Earl Weir Herd Leads February DHIA Butterfat
The Progressive Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports February results from 103 herds totaling 3,467 cows. Earl Weir tops with 985 pounds milk and 38.8 pounds butterfat, followed by Earl Umble and Charles Brosuis among six herds over 35 pounds butterfat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
Weigart
Robert L. Jannery
Harold J. Lindecamp
Robert P. Farmer
Progressive Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Earl Weir
Earl Umble
Charles Brosuis
Green Chop Can Be Economical Use of Forage for Some Dairy Herds
Agricultural economist K H Myers notes forage harvested by grazing animals is not always the most economical feed. Trials show 25 to 40 percent of feed can be wasted when cows graze, depending on pasture quality, with mechanical harvest proving advantageous in lush growth. The leading cow, a Grade Holstein at the Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station, belonged to Dean Roland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
County Guernsey
Mt. Ararat Farms
Port Deposit
Foundation
Mt. Ararat
Lloyd Balderston
Colora
K. H. Myers
Harold Umble
Horace Walton
W C. Henley & Son
Dean Roland
USDA
Pennsylvania Agricultural Experiment Station
Myers
Recognition of Leaders at Homemakers Day Luncheon
Mt. Joy Homemakers host event recognizing leaders Mrs Norman Lausch Mrs Harry Showalter Mrs Charles Bradley and Mrs Charles Jacob. Luncheon tickets cost 180 dollars with reservations through county extension office by April 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Lausch
Denver
Harry Showalter
Reinholds
Charles Bradley
Union St
Lancaster
Charles Jacob
Nottingham
Mt. Joy Homemakers Group
Reud Rupp
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Kaigers
John F. Gerlach
Sane
Harold Zook
Lampeter Rd
Lane
Paul A. Hess
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Donald Prescott
Bainbridge Rdi
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Strasburg OV
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