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News & Events
Top Sires For Registrations in the Last 60 Days NEWS The All-American & Junior All-American Results Are In! Go HERE to see who won! UPDATED!!! A steady market for a great group of bred heifers helped the 2008 Upper MidWest Spring Sale average $2,266. More HERE. 47 lots averaged a sale-record $3,308 in the 2008 edition of the Blue Halter Calf Sale in Bedford, Pennsylvania on April 19. When the dust had cleared and the bidding wars ended, two consignments earned final bids over $10,000. More HERE. The New York Spring Carousel Sale averaged $1,558 on 18 calves on April 11 in Syracuse. Full Report HERE. A Large, enthusiastic crowd helped 30 Registered Guernseys average $2,333 and sent animals to 11 states in the 2008 edition of the Kentucky National Show & Sale. The top seller and Grand Champion of the show was Green Ridge Tiller Susie, a fresh Jr. 2-Year-Old with a lovely udder. She sold for $5,000 to George and Kathryn Craft of Sharon Springs, New York. More here. The 2008 Massachusetts Blue Ribbon Calf Sale was held March 29 at the Mallary Arena in West Springfield, MA, the home of the Eastern States Exposition. Fifty-seven lots averaged $1,607 across all breeds, with breed averages being: Ayrshire ($1,250); Brown Swiss ($1,833); Guernsey ($2,367); Holstein ($1,554); Jersey ($1,554); Milking Shorthorn ($1,575); and Red & Whites ($1,750). Top selling Guernsey was Smithfield Challenge Bounty, a Fall Calf from a Banger dam and a VG-85 Nitro granddam.- $3100. Consigned by: Coon Bros. Amenia, NY. Purchased by: Kara Clemmenson Farmington, CT USDA released official genetic evaluations on April 1. Look for all the new info on the AGA Genetic Evaluation Page The Wisconsin Video Calf Sale kicked off the spring sale season on March 7 in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Order your 2008 National Convention Apparell HERE American Guernsey Youth Members - Applications for 2008 Junior Awards and Contests are updated HERE! The American Guernsey Association is proud to announce that an increase in registrations has been recorded for the thrid straight year! 5,365 animals were recorded in 2007, showing a 2.7% increase over 2006 and a 7% total increase since 2004. Ever wondered which Guernsey cow has the most registered offspring? Wonder no more...
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