Baylor announces hay and silage contest winners
ROCK SPRINGS, PA - The best
hay and silage samples in Penn
sylvania were judged at Penn
State's Ag Progress Days today.
Dr. John Baylor, chairman of the
hay show committee, announced
the winners of the IS6S Penn
sylvania Hay Show.
In the alfalfa-first cutting
category (alfalfa with less than 10
percent of grasses), first place
went to Paul Bollinger Myerstown
in Lebanon County. The Milton
Hershey School Farms in Hershey
were awarded second place, and
third place went to Gerald E.
McMath of Shade Gap in Hun
tingdon County.
In the alfalfa-later cuttings
category, another - first-place
award went to Paul Bollinger. I.F.
Altemose and Sons in Effort,
Monroe' County received second
place, and Milton Hershey School
Farms placed third.
In the alfalfa-grassed mixed-
First cutting category, Paul
Wisser of Coopersburg, Lehigh
County, received first place.
Second place went to Robert
Wriglesworth of Grampian,
Clearfield County and Leroy
Pinker of Penargyl, Northampton
County took third prize.
John Jurists of Tunkbannock in
Wyoming County received first
place in the alfalfa-grass mixed-
Later Cuttings category. Second
place winner was Nevin 6. Rice of
Blain, Perry County, and third
place went to Ted Kuckuck of
Salts burg, Indiana County.
Another award was won by Paul
Bollinger in the Clover category.
Carl J. Pearce of Kylertown,
Clearfield County received the
second place, and Nevin Rice
finished third.
Ihe Clover Timothy mixed
category was won by Marshall V.
Wolfe of St. Mary’s in Elk County.
Eugene Stauffer of York received
second and David R. Harrop St. of
Milroy in Mifflin County placed
third.
Paul Bollinger received the first
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Gettysburg took top honors in the
Birdsfoot Trefoil Mixed Category.
In the grass-first cutting
category, David J. Peachey of
Bellville in Mifflin County received
first place. Second went to Leroy
F. Rowles of Olanta, Clearfield
County and third place winner was
Herman Espy of Spruce Creek in
Huntingdon County.
Leroy F. Rowles also received
first place in the Grass-Second
Cutting Category. Nevin Rice took
second place, and third place went
to Marshall Wolfe.
Other winners were:
Mixed Hay (more than 56 percent
legumes)
1. Lloyd George, 2." David R.
Harrop St., 3. Carl J. Pearce.
Mixed Hay (more than 56 percent
grasses)
1. David R. Harrop Sr., 2. Nevin
Rice, Blain, 3. A.L. Orner,
Rockton.
Sommer Animal Grasses
1. Rick Beshore, 2.1. F. Altemose
and Sons, 3. Paul Bollinger.
Section n: Partially field cured
phis
heat dried (no hay preservative.)
Alfalfa-First cutting
1. Sam Martin.
Alfalfa-Later Cutting*
1. Jay McCarroll, 2. Dan and Tim
Alderfer, 3. Paul Bollinger.
Alfalfa Grass Mixed
1. JayMcCarrolL
Alfalfa Grass-Mlxed-Later Cut
tings
1. Jay McCarroll.
Clover Timothy Mixed
1. Jay McCarroll.
Grass-First Catting
I. Jay McCarroll.
Grass-Second Cutting
1. Jay McCarroll, 2. William J.
Smith.
Mixed Hay (more than 91 percent
legume*)
1. William J. Smith.
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Entries for the hay show were due in the forage tent by Tuesday morning. Accepting
and recording the entries were, Lisa Spots of Penn State, Cy Chadwick, Extension
Agent, and Al Dugan of Milton Hershey Farms.
Hollow Farm.
Mixed Hay-more than M percent
legumes
1. Stephen W. Smith, 2. A.L.
OrnerSons.
Mixed Hay-more than H percent
grasses
Section ni: Partially field cured
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Alfalfa-Pint Cutting
1. David Wltmer.
Alfalfa-Later Cuttings
. Heidel Hollow Farm Inc., 2.
John W. Snook, 3. NevinG. Rice.
Alfalfa Grau Mixed-First Cuttingi
1. Herman Espy, 2. David
Witmer.
Alfalfa Grtu Mixed-Later Cut
tings
1. A.L. Orner Son s, 2.
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HAY CROP SILAGE CLASSES
Legume and legume-gran mix
over
41 percent legume
1. Gerald McMath, 2. Arlin
Folly Riafcel, 3. Robert Wrigleaworth.
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Legume and legnme-gra«s mix
over
49 percent legume
1. Milton Hershey School, 2.
Robert Pardoe Jr., 3. Soenka
Haseloff.
Mainly Gnua-leu than 49 percent
legume
1. Randy Lacy, 2. Herman Espy.
Mainly Graaa-le« than M percent
legume,
Low moiatore
1. William C. Means Jr., 2.
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