Dl6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 29,1981
Lancaster Co. DHIA
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Elmer M High R&GrH 50 3 89 2 56 2
Daniel W Fox R&GrH 31 0 89 7 49 0
Lester J Wiker R&GrH 63 3 89 4 52 0
T &J Harmsh R&GrH 67 4 88 4 55 2
Gerald Martin RH 48 3 89 3 52 1
Weaver Homstead Fm R&GrH 90 1 84 5 49 9
NaamanW Stoltzfus RH 32 3 92 3 52 2
J Wade Groff RH 52 1 93 6 49 6
H Landis Weaver RH 561 89 4 514
Aaron Z Martin R&GrH 29 3 76 6 43 8
Fred Crider
J H Musser S Son
PaulH Martin
Tntown Farm
Kenneth L Beiler
Richard N Sauder
Water-Flow Farm
J Earl Horst
Elam Petersheim
R & L Witmer
J R Metzler & Son
R Edwin Harmsh
C & K King
Rosegale Farm
E R & R E Denlmger
John Omar Stoltzfus
Robert Kauffman Jr
Glenn Burkholder
Donald R Bare
Paul Rohrerfi Sons
Raymond H Good
Kenneth B Garber
John D Martin
John H Howard
Marvin K Witmer
Spnngarden Farm
Jacob L Stoltzfus
John F Stoltzfus
Harlan W Hoover
Ben S Stoltzfus
Nelson B Weaver
BenuelE Stoltzfus
J Robert Kindig
Parke H Ranck
Clyde W Martin
David L Landis
Donald B Miller
Alvm M Martin
Paul B Zimmerman
C Witmer Sherer
PaulM Fahnestock
John Brubaker Jr
Lawrence W Garman
Ferncrest Farm
Martin H Good
John L Landis
Lenewood Farm
Robert L Shelly
leßoyS Musser
Richard G Wenger
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R&GrH 52 0 88 9
RH 38 3 86 6
RH 30 8 917
RH 53 0 891
RH 36 7 89 9
RH 40 0 85 6
R&GrH 410 82 8
RH 66 7 87 4
RG 58 5 92 2
RH 42 5 93 8
R&GrH 43 7 90 1
R&GrH 68 2 86 9
R&GrH 40 7 89 3
RH 44 0 87 7
RH 43 7 94 1
RH 98 7 79 0
R&GrH 62 6 87 1
RH 70 2 85 0
GrH 79 5 92 9
GrH 68 4 92 0
RG 616 85 5
GrH 28 6 87 1
R&GrH 33 1 92 2
RH 619 89 9
RH 79 3 83 9
R&GrH 57 9 92 4
RH 33 9 90 5
GrH 29 9 79 5
RH 39 5 80 4
GrH 310 97 2
GrH 42 6 95 4
RH 57 3 83 8
RH 60 3 90 7
RH 102 2 87 9
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RH 40 4 82 3
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R&GrH 49 0 93 7
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% Glenn A. Shirk
>■ Extension
Dairy
Agent
Test Forages - Before
It’s Too Late
• Every summer I seem to get on a
torage testing binge, and to many
of you it may be the same old story.
Nevertheless, this is an important
thing for every dairy producer to
consider, and now is a good time to
be making plans for doing it.
It is always nice to have a feed
program in your hands that’s
ready to use when you switch
forages to start on your winter
feeding program.
Silo filling tune is rapidly ap
proaching. For some farmers, it
has already begun. To get a head
start on planning your feeding
program, sample some of the last
silage you put into your silos—as
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you are tilling it. This is the tirst
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was put in at about the right
moisture—about 65 percent—it
won’t change much from fer
mentation.
At least, the test results will
probably be much closer than your
guesses, which you have to rely on
it you don’t test. Sample several
loads, and put these samples in
tight plastic bags to preserve their
moisture When the filling is
completed, mix the samples and
immediately submit one sample
for analysis
Be sure to request a feeding
program also. Your feeding
program may have to be based on
the kinds and amounts of forages
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start on the new silage. Of course,
this means you should also have
your hay crop forages analyzed.
This should be' done now, even
before the silo is filled.
Before sampling hay, be sure it
has dried down to where it would
be when fed—about 10 percent
moisture. To accomplish this, you
can throw a few bales from your
recent harvest onto the barn floor
and cut the twine to encourage
more rapid drying.
Don’t pull the bales apart
because you want to save the
leaves for accurate sampling. And,
the only way to get an accurate hay
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auger.
In order to get this first early
teed program, it may mean you
won’t be able to sample hays that
have been cut after the beginning
of August They may not be dry
enough for accurate sampling and
you won’t have time to wait for
them to dry down. You could
sample them and teed them at
later date.
It you are teedmg a little ot your
cuttings to your herd at the same
tune, you’ll want to sample them
proportionately. For example, if
you teed 4 bales of aftermath
cuttings (second, third and fourth
cuttings) and 2 bales ot first cut
ting hay each day, then you’ll want
to sample them m that proportion
and submit just one sample for
analysis. But, it you will be
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