Lineback
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didn’t know what else to do. Since
then, several Lineback bulls are
available through DHIA. The regi
stry is open through this year in
order- to establish the foundation
animals in the states, then it will
close in order to preserve the gene
tics of future breeds.
Daily reports that he has three
generations of pure Linebacks that
are registered.
He is grateful to Chester County
extension agents for pushing for
the breed to become recognizable
and allowed to compete in fairs
and other competitions. The Bailys
show Linebacks at several fairs but
district competition is as far as they
can go at this point
“Our goal is to go to (Pennsylva
nia) Farm Show," Daily said. He is
working to have Farm Show offi
cials offer competition in the Line
back breed.
Jane said of her husband’s
enthusiasm in helping his daught
ers compete in many shows, “He
enjoys 4-H shows as much as the
girls. I think it’s because he didn’t
have the opportunity growing up.”
Hie Bailys operated two farms
about three miles apart They live
on 110-acre farm that has been
passed down through his mother’s
side, but also farm his father’s
131-acre farm, where his 83-year
old mother still lives.
They family cannot determine
how old the Baily family farm
actually is. But it is believed to
have been built in the 1700 s. A
Chester County history book pub
lished in 1881 shows a drawing of
the Baily farm.
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ing parlor and milk house were . “Don’t tell other fanners that
added in the 1950 s and 19605. Red TTiey’ll think I’m crazy.” Baily
bam calf pens matching the red said with feigned embarrassment
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A kitchen, bathroom, and new every pasture needs a pasture orna
windows were added to the farms- ment and that is what it is.”
lead, but other than that the horse- Speaking of pastures, Baily is a
hair plastered walls, the large firm believer in putting the cows
rounded deep windowsills, and out to graze. However, he does not
wooden floors are still in the origi- follow intensive grazing practices,
nal condition. “I think intensive grazing is a
Family heirlooms brought from
England have been passed down
through the centuries. “The Bailys
have always liked old things. We
don’t know how old the things are,
it’s just part of us and has always
been here,” said Baily’s mother
Dorthea. Her husband Eusebius
died in 1983.
It’s evident that a grandfather’s
clock is extremely old, but no date
appears on it Inside the clock,
dates are written of when it was
repaired. The oldest date marked is
1827.
Although it has not been deter
mined how old the- farmhouse
where his mother lives is, the Baily
family’s farmhouse was built in
1730.
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Dry cows and heifers are com
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months until Thanksgiving.
John Stidhum, the Baily’s
herdsman for 11 years, calls the
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which Jane published a children’s
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■ Stidhum milks 110 cows every
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Baily helped organize a Line
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