02 Oct 1965
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1965
Page
1
Poultry producers from 14 northeastern states will gather in Harrisburg for the Northeastern Poultry Producers Council exposition October 12 14 The program includes a poultry health clinic and an egg quality clinic among many services for members and attendees.
The Red Rose Dairy Herd Improvement Association newsletter for August shows a registered Holstein in John Groff's herd at Quarryville producing the highest 305 day lactation. Leader yielded 21,038 lbs milk and 878 lbs butterfat with a 42 percent test. (Continued on Pare 16).
Farm calendar lists a public hearing on the Delaware Valley Milk Order beginning October 4 at the Suil vania Hotel in Philadelphia. Lancaster County 4H Leaders Council meets at the Clarence Strauffer farm in Ephrata. A Manheim fair hosts the Blaby Beef Show 4H and PFA from October 6 through 8 at 6 30 pm.
Extension veterinarian Dr Gauss of Penn State cautions dairymen against feeding poultry litter to milking herds as protein source. Hazards include pesticide residues and avian tuberculosis potentially affecting cattle and milk.
A Pennsylvania cow, Mowry Skyline Esther of Mowry Farms Blair County, breaks the 12 month production record for senior three year old registered Holsteins. At age three years six months she produced 39,887 pounds of milk and 1,136 pounds of butterfat, with an average 3.7 percent butterfat.
Clarence Keener Jr of Manheim PA leads a Lancaster County steer feeding trial mixing urea as a protein supplement directly into silage. He adds ten pounds of urea and ten pounds of limestone per ton of silage using a metering device to boost economy while carefully managing distribution.
Sheryl Weaver celebrated her thirteenth birthday by showing her angel steer Toby to the grand championship at the New Holland Farmers Fair. Judge Harold Stewart praised the steer for extra thickness over the top and more quarter than any other animal in the show.
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