DlB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 31,1981
The 15 high herds for the month oi December are listed as
follows
OWNER
Thomas W Kelly
James Smith
Raymond Diebold
DaleW Hoover
James Smith (Jan)
Blackcrest Farms
William R England
Emile Billing
Dawn Baker
Clover Will Farms
Ear Ann Farm
High Acres Farm
Penn England
Dennis A Smith
George D Smith
Phillip E Pheasant
The high cow for the month is a registered Holstein in the
Thomas W Kelly herd Mill, a 6 yrs 7 mo produced 23 782
pounds of milk and 1,021 lbs of butterfat m 305 days
Individual cow records of 305 days or less with more than
700 pounds of butterfat include
OWNER
NMAEORNUMftER MO AGE
G W & R G Baker
141 RH
Burket Homestead FM
93 GH
Harold Guyer
29
High Acres
GH 4 3 19 499
6 GH
Donald R Smith
109
James Sm'tn
Dina RH
Mitzi GH
Wayne P Stonerooh
May
Betty
Gumdrop
Mary Walters
88L0845
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Owner - Samuel P. Stoltzfus
RD 1011, Dryville Rd.
Blair
County
DHIA
Monthly
Report
NO S DATS tIS % US
COWS IN MILK MILK FAT FAT
59 3
38 9
iH 8
31 2
US
MILK
5 8 26 596
4 9 17 891
21 912
20 702
20 882
22 908
18 775
20 775
16 382
90
4 10
5 5 13 339
Upper Susquehanna
C E & W N Hauck
18 4 2
61 5 8
Elam Beiler
Dixie 4 9
Edna 4 0
Roland Hackman & Son
Loretta 6 3
Faye 5 8
Fanny 4 9
John F Stoltzfus
51 88
67 4 5
Joseph E Snyder
42 5 5
HemlocK Meadow Farm
Paw 5 5
Mark M Wehr
58 7 11
Wood Ann Farm, Inc
Mai 6 5
Chris S Stoltzfus
85 3 2
9/ 3 5
WilinerE Zook
Kate 10 2
Rachel 4 3
Ada 3 8
Kore M Yoder
Ollie 6 0
Paul R Smith
40 6 1
44 3 6
John M Stoltzfus
74 6 8
Maple Lane Farm
29 3 3
Alvin H Martin
17 5 7
23 6 4
44 7 1
50 6 4
Jonas R Zeiset
Gmme 4 6
June 7 4
Roger M Shively
Twila 7 4
858
722
701
723
991
804
853
832
724
795
752
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19,985
16 788
305
305
305
305
20,486
15 682
20,876
20 399
18 700
305
305
297
19 224
16 520
305
305
20,426
305
21 193
305
18,705
305
21 984
305
305
305
17 963
18 388
305
288
305
21 695
16 871
17 562
17,525
305
305
305
18,456
21 733
305
17 675
20 823
305
305
290
302
305
22,301
21,856
20,287
19,378
305
305
22,517
21 523
301
14,345
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