C4-Umcaster Farming, Saturday, October 4,1986
Juniata Co. DHIA
Records were calculated for 5,811 cows in 107 herds The
10 highest Rolling Herd Averages for the most recent 12
months of production are
Days Milk Fat
Breed In Milk Pounds Pounds
Owner
Rick& Ralph Saner
Barry E Lucas
MarkL Zook
Harold B Shearer
S F Metz
Daryl & Del Brubaker
Donald CEventt
Steve & Barbara Wilson
Donald Adams
Charles Wochley
Four hundred eighty five cows completed records of 305
days or less Five of these cows produced over 900 lbs of
butterfat, 15 produced over 800 lbs , 47 produced over 700
lbs , 111 produced over 600 lbs, and 126 produced over-500
lbs Dairy cows which completed lactations with an average
butterfat of 850 pounds or more are listed below
Rick& Ralph Saner
Annette
Roy & Glen Henry
JCIND4S
Jesie 19
Marvin E Pontius
Kelly
Glen B Simonton
381 Lass
Grand Hope Farm
141
Richard K Bailor
33
S F Metz
Agnes
R E Shearer & Sons
Michele
Barry E Lucas
98
Luzerne Co. DHIA
Luzerne County DHIA
August, 1986
A cow owned by Faihopity Farms topped the August DHIA
for Luzerne County with 25,885 pounds of milk and 1,044
pounds of fat Robert Hough owned the second high cow His
Holstein produced 25,182 pounds of milk and 1,018 pounds of
fat
No. % Days Milk Fat
Brd. Cows In Milk Lbs. Lbs.
Owner
Paul Stoss Jr
Robert Hough
Pecora Bros
Jack W Dent
The following cows completed lactations over 850 pounds
fat
Fred Shultz
Rena-4
Faihopity Farms
202 Trul
214 Lass
115 Lola
Pecora Bros
1341792
Robert Flough
Pattie 1 3 10 4
Amy-18 3 5P
Derwood & Dennis Moyer
Sunsh2s
3 8 1 300 21,340 4 3 923
3 6 8 305 19,045 5 1 967
3 5.4 305 25,885 4 0 1044
3 4-11 305 21,079 4 6 965
3 3 4 305 20,859 4 2 869
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Juniata Co. DHIA
July 1986
19,172
26,222
20,063
23,174
19,144
22,203
23,099
24,933
26 854
22,335
21,387
3 19 7 88 4 23,481 900
3 57 6 86 9 19,601 721
3 175 0 88 9 17,955 681
3 41 7 79 7 17,380 650
20,669
25,182
305
305
5 3 305 22,139 4 1 908
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Name
Shultz Bros
Frank L Jurbala
Richard Knebel
John WTurofski
Richard Yule
Hunter Crest Farm
Duane E Shuman
Richard Knebel
Robert C Bronson
William Bissinger
Richard Hemsarth
22,726
21,144
19,536
20,521
19,333
19,332
18,283
19,637
18,838
18,340
The following cows completed lactations during August over
850 pounds of fat
Lyons Den Dairy
Samara
Shultz Bros
51
Robert C Bronson
128
Hosier Bros Farms
86-
Pen Col Farms
UMilady
John WTurofski
Carla
987
953
871
Duane E Shuman
Angel
944
Richard Yule
#Babs
929
William Bissinger
' Daisy
923
884
865
880
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COLUMBIA COUNTY DHIA
August, 1986
No.
Brd. Cows
To ‘Buy Back’ Loans
Beekeepers in Berks County who
obtain 1986 crop honey loans stored
in approved metal containers in
the ASCS price support program
will be able to repay their loans at
a level lower than the original loan
rate.
Donald E. Lutz, Chairman of the
Berks County ASC Committee says
the lower honey loan repayment
rates will be set to induce
beekeepers to buy back their loans,
and that the lower repayment
levels will help minimize loan
forfeitures.
Based primarily on the market
price of honey, the buy-back loan
level will be announced weekly for
each color and class of honey.
When beekeepers repay their loans
at the announced buy-back level,
Lutz says the interest on the loan
will be waived.
Beekeepers who buy back their
honey under the program may not
repledge the same honey as
collateral for another loan.
one tide
or both
I'-e’-ll'
Milk
Lbs
% Days
Milk
19,825
21,063
19,902
20,584
20,327
19,957
19,307
14,166
19,574
19,107
13,705
305 24,200
305 24,479
305 J 25,017
305 23,338
5-11
253 21 428
305 23,511
6-11
305 22,764
4 ll
305 25,080
305 28,270
5-11
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MADISON SILO CO. OF PENNSYLVANIA
1070 Stemmetz Rd , Ephrata, Pa. 17522 Phone 717-733-1206
Maple Lawn Farm, Inc , Fulton, Maryland, had the herd with
the highest average for the month of August according to
figures just released by the Carroll-Baltimore Dairy Herd
Improvement Association
Fat
Lbs
During the month of August, 87 dairymen in Carroll
Baltimore counties participated in this program Listed below
are the top 10 herds based on their herd averages over the
past year
Owner
Maple Lawn Farm Inc
(C E lager & Son)
Marlin Hoff
Barnes and Wilhide
Rose Croft Ltd
(Gary Derr and Brad Garst)
Flint Hill Farm
(Edgar Schaeffer)
Del-Myr Farm
4 1 997
(Roger and Jeff Myers)
Windsor Manor Farm
3 6 892
(Jason and Donna Myers)
Joe Schwartzbeck
Unicorn Associates
Leaseway Holstems
3 6 902
4 1 951
4 5 963
4 1 959
3 9 887
Clearfield DHIA
August 1986
Orner Farms Inc , Rockton, topped Clearfield County DHIA
3 2 899 list for August with a rolling herd average of 19,439 milk and
733 tat on 77 cows
4 0 1013
NAME
Oner Farms Inc B 3 77 0 87 9 19,439 733
JohnSankey 3 35 7 88 5 18,926 714
Duane Peters B 3 43 2 89 7 19 193 702
R Wnglesworth & Son B 3 55 7 87 0 19,474 696
Fairman Farms B 3 53 9 84 0 18,451 687
Hicks Dairy Farm B 3 67 2 91 9 19,274 674
Lawrence Ecklund B 3 34 9 89 0 17,748 669
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Carroll-Baltimore County DHIA
August, 1986
55
118
86
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NO. % DAYS MILK FAT
COWS IN MILK LBS LBS.
BRD.
~J*!y*ANTY*
No.
Cows Milk Fat
156
301
50
21,944
20,977
19,661
19,766
19,468
19,199
693
19,653
18 381
17,591
18,886
683
681
673
670
782
765
739
731
702