824-Umcaster Farming, Saturday, February 22, 1992
MARYLAND DHIA
(Continued from Pag* 823)
Friendship Farms Inc H 105
Howard McHenry H 201
Chandale Farm H 69
P. Thomas Mason H 64
Fair Hill Farm Inc. H 220
Michael H Philipp H 68
R.F. & M.G. Dulin H 37
Brick House Fm Inc H 114
Gen Farm I H 729
Running Fox Farm H 77
Greenwood Acres H 80
Hills Dairy Partnership H 144
Jonas & Ruth Stoltzfus H 86
John Z. Stoltzfus H 66
Andelot Farm H 170
WM Sutton-WM Sutton Jr H 99
Kenneth A. Myers H 25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HERD HERD COWS IN MILK AVG
NAME BREED HERD T FCM T
Walker, Stewart & Sons H 129 71.7
David & E.B. Weitzer H 68 70.1
Rudell C Beall & Sons H 175 64.6
Artie-Jay Farm H 87 62.8
Edwin R. Johnson Jr. H 114 62.4
Steve Martin H 128 60.2
POTOMAC VALLEY ASSOC.
HERD HERD COWS IN MILK AVG
NAME BREED HERD T FCM T
Brookedale Holsteins H 79 71.6
Calvin P. Dayton H 68 67.2
Ron-EII Dairy Farm H 57 65.6
Cessna Bros. H 45 64.0
SENECA FALLS, N.Y. The
president of a Seneca Falls,
N.Y.-based dairy pricing organiza
tion has written to the U.S. Secret
ary of Agriculture in an effort to
eliminate a new pricing catagory
for milk in two federal milk orders.
Edward D. Anna, president of
United Dairy Services, sent a letter
to Agriculture Secretary Edward
Madigan to express his concern
that the Secretary's decision to
amend Federal Milk Orders #1 and
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UDS President Objects To Milk Pricing Changes
#4 to include a new Class lIIA
price will create a severe disrup
tion in the movement of milk sup
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Anna, who is also an indepen
dent milk marketing consultant
said that milk buyers in Orders 1
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QUEEN ANNES COUNTY
HERD HERD COWS IN MILK AVG
NAME BREED HERD T FCM T
Pintail Point Farm H 59 74.5
McFarland Donnie&Wayne H 130 71.7
U & WE Palmatary H 164 71.4
Charles R Patterson H 126 70.6
Benjamin Stanton H 24 68.5
Harry L Schrader&Sons H 167 66.5
F&J Moore H 119 65.2
Donald W. Skinner H 79 63.9
Ronald & Tom Smith H 63 60.9
TALBOT COUNTY
HERD HERD COWS IN MILK AVG
NAME BREED HERD T FCM T
H W Snow Jr & Son H 57 74.7
WM. Brinsfield H 41 70.6
R. Stanley Collier&Son H 176 62.8
WASHINGTON ASS’N
HERD HERD COWS IN MILK AVG
NAME BREED HERD T FCM T
Dwayne & Miriam Bell H 27 84.6
Dar-View Farms H 148 79.5
Dwayne & Miriam Bell BRS 46 78.9
Curtis W Ausherman H 145 76.7
Isaac And Diane Martin H 54 73.3
Chris-Gold Holsteins H 46 72.3
Edgar Paul Pryor H 90 71.5
Roy J. Byers H 33 70.2
Gilson R. Martin H 45 70.2
Fleming & Frey BRS 18 69.6
Earl Grove Jr H 118 69.4
Alton Spring Dairy H 67 68.9
Barnhart Brothers H 120 68.9
because of a surplus situation or
lack of plant capacity in Order 2.
He said he sees many Order 2
dairy producers being encouraged
to transfer out of that order and into
Orders 1 and 4 in an effort to fill
"surplus" powder plants, merely to
take advantage of the order amend
ment, not because of consumer
demand.
The result could be that Order 2
plants, in order not to loose their
supplies of raw milk, would be
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Thomas E Shaw H
Frad M. Garbar H
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Lynn Strife ' h
Arjubell Farm H
George E. Mason H
John & Cindy Burtner H
John Hostetter H
Woodside Dairy Farm H
Magna-Vista Farm H
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Timothy&Lavonda Martin H
Mike Stiles H
Ivan & Suellen Martin H
Arthur Rhoderick H
Marvin R Martin H
Kenlin Martin H
Clair E. Garber H
Hills Hope Holsteins H
Jaye C. Young H
Mark D. Garber H
Debaugh Farms H
Fishlyn Holsteins H
Lauren D. Martin H
Marvin L. Zimmerman H
Martin, Truman H
Carl & Miriam Strife H
Lester Strife H
Misty Lawn Farm H
S J Winters & Family H
Creek Bound Farm H
Sunrise View Farms H
John A Horst Jr. H
Peace Hollow Farm H
Robert C. Jones H
Wm - Jayme Webster H
Harry L Frey Jr & Sons G
Ebersoles Dairy Farm H
Toms Meadow Creek Farm H
Dual Lane Dairy H
Locust Springs Dairy #2 H
forced to pay premiums not war
rented by consumer demand for
their products.
In addition, Anna said the
implementation of a Class lIIA
price for milk utilized in the manu
facture of non-fat dry milk powder
will lower the blend price now paid
to the dairy farmers in the orders
that adopt this measure.
Milk used to manufacture non
fat, dry milk powder is currently
assigned to Class II which yields a
higher return to the dairy farmer.
Anna said, "If the industry is
going to have a milk price that is
tied to the consumer/commodity
prices like this new Class lIIA
price, then it should apply to the
entire country, not a few selected
orders."
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