Flying Farmers Convene During Farm Show Week
About 80 Pa Flying Farmers participated in parts of a two day program during Farm Show Week. The event took place despite bad flying weather, especially in western and northern Pennsylvania, with activities on January 1 and 16.
Flying Farmers Meet Pa Aeronautics Commission in Harrisburg
Members of the Flying Farmers group attended an all day meeting with the Pa Aeronautics Commission at the Penn Harris Hotel. John W. Macfarlane opened the session and H Gail Kimmel presided. Discussions covered air search and rescue, high density air traffic zone procedures, and plans for the National Convention in New York in August 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pa Aeronautics Commission
John W. Macfarlane
Commission
H. Gail Kimmel
Eston Valley
Frank Sunday
Kenneth Kress
Allentown Safety District
Pa. Sec. of Agriculture
William L. Henning
Washington
Lee Bull
A. J. Drexel Biddle Jr
Adj
L L Logan
Kennett Square
Flying Farmers International
New York
Poultry Federation
Penn Harris Hotel
Boosters Club
Logan
New York City
Whch
Butler
Elliott Brown elected president of American Angus Assn
Elliott Brown of Elton Farms Rose Hill Iowa was elected president of the American Angus Association the world's largest group of registered beef cattle breeders. Brown son of John B Brown and Irene Brown has served six years on the board and was vice president last year with prior glory from showing Lucky Strike to interbreed grand championship in 1929 and breeding ten International Grand Champion animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Elliott Brown
American Angus Assn
John B. Brown
Irene Brown
Elton Farms
Rose Hill
Mr. Brown
National Organization
Hugh W. Elliott
Estill
Brown
Association
Jon
Judy
Lone Male Competes On Home Making Team At Farm Show
Martin Staub of Meyersdale Somerset County joined a 3 member team presenting a table etiquette demonstration in one of twenty nine home making teams at the Farm Show on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Staub
Meyersdale, Somerset Co
New Breed Champs Highlight Farm Show Competition
Grand champion Sunnyside 10M led by L E Lentz of Sunnyside Farm Felton York County. Reserve grand champion Hull top Molle Beatrass M4 shown by Harold Zimmerman Millersburg RD 1 Dauphin County. Grand Show Girl II by C Warren Leininger Denver RD 2 Lancaster County. Reserve grand champion Pleasant Valley Alice shown by William M Kauffman York RD 3 York County. Best large male White Cornish Harry G Aurand McClure Snyder County. Best large female Black Sumatra H Dale Rice Landisburg Ferry County. Best large trio Buff Cochine Elmer Potterger Mechanicsburg Cumberland County. Best female Golden Seabright B E Star Harnsburg Dauphin County. Best male Mulle Fleur Booted Bantam Mrs Anna Freeburn Penbrook Dauphin. Best bantam trio clear legged Fiingle Bantam Cleaver Farms Oley Berks County. Best turkey Broad Breasted Bronze Kenhaus Farms Mechanicsburg Cumberland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L E. Lentz
Sunnyside Farm
Felton
York County
Harold Zimmerman
Millersburg
Dauphin County
C. Warren Leininger
Denver
Lancaster County
Pleasant Valley
Alice
William M Kauffman
York RD
Harry G. Aurand
McClure
Snyder County
H Dale Rice
Landisburg
Ferry County
Elmer Potterger
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland County
Harnsburg
Mulle
Fleur
Anna Freeburn
Penbrook
Cleaver Farms
Oley
Gilts Average 116.91 During Farm Show Sales
The report lists gilt sales at the farm show with consignors including Woodrow O. Walbert Alburtis Lehigh County and J Harold Little Hanover, detailing buyers such as John L Griest Adams County Mahoning Creek Farms Smicksburg and Charles Nash Ohio. It notes 33 animals sold for total 2995 and 24 animals for 2825. The average per animal was 90.75 and 117.70 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow O. Walbert
Alburtis
Lehigh County
John L Griest
New Oxford
Adams County
J Harold Little
Hanover
York County
Mahoning Creek
Smicksburg
Indiana County
Turline
Clyde McConaughey
Charles Nash
Lepsi
Ohio
Hazlett Misys
James Hazlett
Tarentum
Allegheny County
Ellis Crowl
Woodbine
Milking Frequency Affects Output
Ralph Bonewitz of Kansas State College reports studies showing higher milking frequency increases milk output. Evidence indicates cows at two years average 20 percent more milk with three daily milkings versus two. at three years 17 percent more. and at four years and older 15 percent more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bonewitz
Extension Cairryman
Kansas State College
Also Mentioned on This Page
AGR Hke
Remington-Mall
Snavely
Farm Service
New Holland
New Angus Assn
Alta
Kat 7
Chike
Calif
N.Y
Utah
Kimber Chike
Abbard Farms
Manheim Pike
Yorkshire
Poland
China
Bantams
Turkeys
Kenhaus Farms
Duroc
Sea U
Palvier
R. S. Hess
Lititz
T. W. Lehman Lancaster
Pan