Farming, Saturday, January 30, 1993 BERNVILLE (Berks Co.) Members, friends, and family of the Tuipehocken Adult/Young Farmer’s recently held their annu al “Family Night” at the Tulpe hockr High School. William and Laura Lasher with son Joshua Outstand ing Young Farmer Under 30. went to, left to right, Samuel Forty, John Brown and Herman Manbeck. Manbeck. Young Farmers Hold Family Night ics*SwuStor 6 *? Sentedby ** Y ° ungFarmer ° fga ' entry was submitted b y Skyline “ j S S .[ at Tu P chock ® n .’ nization. Recognized as Tulpe- ' Acres with third place earned by Program ’ WhlCl l hocken Ybung Farmer members John Stump. * eS? and t^r SS, ° nS “ 8 under 30 were William and Laura The ml received a plaque for -ds • Lesher. The y 316 P 3l * owners of the first place forage sample of Way-Har Farms and Dairy Store, first cutting alfalfa haylage. The In the forage contest for hay, sample had a nutrient analysis of David and Linda Nirschl received 22.3 percent crude protein, 34.7 a plaque for their new seeding of percent acid detergent fiber, and a alfalfa. The sample had a nutrient neutral detergent fiber of 42.2 per analysis of 23.8 percent crude pro- cent. A second place rosette was tein, 26.3 percent acid detergent awarded to Mark Kieffer with fiber, and a neutral detergent fiber third received by Richard and of 36.8 percent. The second place Nelson Troutman. Extension Sets Marketing Workshops FOREST HILL, Md.—The Harford County Commodity Marketing Club and the Extension Service will be sponsoring a three part series of commodity market ing training sessions. These ses sions are designed for both the advanced and beginner commodi ty produer. Economic survival in the 1990 s will mean farmers will have to be efficient producers, knowing their product’s value, costs of produc- You've always wanted a new Morton Building. Here's vour chance! Take advantage of our unequalled 20- year wammty agajnsi red rusl our protective wainscot siding our Energy Performer insulation p,ickage - and tor a limited time reduced prices Summer months are the mosi popul.ir time tor building, but it you can wait r »- ----- . f i4MBCMBW!*I until winter foryour Mutton Building to be constructed, you w ill receive substantial discounts tram our busy season pnces -sB* «js^ WE’RE OPENING OUR DOORS BRIGHT AND EARLY 7 AM to 6 PM FEBRUARY 18. 19. 20, 1993 Sale Ends February 20th, Call Now tion, and markets. The marketing workshops, and Harford County Marketing Club (which meets bimonthly), present strategies for obtaining die survi val skills needed to compete. The workshops will be held on February 2 and 9 beginning at 7:30 p.m. at the extension office in Forest Hill, Md. The third session, a dinner meedng, will be held in conjunction with the Harford Call your local sales office listed below A representative will be happy to visit you to discuss your building plans When you re re.idy he II order your building lor construction alter January I You II gel the building you vc always wanted Kicked with the strongest wntlen warranty in the business, and s*ive money' Over 200,000 customers have found a Morton Building to be a sound investment Discover the Morton Buildings difference today 1 In the com yield competition. Merman Man beck entry yielded 201.14 bushels per acre. A yield of 185.74 bushels per acre was grown by John Brown for a sec ond place award. Third prize was awarded to Samuel Forry for his variety which yielded of 173.15 bushel per acre. Donald Daub, Daub’s Welding, was the recipient of the Honorary Young Farmer Award for his sponsorship of the Program of Work. County Mid-Winter Meeting at the McComas Hall at Bel Air Methodist Church in Bel Air at 6:30 p.m. Dinner cost is $lO per person and preregistration for this last session (February 16) is required by February 11. For more information and to preregister for the February 16 dinner meeting, contact the Har ford County Extension Office, (410) 638-3255. ’ *” '4 *- » J t w '- *> •*.*•*'***’. - 800-447-7436 # MORTON .BUILDINGS CONTACT YOUR LOCAL SALES OFFICE FOR A INFORMATIVE FLYER WITH PRICING EXAMPLES 3368 York Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 717/624-3331 P.O. Box 126, Phillipsburg, NJ 08865 908/454-7900
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