeffry W. (Jef-Len) Patti. 8592 W. Parks Rd.; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-593-2210. M-21 9 mi W of St. Johns to Francis Rd., S 2 mi to Parks Rd., W 1 and 1/2 mile to farm on north side of road.Thelen, Thomas. Nancy. 2636 Staley Rd.; Lyons, MI 48851. (District 5) 517-855-3631. Lyons, Mich. - 8 miles NW Portland: on Divine Hwy north to David Hwy., west to Staley north 1 1/2 miles, west side.Thuemmel Dairy, Inc./Daniel W. Thuemmel. (Thuemland). 8774 Thuemmel Rd.; Port Austin, MI 48467. (District 1) 989-738-8668. 2 and 1/2 miles east of Port Austin on M-25, 1/2 mile north on Thuemmel Rd.Thuemmel, Daniel T. (Thuemland). 8774 Thuemmel Rd.; Port Austin, MI 48467. (District 1) 989-550-1487. 2 and 1/2 miles east of Port Austin on M-25, 1/2 mile north on Thuemmel Rd.Thuemmel, Daniel W. (Thuemland) Vivian. 8774 Thuemmel Rd.; Port Austin, MI 48467. (District 1) 989-738-8668. 2 and 1/2 miles east of Port Austin on M-25, 1/2 mile north on Thuemmel Rd.Trierweiler Dairy Farms. (Triway). 9123 Grange Rd.; Portland, MI 48875. (District 6) 989-587-4042, pttrier@powernet.net. 3 miles south of Westphalia on Grange Rd.Troyer, Brian. (Troyer-Vue) Teresa. 380 Bullock Rd; Coldwater, MI 49036. (District 4) 517-278-3119, btroy@cbpu.com.

U - ZVan Gunst, Wendell-Country Dairy Inc. (View-Home). 3476 S. 80th Ave.; New Era, MI 49446. (District 7) 231-861-4636, countrydairy@countrydairy.com. US 31 north to New Era exit, east 2 and 1/2 miles to first stop sign, left to first Rd., right to first place.Van Rhee, Gary. (Al-Ott) Diane. A4147 147th Ave.; Holland, MI 49423. (District 4) 616-688-5591,

vanrheeg@yahoo.com. 1 and 1/2 mile south and 3/4 mile west

of Drenthe.

Van Rhee, Gene K. (Claydale). P.O. Box 376; Caledonia, MI 49316. (District 4) 616-318-0243, helpothers94@yahoo.com.VanHaitsma, Tim J & Tammy K. (Sun Quest). 4480 18th St; Dorr, MI 49323. (District 5) 616-681-9439, tntvanhaitsma@aol.com.Ver Hage, Tim & Sandy. (Ver Hages). 2917 104th Ave.; Allegan, MI 49010. (District 4) 269-673-4886, verhageholsteins@datawise.net. M-40 south of Allegan to 104th Ave. - east 1 1/2 miles on 104th Ave. farm on north side of road.Vitek, Gary & Lynn. (Wonder-Bred) Lynn. 4194 W. Parks Rd.; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-224-8536, wonderbred11@yahoo.com.W-R-L Daniels Farm, LLC. (W-R-L). 8189 W. Prescott Rd.; Whittemore, MI 48770. (District 7) 989-756-4935, rodneydaniels7@Hotmail.com. 2 and 1/2 miles west of Whittemore on the road to the high school.Wadell Dairy Farm, LLC./Jeff & Charles. (Wadelland) Gail. 5112 E. Maple Rapids Rd.; Elsie, MI 48831. (District 6) 989-862-5572. 5 mi E of US 27 on Maple Rapids Rd.; from stoplight in Elsie, W 5 mi to Watson, N 1 1/2 mi to Maple Rapids, 1/4 mi E to 1st house on S side.Wardin Brothers. (Wardin). 2155 N. Fordney; Hemlock, MI 48626. (District 6) 989-642-3262, wardinbros@juno.com. 2 miles east and 2 miles north of Hemlock.Wardin, Paul & Sara. (Genie-Vale). 2175 N. Fordney; Hemlock, MI 48626. (District 7) 989-642-3388. 2 miles east - 1 mile north of Hemlock.Watts, Todd W. (Esquerita) Jodie. 865 Norway Dr; Fowler, MI 48835. (District 6) 989-593-2679, esqueritaholsteins@hotmail.com. 2 miles north of Fowler on Wright Road, northeast corner of Wright and Kinley Road.Webster-VanAtta, Margery. (Green Meadow) Mark. 6125 Hibbard Rd; Laingsburg, MI 48848. (District 6) 989-725-8607, webdairy@aol.com.Westendorp, Doug. (Westvale-VIEW) Louisa. 5815 South M-66 Hwy.; Nashville, MI 49073. (District 3) 269-838-7001 (D-C), milkman8@live.com. 2 miles south of Nashville, northeast corner of M-66 and M-79.Whelan, Chad Wesley. (Top-O-Hill) Kelly. 3450 Whelan Rd; Tipton, MI 49287. (District 2) 517-403-9497.Whelan, Dave. (Top-O-Hill) Shanon. 11470 Tipton Hwy; Tipton, MI 49287. (District 2) 517-403-7219, TopOHill@

