Page 18—Dairy of Distinction Supplement to Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 27,1996
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BEEGHLY BROTHERS HILLVALE FARMS
Brothers Brian and Blake Beeghly are in partnership with
this new Dairy of Distinction, located near Somerset. They
milk 210 Holstelns and have 90 helfers and calves. Herd aver
age is 19,000 lbs. of milk. Another off-farm business gives the
brothers a perspective that requires that they look at efficien
cy as the major need In the farming operation. They do forage
analysis every two weeks and change the feeding rations
accordingly. Brian also listed having good employees as a
major need in the dairy operation. Brian and Blake are the third
generation on the farm.
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LANCASTER FORD
YOUR LANCASTER COUNTY RELIABLES
1655 Rohrerstown Rd, Just Off R6ute 283
Lancaster. PA 17601 0H
Phone (717) 569-7063
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The partnership of Ted Latuch and nephews Roger and
David Latuch gives this new Dairy of Distinction in Somerset
County varied talents and interests around the farm so they
can give good overall management to the operation. They farm
500 acreas near Rockwood, and the farm has been in the fami
ly since 1951. The herd average is 21,500 m 892 f 736 p. They
have been selllna embryos and bulls from deep pedigreed cow
families as part of their merchandising efforts. They look to
good business management as part of their operation.
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LATUCH BROTHERS DAIRY FARMS
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Equipment
• Lawn & Garden
• Farm
• Industrial
• Skid Loaders
• Mowing Equip.
• Landscaping Equip.
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