AT THE SPABC ON LEASE from the W,
L." Van Alen farm, Newton Square is the
proven Jersey sire, Lilac Remus Unrivaled
Owl Gano. Gano has nine daughters aver-
SPABC Gets Two New Bulls;
Both Sire High Producing Daughters
LANCASTER Two new
bulls have moved mtn the South
eastern Pennsylvania Artificial
Breeding Cooperative barn in
the past two weeks. They are a
Guernsey, Black Hole Hollow
Valor’s Majesty, and a Jersey,
Lilac Remus Unrivaled Owl
Gano.
The new Guernsey, an eight
year old, comes to the coopera
tive from Cambridge, N. Y.
His pedigree shows Foremost
breeding on top and Quail Roost
on the bottom. His sire is Fore
most Royal Valor 14th ant his
dam is Ponition Maxim’s May.
She has the highest record in
the breed in the 2x-C division
having produced 19,646 pounds
of milkr and U;oBs~pounds of but
terfat as a nine year old in 365
days while meeting calving re
quirements.
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Phone SO 8-3321
aging nearly 10,000 pounds of milk on a
mature basis carrying a 5 2 per cent test.
He also has nine daughteis that have
classifed Very Gooß
A proven sire, he has 12
daughters that have exceeded
their dams records by 1,305
pounds of milk and 87 pounds of
butterfat with an increased test
of .14 per cent.
Two of these daughters are
class leaders-in milk and butter
fat production and five more are
class leaders in butterfat
Three daughters in the Guy
Leader herd, York, have been
classified very good and desir
able.
The new sires code number
will be SG-49 He will not be
put into service for approximate
ly 30 days extensive health tests
are bing conducted as a matter
of routine.
Gano has come to the co-op on
lease arrangements with W. L.
Van Alen, Newton Square. Prov
ed principally in the Van Alen
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herd, he has nine daughters
averaging nearly 10,000 pounds
of milk on a mature basis carry
ing a 5 2 per cent test.
Type classification-wise, Cano
through his daughters average
an outstanding 85 3 points Six
teen of his daughters have fresh
ened and were all included in the
classification study, nine of
which weie officially classified
Very Good and_ the remaining
seven a Good Plus. As a note of
interest, all 16 daughters were
classified Very Good in the
breakdown of Dairy Character,
Body Capacity and Chest
Bred at Bnngham Farm, St
Albans, Vt, he is a son of the
Senior Superior Sire, Lilac Rem
us Unrivaled and out of the 781
pound Ton of Gold daughter of'
Sybil Ashburn Baronet Owl, who,
in his own right, is a Senior Sup
erior Century Sire.
He is a three-quarter brother
to Woodside Gamboge Remus
(SJ-20), a sire that established
an enviable production record
here and in Maiyland
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KINZERS, R. 1, PA
Phone Intercourse SO 8-8167
Lancaster Farming, Friday June 7, 1957
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BEING UNLOADED LATE last week is a new Gurnsey
sire to be introduced into service at the Southeastern Penn
sylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative. He is Black Hole
Hollow Valor’s Majesty, a son of Foremost Royal Valor
14th and out of a class leading dam, Ponition Maxim’s
May May has the highest record in the breed in the 2x-C
division (LF Photo)
World Cattle Estimate
At 937 Million Head
The number of cattle in the
world increased to an estimated
937 million head at the beginning
of 1957, according to the Foreign
Agricultural Service. This is
about one per cent above 1956, 20
per cent above the 1946-50 aver
age, and 24 per cent above the
1936-40 pie war average
World sheep numbers also con
tinued to increase last year The
total, estimated at 919 million
head, is two per cent above the
irevious year, 29 per cent above
t he 1946-50 average, and 23 per
cent above the prewar average
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