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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. June 19. 1976
Berks
DHIA Report
[ConfimMd from face 79]
NAME OF HERD OWNER
WernersviUedt. Hcjsp.
Kenneth L. Stwzman
Junge Farms
Charles R. Kissling
Charles Plushanskl
RayE. Bicksler
Stephen J. Janos
Show Top Farms
Ralph C. Richard
Paul H. Herbert -
Raymond B.Nolt
Clarence B.Kulp
Harold & Georg Schuler
Reu Hel Farms Inc.
Reu Hel Farms Inc.
Andrew D. Stoltzfus
J.HersheyMyer
Mervin Brubaker
Vista Grande Farm
Glenn B. Gockley
Raymond A. Seidel
George S. Troutman Jr.
William C. Adams
Louis E. Moyer
Mark A. Wolfskin
Arthur D. Schlappich
Paul E. Labe
Rogers. Buch
Charles D. Moyer
Norman J. Seidel
Daniel J.Hamish
Robert L. Sattazahn
Mertz Brothers i
Zahncroft Farm
Mervin Brubaker'
John C. Bartsch
Blue Mtn Academy
Leroy E. Howard
Hartman Bros.
Richard R. Troutman
Gene A. Reed
RalphG.Sanner
Way Har Farms
Frank G. Gromlich
Lester Heyer
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27 N. Church St.
Quarryville
786-7361
Junge Farms
Bella
Bessie
Rhonda
Kinder
Yost Brothers
No. 132
JOHN Z. MARTIN
New Holland RDI
Phone 717-354-5848
Div of Carnation
BUCK, PA.
284-4464
H 8 305 21,765
H 6-10 305 21,499
H 6-10 286 18.264
H 3-4 305 17,556
H 4-10 305 16,177
DAYS % COW DAYS MILK
ON TEST NO. COWS m MILK lbs.
32 57.9 94.5 56.0
53 33.2 91.6 48 6
52 38.9 93.8 56.6
33 41.1 91.6 49.2
47 , 74.7 97M 50.1
29 41.8 90.6 55.2
33 30.5 92.3 , 48.3
46 115.7 95.8 45.7
47 88.3 93.7 47.3
28 35.0 85.8 46.8
34 50.2 91.4 54.9
29, , 52.6 93.2 46.7
32 42.3 89.7 46.1
28 112.5 92.0 51.3
28 114.9 90.9 50.6
31 89.7 85.2 ■„ 50.4
35 42.8 93.7 45.2
. 32 61.0 AM 47.8
55 87.0 92.9 45.4
37 29.0 96.6 45.2
36 13.0 92.3 45.3
35 68.5 99.7 48.3
36 110.0 1 98.8 45.2
35 25.5 , 77.1 45.8
31 64.5 ~ .79.4 45.8
33 49.5 ' 96.7 44.0
x 27 79.3 91.4 45.6
29 45.2 85.6 44.9
31 93.0 85.2 43.1
28 24.0 89.9 40.9
30 77.3 87.9 48.1
26 104.0 96.7 49.1
55 47.0 88.0 44.7
'33 46.0 92.0 45.3
31 59.9 82.4 45.6
35 39.9 85.3 46.8
26 93.3 98.1 43.6
42 115,4 94.3 42.6
33 89.0 90.0 43.0
31 70.1 86.7 44.5
31 42.4 90.6 43.3
- 32 54.9 95.6 45.0
38 94.1 93,5 44.7
29 56.4 91.3 41,6
28 68.3 86.3 41.3
Federal and state hog
cholera quarantines were
lifted oh recently from
Hillsborough county, N.H.,
ending all such quarantines
in the country for the first
time since March 2, the U. S.
Department of Agriculture
(USDA) announced.
Officials 'of USDA’s
Animal and Plant Health
Inspection Service (APHIS)
said hog cholera sur
veillance'will continue in the
former outbreak areas of
New England and N.J. The
last remaining quarantines
in R. 1., N. J., and Mass, were
lifted in April and May.
A highly infectious viral
disease of swine, hog cholera
was diagnosed in late
February and early March
in N.J., R. 1., and Mass. The
disease was found April 28 in
New Hampshire. Hog
cholera cannot be contracted
by other animals or humans.
Wool pull
scheduled
FLEMINGTON, N.J. -
New Jersey wool producers
will hold their annual wool
pool on the weekend of June
25th, including that very
afternoon and continuing
through Sunday. The pool
will dose each day at 6 p.m.
and open at 8 a.m, except for
on' the first day (Friday)
when it opens at 1 p.m.
