Glick Family Gears Up for 6th Annual Rocking G Stables Show
John Glick and family prepare for the 6th Annual Rocking G Stables Quarter Horse Show at Bareville show grounds on May 24. Entries from Canada and 20 states competed in 1968, as the family continues a tradition of horsemanship and community help. Bandera's Best, a Palomino stud owned by Glick, is pictured.
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Glick
Rocking G Stables
Bareville Show Grounds
Jeading Horse Associations
Canada
States
John Glick
Bandera
Bareville
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Farm Calendar Contd May Activities at 4-H Centers
Farm Calendar lists coming events at 4-H clubs and centers. Mullers ville State College hosts Speaking Contest. 4-H Clothing Leader Training at Farm and Home Center. Guernsey 4-H Club meets at Margret Shope Home Lampeter. 4-H Foods Leader session and Red Rose 4H Baby Beef and Lamb Club at Farm and Home Center. Thursday programs include 4-H Adult and Teen Leaders at Farm and Home Center and Lititz Manheim 4H Club at Fairland School.
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Guernsey
Margret Shope
Lampeter
Farm and Home Center
Red Rose
Lititz-Manheim
Fairland School
Freezing Boar Semen Studied by ARS Researchers
ARS biochemist L A Johnson and colleagues study boar semen lipids at Beltsville Md to understand why freezing harms fertilization. They report boar sperm membranes carry unusually high unsaturated 22 carbon fatty acids about 60 percent and seek which lipids are lost during freezing to guide preservation advances.
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U.S
ARS
L. A. Johnson
Beltsville
R. J. Gerrits
E. P. Young
University of Maryland, College
Johnson
Local Hatcherymen Attend Sales Workshop
Russell Mease and Paul Covell of Babcock Hatchery Inc Lutitz completed a week long marketing workshop at Ithaca New York hosted by Babcock Poultry Farm Inc. The event covered production and business management economics and marketing with focus on the Babcock B 300 Leghorn. Awards banquet honored their successful completion with plaques.
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Russell Mease
Paul Covell
Babcock Hatchery, Inc
Lutitz
Babcock Poultry Farm, Inc
Ithaca
New York
Babcock
Mease
Covell
What Happens Continued From Page 1 Disposition of deer and deer byproducts
Game Commission Law Enforcement Chief James A Brown explains three classifications for deer killed on highways. Fit for consumption are given to charitable institutions. usable but unfit for consumption may go to hide and tallow firms or hatcheries and shelters. unusable meat is buried under Health Department rules with time limits and permits issued for cassis disposal.
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Animals Game Commission
James A Brown
Brown
Game Commission
Pennsylvania Department of Health
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