Lancaster 4-H’ers Bring Their Best To Roundup
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MARKET LAMB
Lightweight class 1; 1, Shannon Wettig. 2. John
Hemsey. 3. Krista Hejnsey.
Lightweight class 2:1. Jimmy Zimmerman. 2. Chad
Newcomer. 3. Megan Ackley.
Lightweight class 3: 1. Sarah Daniels. 2. Kristofer
Bucher. 3. Alex Funk.
Champion lightweight; Sarah Daniels.
Reserve: Kristofer Bucher.
Mediumweight class 1: 1. Kenton Bucher. 2. Luke
Hershey. 3. Luke Hershey.
Mediumweight class 2: 1. Joelynn Donough. 2.
Shannon Wettig. 3. Adam Zunn.
Mediumweight class 3: 1. Andrew Gerhart. 2. Laura
Newcomer. 3. Loren Hershey.
Champion mediumweight: Joelynn Donough.
Reserve: Andrew Gerhart.
Light heavyweight class 1:1. Joelynn Donough. 2.
Tiffany Dean. 3. Doug Musser.
Light heavyweight class 2: 1. Allison Hughes. 2.
Richard Musser. 3. Doug Musser.
Light heavyweight class 3: 1. Anna Maty Henry. 2.
Janae Herr. 3. Amber Winters.
Champion light heavyweight; Allison Hughes.
Reserve: Richard Musser.
Heavyweight class 1:1. Janae Herr. 2. Chad New
comer. 3. Richard Musser.
Heavyweight class 2: 1. Tiffany Dean. 2. Kelsey
Binkley. 3. Kelsey Binkley.
Heavyweight class 3; 1. Adam Zunn. 2. Anna Mary
Henry. 3. Loren Hershay.
Champion heavyweight: Tiffany Dean.
Reserve; Kelsey Binkley.
Champion bred and owned: Tiffany Dean.
GRAND CHAMPION
Tiffany Dean
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Allison Hughes
BREEDING SHEEP
Dorset ewe lambs; 1. Kelsey Binkley. 2. Kelsey Bink
ley. 3. Johanna Rohrer.
Dorset yearling ewes: 1. Johanna Rohrer. 2. Kelsey
Binkley.
Dorset ram lambs: 1. Kelsey Binkley.
Champion Dorset: Kelsey Binkley.
Reserve: Johanna Rohrer.
Oxford ewe lambs; 1. Joelynn Donough. 2. Joelynn
Donough.
Champion Oxford; Joelynn Donough. „,,
Reserve; Joelynn Donough.,
Shropshire owe lambs:' 1 !. Timothy Seibert. 2. Timo
thy Seibert.
Shropshire yearling ewes; 1. Derek Spayd.
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Shropshire ram lambs: 1. Derek Spayd.
Champion Shropshire: Derek Spayd.
Reserve: Tim Seibert.
Southdown ewe lambs: 1. Stephanie Kauffman. 2.
Stephanie Kauffman. 3. Jimmy Zimmerman.
Southdown yearling ewes: 1. Stephanie Kauffman.
2. Jimmy Zimmerman. 3. Stephanie Kauffman.
Southdown ram lambs: 1. Jimmy Zimmerman. 2.
Stephanie Kauffman. 3. Stephanie Kauffman.
Champion Southdown: Stephanie Kauffman.
Reserve: Stephanie Kauffman.
Suffolk ewe lambs: 1. Katnna Frey. 2. Andrew Ger
hart. 3. Andrew Gerhart.
Suffolk yearling ewes: 1. Katrina Frey. 2. Andrew
Gerhart. 3. Andrew Gerhart.
Suffolk ram lambs: 1. Andrew Gerhart. 2. Katrina
Frey.
Champion Suffolk; Katrina Frey.
Reserve: Katrina Frey.
Crossbred ewe lambs: 1. Loren Hershey. 2. Loren
Hershey. 3. Loren Hershey.
Champion Crossbred: Loren Hershey.
Reserve: Loren Hershey.
Champion bred and owned: Katrina Frey.
GRAND CHAMPION
Katrina Frey
LAMB SHOWMANSHIP
Senior division 1:1. Jimmy Zimmerman. 2. Loren
Hershey. 3. Derick Bollinger.
Senior division 2:1. Andrew Gerhart. 2. Adam Zurin.
3. Kenton Bucher.
Intermediate division 1; 1. Stephanie Kauffman. 2.
Joelynn Donough. 3. Johanna Rohrer.
Intermediate division 2; 1. Knstofer Bucher. 2. An
drew Gordon. 3. Katrina Frey.
Junior division 1:1. Kelsey Binkley. 2. John Heinsey.
3. Sarah Daniels.
Junior division 2:1. Timothy Seibert. 2. Freddy Frey.
3. Luke Hershey.
Novice division: 1. Derek Spayd. 2 Laura Holtzmger.
3. Shannon Wettig.
Champion novice showman; Derek Spayd.
GRAND CHAMPION
Jimmy Zimmerman
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Stephanie Kauffman
DAIRY BEEF SHOWMANSHIP
Senior division (15-18 year olds): 1. Lon Peters. 2.
Cassandra Shenk.,3. "
Senior division 1 (14 year olds): 1. Joshua Hersh
berger. 2. Justin Martin. 3. Blake Sweigart
Intermediate division 1 (13 year olds); 1. Beth Pet
ers. 2. Drew Fleager. 3. Katelyn Ursery,
Intermediate division 2 (11 and 12 year olds): 1.
Jenna Hershberger. 2. Kelly King. 3. Doug Musser.
Junior division 1 (8-10 year olds): 1. Kathenne An
drews. 2. Colton King. 3. Elmer Fry 111.
