Junior Exhibitors Win Angus Group At Timonium
The Eastern National cattle show at Timonium drew cold rain as junior exhibitors from Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby states competed. Mary land University of Maryland bred the grand champion while 4 H judging teams prepare for the next Inter.
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Lancaster County
Timonium
Donald Herr
Retton
Leona Augsburger
Reimholds
Thomas Daugherty
Kirkwood
Donald M. Herr
Reston
Luke Brubaker
Mt Joy
Wesley Mast
Elverson
Eastern National
Maryland State Fairgrounds
Harrisburg
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New England
Virginia
West Virginia
University of Maryland
Grand Champion Steer Brings $1.89 a Pound
The grand champion Angus steer from C E Yoder & Sons Fruitland Iowa sold for 1800.75 dollars at 1 075 pounds to Howard Johnson Restaurants. The reserve grand champion 1175 pounds Angus from Fred Bernhard sold for 716 75 to Mr Joy at 61 cents a pound. Live steers averaged 34 42 cents a pound lambs 28 36 cents hogs 248 cents. Abe Diffenbach Lancaster Pa acted as auctioneer.
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Howard Johnson
C E. Yoder & Sons
Fruitland
Iowa
Howard Johnson Restaurants
Fred Bernhard
Joy
FFA
Abe Diffenbach
Lancaster
National Livestock Exposition Judges Review Placings
Judges critiqued placings after announcing winners at the exposition. The Pennsylvania State University team, coached by Herman Purdy, will also judge at the International event.
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Pennsylvania State University
Herman Purdy
PSU
Soil District to Hold Tour On Conservation Effort
State agencies join local cooperators for a conservation tour. Twelve new farms join the district totaling 1 599 acres across Manheim Lancaster Denver Ephrata Pequea and Bareville areas. Notable new members include Galen Eberly Noah Greiner Jr Andrew Low Marcus Martin Norman Lauch Harvey Horning Elwood Baer Abner Zook and Harlan Keener with farm sizes ranging from six to 189 acres.
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State Department of Agrculture
Robert Strubble
Bureau of Forests and Water
John Kitch
ASC
G .Landis Becker
Farmers Home Administration
Rudy York
Production Credit Assn
Lee Brobsi
Highways Dept
John Detz
Game Commission
Roy Trexler
Fish Commission
Robert Betts
Department of Education
Thomas Mahlon
Galen R. Eberly
Manheim
Charles D Rose
Noah Greiner Jr
P. Elmer Huber
Lititz
Andrew Low
Lloyd K. Sensenig
Ephrata
Marcus Z. Martin
Denver
Norman G Lauch
Purina Calf Startena Program Boosts Growth in 4 Months
Purina reports 89 Holstein calves raised on Calf Startena at Purina Research Farm reached an average 320 pounds at four months, about 60 pounds over the standard for their age, with growth at less than half the cost of whole milk feeding. The program emphasizes colostrum benefits, vitamins, minerals, energy, and disease protection to spur rapid early growth.
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Purina
Morrison’s
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