Top bulls for colored breeds listed
It should be noted that just because a bull is listed here, it does not mean the bull is still
in service or that semen from him is still available. It’s advised that interested readers
check with the bull stud at which the sire is located to find out whether the bull’s semen is
still safe. The first column after the bull’s name is the stud code number, as assigned by the
National Association of Animal Breeders. They're identified as follows:
01 Noba, Inc. Box 607, Tiffin, Ohio 44883
03 Eastern A.I. Cooperative, Box SXB, Ithaca, N. Y. 14850
07—Select Sires, Inc., Box 126, Plain City, Ohio 43064
09—Sire Power. Inc., Box 555, Frederick, Md. 21701
Xl—Carnation Company, Genetics Division, Box 938, Hughson, Calif. 95326
14 Tri-State Breeders Cooperative, Westby, Wis. 54667
15— Atlantic Breeders Cooperative, 1575 Apollo Drive, Lancaster, Pa. 17601
16— Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit, 1401 College Ave., Kansas State University,
Manhattan, Kans. 66502
17—Minnesota Valley Breeding Association, New Prague, Minn. 56071
21—Midwest Breeders Cooperative, Box 469, Shawano, Wis. 54166
23—Excelsior Farms, Route 1, Box 128, Corona, Calif. 91720
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27 Herdsman, Box 391, Putnam, Conn. 06259
29 American Breeders Service, Inc., DeForcst, Wis. 53532
31 The Bull Bank, 18907 E. Lone Tree Road, Escalon, Calif .-95320
40 Curtiss Breeding Service, Cary, 111. 60013
Name
Mar-ral Hi Kick
River Run League Leader
Reidina Preferred Commander
Anchor Mere Jumbo
Brisklea Legend
Mar-Ral Commanders Pride
Reidina Dawner Gallant Man
Oak Ridge Commanders Star
Mar-Ral Fickles Boy
Toll Gate Choice Jack
Fairdale Bettys Gemini
Lyrene Wistar Deacon
Grandview Wistars Fabian
Kellogg Minnies Choice
Olympic View B Maverick
Grandview Wistars Bari
Edisto Farms Favorites Bonus
Welcome Flashs Hollirex
Sande Hill Double Emory
Falcons Wistar Patrician
Cleverlands General Eldorado
Schwinghamer Farm Quantity
Attebrooc Flash Dividend
McDonalds Nance Nobleman
Kelloggs TC Chief
Nances Leader of Maple Vue
Mulhocaway Butterfat Halyard.
Housleys Dari Fayvor
Cleverlands Zenith
Kellogg Chiefs Martin
Neslekcim Fortunes Keno
Kellogg Nances Cheer
Yellow Creek Doramost
Foremost Top Jolly
Price Black Kubilee Mister Bo
Wilsona Dolly Nance
Fauver Hill W Super Star
McDonalds Jeans Winner
Eber Lea Farms Winston
Brooknook Cyclone
-Lone Palm Index Navajo
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Stud Code Milk Pet.
AYRSHIRES
07 13,125 3.81
17 12.464 3.75
29 12,801 3.80
29 14.005 3.75
11 '
03 12,678
09 12,300
09 11,741
09 12,024
03 12,257
40 12,423
GUERNSEYS
40 12,604 4.88
29 12,726 4.38
03 11,417 4.45
07 13,434 4.70
40 11,652 4.63
15 11,335 4.27
03 10,990 4.71
07 11,833 4.34
07 12,332 4.47
29 10,926 4.59
17 10,665 4.70
40 11,211 4.45
03 11,117 4.46
07 11,780 4.37
21 11,467 4.31
15 10,492 4.59
29 11,035 4.61
11 14,670 4.04
29 12,321 4.55
21 12,814 4.54
07 12,600 4.59
09 10,724 4.72
15 10,874 4.18
29 11,490 4.32
21 11,735 4.59
03 10,853 4.60
14 11,314 4.58
07 11,415 4.61
03 11,116 4.56
29 15,033 4.36
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Meeting considers calf hutches
NEW HOLLAND - The
Garden Spot Adult Farmer
Program will sponsor an
educational meeting on
dairy calf hutches and calf
management on November
22 at 7:30 p.m. in the
agriculture classroom of the
Garden Spot High School,
here.
A number of area
dairymen are trying calf
hutches as a means of
raising healthier
replacement stock and the
purpose of this meeting is to
examine design features of
various calf hutches and to
discuss management of the
calf in the hutch. Several
area dairymen who are
using hutches will discuss
their experiences. Slides of
Daughter w
Averages
Predicted
Difference
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Fat
500 92'
467 91
487 91
525 51
' 82
479 97
488 65
460 92
458 87
474 94
455 83
1347 12 39 119
1345 .12 39 119
1165 '.06 39 109
1087 .06 36 101
755 .10 41 88
1000 .19 18 76
774 .01 29 76
688 .05 22 63
739 .11 17 60
636 .07 17 54
672 .12 13 52
3.78
3.97
3.92
3.81
3.87
3.66
their operations will be
shown. Elmer M. Martin, a
calf hutch manufacturer
from Myerstown, will
display one of his hutches in
the agriculture shop. Dr.
Geroge Zimmerman, local
veterinarian, will also have
some comments on the
health aspects of raising
calves in hutches. Design
plans to build hutches will be
available at this meeting,
which is open to all area
dairymen. Refreshments
will be served.
For any additional in
formation on the meeting
details, contact Donald
Robinson, Adult Farmer
Advisor, Eastern Lancaster
County School District, at
354-0480.
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