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RH 5-6
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RH 4-1
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Ibert E. Fry
Doras RH 6-3
[iram S. Aungst
Linda RH 5-3
31en D. Hershey
Connie GrH 6-1
David W. Sweigart
Dolli 49 ' GrH 3-11
596 , GrH 3-10
John P. Lapp*
Celma RH 5-4
Isabelle RH 5-10
hlliam J. Aaron & Son
Susan GrH 3-0
Andrew G. Miller
Jan RH 6-0
Ding RH 3-2
S R. Shellenberger
Zela RH 5-4
Joseph W. Best
GrH 4-7
Design a plow witti a big 3-foot clearance between bottoms
increase the width of the furrow to 18 inches make the stub
beam longer Happy result the Allis-Chalmers 2000 Series
Monoframe plow Eight square feet of clearance so more trash
"SSU
ALLIS-CHALMERS
No Interest On Tractors or Implements bought
w 'th tractors until March 1, 1977.
c - J. Wonsidler Bros.
RDI, Quakertown, PA 18951
Phone 215-536-1935
215-536-7523
BHM Form
Equipment, Inc.
Annville, RDI, PA
717-867-2211
A. J. Noss & Son, Inc. H. Bruboker, Inc.
RD2, Oley, PA Lancaster, PA
215-987-6257 717-397-5179
Bartlesville Farm Ag.-lndustrial
Equipment Equipment
S sffSni A R 2, Rising Sun, MD
H D^VSprop
16,155
18,326
305
305
4-9
8-11
19,747
305
21,079
18,153
19,002
21,470
19,494
305
280
305
305
305
17,856
21,662
305
305
18,422
17,875
9-11
5-4
305
305
19,083
16,408
17,656
305
305
284
4-8
4-11
3-7
18,284
15,536
305
299
21,038
20,275
19,029
18,372
303
288
277
289
18,941
305
18,271
305
18,871
305
17,188
14,577
305
305
20,455
17,869
305
301
17,391
305
19,973
18,883
305
305
18,061
17,769
305
Roy H. Buck, Inc.
Ephrata, RD2
717-859-2441
Grumelli Farm Service
Quarryville, PA
717-786-7318
34 GrH
83 GrH
Kenneth G. Groff
Blackie GrH
Spring RH
Nancy GrH
J. Richard 801 l
153
Birdie
Audrey
J. Carl Zander
Lois RH
Dee Dee RH
Britain Acres Farm
123 RH
Parke H. Ranck
Ethel RH
Willis S. Nolt
51
726
682
724
722
702
686
678
650
722
656
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Nathan G. Stoltzfus
Kitty RH
Henry & Paul Martin
Lucky RH
Paul N. Brubaker
87 RH
Harold L. Weiler
Ann RH
Stephen J. Stoltzfus
Franny RH
Paul D. Trimble
Etta GrJ
Paul H. Hursh
138
67
721
684
717
700
665
3.8
4.3
3.8
717
676
716
696
694
678
3.4
3.4
3.6
3.7
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GrH
J. Henry Stoltzfus
21 GrH
Spangler Brothers
Ellen GrH
Becky GrH
W. Eugene Witwer
Janie RH 4-9
Glenn E. Burkholder
Sarah RH 4-0
Robert W. Ulrich Jr.
Molly GrJ 6-2
Samuel F. Long
Inky RH 3-0
Topper RH 4-10
Allen Lee Stoltzfus
Eclipse RH 3-0
Paul W. Zimmerman
71 GrH 5-4
77 GrH 4-3
Triple H. Farms
716
715
714
714
680
713
674
713
711
657
709
709
23 t GrH 6-11
Harry M. Brenneman
Dotty RG
David S. Smucker
Lakes RH
Marvin K. Witmer
Beth RH
P. Robert Wenger
Pastel
Furry H. Frey
Gertrud RH
Christian M. Hess
Connie GrH
Earl L. Hershey
241 RH
231 RH
Clair M. Hershey
Liza RH 4-7
Dorinda RH 4-1
Robert & Joyce Wagner
Bopeep RG 7-2
Edgefield Farm No. 2
Kath RH 2-7
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cattle'
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PEP HEAD PER DAY WITH GRAN AND ™
poughaoi - get iiggep satisfied with our feeding
program for you’ll get
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f MAIL COUPON at low cost. Remember,
I THETANVILAC there’s a FEED LOT
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NAME WMIStWIWSBKKK/
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C O. NOLI
LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
BIRD-IN-HAND Phone Lane. 397-0751
272
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305
6-11
3-5
7-9
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8-6
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305
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305
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305
298
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8-11
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305
299
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655
17,614
18,015
707
698
685
3.7
4.3
3.5
19,361
16,339
19,505
704
703
687
3.6'
3.5
3.8
19,517
19,907
17,968
703
660
17,987
17,778
702
21,790
702
15,101
701
20,245
701
18,415
701
16,671
700
18,095
700
17,645
699
17,109
699
13,335
697
666
20,002
15,611
696
16,270
695
688
17,520
17,150
695
16,594
694
17,379
