Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 10, 1986, Image 87

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    Mifflin Co. DHIA
MIFFLIN COUNTY DHIA
March, 1986
Percy S&RGlenn Yoder
John A Peachey
Bradstead Farm
Charles L Forgy
Paul J Zook
MarkS Yoder
Joseph E Kurtz
John K Kauffman
John B Peachey
Marvin R Kanagy
Louis S Peachey Jr
j Loren Yoder
James H Allison
Jesse L Spicher
David T Hostetler
G Sheldon Peachey
Byler Brothers
KoreJ Peachey
Joshua D Yoder
David R Spicher
Frank JHartzler
James GLaughlm
David W Yoder
Merle E Yoder
Sylvanus S Peachey
Kore E Yoder
Leroy Kauffman
John L King
John B & Saloma Byler
Russel L Kline
David C Yoder
Aquilla I Yoder
Peachee Farms
J Irvin Zook
Robert Stayrook
James 0 Reed
l/aunholm Farm
Keith Lemaweaver
Robert L Kauffman
James L Hostetler
ter le E Yoder
*Amy
*Annie
"Vayni
'oderstead Farm
Charity
’ercy S & R Glenn Yoder
Kay
Tidy
.eroy Kauffman
Brill
tradstead Farm
Toma
ohn L King
Carol
.ouis S Yoder
Molly
J Dunmire Sons
#516
Triple H Construction Co.
29 S. CharlMSt. EptiritJ, PA 17522
717-738-2142
Custom Builders of Dairy, Hog,
Poultry, Horse, Storage & Com
mercial Building. Contact: Glenn
Horst, Luke Hibshman or Nevin
Wagner.
8 Reasons For Considering
CABLEVEY For Your Dairy Barn
(1) CABLEVEY Saves Labor - That’s
important when you want to maximize
milk production by feeding more
often.
(2) CABLEVEY Saves Feed - Many dairy
producers have found the milk pro
duction increased even with .equal or
less feed after installing CABLEVEY.
(3) CABLEVEY Pays For Itself - Just from
the increase in milk production alone,
many systems have paid for them
selves in 12 months or less.
(4) CABLEVEY Reduces Feed Separation
Unlike flex augers, feed separation
is minimal... that means a more uni
form ration to all cows.
4-10
4-10
3-11
843
762
757
19,875
19,357
17,912
832
20,861
22,681
16,861
973
880
21,538
4-10
914
796
18,860
23,745
793
792
20,965
823
23,359
Cablevey - the
PROFIT
(5) CABLEVEY Handles High Moisture
Corn The 2" system and plastic
drops are specially designed to handle
high moisture corn without constant
hang-ups.
(6) CABLEVEY Takes The Corners
Specially designed 90° corners allow
efficient system operation for nearly
any barn layout.
(7) CABLEVEY Saves Energy 1 Motor
and 1 system handle many livestock
operations.
(8) CABLEVEY Controls Feed By Weight
Or Volume Cows individually fed a
pre set amount by Weight or Volume
automatically 5 to 8 times per day for
highest efficiency.
