Huff has champion carcass lamb at Farm Show
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The champion carcass on-rail (left) was exhibited
by Almon Huff of Lafayette Hill. The reserve
champion lamb carcass (second from left* was
owned by Carleton Huff also of Lafayette Hill.
Margaret Herr of Narvon Rl, showed the first
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place-heavy weight carcass on-rail (second from
right) and Barbara Herr, Narvon Rl, showed the
second place heavyweight winner (right) in the on
rail carcass competition at the 63rd Pa. Farm
Show. -
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20,1979
HARRISBURG - Almon
Huff of Lafayette Hill
exhibited the champion on
rail carcass lamb at the 63rd
Pa. Farm Show held
recently. Huff’s 95 pound
first place lightweight
Dorset entry was named
reserve champion on-foot in
earlier competition.
The champion carcass
lamb had a hot carcass
weight of 52 pounds and
chilled out two pounds less.
It had a 4.0 per cent kidney
fat, .10 inch fat thickness,
and 2.6 square inches m loin
eye area. In conformation
and leg score, Huff’s lamb
was low prune, receiving an
average prime in the quality
grade.
The reserve champion
carcass on-rail was
exhibited by Carleton Huff of
Lafayette Hill. On-foot, his
87-pound entry placed fourth
in the lightweight division.
The reserve champion had a
hot carcass weight of 49
pounds and lost one pound in
the chilling. Huff’s lamb had
3.0 per cent kidney fat, .15
inch fat thickness and a loin
eye area of 2.6 square in
ches. In quality grade,
conformation, and leg score,
Huff’s lamb scored average
prune.
Angie Fought of Carlisle
R 6, exhibited the champion
on-foot carcass lamb at the
show. Her 100 pound entry
placed fifth in the
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heavyweight on-rail com
petition.
In the heavyweight on-rail
competition, Margaret Herr
of Narvon Rl, moved up to
first place, from the fifth
place her 118 pound lamb
received on-foot.
Barbara Herr, also of
Narvon Rl, exhibited a 114
pound lamb which placed
second in the heavyweight
class on-rail and on-foot
The following is a com
plete list of the carcass lamb
show results.
ON-FOOT
Lightweight
1. Almon Huff, Lafayette
Hill; 2. Andrea Fought,
Carlisle R 6; 3. Kenneth
Staver Family, Palmyra; 4.
Carieton Huff, Lafayette
Hill; 5. Erdenheim Farm,
Lafayette Hill; 6. Ronald
and Joan Miller, Somerset;
7. Champion Acres,
Champion; 8. David Huff,
Lafayette Hill; 9. Barbara
Jean Short, New Brighton;
10. Cmda B. Corl, State
College.
Heavyweight
1. Angie Fought, Carlisle
R 6; 2. Barbara L. Herr,
Narvon R 2; 3. Donald Witt,
Champion; 4. Mike Huff,
Lafayette Hills; 5. Margaret
E. Herr, Narvon R 2; 6.
Christian R. Herr, Narvon
R 2; 7. Elvm Witt, Cham
pion; 8. Delaware Valley
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