Trends in SE DHIA Dairy Industry, and SE DHIA Awards

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Trends in SE DHIA Dairy Industry, and SE DHIA Awards Ray West Southeast DHIA Gainesville, FL 32611 southeastdhia@att.net Table 1. Florida dairy herd performance averages from 1993 to 2001. 1 Measure 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 2000 2001 No. Cows 55,648 50,780 43,476 34,374 39,658 34,017 37,278 33,488 No. Herds 122 112 90 71 79 69 57 52 Average Herd Size 456 453 483 554 502 492 654 644 In Milk on Test Day, % 86 87 87 87 87 87 86 84 Pounds of Milk per Year 17,761 18,359 17,906 18,037 18,269 18,128 19,054 18,661 Peak Milk - 1st Calf (lbs/day) 67 70 68 68 64 66 71 69 Peak Milk - 2nd & Later (lbs./day) 88 90 87 87 82 82 88 87 Fat % 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.7 3.5 3.6 Pounds of Fat 622 669 656 666 669 670 676 672 Pounds of Protein 592 621 607 601 584 579 610 593 Value of Milk ($/cow/year) 2,658 2,571 2,595 2,884 3,036 2,898 2,799 3,048 Projected Minimum Calving Interval (months) 14.1 14.5 14.4 14.4 14.7 15.3 15.2 15.7 Days Dry 69 67 67 69 70 69 72 74 % Cows Dry > 70 Days 19 18 18 20 18 19 19 21 Days to 1st Breeding 77 80 83 86 93 96 96 97 Days Open 148 160 158 159 166 185 183 197 % Cows Open > 100 at 1st 14 15 16 18 27 32 29 34 Breeding No. Breeding per Conception 4.0 4.4 4.1 3.9 3.4 3.3 3.1 3.5 % Possible Breeding Serviced 52 51 48 46 34 31 29 26 Age at 1st Calving (months) 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 Age - All Cows (months) 44 44 43 44 44 44 43 44 % with Sire Identity 34 34 36 35 35 37 29 33 Average PTA$ Sires 151 165 67 82 88 102 122 147 Average PTA$ Service Sires 210 231 141 144 150 173 111 298 % Left Herd 40 40 40 38 37 36 32 33 1 Source: Southeast Dairy Herd Improvement Association (DHIA), September 30, of the respective year. Cows in herds on official types of test. Accessed December 21, 2012, http://www.animal.ufl.edu/dhia Note: For a further explanation of measures used in this table, visit http://www.drms.org/pdf/materials/glossary.pdf. Table 2. Florida dairy herd performance averages from 2002 to 2012. 20 Proceedings 49 th Florida Dairy Production Conference, Gainesville, April 10, 2013

Measure 2002 1,2 2003 1,3 2004 1,3 2005 1,3 2006 1,3 2007 1,3 2008 1,3 2010 1,3 2012 4 No. Cows 30,879 56,366 57,510 54,375 54,978 51,406 51,711 47,128 45,954 No. Herds 47 92 82 71 66 62 59 58 56 Average Herd Size 657 613 698 766 833 829 876 812 821 In Milk on Test Day, % 85 84 84 86 85 86 86 87 83 Pounds of Milk per Year 19,461 18,160 18,307 18,987 18,835 19,607 18,982 19,825 18,751 Peak Milk - 1st Calf (lbs/day) 72 70 68 72 72 74 75 70 68 Peak Milk - 2nd & Later (lbs/day) 87 88 87 85 91 94 93 91 80 Fat % 3.7 3.8 4.0 3.7 3.6 3.6 3.4 3.4 3.5 Pounds of Fat 729 683 672 716 687 705 655 669 661 Pounds of Protein 599 541 546 577 546 566 540 553 554 Value of Milk ($/cow/year) 3,065 2,579 3,210 3,211 2,982 3,558 3,904 3,355 4,107 Projected Minimum Calving Interval 15.6 16.0 15.6 15.5 15.7 15.7 15.3 15.2 14.8 (months) Days Dry 75 78 77 75 72 74 73 72 NA* % Cows Dry > 70 Days 21 37 36 19 18 20 19 30 32 Days to 1st Breeding 102 107 106 112 110 109 107 103 102 Days Open 194 197 192 193 196 197 190 182 165 % Cows Open > 100 at 1st Breeding 22 33 28 31 27 25 25 20 32 No. Breeding per Conception 3.3 3.0 3.0 2.8 2.8 3.1 2.7 2.8 3.0 % Possible Breeding Serviced 28 26 25 26 25 26 24 28 NA Age at 1st Calving (months) 25 25 25 26 26 25 25 25 25 Age - All Cows (months) 65 44 43 44 44 45 66 42 NA % with Sire Identity 33 23 25 29 35 36 37 42 34 Average PTA$ Sires 177 86 149 98 119 127 163 152 NA Average PTA$ Service 329 344 354 239 304 291 343 336 NA Sires % Left Herd 34 39 33 31 34 32 33 34 44 Preg Rate-Year Ave, % NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 12.9 SCC Actual (x1000) NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 291 1 Source: Southeast DHIA, September 30, of the respective year 2 Source: Southeast DHIA, Cows in Herds on official types of test (01 34) 3 Source: Southeast DHIA, Cows in Herds on all types of test (01 74) 1,2,3 Source: Appendix, Florida Dairy Production Conference, accessed December 21, 2012 http://dairy.ifas.ufl.edu 4 Source: Dairy Records Management Systems; accessed December 21, 2012, http://www.drms.org. *NA = not available Note: For a further explanation of measures used in this table, visit http://www.drms.org/pdf/materials/glossary.pdf. Proceedings 49 th Florida Dairy Production Conference, Gainesville, April 10, 2013 21