gmail.com. South of US-12 on Tipton Hwy. - Whelan Rd East-Farm on North side OR North of M-50 at Tipton - Whelan Rd East to farm.Wieber Dairy, LLC. (Wieber). 5053 N. Wright Rd.; Fowler, MI 48835. (District 6) 989-593-2421. 4 miles north of Fowler on Wright Rd. northwest corner of French & Wright brick house.Wilson, David. (Maelynn) Lisa. 4784 Findlay Rd; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-224-7833.Wilson, Lisa Mae Wing. (Maelynn) David. 4784 Findlay Rd.; St. Johns, MI 48879. (District 6) 989-224-7833, maelynnholsteins@aol.com. N of St. Johns to French Rd. W 2 1/2 mi to Mcneil Rd, N to Lowe Rd, W 1 mi to Church & school (Findlay Rd) Turn S (left) 3/4 mi.Wolford, Diane. (Wolford). 8671 W 40th; Fremont, MI 49412. (District 7) 231-924-6526, lopsofcows@hotmail.com. 4 miles west of Fremont on 48th St 1 mile north on Dickinson then 1/4 east, first farm on the north side.Wolford, Gary. (Wolford) Karen. 8671 W 40th; Fremont, MI 49412. (District 7) 231-924-6526, GarKarWolford@hotmail.com. 4 miles west of Fremont on 48th St. 1 mile north on Dickinson then 1/4 east, first farm on the north side.Woods, John. (Moon Lit Woods) Cathy. 20652 3 Mile Rd.; Reed City, MI 49677. (District 7) 231-832-2833, woodsdairy@aol.com. 1/2 mile south on old 131 and 1 mile east of Reed City onThree Mile Rd.Yonkman, Samuel J. (Yonkman-S-D) Denise. 10851 W. Strief Rd.; McBain, MI 49657. (District 7) 231-825-2844. 3 1/2 miles west of McBain, 1/2 mile south, 1 and 1/4 mile west on south side of road.Ziel, Henry M. (Zielland) Jeanette. 575 Sand Rd.; Port Austin, MI 48467. (District 1) 989-738-4616, zielland@centurytel.net. 4 miles north of Kinde, 1/2 mile east on Stoddard Rd.Ziel, Mark. (Zielland). 298 Stoddard Rd.; Port Austin, MI 48467. (District 1) 989-874-4616, mdziel@avci.net. 4 miles north of Kinde, 1/2 mile east on Stoddard Rd.Zimmerman, Ken. (Thumb-Meadow) Marian. 381 Freiberger Rd.; Sandusky, MI 48471. (District 1) 810-648-5235. 3/4 mile north of 46 and 1 mile east of 19.Zuiderveen, Kenneth. (K-L-Z) Beth. 2640 E. Jennings Rd.; Falmouth, MI 49632. (District 7) 231-826-3641. 8 miles east of Lake City on M-55, 2 and 1/2 miles south on 8 Mile Rd. Turn east on Jennings RD., go 1/2 mile- farm is on right.

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Prefix Lookup

Michigan Junior Holstein Association MembersAtherton, Andrew (Swartz Creek)Atherton, Kamryn (Swartz Creek)Atherton, Kelsie (Swartz Creek)Atherton, Luke (Swartz Creek)Baker, Gerrit (Byron Center)Baker, Jack (Byron Center)Barends, Isaiah (Fremont)Barends, Mercedes (Fremont)Batora, Kristen (Elsie)Batora, Leah (Elsie)Batora, Michael (Elsie)Beeker, Jenna (Constantine)Bennett, Dallas (Mayville)Bennett, Dawson (Mayville)Bennett, Dominick (Mayville)Bennett, Merrick (Mayville)Black, Ian (Eagle)Black, Olivia (Eagle)Bontekoe, Brant (Marion)Bontekoe, Damion (Marion)Bontekoe, Owen (Marion)Brown, Francine (Caledonia)Buell, Skylar (Temperance)Buell, Stoney (Temperance)Burkhardt, Kristen (Fowlerville)Burkhardt, Tyler (Fowlerville)

Bush, Megan (Swartz Creek)Clark, Allyson (Sears)Clark, Gavin (Prescott)Cole, Macy (Bancroft)Davenport, Lance (Durand)DeSaegher, Lotte (Middleton)Domecq, Joey (Rives Junction)Dreyer, Brittney (Zeeland)Geurink, Ashton (Allendale)Geurink, Hayleigh (Allendale)Good, Meghan (Caledonia)Good, Shannon (Caledonia)Gross, Hannah (Swartz Creek)Hardy, Parker (Tipton)Heisler, Amber (Springport)Heisler, Courtney (Springport)Heisler, Danielle (Springport)Higgins, Alexis (Grant)Higgins, Daisy (Grant)Higgins, Hope (Grant)Higgins, Ivory (Grant)Higgins, Jaicee (Grant)Higgins, Jazlyn (Grant)Higgins, Katrina (Grant)Higgins, Liberty (Grant)Higgins, Max (Grant)

