owner
Chas. & Tim Kissling
Heindel Farms Inc.
Chas Ptushanski
Stephen J. Janos
Mertz Brothers
Junge Farms
Reu Hel Farms Inc
K. & R. Woltskill
Forrest C. Stnckler
Mark A. Wolfskin
Ray E. Bicksler
Arlan Knck
Zahncroft Farm
Glenn R. Harmsh
Geo. S. Troutman Jr.
& Ken Sanner
Wendy Brook Farm
Richard A. Bleiler
Light Up Your Herd With Sire Power
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The weeks of October 18 and
October 25 have been scheduled
for LAMP (dairy herd analysis) in
the Western PA area. Balanced
breeding consultants, Steve
Neely and Steve Wilson, will be in
your area to analyze the in
dividual cows in your herd.
The cost of this service is
$2.00 per cow with a minimum
charge of $25 per herd.
Berks
County
DHIA
Monthly
Report
August 1982
NO.
MD COWS
3 65.8
3 28.0
3 108.1
3 32.6
B 3 47.0
3 58.0
3 44.3
83 47 8
B 3 56.1
3 93 1
3 456
3 69.7
3 49.7
B 3 77.0
63 66.6
’ B 3 720
3 50.8
B 3 54 8
The LAMP program from Sire Power is your fastest most
accurate path to HERD IMPROVEMENT
Donald 8. Duncan
Robert E. Kopfer
George E. Moyer
Lynnacres
Wilmer R. Marlin
Kenneth H. Wenger
David L. Schrack
Wilmer Dreibelbis
Good Bros.
Barry L. Burkholder
Hemdel Farms Inc.
Yost Brothers
Roy Hoppes
Clarence B. Kulp
Jaimore Farm
Fred J. Walters
Leroy E. Howard
Roger S. Buch
William G. Howerfer
David J. Williams
Glenn B. Gockley
R. Bernell Burkholder
DaviewFarm
Don Atoan
Larry £. Phillips
Harvey C. Krill Jr.
William C. Adams
Mervm Brubaker
Larry L. Mertz
Irvin G. Weaver
Mat Mar Farms Inc.
Scattered Acres Inc.
Richard W. Hoppes
Charles W. Lamm
Leonard G. Stoltzfus
Linden Loch Holstein
F.M. Browns Sons Inc
us.
MILK
20,676
20,376
21,369
20,859
19,440
19,147
19,388
18,759
18,163
18,941
16,870
16,888
18,307
17,843
18,146
18,065
18,877
18,731
B 3
B 3
B 3
B 3
B 3
Linear
Appraisal
and
The Linear Appraisal and Mating
Program (LAMP), available through Sire
Power, is a valuable herd improvement
tool. It can help you plan your breeding
program with the aid of professional
advice. The Sire Power Analysts are up
to-date on the transmitting patterns of all
Sire Power bulls and are in a position to
make recommendations for their op
timum use. The goal of this program is to
produce profitable'Veplacements able to
stand the stress of high production over
a long lifetime.
j "lamp application ]
NAME
PHONE
ADDRESS
NO. TO BE EVALUATED
DIRECTIONS TO FARM (please use route numbers)
1
Lancaster Fencing, Saturday, September 25,1982-013
Mating
Progra
from
Return this coupon by Oct. 1 to:
Sire Power Inc.
Attn: Lamp
RD #2 Tunkhannock, Pa. 18657
Raymond B. Molt
Show Top Farms
Frank G. Gromltch
Alton Rohrbach
Kenneth Zook
George Schuler
Udder Valley Farm
Swatara Dairy Farm
Paul B. Martin
Ker Mm Farms
R.R. Troutman & Sons
E. Daniel Leatherman
Andrew O. Stoltzfus
James & Pamela Berry
6 & K Grimes
Lawrence K letter
Vista Grande Farm
Ontelynn Acres
Marlin J. Stutzman
Ronald L. Richard
Robert L. Sattazahn
Harvy M. Weaver
Raymond A. Seidel
Ernest 0. Miller
P. &T. WcrleyJr.
Robert T. Bow man
Vernon G. Good
Lewis Nolt
Win-Dale Farm
Martin Moyer
Retland Farm
Donald Burkholder
Way Har Farms
Ernest C. Hoffman
William Mitchell
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Basically, the program involves an
evaluation of fourteen physical trait
areas for each cow. Two performance
areas, milking speed and disposition are
also included. Two sires (a first, and
second choice) are then recommended
that offer the greatest potential for
improvement of production, type and
longevity. The program is custom
designed to meet each dairyman’s goals
for his herd.
BREED
B 3 76.4
3 145.5
3 63.1
B 3 43.2
B 3 46.3
3 59.6
B 3 70.7
3 85.4
B 3 49.8
3 76.5
B 3 106.3
B 3 64.8
3 150.8
B 3 42.7
B 3 72.0
83 70.8
3 85.9
B 3 110.6
B 3 56.2
3 46.6
B 3 104.9
G 3 47.7
3 37.8
63 189.6
B 3 103.6
83 41.9
B 3 39.9
B 3 57.8
4 44.6
B 3 52.6
3 48.1
Q 3 88.6
B 3 114.0
3 54.5
B 3 30.1