PSU Dairy Science Club
Each county 4-H team, and FFA chapter
will be allowed a maximum of eight contes
tants. Jr. 4-H’ers must be bom on or after
January 1, 1976. Any bonafide 4-H mem-
ber can judge in the Sr. 4-H division.
Entry fees ate $4 per contestant plus $4
per coach attending the contest if paid in
advance. This fee covers the costs of lunch
and helps cover the costs of mailing the
results. Entry forms are due Monday.
Match 12,1990. Forms should include the
division, team-members' names, coach’s
name, Jrs. giving reasons, return address,
and phone number. Please mail the infor
mation along with the entry fee (check
made payable to: Penn State Dairy Science
Club) to:
Mike Eckert
212 Borland Laboratory
University Park, PA 16802
or call (814) 863-4205 for more informa-
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don. Registration will also be held the day
of the contest at 9:00 a.m. at the Ag Arena.
However, late entry fees are $5 per contes
tant arid coach.
The Dairy Judging Contest is part of our
annual Dairy Exposition. The Exposition,
in its 65th year, is a dairy cattle fitting and
showmanship contest between Penn State
students, and will be held on April 21,
1990. At lunchtime that day, special events
such as a calf dressing contest and milking
contest will be held. Following the exposi
tion is our annual awards banquet. The
awards for the judging contest will also be
presented at the banquet For ticket infor
mation, contact Borland Lab at the above
address or phone number.
We, the Dairy Science Club members,
would like to extend a warm welcome to all
4-H and FFA teams across the state to parti
cipate in this valuable learning experience.
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Camp Hill Corn
Conference Set
UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre
Co.) The Pennsylvania Master
Com Growers* Association will
hold its annual com conference at
the Penn Harris Inn and Conven
tion Center on Thursday, March 1,
1990, in Camp Hill.
The program will run from 8:30
a.m. until 3:15 p.m. Keynote
speaker will be John Marten of
Farm Journal Magazine, who will
be discussing the future of com
production and the short and long
term price outlook. Dr. Marshall
McGlamery of the University of
Illinois will speak about herbi-
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cides for the 19905, and Dr.
Donald Ganske of DuPont Chemi
cal Company will talk about
trends in pesticide usage over the
next decade.
The program will be rounded
out by Dr. Wes Kezar, an animal
nutritionist from Pioneer Hi-Bred
International, Inc., who will dis
cuss com silage production and
research.
Tickets for the conference are
available from seed suppliers or
your local county agent at $6 per
person. Contact Walter Johnson
(814) 692-4655 or Ed Lazowski
(717) 653-5605.