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Increase 814 lbs. milk and 55 lbs. butter fat.
Jerseys:
Pinnacle Basils Son (classified “Very Good) 6 daughters averaged 9124 lbs. milk and 517 lbs butter fat
Httmore Standard Everett (classified “Very Good”) 6 daughters averaged 9059 lbs. of milk and 485 lbs. butter fat. .
Louisoxford Basil Jester (classified “Excellent”) 5 daughters averaged 9375 lbs. milk and 557 lbs. butter fat
Guernseys :
Caumsett Pioneer—5 daughters averaged 9690 lbs. milk and 466 lbs. butter fat. v
King of Brightwood—8 daughters averaged 9613 lbs. milk and 482 lbs. butter fat
Nobel’s Ben—8 daughters averaged 9423 lbs milk and 493 lbs. butter fat.
Charlescote Panorama—9 daughters averaged 8090 lbs. milk and 417 lbs. butter fat
Fox Dean’s Pacer—19 daughters^ around 8992 lbs. milk and 452 lbs. butter fat
Quail Roost Dawn’s Max—5 daughters 9007 lbs. milk and 459 lbs. butter fat.
Boumedale Abe's Rolic—12 daughters around 10000 lbs. milk and 500 lbs. butter fat.
In general production of these daughters has increased by an average of about 1000 lbs. of milk more than their dams. The average dam has produced by breeds as follows: Holsteins, 1287 lbs. milk; Guernseys, 7900 lbs. milk; and Jerseys, 8500 lbs. milk. A gallon of milk weighs 8.6 pounds and the average cow in Virginia is estimated to be around 4500 lbs. of milk. Production of Rappahannock cows is felt to be about equal to the state average. Since the sire and dam each transmit about fifty percent of the production capa
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