DVC Cow Wins Southeastern Pa. Holstein Show
(Continued from Pag* A3B)
Winter yearling: 1. D-V-C Glow Anna-ET,
Delaware Valley College; 2. Singin-Acrei
Ares Amber, Darin L. Molt; 3. DGK Starbuck
Shenlyn. Carol Kauffman.
Fall yearling: 1. Dale-Pnde Blacks Armenia,
Dale Pride Holstein*; 2. August-Hill HHI
Angie-ET, Delaware Valley College; 3.
Himmel-Valley CC Mystique. Dale & Kynel
Himmelberger.
Dry Cow, 4-years 8 under; 1. Happy Herd
Beautician, Buhke Dairy. Ray Kramer &
The members of the Harvey Stoltzfus family of Pennwood Farms, Morgantown, are
the premiere breeders and exhibitors. They are, In back from left, Mary Jane,
Duane, Don, Glenn and Dwight. In front are Joanne, holding Ashley, and Gall, holding
Justine.
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Dry cow, S-yearst; 1. D-V-C Columbus Aster-
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Junior 2-year-olds; 1. Justa Beauty Trixie
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owned by John’s sister, Rachel. With John in Billy Worth
ington, 8, Doylestown.
Sep. 25 Nursery, grower, finisher management
Sep. 28 Management during breeding
Sep. 30 Lab - Heat detection, AI
Swine Center
Oct. 2 Artificial insemination
Oct. 5 Feeding the breeding herd
Oct 7 Lab • Castralion/SPI
Swine Center
Oct 9 Feeding the growing pig
Oct 12 Exam
Oct 14 Lab • Feeds and Feeding
Swine Center
Oct 14 Nutntional problems, feed additives
Oct 21 Lab - Weigh and allot pigs
Swine Center
Oct 23 QUIZ
Breeds, important traits
Oct. 24 Testing programs
Put ’em Up!
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don* Farm; 3. Stanton lee Sultan Branda,
Gary I Martha Heffner.
100,000-pound dess: 1. Pannwood Maiva
tion Tiny, Harvey W. Stoltzfu*; 2. Pannwood
Max Hannah, Harvey Stoltzlua; 3. Rau-Hal
Farms Tattoo Jolene, Rau-Hal Farms, Inc.
Six years*: 1. Daviaw Pete Ginger, Jelfray T.
Davis; 2 Son nan Springs Dustie, Mai com
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John B. Kline.
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