—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15, 1972
8
York County Names
in Small Grains
Tops
York County and other
Southeastern Pennsylvania
countries took many top spots on
the 1972 small grains award list
at the Pennsylvania Farm Show,
including;
Barley
Jeffrey Carl, Hanover, York
County, was grand champion in
barley after taking first place in
the Wong Variety.
Donald Nace, Spring Grove
RD3, York County, was third in
the Pennrad Variety
Wheat
Top placings in wheat in
cluded: Redcoat Variety—
Jeffrey Carl, second Redcoat
Variety, Vocational—Dalvin
Krug, York RD3, second Pennell
Variety, Vocational—Bruce
Mauliair, Jonestown RDI,
Lebanon County, second
Oats
Winners in open class oats
entries included Pennfield
Variety—Sandy Freyberger,
Fleetwood RD3, Berks County,
lirst Clintland 64 or Chntford
Vaneties—Jolirey Carl, second
Winners in vocational oats
classes included Garry
Variety—Carl H Robenold,
Kutztown RD2, Berks County,
Christmas Tree Growers
Re-Elect John Chambers
John Chambers, Norristown,
has been re-elected to a second
term as president ol the, Penn
sylvania Christmas Tree
Growers Association
He was named at the group’s
29th annual meeting held during
the Pennsylvania Farm Show at
the Penn Harris Motor Inn, Camp
Hill
Other ollicers are Donald
“Moose" Craul, Lewisburg, re
elected vice president. Dr
Waiter Fctheroll, West Chester,
treasurer, and Homer Thornton,
Conneaut Lake, secretary
Edgar H Palpant, State
College, continues as executive
secretary He is a member ol the
stall at the Pennsylvania State
University Forest Resources
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first, and Galen Enders, Halifax
RDI, Dauphin County, second.
Russell Variety —Wayne Myers,
Dover RD6, second, and Ricky
Grove, Dover RDI, third. Chn
tland 64 or Clmtford Varieties—
Larry Fhnchbaugh, York RDI2,
first, and Steven Chromster,
Windsor RDI, second
Buckwheat
Results in buckwheat included;
Japanese or Silverhull Variety—
Jeffrey Carl, first and Maynard
Hess, Stewartstown RD2, York
County, second Pennquad
Variety—Sandy Freyberger,
Fleetwood RD3, Berks County,
first, and Galen Enders, Halifax
RDI, Dauphin County, second.
Rye
Donald Nace, Spring Grove
RD3, was first in rye entries.
Others included- Red Clover
Seed—Jeffrey Carl, first, and
Donald Nace, second Timothy
Seed—Donald Nace, first, and
Jellrey Carl, second
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Edible Nuts Award List Includes Local Names
Winners in the edible nuts
categories by classes and
varieties, names and addresses
and placings were:
American Black Walnut
Elmer Myers: Joseph F. Bering,
322 Weavertown Rd , Lebanon,
third; Stabler- Raymond JI.
Brothers, me N. George St.,
York, third; Vandersloot: James
E. Engdahl, York RD4, second;
Joseph F. Bering, Lebanon,
third; Other named varieties:
Miles O Nolt, Manheim RDI,
third, Seedlings: Raymond H.
Brothers, York, first.
Butternuts Buckley: Joseph
F. Bering, Lebanon, second,
Craxezy: Joseph Bering,
Lebanon, second, Seedlings:
D.B. Brubaker, Ephrata RDI,
third, Danield A Brubaker,
Ephrata RDI, fifth
Shagbark Hickories Other
named vaneites- Ronald Her
shey Jr, 631 N George St. York,
third, Joseph Bering, Lebanon,
fifth.
Shellbark Hickories Other
named vaneites Ronald Her
shey Jr, York, fourth, Raymond
Ira B. Landis
Ph: 394-7912
1912 Creek Hill Rd., Lane.
James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
Wenger's Feed Mill
Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
Brothers, York, fifth; Seedlings;
Daniel A. Brubaker, Ephrata
RDI, second.
Filberts Other named
varieties: Joseph F. Bering,
Livestock Grazing Permits
The Department of
Agriculture and the Department
ol the Interior announced that
charges for grazing livestock
under permit on Federal lands
administered by the Forest
Service and the Bureau of Land
Management will be limited in
1972 to an increase of three per
cent above levels existing in 1971
This rate applies only to 1972
grazing fees. The overall ob
jective of grazing fee adjustment
to reach fair market value, in
stituted by the Department of
Agriculture and the Department
ol the Interior in 1969, remains
unchanged.
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Lebanon, second; Seedlings:
Joseph Bering, first.
Persian or English Walnuts
Broadview: Joseph F. Bering,
Lebanon, Second; Miles 0. Nolt,
Manheim RDI, third; Other
named varieites: Joseph F.
Bering, Lebanon, third,
Seedlings; Miles O. Nolt,
Manheim RDI, second; Daniel A.
Brubaker, Ephrata RDI, fifth
Hicans Brulington: Joseph
F. Bering, Lebanon, third;
McAllister; Raymond H.
Brothers, York, second, Other
named varieties: Joseph F.
Bering, Lebanon, first.
Pecans Busseron; Miles 0.
Nolt, Manheim RDI, third; In
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