Six women vie for Lancaster Dairy Princess crown
Six young ladies compete for the Lancaster County Dairy Princess title at the Farm and Home Center on Saturday June 23. The winner becomes a dairy industry goodwill spokesperson and advances to the state pageant later this year. Contestants must be high school juniors and daughters of dairy farmers or farm managers.
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Lancaster County
Farm and Home Center
Donna Book
David Yoder
Atlantic Breeders
Pat Erway
Lancaster Farming
Gary Martin
Sperry New Holland Public
Cheryl Balmer
Jesse Balmer
Lititz
Ethiopian Church Leader Visits Lancaster County Farm
Abuna Theophilos the Ethiopian Orthodox Patriarch met Jay and Mrs. Garber during a visit to their New Danville dairy farm. The Patriarch, touring the United States for a month, is considered a key religious leader in Ethiopia.
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Abuna Theophilos
Jay Garber
Ethiopia
Danville
Lancaster County
Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and Charities
Ethopia
Eastern Mennonite Board of Directors
Garber
Ayrshire Herd Supplies Milk for 1200 at Masonic Home
Barney Wilson dairy manager at the Masonic Home Farm in Elizabethtown oversees an Ayrshire herd that provides all milk for the Home’s 1200 guests. The placid herd yields about 100000 pounds monthly with 25000 pounds used on site and surplus shipped to a Harrisburg dairy. The operation includes 103 cows with 85 milking now and the herd average is noted.
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Barney Wilson
Wilson
Elizabethtown
Harrisburg
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