A registered Holstein owned by J. Z. Nolt, Leola,
spieled the highest 305 day lactation. Hettie produced
j 22 pounds of milk, 95S pounds of butterfat with a 3.9 per
it test. Second high lactation was completed by a
iistered Holstein owned by Naaman W. Stoltzfus,
' °rs. Jammy produced 25,961 pounds of milk, 950
.ids of butterfat-with a 3.7 per cent test in 305 days.
The herd of Curtis E. Akers, Quarryville, had the
diest daily butterfat average. This herd of 60 registered
’ grade Holstein cows averaged 54.4 pounds of milk,
1 pounds of butterfat with a 3.9 per cent test. The herd
Tonas E. Zook, Quarryville, placed second. This herd of
registered and grade Holstein cows averaged 53.4
ids of milk, 2.07 pounds of butterfat with a 3.9 per cent
lER - BARN NAME AGE DAYS MILK
BREED YR-MO IN MILK LBS
Z. Nolt
Hettie RH
Lass RH
Lady RH
Elsa RH
laman W. Stoltzfus
Jammy RH
Janice RH
lewood Farm
Liz RH
Marilyn RH
Pearl RH
John M. Hamish
Gladys
Sonya 2
Beatrice
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4-3
4-4
2-2
305
305
305
305
305
305
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21,506
19,918
18,343
956
835
765
654
3.9
3.8
3.6
' 950
737
25,961
18,782
25,269
19,330
18,031
3.7
3.7
3.8
945
716
682
25,131
19,712
18,447
3.7
3.8
4.1
926
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. Temple, PA. 19560
(215)929-2884
Kitty RH 5-2
Mae RH 3-6
Rosanna RH 4-4
Gay RH 6-5
Lora RH , 2-5
Rufus G. Martin
12 RH 6-2
RH
I-ancaster Mennonite Hospital Farm
Uawn39 RH 5-1 305 23,477
Sidy 106 RH 7-1 305 19,488
Xawn62 RH 2-0 305 18,407
Xidy49 RG 2-0 305 18,331
J. Mowery Frey
Apollo
Honda
Jay C. Garber
Lieatsy
L.ldlee
Leyarta
Nlizazr
Marvin Reed
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
RH
24 GrH
Belinda RH
Marcie RH
Linda RH
Curtis E. Akers
Sally RH
Pandora RH
Robert H. Kauffman
Rose RH
Galen W. Crouse
Rich RH
Belle RH
Sadie RH
Orpha RH
Serena RH
Sevens RH
Bess ' RH
Karen RH
Astra RH
James L. High
Champon RH
Rose RH
Maggie RH
Ben S. Stoltzfus
Della RH
Linda RH
Jay L. Ranck
Lily
RH
305 21,191
305 18,757
305 23,492
305 20,068
304 14,368
305
23,636
17,814
305
305
305
5-11
4-4
22,896
18,578
4-2
4-11
4-7
2-5
305
305
305
305
22,590
25,027
20,935
16,901
24,766
15,848
17,621
16,788
5-2
7-6
7-5
44)
305
297
305
288
22,849
19,621
305
302
19,214
305
24,975
22,435
21,367
22,802
24,920
19,760
21,343
21,842
22,440
305
305
301
10-8
4-8
6-0
22,329
21,915
19,686
21,225
18,921
305
305
20,573
305
Fund
• •
raising
discussed
LANCASTER, Pa. -
Earlier this month the
Lancaster County Junior
Holstein Club directors met
at the Farm and Home
Center to discuss fund
raising projects. A semen
raffle was decided upon to be
held in July 1977. The group
plans to purchase three or
four amples of semen to be
raffled off, with first second,
third and fourth prizes.
The directors of the club,
chosen prior to the meeting
are: Lowell Brubaker,
president; Linda Kauffman,
vice president; Joyce
Stoltzfus, secretary
treasurer; Richard
Mellinger, newsreporter;
and Phil Crouse, Kerry
Boyd, Gary Welk, John
Weiler, and Dave Reath,
members.
The group is seeking
feedback on their decision.
