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Celebrating 40 Years MJC Dairy Heifer Sale Saturday, October 18, 2025 MJC ACE Pavilion 11:00am ● Heifer Preview 12:00pm ● Lunch sponsored by Yosemite Farm Credit 1:00pm ● Live Sale Thank you for joining us this year to sell some high quality springers. In 1985 Hal Carlton and his Dairy Advisory Committee had a vision to provide more opportunities for students to get hands on experiences. They reached out to local dairy farmers to donate yearlings that students could halter break, care for, and prep for a replacement heifer sale. Having heifers on campus would allow all dairy students to get more experience and really foster a learn by doing motto. Today we are celebrating 40 years of this sale that benefits all students in the MJC Dairy Science Program, funds the dairy judging travel expenses, and provides scholarships annually to students. This sale is a tradition and would not be possible without the help of our community, dairy farmers, local businesses, MJC staff and students.
Dairy Unit Interns Mykel Mull, Chowchilla Riley Whisler, Carmel Dairy Science Professor Nicole Morris
MJC Dairy Advisory Committee Joaquin Amaral Chris Durrer Ryan Matheron Johnnie Azevedo Paul Fernandes Mike Nutcher Justin Borges Tony Garcia, Jr. Joe Oliveira MJC Dairy Advisory Emeritus Members Mark Anglin Frank Borba Hal Carlton Leo Durrer
Bill Genasci Edwin Genasci Bill Hobby Andy Hurtgen
Mike Lucas Tony Ott Carl Vierra Scott Wickstrom
MJC Agriculture Faculty & Staff Thank you to the MJC Agriculture Staff & Faculty for all of their help with the sale and the success of the Dairy Science Program. Our program truly appreciates all of their help throughout the year.
Andy Alderson
Troy Gravatt
Nicole Morris
Lisa Allen
Julie Haynes
Berlina Napoleon
Kyle Beeman
Victoria Hiser
Ryan Patterson
Tim Brown
Mikaela Lamle
Kattie Sanchez
Todd Conrado
Lance Loogman
Joel Speiller
Rhonda Deming
John Macedo
Jennifer Terpstra
Tinea Giron
Lori Marchy
Nick Tobin
Jennifer Gomez
Rebecca Mendonza
Tim Truax
MJC Leadership Thank you to the leadership at Modesto Junior College for supporting our agriculture department and students.
YCCD Interim Counselor— Dr. Lena Tran MJC President— Dr. Brian Sanders
MJC Vice President of Student Services—Dr. Andrea Wilson MJC Vice President of College & Administrative Services—Sarah Schrader MJC Vice President of Instruction—Patrick Bettencourt
Reflections & Appreciation from Hal Carlton It is my honor to attend the 40th Anniversary of the MJC Dairy Sale. I am here with a grateful heart and wishes for its success. I would like to mention our community and its continued support, which allowed the first sale to become an established tradition and part of the MJC Dairy program. The first dairy advisory committee was originated in 1980 with Bill Genasci, Leo Durrer, Mike Lucas, Carl Vieira (a former dairy student) and Tony Ott (a former dairy student). Joaquin Amaral (a former dairy student) joined the committee in 1985 and currently remains on the Dairy Advisory Committee. There were many who volunteered their time and talents to make this program a success. I would be remised if I did not recognize those who helped me along the way. Gilbert Teixiera, Don & Steve Haglund, Russ Dutra, Gil Machado, Larry Gremp, Max Olvera, Ryan Matheron, Jean Obad, George Cardoza and Yosemite Farm Credit. And I am sure there are more who I have missed. Please forgive me as I approach 90 years old and my memory isn't as sharp as it use to be. In addition, the success of this sale includes all the hard working students who learned so much along the way. They always contributed their enthusiastic attitude and dedication to the sale and the dairy program. And the students are the reason this program has survived 4 decades. In 1997 I retired as the dairy science professor, and I am so proud of my successors; Mark Anglin, Bill Hobby and Nicole Morris who carried on this tradition. Thank you again for 40 years of support and memories for this unique program. Sincerely, Hal Carlton 1971—1997
Reflections & Appreciation from Mark Anglin Dear MJC Dairy Program Students, Dairymen, & the Dairy/Agriculture Industry: It is with sincere gratitude and enthusiasm that I draft this letter to you. It is difficult to express the multitude of feelings that I have relative to my short tenure leading the MJC Dairy Science Program. I am humbled by the success of the students that I was blessed to guide in some small way. I am moved by the impressive dairy producers that consistently supported the program unconditionally. I am touched by the phenomenal dairy industry and overall agriculture industry partners that were always there to help make our program thrive. The entire focus of the program was to provide learning opportunities for the students. Of which we had so many tremendously talented, energetic, and motivated individuals. The students strived to be successful in the classroom, in conducting extracurricular activities, in competing at the highest level in judging. There are countless MJC Dairy Science alums that have been extremely successful. Many have completed higher education at some of the top agricultural colleges and universities in California and nationally. Our students have established themselves in the dairy industry as producers, processors, agricultural business entrepreneurs, ag finance, and more. It is also rewarding to witness these students starting their families, and to see them establishing themselves in their communities as leaders. I am so proud of them all. The success of the program would not have been possible without the unyielding support of our dairy producers. During good times and bad times they were always there for us. The success of our biennial heifer sale is squarely on the 30-40 dairymen that provide heifers for the program. The heifers provided by these dairymen raised money for the overall program, the judging team expenses, and provided scholarships. Additionally, many producers opened their dairies for us to conduct general labs, to teach artificial insemination, and to conduct judging practices. In my tenure I cannot remember a time when the support wavered. The dairymen were always there. Without a doubt the dairy/ag industry as a whole was there in support of our program as well. The doors were always open to us to provide firsthand learning experiences for our students. The program conducted over 100 labs per year which would not have been possible without the total support of our industry partners. When funding was needed for whatever purpose, they were there to help. Thank you does not seem adequate for the encouragement, support, and sense of security provided to me by you all. But THANK YOU! Sincerely, Mark Anglin 1997—2004
