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December 2020 ABVs Herd Average ABVs based on BPI Ayrshire ABV Herd Owner Name Address Post Code Cows on Current Genomic BPI HWI BPI HWI ASI Prot Prot Milk Fat Fat File Cows Cows Rank Rank $ kg % L kg % 5A0045H PENFOLD DA & VE WILLOW GROVE 3825 499 32 1 1 0 4 -16 -7 0.05 -329 -5 0.13 2O0008F LIVINGSTONE RM & SJ MEENIYAN 3956 112 36 2 2 -43 -20 -43 -11 0.01 -431 -7 0.17 T37KPUB Pump GJ & AFS Sheffield 7306 144 31 3 3 -69 -54 -60 -12 -0.03 -389 -11 0.08 981473R SAUNDERS TA & DAY AG (GINFO) SHADY CREEK 3821 105 34 4 6 -70 -79 -49 -6 -0.13 21 -3 -0.05 T51OJAQ Johns TD & BB Whitemore 7303 1,328 221 5 4 -87 -65 -61 -16 -0.05 -493 -3 0.25 B07180O CRAIG LAWN FARM FOREST 7330 104 60 6 8 -105 -95 -76 -13 -0.12 -253 -7 0.06 9O0014B MUNDEN A & K NILMA NORTH 3821 133 73 7 7 -107 -94 -81 -11 -0.10 -228 -13 -0.05 S00259F BOLDVIEW FARMS (EMAIL TD) KALANGADOO 5278 1,783 486 8 9 -112 -97 -91 -16 -0.09 -405 -15 0.04 S00114G EDMONDS GW ECHUNGA 5153 659 145 9 10 -118 -99 -92 -13 -0.12 -255 -15 -0.07 840369R HOWLETT VW & JS DRUMBORG 3304 537 38 10 5 -119 -77 -118 -16 -0.11 -374 -23 -0.11 2Q0016G MATHEWS J SHADY CREEK 3821 76 46 11 12 -121 -108 -94 -13 -0.12 -250 -15 -0.07 N01614R EAGLES PARTNERSHIP GOOLOONGONG 2805 408 130 12 11 -122 -104 -91 -14 -0.12 -269 -13 -0.02 T61SSXR Sykes J & K Ringarooma 7263 92 59 13 13 -138 -109 -121 -13 -0.28 78 -13 -0.23 N00532J TIMBS, P VIA BERRY 2535 111 60 14 15 -153 -134 -122 -19 -0.15 -401 -19 -0.02 NS0025P SMITH, KJ & S BORALLON VIA IPSWICH 4305 34 32 15 14 -156 -123 -125 -17 -0.17 -281 -21 -0.13 Copyright (c) 2020 DataGene Limited. All Rights Reserved. DataGene accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in the information presented on this page whether negligent or otherwise. Page 1 of total 62 page(s) December 2020 ABVs Herd Average ABVs based on BPI Brown Swiss ABV Herd Owner Name Address Post Code Cows on Current Genomic BPI HWI BPI HWI ASI Prot Prot Milk Fat Fat File Cows Cows Rank Rank $ kg % L kg % C00871I RESTDOWN PASTORAL (EASYD) ROCHESTER 3561 2,328 432 1 1 64 54 47 6 0.10 86 9 0.10 B21285J BALFOUR PE & SM. KANOONA NSW 2550 765 262 2 3 40 35 35 5 0.09 82 4 0.01 C01047A GOVETT BEN (EASYD) TANDARA 3571 858 147 3 4 36 32 27 6 0.05 147 1 -0.13 B20613H MCCARTHY T & S DHURRINGILE 3610 88 32 4 2 30 41 19 1 -0.01 34 10 0.18 N00472K OSBORNE, MR & KJ 2533 330 68 5 5 14 21 2 -1 0.03 -70 2 0.12 4Q1181E KATH A & C ROCHESTER 3561 66 40 6 7 10 5 12 3 0.02 65 2 -0.03 C00018W HAND P & K VIA KEMPSEY 2440 151 36 7 6 7 11 1 1 -0.09 113 3 -0.05 4K0080C BROWN E & FISICARO S (HERDDATA APP) KATUNGA 3640 297 162 7 8 7 2 12 0 0.11 -91 -1 0.09 N00403G WAKE, M VIA