—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 1966
8
June DHIA Led
By Wolf Cow &
Red Rose Herd
A registered Holstein owned
by Lloyd Wolf, Quarryville R 2.
completed the highest 305-day
lactation in the Red Rose
Dairy Herd Improvement As
sociation in June She pro
duced 18.760 pounds of milk
and 829 pounds of butterfat.
High outtsrfat herd for
the month was owned by the
Red Rose Research Center,
226 Pitney Rd, Lancaster,
averaging 64 pounds of fat
and 1742 pounds of milk for
.the 28 cows tested.
Second high lactation was
completed by a Holstein cow
owned by John M. King of
Come To The
18th
OLD THRESHERMANS
REUNION
At Kinzer, Pa.
AUGUST 18, 19, 20
At the Rough & Tumble
Engineers Historical Asso
ciation Museum on Route
30. See in operation: steam
engines, threshers, saw
mill, shingle mill, horse
powers, etc., etc., etc. Pa.
Deutsches Essen Gut
Gesch Meckt.
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Ronks Rl. She produced 17,048
pounds of milk and 787 of fat.
The herd of Paul H. Herr,
Holtwood Rl, placed second
high for the month with his
11 registered and grade Jer
seys averaging 1095 pounds of
milk and 60 pounds of fat
• Lancaster
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BULLS Good and Choice
23 50-25 50. Utility and Com
mercial 22 50-25 00, few 25 DO
-25 50, Low Utility 21.00-22.00.
FEEDER STEERS Load
Mixed Good and Choice 1025
lbs 24 50, Good 770-900 lbs.
24 25-24 50, two loads Standard
625-675 lbs 22 40-22 50.
CALVES 525—Vealers most
ly steady Choice 34.00-37 00,
few to 38 00, Good 32 00-34 50,
Standard 28 00-32.50, Utility
27.00-29 00, Cull 21.00-27.00.
HOGS 1025 Barrows and
gilts 25- to mostly 50c lower
Sows 50c Lower.
BARROWS AND GILTS
U. S 1-2 200-240 lbs. 26 50-
27.25, with late sales 26 50-
26 75, U S 1, on Monday 27 25-
27.75, 1-3 200-240 lbs. 26 25-
28 75, 2-3 220-240 lbs 26 DO
-26 25, 240-280 lbs. 25 00-26.00.
SOWS—U. S 1-2 290-350 lbs.
19.50-20 50, 2-3 300-600 lbs.
18 00-19 00.
SHEEP 310 Spring lambs
and Slaughter Ewes steady
Choice 70-90 lbs. 23 25-25 00,
Good 2150-23 50, Utility ' 60-80
lbs 18.00-21 00.
Utility and Good Shorn
Slaughter Ewes with No. 1
and 2 pelts 4 00-8 00.
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ly 25-50 higher on steers grad
ing Average Choice and above
Heifers fairly active, steady to
25 higher; cows active, strong
to 25 higher, bulls active and
fully steady
SLAUGHTER STEERS
Prime 1250-1450 lbs. 27-27 25;
High Choice and Prime 1125-
1450 lbs, 26 25-27, Choice 900-
1400 lbs, 25 25-26 50, mostly
25 50-26 25, Mixed Good and
Choice, 24 75-25 25.
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