Holstein Breeders Field Day
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ed a minimum of five pounds
of coarse hay and limiting corn
silage to not more than eight to
10 pounds. She also said that
haylage can be fed with the hay.
Earl Stauffer, Ephrata RDI,
the Pennsylvania Holstein Boy,
and Susan Kauffman, the Penn
sylvania Holstein Girl, as well
as the new Lancaster County
dairy princess, spoke briefly.
Stauffer noted the junior Hol
stein convention will be held
November 19.
Max Smith, Lancaster County
ag agent, introduced the new as
sistant county agent, N. Alan
Bair, as a product of a York
County black and white farm
who has obtained both his
bachelors and masters degrees
in dairy science at Penn State
University. Bair greeted the
farmers.
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1971 agricultural Progress days
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University ag research center
three miles west of Pine Grove
Mills August 31 - September 2.
Smith said that the wet
weather of the past several days
has been ideal for the spread of
the Southern Corn blight. He
suggested that farmers who
find 10 or more lesions or
leaves above the corn should
consider a fungicide spray as a
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Red Rose 4-H Plans Tour
The Lancaster County 4-H
Red Rose Baby Beef and Lamb
Club will hold its annual tour
Wednesday in southern Lan
caster County.
The group will assemble at
9 a.m. at the farm of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Weidman, Chris
tiana RDI, to see steers being
fed by Joanne, Glenn and Ste
ven Weidman. Sammy Long
will also bring his Hereford
steer to the Weidman’s.
Other stops will include-
Dutchman Hereford Farm, Ox
ford RDI, to see steers of Mar
cia Spangler, Judy and Jean
Thompson and Daisey and Tom
Perry. The group will judge a
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class of steers and review fit
ting and showmanship.
At the Fred Frey Farm,
Quarryville RD2, the animals of
Scott Perry and Don Dorwart
will be seen. Also at Quarry
ville RD2 will be Karen and
Kim Weaver.
A picnic lunch and recrea
tion period will be held at the
Quarryville park. 4-H’ers will
bring their own food and eating
utensils.
Beginning at 2 p.m. the tour
will include the animal projects
of the following: Darlene,
Daryl, John and Dale Enck,
Holtwood RD2; Marilyn and
Shirley Landis, Quarryville
RDI; Sylvia, Susan and James
Martin, Pequea RDI, and Bren
da, Carol, Donna and Roger
Walter, Willow Street RD2.
Among those conducting the
tour will be Max Smith, Lancas
ter County ag agent.
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Manheim Roundup Set
The Manheim Joy of All
Trades 4-H Club will hold a
roundup at 7 pm Monday,
August 9 in the Zion Lutheran
Church, Manheim.
All projects will be displayed
and judged
The club’s clothing division
will present a fashion show.
Refreshments will be served
Parents and friends of club
members are encouraged to at
tend.
News Reporter,
Christine Shenk
4-H Calendar
Monday, August 9
7 p.m. Manheim Joy of all
Trades roundup, Zion Lu-
theran Church, Manheim.
State 4-H Days, Pennsylvania
State University-, August 9,
10, 11.
Elm-Penryn 4-H club host to
Garden Spot 4-H Communi
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