Pennsylvania Holstein Association initiates Membership Campaign STATE COLLEGE - The 1967 national tours; bam and twilight and males. Currently, Penn- Association members. In 1986, National members soon regain Membership Campaign is now meetings to update your dairy sylvania cattle can be found in 45 approximately 300 head of Penn- that investment due to as 6 per underway with the many benefits management skills; breed im- foreign countries. sylvania Holsteins were sold to animal savings in registration of the State Association available provement seminars; workshops; Consignment sales managed by dairymen in other states. fees. to any who joins. PHA mem- and social activities. the Association offer high-quality The recognition that Penn- PHA members also receive bership is available to Holstein In 1986 over 5,000 registered registered Holsteins. The list of sylvania Holsteins have received Pennsylvania Profiles enthusiasts of all ages. It is not Holsteins were exhibited in sales include: State Convention in both the domestic and in- and Farauhlne as part of their necessary to own registered Holstein shows at the county, Sale, State Calf Sale, State Bred temational market place have membership fee. Holsteins or even grade Holsteins regional and state levels. These Heifer and Young Cow Sale, All- given Holstein breeders in the to be a member. A sincere interest shows help promote members’ American Sale, and the Nittany state an extra source of income, in the common good of the dairy cattle to people all over the Lion Fall Classic. PHA is also The Association’s minimum industry in sufficient. country. active in co-managing partial and membership fee is 320 with an Some of the benefits of mem- PHA also offers a valuable sales complete herd disposals. additional fee of 45 cents per bership include: educational service. 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