—Lancaster Farming, Saturday" Oct 23, 1976
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A registered Holstein cow owned by Emanuel S.
Smucker, Gap Rl, completed the highest 305 day lac
tation. Daisy produced 24,630 pounds of milk, 1,065 pounds
of butter fat with a 4.3 per cent test. Second high lactation
was completed by a registered Holstein cow owned by
Edgefield Farms, Quarryville. Marcy produced 24,528
pounds of milk, 1,053 pounds of butterfat with a 4.3 per
cent test.
The herd of Edgefield Farms, Quarryville, had the
highest daily butterfat average. This herd of 60.9
registered & grade Holstein cows produced 55.1 pounds of
milk, 1.99 pounds of butterfat with a 3.6 per cent test. T
First 305 days of Lactation
With 670 or more lbs. of Buttetfat
OWNER
NAME OR nß ,, n AGE DAYS
NUMBER bKttu YR MO IN MILK
Emanuel S. Smucker
Daisy RH
Ruth RH
Edgefield Farms
Marcy RH
Dolly RH
Annabel RH
.'Loran RH
Dawn RH
Abram & John Barley
28 RH 6-3
307 GrH 6-2
293 RH 5-9
245 RH 3-4
23 GrH 8-1
403 GrH 4-5
164 RH 2-10
Conewago View Farms
Melody RH 4-7
Minnie GRH 3-11
Katie GrH 6-4
John Cmar Stoltzfus
Lesia RH
Ann RH
Master
Prilly
Harry S. Aungst
Pansy RH
RH
RH
Pam RH
Janet RH
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KERB GIVES TOP CONTROL
OF QUACKGRASS AND CHICKWEED
ALONG WITH OTHER
GRASSES AND WEEDS IN ALFALFA
Quackgrass, and other perennial and
annual grasses like bluegrass, ryegrass,
cheatgrass, and wild oats, along with
weeds like chickweed and others need
no longer lower the quality of your
alfalfa hay. A fall or winter application
of KERB herbicide from Rohm and
Haas Company controls the 15 most
common grasses and weeds that rob
your forage crop of water and nutrients
and deprive it of growing room Stands
can stay productive and profitable
longer and produce higher protein,
Lancaster
Bummcom
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COUNTY
DMA
MONTHLY!
REPORT I
LBS.
MILK
24,630
17,680
305
305
6-0
54
24,528
20,317
20,807
18,397
16,296
305
305
301
305
305
6-3
3-
4-
3-11
6-3
23,201
23.365
18,044
17,430
19,833
19,017
20,771
23,230
16,023
16,329
305
293
273
305
305
305
305
7-7
6-0
5-7
74
22,366
19,615
20,898
15,635
305
305
261
4-5
6-10
8-3
23,134
19,496
19,995
John M. Hamish
Machine RH 6-1 305 - 26,892
, Sandy 2 RH 5-8 305 16,509
Treva RH 4-5 305 18,323
'"Posey RH 5-0 305 17.684
Carla RH 3-11 305 • 18,877
Fairy RH 5-4 301 18,096
Fran RH 4-7 305 18,085
Lancaster Mennonite Hospital Farm
Uludyll RH 5-6 305 23,436
Vandr77 RH 4-3 305 18,861
John P. Lapp
Cassie
Lois
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%
FAT
LBS.
FAT
4.3
4.2
1,065
749
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
4.3
3.8
3.5
3.8
4.1
1,053
775
738
699
673
1,016
937
768
755
745
683
678
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Looking for spray painting
work on barns, etc at less
cost per gallon with the latest
equipment
I personally will do the job
carefully
BROKING
COUNTRY SWIRE
Phone
215-445-6186
PHARES HURST
RDI Narvon, PA 17555
4.3
5.0
4.3
1,001
805
704
4.3
4.3
3.8
4.7
963
842
802
738
955
842
679
4.1
4.3
3.4
more digestible hay for feeding to dairy
or beef animals.
Hay buyers, sellers, and those who feed
their own, all know the dollar value of
the superior quality hay, which weed
control can help produce.
ROHNin
mnnsßg
PHILADELPHIA PA 19105
305 22,088 4.1 897
305 21,078 4.0 834 .
4-
5-
RH
RH
XL-12 Chain Saw
3.5
4.5
3T.9 -
4.1
3.8
3.8
3.7
924
768
OVER HALF A MILLION BUILT AMD SOLD!
TEff
CUB,.
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FALL SPECIAL
HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS
na.oo OF p F Ric E E 6 -
PLUS FREE CHAIN
OFFER GOOD TILL NOV. I, 1976
HOMELITE 350 16” BAR 225.00
HOMEUTE SUPER E 2 20" BAR 185.00
HOMELITE SUPER E 2 20" BAR 175.00
Paul B. Zimmerman
Rosane RH
J. Z. Nolt
Chris RH 4-9
Abbie RH 9-0
Robert F.' & Joan B. Book
Nettie RH 4-5
Lassie RH 54
Doreen RH 5-1
Dottie RH 4-11
Clair M. Hollinger
Ann 64 RH 4-2
Proven performance, lightweight, only s
13V* !bs. dry, less bar and chain. Fells
trees up to 3 feet in diameter —easy to
handle —easy to start. Get a free dem
onstration today.
ON ALL NEW
USED CHAIN SAWS
305- s ’20,232 4.4 896
9-0
23,161
22,864
305
305
305 19,291 4-5 876
305 20,145 4.2 845
305 17,086 4.5 777
297 19,000 3.8 727
20,487
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