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Crawford Co. DHIA
1 Ayrshire
2 Guernsey
3 Holstein
4 Jersey
No.
Herd Brd. Cows
Linz Farms
Very Long Lane Farm
Morrell Farms
Black Pond Farms
Jacob H Leffler
Vel-Rus Holsteins
Orange Bucket
Alan & Rhona Custead
Elaine A Duncan
Stain-Brook Farms
Dale Home Farms
Bryan R McCurdy
David M Naugle
Darrel L Schweitzer
Robt. & Linda Field &
Sons
Robert Marzka
Clark S Duncan
Doug Stanhope
Richard L Black
A&B Dairy
Greene Acres
Dennis B Halfast
O-Darlan Farm
Wil-Aire Farm
Raymond A Holabaugh
Neil J Dearborn
Ronald Kalinowski
Jeffrey Raney
Byler Bros Farm
Earl & Bonita Krider
Spruce Row Farms
Jack Rynd
Tom & Libby Wilson
Fosters Family Farm
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BREED CODES:
5 Brown Swiss
8 More Than One Breed
G Grade
B Grade and Registered
Crawford County DHIA
January, 1990
Rolling Herd Averages
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Lbs. Lbs.
Milk Fat
25.367
21,708
21,010
21,918
21,350
21,365
21,841
21,226
20,853
21,371
20.368
20,871
21,823
20,109
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Lycoming Co. DHIA
BREED CODES:
1 Ayrshire
2 Guernsey
3 Holstein
4 Jersey
LYCOMING CO. DHIA
January 1990
Rolling Herd Averages
Name Breed Cows
Eugene W Hall 3 73.
Ken Mar Farms B 3 29.
Schon-Crest
Farms
Marvin L Waltz
Steven T Ulmer
Steven C& Susan
Neff B 3
Fred+Scott Lovell B 3
Vollman Dairy
Farm B 3
Franklin J Finck 3
Benjamin E
B 3
B 3
G 3
McCarty B 3
Linden-Hills Farm 3
Marshall Bros. Inc. 3
John P
Leatherman B 3
Willard M BrelsfordßS
Don & Scott LepleyßS
Burbet Holsteins 3
Navin D Schultz B 8
Eldon Yvonne
Metzger
G 3
B 3
B 3
Mont Will Farms
Lost Brook Farm
Chas+Marianne
Rogers B 3
Samuel & Larry Fry 3
Steppe Brothers 3
John Snyder 3
Milton S Fuoss Jr. B 3
Mars-View Farm B 3
Bower Farms G 3
Earl L Hensler G 3
Don +Scott Lepley B 3
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Report
5 Brown Swiss
8 More Than One Breed
G Grade
B Grade and Register.
Milk Fat
Lbs. Lbs.
% Days
No.
In Milk
.2 93.2
.8 92.5
22,312
21,253
87.3
86.7
88.0
51.3
73.7
49.9
22,434
21,510
20,837
87.1
90.5
71.5
38.8
20,463
20,805
90.1
90.5
52.9
98.1
20,163
19,245
86.4
83.6
86.1
42.8
36.6
131.6
19,087
19,562
19,454
86.2
87.8
91.6
86.9
88.8
19,188
18,617
20,358
19,264
18,961
53.5
42.1
61.0
31.1
35.9
84.5
85.6
83.4
47.7
40.1
154.0
18,365
18,851
18,376
19,732
18,711
17,977
17,815
17,713
18,454
17,419
17,221
17,983
50.4
115.2
76.6
51.8
36.8
79.2
101.4
28.9
25.6
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Kubota Tractor
Changes Top
Management
OSAKA, Japan S. Mino,
president of Kubota Coiporation,
announced two significant
changes in the top management of
its U.S. subsidiary, Kubota Trac
tor Corporation.
S. Egusa is being promoted to
chairman of Kubota Tractor Cor
poration, and Tomomi Soh will
replace him as president of the
company.
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“With these two experienced
people heading Kubota Tractor
Corporation, we look forward to
an even brighter future for the
company,” said Mino.
Egusa has served as California
based Kubota Tractor Corpor
tion’s president for the past nine
years. He began his career with
Kubota Corporation in 1949, and
was based in Osaka before being
assigned to the Compton,
Calif.-based company.
Egusa pioneered Kubota Cor
poration’s engine and farm
machinery export business and
was instrumental in establishing
many of its overseas companies.
Egusa has led Kubota Tractor
Corporation’s expansion into
diversified product areas.
Soh also has had a long and dis
tinguished career at Kubota Cor
poration, having started in its
Tokyo branch in 1961. He began
in the farm machinery sales
department, and served at Kubota
Tractor Corporation’s Compton
office from 1973 to 1979. Soh was
then transferred to the America
and Europe group’s export depart
ment. For the past five years he
served as the president of Kubota
Europe and chairman of Kubota
Deutschland GmbH.
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dealer network at the company’s
annual dealer meeting in Nash
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