A3B-Lancastor Farming, Saturday, January 18,1986
Farm leaders
honored
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executive committees.
The association also conferred
its Cooperative Extension Service
Award on Larry W. Specht,
coordinator of dairy science ac
tivies at Penn State.
During his 28 years of service at
the school, Specht has conducted
outstanding programs in dairy
cattle genetics, according to Prof.
Sidney Barnard, extension
specialist in food science.
FFA Keystone Farmers
The state’s Future Farmers of
America conferred their Keystone
Eugenie S. DeCou
Carl and Martha Bender
Arthur A. Davis, president
of the state Planning Board
and professor of forestry and
environmental science at Penn
State, urged cooperation
between farmers and non
farmers, during his address to
the Pre-Farm Show Banquet
Saturday.
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Farmer degrees on hundreds of
FFAers at the organization’s
annual mid-winter convention.
In addition, it singled out two of
its finest members for special
recognition, naming J. Richard
Speer of Blairs Mill the State Star
Farmer, and John D. Bouch of
Burnside the State Star
Agribusinessman.
Speer, son of Mr
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Richard Speer Jr., is 50 percent
owner of his family’s 95-cow dairy
and crop farm. He is responsible
for managing the 62 milking cows,
including feeding and breeding
operations. He also helps his father
with the field crops, which include
com, oats, barley, wheat, alfalfa
and mixed hay.
A member of the Southern
Huntingdon FFA chapter, he has
served as chapter vice president
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He was in the State FFA Band for
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Bouch, the State Star
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He has been chairman of
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