Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 15, 1975, Image 36

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    -—LancitUr Farming, Saturday. Feb. 18.1
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FOR TOP MILK PRODUCTION IN CHESTER CO. ON
D.H.IA ROLLING HERD AVERAGE FOR 1974
32 COWS 17,684 LBS. MILK 672 LBS. FAT.
Earl and Betty’s average in 1972 was
40.6 lbs. of milk per cow per day on
ail cows. In 1974 their herd average
was 50.9 lbs. of milk per cow per day
on all cows.
Most farmers don’t realize how much
10.3 lbs. of milk is worth. If milk is 8
cents per lb. this amounts to $300.76
per cow per year. Take your number
of cows and find out how much an
extra 10 lbs. of milk is worth to you.
Southeast)
George F. DeLong
Regional Manager
P 0 Box 683 Lititz Pa 17543
Call Collect 717 626 0115
Eastern Lancaster Co
Melvin Herr
RR2 New Holland Pa 17557
Ph 717 354-5977
Worth Western Lancasl
Eart B. Binder
RD2 Manheim Pa 17545
Phone 717-665 3126
Henry DeLong, Jr.
RD2 Peach Bottom. Pa 17563
Ph 717-548-2580
"I was asked what I think of the AGRI-KING feeding program. I don't know exactly what to say
everything is. important! You cannot look at any one thing and say that is more important than
anything else. Protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins and trace minerals at the right levels and
percentages are very important to a balanced feeding program. I feel that if a farmer is interested in
getting the most out of each acre of ground, each pound of feed and each head of livestock, he will
have to test his roughage and fine out what is in that part of his feeding program.
I started on the AGRI-KING feeding program in January 1973 with an average of 14,814 lbs. milk
and 583 lbs. fat. We were having breeding problems, severe cases of sore feet and a Jot of abortions,
and we were unable to find the reason for all these problems. AGRI-KING then checked and found
that our hay had a very high level of nitrates, and Micro XX was included in our feeding ration. AGRI
KING is the only one who ever helped us counteract these problems.
By January 1975 our rolling herd average on D.H.I.A. is 18,593 lbs. milk and 693 lbs. fat. We have
had 19 straight months in which our milking cows have averaged over 50 lbs. of milk and we didn't
have to replace a lot of cows to achieve this record. Eleven of my older cows (with an average of their
sth lactation) averaged 15,135 lbs. milk and 568 lbs. fat in 1973. In 1974 these same cows averaged
19,354 lbs. milk and 706 lbs. fat.
My hope for the future is that we can fine-tune this program and follow it even closer than ever
before."
Southwestern Lane;
Ben Greenawalt
RD2 Conestoga. Pa 17516
Ph 717-872-5686
Lebanon Co
Marvin Meyer
RD2 Pox 157
Annville Pa 17003
Ph 717-867-1445
Lehigh Co. Area
J. H. Moore
1213 Zorba Drive
Whitehall. Pa 18052
Ph 215-432-5987
Agri-King Congratulates
EARL and BETTY WEIR
ister
KEY TO PROFIT
PERSONALIZED FEEDING PROGRAMS
COCHRANVILLE, PA
SERVICEMAN BILL WINDLE, RIGHT. CONGRATULATES EARL ANJQ BETTY
ON THEIR 1974 ACHIEVEMENT.
Testimonial
Montgomei
Cy Arnold
739 Rosewood Drive
Douglasville Pa 19518
Ph 215 385 6249
Chester Co
William Windle
ROI
Atglen Pa 19310
Ph 215 593 6143
Northeast Berks Co.
Roger Heller
RD#l
Robesoma. Pa
Ph 215-693 6160
AGRI KING,
& SE Berks Co
ILTON, ILL
South Central Penn;
James L Yoder
Regional Manager
R R 1 Box 81
Chambersburg Pa 17201
Cal! Collect 717 264-9321
Bedford Co . Pa. Area
(Kenneth |Sonny| Yoder
RD#2 F V 150
Bedford Pa 15522
Ph 814 623 6856
Cumberland Co. Pa Area
Marlin E. Ebersole
RD#5 .•>
Carlisle. Pa W«3
Ph 717-776-7324
Franklin Co. Pa. Area
Eldon Martin
RD#5
Waynesboro Pa 17268
Ph 717-762 3576
Franklin Co Pa Area
Mark H Yoder
2004 Philadelphia Ave
Chambersburg Pa 17201
Ph 717-263-1808
Washington Co. Mri Area
Earl H. Moyer
RD#5 Box 2*7
Hagerstown Md 21740
Ph 301 739 5199