MarkS Yoder
#517
#536
Kore E Yoder
Becky
John B Peachey
#BB
#137
Ed Click
Jamie
J Loren Yoder
Reb
Twinkle
Raymond S Hostetler
#53
James G Laughlm
Holly-1
Aquilla I Yoder
#72
Jesse L Spicher
Ada
Janet
Lawrence M Martin
#6l
Dale Gearhart
#2l
A Fred King
#55
Lee and Joanne Yoder
Kit
Herbert H Keiser Jr
Mica
Byler Brothers
#73
David C Yoder
Betty
Enos J Kurtz
#5
Lycoming Co. DHIA
LYCOMING COUNTY DHIA
Vollman Dairy Farm R&GrH
Don & Scott Lepley R&GrH
Franklin J Fmck RH
Marshall Bros Inc RH
Schon-Crest Farms R&GrH
Eugene W Hall RH
Marvin L Waltz R&GrH
Eld & Yvo Metzger GrH
Willard M Brelsford R&GrH
Bar-Vista Farm R&GrH
John Snyder RH
Dale F Cooley R&GrH
Benjamin E McCarty R&GrH
Linden-Hills Farm RH
Mont-Will Farms R&GrH
Lester M Roust RH
Steppe Brothers
Harold R Dnck
Flossie
25,072
19,825
H 6-3
H 5-7
19,653
H 11-6
22,549
20,201
21,500
22,386
20,744
5-10
22,202 1056
22,036
21,985
24,041
22,657
5-10
18,302
3-11
25,041
19,393
20,430
19,278
21,225
21,523
January, 1986
4-6 21,755 759
Samuel & Larry Fry
Elaine
Teffy
797
799
Stephen R Waltz
774
Lester M Roust
Mandee
Lasso
802
763
Willard M Brelsford
Sticks
Polly
Annie
799
16,370
871
824
Steppe Brothers
MoxieB3
Eugene W Hall
Buddy
Nettie
Wanda
Danette
815
751
Schon-Crest Farms
Jess
Jessy
Angie
782
870
751
Lost Brook Farm
79
81
785
Mrs Richard Mowery
348 K
C Thomas Faulkner
30
792
753
J David & John Jarrett
6
773
823
Kenneth 0 Brastian
PennySl
822
771
Bobwood Acres 3 48.2 89.2 20,887
Raymond Norconk 3 42.2 87 2 19,283
Richard R Higley 3 88.0 86 9 17,253
Lambert Farms 3 126.8 90 5 18,348
D and D Hottemstem 3 59.5 86 7 18,156
Joan M Woodhead 3 31.2 85 8 17,430
William B Hart 3 77.7 90 5 17,572
19,141
20,762
18,926
17,210
20,814
18,172
18,503
18,917
17,540
19,110
17,890
18,543
17,936
18,302
17,462
17,370
16,742
Lambert Farms
Margo
Sevenup
Richard R Higley
Starbn
Loretta
Bobwood-Acres
Agnes
Lome
Joan M Woodhead
Wmsom
Wisper
William B Hart
100
94
151
Raymond Norconk
Puff
Earl & James Warburton
Juliann 3 4-8
Rachael 3 6-9
Ronald Hembury
Tulip
Duane Smithkors
Rosie
305
Quickstep* avsllsble
The Stihl 009 is a small chain
saw that’s big enough on
power and performance to take
care of all your firewood needs.
And since it’s a Stihl, you know
it will be around for a long time
to come.
These Dealers Proudly Sell Stlhl
NUMBER ONE WORLDWIDE
A& B SALES & SERVICE STOLTZFUS WOODWORK
2 Miles South ol Rt 23 Alone 772
Thru Monterey * RDI Rooks, PA
HOLLINGER'S LAWN &
GARDEN EQUIP.
1755 W MamSt.doc onßt 322)
’Ephrata. PA7I7 735-1131
SHARTLESVILLE FARM SERVICE
RD II Box 1392 Hamburg PA
Phona 215*458 1025
STIHIZ
THK WOULD’* LAAOttT MMLUMO CHAIM DAW
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 10,1986-C7
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Sulbra DHIA
SULBRA COUNTY DHIA
February, 1986
COMPLETED LACTATIONS OF 500 POUNDS
OR MORE OF BUTTERFAT
3 4-10
3 4-3
3 B-7
3 4-7
3 5-1
3 7-0
3 6-7
3 3-10
3 2-1
3 7-1
MARTIN HARDWARE &
EQUIPMENT CO.
Rt 5011 '/* Mries South of Schaettarslown. PA
Phone 717*949*6617
21,201 815
19,644 828
3-10
3-7
22,710 804
3-9
2-11
22,056 909
23,528 757
19,614 888
22,671 905
20,259 848
21,412 912
5-2
5-6
3-4
2-8
22.422 776
28.422 1087
20,081 756
18,455 777
847
928
794
27,343
25,453
22,494
21,774
17,540
20,077
17,051
25,276
22,873
21,810
12,237
25,472
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305
21,732
21,901
2-11
5-7
305
305
20,734
19,540
305
305
23,692
24,229
300
305
305
23,731
19,429
19,196
305
19,188
305
305
23,168
25,032
305
20,019
305
18,043
Little
STIHL
Goes
> a
Long
Way .
RDGap, PA Box 183
1 Mile North Rt 897 From Gap
Phone 717*442*8972
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