A Registeied Holstein cow owned by Chustian K Lapp, Gap
R D 2 completed the highest 305 dav lactation Ovation pioduced
18 145 pounds of milk and 912 pounds of butteifat with a 5 0 per
cent test
Second high lactation was completed by a Registeied Hol
stein cow owned by Richard H Hess, Stiasbuig, R D 1 Linda pio
duced 21,430 pounds of milk and 839 pounds ot butteifat with a
3.9 pei cent test in 305 days
The heid of Amos B Lapp, Goidonville, R D 1, had the high
est daily butteifat aveiage This heid of 33 3 Registeied & Grade
Holstein cows averaged 58 3 pounds of milk and 2 10 pounds of
butterfat with a 3 6 per cent test
The heid of David L Landis, 1896 Colebiook Road, Lancas
ter, placed second This herd of 27 4 Registered & Giade Hol
stein cows aveiaged 52 6 pounds of milk and 2 09 pounds of but
tertat with a 4 0 per cent test
FIRST 305 DAYS OF LACTATION WITH 600 OR MORE
POUNDS OF BUTTERFAT
Breed Age Days
Owner
Chustian K Lapp
Ovation
Ti mne
Alegeia
Richard H Hess
Linda
J Mowery Frey Jr
Beverly
Bates
Dutches
Hedy
Nathan E Stoltzfus
Betty Gi H
Raymond & Louise Wxtmer
Amy RG
Pecoht RG
Bennie L Fishei
Louise
Daniel S Esh
Goalie
John M Hamish
Beth
Sally
Milly
Louise
Hany G Kieidei
Buike
Charles Tindall
Lucap
Ladies,
Have You Heard? ...
By Doris Thomas, Extension Home Economist
If inflation bugs you, don’t just beef and bear it Do some
thing' Take your cue fiom the decade of the thirties when every
one watched their pennies
They shopped smait, compared prices,
passed up what they really did not need, bai
gamhunted, and made good use of what they
had on hand If you do the same today, with
incomes so much higher, you would actually
make money because eveiy saved dollar is a
full dollar, whereas the eamed dollar is re
duced by taxes
Here are a few guidelines for tax-fiee
savings
Buy only what you planned to buy when
you go to the store If you spot something you
want desperately, go home and think about it
for a few days Chances aie the uige to splur
ge will pass Since most men are greater im
pulse buyers than women, You will be dollais ahead if
don’t send your husband out for you substitute lowei-cost fish,
giocenes cheese or egg dishes a couple
Watch the newspaper foi of times a week for red meat
food sales With a freezer you which accounts for 25 per cent
can buy enough of each sales of all you pay for food. And
item for several meals. (Continued on Page 21)
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RH
RH
305
305
305
RH 7 8
305
RH
RH
RH
RH
74
87
78
35
305
293
305
305
305
305
305
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305
GrH 911
305
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RH 31-*
RH 5 7'
RH 4 6
305
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300
RH 10 5
305
RH 6 5
305
How to Beat Inflation
LANCASTER
COUNTY
DHSA
MONTHLY I
REPORT
Milk Test
18,145
15,350
18,851
50
5 1
38
21,430
19,364
17,372
18,499
14,595
43
46
3 9
41
16,920
15,681
12,464
17,786
19,888
45
44
38
40
17,003
16,303
18,254
15,154
19,321
19,228
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Ruth
S R ShfllonbL'mcM
Dos ihlc
Ilemv E Keltming
Tops\ RII
Albeit Bicneman
Faith RH
Flossie RH
Sam & Allen Ki eulei
\ilone GiH
Mclun G Slolt. fus
Claia RH
David D Zimmeiman
Mistv
M.’l 10
Ethel
Edwin K \\ ise
Kaion
Calvin D Beilei
Becky
Dawn
Kenneth L Beilei
Eileen
Uug
Tn\ie
J Z Noit
Ailo
J Flovcl Kieidei
Stai
Joseph W Best
44 GiH
A Dale Heu (Holstein)
H 75 GiH
Ezi a M Mai tin
Kate
Viola
Lester T Good
Minnie
Fied Cudei
Idela
Cathy
P Robert Wenger
Arlene
James G Ki eider
1 Nina
Bethama Faim
2
Fat
912
785
724
839
825
791
724
600
RH
45 GiH
Paul & Ruth Bucher
Pansy Gi H
V Fexiy Rohiei
799
789
602
Peail
Ben M Stoltzlus
Gladys
EJmei S Myeis
778
Sheila
J Eby Heishey
767
Jennie
Reid & Holloway
767
710
691
61 0
91
C Witmei Sherei
Della
Lloyd E Miller
763
Mane
James A Hess
Lee RH
Red Rose Reseaich Centei
A R Belle RH
Honey RH
N Geihait & L W Nolt
36 GrH
28 . GrH
Luke Ray Zimmerman
762
' 6
Amos B Lapp
Posch
J Wade Gr off
Queen
J Rohrei Wrtmer
Dolly
Hauy S August
Pansy
Albert H Melhnger
Inka RH
Betsy RH
Robert T Bowman
Supreme RH
