State DHIA Receives Quality Award, Seeks New General Manager (Contlnuad from Pago Al) . . ... . . ' . “P top data entry, arc just a few of from each district, has been named the new items made available to the to complete this process. The com- members in the last year mittee members are: Bill Jackson, The staff members whi, have chair, George Cudoc; John Castro- kept the operation working on a giovanni; Lane Sollenbetger. and day-tewlay basis have been called Date Hoover. the “best group of employees you The new general manager will could ask for.” Turn-over of suoer bcresponsibletothePennsylvania visors in the field has decreased * P vo,untccr board members have wwked » bring control of the u/iTikmulih or g anization back to the grass toots Wlthl !! level. If present plans hSJ by the 0 1 begining of next year, the state will P yCC be divided into smaller districts Sy wh!u th* »• i. with additional representation on II .** the board and a Solution system come under strong public scrutiny facili|ate for in the last several years, the out- local opinions to part of come has left die organization die state and national operations, quite strong m the eyes of many fte strict Vost con dairymen and agribusiness offi- tave placcd cials. Unbundled pricing for pro- operation of the Pennsylvania cessing, electronic bam sheets, and DRCP has caused financial institu 9?naaagaaia ??iaaagaaa 9?naaacama gPnataanama 9Pnaa agamy p,, I fl muTb y | I! 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Lltltz, PA 17543 Ef 5 Call or Writ# For Mon* thru Frl# *mu A | cnhrain K I Additional Information 7to 5 1 Mlle WMt Of Ephrata B 9 And Your Naaraat Daalar Sat 7to 11 717-738*7365 B K 7?«aaapgma ynaanmam "PMaananan 99ianapnaf B V LZSZSmJU usssssssb vssb^sssss^bd GATES and FENCING tion officials to give the association high ratings. The long-range busi ness plans and the yearly budget projections initiated by Barth con tinue to be useful in the overall suc cessful operation of the business. Anyone who would like to apply for the general manager’s position or receive a complete position description is invited to send a resume or request to die: Seareh Committee; Bill Jackson, chair man; Pennsylvania DHIA; 1318 West College Ave.; State College, PA 16801. The position discription is also available by calling (814) 865-3917. Deadline for applica tions is November 1. 1993. Number of Herds Processed Number of Cows Processed Number of Cows Per Had Milk Per Cow (Lbs) %-Fat Fat Per Cow (Lbs) %-Protein Protein Per Cow (Lbs) Average Days in Milk Per Cow ♦Value for CWT Milk(s) ♦Value for CWT Grain(s) ♦Value for CWT Hay(s) ♦Value for CWT Silage(s) ♦Value for Pasture Per Day(s) ♦Value for Milk Pa Cow Pa Year(s) ♦Feed Consumed Per Cow Per I Layer Contracts Contracts Available For • Tom & Hen Turkeys So'x62o' Turkey Housts Ioi'x24s’ 3000 head tunnel ventilated hog finishing house 1 800-673-2580 For information on new contracts being offered by local feed and livestock companies How Does Your Herd Compare? STATE COLLEGE (Centre Co.) These data are calculated according to information pulled from Pennsylvania DHIA’s mainframe computer each week. It is a one-week summary representing approxi mately one-fourth of the herds on test, as they are tested monthly. These data arc valuable from a business management standpoint and can be used for comparing your operations to the averages from about 1,400 herds across the state. DHIA Averages fa all herds processed between 8/15/93 and 8/22/93 Needed new housing for ■ Turkey Contracts I Hog Finishing Contracts IISjETr Northeast Agri Systems, Inc. Flyway Business Park 139 A West Airport Road Utitz. PA 17543 Ph: (717) 569-2702 lOTCirtw Farming, Saturday, Septomber 4, IW3-A37 Year(Lbs) A; Grain B: Hay C: Silage D: Day Pasture ♦Feed Cost Per Cow Per Year(s) A: Grain B: Hay C: Silage D: Pasture 965 57,012 59.0 18,518 3.67 680 3.18 589 318 12.96 7.75 4.24 1.51 .30 ♦Total Feed Cost Per Cow Pa Ycar(S) ♦lncome Over Feed Costs Per Year(s) ♦Grain to Milk Ratio ♦Feed Cost Per CWT Milk(s) Avg Level Fa 849 SCC Herds ♦Mtmfcir tHwraUd (IfurM 2,401 immediately: I Pullet Contracts Contracts Available For • Hog Finishing: STORE HOURS Mon-Fri 7:30 to 4XI Sat. 800 to Noon 24 Hr 7 Da/ Ropair Sorvlco 1,000-3,000 Hoad • Sow Units: 200-1,800 Sows m i 1-800-673-2580 7,380 2,246 14,847 62 572 95 225 19 912 1,488 1:2.5 4.93 387,303 SB aa
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