SINGLETON 2330 611 386 9 11 1 -3 5 1 0.02 20 0 -0.03 750052L SAARIKALLIO, DARRYL POMBORNEIT EAST VIA 3249 418 70 10 10 -1 -2 3 3 0.00 77 -3 -0.15 COLAC 4K0372Q ANDREW R & M(EASY DAIRY) NUMURKAH 3636 70 36 11 9 -7 1 -5 1 -0.06 69 -1 -0.10 CK0004V VAN RIJTHOVEN A H & J A (CD)DIF MT GAMBIER 5290 206 46 12 12 -27 -11 -1 2 -0.07 120 -1 -0.14 C01624H SIMPSON IB & CA & RI (EASYD) DENILIQUIN 2710 99 38 13 13 -36 -36 -18 -5 0.03 -178 -3 0.13 Copyright (c) 2020 DataGene Limited. All Rights Reserved. DataGene accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in the information presented on this page whether negligent or otherwise. Page 2 of total 62 page(s) December 2020 ABVs Herd Average ABVs based on BPI Holstein ABV Herd Owner Name Address Post Code Cows on Current Genomic BPI HWI BPI HWI ASI Prot Prot Milk Fat Fat File Cows Cows Rank Rank $ kg % L kg % N00544Q PARRISH, TJ & LR 2577 1,636 68 834 1 1 240 230 99 14 0.09 339 20 0.08 W00248F KITCHEN FARMS BOYANUP WA 6237 2,629 504 638 2 4 208 191 101 15 0.10 362 18 0.04 C01125S SPRUNT RG (EASYD) KAARIMBA 3635 766 216 417 3 21 194 162 99 16 0.09 412 18 0.01 540597R ANDERSON WR & BL KONGWAK 3951 1,714 302 347 4 15 186 168 95 13 0.15 187 13 0.08 8M0171R WINTER BL WARRAGUL SOUTH 3820 224 135 188 5 4 185 191 60 9 0.07 206 11 0.03 C00155U HOGG AL & JM (EASYD)(GINFO) BIGGARA 3707 1,248 269 539 6 97 182 126 136 17 0.21 238 21 0.16 850441U DICKSON BJ & JL (EASYD) GARVOC 3265 4,577 1,355 2845 7 28 181 153 104 15 0.14 277 16 0.06 240108T HENRY TW & TC (GINFO) TINAMBA 3859 3,199 602 625 8 43 180 144 119 17 0.16 306 19 0.09 T62SIAI IRELAND JARED & COURTNEY (EASYD) LOCKINGTON 3563 1,297 673 1169 9 20 178 164 92 13 0.12 233 15 0.07 4I0025F HOEY DM & L (2) (MOFW5) ST CLAIR 3995 129 62 62 10 84 176 128 132 15 0.23 99 21 0.24 4A3216P LISTER CRAIG A (MOFW5)(GINFO) CALIVIL 3573 2,368 454 856 11 33 175 150 99 14 0.12 286 17 0.07 850604I WYSS TRADING P/L (EASYD) BOORCAN 3265 1,505 32 12 2 172 210 79 0 0.30 -580 6 0.44 660020E LENEHAN TF & BL TIMBOON 3268 1,112 33 1003 13 3 171 203 21 6 -0.04 307 7 -0.09 740204P TAYLOR MJ BARWON DOWNS 3243 272 32 14 11 168 173 79 7 0.16 -59 12 0.21 S00047P MANNA FARM HOLSTEINS YANKALILLA 5203 1,155 183 328 15 101 164 125 100 13 0.13 223 18 0.12 841985D ECCLES AT & WJ (DPLAN) PURNIM 3278 2,548 591 888 16 47 163 143 97 13 0.11 255 19 0.12 8N0041O PROCTOR CHRIS MT SCHANK 5291 1,647 295 17 13 161 170 88 10 0.23 -91 7 0.16 8O0008L GLEESON JONATHON TARRONE 3283 354 203 256 18 15 160 168 56 7 0.07 137 11 0.07 770030J GUYE ASHLEY BARWON DOWNS 3242 651 126 30 19 36 158 148 58 12 0.00 458 12 -0.11 B20708B PARKER RW & SA (EASYD) UNDERA 3629 192 40 19 61 158 134 106 17 0.15 343 12 -0.03 T43MDFS