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Juniata Co. DHIA
July, 1988
Rolling Herd Averages
Records were calculated for 4,368 cows in 82 herds
% Days Milk Fat
Brd In Milk Lbs. Lbs.
Name
Steve & Barbara Wilson 35H
Rick & Jeanette Saner 49H
Chriss & Irish Nipple 42H
Mark L Zook
Barry E & Barb A Lucas 49H
Harold B Shearer
Rick & Frank Crawford
Daryl & Del Brubaker
John L Van Horn
Roy & Glen Henry
Three Hundred and eighty four cows completed records
of 305 days or less. Two produced over 900 lbs. of butterf at;
21 produced over 800 lbs. of butterfat; 49 produced over
700 lbs. of butterfat; 90 produced over 600 lbs. of butterfat;
96 produced over 500 lbs. of butterfat.
Dairy cows which completed lactations with an average
butterfat of 850 lbs. or more are listed below. The owner’s
name and address, cow's name, pounds milk and pounds
butterfat are given in order.
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Monthly
Report
21,654
23,756
19,718
20,379
20,341
19,729
19,110
20,270
17,945
19,966
63H
37H
59H
80H
44H
63H
SF Metz
Sunny
Jim Jr, Richard Speer
Mae
Barbara E Brubaker
Lana
Russell Adamire Jr
33
Barry E & Barb A Lucas
143
Charles Wochley
31
Melvin M Martin
618
Lycoming Co. DHIA
JULY 1988
ROLLING HERD AVERAGES
No. % Days Milk Fat
Name Breed Cows In Milk Lbs. Lbs.
Eugene W Hall 3 72.6 92.2 23.808 910
Schon-Crest
Farms B 3
Marvin L Waltz B 3
Kenneth O BastianßS
Navin D Schultz B 3
Benjamin E
McCarty B 3
Charles F Ulmer Jrß3
Willard M BrelsfordßS
Franklin J Finck 3
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RD 1, Mifflintown, PA 17059
21.632 931
21,543 901
19,980 876
20,539 873
25,996 871
18,061 860
21,908 850
Monthly
Report
21,763 778
20,696 769
19.924 744
19,987 730
89.9
86.7
86.3
84.9
49.9
71.2
32.6
30.6
19.106 729
19,604 716
18,577 705
18,779 703
85.3
91.0
88.6
88.6
43.0
37.4
41.5
97.3
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Mount Will Farms B 3
Milton S Fuoss Jr. 3
Vollman Dairy
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Eldon Yvonne Metz-
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John Snyder 3
Samuel & Larry Fry 3
Don & Scott LepleyßS
Don+Scott Lepley B 3
Fred+Scott Lovell B 3
Steven T Ulmer G 3
Steppe Brothers 3
Steven+Earl Neff
Jr B 3
Marshall Bros Inc. 3
Lost Brook Farm B 3
Bower Farms G 3
Dale F Cooley B 3
Linden-Hills Farm 3
Chas+Marianne
Rogers B 3
Jay-Linda Kreider B 3
Ritter-Ridge Farm 3
Mars-View Farm 3
Keith K Snook B 3
Robert Voneida B 3
Starcrossed
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Paul Katzmaier
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Earl L Hensler
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88.7
85.4
38.0
38.0
87.7
48.5
49.2
47.4
106.2
46.8
45.3
40.7
52.3
88.1
86.6
85.2
83.5
88.5
86.5
85.2
73.1
128.3
156.2
97.6
41.3
31.2
81.7
87.6
83.8
86.7
87.7
87.4
51.6
59.7
103.1
77.8
36.2
49.8
81.1
55.3
83.9
87.7
90.2
91.0
B 3
G 3
G 3
G 3
60.2
46.1
79.0
33.5
88.1
77.8
88.7
28.7
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701
699
19,246
19,194
696
17,633
18,616
17,637
19,382
20,267
20,200
18,890
18,858
17,636
663
662
661
660
656
653
19,566
17,027
17,414
17,602
18,074
17,560
651
649
644
642
641
638
18,197
16,773
18,692
17,714
18,061
16,465
622
17,709
620
620
616
616
17,654
17,583
16,607
17,102
614
17,825
601
16,891