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Page 6 College Station, Texas Wednesday, August 5, 1970
Holstein sold to Dominicans
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FUN DINING AT
MSC
Give the cook the evening off and dine from 5 to 7
p. m. for $0.99 or less at the MSC cafeteria. It would
be difficult to cook a balanced mea for the same low
cost at home. While at the MSC cafeteria, purchase a
DISCOUNT MEAL COUPON BOOK and compound your
meal savings. Ask the man who owns one.
A registered Holstein bull has
been sold by the Texas A&M Uni
versity Animal Science Depart
ment to the Dominican Republic.
The bull, along with a consign
ment of about 22 head of Hol-
steins and Brown Swiss from
Texas dairymen, will be trucked
Saturday (Aug. 1) from Texas to
Miami, Fla. From there they will
be flown to the Dominican Re
public and used for herd improve
ment at the Institute Superior de
Agricultura.
The institute is a vocational
agriculture high school and junior
college. Among its staff mem
bers are six Dominican agricul
turists who received their BS de
grees from the A&M College of
Agriculture.
Dr. F. E. Leeighton, A&M dairy
scientist, said the bull’s regis
tered name is Agtex Big Forty-
Niner Burke. The selling price
was $1,000.
He said the sire “is out of the
best cow we have had in the A&M
dairy herd.’’
“We have a full brother to this
bull, and we are now using him
in our herd,” Leighton pointed
out.
Forty-Niner Burke’s dam is
Agtex EIC Raven Maiden who
has produced a high of 26,140
pounds of milk and 687 pounds of
butterfat in one year. Her total
production to date is 126,505
pounds of milk.
Bill Beeach of the A&M Office
of International Programs said
the University has been cooperat
ing since 1963 with the Dominican
government and the Santiago De
velopment Asssociation, buyers of
the dairy cattle consignment.
Many of the ISA activities have
been supported by the Ford
Foundation.
The development association is
an organization of Dominican
business and professional men
interested in economic progress of
their country.
Beeach is coordinator of the
overall Dominican project for
Texas A&M.
Shown with registered bull are 1. to r., Bill Beach, R. E. Leighton
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