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A typical Lancaster Co. farm scene yesterday morning
Hereford Assn.
Registrations
Hit 10 Million
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Pure
bred Hereford registrations
soared near the ten million mark
at the close of the American - Here
ford Association’s fiscal year, Aug.
31.
Registrations for the last 12
months totaled 430,951, more than
200,000 greater than the combined
registrations of other major beef
breeds for the last year reported.
The registration total for the
year is the fifth highest on record
in the 76-year history of the Amer
ican Hereford Assn, according to
the announcement by Secretary
Paul Swaffar.
The final registration number,
issued for the year was 9,916,749?
with the ten million mark expect
ed to be reached by the middle of
October. The increase in the asso
ciation’s active records, including
all breeders of registered Here
fords, and a sizeable increase in
memberships of the association
made it possible for the Hereford
industry to tighten further its
position as the leadmg purebred
registry association in the world.
During the year a total of 1,692
memberships were issued to bring
the total association memberships
issued as series D since 1947 to
an all-time record of 32,681.
Transfers for the year, represent
ing sales at auctions and by pri
vate treaty, totaled 235,510.
Illustrating the growth of the
association it took nearly 41 years
to register the first million head
of Herefords in the records of the
association. It has taken slightly
over two years to record the last
million.
It took 12 years for the total
registrations to reach the two mil
lion mark. Seven years later the
records showed a total of three
million head. It was narrowed to
a five year period to reach four
million and three years later the
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five million mark was passed. It only 25 months to send recordings
took two and one-half years to istrations passed eight million in
pass the six million figure and past the seven million mark.
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