kids and cattle shows - North American Normande Association

KIDS AND CATTLE SHOWS
What do you get when you have a “quiver” full of children, those kids in 4-H wanting to
show animals at some fairs, and a small herd of Normandes? You get the Dibble family
of West Winfield, New York, having a lot of fun exhibiting their Normandes and doing a
great job of exposing the breed to other farmers and fair goers.
Abraham, Joseph, Eli, Emily, and Ruth Dibble are the children of Richard and Caroline
Dibble of New York. Richard is an ordained deacon within the Anglican Church. He and
Caroline have chosen to raise their five children on a small farm where they seek to
develop a small milking herd of registered Normandes. The genetic base of their small
herd came from the dispersed Zane Smith herd, and they are using French genetics to
build their herd up.
L-R: ELIJAH, JOSEPH, ABRAHAM & EMILY DIBBLE
The Dibble family showed their Normandes at two different shows in 2012. As can be
seen in the pictures, they had fun doing it and were creative as well. The first show the
Dibble’s exhibited at was the Farmer’s Museum Livestock Show in Cooperstown, NY.
This is a youth only three day event show and is open to just 4-H and FFA exhibitors. As
is the case when you have an animal of a less popular breed you end up showing in an
“Other Breeds” division. Abe showed his cow, “Nutmeg” to the Reserve Grand
Champion position within the Other Breeds show. Dibble Normandes named Cinnamon,
Rosemary, and Pepper, and shown by Eli, Joe and Emily stood in the top four places of
the three year old class of Other Breeds. Emily notes during the show she had a
gentleman come up to her and tell her he had just been in France and had seen some
Normandes.
The second show the Dibble family exhibited at was the Boonville-Oneida County Fair in
Boonville, NY. Emily showed her cow, Ginger, to the first place position in the two year
old class. In the three year old class her cow, Pepper, stood fourth. Abe’s cow, Nutmeg,
stood first in the three year old class and was eventually named Grand Champion of the
Other Breeds Show. Joe stood second in the three year old class with Rosemary, and she
was selected as Reserve Grand Champion of the Other Breeds. Showing Cinnamon, Eli
stood third in the three year old class.
MOST HISTORICAL
Possessing the
enthusiasm of
youth, the Dibble’s
participated in the
fair’s Costume
Class and won the
“Most Historical”
award for their
Viking costumes.
Emily states their
Normandes unique
color attracted a lot
of attention even
though their show
string was tied in a
tent. Emily also
states they had four
milking cows in their show string so they took their little Surge milking bucket and
borrowed a vacuum pump to milk their cows. They took the milk home and fed it to the
calves remaining at the farm.
The Dibble family is already planning their 2013 show season. They hope to show six
animals in dairy classes and four in beef classes. There is no doubt they will get it done
with the enthusiasm these four young people bring to their 4-H projects. Emily Dibble
submitted the pictures and information for this article.
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ST CROIX VALLEY BULL TEST
Recently a sign was erected on the UW-River Falls Mann Research Farm honoring
former Normande breeder Jerry Haus for his contributions to the St. Croix Valley Bull
Test as a member of their Board of Directors and as the organization’s treasurer. Haus
bred Normandes for many years on his Prescott, WI farm. He was a progressive breeder,
consigning bulls to the St. Croix Valley Bull Test, entering steers in the World Beef Expo
Fed Steer Futurity Contest, and serving on NANA’s Board of Directors. Considering the
many contributions of service Jerry Haus made to the Normande breed as a breeder and
member of the Board of Directors, and the hours of service he gave to the St. Croix
Valley Bull Test, it is only fitting the Mann Research Farm be the site for the St. Croix
Valley Bull Test Sale on April 20, 2013, so those attending can see the sign honoring
Jerry Haus.
Normandes will be the first breed to sell on April 20, 2013, at 11:00 am. Wayne and Lisa
Dewey of Iowa Falls, IA, and Jeff and Nona Bock of River Falls,WI are the Normande
breeders who entered bulls in the
CIRCLE D FOOLERMAN ZOLAND
test. Wayne and Lisa Dewey’s bull,
Circle D Foolerman Zoland, was
the top performing Normande bull
and had an average daily gain of
3.29 pounds per day. Zoland was
born 03-27-12 with a birth weight
of 83 pounds. His sire is Circle D
Foolerman 51R and his dam is an
own daughter of Norman The First,
the first Normande bull imported
into the United States. He began
the test weighing 670 pounds and
finished the test weighing 1130
pounds. Zoland is polled.
