DM-Lancaster Fanning Saturday, October 1, 1988
MADISON, Wi. —June may be
Dairy Month, but Dairy Week will
be the first week in October. The
twenty-second World Dairy Expo,.
the premiere trade show for the
dairy industry, will be held Octob
er 5-9, 1988 at the Dane County
Exposition Center in Madison,
Wisconsin. Dairy farmers, agricul
tural professionals and industry
leaders from around the world will
gather to share ideas, discuss com
mon concerns, view new technolo
gy, and show, buy, and sell some
of the world’s best dairy cattle.
For many, the dairy cattle shows
are the highlight of World Dairy
Expo. More than 1600 head of the
finest show cattle in North Ameri
ca will be competing to be named
tops in their respective breed.
Expo will host the National Ayr
shire Show, the Central National
shows for the Brown Swiss,
Guernsey, Holstein and Milking
Shorthorn breeds and the Midwest
Regional Jersey Show.
The commercial exhibits will be
open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
daily. This year’s show will fea
ture nearly 400 commercial exhi
bitors displaying the latest avail
able dairy farm technology, pro
ducts and services.
The Educational. Program will
begin Wednesday at 11:30 a.m.
with a discussion of international
milk supply management Special
guest speakers will include Jack
Lawson, represneting the Scotland
Milk Marketing Board, O.A.
Rountree of the Ayrshire Associa
tion of New Zealand, and Kenneth
G. McKinnon, Vice Chairman of
the Canadian Dairy Commission.
Thursday at 11:00 a.m., Dan
Natzke, a Wisconsin Dairy Far
mer, and Doug Maddox, a Califor
nia Dairy Farmer, will comment
on dairy farm labor management
Also, on Thursday, at 1:00 p.m. a
progrlam entitled “Who Will Own
Your Farm?” will be presented by
Attorney Richard Danger, Baric
Trust Officer Roman Borkovek,
and Myma Giraud, a widow who
operates a family farm.
The sale line-up this fall starts
with the World Premier Colored
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World Dairy Expo Slated Oct. 5-9
Breeds Sale featuring Ayrshire and
Jersey cattle at 5:00 p.m. on Wed
nesday afternoon. Brown Swiss
sell in a separate offering at 4:00
p.m. on Thursday. The first of two
Holstein sales is also on Thursday
at 6:00 p.m. The Genetic Connec
tion Sale offering Holstein
embryos from the top genetics of
the Holstein breed will be held Fri
day morning at 9:00 a.m. The trad
itional World Premiere Holstein
Sale begins at 7:00 p.m. on Friday,
October 7.
Youth from across the United
States will travel to Expo to parti
cipate in National 4-H, Intercolle
giate and FFA dairy cattle judging
contests and junior showmanship
contests.
Scheduling for the 1988 World
Dairy Expo includes: October 4:
National 4-H & Intercollegiate
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Steve
Wentworth, a com grower from
Oreana, 111., was unanimously
elected as the new president of the
National Com Growers Associa
tion (NCG A) at a recent meeting of
the association’s board of
directors.
Wentworth farms a 760-acre
operation in central Illinois where
he grows com and soybeans.
For the past year he has served
as NCGA’s first vice president,
and was vice president of market
development during the associa
tion’s 1986-87 fiscal year.
Keith Hora, Riverside, lowa,
will complete his current term as
NCGA president on October 1, at
which time Wentworth will
assume his presidential responsi
bilities. Hora will serve as NCGA
chairman for the next year.
Alan Kemper, Lafayette, Ind.,
was elected as first vice president
of the association. Elected to other
association posts were Mark
Rogen, Sherman, S.D., as secret
ary and Alan Larsen, Heron Lake,
Minn., as treasurer.
Five additional com grower
leaders were elected as vice presi
dents to head the five association
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Midwest Farmers Named To Head Corn Groups
standing committees. Elected * Randy Cruise, Pleasanton. myra WiS) who was elected as
were: Neb., as vice president of the Publ- nCDF chairman.
* Jack Kintzle, Coggon, lowa, i c Relations Committee. ot h e r n cdf officers elected
as vice president of the Govern- Officers of the National Com were Forrest Bartenhagen, Wapel
me"l,Rdslons Committee. Development Foundation l 0) lowa> as vice president; Phil
Tim Trotter, Coal City, lU., as (NCDF), the organization’s fund- A ylward, Memphis, Mo., as sec
vice president of the Market Deve- ing arm, were also elected at the re tary and David Meyer, Keyes
lopment Committee mee ting. port, !!!., as treasurer.
Ron Swanson, Galt, lowa, as Nancy Heidemann, Plymouth, The National Com Growers
vice president of the Research Neb., was the group’s choice as Association has a nationwide
committee. president, Heidemann and her hus- membership of more than 21,000
Kenneth Stock, Levasy, Mo., band, Robert, operate a 940-acre com growers and 21 affiliated state
as vice president of the Field Ser- grain and livestock farm. Heide- corn grower associations.
Committee. mann succeeds Bob Oleson, fcal-
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Dairy Cattle Judging Contests,
World Dairy Expo Recognition
Banquet; October 5: Opening Day,
National Ayrshire Show, Central
National Milking Shorthorn Show
and Midwest Regional Jersey
Show, World Premier Ayrshire
and Jersey Sale; October 6:
National Ayrshire Show, Central
National Guernsey & Brown
Swiss Shows, Holstein Breeders
Challenge Sale, World Premiere
Brown Swiss Sale; October 7:
Central National Brown Swiss &
Holstein Shows, Wisconsin-Style
International Buffet, World Pre
miere Holstein Sale; October 8;
FFA Dairy Judging Events, Centr
al National Holstein Show; Octob
er 9: Junior Showmanship Con
’ tests. Antique Tractor Pull and the
selection of America’s Supreme
Champion Cow.
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Dairy fanners will also be eligi- three registered dairy heifers from
ble for daily door prizes drawings v Tri-State Breeders Cooperative
for ten certificates for Anchor For- and the Grand Door Prize - a 1989
age Innoculant to treat 300 tons of Chevy pickup from Chevrolet
silage courtesy of Anchor Animal Motor Division, General Motors
Health; four certificates for $l,OOO Corporation. A special drawing
of Purina Product or $l,OOO cash will be held for Sunday attendees
from Purina Mills; six 1,000 pound for one $5OO certificate for USDA
units of Goal Maker Supreme from choice Holstein beef and two gift
Supersweet Feeds; five $5OO certi- boxes of Wisconsin veal from the
ficates for semen from ABS bulls Wisconsin Beef Council and Wis
of winners’ choice from American consin Veal Growers.
Breeders Service; certificates for Admission for this truly world
one gross Amoxi-Mast, one gross class dairy show is three dollars
Dariclox and three for one gross per person with children under 12
each of Orbenin-DC mastitis treat- entering free. Parking is included
ments from Beecham Laborato- in the admission, and there will be
ries; six 1,000 pound units of 40% no additional parking fees. For
Dairy Supplement from Kent further information contact
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