Average Herd Size Comparison 900 800 700 600 500 Number of Cows 400 1993-2001 2002-2012 300 200 100 0 22 Proceedings 49 th Florida Dairy Production Conference, Gainesville, April 10, 2013

Table 3. Southeast DHIA Awards Producer Name Herdcode Town Times Herd Type Breed Milked Size Test WHITE OAK DAIRY 58340253 MAYO 3X H 685 74 BRANDY BRANCH DAIRY 58160280 BALDWIN 3X H 1504 2 JEFFCO DAIRY 58330191 QUITMAN 3X H 2394 33 NORTH FLORIDA HOLSTEINS 58210075 BELL 3X H 4741 2 SUWANNEE DAIRY, INC. 58610100 MCALPIN H 648 2 BRANFORD, LLC 58210245 BRANFORD 3X H 2122 31 LARSON DAIRY #5 58470005 OKEECHOBEE 3X H 2557 31 BELL, LLC 58210273 BELL 3X H 1096 31 SHIVER DAIRY 58340046 MAYO H 756 44 MILK-A-WAY 58270236 WEBSTER H 790 22 M&B PRODUCTS, INC 58090274 LECANTO 3X H 851 72 ATR DAIRY, LLC 58340263 MAYO H 476 31 IFAS DAIRY UNIT 58010029 GAINESVILLE H 581 2 WALKER & SONS FARMS, INC II 58330258 MONTICELLO H 1013 33 OAK GROVE DAIRY 58150219 BRANDFORD H 877 71 BRIAN MCADAMS 58340225 MAYO 3X H 430 34 PAUL TRAWICK & SON 58340103 MAYO H 594 71 BRANTLEY DAIRY FARM, LLC 58610227 MCALPIN H 383 2 DAVIE DAIRY #1 58470080 OKEECHOBEE H 1236 2 DAVIE DAIRY #2 58470095 OKEECHOBEE H 1204 2 FRED MOSES 58340142 BRANFORD H 493 2 W B DAIRY, INC 58450079 HILLIARD 3X H 357 71 Proceedings 49 th Florida Dairy Production Conference, Gainesville, April 10, 2013 23

Table 4. Continuance of Southeast DHIA Awards Producer Name DCR- Milk Milk- Rolling Fat- Rolling lbs. Protein- Rolling lbs. SCC-TD- Wt. Average Tank Deviation WHITE OAK DAIRY 89.20 27406 1.10 BRANDY BRANCH DAIRY 96.80 25944 921 778 280 2.80 JEFFCO DAIRY 102.80 24581 0.40 NORTH FLORIDA HOLSTEINS 103.20 24471 893 709 1.80 SUWANNEE DAIRY, INC. 100.00 23353 800 705 351 2.20 BRANFORD, LLC 96.60 23301 855 691 243-0.40 LARSON DAIRY #5 89.20 22681 920 678 272 1.30 BELL, LLC 96.00 22502 836 670 229-0.70 SHIVER DAIRY 71.10 22244-0.30 MILK-A-WAY 97.10 22096 696 645 317 1.70 M&B PRODUCTS, INC 99.30 21770 783 648 147 0.50 ATR DAIRY, LLC 94.10 21732 417 1.20 IFAS DAIRY UNIT 103.10 21614 797 650 358 0.70 WALKER & SONS 99.40 21594 8.20 FARMS, INC II OAK GROVE DAIRY 90.50 21540 726 635 503 2.40 BRIAN MCADAMS 89.30 20933 0.50 PAUL TRAWICK & SON 93.80 20537 721 609 486 0.40 BRANTLEY DAIRY 99.50 20520 678 544 359 0.30 FARM, LLC DAVIE DAIRY #1 98.30 20471 676 577 301 0.20 DAVIE DAIRY #2 99.20 20232 703 589 375 2.70 FRED MOSES 94.00 20110 716 603 413 1.00 W B DAIRY, INC 93.30 20020 698 622 617 2.50 24 Proceedings 49 th Florida Dairy Production Conference, Gainesville, April 10, 2013

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