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SIRE Directory SPRING 2018 eurogene ai services IRELAND LTD. SIRE directory SPRING 2018 Fogarty Hilda 28: Dam Fogarty Hilton EUAiS Spring 2018 | 2 ICBF suggest that a 100 cow herd & incentivise you to spread the risk. Intro... should use a minimum of 8 Genomic Therefore, the more you buy in teams Sires & a 200 cow herd 14 Ai Sires to of 4/6/8 bulls, the cheaper your straws Spreading the Risk! spread the risk. will be! Selecting a team of Ai Sires is one of You can reduce the risk if you are using Eurogene/LIC have also adopted a the most important decisions you will “Daughter proven” Sires, but even they rule whereby a farmer will only be make this year. The usual parameters can move up or down €40/€60 EBI permitted to purchase a maximum of of EBI, Milk Si, Fertility & Health Si will where as a Genomic bull can fluctuate 25% of their order of any one “Premier come into play along with Functional by + or -€100. However, ICBF have Club Bull” or a Top EBI Sire, this will type! recently stated that their next Proof provide equal access and spread the Run will not take place until May 2018. risk for all. However, major fluctuations in the This means that there will be no more proofs of some very popular High EBI changes between now & the start of “Let’s Spread The Risk together”! Genomic Sires have caused concern the breeding season. within the industry. ICBF have now recommended minimum bull teams Eurogene/LIC have been selling Teams Tom Baker that should be used, depending on of bulls in packs for quite a few years Breeding & Business Development Manager herd size. Tom Baker leads Eurogene’s Product Selection Process now & we will continue to promote & Young Bull Programme Index Pg.No. Bull Name Ai Code Pg.No. Bull Name Ai Code Pg.No. Bull Name Ai Code 4 / 5 New Young Sires 2018 20 Kiwi EUW 31 Celeb P FR2205 6 Maestro FR2053 20 Apollo FR4227 31 District Red FR4078 6 Faithful FR2424 20 Boss FR4226 32 Fantastic FR4342 7 Absolute FR4244 21 Nomad APY 32 Twist S1036 7 Orca FR4246 21 Prelude FR4269 33 Macarena FR2227 8 Alfie FR2051 21 Conrad JE2438 33 Perks FR2230 8 Atlas FR2429 22 Blade FR2390 33 Edelweiss S2195 9 Boycie FR4242 22 Pride GGP 34 Jetstream FR2224 9 Lightning FR2426 23 Glider DGW 34 Intermede FR2207 10 Sampson FR2101 23 Illustrious FFS 35 Kian KWE 10 Champion FR2129 24 Buster FR2089 35 Tinegeragh TVK 10 C.Supreme FR2421 24 Kelsbells AKK 35 Ilja SI4177 11 Whatsapp FR4247 24 Grandeur BGJ 36 V Foske S1010 11 Auto FR2131 25 Reliable FR4263 36 VR Fonseca RW2415 12 Flyners FR2428 25 Smiley FR4264 36 VR Tokyo RW2416 12 CheeseMaker FR2435 25 Roy YRC 37 VJ Lurik JE2055 12 Wizard FR2425 26 Alan 37 VJ Hilo JE4229 13 Ace FR2050 26 Jupiter JYR 37 VJ Dee JE4228 13 Fintan FR2420 27 Adema FR4241 37 Starbuck S1542 13 Peaks FR2436 27 Robert FR2328 38 Beef on Dairy 14 Gloss YKG 27 Rebnautical RNC 39 Contacts 14 Whistler WLY 27 Carl RLM 15 Star YSC 27 Sebastian FR2327 15 Meteorite OMM 28 Future FR2325 15 B.Sweetdream ZBK 28 River 16 Supreme YDE 29 Sparky FR2229 16 Magnet PKX 29 Brook FR4265 16 Levi 5 YRY 29 D Sol XDO 17 Daughter Proven 30 Titan FR4341 18 GS Bull Sheet 30 Mr Grey FR2226 19 DP Bull Sheet 31 Aladdin Red FR4343 3 | EUAiS Spring 2018 TOP TENS Spring 2018 (H/F Only) EBI € page MILK KGs page 1 ABSOLUTE €301 7 1 MR. GREY 630 30 2 ORCA €287 7 2 JETSTREAM 606 34 3 BLACK LIGHTNING €286 9 3 EDELWEISS 544 33 4 MAESTRO €281 6 4 VH BROOK 461 29 5 FAITHFUL €279 6 5 VH RIVER 428 28 6 LUCKY GLOSS €269 14 6 FANTASTIC 421 32 7 MR. GREY €267 30 7 DISTRICT RED 412 31 8 ALFIE €263 8 8 MACARENA 404 33 9 BOYCIE €261 9 9 ALADDIN RED 387 31 10 CHAMPION €252 10 10 D SOL 378 29 MILK SI € page KGs MILK SOLIDS page 1 ORCA €136 7 1 VH BROOK 44 29 2 ACE €127 13 2 ORCA 41 7 3 VH BROOK €124 29 3 MR. GREY 41 30 4 ILLUSTRIOUS €122 23 4 EDELWEISS 41 33 5 EDELWEISS €117 33 5 JETSTREAM 40 34 6 BUSTER €112 24 6 FANTASTIC 40 32 7 KELSBELLS €111 