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Rottinghaus Holsteins and Jeffrey Woods of Seneca, KansasĮxhibited by Brandi Stevens and Family Hill Jerseys, Indianapolis, IndianaĮxhibited by Amber and Laura Elliott, Marshall, Wisconsin Windy Knoll View, J&N Burdette of Mercersburg, Pennsylvania Clark of Cornish Flat, New HampshireĮxhibited by Suzanne Voelker of Perryville, MissouriĮlite Dairy, Peter Vail and Ken Main of Kinderhook, New YorkĬentral National Guernsey Show - Madison ResultsĮxhibited by Tyler Chupp of Inola, OklahomaĮxhibited by Austin and Landen Knapp of Epworth, Iowaįour Winds Farm, Clark & Joy Vilter, Hartland, WisconsinĮxhibited by Elmvue Farm of Johnstown, New YorkĮxhibited by Emily Alsdorf, Spartansburg, Pennsylvania of Upperville, VirginiaĮxhibited by Brooke M.

Reserve Grand Champion Female of the Junior Show:Įxhibited by Sarah Borchardt, Caledonia, IllinoisĬentral National Brown Swiss Show ResultsĮxhibited by Jeffrey Boldt of Whitewater, WisconsinĮxhibited by Allen Bassler, Jr.

Grand Champion Female of the Junior Show:.

Abraham, Livingston, CaliforniaĮxhibited by Steve & Vicki Searles/Stillmore Cattle Company, Pine Island, MinnesotaĮxhibited by David Patrick, Woodbine, Maryland

Reserve Supreme Champion Cow of the Junior Show:Įxhibited by Collin S.

Supreme Champion Cow of the Junior Show:.

Highest Lot: $16,000 for Lo-Vi Cook Em Camay-ET, purchased by Tim Navis of Brandon, WisconsinĮxhibited by Arethusa Farm, Litchfield, ConnecticutĮxhibited by Martin Kinyon & Mark Rueth, Oxford, Wisconsin The World Premier Showcase Brown Swiss Sale Highest Lot: $135,000 for Rosedale Adventageous-Red-ET, purchased by Sterndale and Riverdane Holsteins, Boxton, Derbyshire, England Highest Lot: $12,100 for Right-Angle T Jump, purchased by T. Highest Lot: $4,525 for Ratliff Sambo Elise, purchased by Wade and Natalie Kessenich of DeForest, Wisconsin Highest Lot: $13,500 for Jens Gold C Blue Spruce, purchased by Genex and Blue Spruce Syndicate of Shawano, Wisconsin Total Numbers of Sale Lots: 136 (Ayrshire - 19 Brown Swiss - 36 Guernsey - 21 Holstein - 41 Jersey - 19) Total Number of Dairy Cattle Exhibitors: 994 exhibitors from 39 states Total Number of Dairy Cattle on Grounds: 2,332īreakdown of Cattle Represented: Ayrshire

#World dairy expo world classic sale plus

Vita Plus Corporation (intermediate booth winner) Top five countries of international attendance: Canada (312) Japan (200) Mexico (198) England/United Kingdom (103) Germany (102)Ĭommercial Exhibitors: 1500 booths exhibited by 676 companiesĬommercial Booth Award Winners: MVE-Chart Industries (small booth winner), Semex Alliance (large booth winner), International Guests: 2,131 from 80 countries (2005: 2,513 from 81 countries) Total Attendance: 65,563 (Last year's attendance was 65,125) This winning Holstein cow is owned by Budjon, Vail, Abbott, Van Exel and Woodmansee of Lomira, Wisconsin.Īlso the winner of the Six-Year-Old Cow Class and Senior and Grand Champion Female in the International Holstein Show, she earned over $3,000 in cash prizes for her owners. The near $2.6m in cattle sales somewhat upstaged the action in the cattle rings, where Rosiers Blexy Goldwyn-ET emerged as Supreme Champion of the 2017 World Dairy Expo. The 34 Guernsey lots sold totalled $122,775, with an average of $3,733 for the 26 live lots. The World Premier Milking Shorthorn Sale of 14 lots averaged $3,250 for a $42,250 total. The 31 Brown Swiss lots sold, half being calves six-months-old or younger, totalled $154,950, averaging $4,998 per lot. The 20 Ayrshire lots totalled $68,580, with the live lots averaging $3,889. The 37 Jersey lots averaged $2,886, with a sale total of $106,800. Many world-class cattle and embryos were sold during the sales at the five-day World Dairy Expo. The sale total of $2.1 million set a new World Classic record. They were among the 51 lots in the World Classic ’17 Sale that averaged $41,469, paid by buyers representing 16 US states, three Canadian provinces, and four countries.

Wa-Del Modesty Bobbi Jo-ET was bought for $105,000 by Sexing Technologies, Texas. The second-highest selling lot at the World Dairy Expo was Leaninghouse Mdsty 23039-ET, consigned by Rock Hill Dairy in Dexter, New Mexico, purchased by De Novo Genetics, Wisconsin, for $205,000. The record-breaking sale confirms the takeover of gene testing at a very early age from the milk and show records which once determined the value of breeding animals.