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Whatever bill finally
appears, the require
ments spelled out in it
would not have to be
fully in effect on farms
until the year 200 S.
Regarding wetlands
portions of the bill, the
bottom line, according
to Stawick, is that spon
sors of the bill are wait
ing to see the report
from the National
Academy of Sciences
due out after the fall of
this year. The study
looks at identification
and delimitation criteria,
spelling out what consti
tutes a wetland and what
provisions for protec
tion might be.
Corn awards
Also at the Com Con
ference, awards were
presented to the state’s
top com growers from
the Pennsylvania Five-
Acre Com Club contest.
In the three-year
average, shelled grain
class, regular harvest
size, first place went to
Joseph Matejik, Mecha
nicsville, with an aver
age yield of 186.5
bushels/acre using
Hytest 736 and 7728;
second to Larry Moyer,
Mertztown, with an
average of 183.2
bushels/acre usinp Doe
bler’s 66XP and 73XP;
and third to Ed Snook,
Jersey Shore, for an
average of 181.1
bushels/acre with Pion
eer 3352 and 3293.
In the 3-acre-t- harvest
size, first went to D.
Richard Snyder, Mon
toursville, for an aver
age of 175.3 bushels/
acre using Funk’s 4624
and Pioneer 3245; sec
ond to Lester C. Wing
ert, Chambersburg, with
an average of 169.7
bushels/acre using Pion
eer 3140; and third to
Daryl L. Alger, Palmy
ra, with an average of
161.6 bushels/acre
using Pioneer 3241,
3293, and 3394.
In the ear com class,
regular harvest size,
three-year average, first
went to Burd W.
Schantz, Alburtis, with
a 200.8 bushels/acre
average using Pioneer
3358, 3245, and 3352;
second to Kenneth L.
Schlegel, Fleetwood,
with a 184.9 bushels/
acre average using Pion
eer 3343 and 3293; and
third to Sandy Ridge
Farms, Shippenville,
with an average of 173.2
bushels/acre using Pion
eer 3527, 3394, and
3727.
The the 1993 shelled
grain class, regular
harvest size, first went
to Herman Manbeck,
Womelsdorf, with a
207.7 bushels/acre yield
using Pioneer 3293: sec
ond to Matthew Maxi
muck, Doylestown, for
a yield of 198.8 bushels/
acre using DeKalb 623;
and third to Lloyd Zook,
Oley, with a 190.1
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Pioneer 3292.
In the 3 acre+ harvest
size, first went to Nor
man Jodikinos, Clinton,
for a yield of 197.7
bushels/acre yield using
Pioneer 3245; second to
Lee Hitz, Annville, with
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acre using Pioneer
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hand harvest size, first
went to David W.
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yield of 205.9 bushels/
acre using Pioneer
3358; second to Thomas
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197.8 bushel/acre yield
using DeKalb 646; and
third to Kenneth
Schlegel, Fleetwood,
for a 178.6 bushels/acre
yield using Pioneer
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