Visitors Guide

10 2 ND
P E N N SY LVA N I A
January 6 through 13, 2018 » Pa Farm Show V I S I TO RS G U I D E
Produced by Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Sho w Foundation, Inc.

Super 104 - Lowest price wide-area mower ever!
New Holland, PA • 717-354-4241

780 E Main St.
Lebanon, PA • 717-274-8675
2012 Cumberland St.
West Chester, PA • 610-738-9000
820 East Washington Street
Allentown, PA • 610-395-6499
6515 B Memorial Road www.PowerProEquipment.com
&HOHEUDWLQJ
40
YEARS...
HOW WE’VE
40 years ago, the Mushroom Farmers
GROWN!
of Pennsylvania debuted the ORIGINAL BREADED
MUSHROOM at the Pennsylvania Farm Show.
They quickly became a Farm Show favorite!
.
Today, the BLUE RIBBON BLENDED BURGER
has become a modern farm show favorite.
Made of 2/3 beef and 1/3 mushrooms,
it’s so juicy and delicious. Make it a
Be sure to visit our booths in the Main Hall

and the Food Court for delicious mushroom
specialties harvested fresh in Pennsylvania year-round,
and THANK YOU FOR 40 YEARS OF SUPPORT!
WE ARE PENNSYLVANIA PROUD!

