12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 30, 1966
Charolais Breed
Is Eligible For
Livestock Exp,
Charolais will be an added
breed of beef cattle, making
a total of live, at the 10th
Pennsylvania. Livestock Ex
position. Nov 7-11 in the State
Farm Show Building, accoiding
to Harold R McCulloch, man
ager.
Other beef breeds in the
show will be Angus, Hereford,
Polled Hereford and Shorthorn
McCulloch said inclusion of
Charolais in the competitive
classes may make the beef divi-
sion the largest in the exposi
tion’s history
Admission of the new beef
breed was on application of
the American International
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Charolais Association through
J. Scott Henderson, executive
secretary.
Henderson indicated entries
may total 100 head. They will
include bulls and females in
breeding classes and steers.
The association will pay one
half of an estimated $2,600 in
premiums. In addition, it is
offering $250 to grand cham
pionship winners in both the
junior and open classes pro
vided they show Charolais.
This will be the second ap
pearance of Charolais in the
show. Ten head, most of them
fiom Texas, comprised a spec
ial non-competitive display in
1962.
Ben Morgan, general chair
man, said the breed, mean
while. has expanded rapidly
and that a number of herds
have been established in Penn-
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sylvania and other eastern
states.
A multi-purpose animal, the
Charolais is used for both milk
and meat production. It ori
ginated in France where it
formerly was used also as a
beast of burden.
They are off-white in color,
of large frame, and attain un
usual weights. Bulls range up
to nearly 3,000 pounds.
They aie used extensively in
cross bleeding, and transmit
to offspring, Morgan explained,
a hybrid vigor that enables
the young to make rapid gams
in weight
Frey Cow Sets
Pa. Milk Record
A registeied Holstein in
the herd of J Mowerv Frey
& Son, Lancaster, has set a
new butterfat piodu'ction rec
ord for Penns vl\ama, accoid
mg to the Holstein-Fnesian
Association ot Amenca
Breaking the previous all
time record is Fultonway
lianhoe Rae 4977152 (VG)
with her new lecoid tor Ma
tin e Ilolstems milked twice
daili m the 305-dav duision
of the HIR piogiam Hei ot
ficial 305-dav lactation to
taled 27 171 Ihs ot milk and
1 221 lbs ot bntteitat
Fultonway lianhoe Rae
was bi ed m the Fro\ herd
She was sued b\ Osbo ndale
lianhoe 1159870 (EX) a
bull that has earned a Gold
Medal Sue lecogmtion
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Yoder Reelected
NEBA President
Ira L. Yoder of Sellnsgrove
was reelected president <■ of
NBBA (Northeastern Breed
ers, Assn.) at the board’s re
organization meeting recent
ly. The breeding cooperative,
with headquarters at Tunk
hannock, provides artificial
insemination service for dairy
and beef cattle in Pennsyl
vania and New Jersey. Re
peating lor another term as
vice-president is Wilmer Hill
of Slatington. Newly elected
treasurer was Albert Wells,
Hallatead. These three officers
and director Edward Flit
craft ot Woodstown, N. J.,
make up the i-man executiv - '
committee which also func
tions as finance committee.
Operations Mgr Win Schae.
tei, Jr ot Tunkhannock was
elected secretaiy ot the hoard
Elected to thiee-year terms as
dnectors were John Schwenk,
Allentown: George Butler.
Wellsboro; and Edward Fht
cratt
lUIJV BEEF CLUB
TO MEET MVY 4
The Red Rose Baby Beet
and Lamb Club 'has an
nounced its next meeting mil
be held Wednesdav, May 4
at the Rohieistown Elemen
tal y School at S pm
Pleasant Grove Lucinda
Dean was bred in the Tindall
held She was sired by Maple
bend Dean King Poseh 10994-
77 (VG), a bull that h'as
eained a Gold Medal Sire
Accoiding to club secretaiy recognition
5 5f-N._^S!
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa,
Alien H. Matz Farm Equipment
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Judy Buck-waiter, the pro-
gram will feature «.• debate
on the method by'which club
steers will be obtained In the
future. All members, and
their parents, are; urged to
attend.
County Holstein
Repeats V2-Ton
Performance
Another official production,
record' exceeding a half ton
of butter,fat has been com
pleted by Pleasant Grove Lu
cinda Dean, a registered Hol
stein. cow owned by Charles
C Tindall, Peach Bottom,
This is the_ second time that
she has achieved the 1,000 lb.
butter Eat production level in
a single lactation. Her reo
oid ranks among 2,01 S sim
ilarly completed by registered
Holstein cows on official test.
This Pennsylvania Hol
stein’s official record of pro
duction totaled 23,222 lbs. of
milk and 1,04') lbs of butter
fat m 3G5 days She started
her lactation at the age of S
veais and 1 month and was
milked two times daily.
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