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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1972

Page

3

FFA Alumni Hold First National Meeting in Chicago

More than 200 former FFA members including farmers and officials met May 12 in Chicago for the inaugural National FFA Alumni Association gathering. They elected officers and planned activities to support local, state, and national FFA efforts and promote agricultural education. Charter membership details and dues were outlined, with goals to expand during the association’s early years.

Alexandria Future Farmers of America FFA Chicago National Ffa Alumni Association FFA Alumni Association National Youth Organization Gus Douglas National Ffa Alumni Council West Virginia National Alumni Association National Association Jay Benham Sys Benham Benham

Dairy Expo Winners Named at Penn State Exposition

At the 47th Annual Dairy Exposition held last Saturday at Pennsylvania State University local youth earned top honors. Harold Moyer of Lebanon took reserve champion in individual breed judging. Matthew Young of Peach Bottom won Jerseys champion and reserve in the fitting contest. Sally Wiggin of Dallas placed in Holstein class in the amateur dairy cattle judging contest.

Pennsylvania State University Harold Moyer Lebanon Matthew Young Peach Bottom Sally Wiggin Dallas

Weather Delays Farmers Across May Planting Schedule

The first two weeks of May were cool and wet delaying spring field work. Hay growth began late due to low temperatures, and most growers are one to two weeks behind schedule. Topsoil moisture remains surplus for the second week in a row.

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National Ffa Board of Directors National Ffa Foundation Board of Trustees National Ffa Foundation Sponsoring Committee U.S.D.A Cutrine Applied Biochemists, Inc North Farwell Avenue Milwaukee Wisconsin Smoketown, PA Dairy Expo First National Bank of Strasburg Lancaster County First National Bank Strasburg East King Street Lancaster Willow Street FDI
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