Lancaster County 4-H Steers Picked for State Farm Show
Thirty four Lancaster County 4-H steers were selected to represent the county at the Pennsylvania Farm Show January 11 to 15 in Harrisburg. The roundup at Lancaster Stock Yards named 17 Herefords 13 Angus three Shorthorns and one Charolais with many pairs and siblings among the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Annua Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Lancaster Stock Yards
Angus
Glenn Brubaker
Running Pump Road
Lancaster
Donald Dorwart
Quarryville
Elaine Herr
Penn Grant Road
Farm Club Calendar Highlights Holiday Meetings and Events
Calendar notes multiple farm and youth events from December 14 to 19. Activities include Grange programs, Junior and Garden Spot Young Farmer meetings, a Pennsylvania Farmers Association training conference, NFOX Convention in Louisville, and Christmas events at Farm and Home Center Auditorium, Ephrata High School, and Coatesville venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhei
Denigony
Pennsylvania Farmers Association
Pottstown
Lancaster County Farm and Home Foundation
Farm and Home Center
Ephrata Young Farmer Monthly
Agriculture Department
Ephrata High School
Garden Spot
Young Farmer
Garden Spot High School
Rocky
Springs Park
Honute Center
National Farmers Organization
NFOX
Louisville
Kentucky
Holiday Inn
Shamokin Dam
Chester County Vocational School
Coatesville
Fulton Grange Youth Committee
Top two spots captured at Southeast District 4 H Beef Show
Annual District 4 H Beef Show at Lancaster Stock Yards featured 100 animals from Lancaster Chester and Dauphin counties. Grand champion was Michael Longenecker with a 1080 pound Angus and reserve champion Timothy Good with a 1090 pound Hereford. Prices ranged to 100 dollars per pound for the champion and 50 cents for the reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae
Lancaster
Lititz
Michael Longenecker
Carl Longenecker
Timothy Good
Paul T Good
Longenecker
Baum’s Bologna, Inc
Elizabethtown
Watt & Shand Department Store
Herman Purdy
Penn State University
Chester
Dauphin
Young Longenecker
Harrisburg
Ralph
Angus
Raleigh Farms
Young Good
Buster
Colorado
Chester County
Lancaster County
Diane Howe
Emverson
Dutch Wonderland
Roger Walter
New Providence
Louis Lyons & Son
Ken Brus
Maryland Adopts SMV Law For Slow Moving Vehicles
Maryland becomes the first in its region to require red and orange SMV emblems on all equipment moving at 25 mph or less on public highways. The rule takes effect January 1, 1971, with emblems available from $3 to $5 and sources listed by extension officials and the National Safety Council.
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Maryland
Atlantic
Tidewater - Allegheny Mountain
Ronald J. Seibel
University of Maryland
Farm Department of the
National Safety Council
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Ill
Old Line
Georgia
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Keystone State
Commissioner of Traffic Safety
SMV
Also Mentioned on This Page
Debbie
Sharon Kreider
Manheim
Randall Lapp
Millport
Anne Martin
Narvon
William Martin
New Holland
Linda Nissley
Mount Joy
Marian Reiff
Carol Walter
Nancy_ Herr
Penn-Grant Road
Donna
Hess
Mountville
Z ‘Charélais
Susan-Herr
Péiin
Grant Road
Tom’ Merritt
Penn State
Marvin
Linda
Ann Nissley
Nancy
Susan
Glenn
Gary Brubaker
Donald
Marlin Bollinger
Denver
Sharon Kreiden
Karen
Linda High
Leola
Judy
Janice Wenger
Rockvale Road
Clair ‘Baum
Mid
Eastern Shore Maiyland
Delaware
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