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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1957

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

Norman Lausch Denver Harry Showalter Reinholds Charles Bradley Union St Lancaster Charles Jacob Nottingham Mt. Joy Homemakers Group Reud Rupp

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