| Other High Component Breeds |
Truly believing in the power and
benefits of diversity, we also own a number of hand selected representatives
of the other high component breeds. Keeping with our focus on quality
genetics, we have searched throughout the country for some of the
best representatives of the various other high component breeds.
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We now have three
Jerseys milking in the herd, and three calves from the three that
have freshened. Our first Jersey, Starheart, was scored VG-87 as
a two year old and she is developing into a beautiful and highly
productive cow with a projected first lactation of 20,196 with 5.2%
butterfat. The other two young Jerseys are also off to a good start
and we are very optimistic about these additions to the Wall Street
component herd.
Our two Brown Swiss twins, Mary-Jane and Mary-Joan,
are tall and powerful girls. Joan is currently milking and projected
at over 18,000 first lactation and Jean is due soon.
Toby brought his Ayrshires with him and these are housed at Wall
Street #2 and Wall Street #3 and we look forward to working with
him to develop the potential of these animals.
Please keep checking back for updates and photos that will be added
on our "colorful kids"
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Our Registered Milking Shorthorn herd has been selected from herds
in Wisconsin, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, New Hampshire and
Vermont and carry well known prefixes such as Echo Farm, Sunny Kuhn,
Weissway and Green Acres.
Echo Farm Moonshine Muenster
She was the Grand Champion Milking Shorthorn at the 2009 Chautauqua County Fair.
Her daughter, Wall Street Logic Manchego, was the Junior Champion Milking Shorthorn at the 2009 Chautauqua County Fair and the pair won the daughter dam class. |

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Wall Street Logic Manchego b:3/10/08
Junior Champion Milking Shorthorn at the 2009 Chautauqua County Fair
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Nephew Jacob is shown with his first 4-H calf,
the Milking Shorthorn Echo Farm Ted Frazzle. His first show he was
awarded Reserve Junior Champion in the Open class at the Chautauqua
County Fair...not a bad start at all, Jacob!
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