National Hereford Show Season Begins
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S finest for the first national whcnK&BJac 077 walked out of yearling division. „
Hereford show of the season here the ring with the reserve grand The champion bull in the calf and Bar Lyn Ranch. Powell edßC
at the American Royal Livestock champion buU banner. Co-owned division was the junior calf class ? T'r 8 " “
Show. by White Herefords. Banner, winner. H 8072 LI 1002 IET. a 2-year-old son of Tex Prime Ms Pnss 021 captured the victory
With the American Hereford Wyo.. and George Ochsner & Hudson Herefords and John R. T H?% . „ _ as J }
Association’s annual meeting and Sons, Torrington, Wyo., the junior Berry, both of Harrison, Art. ff JJ ff N * K ßyan n ?^ eth * 10 ‘ A ?!L!wrihL S..h P SS
a number of other activities, the 74 yearling followed his stallmate exhibited the Arrow CLI Dorn g ? rc ’ Neb., received the reserve awarded the blue nbbon uj the best
owners led out a strong showing of through the ranks as a K&B 8072 son. The reserve champion ™ p ‘? n heifer J; h ° nors _Y lth s ‘x-head and cl^ses^A
100 head to climax the various Design 8019 IET son, bull calf award went to Adams E . e^ an 5 c J e * combination of Tex Prim
events. Rod Ogrcn. Marcus. lowa, The grand champion heifer hon- Bros. & Co. on ABC Endcavof T mc sm5 J. *® senior heifer calf, progeny won the first-place get
completed the official placings. ors were claimed by another con- 1086. The spring bull calf winner Junior exhibitor Becky Cogbum, title.
Cattle exhibited by K&B Here- sistent winner, Adams Bros. & was sired by ABC Powertime
fords and owned by Ken and Bon- Co., owned by Bill and Liz Sharp 9052.
nie Bieber, Onida, S.D., caught and managed by Roger Che- Butch Sellman& Family, Craw-
Judge Ogren’s eye for most the day noweth, Kilgore, Neb. This Tex ford. Neb., made their way to the
as they finished the day with three Prime Time daughter, ABC Jazzy winner’s circle with the reserve
champions. Biebers made their Time 0220, began her successful yearling champion bull. SR Prog
first appearance in the winner’s outing as the first place senior heif- ress 0117, a Tex Prime Time son,
circle what K&B Horizon 9208 er calf and the calf champion. earned the honors after a blue rib
-IET captured the grand champion K&B Herefords claimed their bon finish in the late spring year
bull honors. Earlier victories in the final championship title when ling class,
senior yearling class and senior K&B Starlet 0157 IET won the The reserve senior champion
division secured the victory for the reserve grand champion female bull hailed from the stalls of
DR Achiever 8403 son. honors. Star Donald 33SF 4ET Adams Bros. & Co. ABC Big
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Lancaster Fanning Saturday, December 7,1991-D5
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Food
Exporters
ANNAPOLIS, Md.
Maryland Secretary
of Agriculture Robert
L. Walker participated
in the first official busi
ness meeting of the
Maryland Food Expor
ters Association this
month. More than 50
Maryland food compa
nies were on hand. The
goal of the group is to
recruit more Maryland
companies into export
ing their products.
“I compliment Ste
phen Phillips of Phillips
Foods for spearheading
the formation of this
trade association,”
Walker said.
“It is absolutely
essential that Maryland
food businesses come
together to promote
international exports.
Although an individual
company can do it
alone, there is greater
opportunity when we
can work together as a
team promoting a wider
array of products or ser
vices,” said Walker.
“It is our desire to
promote Maryland food
around the world,” said
Phillips.
“With the help of the
Maryland Department
of Agriculture and the
Maryland International
Division, I believe we
will make dramatic
breakthroughs in our
food exports. I urge all
Maryland food compa
nies to consider becom
ing part of the Maryland
Food Exporters Associ
ation,” Phillips said.
During 1991, the
Maryland Department
of Agriculture’s Inter
national Marketing
Division has helped
Maryland food compa
nies sell cattle to the
Caribbean, canned clam
products to Mexico,
wine to Japan, and pro
cessed apple products
and fruit preserves to
Barbados.
“We have made a
good beginning. This
association will allow
us to compete more
effectively in foreign
markets,” Walker said.