A2B-Laneastar Farming, Saturday, lima 7,1986
Marvin Miller Dispersal Held
LANCASTER The Marvin
Miller, Dauphin County, herd
dispersal was held on Thursday, ty,
Topping this sale was Rupp-vu.
Ultimate Minnie. Classified Ex
cellent-93, she sold for $6,200 to
Raymond Brubacher, Morgan
town. As a 4-year old, she produced
22,470 pounds of milk and 865
pounds of fat. This Quality
Ultimate daughter was bom in 1979
and was a All-American
Nomination in 1964.
Second in the bidding, with a
price of $4,600, was a Puget-Sound
Sheik daughter. This 5-year old
sold to J. FI
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Topping the Marvin Miller dispersal was Rupp-Vu Ultimate.
She is classified Excellent-93 and was sold to Raymond
Brubacher, Morgantown for $6,200.
\bung or old, dairy products make our lives a little
better. So, on behalf of the millions of people who
enjoy the results of your labors without understanding
the problems and stresses of producing dairy
products, we would like to thank you. \bu deserve it.
Mt. Joy. Her top record is 17,650
pounds of milk with a 4.5 percent
■test. Presently her PTPI is plus 167
and she classified 4-E. She is due in
September to Hilltopper Warden.
Norman and David Kolb, Lan
caster, bought the third highest
animal for $3,800. Bom in 1982, she
is a daughter of Clinton-Camp
Elevation Majesty. She has a PTPI
of plus 199, and is safe with calf to
Hilltopper Warden.
Dennis and Mel Kolb managed
the sale, while Robert Mullendore
did the auctioneering. Henry
Kettering read pedigrees.
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state’s broiler producers breathed
a sigh of relief on May 31 when the
Canadian government lifted its
embargo on the importation of
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Canada was the last major hold
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states that had imposed em
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avian influenza outbreak that
began in January. The Canadian
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The Canadian market accounted
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live broiler exports, according to
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
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broiler people, and also turkeys, as
well,” commented Allwein. “It
was costing us $l.B to $2 million a
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