14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 18, 1974
pip
A cow in the herd of Kenneth B. Sellers completed the
highest lactation. 154 produced 20,256 pounds milk, 694
pounds butterfat with a 3.4 percent test.
The herd of J. Elmer Lapp had the highest daily butterfat
average. This herd of 31.0 cows averaged 48.9 pounds of milk,
2.04 pounds butterfat, with a 4.2 percent test.
INDIVIDUAL HIGH COW RECORDS
Owner-Name Breed Age Days Milk Tesl
Walmoore
323 RH
502 RH
41 RH
Ardrossan Farms
SVLucit RA
CBLGirl RA
Donald Hostetter, Jr
26 RH
Donald Shoemaker
Betty RH
Jacob K. Stoltzfus
Typhoon RH
Joy RH
Bluberry RH
Christ L. Stoltzfus
Molly RH
Applebrook Guernseys
CTish RG
C Princess RG
William P. Moore
241 RH
410 RH
556 RH
267 RH
274 RH
563 RH
401 RH
John M. Umble
Connie RH
Henry S. King
Florence RH
Dolly RH
Kenneth B. Sellers
154 RH
John S. Stoltzfus
Lady RH
Vernon R. Umble
Lois ' RH
Walmoore No. 3
23 RH
Samuel B. Acker
244 RH
RlB9 RH
Rl2l RH
Gideon Stoltzfus, Jr.
Crystal RH
Samuel J. Stoltzfus
RH
Judy
Sheeler Farm
327 RH
Elmer A. Mast
Candy RG
'David E. Weaver
RH
Patsy
Kunberton Farm Sch
Shirla RH
Vemon C. Ruth
RH
Posey
Buttonwood Farms
Lulu RBrS
Talma RBrS
Arna RBrS
H. & R. Mason
6F RH
48 B RH
John S. Smoker
22 RH
John W. Yeager
RH
100
Ronald Elliott
Robin RH
Willowland Farm
Bit RH
Elam Petersheim
Jo RH
Sukey RH
Lenape Dairy Farm
RH
630
Paul H. Eby
Odessa RH
Wilmer L Hostetler
Perform RH
Ed Miller & H. Moore
Star RH
David Walton
BF 74
RH 11-8
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18,208
17,958
18,726
305
305
305
5-6
5-
6-
15,967
16,363
305
305
20,243
305
3-11
18,339
305
19,706
17,388
17,347
305
305
305
4-5
7-11
7-8
16,247
305
13,031
13,900
305
305
16,813
18,118
18,994
14,031
16,538
18,093
16,254
15,433
305
15,467
19,752
305
305
20,256
305
18,205
305
4-10
16,801
12,276
305
14,346
14,834
16,158
305
305
305
4-7
6-4
8-7
15,813
304
14,301
302
17,079
305
14,073
305
17,502
305
12,702
305
7-10
19,402
305
13,116
14,580
13,190
6-6
4-3
7-10
305
305
305
14,851
19,180
305
305
13,121
305
15,333
305
17,403
305
14,092
305
17,922
16,391
305
305
17,250
2-10
305
16,684
305
14,083
305
14,066
17,754
305
HIGH DAILY BUTTERFAT AVERAGES
APRIL 1974
Owner-Breed No. % Cow Days
Cows in Milk Mllk lbs - %Fal
J. Elmer Lapp
GrH 31.0
Willowland Farm
GrH - 54.1
Jefferson D. Yoder
RH 54.0
Jacob K. Stoltzfus
RH 53.5
Jefferson D. Yoder
RH 54.0
Paul King
GrH 74.4
John S. Stoltzfus
RH 56.0
Donald Hostetler, Jr,
GrH 80.0
Newton Evans, Jr.
RH
John M. Umble
RH 38.6
Arthur D. Hershey
GrH 50.0
Donald Hpstetter, Jr.
761
701
602
4.2
3.9
3.2
GrH
Earl M. Weir
RH 33.0
Paul M. Snader
Mixed 31.9
Ardrossan Farms
RA 109.5
Evan Gill
GrH
Harold R. Kulp
753
570
752
Mixed
John E Bruner
GrH
J. Harold Bare
GrH
Paul H. Eby
735
678
668
3.7
3.9
3.9
730
RH 40.3
Christ L. Stoltzfus
GrH 35.9
Timothy Kauffman
713
690
RH 48.7
Samuel B. Acker
Mixed 194.7
William E. Parry
GrH 212.8
Vemon C. Ruth
RH 45.0
David E. Weaver
RH 41.0
706
John S. Smoker
700
687
GrH 35.7
William P. Moore
GrH 138.0
Harold J. Ranck
RH , 53.8
Kimberton Farm Sch
RG
694
694
690
H. & R. Mason
RH
Lloyd Mast
RH
684
4.6
4.4
3.7
662
651
600
661
660
644
644
641
641
633
633
613
604
4.8
4.2
4.6
Kendig Joins
629
613
Beacon Feeds
625
Richard B. Kendig has
joined the Beacon Feeds
organization m York as a
special accounts
representative. Kendig will
be calling on farmers m the
York area.
624
623
622
616
602
A veteran of 34 years in the
feed industry, Kendig has
served as district sales
manager for both General
Mills and Hales & Hunter Co
Immediately prior to his
present position, Kendig was
a special accounts
representative for Cargill,
selling Nutrena feeds to feed
dealers and large feeders
615
611
609
603
600
Kendig and his wife live in
Wilmington, Delaware
48.9
91.5
50.2
98.7
49.1
95.7
90.5
51.2
47.8
95.5
48.6
94.7
46.0
95.2
48.4
87.8
48.0
90.2
70.4
47.5
90.4
46.2
88.9
48.8
81.8
45.0
45.8
90.3
45.5
99.7
42.1
90.8
47.1
96.5
41.4
42.9
92.4
88.5
43.3
97.8
43.2
47.1
97.3
48.0
42.7
87.3
'45.4
91.0
45.3
87.7
40.4
93.7
43.6
94.2
40.7
92.6
42.3
90.2
36.9
89.6
42.1
95.8
40.2
86.8
30.9
58.5 84.7
39.0
105.5 88.5
53.9 87.2
Fat lbs.
2.04+
2.03
2.02
2.01
1.97
1.93
GrH 36.4
Round Top Farm
GrH 42.0 90.2 42.5
-(-Alternate A.M.-P.M. Test
1.88 ■
1.91
1.90
1.86
1.86
1.85
1.84
1.84+
1.82
1.76
1.75
1.75
1.75
1.74
1.74+
1.73
1.70
1.69+
1.69
1.67
1.66+
1.65
1.65
1.64
1.64
1.64
39.8
Gideon Stoltzfus, Jr.
GrH 426
Omer S. Smoker
GrH 78 - 8
George P. Lamborn
GrH 34.0
Joseph S. Bailey
GrH 73.5
Kauffman Bros.
GrH 62.5
Lester L. Lewis
33.0
GrH
Walmoore
jGrH 132.2
Landis S. Reid
67.3
A. Richard Stauffer
GrH
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44.4
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