Horning, Katelyn (Manchester)Horning, Mason (Manchester)Horning, Natalie (Manchester)Hull, Kathryn (North Adams)Hull, Suzanna (North Adams)Hull, Thomas (North Adams)Inniger, Trenton (Middleton)Jorgensen, Paige (Webberville)Jorgensen, Taylor (Webberville)Konkel, Gavin (Hesperia)Kronemeyer, Chelsea (Pickford)LeSarge, Joseph (Belding)Letts, Andrew (Marshall)Letts, Kelsie (Marshall)Long, Grant (Clayton)Long, Keagan (Lansing)Long, Taegan (Clayton)Majeske, Nicole (Grant)McNeilly, Mariah (Barryton)Moser, Anna (Dansville)Moser, Eric (Dansville)Moser, Lucas (Dansville)Moyer, Madison (Caro)Neff, Hayley (Harrison)Nugent, Connor (Clarksvile)Nugent, Jake (Belding)

Nugent, Keegan (Clarksvile)Nugent, Nikki (Belding)Poth, Eli (Brown City)Poth, Eric (Brown City)Provoast, Cole (Standish)Provoast, Melanie (Standish)Raterink, Kelly (Zeeland)Reed, Marc (Owosso)Sanford, Abagail (Deckerville)Sanford, Andrew (Deckerville)Sanford, Catherine (Deckerville)Schneider, Kaylie (Swartz Creek)Smith, Danielle (Williamston)Smith, Drew (Williamston)Sweers, Kailey (Williamston)Szakal, Amber (Corunna)Szakal, Ben (Corunna)Watts, Quinn (Fowler)Watts, Sierra (Fowler)Webster, Justin (Laingsburg)Webster, Kelvin (Laingsburg)Wehler, Anna (Caledonia)Wehler, Dennis (Caledonia)Wilsey, Madeleine (St. Johns)Wilsey, Sophie (St. Johns)

AD-LIB: Lozmack, DianeAiry-Fred John: Doherty Farms, LLCAlibi: Double B Dairy /Jeffrey & Alisha BiglerAl-Ott: Van Rhee, GaryAngle Acres: Majeske, SallieBer-Sher: Brinks, RonaldB-Hidden Hills: Hidden Hills Dairy c/o Brian BruninkBodeis: Bodeis, CalvinBraid Farms: Braid Farms Inc.BrenHaven: Moyer, BrentBrookside-S: Sanford, Brenda S.Brookside-S: Sanford, Carl W.Cal-E-View: Rodgers, WayneCar-Min-Vu: Minnis, Carl E. & CarolineCarson-Acres: Carson Acres, LLCCastaway: Braid, Robert & Betsy L.CLASS: Moser, Stan & LauraClaydale: Van Rhee, Gene K.Claytop: Paulen, Jeffrey L.Clydal: Clark, Alpha & Linda ShermanClydal: Sherman, CaseyClydal: Sherman, TravisCo-Apple or Cole-Riverview: Apple DairyConstructive: Adam, MarkCorner-Oak: Juengel, Peter A.Creekmere: Pyle, BertusCumper: Cumper, Duane G.Cumper: Cumper, John W.Cumstead: Cumper, William G.Delcath: Protzman, Gary L.DK: Klamer, DavidD-L-Bennett: Bennett, DavidD-L-Bennett: Bennett, LawsonD-L-Bennett: Bennett, MatthewDLC: Case, Dennis L.Elbon: Sederlund Farms, LLCElder Creek: Heisler, Duane & SusanEnd Road: Molhoek, Duane & JanetEngvakia: Michalek, Ronald E.Esquerita: Watts, Todd W.Flat River: Johnson, R. LynnFolcik: Folcik, Gerald & MarileeGenie-Vale: Wardin, Paul & SaraGeurink: Geurink, Gerald A.Geurink: Jakubik, JessicaGolden Knob: Hazle, George J.Golden Knob: Hazle, ShirleyGolden Knob: Kirk, Kevin M. & Dana SueGraf Acres, LLC: Graf, GlennGranskog-Acres: Granskog, DavidGrassylea: Kraft, David Wesley

