Jenkins Consignment
BY GINGER SECRIST MYERS
Adams County Correspondent
KEYMAR, Md. - Although the
springtime temperatures took a
frigid dive, the 1987 Maryland
State Jersey Sale was a hotspot of
activity, Saturday, April 25, turn
ing out one of the higher averages
in recent years. The sale, hosted by
Ed and Carol Kahler, Gaywinds
Farm, averaged $616.76 on 37 head.
Nine head eclipsed the $l,OOO
mark.
A fresh 2-year-old milking close
to 50 pounc s a day topped the sale
at $1,200. CLV Babes Master Nikki
was consigned by Patty Jenkins,
Toughkenamen, Pa., and was
purchased by Geraldine and Cletus
Barnes, Mount Airy. The Barneses
purchased the three top selling
animals.
Nikki is a Milestone Babes
Master daughter out of an Ad
vancer Sleeping Milestone dam
who had records over 13,200
pounds of milk and 649 pounds of
fat. In addition to milking well,
Nikki also boasted a showring
record which included being the
second place Junior Yearling at
the 1986 Farm Show.
The second high selling animal,
purchased by Bames, was Kalmar
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Justin Fantasia, consigned by
Kalmar Farm,-Dover, Del. This
fresh 2-year-old daughter of W. F.
Generator Justin commanded a
selling price of $1,175. Her dam has
a 305 day mature equivalent
average 2L of 10,356 pounds of milk
and 507 pounds of fat.
A fancy uddered, fresh 3-year
old sired by Favorite Saint took the
third high slot selling to Barnes for
$1,145. Although only on test for the
last 213 days of her first record,
S.A.R. Favorite Saint Heiress hails
from a milky maternal line with
her Samson dam already having
made two records over 13,300
pounds of milk and 570 pounds of
fat M.E. Her granddam has a
lifetime production of 111,218
pounds of milk and 4,923 pounds of
fat. “Heiress” was consigned by
Jeannie Lee Epard, Woodstock,
Va.
The Kahler Family, Gaywinds
Farm, Keymar, purchased the
next two high selling animals, each
selling for $1,125. One was Tee Pee
Dynamite Bell, consigned by
James P. Hardy, Petersburg, Pa.
Selling dry, Bell is scored VG-86
and is due to freshen in mid-July.
She has two records of 10,000
pounds of milk.
The Total Picture
Tops Maryland State Jersey
jPv „rtg igni.. jryL Master Nikki,
sold for $l2OO. Pictured here are: Geraldine and Cletus Barnes (left), buyers, Wayne
Stiles, sale chairman, and Patty Jenkins, consignor.
The Kahlers second choice was a Knoll Farm, Rockville. They sold a
special consignment from Windy heifer by Spring Run Specialty out
For over twenty-five years, Agway
has been covering the total picture.
To find out how your farm fits into
the total picture, call or write the
Agway Insurance agent who lives and
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Lancaster Fanaiag, Saturday, May 2, i
of an Acacia Acres Silver Soldier
dam, carrying an unborn embryo.
The ET is by Milestone Zorro out of
Chocolate Chico of Pocantico VG
-88 with an MCD plus 3458 milk plus
109 fat, and plus 104 protein. Windy
Knoll sold the package with the
guarantee of a heifer calf.
The sale was auctioneered by
Robert Mullendore with Mike
Heath reading the pedigrees. Sale
chairman was Wayne Stiles.
Delmar Group
Elects Officers
FELTON, Del. - George D.
Baker of Middletown was elected
president of the Delmar Local of
Eastern Milk Producers
Cooperative during a recent
meeting here at the Felton Fire
Hall, Eastern director Daniel W.
Fox announced.
Other officers are: Robert
Thompson of Hartley, vice
president; and David Swart
zentruber of Greenwood,
secretary/treasurer.
The Local also elected a
delegate, Jerrel Heatwole of
Greenwood, and an alternate
delegate, Charles Chance of
Millington, Md., to represent local
farmers at cooperative business
meetings.
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