Southeast dominates apiary displays
FARM SHOW - The
Montgomery County
Beekeepers Association
placed first in the collective
county honey exhibit at the
65th Farm Show
Donald Fitzkee of R 6,
Manheim, Lancaster
County, captured first place
in the best individual exhibit
of bees, honey, wax and
pollination
Earl V Miller of R 3.
Dover. York County,
exhibited the best specialty
pack for special trade use
The best exhibit of comb
honey was displayed by
Harold B Greene of
Franklin Avenue.
Palmerton, Carbon County
Wayne E Livingston of Rl,
Carlisle, Cumberland
INVITES YOU TO THEIR
FARMER MEETINGS
★ Fluid Blend Fertilizer will be discussed in all of the meet
ings. Also we will be discussing and helping you to market
your grain.
★ All meetings will be held at the Red Rose Inn in Jennersville
PA off Rt. 796 and Rt. 1 Bypass.
SOYBEAN CLINIC
JANUARY 27, 1981 10 a.m. to 12 Noon
B.A.S.F. Mark Blume
Basalin & Basagram
The weed control for 1981
Charles Marshall Ag-Chem, Inc.
2nd Crop Planting & Better Job Growing Soybeans
ALFALFA CLINIC
JANUARY 30, 1981 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon
F.MC. Steve Fisher
How to get a Better stand on new seedling with Furadan
Ciba-Geigy Jack Beideman
Tolban week control new seedlings
PASTURE & TOP DRESS
SMALL GRAIN CLINIC
FEBRUARY 3. 1981 - 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Allied Chemical Glen Yoder
Pasture & Small Grain Management Suran & Nitrogen
Velsicol Michael A. Fleming
Weed control small gram & pasture
CORN CLINIC
FEBRUARY 6, 1981 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Ciba-Geigy Jack Beideman
Weed Control for 1981
Ned Mcllvain Shell
Managing weed in minimum & No Till
JOHNSON GRASS
FEBRUARY 12. 1981 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Stauffer Chemical Wayne Martz
Johnson Grass Control in Corn
Elanco Sally H, Tramel
Johnson Grass Control in Soybeans
For reservations contact White Horse Grain
at R.R. 2, Cohcranville, PA 19330
for 1 or mor eof the meetings or call:
WHITE HORSE GRAIN RICHARD BRECKBILL PAUL MURPHY
CO.. INC. (215)932-3307 (215)445-5170
(215)869-8201
County, exhibited the best
extracted honey display
In 4-H classes, Barbara
Marshall of Rl. Honesdale,
Wayne County, exhibited the
best extra light amber ex
tracted display
Nathaniel Miller of Rl,
Dover, York County,
exhibited first places in light
amber extracted, amber
extracted and dark amber
extracted
In vocational classes,
Nathaniel Miller won first
places in light amber ex
tracted, amber extracted
and dark amber extracted
Patrick Kalssen of Rl, Falls
Creek, Jefferson Countv
won first place in the
vocational light comb class
Dwayne Frey of York
LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED IN
ALL OF THE ABOVE MEETINGS
Springs, Adams County,
placed first in the white
extracted vocational class
Also in vocational classes,
Brian and Earl Hughes of
R 3, Dover, York County,
won first place in the extra
i-, amber extracted class
APIARY PRODUCTS
AWARDS LIST
COMMERCIAL CLASSES
COMB HONEY
Light Comb Honey
1 Harold B Greene Palmerton 2
Glen R Handwork Somerset 3 John E
Berger Middletown 4 James D Foust
Somerset 5 Fred Rich Royersford
Dark Comb Honey
1 James D Foust 2 Wayne E
Livingston Carlisle 3 Glenß Handwork
4 John E Berger 5 Daniel Brubaker
Ephrata
Light Cobana
1 Lester R Coalman Newport 2 Fred
R»ch 3 John E Berger 4 Francis
Motichka Honesdale 5 David But
fington Halifax
Dark Cobana
1 Fred Rich David Buffington
Light Cut
1 David Buffington 2 Joe Morgan
McVeytown 3 John E Berger 4 Scott
Fisher McVeytown 5 Wayne E
Livingston Carlisle
Dark Cut
3 Fred Rich 4 John E Berger 5 Paul
E Crow Wormleysburg
Dark Cut
1 Fred Rich 2 Richard Rohe Sch
wenksville 3 Paul E Crow 4 Hank
Moyer Hummelstown 5 John E Berger
Extra White
1 S E Albright Cumberland 2 Wayne
E Livingston 3 William Poel Harrisburg
4 Albert Muenzfeld Gettysburg
White
1 David Buffington Halifax 2 Hank
Moyer 3 John E Berger 4 rred Rich 5
Howard Day Honesdale
Extra Light Amber
