KITTANING In the 43rd year of Armstrong County s
DHIA, county producers realized an 84JUpounds increase in
milk production trom last year. The coimty'i-24 tull-year herds
average 15,195 pounds of milk in contrast to the 1980
average for 14,354.
Butterfat production also increased by 17 pounds. The
county's 1,241 cows on test finished with a butterfat average
of 559 pounds over last year’s 542 pounds
Ray Claypole & Sons of Worthington led the county in milk
and tat with averages of 16,167 pounds 'of mik and 650
pounds of fat on 77. S cows.
The county's higli milk record of 25,564 was set by a
Holstein owned by Mark Campbell & Sons of Ford City High
butterfat producer was a Holstein owned by Leroy Schrock &
Sons of Dayton, which finished with a record of 943 pounds of
fat
• Members of the Armstrong County DHIA include
President—Thomas Grooms, Vice President—Leroy Schrock,
Secretary—Van Cornish, 11, Treasurer—Mary Lou Capone,
Directors—Mark Campbell and Stuart Claypoole, Super
visors—Donna Beranty and Mane Boyer
WESTFALIA
systemat
. The Westfalia Feeding &
CODATRON - Control System
For All Dairy Herds
• individual dispensing of con
centrate feed m the slatted
unit
• Choice of one or two types
of feed
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Automatic
Feeder
The feeders are of stain
less steel! durable and
easily cleaned The feeder
comprises a housing with
teed inlet feeding trough
and transmitter/receiver
unit The tran
smitter/receiver unit is
mounted at the front of
the trough
A printer can be supplied on request for the models
F 26 and L which prints out the data stored in the
central computer either automatically or on request
The printer is a useful extension to the cow calendar
and is practically indispensable for herd'
management Uses standard SVxll’ com
puterized paper • not an adding machine type paper
Power Supply
Unit
CHAWERSBUBG
Cumberland Farm & Saner Farm Systems
Dairy Supply, Inc. Orlyn Saner
Larry Hughes 717-463-2606
717-263-0826 WOWTBOSE
800-692-7406 Ted H(rsch Refr(gerat(on TgOY
COCHB4NVIU.E 717-278-3607
Farm Construction & , nvrnmr .
Equipment OMm
Robert L. Janney . W & J Dairy Sales
215-593-2365 William Guhl
717-529-2569
JttSCY SHORE
Tom L Dunlap SCHWENKSVILLE
717-398-1391
BALLY y
Longacrd Electric
Service, Inc
215-845-2261
, Claypoole tops Armstrong Co. DHIA
• Maximum ration limit at all
intervals
• Savings in concentrate feed
• Higher milk yields
• Time-saving feeding
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Printer
HD
Transceiver For Tie Stalls
WESTFAUA SALES CENTERS
McAUSTERVIILE
Penn Valley
Cropstore, Inc
DaieStutzman
215-287-9650
215-287-7315
Those herd averaging more than 600 pounds of tat are
included in the following list
Ray Claypoole & Sons
T.E Miller & Sons
Schrock
TKANKLIN The Venango County DHIA reported 28 herds
on official rest completed tne 1981 testing year, marking the
57th for the county association
The county's 1,359 cows finished with averages of 15,205
pounds of milk and 597 pounds of tat.
Titusville dairyman, C John Carey completed the year with
the county-high records in milk and tat. Carey's 24 registered
Holstems averaged 19,594 pounds of milk and 747 pounds of
fat
Members ot the Venango County DHIA include. President
Paul Runnmppr Vice President William Bean,
For Progress In
Milking Technology
Introduces:
• Higher butterfat content
in the milk
• Better physical condition of
the cows
» Cow calendar
Model F-26
CODATRON feed pro
gram with 24-hour cycle
(24 intervals)
Input and readout of feed
amounts in lbs.
Maximum amount limit in
each interval
• Simple checking of pro
blem cows (more than 9%
residual feed)
• Stored data preserved in
the event of power failure
• Optional automatic or
manual start of the feed
ing program
• Feeding program extensible to max. 999 cows
• Connections for up to 26 automatic feeders
• Printer connection
• Choice of one or two types of feed
• Additional reading of
- contents of silo tank
- daily consumption
- daily consumption per feeding box
(for all types of feed)
• A percental increase or reduction of the daily
feed ration can be implemented for the whole
herd (changes in the quality of the feed)
• Cow calendar
- input of calving date
- rutting-season and with calving-tune control
- determination of lactation stage
- input of date of dry time
- start of concentrate feeding before calving
• The control panel already has the functions for
milking parlour operation (storage of the
various data for each cow).
SfARTAHSBURG
Brenner Dairy Equipment
Albert Brenner
814-654-7309
Dairyland Sales & Service
Jim Kelley
717-297-4128
WILLIAMSBURG
LongenecKer Implement
Dale Longenecker
814-793-2985
BEU.VILLE
Bylers Diesel
Daniel Beiler
Carey tops Venango Co. DHIA
Model L
HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND
Tn-State Farm
Automation
Gerald Potfenberger
301-790-3698
SALES ENGINEER
ROBERTE TURNER
R D. #l, Box 11
Aspers, PA 17304
717-677-9301
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'WESTFALIA SYSTEMAT
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FREY BROS. MANUFACTURING
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 19,1981-D27
Paul E. Walker Jr
Russell C Claypool
Wayne M. Mclntire
Ward Claypoole S Son
0 J Claypool & Son
650
616
616
becretary & ireasurer Larry Bell, Directors Larry laylor
and Lester Wright, Bookkeeper - Charlene McAnmch
Those herds producing more than 600 pounds ot tat are
included in the following list
C John Carey
Burns Bros
Wm. & Bobbie Geer
Ellwood Mitchell
Bean Bros
Darwin Bell
Paul E Runmnger 24 2
Richard G. Rhoades 186 1
Lester Wright 26.3
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18,180
17,842
16,632
16,559
16,960
16,665
17,457
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16,399 607
16.304 605
16,356 602
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