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Producer leaders on national dairy checkoff boards have au thorized Dairy Management Inc. ,M (DMI) to initiate a dairy confidence plan that significantly enhances existing dairy image programs to address consumer concerns about animal health is sues. The main goal of the dairy confidence program is to assure BUY, SELL, TRADE OR RENT THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED ADS IN Lancaster Farming PHONE 717-626-1164 OR 717-394-3047 FAX 717-733-6058 Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8 AM to 5 PM Thurs. 7 AM to 5 PM consumers they can continue to feel confident that the U.S. dairy production, marketing, and regu Lancaster County Man To Head Pa. Geologic Survey HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.) Pennsylvania Geologic Survey Department of Conserva tion and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary John C. Oli ver announced the appointment of Jay B. Parrish, 46, East Peters burg, as director of DCNR’s Bu reau of Topographic and Geolog ic Survey. “Dr. Parrish comes to DCNR with outstanding credentials and an impressive background in ge ology and its related sciences,” Oliver said. “Clearly his leader ship skills and depth of knowl edge of geophysical research and technology will be an asset to the department in this key role.” The Bureau of Topographic and Geological Survey, also known as the Pennsylvania Geo logic Survey, specializes in study- Entries Total 981 At National Junior Angus Show DENVER, Colo. The west ern states came together to host the 2001 National Junior Angus Show, July 9-14 in Denver, Colo. Junior Angus exhibitors from across the U.S. came to show 981 entries at the largest single-breed beef cattle show in the world. Alex Dees, Yuma, Ariz., judged the 595 owned females. Eldon Krebs, Gordon, Neb., evaluated 195 bred-and-owned females, 61 bred-and-owned bulls and 43 cow-calf pairs. Randy Perry, Clovis, Calif., judged the 57 steers. In the car cass steer competition, exhibi tors entered 30 steers. Amanda Penner, Mill Creek, Okla., owns the grand champion bred-and-owned female. R R Black Label 4560 is the sire of the January 2000 entry, P R Lady Blackbird 496. She first won early junior champion. BC Pierres Dr Blkbd Girl 017 claimed reserve grand champion bred-and-owned female after first winning reserve early junior champion. Kyle Conley, Clarks dale. Mo., owns the January 2000 daughter of O C C Doctor 940 D. Jenny Davis, Gallipolis, Ohio, led the grand champion owned female. Gamble Dutchess Sau gahatchee is the January 2000 daughter of Leachman Sau gahatchee 3000 C. She first won junior champion-division 4. G 13 Princess 0061 claimed reserve grand champion owned female after first winning early intermediate champion. Zach ary Foster, Faxon, Okla., owns the May 2000 daughter of TC Stockman 365. T L C Black Jack 240 claimed grand champion bred-and owned bull after first winning junior champion bull. Laura Hooper, Bliss, Idaho, owns the February 2000 son of S A F Fame. Craig Mofiltt, Colfax, lowa, Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 28,2001-C3 latory systems supply products that are among the safest in the world. ing and analyzing the geologic heritage of Pennsylvania. Parrish was director of the Lancaster County GIS (Geo graphic Information Systems) of fice. He previously worked for R. E. Wright Associates in Middle town. Parrish earned a bachelor’s de gree from Millersville University, and earned both a master’s de gree and a doctorate in geophy sics from Penn State University. He previously served as an as sistant professor at Bowling Green State University, Ohio; an explorationist for Mobil Oil; re search scientist at the Caltech/ NASA Jet Propulsion Labora tory; and has written for numer ous trade publications and aca demic abstracts. led the reserve grand champion bred-and-owned bull. M A F Stocker 0030 is the May 2000 son of TC Stockman. He first won intermediate champion. Robbie Smith, Lebanon, Tenn., led the grand champion cow-calf pair. Champion Hill Lady 1629 is the May 1999 daughter of Champion Hill Tecumseh. At her side is the March 2001 son of A A R For ward 2138. Kyle Conley, Clarksdale, Mo., owns the reserve grand cham pion cow-calf pair. Gibbet Hill Mignonne E 37 is the January 1997 daughter of Papa Equator 2928. Her calf, a February 2001 daughter of O C C Emblazon 854 E, is at her side. BT Twister 281 K claimed grand champion steer honors. Zane Barragree, Absarokee, Mont., owns the February 2000 son of Da Es Ro Twister 0627. He weighed 1,231 pounds. Coveils Beasley 2011 claimed reserve grand champion steer honors. Jeff Coveil, Frederick, Md., owns the May 2000 son of Rito 9F83 of SHII Fullback. He weighed 1,126 pounds. In the carcass steer contest, Brandon New, Leavenworth, Kan., owns the grand champion carcass steer. The steer weighed 1,133 pounds with a carcass weight of 675 pounds. The car cass had a 0.20 inch fat thick ness and a ribeye area of 13.1 inches. The steer graded low prime, with a yield grade of 1.77 and met Certified Angus Beef (CAB) product specifications. Natalie Thomas, Riley, Kan., owns the reserve grand cham pion carcass steer. The winning entry weighed 1,074 pounds and had a carcass weight of 640 pounds. The carcass had a fat thickness of 0.30 inches and a 12.0-inch ribeye. The steer graded average choice, with a 2.14 yield grade and qualified for CAB.
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