826-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6, 1993
Lebanon Co. DHIA
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Alvin & Marian Martin
58
Leon M Burkholder
119
19
Gary Lentz
108
Archie
Gary Lee Mase
Lori
Curvin & Jay Good
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53
71
Clifford & Fay Berger
Delilah
Ramona Holsteins
Prety
Baine
Reuben & Marlin Marlin
Mandy
Earl & Marilyn Smith
Son 732
Kas 836
Sonnen Springs Farm
Faith
Angela
Lynwood Heagy
373
Louis E Martin
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Darryl L Weaver
Tinker
Monica
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Vienna
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Wilmer H Lehman
13
Roy M Oberhollzer
111
DGK Holsteins
Diane
Ken-Joda Farm
Becky
BY HELPING THE 4-H AND FFA,
Pennsylvania Farm Show -- Jason Stoltzfus (above
right) with his 1992 crossbred Intel! Steer, Intelimoo,
with Hamilton Bank representatives (L to R); Darvin
E. Boyd, Agri-Finance Director; Robert D. Spencer,
Chief Lending Officer; and Donald M. Cooper,
Chairman and President, Hamilton Bank. Ryan Tracy
(right) with his lamb shown at the Manheim
Community Farm Show. Hamilton Bank purchased
these animals and donated them to the Lancaster
County Red Rose 4-H Baby Beef and Sheep Club
Banquet at the Country Table Restaurant on February
4. The additional meal product was donated to the
Lancaster County 4-H Swine Club. Jason is the son
of Frank and Irene Stoltzfus of Elizabethtown. Ryan
is the son of Gerald and Helen Tracy of
Elizabethtown.
24,756
23,663
22,393
31,608
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305
22,086
28,328
5-11
22,892
27,383
25,810
22,681
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27,364
30,002
21,702
26,681
25,322
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305
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5-11
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22,770
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WE RE HELPING ALL OF US.
Dawn
Mila EE Farm
Brandi
Bruce R Heilinger
Glimmer
Rocky
Nappy
Bruce R Heilinger
Jennie
Udder Valley Farm
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1240
Richard & Linda Krall
Sandra
Danielle
Dale L Hoover
Amy
Fern
Maxine
Lana
Ernest Hostetler
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Dale Good
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1099
877
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1058
David & Chris Williams
Carol
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952
Thomas & Shirley Krall
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Jeff & Karen Zuck
Saxon
Lottie
Sam
Vesta
Mary
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1052
John E Zimmerman
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965
Farmer
DEKALB, HI. Greg Man
ners of Ringoes, NJ. won a state
first-place award in the National
Grain Sorghum Producers
(NGSP) yield and management
contest, nonirrigated division.
He will be honored by DeKalb
Plant Genetics at a reception dur
ing the NGSP convention Feb.
14-16 in St. Louis. Manners also
will receive special recognition
from the NGSP. He won the
award with a DeKalb sorghum
hybrid.
904
875
1061
Manners planted DK4B seed
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3 3-0
25,656
305
3 5-0
26,342
22,298
27,151
305
299
305
5 9-8
5 5-7
5 5-0
24,845
3 12-8
19,052
26,316
28,294
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305
4-10
4-3
28,484
26,110
22,802
22,358
305
305
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305
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4-2
3-5
3-1
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19,816
20,207
22,461
290
288
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305
5-6
4-8
2-2
2-5
26,190
26,814
305
305
26,140
26,134
25,957
19,859
21,999
20,596
27,032
305
268
284
305
295
8-1
4-10
4-2
4-0
6-0
21,748
Tops In Sorghum
which produced 81.13 bushels per
acre. This yield ranked him among
DeKalb’s 22 national and state
first-place winners. He planted his
crop on May 30, 1992 in 20-inch
rows and harvested it on Nov. 20.
To qualify for the award, con
testants were scored against the
five-year average established for
his county by the Crop Reporting
Service. Winners are those pro
ducers whose yields were highest
in relation to the county average.
Manners, who has been farming
20 years, grows 700 acres of sorg-
Byron & Dale Himmeberger
Julie
44
Lynn Schwenk
Petunia
Neal W Sensenig
24
60
58
212
215
Brenda & Ammon Peiffer Jr
Jetson
Donald & Ardell Bausher
Y 24
Stanley & Sharon Homing
Vickie
Robert L Martin
Wanda
Galen Bollinger
551
95
191
195
219
217
278
Kenneth Mase
Luwanda
Casey
Cerrie
858
Wemerway Farms
27 W
Raymond & Marlin Getz
Elissa
Jo
Clover
Rosalie
Corry
918
850
1229
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1099
1014
990
879
861
992
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878
917
1034
1284
930
958
962
870
882
925
958
879
In the Agri-Finance Department of
Hamilton Bank, we finance projects for active
4-H and FFA members.
That's because we believe that helping
preserve the family farm is one of the best ways
to insure a better future for us all. And that
involves working with our young people.
It's important to give them guidance,
instill the proper values, and help them
acquire the skills they need to be successful
farmers.
The 4-H and FFA are working toward
these goals. And so, we support their efforts.
If you or someone in your family needs money
for a project, stop by and see us. It just might
help us all.
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'Vbu Know Us. Wfe Know You.
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12-7
5-7
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Yield
hum, wheat, soybeans, rye, oats,
hay, pumpkins, and com. He also
raises catde and hogs.
DeKalb sorghum hybrids won
national first and second place
awards in the irrigated division
and a national third place in the
nonirrigated division.
In state results, DeKalb hybrids
won 22 of 38 yield and manage
ment contests, more than double
the winners of any other seed
company and more than all other
companies combined.
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877
23,900
24,403
856
20,553
954
903
865
877
866
23,560
22,591
26,782
26,066
23,893
918
23,829
919
22,643
24,821
882
23,728
26,129
24,315
20,156
23,192
27,254
24,825
23,127
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939
1102
877
26,754
22,189
20,932
25,096
23,644
1096
852
990
1141
907
25,771
21,358
25,672
27,394
21,874