A34-L«ncasttr Fanning, Saturday, October 27,1990
York Holstein Association Honors Members, Elects Directors
JOYCE BUPP
York Co. Correspondent
YORK (York Co.) Award
presentations were the order of the
evening as the York Holstein
Association held its annual dinner
Accepting York Holstein show front from left, Chad and Amy Trimmer, for
Coredale Holsteins, Darla Doll for Dar-Dale Farms, and rear from left, Robert Morris for
Greg Gemmlll, Tom Boyer, Sunnybend Farm and Frank Feeser, Furnace Creek Farm.
Milk
Producers
Association
Names
Administrative
Manager
GREEN," N.Y.—
Cathryn Buck of Ska
neateles, N.Y., was
recently named admini
strative manager of the
Milk Producers Volun
tary Agricultural Asso
ciation in Greene, N.Y.
This association was
formed to improve and
promote the economic
conditions and products
of persons engaged in
agriculture in the
Northeast.
Membership in the
association entitles far
mers and agri
businessmen to partici
pate in many programs,
including health cover
age plans in the Milk
Producers Health and
Welfare Trust Fund.
Various new prog
rams to benefit associa
tion members are
expected to be imple
mented in early 1991.
Mrs. Buck recently
served as the communi
cations director of the
Regional Cooperative
Marketing Agency in
Batavia, N.Y.; and she
is currently working
toward a degree in Engl
ish education at Cort
land State University.
Mrs. Buck received
her bachelor of sciences
degree in communica
tions from the College
of Agriculture and Life
Sciences at Cornell Uni
versity in May 1988.
She and her husband
own a 60-head beef herd
in Skaneateles.
Although she is cur
rently employed part
time by the Milk pro
ducers Voluntary Agri
cultural Association,
Mrs. Buck is to begin
her full-time position
January 1. Prior to that,
Mrs. Buck will continue
schooling and do her
practice teaching in
Moravia, N.Y.
and meeting on October 20 at the
Thomasville Fire Hall.
Top winners at the July county
Holstein show were honored and
presented trophies for their show
accomplishments. Grand champ-
Companion Hybrids For Pennsylvania
Give You A Better Shot At A Bigger Yield.
EARLY MATURITY
DK 524
• Consistent high yields, grain or
silage
• Very good plant health,
excellent staygreen
• Excellent drydown
• 100-day relative maturity
'’XiSI
ion and best senior female bred
and owned award was presented to
Furnace Creek Farm, Hanover,
owned by Frank and Sandy
Feeser.
Reserve grand champion and
Spread your risk and avoid a hurry-up harvest
with this team of top-yielding com hybrids from DEKALB.
MID-MATURITY
New DK 582
• Excellent plant health for top yields
• Fast emergence in cool soils for
early planting
• Specially developed for the Mid-
Atlantic environment
• 108-day relative maturity
best three females awards went to
Sunnybend Farm, owned by Tom
and June Boyer. York.
In other presentations: trophy
for the junior champion and best
junior animal bred and owned by
exhibitor was presented to Shan
non Doll, Brodbecks; Greg Gem
mill, Delta, was the recipient of
the reserve junior champion hon
or; an award for the best three
junior females went to Coredale
Holsteins, Rodman and Jane
Thompson, East Berlin.
Trophy sponsors included Sire
Power, Cargill/Nutrena, Robert
Morris for Landmark Genetics, Ira
Boyer for American Breeders Ser
vice, Service Feed and Supply,
Hoke Mills, Agway, Inc., D.E.
Hom/Pennfield, Larry Amspacher
Crtce silo chute
made with fiberglass, the material of the future
and proven in the past
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL fg\
silo company for f iiberdoivie )
MORE INFORMATION /
§ gf P.O. Box 11 • Lako Mills, Wl 53551
...HUMt I&tAAL (414) 645-8376
LATE MATURITY
New DK 677 JSBMi
• High-yield potential
• Excellent plant health and *
standability
• Excellent drought tolerance
• 117-day relative maturity
Talk To Your Local DeKalb
Representative For More Information
and Dan Hushon for Atlantic
Breeders Cooperative.
Three directors were elected to
the York Holstein board of direc
tors for three-year terms. New
directors are Troy Zirkle, Man
chester, Frank Feeser, Hanover,
and Roy Thompson, East Berlin.
Directors completing three-year
terms of office were Dale Furh
man, Hanover, Ron Fetrow, York,
and Jed Beshore, New
Cumberland.
State director, Jed Beshore
reported an increase in state asso
ciation dues for 1991, with a herd
fee of $25 plus 65-cents per milk
ing cow. He said exports of Penn
sylvania cattle continue, with sev
eral more orders expected through
the winter months.
Earning Our Way
(In Moil' ol Yom Acii's