John S Yost
Olrve
John L Landrs
Lrsa
Robert C Groff
Shetla
Ivan S Stoltzfus
Suste
Maurree F Welk
Tammy
Samuel M Augsburger
Etta RH
Inka RH
John & Elam Rutt
Noia
Wilbui N Eib
22
Clarence Stauffer
Noima
Lucy
Paul B Zimmerman
Rosane
nq
Atrc Da>s
5 5
3 2
5 1
RH
CiII
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8 11
Rll
RII
3 11
3 11
64
36
83
Gill
RH
Gill
RH
RH
RH
7-1
5-10
RH
RH
RH
35
11 5
59
RH
RH
8-10
46
RH
RH
GiH
RG
RG
RH
RH
6-10
32
10-9
RH
RH
GiH
RH
GiH
RH
RH
3-10
7-10
86
11-0
RH
RH 6-0
RBrSw 4-10
RH
4-10
4-11
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GiH
RH
GrH
GiH
RH
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(Continued
305
on Page
17
Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 25.1979
SECOND SECTION
Milk Tost
K! 1.18
12 UO
1(! 157
28(i
2'»4
300
305
20 600
305
20 077
305
18 355
305
305
20 620
17 100
305
18 721
305
18 355
305
305
305
16 125
15 811
15 285
305
20 495
305
305
16 813
17,468
37
40
37
305
305
305
19,215
15 519
16 562
305
19 987
305
17,131
305
16 748
305
19,658
305
304
18 528
17,142
305
15 703
5 0 1|‘689
4 3
305
305
13,900
13,876
305
15,284
305
15,160
284
276
14,449
14,349
305
18 569
305
20,254
305
19,375
305
16,402
305
17,910
305
17,722
305
15 236
305
18,369
305
16,924
305
305
17,753
17,353
296
261
14,267
14,047
305
18,301
248
14,632
305
16,716
305
14,353
305
14,261
301
305
13,642
14,885
305
15,495
305
13,364
305
16 335
289
16,763
300
15,532
305
15,500
305
305
15,209
17,388
305
19,338
305
16,984
305
305
14 544
19,415
16,909
18)
r.u
756
62 \
65'-
Facts
755
Dairymen
Should
743
Know
739
622
731
B>: Victor Plastow
Associate Agiicultural Agent
719
710
647
609
Louis Longo said that “Co*
opeiatives have a m..ioi rolo
to plav in achieving top prices
foi faim produce through bar
gaining powei In 01 del to ex
e cise this bargaining power,
theie must be umt> among the
vauous milk maike'.mg coopera
tives Theie are too many voices
speaking tor the dan> business.”
Longo believes that
711
709
619
70S
620
613
707
Boards of Dnectois should be
active, intei ested and piogres-
702
sive men
It is a lesponsibility to be a
boaid membei, not an honor.
702
When a man fails in his ap
pointed role, he should be re
placed
700
692
602
A cooperative is no stronger
than its members
690
Moving Into
Free Stall Housing?
-Stress will be gi eat when cows
aie moved from the conventiom*
al stall barn to the free stSS
facility Milk production will
piobably suffer Being milked
in a milking parloi can be a
traumatic expenence for cows
until they become accustomed
to it Milking cows in a parlor
for the fust time can be equally
hard on a man
688
688
688
606
686
680
Slowly develop the milking
loutme you plan for the cows
Don’t try to handle moie than
two units for the fust few days
Spend extra time on udder
pieparation Move slowly, de
liberately and quietly No hol
lenng and no beating on the
cows even though you will be
tempted
680
677
676
672
672
Use waim water in a bucket
and toweling to prepaie udders
for the first week then use the
hose and sprayer to wash ud
ders Be especially careful to
pi event injuries to cattle while
milking
671
671
667
656
664
601
Keep strangers out of the
milking pit
Under no circumstances do
(Continued on Page 23)
660
659
Local Holstein Passes
30,000 Pounds of Milk
656
656
One local Holstein cow has
exceeded 30,000 pounds of milk
and two others have topped
1,000 pounds of butterfat, ac
cording to the Holstem-Fnesian
Association of Ameuca
Bonnie Comet Oimsby 5547951
(VG), owned b> Jchn W Eshel
man & Sons, Red Rose Research
Centei, Lancaster, pioduced 30,-
090 pounds of milk and 1,034
pounds of butteifat in 305 days.
She aveiaged neatly 46 quarts
of milk each day throughout the
testing peuod
656
652
618
651
650
649
647
647
647
Smyrna View Apollo Lois
5824377 (VG), owned by Nathan
E Stoltzfus, Gap, produced 22,-
113 pounds of milk and 1,013
pounds of butteifat in 365 days.
Fultonway Ci isscross Regina
63334755 (GP), owned by J.
Moweiy Fiey Ji, Fultonway
Farms, Lancaster, pioduced 19,-
374 pounds of milk and 1,041
pounds of butterfat in 365 days.
647
608
644
644
644
635
640