48 Angus Lots Average $4,405
ST. JOSEPH, Mo.—The 1992
National Western Angus Bull Safe
in Denver saw 48 lots average
$4,405.
Sale consignments competed in
a sale bull show prior to die safe.
Judges for the event were Bob
Cook, Billings, Montana; Ben
Eggers, Mexico, Missouri; Miles
Groseth, North Platte, Nebraska;
Dale Grubbs. Hillsboro, Indiana;
and Bill Marsden, Highmore,
South Dakota.
Grand champion honors were
presented to Whitestone Tonto
0133 exhibited by Whitestone
Farm, Aldie, Virginia. The Sep
tember 1990 bun is a son of Leach
man Tonto. The grand winner sold
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CHAMPION
SEASON!
NCOA CHAMPIONS
HYTEST SEEDS has announced Its
1990 winners in the National Com
Growers Association Yield Contest.
James C Justice Beckley,
WV was named National
Champion, Class A, norv
Irrlgated dlv. with a yield of
228.6793 bushels per acre
using HYTEST HT6B6.
Joe Hasbrouck Jr., King
ston, NY was named New
York State Champion, Class A,
non-irrigated dlv., with a yield
of 202.7297 bushels per acre
using HYTEST HT6SOA.
PROVEN PERFORMANCE
HYTEST with 9 state winners
in 1990, has placed in the
top four nationally for 4
years. It’s a record of per
formance that many large
seed companies envy.
RESEARCH AND
DEVELOPMENT
A regional farm seed com
pany, established In 1912,
HYTEST employs the same
careful breeding, testing
and selection process that
went Into producing these
champion hybrids, into all
of its varieties. And they’re
all potential champions!
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The reserve grand champion
bull was AF Wader exhibited by
Forsythe Cattle Co., Marshall. Illi
nois. The April 1990 buU is a son
of Northcote Excitement. The
reserve grand bull sold to Univer
sity of Nevada - Reno for $5,000.
The top-selling bull was Tho
mas Reality purchased by the
Reality Syndicate for $20,500.
Consignor of that top lot was Tho
mas Angus Ranch, Baker, Oregon.
Among the other top sellers
were Premier Smash consigned by
Premier Angus, Cloverdate, India
na, sold to Smash Associates.
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doveidale, Indiana, for $10.000;
Walls Prompter 034 consigned by
Wall Angus Farm, Prairie du
Chien, Wisconsin, sold to Ml
Rushmore Angus, Rapid City,
South Dakota, for $10,000; Land
mark Mac Kcnzic 9107 consigned
by Landmark Cattle Co., White
hall, Montana, sold to Clark
Angus, Houston, Texas, for
$8,500.
A featured consignment wqs the
pick of the grand champion pen of
three bulls exhibited by Ankony
Angus, Minatare, Nebraska. Cot
tonwood Angus Farm, Pipestone.
Minnesota, took its pick. Anko
nian Asteroid 235 A, for $B,OOO.
Whetstone Tonto 0133 Is the name of this grand champ
ion bull at the 1992 National Western Angus Sale Bull Show
hi Denver. The bull is a September 1990 son of Leachman
Tonto and was consigned by Whetstone Farm, Aldle,
Virginia.
HYBRID SELECTION
HYTEST Territory Managers
and Regional Agronomists
are trained to select the
best variety tor your par
ticular growing conditions.
They follow up with tech
nical assistance right
through harvest time
PRESIDENTS CHOICE
Each season HYTEST
President, Joe Butwln
selects a list of favorite
varieties after reviewing test
plots, demonstration plots
and numerous growers’
fields. Both old standbys
and choice experimentals
are often Included.
THE 1991 CHOICES ARE:
North
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South
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HT744-SX-118 Day
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but more Important for you Is
producing the highest grain and
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PREVAILS
Astonishing Yields
Again in 1991 !
BUFFALO, NY - 1990 Nation*! NCGA
winner, Mr. James C. Justice II of Beckley,
West Virginia,has produced an official NCGA
yield for 1991 0f259.089 bushels per acre in a
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Outreach
Luncheon
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WESTMINSTER, MA The
fifth annual Fellowship of Christ
ian Farmers outreach luncheon
will be held Saturday, February 29,
from 12:15 pm.-2:30 p.m. (11:45
am. sealing) at Friendly Farms
Restaurant on Route 140 south of
Westminster, Md.
This year’s featured speaker is
Jerry A. Carlson. Senior editor of
“Professional Farmers of Ameri
ca” and editor of “LandOwncr”
newsletter, Carlson holds a mas
ters degree in economics and jour
nalism from lowa State
University.
Previously a managing editor at
“Farm Journal,” Carlson
cofounded “Professional Fanners
of America” with Merrill Os ter in
1972, which offers a vast array of
news and market services to the
nation’s farmers.
Carlson, his wife Jill, and their
three children operate a 160-acre
farm, where they conduct scientif
ic field trials to develop profitable,
environmentally safe concepts. As
a result, Carlgon conducts a series
of ienewable farming seminars on
land stewardship.
Carlson is also the designer of
the Fellowship of Christian Far
mers emblem, the cross of the
wheat
This year’s special music will be
provided by Cyndi Garber, wife of
a farmer and mother of three. Her
husband Phil, a farmer in Mount
Joy, Pennsylvania, was Master
Fanner of the Year in 1991.
For ticket information, call
Dave Sparks at (410) 239-8480.
Buffet luncheon tickets are $6.90.