Farming, Saturday, April 24, 1993
QUARRYVILLE (Lancaster
Co.) The Solanco Young Far
mers held their 14th annual
awards banquet recently, honoring
Dairy award winners are, from lei
man and Joseph Graybeal.
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Young Farmers Hold Awards Banquet
several local fanners for their
achievements.
Joseph Graybeal of Peach Bot
tom was recognized as the Out-
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estock Management
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standing Young farmer over 30.
Graybeal is in partnership with his
brother on a 900-acre farm with
380 Holstein cows.
The Active Member award was
presented to A. Dale Herr of Kirk
wood. Herr has been a past chap
ter officer and is currently serving
his second term as secretary for
the Pennsylvania Young Farmers
Association.
This year’s Chapter Apprecia
tion award was presented to Little
Britain Agri Sup-ply, Quarryville,
for their support of the Young Far
mer program. Little Britain Supp
ly is working closely with chapter
members in conducting their crop
demonstration plots on ground at
the Swift Middle School and has
also donated some of the mater
ials. Little Britain Supply received
an engraved plaque in apprecia
tion of their support.
The following corn awards
were presented to winners in the
annual com production contest
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MARYLAND
SCHROCK
FARM EQUIPMENT
Route 1, Box 2568
Oakland, MD
COULSON
ENTERPRISES, INC.
178 Oliver Shop Road
La Rata, Md
ANDERSON
TRACTOR SALES
4600 Breldenßaugh Lane
(Off 12200 Manor Rd.)
Glenarm, Md.
STARKEY
FARM CO.
Rt. 213, PO Box 250
Galena, Md.
Rick Brenncman, Quarryville,
produced 182 bushels of shelled
com per acre to win the grain divi
sion. Ed Hamish, Christiana, was
second with 174 bushels, and Her
bert Weaver, Quarryville, was
third with 169 bushels per acre.
Brenneman received the award for
(he highest grain yield average for
the past three years with 169.8
bushels.
In the com silage division, Lar
ry Aaron, Quarryville, placed first
with 27.9 tons per acre of 65 per
cent moisture com silage. Ed Zug,
Aument, Larry Aaron, Rick Brenneman, and Ed Harnlsh
NEW YORK
ADDISON
FARM SUPPLY, INC.
BROWN’S TRACTOR
& EQUIPMENT
SERVICE, INC.
RR 2, Box 118,
Jackson Hill Rd.
Bonnville, NY
CLYMER
FARM SUPPLIES, INC.
8631 East Main St.
Clymer, NY
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RRI, 1726 Route 13
Sheds, NY
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Peach Bottom, was second with
27.1 tons per acre, and Steve
Aument, Quarryville, placed third
with 24.8 tons per acre. Zug and
Aaron each received a trophy for
the highest silage yield average
for the past three years with 2S.S
tons per acre.
Four dairy production awards
were also awarded. Rick and Mim
Brenneman, Quarryville, received
the top Holstein herd award with
26,636 pounds of milk, 843
pounds of butterfat, and 696
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Route 415
Bath. NY
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Route 1, Box 38A
Reynoldsville, PA
ROVENDALE ACr
& BARN EQUIPME i‘
RD 2, Box 210
Watsontown, PA
ANDERSON
TRACTOR SALI
636 B S. Main St.
Shrewsbury, PA
LUBINIECKI
WELDING
& EQUIPMENT
RD 2, Box 160
Meadville, PA