1 Wayne E Livingston Earl V Miller
Dover C Wilbur Hostetter Barry E
Haverstick Marietta 4 Francis Motichka
Honesdale 5 Geo Gumbrell Gilbert
sville 1
Light Amber
1 Ira E Fahnestock Manheim 2 Fred
Rich 3 David Buffington 4 Francis
Motichka 5 Henry Moyer Hummelstown
Amber
1 William Feterbaugh Mechanicsburg
2 Geo Gumbreli 3 Daniel M Fitzkee
Manheim 4 John E Berger 5 Earl V
Miller
Dark Amber
1 Wayne E Livingston 2 Eari V
Miller 3 John £ Berger 4 Nathaniel
Miller Dover
Light
(In five pound glass )ars 10 pounds)
1 David Buffington 2 John Creighton
Honesdale 3 Francis Motichka 4 Earl V
Miller 5 Barbara Marshall Honesdale
Dark
(In five pounds glass jars 10 pounds)
1 Steward D Mathias Hummelstown
Wayne E Livingston 3 Earl V Miller 4
David Buffington 5 Daniel M Fitzkee
Finely Crystallized or
Creamed in 3 Pounds
1 Paul G Cummins Conshohocken 2
Ron Colwell Spring Mills 3 Daniel
Brubaker 4 Merle Fisher Granville 5
Francis Motichka
Beeswax Commercial
1 Harold B Greene Palmerton David
Buffington 3 Steward D Mathias 4 Earl
V Miller 5 Chester B Murry Lancaster
Beeswax Modeled or Designed
1 Steward 0 Mathias 2 Carl Becker
Northampton 3 Harold 8 Greene 4
Wayne E Livingston 5 Becky Fisher
Granville
Specialty Pack
1 EarlV Miller 2 Harold B Green* 3
Wayne E Livingston 4 Nathaniel Miller
5 Daniel Brubaker Ephrata
Individual Exhibit
1 Donald Fitzkee Mark Hid Granville
Wayne E Livingston 4 Ron Colwell
Spring Mills 5 EarlV Miller
County or Association
1 Montgomery Co Beekeepers
Association 2 Lancaster Co Honey
Producers Asset 3 Dauphin Co
Beekeepers 4 Mifflin Co Beekeepers 5
Lehigh Valley Beekeepers
JUNIOR CLASSES
4 H CLUB
Extra Light Amber Extracted Honey
(In glass exhibit to consist of 3 pounds)
I Barbara Marshall Honesdale 2
Allen L Wagner Loganton
Light Amber
I Nathaniel Miller 3 Hugh Spahr
Dover
Amber
1 Nathaniel Miller 2 Hugh Spahr
Dark Amber
1 Nathaniel Miller
Light Comb Honey
1 Patrick Kalssen Falls Creek
Dark Comb Honey
2 Dwayne Frey York Springs
White Extracted Honey
(Exhibit to consist of 3 pounds)
1 Dwayne Frey
Extra Light Amber
I Brian t Earl Hughes Dover 2
Dwayne Frey 3 Allen L Wagner
Light Amber
1 Nathaniel Miller 2 Murry Bren
neman Spring Grove 3 Dwayne Frey
Amber
1 Nathaniel Miller 2 Brian & Earl
Hughes 3 Dwayne Frey
Extracted Honey Dark Amber
1 Nathaniel Miller
Sweepstakes Best Exhibit of
Comb Honey
Harold Be Greene Palmerton
Sweepstakes Best Exhibit
of Extracted Honey
Wayne D Livingston
★ Bam Cleaners, Manure Pumps,
Manure Stackers, Silo Unloaders,
Bunk Feeders, Feed Conveyors
MARVIN J. HORST
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
1950 S. sth Avenue, Lebanon, Pa. 17042
Phone: 717-272-0871
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 17,1981—C31
Lancaster
sweeps all
tobacco honors
FARM SHOW - Lan
caster County tobacco
growers captured all
championships in tobacco
judging competition at the
65th Farm Show
Gail Rohrer of Lime
Valley Road, Lancaster,
exhibited the champion
wrapper in open classes
Donald Rohrer, also of
Lime Valley Road, showed
the champion filler sample
In 4-H competition, Jeff
Barley of R 2, Lancaster,
exhibited both the champion
filler and wrapper entries
John Dohner of Rl,
Elizabethtown, exhibited the
champion wrapper in
vocational classes
Scott Shertzer of Rl,
Millersville, exhibited the
champion filler in vocational
judging
Class 1 Division a
Wrapper B s Over 26 inches
1 Roger M Rohrer Ronks 2 Kandy J
Rohrer Ronks J Edwin Rohrer
Paradise 4 Donald Rohrer Lancaster 5
Gerald Hess Lititz
Division b 26 inches and under
1 Ga*i Rohrer Lancaster 2 Lois
Rohrer Lancaster 3 Dawn Rohrer
Lancaster 4 Michael Rohrer Strasburg
5 Tern Rohrer Lancaster
USDA reports status
of farmer-owned reserve
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Wheat in the farmer-owned
gram reserve may not be
removed without penalty
because wheat prices
recently have been below the
“release price” for reserves
I and 111, Ray Fitzgerald,
executive vice president of
the Commodity Credit
Corporation, said today.
