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Taranaki Daily News, 25 March 1916, Page 2

FARM AND DAIRY. MANGOREI COW-TESTING ASSOCIATION. Tht following are the returns from tie Mangorei Cow-testing Association for the period ending March 17, ps submitted by Mr. W, Ogle, the Asaofiiatioß's tester:— Herd averages Highest Indiv. Yield Lowest Indiv. Yield for Month for Month. Cows Milk, lb Test. Fat, lb, Milk, lb Teat. Fat, lb Milk, lb Test. Fat, lb .17 478 20 475 i.3 31.00 195 21.79 COO 4.0 5.3 10.33 5.7 12.82 540 4.7 25.'44 (i!) 0 006 4.0 24.70 840 456 4.S 21.89 600 448 4.9 22.21 630 543 4.6 25.51. 030 513 4.3 22.43 780 33.60 330 11.6 15.18 21.89 600 4.9 29.40 330 4.6 4.9 22.21 630 5.8 30.54 ISO 4.6 25.51. 030 5.6 35.28 315 4.3 22.43 780 4.4 34.32 75 4.4 29.09 750 4.0 34.50 375 4.1 20.12 045 5.0 32.25 420 4.1 24.35 930 3.7 34.41 435 4.4 28.66 870 5.3 46.11 180 6 15.18 .2 9.3(i 3 10.09 ,8 4.35 6 21.00 24 625 4.4 28.66 870 5.3 46.11 180 5.0 50 639 ' 4.4 28.27 1110 3.0 39.96 240 4.3 30 610 4.4 27.02 840 4.2 35.28 345 4.6 11 777 4.8 36.01 1170 4.5 52.65 600 4.6 Beet cow, 7771b milk, 4.6 test, SB.Ollbs fat. Worst cow, 4781bs milk, 4.5 test, 21.621bs fat. Best cow, 11701bs milk, 4.5 test, 52.051bs fat. Worst cow, 751bs milk, 5.8 test, 4.351bs fat. Average association cow, 5721bs milk, 4.4 test, 25.071bs fat 3.9 16.96 5.0 9.00 4.3 10.32 4.6 15.87 4.6 • 27.60 WAREA ASSOCIATION. The'following-are the figures for the Warea Association for the period ending March 17:— 83 599 4.5 27.58 1020 4.0 40.80 255 4.4 11.22 12' 504 4.4 22.35 060 4.3 25.38 375 4.6 17.25 33 653 14.6 30.00 825 5.0 41.25 375 4.4 10.50 20 465 4.7 21.72 585 4.9 28.66 375 4.6 17.25 30 604 4.2 25.41 885 3.6 31.86 360 3.6 12.96 26 615 4.1 25.34 780 4.4 34.32 270 5.2 14.04 Best herd, 6531bs milk, 4.6 test, 301bs fat. Worst herd, 4651bs milk, 4.7 test, 21.721bs fat. Best cow, 8251bs milk, 5.0 tost, 41.251bs fat. Worst cow, 2551bs milk, 4.4 test, 11.221bs fat. | Average Association cow, 5731bs milk, 4.4 test, 25.401bs fat.

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