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1. Welcome To Select Sires-Jerseys!

2. Action VALENTINO Jace Tbone Rocket All American Jacinto Paramount Parade Declo Lemvig Sambo Pitino Golden Centurion Duncan Chief Barber Berretta Hermitage Duncan Sooner Saint Select Sires making a difference around the world

3. JERSEY SEMEN SALES

4. Top Selling Jersey Sires 2012 Units 7JE860 Eclipes-P 72,627 7JE859 Riley 64,919 7JE1038 Valentino 49,863 7JE886 Miles46,524 7JE865 Kyros 44,893 7JE1169 Topeka 42,903

5. Top Selling Jersey Sires Annually YearUnits 2005 9JE202 Rocket 95,391 2011 7JE860 Eclipes-P 90,169 2011 7JE859 Riley 84,632 2006 9JE202 Rocket 82,504 2008 7JE590 Action 80,653 2009 7JE590 Action 78,040 2012 7JE860 Eclipes-P 72,627 2007 7JE667 Jacinto 67,299 2012 7JE859 Riley 64,919 2010 7JE860 Eclipes-P 64,800 1989 7JE159 Sooner 64,474 2011 7JE1000 TBONE 61,320

6. Lifetime Units Jersey Sales-2012 7JE590 Action 376,482 7JE254 Berretta 360,853 9JE202 Rocket 295,268 7JE442 Paramount 280,162 7JE159 Sooner 274,227 7JE860 Eclipes-P 236,828 7JE1000 TBONE 225,167 7JE212 Malcolm 209,995 7JE121 Magic 197,083 7JE605 Mecca 188,322 7JE563 Brazo185,832 7JE859 Riley 185,808 7JE290 Barber 177,233

7. Jersey Semen Sales 10.8% U.S. Market Share * Includes foreign-produced Jersey semen sold by NAAB members (2012: 54,219 units, 2.1% of total domestic sales)

8. Forecast: Domestic Semen Sales 2020: 3.5 million

9. Good … or great? 2020: 4.25 million units Projected from actual annual NAAB domestic sales, 1997-2012

10. Forecast: Worldwide Semen Demand 2020: 5.8 mil. units Projected from rolling 3-year average of NAAB domestic and export sales, 1997-2012

11. Forecast: Breed Growth Represents approx. 17% of U.S. milk cow herd 1/1/2013 2006 2011 2017 As published AJCA-NAJ Annual Report 2006: blue line projection 10% YOY, red line 15% YOY

12. Jerseys in the U.S. Cow Herd The 99.5% of the U.S. Milking Cow Population Estimated Jersey Cow Population 9.25% or approximately 854,000 cows

13. Efficiency and Sustainability FOR THE EQUAL AMOUNT OF PROTEIN, MILKFAT AND OTHER SOLIDS Jersey as Percent of U.S. Average Production in 2009 25% smaller body mass 32% less water required 11% less land U.S. Average 20% REDUCTION IN TOTAL CARBON FOOTPRINT Source: J. L. Capper & R. M. Cady, publication pending in Journal of Dairy Science

14. Jersey Production by Birth Year 59,604 cows born 2010 avg. 19,602M, 918F, 702P Jersey Production: Standardized Milk (m.e.) By Birth Year 1992 - 2010 Source: Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory, USDA

15. Jersey Production: M.E. Milk and FCM-ME Milk (pounds) By Birth Year 1992 - 2010 Production corrected to 3.5% fat-corrected milk Source: Animal Improvement Programs Laboratory, USDA; AJCA calculations

16. This Explains Jersey Breed Growth Crossbred >90: primarily first-generation (F1) crosses between two breeds or offspring of a third-breed sire and an F1-crossbred dam of two other breeds Crossbred 50-90: backcross offspring from an F1 dam and a sire from one of the F1 parent breeds (e.g. JE out of JExHO or HOxJE dam, etc.) Source: http://aipl.arsusda.gov/publish/dhi/current/cullall.html

17. This Explains Jersey Breed Growth Crossbred >90: primarily first-generation (F1) crosses between two breeds or offspring of a third-breed sire and an F1-crossbred dam of two other breeds Crossbred 50-90: backcross offspring from an F1 dam and a sire from one of the F1 parent breeds (e.g. JE out of JExHO or HOxJE dam, etc.) Source: http://aipl.arsusda.gov/publish/dhi/current/cullall.html

18. Profitability: CDFA 2011 Analysis

19. Record Enrollment in REAP

20. Jersey PGA Needs to keep Pace! Sales Have Increased 33% Need to sample 55 bulls a year Jersey PGA Capacity needs to increase 35%

21. Jersey Highlights April 2013

22. Active Jerseys >= +1.5 for Type

23. Top 100 Jerseys for JPITM,>= +2.0 JUITM TMJPI and JUI are trademarks of the American Jersey Cattle Association

24. Active Proven Jersey - Plus PTA Milk and>= +2.0 JUITM TMJPI and JUI are trademarks of the American Jersey Cattle Association

25. Top 100 Jerseys for CFP,>= +2.0 JUITM TMJPI and JUI are trademarks of the American Jersey Cattle Association

26. Active Jerseys ≥ +0.0 SCR

27. Active Jerseys ≥ +1.0 SCR

28. Select Sires – Home to elite JPI siresFive of the top 15 SIREJPIJPI Rank 7JE1046 ZIPPER 218JPI #4 236JE146 ZUMA 215JPI #5 7JE1038 VALENTINO 186JPI #11(T) 236JE136 HULK 183JPI #14 7JE1036 PAT 178JPI #15

29. Jersey Highlights April 2013 NEW GRADUATE

30. #15 JPI - #5 CM$ - 6 NM$ - #5 SCS

32. 7JE1036 Pat Bohnerts Pat Nautia East Moline, IL

33. #5 JPI - #8 CM$ - #10 NM$

35. 7JE1046 Zipper Jersey Acres Zipper Nanci Pine Grove, PA

36. #11 JPI - #1 PTAT

37. #1 PTAT - #3 Dairy Form #2 Rear Udder Height &Width #10 Foot Angle

38. 7JE1038 Valentino Cal-Mart Valentino Bertha 3607-ET Tillamook, OR (VG-84%)

39. 7JE1038 Valentino Rexlea Valentino Item Schomberg, ON (VG-85%)

40. Jersey G Young Sires! April 2013

41. #3 GJPI Bull Available! JH1C

42. #16 GJPI - #1GPTAT JH1C

43. #1GPTAT!!! Has made a 3.0 son already!

44. #7 GJPI Bull Available!

47. Polled with Customer satisfaction sire stack! Eclipes-P X TboneX Country X Centurion

50. #23 GJPI Available JH1C