A2O-Lanca«ter Farming, Saturday, April 1, 2000
David Day had the Best Bred and Owned of the youth
show. Here is David with the winning animal, Tri-Day
Adeen lIET.
Amanda Cessna had the Junior Champion heifer of the
youth division. With Amanda are from left Liza Haas, Perry
County Dairy Princess; Brent Walker, judge; Cessna;
David Day with the Reserve Junior Champion winner; and
Rebecca Kilgore, Pennsylvania Alternate Dairy Princess.
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Alfalfa For Profits
BaraKa 32 IQ gives more milk.
Waunakee, Wisconsin, sown April ‘94
1996 results
variety
Baralfa 32 IQ 5.67 18.8 145
Vitro 5.67 18.6 144
WL 325 HQ 5.73 18.7 143
Ace 5.47 19.0 144
Rushmore 5.66 18.4 139
GH766 5.33 17.6 144
Pioneer 5454 6 17 16.5 128
Legen Dairy 532 19 0 143
Magnum IV 5 63 17.6 134
Defiant 5 27 17 5 134
Premier Breeder and Exhibitor of the show went to Windy-Knoll-View Holsteins. From
left in front are Chris Reichard, Nina Burdette, James Burdette, and Dan Mckenze. In
back from left are Brent Walker, Will lager, Kyle Burdette, Justin Burdette, Ronald
Heffner, and Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Samuel E. Hayes, Jr.
Here are the top placings at the Penn
sylvania Holstein spring show held in
Harrisburg last Friday.
Winter calf, I. Dale Bendig; 2. Sara
Day; 3. Richard Packard. Fall calf, 1.
James Burdette; 2. James Burdette; 3.
James Burdette.
Summer Yearling, 1. Sarah Day; 2.
James Burdette; 3. Steve Wood. Spring
Yearling, 1. Clayton Wood; 2. Gerald
Kisner; 3. Trisha Knight. Winter Year
ling, 1. David Day; 2. Dale Bendig; 3.
Timothy Vail. Fall Yearling, 1. Lock
Syndicate; 2. David Day; 3. Amanda
Cessna.
Junior champion: Locke Syndicate;
Reserve junior champion; Tri-Day.
Youth junior champion: Amanda
Yield %CP RFV Lbs
(tn/ac) Milk
Per acre
11,385
BARALFA 54. After three consecutive
years BARALFA 54 has proven to be
the highest yielding alfalfa variety in
Landisville, Lancaster County. Along
with an excellent
I disease resistance,
I BARomuc it makes BARALFA 54
1 SIMPLY THE BEST
vanet y available So if
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11,317
11,265
10,874
10,845
10,697
10,662
10,507
10,241
9,702
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Cessna; Reserve junior champion:
David Day.
Junior best three, 1. Tri-Day; 2. Win
dy-Knoll; 3. Alta-View.
Unfresh junior 2y, 1. Adam Sonnen;
2. Shane Hall, 3. Fava Family. Dry cow
under 4y, 1. McCauley, Strouse, Con
nelly; 2. Charann Foster; 3. Elwood
Stitt. Dry cow over sy, I. Shane Hall; 2.
Scott Jones; 3. Jessica Dreibelbis.
Junior 2y, 1. Jessica Dreibelbis.
Senior 2y, 1. James Burdette; 2. Rob
Mcovat; 3. Dale Bendig.
Junior 3y, 1. Campbell, Claypool,
Bednurski; 2. Thomas Boyer; 3.
Charann Foster. Senior 3y, 1. Robert
Harwood; 2. Star Rock; 3. David Day.
4y, 1. James Burdette; 2. McCauley,
BaraKa 54. Highest yielding.
Enrty
BARALFA S 4
DS 9501
MAGNUM V 7 86
C/W 3512 7 65
BPR 374 7 35
GOLD PLUS 7 32
DKI42 7 46
F 6 7 6
WL 324
MARINER 7 40
BPR 373 7 39
DK 127 7 25
ZC93388 7 45
ABOUND 7 44
GRAND MEAN 7 0
LSD (p= 05)
Source Pennstate 1998 summary Landisville PA planted
April 20 1995 this table shows the top 16 varieties
Great in Grass.
Chris, Budgee; 3. Olivia Courtney. sy,
1. Tom McCauley; 2. Campbell, Clay
pooie, Bednarski; 3. Emily Stuff.
Aged cow, 1. Scott Walton; 2. James
Burdette; 3. Joseph Stitt. 125,0001 b cow,
1. Aaron Eaton.
Grand champion: Tom McCauley;
Reserve grand champion: Campbiil,
Claypool, Bednarski.
Youth grand champion: Scott
Walton; Youth reserve grand cham
pion; Emily Stuff.
Premier breeder and exhibitor: Win
dy-Knoli-View.
Produce, 1. Windy-Knoil-View; 2.
Tri-Day; 3. Globe Run. Damaughter, 1.
James Burdette; 2. Harwood; 3. Scott
Jones.//
1998 1997 1996 3
Total Total Total Total
(ton/acre) (ton/acre) (ton/acre) (ton/acra)
7 44 7 10 6 04 21 a
7 87
21 46
21 27
21 12
21 01
20 93
20 55
20 50
20 50
20 49
20 49
20 48
20 48
20 22
20 12
19 85
1941
Stand