Lonnie and Debra and Brad and Linette Palmer keep the farming done on
this Fulton County Dairy of Distinction. With 11S milk cows (Holsteins) and
80 young stock, the Palmers maintain a 20,000 lb. rolling herd average.
They milk in a stantion barn with housing in a free stall set up. Corn, hay,
oats and barley grains are raised on the 450 acres they till. Brad represents
the fifth generation of thp family on the farm that is located south of Need
more of Rt. 522.
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1993 Dairy Of Distinction Farm Photographs
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Dairy of Distinct lon Supplement to Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 31,1993—Page
This Forest County Dairy of Distinction If owned by Gaylord and Martha
Wagner and their children Tracy, Nell, and Jay. They have 130 Registered
Holsteins, and their 60 cows average 18,000 lbs. of milk. The facilities
Include a computerized feeding system and a free stall barn. Farming Has
been a tradition dating back to when the family moved from Germany In the
1830’s. They are located near Tionesta.
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