A22—Lancaster Fanafog, Saturday, May 14,1983
Clean and green amendment ready for Gov. signature
HARRISBURG The amend
ment to the Clean and Green Act
permitting a one-time split-off use
of up to two acres of farmland for
ag-related commercial purposes,
which passed the House last week,
was awaiting the Governor’s
signature this week.
HARRINGTON, DE - The
second officially ADGA sancioned
Dairy Goat Spring Show drew
exhibitors from a large area. The
show sponsored by the Delaware
Dairy Goat Association attracted
many exhibitors from Maryland,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
York, and Virginia.
One little doe was picked up in
New York at the airport, where she
was just flown in from California.
She traveled well and showed even
better, according to Debbie
Vickers, show secretary.
Another little buck shown was
representing a California breeder.
The buck had recently been pur
chased for over $2OOO.
Mr. Howard Deakyne of Rolla,
Missouri, said he was very sur
prised at the excellent quality of
animals on the Eastern Shore. He
was also surprised at the ap
proximately 250 animal turnout for
the show.
Ms. Vickers reported that Judge
Deakyne did an excellent job, his
reasons were easy to follow as
were his placmgs. The Judge took
time after the show to discuss
animals and what could be im
proved on with each one. She said
the exhibitors were pleased with
the state fairground facilities,
being well suited for the show, with
all the pens and the show under one
roof.
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Senate Bill 380, which amends
the Clean and Green Act, permits
the split-off of land enrolled in the
Preferential Tax Assessment
Program for commercial
marketing of ag products without
the penalty of rollback taxes on the
entire farm.
Del. holds spring dairy goat show
Delaware Dairy Goat Association,
Ms. Vickers said that they were
very pleased with the success of
the show and plan to continue
holding the show in May every
year. The association is pleased
that all the exhibitors wanted to be
put on the entry list for next years
spring show.
The placings of the show follow:
Best Buck in Show Ploughshare's Jen
Denominator exhibited by Bonnie Six
Alpine 1 Kasumibo C 6 s Hawke/e ex the
Stamour’s. 2 Singing Hills Psychic Anthony ex
Mary Jager
Nubian 1 Bridal Wreath My Sunny Val ex The
Rende’s. 2 Cold Comfort Emissary s Eli. ex Riok
Partington
Toggenburg 1 Ploughshare s Jen Denominator
ex Bonnie Six 2 Ebarb Halleujahs Hero ex Anita
Dail
Tri JetFogger
Open Buch Show
The two-acre commercial split
off is still subject to local zoning
ordinances and use-related taxes
though.
The commercial development of
marketing facilities is limited to
the farm owners.
All other Purebreds 1 Jen Ricky's Lucky, ex
Peg Thorton 2 Hunter's Moon Our Friend Bob. ex
The Evan's
Jr Doe Show
Best Doe in Show Singing Hills SS Match Me,
exhibited by Tanya Jager
Alpine 1 Singing Hills SS Match Me. ex Tanya
Jager. 2*Jen Ricky’s Linda, ex Ricky Thornton
Nubian 1-Magnum Omar's Mata Han, ex
Magnum Farm. 2 Tread Softly Scarlet Begonia, ex
Rick Partington
Toggenburg 1 RAJ's Baron’s Impish Daisy Mae
ex Becky Jacobson. 2-Cedar Lane C S Wellowynn
ex Gertrude Shockly
All other Purebred* 1 U of D Satyrn Fancy
ex Nancy L Kux, 2 Longden Acres Captain's Lady,
ex Roberta Bruckman
Recorded Grades 1 Mountammagic Mern Go
Round ex James Dominick 2 Kux's Leprechaun,
ex the Vickers
Sr Doe Show
Best Doe in Show Laughingstock Janhareth Erin,
exhibited by Gordon Maxwell, also best udder
Alpine 1 Permission Acres Ginger Cookie ex
Stamour 2 Smgm Hills Kelly s Antonia ex Mary
Jager
Nubian 2 Lotus Ladies Apple Blossom ex Rick
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In other ag-related legislative
matters in Harrisburg:
-Senate Bill 402 dealing with oil
and gas leases has been reported
out of the Senate Environmental
Resources and Energy Committee:
Some minor amendments were
added to the bill.
Partington. 2 Milky Vale Ranch Cathy, ex Joanne
Dominick
Toggenburg 1-Laughing Stock Janhareth Erm,
ex Gordon Maxwell. 2 Janhareth Ans Niedamp
Audubon, ex Gordon Maxwell
AH other Purebreds 1-Shtrley’s Abbie May
Flower, ex Gail Le Compte. 2 Gay Mor's K P
Cambric, ex Dennis Dominick
Recorded Grades 1 Lyondalft Shooting Star, ex
Dennis Dominick. 2 Kux's Boondock Patches ex
Nancy Kux
Best Dairy Herd
Hidden Oak herd, all Toggenburgs. exhibited by
Gordon Maxwell
Jr Showmanship
Stephanie Evans
Sr. Showmanship
Sam Mitchell
Adult Showmanship
Bonnie Six
Ms Six also gave instructions to
adults and kids alike Saturday
evening. This was the second year
she has given a crash course in
showmanship. TW
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-Interest is being shown among
a number of House members in a
bill being advanced by the State
Grange to require the bonding of
poultry processors and brokers. It
has resulted from the recent
Mandata Poultry bankruptcy,
which has affected some 60 broiler
growers In the state.
-A meeting was also scheduled
for this week with the PUC con
cerning aerial spraying along
utility rights-of-way.
The Grange reports that
recommendations concerning the
resumption of aerial spraying by
West Penn Power Company in
Fayette County have been
favorably received by the com
pany, PDA and the consumer
advocate.
The spraying would be resumed
under certain guidelines, which
give land owners the option to
perform the work along utility
rights-of-way themselves and then
be reimbursed by the utility. Also,
there would be guidelines con
cerning spraying in the vicinity of
certrain areas, such as ponds and
crops.
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