D6*Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, Dacambar 9, 1995
Md. 4-H Dairy Judging Team Succeeds At NAILE
COLLEGE PARK, Md.—The
Maryland 4-H dairy cattle judging
team placed fifth overall in youth
competition at the North Ameri
can International Livestock
Exposition ip Louisville, Ky., on
Nov. 5.
Drawing upon knowledge of
cattle evaluation and speaking
ability, the Maryland team cap
tured second in oral reasons.
Team members include Emily
Birch, 16, from White Hall (Har
ford County); Erin Feuillet, 16,
from Damascus (Montgomery
County); Amy lager, 15, from
Fulton (Howard County); and
Kristin Myers, 14, from New
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1996 grain dealers licenses as well
as applications for shell egg distri
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will be produced from fewer, but
better, animals.
For people in developing coun
tries, it is a mixed blessing,
because animal numbers mean
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In a field of 20 teams, the Mary
land competitors captured the fol
lowing team awards: fifth in
Brown Swiss, Guernsey and
Jersey judging, and sixth in Ayr
shire and Holstein judging.
Individually, Erin Feuillet
placed second in oral reasons,
seventh overall, fifth in Holstein
judging, tenth in Ayrshire judging
and eleventh in Guernsey judging.
Kristin Myers received seventh in
oral reasons, eleventh overall,
eighth in Brown Swiss judging,
fourteenth in Guernsey judging
and seventeenth in Ayrshire
judging.
Amy lager was twenty-first
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a field of 77 contestants. Emily
Birch placed sixth in Guernsey
judging and thirteenth in Jersey
judging.
Dr. J. Lee Majeskie, extension
dairy science specialist at the Uni
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Park, coached the team. Donna
Myers of New Windsor attended
as an assistant coach and chape
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from the Maryland Agricultural
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Maryland 4-H Foundation. Team
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The Maryland 4-H dairy cattle Judging team placed fifth
overall in youth competition at the North American Interna
tional Livestock Exposition In Louisville, Ky., on Nov. 5.
The team Is pictured at the Maryland State Fair in Septem
ber. Standing from left to right: Dr. J. Lee Majeskle, exten
sion dairy science specialist at the University of Maryland
at College Park; Emily Birch, 16, from White Hall (Harford
County); Erin Feulllet, 16, from Damascus (Montgomery
County); Amy lager, 15, from Fulton (Howard County); and
Kristin Myers, 14, from New Windsor (Carroll County).
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