Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 18, 1994, Image 92

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    C4-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 18, 1994
Top 50 Protein Herds , Lancaster DHIA For May
The top 50 protein producing herds for
May in Lancaster DHIA are listed as follows:
EUGENE i SUSAN HESS
PARKE H SARCK JR
STEPHEN L HERSHEY
COKTIS E AKERS i SOU
JOHN H HOfiAID
ROY E SENSEMIG
HENRY D ZIHHERHAH
EARL ( ANNA MAE REIFF
BOB+KAREN GOCHEHADR
RICHARD N SADDER
J RAY RANCH
CLAY FARM
J ELMER STOLTZFUS
JOHN E COLEMAN JR
ABRAHAM SHELLY JR
WARREN Z GOOD
KENNETH E ZORIN
ROBERT KAUFFMAN JR
ROBERT L SHELLY
ROBERT L i LINDA SENSEMIG
KEVIN S HORNING
GLENN H WENGER
RICK + HIM BRENNENAN
SHELMAR ACRES
L. NARK STOLTZFUS
State Envirothon June 2
DANVILLE (Mon
tour) The eleventh
Annual Pennsylvania
State Envirothon will be
hosted by PP&L Mon
tour Preserve in Mon
tour County on Friday
and Saturday, June
24-25.
Approximately 265
high school students
will compete in the
areas of aquatics, fores
try, soils, wildlife, and
current environmental
issues. The environ
mental issue for this
year’s competition is
acid rain.
County conservation
districts from S 3 of
Pennsylvania’a 67
counties are expected to
sponsor teams in this
year’s event. The coun
ty representatives quali
fied for the statewide
competition by winning
local envirothons, in
volving more than
5,200 youth.
The State envirothon g
is sponsored by the s
State Conservation 9
Commission and the 9
Pennsylvania Associa- gL
tion of Conservation
Districts. The corporate 9
sponsor for the 1994 S
Envirothon program is a
Hershey Foods Cor- a
poration. Assistance is
provided by the USDA gf
Soil Conservation Ser- S
vice, Pennsylvania Fish 9
and Boat Commission, 9
Pennsylvania Game
Commission and De- -j
partment of Environ- 3
mental Resource’s Bur- 9
eaus of Air Quality, 9
Control, Forestry, Land
and Water Conserva-
lion and State Parks. 9
Students who arrive 9
on Friday afternoon will jg
be involved in “kickoff” 9
activities led by Jon K,
Beam, naturalist at
RHA
BRD MILK
Montour Preserve and
hosted by Don Jacobs
of TV’s Pennsylvania
Outdoor Life. A Birds
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HEADLOCKS
THREE SIZES AVAILABLE TO MEET
ALL YOUR CATTLE HANDLING NEEDS
EXTRA HEAVY CONSTRUCTION FEATURES
* 1.9” O.D. High Yield Tube Top & Bottom Frame
* 1” structural pipe on verticals & locks
* All yokes lock on individual catches, no strain on control rod
* Yoke stabilizer on large sizes
* Unique design allows more head room
* Neck bar can be removed or adjusted without tools
* Individual lock on each yoke for holding one or more
animals
* No loose pins or parts to get lost in manure or drop in pit
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
295 Woodeomcr Rd. _
Utltz, PA 17643
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PRO CONS
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782 52
760 67
758 55
751 46
750 74
743 56
742 41
741 52
740 57
740 58
738 58
737 39
732 59
732 35
730 45
727 284
725 93
725 57
723 74
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720 62
717 46
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715 38
of Prey program will be
presented by Earl Shriv
er Friday evening.
On Saturday, the En
-25
virothon will run from 9
a.m. to 1:20 p.m. A
dignitaries tour will be
conducted at noon.
CLOSED FOR
ASCENSION
DAT
MAT 12. 1994
Lancaster
'DMA
Lancaster Dairy Herd improvement Assoc.
1592 Old Line Ret. Manhe/m, PA 17545
(717) 555-5950
AMOS E STOLTZFUS
NARVIK R STOLTZFUS
VERNON R OHBLE + SON
ARLIN BENNER
JEFFREY L AUNGST
DENNIS E TICE
DAVID K STOLTZFUS
MATE+TRISH STOLTZFUS
JOHN P LAPP
NELVIN ZOOK
LAWN FARMS
HORST
MELODY
PHILIP
AMOS E KING JR t SON
LLOYD K WISE
STAS POINT DAISY
HALNDT SOX FASH
TBOKAS C LAPP
lEFFDALE FASK
KEN + LISA HIKES
DAVID J. KDLP
NAHUM E KING
REA-LAID FASK
HASSY L TROOP
FOLIONAY FARM INC
DALE S HESSBEY
BRILLION IMPLEMENTS
CKEEP GOING WHEN
OTHERS QUIT.
MEETS THE CHALLENGE
*!
Brilllon 888, 8810 And 8812 Seeder*
Bfllllon hai long boon known tor ouiiding me best agricultural grow seeders on the market. With
the SS seeders, the best just got better. Improved detlgh throughout from the frame to the trans
port system to the larger capacity box to all the options needed to suit your operation.
BASIC STANDARD MACHINE INCLUDES:
Meter/alfalfa seed box only, rims lor ?ooxi s fires, hyd. transport including nyd. cyls. and hoses to
tractor, new box drive (no center gears), heavy duty drawbar with balanced hitch clevis, tongue
Jack, standard 4C688 front wheels, bolted micro-meter (no mil pin), and glass filled nylon seed
meters (ace operator with rotation Indicator decal on shafts.
„ „ OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
• Agitator* Brome Box • Deep tront wheels* s-nnetraeK remover kit* High speed sprocket dou
bles seed rate output • acre meter • Rims for 9.51x15 tires • New 760x15 or 0.51x15 tires.
For More Information Contact Your Brillion Dealer m
LYNNPORT
Kermlt K. Kiatlar, Inc.
MAXATAWNY
N.H Flicker A Sons, Inc.
NEEDMORE
Clugston Farm Equipment
NEW HOLLAND
A.B.C. Oroff, Inc.
OAKLAND MILLS
Peoples Sales A Service
OLEY
Plkevllle Equipment, Inc.
QUARRYVILLE
Qrumelll Farm Service
TAMAQUA
Charles Snyder, Inc.
WATSONTOWN
Deerfield AQ A Ttirf Center, Inc,
WEST GROVE
8.0. Lewie A Son, Inc.
| IT NNSYI VAM A j
ADAMS! OWN
Adamstown Equip. Inc.
ALLENTOWN
Lahlgh Ag Equipment
ALTOONA & CRESSON
Hinas Equipment Co.
BECHTELSVILLE
Millar Equip. Co.
BERWICK
C.H. Rlnahlmar A Sons
CARLISLE
GutshaH'a, Inc.
DOVER
George N. Gross, Inc.
EASTON
George V. Selple
ELIZABETHTOWN
Msealck Farm Equipment Co.
INTERCOURSE
C.B. Hoobar A Son
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
GREENCASTLE
Mayers Implement
LANCASTER
Lendls Brothers, Inc.
LEBANON
Umberger's Of Fontana
LOYSVILLE
GutshaH’a, Inc.
A.B.C. Groff, Inc.
FREDERICK
Caraavllla Ford Now Holland
BRIDGETON
Loolio Fogg
ELMER
Pol# Tavorn Equip. Saloa Corp
COLUMBUS
Rood Brothers Equlpmant
FAIRIELD
Caldwoll Tractor * Equlpmant