Dornauf IA & JJ Dunorlan 7304 2,141 388 3 21 17 157 167 94 7 0.27 -247 7 0.26 W00185U FITZPATRICK L & V 6215 727 154 22 7 154 176 68 6 0.19 -135 5 0.15 650130F DAFF RL & LE (MOFW5) SIMPSON 3266 661 69 22 19 154 166 91 4 0.28 -408 9 0.38 C00784P MORGAN R & R PTY LTD (FD)EMAIL TD GIRGARRE 3624 2,691 170 70 24 6 153 177 48 7 0.06 145 8 0.02 540364W JELBART DAIRIES PTY LTD (GINFO) LEONGATHA SOUTH 3953 7,086 1,141 2212 24 26 153 154 84 11 0.17 88 8 0.07 T13AHMV Lillico JM & V Smithton 7330 4,753 1,098 1999 26 57 152 138 87 13 0.11 252 14 0.05 859940S LORBECK D EVANS PT (DDATA)(GINFO) MT GAMBIER 5290 1,270 387 548 27 8 151 175 53 5 0.09 22 9 0.12 340316V WHITE W.D & L Willung 3847 734 123 27 12 151 171 73 3 0.24 -351 7 0.32 540605F WHITE KL & DM & RL LEONGATHA SOUTH 3953 1,917 391 637 29 141 149 118 90 14 0.10 330 14 0.01 850550V PEKIN JG & KM (EASYD) KOLORA 3265 1,788 438 397 30 126 147 120 92 12 0.12 198 17 0.13 C00276F COUNTRYROAD HOLSTEINS P/L (EASYD) EDI UPPER 3678 2,945 702 390 31 256 146 103 100 17 0.12 394 13 -0.05 Copyright (c) 2020 DataGene Limited. All Rights Reserved. DataGene accepts no responsibility for any errors or omissions in the information presented on this page whether negligent or otherwise. Page 3 of total 62 page(s) December 2020 ABVs Herd Average ABVs based on BPI Holstein ABV Herd Owner Name Address Post Code Cows on Current Genomic BPI HWI BPI HWI ASI Prot Prot Milk Fat Fat File Cows Cows Rank Rank $ kg % L kg % 240270F HOWIE RH & JA HEYFIELD 3858 1,845 86 32 17 145 167 52 3 0.13 -140 7 0.19 650400L PERRY CATTLE COMPANY TOORAK 3142 610 366 459 32 52 145 140 63 9 0.06 222 12 0.04 470711F HEHIR TRADING PTY LTD (EASYD) WYUNA 3620 3,310 381 34 36 144 148 79 6 0.23 -231 7 0.24 540564F GLASGOW DC & EJ BENA 3946 856 201 173 35 31 142 152 69 9 0.14 58 7 0.07 W00087A JENKINS GA LE(GEOFF) 6284 2,265 409 558 35 53 142 139 45 9 0.00 331 10 -0.06 840329N MCRAE AG L & EM (EMAIL) HEYWOOD 3304 1,587 241 93 37 53 141 139 77 6 0.16 -101 13 0.25 T43MDLN Dornauf N J Quamby Brook 7304 566 450 38 43 140 144 91 7 0.27 -276 8 0.28 981306Q COSTER B & M (GINFO) RIPPLEBROOK 3818 3,527 963 1097 38 74 140 130 77 10 0.13 117 10 0.08 240111W HOLT FAMILY TRUST BUNDALAGUAH 3851 1,227 56 38 141 140 118 96 8 0.17 -33 17 0.27 240271I MISSEN PJ BJ & BJ DENISON 3858 1,887 44 188 41 9 139 174 54 5 0.14 -90 6 0.14 T43MDHB Dornauf IA & JJ Dunorlan 7304 3,433 645 1 41 34 139 149 80 5 0.25 -299 6 0.27 2B0031R SMOLENAARS K(MOFW5) SALE 3850 1,064 302 176 41 97 139 126 65 9 0.08 189 10 0.03 540380M PAISLEY BJ & GM LOCH 3995 1,110 224 220 44 24 138 155 58 7 0.10 73 8 0.07 845166H DONOVANS DAIRYING CO.
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