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POT +2.14 and TPI +745
Vf +665 tPI
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one bull for milk yields .
PDS + 166, RDM +1,757, PO% -.17,
PDBF + 31, PDT + 0.76 and TPI + 665.
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Frame No. 1, 400-500 lbs. 48.00
53.50. Bulls, Medium Frame No. 1,
400800 lbs. 42.00-47.00.
CALVES: 181. Vealers about
steady, (few) Choice 80.0000.00;
Good 73.00-81.00; Standard & Good
90-120 lbs. 55.0061.00; 6085 lbs.
47.0057.00.
FARM CALVES: Hoi. Bulls 90
125 lbs. 70.00107.00, few 110.00
122.50.
HOGS: 206. Barrows and gilts
steady. US No. 1-2 210240 lbs. 48.00
49.00, No. 1-3 200250 lbs. 47.00
48.10; No. 2-3 200255 lbs. 46.00
46.75; No. 1-3 140160 lbs. 44.25-
48.75, lot 120 lbs. at 50.00; Sows US
No. 1-3 300600 lbs. 42.0045.75.
Boars 31.0033.50.
FEEDER PIGS 13. (few) US No.
1-3 50-60 lbs. 35.0040.00 per head.
GOATS 8.10.0031.00 per head.
Jersey breeders
to gather in Monterey
COLUMBUS, Ohio Jersey
breeders from across the United
States will gather June 28-30 in
Monterey, Calif., for the Annual
Meetings of The American Jersey
Cattle Club and National All-
Jersey Inc. This year marks the
116th Annual Meeting of the AJCC
and the 28th for NAJ.
The group will headquarter at
the Doubletree Inn, at Fisher
man’s Wharf in Monterey. The
three-day event will include
meetings of the two organizations,
the 27th Annual National Heifer
Sale, awards presentations and
sightseeing and shopping tours in
the area.
The NAJ Board of Directors
meeting will be held Thursday
morning, with the AJCC Board of
Directors meeting scheduled for
the afternoon. Registration for
those attending the meetings
begins Thursday afternoon, June
28.
The 27th Annual National Heifer
Sale will be held Friday afternoon,
offering top-quality young Jerseys
from across the nation.
The Young Jersey Dairymen
Awards Breakfast will begin the
day’s events on Saturday, June 30.
The 116th Annual Meeting of the
AJCC will follow the breakfast,
with Ed Fisher, Turlock, Calif.,
being presented the award as the
Outstanding Genetic Recovery
Agent for 1984.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1984—A25
3 20-35 lbs. 18.00-35.00 per head; No.
1-3 35-50 lbs. 27.00-44.00; No. 1-3 50-
85 lbs. 35.00-53.00.
3 GRADED FEEDER PIG
SALES: 2911. Compared with 1745
head last week, and 2724 head a
year ago. All sales by CWT. Feeder
Pigs uneven, mostly 3.00-9.00
lower. US No. 1-2 2540 lbs. 110.00-
136.00, some to 151.00, 40-50 lbs.
90.00- 50-60 lbs. 85.00-105.00,
60-85 lbs. 71.00-100.00; US No. 2-3
20-35 lbs. 84.00-116.00, 4045 lbs.
79.00-
SHEEP: 1249. Compared with
1137 head last week and 668 head a
year ago. Lambs unevenly steady.
High Choice & Prime 35-100 lbs.
70.0040.00, few to 93.00; Choice SO
HO lbs. 58.00-73.00; Good 3090 lbs.
56.0066.00. SI. sheep; 8.00-25.00,
few down to 2.00.
A shopping excursion to Carmel
is planned for the morning, with a
tour of Cannery Row, the historic
Carmel Mission and a drive along
the California Coast on the agenda
for the afternoon.
The Annual Jersey Breeders
Banquet will be held Saturday
evening. Dr. C.A. “Tony” Ern
strom, Logan, Utah, will receive
the 1984 Distinguished Service
Award from the AJCC. Walter and
Joan Brown, Hughson, Calif., will
be recognized as the recipients of
the Master Breeder Award.
For more information about the
AJCC-NAJ Annual Meetings,
contact The American Jersey
Cattle Club, P.O. Box 27310,
Columbus, Ohio, 43227, phone 614-
861-3636.
Chester meeting
ATGLEN - The newly
organized Chester County Sheep
and Wool Growers Association will
meet at 6 p.m. Thursday at the
Breezeview Farm of Bill and Joan
MacCauley, Atglen.
Dr. Clair Engle, Penn State
sheep specialist, will hold a
seminar on market lambs. The
association will also elect officers.
A lamb barbecue will be served
and the cost is |3.00. Pre
registrations can be made by
contacting the Chester County
Extension Office.
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