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DHIA MONTHLY REPORT
the part of feed people and vet
erinarians. Improved and ex
panded service has been possi
ble since moving into the new
Soil and Forage Testing Labor
atory at Penn State University
in October 1967. Volume this
year already has exceeded last
year’s totals. The number of
standard tests run in December
was 1.7 times that for the same
month a year ago.
There has also been a sharp
increase in the number of spe
cial analyses performed. A spe
cial test for minerals, nitrates
or urea is being requested on
about 15% of the samples sub
mitted. These are available at a
moderate extra charge beyond
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Milk
Owner • Name
Walnut Run Farm
Breed
Jean
Kreider & Kauffman
Celia GrH
N. Gerhart & L. W. Nolt
32 GrH
3 RH
Daniel J. Martin
Bonnie
Samuel H. Groff
Nettie
that for standard tests (mois
ture, protein, fiber, as well as
calculated digestible protein, to
tal digestible nutrients, and es
timated net energy values).
Feeding programs for all
classes of livestock are develop-
Ago
Days
RH
305
305
305
305
RH 8-3 305 16,428 4.0 663
RG 3-10 305 11,257 5.9 663
ed when requested on special
forms available for this purpose.
No charge is made for feed pro
gramming when forage tests are
involved. A modest charge is
made for programming on the
basis of expected analysis. Over
twice as many feeding programs
have developed to date this year.
Forage testing and feed pro
gramming can be extremely
helpful at all times during the
year, including the summer
feeding period Dairymen' who
are not satisfied with produc
tion, health or reproduction in
their herds, certainly should
give this program a good try
Information on this service is
available from the Agricultural
Extension Office, 1383 Arcadia
Road, Lancaster.
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HOME CENTER, INC.
45 North Broad St.
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Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Test
Fat
16,489
666
18,627
664
18,703
14,175
663
646
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday. January 25.1969—21
Owner • Name Breed
H. Hostetler & W. Ebv
I my RH
Nelson E. Martin
Grace
Ivan R Yost
Marty
John K Stoltzfus
Ann
Mervm Sander
Ada
Lester M. Weaver
598
Willis M. Groff
Holly
John Omar Stoltzfus
Mae RH
Frank S. Weidman
Minnie
Ellis R. Denlinger
Muff
Harry Zimmerman Jr
Del RH
J. Floyd Kreider
Queen
Ja Jean Dairy Farm
Ellen RH
Samuel F. King
Janet
John M Clymer
Vickie
J. Rohrer Witmer
Rosalyn
Martin H, Good
Candy
Ann
Lloyd Wolf
Ivy
Jonas E Zook
Connie
HIGH DAILY AVERAGE OF BUTTERFAT
On
Breed Test
Owner
J. Z Nolt
R&GrH
Cuitis E Akers
R&GrH
J. Mowery Frey Jr
RH
Amos B Lapp
R&GrH
Raymond M Hoover
Mix
John Omar Stoltzfus
R&GrH 24
Mahlon Shoemaker & Son
R&GrH
Seth J Lapp
R&GrH 29
Elmer S Stoltzfus
R&GrH 28
J. Aithur Rohrer & Sons
R&GrH
Nelson E Martin
RH
Kreider & Kauffman
R&GrH
Albert E Fry
RH
Samuel F Sauder
R&GrH
Lloyd Wolf
R&GrH
Age Days
5-2 305
RH
44 277
RH
5 5 305
RH
3-3 305
RH
6-4 295
RH
5-0 305
GrJ
4-0 305
3-11 305
GrH
299
RG
305
299
RH
305
305
GrH
6-4
299
GrH
305
RG
305
RH
GrH
305
305
RH
305
RH
305
Days
No. Cow Days Milk
Cows In Milk Lbs.
36 6
85 4
37 7
914
62 2
85 5
38 5
83 4
53 8
917
35 9
84 8
44 9
91.8
44 0
95 5
38 3
88 3
48 9
93 7
34 0
917
43 8
915
32 6
87 4
25 0
90 9
417
852
Milk Test
Fat
17.109
662
15.916
662
18,563
660
16.984
660
16.138
660
17,955
659
11.611
659
16,273
651
15,677
650
12,401
649
17,103
647
19,343
646
17,395
646
15,727
646
16,021
644
13,394
642
20,365
21,290
641
640
17,845
641
17,336
641
%
Fat
Fat
Lbs.
2 14
53 7
2 02
49 9
2 01
49 4
186
48 5
49 8
1.85
481
185
47 0
184
46 7
-3-0
1.84
443
183
47 3
182
44 9
1.82
45 7
179
44 8
178
442
177
42 4
176