The pool is organized by
the New Jersey Sheep and
Cooperative Association and
wool producers from the
Hog cholera
quarantines lifted
William W. Herbert -
LefoyE. Howard
Omar Zook & Son?
John H. Stump '
Donald B. Duncan
Harold G. Heck
Pauls. Phillips
William A. Wealand ~
Witchcraft Dairy
Ellis R.Kunkel
Linden Loch Holstein
LeonardG. Stoltzfus'
RobertD.Seidel
George E, Seidel
Donald M. Meyers'
RussellK.Dietrich
Clarence C. Sattazahn :
CharlesW. Lamm
Ernest C. Hoffman
Russell H.Haas
Roy C. McLain-
Terry Bingaman
RobertE. Kieffer -
J. Merle Stutzman
- Ernest 0. Miller
Richard H. Hoffman
Robert C. Dreisbach
ZahncroftFarm ~
William 6. HCwerter
Eleanor K. Siegfried
Charles W. Lamm
HylarkFarm
Irvin G. Weaver
Wilmer Dreibelbis
Lynn & Neil Stpudt
Harold Fenstermaker.
Ontelynn Acres
Ray L. Breckbill & Son
874
979
658
719
711
York Co, Home
Economists
The York County Home
Economists will sponsor a
“Super Serving Seminar” by
Nancy Olson on June 23 at 9
a.m. to' 3 p.m. atrthe Spring
Grove Junior High School,
Spring Grove, Pa. Seminar
participants need not be
experts, but 'they should
have sewn a few garments.
The seminar will focus on
speed sewing and includes
pattern fitting and ad
justment, plus how to copy a
design.
Diagnosis of the disease
brought State - Federal
eradication teams into ac
tion. It was necessary for
them to destroy 51 herd,
totalling abut 20,000 swine,
as the best means of
preventing the disease from
spreading. About $2.4 million
in federal indemnity funds
has been paid to producers.
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Yes, liming pays .. . it'pays in extra bushels and tons of crops; in health"
ier, more profitable livestock; in the increased worth of properly
land; and it pays in the satisfaction that comes from doing a better j° b
of farming. - A
36' 45.6 - 95.1-
28 116.8 92.9
. 34 43.0 91.7
32 50.8 86.9
28 71.9 ' 84.0
'32 58.2 v 85.3
30 . 33.0 80.4
39. 32.7 -- 90.4
57 12.9 99.6
33 - 26.7 86.3 ’
28 52.5 86.7
34 65.4 96.6
25 36.5 89.9
33 48.4 93.7
43 61.6 88.9.
30 75.3 90.4
31 86.9 92:9 .
34 85.1 90.3
22 51.0 90.0
.30 . 56.7 83.5
26 33.5 86.3
.27 56.4 85.3
28 44.0 96.1
32 - 26.1 92.7
35 181.3 85.5
35 , 58.7 92.1
32 ,'51.5 81.9
-30 ' 46.0 88.2:
29 . 86.8 . 91.0
64 ' 29.7 88.3
29 j 83.4 89.8
24 74.5 91.4
33 -37.1 90.6
32 55.0 86.5
30 17.0 79.8
51 31.5 88:8
45 85.5 85.0
29 41.0 91.6
+ Alternate AM-PM Testing.
EVERY S % ett I
WEDNESDAY IS % I
m* DAIRY
” DAY
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC. I
New Holland, PA ~ I
' If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have from I
lOOto 200 cows to sell every week at your price a
Mostly fresh'anciclose springing Holstems m
Cows from local farmers and our regular ■
shippers including Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite, ■
Gordon Fritz, Blaine Hoffer, Dale Hostetter.H D ■
Matz, and Jerry-Miller. -■
SALE STARTS 12:30 SHARP I
Also Every Wednesday, Hay, Straw & ■
Ear Corn Sale 121:00 Noon. ■
All Dairy Cows & Heifers must be I
eligible for Pennsylvania Health Charts. I
For arrangements for special sales or herd E
dispersals at our barn or on your farm, contact fl
Abram Diffenbach, Mgr. fl
717-354-4341 B
Norman Kolb I
717-397-5538 . ■
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MARTIN LIMESTONE, INC.
Blue Ball,* Pa. 354-4125
Pa. 442-4148
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