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  • World Dairy Expo Cattle Show Entries Open

    Entries for the Dairy Cattle Show at the 59th World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisc. are now being accepted exclusively online at worlddairyexpo.com. The entry deadline is Aug. 31, at 11:59 p.m. (CST). Late entries will be accepted, but at an increased fee.

    The Dairy Cattle Show will run Sept. 27 through Oct. 2. Entry information, the schedule of events, rules and other updates can be found in the premium book, available online at worlddairyexpo.com. Exhibitors may request a mailed copy of the premium book by contacting Dairy Systems Manager Laurie Breuch at lbreuch@wdexpo.com, or Lexa Miller, Dairy Cattle & Contests Coordinator, at lmiller@wdexpo.com.

    World Dairy Expo continues to monitor Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) and all other health concerns impacting dairy cattle. While H5N1 testing has been rescinded for animals in those states that have Unaffected State Status under the USDA National Milk Testing Strategy surveillance, the required test for HPAI/H5N1 is an Influenza A PCR test for lactating cattle from states with Affected or Provisional Unaffected State Status. World Dairy Expo also requires animals being transported with animals from affected or provisional unaffected states to be tested. Please reference testing timelines in the health regulations and with your state animal health official prior to departure for the show. WDE will share new information and directives as provided.

    The Dairy Cattle Show will begin with the International Junior Holstein Show cow classes and International Milking Shorthorn Show heifer classes at 10:00 a.m. on Sept. 27. The breed shows will follow a split-day schedule with their heifer and cow classes. For the complete World Dairy Expo schedule of events, visit worlddairyexpo.com. — Story by the World Dairy Expo

  • Tulare County Youth Shows Prize-Winning Cow at All American Junior Jersey Show

    MM Joel Rowyn-ET: Reserve Junior All American Four-Year-Old Cow, shown by Kamryn Kasbergen of Tulare, CA

    Twenty-eight (28) Jersey youth between the ages of nine and twenty, representing 13 states, have been recognized by the American Jersey Cattle Association (AJCA) as the 2025 Junior All American winners. A total of 175 youth exhibited 295 Registered Jerseys during the 73rd All American Junior Jersey Show, held November 7, 2025, in Louisville, Kentucky.

    2025 Junior All American Winners

    Spring Heifer Calf

    • Junior All American: HC-Rader KRock Hanna, Shelby Rader, Conneaut Lake, Pa.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Freedom Lane KR Gabriella-ET, Eli Arp, Norwalk, Ohio

    Winter Heifer Calf

    • Junior All American: Roc-N-Roll Keep My Sanity, Karlie Suplee, Mount Morris, N.Y.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Discoverys Ghost Janessa, Grace Sauder, Tremont, Ill.

    Fall Heifer Calf

    • Junior All American: Mead-Manor Joel Cinnamon-ET, Kailey Guilette, New Franken, Wis.
    • Reserve Junior All American: WOCC Nestle Chocochip, Clancey Krahn, Albany, Ore.

    Summer Yearling Heifer

    • Junior All American: Lost-Brooke CF Kid Rock Faith-ET, Makayla Osinga, Hico, Texas
    • Reserve Junior All American: Miss Triple-T Blayks Vixen, Noel Peters, Danville, Ind.

    Spring Yearling Heifer

    • Junior All American: Kash-In Veronas Vignette-ET, Eleanor Hanehan, Mount Upton, N.Y.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Freedom Lane VIP Gabby-ET, Hailey Drescher, Preble, N.Y.

    Winter Yearling Heifer

    • Junior All American: Haybail VIP Edelweiss, Sophia Delude, Machias, N.Y.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Roc-N-Roll Satisfaction, Peyton Wright, Mount Morris, N.Y.

    Milking Winter Yearling

    • Junior All American: Graybill Lollalala Adalyn, Emily Graybill, Freeport, Ill.
    • Reserve Junior All American: MM Chocolatier Aveda-ET, Clancey Krahn, Albany, Ore.

    Milking Fall Yearling

    • Junior All American: Locust-Ayr Victorious Hot Sauce, Kaitlyn Dowling, Taneytown, Md.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Kilgus Askn Gelato, Carla Kilgus, Fairbury, Ill.

    Summer Junior Two-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: BVSF Nuance Catalina, Camryn Crothers, Pitcher, N.Y.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Echos Victorious Elegant, Eli Graybill, Freeport, Ill.

    Junior Two-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: Discoverys Victorious Jujuba, Ava Kolodzienski, Beldenville, Wis.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Z-Class CC & Cranberry Juice-ET, Mason Ziemba, Durhamville, N.Y.

    Senior Two-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: Victorious Cinn-Star Bentley, Brielle Helmer, Half Way, Mo.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Roggua Kid Rock Naela, Grace Sauder, Tremont, Ill.

