Octorara Young Farmers Assn. Banquet Honors Members
The Octorara Young Farmers
Association held its annual ban
quet at the Atglen Fire Hall last
Thursday.
_ Third place went to Carl Horst,
. Recemng recognition foi hav- Cochranville RDI, with 16,508
mg the most outstanding dairy poU nds of milk, 4 8 test, and 793
cow was Nelson Stoltzfus, At- pounds of fat
glen RDI. With a Holstein on a
305 day milking, Stoltzfus had In the high held competition.
23,495 pounds of milk and a 4 9 Paul King’s herd of 59 2 cows
per cent butterfat test with 1,152 had an aveiage production of
pounds of butterfat 16,609 pounds of milk and 633
pounds of butterfat
Second place went to Paul
King, Cochianville RDI, for a Nelson Stoltzfus had 50 5 cows
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Landis Reid, Parkesburg RDI,
was third with 31 2 cows, 15,477
pounds of milk and 579 pounds
ot butterfat
Both contests weie based on
butterfat content
In the corn gram contest,
Paul King was first with 2CO
bushels pei acie
Carl Horst was second with
196 25 bushels per acre
Larry Heishey Cochianville
RDI, was third with 166 3 bush
els per acie, followed bv Earl
Mast, Star Route Parkesburg,
fouith, 162 9 Landis Reid, fifth,
152 1, Ivan Yost Christiana
RDI, sixth, 149 7
In the corn silage contest,
Ivan Yost was f i«t with 17,816
pounds of TDN (Total Digestible
Nutrients') per acre
Paul King was second with
15,636 2 per acre
William Parry 111, Cochran
ville RDI, was third with 11 960 „ , ~, _ j , r „
pounds of TDN, followed by Nel- H&y competition awards at the Octorara Young Farm
son Stoltzfus, ’ fourth, 11,470, er s Assn, banquet last week were as follows: left to right,
Larry Hershey, fifth, 9 870, Carl Elmer Mast, first; Ivan Yost, second; William Parry HI,
Horst, sixth 9,750 third, and Aldus King, fourth.
Winners in the Octorara Young Farm- Paul King, second; William Parry 111,
ers corn silage competition, with their third; Nelson Stoltzfus, fourth; Larry Her
trophies, are: left to right, Ivan Yost, first; shey, fifth, and Carl Horst, sixth.
Corn grain awards for outstanding Carl Horst, second; Larry Hershey, third;
corn yields, beginning at more than 200 Earl Mast, fourth; Landis Reid, fifth, and
bushels, went to Octorara Young Farmers Ivan Yost, sixth,
as follows: left to right, Paul King, first;
Winners in the dairy competition of herd and second in high cow; Nelson Stoltz
the Octorara Young Farmers Association fus, second in high herd and first in high
this year were: left to right, Carl Horst, cow, and Landis Reid, third high herd,
third high cow; Paul King,-first in high
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 20,1971 —19
mer Mast, Parkesburg RDI, was f o u oWin o officers were
first with 64 per cent elected Nel ion Stoltzfus, presi-
Ivan Yost was second with 63 Carl Hoist, vice president;
per cent and William Pan* 111 Larry Hershej, secretary, Paul
was third with 61 per cent, fol- King> treasmer, and Elmer
lowed by Aldus King, Parkes- public relations Ivan
burg RDI, fourth 60 per cent Stauffer, Octorara vo-ag teacher,
Mel Horst entei tamed with a is advisor