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Lancaster Farming
Blue Seal Feeds
Returns To Farm Show
LONDONDERRY, N.H.-
Blue Seal Feeds, Inc. returns to
the Pennsylvania Farm Show this
year ready to promote its agricul
tural wares to showgoers.
This multifaceted company
has several divisions to meet the
agricultural feed needs of animal
producers, from the large com
mercial dairy farms to a person
with only a few horses.
This New Hampshire-based
feed company serves the entire
Northeast and Mid-Atlantic re
gion through their feed plants
and independent dealers.
The Blue Seal Farm Show ex
hibit will feature items “geared
for the farmette and small scale
farm,” said Paul Kempe Jr., re
gional sales manager.
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Exhibitor
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For Kempe, the reason to ex
hibit at the Farm Show is obvious
“The Farm Show draws people
from all over the state, New Jer
sey, West Virginia, and New
York,” he said.
Kempe noted that Blue Seal’s
Farm Show experience has been
a fairly positive one generating
business for their independent
feed dealer network, locally in
Lancaster County as well as
other areas of the state.
“(After the show,) the response
was even felt in the Haggerstown
(feed) plant,” said Kempe.
Blue Seal carries a feed line for
sheep, goat, dairy, beef, swine,
poultry, and other specialty feed
lines. Blue Seal is also the leading
feed supplier in the horse indus
try, according to Kempe.
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Top-Selling Cow Goes To Michigan Buyer
DAVE LEFEVER
Lancaster Farming Staff
NEW HOLLAND (Lancaster
Co.) Buyers and onlookers
packed the sale bam for more
than 500 dairy animals auctioned
Shown with grand champion cow at the New Holland Annual Dairy Show and Sale are,
from left, Curt Hostetter (with consignor); Sherry Krebs (for buyer Mike Bohonik); and
Ernie, Alan, and Dale Hostetter, consignor.
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Annual Dairy Show and Sale this
Wednesday.
The top-selling animal, at
$5,300, was Carters-Dale Storm
Candy, an EX-90, 4-year-old
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Holstein dry cow consigned by
Donald and Harold Welk of
Stonehurst Farm, Strasburg.
Doug Long of Long-Haven
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