Abts Bou-Matic

12/24/2023

Happy Holidays from all of us at Abts Bou-Matic!

06/23/2023

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(WFRV) – The Ebert family owns a trio of businesses in Kewaunee County. People are a priority at all three. They want to make sure their employees and community are cared for, and in turn, wi…

06/01/2022

Join Abts Bou-Matic in celebrating June Dairy Month! We will be giving out free ice cream at our office Monday-Friday 8am-3pm or until we run out for the day. Stop out for your free ice cream!

Abts Bou-Matic: 4324 North County Road P, New Franken, WI 54229

05/26/2022

Robust & Durable, Improved Cow Health!

The Cow Brush fits into freestall barns and housing areas to promote herd health for cows. The brush is used voluntarily by animals for a cow massage.

05/05/2022

"Data Management" It's a popular phrase when talking about improving dairy operations - check out the newest BouMatic Expert Blog.

Understanding the milk harvest process allows you to understand the BouMatic milking philosophy.

04/20/2022

What's New at Bou-Matic? Check out Bou-Matic's newest shell. This Blue composite shell is light in weight, making the complete claw even lighter! This product will not only make a difference in milk quality on-farm but also because of it's lighter weight it will reduce fatigue for those applying the units!

Want to learn more? https://boumatic.com/us_en/products/magnum-lwx00-shell

01/26/2022

Another chilly day installing another new Bulk Tank at Kaufman Farms in Porterfield, WI. Good work Abts Bou-Matic install crew! 🥶

01/01/2022

Happy New Year!

12/25/2021

Happy Holidays from Abts Bou-Matic!

12/17/2021

Happy National Ugly Sweater Day 😎
Drop Pictures in the comments of You and Your Family Sporting Your "Favorite" Ugly Sweaters!

03/28/2021

Congrats Stephanie!

Meet our first “Woman in Ag,” Stephanie Abts.

Stephanie and her husband, Keith, own and operate Abts Champion Dairy in Champion. They milk 110 grade and registered Holsteins and raise all of their own crops. Additionally, they raise 225 head of their own steers and heifers. Stephanie also works as a Dairy Nutrition Consultant with Rio Creek Feed Mill in Algoma.
Stephanie wants consumers to know that "Wisconsin’s Dairy industry is made up of some of the hardest working and most passionate people you will ever meet. Working 365 days a year is not for everyone. Every day producers get up and work hard to produce a wholesome and nutritious product for the consumer to use. Every farm has different goals and facilities, but the end product is still the same. This is what makes America’s Dairyland unique.”
The dairy industry has had a huge impact on Stephanie's life. Agriculture has been a part of her life from little on. She first purchased a calf from her father's herd at the age of ten and is still raising offspring from that heifer today. To Stephanie, agriculture has been not only her passion but her purpose in life. She says, "It has shaped me into the individual that I am today." In addition, she enjoys giving back to many individuals within the industry. She strongly encourages individuals within the industry to give back and take time to teach and guide the youth that is around us. Her husband and she love all dairy products, but particularly Hennings co-jack cheese and ice cream.

Thank you, Stephanie, for continuing to share your passion for our dairy industry!
Pictured here is Stephanie and Keith, their Excellent 90-2E cow, Apache and guernsey calf, Jayla.