78—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Fob. 28, 1976
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A registered Holstein cow owned by Lancaster Men
nonite Hospital Farm, Lebanon R 5, completed the highest
305 day lactation. UnelUe produced 25,941 pounds of milk,
979 pounds of butterfat with a 3.8 percent test. Second high
lactation was completed by a registered Holstein cow
owned by John P. Lapp, Leola Rl. Lin produced 22,140
pounds of milk, 945 pounds of butterfat with a 4.3 percent
test in 305 days.
The herd of Henry B. Leaman, 1891 Windy Hill Road,
Lancaster, had the highest daily butterfat average. This
herd of 29 registered & grade Holstein cows averaged 52.4
pounds of milk, 2.26 pounds of butterfat with a 4.3 percent
test. The herd of Aaron E. Beiler, Paradise, placed
second. This herd of 25 registered & grade Holstein cows
averaged 51.2 pounds of milk, 2.21 pounds of butterfat with
a 4.3 percent test.
FIRST 305 DAYS OF LACTATION
WITH 650 OR MORE POUNDS OF BUTTERFAT
OWNER - COW’S NAME AGE DAYS MILK TEST FAT
BREED
Lancaster Mennonite Hospital Farm
Unellie RH 4-3 305 25,941
Valud34 RH 4-0 305 18,267
John P. Lapp
Lin
Star
Ivan Z. Martin
Flo RH 8-4 305 23,313
John M. Hamish
Sandra RH 5-8 305 18,807
Patricia RH 5-3 305 20,549
Missy RH 54 305 21,572
Sandy RH 4-10 305 18,684
Miss RH 4-6 305 21,634
Melanie RH 5-2 305 18,480
Amos M. Stoltzfus
Laura RH 6-10 305 23,046
RH 5-5 305 22,140
RH 4-1 305 18,962
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JANUARY 1978
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Cecelia GrH
Taml RH
Libblc RH
Rufus G. Martin
25 RH
Paul H. Rohrer
10
17
39
12
Don Ranck
47 Palm RH
Nathan E. Stoltzfus
Lora RH
Edith RH
Dana RH
Julyn RH
Lisa RH
Snowball RH
Glenda RH
Marvin K. Witmer
Connie RH
Echo RH
Henry B. Legman
Jenifer RH
Jade GrH
Lass GrH
J. Ray Ranck
Maggie
Linda
Shirley
J. Earl Horst
Cheryl RH 4-3
Rose RH 5-11
Flossy RH 7-2
Samuel N. Myer & Son
Loretta RH 3-8
J. Mowery Frey Jr.
Bobbie RH 9-2 305 19,122 4.4 838
Alnat RH 3-11 305 16,239 5.0 807
Caramel RH 4-4 305 17,358 4.0 697
Tracylu RH 4-6 305 20,748 3.3 685
979
671
945
715
928
912
Good Plus (84) & Production Qualified (Jan.-76)
215 Daughters in 138 Herds Average 16.626 M
Predicted Difference (92 % rpt.) +2.195M
With these figures just released by USDA, Atlantic’s Rocket bull has been the top Al sire con
tinuously since May-74. This time, he topped the list of 878 Holstein sires m Al!
With these figures just released by USDA, Atlantic's Rocket bull has been the top Al sire con
tinuously since May-74. This time, he topped the list of 878 Holstein sires in Al!
Rocket is among 135 dairy sires now available daily through our Professional Technician Service
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306
306
306
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57
7-11
272
305
305
305
293
7-5
3-6
55
65
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GrH
GrH
GrH
305
290
55
7-11
305
305
305
4-7
4-10
25
305
304
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FLASH: Another New + I.OOOM Al-Proven Holstein!
15H157 Diamond-S Pietje STANDOUT—GP
30Daus.in22HerdsAve. 16,001 M 3.37%
Pred. Dif. (55% rpt.) +1.075M +s7l
“Standout" son; VG dam has records over 25.000 M!
-Atlantic
BREEDERS COOPERATIVE
LIVESTOCK
SERVICES
907
829
669
3.7
3.9
3.7
24,322
21,145
18,257
23,779
878
761
738
678
18,670
18,264
18,040
18,823
4.7
4.2
4.1
3.6
20,974
19.814
19.814
17,284
21,228
21,176
16,901
21,921
856
734
20,729
19,017
852
765
658
3.4
4.0
4.1
25,017
18,911
16,229
4.8
4.1
3.8
848
675
668
17,577
16,395
17,333
843
727
694
24,927
22,100
21,920
3.4
3.3
3.2
843
20,894
G, Rose RH 2-0
Rhelda & Lynn Royer
Cool RH
Mcrrl rh
Daylltc RH
Pat RH
Carl L. Martin
Gaiety
Lassie
Lynette
Stella
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16.673
305
305
306
291
5-9
15-2
7-8
5-4
23.671
10.612
17,169
20,687
306
306
306
306
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8-0
5-2
5-5
20.493
19,660
16,229
16,718
STILL THE
NO. 1 SIRE
IN THE U.S.
FOR MILK
AND $-VALUE
PREDICTED
DIFFERENCE!
(Jan.-76 USDA
Al Sire Summary)
3.50% 582 F
+sls6 +44F
539 F
+ 16F
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