A32—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 29,1981
Hay show
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Additional results of the 1981
State Hay Show follow.
Hay Show
Field Cured and Mow Finished
Alfalfa-First Cutting
1 Paul Bollinger Myerstown, 2 Vern Parsons
Mt Bethel 3 Penny Smith Mansfield 4 Robert
McWilliams Pen Argyl 5 Herman Espy Spruce
Creek
Alfa Ha— Later Cuttings
1 Earl Swartzentruber Libia, 2 Paul H
Duncan Millville 3 Upstream Farm Easton 4
Stumptand Farm Bernville, 5 Howard Gnest
Honey Brook
Alfalfa— Grass FirstCuttmg
1 Warren Pifer Reynoldsville, 2 David Collins
Clearfield 3 Paul Bollinger 4 Herman Espy 5
Thomas Gearhart Clearfield
Alfalfa- Grass Later Cutting
1 Lloyd George Catawissa 2 Earl Swart
zentruber Lancaster, 3 Lloyd George 4 Paul
Yoder Mifflin 5 NevmG Rice Boxby
Clover
1 Michael Reich Beaver Springs, 2 Patricia A
Ergott Clinton Co, 3 Paul Bollinger 4 Robert
Grabel Newport 5 William Ergott Clinton Co
Clover—Timothy
1 Fred Long Curwensville 2 3 Carton* E
Pearce Kylertown 4 Carl Pearce Kylertown, 5
Paul Bollinger
■irdsfoot Trefoil
1 Kenneth A Collins 2 Tim Kmes Frenchville
3 Wachobs Dairy
Birdsloot Trefoil Mixed
1 William C Mearns Jr Gettysburg 2 AI
Orner Sons Rockton 3 TimKunes
Grass First Cutting
1 Herman Espy 2 Penny Smith. 3 Milton
Hershey 4 John Sankey 5 Carl Pearce
Grass Second Cutting
1 Nelson Narehood Beavertown 2 Harold
Narehood Beavertown, 3 At Oner Sons, 4
Alienor Farm Bedford 5 Klein Farm Easton
Mixed Hay More than SO percent legumes
1 Paul Bollinger 2 Fred Lon* 3 Jay McCarrell
5 Dorothy Marshall
Mixed Hay More than 50 percent erases
1 Herman Espy 2 Glenn Hicks and Son 3 Fred
Long 4 David Glass Birdsboro 5 LuAnn Mar
shall Jersey Shore
Summer Annual Grasses
1 IraF AltemoseandSon 2 Herman Espy
Partially Field Cured and Heat Dried
Alfalfa First Cutting
1 Jay McCarrell 2 Ira Altemose and Son
Alfalfa Later Cutting
1 Jay McCarrell Grand Champion 2 Frank
Yost Newville 3 Altemose 4 Duane and Betty
Shuman 5 Milton Hershey School
Alfalfa Grass First Cutting
1 Altemose
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Alfred Dugan director of research at Milton-Hershey School
Farm displays the Grand Champion Hay-Crop Silage sample a
legume and a legume-grass wilted mixture. The Hershey
School entry topped more than 40 other smaples submitted
by state farmers.
MDA receives permit for Mesurol as repellent on grapes
ANNAPOLIS, Md. - David
Shriver, chief of the Maryland
Department of Agriculture’s
Pesticide Applicators Law Section,
has announced EPA has granted
Maryland an emergency exemp
tion for use of “Mesurol” 75%WP
on grapes to repel birds.
He points out that, under terms
of the EPA permit, a maximum of
three applications may be made
per acre and that a one-day
preharvest interval must be ob
served. The special exemption will
expire on November 30, 1981, and
therefore, is good only for the 1981
Maryland grape growing season.
The emergency use exemption
from labeling comes under
provisions of Section 18 of FIFRA,
the Federal Insecticide,
Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act,
which is the law governing the use
of pesticides in the nation.
According to the request for the
Alfalfa Grass Later Cutting
1 Jay McCarrell Reserve Grand Champion 2
Altemose 3 Harold Narehood
I Jay McCarrell
Clover Timothy
1 Jay McCarrell
Grass First Cutting
1 J McCarrell 2 Altemose 3 Nevin Alambert
Stoystown
Grass Second Cutting
1 J McCarrell 2 Frank Yost
Partially Field Cured and Hay Preservative
Alfalfa First Cutting
1 Herman Espy r
1 H Espy 2 E Swartzenbruber Jr 3 Tussy
View Farm Inc Centre Hall 4 Glenn Carper
McClure 5 David Collins
Alfalfa Grass First Cutting
1 Warren Pifer
Alfalfa Grass Second Cutting
I Tussy View 2 Vale Wood Farms Cresson 3
Nevin Rice 4 A L Oner Sons
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special exemption, as filed by
MDA in cooperation with the
Maryland Cooperative Extension
Service, some 350 acres of grapes
in Maryland this year may need
such treatment.
Grape culture, both for wine
making and for table grape sales,
is an expanding business in
Maryland. Birds have proven to be
a major threat to the carefully
nurtured and expensive crop.
“Mesurol” currently is used as a
bird repellent in other states for
such crops as cherries, blueberries
and grapes. In the past it has been
used to repel birds on blueberry
and grape crops in Maryland.
The material is not designed to
kill birds or injure them. Its effect
is to make the grapes unattractive
to birds from a taste standpoint.
EVERY X
WEDNESDAY IS
MIRV
Or DAY
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES, INC.
New Holland, PA
If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have from
100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your price
Mostly fresh and close springing holsteins
Cows from local farmers and our regular ship
pers include Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite, Kelly
Bowser, Bill Lang, Blam Hoffer, Dale Hostetter,
HD Matz, and Jerry Miller
SALE STARTS - 12:00 SHARP
Also Every Wednesday,
Hay, Straw & Ear Com Sale -12:00 Noon
All Dairy & Heifers must be
eligible for Pennsylvania Health Charts.
For arrangements for special sales or
herd dispersals at our barn or on your
farm, contact:
Abram Diffenbach, Mgr.
717-354-4341
OR
A Norman Kolb
% 717-397-5538
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Gunite silo relining
& repairs
Replastering, roofs,
permanent pipe &
distributors
Oxygen Limiting Silos
above and below ground
manure storage
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Barn Equipment
Write or Call
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Rd 2 Box 267-D
' Newville, PA 17241
717-423-6791
717-776-7533
717-776-3288
Birds that are proving to be
troublesome in Maryland
vineyards are sparrows, catbirds,
doves, starlings, robins, finches,
and orioles.
Area shepherds to exhibit
at Eastern States
WEST SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Gerald and Barbara Rohrer,
Quarryville, and William Moore,
Elverson, will be exhibiting their
sheep at the Eastern States Ex
position, here on September 16-27.
The Eastern States Exposition is
the largest fair on the east coast
and will be judging sheep on the 16-
Such birds, when high population
levels occur in an area of grape
culture, can cause up'to a one-third
loss of the grape crop.
20. All breeds including, South
downs, which the Rohrer’s exhibit
nine; and Hampslures, which
Moore will show two, are included
in the show.
In addition to the type judging
contests, there will be judging of
handmade woolen articles, a
Shearing Contest, Lead Line
competition, and sheep-to-shawl
contest.
Free Shows, parades, crafts,
food and other attractions will be
featured at the Eastern States
Exposition in addition to the
livestock shows.
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