24 7 ACE 39 13 8 FANTASTIC €109 32 8 ILLUSTRIOUS 36 23 9 SAMPSON €108 10 9 TWIST 35 32 10 GLIDER €107 23 10 GLIDER 34 23 FERTILITY SI € page FAT % page 1 BLACK LIGHTNING €176 9 1 BLACK LIGHTNING 0.37 9 2 CHAMPION €156 10 2 APOLLO 0.37 20 3 ABSOLUTE €155 7 3 BOYCIE 0.36 9 4 FAITHFUL €152 6 4 CHEESEMAKER 0.35 12 5 CUDDY PEAKS €144 13 5 ACE 0.34 13 6 ALFIE €139 8 6 SUPER 0.34 17 7 RELIABLE €133 25 7 BUSTER 0.33 24 8 LUCKY GLOSS €130 14 8 WIZARD 0.32 12 9 B SWEETDREAM €127 15 9 ILLUSTRIOUS 0.30 23 10 I-CON €126 17 10 SUPREME 0.30 16 CALVING EASE (RANK) page PROTEIN % page 1 VH FUTURE 115 DK. 28 1 CHEESEMAKER 0.23 12 2 MR GREY 1.7 30 2 METEORITE 0.21 15 3 PRIDE 1.7 22 3 SAMPSON 0.21 10 4 C SUPREME 1.7 10 4 APOLLO 0.2 20 5 TITAN 1.8 30 5 ACE 0.19 13 6 SAMPSON 1.8 10 6 BUSTER 0.19 24 7 GLIDER 1.9 23 7 ILLUSTRIOUS 0.19 23 8 BLACK LIGHTNING 2 9 8 BOYCIE 0.18 9 9 LEVI 5 2 16 9 KELSBELLS 0.18 24 10 AUTO 2.1 11 10 ORCA 0.17 7 EUAiS Spring 2017 | 4 Out with the old and in with the New? NOT SO, at Eurogene AiS! We are quite happy to go back & sell you our higher reliability daughter proven sires. If you look at the table below, then you can see for yourself how well the daughters of these sires have performed on Irish farms “consistently delivering” profitable cows with high kgs of milk solids! Total kgs Ai Code Lact No Name EBI Rel % Milk Ltrs Fat Kgs Prot Kgs Fat % Prot. % of Solids YKG 1 Lucky GLOSS €269 73% 5,210 229 189 4.4 3.63 418 CSW 2 Curra STEVIE €254 80% 6,237 278 236 4.46 3.78 514 YBG 1 BALLYGOWN SOK MILEY €250 68% 5,529 237 200 4.29 3.62 437 YSC 1 COOLNACLEHY STAR €230 66% 5,245 231 199 4.4 3.79 430 ZBK 3 BRACKHERD SWEETDREAM €213 81% 6,822 279 247 4.09 3.62 526 WLY 3 IMLEACH LUCKY WHISTLER €210 84% 6,620 286 243 4.32 3.67 529 OMM 1 MOONDIGUA METEORITE €209 66% 5,624 238 209 4.23 3.72 447 EUW 5 EUROGENE KIWI €202 92% 6,556 289 244 4.41 3.72 533 YDE 2 BALLYADACK SUPREME €200 83% 6,739 287 247 4.26 3.67 534 PKX 2 PARKDUV MAGNET €196 86% 6,550 276 239 4.21 3.65 515 YGM 2 GARRYMARTIN CRONIC €188 85% 6,527 269 230 4.12 3.52 499 YRC 2 CURRA ROY €183 85% 6,392 272 233 4.26 3.65 505 PRW 2 BALLYBRIDE PRINCE €181 86% 6,711 279 245 4.16 3.65 524 WSB 2 BRIDEVIEW SUPER BELL €163 85% 6,583 275 243 4.18 3.69 518 ZBG 3 CARRACOUSH GIBOR 3 €160 81% 7,194 276 259 3.84 3.6 535 YRY 1 RADNEY LEVI 5 €160 80% 5,498 239 198 4.35 3.6 437 The same intensive screening process has gone into selecting our Latest Genomic sires such as Absolute, Orca, Maestro & Boycie. We believe that exceptional cow families are a key ingredient in the long term success of our sires. Ballygown YRY Boycie is a great example. His Grand dam “Ballygown GZF Mia” is the dam of the now proven “Miley YBG” who has come through with an excellent daughter proof. The Mia family consistently deliver extreme components & fertility, the end result is “profitable long-lasting cows” for your herd! I2 Bulls Spring 2018 EBI Milk Fert Milk Fat Prot Fat Prot Ped NAME OF BULL EBI Health CI SUV Sire BREEDER Rel SI SI kgs kg kg % % Stat. Kieran Hearne, Ballinacurra, CURRA FIONN €341 50% €82 €178 160 16 11 0.16 0.09 €10 -9.21 4.99 DIAMOND ANTON SRM Rathgormack, Co. Waterford John M Hurley , Kilronan KILRONAN HIGH €318 46% €94 €151 -9 21 8 0.36 0.16 €5 -7.56 4.49 M. WHISPER SRM West, Dunmanway, Co. Cork Pat Ahern, Bridepark, Conna, Bridepark GRANDSLAM €287 49% €67 €173 -111 10 6 0.25 0.18 €8 -8.57 5.22 BLACK LIGHTNING SRM Co. Cork Larry & Ml Bergin, Rathkyle, BERGINSVIEW PANTHER €283 50% €86 €137 63 19 9 0.27 0.12 €4 -8.12 2.83 KILDARRA MAESTRO SRM Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny OLDCASTLETOWN Tony Beecher, Castleblagh, 49% Castleblagh LEGACY €277 €123 €104 162 21 16 0.24 0.18 €6 -5.76 2.56 RONALDO PED Ballyhooly, Co. Cork Philip Forgarty, The Islands, FOGARTY HILTON €275 48% €93 €113 166 17 13 0.17 0.12 €3 -5.51 3.51 KILDARRA MAESTRO SRM Urlingford, Co.
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