D2-Lancastar Farming, Saturday, Novambar 19, 1994
Top Pennsylvania
(Continued from Pago C 9)
BRADFORD
ROB&DONNA VANBLARCOM 78.2 29377 944
SCOT LYN DAIRY 44 6 26908 1035
GLEN &ARLEN LANDIS 89 2 25952 910
BRAUND VALLEY FARMS 103.2 24723 937
RUSSELL MAPLE FARMS 51.1 23566 871
BROWNCROFTFARM 29.4 24605 1027
JAMES A VANBLARCOM 85.7 23643 814
RAYMOND HOPPAUGH 67.3 23852 828
MATT WILL B&W 60.5 23650 854
BEN & DEAN JACKSON 78.8 23999 901
DLNIELR HOPPAUGH 21.5 23738 789
Grange
‘Farm
WASHINGTON,
D.C. ’‘Farm country
isn’t farm country any
more,” said Robert E.
Barrow, Master of the
National Grange, in his
opening remarks at the
Grange’s annual con
vention in Peoria, 111.,
recently.
"Neither the bulk of
the nation’s fanners nor
the bulk of the total
value of the nation’s
agricultural production
comes from the tradi
tional farming areas,”
said Barrow. “It is also
time we drop the myth
that federal farm pro
grams address the needs
of all farmers.”
Barrow said, “The
success of the 1995
Farm Bill will be mea
sured against the real
ities of an emerging 21st
Century American agri
cultural landscape rather
than the farm production
patterns of the past.”
He said, “The 1995
Farm Bill should contain
specific programs that
will provide funding for
agriculturally-related
business development
and job creation. It
should also provide fund
ing for research on new
uses for agricultural
commodities that can
become additional tools
for rural economic de
velopment.”
An integral part of
the 1995 Farm Bill will
be the continuation of
the Conservation Re
serve Program (CRP),
begun in 1986 as a
means of taking 36 mil
lion acres of highly
credible farmland out
of production. Barrow
praised the CRP for its
environmental benefits
and for boosting water
quality.
“Eliminating the
CRP would reduce farm
income, lower gram
prices, increase the gov
ernment’s subsidies and
eliminate billions of
dollars in conservation
benefits,” Barrow said.
“The CRP is a winner
for larmcrs and the
environment and should
be continued.”
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Redefines
Country’
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'ASTER- • JJ
Everyone’s singing the praises
of the new Harmony Milker Unit
It’s no wonder the Harmony 95 Milker Unit is
getting such rave reviews.
The larger, 12mm milk tube allows
superior milk flow to the claw.
Winch means faster milkout for you
Its special, puncture-resistant liner
design, along with an exceptionally
stable vacuum, virtually eliminates
teat wash. Which means your herd
will he healthier.
Its lightweight design can result in
less slips and fall-offs. Which means
it’s easier for you to use.
DHIA Herds By County For October
BOUSE FARM 66.7 22921
SNOWCREST FARM 91.7 23521
MARSHALL M WATKINS 106.5 22661
RANDY+LISA WALKER 43.0 23153
R GALEN LEATHERMAN 38.2
DAVID & SHARON BISHOP 108.0
RICHARD 0 SMITH 11.9
DONALD & BRUCE CROUSE 68.5
DELAWLRE VAL COLLEGE 34.8
JOSEPH FLECK 52.4
MOYERS VILLAGE FARM 88.1
PROMISE LAND DAIRY 73.1
KEVIN & CINDY BISHOP 63.6
CROOKED ACRES DAIRY 56.3
DEB & RAY DETWEILER 47.2
JAMES PAVLICA 53.7
HAROLD-TOM HALDEMAN $0.3
BREEZYVALE FARMS 76.8
DALE + PAULA WACK
RALPHS THROWER
JOE LANGE
FRITZ FARM
WKSCHEIDEMANTLE
RICK + LINDA STUCHAL
ALBERT HOGG & SONS
790
777
852
772
BUCKS
19343
20376
BUTLER
24933
23600
23003
22557
21778
22388
20991
And its patented, top-unloading design not only
transfers milk to the pipeline quicker, it does so
while keeping milk proteins intact.
Which means you can get better
quality milk.
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743
740
737
RITA KENNEDY
WADE & BRADLEY COOPER 33.4
WADE&BRADLEYCOOPER 33.4
NORMAN H GRAHAM 41.9
RONALD E LUTZ 43.5
HARTZELLFARM 81.0
DAVID & LLOYD LESLIE
LEEKUMMER
HALSTEAD FARMS
JAMES HARTEIS
STRITTMATTER DAIRY
BRENT LOWMASTER
VALEWOOD DAIRY
RONALD HOGUE
MARTIN SHERRY
DAVID MYERS
RON HOOVER
RALPH JLIEB
LARRYC BAKER
EDWARD MCMULLEN
CLETUSBORLE
KRUG FARMS
TOM MARHEFKA
DIVIDING RIDGE FARM
s?< &
With all these unique features
working together, the Harmony
Milker Unit can be instrumental to
increasing your profits. So call
1-800-365-1883 or your nearest
independent Alfa Laval Agri' M dealer'
to learn more. And who knows?
You just might break into song.
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21034
21034
22203
21149
21332
19699
20506
19895
74.5
53.4
58.2
CAMBRIA
(Turn to Pago D 4)
“Contact Your Local
Independent Alfa
Laval Agri Dealer
For More Information”
J.B. Zimmerman
& Sons, Inc.
P.O. Box 337,
Lancaster County
Blue Ball, PA 17506
717-354-8030
Erb and Henry
Equipment, Inc.
22-26 Henry Avenue
New Berlinville, PA 19545
215-367-2169
Franklin Hess
Ent., Inc.
Rt. 2, Box 130
Orangeville, PA 17859
717-925-6939
Witmer Implement
Service
1896 Bedford Rd.
Shippensburg, PA 17257
717-532-6139
Potomac Valley
Supply
11606 Greencastle Pike
Hagerstown, MD 21740
301-223-6877
Bennett Machine
Company
1601 So. Dupont Blvd,
Milford, DE 19963
302-422-4837
Peoples Sales
and Service
Oakland Mills, PA 17076
717-463-2735
717-436-2735
H.B. Duvall, Inc.
901 E. Patrick St.
Frederick, MD 21701
301-662-1125
Out Of state: 800-423-4032
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