Jeff and Nona Bock’s bull, Crick Ridge Zoilo, was the second highest performing
Normande with an average rate
CRICK RIDGE ZOILO
of gain of 3.09 pounds per day.
Zoilo was born 04-12-12 and is
a polled son of Crick Ridge
Visanti, who in turn is a son of
SNF Jackson 902J. Zoilo is a
third generation performance
tested bull. He had an 82 pound
birth weight and his weaning
weight was 543 pounds, with
an adjusted 205 day weaning
weight of 684 pounds. He
began the test at a weight of
585 pounds and finished the test weighing 1018 pounds.
CRICK RIDGE ZEBULON
Crick Ridge Zebulon is the third
Normande bull in the sale and
was bred by Jeff and Nona Bock.
He is sired by Crick Ridge
Brutus and was born on 04-1412. Also polled, his birth weight
was 83 pounds, his weaning
weight was 575 pounds and his
205 adjusted weaning weight was
736 pounds. He began the test
weighing 609 pounds, ended at
1028 pounds, and had an average
daily gain of 2.99 pounds.
More information about the bulls may be obtained from the breeders. If you would like a
sale catalog you can request one from Sandy Drinkman at 715-265-4374. All the bulls
will be semen tested before the day of the sale and there will be ultra sound information
available the day of the sale. And a new feature this year is a short video clip of each of
the bulls can be watched by going to: scvbt.com.
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IN MEMORIUM
The Normande
community has
tragically lost a very
good Normande
breeder. On January
23, 2013, Walter
Bittenbender of
Gettysburg, PA,
died accidentally on
his farm. Walter and
his surviving wife,
Deborah, started
their Normande
herd in 2002, when
they drove to
Wisconsin over
Thanksgiving weekend to buy four Normande heifers to start their herd. From those four
heifers they grew their herd to nearly 30 animals at the time of Walter’s death.
Walter and Debby loved their spotted breed and were progressive breeders. They utilized
artificial insemination to take advantage of some of the best genetics available, and they
provided birth and weaning weights when animals were registered. When their herd
reached the size they wanted it to be they sold breeding stock to others. The quality of
their herd is best illustrated by the pictures Walter and Debby have provided for the cover
of the NANA newsletter and the NANA calendar.
Walter was born January 7, 1946, in Hazelton, PA. He was the son of the late Walter and
Grace (Brennan) Bittenbender. He served his country in the United States Armed Forces.
Walter is survived by his wife, Deborah Lynn (Stone) Bittenbender. The North American
Normande Association extends its deepest sympathy to Debby.
NOW!
All NANA members were sent a letter at the
first of the year reminding them 2013 dues
were due, if you have not yet paid your dues,
please do so right away before you forgetagain. NANA has three main sources of
income for its programs-dues, registration
fees, and newsletter/calendar advertising.
The number of dues paying members and the
number of animals registered determines the
financial condition of NANA. If you can not
remember if you have paid your dues, call
the office and leave a message and we will
look it up before we get back to you. Thank
you!
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YEARLING & 2 YR. OLD BULLS FOR SALE
PDM Rocket Orbit 027Z (88%) DOB:
5-4-12
B.W: 100 lbs W.W.: 10-1-12
532 lbs
205 DAY ADJ. W.W.: 694 lbs
Sire: Circle D Rocket Impact 622P
Dam: PDM Sam Toni 171T
Polled, red and white
(shown with his dam)
PDM Simon Cal 025Y (75%) DOB: 514-11
B.W.: 88 lbs W.W.: 9-16-11 420
lbs
205 DAY ADJ. W.W.: 632 lbs
Sire: BBN Ciment’s Simon W430
Dam: PDM Cal Alice 133R
Polled, red and white
PDM Rocky Rufus 022Y (94%)
DOB:4-24-11
B.W.: 100 lbs. W.W.: 9-16-11
520 lbs
205 DAY ADJ. W.W.: 693 lbs
Sire: Circle D Rocket Impact 622P
Dam: PDM Rocky Norma 146S
Polled, dark red & white
Paul Moechnig, 64841 310th Ave.,
Lake City, MN - 651-345-4372
[email protected]
NANA HEIFER WINNER
Twyla Pufahl of Mauston, WI
was selected as the winner of the
2012 NANA Youth Heifer
Program and was awarded her
heifer at the 2012 National
Normande Show in Mineral
Point, WI on September 15, 2012.