Green Meadow: Green Meadow FarmsGreen Meadow: Green, Velmar and CraigGreen Meadow: Green, CraigGreen Meadow: Webster-VanAtta, MargeryGreen Vale: Buth, Dennis W.Green Vale: Buth, John G.Gross-Farm: Gross, Steve H.Hardys: Hardy, GreggHartland: Hartland Farms, Inc./Brad HartHoekstar: Hoekstra, DennisHolger LRS: Stieg, Louis & RosemarieHorning: Horning, JeffreyIdlewild: Middleton, GaryJef-Len: Thelen, Jeffry W.Jenesis -B: Barends, TomJohn-Don: Hackney, DaleJo-Kim: Ensz, JoeKB-View: Bialobrzeski, KennethKelDean: Davenport, Dean M.King Street: Black, George & Sarah A.King-Street: Rupprecht, AndrewKing-Street: Rupprecht, ChrisKleeland: Klee, EarlK-L-Z: Zuiderveen, KennethLBDSK: Knust, SusanLeelanau: Lautner, Terry K.LEH Sand Creek: Haywood, LukeLemajru: O’Farrell, Abigail RLemajru-N: Nelkie, Charles & JulieLemajru-N: Nelkie, EmoryLemajru-N: Nelkie, MartinLemajru-N: Nelkie, ReubenLew-Max: Gasper, KenLong Haven: Long, Douglas R.Long-Haven: Long, ScottMacrae: Macrae, BruceMaelynn: Wilson, DavidMaelynn: Wilson, Lisa Mae WingMardad: Costigan, Mary KatherineMarshall Bros.: Marshall, Eric & BrianMed-O-Bloom: Good, Jim & Tara/Med-O-Bloom Farms, LLCMelridge: Berens, Boyd L.Michalee: Reister, HopeMichigan: Michigan State University DairyMierson: Mierson Farms (Larry C. Mier)Minsu: T & H DairyMisty Hollow: LeSarge, Michael A.Modik: Gilna, Richard & MaureenMoon Lit Woods: Woods, JohnMoram: Hyde, Richard D. & Patricia L.Moram: Hyde, Shaun & Betty Jo

Moram: Neff, Michelle & JamesNa-Lar: Alexander, JeffreyNeedle-Lane: Ruesink, BeverlyNew Vitality: Green, Charles D. & SusieNorth-Fashion: Sipiorski, JamesNugentdale: Burkhardt, Sheila & ConanNugentdale: Nugentdale FarmOLR Holsteins: Lehman, Christina Marie & JohnOurwee: Easterday, Daniel & WilliamPlumbrook: Bohm, Charles R.Posey Creek: Dillon, MattPothdale: Poth, RonProsperous: Cnossen, Bob, Mike & MattRat-Rink: Raterink, MichaelRawlingdale: Rawlings, NewellRenmoor (Jerseys): Rendon, Bruce R.Rho-Nic: Clark, NicholasRi-Val-Re: Jorgensen, AaronRod-er-Dic: Meyer, Carol ERod-er-Dic: Meyer, Paul R.Rod-Er-Dic: Sweers, Janice A.Rosa Myst: Long, Ronald D. & SaraRosable: Post, Steven DanielRose Brook: Potter, Ron, Jim & AnthonyRose-Castle: Sanford, Jeffrey AR-Pine: Schilling, William H.Rubi-Sweet, Rubi-Mart: Rubingh, MarvinRunningwell: Studer, RogerS.J. Reed: Reed Dairy FarmSandy Ridge: Butler, Brent & NinaSilver-Sky: Silver Sky Dairy, LLC-Frank Konkel & Lance JohnsonSKB: Osentoski, SteveSmikin: Smith, Kevin D. & Traci J.Star-Summit: Baker, TimothyStarward: Gremel, WalterStarward: Sneller, Darwin D.Starward: Sneller, EricStrautz AAA: Meyer, SherryStrautz-AAA: Strautz, CherylSue-Cha: Letts, BethenieSue-Cha: Letts, Charles & MarilynSun Quest: VanHaitsma, Tim & Tammy Sunnyrock: Rock, RichardSurbrook: Surbrook, Rick, Gerald & JamesSwisslane: Swisslane Dairy FarmsTacoma: Tacoma Dairy Inc.Taylor Creek: Kronemeyer, John & Julia/Jim & ToniTeakwood: Kurtz, JohnThuemland: Thuemmel Dairy, Inc.

Thuemland: Thuemmel, Daniel T.Thuemland: Thuemmel, Daniel W.Thumb-Meadow: Zimmerman, KenTi-Max: Dunseth, Max LeeTom-Anna: Stamp, Tom & DeannaTomerton: Atherton, Thomas F.Tonic: Hoff, NicoleTop-O-Hill: Whelan, Chad WesleyTop-O-Hill: Whelan, DaveTouchdown: Bontekoe, MarkTri-Koebel: Koebel, GretaTri-Koebel: Koebel, TeraTri-Koebel: Koebel, Terry & JennieTriway: Trierweiler Dairy FarmsTroyer-Vue: Troyer, BrianTumbleweed: McCauley, Moss & ReneeTwin Eagle: Blair, GaryUpperknoll: Hull, Michael & LoriVer Hages: Ver Hage, Tim & SandyView-Home: Van Gunst, Wendell / Country Dairy Inc.Wadelland: Wadell Dairy Farm, LLC./Jeff & CharlesWardin: Wardin BrothersWa-Ward: Shuler, G. C. & SonsWestvale-VIEW: Westendorp, DougWickdale: Kulhawick, Joseph C.Wieber: Wieber Dairy, LLCWilfarms: Emmons, Jerry & JudyWolford: Wolford, DianeWolford: Wolford, GaryWonder-Bred: Vitek, Gary & LynnWoodyvale: Stevens, Douglas P.W-R-L: W-R-L Daniels Farm, LLCYonkman-S-D: Yonkman, Samuel J.Zielland: Ziel, Henry M.Zielland: Ziel, Mark