Reflections & Appreciation from Bill Hobby One of the great advantages of teaching at Modesto Junior College was all the resources we had for skill development for students that were passionate about the dairy industry and livestock. While they may have been hesitant as to where they were headed in life, they knew they wanted to be around livestock. Since my teaching path was different than most instructors, having worked on the dairy and then in the dairy industry for 20 years, I was able to incorporate the different employment opportunities available in the industry to them. Being book smart is one thing but problem solving under real conditions during field trips and labs gives them a more memorable experience to reference later. We did that weekly in lab. Going back and looking at hundreds of photos I had taken over the years of the trips and groups of students we exposed to every kind of situation that happens on the dairy is probably the most important thing we did. Being prepared in class before the trip allowed them to see the problem and know how to address it. The “Ag buses” allowed students to share thoughts on the bus rides, make new friends in their common industry and see real life situations being addressed. Today as I visit over the phone or stop in on them, it is even more impressive to see them succeeding in the industry today. Whether it is as an A.I. Technician, herdsperson, ranch owner, consultant, milk/cheese processor, spokesperson or advocate for our great industry, they are doing amazing things. We would like to think that our teaching methods and activities used at MJC had something to do with that. This heifer program we are here celebrating this weekend is just one of the examples of giving our students an opportunity to know “Dairy” and understand why it’s so important to us. Teaching students how to move around cattle, teach them to lead, trust and cooperate makes us a little more cooperative with others as well. I had taught Temple Grandin’s’ handling procedures even before I came to MJC, but a highlight was having her come to MJC and give multiple presentations to a packed pavilion about her experiences. Those big intimidating heifers out there were a lot to handle for some of our young ladies, but they followed the instructions, broke and trained the heifers and gave them a new confidence and sense of accomplishment. It just goes to show that if you want it bad enough, dream it, work hard, study and learn from the best mentors you can attach yourself to in your industry. It worked for me and now I see it working for hundreds of our students. Congratulations to all the students, industry supporters and especially to the dairymen who over the years have given their very best to this program! Sincerely, Bill Hobby 2004—2020
Reflections & Appreciation from Nicole Morris As we celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Modesto Junior College Dairy Cattle Sale, I find myself reflecting on how deeply this event has shaped not only our program, but also my own life. Some of my earliest memories of this sale go back to when I was about 12 or 13 years old, attending alongside my dad. I still remember the excitement of seeing a beautiful black registered springer donated by Hilmar Holsteins, and how I begged my dad to buy her so I could show her as a cow that following summer. That experience, like so many others connected to this sale, helped spark my lifelong passion for the dairy industry. Throughout my childhood, I attended at least five MJC sales, never imagining that one day I would be back here not in the seats, but leading the very program that meant so much to me growing up. It’s both humbling and surreal to now serve as the Dairy Science Professor and host this sale for our community. This event has always been a reflection of the incredible people who make it possible. The dairy farmers who generously donate heifers, the students who pour their hearts into making it a success, and the community members who continue to show up year after year in support of agricultural education. Since the first sale in 1985, more than 800 head of cattle have been donated, providing students with hands-on experiences that simply can’t be replicated in a classroom. These animals have been the foundation for our labs, our dairy judging team, and countless learning opportunities that prepare our students for real-world success. The proceeds from this sale directly support our program and allow our students to travel, compete, and represent MJC at the highest levels. Beyond funding, this event inspires many of our alumni trace their passion for the dairy industry back to this very sale. A sincere thank you to Hal Carlton, Mark Anglin, and Bill Hobby for building this incredible legacy and laying the foundation for what the MJC Dairy Program is today. Thank you to our MJC Dairy Advisory Committee for your continued support and guidance. Thank you to the dairy farmers and community members who continue to believe in our mission, and to the students who work tirelessly to make this event successful each and every year. I am truly grateful to be a part of this history, and I hope this sale continues to thrive for another 40 years and beyond. Here’s to honoring the past, celebrating the present, and investing in the bright future of the dairy industry. Sincerely, Nicole Morris 2020—Present
Hal Carlton Scholarship Recipients Since its initiation, 128 students have received a Hal Carlton scholarship and over $100,000 has been raised. 1999—2000 Adam Hurtgen Erik Durrer 2000—2001 Ruben Almada Darrin Soares 2002—2003 Jennfier Tereba Robert Teixeira Sarah Van Exel 2003—2004 Rebekah Mast Stephen Mast Michael Olsen 2004 – 2005 Laceedon Adame Stephen Mast Amy Odens 2005 – 2006 Kari Kronberg Brian Fiorini 2006 – 2007 Amy Odens David H. Weststeyn 2007 – 2008 Kari Kronberg Caitlyn Morehart Michella Pacheco 2008 – 2009 Kari Kronberg Caitlyn Morehart 2009 – 2010 George Costa Christie Hobby Daniel Nascimento
