12—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Mar. 23. 1974
A cow in the herd of Robert Lentz completed the highest
lactation. 55 produced 21,361 pounds milk, 800 pounds but
terfat, with a 3.7 percent test. Second high lactation was
completed by a cow in the herd of Earl Zimmerman. Gladys
produced 21,340 pounds milk, 668 pounds butterfat, with a 3.1
percent test.
The herd of Dale E. Hostetler had the highest daily but
terfat average. This herd of 71.0 cows averaged 53.5 pounds
of milk, 2.08 pounds of butterfat with a 3.9 percent test. Two
herds placed second. The herd of Harold G. Bollinger, 50.8
cows, averaged 49.0 pounds milk, 1.96 pounds butterfat, with
a 4.0 percent test. The herd of Earl Zimmerman, consisting
of 39.9 cows, produced an average of 54.2 pounds milk, 1.96
pounds butterfat, with a 3.6 percent test.
LACTATION RECORDS OVER 600 POUNDS FAT
Owner • Name Age Days Milk Test Fat
Russel B. Bomberger
152
Hubert S. Miller
D. Wanda
Kay
Dixie
David Brandt
10
M. H. & E. E. Houser
Arjo
Mark G. Boeshore
SOT Van
70
85 Puss
68
78
3
A. Moyer & A. Brandt
Raven
Harvey T. Bomgardner
lona
Maurice M. Bennetch
34
William R. Meyer
144 A
1298
221 C
Simon S. Gingrich
2
52
Ernest Wagner
151
Dale E. Hostetter
Hitz
M. Luther Bennetch
46
Joyce
Ralph D. Shirk & Sons
Lulu
Finest
Bennetch Brothers
35
Robert Lentz
55
Sonnen Acres
Peg
Jill 2
Abram T. Lefever
Nix 9-4
Lou 5-4
Fem 3-8
Nancy 34
Mark H. Bomberger & Son
46 5-9
Bare Brothers Dairy
65
Mark C Patches
87
Oscar Van Lieu
Pansy
Isaac E. Zimmerman
Della
Norman Kline
Burke
Lass
Leroy Geesaman
38
Earl Zimmerman
Vicky
Gladys
Reuben 0 Martin
Nancy
Delmas Hernley
P 20
Weidler Brothers
Agnes
Ernest P. Detweiler
Tina
Twinkle
LEBANON I
COUNTY |
DMA |
MONTHLY |
REPORT I
FEBRUARY, 1974
11,088
14,624
13,325
19,584
8-3
7-2
4-5
19,205
15,635
6-2
11-4
5-
6-
4-11
3-3
3-3
15,948
16,780
17,922
17,042
ir,843
14,803
19,691
5-10
16,413
17,762
15,540
15,424
16,192
15,477
18,045
16,241
4-11
15,187
16,312
17,119
19,314
18,587
18,698
21,361
17,439
17,678
16,582
17,748
19,358
16,339
19,387
20,278
9-10
16,619
16,811
14,757
14,461
14,882
15,447
20,288
21,340
15,882
2-11
15,227
20,178
16,614
14,644
Arnold Acres
Sally
Connie
Richard E. Houser
12
Ruth 5-8
George & Vincent Arnold
79 4-5
Ivan M. Weiler
Grace 4-9
Raymond H. Zimmerman
Rosey 4-5
Clarence Mase
Oilie
Jackie
Cynthia
Name of Herd Owner
Dale E. Hostetter
Harold G. Bollinger
Earl Zimmerman
Abram T. Lefever
Isaac E. Zimmerman
Robert Lentz
Edwin E.Funck
Robert Martin
Edwin E. Funck
MervinW. Horst
Ralph D. Shirk & Sons
Gideon A. Fisher Jr.
Oscar Van lieu
Marvin K. Meyer
Bennetch Brothers
Bare Brothers Dairy
Galen Bollinger
William B. Meyer
Fort Zeller Farm
Abram T. Lefever
M. Luther Bennetch
Huberts. Miller
Ernest Wagner
Richard E. Houser
Arnold Acres
Harvey T. Bomgardner
John D. Bomgardner
A. Moyer & A. Brandt
Lewis M. Werner
Weidler Brothers
645
609
724
4.4
4.6
3.7
621
673
Horse Club
Attends
Polo Game
651
605
683
On March 12 the Broken
Bit 4-H Horse Club held its
monthly meeting at the
home of Cindy Enck,
Stevens. President Cindy
Enck conducted the business
meeting. A summary of the
recent horse judging, horse
bowl meeting was given by
Natalie Immel and Martha
Gregory. A report on County
Council was given by Jane
Gregory.
624
741
601
4.0
4.8
3.7
637
623
601
681
676
650
The horse show committee
presented information to the
club concerning the annual
show to be held May 25 at
Kurtz’s Show Ring, Denver.
It will begin at 11 a.m. and
feature a variety of classes.
Sunday, March 17 the club
attended a varsity polo game
at Valley Forge Military
Academy, Wayne, Pa.
The club’s next meeting
will be held on April 19 at the
home of Karin Risser,
Stevens. Anyone interested
in joining the club should
contact one of the leaders,
Mr. Robert Gregory, 733-
7584; or Mrs. Charles Risser,
733-2605.
669
700
721
605
660
4.5
3.9
3.7
4.1
748
693
707
668
768
732
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676
657
673
642
641
HAY &
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EVERY
WEDNESDAY
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PAULZ. MARTIN
SALES STABLES
2 miles East of
Intercourse
Sale managed by
Harvey Z. Martin
786
682
668
629
600
810
601
638
16,642 3.7 609
16,985 4.1 690
5-11
5-4
16,661 3.7 612
16,398 4.4 726
16,921 4.0 675
14,658 4.1 600
14,559 4.2 618
16,742 3.9 649
18,767 3.3 625
19,803 3.1 618
6-3
3-11
3-6
Herd Summary
Average Dally Production Per Cow
Days %
On No. Cow Days
Test Cows In Milk
34 71.0 85.3
32 50.8 86.9
62 39.9 92.5
24 52.9 92.7
59 18.3 79.9
24 97.8 88.8
18 38.8 86.1
28 30.7 81.5
45 37.5 86.1
31 32.4 93.4
35 71.5 82.3
32 26.0 95.9
65 33.6 93.7
21 76.5 88.4
24 71.2 81.9
35 78.0 82.7
56 72.9 91.8
21 219.5 92.0
31 45.5 87.8
38 54.6 84.9
28 49.0 86.4
30 53.5 91.2
33 40.2 85.8
23 36.9 93.9
30 82.0 92.6
21 95.0 92.4
19 39.0 82.2
28 87.8 79.7
38 82.8 83.0
29 130.3 90.7
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Brandt, who is a member
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bill is placed on the calendar
Monday, the House has 11
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agricultural land who takes
the land out of farming
would be required to pay the
difference between its
agricultural assessment and
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The other basic change in
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split offs. In other words, any
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