Md. Holstein Show
(ContlniMd (ram Pag* Al 9)
“She’s developed into an
extremely well balanced cow,”
lager said. “She has a super udder
and she’s very dairy.”
lager and Harrision are showing
Kandy under the Moniker Dun-
Lawn Holsteins. They had three
other cows at the state contest,
including an aged cow that took
second place in her class and a
senior 3-ycar-old that also won
second place.
Maryland Holstein
than luck.
“We’re really proud to have
home-bred and home-raised cattle
we can win with,” Nona
Schwartzbeck said.
It was hard to know how Couns
would fare since the family
bought her as an embryo. The
family has two full sisters, to
Couns both of whom were
shown as junior calfs and junior
yearlings. One won reserve All
Maryland and the other was nam
ed All Maryland.
Couns, however, was never ex
hibited as a heifer.
She made up for that at the state
fair Couns was named inter
mediate champion and reserve
grand champion of the Holstein
show.
Nona Schwaitzbeck said Couns
and cows like her provide her
family with an additional manage
ment and marketing tool.
“We are striving to survive so
we can hand down our farm to our
children and hopefully they can
hand it down to 'their children”
Schwartzbeck said.
The Schwartzbecks milk about
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lager said Kandy is easy to
work with which helps tremend
ously in the ring.
Kandy was named supreme
champion at the recent Howard
County Fair. "That was a big deal
to us.” lager said.
He and Harrison plan to take
Kandy to the All American Con
tests in Harrisburg and Louisville.
Premier breeder and exhibitor
at the show was My Lady’s Manor
Farm in Monkton.
(Continued from Pago A 22)
130 registered Holsteins and a few
Brown Swiss with their son Qus
and his wife Lisa and their chil
dren Austin, Aubrey, and Davis.
Son Shane also helps on the farm.
Selling breeding stock is one
way to make the struggle to stay in
dairy a little easier. Nona
Schwartzbeck said.
The Schwartzbecks received a
stained glass-bordered mirror and
SBSS for their win.
Production awards at the futuri
ty were as follows:
• Lady’s Manor Lady Lincoln
with 25.246 pounds of energy cor
rected milk led the contest She is
owned by Robert and Mary Smith
of My Lady’s Manor Farm in
Monkton.
• Second highest production
was Cranberry Meadows Lead
man May, owned by Douglas E.
Dell, with 23,972 pounds of milk.
Dell is from Westminster.
• Third high production cow
was Penn Gate Conquest Flossie
with 22,501 pounds of milk. She
is owned by Steve and Chris
Wood and Robert Gift of Penn
Gale Farm in Littlestown, Pa.
MARYLAND STATE PAIR
HOLSTEIN RESULTS
Op-Shaw
Raaarva Grand: Joaaph Schwartzback; Sank*
Champion Fanula: Btnch Haniaon and Mika
lagar, Raaarva Sarlor Champion: My Lady'i
Manor; Intarmadlata Champion: Joaaph
Schwutxback; Inlartnadiata Raaarva Champion:
The lagan; Junior Champicn: Kriari and Adrian
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fhul and Shaman Haniaon; 3. Kriari and Adiian
na Cratch. Fall Hailar Calf: 1. R. Haflnar, A.
BadnanU and K. Land; Z Chriatophar Savaga;
3. Amy and Will bgcr. Summer Yearling Heifer
1. Joaaph Schwartzback; 2. Paul and Shannon
Haniaon; 3. Slava and Chria Wood/R. Oitt.
chami .is _ State .From , Ayrshire grand cham|
Beils Farm P Snowflake, led by Becky Bell Baker of Elmer, NJ.; Guernsey grand
champion, Jaste Ben Joy, owned by O.C. Smith of Jefferson, Md.; supreme champion
of the state fair, Hill Acres Toptln Mindy Ex, a Jersey owned by VA Associates, led by
Paul Stiles; trophy donors George Wills and Susan Hunter; Holstein grand champion,
C Mapleborough Revelat Kandy, led by Mike lager, co-owned by Butch Harrison;
Brown Swiss grand champion, Kinnder Kay Jade Cherisse, owned by George William
Smith in
JOANNE E. MORVAY
Maryland Correspondent
TIMONIUM, Md. A Jersey
owned by a Virginia syndicate
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Hill Acres Toptin Mindy EX
was exhibited by Virginia Asso-
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Leigh.
dates Paul Stiles of Waverly
Farms in Clearbrook, Va.; Bill and
Doris Johnson of Clover Hill West
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