Guernsey Breeders Plan Full Program
The Lancaster County Guernsey Breeders Association with 48 members outlines annual activities. Highlights include spring farm tours, summer field day with cattle judging, fall banquet for top records, and awards for 4-H and FFA members. Leaders include Witmer and Crider. future plans reiterate ongoing events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bitler
Raymond Witmer
Fred Crider
K. D. Linde
Guernsey
Debbie Crider
Ricky Crider
Marlin Stoltzfus
Alan Bair
Jesse Balmer
FFA
Solanco Fair
David Gerhart
Solanco High School
Romella Farm
Strasburg
Birth of the Ice Cream Cone at the 1904 World's Fair
At St Louis 1904 a waffle vendor Ernest Hamwi folded a cornucopia shaped wafer into a cone to help an ice cream vendor short of bowls. The cone delighted customers and the edible container tradition began, with billions of cones eaten yearly.
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St. Louis
Ernest Hamwi
Cooperation Notice From Chester County Guernsey Breeders
Sincerely Ralph Bitler secretary treasurer sends word of cooperation with the Chester County Guernsey Breeders. The message implies organizational alignment and continued support for breeding integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester County
Ralph Bitler
Correction request for DHIA report on Rose the Guernsey
A Lancaster Farming reader requests a correction in the June 2 issue page 12 DHIA monthly report misclassifying their cow Rose as a Holstein. They affirm they keep Guernseys for their efficiency and temperament and do not intend to change breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Farming
Dhia Monthly
K.D
Else Linde
Character Traits Reflected in Music Tastes
The Pickens Sentinel quotes Mrs. Gary Hiatt on today’s downfall tied to upkeep and finances. Will N. Workman from the Call-News Dispatch adds a note on character being revealed by preferred music.
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Gary Hiatt
Pickens
S. C
Will N. Workman
The
Chatom
Call-News Dispatch
Loss of Atrazine Not Found Serious In Field Study
Dr Jon K Hall and colleagues at Penn State report six years of experiments on atrazine losses from cornfields with a 14 percent slope. Even in heavy rainfall, washoff losses remained minimal, dissipating to 9 percent of applied amount after three months, supporting erosion control and proper soil crop management.
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Jon K Hall
Agricultural Experiment Station
Pennsylvania State University
Penn State Soul
Hall
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