69 WtLCOMF GOBBLER FT
70 RICECREST LAURIER ET
■ 71 MR MILLENNIUM-ET
72 KEMVIEW BEAUTY-ET
SIR JWFL RUDOLPH N ABIDE ET TV TL
74 WA-DEL CAPITOL-ET
■ 75 LEXVOLD LUKE HERSHEL ET
76 80-IRISH RJ RELIABLE-ET
77 HARTLINE TAYLOR-ET
MICHAEL STORM AVALANCHE TV TL
■ 79 CROCKETT ACRES SULLY-ET
■ 80 BULLCREST PATRON SABRE
81 SANDY-VALLEY BILLBOARD-ET
82 MOROVILLE AMEL BLUES BRO-ET TV
SIKKEMA-STAR-W MODESTO-ET
■ 84 STARSTRUCK J PARADOX-RED-ET TV TL
85 COYNE-FARMS PATRON BEAVER TV TL
REGANCREST GEARR-ET
87 USSS-BANK DUSTER ROYAL-ET
■ 88 FA-BA ELTON MERLOT
89 LUTZ-BROOK VIEW DUNCAN-ET
90 LE-BERT AEROSTAR LINK
91 DE-SU PATRON CARVER-ET
GOLDEN-OAKS LORD BAYLOR
KEIDEL BELLWOOD SATURN-ET
94 AFTON-SPRINGS BANIT-ET
■ 95 DIXIE-LEE AARON-ET
96 JON-DE BOOKER-ET
97 CLINITA PATRON FORMAT-ETS
98 HOSKING RUDOLPH LIONEL-ET
SANDY-VALLEY DALZIEL-ET
100 D-P-M RUDOLPH BRIGHT-ET
■ Indicates bulls with reliability of 90% or greater tor production and 85% for type
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The Jersey Performance
Index (JPI), introduced in
2002, combines the production
traits of PTA (predicted trans
mitting ability) protein and
PTA fat with selected fitness
DEBOER JENETTA BARBER BILL-ET
WINDY WILLOW MONTANA JACE
WILSONVIEW KHAN MORGAN-ET
PRICELAND BOLD DANIEL TORY
ROCK ELLA PARAMOUNT-ET
MVF BERRETTA FREDRICO-ET
0 F BARBER ROCKET
PRICELAND BUTLER-ET
SJ BARMORE HALEYS COMET-ET
BW LEGION
SUNBOW RUEBEN
AMITYS BOLD BOSTON
SCHULTZ BROOK HALLMARK
S R VIEW FLIGHT
FOREST GLEN DANIEL JAKE-ET
MOLLY BROOK POSEIDON ADVENTURE
ISDK FYN LEMVIG
BW PARADE-ET
PRICELAND BOLD DANIEL BEAU-ET
MOLLY BROOK BERRETTA FANCLUB-ET
WF BROOK BOMBER
MOLLY BROOK MCKEN FLORESCENT-ET
MOLLY BROOK BERRETTA FLYER-ET
EASTGLEN ALF KLASSIC-ET
MOLLY BROOK BERRETTA FABULOUS-ET
NFU Urges Remedies To Dairy Crisis
WASHINGTON, D.C. Na
'"mal Fanners Union recently
"*;’ecl the administration to im
diately acktrcss the economic
■ 'slci tippling 'throughout the
s <.Kin y piodtktion sector.
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factors to rank bulls by their
overall commercial profitabili
ty-
The JPI is calculated from
five factors: PTA protein
(weighted 50 percent of the
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rise,” said NFU President Dave
Frederickson. “The U.S. Depart
ment of Agriculture has the au
thority and capacity to icstoie se
em ity and prolltabilit> toi om
nation's dairy produceis "
In a lellei to Agiicultine Seme
laiy \nn M yeneman, tiedu
icloon omlmul fine nmi'i tli-st--
actions I SD \ should lake to
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100 NA 1H006024
100 NA 1H005536
100-NA 1H006517
100-NA 11H004623
100-NA 9H002647
100-NA 200H001196
7H008425
100-NA
7H006313
100-NA
14H003039
100-NA
100-NA
44H000292
7H006448
100-NA
100-NA
29H009910
100-NA
1H005500
100 NA
9H002704
9H002538
100-NA
29H010500
100-NA
29H009629
100 NA
100-NA 122H001309
100 NA 7H005760
100-NA 29H009565
100-NA 9H002654
100-NA 1H005315
100-NA 1H006513
100-NA 11H004400
100-NA 11H005696
100 NA 9H002544
100-NA 100H009995
100-NA 29H010009
100-NA 7H006055
total), PTA fat (weighted 20
percent), the Functional Trait
Index (weighted IS percent),
PTA somatic cell score (-5
percent), PTA Productive Life
(5 percent), and the Function
al Udder Index (5 percent).