694
14,481
692
660
19,073
19,475
692
16,095
690
661
19,995
18,289
689
19,611
689
12,897
688
20,960
688
18,433
684
17,194
683
15,621
682
20,933
682
681
18,911
16,311
682
655
18,555
17,261
680
14,321
679
18,281
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 1,1977—59
Henry E. Kettering
Fobes RH 3-5
Raymond M. Weaver
RG 6-2
98
Paul D. Welk
Debbie RH 5-10
Khelda & Lynn Royer
Jo Jo RH 3-3
Martin N. Heisey
Milky 18 RH 3-7
A. Dale Herr (Holstein)
77 GrH
Mar Mulldale Farms
Mellie RG
J. Eby Hershey
Renea RH
Collen RH
Thomas C. Lapp
RH
Charm
Glenn H. Shenk
Raven RH
G. M. Weaver
Susie GrH
Henry B. Leaman
Peta RH
John O. Stoltzfus
Daisy RH
J. Kenneth Hershey
Grace RH
Romella Farms
Grace RG
Sunshine RG
END OF YEAR
ODDS AND ENDS
As a Christmas present to
myself I decided to clean off
my desk and give some
organization to my office.
The results may not be
immediately apparent; but,
I did run across some lists of
information that I don’t
know were to file, but you
might find useful. If you use
them, I won’t have to tile
them!...
Item - one 3-Vz by 5 inch
card with the word “lice”
written on it. Lice and bam
itch can cause a lot of
discomfort to dairy cattle in
the wintertime. Most cows in
Pennsylvania would benefit
from a treatment with
coumaphos or ciodrin during
the winter to keep down the
discomfort. You don’t have
to wait until the hair falls out
and cows scratch themselves
open to treat. In all
likelihood, a thorough
treatment would cut down on
the number of “dancers” at
milking time.
Item - Milking School
Registration Form. We will
be holding another milking
school in Lancaster on
January 18-19, 1977. As a
result of our schools these
last two winters, you asked
for this one. I already gave
out the registration form, but
you can enroll by sending me
your name, address,
telephone number and a five
dollar check made out to
“Extension Service”. You do
not have to be a Lancaster
County Dairymen to enroll -
All you need is time to be m
Lancaster from 9:30 a.m. -
3:00 p.m. on those days, five
dollars, and the will to be a
better milker. The
secretaries tell me we have
one strange applicant with a
funny name and a far north
address. How do you milk a
reindeer 9 Ask Steve Spen
cer.
Item A - A listing of DHIA
dveiages for the last 36
\ ears Most of you are doing
20,162
305
18,780
18,007
14,808
19,366
17,279
12,919
305
4-Jl
18,469
18,041
305
305
17,232
302
18,976
5-11
22,635
18,515
305
4-11
19,081
305
18,321
305
14,800
12,244
305
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Facts for
dairymen
By Alan Bair
Assoc. County Agent
Lancaster, Pa.
quite a job out producing
milk! In 1940 the Lancaster
County DHIA average was
only 9,344 pounds of milk - in
1976 it was 13,762 pounds.
What does the future hold? I
think we are only just
beginning - your
achievement and efficiency
will only get better. Yes,
your costs of production are
going up rapidly; but, in the
last year alone, value of
product over feed cost rose
more than $2OO per cow.
Better buy the wife a new
coat for Christmas; it’s cold
and those cows need at
tention!
Item - List of teat dips.
Teat dips have been proven
to be effective in keeping
down the incidence of new
mastitis cases in the dairy
herd. The National Mastitis
Council did some testing and
came up with an approved
listing. If your teat dip is not
on the list, you’re missing
the boat. Also, remember;
keep it fresh - no 30 gallon
drums or several cases
sitting around don't let it
freeze - the pH may go down
down-down-ouch; and, start
over with fresh material
each day. Yes, DIP, not
spray, seems to be more
effective. If you don’t have
the listing, I have an extra
one.
Item - A big pile of feeding
program recommendations
from PSU. Many of your
neighbors are realizing how
profitable forage testing and
feed programming can be.
These on my desk won’t do
you much good, but with a
little effort on your part you
could have one specifically
tailored to you and your
cows' needs. And, how about
this! Your DHIA supervisor
will even help fill out the
simple form. Such a deal at
such a price!
Thanks so much for taking
these items from my desk.
That gives me a fresh start
for the new year, and I hope
it does the same for you.
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