Warren DHIA Recognizes Achievements
WARREN (Warren Co.) point!. for the next 50 uAan
The Warren County Dairy Herd Ludwick received award tOT cw aimed Ludwick
Improvement Association recog- plaque** sponsored by Integra trouble* snonsored bv Aewav Inc
nized the outstanding county dairy
S “S 1 UCL J^S OUgh ’ Two herds shared the most
The top herd was Maple Place West Farm Credit. iinnroved honor* thii veer Ren.
Farm in Sugar Grove. The Gum is The highest producing cow in jJJJ 0 F owned bv^Ransom
owned and operated by AlLud- Warren County is also a member
wick and his son Brad. of the Maple Place herd. A 4-year
. Ple^ oW cow called “Candy" duction K w^selin.TM
herd in milk production, a 22,868 produced 33,299 pounds of milk, pound| milk dth
pounds of milk average; high herd 1.305 pound of butterfat. and J^proved in nrote i n whha
in butterfat, 850 pound average; 1.051 pounds of protein. Candy SSSltnd "ncreare I
high herd in protein. 706 pound produced enough milk to supply a DlaQues |D0 ’ ore d bv
average; and winner of the herd family of four with cheater, Weftam Sf aJd
management award with 92 ice cream, and other milk products Northwest Savings Bank.
Chuck Suloff
Keystone Farm Credit, ACA
...serves the 15 county southeastern
> million in loans outstanding
farmers and rural residents.
d. and adjustable rate
•gages, revolving credit
is, operating loans,
ible repayment
fnY
Open Mouse (December 8, 9 & 10, 1993
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Nobody knows the Mi better.
Dean Shollenberger
, TTie most improved herd iitbut
' terfat production was owned by
James Leofsky of Garland. Leofs
ky’s herd had an increase of 59
pounds of flu over last year. He
received a plaque sponsored by
Mosher Mobile Milling and Nut
rena Feeds.
Glenn Wismer
...provides financially
services such as
credit life insurance,
and
equipment leasing.
Our
Financial Management
Services department
provides 3 types of record
keeping with tax preparation
services.
Our
Silverdale team
serves Bucks,
Montgomery and
Philadelphia
counties.
Route 113, Silverdale
(215) 257-1175
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Producing the highest quality
milk with the lowest somatic cell
count, John Woodin of Bear Lake
won a plaque sponsored by Con
neaut Lake Veterinary Clinic. The
Woodin herd had a 78,000 soma
tic cell count average for the year.
No Change
For October Milk
HARRISBURG
(Dauphin Co.) Milk
production in Pennsyl
vania during October
1993 totaled 838 million
pounds, virtually
unchanged from last
year, according to the
Pennsylvania Agricul
tural Statistics Service
(PASS).
The number of milk
cows in the state during
the month averaged
652.000 head, up 1,000
from September and
2.000 more than Octob
er 1992.
Production per cow
averaged 1,285 pounds
in October, 60 pounds
more than September
but down 5 pounds from
October 1992.
Milk production in
the 21 states surveyed
during October 1993
totaled 10.4 billion
pounds, 1 percent below
production in these
same states in October
1992. The number of
milk cows averaged
8.10 million head, down
143,000 head from a
year earlier, while pro
duction pa cow aver
aged 1,283 pounds, five
pounds above October
of last year.
During the July-'
September period, the
21 major states pro
duced 84.4 percent of
the nation’s production.
If producers in the
remaining 29 states not
surveyed monthly fol
lowed the trend shown
by the 21 reporting
states, U.S. milk pro
duction for October
would be 12.3 billion
pounds.
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