Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 27, 1980, Image 103

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9th hamburgers and french
les were sold and about one
in of hog dogs devoured,
nd they still had another
ay to go.
Winners in livestock shows
deluded Gary Hauseman,
loyertown- best dairy fitting
nd showman competitor;
Farmers First never stopped making loans. People loans for
all purposes. And, we're making them easier to understand
with our new Easy Loan Agreement too.
Getting a "People Loan" has never been easier. Stop at one
of our conveniently located offices and ask a Loan Officer
just how easy it is.
Kennianne Rarick, Reading
best scores in Beef Fitting
and. Showmanship; and
James Heffner, Fleetwood
highest scorer in sheep
showing contests, Placings
for the Livestock Judging
and Dairy Judging contests
follow:
ANS AVAILABLE!
Livestock Judging
1. Darryl Gumther, 2.
Elaine Heffner, 3. David
Smith, 4. Kenmanne Rartck,
5. Mike Spayd, 6. Bud Smith,
7. James Heffner, 8. Brian
Turner, 9. Keith Conrad, 10.
Sam Mallatratt.
Dairy Judging
1. Scott Hauseman, 2.
Gary Hauseman, 3. Kevin
Schlegal, 4. Clayton Snyder,
5. Dwane Blankenbiller, 6.
Andy Peiffer, 7. John Yoder,
8. Ty Eyrich, Alan Peiffer,
10. Steve Noll.
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Elaine Heffner, 15, of Fleetwood, was Champion Sheep fitter and her brother,
James Heffner, 14, was Champion Sheep Showman.
Christmas
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 27,1910—€19
tree directory available
Maryland-grown Christmas
trees wholesale?
If you do, the Maryland
320 King St
Myerstown, PA 17067
Phone 717-666*7544
die
Bank
Member P D I C
Christmas Tree Growers
Association and Marketing
Division of the State
Department of Agriculture
have teamed up again to
produce a directory of tree
growers that sell trees
wholesale to dealers and
groups wishing this seasonal
item.
Some 14 growers are listed
by county with a complete
description of the species,
sizes and quantity of trees
they have available for this
season’s cutting.
Locally-grown trees are
far fresher and tend to be of
higher quality than trees cut
earlier in locations hundreds
of miles away on huge tracts
where little personal at
tention can be given to them
as they are grown.
As a result, according to
MDA Marketing Specialist,
Rick Baker, who has com
piled the directory, the
Maryland-region trees
command a higher price at
retail because of their
freshness and quality. He
also says that growers with
trees to sell wholesale
usually sell them quickly, so
persons and groups in
terested in them should act
promptly to assure a supply.
Anyone interested in the
wholesale purchase of trees
may obtain a copy of the
directory by writing to
“Wholesale Trees’’,
Maryland Department of
Agriculture, Parole Plaze
Office Bldg., Annapolis,
Maryland 21401.
Broiler
placements up
HARRISBURG -
* Placements of broiler chicks
in the Commonwealth during
the week ending September
13 were 2,290,000, according
to the Pennsylvania Crop
Reporting Service.
The placements were 12
percent above the
corresponding week a year
earlier, and three percent
above the previous week.
Average placements during
the past nine weeks were
three percent above a year
earlier.
Placements in the 21 key
poultry producing states
were 73,458,000, slightly
above the previous week, but
three percent below the
same week a year ago.
Average placements in the
21 states during the past nine
weeks were five "percent
below a year ago.
Broiler-fryers slaughtered
in Pennsylvania federal
inspection during the week
ending September 3 totaled
1,643,000, with an average
liveweight of 3.99 pounds.