YEAR 112 ADGA News

Happy Holidays From Your Directors

2016-17 ADGA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

First row (l-r): Don Marston, Jr., Elizabeth (Betty) Henning, Marshall Losey, Yvonne Blosser, Joan Dean Rowe, DVM, Ellen Dorsey, Linda Campbell and Sheila Nixon. Second row: Carolyn Kirwan, Mark Stevens, Mike Littrell, Daniel Considine, Lynn Flem-ing Caroline Lawson, Christina Strickland, Ken Feaster-Eytchison and Robert Cas-sette. Third Row: Pete Snyder, Tom Considine, June Bryan, Cliff Parker, Christen Adels and Levi Campbell. Fourth Row: Ruth Weaver, Carmen (Jessi) Ellis, Kristi Boz-zo-Baldenegro, Morgan Allen, Karen Smith, Robin Saum, Trinity Smith Malmanis, Melissa O’Rourke, Tom Cox and Philip Cassette. Absent from photo – Sally Callahan.

2016-17 ADGA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Left to Right: President Ken Feast-er-Eytchison, Immediate Past Presi-dent Robin Saum, Member-At-Large Melissa O’Rourke, First Vice Presi-dent Philip Cassette, and Second Vice President Tom Cox.

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Events

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112 Fourth Quarter 2016

5

Actions of the Board

7

Committee Chairs

9

Nat’l Show Judges Ballot

10

Youth News

12

2016 Spotlight Sale Results

14

Top Ten - Volume 62

19

Linear Appraisal

20

Board of Directors

25

Licensed Judges

ADGA NEWS & EVENTS Fourth Quarter, 2016 2

New ADGA Life Members Recognized at Convention in Austin

(Left to Right: Carol Mann, Tecoa Seibert, Lisa Shepard accepting for Southwest Dairy Goat Association and Daniel Con-sidine accepting for Southwestern Wiscon-sin DGPC. (See page 24 for full list) (Photo Courtesy of Caroline Lawson)

ADGA

The American Dairy Goat Association was organized in 1904 to collect, record and preserve the pedigrees of dairy goats, provide genetic, management, and related services of the highest possible quality to dairy goat breeders, while maintaining the credibility of information, the integrity of the registry, and contrib-uting to a public perception and political climate for the dairy goat industry that will provide optimum economic opportunities for Associa-tion members.

2016–17

Executive Officers

PRESIDENT

KENNON D. FEASTER-EYTCHISON

1624 3rd St. S. Nampa, ID 83651

208-371-6860 Phone [email protected]

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT

PHILIP M. CASSETTE 17 Berry Road

Saco, ME 04072 207-284-6440 Phone [email protected]

SECOND VICE PRESIDENT

THOMAS G. COX 381 Main Street

Corinth, ME 04427 207-576-4731 Phone

207-285-0939 Fax [email protected]

MEMBER-AT-LARGE MELISSA O’ROURKE 1849 Whitetail Road Decorah, IA 52101


IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT

ROBIN SAUM 4675 Hamburg Road Lancaster, OH 43130

740-969-4905 Phone/Fax [email protected]

ASSOCIATION MANAGER

SHIRLEY MCKENZIE PO Box 865

Spindale, NC 28160 828-286-3801 Phone


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® FROM THE DESK OF THE PRESIDENT

ADGA Friends, The 2016 Annual Meeting and Convention in Austin, Texas was a wonderful success. I cannot thank Caroline Lawson and the South Central Texas Goat Club enough for all of their hard work and dedication! It certainly takes a village to pull off an event of this size. The highlight for me was Youth Awards

Banquet. We had some fantastic youth apply for youth representa-tive, and any one of them would have done an outstanding job! For those who couldn't attend, I had the fortunate task to announce the winners. As I stated in my remarks before announcing the results, I truly feel the future of ADGA will be in good hands! I wish to con-gratulate our 2016/2017 ADGA Youth Representative Garrett Ot-terson, and Alternate Youth Representative, Phoebe Heino! I know you both will have an amazing year! On a personal note, I was humbled by being elected President of ADGA by the board of directors. I cannot thank them enough for entrusting me with the direction of the Association for the follow-ing year. There are no words to express how I feel, so I will give a sincere "Thank you". As ADGA is continuing to grow, this is the year to "Think outside the box" and to ask, "What if". We, as an association, need to look at all angles, and not assume the status quo is always the best way. Change can be scary, but it can also be a necessary part of growth. We need to tap into new talents, and develop the next generation, as they are our future! We need new ideas, and fresh ways to look at problems. We need to seek out resources and ask those difficult questions! I encourage you to reach out to your directors and share your ideas. Included in this issue of News & Events is the Summary of Board Actions from the Annual Meeting. I encourage you to read it, then once the official minutes are available, take the time to read them, as well. This is your association! I am always disappointed by how few members take time to sit in on the board meetings. There was a time when the entire meeting was closed session, so take ad-vantage, and sit and watch at the next convention that you attend!

Thank you, and as always, I welcome your thoughts and ideas.

KENNON FEASTER-EYTCHISON


ADGA At Your Service

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Fax: 828-287-0476 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Eastern

Closed weekends & holidays

Administrative Assistant Paula L. Hughes

[email protected]

Customer Service Natosha Player [email protected]

Information Management

Coordinator Dan Rickert

[email protected]

Mail/Orders/Printing Katie Hull

[email protected]

Performance Programs Manager Lisa Shepard, New Mexico


Performance Programs

Penny Albert [email protected]

Registrations

Leesa M. Earley [email protected]

Shows

Myra T. Branch [email protected]

IN MEMORY

Our sincere condolences for the loss of these

ADGA members and supporters.

Dale R. Colebank CIRCLE-R

Oregon

Mrs. Harvey (Elaine) Considine DIAMOND Wisconsin

Tami Griffis SUNSONG New Mexico

Mrs. Jane Esther Henderson CLOVER-CROFT

New Jersey

Alice Jodlowski KICKAPOO-VALLEY

Illinois

Minerva T. Nolte LAFFALOT’S

Oregon

OFFICE OF THE ASSOCIATION MANAGER

Dear ADGA Members, We welcome the 2016-17 ADGA Executive Committee with Ken Feaster-Eytchison serving as our new President; Philip Cassette, First Vice President; Thomas Cox, Second Vice President; Melissa O’Rourke, Member-at-Large; and Robin Saum, Immediate Past President. The Board of Directors had a full agenda and met for two very busy days at their annual meeting in October. It is

a privilege to serve with such a talented, dedicated, and inspiring team of individuals. Minutes of the meeting will be posted to the website in December.

As always, it is a pleasure to see old friends and meet new members at the annual convention. The South Central Texas Goat Club members were wonderful hosts to a great week in Austin. A big thanks goes out to the Annual Meeting committee and ALL the volunteers who worked so hard to keep events running smoothly. In 2013, we reported it to be the first year since 1986 that we had broken a record of 15,000 members. As of December 5, 2016, the roster listed 18,800 members. The numbers are growing in Russia and we also have members from Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Kenya, Mexico, Philippines and the United Kingdom. The top five states in total members are California, Texas, Ohio, Florida, and Washington. ADGA has experienced marked growth for the last ten years with a 28.2% increase in membership, 20.4% in registrations, 54.8% in herds on test, and 25% in animals appraised. We have exceeded our goal of 50,000 animal registrations this year, a new record, with 57% being completed online. Nigerian Dwarf became the leading breed with the highest number of registrations in 2016, topping Nubians, which held the record for many years. Sanctioned show totals for recent years are 2013-1170, 2014-1129, 2015-1157, and 2016-1226. The demand for dairy goats is strong, participation in official programs is growing, and the Association continues to be financially sound. We have unlimited opportunities to expand the dairy goat industry! Best wishes for happiness and prosperity in the New Year!

SHIRLEY MCKENZIE

Addition to ADGA Plus program for 2017

Herds that have been enrolled in ADGA Plus in 2016, but appraise alternate years or live in a location where apprais-al will not be scheduled in 2017, are eligible to enroll for ADGA Plus, minus the linear requirement (and fee). Cost as follows: DHIR fee + three discounted DNA = ADGA Plus + Free Subscription reports + Promotion (use of logo and listed as ADGA Plus member) This addition to the program has been approved only for the year 2017 at this time.


2016 ADGA GOAT MILK PRODUCTS COMPETITION RESULTS

Judges: Rich Rogers, Texas (Aesthetic) & Steve Zeng, Oklahoma (Technical)

BEST IN SHOW AMATEUR Flavored Semi Soft Cheese New Wellington Farms, CA

RESERVE BEST IN SHOW AMATEUR

Fudge White Oak Ben, TX

BEST IN SHOW COMMERCIAL Amalthea

Haute Goat Creamery, LLC - TX

RESERVE BEST IN SHOW COMMERCIAL Boont Corner’s Reserve Penny Royal Farm, CA

AMATEUR DIVISION

HONORABLE MENTION Flavored Hard Cheese

Nobarn Farms, NY

UNFLAVORED SOFT CHEESE TUB/BULK Chevre - Eden’s Lily Farm, TX

FLAVORED SOFT SAVORY CHEESE

MOLDED/FORMED Jalopeno Ranch DeLaLuna, TX

UNFLAVORED FETA CHEESE

Calico Fresh Market, TX

FLAVORED FETA CHEESE Calico Fresh Market, TX

FLAVORED SEMI-SOFT CHEESE

New Wellington Farms, CA

FLAVORED HARD CHEESE Nobarn Farms, NY

UNFLAVORED FERMENTED MILK

OTHER THAN YOGURT Eden’s Lily Farm, TX

CONFECTIONS

Fudge - White Oak Bend, TX

COMMERCIAL DIVISION

HONORABLE MENTION Boont Corner’s 2 Month Penny Royal Farm, CA

HONORABLE MENTION Ada’s Honor - Ruggles Hill Creamery, MA

UNFLAVORED SOFT CHEESE TUB/BULK

Classic Chevre Frais Noble Springs Dairy & Creamery, TN

UNFLAVORED SOFT CHEESE MOLD-ED/FORMED

Molded Soft - El Camino de Las Cabras, TX

FLAVORED SOFT CHEESE TUB/BULK - SWEET

Honey Chevre Risin’ Creek Creamery, IN

FLAVORED SOFT CHEESE

TUB/BULK - SAVORY Roasted Garlic & Herb Chevre

Risin’ Creek Creamery, IN

FLAVORED SOFT CHEESE MOLDED/FORMED - SWEET

Chocolate Cheese Truffles Latte Da Dairy, TX

FLAVORED SOFT CHEESE

MOLDED/FORMED SAVORY Flavored Soft Molded - Pure Luck, TX

UNFLAVORED SURFACE MOLD

RIPENED CHEESE (PENICILLIUM CANDIDUM)

Ada’s Honor - Ruggles Hill Creamery, MA

UNFLAVORED SURFACE MOLD RIP-ENED CHEESE ALL OTHER (i.e. GE-

OTRICHUM, ETC.) Ellie’s Cloudy Down

Ruggles Hill Creamery, MA

FLAVORED SURFACE MOLD RIPENED CHEESE

(PENICILLIUM CANDIDUM) Amalthea - Haute Goat Creamery, LLC - TX

FLAVORED SURFACE MOLD

RIPENED CHEESE ALL OTHER (i.e. GEOTRICHUM, ETC.)

Chevre in Brandied Grape Leaf Appleton Creamery, ME

BLUE VEINED CHEESE EXTERIOR MOLDING

Mountain Top Bleu - Firefly Farms, MD

UNFLAVORED BLUE VEINED CHEESE – RINDLESS

Black & Blue - Firefly Farms, MD

UNFLAVORED FETA Feta - Oak Leaf Creamery, OR

UNFLAVORED WASHED RIND CHEESE

Wanderlust Spinning Spider Creamery, NC

UNFLAVORED SEMI SOFT CHEESE Boont Corners 2 Month Penny Royal Farm, CA

FLAVORED SEMI SOFT CHEESE Manzanita - Oak Leaf Creamery, OR

UNFLAVORED HARD CHEESE Boont Corners Reserve Penny Royal Farm, CA

FLAVORED HARD CHEESE Cabra Romero - Latte Da Dairy, TX

UNFLAVORED YOGURT Jo & Fay’s Greek Yogurt Appleton Creamery, ME

FLAVORED YOGURT Vanilla Yogurt

Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery, CA

UNFLAVORED FERMENTED MILK OTHER THAN YOGURT

Plain Kefir Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery, CA

CONFECTIONS Vanilla Bean Caramel

Risin’ Creek Creamery, IN

GIFT BASKET Penny Royal Farm, CA

ORGANIZATION CONNECTIONS

• American Assn. of Small Ruminant Practitioners (aasrp.org) • American Cheese Society (cheesesociety.org) • American Goat Federation (americangoatfederation.org/) • American Dairy Science Association (adsa.org) • Animal Ag Alliance/Animal Industry Foundation

(animalagalliance.org) • Dairy Practices Council (dairypc.org) • International Goat Association (iga-goatworld.org) • National Institute for Animal Agriculture

(animalagriculture.org) • National Pedigreed Livestock Council (nplc.net) • United States Animal Health Association (usaha.org)

YOUTH IN THE NEWS

ADGA Youth member, Whitney

Runkle of Kent, Illinois was recently

awarded the American FFA Degree.

This award is the highest award the

National FFA Organization can

bestow upon an FFA member.

Congratulations Whitney!


BOARD ACTIONS

Annual Meeting of the ADGA Board of Directors October 26–27, 2016 ■ Austin, Texas

Following is a brief summary of primary actions taken at the 2016 ADGA Board Meeting. Additional infor-mation may be obtained from Directors or Committee Chairpersons. A copy of the unedited minutes is available to regular members on CD for $5.00 The minutes will also be posted on the member website at www.ADGA.org.

Annual Meeting Long Range Board approved of October 16-21, 2018

in Bloomington, MN and October 15-20, 2019 in Boise, ID.

Annual Meeting Youth Activities Board approved that contestants for

ADGA Youth Representative be either youth or regular members of ADGA or part of a family or farm membership. Approved of essay contest entry form

and evaluation criteria. Approved request for not more than

$800 per year to provide cash awards for the four champions and four reserve champions of the youth photo contest and the four champions and four reserve champions of the youth es-say contest. These contests each in-clude four age groups. Prize money is $65 for champion and $35 for reserve champion. Certificates of participation will be given to each entry. Approved of committee request for not

more than $4000 per year to provide eight $500 Annual Meeting Youth Scholarships. Only one scholarship would be awarded in each district. A single individual can only win the AM Youth Scholarship a single time.

Awards Reported the Mary L. Farley Award re-

cipient is John B. White. Reported the Helen C. Hunt Distin-

guished Award recipients are Daniel Considine and Robin Saum Reported the Friend of ADGA Award

recipients are Northwest Oregon DGA and Jennifer Bice. Approved of Linda S. Campbell as Di-

rector Emerita. Historic Herd name: Oakwood’s

(Thompson). Chris Strickland asked for the Legen-

dary Herd Name proposal be given thought and a proposal to be submitted to the board next year.

Breed Standards Approved of the following questions for

a survey to be placed in the News and Events. In your opinion, a Sable should have:

1. 25% or more hair color other than white or cream.

2. Any amount of hair color, (i.e. leave Breed Standard as is).

Voting in the polls is limited to member-ships who have owned, bred or regis-tered the breed.

EC Recommendations Approved of youth protection policy as

follows: There must always be at least two (2) adults present at any ADGA sponsored youth activity. Each adult in-teracting with the youth must complete an application form. This includes, but not limited to, the ADGA Convention and the ADGA National Show. Board approved changes to Guidebook,

Page 142 XIX Recommended Trade Practices for Members Delete F and replace with the following: In general, disputes between buyers and sellers are private matters that do not fall under the purview of the Ameri-

can Dairy Goat Association and may be resolved between the parties via nego-tiation, mediations, or in courts of civil jurisdiction. However, a dispute involving willful misrepresentation of fact as to the pedigree of any animal may be the subject of complaint to the Association.

G. Leave the first sentence and strike the 2nd sentence. “Nothing in these trade practice rules shall be construed as abridging in the right of the buyer and seller to enter into a private contract.” In the case of a complaint, if no written contract is presented as evidence, these trade practice rules shall govern.

Fitness to judge was referred to the EC, the EC recommends such issues be handled through the judge’s complaint process as outlined in the Guidebook. Board approved. 2015 Board referred to EC to establish

task force to determine if the spotlight sale should remain at the annual meet-ing or be combined with Colorama Sale. The EC unanimously supported leaving both sales as they are. No ac-tion needed. 2015 Board wanted a task force to in-

vestigate ways to increase commercial dairyman involvement. The EC unani-mously felt we have done many things in the recent past. We have adopted a bulk registration discount and the LA Committee has been working on a com-mercial herd project. Also, the majority of our members are hobbyist. We rec-ommend a brochure be created that ad-dresses how large or commercial herds can benefit from ADGA programs. This would be an item for the new Communi-cation Specialist. EC recommended, and the board ap-

proved, of a salary increase for the As-sociation Manager, the Performance Programs Manager, and the IM Coordi-nator. EC recommended the addition of a 2nd

performance programs clerk. Currently we have a temp who works part time. The board approved. 9) EC unanimously recommends the

addition of a Communication Specialist. Board approved. 10) EC unanimously recommends the

addition of an Assistant to the Manager position. Board approved. 11) Board approved of EC’s unanimous

recommendation of accepting the pay-roll contract support service at a cost of $600 a month. 12) EC unanimously recommends an

additional payment upon completion of the ROSS rewrite ready for testing. Es-timated for the fall of 2017. Referred back to EC

Finance Board approved finance committee

recommendation of a wage increase for non-management staff effective January 1, 2017 as requested by the Association Manager. Board approved of increasing linear

appraiser first year service from $150 to $160 per day and increasing the 2nd year of service until they reach senior status from $200 to $210 per day.

Board rejected a finance recom-mendation of a $2 across the board in-crease in registration and transfer fees. Board approved of increase of all mem-

bership fees for memberships and affili-ate $10 each ➢ New ADGA regular membership in-

crease from $35 to $45 ➢ New ADGA affiliate/Associate Mem-

bership $25 to $35 Annual Regular membership re-

newal Postmarked/Faxed/Emailed Sept 2

to Dec 31 $20 to $30 Postmarked/Faxed Emailed Jan 1

to Sept 01 $25 to $35 Effective January 1st 2017. Board approved of charging non-members

double the member rates for ADGA services, effective January 1st, 2017.

Genetic Advancement Board approved the Genetic Defects

General Policy Board approved G6S and Alpha S1

Casein policies.

ADGA G6S Policy Upon receipt of testing results from an approved laboratory, ADGA will maintain a database of G6S testing results. Only upon request by an animal’s breeder, will G6S testing results be included as part of the goat’s pedigree information and be-come part of the animal’s permanent re-cord in the ADGA pedigree database. Ef-fective Date: October 27, 2016

”Grandfather Clause”: For a period of one year following the implementation of this policy, animals tested prior to imple-mentation shall be entitled to have test results (G6S-N/N, N/G or G/G) included in the ADGA database upon submission of paperwork confirming test results is-sued by the laboratory that conducted the test. Information provided by the laboratory must include the animal’s reg-istration number, OR breed, gender, date of birth and tattoo information in addition to test results. Upon the breeder’s re-quest, this information may also be in-cluded in the animal’s permanent record as outlined above. A processing fee, as well as, the standard fee for certificate re-vision shall apply.

ADGA ALPHA S1 CASEIN POLICY Upon receipt of testing results from an approved laboratory, ADGA will maintain a database of Alpha S1 casein testing re-sults. Only upon request by an animal’s breeder will, Alpha S1 casein testing re-sults will be included as part of the goat’s pedigree information and will become part of the animal’s permanent record in the ADGA pedigree database. Effective Date: October 27, 2016.

”Grandfather Clause”:For a period of one year following the implementation of this policy, animals tested prior to the date of implementation shall be entitled to have Alpha S1 Casein test results included in the ADGA database upon submission of paperwork confirming test results issued by the laboratory that conducted the test.

