HERD-TESTING OPERATIONS
MORRINSVILLE FIGURES. [BY TELEGRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.] ' MORRINSVILLE. Saturday. The following figures are available for the past month for the Morrinsville and Matamata district groups connected with the Herd Testing Association: — Morrinsville.—Highest herd average, 28.561b.' butter-fat; -lowest, 12.11; best cow, 51.31b; butter-fat; worst, 3.6. Hinur era: Highest herd average, 23.67; lowest, 11.07; best cow, 42.09; worst, 3.78. Kiwitahi: Highest herd, average, 26.69; lowest, 12.11; best cow, 46.8; worst, 4.5. Walton: Highest herd average, 26.59; lowest, 13.08; besi cow, 57.6; worst, 3.6. Waharoa: Highest, herd average, 28.06; lowest, 16.07; best cow, 63.27; worst, 6.6. Matamata: Highest herd average, 24-41; lowest, 12.01; best cow, 84.24; worst, 3.45. Te I'oi: Highest herd average, 24.04; lowest, 10.51; best' cow, 40.8; worst, 4.44. Waitoa: Highest herd average, 31.4; lowest, 10.18; best-cow* 54.6; worst, 3'.96.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXII, Issue 19032, 1 June 1925, Page 14
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