Receiving honors at the DH!A row from left) Don Trimble. Horace
banquet held In Lancaster on Mann (Masonic Homes). Floyd Zook -
Tuesday were (front left to right) tester representing the J.Z.Nolt farm
George Hough and K. D. Linde. (Back and Joseph Lindecamp.
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Production awards
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13,463 pounds of milk and 812
pounds of fat. The Masonic
Homes, Elizabethtown,
represented by Horace
Mann, director; had the
highest producing Ayrshire
herd with 13,237 pounds of
milk and 561 pounds of fat. In
the Jersey breed, George
Hough, Peach Bottom R 2,
recorded the highest figures
with 10,599 pounds of milk
and 488 pounds of butterfat.
John N. Shirk, Leola, had the
high producing mixed breed
herd with 16,612 pounds of
milk and 604 pounds of fat.
Donald Trimble, Peach
Bottom R 2, had the highest
producing herd of Brown
Swiss cows that produced
13,923 pounds of milk and 571
pounds of fat. J. N. Nolt,
Leola Rl, had the highest
herd of Holsteins.
Joseph Lindecamp was
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Dec. 13,1975
presented a special award
during the program for
having served the DHIA as a
tester for 25 years. He and
his wife were awarded a
plaque and a cash gift of (50.
Don Ace, dairy extension
specialist from Penn State,
noted that although the
northeastern portion of the
United States was not known
for its high milk production
level, Lancaster County led
in high records.
“You dairymen had in
valuable DHIA records,”
Ace noted, “which are not
matched anywhere in the
United States.” Ace was the
guest speaker at the af
ternoon meeting.
Fifty-two herds in Lan
caster County produced over
600 pounds of butterfat or
more for the year with many
milk production figures
exceeding 15,000 pounds.
Several herds had figures
climbing up to 17,000 and
18,000 pounds of njilk.
It was also noted that 710
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