NAAB No No. % Rel PTA
Code Hrds Dlrs RIP Milk Milk
011JE00699
007JE00535
001JE00480
029JE03232
007JE00442
007JE00474
009JE00202
011JE00656
009JE00195
007JE00696
029JE03216
001JE02026
029JE03114
029JE03226
007JE0Q682
001JE02012
164JE00001
007JE00472
001JE00488
122JE05127
076JE00119
011JE00684
009JE00153
009JE00172
190JE00011
32
359
79
30
281
42
40
1,570
54
30
63
14,274
84
42
214
16
233
27
563
38
1 928
26
644
remedy the dairy crisis:
• Stabilize dairy prices b\ ag
gressively fulfilling its price sup
port responsibilities.
• Adtiiess the influx til dauv
derivative-! such as casein and
unik p'-deni 11 net mua- - i \I!'( ,
• I nbtiLi donii sin law - 'V i\
> i mac; ti,e n'-e 1.1 Vsi J ( H, , ,n
pi odne e
- 04
- 04
-02
-.03
-.03
-.01
Jersey
536
963
1 731
915
1,027
1 211
827
1 468
1 205
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 16, 2003-A4l
1863
2233
1506
190
1372
1631
2011
518
2282
1113
1117
-.04
886
540
147
1020
1811
.06 2105
,00 1863
156
.00 1871
.07 1238
06 2127
1580
821
2140
-.03
1753
2325
-.09
676
2110
- 09
1976
-.06
99 4928
1446
1409
1776
1677
1512
1513
Emphasis on fitness traits is
30 percent in the JPI, with
particular emphasis on udder
traits. Production traits ac
count for the remaining 70
percent.
% PTA CM NM FM ANM PTA PTA
■rot Prot St SS SS SS SCS PL
% PTA
ial EaL
The latest USD A dairy figures
from January to April 2003 show
a 20 percent increase in imports
compared to 2002. U.S. dairy
production increased only 1.3
percent tor the same period.
USDA has (Miniated commercial
use of milk will increase In S
pci cent diiii'i” Mie uiiimil i> ai
•a mu: i i i)i"p.ucd i 1<
Ml ail 1 ll.le Ml’ !"■"
f I'lO.t ,ll I ''ll
\i til
im sn' f
jvi ml i" i<< j* ,s < i \ ' »*
0 90
1 9
2 98
1 60
0 9
3 15
1 46
2 88
0 98
3 24
0 83
2 4
2 94
1 41
0 9
3 02
1 51
0 3
3 02
1 84
0 5
2 92
1 62
2 5
2 93
2 52
0,9
2.94
1 94
0 8
2 91
0 82
2.3
3 12
1 1 1
2 3
3.17
0 42
1.3
2.97
2 16
0 5
3 16
1 88
0.5
3 05
1 71
1 4
3 34
1 47
O 3
3 08
1 37
3.3
3.10
1 49
2 0
2.92
1 25
0.7
3.26
1 78
3 03
0 9
3 37
0 91
1.73
0 6
2 68
1 02
0 0
2 88
1 35
1.3
3 38
1.78
-0.4
3.05
0 95
0.9
3 13
1.66
3 02
0.1
0.79
2 87
1.17
2.96
2 0
1 42
3.4
2 82
Note: While the following
list of top JPI bulls high
lights production traits, the
JPI ranking in the last col
umn includes all JPI traits,
including type considera
tions.
320
419
321
“Simple economics can explain
that U.S. dairy producers are not
the cause for the domestic mar
ket collapse,” Fredenckson said.
“We cannot expect Ameiica's
dain pioducers to teeeive an
equitable pnu lot ibui piodiiia
it we (.on'iii e io il'nv mi, n o
ic (aki noias at- io iw 4 ■ i
i- -t I
~ i
0 93 1569
1 26
1 12 1556
1 12
0 20 1564
1 39
261 1563
0 71
0 65 1563
0 29
0 49 1561
1 1 I
1 67 1560 M
1 36
0 07 1559
1 60
1 08 1557
1 89
2 20 1557
2 60
0 02 1555 M
2 71
0 31 1553
1 56
0 52 1552
0 72
0.59 1551
0.03
-0.17 1551
2.15
0.64 1550
1.24
117 1548
1.56
1 37 1548
0 77
1.48 1546
0.83
0.97 1545
1 92
1.50 1543
0 77
0 63 1542
1 09
0.26 1539
0 84
0 82 1539
1 65
-0 58 1539
1 14
1,20 1538
1.10
2.68 1537 M
2 27
0.74 1536
0 77
0 74 1534
1 74
-1.60 1533
0 15
1.27 1533
0 81
1 59 1532
0 94
NU
%ile
9 2 98 303
8 3 98 299
6 8 97 279
8 5 96 268
8 4 97 268
9 1 94 267
7 7 93 265
8 8 86 254
7 0 91 248
7 8 71 248
8 1 53 244
7 3 91 242
8 1 87 242
7 7 85 240
7 5 88 239
-2 4
8 9 48 239
5 7 69 237
6 9 65 236
8 5 76 234
9 2 58 232
7 6 73 232
8 5 83 231
9 3 63 230
6 6 92 230
9 2 55 227
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