Twyla is the 13 year old daughter
of Chris and Kim Pufahl. She is a
member of the Mauston T-N-T 4H Club and the Mauston high
school FFA chapter. As a
member of both organizations she
has shown dogs, horses and dairy
animals.
DAN & RUTH VOSBERG, TWYLA PUFAHL
RUDAN ROYAL RUBY 335
Twyla’s parents operate a dairy
farm near Mauston and like most
farm kids she has responsibilities
on the farm. She helps care for
the calves, gets the cows in and
helps milk when needed. Even
though she has chores on the farm
she is also active in school
activities including band, school
choir and her local church youth
group.
The heifer Twyla was awarded
came from Vosberg Valley View Farm, Inc. of South Wayne, WI. Dan and Ruth Vosberg
and family own and operate the 200 cow dairy farm. The calf is sired by Car-Bon Royal
Holl Royal-ET and her dam is Rudan Orgeres 970. She was born on 09-01-2012.
The North American Normande Association congratulates Twyla on being awarded the
heifer. NANA also thanks the Vosbergs for making the heifer available.
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Semen Specials
NEW HOPE SAINTYORRE UNO-ET
NEW HOPE TELERAMA RILEY-ET
Semen is available from these bulls from Genex/CRI Added Attractions program or from New Hope
Normandes. The semen has been collected in a CSS approved facility and can be shipped worldwide.
1. 49NO 0125 New Hope Saintyorre UNO-ET
A0104622
Saintyorre x Madison x Girophare
Super-high milk yield potential from fabulous udders! Recently tested BB for Kappa casein and A1A2.
2. 49NO 1660 Car-Bon-N Royal Holl RED-ET
A0104533
Royal Holl x Nivea x Gabon
Fancy, show type calves and young cows on the ground that will make long lasting, high component cows.
Red has the highly desirable A2A2 test result. Very limited semen available.
3. 49NO 1620 New Hope Primate MONTGOMERY-ET
A0104454
Primate x Messager x Highlander
Medium-sized cattle with good production. Docile, easy to work with family. Full sister made over 22,000 @ 2 yrs. A1A2
test result.
4. 6NO 32 New Hope Primate MONROE-ET
A0104457
Primate x Messager x Highlander
Full brother to Montgomery, limited semen available at the farm. His oldest daughters are milking in their first
lactation. A2A2 test result.
5. 6NO 52 New Hope Redondo MONTANA-ET A0104451
Redondo x Messager x Highlander
Half brother to Monroe and Montgomery, and full brother to the amazing Monica (954 fat as a 2 yr old!) Montana should
make daughters with very well attached udders. His oldest daughter here is projected over 20,000 as a 2 yr old.
6. 49NO 0135 New Hope Telerama RILEY-ET
A0104826
Telerama x Macula x Indiscute
Riley has a very unique outcross pedigree with solid production. From what I see should add more strength and width
throughout the body. This family has extremely sturdy feet and legs.
All six bulls are 100% pure Normande originating from elite French Normande herds. Call or
email for more information. We can ship to your barn door or stop at the farm.
NEW HOPE NORMANDES
BARBARA WOGSLAND
11006 Bestul Road
Scandinavia, WI 54977
Email [email protected]
website www.newhopenormandes.com
715 445-4288 home or 715 572-4289 cell
NANA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
On the last page of your newsletter you will find names and contact information for the
NANA Board of Directors. New to the Board is Heather Ahrens of Hay Springs, NE. She
was elected to the Board at the Annual Membership Meeting on September 14, 2012.
Former Board member, Darline Nicholson of Elroy, WI, did not seek re-election. Heather
and her business partner, Mary Hindman, have a small dairy and beef Normande herd in
western Nebraska.
The officers of NANA remained the same after the Board met and held their elections.
The Board of Directors meets several times during the year. There are two times when
the Board meets in a face to face meeting, usually the night before the St. Croix Valley
Bull Test Sale and after the Annual Membership Meeting. And if there is a quorum at the
NANA Field Day a meeting is held there as well. Otherwise, your Board of Directors has
meetings as needed via teleconferences. The teleconference meetings eliminate the
necessity of travel and lodging since board members live in four different states.
If you have an idea or a concern that you feel would be beneficial to NANA and the
Normande breed please feel free to contact one of the Board members to share it with.
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NANA FIELD DAY
Field Days have become an effect means of exposing the Normande breed to farmers and
individuals who may have developed an interest in the breed. NANA is now looking for a
volunteer host for a 2013 Field Day. Yes it is a lot of work getting your farm ready and
all, but you get to choose the date since you are the host. The two most recent Field Days
have been in Wisconsin. And last year’s Field Day was with a dairy breeder. The Board
of Directors would like to see the Field Day move around a little. If you think you might
be interested in being a host, contact one of the Directors and we can discuss it further.
