ANNVILLE Members ot the
Annviile-Cleona Future Farmers
of America have been recognized
for top placmgs in the county
project book competition They
include
First place winners Bob
Kreider, 2 Enterprise Farming
Program, Dawn Dohner, Sheep
herd; Brian Sell, Veal, Jeff Reigel,
soybeans and broilers, Henry
Martin, Home Improvement;
Donald Baer, Tree Fruits
Second place winners Daryl
Pen nsyl van ia’s
Three Top Alfalfa
Producers
Champion growers Norman and Harold Davis
of Huntingdon, owners of Daland Farms,
and Apollo variety alfalfa from RP Seeds.
Annviile-Cleona FFA winners reported
Balmei, I Entei prise Farm
Program, Jean Morton, Market
Hogs, Melodye Keller, sheep herd,
Brian Hartman, Garden, Ed
Hostetler, Veal, Wendy Meyer,
Sow and Litter, Robert Kreider,
Broilers.
Third place winners Daryl
Balmer, work experience on farm,
Chris Rutter, Rabbits; Jim
Graves, Home Improvement.
Four place winners. Brian
McFeaters, work experience off
farm; Kerry Morton, work ex
perience on tarm and trapping,
Beth Young, skills and tasks,
Dawn Dohner, Horses
Fifth palce winners Sam
Howard, work experience on
farm, Stuart Lemon, Skills and
Tasks, Melodye Keller, Horses
Sixth place winners. Brian
Tshudy, 2 enterprise farm
program; Brian Sell, work ex
perience on farm, Ginger Sowers,
Horses
Seventh place winners Steve
Hostetler, work experience on
When Harold and Norman Davis entered the
1980 State Alfalfa Growers Program, they
knew the competition would be tough, that
it would take a lot to win first place A lot of
yield... pounds of protein... and TDN
produced over the entire growing season
That meant careful planning, proper
management and a little luck with the
weather. Plus the best alfalfa stand on their
entire dairy operation
The Davis brothers’ choice to win? A two
year old field of Apollo, the alfalfa variety
bred to beat Phytophthora root rot (“wet
foot” disease) and deliver high yields of
consistently top quality hay.
The result: Apollo yielded 8.6 tons per
acre, with 3,410 pounds of protein and 9,765
pounds of TDN.
And Harold and Norman Davis won first
place to become Pennsylvania’s 1980 State
Champion alfalfa growers.
APOLLO VARIETY MFUFA IS A\ML ABLE FROM AOL'R
RP SEEDS DISTRIBL TOR AND HIS DEALERS
R L. ROHRER & BROS., INC.
SMOKETOWN, PA17565 PH.717-299-2571
farm; Wendy Meyer, Market hog
During the State Farm Show,
chapter exhibitors and their
placmgs included Gary Mase,
Grand Champion in the Youth
Division, Alan Hostetler, Bth place
with a 3-year Holstein, Daryl
Bomgardner, Hth place with a
senior Yearling, Melodye Keller,
7th place with Market Lambs;
Dawn Dohner, Bth place with
Market Lambs.
A semi-annual project of the
Annviile-Cleona Chapter is
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 21,1981—A15
OPEN PIT PUMP
Pumps any size lagoon with 2:1
slope wall so you don’t need docks
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5,500 gallons per minute. Driven
at 540 RPM from tractor PTO.
Heavy-duty 25-inch impeller. 25’
length, with optional extension to
pump the deepest pits. Loading
pipes and hydraulics included.
Used V2250G51 Clay ...
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RD3 - Box 84, Mifflinburg, Pa. 17844
Phone: 717-966-2736
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EQUIPMENT INC
McAllisterville
Pa 17049
717 463 2191
bologna sales The sale begins
March 19 and all members will be
actively soliciting sales. On March
26, the Annville-Cleona Chapter
will holds its annual Banquet at
Annville-Cleona High School
starting at 6 45 P.M.
Brian Hartman and Wendy
Meyer and co-chairmen Brian
McFeaters and Henry Martin are
completing plans Awards will be
presented at the Banquet. Past
President of the A-C Chapter,
Robert Kreider, now State
Treasurer, will be guest speaker.
eliminating messy paddles and
allows absolute water control
Phone or write for details
is
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RD 1
Womelsdort, Pa 19567
717 933-4616
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RD2,
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