January 1983
A Holstein cow owned by John K. Peters, R. #6, Manheim.
Alice produced 27,644 lbs. of milk, 1,033 lbs. of bgtterfat with
a 3.7% test. Second high lactation was completed by a
Holstein cow owned by Weaver Homestead Farm, R. #l, New
Holland. 79 produced 25,590 lbs. of milk, 1,013 lbs. of but
tertat with a 4.0% test.
OWNER
NAME Oft HUMKX MO AGE IN MILK MILK FAT FAT
John K. Peters
GrH 6-5 305 27,644 3.7 1033
RH 4-1 305 21,024 3.8 804
Alice
Magic
CODATRON-
• CODATRON feed program with 24-hour
cycle (24 intervals)
• Input and readout of feed amounts in lbs.
• Maximum amount limit in each interval
• Simple checking of problem cows (more than
9% residual feed)
• Stored data preserved in the event of power
failure
• Optional automatic or manual start of the
feeding program
• Feeding program extensible to max. 560
cows
Save Up To 50% In Man Hours
ss= *' . MORE FROM YOUR COWS
T rj M MORE FROM YOUR TIME
MORE FROM YOUR MONEY
Why settle for less when you eon hove the original?
WESTFALIA MILKING EQUIPMENT AND COMPUTER SALES CENTERS
BALLY - KIRKWOOD
Longacra Electric Farm Construction A Qam S. Stoltrfus
Service, Inc. Equipnant /17-529-2623
Larry Eshlaman Hobart L. Jannay 717-529-2668
215-845-2261 215-593-2365 Answering Service
:ville
ByUr'sDimlft COUDERSPORT
Refrig. Sendee
Daniel Ryler
717-483-6446
Answering Service
CHAMBERSBURi
Cumberland Farm & HAMBURG
Dairy Supply, Inc. Shardesville Farm Service
Larry Hitches Daniel & Dale Wenger
717-263-0826 215-488-1025
800-692-7406
Lancaster
County
DHIA
Monthly
Report
DAYS
Westfalia ACR Detacher
COCHRANVILLE
Center Electric
Terry Center
814-274-9634
Weavei Homestead Farm
79 GrH 5-6
65 GrH 5-1
8 GrH 2-0
67
Kenneth D. Myer
Mary RH
Barbara RH
Vern-Lee Holstems
Bonus RH
Kola RH
Joseph C. Wivell
Prilla RH
Kandy RH
Daniel E. Fisher
Burke RH
Richard N. Sauder
Milly RH
Janet RH
Karen RH
Dale & Steve Hershey
Lisa
Star 64
Mark A. Young
59
Amos H. King
Queeme
C. Victor Groff
17
72
% us.
• Individual dispensing of con
centrate feed in the slatted unit
• Choice of one or two types of
feed
• Maximum ration limit at all
intervals
• Savings in concentrate feed • Cow calendar
• Future milk metering with Westfalia Metatron
(will be DHIA & public health approved)
MODEL L
• Connections for up to 16 automatic feeders • Model L also includes Cow Calendar
• Printer connection - imput of calving date
• Choice of one or two types of feed . - heat date input
• Additional reading of - breeding date
- contents of silo tank - determination of lactation stage
- daily consumption - input of date of dry time
- daily consumption per feeding box - start of concentrate feeding before
(for all types of feed) calving
• A percental increase or reduction of the •T|
daily feed ration can be implemented for the
whole herd (changes in the quality of the
feed)
LITITZ
Agri-Teh
Eugene Krall
717-627-3000
MONTROSE TROY
Ted Hindi Comm. A Farm Tim’* Wetel Servic* Dalrylind Sales * Service SALES ENGINEER
Rafrig. Sendee Tim Stoltzfus 7^o*7^,,a
717-278-3607 814-349-5110 717-297-4128
MERCER-NEW WILMINGTON MT. BETHEL Answering Service
Chuck Moose, Inc.
