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Show Local Hereford breeders have top performing bulls The Lyle Taylor family of Vernal were owners of the top performing Hereford bulls at the two major bull-testing stations sta-tions in Utah recently. A yearling Hereford bull named LI Carpenter 83 was the top gaining Hereford bull at the BYU bull test. He gained 3.96 pounds a day over the 135 day test. He also made the most efficient gain utilizing only 5.78 pounds of feed per pound of gain. From a two year old heifer, he had a weaning weight of 681 and a 365 day weight of 1162. His frame score was 6.5. In the sale that followed the test, he was the high selling bull over all breeds, joined the Huston Robinson family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellsworth drove to Montpelier, Idaho Friday evening. They joined the Huston Robinston family fami-ly on Saturday and returned to Montpelier Mont-pelier to be with Mrs. Ellsworth's mother, Gladys Swensen, who underwent under-went surgery at the hospital in Montpelier Mont-pelier last week. selling to Lusty Hereford TWt Evans of Bridgeland, Utaht three year old mother will EDrs transplant program at BYn t multiple births next year. ( In the test at Centerfield sn by Utah State University had the high performing V Hereford bull. A brother ? champion, Julia's bull nl Carpenter 82, gained 20 per n7k than the average and had a weight ratio 15 percent higher other bulls. Based on hispefS record, he earned the right to? Herefordbullinthesaleandwai selling bull over all English bree ing to Ron Bunting of Kanab. The Taylor's cattle haveconsis, been at the top of both test station ing the top bulls at both BYU and r, field two of the last three years have also tested successfully at Min Montana and Jerome, Idaho |
