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actual weight is misleading
just based on appearance
Dark Cornish, for instance,
are stockily-built and very
solid, weighing in several
ounces heavier then the fine
boned, light and delicate
White Cochins.
Judges scoring these birds
against their competitors
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Jackie, Don and daughter Tammy round up the
two Dorset market lambs that 4-H’er Tom Flory
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hens, are another category
of competition.
Like all animal exhibits,
show chickens must meet
certain health requirements.
Flory blood tests the flock
annually to maintain a clean
flock status
While Don is busy putting
the bantams into their
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will exhibit in Farm Show competition,
transport crates, son Tom,
16, will be loading his two 4-H
Dorset wethers on the pickup
to head for the Farm Show
All the Flory children, older
daughters Sharon and Linda,
other sons Don, 19, and Tim,
15, and ten-year-old Tammy,
have been active and suc
cessful competitors in the 4-
H sheep programs
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Knox, PA 16232
Phone 814-797-5122
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 10,1981—A21
Flory family's poultry collection, including Jackie
Flory's pet peacock, shown here nabbing a snack
of bread bits.
Long to receive
livestock award
MILLERSVILLE -
Gordon Long, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Long, R 2,
Columbia, will receive a top
livestock award at the State
Farm Show next week
A member of the Manor
FFA Chapter at Penn Manor
High School, Long will be
presented the state-level
Diversified Livestock
Production Award
His projects have included
the raising and showmg of 10
steers and 80 hogs He is in
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partnership with his father
in the family’s 120-sow
operation.
Long is a past president of
the Manor FFA Chapter and
has been active on many
committees. He has been
among the chapter’s top
representatives in livestock
competition at local fairs
The $lOO Diversified
Livestock Production Award
is co-sponsored by A.O.
Smith Harvestore and the
Wayne Feeds Division of
Allied Mills, Inc
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State.