2010 – 2011 Ralph Cunningham Christie Hobby Karessa Mann Natalie Sanders 2011 – 2012 Ralph Cunningham Eric Migliazzo Katie Nutcher Helen Ott Emilie Strand 2012 – 2013 Ralph Cunningham Katie Nutcher 2013 – 2014 Elysha Bergweff Sveenie Betsargis Ashley Cropper Rebecca Hobby James Hurd Eric Migliazzo Vincent Migliazzo Helen Ott Alison Sherman 2014 – 2015 Fabian Cruz Victoria De Leon Dominique German Nicole Hobby Claudia Ortiz Andrew Vaz Jr. 2015 – 2016 Carson Collier Nicole Hobby Danielle Hyatt Michael Neves Kailey Villa
2016 – 2017 Kiaya Bettencourt Jonathan Denier Deena Migliazzo Michael Neves Patrice Parks Nicole Sanders Austin Silva Makayla Toste 2017 – 2018 Kiaya Bettencourt Caroline Lee Nicolaus Machado Michael Neves Heidi Omlin Nicole Sanders Alexis Smith Adriana Toste Josina Weststeyn 2018 – 2019 Carley Azevedo Kiaya Bettencourt Joey Freitas Carson Haringa Nicolaus Machado Elizabete Neves Morgan Nunes Jesslynne Palarca Adriana Toste Caydee Weese 2019 – 2020 Kaitlyn Hay Allison Nunes Anton Schilter Aspen Silva Allison Ward 2020 – 2021 Ashley Cloward Kailey Damas Jackson Dias
Julia Heller Kristi Johnson Selina Lopes Alizabeth Lopez Dylan Mello Julianna Messina Alyce Silva Aspen Silva 2021 – 2022 Anthony Agueda Alayna Azevedo Tyler Miranda Hartley Silva Colton Silveira Blake Zimmer 2022 – 2023 Anthony Agueda Alayna Azevedo Hartley Silva Lauryn Young Blake Zimmer 2023 – 2024 Jack Bertram Paris Cabral Dulce Campos-Rodriquez Lillianna Cruz Anthony Diniz Logan Silveira Teresa Sousa Austin Terra 2024 – 2025 Aidan Alberto Jon Chapman Kirsten Larson Mykel Mull Matthew Pacheco Mikayla Silveira Teresa Sousa
MJC Student Committee Committee Chairmen: Connor Correia, Daniel Diniz, Johnny Labno, Mykel Mull, Matthew Pacheco, Mikayla Silveira, Riley Whisler & Madeline Zweegman Thank you to all of the students in the ANSC 220—Dairy Industry & Dairy Science class and the AGEC 280—Ag Sales & Services class for all of their help to organize the sale. The students in the ANSC 220 course halter broke heifers, clipped and fitted the heifers for today’s sale. Students in the AGEC 280 course will be clerking the sale and helped with the promotional posters, informational items and organizing the event.
Haleigh Alaga Khloe Alberto Alexa Alto Andrew Balderas Alexis Bertonneau Maquel Besson Ava Borba Jackson Brooks Jacklyn Cacho Alexandra Castaneda Yasmim Castro Avleen Chahal Rosa Chavez Melissa Delgadillo Amelia Ferrario Jack Fletcher Giselle Flores Nour Frej Jesus Gallegos, Jr. Joshua Godinez
Mia Gonzaleaz Paula Guarin Gallego Yurani Guillen Aleida Guzman Anniston Holck Noel Jacobson Jessica Larkin Ethan Larson Kayla Lemaster Taleah Lusk Mariana Madrigal Gricelda Marquez Vincent Martini Victor Martins Kemelly Mejia Natalie Mejia Aiden Montgomery Ryder Morris Elizabeth Woodill Brenda Nava
Ashleigh Nunes Benjamin Nunez Aleksa Oliveros Jeanne Oosterman Alondra Ortiz Trinity Persson Walker Postma Natalie Rangel Manuel Raymundo Christopher Riddle Grecia Rios Paloma Rodriguez Jessica Russell Megan Sather Silas Swinhart Hannah Wampler Hannah Webb Shi-Anne Woodard
A very special thank you to our Sale Sponsors All West/Select Sires, Rory White Alta Genetics, Joseph Silva Andrew Vaz, Jr. Boviteq California Cargill, Ann Mesman Crystal Creamery Donavan Miguel Hal & Anita Carlton John Macedo & Crew Logan Silveira Max Olvera Mid Valley Large Animal Vet - Dr. Carlos Borges MJC Floral & Nursery Nutcher Milk Company Ryan Matheron Semex, Brent Van Vooren Shawn Sanders Tony Garcia Jr. Turlock Livestock Auction Yard Westlock Genetics Yosemite Farm Credit Zoetis, Clint Hjelm
Semen for Service Sires Semen for Service Sires Breeding Services & Semen IVF Session for Auction Lot Calf Grain for Auction Lot Ice Cream Sponsor Ring Help Almonds for Buyer Gifts BBQ & Lunch Preparation Pedigree Readings Auctioneer Services Preg Checking, Vet Services Decorations Milk Donation Pedigree Readings Genomic Sampling for Auction Lot Ring Help Ring Help Online Catalog Host Semen for Service Sires Lunch Genomic Testing & Pharmaceuticals
2024 Dairy Judging Team National Champions & 1st High Team Overall —World Dairy Expo, Madison, WI Reserve International Champions—The Royal Highland Show, Edinburgh, Scotland 2nd High Team Overall—All-American Invitational Dairy Judging Contest, Harrisburg, PA 1st High Team Overall—The Big Exposition, West Springfield, MA 2nd High Team Overall—North American International Livestock Expo, Louisville, KY 1st High Team Overall—NACTA Dairy Judging Contest, Twin Falls, ID Lauryn Young 1st High Individual—WDE 1st High Individual—WDE Practical 2nd High Individual—NAILE Jon Chapman 3rd High Individual—NAILE 4th High Individual—All-American 8th High Individual—WDE Logan Silveira 5th High Individual—The Big E 7th High Individual—WDE 10th High Individual—All-American Teresa Sousa 2nd High Individual—NACTA 6th High Individual—WDE
1st High Team Overall: 1st Team Reasons, 1st Team Ayrshires, 1st Team Guernseys, 1st Team Holsteins & 1st Team Milking Shorthorns (L-R) Coach Nicole Morris, Teresa Sousa, Logan Silveira, Lauryn Young, Jon Chapman & Dulce Campos—Rodriguez
Dulce Campos-Rodriguez 2nd High Individual—Royal Highland Thank you to all the farms that let us practice and prepare for judging contests. We are grateful for all the alumni who support our teams. Congratulations to Jon Chapman who is judging at Iowa State University and Lauryn Young who is judging for Ohio State University. Visiting a guernsey dairy farm in the Isle of Guernsey. (L-R) Jon Chapman, Lauryn Young, Dulce Campos-Rodriguez & Teresa Sousa
2025 Dairy Judging Team 1st High Team Overall—Southern National Dairy Judging Contest, Stillwater, OK 1st High Team Overall—NACTA Dairy Judging Contest, Canyon, TX 1st High Team Overall—Western National Dairy Judging Contest, Richmond, UT 2nd High Team Overall—World Dairy Expo Judging Contest, Madison, WI 2nd High Team Overall—The Big-E Exposition, Springfield, MA Mykel Mull 3rd High Individual—NACTA 5th High Individual—All-American 7th High Individual—WDE Matthew Pacheco 1st High Individual—Southern Natl 2nd High Individual—NACTA 1st High Individual—Western Natl 2nd High Individual—Big-E Mikayla Silveira 3rd High Individual—Western Natl Madeline Zweegman 2nd High Individual—Southern Natl 10th High Individual—WDE
1st High Team Overall at NACTA Dairy Judging in Canyon, Texas. (L-R) Coach Nicole Morris, Matthew Pacheco, Mikayla Silveira, Madeline Zweegman and Mykel Mull
So proud of this team and all their hard work. All members of this team are looking to continuing their dairy judging careers at their next university.
