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Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
(Area Code 717)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 22, 1966
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possible in our society; we
must encourage the individu
al,” the educator told the
group.
Samuel A Dum, association
president, announced that
there Mere 201 herds en
rolled in the county 13111 A
program that had produced
records of ’s'oo pounds ol tat,
or more. Of these, 17 i\eie
recognized as being in. the
GOO-pound plus category. The
top dairyman for the 1965
testing year Mas J flowery
Frey, Jr , whose herd aver
aged 671 pounds ol butUV
tat, and 15,968 pounds ot
milk Others in the magi’c
“o\er GOO” class Meie Paul
B Zimmerman, 666; Hiram
S Aungat, 64 9; John E Esh,
645 Esh led the field in
total pounds of milk per cow
with 18,254, Fuiry H Fiey,
639, Chnst K Lapp & Son,
633. Calvin S Kuitz, 624;
Lloyd Well, 619, Heniy E
Ketteung, 618, Leon W
Hess, 610, Ravmond &
Lduiise Witmei, 609, Clai
ence L Keener, 6 08, Samuel
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nj Landis Brothers, Inc.
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A. Duni, (10o; Amos B. Lapp,
603; Edwin J. Landis, 64)2;
Stanley G. Greiner, 601;
John M Kins, 600.
Unlike In s>t year, theie
were no 700 pound herds in
the county. Last } ear's top
county herd belonged to Fur
ry IT. Frey, lie was one of
thiee herds in the state with
over 700 pounds of fat with
a figure of 701.
Aw aids weie presented for
the county herds having the
high fat score for their re
spective breed. For
thus went to Janies Martm
with 507 pounds; Guernsey,
Raj mond & Louise Witnier,
600, Jersey, Wiilluani P, Ar
loiwoiintli, 54 3; Holstein, .T,
Mowery Frej, Jr, 671, mi\ed,
Amos H Rutt, 5 39.
Duni reported there weio
27 county herds under the
SXF testing program that
had aveiaged 1 Odd pounds
A very com
mendable scoie, Dum said.
Dexter Putnam, dairy sci
ence exten&i'oninian trom Penu
State, told the group that
the dany industry in. Penn
sjhania accounted for 40 per-
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