(Continued on page 6)


BOARD ACTIONS (Genetic Advancement continued from page 5)

Information provided by the laboratory must include the animal’s registration number, OR breed, gender, date of birth and tattoo information in addition to test results. Upon the breeder’s request, this information may also be included in the animal’s permanent record as previously outlined. A processing fee, as well, as the standard fee for certificate revision shall apply.

Height Assessment of Miniature Breeds Task Force Board approved of several measuring

devices. Board approved of the following sen-

tences be added to Article XIII. Judging Dairy Goats, sub-section E page 115, following:

For Nigerian Dwarfs, does over 22.5" in height are disqualified, as well as, bucks over 23.5 in height. It is necessary for all judges to determine that Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats meet the breed standard for height. Judges are REQUIRED to evaluate every animal for height dis-qualification as they enter the ring. The board approved the following para-

graph be added to Appendix page 148 as a third paragraph to Measuring the Nigerian Dwarf Breed. For Nigerian Dwarfs: It is necessary for all judges to determine that Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats meet the breed stan-dard for height. Judges are required to evaluate every animal for height dis-qualification as they enter the ring. Does over 22.5" in height and bucks over 23.5"in height are to be disqualified.

History Board approved of digitization of Annual

Meeting minutes and Guidebooks at an estimated cost of $2,750.00. The pro-posed project at estimated cost would

leave a balance in the history fund of $3,066.06. The quote obtained is for scanning 1918

- 1996 board meeting minutes and 1976 - 2016 guidebooks. An estimated total of 10,000 pages at .25/image will be $2,500. Renaming the PDF to the year on the spine of the book is .25/book. Re-turn shipping is $200.

Information Management The Board approved of the purchase

and implementation of the Issues Tracking System Proposal for the establishment of a help desk. Cost $1800 annually. It will give a central repository of member requests and reports to provide a better member experience and a trackable workflow for staff in responding to and resolving these requests and reports. Board approved the 2017 proposed Op-

erating Budget.

Software development Approved Contract for additional web

functionality including linear in-field entry. Annual amount of $40,000 per year for three years.

Board approved a sustained debug-ging effort by a qualified developer systematically working through a pri-oritized bug list compiled and managed by the ADGA IM Coordinator. This may require 400 hours developer time. The cost was approved with the IM budget.

Committee reported the Refactor the .Net/C# backend to include au-thentication and authorization and a more rigorous REST structure. This should require between 60 and 100 hours of developer time.

The IM Chairs, Association Manager and EC will work together to provide to the Board a detailed report status of ROSS next generations by December 15.

Judges Training Board approved clarification to Rules for

Certification as an ADGA Judge.

Linear Appraisal Board approved of addition to the Travel

policy: Level III: Eligible to be reim-bursed for accommodations and food. A. Linear appraisal committee mem-

bers/invited candidates/invited po-tential trainees attending the re-fresher and/or training session. *Travel fare not to exceed $300 reimbursed to Refresher attendees for fares that exceed $300. First $300 re-sponsibility of attendee.

Board approved to eliminate the evalua-tion of young stock escutcheon height. Board approved of temporarily suspend-

ing young stock scoring for 2017. Board approved of committee recom-

mendation to increase senior appraiser pay from $235 per day to $250 per day. Pay senior appraisers a $50 per day sti-pend trainer fee. Board voted NOT to Increase the mini-

mum stop fee from $250 to $300. Board approved of increase in linear ap-

praisal application fees. Application postmarked/faxed/emailed

on or before January 31 from $25 to $35

Application postmarked/faxed/emailed February 1 through March 1 from $40 to $50

Application postmarked/faxed/emailed after March 1st from $60.00 to $100.00

National Show All animal deaths shall be reported to

the national show chair who will inform the appropriate veterinarian and upon their recommendation, a necropsy may be required. In such instances, ADGA shall cover the expense to ensure ani-mal’s safety and well being. Board gave directive to the committee

that we are not accepting of the 8pm cut off time for entry into the national show on Saturday. The Board wants that time to be extended back to the original 10pm.

National Show Long Range Approved bid from South Western Ohio

Goat Association to host 2018 National Show. Board approved the Twin Fall, Idaho bid

for the 2019 ADGA National Show for a mid July show.

National Show Youth Activities Board supports an embedded youth

show at the national show. The doe must be owned and shown by the youth to be eligible for this award. There are no official legs awarded to the Premier Youth Doe. Board approved of adding a check box

to the national show youth participation program asking if the individual youth is in need of any accommodations, and if yes, to list them. The statement and box will be located near the parent signature on the form. Referred to the EC to develop a policy

on publication of youth names.

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Chris Duemler, DVM Receives AASRP Award

Chris Duemler, DVM being presented with the Ameri-can Association of Small Ruminant Practitioners 2017 Donald E. Bailey Practitioner of the Year Award by AASRP Past President Joan Dean Rowe, DVM.

Dr. Chris Duemler of Brodhead, Wisconsin is a member of ADGA and he and his family own Riven Oak Nubians consisting of 30-35 goats on a 60-acre farm near Brodhead. He is actively involved in ADGA and has served on the Re-productive Technologies committee.

Dr. Duemler has provided veterinary services to goats, sheep and cattle at the Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center in Brodhead, WI for the past 39 years. In addition to routine cattle practice, Chris serves numerous small herds of sheep and goats, and over 30 commercial dairies. Other community activities included service as a deacon and Sunday school teacher for his church, work with local 4-H groups, participation on his township zoning board, and allowing numerous students to shadow him in practice.


2016-17 ADGA COMMITTEE CHAIRS

ADGA MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE Melissa O’Rourke, Chair 1849 Whitetail Rd. Decorah, IA 52101 Ph: 712-470-0182 [email protected]

ADVANCED JUDGES Lynn Benedict, Chair 460 Benedict Lane Lewisburg, WV 24901 Ph: 304-645-2365 [email protected]

ANNUAL MEETING Stephen Considine, Co-Chair PO Box 15 Graton, CA 95444 Ph: 707-829-5270 [email protected] Roslin Newton, Co-Chair 2205 Thornton Road Sinclairville, NY 14782 Ph: 208-371-6860 [email protected]

ANNUAL MEETING LONG RANGE Steve Feaster-Eytchison, Co-

Chair 1624 3rd St. S. Nampa, ID 83651 Ph: 208-371-6860 [email protected] Jennifer Mellett, Co-Chair 4 Dusty Acres Biddeford, ME 04005 Ph: 207-283-4098 [email protected]

ANNUAL MEETING YOUTH ACTIVITIES Christina Strickland, Chair 13066 South Warnock Rd. Oregon City, OR 97045 Ph: 503-407-9875 [email protected]

AWARDS Peter Snyder, Chair 759 Clinton Street Cowlesville, NY 14037 Ph: 716-863-1317 [email protected]

BREED STANDARDS Karen Smith, Chair 1239 Walter Head Rd. Cedar Hill, TN 37032 Ph: 615-445-9581 [email protected]

CONSTITUTION & BYLAWS Christen S. Adels, Chair 616 Fifth Avenue Beaver Falls, PA 15010 Ph: 724-843-1412 [email protected]

DAIRY GOAT CARE & WELFARE TASK FORCE Jan Carlson, Chair 4702 Horned Lark Klamath Falls, OR 97601 530-219-1094 Phone 530-752-0175 Fax [email protected]

FINANCE Phil Cassette, Chair 17 Berry Road Saco, ME 04072 Ph: 207-284-6440 [email protected]

GENETIC ADVANCEMENT Carolyn Kirwan, Chair 895 W. Delta Street Union, OR 97883 217-898-8364 Phone [email protected]

GOVERNMENT & INT’L LIAISON Linda Campbell, Chair 2974 Stonyman Road Luray, VA 22835 Ph: 540-743-4628 Fax: 540-743-7932 [email protected]

HERD BOOK CHANGE REVIEW Trinity Smith Malmanis, Chair 1685 Warrington Rd. Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Ph: 707-367-3997 [email protected]

HISTORY Betty Henning, Chair 6670 S. Bascom Trail Willcox, AZ 85643 Ph/Fax: 520-384-3959 [email protected]

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT Gary Moore, Chair 410 Clear Ridge Rd. Union Bridge, MD 21791 Ph: 410-775-7367 [email protected]

JUDGES Martha Griner, Chair 21 Bordentown Chesterfield Chesterfield, NJ 08515 Ph: 609-298-4375 [email protected]

JUDGES TRAINING & PRE TC Ed Jodlowski, Chair 2452 2050th Avenue Atlanta, IL 61723 Ph: 217-871-1040 [email protected]

LINEAR APPRAISAL Robin Saum, Co-Chair 4675 Hamburg Road Lancaster, OH 43130 Ph/Fax: 740-969-4905 [email protected] John White, Co-Chair 2161 Camp Creek Rd. Union Mills, NC 28167 Ph: 937-798-1589 [email protected]

MEMBERSHIP Caroline Lawson, Chair 5124 FM 1940 Franklin, TX 77856 Ph: 979-828-4158 [email protected]

NATIONAL SHOW Cameron Jodlowski, Co-Chair 2452 2050th Avenue Atlanta, IL 61723 217-871-3715 [email protected] Deb Macke, Co-Chair N3690 Elmwood Road Hawkins, WI 54530 715-563-0052 [email protected]

NATIONAL SHOW COLORAMA SALE Sara Koehn-Walberg, Chair PO Box 191 Alexandria, MN 56308 Ph: 320-763-9399 Fax: 320-762-8777 [email protected]

NAT’L SHOW LONG RANGE GOALS Julie Matthys, Chair 29956 Edison Road New Carlisle, IN 46552 Ph: 574-310-5189 Fax: 574-654-0415 [email protected]

NATIONAL SHOW YOUTH ACTIVITIES Paul Plummer, Chair 1318 160th Street Boone, IA 50036 Ph: 515-433-0252 [email protected]

PRODUCTION TESTING Scott Bice, Chair 5480 Thomas Road Sebastopol, CA 95472 Ph: 707-591-3389 scott @redwoodhill.com

PRODUCTS Karyl Dronen, Co-Chair 9721 Mound Prairie Dr. Houston, MN 55943 Ph: 507-894-4274 Fax: 507-896-5695 [email protected] Paula Butler, Co-Chair 1154 Lakewood Drive Gallatin, TN 37066 Ph: 615-461-8765 [email protected]

PUBLICITY/ PROMO-TIONAL/EDUCATIONAL Ellen Dorsey, Chair 21181 E. Hwy. 28A Chelsea, OK 74016 Ph: 918-342-1425 [email protected]

REGISTRATION Morgan Allen, Chair 11287 485th St. Kenyon, MN 55946 507-824-3229 Phone/Fax [email protected]

REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES Dan Greene, Chair 1302 S. Wilgus Road Prosser, WA 99350 Ph: 509-781-0844 [email protected]

SCHOLARSHIPS Cliff Parker, Chair 38 Whittemore Hill Road New Ipswich, NH 03071 Ph: 603-721-1822 [email protected]

SHOWS Thomas G. Cox, Chair 381 Main Street Corinth, ME 04427 Ph: 207-576-4731 [email protected]

SPOTLIGHT SALE Kristi Bozzo-Baldenegro, Co-

Chair 17021 Robinson Rd. Sutter Creek, CA 95685 Ph: 209-296-3356 [email protected] Bill Newton, Co-Chair 2205 Thornton Rd. Sinclairville, NY 14782 Ph: 716-499-2463 [email protected]

TYPE Trinity Smith Malmanis, Chair 1685 Warrington Rd. Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Ph: 707-367-3997 [email protected]

YOUTH/4-H/FFA PROJECTS Deb Mangelsdorf, Chair 8080 E. Hwy. 24 Manhattan, KS 66502 Ph/Fax: 785-776-9111 [email protected]


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Performance Programs Data & Ser-vices Long Range Task Force Referred consider removing any

Nigerian doe with an OH designation from the elite doe list.

Products Board approved of a $9,000.00 budget

for the coming year. The budget covers the cost the cheese and bath care prod-ucts competition and reception at the an-nual convention, exhibition at the World Dairy Expo and World Ag Expo.

Production Testing Approved of renewing quality assurance

contract with DHI West. Publicity/Promotion/Educational The committee requested to have a re-

pository for photos that could be used for publicity. Dan Rickert, IM Coordinator, volunteered to work with the chair to establish the repository.

Scholarship The following scholarships were awarded:

ADGA Jim Morrison Scholarship ($1000) Michaela Sievers - Manhattan, KS ADGA Jim Morrison Scholarship ($750) Amanda Stewart - Pleasant Valley, NY Cameron Jodlowski - Atlanta, IL Jacqueline Penner - Sunnyvale, CA Kashaiah R. Smith - Bone Gap, IL Matthew Ochrym - Ballston, Lake, NY Kirsten Scott - Sunnyside, WA Daniel Schleh - Mount Vernon, WA Kristie Von Thun - Monmouth Junction, NJ Taylor M. Linquist - Templeton, CA Cheyenne Harper - Pleasanton, CA Callie Schmidt - Hawarden, IA Kelvin Williamson - Crestview, FL

Board approved of donating 25% of any

net profit to the ADGA/Helen Staver Foundation, up to $10,000, for either in-creasing the value or number of ADGA Scholarships, after the 50% profits are donated to the research foundation.

Shows Board approved not awarding legs

based on three incomplete ROA’s, and to send a letter of concern to the show committee and judge. Board approved of a strike for a judge

based only on the lack of information provided on the ROA. No legs will be awarded for this show and a letter of concern will be sent to the show chair and show secretary.

Other Actions Board approved that Holly Buroker's in-

dividual membership be suspended for a period of one year from this date. Ms. Buroker will further be banned from ex-hibiting, managing, showing, feeding, grooming, etc at any ADGA event which includes but is not limited to ADGA shows, linear appraisal, or ADGA DHIR awards recognition and that all her wins from the shows in question be ex-punged. Motion was made by Director O’Rourke

that the EC form a task force to specifi-cally consider Director Adels' proposal for a Chief Executive Officer of ADGA and to bring back a report to the board of the advisability of this proposal.

Caroline Lawson referred to the National Show Committee to consider not have a vet who is showing be a vet who is checking in animals at the vet check. Also referred to National Show Commit-

tee for a policy regarding animals found to have health issues after passing the initial vet check. Don Marston would like to see the mem-

bership directory revised and feels it has redundancies. Don Marston wanted to have an insert in

the show ribbons that shows a list of what items should be in the box. Shirley McKenzie will follow up. Tom Cox motioned the Annual Meeting

Long Range to revert to the longer con-vention schedule. Referred to Commit-tee. June Bryan referred to the EC to imple-

ment a panel of Judges for a determina-tion whether the Judge is capable and should be allowed to continue judging.

The Panel can recommend a sus-pension, or remove a license or other re-lated action. The challenged Judge can accept the decision or can proceed through the official complaint process of ADGA. The Panel of Judges would be elected by all licensed judges every 3 years. Nominees for panel would be accepted from the list of Advanced Judges.

BOARD ACTIONS

HISTORIC HERD NAME New herd name added to ADGA’s

Historic Herd name list.

OAKWOOD’S Owned by Mrs. V.E. “Gertrude”

Thompson of California

ADGA/Helen Staver Foundation The ADGA/Helen Staver Foundation was established to stimulate and support education, youth programs and research in the dairy goat in-dustry. Its purpose is to assist in the advancement of education, educa-tional materials and research by funding academic scholarships, con-ference scholarships, and the development of educational materials for the benefit of the dairy goat industry. The primary goal of the Foundation is to fund an endowment so that the Foundation would be able to consistently award scholarships and grants. The Foundation welcomes the ADGA community to assist in this endeavor. Additionally, the Foundation will work with individuals and organizations that are interested in establishing a separate scholar-ship or grant program through the Foundation. There have been dairy goat clubs which have already approached the Foundation about estab-lishing a separate scholarship fund in their name. Donations to the ADGA/Helen Staver Foundation are tax deductible by the donor and may be sent directly to the attention of Shirley McKenzie at the ADGA office. If you have questions regarding the Foundation, please con-tact Trustee Christen Adels at (724) 843-1412 or [email protected].

2016 Convention Auction Winner Results Artwork from “Get Your Goat” Art Contest

Category 1: Youth Ages 5-18

First Place “The Golden Udder”

by Myra Hamlin

Second Place “Charlie Boy”

by Marleah Savoy

Third Place “Silhouette”

by Asheley Torrijos

Category 2: Paint, Sketch, Drawing, Embroidery

First Place & Reserve Best In Show

“The Dairy” by Carolyn Jones

Second Place “Those Were My Roses”

by Christina Cassidy

Third Place “Mr. Max

by Lorelei Hallock

Category 3: Sculpture, Figurine, Mosaic or items/object painted,

carved or burned

First Place & Best In Show “Austin - The Giddy Up Goat”

by Mary Thompson

Second Place “Nubian Goat On Goose Egg”

by Gina Burgess

Third Place “Miniature Head Study on Polished

Native Wood” by Melinda Butler

Category 4: An item of Jewelry that

contains a dairy goat theme

First Place “Little Doe and Tree in Silhouette”

by Christina Cassidy


2017 ADGA NATIONAL SHOW JUDGES

Official Ballot

Vote for no more than six judges. Ballot is invalid if more than one vote is cast for same candidate. Your ballot must be

postmarked/faxed to ADGA by January 23, 2017.

The Officially Licensed ADGA Judges listed above have met the fol-lowing criteria required of a National Show Judge: 1) Currently li-censed judge with six years of continuous active judging experience and at least ten years of experience breeding dairy goats as an ADGA member; 2) Experience in judging major shows/fairs (300+ entries) in at least three different districts; and 3) Did not judge at the previous National Show.

The following individuals chose not to be considered as a candidate on this ballot: Lauren L. Acton, DVM, Carrie Baker-Kahle, Teresa Baker, Don Bergfield, Jennifer Lynn Bice, Kristina L. Bozzo-Baldenegro, Melinda Butler, Daniel J. Considine, Stephen Considine, Thomas Peter Considine, Lynn Fleming, David W. Funk, Martha Ann Griner, Mrs. Don E. Hendrickson, Elizabeth R. Henning, Ed Jodlowski, Paul F. Kempe, Jr., Jeffrey A. Klein, Loren Wade Larson, Annette Maze, Timothy Ness, Barbara Norcross, Robin Saum, Kirt Schnipke, Tecoa Lynn Seibert, Douglas Thompson, Anna Thompson Hajdik, and Megan Tredway-Carter.

The 2016 National Show Judges are ineligible candidates: Mark V. Baden, Aaron Carter, Daniel L. Laney, Joan Dean Rowe, DVM, Peter Snyder and Sam Whiteside.

The ADGA Board of Directors and the National Show Committee invite all regular ADGA members to participate in the selection of the 2017 National Show judges. The five (5) judges receiving the highest num-ber of votes will be offered a judging assignment. The National Show Committee will select the sixth judge to serve at the 2017 show. Your thoughtful deliberation of the potential judges is important so that those selected will best represent the experience, involvement, and geographical requirements of ADGA National Show judges.

___________________________________________________ Membership Name (please print)

___________________________________________________

ADGA ID/Account # Date

___________________________________________________ Signature

Send to: ADGA, PO Box 865, Spindale, NC 28160 Fax (828) 287-0476

Amy Akramoff

Patricia Allen Ricotta

Susan Barker

Robert A. Bartholomew, Jr.

Lynn Benedict

Todd Biddle

Edward J. Cavanagh

Kristopher Fraley

Diane Heaney

Scott Horner

Joe H. Kimmel, Jr.