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30 Summer 2014

The winter weather weakened just a bit for the MHA spring foundation sale, it was mostly above zero for the whole week! The bidding was hot and the prices were good as 70 lots were sold on

the second day of spring. There were 82 registered buyers at this year’s sale bidding on cattle from 54 consignors. The sale average was $2923 and many of the sale animals stayed over and were shown at the spring show the next day.The high selling animal of the day was Lot #1, View-Home McC Arizona-ET, consigned by Country Dairy of New Era. Arizona is an early De-Su BKM McCutchen 1174-ET daughter out of Pine-Tree 2149Robst 4846-ET, the tremendous genomic transmitting Robust with 8 sons heading for bull studs, 12 daughters over 2400GTPI and offspring being sold all over for up to $100,000. Jim Hackman of Manitowoc, Wisconsin was the final bidder and bought Arizona for $15,000.The second high seller of the day, was Lot #8, Budjon-Vail P Dalton-Red-ET, consigned by Budjon Farms and Peter & Lyn Vail of Lomira, Wisconsin. She brought $5600 and went to Double-Eagle Dairy of Middleton and Kelvin Webster of Laingsburg.The volume buyers for this wear’s sale were the Schafers of Jem-Lot Dairy in Westphalia. They loaded up their trailer with eight head for the trip home. Thank you so much for your support of our sale.Many of the supplies like hay, grain and bedding for the sale were donated by Michigan Holstein Association members and supporters, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your help in making this sale possible. We thank the fitters and the ringmen and the auctioneer for a job well done. We especially want to thank the MSU Dairy Club for all their hard work as they always do all the skut work for us, getting ready for and during the sale.For those of you that came to buy and went home empty handed, please, don’t be discouraged. Next year, we on the sale committee will do our best to get some more great genetics to be in next year’s spring foundation sale, so come on back and try your luck and be the final bidder on some of the midwest’s best Holstein genetics! Respectfully submited, Ike Hunt, Sale Co-Chairperson

MHA Spring Foundation Sale held March 21

Pictured (l-r) with the top selling lot of the sale are Randy Lettinga, Eric Westendorp, Max Dunseth, Hayleigh Geurink at the halter of Lot #1 View-Home McC Arizona-ET, Dave Lentz and Luke Lensmire representing the buyer Jim Hackman. In the box, Matt Lawrence and Roger Turner. Lot #1 is pictured below being paraded around during the sale.

Pictured with the second high selling animal, Randy Lettinga, Eric Westendorp, Max Dunseth, Hayleigh Geurink at the halter of Lot #8 Budjon-Vail P Dalton-Red-ET, and Dave Lentz. In the box, Matt Lawrence and Roger Turner.

Below the crowd watches on as the lots are struck off.

Roger Turner and Ike Hunt finalize additional information on consignments. • In the box, Matt Lawrence aucitoneered while Roger Turner read pedigrees. • Sale committee members Stan Moser and Moss McCauley watch on as the sale progresses. • Candid photos supplied by Dairy Agenda Today.

32 Summer 2014

In MemoriamAaron James ClarkFebruary 6, 1992 - May 4, 2014Aaron James Clark, age 22, of Sears, passed away unexpectedly, on Sunday, May 4, 2014. He was born on February 6, 1992 in Cadillac, to Alan and Darla (Hamel) Clark. Aaron graduated from Chippewa Hills High School in 2010. He obtained a certificate in diesel mechanics from Lincoln Technology Institute in Indianapolis. The last four months he has enjoyed working as a machine operator for Morgan Compost in Sears.

Aaron attended the Sears Church of God, was actively involved in 4-H when he was younger and was known to be everybody’s buddy. Aaron enjoyed fishing, John Deere tractors, hunting especially with his uncle Tom Rodgers and was a real people person. He was an avid U of M fan, and liked the Detroit Tigers, Green Bay Packers and was proud of getting his first coyote pelt this year.

His beloved family and many friends will forever cherish the many stories and memories they have of a particular, kind hearted and in his own words “ready-to-fix-it” man. He is survived by his parents Alan and Darla Clark of Sears; one brother Christopher Davis of Cadillac; one sister Baylee Clark of Sears; grandmothers, Lethel Hamel of Lake City and Joanie Clark of Evart and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, extended family members and friends.

