A3B-L>nc««ter Farming, Saturday, September 19, 1998
Morrison’s Cove Holds
Second District Show
LINDA WILLIAMS
Blair Co. Correspondent
MARTINSBURG (Blair Co) -
The second annual youth dairy
show was held during the last
day of the Morrison’s Cove Dairy
Show with the following receiv
ing blue ribbons, qualifying
them for state competition.
AYSHIRES
JR CALF 1 Andrew Keith 2 Stacie Keith
INTERMEDIATE CALF 1 Shand Pheasant 2
Sara McCutcheon
SENIOR CALF 1 Chris Semple
JUNIOR CHAMPION 1 Willow Spring Sur
Sandusky
YEARLING 1 Lawanda Klmg
SENIOR YEARLING 1 Edna Schilling
DRY COW Justin Semple
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Sara K Hayden
SENIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 Sara K Hayden
also, best animal owned and bred
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 lan Michael Hayden,
reserve senior and grand champion
FIVE YEAR OLD Sara K Hayden
SIX YEARS AND OLDER Sara K Hayden also
senior and grand champion
BROWN SWISS
SPRING JR CALF 1 Adam L Coleman
reserve Junior Champion and Best Animal
Owned and Bred 2 Wade Lucas Coleman, 3
Dana M Bittner
INTERMEDIATE CALF 1 Kevin Bittner
JR YEARLING 1 Abigail F Mower also junior
champion 2 Barbara White
DRY COW 1 lan Michael Hayden 2 Brandy
Horning
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 lan Michael
Hayen 2 Nicholas Burken 3 Brandy Horning
JUNIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 Nicholas Burket
also Senior and Grand Champion
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Lance Bittner 2 Barbara
White
FIVE YEAR OLD 1 Enda Schilling
SIX YEARS AND OLDER 1 Adam Coleman
reserve senior and reserve grand champion
GUERNSEY
JR CALF 1 James Curtis Oldham 2 Charann
Lee Foster 3 Shareena Hershberger
INTERMEDIATE CALF 1 James Curtis
Oldham 2 Jan Snider 3 Justin Carl Kaufman
SENIOR CALF 1 Shareena Hershberger 2
Kendy Gable
YEARLING 1 Kendy Gable and reserve junior
champion
OTHER BLUE Amber Clark Aaron Gable
James Oldham
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING 1 Kendy Gable
SENIOR YEARLING 1 Jan Snider and Best
animal owned and bred
DRY COW 1 Amber Clark 2 Kristi Snider
SENIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Mary L Morrow
JUNIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 Jan Snider
SENIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 Kristi Snider
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Jan Snider and senior and
grand champion 2 Amber Clark
SIX YEARS AND OLDER 1 Aaron Gable and
reserve senior and grand champion 2
Sm tr r
HOLSTEIN
JUNIOR CALVES 1 Eric Frederick 2 Jenna
Leigh Fox 3 Josh Deputy
INTERMEDIATE CALF 1 Amanda Cessna also
reserve junior champion 2 Amanda J Corl 3
Ellen Bert
More Than 200 Entries At N.E. Pa. District 4-H Show
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NORTHEAST PA
DISTRICT 4-H
SHOW RESULTS
A List of the top three win
ners in each class as follow.
AYRSHIRE
Spring Call Stefame Long
Fall Calf’ 1 Kaitlyn Johnson
Spring Yearling 1 Stelame Long
Junior 2-Year-Old 1 Derek Long
Senior 2-Year-Old 1 Bradley Wales 2
Melissa Burdick
Junior 3-Year-Old 1 Stelame Long
4-Year-Old 1 Derek Long
6 Years and Over 1 Bradley Wales
BROWN SWISS
Spring Calf 1 Kurils Page
Winter Calf 1 Jennifer Johnson 2 Lisa
Fntch
Summer Yearling 1 Craig Johnson 2
Jason Butler
Spring Yearling 1 Michelle Burtick
Winter Yearling 1 Jennifer Johnson 2
Jennifer Johnson
Fall Yearling 1 Lisa Fitch
Junior 3-Year-Old 1 Craig Johnson 2
Jason Butler
4-Year-Old 1 Jason Butler
GUERNSEY
Spring Call 1 Jordan Mcllwam
Summer Yearling 1 Jordan Mcllwam
HOLSTEIN
Spring Calf 1 Michelle Adam 2 Chelsea
Coolidge 3 Cody Mattison
Winter Calf 1 Sherri Thompson 2 John
Turton 3 Lynnetle De Remer
Fall Calf 1 Robby White 2 Tncia
Mcllwam 3 Christine Douglas
