Lancaster farming., July 26, 1975, Image 48

—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 26, 1975
48
COUNTY 1
DHIA ;
MONTHLY
0 REPORT
A Holstein ac the Wemersville State Hospital, number
1376, heads the list of production records completed in 303
days or less for June. The four-year-old Holstem produced
23,712 pounds of milk and 866 pounds of butterfat.
The second highest production record completed
belongs to Teen Chal Farm’s number 146 with 18,348
pounds of milk and 853 pounds of butterfat.
Following is a list of Berks County’s DHIA herds which
produced 1.5 pounds of butterfat per cow per day.
OWNER
BREED
WernersviUe State Hospital
R&GH
Paul E. Labe
R&GH
Louis E. Moyer
RH
Robert D. Seidel
R&GH
Andrew D. Stoltzfus
R&GH
Richard R. Troutman
R&GH
Stephen J. Janos
R&GH
Charles R. Kissling
RH
Ellis R. Kunkel
RH
Herb Top Farms
R&GMixed
Mark A. Wolfskill
RH
Rodger L. Wagner
R&GMixed
F. M. Browns Sons Inc.
R&GH
James G. Stutzman
R&GH
Donald B. Duncan
R&GH
Kenneth L. Stutzman
R&GH
Ray E. Bicksler
R&GH
Harry A. Lutz
R&GH
Roger S. Buch
RH
Mark A. Wolfskill
RH
William G. Howerter
R&GH
Harold G. Heck
RH
Robert L. Sattazahn
R&GH
Ray M. Sattazahn
R&GH
J. Hershey Myer
R&GH
JUNE 1975
PER COW
MONTH NO COWS PER DAY
64.1
June
81.7
May
25.0
June
36.9
June
89.0
June
68.3
June
27.9
June
June
41.6
June
25.0
May
25.7
May
62.0
June
104.9
June
88.6
June
42.0
June
76.1
June
38.9
June
39.1
25.7
June
43.8
June
61.0
June
81.7
June
52.3
June
June 101.6
June 44.6
June 39.0
George E Moyer
R&GH
Mrs. M. M. Mertz
R&GH
Ray W. Seidel
R&GH
Vista Grande Farm
RH
Linden Loch Holstein
R&GH
Harold & George Schuler
R&GH
Francis R. Moser
R&GH
Clarence B. Kulp
R&GMixed
George S. Troutman Jr.
R&GH
Paul H. Herbert
RH
W. Dreibelbis & Son
RG
Ernest C. Hoffman
RH
Larry L. Mertz
R&GH
Lester Heyer
R&GMixed
George E. Seidel
RMixed
Herb Top Farms
R&GMixed
Frank G. Gromlich
R&GH
Paul S. Phillips
R&GMixed
Pinnacle View Dairy
R&GH
Ralph G. Sanner
R&GH
Leroy E. Howard
R&GH
J. D. Rosenbaum & Son
R&GH
Clarence C. Sattazahn
R&GH
Norman J. Seidel
R&GH
Galen E. Stauffer
R&GH
Robert Sittler
GMixed
Yost Brothers
R&GH
John F. Snyder
R&GMixed
Omar Zook & Sons
R&GH
Muddy Creek Farm
RH
Robert C. Dreisbach
RJ June 51.2 1.50
The “plus” following the Daily Fat Lbs. indicates herd
is enrolled in the alternate AM-PM testing plan.
The following cows produced over 550 pounds of fat or
more in 305 days or less:
OWNER
NAME OR AGE
NUMBER BREED YR-MO
Robert D. Seidel
GBeauty H 10-
2.09
2.09
2.06
1.85
1.85
1.85
1.82
1.78
1.77
1.76
1.73
1.72
1.72
1.71
1.69
1.69
1.69
1.68
1.67
1.66
1 66
Lenora
Abby H
Pay! H. Herbert
1.65
Ella H
Ellis R. Kunkel
1.65
Joy H
Roy Y. Stoltzfus
1.64
Violet G
Ralph C. Richard
Fawn H
Lisa H
Lucinda H
1.64
57.0
June
51.0
May
34.2
June
63.7
June
49.2
June
37.8
June
124.4
June
50.0
June
66.4
June
37.8
June
43.9
June
52.8
Ji_ne
54.5
May
57.7
June
50.2
June
26.0
June
52.6
June
36.0
June
45.4
June
50.6
June
104.9
June
73.6
June
81.7
June
24.0
June
24.2
June
40.6
June
116.3
June
51.0
June
38.6
June
36.0
June
LBS LBS
MILK BUTTERFAT
DAYS
IN MILK
18,217
17,809
15,586
305
305
305
305 13,527 601
300
13,909
10,715
305
16,114
16,010
15,136
305
305
293
6-1
6-1
5-9
Girl H
Ormsby7 +1
Leroy E. Howard
1.64
Paula H
George E. Seidel
Patty H
Robin A
Rosie A
Lea H
Ro Ria Farms
896 H
955 H
976 H
983 H
Show Top Farms
April H
Bella H
Inka H
Marie H
Music H
Ray M. Sattazahn
1.63
1.63+
1.62
1.61
1.60
1.59+
1.59+
1.59+
1.58
Sussie H
J. Hershey Myer
1.58
Model H
Daniel J. Harnish
Ardell H
Cardell H
Gigi H
Mabel H
Wemersville St. Hosp.
1288 H
1369 H
1376 H
1467 H
1.58+
1.58+
1.58+
1.57
1.57
1.55
1.55
1.54
1.53
1.52
1.52+
1.52
1.51
1.51+
1.51
1.51+
1.50+
1.50+
1.50
690
570
618
660
573
EASY INSTALLATION
Installation is faster, simpler
and less expensive because of the
unique features built into each
Martin Free Stall. Pre-drilled,
rear angle brackets allow easy
fastening to wooden headboards,
walls—or for placement that is
independent of any support.
760
574
656
Only the Martin Free Stall has
that "extra bend" that provides
a straight downward leg into a
narrower concrete curb. Concrete
curbs that hold and retain the
bedding—as well as anchor each
free-standing stall—need not be
constructed wider than six inches
4-7 305
3-4 305
4-8 305
8-1 291
4-1 305
4- 298
2-1 305
3- 305
2-7 305
2-10 305
2-7 305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
281
294
7-5
4-
2-5
2-3
305
302
305
305
6-9
4-7
4-6
2-1
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13,438 563
15,613 60$
17,842 699
12,948
13,519
14,730
15,300
585
600
589
555
13,836
14,610
16,633
14,934
577
557
612
561
14,430
13,952
15,300
13,565
14,181
582
559
561
552
573
16,088
679
15,424
654
21,990
16,099
15,424
15,158
721
615
636
550
18,728
18,556
23,712
15,929
642
706
866
639