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can pay a seven dollar breeding fee.
It also pleases me very much tc know Gordon Thornhill (telephone Sperryville-3410) has a years experience as breeding technician and is doing an excellent jo!b. Check the records and see for yourself; compare conception rates artiflcally with those of natural methods on some of out own farms. Gordon knows his job and" now has experience. The proof of the pudding is here: cows bred artifically in the Rappahannock Association Began calving in February. ^Already I know of heifer calves born to cows owned by Bub Gore, Fred Dodson, Windsor Lodge Faarm, E. B Combs, Mrs. John Dennis, John T. Woodward, Woodrow Coughlin, and Glenn Williams. „ What are^ these calves likejt Above is shown a heifer calf bom from a holstein cow at Windsor Lodge Farm at Huntly. This calf was sired by Fobes Netherland Ormsby Komdyke, whose 14 daughters under test averaged 12,077 lbs. of milk on twice a day milking. Now that means ovei 4 1/2 gallons of milk per day. Yes, there are many cows that will produce this much milk for a few months but to hold this sort ol average for ten months is something else. Their 14 dams with 40 records averaged 9984 lbs. in milk.
This heifer is out of a cow thal produced as follows: 1951—9317 lbs
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