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MILKING SHORTHORN
Barn -Actual Production
Naae Milk Prot Prot Fat Fat
Its 1 Ills \ Lbs
21556 3.3 702 4.6 985
20187 3.4 696 4.0 813
22117 3.1 689 3.5 768
21799 3.1 665 3.1 669
20695 2.9 607 3.7 759
17530 3.4 599 3.3 574
22616 2.6 584 4.0 908
18391 3.1 578 3.6 662
16579 3.4 569 3.9 647
18804 3.0 567 3.7 691
16038 3.5 564 3.4 553
17029 3.2 550 3.5 596
18514 2.9 539 2.9 532
17237 3.1 537 3.5 596
15605 3.3 516 4.1 638
16466 3.1 512 3.6 590
16374 3,1 510 3.5 572
15718 3.2 501 4.1 642
13877 3.6 493 4.2 582
13400 3.6 479 4.1 553
15920 3.0 478 2.9 463
13246 3.5 470 3.8 505
14541 3.2 470 4.0 575
13450 3.4 457 4.1 547
14037 3.2 450 3.2 455
BREED;
Fan Naie
PAINTER LAND FARM
MICHAEL ZOLOCSIK SNONIE
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 ASHLEY
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 ANGIE
PAINTER LAND FARM 1!
ARVID KAfflY KOBOSKY SNOFLAK
PAINTER LAND FARM
HIDDEN ACRES FARM CRAMBRY
HIDDEN ACRES FARM POPPIE
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 SHASTA
MICHAEL ZOLOCSIK SOPHIE
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 SCARLET
HORIZON FARR BOX 409 POPPY
NANCY NEIL FRANI
MARY PAYNE FROSTY
PAINTER LAND FARM 213
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 SHANAON
114
SKY
WANDA
LADY9J4
SNOFLOR
HARROP FARM
DONALD E NIVELL
NARY PAYNE
HIDDEN ACRES PARK
ARVID KAIHY KOBOSKY
DWIGHT E FARMERY
GLENN + GARY CROW. SHELIA
HIDDEN ACRES PARK LYNN
BREED; RED DANE
Barn
Naae
Fan Naae
ARVID KATHY KOBOSKY
BRIAN COOPER
MARLBORO VALLEY FMS
BERNARD BAILY 182
ROLARHAY UOLSTEINS
ARVID KATHY KOBOSKY
BERNARD BAILY 182
ROLARHAY HOLSTEINS
NANCY NEIL
ARVID KATHY KOBOSKY
NARLWHtO VALLEY FHS
ALFRED STIERLY JR
BERNARD BAILY 182
MARLBORO VALLEY FMS
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
VALLEY HAVEN FARMINC
ARVID KATHY KOBOSKY
MARLBORO VALLEY FMS
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
BERNARD BAILY 182
BREED: NIXED
Fan Naae
LEROY TROESTER JR
AOKEHNS FARM
SCHRACK FARMS
nURRTN FARMS
SIDNEY MARTIN ii SONS
SIDNEY MARTIN A SONS
DURBIN FARMS
--Actual Production
Milk Prot Prot Fat Fat
lie \ Lbs t lbs
17466 3.4 588 3.4 594
16696 3.4 561 3.6 607
16268 3.4 553 4.4 721
15824 3.5 547 3.8 596
16631 3.2 537 3.9 642
16622 3.2 536 4.0 669
17923 3.0 536 3.8 674
18269 2.9 535 3.4 624
15952 3.3 525 3.9 619
15581 3.4 522 3.5 553
17061 3.1 521 3.5 589
*17528 3.0 520 3.2 556
15995 3.2 513 4.3 683
14518 3.5 511 3.5 514
14521 3.5 506 3.9 561
15293 3.3 503 3.7 565
14064 3.5 489 4.0 564
15093 3.1 466 3.6 542
11875 3.6 426 4.3 508
11935 3.6 424 4.2 498
13144 3.2 423 4.0 524
12944 3.2 417 3.3 430
11935 3.5 416 4.0 472
12816 3.2 414 3.8 492
13384 3.1 409 3.2 425
LILITH
ELBEE
LB 183
L 8
206
LINBACK
L 40
FRECXLS
DUTCHB2
LB 113
L 55
LB 174
L 44
L 10
L 5
L 16
DOTCHBI
LB 127
L 34
L 7
L 43
L 30
Barn
Nana
--Actual Production
Milk Prot Prot Fat Fat
Lbs I Ub Y Lbs
27363 3.2 885 3.7 1006
30555 2.9 873 3.3 1004
24079 3.5 853 3.5 844
27550 3.1 842 3.6 986
24168 3.5 836 3.6 872
25391 3.3 829 3.4 871
26955 3.0 812 3.5 935
LEAH
478
PRINCES
224
240
NARY