2nd High Team Overall at World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin: 1st Holsteins. (L-R) Coach Nicole Morris, Mikayla Silveira, Madeline Zweegman, Matthew Pacheco and Mykel Mull.
2024 & 2025 Dairy Challenge Teams In 2024 students competed at the National Dairy Challenge Academy in Visalia. It was a great learning opportunity for our students. In 2025 they competed at the Western Regional Dairy Challenge Contest in Tulare. Students are placed on aggregate teams with members from other universities to evaluate a dairy. Working with their team, students will identify 3 problem areas and present solutions to the management team of the assigned dairy. Dairy Challenge strives to incorporate a higher-learning atmosphere with practical application to help prepare students for careers in the dairy industry. Thousands of students have enhanced their dairy management, communication and business skills through Dairy Challenge, in turn generating highly qualified graduates to lead and further improve the dairy industry.
2024 National Dairy Challenge Academy (L-R): Aidan Alberto, George Gioletti, Jaleesa Sousa & D/Mya Davis
2025 Western Regional Dairy Challenge Contest (L-R): Coach Victor Lopes, George Gioletti, Jaleesa Sousa, D’Mya Davis, Teresa Sousa, Aidan Alberto & Coach Nicole Morris
MJC Dairy Legacy Award In 2021 the MJC Dairy Advisory Committee had an idea to start the MJC Dairy Legacy Award to honor those who have dedicated so much to the Dairy Science program to help build its legacy. All these recipients have been instrumental in supporting the MJC Dairy Science program and making it successful. The first recipient was Hal Carlton for his time as the MJC dairy professor, judging coach and founder of the MJC Dairy Heifer Sale. For the year of 2022 the recipients are the Genasci Family—Bill, Jim and Edwin. For 2023, the recipients are the Carl Ott Family, sons Tony & Tom Ott and the late Carl Ott. We are excited to add more honorees this year!
2021 Recipient Hal Carlton with Alumni and Supporters
2023 Recipient Carl Ott Family and 2022 Recipient Genasci Family
Modesto Junior College Dairy Judging Team Earns Reserve International Champion Title at Royal Highland Show in Scotland The 2024 Modesto Junior College Dairy Judging Team represented California and the U.S. at the prestigious Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh, Scotland. We are proud to announce that both MJC judging pairs tied for Reserve International Champions in the Collegiate Division. • Pair A: Dulce Campos (262 points), 2nd High Individual Overall, and Teresa Sousa • Pair B: Lauryn Young (253 points), 3rd High Individual Overall, and Jon Chapman This opportunity of a lifetime would not have been possible without the generosity and support of our dairy community. Thanks to the incredible efforts of our supporters, over $15,000 was raised to make this trip a reality. We would like to recognize our sponsors: Gold Sponsors ($2,500): • A.L. Gilbert Company • Western Dairy Showcase • Western United Dairies Silver Sponsors ($1,000): • Associated Feed • Frank Borba & Sons Custom Chopping • Yosemite Farm Credit Other Sponsors • Carvalho Farms • Clover Prairie Farms LLC • Edwards, Lien & Toso Inc. • Genasci Ranch • Hal & Anita Carlton • Hilmar Cheese Company
Other Sponsors • Hilmar Holsteins • In-N-Out Ag Services • Ken Melvold Sales & Services • Laird Manufacturing • Lander Veterinary Clinic • Lewis County Holstein Club • Lloyd Vierra • Moonshine Dairy • Rancho Teresita Dairy • Ros Brothers Milk Company • TDSG • Van Exel Dairy • World Wide Sires
Lot # A
50 Free Genomic Samples
Semex Elevate Contact: Brent Van Vooren 209-484-4095 Value: $1,500
50 Free Genomic Samples Lot # B
Pallet of Calf Grain
Cargill Incorporated Contact: Ann Mesman 209-244-8280
20% Calf Starter—Textured Non-medicated 40 bags
Lot # c
IVF Session
Boviteq California Contact: Joseph Gonsalves 209-850-2797
IVF Session
Lot # D
15 Sexed Units of Smackdown
Westlock Genetics
Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # e
20 Sexed Units of Oasis
Westlock Genetics Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # F
10 Sexed Units of Hollywood
Westlock Genetics
Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # G
10 Sexed Units of Megadeath
Westlock Genetics
Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # H
20 Sexed Units of Led Zepplin
Westlock Genetics
Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # I
10 Sexed Units of AltaZEROGRAVITY
Joseph Silva
Semen is at MJC and Nicole will deliver
Lot # 1
Registered Holstein Bull
Hilmar Holsteins Hilmar, California
Lot # 2
Jersey
BWC Weststeyn Linden, California
Ear Tag: 18424 Service Date: 2/5/2025 Service Sire: 777JE1485
