In Lebanon Count
Steers Bring Top Price
At Baby Beef Roundup
Dennis Miller, Lebanon RD4, afternoon at the Lebanon Valley
exhibited the grand champion Livestock Market
steer at the 1973 Lebanon County Fredericksburg. ’
4-H Baby Beef Roundup Tuesday The winning animal, an Angus,
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was sold to Norman Risser of
Rlsser’s Auto Sales, for 62 cents a
pound. The selling weight was
1,240 pounds. It won first place in
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 17.1973
the Angus category and brought
$768.80.
The reserve grand champion
was shown by Donald Brandt,
Myerstown RD3. A Hereford, it
weighed 1,025 pounds and was
sold to Henry Arnold, Long Lane,
Lebanon, for 45 cents a pound. It
was also the Hereford champion.
The champion crossbred was
exhibited by Donald Bollinger,
Myerstown RD2. Weighing 1,210
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pounds, it was sold to Keller
Bros., Buffalo Springs for 45
cents a pound.
Other animals exhibited and
sold include: a 915-pound Angus,
owned by Janice Seaman,
Grantville RDI, sold to Hervitz
Packing Co., Harrisburg, 45 cents
a pound and second place,
Angus: 730 pound
Christian Brandt, Lebanon RD2,
sold to Walter Heistand,
Manheim RD4, 45.5 cents a
pound, first Angus light; a 1,050-
pound Angus, owned by Thomas
Seaman, Grantville RDI, sold to
Hervitz Packing, 45 cents a pound
first, Angus medium; a 795-pound
Angus, shown by Daniel Seaman,
Grantville RDI, sold to Bernard
Brandt, Fredericksburg RDI, 43
cents a pound.
In the Buddy Steer category, a
1,080-pound Hereford, raised by
Jay Bomgardner, Annville RD3,
was sold to Reyburn Hartman, 8
W. Governor Rd., Hershey, at
46.5 cents a pound, it was the
champion; a 1,140-pound
crossbred, exhibited by Jeffrey
Heisey, Lebanon RDI, sold to
Willis Sbupe, Barto, at 43 cents a
pound, second place; 1,000-pound
crossbred, shown by Donald
Bollinger, Myerstown RD2, sold
to Willis Shupe, Barto, at 43 cents
a pound, third place; a 900-pound
Angus, exhibited by Donald
Brandt, Myerstown RD3, sold to
Norman Martin, at 43.2 cents a
pound, fourth place; and a 1,090-
pound Hereford, shown by
Donald Bollinger, Myerstown
RD2, sold to Reyburn Hartman,
Hershey, at 43 cents a pound, fifth
place.
Miller’s steer, in addition to
being the grand champion was
also the champion show animal.
Jeffrey Heisey’s steer was the
champion fitter.
The three steers selected for
the Pennsylvania Farm Show in
January were shown by Jay
Bomgardner, Annville RD3;
Jeffrey Heisey, Lebanon RDI and
James Leaman, Lebanon RD2.
The following firms sponsored
the 1973 4-H Baby Beef trophies:
Grand Champion, Palmyra Feed
and Grain Co., Palmyra;
Reserve Grand Champion,
Umberger’s Mill, Fontana;
Angus Champion, Rhoades and
Seaman Co., Palmyra:
Hereford Champion, Grubb
Supply Co., Elizabethtown;
Crossbred Champion, Evergreen
Tractor Co., Lebanon; Buddy
Steer Champion, Burkholder’s
Meat Market, Campbelltown;
Champion Fitter, Keller
Brothers, Buffalo Springs;
Champion Showman, Smith’s
Hardware, Annville; Farm Show
Steers, Risser’s Auto Sales,
Palmyra; R & S Pallet Co.,
Palmyra and Mark Hershey,
Lebanon RDS.
The average weight of the 12
steers, including the champions,
was 1,015 pounds. The average
price per pound, including the
champions, was 46.7 cents a
pound.
Last year’s average selling
price was 43.8 cents per pound.
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