Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 07, 1992, Image 155

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    REYNOLDSBURG. Ohio
The July 1992 bull proofs saw
some new names appear on the
Guernsey active AI list.
Three bulls receiving their first
proof entered the active list. Blos
sum Hill P Andy Simon-ET, Yel
low Creek Fayette Baldwin-ET
and Shenmont Agni Filmor-ET.
The active-AI list can be found
in the August IS issue of the
Guernsey Breeders' Journal.
The active-AI average for the
top 32 bulls is: +1.056M, -.02%,
+4SF, -.01%. +3SP, +SI36CY,
PTAT +1.89, PTI +252. A sum
mary of the top five active- Al PTI
ranked bulls includes Nells Glow
Admiral Magic.
Moving back to the top position
from second in January 1992, this
Welcome Choice Admiral son
ranks in the top ten in six catego-
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EQUIPMENT CO.
RR 02, Box 217 A
Somoraot, PA
Rt. 135
McCoolo, MO
HOUGHTAUNG GARAGE
RRt2
Middlabury Cantor, PA
STOUFFER BROS.
INC.
1086 Lincoln Way Waat
Chambaraburg, PA
Top Five
ries. Magic is first for pounds of
protein and cheese yield dollars,
third for pounds of butterfat and
fourth for dollar value.
His EX-93 Gold Star Dam, Tru
sil Maverick Mitzie, produced a
national class leading record of
5-00 365 D 2X 31.030M* 4.2%
1.296F*. His full sister, Nells
Glow Admiral Mindy (EX-90) is a
gold star dam with 5-10 365 D 2X
24.500 M 4.6% 1.131 F 3.5%
BS7P. Magic was bred by Nells
Glow Guernseys in Hilmar, Cali
fornia, and proven through West
ern Guernsey Sires. Semen is
available from 21st Century
Genetics.
Lily Lane Penny Perfecto-ET,
in his third appearance on the
active- AI list, this Fayette son
ranks second for pounds of milk,
pounds of protein and final score.
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PO Box S, Rt. 22
Craaaen, PA
RR 03, Box 550, Altoona
(Ballwood)
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RR 01 Stauffar Rd.
Bachtalavllla, PA
LEBANON VALLEY
IMPLEMENT CO., INC.
700 E. Llndan 8L
Richland, PA
Guernsey Sires Reviewed
Perfecto’s dam, Sawaga Choice
Penny, is a 90-point daughter of
Kellogg Minnies Choice. She is a
gold star dam with a national class
leading record of 3-04 365 D 2X
23.280M* 3.9% 918 F. Three of
her daughters have also achieved
gold star status and produced over
22.000 M. Perfecto was bred by
E.R. and Beatrice R. Berousek of
Yukon, Oklahoma, and was
proven through Western Guernsey
Sires. Semen is available from
21st Century Genetics.
Oaklands Mercury, in another
appearance among the top ten
active-AI sires, he ranks in the top
ten in seven categories. He is sixth
for pounds of milk, second for
pounds of butterfat, pounds of
protein and cheese yield dollars.
Mercury is a Maverick son and
brother to Caleb.
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312 Park Ava.
Quarryvllla, PA
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Jaraay Shora, PA
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133 Rothavllla Station Rd.
Their dam is Pleasant Hill
Choice Caramel (EX-90) with
over 213.000 M 9.720 F lifetime.
There are four sisters that are gold
star dams. Mercury was bred by
Robert Gardiner of Maine. Semen
is available from Federated
Genetics.
Wampanoag Fayette Smokey
returning to the number four spot,
ranks first for pounds of milk and
in final score and is fifth for
pounds of protein. His dam, Mun
gles Choice Suzan, is an EX-92
gold star Minnies Choice daughter
bred by Wampanoag Farm in Ber
ry, Kentucky. Semen is available
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Lebanon, PA
LttHz, PA
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7,1992-011
through Tri-State Breeders’
Cooperative.
Jensgolden V Protein King also
remaining at number five for PTI,
ranks first for pounds of butterfat
and percent butterfat and third for
percent protein.
This Volcano son is out of Jens
golden Maverick Kella (EX-90)
with 7-03 365 D 2X 23.280 M
4.4%, 1.022 F 3.5% 822 P. Bred by
Jensgolden Junction, Amery,
Wis., Protein King was proven by
Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders’
Association. Semen is available
through Tri-State Breeders
Cooperative.
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Proper
Management
Can Prevent
Grain Damage
GOLDENVALLEY,
Minn. Improperly
adjusted combines, wet
weather, and molds at
harvest can all come
back to haunt corn
growers with on-farm
grain storage.
Mechanical damage
to grain causes specific
storage problems while
also acting as a catalyst
to molds and fungi,
according to Fran Mar
ier, Northrup King Co.
agronomist.
Broken kernels may
cause more tightly
packed bins as fines fill
air spaces. This ham
pers air movement dur
ing drying and cooling,
leaving pockets of wet
grain and hot spots in
the bin.
Marier said broken
kernels also prompt an
invasion of mold and
fungi in two important
ways. First, damage to
the kernel provides an
entry point for infec
tion. In addition, the
pathogens causing mold
thrive in the moisture
and heat generated by
the pockets of fines.
Marier also cautions
growers to be on the
lookout for ear molds
this fall, especially in
fields which received
excessive moisture in
September.
Corn growers can
minimize mechanical
damage to grain during
harvest by monitoring
and adjusting combine
cylinder speed and con
cave settings when
moving from one
hybrid to another.
Before growers put
the crop into a bin, the
Northrup King agro
nomist recommends
screening the grain,
removing as much mold
and as many fines as
possible. After filling,
he said some growers
remove a load of grain
from the bin to draw out
fines and broken ker
nels which tend to fall
to the center.
Marier also pVe
scribes continuous