Lowest SCC Pennsylvania DHIA Herds For June
The lowest SCC herds in Pennsylvania below 150,000 for June 1904
are listed as follows:
SCC Count Hue Street Address City and State BrdNo.Cows
57.000 JOSEPH E SKYDER RD 1 BOX 211 MUJIONT PA B 3 54.7
63.000 TERRACED ACRES FARM RD 3 BOX 140A2 CLEARFIELD PA B 8 15.5
71.000 ROBERT FRANCIS R D BOX 216 OLISSES PA 3 39.7
79.000 RCA J R SHOEMAKER 3684 AIRPORT ROAD CHAMBERSBURG PA 3 69.6
80.000 HIGHLAID H FARMS RD 1 BOX 847 BBOUHAI PA 3 24.4
82.000 MIXE BOBOHIK RDI NEST MIDDLESEX PA B 3 33.7
85.000 MARX GIEROH 4030 CARLISLE PIKE MEN OXFORD PA 5 12.5
90.000 JERRY+KATHY BEARY RD 1 BOX 127 A CRAMBERRY PA B 3 29.3
90.000 JOHN BONNIE KENDRICK RD 1 BOX 470 RAIIESBDRG PA B 8 26.1
91.000 ENPET FARMS RR 1 BOX 315 KINGSLEY PA B 3 62.0
93.000 NANCY NEIL 10725 FRY RD EDHBORO PA B 8 22.0
94.000 JET-RAE FARM 170 SHITSDALE RD SHIPPERSBORG PA 3 70.4
96.000 GREG + SHERYL SEELEY RD 2 BOX 108 CARTON PA 3 44.4
96.000 LA FAY FARM RD 5 BOX 267 LENISTONN PA B 3 44.5
101.000 RON + BETH RDFFANER RDI WORTHINGTON PA 3 39.8
101.000 JOHN BENSCOTER RH RD 1 BOX 172 LACEYVILLE FA 9 14.5
105.000 DALE R PEPPY RD 1 BOX 239 CANTON PA B 3 41.1
106.000 RANSOMED RANSOMDAIRY RR 1 BOX 1177 NICHOLSON PA B 3 101.9
107.000 SHILLING HILL FARM 786 WESTERN AVE WASHINGTON PA 3 40.2
109.000 XANADU GUERNSEYS 212 LAVER RD GREENVILLE PA 2 18.7
109.000 SCOPP 6RHONDA LOVELL RD 1 BOX 348 LHDBI PA B 3 43.1
110.000 LYLE+LAUREEN BRIGHT RD |1 CANTON PA 2 31.8
111.000 WIN STATES FARM INC RD 3 BOX 151 SOGAR GROVE PA B 3 246.6
112.000 LYDIC ENTERPRISES RD 2 BOX 121 MARION CENTER PA 4 23.3
113.000 ROBERT YODNKINS RD4 KITTANNING PA B 3 42.6
114.000 JANES SLOCUM RD 3 SUSQUEHANNA PA B 3 24.0
115.000 ROBERT J OBRIH RR 1 BOX 421 TDNKHANMOCK PA B 3 29.7
115.000 RABOLD DAIRY 1040 TURNERSTATIQNRD MERCER PA G 3 40.2
116.000 RON + CATHY KITTLE RD 1 BOX 223 TSOY PA B 3 43.9
116.000 PAUL HARTLE 146 BEEZER HILL ROAD BELLEFONTE PA 3 64.9
116.000 K4Q SHISS 1600 WEST RT 897 DENVER PA 5 23.4
116.000 CHARLES N KEATING JR RD 3 BOX 307-A LAKE ARIEL PA G 3 35.9
117.000 ROY+RDTH GREENLEY RD 2 TDNKHANNOCK PA 1 19.2
117.000 DAVE4OOOG LEHMAN 55 KERRS RD CARLISLE PA 3 70.4
120.000 MABARBIL FARMS RD 4 BOX 223 MIDOLEBORG PA 3 78.5
121.000 CULBERTSON (SEEN FI 4970 SUNSET PIKE CHAMBERSBURG PA 3 120.4
122.000 CARL N ALLEN RD 1 BOX 120 GRANVILLE SUNDT PA B 3 53.3
122.000 RICHARD GROOVER RD 2 BOX 233 CANTON PA 3 40.6
125.000 APPLEHDRSI FARMS 180 CENTURY UNE DILLSBOBG PA B 3 34.2
126.000 RAY CLAYPOOLE 6 SONS RD 2 NORIBINGTOH PA 3 94.0
127.000 ARTHUR RUTLEDGE RDI DAMASCUS PA G 3 48.3
128.000 LOR-NAR DAIRY RD 1 BOX 915 KNOXVILLE PA B 3 23.9
129.000 ROBERT H JAMISON 2249 RENVILLE RD CARLISLE FA 3 27.0
129.000 JUDI A HAUCK RD 1 BOX 430 MIDDLES®) PA 8 9.4
129.000 EDNIN L CALHOUN RD 4 BOX 40380 GLEN ROCK FA B 3 56.1
Highest Protein Pennsylvania DHIA Herds For June
GARY RASE 1635 COIEBROOK RO
LYLE SHERHAN R D 1 BOX 232 A
TH+PHYLLIS BARLOW RD 2 BOX 46A
JAN JDRBALA R D 1 BOX 52
ffILLIAH E RDNSBERGER R D 1 BOX 132
LEESPORT (Berks Co.)