Kay Kimmel

Jennifer Lohman Peterson

Jean Lucas

Julie Matthys

Gregory Murphy

Dustin Noble

Jane Robinett

Jay Rudolph

Karen Smith

Tamara Taylor

Jennifer Tereba

Ann J. (Miller) Weikel

Daniel Young

NATIONAL BREED CLUBS Alpines International Mark Baden, Sec.-Treas. 4013 Military Road E Tacoma, WA 98446 Ph: (253) 538-0952 [email protected] alpinesinternationalclub.com

American LaMancha Club Deb Macke, Sec.-Treas. N3690 Elmwood Road Hawkins, WI 54530 Ph: (715) 563-0052 [email protected] lamanchas.com

American Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Assn. Aleshia Lockard, Sec.-Treas. 4035 Carson Dr. SE Salem, OR 97317 [email protected] andda.org

Guernsey Goat Breeders of America Joan Stump, Treas. 750 Allentown Rd. Telford, PA 18969 Ph: (215) 723-5415 [email protected] guernseygoats.org

International Nubian Breeders Assn. Caroline Lawson, Sec. - Treas. 5124 FM 1940 Franklin, TX 77856 Ph: (979) 828-4158 [email protected] i-n-b-a.org

International Sable Breeders Assn. Janet Cooper, Treas. PO Box 653 Stover, MO 65078 Ph: (573) 377-2775 [email protected] www.sabledairygoats.com

National Saanen Breeders Assn. Lisa O'Dwyer, Sec. 7326 Pleasant View Drive Dallas, TX 75231 Ph: (2147) 460-5853 [email protected] http://NationalSaanenBreeders.com

National Toggenburg Club Trudy Losey, Sec.-Treas. 2100 Painted Desert Drive Winslow, AZ 86047 Ph/Fax: (928) 289-4868 [email protected] http://NationalToggClub.org

Oberhasli Breeders of America Ben Peterson, Sec.-Treas. 8580 S. Cherry Ave. Fresno, CA 93725 [email protected] oberhasli.net

Oberhasli Goat Club Rachel Anderson, Sec.-Treas. PO Box 898 Green Cove Springs, FL 32043 Ph: (904) 483-6125 [email protected] oberhasli.us


2016-17 ADGA Youth Representative

Garrett Otterson 6919 County Road 57

Willows, CA 95988 (560) 517-0771

[email protected] My name is Garrett Otterson. I am 16 and a junior in high school. I have been an ADGA member for the last six years. I own a small herd of 15 or so LaMancha and Toggenburg does. Ever since I joined ADGA I have wanted to become a Youth Represen-tative. I am honored to hold this posi-tion and want to do as much as I can with the youth. I want to get my judges license when I am of age. My love for goats started back at the end of 2009. That year my cousin invited me down to visit her at her fair and watch the dairy goat show. She only had four does there. I helped her with daily chores and cleaning pens at fair and really enjoyed it. I was sad to leave and return to my home and fam-ily. About a week later I got a call and she was asking if I wanted to buy her goats because she was ageing out of 4-H and wanted to share the experi-ence with me. My parents bought her goats for me for my birthday. From that day forward I knew this was my new love and wanted to keep goats in my life for the rest of my life. Dairy goats have helped me find what I want to do for the rest of my life. I want to become a Large Animal vet with a specialty in dairy goats. I plan to graduate high school and get accepted into UC Davis or Purdue for Veterinary medicine. I have started working and doing ride-alongs with a local vet and getting to see what the job entails and I am loving every second of it. I am very serious about this career and want to have a small hobby herd of LaManchas on the side and still do shows. I have been to the past two National Shows and placed in the top ten both times in Intermediate 2 Show-manship class. I have also gone to the last two National Conventions and loved it and want to keep the youth program going. I have learned a lot and want to pass my knowledge to other youth and want to keep learning and teaching the rest of my career in ADGA.

Phoebe Heino

2016-17 ADGA Alternate Youth Representative

21730 Manton School Rd. Manton, CA 96059

(530) 474-5494 [email protected]

My name is Phoebe Heino and I’m honored to have been selected as the Alternate Youth Representative for the 2016-2017 year. I’m 17 years old and I actively raise Nubians, LaManchas, and Recorded Grades in northern California. I’m an active teen leader in my countywide dairy goat 4-H club and as-sist our club leader in meeting activi-ties, as well as, leading my own activi-ties within the meeting that correspond with my year end goal of increasing member knowledge and skill.

YOUTH NEWS 2016 ADGA Convention Youth Results Austin, Texas

2017 ADGA JIM MORRISON SCHOLARSHIP

Application is due by April 1 and can be found under the Forms Tab at ADGA.org.

Photo Contest

Intermediate II Division Submitted by Kira B.

Junior Division Submitted by Brooklyn F

Senior Division Submitted by Elizabeth G.

Skillathon Competition

Senior Placings 1. Maddie B. 2. Phoebe H. 3. Henia M. 4. Rebekah P. 5. Emily H.

Intermediate Placings 1. Elizabeth M. 2. Madeline E. 3. Kandra F. 4. Myra H. 5. Agatha K.

Junior Placings 1. Nicole B. 2. Dalton E. 3. Rhayleigh J. 4. Carson C. 5. Clinton J.

Educational Team Contest

First Place Team 1. Nicole B. 2. Jenna E. 3. Myra Hamlin 4. Garrett O.

2016 ADGA Convention Youth Program

Scholarship Recipients

Reegan Hussey – Maine Myra Hamlin - Georgia

Jenna Breanne Elmer – Oklahoma Agatha Krumvieda –Texas

Emily Healy – California

Intermediate II Division Submitted by Carrie C.

I’m also a barista at Starbucks and enjoy music, writing, reading, and working with my horse. I’m excited for what new experiences this year will bring, as well as, the new people I’ll get to meet and activities I’ll participate in.


BASIC CATEGORY

FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP BAR ESSENTIAL/HERBAL

FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP BAR

FRAGRANCE Lilac Fragrance Soap Bar

Honey Sweetie Acres - Regina Bauscher, OH

FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP BAR UNSCENTED Unscented Soap Bar

Honey Sweetie Acres - Regina Bauscher, OH

POWDERED GOAT MILK SOAP ESSENTIAL/HERBAL

Charcoal Face Bar AJ’s Goat N’Soaps - Alyssa Carpenter, WV

POWDERED GOAT MILK SOAP

FRAGRANCE Unscented Soap Bar

Nannie Goat Soaps & More Morgan & Megan Castro, WV

POWDERED GOAT MILK SOAP

UNSCENTED Unscented Soap Bar

Nannie Goat Soaps & More Morgan & Megan Castro, WV

FRESH GOAT MILK LIQUID SOAP

ESSENTIAL/HERBAL Pooche - Poo

AJ’s Goat N’Soaps - Alyssa Carpenter, WV

FRESH GOAT MILK LIQUID SOAP FRAGRANCE

Fragrance Liquid Soap Mt. River Ranch - Elizabeth Cox, TX

FRESH GOAT MILK LOTION

ESSENTIAL/HERBAL Our Kids Liquid Soap

Our Kids Farm, LLC - Wendee DuPont, CT

FRESH GOAT MILK LOTION FRAGRANCE Herbal Lotion

Goat Haus Dairy - Becky Fraley, TX

FRESH GOAT MILK LOTION UNSCENTED

Unscented Lotion Nannie Goat Soaps & More

Morgan & Megan Castro, WV

POWDERED GOAT MILK LOTION FRAGRANCE

Fragrance Lotion Nannie Goat Soaps & More

Morgan & Megan Castro, WV

POWDERED GOAT MILK LOTION UNSCENTED

Unscented Lotion Nannie Goat Soaps & More

Morgan, Megan & Emily Castro, WV

POWDERED GOAT MILK BODY WASH FRAGRANCE

Fragrance Body Wash Mt. River Ranch - Elizabeth Cox, TX

BASIC MISCELLANEOUS Precious Piggies Foot Soak


GIFT PACKAGES Small Gift Basket

Travis Family Farms - Lillian Travis, TX

Medium Gift Baskets Goat Magic Soap Works

Brenda Merrick-Havlice, CA

Large Gift Basket Acorn Ridge Simply Natural

Jeff Puterbaugh, WI

CREATIVE CATEGORY

CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP BAR ESSENTION OR HERBAL Lavender & Tea Tree Soap Bar

Fish Hill Soapworks - Renee Fish, MI

CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP BAR - FRAGRANCE

Daybreak Fragrance Soap Bar Fish Hill Soapworks - Renee Fish, MI

CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK SOAP

BAR - UNSCENTED Unscented Felted Bar

Goat Magic Soap Works Brenda Merrick-Havlice, CA

CREATIVE POWDERED GOAT MILK

SOAP BAR - HERBAL Lemon Cupcake Soap


CREATIVE POWDERED GOAT MILK SOAP BAR - FRAGRANCE

Seaside Cotton Soap AJ’s Goat N’Soaps - Alyssa Carpenter, WV


SOAP BAR - UNSCENTED Basteille Soap


CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK LOTION - HERBAL

Poodie Poo AJ’s Goat N’Soaps - Alyssa Carpenter, WV

CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK

LOTION - HERBAL Summer Time Lotion

Udderly Naked - Wendy McKenzie, NE

CREATIVE FRESH GOAT MILK LOTION - FRAGRANCE

Ocean Mist Lotion AJ’s Goat N’Soaps - Alyssa Carpenter, WV


LOTION - UNSCENTED Unscented Lotion


CREATIVE MISCELLANEOUS Precious Piggies Foot Soap


BEST IN SHOW BASKET Acorn Ridge Simply Natural

Jeff Puterbaugh, WI

BEST IN SHOW Precious Piggies Foot Soak


RESERVE BEST IN SHOW Herbal Soap Bar

BEST IN SHOW CREATIVE Daybreak Fragrance Soap Bar

Fish Hill Soapworks - Renee Fish, MI

RESERVE BEST IN SHOW CREATIVE Seaside Cotton Wave Soap Bar


2016 ADGA FRESH OR POWDERED GOAT MILK BATH & BODY CARE PRODUCTS COMPETITION

Judges: Charleen Simon & Elin Criswell

LIST YOUR Dairy Goat Club in the Club Section of the 2017 ADGA Membership Directory.

FREE – Deadline March 1, 2017

Club Name ___________________________________________

Contact ______________________________________________

Title _________________________________________________

Address _____________________________________________

City ________________________ State _____ Zip __________

Phone ______________________ Fax _____________________ Email ________________________________________________

Website ______________________________________________

ADGA PO Box 865, Spindale NC 28160

(828) 286-3801 Fax (828) 287-0476

[email protected]


62ND ANNUAL ADGA SPOTLIGHT SALE

A beautiful LaMancha Doe consigned by Julie & Kyle Matthys of Indiana sold for the highest bid at the recent

ADGA Spotlight Sale held in the Ball-room of the Hilton Austin Airport Hotel in Austin, Texas. Mint*Leaf Savvy was purchased for $7,600 by Lone Thistle Farm of Moses Lake, Washington. The Spotlight Sale committee presented the attendees with yet another outstanding lineup of beautiful animals. Complete results of the sale are as follows:

Lot 1 - ALPINE BUCK $5900 *B CHAIREIN S BLACKSTAR AA1787806 C: Tony De Mello California P: Terame Haven Wisconsin

Lot 2 - ALPINE BUCK $1600 SWEET-DREAMS S DR PERANO AA1803489 C: Alison & Janet Bozzo & Kristina Bozzo-Baldenegro California P: Kandra Fullen Texas

Lot 3 - ALPINE DOE $2700 CHAIREIN S PRESENT TIME AA1787807 C: Tony De Mello California P: Tina Antes Colorado

Lot 4 - ALPINE DOE $4100 OLENTANGY SPEEDING AUSTINIA AA1788406 C: Mark V. Baden Washington P: Micki Colfax California

Lot 5 - LAMANCHA BUCK $ 2400 *B BARNOWL COUNT DRACULA PL1791796 C: Ardis K. Lyons Washington P: William F. & Martha Ann Griner New Jersey

Lot 6 - LAMANCHA BUCK $1700 *B BLUE MOON RANCH PT HEART THROB PL1787290 C: Glenn & Sharon Hittner California P: Lauren L. Acton, DVM Oregon

Lot 7 - LAMANCHA DOE $ 7600 MINT*LEAF SAVVY PL1787666 C: Julie & Kyle Matthys Indiana P: Lone Thistle Farm Washington

Lot 8 - LAMANCHA DOE $ 4400 TEMPO KAROLYTA PL1793364 C: Lauren L. Acton, DVM Oregon P: Glenn & Sharon Hittner California

Lot 9 - NIGERIAN DWARF DOE $2800 LIL MISS B HAVEN PADDY CAKE PD1785612 C: Bentley Carter California P: Laura T. Nagle Ohio

Lot 10 - NIGERIAN DWARF DOE $ 1750 SPRINGWATER JB I DIDN’T DO IT PD1775318 C: Nancy Boling Idaho P: Nancy LaMont Washington

Lot 11 - NUBIAN BUCK $4700 M*L LEGACY SIMPLY DASHING PN1794240 C: Kyle Matthys Indiana P: Astrud & Cassandra Wheeles Maryland

Lot 12 - NUBIAN BUCK $3500 *B WOEST-HOEVE D C VIPER PN1787740 C: Sonia Thyssen Washington P: Jessica Barnes Franks Alabama

Lot 13 - NUBIAN DOE $5900 WOEST-HOEVE M C SPITTLEBUG PN1787739 C: Sonia Thyssen Washington P: Dale, Marilyn, Tammy & Tod Stertz Nebraska

Lot 14 - OBERHASLI BUCK $800 CEDAR*RUN SHOWBIZ AB1809838 C: Julie A. & Thomas G. Cox Maine P: Karyl Dronen Minnesota

Lot 15 - OBERHASLI BUCK $1050 *B GGG BOWEMMA SPIRIT OF TASMANIA AB1808608 C: Elizabeth George & Joseph Larson Colorado P: Linda & Eric Carlson California Lot 16 - SAANEN BUCK Withdrawn CISCO VVT KAZANA HERCULES AS1786385 C: Nan Lee Wojcik California

Lot 17 - SAANEN BUCK $1050 *B SPINNING SPIDER CRAZY ON YOU AS1788187 C: Morgan E. Owen North Carolina P: Rodrigo Conejo-Sanchez Mexico

Lot 18 - SAANEN DOE $6000 CISCO DEC V8 XENA AS1746157 C: Nan Lee Wojcik California P: Carol Mann California

Lot 19 - SAANEN DOE $3500 SARTYR DRIFTER LUCIA AS1793147 C: Stephen Considine California P: Jeremy Alexander Bethel Georgia

Lot 20 - TOGGENBURG BUCK $2400 *B JOHEAS-ACRES VEGAS, BABY! AT1787742 C: Geert Arts Washington P: Jeremy Alexander Bethel Georgia

Lot 21 - TOGGENBURG DOE Withdrawn EDER’S FERGIE PT1731955 C: Mrs. Linda Eder Colquitt California

October 29, 2016 Auctioneer: Dennis Remsburg Hilton Austin Airport Hotel Total Sales: $63,850 Austin, Texas Sale Average: $3,360

ADGA RESEARCH FOUNDATION

In 1976, the American Dairy Goat Association Board of Directors, at their Annual Meeting, proposed and adopted the ADGA Research Foundation for the purpose of promoting and directing research and educational ac-tivities concerning dairy goats. The Foundation is a nonprofit corporation that serves as an independent arm of ADGA under the management of its Trustees with its own banking accounts. The Foundation conducts its own business and is accountable to ADGA only for finances with an annual full report of its activities. Trustees are appointed by the ADGA Executive Committee and serve for one year or until replaced. All correspondence, including proposals for research based on the annu-ally scheduled call, should be sent to Lisa Shepard, Administration Staff ([email protected]) and will be answered promptly. If a research proposal is approved and funds are available, money will be granted. No further approval from the ADGA Board of Directors is re-quired. Tax-deductible donations, designated for the ADGA Research Foundation, may be sent directly to the ADGA office. ADGA Research Foundation Grant Request forms are available from the Foundation Secretary and from ADGA.

ADGA Research Foundation Trustees

DR. PAUL J. PLUMMER PRESIDENT

2426 Lloyd Veterinary Med Complex Iowa State University

Ames, IA 5001 (515) 294-8522

DR. JOAN DEAN ROWE VICE PRESIDENT 24580 Cache Street Capay, CA 95607 (530) 796-2249

DANIEL J. CONSIDINE SECRETARY

N8873 Currie Rd Portage, WI 53901

(608) 742-2016 [email protected]

DR. MARY SMITH - TRUSTEE 275 Main Street Ext. Freeville, NY 13068

(607) 253-3140

DR. BRIAN SAYRE - TRUSTEE 100B Owens Hall

Virginia State University, VA 23806 (804) 524-6990

Mint*Leaf Savvy (Photo courtesy of Darla Ruston Sasse)


2016 Mary L. Farley Award John B. White

The Mary L. Farley Award is granted to those who perform outstanding work on behalf of the dairy goat industry. At the 2016 Annual Conven-tion in Austin, Texas, this prestigious award was presented to John White. John was born into a farming family in Northern Illinois. As a future farmer, he raised a menagerie of various farm critters, including a special project of Rheas, and continues today to maintain an interest in a large variety of farm animals. Prior to becoming involved in major ADGA work, he spent many of his adolescent years working in various positions on commercial goat dair-ies in Wisconsin and California. John worked at Idelmar for Paul Ash-brook, Sunshine for Daniel Considine and Stephen Considine and at Redwood Hills Dairy for Jennifer Bice. He was a support person at one of the first classification training sessions in Wisconsin in 1975. His gentle nature endeared him to the people he worked for and his knowledge of dairy goats and his generosity in sharing his expertise and knowledge with dairy goat breeders has made him a popular and memo-rable judge and appraiser.

John became an ADGA member in the early 70’s as a teenager, however, dairy goats were his life from shortly after his birth due to allergies. What started as a family milk supply years ago, turned into a show herd and ultimately a commercial dairy for many years, breeding animals under the One*Oak*Hill herd name. His dairy goats have achieved numerous awards at local, regional, and national shows. The One*Oak*Hill genetics have been very influential and has been the base of many herds. Elected to the ADGA Board of Directors in 2006, John served one term, with two of those years serv-ing on the Executive Committee. John has served as chair of the Spotlight Sale committee, Type Com-mittee and the Herd Book Change Task Force. He earned his first judges license in 1992 and held a continuous license until his retirement in 2001. John became an ADGA appraiser in 1994 and worked until 1998, retired for a few years, and then returned to the program in 2003. He has served as an appraiser for 19 years and this year officially retired from the program. It is in the Linear Appraiser Program that John had done his best work for dairy goats. He has scored in excess of 33,000 animals and has made a major impact on the type of dairy goats that are being bred in the United States today. He has worked passionately and tirelessly in teaching about dairy goat type willingly working extended trips and assignments, well beyond what was normally expected of an appraiser. John and his life partner, Eric Jermain, have carried much of the field work load for the Association during a time when the program has more than doubled in size. Countless members, organizations, universities and the public have benefited from his vast knowledge and his willingness to share it with all. He has the ability to learn, teach, and inspires others.

John White and Ken Feaster-Eytchison. (Photo Courtesy of Caroline Lawson)

Director Emerita Award Recipient Linda S. Campbell

Linda Campbell joined ADGA on June 25, 1975. She was first elected to the Board of Directors in 1982 and has served as a District III Director from that time to the present. She is the longest, continuous serving Director now in her 33rd year of service to ADGA. Linda served on the Executive Committee from 1987 to 1996 and again 2004 to 2016. Four of those years she served as President. Linda was featured in the Pioneer Program in 2004 - Her Khimaira Farms has been involved in breeding goats since the 1970’s and has facilitated the sale of quality genetics around the world through exporting dairy goats. She has pro-vided email distribution lists through her Khimaira web hosting for all of the ADGA Committees including the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee. She provides these services at no charge to ADGA. Linda is also known for her many, many years of promoting dairy goats on the national

level to the USDA, APHIS, and ARS. She has served as President of the recently founded American Goat Federation which works to unite the goat industry to serve as one voice on the national level. ADGA has relied on Linda through the years to help with IM/IT. When there is a problem, Linda is one of the first people to be contacted to help trouble shoot an issue. This year in particular, Linda has done at least a part time work schedule for the IM initiatives. She has taken the lead role in the web redesign and coordinated with vendors and also done a large amount of the work on the website. Without Linda’s guidance on IM we would not have our current successes. She is an energetic, forward thinking individual. Linda has been a guiding force to the Directors during her tenure on the Board. Many board members and individual members alike have called on her many times for sage advice and words of wisdom. She is well known for her willingness to listen to all sides of an issue with an open mind and offer advice.

