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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1969

Page

2

Red Rose DHSA reports record cow test and top Holstein herd

Lancaster County Red Rose DHSA completed another year with 16 976 cows on test the highest on test county average 12 264 pounds milk and 479 fat. Red Rose Research Center led with top lactation records Bonnie Maine Elsie Maine and other named cows. Most top herd averages came from comfort-stall barns.

Lancaster County Red Rose Research Center Pitney Road Lancaster Bonnie Elsie John L Landis Creek Hl! Road Maine C Richard Landis Horseshoe Road Marvin S. Nolt R. D Peach Bottom Lbs Lane Stanley G. Greiner Manheim Lloyd Nolt R&grh Quarryville Edwin J. Landis Lampeter Paul B. Zimmerman Ephrata Amos B. Lapp Gordonville Henry E. Kettering Lititz

Holstein events schedule announced for July in Ephrata area

The Co Holstein field day at Carl Matin Farm in Ephrata is set for July 23 with James Pound as speaker. Breeders host the Powerbred DAng cattle school on July 10 and 11, and the County Black and White Show on July 30 at the Guernsey Barn to qualify entrants for the State Black and White Show, no district show this year.

Carl Matin Farm Ephrata James Pound Powebred Dang Cattle Association Guernsey

Lawn Mowing Tips For Healthy Turf And Sharp Blades

Lawn mowing is in full swing and frequent clippings removal is advised during spring and heavy growth periods to prevent thick thatch. Reminders include using sharp mower blades to avoid browning from tearing instead of cutting, ensuring better lawn health.

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