—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. August 6,1977
34
Achievement
Day results
(Continued from Pose 30}
Sharon Warren of West
Chester. The latter pair was
tied for 16th place. The
senior livestock judging
team placed ninth, with Bill
Fairbaim of West Chester
being 11th as an individual
and teammate Barbara
Bidder, also of West Chester,
taking the 15th spot. Others
on the team were Gordon
Smith of Landenberg and
Dawn Gidner of Thornton.
In other contests, Marie
Crossan of Avondale placed
14th in the Fooderama
contest; Roger Davidheiser
of Pottstown and Janet
Latshaw of Spring City
earned red ribbons in public
speaking.
Blue ribbons were earned
by demonstration con*
testants Alison Scheib and
Rachel Weinstock of
Phoenixville and Jena and
Joanne Wyatt of West Grove.
Mike Weinstock of
Phoenixville and Bobbi Ek
dahl of West Chester earned
red ribbons in that event.
Forty-five Chester County 4-
H’ers competed at Penn
State.
BERKSCOUNTY
Penny Davis of Reading
earned herself a Presidential
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Award for her third-place
performance in the physical
fitness contest. Cindy
Swavely of Barto was sixth
in the horse judging contest;
Larry Shrawder of Kempton
placed 18th in junior
livestock judging; Karen
Noll and Ruth Janiszewski,
both from Fleetwood, placed
third and sixth, respectively,
in Fooderama competition.
Cathy Cottrell, Reading,
earned a blue ribbon for her
4-H demonstration. Roger
Imes, Fleetwood, placed
fourth in punlic speaking.
Helen Seidel of Kutztown
ranked 22nd on the in
dividuals list in the dairy
cattle judging contest.
Ranked at the same spot in
livestock judging com
petition were Dennis
Dietrich of Hamburg and
Ann Holcombe of Mohrsville.
Berks County had 39 young
adults taking part in the
State 4-H Achievement
Days.
Get the Mest Profit from Your Com Silage
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rob you
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value of one at
testing 50% moisl
ing 164 tons p
$240 00. •
Approximate ]
value of 4.1
silage testinj
equals |BO 00.
The above examples show approximate difference in
value of low moisture and high moisture corn silage.
Values reflect difference m yield per acre, silo capacity, net Grow the protein and energy you need, and save the energy
energy, digestible protein and animal performance as reflected and protein you grow!
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Northwestern Lancaster Co.
Earl B. Gmder
RD2, Manheim, PA 17545
Phone 717-565-3126
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Lebanon Co.
Melvin Herr Henry OeLong, Jr. Aldus R. King Marvin Meyer
RD2 New Holland, PA 17557 RD280x69 RDI,Box67A RD2,80x157
Ph 717 354-5977 Peach Bottom, PA 17563 Atglen, PA 19310 Annville, PA 17003
Phone 717-548-3471 Phone. 215-593-5952 Phone 717-867-1445
Eastern Lancaster Co.
Chester
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scored 147 points out o! a
possible 150. Bill Nelson
Stoltzfus of Atglen tied for
second place with 146 points.
In the ladies division of the
judging contest, Mrs. Galen
Crouse of Stevens took the
top spot with 144 points.
Porcia Breckbill of Oxford
was runnerup with 142 and
Susie Weaver from Glen
moore placed third with 139.
Twelve-year old Victor
Stoltzfus from Cochranville
checked in as winner in the
children’s division with 144
points. Another Cochranville
youth, Audrey Blank, was
second with 139 points, and
Atglen’s Sharon Kauffman
was third with 137 points.
Harold Bare, owner and
operator of the 55-cow
registered Holstein dairy
farm, provided a calf which
, was won by Brenda Lam
born. The calf was sired by
Bare’s own Swan Road
Apollo Jack and is out of an
Apollo heifer which is
milking 65 pounds of milk in
jfy [agri-king
to profit ..
HOW? MAKE CORN SILAGE “THE AGRI-KING WAY” AND T D *' A ' r IT WITH SILO-KING.
For more information: Contact Your Nearest Agri-King Serviceman or Call Collect:
Southern Lancaster Co.
Holstein
her first lactation.' Her
granddam is classified V 6 87
and has records over 20,000
pounds of milk.
A thoughtful wife is one
who has dinner ready when
her husband comes home
from a fishing trip.
This ?
Southeastern Penna.
George F. DeLong
Regional Manager
225 West Woods Drive
Lititz, Pa 17543
Phone- 717-626-0261
Southwestern Lancaster Co.
Ben Greenawalt
RD2 Conestoga, PA 17516
Phone 717-872-5686
Horace Backus
Thoughtful Wife
or This?
Energy and protein values are baaed on soybean meal at
$200.00 per ton and com at $1.50 per bushel.
•heast Berks Co
Roger Heller
RDI, Robesoma, PA
Phone 215-693-6160
heastern Penna.
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RD4 Box 34A, Gettysburg, PA 1732 S
Ph: 717-334*2168
Box 126, Philiipsburg, NJ 08865
Ph: 201-454-7900
RD 6, Meadville, PA 16335
Ph: 814-336-5085
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protein and energy
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'% moisture equals
Approximate protein and energy
value of one acre corn silage
Wj/Swu. testing 70% moisture and yiald
v |f raTirt'-\ing 20 tons per acre equals
Approximate protein and energy
value of a 5 ton load of corn
silage testing 70% moisture
equals 1105.00.
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Lehigh & Northampton Co.
Thomas Heist
Mam Street
Alburtis, PA 18101
Phone 215-965-5124
Chester Co.
William Windle
RDl.Atglen, PA 19310
Phone- 215-593-6143
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