Shipments of high-grade dairy calves have been made from Tilla mook, Oregon, to Big Meadows, Farmington, Harvard, Cedar Creek, and other communities of the county as a result of the work of the county agent. Approximately 40 calves were included in these shipments.
John Kasper of Moscow was assisted in the purchase of a high-class Jersey bull from St. Mawes breeding from a breeder of Whatcom county, Washington.
The Moscow Holstein Calf Club was reorganized and the membership increased from 3 to 5. Two of the members have purebred heifers, while three have high grades. Two of the club members are keeping herd and production records on the home herds. Plans have been laid to reorganize and enlarge the club during 1924.
A purebred Jersey calf club was organized in the Kennedy Ford and Palouse communities with four members. This club is an outgrowth of the Latah-Palouse Pig Club, of which all of the members of the calf club are charter members. A bull for this club was furnished by the Waikiki farm at approximately one-sixth its value.
On Tuesday, June 12th, an excursion of Holstein breeders of Latah county was conducted in the vicinity of Moscow. Seven farms and herds of the community were visited. Dairy luncheon and Holstein breeders' meeting was held in the dairy barn of the University of Idaho at The affair was conducted.
A celebration of the great production work of Idaho Violet Posch Ormsby, one of the great foundation cows of the Holstein herd of the University.
Old  Violet and the members of the Moscow Holstein Calf Club were the guests of honor. 