Aaron was preceded in death by his grandparents Clyde (Coralie) Clark; grandpa Robert Hamel, paternal great-grandma Gertrude Bartholomew in 2014; and two aunts that he was close to, Kathy Garcia and Carol Leonard. Memorials in Aaron’s name can be made to the Sears Church of God.

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calendarJune 17, 2014 (Tuesday) - Indiana State Holstein Junior ShowElkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, IN

June 18, 2014 (Wednesday Evening) - Indiana State Holstein Hog Roast and Holstein Memorabilia AuctionElkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, IN

June 19, 2014 (Thursday) - Indiana State Holstein Open ShowElkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, IN

June 25-28, 2014 – National Holstein Convention Dubuque, Iowa

July 8, 2014 - Michigan District VII Show

July 9, 2014 - Michigan Dairy Fun DayMoo-Ville Creamery, Nashville, Michigan at 9:00 a.m.

July 21 - 25, 2014 - Michigan Dairy ExpoMSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI

July 24, 2014 (Thursday evening) - Great Lakes Holstein 3-Year-Old FuturityMSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI

July 25, 2014 (Friday) - All-Michigan Holstein ShowMSU Livestock Pavilion, East Lansing, MI

July 26, 2014 (Saturday), Elkhart County Holstein Open Show at 9:30 am, Judge: Jeff Price. Elkhart County Fairgrounds, Goshen, Indiana

August 10, 2014 (Sunday) - Indiana State Fair 4-H Show at 8:00 a.m., Judge: Jeff Brown. State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, Indiana

August 12, 2014Official Genetic Evaluation Release

August 13, 2014 (Wednesday) - Indiana State Fair 4-H Show at 8:00 a.m.Judge: Pat Conroy. State Fairgrounds, Indianapolis, Indiana

September 30 - October 4, 2014 - World Dairy ExpoMadison, Wisconsin

October 3 - 4, 2014 - International Holstein Show World Dairy Expo, Madison, WI

November 8, 2014 - Grand National Junior Holstein ShowNorth American International Livestock Expo, Louisville, KY

November 10, 2014 - The All-American Jersey ShowNorth American International Livestock Expo, Louisville, KY

November 10, 2014 - Mid-East Fall National Holstein ShowNorth American International Livestock Expo, Louisville, KY

November 13, 2014 - “Sale of Stars” Dairy Cattle SaleRoyal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, Ontario Canada

November 14, 2014 - National Holstein Show and Jersey Shows (heifer classes)Royal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, Ontario Canada

November 15, 2014 - National Jersey Show (milking classes) and Supreme DairyRoyal Agricultural Winter Fair, Toronto, Ontario Canada

December 2, 2014Official Genetic Evaluation Release

33Michigan-Indiana Holstein News

The Great Lakes Spring Show was held March 22nd at the Pavilion on

the campus of Michigan State University. Donald Dubois from Canada was the official judge for the day.

125000 Pound Cow1. Tande Damion Cassi exhibited by Lucas Moser, Dansville, MI

Aged Cow1. Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI

Five Year Old 1. Maelynn Magna Razzle exhibited by Dave and Lisa Wilson, St. John, MI

Four Year Old1. Porpo Goldwyn Barby exhibited by Parker Hardy2. Minsu Atwood Vanessa-ET exhibited by T&H Dairy, Fowler, MI

Senior Three Year Old1. Star-Summit Dundee Margo exhibited by Star-Summit, Byron Center2. Marfloacres Sanchez Robbie exhibited by Nicole Hoff, Ithaca, MI

Junior Three Year Old1. Dream-Prairie GWA Antiago-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI

Senior Two Year Old 1. Class-E Fever Cheryl-ET exhibited by Green Meadow Farms, Elise, MI2. Budjon-JK Sid Elyssa-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI3. Milk Source Goldwyn Jenny-ET exhibited by Lucas Moser, Dansville, MI4. Fairmont-DTP Sanchez Dori exhibited by Watts, Lamoreaux and Sipoiorski5. Star-Summit Damion Bella exhibited by Star-Summit,

Byron Center, MI

Junior Two Year OldPleasant Nook CL Chancel exhibited by Hardys Holsteins, Tipton, MI

Fall Yearling1. Petitclerc Goldwyn Starsky-ET exhibited by Sierra and Quinn Watts and Lamoreaux, Fowler, MI2. SJ-Reed Col Solstice-RED-ET exhibited by Reed Dairy Farm, Owosso, MI3. Meerview Colt Heidie exhibited by Nicole Hoff, Ithaca, MI4. Hez Attitude Dapple Red-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI5. King-Street Legendary-Red exhibited by Ian Black and Chris Rupprecht, Eagle, MI

Winter Yearling 1. Minsu Goldsun 8070 exhibited by T & H Dairy, Fowler, MI2. Claquato-RH Eve-ET exhibited by Engleking Holsteins and Robinhood Holsteins, Greenfield, IN and Albany, NY3. Class-L & E Fever Chloe exhibited by Lucas Moser, Dansville, MI4. SJ –Reed Chris Jayne exhibited by Reed Dairy Farm, Owosso, MI5. Engleking Redliner Nellie exhibited by Engleking Holsteins, Greenville, IN

