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60. STATE OR PROVINCIAL HERD shall consist of eight animals from one state as follows: -- 3 females, two years or over -- 3 females, under two years of age -- 2 other females, any age -- or 1 bull and 1 female any age AYRSHIRE ONLY - Exhibitors from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and West Virginia may combine to form one entry in the State Herd Class. Also, exhibitors from Maryland and Delaware may combine to form one entry in the State Herd Class. BROWN SWISS ONLY-Herd will consist of 6 animals: 2 females, two years or over; 2 females under two years; 2 females, any age. Milking Shorthorn ONLY - This is a lead out class. Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey and Red & White Only - This is not a lead out class. It will be figured on a point basis according to the animals’ placing in class (See point scale in rule 63). An exhibitor selected as a representative from each state will be required to turn in a sheet at the end of the aged cow class, indicating the names of the entries and placings. Application for entry must be made on a standard entry or on-line registration form by an officer of the state breed organization, or any exhibitor representing the organization. The entry must name the person or persons who will be in charge of the state herd and who will name the animals that will constitute the herd. A list of animals in the State Herd must be delivered to the breed superintendent prior to the judging of the class. Entry will be accepted prior to the end of the breed show. The following other requirements must be met: The animals in the State Herd must be owned by not less than three exhibitors with no exhibitor furnishing more than three animals and all animals in which an exhibitor owns a partnership (or syndicate) interest will be counted in these three. Animal(s) shown by an exhibitor in the open show may be shown by that exhibitor in the State or Provincial Herd in accord with his/her exhibitor address regardless of the State or Province in which the animal is housed, OR, at the discretion of the exhibitor, be shown in the State or Provincial Herd consistent with the housing address, provided the animal is health tested in that State or Province. A Special Thank You to our Hospitality Sponsors: DAIRY FARMERS OF AMERICA, INC DEANS FOODS – SHARPSVILLE, PA GALLIKER DAIRY CO. – JOHNSTOWN, PA MARBURGER FARM DAIRY INC. – EVANS CITY, PA MASON DIXON RED & WHITE BREEDERS - ELIZABETHTOWN, PA MD/VA MILK PRODUCERS – RESTON, VA MID ATLANTIC MILKING SHORTHORN SOCIETY - SHADE GAP, PA PA AYRSHIRE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION - LEBANON, PA PA BROWN SWISS - PINE GROVE, PA PA JUNIOR GUERNSEY BREEDERS ASSOCIATION - ENON VALLEY, PA PA JERSEY CATTLE CLUB - LIVERTY , PA PENNSYLVANIA HOLSTEIN ASSOCIATION - STATE COLLEGE, PA SCHNEIDER DAIRY & SCHNEIDER VALLEY – WILLIAMSPORT, PA SWISS VALLEY DAIRY – LEBANON, PA TURKEY HILL – CONESTOGA, PA UNITED DAIRY – BESSEMAN, PA Animal(s) owned and exhibited by a syndicate or firm is (are) eligible for showing in a State or Provincial Herd consistent with the address of the syndicate or firm as evidenced on the registration certificate. BROWN SWISS ONLY - Animal(s) owned and exhibited by a syndicate or partnership must be shown in the state in which they are usually housed. All animals from a herd or farm, regardless of ownership, shall be counted in the three head allowed by one exhibitor. Cattle owned by state institutions will be allowed to show in the state herd class, but all institutions in a state will be considered one exhibitor, and allowed to show not more than three head in a state group. - 16 - The All-American Dairy Show is pleased to host: THE EASTERN ELITE SALE 6:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 “Come Snack with the Vendors” in the Dairy Activity Center 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm Sale Coordinator David Lentz | (717) 329-9202 Pennsylvania Holstein Association 839 Brenner Pike | State College, PA 16801 | (814) 234-0364 Top quality consignments are invited from throughout the United States and Canada. Please contact the above to consign or receive a sale catalogue. All of the animals must be entered and shown in the open individual class under that respective owner’s name. Consignors to state herds must conform to all open class regulations. Premium checks will be made out only to State Breed Association, no individual exhibitors. 