E6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 21,1981
Mifflin Co. DHIA
Genie
Mitzi
Alison
Patsy
Marsha
Amanda
Lottie
Percy S Yoder
Coleen
Harold Aungst
32
LeonK Donahey
Baldy
KoreJ Peachey
Eve
Laura
Joyce
Betty
Jane
James Allison
Tara
Darlis
James O Reed
Max
Ella
Kenneth J Loht
Peg
JesseS Voder
Sally
Leroy Kauffman
Hettie
Maybell
Gladys
Bradstead Farm
P Brenda
Eve
Test ond Milk
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29H3093 M-Jaybee GRAND SLAM VG-88
USDA 1/81 RPT 76%
63 daus . 47H 18.234 M 3 7% 679 F
PD +SI62 +1.041M + 13% +S7F
HFAVoI 1,1981
+1 17 PDT +435 TPI 55% RPT
GRAND SLAM is the result of the fine Chief-Kingpin cross
GRAND SLAM's dam was an excellent 4% test daughter of
Kingpin. Use GRAND SLAM for improved rear udders, out
standing center support, wide rumps fast milk out, strong feet
and pasturns, and fine dispositions. GRAND SLAM is now
available from,your local ABS representative
Bangor, PA
Baptistown, NJ
Columbia, PA
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Holtwood, PA
Lebanon, PA
Leola, PA
Port Murray. NJ
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Mt Airy, MD
Allentvood, PA
Carlisle. PA
Coburn, PA
Linden, PA
Mansfield. PA
McClure, PA
Millville, PA
Mifflmburg, PA
Mifflmtown, PA
Reedsville. PA
Ulysses, PA
BBS
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Sire Pawnee Farm Arlinda Chief
Ex 94 GM
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Ex 90
Cow Index + 1419 M +SOF
3-11 2x 305 D 23.970 M 4 1% 980 F
5-2 2x 305 D 23.730 M 40% 938 F
Eric Hemsohn
Cindy Gordeuk
James Charles
Darvin Yoder
Paul Herr
Paul Martin
Lynn Gardner
Robert Kayhart
William Tyner
Robert Greider
Tom Engle
Ira Boyer
Dan Rush
Cyndy Hetreli
Allan Pickett
George Showers
Wayne Piper
Wendel Musser
Larry Bower
Harold Robson, Jr
Michael C Ewmg
Wilmer Hendricks
JohnM Beachy
Mervm Zendt
Glenn Barr
Bonnie Barker
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Nina
David L Mitchell
Marv
FredC Myers
Verna
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Katrina
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Tony
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Lady
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John A Peachey
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Candy
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Anything other than BAYMIX"
Crumbles is only a one-cow
solution to a whole herd problem
THE LOGIC BEHIND WHOLE HERD DEWORMING
In an unwormed dairy herd, ail animals
deposit worm eggs on the farm and all
animals are subject to further
recontamination from infective
larvae as herd parasitism continues
unchecked.
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recontamination is also signifi-
cantly reduced with herd produc
tive efficiency maintained. In fact,
a recent study shows a benefit of
4.8 lbs./milk/cow/day average when
cows are dewormed as late as 200
days into lactation despite the fact
they were dewormed at freshening.
®BAYMIX IS AVAILABLE AT
YOUR LOCAL NEW HOLLAND
SUPPLY DEALER
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