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—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 2S, 1979
• Cumberland County Dairy Herd Improvement records
show that 8,955 cows in 148 herds were on production
testing in March according to Duane 6. Duncan, county
agent Of the 120 herds on DHIA, 83 herds had an average
fat production of 150 pounds per cow per day for die
month. During the month 101 completed their 305 day
lactation with 600 lbs. of butterfat DHIA supervisors
working with the dairymen to improve efficiency include
Harold Boldosser, 130 Old Gap Road, Carlisle; Diane M.
Cain, Box 121, Shippensburg; and Jay Zeigler, Carlisle.
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Leroy Showaker & Son
B 3
NevinShughart
B 3
D. Clinton Sauder
B 3
Elmer Gettle
B 3
Sundays Vallilea Farm
B 3
Paul Struck
Herbert B. Shughart
B 3
Fred B. McGillvray
B 3
M. Thomas Sbeaffer
Chester C. Weaver
B 3
Leroy Showaker & Son
B 3
Marie E. Leinaweaver
B 3
Edward L. Brackbill
B 3
Freshair Dairy Farm
B 3
Norman Hertzler
L. Louise Alexander
B 3
Harold E. Weaver, Jr.
B 3
Lee G. Davidson
3. Lehman
Alfred Gaisler
B 3
Thrush Brothers
B 3
Merle & Sharon Dice
B 3
J. Glenn Glesner
3
John M. Lippert
B 3
Leroy Chestnut
B 3
Leroy Chestnut
B 3
Glenn W. Myers
B 3
Henry & Yvonne Friese
B 3
Robert Strock
3
Oscar Nealy & Sons
B 3
Milk Way Farms
B 3
Ashcombe Farms
B 3
JohnF.Stamym
Carl Kelso, Jr.
B 3
J. Shephard Wolf
John E. Lapp
B 3
Thrush Brothers
B 3
J. Glenn Glesner
B 3
Carl Kelso, Jr.
B 3
Ralph L. Deitch
B 8
Ross H. Holtry
B 3
GUMBERLAM)
COUNTY
DHU
Monthly
Report
MARCH 1975
SCATS Its.
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NO.
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RoyE.Snoke
Larry L. Crider
B 3
Lee A. Hoover, Jr.
B 3
Ashcombe Farms
B 3
Creedin C. Comman
RossH. Holtry
B 3
Donald L. Basehore
Robert H. Jamison
Merle & Sharon Dice
B 3
JohnF.Stamym
Roy L. & James Miller
R. Rice & Amos King, J
B 3
Paul O. Dyannan
Charles L.Nehf
Chester & Galen Smith
Willard Fought
B 3
% LBS.
MT FAT
2.12
2.08
2.03
2.02
2.00
1.95
1.91
1.90
1.90
1.88
1.87
1.86
1.82
1.82
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1.80
1.80
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1.71
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Berkhieifler Farms
B 3 5
Richard L. Lehman
B 3
Paulßasehore -
B 3
Rpy L. Coover
B 3
Frank J. Yost
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Fred & Chris McGillary
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E, Lee Oiler & Son
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E. Lee Oiler & Son
B 3
Kenneth E.Zeigler
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Ashcombe Dover Dairy
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George Stambaugh
B 8
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Donald L. Basehore
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'Samuel D.Shenk
B 3
John E. Lapp
B 3
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