Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 05, 1987, Image 29

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    Winners In the fitting and showing competition of the dairy show at the
Mdntgomery County 4-H Fair were Karen Wolfgang, Gllbertsville, Junior
Champion Showman; Patricia Curtis, Pine Grove, Senior Champion Show
man; Brenda Wolfgang, Gllbertsville, Senior Champion Fitter and Seth Wolf
gang, Gllbertsville, Junior Champion Fitter.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 5, 1987-A29
CREAMERY The Mont
gomery County 4-H Dairy Round
up was held recently at the 4-H
Center in Creamery. Twenty 4-H
Dairy members exhibited 46 head
of cattle in six different breeds.
The Champions and Reserve
Champions in each breed were:
Holstein: Champion - Gregory
Moser, Barto; Reserve Champion -
Seth Wolfgang, Gilbertsville.
Jersey; Champion - Susan Sla
ter, Perkiomenville; Reserve
Champion - Patricia Curtis, Pine
Grove.
Guernsey: Champion - Brenda
Wolfgang, Gilbertsville; Reserve
Champion - Karen Wolfgang,
Gilbertsville.
Nutrient Lab At York
YORK The York County
Conservation District in coopera
tion with York County Fair Offi
cials have scheduled to have on
hand at the fair, Monday, Septem
ber 14, and Tuesday, September
15, the Chesapeake Bay Program,
mobile nutrient laboratory. The
Ayrshire: Champion - Amy
Wolfgang, Gilbertsville; Reserve
Champion - Seth Wolfgang,
Gilbertsville.
Brown Swiss: Champion - Paul
Gehringer, Bally: Reserve Champ
ion - Gregory Moser, Barto.
Milking Shorthorn: Champion
- Danielle Breaux, Salfordville;
Reserve Champion - Danielle
Breaux, Salfordville.
In the Fitting and Showmanship
competition Karen Wolfgang was
named Champion Junior Show
man and Patricia Curtis was the
Senior Champion Showman. Seth
Wolfgang earned the Champion
Junior Fitter award and Brenda
Wolfgang won the same award in
the senior division.
mobile lab is a joint educational
project between the Penn State
University and the Pennsylvania
Department of Environmental
Resource (DER). The lab is
designed to assist fanners and
landowners efficiently and safely
manage nutrients on the farm, so
that productivity is maintained and
pollution to our water resources is
reduced, thus maintaining or
improving local water quality and
the water quality of the Chesa
peake Bay.
The lab is designed to analyze
soil and manure samples for nutri
ent levels, specifically phosphorus
and potassium levels, in the soil,
and nitrogen, phosphorus and
potassium levels in the manure
sample. Using this data recom
mendations can be made to the far
mer on rates of manure and fertiliz
er needed to satisfy his crop needs,
and at the same time insure that
excesses are reduced which results
in savings to the farmer in reduced
fertilizer bills, and maintenance of
our water quality.
The lab is also capable of testing
water samples for nitrate levels,
which in excess can lead to health
problems for primarily human
infants and livestock.
The lab will be on display at the
fair and a representative from PA
DER and the Conservation District
will be on hand to answer any
questions, as well as provide litera
ture regarding the Chesapeake Bay
cleanup efforts both local and state
wide.
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