Birthdate: 10/27/2023 Due Date: 11/12/2025 Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET NM$ 469 JPI 160 Milk 894 CFP 80 DPR -0.6
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
JPI
DPR
PL
171
184
649
9
18
89
-0.2
2.9
Dam: 13190 Lactation Age 2-10 Sire: 777JE924 NM$ 265 Milk 1112
Vierra Billybob-ET JPI 90 CFP 68 DPR -2.8
Maternal Grand Sire: 7JE1722
Lot # 3
PTAT: -0.1 Beta Casein: A1/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
JX Avi-Lanche Viceroy Dashiel
Jersey
Correia Family Dairy Los Banos, California
Ear Tag: 14605 Service Date: 2/6/2025 Service Sire: 777JE1485
Birthdate: 9/18/2023 Due Date: 11/13/2025 Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET NM$ 469 JPI 160 Milk 894 CFP 80 DPR -0.6 Dam: 12464 Lactation Age 3-8 Sire: 507J1820 NM$ 38 Milk 348
Maternal Grand Sire:
Victory S-S-I Miami Holeinone JPI 38 CFP 44 DPR -3
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
JPI
DPR
PL
128
143
438
16
12
67
-0.5
1.9
PTAT: -0.1 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Jersey
Lot # 4
F & C Borba Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 4839 Birthdate: 9/1/2023 Service Date: 5/5/2025 Due Date: 2/9/2026 Service Sire: Natural Service MJC Angus Bull Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: MJC Angus Bull NM$ JPI Milk CFP DPR Dam: 3853
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
JPI
DPR
PL
62
172
10
14
5
80
-1.5
2.5
Lactation Age 4-7
PTAT: 0.5 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Sire: Natural Service Primus Caliban 83-ET NM$ 172 JPI 80 Milk 10 CFP 19 DPR -0.4
Maternal Grand Sire:
JX FDB Citation Kyle {4}
Jersey
Lot # 5
Sam Kooistra Dairy Turlock, California
Ear Tag: 607 Service Date: 2/17/2025 Service Sire: 777JE1485
Birthdate: 9/4/2023 Due Date: 11/24/2025 Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET NM$ 469 JPI 160 Milk 894 CFP 80 DPR -0.6 Dam: 680
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
JPI
DPR
PL
45
180
105
18
12
62
-0.5
1.2
Lactation Age 4-0
Sire: 200JE1343 NM$ 235 Milk 1834
JX Progenesis Wichita {5}-ET JPI 98 CFP 95 DPR -4.6
Maternal Grand Sire: 777JE1025 JX Faria Brothers Gsp {3}-ET
PTAT: -0.4 Beta Casein: A1/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Jersey
Lot # 6
Twin Star Dairy Atwater, California
Ear Tag: 8594 Service Date: 1/26/2025 Service Sire: 777JE1485
Birthdate: 11/18/2023 Due Date: 11/2/2025 Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Jx Progenesis Cool (6) - ET NM$ 469 JPI 160 Milk 894 CFP 80 DPR -0.6 Dam: 7456
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
JPI
DPR
PL
122
241
416
27
20
75
-0.5
0.4
Lactation Age 5-0
Sire: 11JE7161 NM$ 283 Milk 330
PTAT: -0.2 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Jx TWinridge Sasso {4}-ET JPI 118 CFP 75 DPR -0.2
Maternal Grand Sire: 29JE4106
JX Avi-Lanche Luke Duke {3}-ET
Holstein
Lot # 7
Antonio & Maria Diniz Dairy Hilmar, California
Ear Tag: 2020 Birthdate: 10/5/2023 Service Date: 2/4/2025 Due Date: 11/11/2025 Service Sire: 777HO12819 Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET NM$ 616 TPI 3149 Milk 654 CFP 108 DPR -1 Dam: 1116
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-208
-19
803
11
35
2620
-2
-2.2
Lactation Age 3-0
Sire: 511HO12158 NM$ 172 Milk 918
Peak Altaingold-ET TPI 2794 CFP 59 DPR -0.9
Maternal Grand Sire: 11HO12180 Peak Altadateline-ET
PTAT: 0.92 Beta Casein: A1/A2 Kappa Casein: AE
Holstein
Lot # 8
Cal-Denier Galt, California
Ear Tag: 433 Birthdate: 10/28/2023 Service Date: 1/27/2025 Due Date: 11/3/2025 Service Sire: 550HO16979 Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET NM$ 493 TPI 3108 Milk 959 CFP 109 DPR -1.3
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-815
-691
-1454
-57
-37
1970
-0.6
-2.9
Dam: 10234 Lactation Age 1-11 Sire: 200HO10992 NM$ -539 Milk -1696
PTAT: 1.63 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Walnutlawn Sidekick TPI 2261 CFP -65 DPR -0.1
Maternal Grand Sire: 7HO12042 Sonnek Gc Corvette-ET
Holstein
Lot # 9
Carl Vierra Dairy Turlock, California
Ear Tag: 10821 Birthdate: 11/1/2023 Service Date: 2/18/2025 Due Date: 11/25/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128 Dam: 9034
DPR 0.4
Lactation Age 5-1
Sire: 200HO12161 NM$ 536 Milk 1342
Maternal Grand Sire:
Gensource Blackout-ET TPI 3136 CFP 83 DPR -0.9
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
109
156
980
22
14
2645
-0.5
1.2
PTAT: -0.1 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Holstein
Lot # 10
Carvalho Farms Turlock, California
Ear Tag: 11324 Birthdate: 11/15/2023 Service Date: 2/19/2025 Due Date: 11/26/2025 Service Sire: 501HO17136 Peak Amour-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Peak Amour-ET NM$ 787 TPI 3310 Milk 361 CFP 122 Dam: 550
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
DPR
PL
DPR -0.1
Lactation Age 3-0
Sire: 11HO15444 NM$ 611 Milk 284
TPI
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