SENIOR CALF 1 Greg Schilling 2 Roger
Stock, 3 Audrey Fox
RECEIVING BLUE Justin Hillegrass Amanda
Cessna, Josh Deputy, Tyler Cogan, Deanne
Delp, Samantha Foster
YEARLING 1 Amanda Cessna, 2 Philip
Petenbrmk, 3 David Kocher
YEARLING 1 Audrey Fox, 2 Charann Foster
3 Erin Shaw
YEARLING 1 Derrick Bowser 2 Mark
Frederick, 3 Brittany Jo Myers
YEARLING 1 Amanda Cessna 2 David
Kocher, 3 Jessica Rose
DRY COW 1 Ellen Bert, 2 Mart Snider 3
Rachel Fox
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Erin Shaw also
reserve senior and grand champion and best
animal owned and bred, 2 Ernest Bert
SENIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Charann Foster,
2 Heather Hoover
JUNIOR THREE • YEAR OLD 1
Hilklegass, 2 Amanda Stanton
SENIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 Eric Frederick,
2 Erin Shaw
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Matthew Mosholder, 2
Eric Frederick
FIVE YEAR OLD 1 Amanda Cessna 2 David
Kocher
SIX YEARS AND OLDER 1 Robert Landis
JERSEY
JUNIOR CALF 1 Crystal Heidorn 2 Eliza
Van Tassel
INTERMEDIATE CALF 1 Paige Black, 2 Lee
Bailey 3 Leslie Dawn Bailey
SENIOR CALF 1 Crystal Heidorn and also
reserve junior champion, 2 Leslie D Bailey 3
Garrett Stonerook
YEARLING 1 Joshua Lynn Van Tassel 2
Susanna Lynn Thomas
JUNIOR YEARLING 1 Chnsell Fisher and also
junior champion 2 Garrett Stonerook
INTERMEDIATE YEARLING 1 Lee Bailey
SENIOR YEARLING 1 Jennifer Bechtel 2 Lee
Bailey
DRY COW 1 Sherri Lynn Hoover
YEARLING IN MILK 1 Garrett Stonerook
JUNIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Chnselle Fisher 2
Heather Hoover
SENIOR TWO YEAR OLD 1 Leslie Dawn
Bailey
JUNIOR THREE YEAR OLD 1 James C
Hayden, 2 Joshua L Vantassel 3 Lee Bailey
SENIOR THREE YEAR OLD SENIOR CHAM
PION GRAND CHAMPION AND BEST ANIMAL
OWNED AND BRED 1 Leslie Dawn Bailey
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Erza Jordan Van Tassel,
also reserve senior and reserve grand champi
on 2 James C Hayden
FIVE YEAR OLD 1 Joshua Lynn Van Tassel
SIX YEAR AND OLDER 1 Wendy Jo Rose
MILKING SHORTHORN
JUNIOR CALF 1 Jason Heeler
INTERMEDIATE CALF AND RESERVE
JUNIOR CHAMPION 1 Jimmy Young
SENIOR CALF AND JUNIOR CHAMPION 1
Jimmy Young
YEARLING AND BEST ANIMAL OWNED AND
BRED 1 Chnselle Fisher
DRY COW AND SENIOR AND GRAND
CHAMPION 1 Jimmy Young
FOUR YEAR OLD 1 Jason Heeler
FIVE YEAR OLD AND RESERVE SENIOR AND
GRAND CHAMPION 1 Jimmy Young
Counties represented included Huntingdon
Bedord Blair Indiana Somerset Cambria and
Centre
Summer Yearling 1 Krista Snyder 2
Jordan Mcllwam 3 Robby White
Spring Yearling 1 Michelle Adam 2 Krista
Neff 3 Pam Cornell
Winter Yearling 1 Darla Neff 2 Betsy
Risser 3 Charlie Kibbe
Fall Yearling: 1 Brett Hamblin 2 Michael
Risser
Dry Cow 2 Years and Over 1 Aaron
Butler 2 Christopher Jackson 3 Jeremy Brace
Junior 2-Year-Old 1 Justin Smoker 2
Derick Coolidge 3 Trisha Mcllwam
Senior 2-Year-Old: 1 Chelsea Collidge 2
Jamie Mattison 3 John Turton
Junior 3-Year-Old- 1 Betsy Risser 2
Ashley Thompson
Senior 3-Year-Old- 1 Giselle Daub
4- 1 Chelsea Coolidge
5- Jamie Mattison 2 Stefame
Long 3 Phillip Risser
6 Years and Over: 1 Kristina Baker
JERSEY
Spring Calf- 1 Tncia Mcllwam 2 Bryan
Fitch 3 Renee Norman
Winter Calf. I Kimberly Sue Barker 2
Nicholas Wolff 3 Heath York
Fall Calf- 1 Kimberly Sue Barker 2 Jill
Netterman 3 Chris Wood
Summer Yearling- 1 Ryan Sprout 2
Daniel Newcomb 3 Kimberly Sue Barker
Spring Yearling: 1 Ellen Norman 2 Paul
Blackwell 3 Renee Norman
Winter Yearling- 1 Daniel Newcomb 2
Jessica May 3 Bryan Fitch
Fall Yearling: 1 Ryan Sprout 2 Daniel
Newcomb 3 Marty Watson
Dry Cow Two-Years and Over- 1 Kimberly
Sue Barker 2 Tim Harer 3 Tim Harer
Junior 2-Year-Old 1 Emily Norman 2
Ellen Norman
TYust Names New Development Director
LANCASTER (Lancaster Co.)
