Lancaster Co. DHIA
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Walter M Hurst
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Ivan Bowman Jr
Lisa
Neffdale Farm
Marcy
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3 3-5
Robert Kauffman Jr
Fern
Irish
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3 2-11
Martin & Clair Good
Roe
3 5-9
John P Lapp
Cherry
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J Mowery Frey Jr
Amy Jult
Melvin L Shertzer
Ella
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3 10-1
Noah Kreider & Sons
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Dale R Metz
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Warren A Schmuck
Rhoda
Neil Good
Say
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HIGH PRESSURE WASHING
AND DISINFECTING
• Poultry Houses e Hog Units
eDoiry Borns eVeoi Pens
For Quality & Service We Have 4 High Pressure
For Tough Cleaning Jobs
(2) - 3000 Lb. Portable Washers
MAYNARD L. BEITZEL
Witmer, PA 17585 717-392-7227
Spraying Since 196 1
WATER WATER WATER
Bad water will lower your Income
By removing nitrates, bacteria & sulfates
from your water you will have a healthier
herd. Acid in water increases herd health
problems.
Rediw* ProhtoiM
Red^iSttdllMdaiPraUMna
Produce More Milk
We can remove these nitrates, bacteria
& sulfates and put your PH to near neutral.
Call Us Before You Buy
And See Our Many Happy Users
We have competitive prices.
OREGON WATER SALES
Leola, PA 717-656-8380
If no answer, call early in the morning or evenings.
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Washer Trucks
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• Joseph W Best & Sons
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Graywood Farms
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Kenneth R Weaver
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John S Nolt
Tulip 3
Parke H Ranck
Helen 3
Calvin 0 Keene
Vermy 53 3
Arthur P Sweigart
Faith 3
J Wade Groff
Poppy 3
Harry H Ranck Jr
Muffin 3
Dash 3
Edwin J Landis
Dillie 3
Aline 3
John E Click
Bernice 3
Loren L Zimmerman
Alivia 3
Ivan K Lapp
Lady 3
Kreider Dairy Farms
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Singing Maples Farms
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Eastern Crown has ’em both
Both of these tests can be administered right on the farm and eliminate
the high cost of radioactive assays It's a small price to pay for reducing
the risk of shipping contaminated milk. No special equipment. No
technical expertise needed
Q Delvotest 42012
P AMPULE 2Vi HOUR TEST
Components
• 100 Ampules containing bacillus
stearothermophilus var, cadilo
lactis in solid medium
• 100 Tablets containing nutrients
based on glucose and indicator
• Dosing syringe for sampling milk,
100 disposable pipettes, tweezers
• Complete Instructions
INCUBATOR FOR DELVOTEST
42014 8 well 120 V w/Thermometer
42015 20 well 120 V w/Thermometer
42013 Thermometer
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B Penzyme 42008
20 MINUTE TEST
Components
• 25 Enzyme vials in a plastic tray
• 25 Reagent tablets in strip pack
• Spring syringe with
25 disposable tips
• Complete Instructions
INCUBATOR FOR PENZYME
42009 4 well 120 Volt
4200712 well 120 Volt
Consistently detects residue
levels of most commonly used
mastitis antibiotics
Lancaster Farming, Sattraay, inmmry s, nmi-iw.
John & Barb Brubaker
Echo 35 3
Cindy 50 3
John M Harnish
Flip
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Wanda 26 3
Kerry & Deborah Boyd
Brownie
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Donna 106
Lolpp 14
Leßoy M Stoltzfus
Angy 3
Raymond & Louise Witmer
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Nathan E Stoltzfus
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Water intake
Water is one of the
essential nutrients in an
animal’s diet. Of all the
nutrients cows need,
they succumb faster to
the lack of water than to
the lack of any other
nutrient. They need
water for proper
digestion and ab
sorption of nutrients;
for good health, for good
production and for
normal reproduction.
How much water do
cows need per day
about four to five
pounds for each pound
of milk they produce.
For a 60 pound
producer, that tran
slates into about 30
gallons of water per
day.
How can you tell if
cows are consuming
enough water? If their
bowels are hard, if feed
intake is off and if
production is not up to
par, be suspicious.
Another good way is to
install a water meter on
the line to the cow
stable. It’s a device that
every dairyman should
have. We monitor feed
intake; we should also
be monitoring water
intake.
If water intake is off
search for the cause. Is
there a problem with
voltage? Is the water
too cold? Is there a
problem with quality,
such as pH, coliform
bacteria or other
bacteria, nitrates,
sulfates, iron, algae,
etc. A laboratory
analysis can help
provide some clues.
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