A24-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18, 1987
Mifflin Co. DHIA
No.
Brd Cows
Herd
Mark S Yoder 3 97 2
Paul J Zook 3 53 3
Charles L Forgy 3 601
Lowell J Peachey 3 58 1
John B & Saloma Byler 3 40 2
John K Kauffman 3 80 7
Vernon L Kauffman 3 43 7
R Glenn Yoder 3 871
John B Peachey 3 74 3
Robert Stayrock 3 32 4
G Sheldon Peachey 3 50 4
Joshua D Yoder 3 51 8
David T Hostetler 3 40 4
David R Spicher 3 81 0
Jesse L Spicher 3 36.7
John L King 3 44 6
Marvin R Kanagy 3 42 1
Joseph E Kurtz Jr 3 41 4
Kore E Yoder 3 60 8
James G Laughlm 3 43.2
Russel L Kline 3 50 8
Raymond S Hostetler 3 40 3
Sylvanus S Peachey 3 951
Kore J Peachey 3 57 4
J Irvin Zook 3 40 5
James L Hostetler 3 43 7
Mark S Hostetler 3 39.4
Bill & Karol Wmgert 3 75 5
Louis S Peachey Jr 3 54 5
Merle E Yoder 3 39 0
E Clair Fisher 3 30.2
David W Yoder 3 91 7
Bradstead Farm 3 37.2
Leroy&Rod Kauffman 3 58 2
Deadline Extended
For Veal Cook-Off
Contest
HARRISBURG Creative
cooks still have time to enter the
first annual Veal Cook-Off Con
test featuring more than $575 in
cash and prizes. The contest dead
line has been extended to July 20
due to the tremendous interest in
this event.
The contest will be held in Wil
liamsport. Selected finalists need
not be present; professional chefs
will prepare the selected recipes.
Any Pennsylvania resident 18
years or older with non
professional cooking status may
enter. Recipes using all cuts of veal
may be submitted. Each recipe
must contain a minimum of one
half pound fresh veal. No other
meat may be included in the
recipe, which must serve two
people.
Veal recipes will be screened by
a panel of three experienced judges
for taste, ease of preparation, origi
nality, appearance and low calorie
appeal. A professional chef will
prepare each of the top ten final
ists’ recipes which will be judged
by a committee made up of a
restauranteur, a chef, a home eco
nomist and a nutritionist
Recipes should be submitted on
an B'/j by 11-inch sheet of white
paper and be neatly printed or
typed. Recipes should be sent
directly to: PA VEAL COOK-OFF
ENTRY, P.O. Box 125, Monroe
ton, PA 18832. Entries must be
received by July 20, 1987.
The contest is held to feature
new veal recipes which will be dis
tributed in pamphlet form to the
public; to increase awareness and
understanding of veal cuts and
proper cooking methods; and to
educate consumers on the good
nutritional value, uniqueness and
versatility of veal.
The veal recipe contest, held in
conjunction with National Veal
Month in August, is sponsored by
the Pennsylvania Beef Council
through beef/veal eheck-off
Monthly
Report
May 1987
Lbs.
Milk Fat
% Days
In Milk
Robert L Kauffman
Enos J Kurtz
Frank J Hartzler
James H Allison
J Loren Yoder
Joseph N Peachey
Keith Lemaweaver
Byler Brothers
L J Dunmire Sons
Paul H Yoder
Aquilla I Yoder
Elwood R Byler
The following cows have completed lactations over 850 pounds
of fat.
Merle E Yoder
Jolly
Paul J Zook
Goldie
Yoderstead Farm
Ivy
Chanty
James H Allison
Roxanne
Bradstead Farm
Nig
Lowell J Peachey
Pamela
John K Kauffman
#4O
Kore E Yoder
#37
John B Peachey
#l2
Harrop Farm
#4B
Vernon L Kauffman
Kitty
J Irvin Zook
Tricky
Paul H Yoder
Kay
Jesse L Spictier
Janet
John B & Satoma Byler
Cindy
Bertha
Jay E Graybill
#l7
David J & Ruth Peachey
#lO
Mark S Hostetler
Shadw4B
Shar22o
Darren L Peacheys*
Nichole
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ciation in the May test period, according to the Cooperative
Extension Service. The herd of 43 Holsteins had a rolling
herd average of 20,372 pounds of milk and 767 pounds of
butterfat.
Other top herds were: Jack and Ella Chyle, Pleasant
Mount, 21,392 milk and 741 fat; James Slocum, Susque
hanna, 18,562 milk and 726 fat; Willard Newcomer and
Son, Newfoundland, 18,708 milk and 694 fat; Kinghill
Farm, Starrucca, 17,298 milk and 689 fat; Charles P. Den
nis, Honesdale, 19,419 milk and 688 fat; Rowe Brothers,
Honesdale, 18,895 milk and 680 fat; Frank Marks, Damas
cus, 18,840 milk and 679 fat; Golden Willow Holstein, Hon
esdale, 19,538 milk and 667 fat; and Don B. and Wm. R.
Bryant, Honesdale, 19,550 milk and 667 fat.
The cow completing the highest lactation of 305 days or
less during the May test period was a six year old Holstein
owned by Carl A. Robinson, Pleasant Mount. "Lottie’ pro
duced 23,540 pounds of milk and 1,029 pounds of
butterfat.
22,430
938
972
23,928
23,905
20,877
929
851
24,496
890
21,468
854*
22,018
863
Other top producers were "Pansy’ owned by Tri Non
Farms, Pleasant Mount, 23,275 milk and 959 fat; “Creamy’
owned by Jack & Ella Chyle, Pleasant Mount, 22,977 milk
and 935 fat; "46" owned by George Banicky, Thompson,
24,081 milk and 926 fat; “42' also owned by George
Banicky, 20,272 milk and 835 fat; "Bell-90* also owned by
George Banicky, 23,261 milk and 834 fat; 'Tiffany* owned
by Clyde Eltz, Pleasant Mount, 23,086 milk and 833 fat;
“Premium" owned by Rowe Brothers, Honesdale, 21,483"
milk and 827 fat; "Icicle* owned by James Woodmansee,
Lake Como, 21,926 milk and 820 fat and “Olivia* owned by
Golden Willow Holsteins, Honesdale, 26,486 milk and 814
fat. >
891
20,823
19,867
910
21,892
928
21,704
859
924
25,719
917
23,393
23,545
864
24,944
100,1
993
908
26,064
26,939
887
24.834
857
22,154
886
899
23,279
20,760
883
22,741
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Wayne County DHIA
May, 1987
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Dealers
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Cinnaminson, N. J.
609-829-2020
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RD3
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