Ken Feaster-Eytchison and Linda Campbell. (Photo Courte-

sy of Caroline Lawson)


ADGA 2015 PERFORMANCE BREED LEADERS Volume #62

10 ALPINE All-Time Alpine Milk Production Record Holder

SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS CHANEL NOIR 3*M AA1595764 2015 02-11 305 6990-218/3.1 Bred by: Tracy Stampke, Idaho

All-Time Alpine Milk & Butterfat Production Record Holder

DONNIE'S PRIDE LOIS 3*M A0177455P 1982 07-04 305 6416-309/4.8 Bred by: Donald Wallace, New York

REG# DOE AGE DIM MILK F P OWNER MILK PRODUCTION

1 *AA1595764 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS CHANEL NOIR 3*M 2-11 305 6990 218 189 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 2 *AA1592655 SG XTRAORDINDAIRY RICHGIRLNGOGO'S 1*M 2-11 305 5760 189 165 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 3 *AA1579553 SG WAIILATPU STS SPICE 1*M 6-11 305 5700 186 159 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 4 *AA1595763 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS SANDS OF TIME 2*M 2-11 305 5450 174 157 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 5 *AA1563397 GCH CHAIREIN NIMI POSH 4*M 4-00 302 5430 203 190 DE MELLO, TONY 6 *AA1638621 SOLDIER-MTN SEQUOIA MASQUERADE 3*M 2-00 305 5380 161 146 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 7 *AA1420087 SGCH CHAIREIN VAN BRIE 1*M 7-10 304 5350 188 163 DE MELLO, TONY 8 *AA1601058 SHINING-MOON CLASSIC DESIRE 8*M 3-00 295 5310 127 162 COLFAX, MICKI 9 *AA1526438 SGCH CHAIREIN YANKEE HAZEL 4*M 4-11 305 5060 188 160 DE MELLO, TONY 10 *AA1510631 SG MAMM-KEY SHINE'S JUANITA 4*M 5-00 301 5010 179 131 ANTES, TINA

RECORDED GRADE 1 GA1608548 SG WHITE WHALE ALAKAI TOBLERONE 1*M 2-08 305 5190 159 167 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 2 GA1596256 GCH THE WHITE WHALE HAZELNUT 1*M 10-00 244 1740 58 48 CONNER, ANNA & DAN

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 AA1595764 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS CHANEL NOIR 3*M 2-11 305 6990 218 3.1 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 2 AA1563397 GCH CHAIREIN NIMI POSH 4*M 4-00 302 5430 203 3.7 DE MELLO, TONY 3 AA1592655 SG XTRAORDINDAIRY RICHGIRLNGOGO'S 1*M 2-11 305 5760 189 3.3 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 4 AA1420087 SGCH CHAIREIN VAN BRIE 1*M 7-10 304 5350 188 3.5 DE MELLO, TONY 4 AA1526438 SGCH CHAIREIN YANKEE HAZEL 4*M 4-11 305 5060 188 3.7 DE MELLO, TONY 6 AA1579553 SG WAIILATPU STS SPICE 1*M 6-11 305 5700 186 3.3 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 7 AA1510631 SG MAMM-KEY SHINE'S JUANITA 4*M 5-00 301 5010 179 3.6 ANTES, TINA 8 AA1595763 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS SANDS OF TIME 2*M 2-11 305 5450 174 3.2 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 9 PA1647714 SG CHAIREIN YK REPLICA 1*M 2-01 299 4000 170 4.3 DE MELLO, TONY 10 AA1605042 CHAIREIN YANKEE BRULEE 3*M 2-11 305 4860 168 3.5 DE MELLO, TONY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GA1608548 SG WHITE WHALE ALAKAI TOBLERONE 1*M 2-08 305 5190 159 3.1 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 2 GA1596256 GCH THE WHITE WHALE HAZELNUT 1*M 10-00 244 1740 58 3.3 CONNER, ANNA & DAN

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 AA1563397 GCH CHAIREIN NIMI POSH 4*M 4-00 302 5430 190 3.5 DE MELLO, TONY 2 AA1595764 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS CHANEL NOIR 3*M 2-11 305 6990 189 2.7 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 3 AA1592655 SG XTRAORDINDAIRY RICHGIRLNGOGO'S 1*M 2-11 305 5760 165 2.9 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 4 AA1420087 SGCH CHAIREIN VAN BRIE 1*M 7-10 304 5350 163 3.0 DE MELLO, TONY 5 AA1601058 SHINING-MOON CLASSIC DESIRE 8*M 3-00 295 5310 162 3.1 COLFAX, MICKI 6 AA1526438 SGCH CHAIREIN YANKEE HAZEL 4*M 4-11 305 5060 160 3.2 DE MELLO, TONY 7 AA1579553 SG WAIILATPU STS SPICE 1*M 6-11 305 5700 159 2.8 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 8 AA1595763 SG SOLDIER-MTN RHRS SANDS OF TIME 2*M 2-11 305 5450 157 2.9 ZWIEFEL, SCOTT & CHRISTINA 9 PA1563403 SG CHAIREIN SEDRIC ZANDRA 2*M 4-01 286 4380 152 3.5 DE MELLO, TONY 10 AA1605042 CHAIREIN YANKEE BRULEE 3*M 2-11 305 4860 150 3.1 DE MELLO, TONY 10 AA1604703 SGCH CHAIREIN NIMI BEIGNET 2*M 2-11 305 4800 150 3.1 DE MELLO, TONY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GA1608548 SG WHITE WHALE ALAKAI TOBLERONE 1*M 2-08 305 5190 167 3.2 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 2 GA1596256 GCH THE WHITE WHALE HAZELNUT 1*M 10-00 244 1740 48 2.8 CONNER, ANNA & DAN

LAMANCHA

All-Time LaMancha Milk Production Record Holder TYLER MT. MAY’S PRISCILLA 2*M AL0618876 1991 05-00 253 5400-178/3.3-194/3.6

Bred by: Carol Sue Burdette, West Virginia

All-Time LaMancha Butterfat Production Record Holder SGCH OAKS WHISPER TAFFETA 3*M PL1287007 2007 3-11 292-4720-292/6.2-164/3.5

Bred by: Sara A Stewart, Missouri


1 AL1632283 SG LOVE ACRES HANK'S CONSTANCE 2*M 1-11 303 4310 117 123 LOVE, TANIA 2 PL1549622 SGCH BLUE MOON RANCH PT BLONDIE 4*M 4-01 298 3790 127 116 HITTNER, GLENN & SHARON 2 PL1506721 GCH MINT*LEAF KAITY 1*M 4-10 305 3790 120 110 MACKE, DEBRA L 4 PL1550376 SGCH LUCKY*STAR'S LX BARANI 5*M 4-00 305 3600 140 118 HOY, JUDITH & DONALD 4 PL1519208 SGCH LUCKY*STAR'S LX APRIL FOOL 9*M 4-11 305 3600 159 105 SILVA, CINDY L 6 PL1547727 SGCH CALICO PATCH OREO COOKIE 1*M 3-09 305 3580 130 121 NAGEL, SAMANTHA JO 6 PL1501272 LAND-OF-PURE-DELIGHT Z SUZETTE 1*M 5-10 305 3580 125 104 KIRSCH, DIANE & WAYNE CULLEN 8 PL1561733 SG TIAMET ORION DIGITAL 11*M 3-11 282 3570 115 103 PANUSKA, SHERRY 9 PL1559729 SG LUCKY*STAR'S TA B MADDENING 6*M 4-00 305 3560 129 104 ALLEN, FELECIA 10 AL1559723 SG DAITE EAN 'S CARAMEL CREME 3*M 4-00 304 3520 140 110 SHIRLEY, SILVIA

RECORDED GRADE 1 GL1655347 HARMONY GOATS NB FRUITCAKE 1*M 2-02 235 1950 76 58 SHIRLEY, SILVIA

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 PL1519208 SGCH LUCKY*STAR'S LX APRIL FOOL 9*M 4-11 305 3600 159 4.4 SILVA, CINDY L 2 PL1514186 SGCH ROCKIN-CB RZA ASSAM 7*M 4-11 305 3480 151 4.3 SILVA, CINDY L & ROBERT L 2 AL1633218 SG YORK MTN. ELOQUENT SOLITUDE 6*M 1-10 287 3360 151 4.5 BONIFIELD, CINDY 4 AL1669214 SGCH BLUE MOON RANCH AD ELECTRA 2*M 1-1 305 3200 142 4.4 HITTNER, GLENN & SHARON 5 PL1550376 SGCH LUCKY*STAR'S LX BARANI 5*M 4-00 305 3600 140 3.9 HOY, JUDITH & DONALD 5 AL1559723 SG DAITE EAN 'S CARAMEL CREME 3*M 4-00 304 3520 140 4.0 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 7 AL1554136 GCH ROCKIN-CB RZ BELIZZE 5*M 3-11 305 3290 136 4.1 SILVA, CINDY L & ROBERT L 8 PL1642047 SG TEMPO BEATRIX 11*M 1-10 283 3390 132 3.9 BONIFIELD, CINDY 9 PL1547727 SGCH CALICO PATCH OREO COOKIE 1*M 3-09 305 3580 130 3.6 NAGEL, SAMANTHA JO 10 PL1559729 SG LUCKY*STAR'S TA B MADDENING 6*M 4-00 305 3560 129 3.6 ALLEN, FELECIA

RECORDED GRADE 1 GL1655347 HARMONY GOATS NB FRUITCAKE 1*M 2-02 235 1950 76 3.9 SHIRLEY, SILVIA

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 AL1632283 SG LOVE ACRES HANK'S CONSTANCE 2*M 1-11 303 4310 123 2.9 LOVE, TANIA 2 PL1547727 SGCH CALICO PATCH OREO COOKIE 1*M 3-09 305 3580 121 3.4 NAGEL, SAMANTHA JO 3 PL1550376 SGCH LUCKY*STAR'S LX BARANI 5*M 4-00 305 3600 118 3.3 HOY, JUDITH & DONALD 4 PL1549622 SGCH BLUE MOON RANCH PT BLONDIE 4*M 4-01 298 3790 116 3.1 HITTNER, GLENN & SHARON 5 AL1633218 SG YORK MTN. ELOQUENT SOLITUDE 6*M 1-10 287 3360 114 3.4 BONIFIELD, CINDY 6 PL1642047 SG TEMPO BEATRIX 11*M 1-10 283 3390 113 3.3 BONIFIELD, CINDY 6 AL1632282 SG LOVE ACRES HANK'S VIOLET 2*M 1-11 304 3220 113 3.5 LOVE, TANIA 8 PL1588809 SGCH THREE BRIDGES WT TEA TIME 3*M 3-00 284 3340 112 3.4 DONOGHUE, ALEXANDER 9 AL1554136 GCH ROCKIN-CB RZ BELIZZE 5*M 3-11 305 3290 111 3.4 SILVA, CINDY L & ROBERT L 10 PL1506721 GCH MINT*LEAF KAITY 1*M 4-10 305 3790 110 2.9 MACKE, DEBRA L 10 AL1559723 SG DAITE EAN 'S CARAMEL CREME 3*M 4-00 304 3520 110 3.1 SHIRLEY, SILVIA

RECORDED GRADE

1 GL1655347 HARMONY GOATS NB FRUITCAKE 1*M 2-02 235 1950 58 3.0 SHIRLEY, SILVIA

A * indicates a test day > 3 standard deviations within the category


NIGERIAN DWARF All-Time NIGERIAN DWARF Milk Production Record Holder

AGS JOBI FAWN 4*M PD1360584 2006 03-10 305 1720-92/5.3-64/3.7 Bred by: Mrs. J B Jelke, Texas

All-Time NIGERIAN DWARF Butterfat Production Record Holder GCH CHENANGO-HILLS I P GODDESS 2*M PD1374274 2012 05-10 305 1630-118/7.2-72/4.4

Bred by: David W Funk, New York


1 PD1587495 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH DIVA DIAMOND 4*M 3-00 305 1510 106 60 BABB, TERRY L 2 PD1606589 SGCH CEDAR VIEW ISABELLA 4*M 2-10 305 1380 95 60 INMAN, DEBRA K 3 PD1587498 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH SR CUPPUCCINO 3*M 3-00 305 1340 114 57 BABB, TERRY L 3 PD1489314 SGCH ROSASHARN GX UDIAMOND 3*M 6-00 302 1340 91 51 BABB, TERRY L 5 PD1594691 SGCH CEDAR VIEW FORTUNATA 3*M 3-00 305 1320 83 57 INMAN, DEBRA K 6 PD1572877 SG FARM OLDESOUTH SUNSHINE 2*M 4-00 305 1290 92 56 BABB, TERRY L 7 PD1637669 SG AGS MUSTANG CREEK JINGLE BELLS 1*M 4-02 305 1280 98 55 SARGENT, MELISSA 7 PD1478619 SGCH URBAN ACRES WC RAINY DAY 2*M 6-00 305 1280 88 53 WILLIAMS, JENA 9 PD1535135 AL THUNDER PC PATIENCE 1*M 4-05 305 1260 68 54 FIKE, BEVERLY 10 PD1592228 CASTLE ROCK LOTUS 2*M 3-00 305 1250 88 59 STAVELEY, CLARE M.

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 PD1587498 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH SR CUPPUCCINO 3*M 3-00 305 1340 114 8.5 BABB, TERRY L 2 PD1587495 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH DIVA DIAMOND 4*M 3-00 305 1510 106 7.0 BABB, TERRY L 3 PD1637669 SG AGS MUSTANG CREEK JINGLE BELLS 1*M 4-02 305 1280 98 7.7 SARGENT, MELISSA 4 PD1606589 SGCH CEDAR VIEW ISABELLA 4*M 2-10 305 1380 95 6.9 INMAN, DEBRA K 5 PD1651736 SG FARM OLDESOUTH M SUN BRIGHT 4*M 1-10 305 1040 94 9.0 BABB, TERRY L 6 PD1572877 SG FARM OLDESOUTH SUNSHINE 2*M 4-00 305 1290 92 7.1 BABB, TERRY L 7 PD1489314 SGCH ROSASHARN GX UDIAMOND 3*M 6-00 302 1340 91 6.8 BABB, TERRY L 8 PD1478619 SGCH URBAN ACRES WC RAINY DAY 2*M 6-00 305 1280 88 6.9 WILLIAMS, JENA 8 PD1592228 CASTLE ROCK LOTUS 2*M 3-00 305 1250 88 7.0 STAVELEY, CLARE M. 10 PD1594691 SGCH CEDAR VIEW FORTUNATA 3*M 3-00 305 1320 83 6.3 INMAN, DEBRA K

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 PD1587495 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH DIVA DIAMOND 4*M 3-00 305 1510 60 4.0 BABB, TERRY L 1 PD1606589 SGCH CEDAR VIEW ISABELLA 4*M 2-10 305 1380 60 4.3 INMAN, DEBRA K 3 PD1592228 CASTLE ROCK LOTUS 2*M 3-00 305 1250 59 4.7 STAVELEY, CLARE M. 4 PD1626576 SG STAYAWHILE BS MICA BLACK 2*M 2-03 305 1220 58 4.8 POOLE, LISA 5 PD1587498 SGCH FARM OLDESOUTH SR CUPPUCCINO 3*M 3-00 305 1340 57 4.3 BABB, TERRY L 5 PD1594691 SGCH CEDAR VIEW FORTUNATA 3*M 3-00 305 1320 57 4.3 INMAN, DEBRA K 7 PD1572877 SG FARM OLDESOUTH SUNSHINE 2*M 4-00 305 1290 56 4.3 BABB, TERRY L 8 PD1637669 SG AGS MUSTANG CREEK JINGLE BELLS 1*M 4-02 305 1280 55 4.3 SARGENT, MELISSA 9 PD1535135 AL THUNDER PC PATIENCE 1*M 4-05 305 1260 54 4.3 FIKE, BEVERLY 10 PD1478619 SGCH URBAN ACRES WC RAINY DAY 2*M 6-00 305 1280 53 4.1 WILLIAMS, JENA

NUBIAN All-Time NUBIAN Milk Production Record Holder

SG SKYHILL’S ELISHA 7*M PN0904515 1996 02-09 302 5940-303/5.1-216/3.6 Bred by: Skyhill Farms, California

All-Time Nubian Butterfat Production Record Holder & All-Time Breed Butterfat Production Record Holder PACEM FAUN’S FOLLY 2*M PN0324844 1984 4-02 304-5160-384/7.4

Bred by: Mr. & Mrs. Max C. Prinsen, Washington

REG# DOE AGE DIM MILK F P OWNER 1 *PN1519288 SGCH TAMRIS FARM SAPPHIRE 10*M 4-10 305 3820 212 146 VALLEY, TAMMY 2 PN1538639 SG 2-G FARM CA RAPHAEL 3*M 4-11 304 3720 185 143 COOPER, JANET L 3 *PN1511986 SG HOANBU EXOD SIERRA MIST 2*M 5-02 305 3710 188 140 WILKINS FAMILY, DAVID L 4 *PN1463732 GODDARD FARM BLUSHING PENNY 3*M 7-01 305 3700 171 159 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A 5 *PN1594777 GODDARD FARM BORACAY 4*M 3-00 305 3640 172 157 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A 6 AN1544599 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE BOOBETT 2*M 5-11 291 3460 199 135 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 7 PN1556835 SG CROW'S DAIRY BLUE SPARKLES 5*M 4-00 291 3390 189 122 PATTISON, ROBERT & ANNABELLE 8 PN1517760 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE SKDLBUT 3*M 4-11 269 3360 230 130 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 9 PN1572410 SG 2-G FARM IRISA 5*M 4-00 300 3290 162 115 COOPER, JANET L 10 PN1614504 SG CREE FARM SS GLORY 3*M 3-01 305 3270 187 111 CREE, LISA & GARY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GN1608551 SG WHITE WHALE NEVILLE GRETEL 1*M 4-09 295 3200 100 98 ZAMORA, EMILY 2 GN1672229 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S TORY 1*M 6-09 305 3140 144 104 DANIELSON, JOANNE 3 GN1672230 SG C&W FARM LEGACY'S TOIABE 1*M 4-10 305 2670 149 106 DANIELSON, JOANNE 4 GN1672184 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S PETULA 1*M 6-11 221 2260 83 70 DANIELSON, JOANNE 5 GN1688250 SG C&W FARM KING TYRA'S TURBO 1*M 5-10 196 2120 72 73 DANIELSON, JOANNE

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 *PN1517760 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE SKDLBUT 3*M 4-11 269 3360 230 6.8 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 2 PN1519288 SGCH TAMRIS FARM SAPPHIRE 10*M 4-10 305 3820 212 5.5 VALLEY, TAMMY 3 *AN1544599 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE BOOBETT 2*M 5-11 291 3460 199 5.8 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 4 PN1556835 SG CROW'S DAIRY BLUE SPARKLES 5*M 4-00 291 3390 189 5.6 PATTISON, ROBERT & ANNABELLE 5 PN1511986 SG HOANBU EXOD SIERRA MIST 2*M 5-02 305 3710 188 5.1 WILKINS FAMILY, DAVID L 6 PN1614504 SG CREE FARM SS GLORY 3*M 3-01 305 3270 187 5.7 CREE, LISA & GARY 7 PN1538639 SG 2-G FARM CA RAPHAEL 3*M 4-11 304 3720 185 5.0 COOPER, JANET L 8 *PN1635066 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE SECRETS 4*M 2-10 201 2180 180 8.3 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 9 PN1594777 GODDARD FARM BORACAY 4*M 3-00 305 3640 172 4.7 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A 10 PN1463732 GODDARD FARM BLUSHING PENNY 3*M 7-01 305 3700 171 4.6 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A

