This is a Jersey Marketing Service Post.
As part of the 64th Annual All American Sale on November 6, JMS is selling syndicate opportunities in two bulls.
All American Bulls for Syndication
Contact a member of the JMS Staff or your AJCA / NAJ Area Representative with questions or to reserve your place in the syndicate of either or both of these bulls. Limited shares are available!
The Dairyland Protein Sale concluded a great week in Wisconsin, highlighting the Jersey breed and all she has too offer. Breeders enjoyed a great International Jersey Show, where the grand champion Jersey was later named SUPREME of all the breeds. The Top of the World Sale had one of its best years on cattle quality and sale average. And, the Dairyland Protein Sale ended strong also.
The sale averaged $1752.50 on 160 head of milk cows, bred and open heifers, and a newborn.
In a previous post version, we incorrectly noted that Kyle Burk, Mo., purchased the high selling lot of the sale, Lot 4. Consigned by Gerald Laufenberg, Wis., the milking “Irwin” daughter sold for $2275 and was the SECOND TOP SELLING Jersey of the sale.
The TOP SELLING LOT at the Dairyland Protein Sale was actually Hillview Chili Lea, Lot 185, from Chris Sorenson, Wis. She was purchased for $2,525 by Rodney Cooley of Oklahoma.
The volume buyer of the Dairyland sale was Jenny Toberman, Prairie Du Chien, Wis., with 48 head. Including Jenny, there were 13 different buyers from four different states, including Missouri, Ohio, Oklahoma, and Wisconsin.
Thank you to the consignors for putting in great quality cattle. Bidders and buyers, thank you for your participation in the 2016 Dairyland Protein Sale and best wishes on your new Registered Jerseys!
The Top of the World Jersey Sale starred 28 live cattle, a choice, embryos and semen lots in a sale as part of the World Dairy Expo 50th Anniversary. Those lots averaged $3,163.21 with just the 24 live head at a $3,491 average.
Over 20 different buyers from 13 different states purchased Jersey cattle at the sale, featuring type, production and genomics.
Lot 13 topped the bidding for the evening, with a final cry at $12,500, the “Chisel” daughter sold to David Allen and family of Reedsburg, Wis. The Matthew Steiner family from Ohio consigned the genomic heifer, who is from the “Lemvig Maid” family.
Lot 8 is a full sister to the 2016 International Jersey Show’s Intermediate Champion and her final bid was $6,400 from David Jones in Okla. She was a consignment from Myron and Brad Arthur and Mike Dilly of Iowa.
The 3rd high selling lot of the evening hailed from Mike and Megan Moede in Wis., and sold to Kyle Burk of Missouri. She is a VG-87% “Tequila” from the Cowbell Councillor Pistachio and “Praline” family, and sold for $5,000.
A choice and embryo lot also sold in the Top of the World Jersey Sale, as well as 20 Units each of “Sambo” and “Centurion” semen. The “Sambo” fetched a $60 / unit price, while the final bid on the “Centurion” was $20 / unit.
Around 160 head are available at the Dairyland Protein Sale on Thursday, October 6 at the Rock County Fairgrounds in Janesville, Wis. The sale will begin at 10:30 a.m.
DAIRYLAND PROTEIN SALE CATALOG
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Along with the great LIVE consignments in the Top of the World Jersey Sale on Wednesday evening, there is one choice and one embryo lot as well!
LOT A is a first choice female sired by J-Kay Tequila Fizz and out of Family Hill Ren Carly-ET, E-90%
Lot A will be a granddaughter of Pleasant Nook F Prize Circus, E-97% and 2 Time National Grand Champion!
LOT B – Offering 5 #1 Embryos sired by Kash-In Smack-P-ET and out of Freemans Critic Stormy-P-ET, VG-88%.
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