Herrs sweep
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Christian Herr, first and
second; Hans Groff, 123
Lincoln Ave., Ephrata,
third and fourth; Andy
Dittrick, Lititz Rl, fifth and
sixth. Suffolk - Barbara
Herr, first and second; Dean
Zielger, third; Gary Martin,
fourth; Dean Ziegler, fifth;
Debbie Martin, sixth and
seventh; and Gary Martin,
eighth.
Pen of Three Lamb Class
Cheviot - Barry Martin,
East Earl, first; Dorset -
Margaret Herr, first;
Hampshire - Christian Herr,
first; Hans Groff, second;
and Andy Dittrick, third.
Suffolk - Barbara Herr,
first; Dean Ziegler, second;
Debbie Martin, third; and
Gary Martin, fourth.
In this way you will be utilizing your crops to their fullest
extent, cutting other unnecessary feed costs and increasing
your livestock profits. Agri-King feeding programs put it all
together for you
For more information on storing silage the Agri-King way, G^rge^oSS
contact your nearest serviceman or call collect; 225 west woods ome
Lititz, Pa. 17543
Phone. 717-626-0261
Northwestern Lancaster Co.
Earl B. Ginder Henry DeLong, Jr.
RD2, Manheim, PA 17545 RD280x69 REGIONAL MANAGER Harold McCarter
Phone 717-665-3126 Pe3ch PA 17563 Ear |H. Moyer RD#l Atglen, PA 19310
Phone. 717-548-3471 rq #5 Box 277 Phone- 215-593-6188
Hagerstown, MD 21740
Phone. 301-739-5199
Eastern Lancaster Co
Melvin Herr
RD2 New Holland PA 17557
Phone 717-354-5977
„ Southeastern Penna
Southwestern Lancaster Co.
Aldus R. King
BenGreenawalt RDI.Box67A
RD2 Conestoga, PA 17516 Atg | erii PA19310
Phone- 717-872-5686 Phone: 215-593-5952
Carcass Lamb Class
Barbara Herr, first;
Richard Strauss, second;
Christian Herr, third;
Steven Strauss, fourth;
Margaret Herr, fifth.
Showmanship
First and Second Year -1.
Andy Dittrick; 2. Hans
Groff; 3. Barry Martin; 4.
Debbie Martin; 5. Gary
Martin.
Third and Fourth Year -1.
Barbara Herr; 2. Dean
Ziegler.
Senior -1. Christian Herr.
Fitting
First and Second Year -1.
Gary Martin; 2. Debbie
Martin; 3. Barry Martin; 4.
Margaret Herr; 5. Hans
Groff.
Third and Fourth - 1.
Barabara Long; 2. Dean
Ziegler.
Senior -1. Christian Herr.
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to profit^.
FEED IS HIGH PRICED... DON’T WASTE IT!
TEST BEFORE YOU INVEST!
Southern Lancaster Co.
Northeast Berks Co.
Roger Heller
RDI, Robesoma, PA
Phone. 215-693-6160
All-American Dairy Show
international
HARRISBURG - For
years, Pennsylvanians have
considered the Pennsylvania
All-American Dairy Show to
be one of the finest in the
country. Any doubt of that
should be dispelled by a visit
to this year’s 14th annual
edition of the event, Sep
tember 26-30 at the Farm
Show Complex in
Harrisburg.
The All-American has
taken on a distinctly in
ternational flavor this year,
right down to an in
ternational visitors recep
tion on Thursday evening.
Tours will be offered to
foreign visitors throughout
the week and visits from
officials and dairymen from
around the world have been
encouraged.
The All-American is proud
to be host this Fall for the
Eastern National Ayrshire
Show. This is the first time
the Ayrshire Breeders
Association has approved
the PAA for its Eastern
National Show.
The addition of the
Eastern National Ayrshire
Show brings the total of
lUTH CENTRAL Pi
Lebanon Co^
Marvin Meyer
RD2, Box 157
Annville, PA 17003
Phone 717-867-1445
goes
National shows at the All-
American to three, joining
the Eastern National Brown
Swiss Show and the Eastern
National Holstein Show.
As always, the Penn
sylvania All-American opens
first thing Monday morning
with a special emphasis on
youth. The Pennsylvania
Junior Dairy Slow includes
competition in ail six breeds
with 4-H and FFA entries in
judging events. Ap
proximately 650 entries are
expected for the show, with
the top three winners in each
class eligible for entry in the
breed competition later in
the week.
Monday also brings the
Invitational Youth Dairy
Cattle Judging Contest with
state champion 4-H and FFA
teams as well as in
tercollegiate teams meeting
to compete for cash
premium and trophies.
The six All-American
breed shows begin Tuesday
morning with the Eastern
National Brown Swiss Show
and the All-American
Milking Shorthorn Show. A
new feature for Tuesday’s
There isn’t any way
you can feed a balanced
ration unless you test
your borne grown grains
and roughages for pro
tein, calcium, and phos-
phorus.
Then feed according to
the nutritional values of
your crops, in relation
to the nutritionally bal
anced needs of your live-
stock
ITHEASTERN PENNA.
Lehigh & Northampton Co.
Chester Co
William Wmdle
RDI, Atglen, PA 19310
Phone 215-593-6143
' «> *■
program is the Pennsylvania
Holstein Fall Championship
Show, intended as a state
final in the series of Holstein
district and regional shows
in the Commonwealth.
Wednesday brings com
petition in the Eastern
National Ayrshire Show and
the All-American Guernsey
Show. The All-American
Jersey Show opens Thursday
morning, sharing the
spotlight with the first day of
competition in the Eastern
National Holstein Show.
'Die All-American wraps
up on Friday with milking
and group classes in the
Holstein Show. Over 2,400
entries are expected in all
breeds at the show. Last
year, more than 2,300 entries
from 22 states and two
Canadian provinces were
represented in the six breed
shows.
Another top spectator
event is always an in
vitational breed sale, and
this year, the Pennsylvania
All-American features two:
The Invitational Brown
Swiss Sale, Monday evening
at 7 pjn. and the Invitational
.Holstein Sale, beginning at 5
p.m. Thursday.
On top of a lot of good
dairy cattle, the All-
American Week will put the
spotlight on the 21st annual
Pennsylvania Dairy Prin
cess Coronation at the Dairy
Show Recognition Banquet
at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Reigning Princess Peggy
Staub of Newville, Cum
berland County will be on
hand to crown her successor.
The Pennsylvania All-
American Dairy Show is
sponsored by the Penn
sylvania Dairy and Allied
Industries Association in
cooperation with the Penn
sylvania Department of the
Pennsylvania State Farm
Show Commission.