RECORDED GRADE 1 GN1672230 SG C&W FARM LEGACY'S TOIABE 1*M 4-10 305 2670 149 5.6 DANIELSON, JOANNE 2 GN1672229 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S TORY 1*M 6-09 305 3140 144 4.6 DANIELSON, JOANNE 3 GN1608551 SG WHITE WHALE NEVILLE GRETEL 1*M 4-09 295 3200 100 3.1 ZAMORA, EMILY 4 GN1672184 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S PETULA 1*M 6-11 221 2260 83 3.7 DANIELSON, JOANNE 5 GN1688250 SG C&W FARM KING TYRA'S TURBO 1*M 5-10 196 2120 72 3.4 DANIELSON, JOANNE

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 PN1463732 GODDARD FARM BLUSHING PENNY 3*M 7-01 305 3700 159 4.3 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A 2 PN1594777 GODDARD FARM BORACAY 4*M 3-00 305 3640 157 4.3 GODDARD, NOAH L & SUE A 3 PN1519288 SGCH TAMRIS FARM SAPPHIRE 10*M 4-10 305 3820 146 3.8 VALLEY, TAMMY 4 PN1538639 SG 2-G FARM CA RAPHAEL 3*M 4-11 304 3720 143 3.8 COOPER, JANET L 5 PN1511986 SG HOANBU EXOD SIERRA MIST 2*M 5-02 305 3710 140 3.8 WILKINS FAMILY, DAVID L 6 AN1544599 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE BOOBETT 2*M 5-11 291 3460 135 3.9 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 7 PN1517760 SGCH BEGLEY'S-TROUBLED-ACRE SKDLBUT 3*M 4-11 269 3360 130 3.9 BEGLEY, LISA, FELECIA, & JOSHUA 8 PN1523697 SGCH HERITAGE-SONG GOLDEN HAZE 6*M 5-00 290 3110 129 4.1 CHAPMAN, RANDY & SHIRLEY 9 PN1556835 SG CROW'S DAIRY BLUE SPARKLES 5*M 4-00 291 3390 122 3.6 PATTISON, ROBERT & ANNABELLE 9 PN1597160 GOLDTHWAITE ALORA 11*M 3-00 305 2920 122 4.2 GOLDTHWAITE NUBIANS

RECORDED GRADE 1 GN1672230 SG C&W FARM LEGACY'S TOIABE 1*M 4-10 305 2670 106 4.0 DANIELSON, JOANNE 2 GN1672229 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S TORY 1*M 6-09 305 3140 104 3.3 DANIELSON, JOANNE 3 GN1608551 SG WHITE WHALE NEVILLE GRETEL 1*M 4-09 295 3200 98 3.1 ZAMORA, EMILY 4 GN1688250 SG C&W FARM KING TYRA'S TURBO 1*M 5-10 196 2120 73 3.4 DANIELSON, JOANNE 5 GN1672184 SG C&W FARM BRONSON'S PETULA 1*M 6-11 221 2260 70 3.1 DANIELSON, JOANNE



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OBERHASLI All-Time OBERHASLI Milk & Butterfat Production Record Holder

SGCH CATOICO SUMMER STORN 4*M PB0935588 1997 03-00 304 4665-234/5.0-135/2.9 Bred by: Sam Midkiff, Texas


1 AB1633470 SG CALOAK BRICTU GALLIARD 2*M 1-11 305 3810 129 108 GLOZER, KITREN 2 AB1510712 SG VANJUST UCNFP AUDIT 1*M 4-11 305 3030 160 101 SARGENT, MELISSA 3 AB1549414 SGCH BRACKETT'S SUNBURST POLLYSUE 11*M 3-11 305 2830 132 100 GRINER, BONNIE 4 AB1582594 GCH VANJUST 3GS CLARITY 3*M 3-00 244 2740 88 72 WHITHORN, PENNY 5 AB1671287 SG CALOAK QUERCUS ECHO 3*M 1-00 295 2640 90 77 GLOZER, KITREN 6 AB1430441 GCH DEVONSHIRE JR BRIONA 3*M 7-09 305 2620 91 64 KENNELLEY, ELIZABETH D 7 AB1555932 GCH OBER-RIDGE SCOUT'S HONOR 1*M 3-10 223 2600 80 65 HOLDRIDGE, PAIGE 7 AB1602903 GCH HEAVEN'S HOLLOW PRAISE 5*M 2-11 244 2600 76 77 THOMAS WHOMBLE, JILL 9 AB1614723 GCH DEVONSHIRE CAPT MARY CRICKETT 1*M 2-06 305 2570 84 66 KENNELLEY, ELIZABETH D 10 AB1565464 SG SWEET NIGHTINGALE CHICORY 1*M 4-02 231 2520 93 83 GLOZER, KITREN 10 AB1602887 GCH HEAVEN'S HOLLOW MIRANDA 5*M 2-10 270 2520 84 85 THOMAS WHOMBLE, JILL

RECORDED GRADE None Qualifying for 2015

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 AB1510712 SG VANJUST UCNFP AUDIT 1*M 4-11 305 3030 160 5.3 SARGENT, MELISSA 2 AB1549414 SGCH BRACKETT'S SUNBURST POLLYSUE 11*M 3-11 305 2830 132 4.7 GRINER, BONNIE 3 AB1633470 SG CALOAK BRICTU GALLIARD 2*M 1-11 305 3810 129 3.4 GLOZER, KITREN 4 AB1565464 SG SWEET NIGHTINGALE CHICORY 1*M 4-02 231 2520 93 3.7 GLOZER, KITREN 4 AB1517728 SGCH D'TAVERON HRQ MAIA 10*M 5-02 305 2340 93 4.0 KENNELLEY, ELIZABETH D 6 AB1430441 GCH DEVONSHIRE JR BRIONA 3*M 7-09 305 2620 91 3.5 KENNELLEY, ELIZABETH D 6 AB1602180 SG OBER-D'RAINBOW ELI CORALEE 3*M 2-11 305 2310 91 3.9 SARGENT, MELISSA 8 AB1671287 SG CALOAK QUERCUS ECHO 3*M 1-00 295 2640 90 3.4 GLOZER, KITREN 9 AB1505993 SG TIVIO FARM OOH WHO DAT 2*M 5-00 225 2100 89 4.2 WHITE, KAYE 9 AB1684838 COPPERLINE DENALI PAEDRA 3*M 1-00 290 2000 89 4.5 KIRWAN, CAROLYN


PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 AB1633470 SG CALOAK BRICTU GALLIARD 2*M 1-11 305 3810 108 2.8 GLOZER, KITREN 2 AB1510712 SG VANJUST UCNFP AUDIT 1*M 4-11 305 3030 101 3.3 SARGENT, MELISSA 3 AB1549414 SGCH BRACKETT'S SUNBURST POLLYSUE 11*M 3-11 305 2830 100 3.5 GRINER, BONNIE 4 AB1602887 GCH HEAVEN'S HOLLOW MIRANDA 5*M 2-10 270 2520 85 3.4 THOMAS WHOMBLE, JILL 5 AB1565464 SG SWEET NIGHTINGALE CHICORY 1*M 4-02 231 2520 83 3.3 GLOZER, KITREN 6 AB1559753 SGCH HEAVEN'S HOLLOW WHATCHAMACALIT 5*M 4-00 263 2250 80 3.6 THOMAS WHOMBLE, JILL 7 AB1671287 SG CALOAK QUERCUS ECHO 3*M 1-00 295 2640 77 2.9 GLOZER, KITREN 7 AB1602903 GCH HEAVEN'S HOLLOW PRAISE 5*M 2-11 244 2600 77 3.0 THOMAS WHOMBLE, JILL 9 AB1602180 SG OBER-D'RAINBOW ELI CORALEE 3*M 2-11 305 2310 76 3.3 SARGENT, MELISSA 10 AB1582594 GCH VANJUST 3GS CLARITY 3*M 3-00 244 2740 72 2.6 WHITHORN, PENNY


SAANEN All-Time SAANEN Milk Production Record Holder

JC-REED’S CLOVERHOOF HALEY 2*M AS0894085 1997 04-00 305 6571-168/2.6-162/2.5 Bred by: John & Colleen Reed, Oregon

All-Time SAANEN Butterfat Production Record Holder SGCH LION'S GATE WMV AFGANISTAN 7*M AS1440547 2011 3-01 305 6080-255/4.2-193/3.2

Bred by: Paul & Charity Green, Wyoming


1 *AS1546497 SG STARLET LACE AURIC BIANCHETTA 2*M 3-10 305 5540 179 160 CLARKE, REBEKAH 2 *AS1598041 DOUBLE-B-ACRES AC WENDY 9*M 2-11 305 5050 128 143 GOLDIN, CARINE M 3 *AS1594803 SG KAPRA VISTA LGI WILLA 9*M 4-11 305 5020 157 146 HAASS, LEE & JEANETTE 4 AS1602947 SG SHERRY'S BUCKLE HAFWEN 12*M 3-01 305 4900 188 136 PANUSKA, SHERRY 5 AS1614148 SG CAPRIKORN ZECRET CUMIN 3*M 3-00 305 4860 141 138 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 6 AS1646415 SG SHERRY'S SUV IRISH 11*M 2-01 296 4840 155 124 PANUSKA, SHERRY 7 AS1614156 SGCH CAPRIKORN ZEPPO CASSIOPEIA 3*M 2-09 305 4700 161 131 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 8 *AS1486770 SG SHERRY'S HOT HELICE 12*M 6-01 285 4670 148 122 PANUSKA, SHERRY 9 AS1607100 SG SHERRY'S HOT INEZ 11*M 2-10 292 4660 118 117 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 AS1607114 SG SHERRY'S VIGO FLORA 10*M 2-09 305 4650 145 119 PANUSKA, SHERRY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GS1618578 SGCH CAPRIKORN UNKNOWN BILEX 10*M 4-00 305 4520 172 138 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 2 GS1661167 RANEA PICANTE LILLIAN 1*M 2-11 305 3700 95 109 DAVIS DVM, WILLIAM H R 3 GS1431195 SGCH CAPRIKORN WEALTH XTORT 2*M 7-10 305 3110 113 84 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 4 GS1751369 WHITE WHALE DEBLIN DEE 1*M 1-00 305 3010 104 91 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 5 GS1628749 GCH CAPRIKORN STARBY DILEXINA 11*M 2-02 305 2810 88 80 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 AS1602947 SG SHERRY'S BUCKLE HAFWEN 12*M 3-01 305 4900 188 3.8 PANUSKA, SHERRY 2 AS1546497 SG STARLET LACE AURIC BIANCHETTA 2*M 3-10 305 5540 179 3.2 CLARKE, REBEKAH 3 AS1556970 SG WHEY-TO-GO TITANIA'S TRILLIUM 2*M 4-01 305 4480 171 3.8 O'CONNOR, RITA MAE 4 AS1574835 SGCH LION'S GATE LIGHT TO ASIA 7*M 3-09 302 4380 167 3.8 WILLIAMS, BRETT & ANGELA 5 AS1614156 SGCH CAPRIKORN ZEPPO CASSIOPEIA 3*M 2-09 305 4700 161 3.4 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 6 AS1594803 SG KAPRA VISTA LGI WILLA 9*M 4-11 305 5020 157 3.1 HAASS, LEE & JEANETTE 6 AS1614139 SG CAPRIKORN ZEPPO CZTAR 3*M 2-11 302 4120 157 3.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 8 AS1646415 SG SHERRY'S SUV IRISH 11*M 2-01 296 4840 155 3.2 PANUSKA, SHERRY 9 AS1614165 SG CAPRIKORN BOSS CALEX2 11*M 2-10 305 4020 154 3.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 10 AS1563623 SHERRY'S HOT CHILI 12*M 3-07 305 4440 151 3.4 PANUSKA, SHERRY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GS1618578 SGCH CAPRIKORN UNKNOWN BILEX 10*M 4-00 305 4520 172 3.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 2 GS1431195 SGCH CAPRIKORN WEALTH XTORT 2*M 7-10 305 3110 113 3.6 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 3 GS1751369 WHITE WHALE DEBLIN DEE 1*M 1-00 305 3010 104 3.5 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 4 GS1661167 RANEA PICANTE LILLIAN 1*M 2-11 305 3700 95 2.6 DAVIS DVM, WILLIAM H R 5 GS1628749 GCH CAPRIKORN STARBY DILEXINA 11*M 2-02 305 2810 88 3.1 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 AS1546497 SG STARLET LACE AURIC BIANCHETTA 2*M 3-10 305 5540 160 2.9 CLARKE, REBEKAH 2 AS1594803 SG KAPRA VISTA LGI WILLA 9*M 4-11 305 5020 146 2.9 HAASS, LEE & JEANETTE 3 AS1598041 DOUBLE-B-ACRES AC WENDY 9*M 2-11 305 5050 143 2.8 GOLDIN, CARINE M 4 AS1614148 SG CAPRIKORN ZECRET CUMIN 3*M 3-00 305 4860 138 2.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 5 AS1602947 SG SHERRY'S BUCKLE HAFWEN 12*M 3-01 305 4900 136 2.8 PANUSKA, SHERRY 6 AS1556970 SG WHEY-TO-GO TITANIA'S TRILLIUM 2*M 4-01 305 4480 133 3.0 O'CONNOR, RITA MAE 7 AS1633654 SG LION'S GATE DRKG AFRICA 6*M 2-00 303 4200 132 3.1 WILLIAMS, BRETT & ANGELA 8 AS1614156 SGCH CAPRIKORN ZEPPO CASSIOPEIA 3*M 2-09 305 4700 131 2.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 9 AS1594801 SG KAPRA VISTA LGI WASHONE 9*M 5-01 305 4570 126 2.8 HAASS, LEE & JEANETTE 10 AS1646415 SG SHERRY'S SUV IRISH 11*M 2-01 296 4840 124 2.6 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 AS1486773 SG SHERRY'S TSM HERA 11*M 5-08 305 4640 124 2.7 PANUSKA, SHERRY

RECORDED GRADE 1 GS1618578 SGCH CAPRIKORN UNKNOWN BILEX 10*M 4-00 305 4520 138 3.1 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 2 GS1661167 RANEA PICANTE LILLIAN 1*M 2-11 305 3700 109 2.9 DAVIS DVM, WILLIAM H R 3 GS1751369 WHITE WHALE DEBLIN DEE 1*M 1-00 305 3010 91 3.0 CONNER, ANNA & DAN 4 GS1431195 SGCH CAPRIKORN WEALTH XTORT 2*M 7-10 305 3110 84 2.7 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC 5 GS1628749 GCH CAPRIKORN STARBY DILEXINA 11*M 2-02 305 2810 80 2.8 CAPRIKORN FARMS, LLC



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SABLE All-Time SABLE Milk & Butterfat Production Record Holder

SG JOASH PBB CHOCOLATE TRIFFLE 12*M AC1550486 2013 2-01 305 4300-149/3.5-116/2.7 Bred by- Elsie K. Hausman, Washington

All-Time SABLE Butterfat Production Record Holder SG JOASH PBB CHOCOLATE TRIFFLE 12*M AC1550486 2013 2-

01 305 4300-149/3.5-116/2.7 Bred by- Elsie K. Hausman, Washington


1 AC1552943 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNNCATASTROPHEOFHOPE 6*M 4-01 298 3840 140 101 FOSTER, KLISSE 2 AC1492605 GCH TALACHE'S SENECA 7*M 5-08 305 3770 87 91 LLOYD, SHANNAN 3 AC1602968 GCH KLISSE'S KOOH FIFTH AVENUE 11*M 2-10 305 3740 97 93 LLOYD, SHANNAN 4 AC1569414 SG SHERRY'S CFM EMBER 12*M 3-06 305 3670 116 91 PANUSKA, SHERRY 5 AC1607113 GCH SHERRY'S TZAVIER SCORCH 13*M 2-10 305 3480 116 93 PANUSKA, SHERRY 6 AC1520958 TALACHE'S SELMA 8*M 4:08 291 3230 103 85 FEASTER-EYTCHISON, KENNON D 7 AC1552940 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNN CHOCOLATECRINKLE 10*M 4-00 305 3070 108 85 JOHNSON, GWEN 8 AC1457685 SGCH TALACHE'S SOTO 7*M 7-08 305 2850 65 66 LLOYD, SHANNAN 9 AC1645615 SG SHERRY'S TEMPLE SINGE 12*M 2-00 283 2790 73 72 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 AC1610210 KLISSE'S KD JUDITH 4*M 2:10 305 2750 91 80 FOSTER, CARY


BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 AC1552943 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNNCATASTROPHEOFHOPE 6*M 4-01 298 3840 140 3.6 FOSTER, KLISSE 2 AC1569414 SG SHERRY'S CFM EMBER 12*M 3-06 305 3670 116 3.2 PANUSKA, SHERRY 2 AC1607113 GCH SHERRY'S TZAVIER SCORCH 13*M 2-10 305 3480 116 3.3 PANUSKA, SHERRY 4 AC1552940 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNN CHOCOLATECRINKLE 10*M 4-00 305 3070 108 3.5 JOHNSON, GWEN 5 AC1520958 TALACHE'S SELMA 8*M 4:08 291 3230 103 3.2 FEASTER-EYTCHISON, KENNON D 6 AC1602968 GCH KLISSE'S KOOH FIFTH AVENUE 11*M 2-10 305 3740 97 2.6 LLOYD, SHANNAN 7 AC1610210 GCH KLISSE'S KD JUDITH 4*M 2-10 305 2750 91 3.3 FOSTER, CARY 8 AC1610166 KLISSE'S KOOH MISTLETOE BERRY 8*M 3-01 256 2310 89 3.9 FOSTER, CARY 9 AC1645685 SGCH KLISSE'S KPOH SALOME 5*M 1-11 295 2500 88 3.5 FOSTER, CARY 10 AC1492605 GCH TALACHE'S SENECA 7*M 5-08 305 3770 87 2.3 LLOYD, SHANNAN


PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 AC1552943 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNNCATASTROPHEOFHOPE 6*M 4-01 298 3840 101 2.6 FOSTER, KLISSE 2 AC1602968 GCH KLISSE'S KOOH FIFTH AVENUE 11*M 2-10 305 3740 93 2.5 LLOYD, SHANNAN 2 AC1607113 GCH SHERRY'S TZAVIER SCORCH 13*M 2-10 305 3480 93 2.7 PANUSKA, SHERRY 4 AC1492605 GCH TALACHE'S SENECA 7*M 5-08 305 3770 91 2.4 LLOYD, SHANNAN 4 AC1569414 SG SHERRY'S CFM EMBER 12*M 3-06 305 3670 91 2.5 PANUSKA, SHERRY 6 AC1520958 TALACHE'S SELMA 8*M 4:08 291 3230 85 2.6 FEASTER-EYTCHISON, KENNON D 6 AC1552940 SGCH KLISSE'S NSNN CHOCOLATECRINKLE 10*M 4-00 305 3070 85 2.8 JOHNSON, GWEN 8 AC1610210 GCH KLISSE'S KD JUDITH 4*M 2-10 305 2750 80 2.9 FOSTER, CARY 9 AC1530442 SG SHERRY'S HOTSPUR KITTEN 12*M 4-07 271 2500 74 3.0 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 AC1645615 SG SHERRY'S TEMPLE SINGE 12*M 2-00 283 2790 72 2.6 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 AC1645685 SGCH KLISSE'S KPOH SALOME 5*M 1-11 295 2500 72 2.9 FOSTER, CARY


TOGGENBURG All-Time TOGGENBURG Milk & Butterfat Production Record Holder

SGCH WESTERN-ACRES ZEPHYR ROSEMARY 4*M AT0926741 1997 03-01 305 7965-312/3.9-240/3.0 Bred by: Katrina Kay Western, Texas


