Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 23, 1974, Image 14

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    14—Uncaiter Farming, Saturday. Nov. 23, 1974
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DAYS
ON
BREED TEST
Rufus G. Martin
NO.
COWS
RH 36
Paul B. Zimmerman
RH 24
Titus B. Stoner
R&GrH
J. Ray Ranck
R&GrH 31
Curtis E. Akers
R&GrH 28
Rohrer Brothers
: HOG PRODUCERS!
Get Top for
Sold in sorted lots the auction way. See them
weighed and sold and pick up your check.
SALE EVERY MONDAY 9;00 A.M.
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
. Phone 717-354-4341
Daily Market Report Phone 717-354-7288
Abe Diffenbach, Manager
SEE ONE TODAY AT
R. S. HOLLINGER
& SON
113 West Main Street, Mour
Mon. thru Fri.—B A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
Sat. 8 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
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HERD SUMMARY
MILK
LBS.
COW DAYS
IN MILK
88.1
28.9
49.1
87.9
35.1
51.3
91.4
43.0
51.1
87.1
32.3
49.3
85.6
59.1
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FAT
LBS.
%
FAT
2.04
53.7
2.02
2.01
1.90
1.85
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R&GrH 32
John S. Wenger
R&GrH 33
ElUs D. Krelder
R&GrH 34
Jacob M. Conley
R&GrH 36
Jonas 0. Sensenig
R&GrH 20
Marvin L. Weaver
R&GrH 30
Dr. James D. Cox
R&GrH 30
J. Z. Nolt
RH 21
Amos B. Lantz
RH 39
Aaron B. Lantz
R&GrH 28
Enos K. Miller
32 34.0 97.1 50.1
+Alternate A.M.-P.M. Test.
R&GrH
Dairymen
(Continued from Page 13)
or destroy disease producing
becteria. But the only
weapon we have against
bacteria or other organisms
that can invade and destroy
the udder or even the cow is
the resistance of the cow
herself.
Dairymen often fail to
recognize that many stress
factors affect the cow’s
ability to resist infection.
Greatest of these is an injury
to the teat end. Good milking
and good sanitation have a
tremendous effect on the
health of udders. Dairymen
who know that their cows
have mastitis or are
producing abnormal milk
should take a serious look at
the management of their
cows before they resort to
the use of antibiotics
You and your veterinarian
must recognize that lables on
all medicines safe to give to
milk producing animals
clearly state proper doses
and withholding times.
46.1
87.5
52.2
48.0
06.1
47.1
43.0
98.0
51.5
48.0
89.3
36.0
46.1
92.3
30.7
47.1
93.8
27.3
48.3
90.2
63.5
47.5
69.0
34.7
43.8
89.4
51.0
47.7
91.5
29.8
No dairyman or
veterinarian would con
tribute to antibiotic residues
in milk or meat if lable
directions were followed.
Don’t lose two days worth of
milk or a butcher cow -
follow the instructions on the
label.
Treat Plastic Tubing
In Dairy Carefully
Plastic tubing is widely
used in the dairy industry.
Both clear and flexible types
are used for transferring
milk from cows to bulk tank
and later to tank trucks.
Properly handled it is tough
and will last for five or more
years.
Proper cleaning,
sanitizing and drying
procedures are essential.
You should follow
manufacturers directions
very closely.
Removal of the
plasticizing material causes
lack of flexibility and et
ching. High temperatures
40'x 100'
iBB
! ADDRESS
I STATE
DATE PLAI
I SIZE OF BUILDING PLANNED WIDTH
(over 160 degrees F), strong must be flexible. Tern
alkaline cleaners and perature variations cause
Inadequate rinsing cause expansion and contractions
this condition. The result Is Tills leaves the surface full
an inner surface which Is of scaly areas. They may
hard and brittle. trap milk and cause quality
During use plastic tubing problems.
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