Herd Testing in the North
HOKIANGA GROUP The following are the Hokianga Group Herd Testing averages for December, 1933 : Tutekehua-Horeke Group Group Average.—lol9 cows, 7111bs. milk, 4.39 test, 31.231b5. fat. Highest Herd.—3B cows, 906 milk, 4.6 test, 42.078 fat. Lowest Herd.—47 cows, 608 milk, 3.79 test, 23.106 fat. Highest Cow.—l6Bo milk, 4.1 test, 68.88 fat. Lowest C0w.—165 milk, 5.6 test, 9 fat. Oue-Waimamaku Group Group Average.—ll 73 cows, 7961b5. milk, 4.3 test, 34.511b5. fat. Highest Herd.—B7 cows, 953 milk, 4.9 test, 47.04 fat. Lowest Herd.—s 4 cows, 641 milk, 3.89 test, 24.94 fat. Highest C0w.—1350 milk, 5.9 test, 80 fat. Lowest C0w.—330 milk, 4.0 test, 13 fat. Motu-Broadwood Group Group Average.—927 cows, 7241bs milk, 4.5 test, 32.611b5. fat. Highest Herd.—sl cows, 841 milk, 5.09 test, 42.84 fat. Lowest Herd.—32 cows, 601 milk, 4.3 test, 25.87 fat. Highest Cow.—B7o milk, 7.4 test, 64 fat. Lowest Cow. —285 milk, 4.0 test, 11 fat. Summary.—3ll9 cows, 7471b5. milk, 4.4 test, 32.871b5. fat. Average for December, 1932.—3000 cows, 7281b5. milk, 4.4 test, 31.661b5. fat. Own Sampling.—Bo3 cov/s, 7041b5. milk, 4.38 test, 30.831b5. fat. j ■ l See that in avoiding cinders you step not on burning coal.
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 14, 5 January 1934, Page 6
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