The Manor • Young Fanner
Chapter held its annual banquet
recently at the Willow Valley
Motor Inn. Toastmaster for the
evening was Glenn Mylin.
During awards presentations,
two categories were recognized
in animal production,
receiving Outstanding
Dairymen awards were Jay
Clayton Charles' Lancaster RD2,
first with 14,525 pouns of milk and
553 pounds of butterfat, and
Glenn Burkholder, Washington
Boro, second with 13,411 pounds
of milk and 505 pounds of fat.
The Outstanding Poultryman
recognized was Melvin S. Groff,
Washington Boro, with a 2.06-1
feed to weight ratio.
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Awards Presented at Manor Young Farmer Annual Banquet
in crop production and
management. Areas recognized
were com silage, grain com and
forage management. Awards
presented were:
Com Silage— David S. Hess,
Lancaster RD6, first; Glenn
Burkholder, second, and Elias B.
Groff, Lancaster RD6, third.
Grain Corn Larry Hamish,
Washington Boro RDI, 222
bushels, first; Richard Neff,-
Millersville RDI, and Glenn
Burkholder, tie for second with
216 bushels; David Hess, 209
bushels,'third.
Honorable Mention in the Grain
Corn category went to Wilmer
Rohrer, Lancaster RD2, with 196
bushels; David McMichael,
Lancaster RD6,193 bushels; Earl
Newcomer, Washington Boro
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Award recipients at the annual Manor
Young Farmer banquet included: front
row, left to right, David S. Hess, Glenn
Burkholder, Larry Harnish, C. Richard
RDI, 191 bushels, and J. Wilmer
Eby, Washington Boro RDI, 190
bushels
Forage Management awards
went to David H. McMichael with
5.1 Tons per Acre. Outstanding
achievement awards went to
Wilmer Rohrer; Melvin Shertzer,
Millersville RDI; Jay Landis,
Lancaster RD6; Elvin Hess,
Conestoga, and David Hess.
Several sponsors of the Chapter
gave awards. They were: Frank
Campbell representing Penn
field; Dick Hamilton
representing West Willow
Farmers Association; Dick Enck
from Penn Jersey Harvestore.,
and Roy Shertzer, Nature’s
Fertilizer.
James Watt, inventor ot
the steam engine, was the
first to define horsepower nu
merically as the raising of
33,000 pounds a distance of
one foot in one minute.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 7,1973
Neff; second row, Earl Newcomer, J.
Wilmer Eby, Wilmer Rohrer, and David
McMichael.
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