Since moisture contributes to the
deteriorationr of stored grain,
Richard Troutman, of the Agricul
tural Stabilization and Conserva
tion Service (ASCS), reminds far
mers to harvest their wheat as dry
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24.0 93.5 23165 LOCUST LANE FARM
38.2 93.8 23675 JOHN KUNE
90.3 89.1 23865 VINCENT A NAGNER
43.8 85.8 21914
78.1 88.6 22765
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718 751
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827 750
799 750
Quality, Producers Advised
He said wheat placed in storage
with a high moisture content will
create an environment for infesta
tion and cause deterioration in
stored grain. Fungal spores can
then be distributed throughout the
grain by migrating insects.
131.000 DAN HIKE MEGAT R D 4 HAMLIN ROAD
131.000 ROONEY BARE RDI
134.000 BAXTER FARM R D 2 BOX 262
135.000 TON AND LORI HARTLE 623 BUFFALO BON RD
136.000 PAUL J KENNEDY JR RR 1 BOX 1260
136.000 NILUAMfHMURIATN RDI
FLOYD&GARY RINEDMER R D 2 BOX 94
HHSBTONN ACRES 902 SPRIKFLD CH RD
GARY TRIKXQDULLER RDI
DALE+PATTIE NAULFAIR R D 1 BOX 2215
CLEMENT HALOEMAN 1070 MIINOR RD
DAVID NNAUGLE R.D.fl BOX 22A
DETNILER HILL DAIRY 3240 COUNTRY CLUB RD
DEBBIE STEVENSON R D 2 BOX 194 A
NORMAN N MARTIN R D 1 BOX 492
DETRICKS FARM R D 1 BOX 290 D
WILLIAM EICK R D 2
HIDDEN FOX FARM R D 1 BOX 852
EJS AYR NILLON FARM R D 2 BOX 325
DAVID+HARLENE BAILEY R D 3 BOX 179
GEORGE F KING 812 FORRESTER RD
NOAH 6 SHARP JR R D 1 BOX 85C
FRED 6 CAROLYN EICK R 0 3
ELNOOD 6 RICH SMITH R 0 1
FRANLO-ALKEH FARMS 250 HUBLERSBURG RD
HEATHER6STEVE SHARER R R 2 BOX 95A
MORRALS DAIRY FARM RD 2 BOX 25
DENNIS+DOOG SMITH RD 2 BOX 10
DALAND FARMS R D 2
LINCOLN RIDGE FARM RD 1 BOX 215
W J 6 V J MC CBESNEY 265 HC CHESNEY ROAD
JOHN6SALOMA BYLER HCR 61 BOX 10
ISAAC 6 NENGER R 0 1 BOX 256 A
CASSYLE VALLEY ACRES R 0 1 BOX 254 A
ARVID KATHY KOBOSKY R 0 |2, BOX 1139
LONGACRE FARM R D 1 BOX 63
RICHARD E SLATER R D 1
CLAIR E GARBER 3307 COLLEGE RD
MICHAEL DAVIS R R 1 BOX 212
NAMTZ FARMS R D 1 BOX 472
GLEN S LAYSER R D 2 BOX 710
GROSVENOR FARM R D 1 BOX 140 BA
FORT BIGHAM JERSEYS R D 1 BOX 644
HARLD6BERNARD BAILEY R 1
JAMES + KARIA LEVY RD 2 BOX 231
CHESTER SOLTYS 111 3878 SCHUYLKILL RD
ORNER FARMS INC
J C I S E NICKER R D 1 BOX 83A
DARYL BUTTON R D 2
R D 2 BOX 220
610 S RAMA RD
641 S RAMA RD
R 0 4 BOX 4140
RD2 60X344
“Older crop grain is the primary
source of insects that infest newly
harvested grain, and unless steps
are taken to prevent cross-over
infestation, several generations of
insects could develop in summer
harvested wheat before cold
weather temperatures restrict
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UNION CITY PA G 3
ATGLENPA 3
COLOMBIA CROSS RDSPA B 3
BELLEFONTE PA 3
BEACH UKE PA 63
COVINGTON PA 3
MAPHAUDPEN
GROVE CITY
NATSONTONN
JONESTOWN
GREENCASTLE
TOWNVILLE
COMMELLSVILLE
NILLERTON
LEWISBUR6
KANE
COL CROSS RDS
HABTINSBURG
THOMPSON
MONTROSE
MERCER
BELLEVILLE
COLUMBIA CROSS RD
NEW ENTERPRISE
BELLEFONTE
LACEYVILLE
CLEARVILLE
HARTINSBURG
HUNTINGDON
HILUKMT
NEW GALILEE
ALLENSVILLE
NEW BLOOMFIELD
HOLBROOK
NEW ALEXANDRIA
SUSQUEHANNA
FREDOHIA
CHAMBERSBURG
WYALUSING
PORT ALLEGANY PA
MANSFIEID
SUSQUEHANNA
PORT ROYAL
ROARING SPRING
CLEARVILLE
SPRING CITY
ROCKTON
CENTRE HALL
NICHOLSON
B 3 148.6 87.9
3 69.1 87.8
3 63.2 84.8
PETERSBURG
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3 115.0 88.2
B 3 16.5 87.5
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The ASCS official said small
residues of grain in conveyors,
trucks, and harvesters should be
removed before harvest to prevent
newly-harvested wheat from
becoming contaminated.
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