DB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 1,1980 SEPTEMBER, 1980 The fifteen high herds tor the month of September are listed as follows OWNER NO % DAYS US. % US High Acres Farm Lar Ann Farm Thomas W Kelly Raymond Diebold Dawn Baker Cove Valley Hoi Inc Richard Fox S Sons C & M Hoover Emile Dillmg Jerry & Sandy Yeung Wayne P Stonerook R Fox & Sons (Aug) Rich Lou Farms C Eugene Smith Rodney L Metzler Fred Bechtel The high cow for the month is a grade Holstein in the Rodney Metzler herd Cow #lO5 produced 29,613 pounds of milk and 1364 pounds of butterfat September also had two other 1000 pound plus records Fonda produced 1063 pounds for Donald L Brumbaugh and Cow #194 produced 1164 for Dawn Baker OWNOt NAME Oft KtWKI MO AGE G W & R G Baker 144 GH 154 GH 172 RH 174 RH 180 GH High Acres Farm 18 GH Donald R Smith Amy 7 "ATTENTION" ALL A.E. STALEY CO. WAXY-CORN CONTRACTS! We still have plenty of waxy-seed available for the grain farmers and also Waxy Hybrids are great for cattle and hog feeders. In this area they should plant WAXY—MAIZ Hybrid seed-corn. College feeding trials show 10% better gains on 7% less corn with WAXY fed to cattle. We have several WAXY-MAIZ Hybrids for this area. They yield the same as yellow dent corn, but have higher energy starch. Hogs gain better and get to market faster on WAXY MAIZ. We can show you how to boost cattle and hog feeding profits. Contact: D. RICHARD SNYDER Rt #l, Montoursville, PA 17754 717-433-3580 GENE HAAS District Sales Supervisor 4911 Bradley-Brownlee Rd. Farmdale, Ohio 44417 Phone 216/637-0749 or 638-5023 Or Any Of Our Dealers Dealer Inquiries Welcomed! MOEWS SEED COMPANY Box 214, Granville, 111. 61326 Phone 815/339-2201 Blair » County DHIA Monthly Report US K us "ILK FAT fat 5 5 5-2 42 4-0 3 10 35 3 1 34 36 40 20,932 23,243 24,406 24,420 23,855 20,421 20,287 22,671 James Smith Janet GH Wayne P Stonerook Zonya RH Mary Walters 88L0824 RG BBLOBO RH Donald L Brumbaugh Flopsy Mopsy Betsy Sally Becky Fonda Happy Jody Fanny Laurie Rich Lou Farms Jane RH Goldie RH Roxy RH SiS RH Clover Will Farms 41 46 40 270 Oswald Bros Lon Fred Smith 101-588 GH Milton Corle & Sons Mary RH Belle RH Emile Dillmg 106 150 Gerald Buiket Funny GH Terry RH William & Larry Baker 14 GH Anything other than BAYMIX Crumbles is only a one-cow solution to a whole herd problem 731 723 818 876 943 710 761 949 m' m' I Lp I EMS ' LUVU MHW rT_, IF /“ "? 0 /■Pf ■— * nkxmt cm n uhie * y '" /T\ • m- £W AVAILABLE THROUGH YOUR LOCAL 62 3 10 83 5 11 36 33 RH RH RH GH 70 6 11 64 4-10 16,449 20,912 17,828 22,201 18,311 16,497 21,822 15,566 6-11 5-1 3-9 3-7 2-2 RH RH RH RH RH 21,232 22,918 20,746 20,886 19,816 6-0 6-3 18,469 23,056 5-7 17,973 (Turn to Page DIO) THE LOGIC BEHIND WHOLE HERD DEWORMING In an unwormed dairy herd, all animals deposit worm eggs on the farm and all animals are subject to further recontamination from infective larvae as herd parasitism continues unchecked. After whole herd deworming with Baymix. egg deposition is dramati cally reduced, and as a result herd recontamination is also signifi- cantly reduced with herd produc tive efficiency maintained. In fact, a recent study shows a benefiv of 4.8 Ibs./miik/cow/day average when cows are dewormed as late as 200 days into lactation despite the fact they were dewormed at freshening. FARM SUPPLY DEALER 21 470 22,150 13,422 15,370 19,381 18,819 19,697 18,589 19,395 27,082 22,756 16,194 21,880 19,708 45 38 44 62 15,585 20,120 18,305 12,179 708 758 813 756 44 39 40 3 5 720 823 715 776 733 722 737 713 36 32 38 35 36 759 742 797 735 718 734 785 835 WED^AV.S DAIRY Sx DAY AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC. New Holland, PA If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have from 100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your price Mostly fresh and close springing hols tems Co vs from local farmers and our regular ship pers include Marvin Eshleman. Glenn Fite, Kelly Bowser, Bill Lang, Blame Hoffer, Dale Hostetter, H D Matz, and Jerry Miller. SALE STARTS -12:00 SHARP Also Every Wednesday, Hay, Straw & Ear Corn Sale -12:00 Noon All Dairy & Heifers must be eligible for Pennsylvania Health Charts. For arrangements for special sales or herd dispersals at our barn or on your farm, contact Abram Diffenbach, Mgr. 717-354-4341 OR tgg, Norman Kolb 'lc/f fJJJ 7173975538 737 9:0 760 914 m' In a herd dewormed only at freshening, an average of 10 out of 12 animals have not been dewormed. Because egg deposition has not been signifi cantly reduced, and because of infective larvae already present on the farm, all animals are sub ject to heavy further recontamination /U? / 1 iw-nid m ‘Xr' ■ \Jjm INFECTIVE \JAim t Mill /* EKs"' / " ' , FAK, IV r /PT* m m' , t Am/ O “““ 'vA A *" A KWWK /1 \ A^7 yj p*
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