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r> Thc highest producing cow for
S° >T V* Wanen County Dairy protein was owned by
Herd tmproyemen l Association Jared LindeU of under. This
and Holstein Club recently hdd 7-year-old Holstein cow produced
their joint annual meeting at the .33 745 of mi ik and 989
Lander Fire Hall in Russell. pounds of protcin> Lindc „
Several outstanding hods were ncdwA sponsored by
recognized for their production CoiTy Agway and Brown.
th past year. .... . The high cow for butterfat pro
•nlhr W !fir e ° rthChlghhCrd duction was a Twin States Farm
in protcin production.
Richard Harrington of Spring Creek and
Foggy Meadows Farm of Lander each aver
aged 686 pounds of protein. Harrington
received a plaque sponsored by Northwest
Savings Bank, and Willard Hitchock. owner
of Foggy Meadows Farm, received a plaque
sponsored by the Russell Veterinary Hospital
The high herd in milk production was Twin
States Farm Inc. of Lander. The Hans Block
family, who operates the Twin States Farm,
produced an average of 21,972 pounds of
milk. They received a plaque sponsored by
Integra Bank.
Floyd Beardsley of Pittsfield had the high
herd in butterfat production. His herd aver
aged 822 pounds of butlerfat and earned him a
plaque sponsored by PNC Bank.
The most improved herd in milk and pro
tein production was Sugar Lott Farm of Lotts
ville. The herd owned by George Savko had a
2,367 pounds of milk increase and 56 pounds
of protein increase. They received plaques
sponsored by PcnnWest Farm Credit and
D&L Enos Milling.
The most improved herd in butterfat pro
duction was owned by Lee Curtis of Colum
bus. Curtis’ Jersey herd had an increase of 54
pounds of butterfat He received a plaque
sponsored by Mosher Mobile Milling and
Nutrena Feeds.
Doug and Diane Hastings of Scandia won
the herd management award with a total of 92
points. They received a plaque sponsored by
Penn West Farm Credit.
The herd with the lowest somatic cell count
was Twin States Farm Inc. They received an
average of 124,000 somatic cells throughout
1995, and received a plaque sponsored by
Conneaut Lake Veterinary Clinic.
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Inc. 3-year-old Holstein that pro
duced 1,214 pounds of butterfat.
They received a trophy sponsored
by Youngsville Agway.
Other hods were recognized
for their butterfat and protein pro
duction. Those herds producing
over 700 pounds of butterfat
included: Floyd Beardsley 822,
Twin States Farm Inc. 808,
Richard Harrington 788, Bruce
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and Suzie Lindell 679, Ronald
Hunter 653, Pine Ton Farms 652,
Mark Lawson 624, Jared Lindell
615, and Gla Don Farms 60S.
The Warren County Holstein
Club presented awards to its
junior members and 4-Hers. Jessi
ca Gruber of Sugar Grove won the
Distinguished Junior Award.
Other junior members who were
recognized included Rebeca
Gruber, Kelsi Wilcox, and Peter
Vanco.
Dairy bowl team and judging
team members were recognized.
The dairy bowl team included
Chris Vanco, captain, Jessica
Gruber, Peter Vanco, Rebecca
Gruber, and alternates Kelsi Wil
cox, Jody Blair, and Crystal Grub
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