18—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 30,1971
DHIA Monthly Reports
Owner - Name Breed
J Kenneth Hershey
Norma RH
Wendy RH
Mahlon & James High
Champon RH
John N. Shirk
Milco
Joseph L Fisher
Susann
Ralph Myer & Sons
Ellen
Queeny
Doris
Edgefield Farms
Judy
William H Douts
Nancy
Reuben Z Smoker
Star
Elmer H Weber
Inky RH
Harry Zimmerman Jr
Astro RH
Clair E Kreider
Angie
Parke H Ranck
Lily RH
Herbert & Rhelda Royer
Winding RH
J Vincent Becker
54
Christian Zook
Lucy-
Furry H Frey
Bon Bon
Titus B Stoner
Ann
Rav P Bollinger
Hector
John J. Lapp
Cathy
James A Hess
Ginger
Albert H Melhnger
Spice
Paul V Nissley
Taffy
John T Bvers
3N02
Jason L Weaver
Dawn
Robert T Bowman
Shirley
Allan R Shoemaker
Lucinda
Jacob S Dienner
Sadie
Joseph Eshleman
Butterc GrH
Robert & Richard Landis
Judy RH
Alice RH
John A Harsh
Liz
NOW’S THE
TO GET THE
ON NEW HOLLAND
FARM EQUIPMENT!!!!
Here’s why:
■ Prices are frozen at least until November 14.
■ When acted upon favorably by Congress, in
vestment credit lets you deduct part of the
purchase price of most farm equipment from your
income tax.
■ Convenient credit terms
A, B. C. Groff, Inc.
110 S. Railroad Ave
New Holland
354-4191
W C. E. Wiley & Son, Inc.
700 W»dctert Ave. 101 s. Lime St, QuTryvlll.
(Continued from Page 16)
Days Milk
Age
305
305
303
305
RH
GrH
305
3-11
GrH
305
305
305
6-1
3-
4-
RH
RH
RH
305
GrH
293
9-10
RH
305
10-4
305
305
GrH
305
7-10
GrH
305
GrH
305
RH
RH
305
RH
305
GrH
305
RH
305
GrH
4-10
305
RH
305
3-10
RH
305
3-10
GrH
305
RH
GrH
305
RH
305
284
305
305
6-10
5-7
GrH
305
BEST TIME
IST DEAL
L. H. Brubaker
350 Strasburg Pike
Test Fat
20,689
17,211
697
689
19,020
696
19,728
695
695
17,943
3.5
43
37
694
684
679
19,966
15,790
18,503
694
13,714
16,888
692
16,391
692
19,381
21,135
690
16,658
690
16,979
689
689
16.105
17,754
20,046
686
15,809
686
23,756
15,892
3.7-
18,676
16,616
682
14,840
681
680
15,751
679
16,461
17,534
678
16,977
678
676
18,416
19,445
674
18,083
674
19,292
18,014
673
670
17,159
673
Lancaster
397-5179
Owner - Name
Jay E Landis
Paris
Earl L Hershey
105 RH
Mrs Dorothy Chapman
Sally
HIGH DAILY BUTTERFAT AVERAGES
Day*
On
Test
Name Breed
Aaron E Beiler
R&GrH
John P Lapp
R&GrH
Curtis E Akers
R&GrH
John S Yost
RH
Kenneth L Siegrist
GrH
John & Elam Rutt
RH
Elmer S Stoltzfus
R&GrH
John K Stoltzfus
RH
John R Sauder
R&GrH
Carl G. Troop
RH
Donald S Eby
RH
James W Bowman
R&GrH
Glenn C Hershey
RH
Lloyd Wolf
R&GrH
Paul B Zimmerman
RH
Facts For
(Continued from Page 16)
worm treatment can yield as
much as five dollars in return.
Lice and mange are serious
problems on some farms, and
they seriously affect growth and
well-being of young cattle. The
time to do something about this
problem is now.
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«. BAKER’S
Tfr AG-LIME pays off BEST!
Liming pays off in healthier soil, better crops, stronger and more
productive animals. In fact, it has been estimated that each $1 invested
in limestone returns from $3 to $lO in bigger and yields.
Baker’s agricultural limestone pays off best because it does more.
Baker’s ag-lime sweetens soil to reduce acidity and raise pH level. It
also adds vital magnesium, Botli are important to make sure that your
crops can make full use of the fertilizers you apply.
FALL LIMING IS BEST! All winter long-through rain, snow, freezing and thawing-the
limestone seeps down to root depths to put soil into top condition for spring. Choose
the brand that meets your needs best. Contact your nearest dealer.
Oxide Oxide
• "Conestoga Valley" balanced limestone from our Ephrata quarry 14% 35%
• "Prime Lime" dolomite limestone from our Gap quarry 20% 30%
• "Hy-Mag" limestone from our Paradise quarry 20% 30%
Henry B. Hoover Clifford Holloway Harold l > ni iu
Ephrata 733-6593 Peach Bottom 548-2840 WUIow Street 484-3800
_ . Harvey G. Good Frank Peiffer Clyde K. Eahleman & Sons
Intercourse 768-8451 Pequea 284-4449 Washington Boro 872-7391
Oxford H * lTy Free **932-9762 ~ Fred Ebenthade AmotEby
Oxford 9JZ-5762 QuarryyjUe 788-3884 Paradise
Products of The J. E. Baker Co. • Call collect - (717) 354-4202
Breed
Age
Dnys
305 10,734 4.0
RH
305 14,100 4.8
GrH
305
No. Cow Days Milk
Cows In Milk Lbs.
97.8
23 2
871
319
52 3
88 3
856
35 5
86 5
39 7
909
42 2
86 7
45 0
95 7
25 9
42 5
85 2
76 8
35 6
45 0
86.4
919
33 0
94 3
23 5
56 7
83.3
32 9
83.3
A little time and money spent
now will pay off in healthy rugged
heifers at the end of the winter
season.
More than 2.6 billion dollars of
fire and lightening damage oc
curred on our nation’s farms
from 1954 to 1968.
Test Fat
Milk
16,034
%
Test
52 6
52 0
50 4
444
50 4
521
471
49 5
448
3.9
43.0
' 4.0
42 2
451
483
42 8
446
Farm News Brief
670
Fat
Lbs.
1.94
1.92
1.83
1.81
1.78
We Deliver
IP-Gas
1.75
1.74
1.73
1.70
No matter where
you live, you can
count on us to
service LP-Gas
needs fast and
efficiently.
1.69
1.68
1.68
1.68
167
1.67
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Petroleum Corporation
Box 1197 Oilierville Road
Lancaster. Pa.
Dail - 717-397-4954
Magnesium Calcium
687-8091