Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-11-17
PALOUSE COW MAKES
EXCEPTIONAL RECORD
sixty Cows In Whitman County Cow
Testing Association Produce Over
Forty Pounds Fat In October

nv ACpolAS VI tue w nltInan
County Cow Testing association COM
pleted by Noel Buchanan for the
month OF October. show that 80 of
tie $50 COWS in the association are
on the honor roll having produced 40
pounds or more of butter fat. or
this number % produced 80 pounds
or more, The list follows:
Star. "A grade Holstein owned by J.
{. Graham of palouse: 1882 pounds
Of milk: 4.6 per cent test; S6.6
pounds of butter fat.
A9gie Korndgke Liscomb, grade
Holstein owned by ]. c. Graham Of
Palouse: 2l02 lbs milk 80 test;
63.l lbs. fat.
Sally, a grade Holstein owned by
j. G. Graham of palouse; l44S lbs.
milk; 80 test; sos lbs fat.
Liscomb Aggie of Riverview. Hol-
stein owned by J. c. Graham OF Pa
louise: 1853 lbs. milk 20 test. $40
lbs. fat
Blue, grade Holstein owned by j.
{. Graham OF Palouse; 1895 lbs.
milk; SO test; 500 lbs. fat.
Natsy Sunshine. Holstein owned
by J. G. Graham of Palouse: 1898
lbs. milk; 20 test; SIS lbs. fat
Mermaid, a grade Jersey owned by
J. c. Graham of Palouse: 1883 lbs.
milk; 40 test; 59.5 lbs. fat.
Mig, a grade Holstein owned by l..
N. Chase of Palouse: 1892 lbs. milk;
81 test; 529 lbs. fat.
Winny, a grade Durham owned by
l.. N. Chase of Palouse: 1885 lbs.
milk; As test; 52.7 lbs. fat.
Fanny, a grade Jersey owned by
W. A. Wiley of Palouse: 1895 lbs.
milk 5.8 test; 600 lbs. fat.
Flower, a grade Jersey owned by
b. w. Powers of Palouse: 1880 lbs.
milk 46 test; $50 lbs. fat.
Heart grade Jersey owned by B.
w Powers of Palouse: 1903 lbs. of
milk 46 test; 55.3 lbs fat.
Daisy of S. L. f., Jersey, owned
by A. G.. Woodward of Fairbanks;
998 lbs milk; ST test; 56.9 lbs fat.
Isabel of s. l.. F., a Jersey owned
by A. G. Woodward Of Fairbanks:
91S lbs. milk; SIS test; 500 lbs fat.
Dorothy of s. L. F., Jersey owned
by A. G. Woodward of Fairbanks:
958 lbs. milk; Go test; 63.2 lbs fat.
O5, "a grade Shorthorn owned by
the Broadyiew Dairy of Rosalia;
1853 lbs. milk; A test 50.7 lbs.
fat
SO, grade Jersey owned by
Broadview Dairy Of Rosalia; 923 lbs.
milk; 5S test; 53.4 lbs fat.
Golden Queen. a Holstein owned
by Chris Wurgler of Pullman; 1471
lbs. milk; SO test; $40 lbs. fat.
., a Holstein owned by Chris
Wurgler of Pullman: 1471 lbs milk;
4.3 test sly lbs. fat.
Lads Carnaton of NJ. F., Jersey
owned by II. H. Curtis of Palouse:
1861 lbs. milk AS test; 5O.4 lbs. fat.
Jose, a grade Holstein owned by c.
II. Barclay of Pullman: 1924 lbs.
milk; 81 test; COZ lbs. fat.
Gretchen, a grade Holstein owned
l 1 - D,,I1 IQQE
lbs. milk: Al test; 57.4 lbs. fat.
2, owned by Chris Wurgler of Pull
man: 1921 lbs. milk; 4.3 test; 52.9
lbs. fat.
l.. G. Thayer. H. c. Curtis, Lybeck-
er and Olson also had cows making
records worthy of mention and which
place them in the honor roll for the
month.
The leading cow for the month is
new one for the honor roll. Star,
grade Holstein, four years old.
| takes the place with a production OF
SOS pounds of butter fat.
Only one Of the COWS in the roll
freshened in the spring, therefore II
VIII be interesting to note how many
OF the fall cows will remain in the
list until next spring, but If last
years performance is repeated there
should be larger proportion, as the
fall cows last year produced 20
pounds more butter fat than did the
COWS freshening in the spring and
made an average profit of IS more
per head. This indicates that fall
freshenlng is the more profitable and
that the COWS in the association are
properly managed during the winter
months.-Neal c. Jameson, Dairy
Field Agent. Extension Service,
State College of Washington.