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i sh piul who will be in
P nth grade at Solan-
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a member of the ex
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most of his efforts
toward the develop
o- his dairy herd, Don
tuced the size of some
enterprises
several years York-
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WHILE DAIRYING IS THE major interest of Don
Trimble, he has two fattening hogs for exhibit in the 4-H
pig houndup. The farrowing pen was constructed by Don
in the vocational agricultural shop at Solanco High School.
Don has had sows and gilts during the past few years, but
is now concentrating his efforts on his dairy program.
—L. F. PHOTO
shire sows, beginning with to only two barrows for ex
one outstanding gilt won in hibition in the 4-H club pig
a contest at high school, roundup.
were a part of the farming “Now that I am out of
program of the young farm- school, I will need some
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June and the development of plans to buy some cows due
his dairy interests, Don has to freshen this fall and, with
reduced his swine program his heifers bred to freshen
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 2, 1960—9
this fall or winter, hopes to business.
have a milking string of 18
cows this winter. At present
there is room for no more
than 18 cows in the barn.
In addition to the farming
on the sixty acres, Don also
farms with his parents on
the 178 acre Benbrook farm
at Chestnut Level. At Ben
brook the emphasis is also
on high quality Holstein
dairy animals.
Donald Trimble, a young
man with a bright future,
has been encouraged all a
long the way by his parents.
Darnel Trimble, a top notch
dairyman and a leader in
dairy club work, has impart
ed to his son the knowledge
and desire necessary to be
coming a success in the dairy
LARGE, WELL GROWN HEIFERS such as these will
be ready to go into the milking string with a backlog of
milk-making nutrients in their bodies this fall and winter.
Donald Trimble tries to breed his holstein heifers to fresh
en at about 24 months of age, but he feels that they must
be large for their age if they are to be bred that young.
Milk makes balanced diets
easier to attain because of
its combination of vitamins,
proteins, minerals and other
food elements.
With his high producing
cows and his well grown
heifers, 'Donald Trimble has
a good start in the Business
of farming. With his offices
in 4-H and his honors won
and offices held in FFA /he
was named Keystone Farmer
in January) he has exhibited
the leadership qualities of a
good rural citizen Don
knows what he means when
he says in the last sentence of
the Future Farmer creed, “I
believe that rural America
can and will hold true to the
best traditions in our nation
al life, and that I eaif exert
an influence in my home and
community which will stand
solid for my part in that in
spiring task.”
—L. F. PHOTO
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