LOUISVILLE, Ky. Follow
ing are results for Pennsylvania
teams and individuals at the
Eastern National 4-H Horse
Roundup conducted here Nov.
3-5.
Public speaking: Ashley
Bolen, Perry County, third high
individual.
Ashley also delivered the 4-H
response at the Awards Break
fast to more than 700 people.
Ashley prepared her remarks on
very short notice. She was
coached by Linda Bolen.
Horse judging: Katie Comer
ford, Casey Poor, Justin Gray
and Kitty Peters, Centre
County, fifth place team overall,
sixth conformation, third per-
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formance, and fourth reasons.
Katie Comerford, eighth high
individual, reasons and Casey
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sons. Coach was Chris Gray.
Team demonstration: Laura
Blank and Katie White, West
moreland County, 10th place
team, coach was Susan Blank.
Horse bowl and Hippology:
The Horse Bowl and Hippology
teams did a great job in intense
competition, but did not place in
the top 10. The Horse Bowl team
is from Erie County and consists
of Caitie Klan, Claire Barber,
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It’s Here: OSU’s 2000
Soybean Performance Trials Results
COLUMBUS, Ohio Hot off
the press in time for selecting
seed for spring planting is Ohio
State University’s 2000 Soybean
Performance Trials results,
available online or from local ex
tension offices.
The trials produced outstand
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state, said agronomist Jim Beu
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The trails’ average yields by
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wide estimate of 44-bushels per
acre.
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