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THE NORMANDE STORY
By Rhonda Treml-Knebel
A couple of years ago my friend, Barb Wogsland and I took our Normandes to the
Waupaca County Fair to exhibit them in the open class dairy show. To our surprise we
became one of the main attractions at the fair. People would come up to us and tell us
they had to come see the new pretty cows they had heard about. After looking at the cows
and calves a barrage of questions would follow. Where were they from? Are they all that
color? Did they milk well? And how did we get them? After a couple of days the people
on our show team were joking that we should have made a tape of the Normande story to
save our voices.
On Thursday of the week of the fair the Kings Veterans home brings the veterans to visit
the fair. That is when I heard a story of the Normandes that went right to my heart. The
old gentleman was in a wheel chair being pushed by an aid. When they got by the
Normandes he asked her to please stop. I walked over to them to answer their questions.
Instead, the old war veteran just looked very long and hard at the Normandes on exhibit. I
asked him if he wanted to know what kind of cattle they were. He answered by saying,
“No, I know they are French Normandes.” He then proceeded to tell me this story.
He said he was a World War II veteran and he had been part of the invasion of Normandy
France. He told me the battalion he was in had been wiped out in a battle with the
Germans, and he was wounded, as was a buddy with him. He told me the German troops
would go through the battle field after the fighting stopped and bayonet any wounded.
The man said his buddy told him they should crawl under the legs of a cow that had been
killed in the battle. He and his buddy did just that, and as the Germans walked over the
battle field they must have thought the cow had fallen on them and they were dead. He
said the Germans did not “stick us” and the cow saved their lives. The gentleman said
later that night they managed to get back to the American lines and safety. He told me he
could not believe there were any cows like these left. He thought they had all been killed
in the war
The body of the cow
he and his buddy had
laid under for safety
was none other than
that of a Normande
cow! I never asked
the man for his name
and he never came
back to the fair in
the years after that.
My friend Barb
found the above
picture on line and it
illustrates graphically the story of the veteran-the body of a Normande cow and an
American GI taking cover behind it, something that probably happened quite often during
the American liberation of France during World War II. This picture was taken on July
18, 1944, and it was on the road to Periers in Normandy, France.
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HERD SIRES
MW ROCKY TITAN 70T
CRICK RIDGE FARM TREK 2T
DOB: 08-31-07 B.W.: 82 LBS. W.W.: 585 LBS.
DOB: 04-08-07 B.W.: 74 LBS. W.W.: 503 LBS.
S-HN CHIEF ROCKY 53J
D-SNF KENDRA 008K
S-RVR BOG BOY 25P
D-CRICK RIDGE PRISCILLA
CARCASS DATA ON OFFSPRING
7 STEERS-ALL GRADED CHOICE
AVE. DRESSING YIELD:
AVE. HOT CARCASS WT.:
AVE. RIB EYE AREA:
AVE. BACK FAT:
8 STEERS-ALL GRADED CHOICE
63%
858 LBS.
13.25 IN.
.315 IN.
AVE. DRESSING YIELD:
AVE. HOT CARCASS WT.:
AVE. RIB EYE AREA:
AVE. BACK FAT:
63%
831 LBS.
12.86 IN.
.309 IN.
WE HAVE SONS OF THESE TWO HERD SIRES AVAILABLE.
YOUR SOURCE FOR PERFORMANCE MEASURED NORMANDES
DOUBLE M CATTLE COMPANY, LLC
MIKE & MATT MUELLER
748 ENLOE RD
REWEY, WI 53580
608-943-6091 608-574-4853 608-642-0443
[email protected]
2012 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING REPORT
The NANA office reported the following information at the Annual Membership Meeting
on September14, 2012.
NANA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT
ACTIVE ADULT MEMBERS:
39
ACTIVE JUNIOR MEMBERS:
7
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS:
3
NUMBER OF ANIMALS REGISTERED:
232 (Previous year-171)
(25 Males)
(207 Females)
(73 Half bloods)
(139 Percentage)
(22 Full bloods)
NUMBER OF ANIMALS TRANSFERRED:
43 (Previous year-31)
NANA 2011 FINANCIAL REPORT
NANA RESERVE ACCOUNT:
$ 573.48
NANA GENERAL FUNDS (CHECKING)
19.76
-----------$ 593.24
CURRENT TOTAL FUNDS ON HAND
INCOME (09-16-11 THRU 09-10-12)
Hats
Donations
Dues
Calendars/Ads
Registrations/Transfers
TOTAL
$
30.00
1,640.00
1,610.00
891.00
3,565.00
----------$7,736.00
EXPENSES (SAME DATES AS ABOVE)
Rent (Shows)
Office supplies
Calendars
Advertising
Postage
Miss.