Peak-Alta Chavo-ET TPI 3064 CFP 86 DPR 0.9
Maternal Grand Sire:
Holstein
Lot # 11
D&M Ag Denair, California
Ear Tag: 4719 Birthdate: 11/3/2023 Service Date: 2/21/2025 Due Date: 11/28/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128 Dam: 1307
DPR 0.4
Lactation Age 4-3
Sire: 100HO12205 NM$ 226 Milk 671
Calori-D Crs TRopic Maestro TPI 2925 CFP 67 DPR -0.6
Maternal Grand Sire: 14HO7804 Wet Rodgers Myles
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
106
170
356
34
28
2590
-0.5
0.5
PTAT: 0.86 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Holstein
Lot # 12
Durrer Dairy LP Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 5184 Birthdate: 10/16/2023 Service Date: 1/25/2025 Due Date: 11/1/2025 Service Sire: 777HO11819 Rasberry Revere-Red-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Rasberry Revere-Red-ET NM$ 440 TPI 2332 Milk 943 CFP 74 DPR -0.1 Dam: 4820
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
227
86
216
16
12
2546
-2.5
0.2
Lactation Age 1-11
Sire: 507HO15427 NM$ 78 Milk 722
PTAT: 0.64 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Trent-Way-JS Rompen-RED-ET TPI 2640 CFP -6 DPR -1.3
Maternal Grand Sire: 7HO12344 Ri-Val-Re Rager-Red-ET
Holstein
Lot # 13
Ed Nunes Dairy Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 5924 Service Date: 3/10/2025 Service Sire: 7HO17375
Birthdate: 12/16/2023 Due Date: 12/15/2025 Ladys-Manor East Odayle-ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Ladys-Manor East Odayle-ET NM$ 755 TPI 3256 Milk 798 CFP 115 DPR 0.5 Dam: 3890
Lactation Age 3-0
Sire: 550HO15958 NM$ 280 Milk 596
Maternal Grand Sire:
Cookiecutter Hypnotic-ET TPI 2824 CFP 35 DPR -0.6
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
Lot # 14
Holstein
Fiscalini Farms Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 19112 Birthdate: 10/7/2023 Service Date: 3/1/2025 Due Date: 12/6/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128
DPR 0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
204
165
529
20
22
2678
0.5
2.9
Dam: 17700 Lactation Age 2-1 Sire: 614HO16091 NM$ 512 Milk -794
Sandy-Valley Mcgraw-ET TPI 3125 CFP 87 DPR 2
Maternal Grand Sire: 629HO19327
Lot # 15
PTAT: -0.2 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Bomaz Knockout-ET
Holstein
Frank N. Rocha Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 20527 Birthdate: 11/3/2023 Service Date: 2/13/2025 Due Date: 11/20/2025 Service Sire: 510HO12297 TRifecta H 1323-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: TRifecta H 1323-ET NM$ 725 TPI 3243 Milk 1189 CFP 158 DPR -2.4 Dam: 19876 Lactation Age 3-0 Sire: 200HO11751 NM$ 247 Milk 776
Maternal Grand Sire:
Ocd Ferraro-ET TPI 2934 CFP 78 DPR -0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-8
103
850
19
17
2448
-0.4
1.2
PTAT: -0.9 Beta Casein: A1/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Holstein
Lot # 16
G & H Dairy Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 10173 Birthdate: 9/2/2023 Service Date: 2/6/2025 Due Date: 11/13/2025 Service Sire: 712HO01018 Golden-Oaks Tango-Red-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Golden-Oaks Tango-Red-ET NM$ -612 TPI 2195 Milk -1125 CFP -42 DPR -3 Dam: 8724
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
Lactation Age 5-1
Sire: 799HO04 NM$ -686 Milk -830
TPI
DPR
PL
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
Riverdown Unstopabull TPI 1991 CFP -106 DPR 1.4
Maternal Grand Sire:
Lot # 17
Holstein
Hal Carlton Denair, California
Ear Tag: 5078 Service Date: 2/21/2025 Service Sire: 551HO4487
Birthdate: 11/13/2023 Due Date: 11/28/2025 Genosource Capns Mate-ET Heifer Genomic Results
Service Sire Data: Genosource Capns Mate-ET NM$ 768 TPI 3210 Milk 1194 CFP 97 DPR 0.8
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
10
95
406
5
20
2647
0
0.4
Dam: 23129 Lactation Age 3-0 Sire: 510HO12211 NM$ -79 Milk -761
PTAT: 0.93 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Peak Altavelvet-ET TPI 2606 CFP 37 DPR -2.6
Maternal Grand Sire: 510HO12211
Ladys-Manor Optimus-ET
Lot # 18
Holstein
Hidden Valley Gustine, California
Ear Tag: 17766 Birthdate: 10/13/2023 Service Date: 2/4/2025 Due Date: 11/11/2025 Service Sire: 777HO12819 Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET NM$ 616 TPI 3149 Milk 654 CFP 108 DPR -1
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
Dam: 15202 Lactation Age 1-11 Sire: 551HO3845 NM$ 589 Milk 1353
TPI
DPR
PL
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
Stgen Idealist-ET TPI 2971 CFP 106 DPR -1.5
Maternal Grand Sire: 551HO3889 Stgen Nash Xavier-ET
Lot # 19
Holstein
JNM Dairy Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 5088 Birthdate: 11/22/2023 Service Date: 1/23/2025 Due Date: 10/30/2025 Service Sire: 550HO16979 Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET NM$ 493 TPI 3108 Milk 959 CFP 109 DPR -1.3