61. JUNIOR STATE OR PROVINCIAL HERD – shall consist of five animals from one state as follows: -- 2 females, two years or over -- 2 females, under two years -- 1 female, any age -- No more than two animals from one exhibitor. This is not a lead out class. Guernsey – See rule 5d. on page 29 PREMIER AWARDS 62. PREMIER EXHIBITOR AWARD shall be made to the exhibitor credited with the most points on and not to exceed six animals owned and exhibited in the open single classes (see rule 28). Not more than two can be bulls. All exhibitors will be eligible for this award and no entry form is required. In the case of multiple ownership, all points awarded for Premier Exhibitor will be credited to the individual, partnership or syndicate who is exhibiting the animal. Holstein – See Rule 2 Page 31 63. PREMIER BREEDER AWARD shall be made to the breeder of animals credited with the most points on and not to exceed six animals in the open classes, exhibited by himself and/or other exhibitors. Not more than two can be bulls. No entry form is required and the winner of this award need not be an exhibitor at the show (see rule 28). When determining the Premier Breeder, the breeder of the animal shall be the name of the person, farm, or partnership, as it appears on the registry certificate. Premier Awards will be based on the following point scale: Placings 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th 10 th Senior Females 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Bulls, Junior Females, and Dry Cows 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Holstein – See Rule 1 Page 31 Jersey – See Rule 1 Page 35 64. TOTAL PERFORMANCE WINNERS - Calculations will be made and winners determined by the respective breed Association. Ayrshire - A Total Performance award is provided to the owner of the top female, shown in a class 3 years old and over; based on a 100 point total as follows: 50 points on placing, 1 st , 50 points, 2 nd , 47 points, 3 rd , 44 points, etc. 50 points on production, 1 st , 50 points, 2 nd , 48 points, 3 rd , 46 points, etc. All entries, regardless of age, will be considered as one production class and points awarded accordingly. Record to be used is last completed record based on an Energy Corrected Milk (E.C.M.) (Records to be on hand and made available by the exhibitor to Ayrshire representative). Brown Swiss - This class will recognize a cow on her TOTAL performance-milk production and show ring placing. Her total score will be determined by: (1) placing in the respective class; (2) her highest 305-day, 2x Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) record; and (3) the total lbs. of ECM produced per day over 24 months of age up through July 1, 2011. (Up-todate production through July 1 as reported on the monthly DHI report should be supplied by exhibitor two weeks prior to show day.) The requirements a cow must meet to qualify for the Total Performance class are as follows: (1) born before September 1, 2006; (2) completed three lactations by July 1, 2011; (3) possess at least one official DHI record in 305-day, 2x of 20,000 lbs. of milk or 800 lbs. of butterfat or 700 lbs. of protein, (4) place in the top 50% of her respective class (top five if less than 10 in class); and (5) diagnosed pregnant if lst calving or embryo collection is more than 12 months prior to the show date. Official lifetime production records on all qualifying cows must be sent to and received by the National Brown Swiss office at least two (2) weeks prior to show day so that the records can be verified and production scores calculated. The DHI sheet showing credits up through July 1 will be accepted to up-date lifetime records. It is the owner’s responsibility to supply these records including the July test sheets. Guernsey - Animals must place in the top 50% of their respective classes to compete. The exhibitor must provide a lifetime production history. A cow must have at least two completed records of 305 days or less. One of the two records used must be DHIR or DHI. An average of the top two completed 305 day or less actual production records will be used. Yield Deviation (YD) on official AGA pedigrees will be used and the type appraisal scores will be verified. Dry Cows are not eligible for the Total Performance Award. This is not a lead-out class. Points will be calculated as follows: Production: -- 10 points for each 1,000 pounds of milk based on the average of the top two records. -- One point for each 10 pounds of combined butterfat and protein (CFT) based on the average of the top two records. Yield Deviation: -- 10 points for each 100 pounds of milk, one point for each pound of CFP. Appraisal Score: -- The cow’s current official appraisal score will be doubled. Show Placings: -- Points will be awarded on the basis of the official placing in the class. These points will be taken from the scale used for Premier Breeder and Premier Exhibitor and multiplied by 20 to equal show points. Breeder: -- 50 bonus points will be awarded if the exhibitor is the breeder of the animal. If a tie should exist, a lactation factor shall be applied, with 10 points being awarded for each lactation the cow has completed. A purse of $100 and a plaque will be awarded to the Total Performance Cow at each national show. Milking Shorthorn - This class will recognize a cow
