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Saturday, January 15, 1994
DAIRY TOUR
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ADPHIN COUNTY
THURSDAY, JAN. 20
(Meet in Berrysburg at the
intersection of Rts. 225 & 25)
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BY SHADE A FAMB.Y. SHADE FARM: 70 milking cows; 70 head young stock. First Harvestore®
structure built in 1979 (or high moisture shelled corn. A second unit, for forage, built the next year. 8%
of milk check covers protein supplement purchases. Manure stored in a 62x19 Slurrystore* system built
in 1990.
L CAMPBELL t FAMILY: Last year shipped over 18,000 lbs. milk/cow from this 115-cow herd. Total
mixed ration fed to two production groups. Purchase feed costs are less than 7% of milk check.
SINGER DAIRY FARM (pictured above); 90 milking cows; 180 head young cattle and dairy steers.
Dairy herd, which receives a total mixed ration, is producing 65lbs/head daily with R.H.A. of 24,0001b5.
A 62x19 Slurrystore® system handles manure
WR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE OR THE PENN JERSEY OFFICE (717-354-4051) FOR RESERVATIONS OR INFORMATION
*A New Enterprise, PA Fairhope, PA Newvllle, PA Columbus, NJ
10 814-766-2364 814-267-3308 717-776-3397 600-298-7136
Igr. Ken Bupp, Mgr. Joe Simpson, Mgr. Maynard McCullough, Mgr. Charles Van Mater, Mgr.
lave with your Harvester** byetem depends primarily upon your management eklOa and may vary from eocoeaeful reentte achieved by others. Any application In a particular Cuming
Ivlce of quaUfled experts and la enbject to limitations of good management, weather or other condltlone pieeent at the Individual location. Harveetore la a reglateiod trademark of A.O.
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YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDENT AUTHORIZED HARVESTORE® SYSTEMS DEALER
P.O. BOX 7 • NEW HOLLAND, PA • 717-354-4051
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