Kauffman heifer --
(Continued from Page Al)
Her previous three generations,
likely next_year already as a three-
year-old. Among her female
predecessors, the dam and grand
dam are milking about 22,000.
I •• / ami/x fanning c on
i sntutes, reallx. a culture Peo
i pic whose farms are on the out
| skirts of a growing town, who
! want to farm, and (or whom
funning is the tie to their
amestors and children, haxe to
deal with a strange, disruptive
problem Can a stable, hale
was oj life that is the hosts for
health and order in t omniumt x
and goxcrnment. be exchanged
' tor numex 9
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The two-year-old grand champ
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Steve, who was just named the
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is gradually building his herd from
the two original calves purchased
from Juhn Umble, Chester County.
He has about a dozen milkers and
10 heifers. •
And as wet as the big Kauffman
heifer was, it was just as wet
outside at the fair.
Judging was delayed after the
first two calf classes as the
whipping, driving rain drummed
incessantly on the large circus
type tent. The pelting dm of the
ram even drowned out .judge Jane
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It was a quick dash for the
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ram from the stabling tent to the
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The dairy show also included
Ayrshire competition among E-
Town FFA’ers through the
cooperation of the Masonic Homes.
Animals from the Masonic
registered herds were selected and
cared for by some chapter
members and then showed at the
fair.
Results of the show;
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