Promotional CD
Website
-----------TOTAL
BILLS TO BE PAID:
FAIR GROUND RENT
SHOW JUDGES
HEIFER PROGRAM
SHOW AWARDS
$2,555.00
2,261.66
316.18
35.00
879.54
15.00
500.00
750.00
$7,312.38
$ 250.00
200.00
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NORMANDE HAPPENINGS is the official newsletter of the North American
Normande Association published by the Association office four times per year. Associate
and Active NANA members receive the newsletter as part of their dues. Non-members
may subscribe for a cost of $10.00/year.
Editor: Michael Mueller
Publisher: North American Normande Association
748 Enloe Rd.
Rewey, WI 53580
608-943-6091
800-573-6254
VISIT NANA’S WEBSITE:
www.normandeassociation.com
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$40.00/ISSUE OR $120.00/YR.
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$50.00/ISSUE OR $150.00/YR.
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NORTH AMERICAN NORMANDE ASSOCIATION
748 ENLOE RD.
REWEY, WI 53580
608-943-6091 800-573-6254
www.normandeassociation.com
NANA MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
If you would like to become a member of the North American Normande Association,
Simply complete the form below and mail it with your dues payment to the address
above. NANA has three types of membership: Active ($40.00/yr.), Associate ($20.00)
and Junior (under 18 years old, $10.00/yr).
NAME: (Please print exactly as you wish your membership issued.):
FARM NAMES:_________________________________________________________
HERD PREFIX:_________________________________________________________
ADDRESS:_____________________________________________________________
CITY:___________________________________ STATE:_________ZIP:__________
Email:__________________________________________________________________
PHONE:________________________________________________________________
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE:_____________________________________________
HERD CODE LETTERS: (Use 2-4 letters and/or numbers to indicate your herd code.
Example: SGF for Spruce Grove Farm. Put down two
choices in case one is already in use.)_____ _____
I BREED/RAISE NORMANDES FOR:________DAIRY ________BEEF
OFFICE USE ONLY:
MEMBERSHIP NUMBER:______________________
HERD CODE:_________________
WANTED FOR FUTURE NEWSLETTERS!
*COMPLETED MILK PRODUCTION RECORDS
*PICTURES OF NORMANDE DAIRY ANIMALS ON PASTURE,
IN BARN, OR PROFESSIONALLY TAKEN
*AN ARTICLE YOU HAVE WRITTEN THAT WOULD BE OF
INTEREST TO THE NORMANDE COMMUNITY
2012
YEAR
CODE
Z
2013 NANA CALENDAR
THE 2013 NANA PICTURE
CALENDAR IS NOW
AVAILABLE
$15.00/ CALENDAR
TO ORDER CALL: 800-573-6254
CLASSIFIEDS
RIVER VIEW NORMANDES
REGISTERED PUREBRED AND PERCENTAGE BRED
COWS, BRED HEIFERS, AND CALVES AVAILABLE
RAY & MARJ STONECYOPHER
1052 RIVER RD.
FLOYD, IA 50435 641-395-2617
[email protected]
RIVER VIEW RANCH
PUREBRED POLLED NORMANDES
ROBERT & DIANNA LANGE
7615 HWY 55
KIMBALL, MN 55353
320-398-8633
NORMANDE GENETIC SPECIALTIES
*The ultimate in “Grade and Yield Balancer Bulls”
*Polled Fullblood Genetics
*Calving ease sires
*Black polled purebred bulls
“The Normande breed has a level of consistent quality
grade and yield grade balance that crossbred ‘Balancer
Bulls’ seldom deliver.”
218-262-3981
SEMEN
&
EMBRYOS
BRIAN TOIVOLA
NGS President
11544 Spudville Rd.
Hibbing, MN 55746
DATES TO REMEMBER
*?????-YOUR SPOUSE’S BIRTHDAY
*?????-YOUR ANNIVERSARY
*APRIL 1, 2013-2013 DUES ARE DUE,
$50.00 IF SUBMITTED AFTER APRIL 1,
2013.
*APRIL 19, 2013-NANA BOARD OF
DIRECTORS MEETING, RIVER FALLS,
WI.