1 PT1594286 SGCH ACORN RIDGE NAKT KRIMSON 2*M 2-10 305 3900 125 111 PUTERBAUGH, JASON 2 AT1645431 BAR XX LEGACY LYNETTE 2*M 3-10 305 3860 110 94 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 3 AT1563573 SG ROWE'S RANIER FLORA II 9*M 3-10 305 3730 116 102 ROWE DVM, JOAN DEAN 4 AT1597055 BAR XX RILEY MELINDA 10*M 4-00 305 3630 96 93 CARDOZA, RENEE 5 AT1608986 SGCH BAR XX RILEY FRANCINE 9*M 3-00 305 3610 91 90 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 6 AT1656456 GCH BAR XX TYLER ROXANNE 3*M 1-10 305 3510 88 90 CARDOZA, RENEE 7 AT1602426 COPPERLINE JACKSON JERICA 2*M 2-11 305 3420 112 83 KIRWAN, CAROLYN 8 AT1657070 BAR XX DIABLO MELODY 11*M 1-10 305 3270 75 82 CARDOZA, RENEE 9 AT1609825 BAR XX RILEY DANIELLE 6*M 3-01 305 3260 91 79 CARDOZA, RENEE 10 AT1550901 GCH BAR XX RILEY ROXY 2*M 4-11 305 3210 81 89 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE


1 PT1594286 SGCH ACORN RIDGE NAKT KRIMSON 2*M 2-10 305 3900 125 3.2 PUTERBAUGH, JASON 2 AT1563573 SG ROWE'S RANIER FLORA II 9*M 3-10 305 3730 116 3.1 ROWE DVM, JOAN DEAN 3 AT1602426 COPPERLINE JACKSON JERICA 2*M 2-11 305 3420 112 3.3 KIRWAN, CAROLYN 4 AT1645431 BAR XX LEGACY LYNETTE 2*M 3-10 305 3860 110 2.8 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 5 PT1648791 SG WHISPERING*HOPE R TIFFANY 4*M 1-09 305 2870 104 3.6 BURGESS-NELSON, EVELINA EILEEN 6 PT1530546 ROBLA'S TACO LEILANI 12*M 5-00 305 3060 101 3.3 BURGESS-GOODRIDGE, MARILYN 7 AT1550156 GCH BAR XX MARKSMAN DIAMOND 5*M 5-00 291 3160 98 3.1 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 8 AT1597055 BAR XX RILEY MELINDA 10*M 4-00 305 3630 96 2.6 CARDOZA, RENEE 9 AT1608986 SGCH BAR XX RILEY FRANCINE 9*M 3-00 305 3610 91 2.5 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 9 AT1609825 BAR XX RILEY DANIELLE 6*M 3-01 305 3260 91 2.8 CARDOZA, RENEE


PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 PT1594286 SGCH ACORN RIDGE NAKT KRIMSON 2*M 2-10 305 3900 111 2.8 PUTERBAUGH, JASON 2 AT1563573 SG ROWE'S RANIER FLORA II 9*M 3-10 305 3730 102 2.7 ROWE DVM, JOAN DEAN 3 AT1645431 BAR XX LEGACY LYNETTE 2*M 3-10 305 3860 94 2.4 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 4 AT1597055 BAR XX RILEY MELINDA 10*M 4-00 305 3630 93 2.6 CARDOZA, RENEE 5 AT1608986 SGCH BAR XX RILEY FRANCINE 9*M 3-00 305 3610 90 2.5 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 5 AT1656456 GCH BAR XX TYLER ROXANNE 3*M 1-10 305 3510 90 2.6 CARDOZA, RENEE 5 PT1530546 ROBLA'S TACO LEILANI 12*M 5-00 305 3060 90 2.9 BURGESS-GOODRIDGE, MARILYN 8 AT1550901 GCH BAR XX RILEY ROXY 2*M 4-11 305 3210 89 2.8 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 9 AT1550156 GCH BAR XX MARKSMAN DIAMOND 5*M 5-00 291 3160 88 2.8 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 10 AT1602426 COPPERLINE JACKSON JERICA 2*M 2-11 305 3420 83 2.4 KIRWAN, CAROLYN



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EXPERIMENTAL


1 PE1542396 GCH ALDER*ROSE MERCIUS POLAR BEAR 2*M 4-00 305 4160 164 139 JANKE, HEATHER 1 PE1626977 STARLET LACE EGB CHAPARRAL 3*M 2-05 305 4160 150 138 CLARKE, REBEKAH 3 PE1563961 GCH BEORNINGS BODACIOUS 1*M 4-00 305 3970 106 107 PHILLIPS-GRANT, RUTH 4 PE1656450 BAR XX RILEY KARMEN 2*M 2-00 305 3820 113 102 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 5 PE1538464 SHERRY'S HOT INALI 9*M 4-10 305 3810 123 98 PANUSKA, SHERRYY 6 PE1526632 CALIFORNIA ELANDER CATALINA 1*M 4-11 281 3360 92 95 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS 7 PE1505385 GCH BAR XX RILEY KACEY 2*M 6-00 305 3260 110 92 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 8 PE1708173 GCH THUNDER-N-SKY SUNRISE 1*M 1-09 305 3150 113 96 BICE, SCOTT MICHAEL 9 PE1527976 SHERRY'S HOT ITALEE 9*M 4-06 305 3130 103 85 PANUSKA, SHERRY 10 PE1645823 ROBLA'S OAKES LEIGH 13*M 2-11 305 3030 87 83 BURGESS-GOODRIDGE, MARILYN

RECORDED GRADE

1 GE1672228 C&W FARM KING'S OLIVE 1*M 4-09 305 3560 107 127 DANIELSON, JOANNE 2 GE1555061 HARMONY GOATS CV ACE OF SPADES 4*M 4-02 305 3350 139 111 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 3 GE1497505 HARMONY GOATS CORA 3*M 5-11 304 3280 112 108 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 4 GE1628490 GCH CHERRY GLEN GENTRY BRIDGET 1*M 4-00 263 3090 74 85 KIRSCH, DIANE & WAYNE CULLEN 5 GE1446113 THE HARMONY GOATS MADISON 2*M 6-11 305 2820 93 78 WENNEBERG, ADELYN

BUTTERFAT PRODUCTION 1 PE1542396 GCH ALDER*ROSE MERCIUS POLAR BEAR 2*M 4-00 305 4160 164 3.9 JANKE, HEATHER 2 PE1626977 STARLET LACE EGB CHAPARRAL 3*M 2-05 305 4160 150 3.6 CLARKE, REBEKAH 3 PE1304444 GCH MT. PLEASURE LILY-COPTER 4*M 11-01 275 2770 134 4.8 SHIRLEY, NANCY 4 PE1538464 SHERRY'S HOT INALI 9*M 4-10 305 3810 123 3.2 PANUSKA, SHERRY 5 PE1656450 BAR XX RILEY KARMEN 2*M 2-00 305 3820 113 3.0 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 5 PE1708173 GCH THUNDER-N-SKY SUNRISE 1*M 1-09 305 3150 113 3.6 BICE, SCOTT MICHAEL 5 PE1483861 HARMONY GOATS LAINEY 5*M 5-11 304 2940 113 3.8 SHIRLEY, NANCY 8 PE1505385 GCH BAR XX RILEY KACEY 2*M 6-00 305 3260 110 3.4 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 9 PE1655324 HARMONY GOATS DIRTY SNOWBALL 2*M 2-01 298 3010 107 3.6 SHIRLEY, NANCY 10 PE1563961 GCH BEORNINGS BODACIOUS 1*M 4-00 305 3970 106 2.7 PHILLIPS-GRANT, RUTH

RECORDED GRADE

1 GE1555061 HARMONY GOATS CV ACE OF SPADES 4*M 4-02 305 3350 139 4.1 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 2 GE1487036 R R RESOURCES ZSA ZSA 1*M 5-11 305 2450 116 4.7 ROBERTS, YVONNE 3 GE1497505 HARMONY GOATS CORA 3*M 5-11 304 3280 112 3.4 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 4 GE1647200 R R RESOURCES DAISY DUKE 2*M 2-00 305 2350 109 4.6 ROBERTS, YVONNE 5 GE1672228 C&W FARM KING'S OLIVE 1*M 4-09 305 3560 107 3.0 DANIELSON, JOANNE

PROTEIN PRODUCTION 1 PE1542396 GCH ALDER*ROSE MERCIUS POLAR BEAR 2*M 4-00 305 4160 139 3.3 JANKE, HEATHER 2 PE1626977 STARLET LACE EGB CHAPARRAL 3*M 2-05 305 4160 138 3.3 CLARKE, REBEKAH 3 PE1304444 GCH MT. PLEASURE LILY-COPTER 4*M 11-01 275 2770 113 4.1 SHIRLEY, NANCY 4 PE1563961 GCH BEORNINGS BODACIOUS 1*M 4-00 305 3970 107 2.7 PHILLIPS-GRANT, RUTH 5 PE1656450 BAR XX RILEY KARMEN 2*M 2-00 305 3820 102 2.7 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE 5 PE1483861 HARMONY GOATS LAINEY 5*M 5-11 304 2940 102 3.5 SHIRLEY, NANCY 7 PE1538464 SHERRY'S HOT INALI 9*M 4-10 305 3810 98 2.6 PANUSKA, SHERRY 8 PE1708173 GCH THUNDER-N-SKY SUNRISE 1*M 1-09 305 3150 96 3.0 BICE, SCOTT MICHAEL 9 PE1526632 CALIFORNIA ELANDER CATALINA 1*M 4-11 281 3360 95 2.8 UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS 10 PE1505385 GCH BAR XX RILEY KACEY 2*M 6-00 305 3260 92 2.8 CARDOZA, JOHN & LESLIE

RECORDED GRADE

1 GE1672228 C&W FARM KING'S OLIVE 1*M 4-09 305 3560 127 3.6 DANIELSON, JOANNE 2 GE1555061 HARMONY GOATS CV ACE OF SPADES 4*M 4-02 305 3350 111 3.3 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 3 GE1497505 HARMONY GOATS CORA 3*M 5-11 304 3280 108 3.3 SHIRLEY, SILVIA 4 GE1647200 R R RESOURCES DAISY DUKE 2*M 2-00 305 2350 91 3.9 ROBERTS, YVONNE 5 GE1547809 GCH R R RESOURCES BON BON 3*M 4-00 305 2530 90 3.6 ROBERTS, YVONNE

A * indicates a test day > 3 standard deviations within the category Additional details can be found at www.ADGA.org

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APPLICATION: Those making application for Linear Appraisal are subject to all existing rules and regu-lations of the American Dairy Goat Association, which govern this program. All persons who appraise under the auspices of the ADGA shall grant to ADGA the right to provide scores resulting from this pro-gram through ADGA publication media and to use them as needed for any research or study project. Permission is also given to the American Dairy Goat Association to photograph animals for use in the ADGA Linear Appraisal program for the purpose of high score verification, as well as developing a photo library of high scoring animals for educational use. ADGA has the right to crop the photograph at its discretion. APPLICATION FEE: SEND YOUR NON-REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE WITH THIS FORM.

VALUE!: $5.00 DISCOUNT for BOTH LA & DHIR APPLICATIONS: MUST BE SENT TOGETHER - WILL BE APPLIED ON THE DHIR APPLICATION

$35 Postmarked on or before January 31, 2017 Photocopies of this form are acceptable. $50 Postmarked February 1 – March 1, 2017 $100 Postmarked after March 1, 2017**

**if herd can be accommodated in scheduling.

Application for: (indicate ONE option only)

1) Minimum Stop as Host Herd: ______ (Responsible for

Minimum Stop Fee less Transported Animal Fees) It may not

be possible to accommodate individual stops with less

than 16 animals. Host herds will be publicized on the

member portion of the website to assist with maximizing efficiency of stops/sessions. Name, city and state

only will be listed.

2) Transport goats to Host Herd: ________ (Please obtain permission from Host) Host _____________________________________________________ ADGA ID#_____________

(Transport Herd Animal Fees will be charged on a per head basis for the animals estimated (and presented) de-pending upon the total number of animals at the stop and the age of the animals). Host herds will be publicized on the member portion of the website with info.

3) Minimum Stop – Private/not hosting: ______ It may not be possible to accommodate individual stops with less than 16 animals.

4) Special Session ($100 Application Fee): __________ if scheduling allows. 2017 specials need to be ‘out of season.’

Dates that you cannot be appraised because of family commitment, shows, etc. from early April - early October (Consult tentative schedule posted at www.ADGA.org) Allow for plus or minus 3 weeks from any tentative dates posted.

________________________________________________________________________________________________

This is the First time I have participated in the Linear Appraisal program.

It is Important That ALL of the Requested Information Be Provided.

Name of Owner ___________________________________________ ADGA ID# ______________

Street Address _________________________________________ City ________________________

State _____________ Zip+4 _______________ Email _____________________________________

Home Phone (_____)_______________________ Work Phone (_____)________________________

Additional ID#'s involved (family members, partnerships) ___________________________________

(This information must be on file with ADGA; all others must make separate application.)

Number of Animals Expected to Be Appraised: Adults ___________

For payment of application fee by credit card (other fees are due later):

VISA/MC/Discover # ________________________________________ Expiration Date __________

Indemnification and Release: To the fullest extent permitted by law, applicant shall defend, indemnify, pay, and hold harmless ADGA, its agents, employees, representatives, successors, and assigns from and against any and all claims, demands, fines, suits, actions, proceedings, fees, orders, decrees, judg-ments, costs and expenses, including court costs and attorney’s fees, resulting from or in connection with injury or damage to any property or person, including death, arising out of or resulting from the performance of any part or aspect of the linear appraisal program and the use or occupancy of Appli-cant’s property. In addition, I Agree to Abide by All ADGA Linear Appraisal Program Rules. Signature _________________________________________________________ Date_____________

AMERICAN DAIRY GOAT ASSOCIATION 2017 Linear Appraisal Application

ANIMAL FEES

First 1-25 Adult Animals.................…$8.50 each Next 26-50 Adult Animals...............…$7.50 each Next 51+ Adult Animals..................…$6.50 each Young Stock......................Suspended for 2017 Minimum Stop Fee............................ $250.00

Return this Page with Your Application Fee to: ADGA, PO Box 865, Spindale, NC 28160 or Fax: 828-287-0476


PRESIDENT KENNON D. FEASTER-

EYTCHISON 1624 3rd St. S.

Nampa, ID 83651 208-371-6860 Phone

[email protected]

FIRST VICE PRESIDENT PHILIP M. CASSETTE

17 Berry Road Saco, ME 04072


SECOND VICE PRESIDENT THOMAS G. COX

381 Main Street Corinth, ME 04427

207-576-4731 Phone 207-285-0939 Fax

[email protected]

2016–17 ADGA EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

MEMBER–AT–LARGE MELISSA O’ROURKE

1849 Whitetail Road Decorah, IA 52101


IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT ROBIN SAUM

4675 Hamburg Road Lancaster, OH 43130


ASSOCIATION MANAGER

SHIRLEY MCKENZIE PO Box 865

Spindale, NC 28160 828-286-3801 Phone


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

DISTRICT ONE NORTHEASTERN

Philip M. Cassette (‘19)



Cliff Parker (‘18)

38 Whittemore Hill Road New Ipswich, NH 03071


Thomas G. Cox (‘17)

381 Main Street Corinth, ME 04427


DISTRICT TWO EASTERN

Christen S. Adels (‘19)

616 5th Avenue Beaver Falls, PA 15010 724-843-1412 Phone

[email protected]

Peter Snyder (‘18) 759 Clinton Street

Cowlesville, NY 14037 716-863-1317 Phone

[email protected]

Lynn Fleming (‘17) 414 Church Road

Pine Bush, NY 12566 845-744-6089 Phone

[email protected]

DISTRICT THREE SOUTHEASTERN

Mark Stevens (’19)

3325 Shady Grove Rd. Carrolton, GA 30116 770-712-8465 Phone

740 808-4676 Fax [email protected]

Don Marston, Jr. (‘19) 12571 Indian Hill Dr. Sykesville, MD 21784 443-632-8309 Phone


June T. Bryan (’18) 3230 Adams Creek Rd.

Havelock, NC 28532 252-447-7688 Phone [email protected]

Ruth Weaver (‘17) 515 W R Clark Road Pittsboro, NC 27312 919-542-5457 Phone


Karen Smith (‘17)

1239 Walter Head Rd. Cedar Hill, TN 37032 615-445-9581 Phone [email protected]

DISTRICT FOUR NORTH CENTRAL

Yvonne Marie Blosser (‘19)

9263 Wonderly Road Mark Center, OH 43536


Robin Saum (‘19)

4675 Hamburg Road Lancaster, OH 43130


Morgan Allen (‘18) 11287 485th St.

Kenyon, MN 55946 507-824-3229 Phone/Fax [email protected]

Thomas Peter Considine (‘18)

W10802 Walker Drive Portage, WI 53901


Daniel J. Considine (‘17)

N8873 Currie Road Portage, WI 53901

608-742-2016 Phone 608-742-1577 Fax

[email protected]

Melissa O’Rourke (‘17) 1849 Whitetail Road Decorah, IA 52101


DISTRICT FIVE SOUTH CENTRAL

Levi A. Campbell (’19)

4805 Hwy. KK Chula, MO 64635


Mike Littrell (’18)

26296 Harrison Rd. Tecumseh, OK 74873 405-659-1458 Phone

[email protected]

Ellen F. Dorsey (’17) 21181 E. Hwy. 28A Chelsea, OK 74016


DISTRICT SIX SOUTHWESTERN

Elizabeth R. Henning (‘19)

6670 S. Bascom Trail Willcox, AZ 85643


Marshall Losey (‘18)

2100 Painted Desert Dr. Winslow, AZ 86047


Caroline Lawson (‘17)

5124 FM 1940 Franklin, TX 77856


DISTRICT SEVEN NORTHWESTERN

Christina L. Strickland (‘19) 13066 South Warnock Rd.

Oregon City, OR 97045 503-407-9875 Phone

[email protected]

Carolyn Kirwan (‘19) 895 W. Delta Street Union, OR 97883


Carmen J. Ellis (‘18)

PO Box 1612 Moses Lake, WA 98837

509-431-7329 [email protected]

Kennon D. Feaster-

Eytchison (‘17) 1624 3rd St. S.

Nampa, ID 83651 208-371-6860 Phone

[email protected]

DISTRICT EIGHT CALIFORNIA

Trinity Maia Smith Malmanis (’19)

1685 Warrington Road Santa Rosa, CA 95404 707-367-3997 Phone [email protected]

Joan Dean Rowe, DVM (‘18) 24580 Cache St. Capay, CA 95607


Kristina S. Bozzo-Baldenegro (‘17)

17021 Robinson Rd. Sutter Creek, CA 95685 209-296-3356 Phone [email protected]

EMERITI

Sally Callahan 5755 Dow’s Prairie Road McKinleyville, CA 95519


Robert L. Cassette



Linda S. Campbell

2974 Stonyman Road Luray, VA 22835

540-743-4628 [email protected]

Sheila Nixon

8194 Golf Link Road Hilmar, CA 95324

209-777-0456 Phone 209-656-2839 Fax

[email protected]

DIRECTORS EMERITI

(Left to right) Sheila Nixon, Bob Cassette and Linda Campbell. Absent: Sally Callahan. (Photo

Courtesy of Caroline Lawson)


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Daniel Considine has lived his life as an active member of the Dairy Goat Community, promoting dairy goats, the dairy goat industry and the work of the American Dairy Goat Association. As we consider Daniel Considine’s contribution for well over 50 years, as outlined in the paragraphs to follow, there is no doubt that he is worthy of the Distinguished Service recognition. He began his career breeding and raising purebred Toggenburgs in 1956 and joined the American Dairy Goat Association on February 3, 1958. He became a life member in 1983, after 25 continuous years of membership. Currently, Daniel had been a member of ADGA for 58 years and is the 4th longest member of those still living. Daniel was first licensed as an ADGA judge in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1965 and has held a continuous ADGA Judge’s license since that time. At the end of 2015 Daniels completed his 50th year of judging continuing a passion for evaluating dairy goat as well bring opportunity to raise awareness of quality dairy goats around the country. He was first elected to the ADGA Board of Directors in 1977 and has served District IV for 36 years. He has also served as the Association President and on the Executive Committee. Also, Daniel has served as chair or co-chair of the Linear Appraisal, Registration, Finance, Data Processing, National Show Long Range, National Show, National Sales, and Canadian Liaison committees. In addition, he has served on most of ADGA committees over the years, and many for multiple years. Daniel has been so involved in committee work that there have been times he is serving on more committees that anyone else. He actively shares his experience and insight with an eye toward continued improvement. Daniel was in the 2nd Class of ADGA Pioneers in 2004 in Albuquerque. This is program highlighting ADGA members who have forged through the years raising dairy goats and thus have had a significant impact on the industry. In 2014 Daniel's Herd Name Diamond/Sunshine was recognized as an ADGA Historic Herd Name. His service over the years has been backed by his continuous use of ADGA Programs and success in breeding top dairy goats. No other herd name in the history of ADGA has won as many premier breeder awards from the ADGA National Show as the Sunshine Herd. There are 537 animals with the Sunshine herd name that have earned the Superior Genetics designation, 54 animals with the Sunshine herd name with the GCH prefix, and 8 animals with the Sunshine herd name with the CH prefix in the ADGA data base. Many of Daniel's earliest permanent champions were Diamond Sunshine prefixed, including the first National Champions, both Toggenburg and Alpine. The Diamond Sunshine herd name had 6 Alpine permanent champions, 17 Toggenburg permanent champions and 3 Nubian permanent champions. Daniel’s en-dorsement of and participation in each of ADGA's three per-formance programs can be seen as one if not his most significant accomplishments. He has either chaired or served on each of the three supervisory committees over the past fifty years. The data shared above about his animals certainly supports this premise. 2016 marked Daniel’s 61st consecutive year as an exhibi-tor at the Wisconsin State Fair, making him one of the longest term livestock exhibitors there in history. This is just one of many show venues in which he has shown his goats.

