Brubakers
Jr. Market
The grand champion
ribbon in the Junior market
lamb competition at the
Pennsylvania Farm Show
went to Sarah Lynn
Brubaker, 2418 Harrisburg
Pike, Lancaster. In the same
show, Sarah's brother,
Kenneth,' tb6V lhe“reserve
champion prize of the pen of
three market lambs. Ken
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ncth also took the champion
showmanship prize in sheep
competition, and a Brubaker
ewe took the champion ewe
ribbon in Hampshire com
petition on Sunday. All in all,
a good week for the
Brubaker family.
Other area youths who
captured first places in the
junior market lamb show
were:
Cheviot pen of three,
Ix>rah Hopkins, Oley, Berks
County. Dorset pen of three,
Elizabeth Herr,- Narvon
RD2; also, first individual
dorset. Hampshire pen of
three, Kenneth Brubaker.
Suffolk, champion in
dividual, Sarah Brubaker.
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Sarah Lynn Brubaker, 2418
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster, had the
grand champion entry in junior
’74 Hay Champ On Top
Jay McCarrell, of Eighty
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market lamb competition at the Farm
Show.
for the second straight year,
exhibited the grand
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Jan. 11,1975
champion sample in hay
classes at the 59th Farm
Show. The winning entry, a
heat dried first cutting of
alfalfa sample, contained
22.58 crude protein and 65.9
percent estimated total
digestible nutrients.
The reserve champion
sample, an air dried later
cutting of alfalfa, was
exhibited by Albert L. Hack,
of RD2, Berwick, Columbia
County. The reserve
champion sample contained
' 23.11 percent crude protein
and 62.3 percent estimated
total digestible nutrients.
Area fanners who took
first prizes in various
categroies of hay com
petition included;
Alfalfa, first cutting,
Thomas Zartman, Ephrata
Rl, Lancaster Co.
Alfalfa Grass Mixed, later
cutting, Mahlon H. Shenk,
Holtwood R 2, Lancaster Co.
Clover, Donald Weidman,
1818 Kenbrook Rd., Lebanon.
Mixed, more than 50
percent legumes, Daniel
Schlegel, Oley Rl, Berks Co.
Mixed, more than 50
percent grasses, Jesse
Balmer, Lititz R 4, Lancaster
Co.
Summer annual grasses,
Sudangrass, Daniel
Brubaker, Ephrata Rl,
Lancaster Co.
Protect Baby Pigs
Cold, drafty, wet
farrowing pens cause
troubles with baby pigs. This
is why about one-third of all
pigs born never reach
market. The high death rate
among baby pigs can often
be reduced by good
management, says Lester A.
Burdette, Extension animal
scientist at The Penn
sylvania State University.
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Lloyd H Kreider Auct
York County
4-H Council
Hears Reports
Committee reports headed
off the recent York County 4-
H Council.
The Advisory Committee
reported on a 1975 preview
and new projects. The At
tcndcnce Committee
reported on various ways to
get more clubs to council
meetings, including a year
end trophy. The Exhibit
Committee has directed
clubs to put up exhibits in
different communities.
Both .the Dec. 14_Jumor
Fun Night and the Dec. 21
Christmas Caroling at
nursing homes were well
attended and very suc
cessful.
Teen Leader Lock-In wQI
be held Feb. 28 to March 1.
York County is inviting 4-
Her’s from Adams, Dauphin,
Franklin and Cumberland
Counties.
Four 4-Her’s are
representing York County at
the Pennsylvania Farm
Show. Karen Raubenstine
and Joanne Zumbrum gave
their demonstrations on
Tuesday, and Jeff Roth and
Karen Hemminger on
Wednesday.
The program “1974 u
Review” consisted of 4-H’en
talking on different 4-F
county, state and regional
events.
Next meeting will be Fel
5 at the 4-H center, precede
by an officer traimno
meeting. All York County
officers are invited.
Fred Hutschenreuter wf
call at a square dana
following the meeting.
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