Displaying their corn trophies are Octorara Young Farmers, from left, Arthur Hershey,
first silage and fourth corn grain; Dennis Breckbill, fifth corn grain; Glen Engle, first corn
grain; Melvin Stoltzfus, second corn grain; William Stoltzfus, second silage and third
corn grain; and John Brubaker, fourth silage.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,19 M-813
Octorata Young Farmers receiving hay and haylage awards
are, from left, Arthur Hershey, third haylage; Melvin Stoltz
fus, first high hay; Kenneth Umble, second haylage; William
Stoltzfus, third high hay; and Tim Kauffman, first haylage.
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Arthur Hershey was awarded
first in the silage contest,
producing 20 tons of silage at 9.0
total digestible nutrients (TDN).
Other winners were: William
Stoltzfus, second, 13 tons at 8.1
TDN; Nelson Stoltzfus, third, 22
tons at 7.95 TDN; and John
Brubaker, fourth, 21 tons at 7.89
TDN.
Youth Conservation
School Planned
LANCASTER - A Youth Con
servation School is again being
sponsored jointly by the Lancaster
county Conservation District and
the Federated Sportsman’s Clubs
of Lancaster County. The School is
a week-long resident camp that is
held at the Northern Lancaster
County Fish and Game Association
grounds in West Cocalico Town
ship
Boys and girls, ages 14-16, are
eligible to attend through spon
sorship by a Sportsman’s Club, an
environmental group, or possibly,
a service organization. The cost to
attend is $65 per student. Dates for
this year’s School are July 22-28
The goal of the school is to in
troduce youth to natural resource
f'nnc«'' - ' , 'ihr>n Instruction is done
Young Farmers
New officers were also elected.
They are president John Brubaker,
vice president Kenneth Umble,
secretary Steve Kauffman,
treasurer Larry Hershey and
public relations Melvin Stoltzfus.
The awards banquet ended with
a slide presentation on European
agriculture by Newton Bair,
former Lebanon County extension
agent.
by professional resource people
and other trained conservationists.
Topics covered include: orien
teering, survival, forestry, soil and
water conservation, stream im
provement, aquatic biology,
wildlife management, and firearm
safety. Students interested in
pursuing employment in the field
of natural resources would greatly
benefit from the school The
program is geared toward
education and only those students
genuinely interested in learning
about conservation should attend
For additional information,
please contact Tun Breneisen at
the Lancaster County Con
servation District Office at (717)
299-5361
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