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THE
TWENTY SECOND
KEYSTONE
PORK
EXPO
FEBRUARY 9. 2000
LEBANON VALLEY EXPO CENTER 9 00 «m
LEBANON FAIRGROUNDS
Cornwall and Rocherty Roads
LEBANON PA
Tues.,
• Company
Representatives will be
present to receive
your comments on
their Equipment and
answer your
Questions.
• Exhibits
• Free Lunch
• Special Discounts
During Open House
nClltr 339 King Street
'irfWL Myerstown, PA 17067
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PRODUCERS PROGRAM
trade show
North Hall
8 00 am
Registration Doors Open to
Trade Shan
MORNING SEMINARS
West Halt
Presiding -
Ken Kephart
8 55 am
Welcome
Ken Kephart
Market Outlook
Lou Moore
9 45 am
Managing Risks on Your
Operation
Sieve Meyer
OPEN HOUSE
Wed. & Thurs., Feb. 15, 16 & 17, 2000
at Our New Home - 339 King St, Myerstown,
Cedar Crest Equipment
11 00 am
11 45 am
10 W am
1 00 pm
Our kernel processors effectively
increase milk production by making
more nutrients available to your cows,
Bagger
Processor
Process up
to 2 tons of
corn silage
per minute as
you fill
storage bags
Cedar Crest Equipment
(West of Wenger’s Farm Machinery off Rt. 501)
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Legislatne Fund Auction
To fie Held In Central Hall
Evaluating Marketing and
Production Contracts
Laura Cheney
Results of Odor Reduction Field
Tests
Robert Mikesell and Leon
Ressler
LEGISLATIVE
ACTIVITY
FUND AUCTION
Central Hall
Presiding
Dale Martin
Live Auction
Col Harry Bachman
Silent Bidding Closes
Limited Number
of Units
Available For
• John Deere 3950 &
3970 pull type
• John Deere 5000 series
self propelled
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 5, 2000-A33
KEYSTONE PORK BOWL
Sponsored by Hatfield Quality Meats
West Hall
Presiding -
Linda Spahr
Preliminary Eliminations
9 10 am
2 00 pm
Final Eliminations
Coffee and Doughnuts Sponsored by
Purina Mills, Inc.
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS
Harr) Bachman Auctioneer
Lebanon PA
1-aura Cheney Assistant Professor of
Agricultural Economics
Michigan State University
National Dairy Shrine
Boosts Scholarship Funding
COLUMBUS, Oh.-National
Dairy Shrine, the “Hall of Fame”
of the dairy industry, has app
roved scholarships and awards
totalling over $30,000 for 2000.
This is twice the amount distrib
uted in 1999, according to Dr.
Thomas Aitchison, President of
the organization. The organiza
tion increased the funding to
recognize and reward outstand
ing young people in the dairy
industry.
These include:
•NDS/DMI Milk Marketing
Scholarships-five to seven schol
arships awarded annually (One
at $1,000; balance $5OO scholar
ships) for college students inter
ested in careers in milk market
ing.
•McCullough Scholarships-two
scholarships ($2,500 and $1,000)
for high school seniors planning
to enter a four-year college or
Kcnnelh Kcphart Assoc Professor of Animal
Science
Pennsylvania Stale University
Dale Marlin Chair
Legislative Activity Auction
Mverstown PA
Steve Meyer Director of Economics
National Pork Producers Council
Robert Mikesell Senior Extension Associate
Pennsylvania State University
H Louis Moore Professor of Agricultural
Economics
Pennsylvania State University
Leon Ressler Extension Agent
Lancaster County Extension
Pennsylvania Slate University
Linda Spahr Assoc Ext Agent
York County Extension
Pennsylvania Stale University
university.
•Kildee Scholarships-up to
two $3,000 scholarships award
ed annually for advanced study
in dairy to one of the top indi
viduals in the National Intercoll
egiate Dairy Judging Contest.
•Student Recognition Contest
-cash awards to encourage grad
uating college seniors to work
with dairy cattle after gradua
tion. Must be nominated by col
lege or university.
•Progressive Dairy Producer
Award-three $2,000 educational
travel awards targeting out
standing young dairy producers
21-45 years of age.
Deadline for applications for
all awards and scholarships is
March 15, 2000.
For additional information or
an application, contact the Dairy
Shrine at 614-878-5333 or visit
their website at www.dairyshrme.
org.
PA
Parts Outlet
RD 2 Box 271, East Earl, PA 17519
(717) 354-0584