BY LAURA ENGLAND
YORK Fritz Frey and Chris
Shive have been strong com-
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yean. , Blackbird of Ettrkk 3P. Presenting Frey his trophy are judge Gary Dean
and Jason Bross of T and J Farms.
“We tried Hardy Brand com...
“As the name goes,
it’s Hardy!”
Dick and Gary Hahn
Easton, EA
“Considering this year’s dry
weather, the Hardy 701 X,
703 X, and 301 X have done real
good for us. They dry down real
good, produce good, and the
price is right. And the corn
looks real nice. Hardy corn
really is hardy! They live up to
their name, and I intend to
stick with them.
Another thing I like —I al
ways plant medium flat ker
nels, and Hardy seems to run
nice and uniform. I can go from
one variety to another and I
don’t have to change plates.”
Shive headline Jr. Angus Show at York
Frey,
petitors in the Angus show arena
and this Sunday headlined the Pa.
Jr. Angus Invitational Show at the
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.. .and we like it!”
See your local Hardy Brand dealer, or contact:
“For a Hardy Stand use Hardy Brand"
“Hardy ontyielded
the competition.”
Sam Piazza
Piazza Florins
Phillipsburg, NJ
“The first year I tried Hardy,
I planted 701 X and 301 X right
alongside the Pioneer. They
outyielded doth of the Pioneer
varieties for their maturity
dates.
Let’s face it, anyone can put
out a variety that will do good
in an ideal season. You’ve got
to he able to perform respect
ably in a poor season. You don’t
want to hear excuses—you
want to go out there with a
combine and have corn on
those ears. In two years’ ex
perience with Beachley-HardY-
I haven’t had a problem.”
York Fair
champions.
Frey, Quarryville, earned grand
with
their
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“We like corn that
husks nice and clean.”
Donald Mack
Mack Items
PonArgyl, SA
“We tried it, we liked it. It
husked well . . better than
some others we tried. And it
stood up well and yielded well,
about 150 bushels or so. I’ve
been buying Hardy Corn for
around 10 years. We use 701 X,
802 X, and this year we tried
some 301 XS and 602 XS,
Hardy has good standability,
and it’s reasonably priced. You
probably get more kernels tc
their full bushel bag than a lot
of other companies, and Har
dy’s price is often lower."
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heifer
held for all junior showmen. After dose inspection by judge
Gary Dean, the winners were, from left: Donald Godfrey.
Felton, rookie fitter; Susan Eisenhour, Wellsville, ages 9-14;
and Krista Rankin. Abbottstown, IS and over. With the
winners is Bill Dietz, sponsor of the revolving fitting trophies.
championship honors with his took the reserve title with her
junior yearling heifer, Blackbird of summer heifer, BV Queen 582.
Ettrick 3P. Shive, Seven Valleys, Winning junior calf honors was
Deb Hoffman, grand champion,
and Joann Rishel, reserve grand.
The summer heifer title went to
Chris Shive, while Ernie Frey II
took the reserve ribbon.
Fritz Frey was named junior
yearling winner and Cathy Shive,
the reserve. Late junior yearling
class winners were Diane Krause,
champion, and Joann Rishel,
reserve.
Following the judging by Gary
Dean, Strasburg, an open
showmanship contest for all junior
beef showman at the York Fair
was held. The senior winner was
Krista Rankin, Abbottstown. and
Susan Eisenhour, Wellsville. was
the 9-14 age class winner. First
year showman Donald Godfrey.
Felton, was namned the rookie
showmanship winner
In breed class competition, the
following were named winners
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