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DONALD RESSLER, NEW PROVIDENCE Rl, identi
fies parts on a grain drill in the Farm Mechanics Contest
for Future Farmers at The Pennsylvania State University
tills week. In addition to parts and tool identification, Rcs
sler demonstrated shop skills to take second place in the
contest which tested the knowledge and skills of 134 FFA
members from throughout the State. —LF PHOTO
in livestock judging went to
Kerry Fritz, Lititz R 3 for
32nd place; James Herr of
Quarryville R 2, for 34th pl
ace and John McKelvey of
Oxford Rl, Solanco High
School, for 36th place.
In the Farm Mechanics
Contest with 134 competing,
Donald Ressler, New Provi
dence in taking third place
won a gold medal and a one
day trip John Zimmerman,
Reinholds Rl, won honorab
le mention for 33rd place
Seventy one members ex
hibited their skill in the
Land Judging contest A
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ROY BRENEMAN LOOKS OVER A CLASS of Guern
seys at the Pennsylvania State University during the state
FFA judging contest this week. Roy, from Willow Street
Rl, finished in second place in the contest' to wui a trip to
the National Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo, lowa
and second place in the con
test went to Glen Kunkel of
New Providence Rl. A class
mate, Richard Carnathan,
also of New Providence Rl,
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won a bronze medal for 25th
place. Kenneth Myer, Eliza
bethtown R 3 was 24th.
Dale Myer, New Providen
ce Rl, will be first alternate
on the Pennsylvania Dairy
Products judging team whi
ch will compete at the
Dairy Cattle Congress in
Waterloo, lowa. Dale won a
gold medal for his fourth
place win.
In the agronomy contest,
with 59 contestants, John
Brubaker, Willow Street Rl,
was the only Lancaster co
untian to make the win col
umn. John received a bron
ze medal for his 13th place.
With 92 contestants in tbe
Poultry Contest Dennis Gar
ber, Elizabethtown placed
19th for a silver award while
Jacob Harmsh, Mahheim H 2
got a bronze for 30th place.
Approximately 1,200 Blue
Jacketed Future Farmers re
turned to their home farms
all over the state from the
three day event on Thurs
day.
Lancaster Farm’ng advertis
ing brings results
SPABC Guernsey
Sire Is Rated
PETERBOROUGH, N. H.-
Sterlingold Lauxmont King,
registered Guernsey bull,
owned by Southeastern
Pennsylvania Artificial Bre
eding Cooperative, Lancas
ter, Pennsylvania, has be
come a Summarized Sire,
according to the American
Guernsey Cattle Club To
attain this distinction, a bull
must have at least 10 daugh
ters with official production
records.
“King”, has 10 tested dau
ghters that have made 13
official production records
Their average production is
9,220 pounds of milk and
459 pounds of fat, when
converted to a twice-daily
milking, 305 day, mature
equivalent basis.
This fine Guernsey bull
was bred by Stc’Tmg Farms
Inc, Stanford, Connecticut
This bull’s sire was Gardcn
ville Rose King and it’s dam
was Sterlmgold Mandv, that
posted an official prod iction
record of 17,910 pounds of
milk and 848 pounds of fat
| "King's’. most illustrious
. daughter is Lauxmont King’s
Couitesan, that had a pro
duction record of 8,726
pounds of milk and 521 pou
nds of fat in the 365 - 3X
| division
, FEED FOR LAYERS
I A 4-pound biid laving at
'the late of 15 dozen eggs a
' j car will require 5 .1 pounds
of feed to produce a dozen
' eggs, according to Carl Dos
-1 sin. Penn State extension
■ poultry specialist The same
sized bird laying IB dozen,
or 60 per cent production,
will produce a dozen eggs on
about 4 8 pounds of feed
—LF PHOTO