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Don Seipt Jr, of Keystone Farm, demonstrates clipping at Northampton Dairy Youth
Day.
When weevils hit your fields, the
chewyour profits to the bone. Y(
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when weevils hit will protect
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Other sprays simply don't last
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only kills weevils, it also controls potato
®1983 FMC Corporation
Northampton holds Dairy Youth Day
Before those weevils chew up
everything in sight, spray with Furadan!
And save the aifaifa for yourself.
loppers, pea aphids and
.hoppers So you can save
iage and keep quality up.
ns season, scout for weevils
. If you see weevils, spray with
iradan. Save your profitable
alfalfa crop for yourself
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Judge Kathy Walton looks over class at Northampton Dairy
Youth Day.
EASTON The sixth annual
Dairy Youth Day, sponsored by the
Northampton County 4-H Dairy
Club, was held recently at Up
stream Farm. Open to anyone
eight to eighteen, a total of 21
youngsters participated in the day
long event.
HFMC
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Starting with a 9 AM
registration, the young people
were busy until noon clipping and
scrubbing registered Holstein
calves from the Upstream herd.
Following a picnic lunch, they
spent two hours training their
calves to lead. The climax of the
day was a fitting and showing
contest judged by Kathy Thomp
son Walton, of Tower-Vue
, Holsteins, Newtown.
Team competition linked a
Senior club member with a Junior
club member. In some cases, the
juniors were non-club, non-farm
children. The results were as
follows;
Fitting
Senior
Michelle Fulmer, Pen Argyl, Michael Weber,
Bethlehem, Michelle Fulmer, Nazareth. Suzanne
Weber, Bethlehem. Susan Fulmer, Pen Arygt.
Robert Miller. Tonya Starke, Upstream Farm, Cara
Strohmeier, Upstream Farm, Elizabeth Stroh
meier. Upstream Farm Elizabeth Stromeier,
Upstream Farm
Junior
Christie Merwarth, Easton. Lon Dunbar
Bangor Daniel Berghoid Bath, Katie Shelly.
Gtenside. Scott Longenbach, Juliann Longenbach.
Duane Koehler, Jennifer Shelly. Oaks. Shyanne
Fmken. Kevin McEwen Bangor. April and Summer
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Junior Showmanship
Kevin McEwen, Bangor. Daniel Berghold Bath
Lon Dunbar. Bangor
Senior Showmanship
Michelle Fulmer. Bangor, Susan Fulmer Bangor
Elizabeth Stroemeier. Upstream Farm