A3B-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 24, 1994
Dairy Cattle On Display
(Continued from Pago A3O)
le. His sister Amy Hollenbach
showed the reserve grand champ
ion, a junior 2-year-old, Blue
Mountain View Cali, and the
reserve junior champion, a senior
calf. Blue Mountain View Sunrise.
The junior champion was an
intermediate calf shown by Jessica
Luckenbill, Piney Lane Frank
Paula.
Jersey
The grand champion of the
Jersey show, the second largest
show of the day, was a senior
2-year-old, Ttop-O-Hill Juno Taco,
owned by Tank Gaffney of Dow
ningtown. The reserve senior
champion was a junior 2-year-old,
Top-O-Hill Admiral Precious,
owned by Mildred Seeds, also of
Downingtown.
While Gaffney’s open division
grand champion was also youth
division grand, the reserve grand
champion of the youth division
was 4-year-old Phil-J Sooner Nag
gy Nicole, shown by Heather Phil
lips, of Bemville.
Seeds also showed the junior
champion of the show, a junior
yearling, Top-O-Hill Juno Tonya.
Jessica Haag, of Mohrsville,
showed the open division reserve
junior champion, an intermediate
calf. Roadside Malcolm Brenda,
which was also the youth division
junior champion.
Her brother Micahel Haag
showed the youth division reserve
junior champion, also an interme
diate calf, Roadside Malcolm
Cookie.
HOLSTEIN
Junior Call- 1 Suzie Luckenblll, 2
Kristen Gross, 3 Reu-hel Farms
Intarmadlata Call: 1 Jessica Lucken
blll, 2 Tammy Eptlng, 3 Leslie Nirschl
Senior Call: 1 Leslie Nirschl, 2 Suzie
Luckenblll; 3 Stacey Qeist
Summer Yearling: 1 Suzie Luckenblll,
2 Ray & Frances Davis, 3 Leslie Nirschl
Junior Yearling: 1 Trisha Qeist, 2
Pamela Wertey, 3 Michael Gross
Intarmadlata Yearling: 1 Mark E Sat
tizahn, 2 Jessica Luckenblll, 3 Jessica
Haag
Junior Champion Female: Jessica
Luckenblll
Reserve Junior Champion Female:
Suzie Luckenblll
Junior Get-Of-Slre: 1 Suzie Lucken
blll, 2 Terry Eptmg, 3 Pam Wertey
Dry Cow: Amy Hollenbach
Senior 2 Year Old; 1 Michael S
Davis, 2 Jennifer Davis, 3 Brennan Johns
Junior 3 Year Old; Angela Werley
Cover Crop Symposium Oct. 24-25
STATE COLLEGE (Centre
Co.) —Penn State University will
sponsor a Cover Crop Sympo
sium here on October 24-25.
Growing cover crops offers
many advantages to the grower at
a very small cost.
Cover crops help mange nitro
gen. Depending on the species
used, a cover crop can either add
nitrogen or conserve nitrogen
already in the soil profile. If a
cover crop like hairy vetch is
seeded in early fall and left to
grow until the following spring, it
will add nitrogen to the soil pro
file for the following year’s crop.
A legume cover crop can add
80 to 100 pounds of nitrogen
which is worth $2O and $25 per
acre in added fertility alone. If the
soil profile contains excessive
nitrogen, a cover crop of grass
such as a small grain can help
capture the nitrogen and hold it
until the next growing season.
Cover crops also make good
feed. A cover crop if harvested as
a pasture crop or as a hay or
silage crop, and makes high qual
ity economical feed. Cover crops
which are grazed or harvested and
fed to livestock can provide addi
tional home grown feed, which in
turn reduces the amount of feed
purchased.
