Top Lancaster DHIA Cows By Protein For
J FLOYD KREIDER
56
16
M N SEHSENIG
66
40
ROBERT D HASHISH
139
PHILIP + KIH HORST
297
GARY L STOLTZFUS
21
RED KMOB FARM
1087
960
PEHNSTAS FARMS
MIDHIT
ARLIN BEHHER
146
SOY E SEMSEHIHG
155
JAKES E OBERHOLTZER
86
SHADYTOP FASH
ALETA
JEHELL
JAY SICHASD GROFF
71
41
TWIN OAK FARMS
145
(Condnuad from Pag* C 8)
3-
4-
305
305
5-4
3-6
SH
GR-H
305
305
305
5-5
GS-H
305
6-10
5-9
GS-H
305
305
3-
4-
GS-H
GR-H
6-11
3-7
GR-H
305
GR-H
305
RH 10-11
305
305
5-6
5-4
305
305
4-6
4-2
GS-H
GR-H
305
3-0
GS-H
831
788
24,822
25,226
3.3
3.1
831
775
2.9
2.9
28,412
26,538
26,142
830
827
29,443
29,405
825
26,456
24,417
23,894
24,290
26,189
25,711
820
795
24,715
24,067
3.3
3.3
820
817
3.3
2.8
25,221
29,470
819
3.2
25,911
ROBEST H BSAHDT
1066
928
4.3
3.7
JANES N HESTZLER
236
KILMER S STOLTZFUS
MI AHA
577
551
2.0
2.1
GRAYKOOD FARMS
270
45
513
825
3.2
2.8
DAVID + SYLVIA KING
NORA
1003
DAVID K STOLTZFUS
VERA
JEAN
LYDIA
EVIE
954
875
3.6
3.6
3.6
DALE HEILER
JOANN
708
2.9
STAR POINT DAIRY
NARI
KENNETH R ZIMMERMAN
71
760
3.0
ELVIN L KORTZ
CASSIE
PAUL S SADDER
T1N292
869
951
3.5
4.0
KENTON L SWEIGART
86
982
1243
3.9
4.2
FLOYD KREIDER 4 SON
85
740
2.9
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5-6
GR-H
5-0
GR-H
6-2
3-
4-
GR-H
GR-H
GR-H
3-1
GR-H
5-8
4-8
3-0
3-4
GR-H
GR-H
GR-H
GR-H
3-5
7-2
5-0
4-0
4-10
GR-H
6-9
Beef Producers
To Hold
Annual Meeting
ADDISON, N.Y. Fred E.
Zeiner of Morris, president of the
New York Beef Cattlemen’s
Association (NYBCA),
announced final plans for the two
day annual meeting to be held
January 23 and 24 at the Coming
Hilton Inn in Coming, N.Y.
For the first time, the event is
being held on a Saturday and Sun
day, to permit the many members
who have off-farm employment
an opportunity to participate and
attend the educational programs.
Zeiner noted that attention to
management skills and the bottom
line will mark the difference
between those who survive in this
industry and those who do not
With this in mind, the educational
program has been planned to cov
er such topics as the ideal carcass
for today’s beef industry, the ideal
feeder calf from the feedlot opera
tor’s point of view, selection of
the proper bull for today’s indus
try, use of alternative feeds.for
optimal cow herd performance,
ideal cow for the beef industry,
health issues for New York beef
producers, and finally a panel dis
cussion will put it all together.
Dr. Charles McPeake, from the
University of Georgia, will be the
keynote speaker at the educational
program. McPeake is the execu
tive director of the Beef Improve
ment Federation, the organizing
body that works with all segments
of the cattle industry to standar
dize performance selection guide
lines for beef cattle. In 1991,
changes were made in the New
York State bull test program in
order to follow the BIF guidelines
for central test stations. Prior to
working at the T Ini versity of Geor
gia, McPeake was the director of
the largest bull test in the U.S.
the Oklahoma State University
Bull Test Program which tests
more than 600 head of potential
December
2.9
28,618
305
3.3
24,923
3.3
24,479
305
3.1
3.5
2.8
26,528
23,266
28,808
305
305
305
3.1
26,430
305
3.1
3.3
3.0
3.6
26,007
24,732
26,892
22,193
305
305
295
305
26,527
305
21,674
305
3.0
27,056
24,476
305
3.2
25,048
305
3.0
26,886
291
2.9
27,509
305
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herd sires annually. McPeake will
discuss the selection of herd sires
for today’s beef industry.
The New York Cattlewomen,
with Mrs. Eldora Benson of Pots
dam presiding, will hold their
annual meeting at the Hilton on
Saturday, at 11 a.m. Members of
the Cattlewomen will host a wine
and cheese reception prior to the
annual banquet scheduled for
Saturday evening. Following the
banquet, an auction will be held to
benefit the Cattlewomen’s project
to provide beef products to homes
for abused/baltered women in var
ious areas of New York state.
They have increased their cover
age to forty counties in New York.
A small trade show has been
organized and will be in operation
both days of the meeting.
The New York Beef Industry
Council, with Jerry Reed, execu
tive director in charge, will hold
its annual meeting on Saturday at
4 p.m. The NYBCA annual busi
ness meeting will be held Sunday
at 8:30 a.m. followed by the elec
tion of 1993 officers. Slate
includes Donald Gray of Spring
water for president; Durwood
Adams of Ontario, vice president;
David Pellett of Canton, secretary:
and Charles Boone of Westerlo,
treasurer.
Annual business meetings of
the New York Charolais Associa
tion and the New York Simmental
Association will be held at 10
Sunday morning.
The event will conclude on
Sunday with the annual awards
luncheon, where the selections for
Cattleman of the Year, County
Extension Agent of the Year, and
the Outstanding Youth will be
announced
There is a small registration fee.
Further information is available
from Shirley Brown, Addison,
fc.Y., (607) 359-3662.
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819
4.2 1035
817
3.8 938
817
3.5 937
4.1 952
3.4 993
816
803
803
3.3 861
815
3.4 881
4.0 995
3.1 844
4.8 1064
815
804
801
791
3.6 968
815
4.4 957
3.6 970
4.2 1024
3.8 955
3.5 928
812
3.7 1006
811