Robin Saum is a life member of ADGA. She was first elected to the ADGA Board of Directors in 1992 and has served as a District IV Director from that time to the present. She is the second longest, continuous serving Director now in her 24th year of service to ADGA. Robin was re-elected in 2016 to her 9th term. She has served 15 years on the Executive Commit-

tee from 2000-2002 and from 2003 to pre-sent. During 2003 - 2004 Robin served as President Pro Tem for ten months. Subse-quently she served another nine years as President in three sets of the maximum al-lowed 3 continuous years. Robin is one of the longest serving President's in the history of the Association. Her service to the Association has involved chair, co-chair, or assistant chair on various committees over the years including Advanced Judges, Annual Meeting, Awards, Constitution & Bylaws, Finance, Information Management, Judges, Judges TC, Guernsey Breed Recognition Task Force, National

Show, Linear Appraisal, Scholarships, Shows, Spotlight Sale, and Type. Her quick response and involved manner has allowed committees to work more effectively. She has worked to develop an excellent understanding of the rules of the Association and shares that knowledge in her committee work. Robin is a licensed ADGA judge who can be found judg-ing shows every year. First licensed as a apprentice in 1987, this year is her 30th year of judging. Robin obtained the status of advanced judge and in 2011 judged the ADGA National Show in West Springfield, MA. The American Goat Federation was formed to promote and facilitate the development of all segments of the goat in-dustry including dairy, meat and fiber, by encouraging sound public policy, enhancing production and marketing of goat products, and promoting research beneficial to our member organizations and all producers. Robin served for several years as one of the representatives of the Dairy Goat industry and worked to bring focus and stable management to the new organization. Robin joined Dr Joan Dean Rowe and/or Dr Paul Plummer as ADGA Representatives at USDA meetings held by Kevin Shea, Administrator of Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service in Washington DC. These initial meetings were coordinated by Robin at the invitation of Director Shea to enhanced the working relationship between USDA, ADGA and the dairy goat industry. Participation in all of ADGA programs and most services including DHI production testing, Linear Appraisal, shows, judging, superior genetics, DNA testing and ADGA Plus has allowed Robin to serve as an advocate for these programs encouraging others to participate. She has used this firsthand knowledge to guide members to receive greater benefits from membership in ADGA. Robin is the third generation in her family to raise dairy goats. Her grandmother had mostly Swiss breeds and some Nubians which she raised under the Snowflake, Vitamilk, and Kitchamakin herd names. Her mother raised Saanens and Toggenburgs when Robin was a child then switched to LaManchas in the mid 1970ies. After graduating high school Robin had Toggenburgs for a few years under the Saum's Oak herd name. In 1991 she purchased two Saanen does and began raising them under the Snowflake herd name. Clearly Saanens are her favorite breed. In 2015 she added a Nigerian Dwarf which, of course, is all white and Robin lovingly calls Sophie Saum.

Robin Saum Daniel J. Considine

Robin Saum and Daniel J. Considine

2016 Helen C. Hunt Distinguished Service Award Honorees


NWODGA and Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery recognized as Friends of ADGA

The Northwest Oregon Dairy Goat Association has offered an annual conference for more than 25 years benefiting all dairy goat breeders within the Pacific Northwest, Idaho, and Northern California; additionally Alaska. The NWODGA annual conference has been in the forefront of dairy goatherd management including disease control, feed management, and Bio-Security; along with DHIR/DHIA produc-tion test, Artificial Insemination, ADGA Linear Appraisal, dairy goat products, and dairy goat shows. NWODA reached out to UC Santa Rosa, Dr. Joan Dean Rowe, regarding important health issues in the 1990s regarding the impact of CL, and control application. Few dairy goatherds in district VII experience CL and are more prepared to deal with CL should it arise. Few if any breeders have experienced trans-mission from goats to humans through their educational effort.

Their effort expanded WSU’s testing program and development of vaccine. NWODGA has supported these activities, but without Chris Strickland’s effort and dedi-cation the level of perfection would not have been there. Chris has overseen these activities from the meal requirements to travel arrangements along with coordinating other volunteers’ service. Jennifer Lynn Bice, Founder & Managing Director of Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery has been a member of ADGA for more than 25 years.

In 1978, Jennifer took over her family’s farm and grade A goat dairy, which her parents first started in Sonoma County in 1968. Along with her late husband, Steven Schack, Jennifer expanded the business to produce a greater variety of goat milk products, and diversified the dairy goat breeding program. Redwood Hill Farm & Creamery is, to this day, operated by Jen-nifer along with more than 75 dedicated employees. Promoting the benefits of goat milk products and developing a genetics program of excellence remain her top priorities, and this commitment has positioned Redwood Hill Farm at the forefront of the dairy goat industry. Their ongoing financial support of ADGA National Shows, Conven-tions and Spotlight Sales has helped to make these events suc-cessful. They have contributed to the promotion and underwriting of these events for over 20 years, many times as the main finan-cial donor. Jennifer has also been a leader to ADGA through her committee work, judging, and promotion of dairy goats.

Christina Strickland and President Ken Feaster-Eytchison. (Photo Courte-sy of Caroline Lawson)

J e n n i f e r B i c e , Redwood Hills Farm & Creamery, Founder & Manager . (Photo Courtesy of Caroline Lawson)

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January 13

(FL) South Florida Fair, West Palm Beach. Judge: Elizabeth Henning (Jr Doe/Sr Doe & Youth) Contact: Sheridan Johnson, 4594 E Hogg Heaven Ct, Floral City, FL, 34436-5352 (561-282-7866) [email protected]

January 15

(TX) Southwestern Expo & Livestock, Fort Worth. Judge: Amy Akramoff (Jr Doe/Sr Doe) Judge: Karen Brooks (Jr Doe/Sr Doe) Contact: Holly Burke, c/o Fort Worth Stock Show, 3400 Burnett Tandy Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107. (817-309-4310)

February 18

(FL) Osceola County Fair, Kissimmee, Florida. Judge: Rusty Repp (Youth & Jr Doe/Sr Doe) Contact: Neal "Tiny" Hughes, 5803 S Orange Blossom Trail, Davenport, FL, 33896 (321-624-9797) [email protected]

March 5

(FL) Nigerian Dwarf Club of Florida, Dade City. Judge: Lynn Fleming (Nigerian Dwarf Jr Doe/Sr Doe/Buck) Judge: Katie Wolf (Nigerian Dwarf Jr Doe/Sr Doe/Buck) Con-tact: Nicole Holland, 3422 21st St Ct E, Palmetto, FL, 34221 (941-773-7049) [email protected]

March 7

(TX) Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo, Houston. Judge: Cullen Owen (Youth) Judge: Gregory Murphy (Jr Doe/Sr Doe) Contact: Karl Hengst, PO Box 20070, Houston, TX, 77225 (832-667-1129) [email protected]

April 15

(TX) East Texas Goat Raisers, Corsicana. Judge: Scott Horner (Youth Jr Doe/Youth Sr Doe) Contact: Valre Leger, 8423 Patterson Rd, Beaumont, TX 77705 (409-273-4243) [email protected]

BOARD ACTION Postal Ballot #1516-7 Withdrawn.

Postal Ballot #1516-8 - Passed - Unanimous Proposal: Approve submission of the Form 990 tax return for the year ended December 21, 2015 as required by the Internal Revenue Service. A copy of the tax return has been provided to each director as well as the au-dited financial statement which is used as a basis for completing the tax return. Sponsored by: Saum, P. Cassette, Campbell, Henning, Feaster-Eytchison. Not voting: Reyna, Strickland, Weaver.

Postal Ballot #1516-9 Passed - Unanimous Proposal: Approve Atlanta, Georgia as the 2017 Annual Meeting and Convention site to be held October 24-29, 2017. Sponsored by: Saum, P. Cassette, Campbell, Henning, Feaster-Eytchison. Not voting: Reyna.

Postal Ballot #1516-10 - Passed Proposal: Approving charging the online rate for registrations completed in the office when it is documented an error occurred while trying to register online and it is a known problem and/or IT intervention is needed with more than 5 business days to correct. The type of registration must have been able to be completed online at one time. Sponsored by: Saum, P. Cassette, Campbell, Henning, Feaster-Eytchison. Disap-proved: Adels, Altheide, Anderson, Bryan, D. Considine, T. Considine, Dorsey, Fleming, Littrell, O’Rourke, Reyna, Smith, Tredway-Carter, White. Not voting: Cox, Weaver.

Holly Buroker's membership privileges suspended one year for violation of Bylaws XII.A.3 and XII.A.5 showing animals at ADGA shows on copies of the registration certificates. Ms. Buroker is banned from exhibiting, managing, showing, feeding, grooming, etc. at any ADGA event, including, but not limited to ADGA shows, Linear Appraisal and ADGA DHIR awards recognition. Wins for the following animals at 5/29/16 and 6/4/16 shows have been expunged: AS1682823 Hoanbu Winn Lajuene Mon Bijou, PN1745219 Hoanbu GS Zuri Zaylee, PN1639218 Hoanbu LR Dancing Downtown, PN1744064 Hoanbu KC Downtown Design, PN1745220 Hoanbu GS Zuri Zaida and AN1636324 Hoanbu KAI Almost Always.


FROM THE PERFORMANCE PROGRAMS MANAGER

A DGA con-tracts a discounted rate for

three types of DNA testing, identity markers (which can include parentage verification), Alpha S-1 Casein, and G-

6-S. There are important changes with regard to the G-6-S and Casein test offerings. Per recent Board action, these laboratory results can be added to the pedigree information with the breeder’s permission. Breeders (only) may submit a Publicity Request Form found at https://form.jotform.com/63105591261147. Alternatively, breeders can either contact [email protected] directly or provide a signed statement with the registration ID’s and the test type they wish to make available for tests that have been completed. Unregistered animals will need to be registered for this update

to be applied as they need a registration ID and requests need to be made on a per individual animal basis. Breeders can also select the publicity option to make the results available at the time of order-ing. Results will be maintained in the database on all testing results that have been pro-vided to ADGA should breeders decide to choose to include results in the future. Following are some common questions when ordering: I’ve already had my animal tested for another test type. What are my op-tions? For most samples at the lab, it is possible to just request the new tests without addi-tional sampling. If the lab has exhausted the material with other testing, they will let us know and you would need to re-sample and submit. We would generate new sub-mission materials in this case and send to you.

A previous owner has had my animal tested for another test type. What are my options? Same as above but we would need per-mission to add the test type to the sample on file as they were the submitter of that sample. Will results from other labs, or tests that I ordered directly through VGL be accepted? The Board adopted a “Grandfather Clause” which states the following. For a period of one year following the imple-mentation of this policy, animals tested prior to implementation shall be entitled to have test results included in the ADGA database upon submission of paperwork confirming test results issued by the labo-ratory that conducted the test. Information provided by the laboratory must include the animal’s registration number, OR breed, gender, date of birth and tattoo in-formation in addition to test results. Upon breeder request, this information may also be included in the animal’s permanent re-cord as outlined above.

LISA SHEPARD

NEW LIFE MEMBERS

We honor the following members who have loyally supported ADGA and promoted dairy goats for 25 consecutive years. They were recently awarded an ADGA Life Membership. (See page 2 for photo) ALTHEIDE, G. ERIC ................................................................ IOWA

