A22-Lmcnttr Firming, situraiy, august zi, iw3
Central District FFA
(Continued from Pago Al 9)
Ayrshire
JR CALF: I.Floyd Buffington
INTERMEDIATE CALF: I .(R)Floyd B uffingion
JR CHAMPION: Floyd Buffington, junior calf
RESERVE JR CHAMP: Floyd Buffington, inter
mediate calf
SR 2-YR-OLD. I .Floyd Buffington
SR CHAMPION Floyd Buffington, senior
2-year-old
RESERVE SR CHAMPION Floyd Buffington,
junmor calf •
GRAND CHAMPION Floyd Buffington, senior
2-year-old
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION Floyd Buf
fington, junior calf
Guernsey
SR CALF* 1 Scott Womer
SR YEARLING I.Floyd Buffington 2.(R)Floyd
Buffington
JR CHAMPION Scott Womer, senior calf
RESERVE JR CHAMP Floyd Buffington, senior
yearling
5-YR-OLD 1 (R)Floyd Buffington
SENIOR CHAMPION* Floyd Buffington,
S-year-old
while Douglas Boop shows his reserve champion Jersey.
Lapp Comfort Tie Stall
• The Lapp Comfort Tie Stall
was designed for the cow’s
comfort and easy access to
the water bowl.
• Optional:
Pipeline Bracket
Rear Trough Divider
Cow Trainer Bracket
YOU WON'T BEAT OUR PRICES & SERVICE
GRAND CHAMPION: Floyd Buffington
Jersey
JR CALF 1 (R)Rebecca Dietnch
JR YEARLING 1 .Mary Anne Reanck; 2.Melis
sa Dugan
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING: IJVfary Anne
Reanck
SR YEARLING: L(R)Brad Wright
JR CHAMPION: Mary Anne Reanck, junior
yearling
RESERVE JR CHAMPION: Melissa Dugan,
junior yearling
DRY COW: LLynn Klmgler, 2.(R)Lynn Klmgler
JR 2-YR-OLD: I.Douglas Boop
SR 2-YR-OLD: I.Lynne Reanck
SR 3-YR-OLD: I.Rebecca Dietnch; 2.Miry
Anne Reanck
5-YEAR-OLD. I.Anita Faulkner; 2.Mebssa
Dugan
AGED COW I.Lynne Reanck
SR CHAMPION. Lynne Reanck, aged cow
RESERVE SR CHAMPION Douglas Boop,
junior 2-year-old
GRAND CHAMPION. Lynne Reanck, aged cow
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Douglas
Boop, junior 2-year-old
• Trough divider designed so
that the cows do not steal
the other cow’s feed.
• Stall partition designed for
easier milking.
• Water bowl location makes
it easier for the cow to
drink water.
Lapp All Steel
Galvanized Windows
Radio Dlapatehad Trueka
Gutter Grate
Milking Shorthorn
JR YEARLING; l.(R)M«ry Anno Rearick
JR 3-YR-OLD: l.(R)M«ry Anne Rearick
4- YR-OLD: IJriaiy Anna Rearick
5- I.Maiy Anne Rearick
SR CHAMPION: Mary Anne Rearick, 4-year-old
GRAND CHAMPION: Mary Anne Rearick,
4-yaar-old
•NOTE: In 4-H and FFA dairy conloiu. a blue
nbbon presented to an animal by the judge indi
cates that animal’s eligibility m the next larger
regional contest. Because a judge is fiee toaward
ribbons as he or she determines and because a
judge also places cattle based on show-day com
petition, red-nbboned animals are reported m the
results and annotated with the symbol (R).
From the left, Scott Wimer shows champion Guernsey,
while Floyd Buffington shows his reserve champion
Guernsey.
Maryland Grange Donation
WASHINGTON. D.C. The
- National Grange, the nation’s old
est agricultutal organization, con
tinues its 126 years of community
service by establishing a National
Grange Flood Relief Fund to aid
victims of the flooding in the
Midwest.
The Maryland State Grange
was one of the fust state Granges
to make a donation to this fund.
Persons wishing to contribute
may do so by sending a check
made payable to Grange Flood
Relief to National Grange Flood
Relief Fund. 1616 H Street, NW,
Washington, DC 20006-4999,
Attention Robert Barrow.
National Grange Master Robert
Barrow said, “I have talked with
our state leaders in the three most
affected states, Illinois, lowa and
Missouri to determine how we
could be of the most help. They
said money to purchase the most
immediate needs of food and clo
thing and other essential items is
what’s needed now.” Barrow said,
“We immediately set up a Grange
Flood Relief Fund and sent a mail
ing to 4,000 local Grange chapters
asking for donations. These funds
will be divided between the three
states for distribution by their
respective relief committees.”
Helping members and non
members alike in times of natural
disaster is a tradition of the
Grange.
In 1992 Grangers nationwide
sent donations to a relief effort
spearheaded by the Florida State
Grange for victims of Hurricane
Andrew.
Cows get acid indigestion,
too. Under modem feeding
practices, rumen pH can
fluctuate outside the 6.2 to
6.8 optimum range. If this
occurs, bacteria are impaired
and digestion slows down.
So does milk production.
Supplementing your rations
with ARM & HAMMER®
brand rumen buffer helps nor
malize rumen digestion and
keeps your cows in high gear
for maximum performance.
Don’t lose a pound of
production. Contact your
Agway Feed Sales Specialist
today and get your herd on
ARM & HAMMER® feed
grade sodium bicarbonate
tomorrow. For maximum
profits all year long.
O 1993 Church ft Dwight Co., Inc.
ARM ft HAMMER it a regiitered trademark
of Church ft Dwight Company.