Lightweight: 1. Lori Hess. 2. Amanda Hershey. 3.
Stephen Killian.
Mediumweight: 1. Colton King. 2. Melissa Anspach.
3. Dakota Strawser.
Light heavyweight; 1. Lon Peters. 2. Elmer Fry 111. 3.
Justin Martin.
Heavyweight class 1:1. Cassandra Shenk. 2. Daniel
Long. 3. Blake Sweigart.
Heavyweight class 2: 1. Joshua Hershberger. 2.
Katherine Andrews. 3. Jenna Hershberger.
GRAND CHAMPION
Joshua Hershberger
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Cassandra Shenk
GOAT SHOWMANSHIP
Senior division: 1. Jennie Ream. 2. Rachel Keener.
3. Bathany Keener.
Senior champion; Jennie Ream.
Reserve: Rachel Keener.
Junior 1:1. Tyler Esh. 2. Carolyn Kensinger. 3. Brit
tany Becker.
Junior 2: 1. Stephen Geib. 2. Derek Spayd. 3. Meg
han Lewis.
Junior champion: Stephen Geib.
Reserve: Carolyn Kensinger.
Novice division 1:1. Jonathan Bowman. 2. Mitchell
Peters. 3. Zachary Baker.
Novice division 2; 1. Kristopher Bucher. 2. Hakiem
Brackbill. 3. Allison Reese.
Novice champion: Kristopher Bucher.
Reserve: Hakiem Brackbill.
MEAT BREEDING GOATS
Conservation Reserve
Program Expansion To Be
Announced At Ag Progress Days
UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre Co.)
An announcement to expand the Conser
vation Reserve Enhancement Program
(CREP) is due to be made at the 2003 Ag
Progress Days.
CREP, offered through the U.S. De
partment of Agriculture, is a partnership
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Yearling bucks: 1. Michael Landis.
Mature bucks (2 years and over): 1. Rachel Keener.
Champion meat breeding buck; Rachel Keener.
Reserve: Michael Landis.
Doe kids March 16-June: 1. Celeste Landis. 2. Be
thany Keener.
Doe Kids Jan.-March 15: 1. Rachel Keener. 2. Kns
tofer Bucher. 3. Knstofer Bucher.
Doe kids (never kidded) Jan.-Aug. 2002. 1. Tyler
Esh.
Mature does (2 years and over); 1. Bethany Keener
2. Rachel Keener. 3. Tyler Esh.
Champion Dairy Doe; Rachel Keener.
Reserve; Kyle Ream.
SUPREME CHAMPION DOE
Bethany Keener
SUPREME CHAMPION BUCK
Rachel Keener
MARKET GOATS
Lightweight market goats 1: 1. Katlyn Spayd. 2.
Sarah Landis. 3. Katlyn Spayd.
Lightweight market goats 2:1. Allison Reese. 2. Bnt
tany Becker. 3. Brittany Becker.
Mediumweight market goats 1:1. Joel Geib. 2. Mi
chael Landis. 3. Jessica Esh.
Mediumweight market goats 2: 1. Allison Reese. 2.
Jessica Esh. 3. Celeste Landis.
Light heavyweight market goats 1. 1. Carolyn Ken
smger. 2. Benjamin Baker.
Light heavyweight market goats 2: 1. Stephen Geib.
2. Knstofer Bucher. 3. Bnan Geib.
Heavyweight market goats 1.1. Bnttany Becker. 2.
Stephen Geib. 3. Meghan Lewis.
GRAND CHAMPION
Stephen Geib
RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Bnttany Becker
of federal, state, and non-governmental
agencies that provides generous cost-share
and annual rental payments for landown
ers to install a wide variety of conservation
practices.
Landowners who enroll have many op
tions ranging from stream bank fencing to
conservation cover for highly erodible
land.
The expanded CREP builds on the suc
cess of the highly popular existing CREP
and more than doubles the list of eligible
Pennsylvania counties from 20 to 43.
The expanded CREP is authorized to
enroll up to 200,000 acres in conservation
practices and will bring more than $3OO
million in federal and state funding to
Pennsylvania farmers making CREP the
single largest conservation initiative in
Pennsylvania.
“This year’s Ag Progress Days features
the announcement of a doubling in scale
of CREP. For every dollar Pennsylvania
invests, CREP will leverage $5 or more in
federal funding for implementing conser
vation practices that promote clean
streams, soil conservation and improved
wildlife habitat,” said Dave Wise, for
Chesapeake Bay Foundation.
“The expansion of this program,” Wise
said, “holds enormous potential for
achieving marked gains in resource con
servation and will provide much needed
assistance for many cash-tight farm opera
tions.”
Formal signup is slated to begin Sep
tember 2003. Waiting lists already include
hundreds of farmers in the newly added
counties.
Details of CREP will be presented at 10
a.m. in the Ag Alumni Pavilion and in the
Conservation & Education Tent at 11 a.m.
on Tuesday, Aug. 19, and Thursday, Aug.
21, and continuously at the CREP booth.
Lebanon County 4-H
Poultry Club
Lebanon County has a new 4-H poultry
club designed to encourage maturity and
leadership through the raising and showing
of poultry.
The club is lead by Lisa Spitler of Denver
and Jeanne Griswold of Newmanstown.
The meetings are conducted in the Kleinfel
tersville area and are open to poultry en
thusiasts between the ages of 8 and 18 in
the Lancaster, Lebanon, and Berks coun
ties.
Club members have the opportunity to
learn about their poultry through meetings,
presentations, field trips, and hands-on ac
tivities. One such field trip is planned for a
poultry show and sale in York.
Anyone interested in becoming a member
or volunteering, call (717) 335-0541 or (717)
949-8331.