i— Lancaster Farming. Saturday. February 21.1970
kA AmamJ training school by Starline, Inc..
VMinvy IwenAnene Harvard. 111. to study farm plan-
Sfarlma Schaol mug. selling and servicing tech-
Twa Lancaster County men re- niques for modern livestock feed
ceatly attended a special dealer inc systenu.
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New Members Of Holstein Association
Twelve Lancaster CountJans
are among 122 Pennsylvanians
who became new members of
the Holstein-Friesian Associa
tion of America at the associa
tion board's last meeting.
The 122 individuals and firms
make Pennsylvania the third
largest state group joining the
world’s largest dairy breed so
ciety. Pennsylvania is the
second largest dairy state in the
Northeast.
Forty-six states aie represent
ed on the current roster of new
members. Wisconsin led with
the largest state group number
ing 161 followed by New York
garnering 141.
These new membeis join the
ranks of over 26,000 people ac
tively breeding Registered Hol
stem-Friesian cattle that enjoy
a reduced rate when registering
and transferring their animals.
Additionally, they gain a voice
in developing policy for the
breed by the selection of dele-
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The Bramco-Oakes
Feeding System, usu
linkage and trough li
low, has long been n
ultimate in automati
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It travels through tl
providing each bird
fully balanced ration
of the features of th.
Cage Feeding System
production.
gates to their national conven
tion as well as representation
on the Board of HFAA.
The goal of every member is
to attain the title of “breeder”
which in livestock circles sug
gests the dairy man who excels
in improving the genetic base
of his herd. This is accomplish
ed by superior management
and complemented by the
breed’s official performance
programs that evaluate produc
tion and functional conforma
tion of each animal. The end
result is a more efficient dairy
cow.
New association members
fiom Lancaster County are-
Lloyd G. and Paul G Frey and
Norma F. Sherman, Lancaster;
Mina M. Graybill, Manheim;
Henry B Leaman, Lancaster; J.
Douglas and Janet M. Martin,
Lancaster; Glenn R. Mylm, Mill
ersville; Mervin E. Peifer, Man
heim.
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Clayton L. Risser, Elizabeth
town; Ben K. Stoltzfus, Gordon*
ville; Christian B. .Stoltzlus,
Christiana: J. Carl 'Zanfier,
Kirkwood; Earl W. Zimmernlan,
Lancaster, and Samuel t,. Zurin,
Mount Joy. ,
New association members
from Lebanon are; Ge*rge < \V.
and David K. Heisey; Robert E.
Kreider; Aaron Martin Jr.;
Joseph S Meily; Wesley H.
Quigley Jr., and Kenneth I.
Sellers.
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