412-533-3077
MIFFLINBURG
Wehr's Dairy Equipment
Mark Wehr
717-966-1396
305
305
305
305
305
305
7-3
4-5
305
305
305
302
4-
5-
299
305
305
305
4-6
7-2
3-9
305
305
GrH
305
6-8
GrH
GrH 6-7
GrH 4-6
305
305
The Westfalia Feeding & Control
System For All Doiry Herds
• Higher milk yields
• Time-saving feeding
• Higher butterfat content in the
milk
• Better physical condition of the
cows
functions for milkim
tion
each cow).
• Precise automatic flow monitoring.
• New memory strip time.
• Positive vacuum shut-off.
• Gentle, delayed removal.
• Full flow non-phig design.
• installs in any dairy.
• Operation is simple.
MILLVILLE
Bower Surge Service
Sheldon Bower
717-458-6106
717-458-6521
K.C. Dairy Service
Kevin Correll
717-897-5141
PARADISE
Uoyd Ranck
717-687-6361
1013
925
832
755
25,590
25,360
19,961
20,383
4.0
3.6
4.2
3.7
1004
970
25,803-
23,838
3.9
4.1
1001
851
24,850
22,606
4.0
3.8
997
902
25,284
23,845
21,518
994
992
897
760
4.3
3.8
3.6
23,073
23,615
21,403
30,543
22,381
984
763
981
19,215
24,502
4.0
.978
21,771
23,827
4.5
3.9
978
927
mel alread;
larlour opera
;e of the various data for
fstorai
PORTROYAL
' ■■■■ 1 ■ - my pA NJ CT
Camara*’* Rafri|»ration Brannar Dairy Equipmant yy’ Rl.’mE,' NH
ifm Camaron Albart Bratmar ROBERT L TURNER
717-527-4795 814-654-7309 R.D.fl.Boxll
Aspers, PA 17304
717-677-9301
REBERSBURG
Dairyman Inc.
Mid-Atlantic Division
"Penn Valley Cropstore, Inc. William Stauffer
SCHWENKSVILI-E
Dale Stutzman
215-287-9650
215-287-7315
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 5,1983—E5
66
12
JayE. Landis
Spice RH
Bennie L. Fisher
Salma RH
Christian Zook
Nellie RH
Sharon RH
Blackie RH
John M. Harmsh
Gloria RH
Ada RH
Peggy RH
GrH
GrH
Faith RH
Cedar Fringed Farm
Rae RG
Duchett RG
G.M. Weaver
Picket RH
Paul V. Nissley
Amy RH
Donna RH
Roxann GrH
Dancer RH
Ra-EI Holstems
Mitzie RH
Lmme RH
A printer can be supplied on request for the models F 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 BV*"xir f computerized paper • not
an adding machine type paper
has
SPARTANSBURG
NORTHWEST PAS NY
TOM MOORE
28 Petrolia St.
Bradford, PA X 6702
SYKESVILLE.MD 814-362-3933
NATIONAL HEADQUARTER;
301-795-2727
301-781-7020
21.827
19,286
305
305
6-9
3-4
25,269
305
6-3
28,117
305
26,180
22,326
24,532
305
305
305
24,601
21,983
24,112
25,008
305
305
305
305
4-5
4-11
4-10
3-7
305
305
20,057
20,383
5-4
4-3
28,752
265
24,884
21,985
20,370
21,019
305
305
305
305
4-2
4-2
7-7
3-2
8-5 305 25,825
6-7 295 24,562
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REGIONAL MANAGER
WESTFALIA systemat
DIVISION of CENTRICO
1862 Brummel Or.
Elk Grove, 111 60007
1-800-323-6723
907
759
4.2
3.9
977
976
976
883
822
3.7
4.0
3.4
976
882
802
783
4.0
4.0
3.3
3.1
975
806
4.9
4.0
970
958
782
767
754
3.8
3.6
3.8
3.6
948
887