32—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 30,1978
Hamburg girls win steer show
READING Two girls
from Hamburg showed the
grand and reserve grand
champions at the Reading
Fair’s steer show. The
reserve grand champion was
exhibited by Darlene
Dietrich, while the top
animal of the show belonged
to Carol Strause.
In lightweight com
petition, the standings were
as follows: Diane Krause,
Slatington; Ronald Sutliff,
Kutztown. Light-heavywei
ght: James Eshbach,
Reading; Kenianne Rearick,
Reading. Mediumweight:
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Sr REGIONAL MANAGER
mf- George F. Delong
mt 225 West Woods Drive
&r Lititz, PA 17543
jpyr Phone 717-626-0261
S Northwestern Lancwte
mf Eeriß. Cinder
mt RD2, Manheim, PA 17545
pfT Phone-717-665-3126
In building a ration from the ground up we take into con
sideration YOUR hay, silage and grain and put them into
balance. There are several reasons wny this is necessary.
It is very important in a profitable farming operation today to
have healthy animals. It is impossible for a cow to maintain her
health for any length of time on an unbalanced feeding
program, especially if she is producing at a high level.
Lianne Haas, Douglasville;
Heavy heavyweight: Lori
Haas, Elaine Heffner,
Fleetwood.
In beef showmanship, the Dietrich. Miss Krause
grand champion was Carol competed in the 12 to 14 year
Krause, while Ann age group while Miss
Holcombe of Mohrsville Dietrich was the top fitter in
followed as runner-up. Both the senior division. Carol
competed in the senior Krause placed second
division. The intermediate among seniors; Christine
age group was won by Diane Hoffman was second in the
Krause, while Brian intermediate age group.
Rabenold placed second. In* ’’Kirk Fisher and Kenianne
the Bto 11 year age group, Rearick placed first and
Sarah Hoffman was second, respectively, in the
champion and James Heff- junior contest,
ner was runner-up. „
WHAT MAKES THIS COMPANY DIFFERENT?
"WHY AGRI-KING BUILDS
FROM THE GROUND
THIS FALL IS THE TIME TO QUIT GUESSING
AND START TESTING THE AGRI-KING WAY!
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Melvin Herr Henry DeLong, Jr. Paul D. Deßoard
RD2, New Holland, PA 17557 RD2, Box 69 Longview Road RD3
Phone 717-354-4977 Peach Bottom, PA 17563 Boyertown, PA 19512
Phone 717-548-3471 Phone 215-689-5365
Eastern Lancaster Co.
res tern
Aldus R. Kin*
Ben Greenawalt RDI, Box 67A
RD2, Conestoga, PA 17516 Atglen, PA 19310
Phone:7l7-872-5686 Phone 215-593-5952
The grand champion fitter
was Dianne Krause. The
reserve champion trophy
was presented to Darlene
WHAT IS AGRI-KING?
Through a series of articles in tho next six issues of the Lancaster Farming, we will try to
answer these and other questions of interest to the farmer. We hope you find these
articles helpful when choosing your winter feeding program.
First article in series of six.
iter Co.
Southern Lancaster Co.
Southeastern PA
Two championships go to Feidt
GRATZ One grand
champion dairy cow is nice
to have, but two are better
yet. That’s how it came to be
for David Feidt, a 4-H’er
from Millersburg, when the
dairy cattle shows were
concluded at the Gratz Fair.
The young exhibitor, who
has been making a name for
himself in showring circles,
showed the top Holstein and
Brown Swiss cows.
Following are winners’
names of both shows, by
breed and classes:
BROWN SWISS
Jr. Calf - West Malta
Farm; Jr. Calf - Tim Martz;
Jr. Yearling - David Feidt:
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of production and change it as the production changes on your Jf
herd. This is necessary to get maximum efficiency from your jjlf
feed and herd. £
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in feeding cattle today, a farmer can no longer afford to feed his fT
grains and roughages to his animals without knowing what is in Jt
them. A feed tag should be put on your silo, hay mow and grain ££
bin. W
It is very important to know the protein, calcium, phosphorus,
magnesium, nitrate and moisture content of these feeds in
order to get the most use out of what you have grown.
Only now are you ready to purchase the ingredients you need to
balance your herd's feeding ration. By buying only the ingre
dients that you need and adding them in the right amounts, you
not only get better herd health and production, but you also get
production at the feast possible cost.
Chester Co.
William Windle
RDl.Atglen, PA 19310 * D2,
Phone 215-593-6143 Ann v| lle PA17003
Phone: 717-867-1445
Sr. Yearling - West Malta
Farm; Junior Champion -
David Feidt; Reserve Junior
Champion - West Malta
Farm.
Two-Year Olds - David
Feidt; Three Year Olds -
West Malta Farm; Four-
Year Olds - David Feidt;
Aged Cows - Donald Buf
fington; Senior and Grand
Champion David Feidt;
Reserve - David Feidt; Dam
and Daughter Pairs - David
Feidt.
HOLSTEEVS
Exhibitor of the senior and
grand champion, David
Feidt, edged an entry by
Calvin Dimpsey, who was at
RATIONS
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Northeast Berks Co.
Roger Heller
RDI, Robesoma, PA
Phone. 215-693-6160
Lebanon Co.
the halter of the first-place
aged cow. Feidt’s bovine
stood first in the 4-year-old
class. In the junior end of the
contest, the top honors went
to Carl Miller and his junior
ralf. The runner-up spot was
won by Edward Clugston.
Class winners were as
follows:
Junior Calf - Carl Miller;
Junior Yearling - Donald
Buffington; Senior Yearling
- Daniel Wolfe; Two-Year
Olds - Daniel Wolfe; Three-
Year Olds.- Arthur Wolfe;
Four-Year Olds - David
Feidt; Aged Cows - Calvin
Dimpsey; Dam and
Daughter Pairs - David
Feidt.
tOUTH CENTRAL PA
REGIONAL MANAGER
Earl H. Moyer
RDS, Box 277
Hagerstown, MD 21740
Phone: 301-739-5159
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