Crouse Regains District Hay Title
In Hershey at the tenth annual Southeastern Pennsylvania District Hay Show Galen Crouse Stevens R1 won the grand championship with his heat cured alfalfa sample and earned first in four other classes. E Wayne Beshore New Cumberland showed the reserve grand champion with a no heat winner. The 164 entries came from 17 southeastern counties with 40 from Lancaster County.
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Hershey
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Galen Crouse
Stevens
York Countian
Wayne Beshore
New Cumberland
Lancaster County
Southeastern
Queameade Farm
Naivon
John Yost
Kinzers
Lynn H Royer
Robert B Risser
Lititz
Clarence Dauple
Manheim
Inwin Z Seible
Mt Joy
Gerald Hess Leola
Fall Rest Benefits Pastures Says University Expert
University of Missouri extension field crops specialist William Murphy explains that a fall rest period improves permanent pastures. Fall growth builds up forage reserves for next year and, when not grazed, retains quality usable in late fall or early winter without depleting roots. Farmers using meadow aftermath or small grain pastures alongside fall rest can save on other feed.
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Wiliam Murphy
University of
Murphy
Heisey Leads FFA Land Judging Sweep at Heisey
Four top places in the FFA land judging contest at Forage Progress Days were captured by the Cloistes FFA Chapter led by 18 year old David Heisey with Rich ad Smith Tom Zaitman and Chiff Bollinger close behind.
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Lancaster County
FFA
Heshey
David Heisey
Cloistes Ffa
Richad Smith
New Providence
Tom Zaitman Ephrata
Chiff Bollinger
Lititz
Crouse
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Miller & Bushong Service
Lancaster
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Rohrerstown, Pa