Fanning, Saturday 27,1979
Vi
rf Dauphin
County
DHIA
Monthly
If Report
A production of 25,557 pounds milk made Robert J.
Schaffer’s Ginger the top producer for Dauphin County's
September DHIA report.
Another Schaffer cow, Dee, led the county in butterfat
production with 913 pounds. Dee's milk production was a
trifle under 24,000 pounds while she beat Ginger’s fat
production by eight pounds.
Here's how Dauphin County's September report stands:
HH
Restful Acres
Lauden Farms
John Hertzler
Larry Boyer
Richard Alwme
H.M. Nissley
Catalpa Farms
Melvin Brandt
Larry Boyer
Earl Keefer
Robert Schaffer
Wilmer Campbell
Robert Beach Jr.
Paul Cnssinger
Etwillo Farms
Mix
Edgar Hoffman
Conewago Farms
Great View Farms
Robert Oellig
Mix
Stanley Long
Franklin Wagner
Paul Cnssinger
Malhon Lehman
Homer Campbell
Earl Campbell
Mix
John Roy Book
Lytle Farms Inc.
Lebo Bros.
LeeSweigard
Floyd Feidt
Mix
September 1979
* am
MNU
in.
cews
Ut.
MU
82.9
88.3
87.5
85.9
90.9
90.8
52.2
92.0
81.7
91.2
80.7
84.2
82.2
91.0
-Donald Miller
«Henry Keiter
Arthur Brandt'
F. Wagner Jr.
R Own Dairy Inc.
WalterSchaffer
Elvm Landis
Donald Engle
OWNER
NAKMNUUO
JohnHertzler
Apollo
Sue
Conewago Farms
Sylvia
Gloria
Leila
Model
Hettie
Michele
Earl E. Keefer
Comment
Red
Norma
May
Beth
Jane
Mae
Robert Oellig
Goldie
Kate
us.
MT
Robert J. Schaffer
Ginger y
Dee
Genevie
Sally
Kristen
Oody2
Viv
Lebo Brothers
Mint
Pepper
Lytle Farms Inc.
Abbie
Virgo
Adoran
Alena
Carol
Ella
Della
Adora
June
Bonita
Paul L. Crissmger
Grace
Mollie
Lovely
Gurny
Joan
Kim
Lisa
861'
83.5
78.4
813
78.1
89.3
92.6
85.8
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H. 38.5
H 76.4
Mix 34. Q
H 96.4
H 2576
H 32.6
H 57.5
35 3
34.7
38.2
311
33.3
32.3
30.8
28.8
its.
MU
5-8
4-6
18,086
18,119
15,066
17,619
16,289
12,341
10,225
14,813
6-4
4-11
4-5
4-3
3-0
2-2
8-11
7-5
4-
3-7
2-5
7-8
5-
16,219
14,504
13,315
14,884
14.669
12,762
13,902
10,188
13,960
2-2
3-0
25,557
23,989
21,488
17,900
21,529
19,022
15,924
6-7.
14,647
11,918
4-6
3-3
16,752
18,792
17,513
15,546
19,849
16,990
15,305
16,256
17.017
14.017
18,233
18,310
20,819
16,527
16,048
18,402
14.004
8-11
8-8
6-11
7-6
5-11
5-7
4-9
Start With Quality Sires:
Mariner is + 1.278 M & + $lO2
Very Good
PRODUCTION: USDA Summary (July/79)-
36 Daus. in 28 Herds Average 17.235 M 3.5% 599 F
Predicted Difference (59% rpt.) + 1.273 M + $lO2 +2IF
Member - NAI Affiliated Breeders.
24-Hour Toll-Free Phones for Service:
Lancaster area 569-0411
Pennsylvania 800-732-0391
1.34
1.30
1 28
1.26
1,24
1.15
1.07
1.02 .
its.
FAT
■ *
FAT
3.6
33
659
592
532
540
650
510
'517
610
5.3
4.0
539
555
647
533
4.4
4.5
Type: Mariner daughters are deep-bodied and dairy;
he is + in rear udder, legs & feet, and rump.
Breeding: He’s a Marcus son out of an “Excellent" - 3E dam
with three records over 22.000 M!
15H202 Mariner is available daily from all our
Professional Technicians and through direct-herd sales.
Atlantic
BREEDERS COOPERATIVE
LIVESTOCK
SERVICES
Clara '
Sandy
Yvonne
Coleen
Kelly
Gert
Marcia
Paul L. Cnssmger
Sue
Flirt
Lana
Floyd Feidt
Mel
Marti
Edie
MahlonL Lehman
Teresa
J. Melvin Brandt
Lucy
Lynn
Darla
Erna
Emily
Wilmer Campbell
Betsy e s
Tbloom
Harold M. Nissley
Mae
Nettie
Vada
R Own Dairy, Inc.
47
92
Lucil2s
33
J Richard Alwme
Alice
Ramona
Delie
Stanley Wilt
Jewel
Mattie
3910
Homer Campbell
59
150
151
154
153
Catalpa Farms
Chariot
Promise
Gloria
Heidi
Natalie
Stanley R. Long
Moldy
Duchess
Bambi
Restful Acres ‘
Gertie
4-1-
3-9
3-1
2-10
2-0
2-0
2-2
*■*17,841-'
19,271
13,314
15,015
13,162
15,583
14,176
1-11
2-3
2-0
14,506
17,586
13,909
10-2
4-6
4-3
14,322
12,816
12,401
2-0
11,826
9-8
6-4
2-
3-
2-11
20,005
15,844
18,100 .
17,186
13,613
7-8
3-4
14,473
12,526
4-10
3-2
2-9
15,330 3 3
13,095 , 3.9
11,639 4.8
5-0
5-6
3-2
2-2
2-3
12,338
14,676
10.849
13,069
13.850
3-
4-
3-1
13,720
15,308
15,034
17,240
15,899
15,816
6-11
4-1
12,593
13,941
14,746
13,693
14,451
5-1
1-11
1-11
2-0
2-0
7-3
5-3
4-0
3-0
3-1
15,027
13,876
18,650
15,570
12,175-
14,651
14,327
14,903
7-5
54
3-0
6-7 14,964 4 0
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