9t—Lancaster Farming, Saturday,lllay 27,1978
Cumberland County
Cumberland County Dairy Herd Improvement records
show that 6325 cows in 113 herds were on production
testing in April according to Duane 6. Duncan, county
agent Of the 92 herds on DHIA, 60 herds had an average
fat production of 150 pounds per cow per day for the
month. During the month 84 cows completed their 305 day
lactation with 600 pounds of butterfat. DHIA supervisors
working with the dairymen to improve efficiency include
Mr. Harold Boldosser, 130 Old Gap Road, Carlisle; Mrs.
Diane M. Cain, Newvflle R 3; Jay Zeigler, Carlisle R 1; and
Scot Foreman, Mechanicsburg Rl.
OWNER
■REED
NevinShughart
B 3
Mark E. Leinaweaver
B 3
VallileaFarm
B 3
Herbert B. Shughart
B 3
Lee G. Davidson
3
Fredß, McGillvray
B 3
Carl Kelso, Jr.
B 3
M. Thomas Sheaffer
3
Lee 6. Davidson
3
Richard L. Lehman
3
Early Summer Discounts!
NOW IN EFFECT ON FEED BINS
IN STOCK - WHILE THEY LAST!
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LANCASTER COUNTY 717-464-3321 jA
DHIA
Monthly
Report
APRIL 1978
NO.
cows
SORTS
IN MILK
LBS.
MILK
64.4
53.6
56.5
100
58.0
100
53.3
51.0
54.8
53.3
45.1
48,7
We Sell, Service & Install
Paul Strode
Alfred Gaisler
B 3
PaulE. Hombaker
B 3
Ralph L. Deitch
B 8
FredNaugle
Leroy Showaker & Son
B 3
David W. Alexander
B 8
Lee A. Hoover, Jr.
B 3
Clifford Chamberlin
3
Paolß. Comman
B 3
Edward L. Brackbill
B 3
Creedin C. Comman
Wilbur Weaver
B 3
PaulE. Hornbaker
B 3
Robert Strock
3
Robert H. Jamison
B 3
S LBS.
FAT FAT
Berkheimer Farms
B 3
2.32
Oscar Nealy & Sons
B 8
2.17
E. Lee Oiler & Son -
B 3
2.11
Thrush Brothers
B 3
J. Glenn Glesner
2.09
2.08
R. Rice & Amos King
B 3
2.00
Elmer Gettle
B 3
1.95
Roy L. & James Miller
B 3
1.91
JohnM. Lippert
B 3
1.90
J.B. Brymesser&Sons
B 3
1.89
Steel
Products
V,r/ I’ftitiud' Av Indu'tlrx
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•ration
irted Roof (Standard)
rather Protection
, Slide Gate to
■ial Flow
Gussettand
System
io Full Valve—
*el and Weather Tight
'hoice of Auger Angle—
-6 Auqeror
iger Available
Stock
36
145
113
187
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Tckphom I2OSI 595 21H1
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95'
51,4
49.4
143
48.2
47.9
47.6
48.1
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44.4
51.7
46.4
91.
45.9
49.0
47.3
47.8
49.2
47.3
47.0
46.8
49.3
45.5
45.6
48.9
47.1
48.0
46.2
45.2
42.7
Our Son of Gay
is now Gold Medal!
1 SHIBO S.e-Del Ideal SUPERIOR - VG
Gold Medal; Production Qualified (Jan./78)
Production: USOA Summary (Jan./78)
67 Daughters in 52 Herds Average 16.809 M 3.4%
Predicted Difference (73% rpt.) + 1.435 M +slo6
Type: H-FA Summary (April/78)
20 Classified Daus. Ave. 77.8 (act.) 79.7 (age-adj.)
Predicted Difference (60% rpt.) ~ +.19
His Sire: Harrisburg Gay Ideal EX (92) & GM
His Dam; Le-Del Fury Design Stardust EX-3E
two records over 25.000 M & 900 F
Superior is among 20 Gold Medal Holsteins now in daily service!
Atlantic
BREEDERS COOPERATIVE
Member - NAL Affiliated Breeders
24-Hour Toll-Free Phones for Service:
Lancaster Area 569-0411
Pennsylvania 800-732-0391 Del. & Md. 800-233-0216
LIVESTOCK
SERVICES
Roy J. & Merle Dice
B 3 '
1.88
Leroy Chestnut
B 3
1.86
‘ Chester C. Weaver
B 3
1.85
John E. Lapp
B 3
1.84
1.83
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• Ford Farm Tractors & Equip.
• Ford Industrial Tractors & Equip
• Ford Garden Tractors & Equip
• Ford Rider Mowers
• Ford Tillers
S Ford Walk Behind Mowers
2 Kubota Tractors & Equip
1.79 *
1.82
1.82
1.81
1.81
1.81
1.80
1.79
1.78
Sales Parts Service
1,78
1.77
1.76
1.74
1.74
1.73
1.72
1.72
1.71
KELLER BROS. TRACTOR CO.
Buffalo Springs , Call (717) 949-6501*
10 Mlies North Of Lititz
1.71
1.70
1.70
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90 47.2 3J5T1.69
44 91 42.6 3.9 1.68
64 91 41.5 4.0 1.68
41 87 43.1 3.9 1.67
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