Cl4—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 31,1980
Cumberland County DHIA
April 1980
Cumberland County Dairy Herd Improvement records show
that 6618 8 cows in 106 herds were on production testing in
April according to Duane G Duncan, county agent
Of the 85 Herds on DHIA, 56 herds had an average fat
production of 1 50, pounds per cow per day for the month
During the month 74 completed their 305 day lactation with
600 pounds of butterfat
DHIA supervisors working with the dairymen to improve
efficiency include Harold Boldosser, 130 Old Gap Road.
Carlisle, Diane M Cam, Box 121, Shippensburg, and Jay
Zeigler, Rl, Carlisle
The following are the highest of actual butterfat in 305 days
or less in the county during the month The age listed is her
age at the time of freshing
OWNEK
Nevin Shughart
Norman Hertzler
Freshair Dairy Farm
Edward L Brackbill
Paul Basehore
Elmer Gettle
Thrush Bros
Harold E Weaver, Jr
Glenn W Myers
John F Stoltzfus
F SC McGillvray
Paul Strock
Roy Coover
Herberts Shughart
Milk Way Farms -
Mervm E Ruppert
M Thomas Sheaffer
Sundays Vallilea Fms
Leroy Showaker & Son
Lee A Hoover, Jr
J Shepard Wolff I
George Stambaugh G 3
Berkheimer Farms B 3
John Lippert ;
Joe & Brenda Cochran B 3
Robert Strock 3
Mark E Lemaweaver 3
Mark A Naugle 3
Creedm C. Cornman
Clifford Chamberlin
LeeG Davidson
Gerald W Gayman
Ashcombe Farms
D Lehman
Chester & Galen Smith 3
Hale AN Burkholder 3
J Douglas Martin B 3
Ashcombe Dover Dairy B 3
Allen B Martin
Alfred Gaisler
David E Lapp
David E Lapp
Paul R Cornman
Charles L Nehf
Mains Acres
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CUMBERLAND
COUNTY
DHIA
Monthly
Report
NO. SDAYS US. S US.
HtEB) COWS IN MILK MIU FAT FAT
B 3
3
B 3
3
G 3
B 3
B 3
B 3
J Brymesser & Sons
Chester C Weaver
David S Miller
Wm &susan Dietrich
David L Miller
Harry & Paul Hoch
PaulO Dyarman
Roy & James Miller
Otto Brothers
Kenneth E Zeigler
OWNER
NAME OR NO
Otto Brothers
252
62
Mark A Naugle
Mamie
Robert Strock
Ella
Sundays Vallilea Farms
110
35
125
145
Kruger Dairy Farm 1
Sage
Polly
J B Brymesser & Sons
239
Ashcombe Farms
138
114
296
149
David L Miller
Beth
Snowball
Gerald W Cayman
Sally
Thrush Bros
82
12
D Lehman
38
Paul Strock
Amy
Kappy
Louise
Dome
PaulO Dyarman
Fritz
Milk Way Farms
29
139
67
38
K Hale & N Burkholder
Fifi
Paul E Peffer & Son
Peg
Marg
RossH Holtry
30
31
48
J Shephard Wolf
Marc
John H Staub
Debbie
Flo
D T McCullough Unit 2
153
161
150
Ashcombe Dover Dairy
116
R 254
356
R 2
195
69
27
51
68
3 63
B 3 53
B 3 279
3 39
LIS
MILK
14,232
11,745
18,244
15,854
19,522
19,951
23,313
20,367
15,473
19,009
20,513
19,988
16,515
18,725
16,141
21,358
20,806
17,548
7
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22.042
21.042
18,941
19,727
18,059
16,625
15,589
16,346
19,359
22,040
21,546
16,365
20,419
14,697
15,708
15,659
17,498
17,769
18,283
16,734
15,235
35
40
16,810
20,581
13,764
43
29
47
18,633
21,696
20,395
14,929
34
34
36
45
John E Lapp
Princess
Chester C Weaver
Locket
Samuel D Shenk
Gmny
Melany
bandrod Farms
7
Oscar Nealy & Sons
393
13
19
Harold E Weaver, Jr
50
69
627
601
637
630
672
645
778
653
34
32
33
32
714
651
46
34
695
679
659
653
612
34
40
35
38
666
735
623
677
756
611
33
40
38
41
656
717
625
645
695
32
33
28
39
628
718
603
646
721
45
42
662
654
39
38
36
604
666
635
34
629
603
605
723
603
649
627
729
738
673
5 19,573 3 5 684
4 19,009 3 6
4 16,973 3 7 631
2 15,660 3 8 600
10 19,296 3 2 610
9 17,897 3 8 684
5 17,491 3 5 604
3 17,296 4 2 735
3 15,847 4 2 660
5 17,467 4 0 693
5 17,955 3 3 600
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