*APRIL 20, 2013-ST, CROIX VALLEY BULL
TEST SALE, RIVER FALLS, WI.
*JULY 9-11, 2013-WISCONSIN FARM
TECHNOLOGY DAYS, DALLAS, WI.
*SEPTEMBER ?, 2013-NANA NATIONAL
SHOW, AND ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP
MEETING, MINERAL POINT, WI.
*OCTYOBER 1-5, 2013-WORLD DAIRY
EXPO, MADISON, WI.
*SEPTEMBER, 2014-INTERNATIONAL
CINOR, FRANCE
THE COVER
Pictured on our cover is “CALLISTO”, one of seven French
bulls whose frozen semen was imported into the United States
in the early 1970’s when a number of live Normande animals
were imported to North America to establish the breed on
this side of the Atlantic Ocean. It is unknown if there is any of
that imported semen still around.
The NANA office is looking for eye catching and attractive
pictures of Normande cattle to use on the cover of future
issues of “Normande Happenings”. Please submit your
picture(s) to the NANA office and if the editorial advisory
board (my family) should choose your picture it will be on the
cover of a “Normande Happenings”. Submitted pictures will
be returned once scanned into the computer.
THANK YOU!
FOR SALE
NORMANDE DAIRY HEIFERS
CALVES-OPEN HEIFERS-BRED HEIFERS
HALF BLOODS-3/4 BLOODS-7/8 BLOODS
SIRED BY FRENCH BULLS OUT OF HOLSTEIN DAMS
RED& WHITES-BLACK& WHITES
BEGAN BREEDING WITH NORMANDE IN 1998
BIEBER NORMANDE DAIRY
607-522-4350
A REMINDER
OUTTA BOX RANCH
HAVE YOU PAID YOUR 2013 DUES
YET?
ACTIVE MEMBER: $40.00
ASSOCIATE MEMBER: $20.00
JUNIOR MEMBER: $10.00
BREEDING STOCK AVAILABLE
HEATHER AHRENS & MARY HINDMAN
BOX 7
HAY SPRINGS, NE 69347
308-207-5697
WANTED
NORMANDE DAIRY HERD SIRES AVAILABLE
SMALLER FRAMED NORMANDE
AND/OR NORMANDE CROSS
HEIFERS AND/OR COWS, THE
SMALLER THE FRAME THE BETTER.
WE HAVE SERVICEABLE AGE NORMANDE DAIRY BULLS
AVAILABLE. SIRED BY THE TOP FRENCH BULLS AND
OUT OF PRODUCTION TESTED DAMS.
OUTTA BOX RANCH
HEATHER AHRENS
POLZIN FARM
BOX 7
HAY SPRINGS, NE 69347
GEORGE POLZIN
308-207-5697
8492 CTY. HWY XX
CADOTT, WI 54727
HOUSE: 715-289-4546
BARN: 715-289-3137
NANA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PRESIDENT: ROBERT LANGE (14)
7615 St. Hwy. 55
Kimball, MN 55353
Phone: 320-398-8633
Email: [email protected]
RHONDA TREML-KNEBEL (15)
8924 Cty. Hwy. F
Arpin, WI 54410
Phone: 715-305-2843
Email: [email protected]
VICE-PRES: BARBARA WOGSLAND (14)
HEATHER AHRENS (15)
11006 Bestul Rd.
Box 7
Scandinavia, WI 54971
Hay Springs, NE 69347
Phone: 715-445-4288
Phone: 308-207-5697
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
SECRETARY: PAUL MOECHNIG (13)
JEFF BOCK (14)
64841 310TH Ave.
368 Page Ln.
Lake City, MN 55041
River Falls, WI 54022
Phone: 651-345-4372
Phone: 715-425-0237
Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
TREASURER/REGISTRY SECRETARY:
MICHAEL MUELLER (13)
748 Enloe Rd.
Rewey, WI 53580
Phone: 608-943-6091
Email: [email protected]
YEAR CODE
FOR 2013 IS
A
BRUCE BOLEN (13)
18858 Hungry Hollow Rd.
Green Top, MO 63546
Phone: 660-665-3919
Email: [email protected]
KEN RABAS (15)
3387 320TH St.
Wellman, IA 52356
Phone: 319-646-2767
Email: [email protected]
NORTH AMERICAN NORMANDE ASSOCIATION
748 ENLOE RD.
REWEY, WI 53580
NORMANDE HAPPENINGS
JANUARY, FEBRUARY, MARCH
2013