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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1971

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Local FFA Members Compete in Oklahoma Land Contest

Dale Groff of Ephrata, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Groff, competed in the International Land Judging Contest in Oklahoma City this week as a senior in Ephrata High School and Cloister FFA. He earned his spot by winning first in the Pennsylvania State FFA Land Judging Contest at Penn State last summer. Teammates include Richard Clouser of Schuylkill Haven and Galen Holtzapple of Selinsgrove with coach Lewis Ayers, agriculture teacher at Ephrata High School.

Dale Groff Clarence Groff Ephrata Oklahoma City Dale Ephrata High School Cloister Groff Penn State Richard Clouser Schuylkill Haven Galen Holtzapple Selinsgrove Lewis Ayers

FFA Holds First Horticulture Contest in Lancaster County

Gary Shelly, a junior in Mount Joy's ornamental horticulture program, wins the Lancaster County FFA Tree Plant Identification Contest at Mount Joy. Eight contestants from Brownstown and Mount Joy Vo-Tech Schools competed, with Mount Joy taking the team prize. Individual placements follow Shelly with Morrison second, Sige third, Neu Stadter fourth, and Aiment fifth. A joint Lancaster Chester County event may be planned next year. Floriculture students at the vo-tech schools will hold their own contest in May.

Gary Shelly Lancaster County FFA Mount Joy Shelly Edward Shelly Manheim Brownstown Vo-Tech Central Chester Coatesville Jeffery Morrison David Sige Joseph Neustadter Dale Aiment Mitchell

Hardin Announces Salute to Ag Day Plans

Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin outlined the nationwide Salute to Agriculture program at the White House on May 7. President Nixon announced the event to honor farmers and agri business leaders with briefings, a luncheon, USDA exhibit, and a White House dinner. The day features Kissinger and Mitchell briefings and a women’s morning program at the National Arboretum.

Hardin Clifford M. Hardin White House Richard Nixon America U.S. Department of Agriculture Nixon USDA Jefferson Auditorium Henry A Kissinger National Security Council John N. Mitchell

Rain Delays Fire Ban Extension Across State

A spring storm eased severe dryness but fire officials say the open fire ban in forested areas will persist through the weekend. Chief Eugene F McNamara of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources calls for at least a half inch of rain statewide to safely rescind the ban. Farmers still hope for a soaking rain after planting.

Eugene F McNamara Division of Forest Protection Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources McNamara

Bensinger wins Lancaster County Dairy Products contest

Adolph Bensinger of Solanco FFA captured first place in the Lancaster County Dairy Products Contest at Penn Dairies Lancaster. He earned a traveling trophy and qualified for a Penn State University meet June 30 to July 2. Other top finishers from Ephrata New Holland and Solanco include Horning Martin Groff Hoffer Stauss Rutledge Murphy Dearolf Edwards.

Adolph Bensinger Lancaster County Penn Dairies Lancaster Bensinger Penn State University Kenneth Bensinger Quarryville Solanco High School FFA Paul Horning Ephrata Galen Martin Lynn Groff New Holland Gary Hoffer Manheim Central Robert Stauss Solaneco Eugene Rutledge Steve Murphy Clyde Dearolf Fred Edwards Charles Livak Con- Penn Dairies Livak Solanco Ffa Lancaster County Dairy Products Charles

Farm Calendar Shows Local Events May First To Eighth

A series of readings lists events across Lancaster County from May 1 to May 8 including pony shows, Be Kind to Animals Week activities, and meetings for poultry, vocations, fruit growers, and farm associations. Highlights include the Farm and Home Center gatherings, Kauffman’s Orchards events, and the 4-H Walk-a-Thon on May 8. The schedule features the Lancaster County Bankers Banquet and several FFA activities at Garden Spot High School and New Holland venues.

Lancaster County Poultry Association Board of Directors Farm and Home Center Lancaster County Vocational Agriculture Asse Ston Pequea Valley High School Lancaster County Fruit Growers Association Kauffman’s Baird-in Dawe Lancaster County Garden Spot High School New Holland FFA

Nestleroth Re-elected Leader of Lancaster Swine Producers

Nestleroth Mark Nestleroth of Manickeiss RD3 was re-elected president of the Lancaster County Swine Producers Association. James Horton of Masonite Homes Elizabethtown was re-elected secretary treasurer. Earl Fisher East Earl RD1 elected vice president, succeeding John Hinkle Strasburg RD1 who heads the Pennsylvania Pork Producers Council.

Mark Nestleroth Manickeiss Lancaster County Swine Producers Association James Horton Masonite Homes Elizabethtown Earl Fisher East Earl John Hinkle Strasburg Pennsylvania Pork Producers Council Nestleroth Horton and Hinkle

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