Thomas D. Stouffer, executive
director of Lancaster Farmland
Trust, announced that Kenneth
M. Ebert, director of develop
ment at Delone Catholic High
School, has been named the
Trust’s new director of develop
ment effective Sept. 21.
The Director of Development
is a professional staff position of
Lancaster Farmland Trust,
reports directly to the executive
director, and is responsible for
all development activities. Ebert
will have overall responsibility
for major gift fundraising,
grants development, member
ship development, special
events, education and communi
ty outreach, marketing, product
sales, and public relations.
Ebert, whose paternal and
maternal family is originally
New Ag Publications Available
NEWARK, Del. Whether
you are seeking environmentally
sound ways to manage farm waste
or advice on commercial perennial
plant production, agricultural pro
ducers need up-to-date, research
based information.
Researchers from the Univer
sity of Delaware help produce
publications like the following,
available by mail order from the
Northeast Regional Agricultural
Engineering Service (NRAES).
The Guideline for Dairy Man
ure Management from Bam to
Storage is a 36-page guide that
covers the planning or improve
ment of manure-handling sys
tems; regulations; manure charac
teristics and production; alterna
tives for manure management;
options for transferring manure
from bam to storage; and manure
storage types and storage manage
ment
Guideline for Milking Center
Wastewater discusses topics such
as wastewater characteristics and
estimating the amount of waste
produced: source control of milk
ing center wastewater; the milking
center drainage system; and treat
ment alternatives such as liquid
o „ „ 0 Senior 3-Year-Old. 1 Mark Norman 2
Senior 2-Year-Old- 1 Nicholas Wolff 2 „ T ;„
Ashley Dawn Thompson 3 Kimberly Kosa ,J* -
Junior 3-Year-Old- 1 Mark Norman 2 c d: ' Pa “ l Blackwell 2 Ryan
Derek Long 3 Jonathan Kosa Sprout 3 Ateon Gorenflo
a 5-Year-Old. 1 Teresa Ann Burdick
Six Years and Over: 1 Tim Rarer
f ,
Tioga County Dairy Princess Kristina Baker presents the Milking Shorthorn
awards to Bradley Wales with the grand champion, Brett Hamblin holding the
reserve grand champion, Mike Pierce with the junior champion, and Aaron Butler
with the reserve junior champion.
from the city of Lancaster, joins
the trust with more than five
years experience in agricultural
retail from managing New
Oxford Agway and Supply in
New Oxford. His grandparents,
Anthony and Agnes Colatta,
were long-time stand holders at
Lancaster Central Market until
their retirement in the early
1980 s.
He is also a member of The
Friends of the Central Market, a
local support organization dedi
cated to preserving and market
ing the historic farmer’s market
in downtown Lancaster. Ebert is
a graduate of Lehigh University
in Bethlehem. In his previous
position he was responsible for
communications with more than
8,000 alumni and an Annual
Fund Campaign that increased
by almost 500 percent during his
four-year tenure.
manure system, short-term stor
age, land application and settling
tanks. Safety and health concerns
are also summarized.
Herbaceous Perennials Produc
tion: A Guide from Propagation to
Marketing is a comprehensive in
formation source that considers
situations encountered by growers
in businesses of all sizes. The
220-page book, which focuses on
production, contains information
MDA to Run Aflatoxin Tests
ANNAPOLIS, Md.
Maryland Secretary of
Agriculture Henry A. Virts
announced recently that the
Maryland Department of
Agriculture will offer free afla
toxin tests for farmers worried
about drought stress on their
1998 corn crops.
“Last year we offered such
help in response to drought.
Here again in 1998, farmers are
faced with possible loss due to
an odd combination of drought
stress on corn coupled with
moisture at the wrong time and
Kenneth M. Ebert
about taxonomy, nomenclature,
plant hardiness, the physical needs
of crops, irrigation systems and
cutting-edge research on perennial
propagation and production.
For more information, prices
and a free publications catalog,
contact NRAES by phone at
(607) 255-7654; by fax at (607)
254-8770; or by e-mail at nrae
s@cornell.edu
aflatoxin mold spores,” Virts
said.
Aflatoxin is a mold which can
infest corn grown under the
stress of drought and heat
Badly contaminated corn is dan
gerous if fed to livestock, partic
ularly poultry. Maryland first
experienced aflatoxin problems
in corn as a result of a drought
in 1983.
Farmers interested m the
aflatoxin testing program
should contact their county
extension service office for
details.
MILKING SHORTHORN
Spring Calf: 1 Michael Pierce
Winter Calf. 1 Bradley Wales
Senior 2-Year-Old' 1 Bradley Wales
Dry 5 Years and Over: 1 Bradley Wales
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