Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 22, 1986, Image 32

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    A32-Lancasttr Fanning, Saturday, Novambar 22,1986
Progreess Of Pen-Col Sale Average $7,535
BY BARBARA MILLER
Lycoming Co. Correspondent
MILLVILLE - For $lOO,OOO the
Nicolas bull syndicate, Millville,
purchased identical twin bulls at
the Progress of Pen-Col Sale,
Millville, on Nov. 17. With the
purchase of the bulls the syndicate
not only topped the sale, but
benifitted three funds for children
with liver disease as well.
The twin bulls, Odessey CSK
Pen-Col Magic ETS and Odyssey
Pen-Col Miracle ETS are the first
results of Pen-Col’s embryo
splitting. The bulls were sold with
open end lease agreements.
Pen-Col Conductor Devine, VG
-87, dam of the twin bulls, at 1 year
and 10 months produced 27,104
pounds of milk with a 4.2 percent
test in 365 days. She possesses a
cow index of plus 1,003 milk, plus 42
fat with a CTPI of plus 600 and is
the daughter of Pen-Col Wayne
Deena, VG-88 EX-MS, with a cow
index of plus 1,553 milk and plus
$lB9. As a 3 year old she produced
32,226 milk with a 4.1 test. Sire of
the twins is Den-K Kirk Boy.
The maternal sister to the bulls
is Pen-Col Bell Dream who ranks
16th in the breed for CTPI at plus
921. Her cow index stands at plus
2,283 milk, plus 87 fat, plus 72
protein and plus $279 with a CTPI
of plus 921.
Chris Luck, Rocky Mount, Va.,
purchased Mun-Cre Valiant
Milady-ET, VG-88, for $69,000
which made her the highest priced
individual cow at the sale. Milady
sold as part of a package that in
cluded four Mark pregnancies, one
Caprie pregnancy and 47 embryo
contracts.
Milady is a Valiant daughter
from the notable Mun-Cre
Elevation Melodee cow, EX-93 3E,
who produced 27,457 pounds of
milk and 1,082 pounds of fat in 365
days.
Ranked 67th in breed for CTPI,
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Milady has a score of plus 816 and
owns a cow index of plus 1,331
milk, plus 70 fat and plus $194. As 2
year old, in 365 days, she produced
21,424 pounds of milk with a 4.4 fat
test and a 3.4 protein test. She is
out of a three generation Excellent
background tracing back to Pen-
Col Ivanhoe Maggie, VG-87.
Pen-Col Bell Dream, the
aforementioned maternal sister to
the top priced twin bulls, sold for
$50,000 to Frank Jurbala,
Orangeville. Dream classified VG
-85. She was sold with two
pregnancies to Mark, four to
Jetson, one to Rotate and contracts
for several embryos.
Buyer Jurbala feels he made a
good buy. “I bought her for her
position on the super cow list and
the amount of contracts that were
written on her which amounted to
$58,000 not counting pregnancies,”
he observed.
She produced a top record as a 2
year old of 32,041 milk with a 3.8 fat
test and a 3.4 protein test.
Cows that sold for $40,000 each
were: Pen-Col Jetson Decoration-
ET to William H. Pettit Jr., Vin
centtown, N.J. and Mason Johnson
m, Rockland, Md.; Pen-Col Jetson
Design-ET to Frank Jurbala; and
Pen-Col Enchantment Cassy to
agent Granada Land and Cattle
Corporation, Hanford, Calif. The
Decoration and Design cows were
out of Pen-Col’s Deena cow and
Cassy’s dam was Pen-Col Pete
Cathy.
Sale average was $7,535 on 102
lots with buyers from as far away
as Denmark.
Wolff said the sale was held
because they have mope cattle
than they can effectively manage
in their facility. He anticipates
carrying on business as usual after
the sale.
Backus Associates Inc.,
Elizabethtown, managed the sale.
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BLUE BALL The Regional
Cooperative Marketing Agency
permits member dairymen to
increase their net income by
securing over-order prices. A
meeting held recently in Blue Ball
explained the advantages of
membership in RCMA.
-Richard Grubb, Pennsylvania
secretary of agriculture, pointed
out that RCMA provides a way for
milk producers to help themselves.
Before RCMA can start to secure
over-order prices, the organization
needs the support of at least 95
percent of the milk producers
within the Northeast.
Grubb noted that RCMA has the
support of all of the state depart
ments of agriculture in the Nor-
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Representatives of the breeders syndicate which bought the twin bulls, represen
tatives of groups that will benefit from the $lOO,OOO donation to Children's Liver
Transplant Foundation, Horace and Charles Backus, auctioneers, the Wolff family and
the calves pose for a group photo. Ben and Corey Wolff hold calves.
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theast. Here in Pennsylvania the
department of agriculture is
working with the steering com
mittee of RCMA. The steering
committee includes six
representatives from three major
farm organizations: Carl Brown
and Karl Kroeck, PFA; Donald
Duncan and Robert Pardoe, the
Grange; and Arden Tewksbury
and Harold Wolfe, PFU.
Leon Wilkinson, the producer
representative on the Penn
sylvania Milk Marketing Board,
explained that presently the Board
has no position on RCMA.
However, the Board has the
necessary means to deal with over
order pricing when it becomes a
reality, he noted.
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eight cooperatives. Today there
are over 40 cooperatives in the 11
Northeast state with membership
in RCMA. The by-laws were
recently amended to allow in
dependent dairymen to join and
have representation on the board
and a voice in the operation of
RCMA.
Premiums will be paid to all
producers on an equitable basis
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receiving the same treatment.
Anyone interested in obtaining
more information on signing up in
RCMA should contact a member of
the steering committee or Arthur
Little, committee coordinator, 315-
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