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WEST CHESTER - The
1980 Chester County 4-H
Baby Beef Show was held
last week at Crebilly Farms,
West Chester with 23 steers
shown by 4-H’ers from
various areas in the county.
Grand Champion steer, an
Angus cross, was exhibited
by Jeff Walker, West
Chester, and the Reserve
Grand Champion steer, a
straight bred Angus, bred by
Sam Wylie of Nottingham,
was shown by Bill Mac-
Cauley of Atglen.
This year’s Champion
Senior Showman was Bill
Wylie, Nottingham.
Champion Junior Showman
was Ken Walker, West
Chester, and Champion First
Year Showman was Steve
Sylver, Glenmoore.
Champion and Reserve
Champion Angus heifers
were shown by Don Caims,
Sadsburyville, and Shannon
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Walker , MacCauley show
top Chester baby beef
Mertz, Malvern. Champion
and Reserve Champion
Polled Hereford heifers were
shown by Andy Froy and
Patty Mamscalco.
Chester County 4-H’ers
went on to sweep the District
4-H Baby Beef Show, held at
the Lancaster Stockyards,
competing against Lan
caster & Dauphin County 4-H
members. Champion
Lightweight and Grand
Champion Steer overall was
shown by Bill MacCauley,
Atglen. Gary Walker of West
Chester exhibited the
Champion Heavyweight and
Reserve Grand Champion
steer overall. Jeff Walker,
brother of Gary, exhibited
the Reserve Grand Cham
pion Lightweight.
Buyers included the
Lancaster Stockyards, who
purchased the Grand
Champion for $2 per lb.;
Watt and Shand Department
Name.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1980-B7
Stores for purchasing the
Reserve Grand Champion,
and New Holland Machine
Company for purchasing the
Reserve Champion Light
weight.
Others were Whitvdle
Livestock, Leisure Lanes,
Pualoskie Livestock, VA;
Staunton Livestock Markets,
Ron Rose, Marrows
Livestock Market, Vintage
Sales Stable, Paradise, PA;
John Jay Huber, Inc.,
Gordonville; Lawn
Equipment Parts, East
Seed treatment
doubles yields
GEORGETOWN, Del. -
Seed treatment more than
doubled some barley yields
this year in demonstration
plots at the University of
Delaware Georgetown
Substation, reports ex
tension plant pathologist Bob
Mulrooney.
Starting with seed from a
field of Volbar barley har
vested in June, 1979, in which
12 percent of the grain beads
were infected with loose
smut, the specialist com
pared performance of this
seed under three different
fungicide treatments:
Vitavaz 200 (carbozin plus
thiram) at 4 ounces per 100
pounds of seed, Vitavaz DB
(carbozin) at 3 ounces per
100 pounds, and Arasan
(thiram) at the rate of 1.3
ounces per bushel
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Follow the signs from the
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Petersburg; and the
Virginia Beef Cattleman’s
Association.
Show results of the County
Beef Round-up:
LIGHTWEIGHT
1 Bill MacCauley 2 Steve Sylver 3
Sheila Fairbairn 4 Robbie Rohrer 5 Bill
Mumma 6 Oave Hancotte 7 Trudi
Marsh
MEDIUMWEIGHT
1 Jeff Walker 2 Eileen Fairbairn 3
Tiffany Rohrer 4 David Ashman 5 Ed
Wyfie 6 Tern Marsh
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
1 Glenn Stoltzfus 2 Jim Anderson 3
FrankWitman 4 DonCaims 5 Shannon
Mertz
HEAVYWEIGHT
1 Gary Walker 2 Nelson 3 Ken
Walker 4 Gordon Smith 5 Bill Wylie
Barley was planted Oc
tober 26, 1979. Stand counts
were taken but no significant
differences were found. The
amount of loose smut in each
plot was assessed by
counting the number of
smutted heads at flowering.
Differences in this case were
pronounced and related
closely to yield.
Both Vitavaz treatments
were 100 percent smut free
compared to 27.2 percent
infection in the Arasan plots
and 30.2 percent infection in
untreated control plots.
Yield on untreated con
trols averaged 42 bushels an
acre compared to 4S.S with
Arasan, 61.3 with Vitavax
DB and 85.7 bushels with
Vitavax 200.
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