Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 29, 1994, Image 130

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    The year-end production reports from the Pennsylvania Dairy
Herd Improvement Association were released this week. The report
of the state leaders and the top management awards given by DHIA Farm Name
each year starts on page A-1 of this Issue. What follows here are the
lists of top production records and rolling herd averages.
1994 Top Producing Cows
By Lbs. Of Milk
Farm
Bureau
Set
CALLICOON, N. Y..
—ln early December,
farmers from across the
state will leave their
farms for a couple of
days to attend a conven
tion that will blend the
passage of New York
Farm Bureau’s legisla
tive agenda with loads
of fun and relaxation.
Farm Bureau’s 1994
State Convention will
take place December 6-
8 at the Villa Roma
Resort Hotel in Calli
coon N.Y.
According to David
Whitmore, NYFB’s or
ganization director, “On
one hand, the business
session of our annual
state convention is the
most important Farm
Bureau meeting of the
year. It is here that our
policy is approved—
policy that will map out
Farm Bureau’s stance in
the governmental, pub
lic, and legal arenas, the
business also includes
elections and presenta
tion of the organiza
tion’s financial situa
tion. On the other hand,
though, the convention
offers farmers, people
who rarely find the time
to get way from their
business, an opportunity
to go to a resort setting
where there is plenty of
good food, many sport
ing activities to engage
in, time to sit back and
rest, and lots of old
friends to visit with and
time to meet new ones.”
This year’s agenda at
the Farm Bureau con
vention includes two
speakers—Dean Kleck
ner, president of the 4.1
million member Ameri
can Farm Bureau Feder
ation, and Mac Parker, a
farmer-humorist from
Vermont, said Whit
more. There will also be
many award presenta
tions. such as the Young
Farmer Achievement
Award and Discussion
Meet winner, and the
county Farm Bureau
program and member
ship awards.
For more informa
tion, contact Pam Raffer
ty, Organization Dept.,
NY Farm Bureau, PO
Box 992, Glenmont,
NY 12077-0992, (518)
436-8495. .
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PENNSYLVANIA
Central PA
J. Hershey Myer
Phone: 717-523-3090
Direct Herd Rep.
Earl Kepner
Phone: 717-935-2485
Northeastern PA
Don Hibbard
Phono: 717-836-3168
OTAL PERFORMANCE
Ro-Lor Slocum Linda 235, GPBI
2-1 163 d 17,786 m 5.4* 636 f
3.2% 377 p Inc,
Robert Taylor, Rome, PA
Howe Valvano 186 Grade
2-4 50d 3.050 m 3.6% 109 f
" 3.5% 108 p Inc
RR 2, Box 20, Hmkhcmnock, PA 18657 717-836-3168 FAX 717-836-1490
North Central, PA
Rod Prutsman
Phone: 607-525-6274
Western PA
Russ Jacques
Phone: 814-425-2562
Southcentral PA
Ed Gulnac
Phone: 814-847-2520
ARDROSSAN FARMS
ARDROSSAN FARMS
ARDROSSAN FARMS
ARDROSSAN FARMS
AYRSHIRE
Bam
Name
PWIZGHG
TEYES
BIRDEYE
BF-VUE
(Turn to Pag* 03)
H 1489 £ LOCUM
He's a protein improver—+Bop
A type improver—+2,66 PTAT
Fantastic Udders—+2.26 U.C.
H 1909 T7ALVANO
Protein Improver—+.o3% and + 76p
Increases Production —h2266m and +s2Bo
Dtrs. are made to last —1-1.61 PTAT & +1.28 U
Teil
9H1489 SLOCUM
9H1475 JAG
9H1293 CURIOUS
9H1448 SANDMAN
9H1909 vVALVANO
9H1551 ASPEN
9H1488 VANQUISH
9H1289 OSCAR
9H1401 MOUNTAIN
9H1527 ALDEN
9H1360 LEADER*RC
Southeastern PA & NJ
Eldon Ford
Phone; 717-933-5961
Direct Herd Rep.
Nelson James
Phone: 610-562-7117
WEST VIRGINIA
Steve Cronin
Phono: 304-884-8172
Actual Production
Prot Prot Fat
% Lbs %
3.1 934 4.2
3.5 1014 4.0
3.5 947 4.2
3.2 848 4.4
Age
Yr-Mo
Milk
Lbs
29763
29023
26761
26124
05-
03-09
06-
12-02
Ann-Robt Slocum Tina
2-1 289 d 15,588 m 4.1% 634 f
3.0% 468 p Inc.
Katharine Cole, Ulster. PA
EADERS
TPI
+ 143 0
+ 1311
+ 1221
+ 1219
+ 1213
+ 1210
+ 1209
+ 1208
+ 1193
+ 1188
+ 1186
MARYLAND
MD, WV Salas &
Servlet Director
Ted Ridgely
Phone: 416-635-6544
Toll Free
Technician Service
1-800-227-6417
Direct Herd Reps:
Peter Bohacek
Phone: 301-371-6834
Dave Elston
Phone: 301-898-9125
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