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
167
264
1021
37
30
2766
-2
0.2
Dam: 10267 Lactation Age 1-11 Sire: 510HO12247 NM$ 387 Milk 959
Sandy-Valley Perfecto-ET TPI 3023 CFP 79 DPR -1.1
Maternal Grand Sire: 100HO12128
Terra-Linda Az Doc Oz-ET
PTAT: 1 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Holstein
Lot # 20
Joe Oliveira Dairy Hilmar, California
Ear Tag: 22007 Birthdate: 9/14/2023 Service Date: 2/6/2025 Due Date: 11/13/2025 Service Sire: 510HO12297 TRifecta H 1323-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: TRifecta H 1323-ET NM$ 725 TPI 3243 Milk 1189 CFP 158 DPR -2.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-40
-59
1050
21
9
2551
-1.8
-1.7
Dam: 20976 Lactation Age 3-0 Sire: 200HO11751 NM$ 247 Milk 776
PTAT: 1.32 Beta Casein: A1/A1 Kappa Casein: AE
Ocd Ferraro-ET TPI 2934 CFP 78 DPR -0.4
Maternal Grand Sire: 200HO10845
Melarry Fuel-ET
Holstein
Lot # 21
Larry & Kathleen Inderbitzen Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 559 Birthdate: 1/2/2024 Service Date: 2/13/2025 Due Date: 11/20/2025 Service Sire: Natural Service MR Silvamoon Perecto Royal Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: MR Silvamoon Perecto Royal NM$ TPI Milk CFP DPR Dam: 791
Lactation Age 4-6
Sire: Natural Service Bull #3122 NM$ TPI Milk CFP DPR
Maternal Grand Sire:
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
Lot # 22
Holstein
Lucky Lady Farms Inc. Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 11587 Birthdate: 10/16/2023 Service Date: 1/24/2025 Due Date: 10/31/2025 Service Sire: 550HO16979 Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET NM$ 493 TPI 3108 Milk 959 CFP 109 DPR -1.3
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
413
405
1326
29
35
2766
-0.1
2.2
Dam: 10182 Lactation Age 1-11 Sire: 14HO15154 NM$ 510 Milk 1346
T-Spruce Renegad Bigshot-ET TPI 3009 CFP 108 DPR 0.1
Maternal Grand Sire: 100HO10293
Lot # 23
PTAT: -0.22 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Siemers Skywalker Romanz-ET
Holstein
Lumar Dairy Hilmar, California
Ear Tag: 30062 Birthdate: 10/14/2023 Service Date: 1/25/2025 Due Date: 11/1/2025 Service Sire: 777HO12819 Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET NM$ 616 TPI 3149 Milk 654 CFP 108 DPR -1
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
220
317
1353
33
40
2806
-1.5
1.4
Dam: 29872 Lactation Age 1-11 Sire: 14HO15154 NM$ 510 Milk 1346
T-Spruce Renegad Bigshot-ET TPI 3009 CFP 108 DPR 0.1
Maternal Grand Sire: 200HO11586
Silverridge V Einstein
PTAT: 0.2 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Holstein
Lot # 24
Manuel & Jeannette Borges Dairy Stockton, California
Ear Tag: 5430 Birthdate: 10/18/2023 Service Date: 2/6/2025 Due Date: 11/13/2025 Service Sire: 510HO12297 TRifecta H 1323-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: TRifecta H 1323-ET NM$ 725 TPI 3243 Milk 1189 CFP 158 DPR -2.4 Dam: 2049
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
56
18
519
28
20
2455
0
-0.3
Lactation Age 3-2
Sire: 7HO16105 NM$ 131 Milk 659
Exels Combination-ET TPI 2895 CFP 60 DPR -0.1
Maternal Grand Sire: 614HO14371
Lot # 25
PTAT: 1 Beta Casein: A1/A1 Kappa Casein: AB
Peak Altaladysman-ET
Holstein
Martins Bros Dairy Farm Hilmar, California
Ear Tag: 25166 Birthdate: 9/20/2023 Service Date: 2/3/2025 Due Date: 11/10/2025 Service Sire: 550HO16979 Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Tentastic-ET NM$ 493 TPI 3108 Milk 959 CFP 109 DPR -1.3
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
332
362
25
58
28
2817
-0.5
0.7
Dam: 20657 Lactation Age 2-2 Sire: 7HO15839 NM$ 579 Milk 1406
Ocd Alphabet Magnum-ET TPI 3025 CFP 121 DPR -1.7
Maternal Grand Sire: 581HO15257
Peak Altanavigate-ET
PTAT: -0.02 Beta Casein: A1/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Holstein
Lot # 26
P & A de Visser Dairy LP Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 938 Birthdate: 10/3/2023 Service Date: 2/28/2025 Due Date: 12/5/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128 Dam: 798
DPR 0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
118
20
-214
-5
-6
2486
1.3
0.5
Lactation Age 3-0
Sire: 614HO14442 NM$ 301 Milk 388
PTAT: -0.12 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Welcome Delpro 3565-ET TPI 2801 CFP 22 DPR 2.4
Maternal Grand Sire: 614HO7714 Bacon-Hill Hurrican-ET
Lot # 27
Holstein
Pacheco Dairy Los Banos, California
Ear Tag: 6 Birthdate: 9/6/2023 Service Date: 2/24/2025 Due Date: 12/1/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128
DPR 0.4
Dam: Lactation Age 2-1 Sire: 200HO10616 NM$ 139 Milk 215
Maternal Grand Sire:
Progenesis Granite TPI 2707 CFP 48 DPR 0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-719
-621
-476
-53
-29
1673
-2.3
-4
PTAT: -1.85 Beta Casein: A1/A1 Kappa Casein: AE
