Young Farmer Institute at Hershey Dec . 5-9
HERSHEY The Pennsylvania
Young Farmers Association will
host' the 15th National Young
Farmers Educational Institute at
the Hershey Lodge and Convention
Center Dec. 5-9.
“The theme of our 1981 Institute
is - Yesterday’s Dreams, Today’s
Realities, Tomorrow’s Future’’
explains Stan Wolf, chairman, of
Rt. 1 Orrtanna.
The institute program includes
a Ml schedule of farm and ag
industry tours, a Trade Show and
informational workshops.
s Three different tours have been
arranged for the Young Farmers
who will be attending the Institute
from across the nation. -
The Gettysburg tour will include
visits to the Mason-Dixon Farms,
the Gettysburg National Military
Park and Battlefield and the
Eisenhower National Historic Site.
The tour to Lancaster will
feature the Amish Homestead, the
dairy farm of Earl and Evelyn
™ Landis, New Holland Sales
Stables, Sperry New Holland, Earl
and Grace Martin's beef finishing
operation and the Sunny Craft
Farm of Earl and Barb Stauffer.
The Berks-Lebanon Tour in
cludes Meadow Wood Farm of
Cyrus and SalUe Bomberger,
Bradford
ATHENS The 3rd Annual 4-H
Livestock Sale was held Monday,
August 24, at the Valley
Stockyards Inc., Athens.
According to Orville Yoder,
County Agent, 21 buyers paid a
total of 16,494.98 for 32 4-H market
animals. There were 3 steers, 12
market lambs-and 17 market hogs
in the sale raised by 22 4-H
livestock club members.
The Grand Champion steer
brought |1.03 per lb. and was
bought by Leona Meat Plant,
Charles Deback, Troy. The
champion steer was owned by lisa
Acampora, E. Canton 4-H.
Reserve Grand Champion steer
was owned by Louis Acampora, E.
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Co. announces livestock sale results
Canton 4-H and the buyer was
Leona Meat Plant.
The Grand Champion Market
Lamb was owned by James
Eastman, Rome, N.E. Bradford 4- -
H Club. The lamb weighed 132 lbs.
and the buyer N.E, Pa. Farm
Credit, Lynn Chubbuck, Mgr.', paid
$2.50 per pound for a total of $330.
Reserve Grand Champion
Market Lamb was shown by
Jennifer Price, HoUenback 4-H
Club, weighing 114 pounds and the
buyer, Formula 1 Feeds, New
Albany, paid $2.30 per pound.
The Grand Champion Market
Hog was shown by Michele
Urevich, North Towanda 4-H Club,
weighed 224 pounds and was
purchased by Judsons Agway,
Columbia Cross Rds., who paid $2
per pound for a total of $448.
Reserve Grand Champion
Market Hog, shown by Jennifer
Price,- HoUenback 4-H Club,
weighed 206 pounds and the buyer.
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A special Ladies’ program is
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Educational and informational
Richard Burgess, Meshoppen, paid
$2 per lb. for a total of 1412.
The three steers averaged 88
cents per lb.
Twelve market lambs averaged
$1.33 per lb.
Seventeen market
averaged .84 cents per lb.
Leona Meat Market, Charles
Deback, of Troy, was the largest
buyer.
Other buyers were: Tom Thiede,
Forest City; Glen Shores
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Livestock, Towanda; George
Scott, Troy; Utica Veal, Utica,
New York; Green Dragon Sales,
Ephrata; First Bank of Troy;
Nichols Brothers Farm, East
Smitbfield; Sam Faroglia, En
dicott, New York; Don Keister,
livestock buyer, Mifflinburg; E.
Meller, Warren, New Jersey; Peck
Hill Farms, RD32, Nichols, New
York; Bud Ellis, Tunkhannock;
Marshall Bowersox, Penns Creek;
Owego livestock, Roy Bottle &
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