Manheim FFA Trek West Details From June to July
The diary tracks the Manheim Future Farmers journey from Gettysburg to Buchanan Virginia then through Tennessee, New Mexico, Texas, and Colorado. It notes camping in a farmer's meadow, rain on mountaintops, a camera repair, meals, and hospitality from families including the Cormack and Sanchez households. The group reports about 2100 miles in the first week and 1800 miles that week.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Buchanan
Virginia
Smokies
New Orleans
Mr Brossman
Bob Lowe
Hobbs
New Mexico
Texas
Fort Hood
Carlsbad Caverns
Elpaso
Mexico
Albuquerque
Carlos Sanchez
Colorado
Kimball T. M. Cormack
Cormack Ranch
Pikes Peak
Petrified Forest
Cripple Creek
Royal Gorge
Buckskin Joe
Seven Falls
Cormacks
Wright
Illinois
Cormack
Colerain Grange Plans Cistern Site and Fund Campaign
Colerain Grange sets a festival and fund drives at the township supervisors' Kirkwood headquarters. Harold Herr named general project chairman with committees handling construction finance publicity scrap book and photography.
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Kirkwood
Henry Wenger
Coleram Grange
Harold Herr
William Crawford
John Herr
Emory Wagner
Glenn Myer
Paul Farron
Conrad Swinehart
Pauline Mitchell
Lester Bachman
Harold Swisher
Richard Green
Theodore Pyle
Lewis Shoemaker, Jr
Melvin Barr
Quality counts in dairying says Penn State specialist
Quality counts not quantity production per cow is a better efficiency measure says dairy specialist Herbert C. Gulmore. He argues cows can be reduced and with better feed and care the remaining herd will return more profit.
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Herbert C. Gulmore
Penn State Extension
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Manheim Future Farmers Report
Trek West
Smorgasbord
Airforce Academy
Denver Stock Yards
Salt Lake
Farmisarety
Colerain Grange
L. H. Brubaker
Strasburg Pike
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Lititz
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Lancaster
Strasburg
Trover
Bargan
Farm Bureau
New Holland Elgin
Quarryville Sterling
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