M-Lmcastar Fairing Saturday, July 16, 1988
Cumberland Co. DHIA
BREED CODES
4 Jersey 7—Red Dane
5 Brown Swiss B—Mixed
6 M. Shorthorn 9—Red and White
May 1988
It-Ayrshire
Z- Guernsey
3—Holstein
Cumberland County Dairy Herd Improvement records
showthat 7,236 cows in 118 herds were on production test
ing in May according to Duane G. Duncan, County Agent.
Of the 101 official programs, 57 herds had an average fat
production of 600 pounds. During the month 95 cows com
pleted their 305 lactation with 650 lbs. of butterfat. DHIA
Supervisors working with the dairymen to improve efficien
cy include Harold Boldosser, 130 Old Gap Road, Carlisle,
PA; John Rolar, R.D.#2, Box 97, Newville, PA; Owen
McCullouch, R.D.#2, Box 333, Newville, PA; and Shane
Henry, R.D.#4, Box &17, Newville, PA. The following are
the highest of actual butterfat in 305 days or less in the
county during the month. The age listed is her age at the
time of freshening.
Owner/
Cow’s Name
Daniel L Martin Jr
53
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CONSTRUCTION INC.
FARM-HOME BUILDING-
R.D. #2 MANHEIM, PA.
PH: (717) 665-4372
BUILDING & REMODELING FOR
DAIRY RESIDENTIAL
SWINE POLE BUILDINGS
BEEF STORAGE
SLICK CONCRETE
CAN BE ROUGHENED
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area for good footing white allowing you to
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enough to tha surface to give your cows full
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remain effective for years. It greatly alda In heat
detection.
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Call 800-692-0123
Wo rjo almost anywhere
Monthly
Report
Brd. Age Milk Fat
3 3 23,979 938
Lemar Farm
Kiss
Cumber-Vue Farm
Gertie
Alvin M Martin
Amy
J Wickard-R Hawkins
10
Glenn Newswanger
52
Greg & Sheree Clelan
48
Mrs Willard Fought
22
Cumber-Vue Farm
Ginger
Gerald P Jones
107
Lee A Hoover Jr
Ivan
Roy E Deitch & Sons
65
Daniel L Martin Jr
126
K Hale & J Reese
Louise
Donald M Leatherman
Dearie
J Paul Strock
Lana
Mt View Acres
Christine
Oscar Nealy & Sons
110
Harry & Paul Hoch
Ellie
1 The grower can more easily fol'ow prescribed
feeding practices and programs He has control of
the system
2 Every feeder line accepts interchangeable pan
sizes, medium depth and deep pans, Plus Big
Dutchman offers The Orange One, a smaller feeder
with a more shallow 13-inch diameter pan for starting
poults
3 Feed depth and flow are controlled by a single
winch at the hopper end of the line Accurate settings
are easy to make without time-consuming, one-by
one adjustments Only Big Dutchman offers this
depth control feature
4 The Big Dutchman turkey feeding system has an
outstanding capability for programmed feeding The
cable adjustment mechanism allows the operator to
fill all the pans in the line to maximum capacity when
birds are first brought into the house As feed is eaten
out of the pans, the adjustable skirt will move down
to the pre-selected position
• Interchangeable pan sizes provide versatility matching the feeding
equipment to the needs and growth stages of the flock from poults
to heavy toms
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5 21,289 907
4 25,203 883
5 21,121 869
3 16,588 818
7 19,682 812
8 18,105 809
4 21,640 798
5 16,171 796
8 22,047 792
21,082
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20,167
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21,706
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23,893
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23,857
775
18,042
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21,217
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• Strons central core keeps the skirt aligned and ho 1 js pan and shield
in position
Kenneth Leber
206
Mains Acres
75
Hills-Hope-PA Farm
39Kitty
Lee G Davidson
Aaron
Daniel L Martin Jr
181
Lemar Farm
Kissie
J B Brymesser & Sons
612
ROLLING HERD AVERAGES
Breed' No. Lbs.
Cows Milk
Cumber-Vue Farm B 3 43 90 19,804
Mt View Acres B 3 38 85 19,336
Robee Acres 3 90 91 19,357
Betty A Zeigler & Sons 3 52 91 19,274
Nevin Shughart B 3 29 88 20,376
Bradley C Beidel 3 34 90 18,396
J Paul Strock 3 120 87 19,701
David E Gettle B 3 50 85 1 8,322
Lee A Hoover Jr B 3 45 91 18,439
Hills-Hope-PA Farm 3 54 88 19,767
Alvin M Martin B 3 60 86 1 8,939
Lemar Farm B 3 38 86 18,374
Amos Z Sauder B 3 39 89 18,908
Daniel L Martin Jr B 3 77 84 17,996
Leroy Showaker & Son 3 78 88 17,879
Sto-Ebe Farm B 3 40 84 17,962
Berkheimer Farms B 3 166 87 17,771
Glenn W Myers B 3 66 88 18,582
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The
Turkey
Feeder
that
Solves Four
Problems of
Continuous
Grow-Out
Large pan is extra deep, with feed saving lip The large pan is 5 inches
deep medium pan is 3 inches deep
Draw cable raises or lowers ull pan skirts in the line Maximum feed
flow opening is 4 5 inches
Ample open space between the pan and the upper shield allows
adult turkeys to eat comfortably
Suspension of the plastic core is strengthened by steel hangers that
engage the plastic core above the auger tube
There are no small parts Assembly and maintenance are simple and
easy
B 3 4 18,060
3 2 15,870
3 3 20,844
3 6 19,215
3 § 18,257
3 2 19,496
B 3 4 19,434
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