Tender Loving Care Dairy Success From Lancaster Couple
Mrs Herbert Royer and her husband from 2025 Oregon Pike Lancaster have won the Progressive Breeders award from the national Holstein Friesian association for two consecutive years and near to a third. The couple began a breeding program with black and white cattle within a decade and emphasize dairy as a family venture. Mrs Royer credits 4 H club beginnings with sparking her dairy interest and notes Blossomelle the calf and Caernarvon Ragapple Creamelle as key ancestors shaping a growing herd.
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Herbert Royer
Royer
Oregon Pike
Lancaster
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Miss Milkmaid Carol Wilson Crowned in Lancaster County
Carol Lee Wilson, 18, daughter of William A Wilson, was crowned Lancaster County Miss Milkmaid at a Lancaster County Farm Bureau event in the cooperative building. She plans a physiotherapy career and graduated from Solanco High School. Joyce Kreider, sister of 1962 Miss Milkmaid, was runner up in the dairy pageant.
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Carol Lee Wilson
Lancaster County
Solanco High School
William A Wilson
Miss Wilson
Lancaster County Farm Bureau Cooperative
Lancaster County Milk For Health
Ine Jean Krender
J. Everett” Kreider
Quarryville Ail
Joyce Kreider
Marilyn L Rohrer
F Edwin Rohrer
Para
Farm Calendar June 8 to 9 Open House and BPA Practice
June 8 730 pm Manheim Township 4 H Sewing club meets at the Farm Bureau Cooperative Building Oilerville Road. June 9 1 to 4 pm Open House at Southeastern Pennsylvania Breeders Cooperative 230 Bypass west of Lancaster. June 10 8 30 am County BPA daily judging practice at Lampeter Strasburg High School. Continued on Page ray.
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Manheim Township
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Oilerville Road
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Artificial Breeders Cooperative
Bypass
Lancaster
Lampeter-Strasburg Hhogh School
Ten Youth to Attend Co op Confab from Lancaster County
Ten young farm people and two adult advisors were chosen to attend the Pennsylvania Association of Farmed Cooperatives Institute at Shippensburg State College. Youth represent 4 H and FFA clubs and will be sponsored by a committee from Lancaster County farmer cooperatives. They depart July 14 and return July 18. Frank Yost of Narvon and Dale Hershey of Manheim are among the Future Farmers of America delegates.
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Pennsylvania Association of Farmed Cooperatives Institute
Shippensburg State College
4-H
FFA
Farmer Cooperatives
Lancaster County
Future Farmers of America
Frank Yost
Narvon
Pequea Valley
Dale Hershey
Manheim
Open House Scheduled by SPABC Co op
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeders Co operative plans an open house on Sunday afternoon with tours from 1 to 4 PM. In prior years one fall event existed, but high participation last year led officials to add a second open house and an Open House week during the July show.
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Southeastern Pennsylvania
Artificial Breeders Cooperative
SPABC Buys Local Bull for Lancaster Stud
A Lancaster County bred Holstein bull Bios somelle Black Gold was purchased by the Southeastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeders Cooperative and moved to the stud on the Lancaster bypass. He is by Osborndale Ivanhoe out of Caernarvon Rose Elaine and is a 17 month old full brother to Blossomelle Zsa Zsa, who recently produced 23 958 pounds of milk and 992 pounds of butterfat in her first lactation. The young sire will serve about 2500 cows before proving daughters' production.
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Caernarvon
Naaman Stoltzfus
Blossomelle
Zsa
Zsa Zsa
Herbert Royer
Oregon Pike
Caernarvon Rose
Elaine
Blossomelle Zsa
Osborndale Ivanhoe
Lancaster County
Southeastern
Black Gold
Lancaster County Breeders Aid Keystone Ram and Ewe Show
Thirty six percent of 46 breeders from eight states consign 160 sheep to the Keystone Ram and Ewe show and sale on July 6 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Building Harrisburg. Local consignors include Mrs Milton K. Morgan New Holland Pike Clyde Brubaker Lancaster R D Green Meadows Farm Leola Ri Francis Kreuzberger. The event starts at 1 pm with 52 yearling rams 33 ram lambs 52 yearling ewes and 23 ewe lambs across eight breeds led by Suffolk 49 entries Hampshire 39 Dorset 21 Corriedale 15 Shropshire 14 Southdown 11 Cheviot 10 Oxford 1.
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Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Milton K. Morgan
New Holland Pike
Clyde Brubaker
Lancaster R. D
Green Meadows Farm
Leola Ri
Francis Kreuzberger
Pennsylvania Slaughter Up 12 Percent in April 1963
Livestock slaughter by Pennsylvania commercial plants reached 1 465 million pounds in April 1963, a 12 percent rise from April 1962, driven by higher beef veal and pork production.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Five Day Weather Forecast Near Normal Temperatures
The five day outlook shows nightly lows around 59 and daytime highs near 80. A cooling start gives way to rising temperatures by the end, with a total precipitation of about 0.2 inches from showers expected Monday.
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Carol Wilson
Spabc Co-op
SPABC
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