Cover crops increase soil
Senior 3 Year Old: 1 . Brennan Johns
4 Year Old: 1 Melissa Weriey; 2. Jen
nifer Davis; 3. Robert & Sherry Bashore
Aged Cow: 1 Robert & Sherry
Bashore
Senior Gat-ot-Sira: 1 JMJ Springpond
Farm; 2. Cor-Phil Acres, 3 Leslie Nirschl
Produce of Dam; t Jessica Luckenbill
Dam A Daughter: 1 Angela Weriey; 2
Brennan Johns, 3 Brennan Johns
Senior Champion: Michael Davis
Reserve Senior Champion: Melissa
Weriey
Grand Champion; Michael Davis
Reserve Grand Champion: Melissa
Weriey
Bast Udder: t Mike Davis, 2 Melissa
Weriey
Club Herd 1 Northern Berks, 2 West
ern Berks
AYSHIRE
Junior Calf; 1 Andrea Komskl, 2 Jed
Vail
Intermediate Calf: 1 Jed Vail
Senior Calf; 1 Robert & Sherry
Bashore; 2. Andrea Koinski
Summer Yearling; 1 Jed Vail
Junior Yearling: 1 Jed Vail, 2 Andrea
Koinsk
Intermediate Yearling: Jed Vail
Senior Yearling: Yed Vail
Junior Champion; Jed Vail
Reserve Junior Champion: Andrea
Koinski
Junior 3 Year Old: Jill Vail
Senior 3 Year Old: Jill Vail
Aged Cow; Jed Vail
Best 3 Females; 1 Jed Vail, 2 Andrea
Koinski
Produce of Dam: 1 Jed Vail, 2
Andrea Komski, 3 Jed Vail
Dam t Daughter: 1 Jed Vail
Senior Champion: Jill Vail
Reserve Senior Champion: Jill Vail
Grand Champion: Jill Vail
Reserve Grand Champion; Jill Vail
BROWN SWISS
Junior Call; 1 Randy Balthaser
Intermediate Calf: 1 Randy Balthaser
Senior Calf; 1 Jill Vail
Summer Yearling: Randy Balthaser
Intermediate Yearling; Randy
Balthaser
Junior Champion; Randy Balthaser
Reserve Junior Champion: Randy
Balthaser
Junior 3 Year Old: Randy Balthaser
Senior 3 Year Old: Jill Vail
5 Year Old: 1 Randy Balthaser
Aged Cow; 1 Randy Balthaser
Beat 3 Females: 1 Randy Balthaser
Produce of Dam: 1 Randy Balthaser
Senior Champion: 1 Randy Balthaser
Reserve Senior Champion; Randy
Balthaser
Grand Champion: Randy Balthaser
Reserve Grand Champion; Randy
Balthaser
GUERNESY
Intermedia!* Calf: 1 Jessica Lueken
bill
Senior Calf; 1 Amy Hollenbach
Junior Yearling; 1 Amy Hollenbach, 2
Amy Hollenbach
Senior Yearling: 1 Suzie Luckenblll
Junior Champion: Jessica Luckenblll
Reaarva Junior Champion: Amy Hol
lenbach
Junior 2 Year Old: 1 Amy Hollenbach
Senior 2 Year Old; 1 Amy Hollenbach,
2 Amy Hollenbach
organic matter. If a cover crop is
plowed down or simply killed
and a crop is no-tilled into it, the
cover crop residue will add to the
amount of organic matter in the
soil profile. Cover crops which
are not plowed down but a mulch
for a no-till crop also help con
serve water during the growing
season. In addition to the organic
matter added to the soil, the roots
of cover crops help to improve
soil structure.
Cover crops also help control
weeds. When used in a no-till
system of planting, cover crops
will act as a mulch keeping many
weed seeds from germinating.
Cover crops reduce soil ero
sion during the winter months
when many Helds are not protect
ed from erosion. A good vegeta
tive cover will break the impact
of the falling rain drop while the
plant roots will hold the soil in
place as water flows over the sur
face of the soil.
If you are interested in learn
ing more about the benefits of
growing cover crops, plan to
attend the Penn State Cover Crop
Symposium, which will be held
Monday, October 24 and Tues
day, October 25 near State Col
lege.
At Reading
Junior 3 Year old; 1. Amy Hollenbach;
2 Amy Hollenbach
4 Year Old: 1. Daniel Hollenbach; 2.
Amy Hollenbach
5 Year Old: 1. Amy Hollenbach
Beat 3 Femalaa: Amy Hollenbach
Produce of Dam: Amy Hollenbach
Dam & Daughter: 1 Amy Hollenbach;
2 Amy Hollenbach
Senior Champion; Daniel Hollenbach
Raaarve Senior Champion: Amy Hol
lenbach
Beat Udder: D Hallibs; A Holeor
Club Hard: 1 Western Berks
JERSEY
8 Junior Calf: 1. Junlfer Neiman, 2
John Kolnski; 3. Megan Phillips
Intermediate Calf: 1. Jessica Haag; 2.
