Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 28, 1981, Image 35

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    Daubert’s Wind Mill Farm
(Continued from Page A 34) was 21,356 pounds milk and iOU
2-year-old, Wmd Mill Elegant Roz fat. (Roz had to step behind her
Her 305 day record came in the stablemate, Joan T, for top billing
18,930 pounds milk, f% 47, and 898 one month after hitting the
pounds fat, and her 362 day record national magazine’s cover.) Her
This Wind Mill stablemate. Vine Valley Patrick Hatty, is set
ting out to make her mark in the state’s top Brown Swiss
herd. Although she has only called the Schuylkill County
farm home for the past two years, Hatty is helping keep its
name on the top of the heap with a 365 day record closing in
on the 30,000 pound mark with over 1200 pounds fat.
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You get more capacity without
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Gl»ss-fused-to*stecl sheets
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A.I sire is White Cloud Jason’s
Elegant, a superior sire.
The Dauberts have high ex
pectations for a cow they pur
chased two years ago, named Vine
Valley Patrick Hatty Sired by
Vme Valley Loa Patrick, Hatty has
one of, if not the leading production
records for Brown Swiss m the
state.
Her 305 day record as a 7-year
old was 25,959 pounds milk, f% 4.3,
1112 pounds fat, and her 365 day
record showed 29,092 pounds milk,
' f% 4.3, 1253 pounds fat. She is
understanably classified Ex
cellent.
When the Dauberts take their
cattle on the show road, they
generally come home with top
honors. At two consecutive Penn
sylvania Farm Shows, they cap
tured the grand champion,
premier breeder, and premier
exhibitor honors m 1978 and 1979.
In three decades and two
generations, the William Daubert
family has come a long way all
the way to the top of the Brown
Swiss breed
Recessed steps are molded
Into a roof panel. Not added
on \bu get built in soheurtty
at the top of a Sealstor stnu.
lure
Breather system to up high in
the roomy dome It's easy to
see, check and service and
it doesnt take up valuable
feed storage space
Special, smooth, nylon*
capped bolts inside the
structure dose bolt holes
tightly snd permit the even
flow of feed down the stnic
hire walls
The greater density of feed
inside a Sealstor is only possi
ble because the bottom un
loader is engineered to handle
the extra workload
The longer, stronger
Sealstor Warranty.
I Sealstor Warranty
o Southwestern Porcelain. Inc covers
. g every Sealstor structure
for two full years
« (complete details upon request)
The centerpieces on the tables at the banquet of the
Grassland FFA Chapter on Friday, March 20, at the Blue Ball
Fire Hall came in handy to help pass the time in the interval
between the meal and the start of the awards program. In
stead of flowers or the like, the centerpieces were farm
machinery toys representing various John Deere equipment,
ranging from tractors of all sizes to baler and front-end
loaders. Quite a few blue-jacketed youths were seen hooking
the equipment together, pushing it across a table and even
building make-believe barns out of the banquet programs.
Hallowell says
checkoff on hold
CENTERVILLE - During a
session with the Atlantic Breeders
Cooperative on Wednesday af
ternoon, Pennsylvania Secretary
of Agriculture Penrose Hallowell
stated the milk promotion
referendum “is on hold.”
He commented that four drafts
of the proposed checkoff of three
quarters of one percent from
farmers’ milk checks have been
reviewed to date. The money
collected through this program
would be used for research and
promotion of dairy products.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 28,1981—A35
Useful Centerpieces
Hallowell explained the reason
the referendum is on hold is
because the Federal Order
threatened to cease its program if
Pennsylvania starts one of its own.
“If that’s the case, we’d lose
more money than we’d gam,”
Hallowell said.
He added he recently visited
h representatives of the
Fo sral Milk Order to persuade
them to allow Pennsylvania to
establish a checkoff in addition to
the federal program.—SM