    Junior Three-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: Meadowridge Vitality Karlee, Alexa Anderson, Cumberland, Wis.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Gordons Joel Gracious, Abigail Gordon, Syracuse, Ind.

    Senior Three-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: Kilgus Victorious Glitter-ET, Carla Kilgus, Fairbury, Ill.
    • Reserve Junior All American: WF Golddust Angelina, Regan Jackson, Clear Brook, Va.

    Four-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: LC Reckless Armadillo, Sophie Leach, Linwood, Kan.
    • Reserve Junior All American: MM Joel Rowyn-ET, Kamryn Kasbergen, Tulare, Calif.

    Five-Year-Old Cow

    • Junior All American: Hillacres Chrome Hibiscus, Nicole Arrowsmith, Peach Bottom, Pa.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Kilgus Victorious Rylee, Carla Kilgus, Fairbury, Ill.

    Aged Cow

    • Junior All American: Kevetta Colton Delilah, Kyra Lamb, Oakfield, N.Y.
    • Reserve Junior All American: Barnabas Elsa of SLJ, Treasure Clark, Mountain Grove, Mo.

    Complete show results for the 73rd All American Junior Jersey Show are available at www.usjersey.com.

    Profiles of the Junior All American and Reserve Junior All American winners can be viewed at:

    https://theallamerican.usjerseyjournal.com/2025-junior-all-americans-reserve-junior-all-americans/

    The All American Junior Jersey Show is an annual production of the American Jersey Cattle Association. For information on sponsorship opportunities or to contribute to the Maurice E. Core Jersey Youth Fund, supporting Jersey youth exhibitors, contact the AJCA Communications Department at (614) 322-4451.

  • Cali (of Kerman, CA) Re-crowned as Grand Champion of the International Brown Swiss Show at World Dairy Expo

    Iroquois Acres Jong Cali brings home Senior and Grand Champion of the International Brown Swiss Show. Cali, the winning Component Merit Cow, is exhibited Brian Pacheco of Kerman, Calif., and received the Allen Hetts Grand Champion Trophy and Vid Vye Memorial Trophy. Following her as the Reserve Grand Champion is the Reserve Senior Champion and winning Six-Year-Old & Over Cow, Robland Norwin Bermuda-ET, exhibited by Tony Kohls and Goldfawn Farm, Arlington, Minn.

    Intermediate Champion went to the Junior Three-Year-Old cow, Jenlar Fc Whipsaw-ETV, owned by Iroquois Acres, Bridport, Vt. Whipsaw earned the Eugene Nelson Intermediate Champion Award. The second prize Junior Three-Year-Old, Fairdale Kickstart Figgy, was named Reserved Intermediate Champion. She is owned by Kylie and Micah Sparrow of Stamping Grounds, Ky.

    The Intermediate Champion of the International Brown Swiss Show, Jenlar Fc Whipsaw-ETV, is owned by Iroquois Acres, Bridport, Vt. Fairdale Kickstart Figgy was Reserve Intermediate Champion and exhibited by Kylie and Micah Sparrow of Stamping Ground, Ky.

    In the heifer show, Junior Champion honors went to the winning Fall Calf, Blessing Garbro Pistachio-ETV, owned by Logan & Chloe Duckett and Peter Vail of Rudolph, Wis. The Reserve Junior Champion was the second place Fall Calf, Jenlar Acclaimed Waikiki-ETV, exhibited by Brianna and Abby Meyer of Chilton, Wis.

    The Premier Breeder banner went home with Jenlar Holsteins and Brown Swiss from Chilton, Wis., while Pit-Crew Genetics of Cambridge, MN is named Premier Exhibitor. The Premier Sire of the show is Hilltop Acres Daredevil-ET

    Official judge Allyn Paulson of Rockford, Ill., along with his associate Brian Olbrich of Harvard, Ill., were charged with placing 384 head of Brown Swiss in the International Brown Swiss Show.

    Complete class results can be found at www.worlddairyexpo.com.

    Junior Champion honors went to Blessing Garbro Pistachio-ETV, owned by Logan and Chloe Duckett & Peter Vail of Rudolph, Wis. Following Pistachio as the Reserve Junior Champion was Jenlar Acclaimed Waikiki-ETV, exhibited by Brianna and Abby Meyer of Chilton, Wis.

    Serving as the meeting place of the global dairy industry, World Dairy Expo is the premier forum for the dairy community to learn, share, create commerce and showcase competition. The annual event is taking place in Madison, Wis. September 30 – October 3, 2025. Dairy producers can experience the world’s largest dairy-focused trade show, a world-class dairy cattle show, attend seminars, meetings and presentations highlighting the latest and greatest in the industry and connect with other producers. Download the World Dairy Expo mobile app, visit worlddairyexpo.com or follow WDE on Facebook, Instagram,LinkedIn, Spotify, or YouTube for more information.