—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 1. 1975
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NEPPCO
Meetings
Slated
The Neppco service in
which poultryinen are show
ing the greatest interest is
the newly revised Members
Advisory Service according
to Dodge. To use it, a
member with a problem
simply calls the Neppco
office and is immediately put
in touch with a person who
has expertise in that par
ticular problem area. Dodge
said Neppco has also
developed a large Technical
Committee of specialists
from northeastern colleges,
extension service, and in
dustry, who have volun
teered their services as
consultants to Neppco
members for such trouble
shooting assignments. Their
expertise covers the general
areas of production,
processing and marketing
for eggs, broilers and
turkeys.
Dodge and Neppco’s
executive director, Richard
I. Ammon, have been the
principal speakers at these
meetings, which have been
co-sponsored and promoted
by state poultry
associations, the local ex
tension service and industry
firms.
Five more such meetings
are planned over the next
two months in Connecticut,
New York and Penn
sylvania.
The Pennsylvania meeting
will be held in the Lancaster
Farm and Home Center on
Thursday evening, March 20.
It will be co-sponsored by the
Lancaster County Poultry
Association but will be open
to all interested poultrymen.
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STAUFFER DIESEL, INC.
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STAUFFER DIESEL, INC.
312 W. MAIN STREET, NEW HOLLAND, PA. PH; 354-4181
At their regular quarterly meeting
last week in the Farm and Home
Center, the Red Rose DHIA board of
directors elected new officers for the
coming year. Robert L Kauffman, Jr.,
Ayrshires Complete Records
In the herd of John H.
Stick, Green Brae Farm,
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, a
senior-four-year old
registered Ayrshire cow
named Green Brae C. P.
Countess has completed an
official milk production
record of 17280 pounds, with
740 pounds of butterfat, on
twice daily milking for 305-
day DHIR testing period.
This record is one of many
being made by increasing
number of registered Ayr
shires on the Ayrshire
Breeders’ Association of
ficial DHIR testing program.
Countess’ record is 1%
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left, of Peach Bottom, was elected
secretary. James G. Kreider, center,
Quarryville, was named president,
and Robert Kendig, Conestoga, is the
new vice-president
times the national average
for all dairy cows.
In the herd of Charles H.
Gable, Conebella Farm,
Elverson, Penn., a seven
year old registered Ayrshire
cow named Conebella Betty
Rue has completed an of
ficial milk production record
of 16800 pounds, with 684
pounds of butterfat, on twice
daily milking for 305-day
DHIR testing period. This
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record is one of many being
made by an increasing
number of registered Ayr
shires on the Ayrshire
Breeders’ Association of
ficial DHIR testing program.
Rue’s record is 1% times
the national average for all
dairy cows. The Ayrshire
breed is noted for persistent,
profitable production of
nutritious, quality milk.
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