Voegeli Farm wins first Dairyland Swiss Futurity
Voegeli Farm of Monticello won seven of 33 classes at the 16th Wisconsin Brown Swiss State Show. The Fergs of Canton 5, Waupaca, captured six classes including reserve champion bull and grand champion female. Eighty exhibitors brought 203 animals. Junior show winners included Kimberly Lenz with Willow Creeks and Suzanne Kampmeyer with Landell Jubilant Deloise. Voegeli Farm earned $100, a jacket, and a traveling trophy. a potential extra $100 would apply if the sire came from an AI organization. The futurity concept, inspired by other breeds, began two years ago with 92 calves nominated.
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Voegeli
Monticello
Thomas and Franklin Ferg
Waupaca
Fairgrounds
Voegeli Farm
Canton 2
Wisconsin
Fergs
Canton 5
Voegelis
Voegels
Thomas Ferg
Association
Junior Show Crowned for Wisconsin Brown Swiss Winners
Kimberly Lenz 13, of Tomah, displayed Willow Creeks B. King Pollyanna to win Grand Champion Female at the state Brown Swiss junior show in Neillsville. Four-year-old AG Target Mariette topped the show for grand female, with Idyl Wild Improver Jinx claiming reserve. Judges praised consistency as finalists and futurity rules noted. The show also featured junior and reserve champions from Darrell Worden and Greg Christianson, judged by Larry Kruse. The day included discussion of cranberry and soybean board nominations with August elections and deadlines.
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Kimberly Lenz
Kenneth
Sandra Lenz
Tomah
Willow Creeks
King Pollyanna
EE Beautician King
Pollyanna
Neillsville
AG Target
Brown Swiss sale nets $40,400 at Wisconsin event
Thirty five head of cattle brought $40,400 at the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association Classic sale in Wisconsin, averaging $1,122 per head. Eight Share-A Heifer animals averaged nearly $939, led by a $1,650 milking three year old consigned by Forest Lawn Farm. Top buyers were the TenPass brothers of Burnett.
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Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association
Betty Kroll
Slinger
Association
Darrell
Sharon Worden
Forest Lawn Farm
Wausau
Brothers Galvin
Greg TenPass
Burnett
Dodge County
Forest Lawn Sparks Brace
Sems Sues Elegant Sparks
TenPass
Mr. TenPass
Galvin
Jefferson
Titan
Cornelius
Linda Micke
Swiss Farm
Gilman
John Fritz
Lancaster
Heifer
Johann Johnny D
Beverly Greeler
Russell Karl
Neillsville
Tim Fritz
Winners named for District 8 Holstein judging in Beaver Dam
Beaver Dam in Dodge County hosted District 8 Holstein events with top honors in open, junior, and junior open divisions. Grand champions included Nehls Brothers Juneau’s Crusader and Crescent Mead Valiant Pepsi, while reserve titles went to Lady Manor Rorae Karla Astro and WWF Mandolin Missy etc.
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Dodge County
Bud Jon Roburke Crusader
Nehls Brothers
Juneau
Lady Manor Rorae Karla Astro
Dale Kranz
Nehls
Crescent Mead Valiant Pepsi
Todd Wendorf
Ixonia
WWF Mandolin Missy
Doug Mayer
Slinger
Crescent Beauty Megan
Crescent Beauty Farms
Fort Atkinson
Straussdale Reneebell
Donald Strauss
Lake Mills
Rate Farms
Sir Lawrence
Russ Rate
West Bend
Beckerdale King Valiant
Shawn Becker
Hartford
SRG Royal Banne
Steve Guell
Waupun
Willard
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Suzanne Kampmeyer
Jack
Pat Kampmeyer
Colby
Landell
Bridge View
Beth Armbruster
Eagle
Eric Wilson
Ferg
Quarter Horse Association
Ohio Brown Swiss Association
Tops
Robert Capaul
Alma Center
Mound View
Laurel
West Lawn
Greg
Sharon Christianson
Shiodon
Christys Pansy
Modern Heritage
Larry Kruse
Earlville
Iowa
Russell Earl
Lois Reis
Slattery
Cranberry Board
Madison
Julie Seston
State Agriculture Department
Buffalo
Clark
Eau Claire
Jackson
la Crosse
Pepin
Pierce
Trempealeau
Wood
Kenosha
Walworth
Lois Reis Slattery
John Wegmueller
Monroe
Mr. Wegmueller
Beaver Dam
Biljean Valiant Frisky
Bob Nass
Watertown
Moss-Oak Mayers DC Rusty Red
HOOK & _ EYE
Hook & Eye
Huebner Implement Works
Forest Junction
Ign al
MFG. Co., Inc
E. Elm Drive
Loyal
Noper & Ralts Cy
Wis
Pennzoil
Enzo
Zoil Pennzo
Yy Jin Hotor
S.A.E. Laz
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DEN
Byza Olt Motor Sous
Dexron
Lee St
Chippewa Falls
S. Main Rice Lake
Farm
Baraboo
Janesville
Platteville
Nor
Ris and
Lowa
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