For great recipies, visit www.MushroomInfo.com!
ƬȯȰȺȳΎȽȴΎƛȽȼɂȳȼɂɁ
2017 Photo Contest Winners .......................................................6 Maps ........................................................................ 44-45, 53-57
Planning Your Visit ....................................................................8-9 PA Preferred™ Food Court ....................................................46-47
Schedule of Events................................................................11-21 Exhibitor Listing ....................................................................48-52
2018 Pennsylvania Farm Show: Theme Days .............................22 Commodity Representatives .................................................58-62
PA Agriculture: Diversity & Strength in Our Numbers ................23 Amazing Dedication.............................................................63-64
Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Sponsors..................66-67
Calving Corner ..........................................................................24
Sale of Champions.....................................................................70
Historical Marker Scavenger Hunt .............................................28 2017 Sale of Champions.......................................................71-75
Farm Show AgExplorer Learning Stations ...................................28 PA Farm Show Scholarship Foundation ......................................78
4-H & FFA ............................................................................30-31 PA Preferred™ Culinary Connection Demonstrates
Farm Show Commission ............................................................32 Diversity of Food & Family Fun.............................................82-83
I am PA Agriculture. Ask me how. ..............................................36 PA Preferred™ Culinary Connection Stage ................................88
ƚȳΎɁɃɀȳΎɂȽΎȾȺȯȼΎȴȽɀΎɂȶȳΎ̸̱̯̰ΎƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎ
ƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅΎȴɀȽȻΎƢȯȼɃȯɀɇΎ̴Ύ˹Ύ̰̱˴Ύ̸̱̯̰˻
Ưȶȯɂ̃ɁΎƦȳɅΎȯɂΎɂȶȳΎ̷̱̯̰ΎƨƙΎƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅ˾
Silly fun, or fun with a purpose – you’ll find it all!
More PA Pride in the Spotlight! More youth than travel headaches.
ever will show off their skills in 2018. New Jr. Live- Hop on down and bid on a bunny! Rabbits make
stock Exhibitor classes include sheep, goats and their debut this year in the Jr. Livestock sale.
swine. Qualifiers from each animal class compete Be a Farm Show Internet Star – Farm Show is on
for the title of Master Showman in four age groups. Facebook, Twitter, and now Instagram! Tag us to
Cheer on Pennsylvania’s finest young farmers as share your adventures – @PAFarmShow
they strut their stuff! Visit Diversity on Display in the Expo Hall –
Get messy and have a ball…a meat ball, that is. learn about Beef, Poultry, Pork & Conservation
The Meatball Showdown, on the Culinary Con- – their impact on our economy, our communities,
nection Stage at noon Monday, pits junior chefs our environment — and of course, your palate!
against one another to see who is the fastest meat- Are you a wannabe? Find out how to fulfill your
ball in the West. (West of the Atlantic, that is.) Sit farm dreams in the Main Hall at So you want to be
in the splash zone for a taste of some PA-sourced
a farmer? Or just stop by to connect your love of
sauce!
food to the folks who make it happen.
STEM Stuff – An 1800s plow gave us the term,
Locally-grown, locally-sourced stars will shine
“cutting edge.” Today’s agriculture careers use cut-
ting edge technology to give us better food; health- on Tuesday in the Large Arena as an array of
ier animals, plants and soil; and tools to conquer Pennsylvania musical talent takes center stage to
climate challenges. Boost your kids’ STEM knowl- cap off a day of Farm Show fun!
