834—Lancaster Faming, Saturday, March 12,1983 J)airymen: mark your calendar for HERSHEY Dairymen across Pennsylvania can mark their calendars for a new and in formative event that’s designed to sharpen their feeding skills. The date to mark is Tuesday, July 19. “Pennsylvania Forage and Dairy Day,” as the event is called, will concentrate on forage production, handling, and feeding. Organizers of the one-day ac tivities envision a variety of educational exhibits ranging from actual field demonstrations, crop comparisons, nutrient analysis, feed values, DHIA record-keeping, and much more. The Pennsylvania Holstein Association and Pennsylvania Forage and Grassland Council are at the forefront of organizing the unique event. Co-chairmen are John Rodgers, of Plum Bottom Farm, Reedsville; and A 1 Dugan, Red Rose Alliance to meet Thursday BLUE BALL - The Red Rose Alliance, Inc. will hold a general meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Blue Ball Fire Hall. Discussing the subject of recycling will be guest speaker, Richard Brown, president of Lancaster Environmental Action Federation. A LESSON WELL LEARNED... LANCASTER FARMING'S CLASSIFIED ADS GET RESULTS! Phone: 717-394-3047 or 717-626-1164 of the Milton Hershey School Farms, Hershey. John Baylor, recently retired agronomist from Penn State, serves on the organizing committee in an ex officio capacity. Other members of the organizing committee include: Richard Adams, dairy nutritionist at Penn State; Nelson Gotwalt from the ag com munications department at Penn State; Richard Hann, supervisor of the Milton Hershey School Farms; Joe Hartle, Centre County dairyman; Richard Hill from the U.S. Regional Pasture Research Laboratory at Penn State; John *a. Forage-Dairy Day seeks exhibitors. Itle, representing the seed in dustry; Dieter Krieg, Farmshine editor; Bill Nichol, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Holstein Association; Ray Pruss from the DHIA office at Penn State; John Sfaenk, noted research agronomist who specializes 'in forage analysis at Penn State; Bill Stringer, Centre County dairyman and agronomist; and Albert Vigilante, from the Milton Hershey School Farms. Organizers of “Pennsylvania Forage and Dairy Day” emphasize that the event will in no way conflict or compete with Ag ■HS Open House! HUNTER'S RUN STABLES, INC 1:30 P.M. To 5 P.M. FEATURING: POURED WALL LAMINATED RAFTERS 23 STALL BARN WITH A 31 ST ALL CAPACITY BO'xIBO' INDOOR RIDING RING TRAINING SCHOOL General Contractor; Telephone; 1717)866-6581 POURED FOR DURABILITY fITSIIDIY NH RflElrilit 6rofMole[| Poured walls L li BRICK CHURCH RD LEOLA, PA 17540 MANUFACTURERS of LAMINATED RAFTERS FOR SALES & LAYOUT KEN GROFF 1717) 687 6668 days t rveninfs umDn Dnnc rancece GROFFDALE POURED WALLS(7I7)6S6-2016 «no wuud HUDr TRUSSES - ■- JAKE KING (717)656-7566 .... . A RICHLAND RDI, Pennsylvania 17087 SATURDAY, TRIPLE H CONSTRUCTION CO. Progress Days, the annual ag extravaganza that attracts tens of thousands of visitors to Penn State’s research farm during August. Forage and Dairy Day will concentrate on educational exhibits and demonstrations designed to make dairymen more aware of the potential of forages. The purpose is to make forage production more efficient while bringin utilization close to op timum levels. The day’s activities will fallow forages “from field to cow.” Forages will be harvested during the day, analyzed at the site and AT Big Flats. N.Y. MARCH 19th Refreshments Will Be Served Rt. 17 East Cornlne > z 14 N. Church St, Ephrata, Pa. 17522 Phone 717-738-2142 July 19 then fed to a cow. Predictions, equations, etc. will be discussed during the demonstration, plan ners say. Numerous other demonstrations will be going on throughout the day. which visitors can examine at their leisure. All activities will relate closely to feeding and production. Finns and organizations which are closely allied to forage production and feeding are invited to participate in this new event. To inquire about exhibit spaces, contact John C. I tie, 962 Raymee Drive, Lancaster, Pa. 17601. Phone: (717)6984690. ONS. openhouse Sing Sing Rd. DIRECTI 3rd Light' East of Corning To Elmira Airport ■> To Big Flats ►
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