Quality Shines (Continued from Page 02) January gilt tor the champion title. Lake, from Cove Tannery, showed a LDLB 2 Clarence daughter. POLAND CHINA Making their KILE debut, Ran dy and Tona Smith of Alexander, 111., continued their tradition of winning. Third-generation hog producers, the Smiths drove their March boar and gilt to champion titles. The pair both are sired by IXL Balancer. The Smiths own Landrace and Something New For Every Dairy Farm From Northrup King Our full line of &axey hybrids demonstrates our commit ment to an ever increasing number of waxey corn grow ers. They know the advantages of waxey hybrids from The New Northrup King. Waxey corns look no different from normal dent corn. The difference is in the starch molecules. Starch composi tion of corn kernels comes in two forms linear and branched. The endosperm starch of waxey corn is 100% amy lopectm (branched chain). Normal dent corn is 25% amyl- Waxey Hybrids 55987 wx Relatively Maturity: 106-110 This exciting waxey will be the one to beat • High yield potential • Long, flex ear • Medium-hard starch grain that • High TDN silage dries last • Excellent grain quality • Suggested Harvest Pop. (ppa): 22-26,000 Best Adapted to Zones: 5,6, 7 Companions: S34o6wx, S7B3Bwx Alfalfa ' ★ Fortress A premier alfalfa setting new standards for yield, quality and pest resis tance • Resistance to 10 major pests Bacterial wilt Common leaf spot Phytophthora root rot Pea aphid Anthracnose (race 1) Spotted alfalfa aphid Verticillium wilt Stem nematode Fusanum wilt Aphanomyces roc* rot • Wmterhardy for medium to long stand life • Very fast recovery after cutting • Early maturity • Adapted to northern two-thirds of U S Ag-Center Inc. Mlffllnburg, PA (717) 966-3804 Letter L Crider Shippenabura. PA [717) 532-3635 Dillert Feed ft Supply Waynesboro, PA (717) 762-7406 Hake* Farm ft Seed Service Red Lion, PA (717) 244-2784 Horace Heindel ft Son York. PA (717) 244-3780 Richard H Kauffman Columbia, PA (717) 653-1653 Gene Miller Calawlsaa, PA (717) 799-5760 WvBoo M** HOBTHRUp K*iq Hampshires as well and have won championships at many national Shows including the 1989 Illinois and Indiana fairs. The reserve champion boar went to Cheryl Bennecoff of Kutz town. She showed February litter mates with CAB 9 S 1-6 being named reserve champion. The boar is an IXLB S AL Balance 34-3 son out of IXLB PK Pet 16-10. Bennecoff was named the show’s Poland China premier exhibitor. Leland Mapes and family of Unionville Center, Ohio, had the reserve champion gilt Exhibitors Minnie Lou Farm* Danville, PA (717) 437-3212 Tri-County Ag Center Inc. MeVeytown, PA (717) 890-6772 Warrior* Mark Feed Center Warriors Mark. PA (814) 632-5490 Wayne Feed Supply Olllsbura, PA (717) 432-9623 Wayne Feed Supply Cnambsrsburg, pA (717) 263-4121 Kenneth E Zurln John D Cased ft Son# Inc. Ml. Joy. PA h£TS! a i»2 w !. l Juo A (717) 898-8736 (717) 566-8022 J Richard Bomberger Lebanon, PA (717) 949-3442 Larry Bower Linden, PA (717) 323-3546 of last year’s KILE Poland China champions and reserve champ ions, the Mapes showed an April gilt that - impressed the judge. SPOTTED SWINE For the second consecutive year, Brian Lake of Big Cove Tan nery had the champion Spotted boar. His champion, 8119 Stand out 27-2, is a February son of Mr. Standout 88 out of 8118 Sadie 18-10. The reserve champion boar was owned by Leslie and Lazarus Brothers of Germansville. The vet eran exhibitors, also named the show’s premier Spotted exhibitor, showed the first-place March boar, LLB 9 Fore Traveler 22-4. Fore Waxey Hybrids o°°OOo«o °°o *° o / V—o*. >-r eooo **>..