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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 10.1977
FFA
Holstein
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Aged Cows
1. Jay Kreider, 2. David
Komer, Easton.
Winning recognition as
either master fitters, master
showmen, or both, were
following people; Curtis
Martin, Sheryl Bollinger,
Barry Donmoyer, Dwayne
Peifer, Tom Keams, Gary
Lentz, Glenn Shenk, Todd
Cary, Steve Kauffman, Joel
Loch, Daryl Kunkel, Arlen
Atlantic’s Harry Roth
(Continued from Page 1)
production, processing, and
distribution, and sire
selection.
Harry Roth
Keener, John Zimmerman,
Tina Bucher, Donna Peiffer,
Robert Fox, Andrew
Gawrys, Lane Keen Jr.,
Dale Keen, Kevin Smoker,
Mark Weiler, Kenneth
Sanner, Daryl Harnish, Jere
Rutt, Madeline Lucas,
Bradley Yoder, Paul Hor
ning, Jay Kreider, Jeff
Miller, Vickie Warfel,
Wendy Shaw, Ruby Ginder
Bollinger, David Schantz,
William Dietrich, and
Warron Buckman, HI.
The board of directors of
NAAB is composed of nine
men who are elected from
various A.L organizations
throughout the country.
Directors meet periodically
during the year to review
A.I. programs and their
administration through the
NAAB. The organization is a
self-governing and self
policing trade group which
assures high standards and
fair practices. Membership
with the NAAB is limited to
U.S. bull studs, with some
foreign organizations par
ticipating on an associate
level.
Among the group’s con
cerns and involvement are
the import and export sales
of cattle and semen,
relations with breed registry
organizations, animal
health, research, DHIA, as
well as policy making for
NAAB.
Two Atlantic employees
who have previously served
on the NAAB’s board of
directors are Earl Groff and
David Yoder.
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