Cows
SCBRACK FARMS
RICK + LINDA STUCHAL
DURBIN FARRS
ENOS J YODER
SHAN DAIRY FARM
H N SMITH FARMS
ERNEST L HEAVER
NAYNE A SOLLEMBERGER
PAUL R KEXERER A SON
MARTIN N REAVER
SCHRACX FARRS
DICK&ELEANOR RICE
JAMES D RUGH
SHAN DAIRY FARM
JOHN + PAM ATKINSON
MARTIN N HEAVER
FLOYDAGARY RINEHINER
PAINTER LAND FARM
179
JEN
LOIS
HINKLE
SD3S
DOTTY
JESSIE
JERSY
216
BREED; RED k WHITE
Fan Naae ' Barn
Naae
lbs 1 Lbs 1 Lbs
BRITTAY 28806 3.3 962 3.9 1119
JOHN+SHIRLEY HOUSER
Ag Society Honors
NJ.
CLAYTON, NJ.—David Out
field, owner and operator of Drif
field's Farm Market in Sewell, was
recently honored by the New
Jersey Agricultural Society with
its 1995 Agricultural Marketing
Award at (he stale agricultural con
vention in Atlantic City.
Dufficld was recognized, along
with his wife Mary, by the Society
For Excellence in Marketing,
according to Ray Blew, president
of the society.
Presenting the award on behalf
of the society was Jerry Frccon,
agricultural agent with Rutgers
Cooperative Extension of
Gloucester County. Frccon not
only acknowledged David Duf
licld but also his wife Mary, sons
David and Dan (in charge of pro
duction and harvesting), daughter
Debbie Grclli, and daughters-in
law Tracy and Ruth Ann (manage
ment of the farm market, deli and
bake shop).
Said Frccon, “Dave started
farming on his own in 1953 and
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--Actual Production
Milk Prot Prot Fat Fat
after marrying Mary in 1960 began
selling produce off a small stand in
front of their house. This small
stand grew to a modest 36-fool by
40-fool open building and then
later to a fully enclosed air
conditioned market with cold stor
age, grading area, and dry storage.
As the market expanded, a bake
shop, full-line delicatessen and
kitchen have brought it to its cur
rent size.”
Frccon also said, “Outside the
market is a modem spacious park
ing lot, a large plastic house for
bedding plant sales, small wooden
gazebo for gift sales, a pelting zoo
with a variety of animals, a fenced
in picnic area, and a large shaded
area for festivals and fairs run both
dcpcndcnlly, or independently
with the Outfields’ business.
‘The Dufficld market is a tre
mendous asset to the community”
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said Frccon “concurrently, with
die market 20 to 30 acres or straw
berries and peas arc u-pickcd in the
Held in May and June, and a large
Held of pumpkins is u-pickcd in a
staged location in September and
October.”
Said Frccon, “The Du melds
have a unique agribusiness that
employs rrom 50 to 100 people,
not including many friends and
community families involved in
rcslivals, hay rides, Easter Bunny
trips, and much more.”
Frccon recognized Da&d Duf
llcld Tor the tremendous'level or
knowledge and talent it lakes to not
only manage a diversified market
ing operation but also the ability to
grow a wide variety of fruits and
vegetables on approximately 200
acres of wind-swept sandy loam
and loamy sand soils in rapidly
growing Washington Township.
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