Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder Award Application

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2019 Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder Award Application

Eligibility Applicant(s) must be between the ages of 21 and 40 as of January 1 of the award year, and be a member in good standing of Holstein Association USA, Inc. If applying as a couple or business partners, both applicants must meet the above requirements. Applicants are not required to have won a young breeder contest at the state level before applying for this award. Herd ownership and/or management responsibility are required. Unsuccessful applicants are welcome to reapply in subsequent years, provided they continue to meet the eligibility requirements above. Employees of Holstein Association USA, Inc. and their immediate families are ineligible to apply. Application Procedure Applications should be printed single-sided on plain, white, standard size (8.5 x 11 ) paper, and paperclipped together. Applications must not be placed into binders, scrapbooks, or stapled. Completed applications must be postmarked no later than January 31 of the contest year and sent to: Holstein Association USA, Inc. Attn: Distinguished Young Holstein Breeder Award Committee 1 Holstein Place PO Box 808 Brattleboro, VT 05302-0808 Recognition The winning applicant will receive travel and lodging expenses (for up to two people) to the National Holstein Convention, along with complimentary tickets to the Convention banquet, a $2,000 cash award and a plaque. 2 DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION

APPLICANT INFORMATION Applicant Name(s):_ Applicant Date(s) of Birth: Applicant Prefix(s): Applicant HAUSA Account #: Spouse (if applicable and not listed above): Children Name(s) & Age(s): Address: City: State: Zip: Preferred Phone: Email Address: DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION 3

HERD INFORMATION & STATISTICS (50 pts) Please list the herd information that reflects that status of your herd at the time at which you assumed ownership or significant management responsibility. 1. TELL US ABOUT YOUR DEFINED ROLE in your operation and how you came into that role. (limit 250 words) (10 pts) 2. MILKING HERD SIZE (10 pts) 5 YEARS AGO CURRENT 5 YEAR GOAL # Registered Holsteins # Basic ID cows # Other cows % of Holsteins with your prefix 3. ROLLING HERD AVERAGE (10 pts) Times milked/day Pounds of Milk Pounds of Fat Percent Fat Pounds of Protein Percent Protein Avg Somatic Cell Count (1st lact) Avg Somatic Cell Count (2+ lact) 4. REPRODUCTION & MANAGEMENT (10 pts) Average Calving Interval Average Days to 1st Breeding Average Services/Conception Average Age @ 1st Calving 4 DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION

5. HOLSTEIN PROGRAM PARTICIPATION (10 PTS) Identification Method Tag ID Photos/Sketches Do you submit applications via EASY ID? Yes No Do you use herd management software? Yes No _ o If yes, which? Holstein COMPLETE Yes No TriStar SM Yes No _ o If yes, which program option? o Which DHIA affiliate do you test with? Red Book Plus/MultiMate Yes No Enlight Yes No BREEDING PROGRAM (50 pts) 1. Do you genomic test any of your females? Yes No (5 pts) _ o If yes, how many tested in past 12 months? 2. Average genetic level of your youngstock (non-milking heifers). List these values and/or others you place primary emphasis on. (15 pts) CURRENT 5 YEAR GOAL _ o Cows TPI _ o Cows PTA Fat _ o Cows PTA Protein _ o Cows PTA Productive Life _ o Cows PTA Type _ o o o o % of youngstock genomic tested 3. Average genetic level of your milking herd. List these values and/or others you place primary emphasis on. (15 pts) CURRENT 5 YEAR GOAL _ o Cows TPI _ o Cows PTA Fat _ o Cows PTA Protein _ o Cows PTA Productive Life _ o Cows PTA Type _ o o o o % of milking cows genomic tested DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION 5

4. Average genetic level of your service sires. List these values and/or others you place primary emphasis on. (15 pts) CURRENT 5 YEAR GOAL _ o Service Sire TPI _ o Service Sire PTA Fat _ o Service Sire PTA Protein _ o Service Sire PTA Productive Life _ o Service Sire PTA Type _ o o o o % genomic young sires used HERD PERFORMANCE (50 pts) 1. Classification Participation (10 pts) Date of last classification: Last classification program option: Last classification # cows scored: 5 YEARS AGO CURRENT 5 YEAR GOAL Number of cows classified BAA Number cows scored: o Excellent o Very Good o Good Plus o Good o Fair o Poor 6 DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION

2. Herd Recognition (10 pts) NUMBER OF YEARS RECEIVED Progressive Breeders Registry o Please list years: Progressive Genetics Herd Award o Please list years: Please list any other notable awards your herd has received (limit 50 words): _ 3. Individual Cow Recognition (10 pts) NUMBER OF AWARDS EARNED Gold Medal Dam Dam of Merit Regional Elite Performer National Elite Performer State & National Production Leader List Lifetime Production >200,000 lbs Please list any other notable awards your cows have received (limit 50 words): 4. Other Animal Achievements (10 pts) NUMBER OF ANIMALS Cows on current Locator List Bulls sold to AI 5. Percentage of dairy farm income derived from selling Registered Holstein genetics (10 pts) DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION 7

INFLUENTIAL COWS (20 pts) Please attach an Official Holstein Pedigree TM and write a narrative (one per cow) for up to two cows you have bred or purchased who have been most influential in helping you achieve success as a Registered Holstein breeder. The narrative may include how you acquired the animal, what about her made her so influential, performance of progeny, etc. (Limit 250 words per cow) 1. 2. NARRATIVE ESSAYS (80 pts) Attach your answers to the following questions. Please be descriptive and complete in your answers. 1. What breeding decisions have you made that have had an influence in your herd s current performance? Also explain how your current breeding program will help you achieve your future herd performance goals. (limit 500 words) (20 pts) 2. How has your involvement in Registered Holsteins been beneficial? What impact will Registered Holsteins have on your future? (limit 500 words) (20 pts) 3. Technology is having a great impact on the Registered Holstein breeding industry, on both the male and female side. Explain how you are utilizing genomic information, and/or other advanced reproductive technologies (ET, IVF, etc.) in your breeding program. (limit 500 words) (20 pts) 4. How have other practices (outside of breeding) you have implemented on your operation been beneficial to the success of your farm? (limit 500 words) (10 pts) 5. Describe what you are doing to prepare yourself to make a difference in the future of the dairy industry, including professional development, other dairy industry and community involvement. (limit 250 words) (10 pts) 8 DISTINGUISHED YOUNG HOLSTEIN BREEDER AWARD APPLICATION Holstein Association USA, Inc. 1 Holstein Place, PO Box 808, Brattleboro, VT 05302-0808 www.holsteinusa.com 800.952.5200