Spring Yearling1. Green-Lo Dundee Caitie J-ET exhibited by Cox and Jackson, Greenfield, IN2. Minsu 8195. exhibited by Sierra and Quinn Watts and Lamoreaux, Fowler, MI3. Prestige-Gen At America exhibited by Reed and Jakubick, Owosso, MI4. HEZ Goldchip Heaven-ET exhibited by T&H Dairy, Fowler, MI

5. Hardys Windbrook Lexie-ET exhibited by Lucas Moser, Dansville, MI

Summer Yearling 1. Hardys Fever Snikers exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI2. Hardys Fever Sugar Baby-ET exhibited by Blackview, Howard City, MI3. OCD Sid Checkmate-ET exhibited by Alison Schafer, Westphalia, MI4. Liddleholm Precious exhibited by Hayleigh Geurink, East Lansing, MI5. Milhurd Contnder Fantly-Red exhibited by Beekman Holsteins, Huntinton, IN

Fall Heifer Calf 1. MInsu Brokaw Gidget exhibited by T & H Dairy, Fowler, MI2. Hardys Brokaw Dolly-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy, Tipton, MI3. Minsu Bradnick Violet-ET exhibited by T & H Dairy, Fowler, MI4. Butterview Gold Angel-ET exhibited by Cole Provoast, Prescott, MI5. Duckett Artie Laura-Red-ET exhibited by Anna Moser, Dansville, MI

Winter Calves1. Nugentdale Louisville Puff exhibited by Burkardt & Nugent, Lowell, MI2. Hardys Browkaw Santa exhibited by Parker Hardy3. Nugentdale Stone Pineapple exhibited by Burkardt & Nugent, Lowell, 4. Tumbleweed Declan Fridgid-TW exhibited by Eric Sneller and Kleeland Dairy, Sebewaing, MI5. Budjon-Vail P Dalton Red-ET exhibited by Kelvin Webster, Elsie, MI

Grand and Senior Champion Junior & Open Show: Hardys Goldwyn Destiny exhibited by Parker Hardy; Reserve Grand & Senior Champion of the Junior and Open Show: Porpo Goldwyn Barby exhibited by Parker Hardy; Honorable Mention Senior Champion Tande Damion Cassi exhibited by Lucas Moser

Intermediate Champion: Class-E Fever Cheryl-ET exhibited by Green Meadow Farms; Reserve Intermediate Champion: Budjon-JK Sid Elyssa-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy.

Intermediate Champion of the Junior Show: Budjon-JK Sid Elyssa-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy; Reserve Intermediate Champion: Pleasant Nook CL Chancel exhibited by Parker Hardy

Junior Champion of the Open Show: Petitclerc Goldwyn Starsky-ET exhibited by Sierra and Quinn Watts and Lamoreaux; Reserve Junior Champion: Minsu Brokaw Gidget exhibited by T & H Dairy

Junior Champion of the Junior Show: Green-Lo Dundee Caitie J-ET exhibited by Cox and Jackson; Reserve Junior Champion: Minsu 8195 exhibited by Sierra and Quinn Watts and Lamoreaux; Honorable Mention: Hardys Brokaw Dolly-ET exhibited by Parker Hardy

Great Lakes Spring Show

Small photos (l to r): Luck-E Guthrie Kleopatra (VG-86), Matt Engel, Hampshire, IL, Herges photo; Jefco Sabathia Flower, Douglas Jefcoat, Laurel, MS; Roquet Jasmine Sanchez-ET (EX-91-EX-MS), Arethusa Farm LLC, Litchfield, CT; Large photos (l to r): Vandyk-S Gold Chip Nina (VG-88), Landon Van Dyk, Lynden, WA, Robinson photo and BVK Atwood Andrea-ET (EX-92-EX-MS), R. and S. Allyn, J. Lloyd & M. Heath, Canaan, CT, Fisher

Whether you are looking for show-winning style or functional Type, Select Sires is the place to go. With 10 elite sires over +3.00 for Type you are sure to find sires that fit your breeding program. These elite sires include the breed’s No. 1 for Type, G W ATWOOD and a hot new release, GOLD CHIP. Contact your Select Sires representative to order these outstanding Type sires!