on her TOTAL performance-milk production and show ring placing. Her total score will be determined by: (1) placing in the respective class; (2) her highest 305-day, 2x Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) record; and (3) the total lbs. of ECM produced per day over 24 months of age up through July 1, 2011. (Up-todate production through July 1 as reported on the monthly DHI report should be supplied by exhibitor two weeks prior to show day.) The requirements a cow must meet to qualify for the Total Performance class are as follows: (1) born before September 1, 2006; (2) completed three lactations by July 1, 2011; (3) possess at least one official DHI record in 305-day, 2x of 20,000 lbs. of milk or 800 lbs. of butterfat or 700 lbs. of protein, (4) place in the top 50% of her respective class (top five if less than 10 in class); and (5) diagnosed pregnant if lst calving or embryo collection is more than 12 months prior to the show date. Official lifetime production records on all qualifying cows must be sent to and received by the National Brown Swiss office at least two (2) weeks prior to show day so that the records can be verified and production scores calculated. The DHI sheet showing credits up through July 1 will be accepted to up-date lifetime records. It is the owner’s responsibility to supply these records including the July test sheets. Red and White – Total Performance Winner is calculated on points as follows: (1) Points on placing plus points on production 305-day production (milk lbs.) 1 st - 50; 2 nd - 45; 3 rd - 40; 4 th - 35; 5 th - 30; 6 th - 25; 7 th - 20; 8 th - 15; 9 th - 10; 10 th - 5. (2) All production entries supplied from show catalog or DHI sheets to show chairman before start of show. Production regardless of age will be considered as one class and points awarded accordingly. (3) 25 additional points awarded if exhibitor is breeder of animal. (4) If tie exists, lactation factor shall be applied with 10 points awarded for each lactation completed. (5) Purse of $100 from a sponsor and plaque from RWDCA. 65. PENNSYLVANIA GUERNSEY THREE YEAR OLD FUTURITY-to qualify for the Futurity, an initial nomination fee of $2.00 was made January 1, 2009; $4.00 January 1, 2010; $6.00 January 1, 2011 and $10.00 July 1, 2011. The purse is to be divided on the following basis: 1 st ---- 30% 2 nd ---- 20% 3 rd ------- 10% 4 th ---- 8% 5 th ---- 6% 6 th ------- 5% 7 th ---- 3% 8 th ---- 2% 9 th -13 th -- 2% 66. BROWN SWISS 2 YEAR OLD FUTURITY - Open to ANY AND ALL Brown Swiss heifer calves born from September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011 from any state. All Futurity payments must be made and animal must also be entered in an open show 2 year old class. 67. AYRSHIRE 2 YEAR OLD FUTURITY – Open to Ayrshire heifer calves born from September 1, 2010 to August 31, 2011. All futurity payments must be made and animal must also be entered in an open 2 year old class. 68. STATE HERD PREMIUMS - The All-American Dairy Show will pay premiums to open show state herds in all breeds as listed on the following chart. Zone 1-$300 (0-300 miles) Delaware Maryland New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Virginia Zone 2-$400 (300-600 miles) New England North Carolina South Carolina West Virginia Indiana Michigan Ohio Kentucky Zone 3-$500 (600-900 miles) Georgia Illinois Tennessee Alabama Wisconsin Canada Zone 4-$600 (900 miles or over) All Other States Mileage based on the distance from the respective State Capitol to Harrisburg. JUNIOR STATE HERD classes will not be a lead out class and will only receive a gift certificate. Thanks to the devoted volunteers that worked tirelessly to assure a memorable Premier National Junior Event experience for all youth. 2011 Premier National Junior Show Committee Chairpersons: Patti Hushon, Steve Moff and James Sharp 2011 Assistant: Amy Yeiser Pageant Coordinator: Krista Kasten Lunches: Amy Savage Youth Showmanship: Kathy Walton Youth Networking Event Coordinator: Emily Yeiser General Members: Rita Kennedy Lolly Lesher, Gene Schurman, George & Diane Cashell, Junia Isiminger Special thanks to the AZ Fraternity at Penn State, PA FFA Members, MD FFA Members, Ashley Sechrist, Joseph Hushon, Emily Caldwell Ayrshire: Sharon Nolan Brown Swiss: Sarah Wickard Guernsey: Berneta Gable, Elsie Wolff, Jim Trotter Holstein: Creedin Cornman, Michelle Cornman, Bob Heilman, Fred Strouse, Jay Houser Jersey: Michele Reasner, Tom & Amy Colpetzer Milking Shorthorn: Nedra Koller, Denise Whiting, Allen Hess, Melissa Heeter Red & White: Dana Erway, Jake Skinner PDPPS Representative: Jessica Armacost Thank You Farmshine * Thank You Farmshine * Thank You Farmshine All-American Dairy Foundation, Inc. Empowering Individuals Though Incentives For Participants of the Pennsylvania Dairy and Allied Industries Association’s Premier National Junior Dairy Shows And All-American Dairy Challenge Contests The following individuals request your financial support of the Foundation Honorary Chairman, Art Nesbitt Trustees: George Cashell, Vice President, Rita Kennedy, Secretary, Jay Houser, Treasurer, Dick Chichester, Dr. Doug Evans, Marilyn Hershey, Jason/Donna Myers, Robert Storch Chairman and Executive Director: Robert D. “Bob” Heilman P. O. Box 11211 Richmond, VA 23230 Reduce SCCs with bacteria-busting Fight Bac® post-milking teat disinfectant. One can treats 300 cows, and is research proven to control mastitis better than dips. 1-800-656-6007 www.FightBac.com - 17 -
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