Kauffman Hard Earns
Progressive Award
Robert H. Kauffman, Eliza
bethtown, has qualified for the
Holstein-Frieilan Association of
America’s highest recognition
for dairy farmers. The Progres
sive Breeders Registry Award is
made for meeting requirements
of excellence in dairy cattle
breeding and management prac
tices.
The honor has Bfeen limited to
687 Registered Holstein breed
ing establishments, including 82
in Pennsylvania. This is the
third time that Kauffman has
been so recognized.
To qualify for the Progressive
Breeders award, a dairy herd
must meet standards for milk
and butterfat production, body
type improvement, herd health
and the development of home
bred animals.
The Kauffman herd completed
its latest official testing year
with a lactation average of 15,-
148 lbs. of milk and 568 lbs. of
butterfat, calculated on a two
milkings-per-day, 305-day, ma
ture equivalent basis for 43 in
dividual records.
The herd is also above breed
average in the national Associa
tion’s official classification for
body type program. The Kauff
man Holsteins have a breed age
average of 101.9 per cent ob
tained by dividing the classifica
tion score of each cow by the
average score of all Registered
Holstein cows of the same age.
Recognition as a Progressive
Breeder includes receipt of a
certificate from the Association,
the largest dairy cattle registry
organization in the world repre
senting over 44,100 members.
At a meeting of Holstein
breeders from this area a bronze
year plate will be presented to
Kauffman, to be added to the
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LOCAL MEN ATTEND POULTRY SEMI
NAR. Amongst the more than 80 North Ameri
can distributors and members of their staff
who attended the Shaver Poultry Breeding
Farms Limited Distributors’ Seminar were Jay
R. Greider, Robert Greider, Joe Wolgemuth,
Jr., and Harold Musser of Greider Farms, Inc.,
Mt. Joy. The two-day meeting was held at
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Greider Farms,
Inc., is a distributor for Shaver stock in this
area. The program included a number of topics
of current interest and importance to the poul
try industry. Among these were financing, ad
vertising and sales promotion, public relations,
personnel training, aids in decision making, nu
trition, genetics and disease prevention. During
the first day, the men were among the group
which toured the three farms and two hatch
eries in the Shaver headquarters complex at
Gait. The company supplies breeding stock for
cast bionze plaque awarded
when this herd first achieved
the Progressive Breeder honor.
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L. H. Brubaker Nissley Farm Service
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ALUS-CHALMERS
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 12,1968
both its Shaver Starcross layer type and Shaver
Starbro broiler meat type chickens to 63 coun
tries from the complex. One of the farms is de
voted to research and development of new and
improved strains. Among the speakers were Dr.
Jonathan Tobey, Agricultural Technical Officer,
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York City, and Dr.
Richard Roberts, Agricultural Attache, U. S.
Embassy, Ottawa, Ontario. Others included
members of the Shaver consulting staff and
members of the company’s headquarters staff.
Pictured left to right: Doug Rundle, Shaver
Farms Sales Manager; Joe Wolgemuth, Greid
er Farms Sales Representative; Donald McQ
Shaver, President of Shaver Farms; Jay R.
Greider, Jr., Greider Farms, Inc ; Robert Gray,
General Manager, Shaver Farms; J. Robert
Greider, Greider Farms, Inc. and Harold Z.
Musser, Greider Farms Sales Representative.
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