-.®- 00 - - - r / i ••• 0 o Amytopectm (Branched, Waxey com starch) Amylose (Linear) OOQOOOO 0«« 000 0 0 0 » • •00*oO o0 * O0 ° O District Sales Manager Steve Shipman 717-726-6958 Bruce B Gamble flc Sane Concord, PA (717) 349-2670 Ralph W Fischer Crystal Spring, PA (814) 735-4499 Blwood Rarer Montgomery, PA (717F547-6133 Harrison Farms Llttlestown, PA (717) 359-7460 Gordon Isenberg Alexandria, PA (814) 669-9323 Knisely’s Ag Center Inc. Carlisle, PA (717) 243-2233 Oberholtzer Dairy Farm Stephen At Jody Snyder East Earl, PA PA (717) 384-0832 (717) 362-8738 o~ Anhydroglucose unit Waxey Hybrids S7B3Bwz Relative Maturity: 112-116 A waxey hybrid with excellent yield potential • Very good stalk and excellent root strength • Long showy ears with medium ear placement • Excellent early vigor; adapts well to reduced tillage • Suggested Harvest Pop. (ppa): 18-26,000 Best Adapted to Zones: 6,7, 8 Companion: Ss9B7wx Sorghum Sordan 79 Sorghum-Sudangrass Hybrid A widely adapted, high yielding sorghum-sudangrass hybrid • Excellent for grazing, greenchop or emergency forage • Works well for early silage • Excellent cover crop for set-aside acres • Rapid growth and recovery • Tolerant to atrazme carryover • Economically priced • Resistant to Biotype C greenbugs • Has the potential to help reclaim saline and sodic soils Lancaster Farming Saturday, October 14,1989-D3 Traveler is a TDHS 5 Chad son out of LSF6 Miss Five Shot. Jim and Gus Parlett of Airville exhibited both champion gilts. The January littermates are RRA7 Mr T 7 daughters out of TM7 Jenny 3-4. TM9 Jenny 2-9 beat out her sister for the championship title. YORKSHIRE The champion gilt and reserve champion boar went to littermates shown by Annville exhibitor Blue Mountain View Farms. Owned by Charlie Bomgardner, the pair are February progeny of HDH7 EZ 3-8 out of SFRB Miss Spade. The ose (straight chain) and 75% amylopecm. During diges tion, end-to-end starch chains break down more slowly than branched chains. Dairymen report waxey gram improves milk production and butterfat content. Livestock feeders report improved rate of gain and more economical feed conversion with waxey grain. Premium prices are paid for waxey gram in some markets. Demand in export markets has increased steadily. Scott V Shipman Mill Hell, PA (717) 726-3707 Robert E Side! Warfordsburg, PA (717) 294-3349 Someraet Milling Co. Someraet, PA (814) 445-7804 Twin Fir Farm Centre Hall, PA (814) 364-8270 Ivy-League Holatelna Carlisle. PA (717) 486-4934 Ruaael C Judy Me Veytown, PA (717) 699-7829 Kepner Farm Supply ~ ■ 111 At Spreader (71 M 7) Un B%- P 3^2B winning gilt is BMV9 Miss Spade ' 15-1, while her brother is BMV9 EZ 15-4. The champion York boar was exhibited by Strawbridge & McCleary, who also were named premier York exhibitor. The boar is JES 9 Stetson 5-6, a WGW7 Stet son 7-1 son out of JES 7 Miss TOTO 2-5. The reserve champion gilt was exhibited by Wilson’s Yorkshires. The New Freedom York breeders also had last year’s champion boar. Their gilt, WW49 Wilson Lady (Turn to Page D 4) Lyn-Lee Forma State College, PA (814) 238 -1. 233 Darid H Martin Newmenatown, PA (717) 949-3529 Herbert Mjere Lewlsberry, PA (717) 697-8903 Ronald Shaffer ft Son* Dalmatia, PA (7X7) 788-6348 Walnut Barn ft Dairy Equip. Port Royal, PA (717) 436-9429 Rhoads Mills, Inc, Selinsgrove. PA (717) 374-8141 Bedford Farm Bureau Bedford, PA (814) 623-6194 THENEW NORTHRUPKING Seeds and service second to noner