No Days In Lbs Lbs
Brd Age Cows Milk Milk Fat
Owner
LEBANON COUNTY DHIA
January. 1986
3 44 0 88 8
3 46 3 91 0
B 3 50 4 88 8
3 129 9 86 7
G 3 30 4 88 0
3 73 1 88 2
3 53 9 88 9
3 111 5 88 3
3 77 2 82 6
3 98 8 84 3
B 3 88 7 91 2
Donald G Hotter
Willow Maple Farm
Irvin Z Brubaker
Hoover Farms
Gary Mase
David Brandt
Roy H Weaver
Arnold Acres
Ferndale Farms
Dale Hostetter & Sons
MarVm K Meyer & Sons
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Kenneth Mase
Fort Zeller Farm
Arthur R Krall & Son
Lloyd Burkholder Jr
Gary Lentz
Roy E Nolt
Robert Martin
Melvin M Nolt
Robert B Smith
Raymon & Marlin Getz
Sonnen Springs Farm
Kirby L Horst
Eugene Gingrich
M Luther Bennetch
David Weaver
Mark C Patches
Walter K Heisey
Wernerway Farms
James Z Brubaker
Marlin D Heisey
Phares Z Musser
Harvey T Bomgardner
Sonnen Acres
Richard & Ronald Shirk
Kenneth I Sellers
Clyde E Deck
Reuben 0 Martin
Lester Martin
Richard L Heilmger
Philhaven Farm
Raymond K Martin
Louis E Martin
Robert B Smith
18 2
136 2
Kenneth I Sellers
Heather 3
20 392
20 969
20 577
20 902
20 648
21 549
20 224
19 792
18 932
18 773
19 213
B 3
B 3
B 3
B 8
8 04
401
3 10
Tri-Deck II
High density in the proven low pro
file cage design. Available in 8-foot
or 10-foot cage sections. Cage size
options. I2"x20", 15"x20“; 16"x20"
and 24’W.
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quiet running belt manure removal.
Cages installed m 8-foot sections
Cage size options. 12"x2Ct, I6’'x2o"
and 24"x20"
20 139 4 9
18 725 5 1
305
305
21 043 3 8
305
Route 30 West
at the
Centerville Exit.
Lancaster Farming Saturday, March 8,1986-D25
Willow Maple Farm
Denise 3
Ferndale Farms
Myra 3
David Brandt
39 3
100 3
Harvey T Bomgardner
Debra 3
Marvin K Meyer & Sons
Tina 3
County Line Farm
40 E 3
Dale Hostetter & Sons
107 3
6 3
M Luther Bennetch
Sophie 3
Richard & Ronald Shirk
Libby 3
San Bo Holstems
Hattie 3
Fort Zeller Farm
Pokey 3
Sandra 3
Rhonlyn 3
Clyde E Deck
2 3
Mark C Patches
56
Enos N Lembach
Katrina
Reuben 0 Martin
Hostess
988
952
807
Farmers encouraged
to participate in
grain storage survey
MECHANICAL TRANSPLANTER
• New Amazing "Flo-Check” Water Valve (Patent
ed with Magic Air Control to assure uniform
water supply to the plants regardless of water
level in barrel.
• New Manual Shutoff with Automatic Roller Reset
on Valve.
• Positive Action, Self-Cleaning, Neoprene Plant
Grippers • Bronze Oilite Main Bearings
• Large Adjustable Plant Trays
Lancaster County's Only Dealer Specializing In
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LESTER A. SINGER
96 N. Ronks Rd. Ronks, PA 17572
(717) 687-6712 or 295-2308
Mon. - Fr. Bto 5; Sat. Bto 12
305
4 11
305
7 02
305
305
7 06
? 03
305
7 02
305
4 07
305
4 06
305
284
3 04
3 05
305
4 00
305
5 03
305
6 04
288
305
306
4 11
4 20
4 01
305
6 01
305
5 05
305
6 11
3 7 10 305
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LEESPORT - Donald E. Lutz,
chairman of the Berks County ASC
Committee, said large grain and
oilseed supplies necessitated the
farm storage capacity survey
currently being conducted by the
U S Department of Agriculture to
determine available and poten
tially available storage space in
different areas of the country
“Survey forms have been mailed
to 1,752 farm operators and other
entities in Berks County with
noncommercial storage,” he said
USDA policymakers will review
the survey results and attempt to
pinpoint where handling and
storage problems could occur
during harvest
To verify off-farm storage space,
ASCS and the Statistical Reporting
Service are jointly surveying
commercial facilities
In 1978, U S on-farm storage
was estimated at 995 billion
bushels, according to Lutz As of
Januan 1, 1985, off-farm storage
was estimated at 812 billion
bushels
Lutz encourages farm operators
to complete and return the surve>
form as soon as possible The study
will help determine storage
capacity for permanent and
temporary dry gram or oilseed
crops, storage space for ear corn
and the storage capacity for high
moisture gram
3 2 921
28 720
3 9 952
24 293
4 2 1034
3 5 903
24 531
25 539
824
23 945
877
23 075
827
20 146
829
820
22 684
19 520
"828
23 385
844
25 066
859
20 825
851
822
946
21 367
22 308
19 746
817
19 172
848
21 672
814
21 036
879
26 950