Elite Type Sires Type UDC FLC Rel.%7HO10506 G W ATWOOD +4.66 +3.51 +3.74 997HO10484 SABATHIA +3.86 +2.68 +2.36 927HO9165 BRAXTON +3.70 +1.97 +2.30 987HO10920 GOLD CHIP New +3.70 +3.31 +3.16 897HO9420 GUTHRIE +3.19 +2.83 +1.82 947HO10468 MOREY +3.17 +2.61 +2.07 937HO9264 DEMPSEY +3.10 +2.54 +2.48 877HO10277 BRANCH +3.02 +2.60 +2.86 877HO8190 SANCHEZ +3.01 +2.03 +2.56 997HO9893 ATLANTIC +3.00 +2.81 +2.34 99All bulls on this page qualify for export to Canada. USDA-CDCB/HA Genomic Evaluation 04/14

Star-Summit Roy Sara up one point to EX-914-02 365 38,360lbs 4.5% 1715 3.7% 1415Dam: Star-Summit R-E-D Sherbert 2E-933-03 365 32,331lbs 3.6% 1173 3.4% 1095Star-Summit Jasper Marva up one point to EX-913-03 365 32,000lbs 4.3% 1382 3.5% 1122Star-Summit Talent Smryna up one point to EX-913-03 365 32,535lbs 3.6% 1187 3.2% 1050Star-Summit Jasper Sawyer up two points to EX-92 Maternal sister to Star-Summit Durham Shar2-09 365 33,149lbs 4.0% 1310 3.2% 1071Star-Summit Affirm Micky up one point to EX-91Maternal sister to Star-Summit Dundee Margo2-03 355 34,070 3.8% 1278 3.2% 1107

Star-Summit B B Iris now 4E-938-05 365 47,322lbs 3.9% 1826 3.0% 1400Lifetime to date: 381,000Sire: Star-Summit Best Bet-ETDam: Star-Summit Lindy Fone EX-91

Star-Summit S M Beverly 2E-914-04 365 38,156lbs 4.1% 1547 3.3% 1273

Star-Summit Affirmed Muffit 2E-91 3-08 365 39,320lbs 3.8% 1512 3.2% 1254Dam: Star-Summit Dundee Mindy-ET EX-93

Star-Summit Shottle Smrnya EX-913-0 328 31,400 3.9% 1219 3.2% 999

Star-Summit Atwood Lucy-ET EX-912-01 365 31,100 4.1% 1282 3.1% 959Dam: Star-Summit Stardust Pamela 2E-91Life: 2789 203,790 4.7% 9612 3.2% 6536

Star-Summit Goldwyn Bobbie EX-912-03 365 30,639 4.5% 1365 3.4% 1030Dam: Star-Summit Jasper Bailey VG-883-05 365 33,842 3.7% 1240 3.2% 10742nd Dam: Star-Summit Durham Bugs EX-93

Star-Summit Pro Bev EX-902-02 348 22,980 3.8% 887 3.4% 776Dam: Star-Summit S M Beverly 2E-91Life: 1464 137,450 3.9% 5395 3.3% 44932nd Dam: Star-Summit Durham Beth 2E-90Life: 1924 172,670 3.9% 691 3.4% 5905

Star-Summit Sanchez Sheray EX-902-03 365 35,820 3.7% 1311 3.3% 1179Dam: Star-Summit Durham Sophie EX-914-00 365 41,040 3.3% 1343 3.1% 12682nd Dam: Star-Summit Lee Stacey-ET 2E-91Life: 2303 228,000 3.9% 8932 3.3% 7437

Star-Summit Aftrshk Gail-ET EX-902-03 351 24,593 3.4% 845 3.3% 823Dam: Star-Summit RD Grace EX-94

Small photos (l to r): Luck-E Guthrie Kleopatra (VG-86), Matt Engel, Hampshire, IL, Herges photo; Jefco Sabathia Flower, Douglas Jefcoat, Laurel, MS; Roquet Jasmine Sanchez-ET (EX-91-EX-MS), Arethusa Farm LLC, Litchfield, CT; Large photos (l to r): Vandyk-S Gold Chip Nina (VG-88), Landon Van Dyk, Lynden, WA, Robinson photo and BVK Atwood Andrea-ET (EX-92-EX-MS), R. and S. Allyn, J. Lloyd & M. Heath, Canaan, CT, Fisher

Whether you are looking for show-winning style or functional Type, Select Sires is the place to go. With 10 elite sires over +3.00 for Type you are sure to find sires that fit your breeding program. These elite sires include the breed’s No. 1 for Type, G W ATWOOD and a hot new release, GOLD CHIP. Contact your Select Sires representative to order these outstanding Type sires!

Elite Type Sires Type UDC FLC Rel.%7HO10506 G W ATWOOD +4.66 +3.51 +3.74 997HO10484 SABATHIA +3.86 +2.68 +2.36 927HO9165 BRAXTON +3.70 +1.97 +2.30 987HO10920 GOLD CHIP New +3.70 +3.31 +3.16 897HO9420 GUTHRIE +3.19 +2.83 +1.82 947HO10468 MOREY +3.17 +2.61 +2.07 937HO9264 DEMPSEY +3.10 +2.54 +2.48 877HO10277 BRANCH +3.02 +2.60 +2.86 877HO8190 SANCHEZ +3.01 +2.03 +2.56 997HO9893 ATLANTIC +3.00 +2.81 +2.34 99All bulls on this page qualify for export to Canada. USDA-CDCB/HA Genomic Evaluation 04/14