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Top award winner
Davey Award from 1983 winner Melanie Alsdorf-Bachman,
Spartansburg.
Alan Kozak
Dairy Shrine Award
Harry Roth
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today’s youth, Roth is involved in
several youth activities. For 12
years, he served as superintendent
of the All-American judging
contest held at Harrisburg. He has
helped with 4-H and FFA judging
contests and is a state and
nationally approved dairy cattle
judge.
Not stopping there, Roth has
coordinated the state Purebred
Dairy Cattle Association (PDCA)
judging school. He has also spoken
to Penn State’s ag careers class
helping to relate the realistic view
of agriculture careers.
“I tell the class the importance
of good preparation,” Roth said. “I
point out the need to consider in the
curriculum courses that will be
helpful, not only in dairy and
animal science, but others that will
round out the education, such as
management, economics and
communications courses.”
Currently employed by Atlantic
Breeders Cooperative, Lan
caster,Roth began his career in the
artificial insemination industry as
a fieldman for the Western Penn
sylvania Artificial Breeders
Cooperative (WPABC). He later
was a sire analyst and was
manager of WPABC.
Now the breed programs
director, Roth is responsible for
the care of the bulls and the care of
the facilities. He is also responsible
for production, processing and
distribution of all semen.
Serving the AI industry in many
capacities, Roth is a member of
the National Association of Animal
Breeders and has served on the
dairy sire evaluation and iden
tification committee, was a
member of the board of directors
and served as president last year
Surpised by his selection as
Distinguished Alumnus, Roth
admitted laughing that he plugs for
Penn State whenever he can. A
true Penn Stater, Roth returns to
his alma mater when asked and
keeps ties with the University
through involvement in student
activities
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