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SUFFOLK
Ram Lamb under 1 year
1 Brad Wenger 2 Tony Bender 3 Jeff Martin
Champion Ram
Brad Wenger
Reaerva Champion Ram
Tonv Bender
Yearling Ewe -1 yr and under 2
1 Brad Wenger, 2 Jeff Martin, 3 Jenny
Wenger
Ewe lamb under 1 yr
1 Jeff Martin 2 Jenny Wenger, 3 Doug Martin
Champion Ewe
Jeff Martin
Reserve Champion Ewe
Brad Wenger
Two Ewe Lamba
1 Jeff Martin, 2 Doug Martin
Breeder* Young Flock
1 Jeff Martin 2 Doug Martin
Got of Sira
1 Jeff Martin, 2 Doug Martin
ROMNEY
Champion Ewe
Kevin Hoshour
DORSET
Champion Ram
Jeff Martin
Champion Ewe
Jeff Martin
HAMPSHIRE
Champion Ram
Missy Zook
Reserve Champion Ram
Tracy Kauffman
Champion Ewa
Tracy Kauffman
Reserve Champion Ewe
Tracy Kauffman
SOUTHDOWN
Champion Ram
Mark Tracy
Champion and Reserve Champion Ewa
Mark Tracy
Two Ewe Lambs
Mark Tracy
Got ol Sira
Mark Tracy
DEKALB, 111. - Some fanners dorfer calculates, when the value
should begin com harvest early to of the bushels saved equals or
minimize the effects from exceeds the cost of artificially
European com borer damage, drying the grain or elevator
says Bill Arndorfer, regional moisture discount. “The only way
agronomist for Dekalb-Pfizer to know the extent of damage in
Genetics. “Where the insect has your fields, if any, is to walk your
been active, com plants will not com fields and assess the amount
stand persistent autumn winds and of damage caused by the insect,”
ear droppage and stalk lodging will the agronomist states.
occur -” “Both first and second
Early harvest is justified, Am- generation European com borers
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CHEVIOT
Champion Ram
Doug Martin
COLUMBIA
Champion Ewe
Heidi Fisher
SHROPSHIRE
Champion Ewe
Heidi Fisher
Champion Ram of All Breads
Missy Zook
Reserve Champion Ram of All Breeds
Jeff Martin
Champion Ewe of All Breeds
Tracy Kauffman
Reserve Champion Ewe of All Breeds
Tracy Kauffman
MARKET LAMBS
Lightweight
Class 1
1 Heidi Fisher 2 Carey Donchez 3 Mark
Tracy
1 Cltlf Horning, 2 Carey Donches, 3. Gary Crills
1 Tim Engle, 2 Jeff Gehman 3 Stacy Zim
merman
Class 4
1 Carey Donchez, 2 Stacy Zimmerman 3 Gary
Crills
Champion Lightweight
Cliff Horning
Reserve Champion Lightweight
Carey Donchez
Middleweight
ClauS
1 Elaine Zeisot, 2 Tim Engle, 3 Tim Engle
1 Mary Tracy, 2 Jeff Martin, 3 Elaine Zeiset
1 Tammy Martin, 2 GaryCnll,3 JeffGehman
Class 8
1 GaryCnll, 2 Jeff Martin, 3 Clift Horning
Champion Middleweight
Tammy Martin
Reserve Champion Middleweight
Elaine Zeiset
Heavyweight
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have been quite active in many
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derstanding of the injury caused
by European com borer and what
to look for in your fields is useful in
determining the need for early
harvest.
“Shot holes” in com plants are
caused by the first generation,
Arndorfer observes. “One larvae
per plant, which has burrowed into
the stalk, can reduce yields by 5
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Grand champion honors of the Denver Fair sheep show went to, from left, Tracy
Kauffman, all breeds champion ewe; Kevin Bollinger, grand champion market lamb; and
Missy Zook, all breeds champion ram.
1 Kevin Bollinger. 2 Jason Stoltzfus. 3 Tammy I Bred Wenger, 2 Mary Tracy, 3 Mark Tracv
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percent due to the interference of y* 6l * l reductions by feeding on the
water and nutrient movement in developing grain,
the plant,” he says. Treatment at this time is useless
The second generation European damage is already
com borer is more likely to be “ one ' Arrotorter concludes. Early
found in the latest planted com harvest of severely infested fields,
fields. “They damage com plants at higher moisture levels, will
by boring into stalks, tassels, and red “ c ' field loss *f: 11 T h ® natiiral
ear ahSks and increase the
likelihood of field loss due to ear ft T °f
droppage and stalk lodging,” pressure frwn stalk rot
Amdorfer says. They also cause geterioration of the i^Kk.
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Kevin Hoshour
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