Holstein Cows Cited in PA April Production Records
Registered Holstein cows in Pennsylvania, listed by the Holstein Friesian Association of America, include Musselman's Newton-Carnation Sky lark Charmer with 22,295 pounds milk and 878 pounds butterfat milking twice daily. Archabbey's Nora Lass with 13,600 pounds milk and 508 pounds butterfat. Luvis Farms Greensburg's Roburke Lyons with 14,979 pounds milk and 610 pounds butterfat. Stumpf's Lola Spoff Spofford with 18,656 pounds milk and 658 pounds butterfat, milking three times daily. Zimmerman Lehighton's Bestar Royal Sheila with 24,257 pounds milk and 992 pounds butterfat.
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Brattleboro
Pennsylvania
Advanced Registry Department
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
William P. Musselman
Newton
Carnation Skylark Charmer
St Vincent Archabbey, Latrobe — Penstate Marksman
Nora Lass
Luvis Farms, Inc
Greensburg
Pabst Roburke Lyons
John G. Stumpf
Lancaster — Carnation
Lola Spoff Spofford
Lewis Zimmerman
Lehighton
Zimmerman Bestar Royal Sheila
Commonwealth Telephone Proposes Merger of Subsidiaries
Commonwealth Telephone Company plans merging its Pennsylvania Community Telephone and Blakeslee and Fern Ridge Telephone subsidiaries. The merger will not affect rates or management and supports a financing program for ongoing service improvements. A public hearing is set before the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg on Thursday May 17 at 1 a.m.
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Commonwealth Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Community Telephone Company
Blakeslee and Fern Ridge Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
Testing supervised by PSU with Holstein-Friesian group
A testing program overseen by Pennsylvania State University in cooperation with The Holstein Friesian Association of America evaluates dairy cattle. The effort spans daily measurements over approximately two years and two months of age, tracking average daily quart output.
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Pennsylvania State University
The
Holsten-Friesian Association of America
Pasture Feeding for Milking Cows Limits and Supplements
Dr. L S Mix of Beacon Milling notes pasture alone cannot sustain maximum milk production for dairy cows. HeAdvocates rotational grazing, gradual pasture exposure, and supplemental hay grain and minerals to maintain weight, prevent diarrhea, and sustain high output during the pasture season.
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L S&s. Mix
Beacon Milling Company
Cayuga
N. Y
Mix
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