Dairy club honors achievers CHAMBERSBURG, Pa.~ knowledge of the dairy in- Franklin County 4-H Dairy dustry. In the senior com- Club members were recently petition, Greencastle-Antrim honored for their project Club bested the team work at the annual supper representing Northern 4-H and reorganizational Dairy Club. The winnimg meeting of the Franklin team included Lori GseU, County 4-H Dairy Council. Donna Myers, Richard A major part of the Crider, and Carolyn Myers, evening program included In the junior division, the the finals of the Dairy Bowl, team from Western out a contest designed to provide scored individuals from the friendly competition bet- Greencastle-Antrim Club, ween local dubs while in- Composing the Western creasing the club member’s team were Mark Stoner, WE HAVE THEM • COM STARTER FERTILIZERS • SUTANAATREX-LASSO •ISOTOX SEED TREATER • TOBACCO FERTILIZERS LANCASTER BONE FERTILIZER, INC. Quarryville 717-786-7348 How to get 20% increase potential feed energy from your normal silage The Natural way to improve Siiage/Haylage Baled Hay, Alfalfa, Cereal Grains, Com, Grass, Clover Boosts Feed Value In Hay For more feed value per ton, use NutroLac Sila-Aid in your haying program. Sila-Aid contains a combination of live micro-organisms that produce the necessary acids to control heating and retain moisture fora more nutritive and palatable hay HuTroLoc SIIA*MD Lester L Crider Shippensburg R. D. 1, Pa. Phone 532-8517 Elmer M. Martin R. D. 2 Myerstown, Pa. Phone 949-2081 Syl Browning Lancaster, Pa. Phone 393-7978 M. David Brubaker R. D. 1 Mt-Joy, Pa. Phone 653-5238 Ted Coulter R. D. 1 Spring Mills, Pa. Phone (814) 364-1337 Clayton Fogle R. D. 1 Phone 524-5899 Oxford 215-932-8323 FOR ECONOMICAL PRICES CALL Ricky B. Toms R. D. 1 Boonsboro, Md. Phone (301) 791-3840 Edwin W. Hoover R. D. 1 Ephrata, Pa. Phone 733-8313 Ervin H. Eppley R. D. 1 Tomasville, Pa. Phone 792-1648 Richard H. Kauffman R. D. 1 Columbia, Pa. Phone 653-1653 Aaron S. Groff & Son R. D. 3 Ephrata, Pa. Phone 354-4631 Steve Groah Lancaster. Pa. Phone 392-8211 Steve I£ck.stujp I 'arren Stoner, Mary Ann Johnson, and Brian Brake. Two members' from each club were also recognized for having the highest scores on their project books. Receiving recognition were Kirk Christman and David Mummert, Eastern Club; Richard Crider and Carolyn Myers, Greencastle-Antrim Club; and Karen Fortna and Craig Woodring from the Hamilton-St. Thomas Club. Other award winners in cluded Kevin Mummau and Wayne Hehnan, Northern Club; Mike Goshom and Craig Mellott, Path Valley Club; Alan Frantz and Patricia Layman, Quincy- Washington Club; and Mary Ann Johnson and Steve Eckstine from Western Club. County judging team members Mark Woodring, Richard Crider, and John Moore were awarded trophies for their work at various contests. Elected as new officers for the Dairy Council were Roy Cordell, president; Paul Johnson, vice-president; Mrs. Roy Kendig, secretary; George Christman, treasurer; and Sharon Cashell, news reporter. in Members of the Greencastle-Antrim 4-H Dairy Club pictured as winners of the senior Dairy Bowl contest include (left to right) Lori Gsell, Carolyn Meyers, Richard Crider, Donna Myers. Members of the Western 4-H Dairy Club winning the junior division of the Dairy Bowl competition included (left to right) Darren Stoner, Brian Brake, Mary Ann Johnson, Mark Stoner, and Steve Eckstine. POTZ . MANURE PUMP ... Handles slurry-type manure and manure ranging from semi-solid to free flowing. Operates at 21 strokes per minute to move an approximate I V* cubic feet of manure per stroke to manure holding facility. 2 1 Strokes Per Minute Not just 6 to 10 as Hydraulics Advertise, and don't consider length of hydraulic cylinder, only measure length of cylinder sleeve, as nothing happens till manure is compressed, so on most hydraulics you only benefit from x h the foreward stroke and nothing from back stroke, or only V* of energy is used to push manure. ON A PATZ you have a hollow piston, so on back stroke cylinder sleeve is filled with manure and you get full benefit of foreward stroke. Also a PATZ is installed vertically so the piston arms action mix up the manure in 180 gallon capacity hopper. You don’t have to stand there with a fork N or 2x4 to push bridged up manure down into lazy-acting horizontal hydraulic cylinder. \ YES Every year hundreds of hydraulic BARN CLEANERS are replaced with continuous chain barn deaners, because they were too slow, and too costly upkeep. So before you buy, check PATZ roller chain reduction mechanical manure pump from MARVIN J. HORST Dairy Equipment 1950 South sth Ave. On 897,3 miles Southeast of Lebanon, PA. RDI Phone: 717-272-0871 Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 16.1977 YES 115
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