Atlantic Breeders
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.) The Atlantic Breed
ers Cooperative annually recognizes its members whose
herds have produced at least 10 percent above the state
average for the particular breed, while using at least two
thirds of the herd progeny sired by semen produced by the
cooperative.
In an article published recently, the cooperative had
announced that it was in the process of merging with two
other similar sized artificial breeding cooperatives. This
week, the cooperative’s production award winners are
announced.
Atlantic Braadara Cooperative
Adame County
Owner Bread # Cowa Milk
Roy A Weaner, Jr. H 68.3 21,995
Jo Jen Hess H 23.7 22,309
Jobo Holstein Farm H 202.4 21,254
Lagging Stream
Farm
Robert & Linda
Meyers
H 132.7 21,035
Mi 88.9 17,129
Armstrong County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Robert F Hindman H 53.6 23,707
Scott Bowser H 49.2 21,042
TE S Maryjean
Grooms H 58.2 21,421
Robert E Patrick Jr. H 39.3 21,197
Roy E Bowser H 98.2 21,153
Bedford County
Owner Breed # Cow* Milk
Michael Stoltzfus H 42.1 21,603
Berka County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Glenn B. Gockley H 52.4 24,298
Mark & Kim Weber H 67.4 22,612
Wooden Bridge
Farm H 61.6 21,850
Glenn A Davis H 47.4 21,401
Rolling Acres Farm H 40.5 20,885
Forrest C. Strieker H 66.9 21,442
Blair County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Dennis & Doug
Smith , H
David Nancy Bishop H
Smith Hollow Farms H
Emile Diling H
WBliam-Susan
Baker
Leon Dell
Raymond Diebold
Stanley C Smith
Hilecrest Farm
Kell View Farms
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851
822
771
882
662
Fat
878
736
756
778
699
Fat
730
Fat
730
811
827
743
778
747
Fat-
1001
859
849
838
24,259
24,649
22,911
22,833
109.5
44.0
132.0
142.8
856
7?5
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763
844
758
22,155
21,518
20,943
21,360
21,503
21,077
116.5
85.4
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350.8
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Cooperative Announces Top Producers
Bucks County
Owner Breed« Cows Milk
R Galen LeathermanH 38.4 24,601
Moyers Village Farm H 87.8 22,949
Butler County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Fritz Farm H 46.4 22,583
Green Top Acres H 46.0 21,426
Cambria County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Ronald Hogue H 66.2 20,543
Martin Sherry H 90.8 20,049
Edward McMullen Mi 38.2 18,60?
Centre County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Kau-Mar Farm H 68.2 20,618
Chester County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Thunder Valley
Farms H 144.9 21,408
Ridge Star Farm H 106.9 20,853
Harold & Glenn
Ranck H 63.1 21,253
Walmoore Inc. #3 H 179.9 20,311
Oogpatch Farm Mi 47.3 18,639
Clarion County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Llo-Tim Acres H 46.9 22,678
Gene Fesenmyer H 45.6 22,252
Clearfield County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Hi'cßs Dairy Farm H 71.9 24,209
R Wriglosworth &
Son H 59.6 23,200
Carl G Brink & SonsH 78.1 22,462
Orner Farms Inc. H 70.4 21,469
Bundy Farms J 10.1 14,121
Crawford County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
O. Darlan Farm H 39.8 22,938
A&B Dairy Farm H 77.0 22,309
David M Naugle H 17.8 21,548
Mark & Chris CornellH 36.6 21,600
R Deeter Farm H 34.6 21,931
Cumberland County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
J Paul Strock H 110.2 21,913
Fred B McGillvray H 53.6 22,241
Paul M Snyder H 46.1 21,242
Glenbem Farm H 62.7 20,675
Prot.
699
693
672
664
590
Prot.
728
694
683
676
675
Prot.
690
Prot,
783
724
716
709
673
671
Prot.
772
760
715
707
Dauphin County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Crissinger Dairy Frm H 86.8 21,555
Stanley R Long H 139.6 21,334
Toby T Farm H 63.8 21,137
Erie County
Owner Breed # Cows Milk
Frank Pollock Jr. H 27.9 24.149
699
686
684
679
676
668
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Ralph Gilkinson
George C Heintz
Craig Shinko
Terry Bush
H 37.8 22,991
H 17.7 20,559
H 62.1 21,204
Mi 59.3 19,427
Franklin County
Ownar Broad # Cowa Milk
Marvin & Rachel
Fat
878
830
Prot.
791
706
Fat
800
760
Prot.
719
636
Frey H 63.1 22,748
Statler Farms H 246.0 22,082
Herbert D Frey H 47.6 21,412
Fulton County
Breed # Cows Milk
Fat
772
708
716
Prot.
666
662
595
Owner
J Dale Fischer H 107.0 21,853
Pigeon Cove Farm H 112.7 20,590
Richard G Bard H 57.2 20,149
Huntingdon County
Owner Breed # Cowe Milk
Locust Lane Farm H 149.3 23,461
Brackett Bros. Farm H 119.0 22,617
Gibboney Farms H 63.0 22,399
James Boone H 47.5 21,598
B&D Acres H 69.8 20,635
Fat
738
Prot.
668
Fat
Prot.
696
693
735
764
687
658
569
810
755
644
Owner
Milos & Sandy SinanH
Pleasant View Farm H
Griffield Farms H
Paul & Karen Sherry H
Andy & Howard
Cramer
Prot.
722
694
Fat
871
843
Plot.
786
Fat
786
Donald Sharp
Michael Zolocsik
722
698
665
537
829
769
822
638
.Protecting Flock Health
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many problems next time around.
Fat
822
866
825
729
806
Prot.
747
692
682
670
659
Other topics covered at the meeting included research
into controlling problems with ascites using restricted
feed by Dr. Guy Barbato, Penn Slate; re-using poultry lit
ter to save producers money and the importance of ammo
nia control in the first week of life to prevent eye bum by
Hank Correll, College Hill Poultry, Fredericksburg; and
research into using litter additives to reduce ammonia
levels in houses by Dr. Mike Hulet, Penn State.
Also, Lancaster County poultry industry representa
tives Barry Shaw of Wenger Feeds, Paul Hann of Purina
Mills, and Frank Baber of Dekalb Poultry Research
looked at the future of the poultry industry in Lancaster
County. Dr. John Schwartz, Lancaster County Coopera
tive Extension director, spoke about Act 319 and implica
tions for farmers at the meeting.
Fat
802
745
767
728
Prot.
707
701
662
658
Prot.
702
670
658
Fat
714
733
759
Prot.
741
Fat
864
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Indiana County
Breed # Cows Milk
99.0
128.6
66.6
58.0
H 38.4 21,531
Mi 47.9 17,503
Mi 12.7 17,080
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722
656
653
640
863
720
757
788
Fat
Prot,
894
794
741
718
686
680
Fat
815
771
769
Fret.
698
673
657
Fat
904
847
836
819
746
Prot.
'42
712
709
667
657
Fat
908
954
863
1019
Prot.
797
767
758
682
25,809
24,312
23,159
22,270
887
696
674
652
589
573