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Taranaki Daily News, 16 January 1934, Page 10

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TARANAKI HERD TESTING FIGURES

DECEMBER AVERAGE TEST OF 19,767 COWS 48 PER CENT. No. of. cows Monthly Herd Average Highest Herd Av. Lowest Herd Av. Highest Lowest Group tested Cows Milk Test B-fat Cows B-fat Cows B-fat Cow fat Cow fat Waitoitoi-Pukearuhe . 283 71 793 5 3 42.19 42 45 3 72 36.1 68 14 . . Okau-Tongaporutu ... 713 34 855 4 9 4145 58 48 2 34 35.1 74 16 Uruti 933 55 810 5.0 40.34 61 54.6 57. 31.1 90 . . • Toko 1694 58 858 4.7 40.20 21 54.9 41 ' 301 95 10 Okoke 508 51 827 4.8 39.87 42 45.4 60 33.9 - 86, 13 : Eltham-Mangatoki .. 1397 50 869 4.6 39.64 21 48.0 59 31.4 74 ,11 f Urenui-Onaero 644 54 806 4.9 39.35 75 43.3 46 .3. Inglewood 1198 41 791 4.9 38.84 65 49.5 20 25.1 77 7 Stratford-Mid’st-Tariki 1551 53 820 4.7 38 50 62 48.6 54 31.3 82 8 Kohuratahi 259 24 794 4.8 38.38 27 47.7 15 22.2 65 14 Mokau-Awakino .... 762 48 816 4.7 38.29 72 47.8 48 29. Kaimata-Tarata .... 1160 45 . 818 4.7 38.19 40 44.5 67 33 7 96 12 Lep’ton-Huir’i-Brixton 1585 51 776 4.9 37.77 99 47 4 39 29.1 87 11 Okato-Opunake .... 2141 74 831 4.5 37.63 92 43.6 92 319 91 5 Oakura-Patua 1532 57 763 . 4.9 37.59 38 47.3 49 26.1 75 .. 7 8.8. Hillsbr.-Taru-tangi 905 43 767 4.9 37.36 70 42.9 . 32 25.9 81 Tikorangi 751 68 725 5.0 36.27 67 42.3 44 29.6 71 7 Strathmore-Tututawa . 677 42 790 4.6 36.05 48 44.1 10 28 4 .67 15 New Plymouth Suburbs 1074 38 723 4.9 35.45 8 45.3 23 . 25.2 .90 .. ,

A healthy herd is your greatest asset Inoculate against Mammitis with Hamilton Vaccine. 2/- per cow, 4>