Jaloda Farms Registered Holsteins
Complete Dispersal
Saturday, October 11, 2025 10:00 AM • Wellington, OH
DHI Herd Code 31-47-0076 • RHA 26,184M 4.5% 1168F 3.5% 911P
9/12 DHI test- 94 lbs 4.3%F 3.4%P SCC 283,000 (cow DHI index # is their Lot #)
200+ Quality Registered Holsteins sell – Parlor & Free Stall Trained
PBR Award winner 10 years • PGH Award winner 35 years
*Premier Breeder & Premeir Exhibitor at the 2025 District 8 Show
& the Supreme Champion of the 2025 Lorain County Fair Jr Show!
BAA 108% • 15 EX 56 VG • Bred 3 Gold Medal Dams & 28 Dams of Merit
Welcome to the Jaloda Farm Dispersal Sale
Our family purchased this farm in 1916, and we have milked cows every day since then. Our first
registered cattle were purchased in 1935. In 1965, a tornado destroyed most of our buildings and we
lost many cattle. It became an opportunity to build new facilities, adding a milking parlor.
One of the cows purchased at this time was carrying a calf that became our first excellent cow,
eventually scoring EX-93.
We started classifying in 1966. Our first BAA was 99.9 with around 30 cows. We have
classified every year since then. Our current BAA is 108 with our 120 cow herd.
Our goals in breeding program have been focused on high udder composite bulls with good
production and type. We also chose bulls high on the TPI list.
Jaloda Farm has earned the Purebred Breeder Registry for ten years and has won the
Progressive Genetics Herd Award every year since its conception 35 years ago.
We have free stall housing originally built in 1965 and a 10-stall parlor built in 2000. We are at a
point where our parlor and other equipment and facilities are wearing out and would need
significant repair and renovation. At the same time Jim and his son Dan are to the point of not
being able to do the work.
The family has shown their cattle at the Lorain County Fair for 80 years – every year since 1948. That
is something we hope to continue even without having a milking herd.
We would have to say we have loved our Holstein cattle and the dairy community we have been
a part of. We hate to see this come to an end. As we say goodbye to our cows, we wish all the new
owners much success.
Sincerely,
The Jim Sheffield Family
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