A2B—Uncastp rfarming, Saturday, May 23,1981
Helping to make the Annual Polled Hereford Assoc. Field
Day a success were from left, Paul Wall, area coordinator,
Ronald Mills, president, and William and Pat Pleasants,
owners of Pleasant Knoll Farm.
Susan Holston, Laura Tessier and Suzanne Schmidt took
clippers in hand to demonstrate proper fitting techniques.
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Md. Polled Hereford Assoc, holds field day
jUitstfti i I'OWN, Md. The
Maryland Polled Hereford
Association held its Annual Beef
Field Day on last Saturday at the
farm of Mr. and Mrs. William
Pleasants, Libertytown.
Topics of discussion were: Beef
herd health by David Steele,
D.V.M.; A.I. Breeding by David
Patrick, Sire Power; investing in
purebred breeding cattle and tax
advantages thereof by Mam,
Hurdman and Cranstoun, In
ternational C.P.A. Firm;' rations
by Paul Wall, Area Coordinator,
American Polled Hereford
Association; clipping, Alan and
John Schmidt; tagging and tattoo,
Mike Davis; show and sale
grooming, Laura Tessier, Susie
Holston and Suzanne Schmidt;
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KNOXVILLE, Md. - Tn-State
Second Annual Replacement Ewe There also will be high tensile
Sale will be held Saturday, June 6, fencing displays and sheep sup
at Merry Peep O’Day Farm in p Ues available.
Knoxville, Maryland. A workshop Last year’s sale offered ewes of
program consisting of Basic Sheep various breeding, including
Facilities and Equipment, by W.G. Hampshire, Suffolk, Dorset,
Carpenter, Jefferson, Md.; Sheep Rambouillet, and Finn crosses.
Nutrition and Raising select,number of consignors
Replacement Ewes, by Jonathan have been invited from the Tri-
May, Turtberville, Va.; Flock state area of Maryland, Virginia,
Health, by Jack Price, West- an( j West Virginia. The auction
minster, Md.; and Keeping and starts at 1 p.m.
Utilizing Sheep Records, by Clark p or jjjqj-c information call
B. Jamison, Glenville, W.Va., will 301/834-9711.
Md. plans ewe sale
and workshop
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taking that animal in the show ring A charcoal cooked beef lunch
and what the judges are looking for was provided by A.W. Schmidt &
by Jim Strawn, Falklands Farm; Sons, the Maryland Polled
and registration and transfers by Hereford Association and the
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2nd Northeastern
Junior Angus
Show planned
ALLENTOWN - The “1981
Angus Fersommling” is the theme
for the Second Annual Nor
theastern Junior Angus Show. The
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Our ttMl is A44C
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yitld ol 40,000 pounds
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show will be held June 26-27 at the
fairgrounds in Allentown.
Beginning at '5 p.m., Friday,
June ,26, Angus' activities con
sisting of a contest including keep
cull heifers, cow-calf matching,
and weight guessing will kick off
the activities followed by a Penn
sylvania Dutch Buffet at the
Gerrnansville Fire Hall sponsored
by Pat-Ric Farms.
A dance festival by the
“Majesties” and Charlie Kistler
will follow the buffet.
The heifer show will begin at 8:30
a.m., Saturday, June 27. The judge
wilL be Jake White from
Oklahoma.