AUGUSTINE, MARK & BONNIE ................................. MINNESOTA

AVERILL, GORDON & LESLIE ........................ NORTH CAROLINA

BAKER, DONALD F. & CAROL ........................................ VIRGINIA

BENEDICT, EMILY R ............................................. WEST VIRGINIA

BLAND, JONATHAN .....................................................COLORADO

BUSSERT, BILL & MARY ............................................ MINNESOTA

CARPENTER, SUSAN E. ........................................ WASHINGTON

CLOSE, W. MICHAEL .............................................................. OHIO

CONSTANTINOU, PETER ............................................ NEW YORK

CURTIS, CARROLL .......................................................... VIRGINIA

DYER, AMBER ............................................................... ARKANSAS

ESLAVA & FAMILY, TIM & CYNTHIA ................................ INDIANA

FONDILLER, LAINI ......................................................... VERMONT

FREEMAN OAKES, TERESA ................................ WEST VRIGINIA

FROMBAUGH & FAMILY, MR. & MRS. DEAN ....................... OHIO

FRYE, SASHA F. ............................................................... ILLINOIS

H. HOMESTEAD ..........................................................CALIFORNIA

HALL, RICHARD & DIANA ........................................... OKLAHOMA

HELDT, NATHAN ......................................................... MINNESOTA

HERCHEK, WENDY Y. - KING FARM .................................... OHIO

HERNDON, OSCAR R. ................................................CALIFORNIA

HOLUBOWSKY, SUZANNE G. ...................................CALIFORNIA

JAQUITH, RICHARD & KATHLEEN L. ................. PENNSYLVANIA

JOHNSON, REBECCA M .................................... PENNSYLVANIA

KINNEY, JEAN ............................................................... KENTUCKY

KORHONEN, MIKE & EVELYN ............................... WASHINGTON

KORNELY, BRUCE & PAT .......................................... WISCONSIN

KRASSOW, CRAIG A. .................................................... MICHIGAN

LACEY, CHARLES, NORMA, CANDACE & CHERIE ............. FLORIDA

MANECKE, ANDRIA LYNN ............................................ MONTANA

MANN, CAROL ............................................................CALIFORNIA

MARSALA, CHRISTINE L............................................... MISSOURI

METZGER, MICHAEL L. ................................................. MICHIGAN

MOONEY, TERESA ....................................................... ARKANSAS

MT-RIVER RANCH - MYERS-COX FAMILY.........................TEXAS

NOBLE, H. LYNN .............................................................. FLORIDA

OLSON, LOIS .................................................................. MICHIGAN

OLYMPIC CAPRINE DAIRY .......................................... MISSOURI

ORZECHOWSKI, ALICE .............................................. MARYLAND

PARKS, DORIS ...................................................... WEST VIRGINIA

PELLMANN, SHERRY F. .......................................PENNSYLVANIA

PFEILER, ANTHONY K. ................................................ NEW YORK

PLEINIS, JANET ................................................... SOUTH DAKOTA

POSEY, KATHRYN A. ............................................. WASHINGTON

PRUITT, TIM D. .............................................................. LOUISIANA

RIORDAN, JEANETTE .................................................. NEW YORK

RUCKER, TOM, SUE & ERIC ................................................. OHIO

SANKEY, CHARLOTTE ..................................... NEW HAMPSHIRE

SEIBERT, TECOA LYNN ................................................... KANSAS

SIDERS & FAMILY, DUANE L. & CAROLE A. ................... INDIANA

SMITH, JOEL T. ............................................................. NEW YORK

SOUTHWEST DAIRY GOAT ASSN. .........................NEW MEXICO

SOUTHWESTERN WISCONSIN DGPC .................... WISCONSIN

SPIKER, SHAWN .................................................. PENNSYLVANIA

SPURLOCK, GREGORY A. & VIRGINIA .................... MINNESOTA

STEGEMOLLER, LOIS V......................................................... OHIO

STEWART & FAMILY, ANDY & SUSAN ................................. OHIO

ULLARICH, RICHARD ................................................... NEBRASLA

VAN LOENEN, PAUL ....................................................... GEORGIA

WIGGINS & FAMILY, JERRY ......................................... WYOMING

WILSON, MIKE H. & MICHELLE M. ........................... TENNESSEE

WOLTER, HELEN A....................................................... NEW YORK

25 YEARS


2017 ADGA JUDGES

LICENSED BY THE AMERICAN DAIRY GOAT ASSOCIATION

NAME ADDRESS PHONE AIRPORT Abrams, Kassandra N. (‘18) 900 South Quince St, Apt B209, Denver, CO 80247 315-323-4833 DEN # Acton DVM, Lauren L. (‘19) 9915 S Wildcat Rd, Molalla, OR 97038 503-829-2927 PDX # Adels, Christen (‘19) 616 Fifth Ave, Beaver Falls, PA 15010 724-843-1412 PIT # Akramoff, Amy (‘17) 5390 S Wallbridge Rd, Deer Park, WA 99006 360-239-8374 GEG # Allen-Ricotta, Patricia L. (‘19) 124 Melick Rd, Canajoharie, NY 13317 518-231-1420 ALB #* Baden, Mark (‘19) 4013 Military Rd East, Tacoma, WA 98446 253-538-0952 SEA # Baker-Kahle, Carrie (‘17) 5934 E Shiprock St, Apache Junction, AZ 85119 303-775-8413 PHX, AZA # Baker, Teresa (‘17) 2627 Mill Race Rd, Frederick, MD 21701 301-663-4013 BWI # Barker, Susan (‘19) Unit 7, 50506 Yale Rd, Rosedale, BC, V0X 1X2 CD 604-745-0186 # Bartholomew Jr, Robert A. (‘17) 174 Dales Bridge Rd, Germantown, NY 12526 518-755-1701 ALB #* Benedict, Lynn (‘19) HC 37, Box 152, Lewisburg, WV 24901 304-645-2365 LWB, ROA # Bergfield, Don (‘17) 1595 N 3800 E Rd, Bellflower, IL 61724 309-830-4628 CMI # Bice, Jennifer Lynn (‘19) 5480 Thomas Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472 707-829-3978 STS, SFO Bice, Scott (‘17) 5440 Thomas Rd, Sebastopol, CA 95472 707-591-3389 STS, OAK # Biddle, Todd (‘17) 152 Hillview Ave, State College, PA 16801 717-777-7171 HIA # Bitter, Allen (‘17) 3251 Rose Hill Rd, Skaneateles, NY 13152 315-673-9173 SYR Blosser, Yvonne (‘18) 9263 Wonderly Rd, Mark Center, OH 43536 419-785-5157 FWA # Bozzo-Baldenegro, Kristina (‘19) 17021 Robinson Rd, Sutter Creek, CA 95685 209-296-3356 SMF Butler, Melinda (‘19) 281 Morrow Bend Lane, Gainesville, TX 76240 940-372-7072 DFW Carter, Aaron J. (‘20) PO Box 1697, Lakeport, CA 95453 707-263-3269 SMF Casselman, Matt (‘20) 5700 Lochmoor Dr #203, Riverside, CA 92507 309-825-9823 ONT # Cavanagh, Edward J. (‘17) 61 Bakers Rd, R R 1, Toledo, Ontario, CD K0E1Y0 613-275-2113 YOW, SYR Clagett, Anne McKeever (‘17) 25619 Coltrane Dr, Damascus, MD 20872 301-414-7575 BWI # Considine, Daniel J. (‘17) N8873 Currie Rd, Portage, WI 53901 608-742-2016 MSN Considine, Ellen (‘18) 14842 Oakhill Rd N, Scandia, MN 55073 651-408-3499 MSP # Considine, Stephen (‘19) PO Box 15, Graton, CA 95444 707-829-5270 SFO #* Considine, Thomas Peter (‘17) W10802 Walker Dr, Portage, WI 53901 608-742-1027 MSN Conway, Rachel (‘17) PO Box 93, Ferndale, CA 95536 707-845-8291 SMF Cox, Thomas G. (‘18) 381 Main St, Corinth, ME, 04427 207-576-4731 BGR * Fleming, Lynn (‘20) 414 Church Rd, Pine Bush, NY 12566 845-744-6089 EWR Flickinger, Timothy (‘20) PO Box 226, Wakarusa, IN 46573 574-707-2336 SBN # Fraley, Kristopher (‘19) 7218 S FM 2038, Bryan, TX 77808 979-255-8914 IAH, CLL # Funk, David W. (‘17) 2705 Maida Lane, Schenectady, NY 12306 518-579-0440 ALB # Goldthwaite, Beverly (‘19) 2108 Road 84, Lingle, WY 82223 720-560-8501 DEN Grant, Christine (‘17) 114 Broad Brook Rd, Melrose, CT, 06016 860-627-0732 BDL Greene, Dan (‘18) 13025 Wilgus Rd, Prosser, WA 99350 509-781-0844 PSC Griner, Erin Marie (‘17) 784 Irish Rd, Scottsville, VA 24590 609-954-0467 RIC # Griner, Martha Ann (‘19) 21 Bordentown Chesterfield Rd, Chesterfield, NJ 08515 609-298-4375 PHL Grossman, Richard (‘18) PO Box 267, Paisley, FL 32767 352-669-4772 MCO Harp, W. Todd (‘19) 444 Ardery Rd, Paris, KY 40361 859-707-8048 LEX # Harrington, Lynn (‘17) 100 Old Depot Rd, Placerville, CA 95667 530-919-0499 SMF Hazeltine, Sarah (‘17) 31639 County Rd 29A, Woodland, CA 95695 530-304-1717 SMF # Heaney, Diane (‘17) 2344 Butte Falls Hwy., Eagle Point, OR 97524 541-826-2729 MFR # Hendrickson, Mrs. Don E. (‘17) PO Box 522, Napavine, WA 98565 360-485-5210 SEA #* Henning, Elizabeth R. (‘17) 6670 S Bascom Trail, Willcox, AZ 85643 520-384-3959 TUS #* Horner, Scott (‘19) 608 S Jackson St, Brenham, TX 77833 979-830-8044 IAH, HOU Huffman, Juli (‘19) 415 E Spring St, Bloomfield, IN 47424 812-381-1188 Jodlowski, Cameron (‘18) 2452 2050th Ave, Atlanta, IL 61723 217-871-3715 BMI, PIA #* Jodlowski, Ed (‘19) 2452 2050th Ave, Atlanta, IL 61723 217-871-1040 BMI, PIA Kaplewski, Joshua (‘20) 1656 Old Hwy 69 East, Florence, WI 54121 715-696-3732 GRB, ATW # Kempe Jr, Paul F. (‘17) 10460 Martinsburg Rd, Hedgesville, WV 25427 304-820-4551 BWI # Kimmel Jr, Joe H. (‘19) 9937 Co Rd 275 North, Broughton, IL 62817 618-927-2066 STL, EVV # Kimmel, Kay (‘19) 9937 Co Rd 275 North, Broughton, IL 62817 618-926-2427 STL, EVV # Kirwan, Carolyn (‘19) 895 W Delta Street, Union, OR 97883 217-898-8364 BOI # Klein, Jeffrey A. (‘17) PO Box 328, Crowley, TX 76036 817-297-4425 DFW # Laney, Dan (‘17) 1045 Esplanade Apt 9, Chico, CA 95926 937-477-0288 SMF # Larson, Loren Wade (‘19) 46505 Anchor Ave, Stanchfield, MN 55080 763-689-2192 MSP Lesniak, Jeremy (‘20) 1028 Newport Rd, Utica, NY 13502 315-797-4129 ALB, SYR Lesniak, Justin (‘20) 1028 Newport Rd, Utica, NY 13502 315-797-4359 ALB, SYR #* Lohman-Peterson, Jennifer (‘19) N1218 CTY ‘CX’, Endeavor, WI 53930 608-697-5141 MSN # Lucas, Jean (‘17) 230 Kismet Lane, Pearisburg, VA 24134 540-921-2073 ROA Maggiulli DVM, Tessa (‘18) 38966 Arena Rd, Corvallis, OR 97330 541-760-7086 PDX Malmanis, Trinity Maia Smith (‘20) 1685 Warrington Rd, Santa Rosa, Ca 95404 707-367-3997 SMF # Matthys, Julie (‘19) 29956 Edison Rd, New Carlisle, IN 46552 574-310-5189 SBN # Maze, Annette (‘17) PO Box 100, Spicewood, TX 78669 830-693-2686 AUS McDonald, Jessica (‘17) 14772 S Union Mills Rd, Mulino, OR 97042 503-729-3921 PDX # Murphy, Gregory (‘17) 216 Victoria St, Pulaski, TN 38478 615-429-8394 BNA, HSV # Ness, Timothy (‘17) 1217 S East Ave, Berwyn, IL 60402 708-788-1517 ORD, MDW Noble, Dustin (‘17) 3144 Blazer Rd, Franklin, TN 37064 615-481-9546 BNA # Norcross, Barbara (‘17) 424 Cemetery Rd, Haverhill, NH 03765 603-989-5517 BTV, MHT Owen, Cullen (‘17) 4717 East Fork Rd, Marshall, NC 28753 828-206-0417 GSP, AVL Pearson Jr., William W. (‘20) 754 Old Columbus Rd, Bowdon, GA 30108 678-796-3834 ATL Pfeiler, John (‘17) PO Box 181, Bloomfield, NY 14469 585-474-5011 ROC Pilotte, Joe (‘18) 5633 N 400 E, Brazil, IN 47834 574-807-4802 IND #* Pindell, Cathy (‘19) 1156 E 4100 N, Buhl, ID, 83316 208-212-2797 TWF, BOI Reisdorff DVM, Paula (‘18) 754 Old Columbus Rd, Bowdon, GA 30108 678-371-5519 ATL Repp, Rusty (‘20) 3540 Sharon Church Loop, Loganville, GA 30052 770-490-9612 ATL # Robinett, Jane (‘19) 364 Hurley Rd, Dover, AR 72837 479-747-1646 FSM


2017 ADGA JUDGES

LICENSED BY THE AMERICAN DAIRY GOAT ASSOCIATION

NAME ADDRESS PHONE AIRPORT

# Rowe DVM, Joan Dean (‘19) 24580 Cache St, Capay, CA 95607 530-796-2249 SMF Rudolph, Jay (‘18) 1080 130th St, Renwick, IA 50577 515-778-7375 DSM Rupchis, Ben (‘17) 5880 Carroll Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 434-327-8226 Santangelo, Carly Neumann (‘18) PO Box 174, Cuba, NY 14727 860-463-5529 BUF # Saum, Robin (‘19) 4675 Hamburg Rd, Lancaster, OH 43130 740-969-4905 CMH Scheel, Ashley (‘18) 856 Anna Ct, Waterloo, WI 53594 608-219-1341 MKE, MSN Schnipke, Kirt (‘18) PO Box 415, Attica, OH 44807 419-615-3026 CMH # Seibert, Tecoa (‘19) 2391 2000 Ave, Chapman, KS 67431 785-366-6343 MHK Shelley, Cynthia (‘18) 2090 St Highway 20, Cobleskill, NY 12043 518-231-0553 ALB Smith, Karen (‘19) 1239 Walter Head Rd, Cedar Hill, TN 37032 615-445-9581 BNA # Smith, Karen Denton (‘19) 1794 Hilltop Dr, Willits, CA 95490 707-459-0800 SFO #* Snyder, Peter (‘19) 759 Clinton St, Cowlesville, NY 14037 716-863-1317 BUF Spurgeon, Patricia Marie (‘17) 865 Columbia Ave, Nyssa, OR 97913 208-697-2489 BOI Stampke, Tracy (‘17) PO Box 73, Fairfield, ID 83327 208-539-2974 TWF, BOI #* Taylor, Tamara (‘19) 2355 CR 332, Era, TX 76238 940-726-3555 DFW Tereba, Jennifer (‘20) 2927 Hansen Rd, Livermore, CA 94550 209-499-1090 SMF, SJC # Thompson-Hajdik, Anna (‘17) 5519 Greenleaf Dr, Madison, WI 53713 608-371-7297 MSN # Thompson, Douglas (‘17) 9723 Mound Prairie Dr, Houston, MN 55943 507-894-4745 MSP, LSE # Thompson, Emily (‘17) 856 5th Avenue SE, Rochester, MN 55904 612-803-2427 MSP # Tredway-Carter, Megan (‘17) PO Box 1697, Lakeport, CA 95453 707-263-3269 SMF Weber, Halie (‘18) 17500 Tuscanooga Rd, Groveland, FL 34736 352-429-4077 MCO # Weikel, Ann J. (Miller) (‘19) 20430 Salem Rd, Blairs Mills, PA 17213 814-259-3036 HIA # Whiteside, Sam (‘17) 2000 Coffee Lane, Sebastopol, CA 95472 707-829-2906 SFO Wolf, Katie (‘17) 209B Waller Ave, Lexington, KY 40503 304-886-6874 LEX # Young, Daniel (‘17) 7000 McCurley Rd, Acworth, GA 30102 770-687-8525 ATL

APPRENTICE JUDGES (See ADGA Bylaw XIV.B.1.d for Apprentice judging rules.)

Bassett, Justin (‘17) 733 Kincannon Lane, Rhome, TX 76078 817-739-3531 DFW, DAL Bennett, Jay (James) (‘17) 1626 State Route 295, Marion, KY 42064 270-704-1279 Bergfield, Lee (‘17) 202 Tilton St, Ivesdale, IL 61851 309-212-7490 Bradford, Jake (‘17) 1033 N 200 E, Sibley, IL 61773 217-369-2167 BMI Brown DVM, Weston (‘17) 13852 Co 17 Harmony, MN 55939 413-824-9450 MSP, DSM Cindric, Nicholas (‘17) 116 Brandy Hills Dr, Port Orange, FL 32129 386-299-9114 Clarke, Rebekah (‘17) 5880 Carroll Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952 408-315-9886 Kahtani, Kellie (‘17) 923 Gordon St, Miles City, MT 59301 509-949-9756 Landeck, Cheryl (‘17) 510 Hilton Rd, Rockford, IL 61107-4721 847-531-3640 Larson, Joseph (‘17) 10447 Co Rd 70, Windsor, CO 80550 970-214-6604 DEN Nix, Rebecca (‘17) 735 E Frisbee Lane, French Camp, CA 95231 916-529-6830 SMF, SFO Toy, Grace (‘17) 73 Borough Street, Torrington, CT, 06790 860-733-5471 BDL

*Approved Instructor for Official ADGA Pre-Training Conferences # Advanced Judge - 13 or more years of continuous licensing

ALB ‑ Albany International Airport, Latham, NY ATL ‑ Hartsfield‑Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta, GA ATW - Outagamie County Airport, Appleton, WI AUS ‑ Austin/Bergstrom International Airport, Austin, TX AVL - Asheville Regional Airport, Asheville, NC AZA - Phoenix –Mesa Gateway Airport, Mesa, AZ BDL - Bradley International Airport, Windsor Locks, CT BGR - Bangor International Airport, Bangor, ME BMI ‑ Central Illinois Regional Airport, Bloomington‑Normal, IL BNA ‑ Nashville International Airport, Nashville, TN BOI ‑ Boise International Airport, Boise, ID BTV ‑ Burlington International Airport, South Burlington, Vermont BUF ‑ Buffalo Niagara International Airport, Buffalo, NY BWI ‑ Baltimore‑Washington International Airport, Baltimore, MD CLL ‑ College Station Easterwood Airport, College Station, TX CMH ‑ Port Columbus International Airport, Columbus, OH CMI ‑ University of Illinois Willard Airport, Champaign, IL DAL - Dallas Love Field Airport, Dallas, TX DEN ‑ Denver International Airport, Denver, CO DFW ‑ Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, DFW Airport, TX DSM - Des Moines International Airport, Des Moines, IA EVV ‑ Evansville Regional Airport, Evansville, IN

EWR - Newark Liberty International Airport, Newark, NJ FSM ‑ Fort Smith Regional Airport, Fort Smith, AR FWA - Fort Wayne International Airport, Fort Wayne, IN GEG - Spokane International Airport, Spokane, WA GRB - Austin-Straubel International Airport, Green Bay, WI GSP ‑ Greenville ‑ Spartanburg International Airport, Greer, SC HIA ‑ Harrisburg International Airport, Harrisburg, PA HOU ‑ Hobby International Airport, Houston, TX HSV - Huntsville International Airport, Huntsville, AL IAH ‑ George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston, TX IND ‑ Indianapolis International Airport, Indianapolis, IN LEX - Blue Grass Airport, Lexington, KY LSE - La Crosse Municipal Airport, La Crosse, WI LWB ‑ Lewisburg ‑ Greenbrier Valley Airport, Lewisburg, WV MCO ‑ Orlando International Airport, Orlando, FL MDW ‑ Midway International Airport, Chicago, IL MFR ‑ Medford/Rogue Valley International, Medford, OR MHK - Manhattan Regional Airport, Manhattan, KS MHT ‑ Manchester Airport, Manchester, NH MKE - General Mitchell International Airport, Milwaukee, WI MSN ‑ Dane County Regional Airport, Madison, WI MSP - Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Minneapolis, MN

OAK - Oakland International Airport, Oakland, CA ONT - Ontario International Airport, Ontario, CA ORD ‑ O’Hare International Airport, Chicago, IL PDX ‑ Portland International, Portland, OR PHL ‑ Philadelphia International Airport, Philadelphia, PA PHX - Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, Phoenix, AZ PIA ‑ Greater Peoria Regional Airport, Peoria, IL PIT ‑ Pittsburgh International, Pittsburgh, PA PSC - Tri-Cities Airport, Pasco, WA RIC - Richmond International Airport, (Byrd Field), Richmond, VA ROA ‑ Roanoke, Regional Airport, Roanoke, VA ROC ‑ Greater Rochester International Airport, Rochester, NY SBN ‑ South Bend Regional Airport, South Bend, IN SEA ‑ Seattle/Tacoma International Airport, Seattle, WA SFO ‑ San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco, CA SJC - San Jose International Airport, San Jose, CA SMF ‑ Sacramento International Airport, Sacramento, CA STL ‑ Lambert ‑ St. Louis International Airport, St. Louis, MO STS ‑ Sonoma County Airport, Santa Rosa, CA SYR ‑ Syracuse Hancock International Airport, Syracuse, NY TUS - Tucson International Airport, Tucson, AZ TWF ‑ Twin Falls Airport, Twin Falls, ID YOW ‑ Ottawa International Airport, Ottawa, Canada

AIRPORT CODES

Holiday

Greetings

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ADGA Staff

2017 NATIONAL SHOW SPONSORS

National Show sponsorship renewals will run from first week of January through February 15. Watch your email for your renewal notice. If you would like to be on the waiting list for a particular award, contact Sharla Macke, sponsorship chair, by email only at [email protected]. Thank you to everyone who sponsored in 2016...we hope you will support the 2017 show in Madison, Wisconsin.


PURPOSE: To provide financial assistance to eligible ADGA Youth to attend the Youth Program of the ADGA Annual Meeting and Convention. EXPECTATIONS Recipient will attend the Youth Program at the ADGA

Annual Meeting and Convention. Scholarship award may be used to cover expenses

such as youth program registration, lodging, travel and meals, or any other expense associated with traveling to the convention. All scholarship recipients who are 12 to 17 years old

must be accompanied by a parent or guardian for the entire youth program. Parents or guardians will be responsible for all of their own expenses. Applicant is only eligible to receive the ADGA Annual

Meeting and Convention Youth Scholarship once.

APPLICANT MUST Be age 12 through 20 years old as of the first day of

the convention’s youth program. Be a current member of the American Dairy Goat

Association (applicant may be a youth or regular mem-ber or part of a family or joint membership). Complete the scholarship application as directed and

include one letter of recommendation from an adult, non-family member. The letter could come from a teacher, 4H or FFA leader, clergy, family friend, goat breeder, ADGA Director, etc. Achieve a minimum score of 70 to receive a scholarship. Completed application and letter of recommenda-

tion must be postmarked, faxed or emailed no later than July 1.

For the scholarship application go to www.adga.org and click on Forms, then select Youth Convention Scholarship Applica-tion under General Forms.

ADGA 2017 CONVENTION YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP

For youth planning to attend the 2017 National Convention, the ADGA Youth Annual Meeting Committee will award eight $500 scholarships for 2017. One youth from each of the eight ADGA districts will be select-ed. These 2017 scholarships are funded by the American Dairy Goat Association. If you would like to donate to the Youth Convention Scholarship fund, you can send your contribution to ADGA, Attn: Shirley McKenzie - Convention Scholarship Fund, PO Box 865, Spindale, NC 28160. Through the Helen Staver Foundation your contribution can be tax deductible.

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Artificial Insemination Buck Collection Form n/c

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Bill of Sale (50) 3.00

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2016-17 ADGA

CALENDAR

December 23 & 26 ADGA office closed for Christmas

holidays.

December 31 Discount period ends for renewal of

membership.

January 2 ADGA office closed for New Year’s

holiday.

January 13 Editorial Deadline for 1st Quarter

News & Events.

January 23 Your Ballot for 2017 National Show

Judges must be postmarked or faxed to ADGA by this date.

January 31 Renewals for DHIR must be

received no later than today. Your application for the 2017

Linear Appraisal program must be postmarked/faxed/emailed on or before January 31 for the initial dis-counted fee.

February 14-16 WORLD AG EXPO - Tulare, CA

March 1 Your membership renewal (Regular

or Youth ) must be post -marked/faxed/emailed no later than today to be included in the 2017 ADGA Membership Directory.

Advertising deadline for the 2017 ADGA Membership Directory.

Deadline for listing Dairy Goat Clubs.

March 12 Daylight Savings Time begins.

Spring Forward!

FUTURE EVENTS

JUNE 10-17, 2017 DAIRY GOAT

AWARENESS WEEK

ADGA NATIONAL SHOWS

JULY 8-15, 2017 Madison, Wisconsin Alliant Energy Center

JUNE 23-30, 2018 Columbus, Ohio

Ohio Expo Center

ANNUAL CONVENTIONS

OCTOBER 24-29, 2017 Atlanta, Georgia

Hilton Airport Convention Center

OCTOBER 16-21, 2018 Minneapolis, Minnesota

DoubleTree by Hilton Bloomington - Minneapolis South

OCTOBER 15-20, 2019 Boise, Idaho

The Riverside Hotel Follow us on Facebook at ADGA and ADGA Youth.

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JOIN ADGA AND ENJOY GREAT BENEFITS!

• Reduced fees for registering and transferring goats

• Membership Directory with

names and addresses of other ADGA members and local dairy goat clubs across the U.S. and around the world

• Contact information for goat-related supply companies (including magazines, books, equipment, novelties, and more!)

• ADGA Guidebook of rules for

the Association (including in-formation on ADGA programs and breed standards)

• Participation in DHIR (Dairy

Herd Improvement Registry) testing program, which gives you recognition for production records earned by your herd

• Opportunity to serve on an Association committee dealing with specific areas of problem solving

• Participation in Linear Appraisal

evaluation of your goats

• Reduced DNA Typing fees

• Eligibility to apply for an ADGA

Jim Morrison Scholarship

• Participation in official ADGA

shows–some 1200 held each year–all across the nation; also information about annual Na-tional Show held in locations rotating around the U.S.

• Quarterly edition of the ADGA

News & Events to keep you in-formed of ADGA news and programs

• Miscellaneous Fact Sheets and

flyers on various goat-related topics

• Announcements of our Annual

Meeting and Convention which features a week-long schedule of seminars and programs, plus an exciting auction of top quality dairy goats

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