Tri County Holstein Dairy Cattle Judging Seminar Awards
About 125 attended the Tri County Holstein Club judging seminar at the Harris Mickelson and Sons registered Holstein farm in Grace. Judging included four classes with scores by high man and woman, high 4 H, and high FFA. Floyd Rollins achieved a perfect score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-county Holstein Club
Harris Mickelson and Sons
Grace
Harris, Riley
Lawrence Mickelson
Gem Valley Holstein Club
Glen Turner
LaMont Smith
Area Extension Dairyman
Afton
Wyoming
B.Y.U
Provo
Oregon
St. Anthony
Idaho Falls
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Malad
Preston
Westside
Bancroft
Marsh Valley
Soda Springs
Floyd Rollins
Jean Anderson
Hermisston
Lorie Anderson
Pocatela
Antone Mickelson
FFA
Jim Henderson
Northwestern
Holstein Association
4-H Club News Leader Carol Alworth
The group planned a May 21 gathering at 2 30 to view fabrics and learn care. They discussed grooming and neatness then played a matching game about caring for items. Next meeting planned for 1 00 with pages 5 7 assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Alworth
Brenda Lee Godfrey
Sheeprock Muzzle Loaders Club Shoots and Elects Leaders
The Sheeprock Muzzle Loaders met in the courthouse parking lot at 9 30 a m on June 8 and shot rock chucks and squirrels until 3 p m. Winners included Raymond Kincaid Gary and Andy Elliott Judy Pabst and Gary Elliott. Al Tetz resigned as president. Paul Jerke and Cappy Jerke were elected president and secretary. A contest for the club emblem was announced with a pistol kit prize funded by the club and Aquarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Henry
Raymond Kincaid
Gary
Andy Elliott
Mike
Lucky Franklin Dee Farnsworth
Judy Pabst
Gary Elliott
al Tetz
Paul Jerke
Cappy Jerke
Jack Lund
Coors
Grass and Grass Management in Caribou County
Grass is a vital crop in Caribou County, with emphasis on practical grazing management to boost output. It explains leaf area, root importance, and limits of grazing, urging producers to adopt grass programs despite high costs. Published in Caribou County Sun Soda Springs Idaho on June 12, 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack C. Petersen
Caribou
Caribou County
Sun Soda Springs
Idaho
Lively Livestock Club Formed With Officers Named
The Lively Livestock Club held its first meeting on June 4 1975 at the leader's home. Officers include Pres. Brian Fowler Vice Pres Scott Modersitek Sec Wayne Parker Reporter Evelyn McLain with members Bart Rindlisbaker and Blake Modersitzki. Members were told to bring rope for halters and plan weekly meetings. The article notes grazing unit variations and advises consulting Soil Conservation Service and Extension Service for help and setting realistic goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lively Livestock
Rachelle McLain
Lively Livestock Club
Brian Fowler
Scott, Modersitek
Wayne Parker
Evelyn McLain
Bart Rindlisbaker
Blake Modersitzki
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holstein Dairy Cattle Association
Ays
Glan Turner
Sun
Soil Conservation Service
Extension Service
Shuler Bros
Ford
Ifsg
Chevrolet
DODGE
H.D
Shaler Bros. Ford
Boda Springs
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