16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 7, 1962
Holstein Is Tops In DHIA
With 711 Pounds Of Butterfat
Twcntv one <o\vs in the hoi :1
ot Leiov S Smuckor, New
Jloll.incl Rl. avoiage GS pound-,
oi bnttei fat each during the
Ua\ testing month au ending
ti a lepoit icleased this week
Tj \ the Red Rose Daiu Held
3inin o\ cnient Assoc i.ilion
The legisleied and made
Holsteins made 1 SOI pounds
ol milk with a 3 f> test to post
the highest aveiage in the as
sociation foi the month
With GO pounds of butteifat
in 1 t)"4 pounds of 4 0 per
cent milk the 22 legisteied
n.d giade holstem cows in the
held ot Edwin N Knit? Eph
iati Rl had the second Ingii
f v ei age
The highest 30. T da\ lac
tation mold completed dining
-he month was 711 pounds ot
butteifat in I(S,GST pounds ot
t 3 pet cent milk, made In
Retsc a Registeied Holstem
,n the heid ot Einest J
Satidei, Lancastei Rl
Second high" lactation re
iOid was posted b\ Dinah
< nothei HoNteni who made
j 0 3 pounds ol hutteitat m
IT T 72 pounds ot milk with a
3 0 test She is in the heid
ot Geoige M ATeaiei Xaiion
Rl
Onlv one pound of butteifat
-opaiated the second and third
highest produceis A legist
cied Holstein in the heid of
Racmond s\l Hooiei Gaj Rl,
made GO2 pounds of butterfat
in IT G 29 pounds ot milk with
a 0 0 per cent test
Othei cows pi educing oier
>,TO pounds of butteifat during
n lactation ending during the
month weie in the herds of
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dining lactations ending in the
month
lu the herd aveiages dining
the testing month the i |gis
tcied and glade Holstein held
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legisteied Ouemsev heid ot
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aveiages The 33 cows in the
Stolt/fus held made IGGI
pounds of milk with a 3 G test
while the 45 cows in the Wit
iaer held had 111 G pounds of
milk with a 5 3 per
cent test
A total of 70 other heids
in the association areiaged
more than o 0 pounds ot buttei
fat <tni mg the month
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farmers before harvest began.
In most instances the con
tract price is very nearly in
line wuth the piesent market
price, and lepoits of contiacts
as low as $1 75* per bushel
could not be tenfied.
Most millets contacted late
this week lepoited that' the
ciuahtt of the nop is the best
in jeais Seteial lepoited
some gaihc and one bluer
lepoited moie gaihc than
last tear but in the majontt
of cases no penalty has been
assessed foi the foieigu seed
Faimets leportmg tielids
langmg fiom about 35 bush
els to in excess of 45 'bushels
conti ibute the good tields in
pait to the earlv spnng lams
and the high test weight at
haitest time
One fanner reported that
he belie\es the giants ate
-smallpi than noimal, but the
heads hate a taige number
ot giams
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late as July 4 was ranging
up to 17.5 per cent moisture,
but “mostly on the Pennoll
variety.”
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of the crop harvested range
fiom “nearly complete b> the
end of the week” to “not
moie than 30 to 40 per cent’
complete The haivest season
was moie advanced in the
western and northern portions
of the cdiintx with lepoits
ITiom the southern /sectfion
indicating that some faimeis
were “holding off as late as
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While wheat groweis wait
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their ciop to haivest condi
tions, coin and tobacco began
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to suffer from lack of rain*
In some northern and western
sections of the county com
showed some wilting during
the afternoons late in the
week and tobacco growth came
to a virtual standstill. Soma
ot the earlier fields continued
growth m spite of the drouth,
conditions
Pastures supplied very littla
feed and most dair.vmen are
on a hay and silage feeding
progiam Some dairymen re
port a full feed program for
their cows. Haying condit
ions were good, but the crop
is short
The Pennsylvania Crop Ra
poiting ser\ice summed up the
farm °ituation around the state
with three words, “Dry! Dry!
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