The Altmann Family from South Australia has again reigned supreme in the Holzhauser competition based on herd recording results during 2014. It was, however, a close competition between the top four, with Ian and Julie Mueller coming in second, Rob and Marie Newton third, and the Altmann family's second entry in fourth.

Entries in the Holzhauser Awards consist of ten cows with the highest combined total protein and butterfat content – there are no test restrictions. An award is also given to the entry showing the most significant improvement over the previous year’s average in the combined total of protein and butterfat.

                                                                    Ltrs             F+P kgs
1          JC Altmann & Sons                        12,629            940.9
2          IJ & JA Mueller                               12,061            864.8
3          RN & RM Newton                           12,365            849.9
4          JC Altmann & Sons                        11,749            849.2
5          GP & RC Williams                          11,673            836.3
6          RN & RM Newton                           11,169            782.6
7          RN & RM Newton                           11,318            756
8          T & K Cochrane                               9,428            733.2
9          Braelee Pastoral                             9,761            725.2
10        R & S Parker                                   9,330            666.7

Most Improved
1          RN & RM Newton
2          JC Altmann & Sons

100 Cow Average                   11,148ltrs                    800.5kgs F+P