Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 16, 1995, Image 29

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    Lancaster
'DHIA
Lancaster Da/ry Hard Improvement Assoc.
1592 O/et Line Ret. Manha/m, PA 17545
(71 7J 655-5960
Joe Graybeal,
President
Lancaster DHIA’s Board of
Directors met November 21,1995
at the lab in Manheim. The first
priority was to review and
approve our first annual budget as
a new service affiliate. Finance
committee chairman Dave Garber
presented many factors which
may influence die upcoming fiscal
year. Despite all the changes Lan
caster DHIA was experienced in
just one fiscal year, die committee
confidently projects another posi
tive balance.
The By-Laws Committee
reported the new By-Laws are
Fault mnftklin you’va Inanl atavt compact tractors.
MF 1200 Sows Tractors and implements perform way beyond their size and pnce. Precise
krwn mowing Heavy duty weed and brush cteonng. Serious gardening. Landscaping. Materials
handling. Trenching. Even light held work These tractors excel at jobs that used to require big,
expensive, fuel-thirsty tractors and implements
Standard features include water-cooled, 3-cyfinder, diesel engines, 3-pornt hitch and high
capocity auxiliary hydraulics; and rear PTO (Mrd-PTO is also standard on the 12)0,1220 and
1230) Chose two or four-wheel drive ag or turf tires, hydrostatic or synchrashuttle transmission
Stop by your local Massey Ferguson’ dealer
today and see why MF 1200 Senes tractors ore
constantly exceeding their owner's expectations
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SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALER FOR DETAILS
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(910) 797-7811
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EQUIPMENT CO.
8148 Cap 89m M.
Frederick, MD 21701
(801) 473-4880
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complete and will be presented to
the membership for approval at
the annual meeting on December
5. The Board expressed apprecia
tion for the many hours of work by
the committee members.
Rodney Denlinger, chairman of
the Lab Committee, reviewed lab
operations. A Bendey equipment
representative recently upgraded
programming of the lab computers
which increases our line capacity
to 500 samples per hour. This
increases our efficiency while
maintaining excellent accuracy.
The Lab Committee recom
mended and the Board approved
pricing for MUN at $.15 per cow
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(717)397-9187
LAWN CARE OF PA
MarthKWa. RM7848
(717)448-4641
LEBANON VALLEY
IMPLEMENT CO.
700 E. UndtnSt
filoN«td, PA17087
(717) MC-7616
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(717)666-2331
MEYERS FRANK RYMON &
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if the whole herd is tested; indivi
dual samples will be $.65. A Sum
mary report is now available from
DRPC @ Raleigh at no cost to the
dairyman. Lancaster DHIA will
continue to work with Northeast
DHIA while we study the demand
for MUN testing. We urge dairy
men to consult their nutritionist to
help evaluate MUN results.
Lancaster DHIA Technicians
are receiving a positive response
from dairymen as Jay Mylin
reported a continued increase in
herds on test We continue to
target herds not on test Lancaster
DHIA. with support from DRPC
@ Raleigh, is able to bring valu
able management data to these
herds at a very reasonable cost
Lancaster DHIA serves Lancas
ter and surrounding counties. For
information call the office at (717)
665-5960.
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MID-STATE BCHREFFLER
EQUIPMENT WC. . EQUIPMENT
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EQUIPMENT CO. (610)869-0440
Stauffer Road (610)969-2214
Baehlatovllla, PA 10S08
(610)846-2911
PEOPLE'S SALES
& SERVICE
Oakland Midi. PA 17076
(717)463-2708
TEST DRIVE
ONE TODAY!
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Dactmbar 16,1W5-A29
Cattle Breeding
Cooperatives
Reach Agreement
SHAWANO, Wis.—The Board
presidents and senior management
of Federated Genetics and
Cooperative Resources Interna
tional have agreed to recommend
to their respective Boards of
--Directors approval of a memoran
dum of intent that would further
combine product development
marketing, and the internal opera
tions of die cattle breeding group.
Cooperatives represented in the
study include Eastern AI, Ithaca,
New York; Atlantic Breeders,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Louisia
na Animal Breeders. Baton
Rouge. Louisiana; and the subsid
iaries of Cooperative Resources
International.. Tiffin, Ohio
and 21st Century Genetics. Sha
wano, Wisconsin.
Federated’s Long-Range Plan
ning Committee points out this
study is being carried out concur
rently with the completion of their
own merger plan which is deve
loping between Atlantic, Eastern
and Louisiana.
In authorizing the study, leaders
of the cooperatives established
Tour Complete Headquarters For
Sprayers And Parts
Raven Tough Polyethylene Tanks
We Also Stock A Complete Line Of:
fBSBk Myprd' DAr « D -Sprayer Hose
p™ . Ball Valves
Sprayer Nozzles An “ PUMPS I* Nylon Fittings
Accessories^^ -PolyTanks^
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
i m- -I SO Wbodcomer Rd., Lititz, PA 17543
1 Mile We.l of Eph™u
lupsi (717) 738-7330 Tm.g't.KM I
• HARDWARE • FARM SUPPLIES • 1 ‘ 1
HEAVY DUTY
HOOF TRIMMING TABLES
Endorsed by ths International Hoof Trimming School of Wlsconaln
• 210-inch lift belts
• 3500 lb. axle with Or without brakes
• See video on the Tilt Table available
upon request
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THREE MODELS TO CHOOSE
1. PORTABLE 2. STATIONARY 3. 3 POINT HITCH
Berkelmans Welding
RR 7, AYLMER, ONTARIO, CANADA NSH 2R6
(519) 765-4230
two primary objectives: 1. Any
change in relationships must
maintain a governance structure
that allows the principles of
cooperative enterprise...farmer
ownership and control, member
representation and equity distribu
tion...to function; 2. The review
will examine current operations
and determine if efficiencies and
product quality can be enhanced
through a closer working
relationship.
Based on the most recent audit
of each, the five cooperatives have
$47 million in assets. $73 million
in sales and net worth at 76% of
the total assets. Last year they
served nearly 45,000 active mem
bers. Together they own more
than 2,000 sires, housed at nine
locations.
These cooperatives currently
have a product supply agreement
that provides for a complete
exchange of each other’s genetic
material throughout the United
States. Beef and coined dairy
breed genetic development pro
grams are already fully integrated.
• 12-year building experience ii
the tables design
• 2"x2” tube frame chute
• chute measures 75"x28”x75"
high
• 4" casters for cradle fold-up
• Two hydraulic cylinders for
extra stability
• tool box for D.C. pump
and battery protection
• manure grate to keep work
area clean
• fold away side gate
• removable head board
• 45 min. video from
International Hoof Trimming
School of Canada
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