HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
—One of the awards made during
the Pennsylvania All-American
Dairy Show might go unnoticed.
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BECOME A GOLDEN ACRES DEALER
Established dealers interested in
carrying quality, proven Golden Acres
Hybrids please call Bob Bergenstock
at Mausdale Farm Supply (717) 275-4850
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL DEALER TODAY!
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B,nton Farnsworth
L ft K Mills Farm Supply
717-928-6200 717-884-210(8
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717-323-0921
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717-263-3328 Inn Leld
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ft Supply John McCallps
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Slopes Wins Most Good Housekeeping Awards
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but gets earned for being noticed.
Unannounced inspections are
made in the bams of the Farm
Show Complex every day by inde
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Chatham Run Mill
717-769-6192
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Meiserville Milling
717-839-8888
Naw Ringgold
Andrew Seroka
717-386-8768
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pendent judges. Points are award
ed to exhibitors for educational
decoration and attractiveness,
cleanliness and care of exhibit
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Lock Havan
C.J. Wonsldler
218-767-7611
Nicholaon
Frank Squire
717-942-6444
Pan Argyl
Ralph Shook
218-863-8186
area, condition and presentation of
cattle in the bam, and spirit of co
operation with visitors, exhibitors
and show management
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Quakartown
C.J. Wonildler
218-536-1935
Saltordvilla
A.B. Weller ft Son
215-287-7049
Shlppansburg
Richard Bard
717-532-3577
Sunbury
Sunlight Feed Store
717-286-2911
NEW JERSEY
Phllllpaburg, N.J.
Earl Reed
201-859-3798
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 7,1989-A25
Daily winners are selected in
each of the six breeds, and the
farm with the highest points at the
end of the week wins the Good
Housekeeping Award, sponsored
by the Pennsylvania Dairymen’s
Association.
Green Slopes Farm of Imler,
Bedford County, won the award
four out of five days in the Guern
sey division and received a first
place plaque and SSO for their
weeklong efforts.
Green Slopes, owned by Galen
and Sonja McDonald, certainly
was one of the most attractive
areas of the complex this week.
Receiving plaques for the week
in the other five breeds were:
Lylehaven Farm of Montpelier,
Vermont, Holstein; Top-O-Hill
Farm, Downington, Chester
County, Jersey: Toll Gate Ayr
Farm of West Alexander, Wash
ington County, Ayrshire; GMC
Farm of Tunbridge, Vermont,
Milking Shorthorn; Top Acres
Farm, St. Paris, Ohio, Brown
Swiss.
An aid to fermentation for
all types of silage, baled
hay and high-moisture
grains, silos, bags, and
bunkers.
Manufactured by
International Stock Food Corporation
Authorized Dealer
Elvin M. Hursh
310 Wood corner Rd.
LKltz, PA 17543
Ph: 717-733-3538
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FAST_REGROWTH TQp TONNAGE
Vert«+
• A multi-pest resistant variety
• Excellent tolerance to anthracnose, pea aphid
bacterial wilt, Fusanum wilt, Phytophthora root rot
and Verticillium wilt.
• Good wmterhardmess, fast recovery and high yield
potential
• Topped a 72 variety test, yielding 7.6% more than
the test average in lowa State University 1896-87
trials
• In 1987 Penn State/USDA alfalfa trials at Rock
Springs and Hershey, PA, Verta+ produced yields
5% and 7% over the base average
$151“ per Bag Less 7%
Cash Discount Till
November 25, 1989
NO SILAGE PERM-
ENTATION ENZYME/
BACTERIA PRODUCT
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Blvin M. Hursh*
310 Woodcomer Rd.
Litltz, PA 17543
ph: 717-733-3538
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