814-LancMt*r Farming, Saturday, April 2.1994
ag, pu pot.
sored by Northeastern Farm Credit to two Miffllnburg FFA
members during the FFA's annual banquet. Leßoy Trees*
ter, Jr., center, received an award for the best prelect
record book In a 21-county region for the second consecu
tive year. Daryl Ebersole, left, received an award for the
best project record book In Union County for the third con
secutive year a first In the history of the program. r
Several Mifflinburg FFA members were recognized
for eapiing state, area and local awards during the organi
zation’s 64th annual parent-member banquet at Mifflin
burg Area High School.
Recognized for receiving the FFA Keystone Farmer
Degree, the highest achievement degree given by the
Pennsylvania FFA, were Daryl Ebersole, Gisela
Imgrund, Daniel Oberlin and Leßoy Troester, Jr.
Jayme Benner received an award as the Union County
Star Farmer from the First National Trust Bank of
Beavertown. Joshua Keister received the Star Chapter
Farmer award, Brian Reber received the Star Agribusi
ness Award, and Jeremy Dorman received the Star
Greenhand Award.
Joshua Keister received the SUN Area Forestry Skills
Award presented by Kuhns Brothers Lumber Company.
Eric Cover and Adam Heimbach were selected to receive
lambs presented by Mountain View Farm to be shown at
the West End Fair.
Chapter proficiency awards went to Tom Aikey,
achievement in volunteerism; Jeremy Beaver, specialty
animals; Matthew Christ, diversified livestock produc
tion; Lucas Criswell, feed grain production; Michael
Denius, specialty crops; Ben Dietrich and Matthew Wil
low, turf and landscape management; Daryl Ebersole,
home and farmstead improvement, and placement in
agriculture production; Chad Gessner, beef production;
Fred Grove, Jr., fruit and vegetable production: Joshua
Keister, agriculture mechanics; Jan Krout, agriculture
sales and service; Roger Kuhns, poultry production and
public speaking; Derrick Moyer, swine production;
Daniel Oberlin, forestry; Daniel Rishel, dairy production;
Jennifer Rishel and Kimberly Zimmerman, sheep pro
duction; Jeremy Stafford, horse production; Leßoy
Troester, Jr., diversified crop production, forage produc
tion and oil crop production; Michael Walter, soil and
water management; and Charles Zechman, wildlife
management
State project book gold awards went to Leßoy Troes
ter, Jr. (alfalfa, com, dairy beef, dairy herd, soybeans, on
farm work experience); Daryl Ebersole (swine finishing,
on-farm work experience); and Matthew Christ (swine
finishing).
State project book silver awards went to Jayme Benner
(off-farm work experience); Chad Digan (beef finishing):
Bobbi Jo Hackenburg (off-farm work experience); Gisela
Imgrund (sheep finishing); Daniel Obcrlin (off-farm
work experience): and Jennifer Rishel (sheep finishing).
State project book bronze awards went to Matthew
Christ (sheep finishing); Daryl Ebersole (poultry); Lisa
Ewig (wildlife); Travis Joy (off-farm woik experience):
Joshua Keister (on-farm work experience); Brian Zim
merman (on-farm work experience; and Kimberly Zim
merman (off-farm work experience).
Recipients of area project record book awards were
gold awards, Jayme Benner, Matthew Christ, Chad
Digan, Daryl Ebersole, Lisa Ewig, Fred Grove, Jr., Bobbi
Jo Hackenburg, Gisela Imgrund, Travis Joy, Joshua Keis
ter, Jennifer Rishel. Leßoy Troester, Jr., Bryan Zimmer
man and Kimberly Zimmerman; silver awards. Lucas
Mifflinburg FFA
(Turn to Pago BIS)
Award winners at the Mlffllnburg FFA’s annual parent
member banquet Included, from left, Jeremy Dorman, who
received the Star Gfeenhand Award; Joshua Keister, who
received the Star Chapter Farmer Award; and Brian Reber,
who received the Star Chapter Agribusiness Award.
New officers of the Mlffllnburg FFA are (front, from left) Joshua Keister, treasurer;
Fred Grove, Jr., reporter; Kevin Gessner, sentinel; (back, from left) Chad Digan, sec
retary; Lucas Criswell, president; Matthew Christ, chaplain; and Jayme Benner, vice
president.
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