Michael Haag; 3. Michael Haag
Senior Call: 1. Mildred Seeds; 2. Tarik
Gaffney: 3- Lynne Kolnski
Summer Yearling: Jill Neiman
Junior Yearling: 1. Mildred Seeds, 2
Jennifer Neiman; 3 Lynne Kolnski
Intermedia!* Yearling: Heather Senior 2 Year Old: I.Tarik Gaffney; 2
Phill 'P s Tank Gaffney: 3. Jennifer Nelman
Junior Champion; Mildred Seeds 4 Year Old; 1 Heather Phillips; 2
Reserve Junior Champion: Jessica Lynne Kolnskl
Haag; Megan Phillips; 3 Heather Phillips 5 Year Old; 1 Mildred Seeds
Junior Get-Of-Sire: Jennifer Nelman Aged Cow: 1. Mildred Seeds
Dry Cow* 4 Year* and Under: Mildred Senior : 1 Mildred Seeds; 2. Tarlk
SeetJs Gaffney; 3. Heather Phillips
Dry Cows 5 Year* and Over Mildred Beal 3 Females; 1. Mildred Seeds; 2
See * , _ Jennifer Nelman; 3. Michael Haag
Junior 2 Year Old: 1 Mildred Seeds: 2. Produce of Dam: 1. Mildred Seeds; 2
Lynne Kolnskl Tarlk Gaffney; 3. Michael Haag
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From the Ic . helping to show the Ayrshire champions of the Reading Fair are dairy
cattle Judge Alan Hostetter, and Melissa Bicksler, Berks County dairy princess, Jill
Vail with her grand champion Ayrshire, her friend Leslie Nirschl who shows Jill’s
reserve grand champion, Andrea Koinski who shows the reserve Junior champion,
and Jed Vail who shows the Junior champion.
Selling at
NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES
DAIRY SALE
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28
18 JERSEY COWS
ALL STAGES OF PRODUCTION
If you are looking for top Jerseys
please attend this sale
See additional consignments Page 850 this issue
PUBLIC AUCTION
At Fairplay’s Antique Tractor & Engine
Show off Sharpeburg Pike (Route 65)
Fairplay Md. From 181 take Route 68 to
Route 65 South to Fairplay
Sat., Oct. 1, 1994
at 3:00 P.M.
1939 J.D. B tractor, hand start, New rubber &
paint; 1941 J.D. B tractor; elec, start; Massey
Harris 20 tractor; Thomas 8 discs grain drill;
Portable sprayer; Portable sand-blaster; new
cylinders; hand tools.
Consignment information
Bobby Beckley Doug May
(301) 582-2890 (301) 432-6480
Terms: Cash or approved check. Not
responsible for accidents.
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cess presents awards to Amy Hollenbach, who shows her
reserve Junior champion Guernsey, and Jessica Luckenbill,
who shows the Junior champion.
Auctioneer: Douglas C. May
and other local auctioneers
Dam ft Daughtar: 1 Mildred Seeds: 2
Heasther Phillips; 3. Mildred Seed
Senior Champion: Tarik Gaffney
Reserve Senior Champion: Mildred
Seeds
Grand Champion: Tarik Gaffney
Reserve Grand Champion: Mildred
Seeds
Bast Udder; 1. Tarik Gaffney; 2. Mil
dred Seeds
Club Hard: 1. Western Berks
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hi TOOL AUCTION
Sat., Oct. Ist,
at 4:00 PM
Located in Bayview, MD on Rt. 274,
40 miles south of Lancaster, 7 miles
south of Oxford, PA, 1 mile off 1-95
exit 100.
Tools to sell form Mr. Hayward’s workshop
From Newark, DE because of moving plus
additional tools on consignment from
Antique to Modem.
Woodworking tools with assorted other
types. Partial Listing: Band saw, Table
saw’s. Drill press, workbench and Portable
worktables, router, braces, drills, drill bits,
hammers, mallets, Adz’s, picks, levels,
hoes, saws, clamps, Bar clamps, CY’s,
shovels, various size tool boxes and caddies,
I lathe, pipe wrenches, vise’s, wood planes,
tap and dies, nuts, bolts, nails, tongs,
ladders, some lumber, farm bell, etc.
ANTIQUE AUCTION
Sat. Oct. Bth,
at 4:00 p.m.
Selling partial Estate
w/additions, Antiques,
Furniture, Collectables, old
Decorated Crocks, China,
glassware, household.
Food available on premises
Terms check w/ID - CASH
Dealers bring copy or current proof of MD
Sales Tax Number
Jim Racine-Auctioneer
b 2741 Biggs Hwy
North East, MD 21901
NL 1-410-658-9720
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