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| 2010 Maryland Holstein State Sale |
MD
State Sale in the Books
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| Convention News | The 2010
Maryland Holstein Convention was held on Friday, March 12 with many Holstein
members and friends in attendance. A business meeting was conducted during
the day while Junior members toured Dairy-Maid-Dairy and the Frederick Veterinary
Lab, two ag-educational facilities in the heart of Frederick County. During
the meeting, new officers were elected as Donna Myers of New Windsor passed
the president’s gavel on to David Lease of Union Bridge. Doug Seidel
of Queenstown stepped into the vice president office. National Holstein
Director Jimmy Burdette of Mercersburg, Pa. gave a presentation on judging
qualifications, prefix retirement and other Holstein regulations and programs.
Dr. Ray Nebel, senior reproductive and dairy herd management specialist for Select Sires, Plain City, Ohio was the featured speaker. Prior to his employment at Select Sires, Dr. Nebel was a professor at Virginia Tech for 20 years where he received his PhD in reproductive physiology. His topic on “Estrous and Synchronization” refreshed producers and industry persons on how to manage the reproduction methods in their herds. He also introduced Select’s new technology on heat detection which is to be advertised at the next World Dairy Expo, Madison, Wis. Many award winners were honored at the convention banquet. The 2009 Outstanding Maryland Holstein Dairyman’s Award was presented by Gary Dell of the Breed Improvement Committee to Red Vision Genetics, Paul Yoder and Calvin Schrock of Oakland. Denny Remsburg presented a trophy in honor of A. Doty Remsburg to the 2009 Distinguished Service Award winners, Buzz and Dottie White of Hydes for their contributions to the Maryland Holstein Association. Junior members who excelled in record books were honored with awards. In the senior division there are two persons selected to represent the state at the national level. Austin Schwartzbeck of Union Bridge, overall trophy winner and Amy Yeiser of Arnold senior winner each received a $500 scholarship toward college from the Maryland Holstein Scholarship Fund. Mandi Ramsburg, Frederick and Tracey Forsythe, Washington were honored as the senior honorable mention winners. Two intermediate record book winners, Elizabeth Davis, Union Bridge and Scott DeBaugh, Boonsboro will also be representing the state as YDJM contestants. Intermediates who were recognized for record book achievements were Collins Lethbridge, second boy of Carroll, Carol DeBaugh, second girl of Washington and Cathleen Doody, third girl of Frederick County. Shelby Hahn of Frederick, Macayla and Tessa Wiles of Washington were honorable mention winners. In the junior division, first went to Katelyn Allen of Frederick, second to Catherine Savage of Montgomery, third to Sydney Davis of Washington, fourth to Kayla Umbel of Frederick. Junior boys were Gene Wiles, first of Washington, second to Cory DeBaugh of Washington and Todd Allen was third of Frederick. The evening
was completed with a live fun auction to benefit the Maryland Dairy Judging
Team to Europe and the Maryland Holstein Junior Trip Fund. |
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2010 Junior Newsletter |
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2010 Maryland State Show
2010 Maryland State Show
2010 Maryland State Show
2010 Maryland State Show |
Winter
Calves: 1. Ehrhardt Jasper Ferame-ET, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin Fall Calves:
1. Windsor Manor ZD Sugar, Windsor Manor Holsteins, New Windsor Summer Yearlings:
1. (1) Budjon-JK Jasper Elexus-ET, James Buck, Port Deposit Spring Yearlings:
1.Rosedale Lucy-Lou, Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville Winter Yearlings:
1. Lylehaven Damion Chablis-ET-RC, Doug and Joan Seidel, Queenstown Fall Yearlings:
1 (1). Co-Vale Dundee Peony-ET, Frank Buck, Port Deposit Junior Champions: Junior Best Three: 1. Savage Leigh Holsteins, Knoxville, 2. Windsor-Manor Holstein, New Windsor, 3. Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge Unfresh 2-year
olds: 1. (1) Maple Downs Dundee Trish, Kayla Umbel, Emmitsburg Junior 2-year
olds: 1. Ehrhardt Stormat Luster-ET, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin Senior 2-year
olds: 1. Ehrhardt Advent Lindsay-ET, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin Junior 3-year
olds: 1. Budjon-JK DD Ebony-ETS, James Buck, Port Deposit Senior 3-year
olds: 1. Savage-Leigh Bradley Holli, Savage Leigh Holsteins,
Knoxville 4-year olds:
1. Knob-View Zenith Delilah, Stephanie Kepler, Middletown 5-year olds:
1. MD-Maple-Dell Rubens Daya, Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine Aged cows:
1. MD-Maple-Dell Durham Imp, Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine Production: 1. Ehrhardt Linjet Jami, Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin
Produce of dam: 1. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin Dam and daughter: 1. Maple Dell Farm, Woodbine Best three females: 1. Maple Dell Farm, Woobine, 2. Dun-Loafin Farm, Burkittsville, 3. Ehrhardt Farms, Baldwin, 4. Peace & Plenty Farm, Union Bridge |
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2009
State Picnic |
The
Maryland Holstein Association’s Annual State Picnic
We would like to extend a special thanks to Barney & Debbie Stambaugh and Families for their hospitality as they hosted the 2009 state picnic. A great time of fun and fellowship was had by all. We would like to thank CJ Miller for preparing the meat and to Carroll County members for making other dishes and desserts. We would also like to thank everyone who sponsored this event or helped out in anyway. Our poster winners were Katelyn Allen & Collins Lethbridge. Tessie Weant of Taneytown was lucky winner of the calf raffle. Congratulations!! |
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