Past Winners
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Ewe
IToZYears
1. and 2. William & Mrs.
MacCauley; 3. ''Lynn D.
Burger; 4. Jmes D. Stauffer,
Lancaster; 5. William 3rd
MacCauley.
Ewe
Under 1 Year
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Milton & E.
Morgan, 3. Lynn D. Burger.
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I example of cost-cutting JL
n efficiency is one A
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y With FARMALL Power and Equipment y
A Mr. Elza C. Lawson, Steward, Illinois, A
jf keeps corn production costs on his X
U 100 acres down to 14-5 cents a bushel W
A Land worth about $l5O per acre Yield per acre, 50 bushels y
Tract. Cost Labor Cost.
1.1 Days OPERATION at $4 55 at $3 00 Total U
'J' Per Day Per Day
Q 15 Plowing $6B 25 $45 00 SU3 25 Q
J 8 Disking (Twice) - - - - 3640 24 00 6040 2
A 2 Harrowing (Twice) - 910 600 1510 A
W 3 Planting (4-row) - - 13 65 900 22 65 X
|k 3 Rotary Hoe - 13 65 900 22 65
y 20 Cultivating (4 times) - - 9100 60 00 15100 W
10 Harvesting (1 row) - 45 50 30 00 75 50 A
U 5277 55 $lB3 00 $460 55 U
Q Other Costs U
JT Seed, 17 bushels at $3 50 per bushel - - - 59 50 g[k
fj Share of general farm overhead - - 4 00 U
X Team and man, 10 days (hauling) ----- 60 00 I
A Machinery other than tractor ..... 139 23 A
X tTotal Crop Cost ...... $723 28 jf
•JJ Yield 5,000 bushels —Cost per bushel, 14.5 cents jF
A Mr. Lawson’s Cost per Acre, $7.23 A
▼ Government Average Cost per Acre on Corn Belt Farms with Similar ▼
g|k +Land rental, interest on investment in land, and land taxes are not included in these costs If
111 Mr, Lawson had sold his corn at 62 cents a bushel (the Government's Average Illinois Farm Pnce on LI
all Dec lb, 1930, which is considerably lower than prices prevailing in the early fall) and had allowed
a|a himself 3 cents a bushel to cover marketing cost and 1200 00 to cover amount paid out for taxes on ilk
I'l land, his com would have paid him a profit amounting to 42026 72, or a return of 13 5 per cent on his l-l
air land investment This return could be greatly increased and the 3-centa per-btishel marketing cost
Jfk saved by converting the com into marketable livestock dlk
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4. Lynn D. Burger; 5,
William & Mrs, MacCauley.
Pair of Ewe Lambs
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Lynn D. Burger;
3. Milton & E. Morgan; 4. E.
Dillwyn Darlington; 5. Susan
Janney, Brodbecks Rl.
Champion
Suffolk Ewe
William & Mrs.
Cauley.
Reserve Champion
Suffolk Ewe
William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley
Breeders Young Flock
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Milton & E.
Morgan; 3. Linda Ebaugh.
Pen Of Lambs
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Milton & E.
Morgan; 3. Lynn D. Burger;
4. Linda Ebaugh.
Get Of Sire
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Milton & E.
Morgan; 3. Linda Ebaugh.
Flock
1. William & Mrs. Mac-
Cauley; 2. Lynn D. Burger;
3. E. Dillwyn Darlington; 4.
Linda Ebaugh.
Mac-
DORSET
Ram
1 To 2 Years
1. Barbara L. Herr,
Narvon R 2; 2. Kenneth T.
Moore, Nichols R 2; 3. Frank
Hunter, Stoneboro R 2.
Ram
Under 1 Year
1. Bryan Shober, Berlin
R 4; 2. and 3. Kenneth Staver
Family, Palmyra Rl; 4.
Frank Hunter; 5. Kenneth T.
Moore.
Pair of Ram Lambs
1. Kenneth Staver Family;
2. Kenneth T. Moore; 3.
Barbara L. Herr, Narvon
R 2; 4. Frank Hunter; 5.
Gregory L. Snyder, New
Tripoli R 3.
Champion Dorset Ram
Barbara L. Herr.
Reserve Champion
Dorset Ram
Bryan Shober.
Ewe
!To2Years
1. Kenneth T. Moore; 2.
Kenneth Staver Family; 3.
Kenneth T. Moore; 4. Er
denheim Farm, Lafayette
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The champion Dorset ewe, owned by Kenneth Moore of Nichols N.Y., Bradford
County, poses with Doris Powell, also of Nichols. Sonia Lambard, Pennsylvania
Lamb and Wool Queen from Washington County, presented the award.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 13,1978
Hill; 5. Kenneth Staver
Family.
Ewe
Under 1 Year
1. Kenneth Staver Family;
2. Kenneth T. Moore; 3.
Barbara L. Herr. 4. Kenneth
Staver Family; 5. Er
denheim Farm.
Pair of Ewe Lambs
1. Kenneth Staver Family;
2. Kenneth T. Moore; 3.
Barbara L. Herr; 4. Er
denheim Farm; 5. Frank
Hunter.
Champion
Dorset Ewe
Kenneth T. Moore
Reserve Champion
Dorset Ewe
Kenneth Staver Family
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717-768-3729
Breeders Young Flock
1. Kenneth Staver Family;
2. Kenneth T. Moore; 3.
Barbara L. Herr; 4. Er
denheim Farm; 5. George
Hunter, Stoneboro R 2.
Pen Of Lambs
1. Kenneth Staver Family;
2. Kenneth T. Moore; 3.
Barbara L. Herr; 4. Frank
Hunter; 5. George Hunter.
Get Of Sire
1. Kenneth T. Moore; 2.
Barbara L. Herr; 3. George
Hunter.
Flock
1. Kenneth T. Moore; 2.
Kenneth Staver Family; 3.
Erdenheim Farm; 4.
Eugenia Lee Harpster,
Boalsburg.
Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
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