D6-L«nc«»ter Farming, Saturday, October 24, 1998
Wayne County Fair
Announces
Holstein Results
HONESDALE (Wayne Co.)
The Junior Holstein Type show
was held on Wednesday, Aug. 12.
Judge for the show was Creedin
Comman, Carlisle.
The grand champion female
was Ban-Queen-Sons Raider Rc
ba and was exhibited by Kyle Du
mond of the Up North Crew 4-H
Club. Reserve grand champion
was Davisdale Big Bertha, exhib
ited by Shelly Woodmansee of the
Pleasant Mount Go-Getters 4-H
Club.
The results of the Holstein
classes are as follows:
WAYNE COUNTY FAIR
HOLSTEIN SHOW RESULTS
CLASS 106 - DRY COW: 1. Scott Wood
mansee. 2 Shelly Woodmansee.
CLASS 110 JUNIOR 2-YEAR-OLD COW'
1 Douglas Kennedy. 2. Scon Woodmansee.
CLASS 111 SENIOR 2-YEAR-OLD COW'
1 Shelly Woodmansee. 2 Shelly Woodman
see
CLASS 113 SENIOR 3-YEAR-OLD COW.
1 Jason Kennedy. 2 Brent Courtnght.
CLASS 114 4-YEAR-OLD COW. 1. Doug
las Kennedv. 2. Scott Woodmansee.
Two Grant
Programs
For Northeast Producers
BURLINGTON, VL Appli
cations are available for the
Northeast Region Sustainable
Agriculture Research and Educa
tion (SARE) Program’s 1999
farmer grants.
Northeast SARE offers two
kinds of grants to producer-ini
tiated and managed projects that
will advance knowledge about al
ternative production and market
ing practices.
“These grants provide a won
derful opportunity for farmers in
terested in evaluating new ideas,”
said Northeast SARE Program
Coordinator Fred Magdoff.
“Many farmers and growers have
had an idea but didn’t have the
time or the resources to fully test
it. Here’s a program which helps
farmers to try something new that
may end up significantly helping
their farms.”
Through the seven-year-old
Farmer/Grower Grant Program,
SARE helps producers conduct
farm-based experiments to answer
their own production and market
ing questions. Farmer/Grower
Grant proposals may address any
food, non-food or forest crop pro
duction or marketing issue. Proj
ect activities may include small
research trials, educational activi
ties and demonstrations.
Through its two-year-old SEED
(Special Evaluation, Education
and Demonstration) initiative,
Northeast SAKE will provide
grants to producers willing to
farm-test selected, alternative
practices. Previous SARE-sup
ported research has shown that
these practices improve farm prof
itability, reduce pesticide use, pro
tect soil, and/or enhance quality of
life.
The goal of both programs is to
develop and refine systems and
practices that promote steward-
CLASS 115 5-YEAR-OLD COW: 1. Kyle
Dumond. 2. Eric Eltz.
CLASS 115 6-YEAR-OLD COW & OLD
ER' 1. Shelly Woodmansee. 2. Scott Wood
mansee. . _
SENIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - Kyte Du
mond.
RESERVE SENIOR CHAMPION
FEMALE - Shelly Woodmansee.
CLASS 120 JUNIOR/SENIOR HEIFER
CALF: 1. Brian Jonas 2. Julie Olver.
CLASS 121 INTERMEDIATE/WINTER
HEIFER CALF: 1. David Nogan. 2. Julie 01-
V6 CLASS 122 SENIOR/FALL HEIFER
CALF' 1. John Sunavage. 2. Andrew Nebzy
dowski. .
CLASS 123 SUMMER YEARLING HEIF
ER. 1. Kyle Dumond. 2. Jennifer Eroh.
CLASS 124 JUNIOR/SPRING YEARLING
HEIFER: 1. David Nogan. 2. Andrew Nebzy
d°CLASS 125 INTERMEDIATE/WINTER
YEARLING: 1. Shelly Woodmansee. 2. John
Stmavage. ,
CLASS 126 SENIOR/FALL YEARLING
HEIFER. 1. Jerrod Burleigh. 2. Theron La-
Tourette
JUNIOR CHAMPION FEMALE - Jarrod
Burleigh.
RESERVE JUNIOR CHAMPION FE
MALE - Shelly Woodmansee.
GRAND CHAMPION FEMALE - Kyle Du
m°RESERVE GRAND (SH AMP lON FEMALE
- Shelly Woodmansee.
ship of natural resources, prevent
agricultural pollution and improve
farm profitability.
Northeast SARE will award up
to $150,000 through its producer
grant programs. Grants will be
awarded on a competitive basis to
fanners in the 12-state region. In
the past, grants have ranged from
$3OO to about $B,OOO.
Reviewers will give preference
to proposals that clearly define lo
cal sustainable agriculture prob
lems or issues and propose solu
tions. Projects must be led by one
or more producer, include a pro
fessional technical advisor (an ex
tension agent, for example) and
outline a plan for sharing gained
information with others in the
community.
Any producer within the North
east is eligible to apply; however,
proposals based at research or
educational institutions are not eli
gible for fanner grants. Proposals
from those institutions are eligible
for funding through SARE’s two
other grant programs. (For more
information on those programs,
contact the SARE office at
802-656-0471.)
The Northeast region includes
Connecticut, Delaware, Maine,
Maryland. Massachusetts, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, New
York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land, Vermont, West Virginia, and
Washington, D.C.
All farmer grant applications
must be postmarked by Dec. 11,
1998. Decisions will be an
nounced in March 1999.
To obtain a grant application,
visit our website at http://www.
uvm.edu/~nesare/, call (802)
656-0471 or write Northeast
SARE at 10 Hills Building.
University of Vermont, Burling
ton. VT 05405-0082.
Kyle Dumond, fourth from right, Lakewood, and a member of the Up North Crew
4-H Club, exhibited the senior champion and grand champion Holstein female at the
recent Wayne County Fair Junior Holstein Show. Also shown is Shelly Woodmansee,
second from left, Lake Como, who received the reserve senior champion and reserve
grand champion Holstein award. Donna Brown, left, representing Northeast Farm
Credit, presented a trophy award to Shelly. Others in the photo are Creedin Cornman,
right, judge, Miss Jonas, award/ribbon presenter and, at right, Jennifer Eroh, Wayne
County dairy maid.
Shelly Woodmansee, Lake Como, was selected grand champion showperson at
the recent Wayne County Fair Junior Holstein Show. Jarrod Burleigh, left, Pleasant
Mount, received the reserve grand champion award. Also shown are Creedin Corn
man, second from right, Carlisle, judge of this 4-H show and Sam E. Hayes Jr., Penn
sylvania secretary of agriculture, who helped to present the 4-H showmanship
awards.
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