The national average
adjusted price of $4.04 for
January 2 is 16 cents below
the release level for wheat m
reserves I and 111 which had
been in release status since
Oct. 20 Wheat in leserves II
has a $4.50 release level and
had not been released,
Fitzgerald said He said
storage payments for wheat
will be earned in all states
beginning January 1.
Corn, oats and sorghum
continue in call status and
barley in reserves II and 111
will remain in release status
through January, Fitzgerald
said. Storage payments for
barley stopped in December
in all states and will remain
stopped through January 31,
he said
Fitzgerald said the
reserve status decisions
were made following review
by CCC of a U.S. Department
Class 2 Division a
Filler B s Over 26 inches
1 Donald Rohrer Lancaster 2 Roger
M Rohrer Ronks 3 Kandy J Rohrer
Ronks 4 F Edwin Rohrer Paradise 5
Eugene Rohrer Strasburg
Division b
26 inches and under
1 Gail Rohrer Lancaster 2 Dawn
Rohrer Lancaster 3 Lois Rohrer
Lancaster 4 Donald Rohrer Lancaster
5 Heather Lynn Rodgers Carlisle
Class 3 Division a
Binder Type Over 26 inches
1 Donatd Rohrer Lancaster 2 Roger
M Rohrer Ronks 3 Kandy J Rohrer
Ronks 4 Eugene M Rohrer Strasb-r*,
5 Michael Rohrer Strasburg
Division b 26 inches and under
1 Lois Rohrer Lancaster 2 Gait
Rohrer Lancaster 3 Kandy J Retire
Ronks 4 Roger M Rohrer Ronks 5
Dawn Rohrer Lancaster
Class 4
Wrapperß s
1 Jeff Barley Lancaster 2 James
Stanfter Lancaster
Class 5
Filler B s
1 Jeff Barley Lancaster 2 James
Stanfter Lancaster
Class 6
Wrappers s
1 John Dohner Elizabethtown J
Nelson Dohner Elizabethtown 3 William
Hursh Jr New Holland 4 Jeff Ba/le/
Millersville 5 James Hess Lititr
Class?
Filler B s
1 Scot* Shertzer Millersville 2 Steve
1 Scott Shertzer Millersville 2 Steve
Herr Millersville 3 Jeff Rohrer Lititz 4
Dennis Sheilc> Manheim 5 Michael
Hess Lititz
Grand Champion Wrapper
Gail Rohrer Lancaster
Grand Champion Filler
Donald Rohrer Lancaster
of Agriculture price report
released here Dec 31.
Data used by CCC in
determining the release and
call levels include the
month-end report of prices
received by farmers issued
by USDA’s Economics and
Statistics Service.
This end-of-month report
shows the previous month’s
average price and the
current mid-month price.
For wheat, the markets
reviewed are Chicago,
Kansas City, Minneapolis
and Portland.
Ag safety
council to meet
STATE COLLEGE - The
fourth annual meeting of the
Pennsylvania Agricultural
Safety Council has been set
for Thursday, March 26
The meeting will be held at
the Nittany Lion Inn on Penn
State’s mam campus at
State College. Activities will
begin at 10 a.m. and con
clude at 3p.m.
Among other activities,
several awards will be given
to farmers and ag
businessmen who have made
special contributions to farm
safety in Pennsylvania.
All farmers interested in
farm safety are invited to
attend.