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labs and picked up ideas to incor
porate into their new lab, which is
now processing samples. A report
on the new lab appeared on page
A 1 in the Nov. 26 issue of Lancas
ter Farming.
Jay Mylin, manager, announced
technicians’ quality service awards
went to Harold Lindecamp, Harold
Probst, Floyd Zook, George Book,
Rebecca Hershey, and Keith Mar
tin. Martin, Probst, and Book were
also recognized for obtaining new
members.
On the top of the list for years of
length of service for technicians:
Lindecamp, 44; Probst, 37; Moses
Martin, 38, and Lee Landis, 34.
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Robert Kendig, national direc
tor, reported the change in National
DHIA’s direction over the last 10
years as “beyond comprehension.”
He said that since the state lines
have come down, mergers and
splits continue to happen. For
example, in the Midwest, six states
have joined together to form Heart
land DHIA.
In another significant change,
DHIA is proposing rule changes
that would make it an information
source rather than judge and jury
over the authenticity of the records.
He said Lancaster Fanning had an
informative article on page one of
the Dec. 3 issue that “laid out nice
ly what the new rule proposal is.
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report communicates even better
than what I can at we are looking
at We think we are on the right
track.”
Amy Espenshade, Lancaster Co.
dairy princess, reported on her
milk promotion activities. She said
one can take pride in the dairy
industry because agriculture forms
the badkbone of the whole earth.
In the production awards,
Eugene and Susan Hess, Marietta,
had the high herd with their Hols
tein herd that is milked three times
per day. On 60.3 cows they had
25,489 m 915 f 798 p.
In the Jersey breed, Delmar
Wenger, Lancaster, had the high
herd with 20.6 c 16,584 m 751 f
638 p.
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