762
705
686
685
666
Jamie RH
Rachel RH
J. Mowery Frey Jr.
Gloria RH
Halinda RH
Govmes RH
Rochele RH
Alnat RH
Calvin D. Beiler
Esta RH
Symbol RH
Roxann RH
Omar S. Kauffman
Princess GrH
Deborah RH
John E. Kreider
Florence RH
Bertha RH
Beezy RH
Leslie RH
Elam P. Bollinger
Promise RH
Sam & Allen Kreider
Hattie GrH
Delores GrH
Miranda GrH
Sarah GrH
Kenneth A. Skiles
Eel GrH
Joseph C, Wivell
Donna GrH
Misty GrH
Delpha RH
Dinah RH
Rose GrH
Fay GrH
Dan S. Stoltzfus
Melody RH
Belle RH
Josie RH
Ding RH
Nathan E. Stoltzfus
Felicia RH
Titus B. Stoner
905
757
J.B
4.2
3.9
3.7
898
. 826
722
673
884
680
3.9
3.5
3.9
4.0
,878
874
817
680
3.5
4.5
4.0
4.0
877
716
709
675
876
701
873
867
829
818
3.9
3.8
4.2
Penny
Ivan Zook
865
752
855
Allan E. Shoemaker
liene EH
Adin Oberholtzer
Dona EH
Poppy EH
Hose GrH
Cindy EH
E. Edwin Hamish
Marsha EH 4-1
Pam EH 3-10
Lisa EH 3-3
Nora GrH 3-0
Eoy H. &'Euth H. Book
Edith RH 7-6
Jessica RH 6-10
Barb RH 5-9
Beauty RH 5-11
Ben K. Stoltzfus
Jane RH 4-2
Joseph DeLong
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Russel L. Kline
Burke RH 3-2
25 RG 34
Molly RH 3-2
Harry S. Aungst
Jenny RH 4-9
Paul S. Homing
Hornet GrH 3-4
Joy GrH 7-10
Enos Buckwalter Trust
50 RH 8-2
George R. Baltozer
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4-3
2-11
4-9
10-9
4-10
4-8
4-1
4-5
5-
9-8
9-1
6-
7-11
5-5
5-3
4-1
6-3
3-
6-11
4-
5-
4-3
4-0
6-3
4-5
3-3
RH
GrH
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4-3
6-3
GrH 4-?
RH 6-11
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19,044
14,317
305
305
23,132
18,505
21,586
17,036
14,606
305
297
305
305
272
305
305
305
3.7
4.3
3.8
23,133
18,095
19,190
21,879
18,791
305
305
305
305
305
305
3.6
3.7
4.2
3.7
23,774
21,686
16,464
18,165
305
20,134
21,094
17,712
18,697
19,194
305
305
305
305
4.0
4.2
3.8
3.5
21,174
305
20,928
17,799
18,283
17,988
16,508
16,880
21,698
19,265
18,778
17,763
300
305
299
294
3.8
4.1
4.0
4.0
20,858
305
305
20,891
21,284
305
305
20,841
18.963
17,823
16,462
17,789
305
305
305
304
4.3
4.1
4.3
3.9
295
305
305
305
20,523
16,994
16,626
17,252
4.0
4.6
4.2
3.8
18,843
20,712
20,453
18,286
304
305
305
301
4.3
3.6
3.6
4.1
305
20,917
17,290
305
305
303
22,693
16,958
15,194
3.5
4.2
4.3
305
19,150
305
306
17,176
16,956
305
18,073
305
19,818
Human Error Causes
Many Farm Accidents
It is important to solve
emotional problems before
going to work when you are
using farm machinery.
Avoid excessive fatigue by
taking frequent short rests
and know your machinery
thoroughly so that the
operation is natural and
easy, suggest Extension
agricultural engineers at
The Pennsylvania State
University.
Dust and Dirt Hard
on Heating Systems
Dust and dirt are enemies
of heating systems. Clogged
filters in hot air systems can
waste heat and may even
stop a system from
delivering enough heat to
keep the house warm. Be
sure to change or clean
filters according to
manufacturer’s recom
mendations.
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