Top Lancaster DHIA Cows By Protein For January
The cows that finished protein records of 770 or more pounds in J
January in Lancaster DHIA are listed as follows:
X PRO
HI LK HOT TEIR
OWE! - COW'S MARE BREED
RAYMOND AID GLEMM BREACHES
528 RH
RICK + MU BREMREMAN
KIR
KAY
RED KROB FARR
968
1241
948
942
KENNETH E ZORIN
524
741
618
622
635
ELI K LAPP
SNOFLA
ROBERT KADFFHAN JR
KRISSY
LOIS
PARKE H RANCK JR
SHIRLE
PHOEBE
JACKIE
POSEY
WARREN Z GOOD
TRENA
RACER
WELK SHADE HOLSTEIRS
DEE
ROSALY
. J CLEO
HARVEY Z REIFF
WHITRE
EOCENE I SUSAN HESS
KITTY
DAVID ( ROBIN DON
2245
2419
EDGEFIELD FARRS
ROBIN
KIT
lON ZARTHAH
184
77
CHICKEN POT-PIE
DINNER
All you can eat!
Benefiting
THE BIRD-IN-HAND FIRE COMPANY
TAKE-OUT DINENRS STARTING AT 9:30 A.M.
DINNERS INCLUDE:
Chicken Pot Pie, Fresh Pepper Cabbage,
Apple Sauce, Home-Made Shoo-Fly Pie,
Rolls, Coffee, Lemonade
February 26th I 1:00-6:00
at
BIRD-IN-HAND FIRE HALL
Adults $6.00 Children 4-11 s3.oa Under 4 are Freely
AGE DAYS
305
3-11
305
305
3-5
5-2
305
284
305
305
GK-H
GX-H
GX-H
GX-H
5-5
3-0
5-7
5-7
KH
GK-H
KH
KH
GX-H
3-11
2-
3-
3-2
3-1
305
GX-H
305
305
4-8
7-1
305
305
305
305
3-0
5-5
5-3
3-5
305
305
5-3
5-2
RH
KH
XH
305
305
305
5-5
3-4
3-6
305
3-1
GX-H
305
3-3
297
305
4-3
3-3
305
305
4-2
6-0
305
305
3-6
3-8
GX-H
GX-H
1025
31,468
3.3
978
787
3.3
3.3
29,768
23,888
32,025
28,335
25,121
25,569
941
839
803
801
2.9
3.0
3.2
3.1
34,287
25,642
25,266
25,085
25,150
935
27,624
928
875
29,255
28,304
3.2
3.1
27,786
29,848
27,030
27,843
923
921
869
852
3.1
3.1
913
852
29,927
27,672
3.2
3.6
3.2
899
801
794
27,937
22,439
24,845
896
28,597
3.5
896
25,730
3.0
3.0
892
776
29,694
25,536
3.2
3.2
891
848
28,038
26,743
28,843
23,126
890
822
3.1
3.6
I
FAT
FAT
1303
4.1
1124
870
3.8
3.6
1183
840
1004
870
3.7
3.0
4.0
3.4
291
JAKES X HEXTZLEX
069
CALVIN D BEILER
LOIS
THOMAS C LAPP
ROSAKN
BELLE
GEXALD MAXTIH
XOBEKA
BOXK-DBLL FARM
27
1047
3.8
1111
844
3.8
3.0
KEHKEIH D MYER
CIHIMO
DIANA
EVE
918
1102
1077
1136
3.3
3.7
4.0
4.1
WALHOT SDN FARM
910
745
1027
986
3.4
3.6
952
863
1003
3.4
3.8
4.0
875
3.1
SOMERSET (Some
rset Co.) Pennsylva
nia’s dairy farmers are
taking the winiery treat,
hot chocolate to Seven
Springs Ski Resort to
emphasize that only
milk makes this bever
age a delight The spe
cial promotion will be
held on Sunday, March
928
3.6
967
807
3.3
3.2
923
956
3.3
3.6
3.0
2.9
869
662
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 19, 1994-819
Lancaster
'DHIA
Lancaster Da/ry Herd improvement Assoc.
1592 O/d Line Rd. Manhe/m, PA 17545
(717) 555-5950
GB-H 6-1 305
GR-H
SB
RB
RH
GR-H
Skiers To Be Served
Hot Chocolate
6, at the resort, just out
side of Somerset It is
jointly sponsored by
Mid East United Dairy
Industry Association/
F.O. 36 Advertising
Agency and the Pen
nsylvania Dairy Promo
tion Program.
‘‘We want to give
samples of real hot cho-
25,240
4-0
27,915
302
305
6-0
28,376
305
305
3-4
6-9
26,120
27,106
5-7
305
29,112
305
29,481
305
305
305
8-2
8-5
4-4
29,747
27,923
23,816
305
30,026
6-2
305
28,877
(Turn to Pag* B 20)
806
3.2
785
3.2
890
957
3.1
886
2.2
622
3.4
3.0
883
813
3.3
3.2
871
876
3.5
3.0
1008
1015
3.0
878
982
964
876
3.3
3.5
3.7
877
835
818
2.9
3.0
3.4
4.0
1193
2.9
819
2.8
3.5
1002
colale to skiers to let
them know how impor
tant it is to make hot
chocolate with milk,”
says Nadine Houck,
Promotions Specialist
with Pennsylvania
Dairy. “This is a great
event for dairy farmers
because they can
encourage incremental
increases in milk con
sumption. Consumers
will leave knowing that
they should only use
milk to make hot
chocolate.”
Hot chocolate sam
ples will be distributed
on a first-come, first
served basis from 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. In addi
tion, the first 2,000
skiers at the resort will
receive a free thermo
mug to make their own
hot chocolate for the
next trip down the
slopes.
“This is the perfect
opportunity for Pen
nsylvania skiers to taste
the teal thing,” adds
Houck. “WeTl be on
hand at the event to
show them just how
easy it is to make hot
chocolate with milk
I’m sure they’ll agree
that the small amount of
effort is woilh :ik
results.”
The event is pait of
dairy promotion prog
ramming in Pennsylva
nia, all designed to
promote the state’s milk
and dairy products. Pen
nsylvania’s dairy indus
try is the number one
agricultural industry
and a significant contri
butor to the state’s
economy.
Further information
about the promotion is
available by calling
(717) 787-6903.