Holstein
Lot # 28
Pires Dairy Farms Gustine, California
Ear Tag: 38791 Birthdate: 11/8/2023 Service Date: 1/26/2025 Due Date: 11/2/2025 Service Sire: 777HO12819 Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET NM$ 616 TPI 3149 Milk 654 CFP 108 DPR -1
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
130
165
576
32
21
2378
0.5
0.5
Dam: 34712 Lactation Age 1-9 Sire: 501H13443 NM$ 229 Milk 1402
PTAT: 0.3 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Four-Cal Rodeo-ET TPI 2729 CFP 44 DPR 0.6
Maternal Grand Sire: 501HO13813
Siemers Frazz Buzzard-ET
Holstein
Lot # 29
Tony & Fatima Garcia Dairy Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 9340 Birthdate: 11/21/2023 Service Date: 2/24/2025 Due Date: 12/1/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128 Dam: 7845
DPR 0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
-353
-338
145
-30
-3
2233
-0.2
-1.2
Lactation Age 5-0
Sire: 99HO12706 NM$ TPI Milk CFP
Budjon-Vail Doctor A-ET DPR
Maternal Grand Sire: 7HO12198 Morningview MCC Kingboy-ET
PTAT: 0.96 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
Holstein
Lot # 30
Van Warmerdam Dairy Galt, California
Ear Tag: 8339 Birthdate: 11/11/2023 Service Date: 2/3/2025 Due Date: 11/10/2025 Service Sire: 550HO17387 Auroa Sheepster Poplar-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Auroa Sheepster Poplar-ET NM$ 829 TPI 3421 Milk 862 CFP 133 DPR 2.1 Dam: 7069
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
Lactation Age 3-1
Sire: 507HO15791 NM$ 632 Milk 893
TPI
DPR
PL
PTAT: Beta Casein: Kappa Casein:
S-S-I Hd Conway Salsbury-ET TPI 3115 CFP 101 DPR 0
Maternal Grand Sire:
Lot # 31
Holstein
Wagner Dairy LP Escalon, California
Ear Tag: 17534 Birthdate: 9/28/2023 Service Date: 1/25/2025 Due Date: 11/1/2025 Service Sire: 777HO12819 Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: Sandy-Valley Whiskyrye-ET NM$ 616 TPI 3149 Milk 654 CFP 108 DPR -1
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
856
879
1761
89
64
2820
-1.5
3.7
Dam: 13607 Lactation Age 2-10 Sire: 551HO14421 NM$ 435 Milk 418
Delicious Devante-ET TPI 2778 CFP 62 DPR -1.2
Maternal Grand Sire: 551HO3823 Delicious Charl Holdon-ET
PTAT: 0.3 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: AB
Holstein
Lot # 32
Wyeth Dairy Modesto, California
Ear Tag: 8721 Birthdate: 9/8/2023 Service Date: 2/27/2025 Due Date: 12/4/2025 Service Sire: 511HO16870 AltaZEROGRAVITY Heifer Genomic Results Service Sire Data: AltaZEROGRAVITY NM$ 815 TPI 3356 Milk 814 CFP 128 Dam: 8052
DPR 0.4
DWP$
NM$
MILK
FAT
PRO
TPI
DPR
PL
193
178
-159
29
17
2796
-1.5
1
Lactation Age 2-1
Sire: 507HO15325 NM$ 251 Milk -570
Siemers EXC Hanans 31753-ET TPI 2940 CFP 64 DPR -2.2
Maternal Grand Sire: 540HO01168
Siemers LCY Parade 31461-ET
PTAT: 1.99 Beta Casein: A2/A2 Kappa Casein: BB
THANK YOU DAIRY FARMERS This sale would not be possible without the generous donations and support of local dairy farmers. As this tradition continues, it is because of their generosity that this sale is successful. Thank you again to all those dairies who continuously donate and believe in the MJC dairy science program. We are grateful to add new dairies and alumni with each sale. Lot
ID
Breed
Breeder
Location
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Bull 18424 14605 4839 607 8594 2020 433 10821 11324 4719 5184 5924 19112 20527 10173 5078 17766 5088 22007 559 11587 30062 5430 25166 938 6 38791 9340
Holstein Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey Jersey Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein
Hilmar Holsteins BWC Weststeyn Correia Family Dairy F & C Borba Sam Kooistra Dairy Twin Star Dairy Antonio & Maria Diniz Dairy Cal-Denier Carl Vierra Dairy Carvalho Farms D&M Ag Durrer Dairy LP Ed Nunes Dairy Fiscalini Farms Frank N. Rocha G & H Dairy Hal Carlton Hidden Valley JNM Dairy Joe Oliveira Dairy Larry & Kathleen Inderbitzen Lucky Lady Farms Inc. Lumar Dairy Manuel & Jeannette Borges Dairy Martins Bros Dairy Farm P & A de Visser Dairy LP Pacheco Dairy Pires Dairy Farms Tony & Fatima Garcia Dairy
Hilmar Linden Los Banos Escalon Turlock Atwater Hilmar Galt Turlock Turlock Denair Modesto Escalon Modesto Escalon Escalon Denair Gustine Modesto Hilmar Modesto Modesto Hilmar Stockton Hilmar Escalon Los Banos Gustine Modesto
Lot
ID
Breed
Breeder
Location
30 31 32 NO SALE NO SALE NO SALE NO SALE NO SALE
8339 17534 8721 31033 10847 4044 38738 1733
Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein Holstein
Van Warmerdam Dairy Wagner Dairy LP Wyeth Dairy Silveira Dairy Carl Vieira for Hal Carlton Prins Dairy LP Robert Gioletti & Sons John Toste Dairy
Galt Escalon Modesto Chowchilla Turlock Stockton Turlock Newman
A special thank you to Daniel Diniz, Johnny Labno, Mykel Mull and Riley Whisler for all their work to prepare the sale heifers.