edge at the PA Department of Agriculture booth Mushroom Mysteries: Learn how to be a
in the Main Hall on Monday with bunny heart- “Blenditarian” from the Mushroom Farmers of PA.
beats, seed science, and much more. Check into Hint: it has something to do with adding delicious
conservation at Diversity on Display in the Expo PA mushrooms to your meat, poultry and pork
Hall to learn how farmers put science to work to dishes.
improve our soil, our water, and our world. A new place for all things PA Farm Show, www.
Travel Sherpa – Get real-time traffic conditions farmshow.pa.gov – your go-to site for schedules,
on the PA 511 app. Make a trip to your favorite show results, daily photos and much, much more.
app store for a free download that may save you Visit early, visit often!
4 • 102 nd
Pennsylvania Farm Show
&20021: ($/7+2)3(116</9$1,$
2)),&(2)7+(*29(5125
+$55,6%85*
7 + ( * 29(51 25
'HDU)ULHQGVRI3HQQV\OYDQLD$JULFXOWXUH
:HOFRPHWRWKHQG3HQQV\OYDQLD )DUP6KRZ:KHWKHU\RX¶UHYLVLWLQJIURPDURXQGWKHFRUQHURU
DFURVVWKHFRXQWU\ZHDUHKRQRUHGWRKDYH\RXDVRXUJXHVWDWWKHQDWLRQ¶VODUJHVWLQGRRUDJULFXOWXUDOH[SR
7KLV \HDU ZH FHOHEUDWH WKH 6WUHQJWK LQ 2XU 'LYHUVLW\ :LWK QHDUO\ SHRSOH ZRUNLQJ LQ
DJULFXOWXUHPRUHWKDQIDUPVDQGDEURDGUDQJHRISURGXFWVDJULFXOWXUHLVLQWHUWZLQHGWKURXJKRXWRXU
FRPPXQLWLHV,WLVLQWHJUDOWR3HQQV\OYDQLD¶VWKULYLQJHFRQRP\DQGRXUH[WUDRUGLQDULO\KLJKTXDOLW\RIOLIH
7KH IDEULF RI 3HQQV\OYDQLD OLIH LV ZRYHQ ZLWK WKH GLYHUVH VWUDQGV RI WKH DJULFXOWXUH LQGXVWU\ IURP
RUJDQLFIDUPVVSDQQLQJDIHZUXUDODFUHVWRYHUWLFDOIDUPVJURZLQJXSWKHVLGHVRIXUEDQSDUNLQJJDUDJHV
2XU SURGXFWLRQ PHWKRGV VSDQ WKH FHQWXULHVROG KRUVHSRZHUHG SUDFWLFHV RI 3ODLQ 6HFW IDUPHUV WR
FXWWLQJHGJH WHFKQRORJLHV LQFOXGLQJ URERWLF PLONHUV FRPSXWHUL]HG KDUYHVWLQJ HTXLSPHQW DQG GDWDJDWKHULQJ
GURQHVWKDWSRZHUWRGD\¶VODUJHVFDOHDQGSUHFLVLRQDJULFXOWXUH
2XUSHRSOHZRUNLQGRRUVLQUHVHDUFKODEVJUHHQKRXVHVEUHZHULHVYHWHULQDU\KRVSLWDOVEHKLQGGHVNV
EHKLQG WKH ZKHHO DQG DW FRPSXWHUL]HG FRQWURO SDQHOV 7KH\ ZRUN RXWGRRUV LQ ILHOGV IRUHVWV SHQV SRQGV
YLQH\DUGV EDUQV DQG HYHQ RQ URRI WRSV 7KH\ ZRUN LQ GLYHUVH VHWWLQJV DQG YDULHG FDUHHUV UHTXLULQJ D ZLGH
UDQJHRIWUDLQLQJDQGH[SHUWLVH
0DQ\RIRXUSURGXFWV²DVDPSOLQJRIWKHELOOLRQZRUWKRIDJULFXOWXUDOSURGXFWV3HQQV\OYDQLD
SURGXFHVDQQXDOO\²DUHRQGLVSOD\KHUHIRU\RXUHQMR\PHQW:HLQYLWH\RXWRWU\RXULFRQLFPXVKURRPVEHHI
DQGSRUNEDUEHTXHFKHHVHDSSOHVPLONVKDNHVDQGVSHFLDOW\LWHPVOLNHKRQH\KRSVQXWVDQGVSLFHV7KHRQHV
\RXFDQ¶WHDWDUHKHUHIRU\RXWRSXUFKDVHDQGZHDUIHHG\RXUSHWGHFRUDWH\RXUKRPHRUIXHO\RXUYHKLFOH
7KH)DUP6KRZLVDFHOHEUDWLRQRIIRRGIXHODQGILEHUIURPWKHIDUPWR\RX
:KLOH \RX¶UH KHUH \RX¶OO KDYH WKH RSSRUWXQLW\ WR PHHW D ZLGH UDQJH RI 3HQQV\OYDQLD DJULFXOWXUH¶V
SHRSOH DQG OHDUQ DERXW WKHLU FDUHHUV <RX¶OO EH DEOH WR VHH PDQ\ RI WKHP VKRZ RII ZKDW WKH\ GR 6RPH
ZLOOHYHQHQFRXUDJH\RXWRWU\\RXUKDQGDWWKHLUFUDIWDQGRWKHUVZLOOWHDFK\RXKRZWRPDNHVRPHWKLQJDW
KRPH
:KHWKHU\RX¶UHKHUHWREHIHGDQGHQWHUWDLQHGWROHDUQDERXWWKHZRQGHUVRIQDWXUHWREHLQVSLUHGWR
WDNHXSDQHZFDUHHURUHTXLSSHGZLWKLQIRUPDWLRQ\RXFDQXVHLQ\RXUEXVLQHVVFRPPXQLW\RUKRPHWKHUH¶V
VRPHWKLQJKHUHIRU\RX
3HQQV\OYDQLDLVVWURQJEHFDXVH3HQQV\OYDQLDDJULFXOWXUHLVVWURQJ2XU6WUHQJWKLVLQ2XU
'LYHUVLW\7DNHLWDOOLQPHHWVRPHQHZIULHQGVDQGHQMR\WKH3HQQV\OYDQLD)DUP6KRZ
6LQFHUHO\
720:2/) 5XVVHOO&5HGGLQJ
*RYHUQRU 6HFUHWDU\RI$JULFXOWXUH
www.farmshow.pa.gov • 5
̷̱̯̰ΎƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅΎƨȶȽɂȽΎƛȽȼɂȳɁɂ
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture invites visitors to the 102nd Pennsylvania Farm Show to
participate in the 2018 Farm Show Photo Contest. After the show, submit your photos that best capture
the spirit of Farm Show!
Anyone visiting the show is eligible to enter. The top three entries will be featured in the 2019 Penn-
sylvania Farm Show Visitor’s Guide. The first-place winner will receive $100 and a VIP parking space
for the 2019 show.
The second-place winner will receive a $75 cash prize, and the third-place
entry will earn a $50 prize.
2017 Farm Show Photo Contest Winners

Contest eligibility
• Photos must be taken at the 2018 Farm Show.
• Photos must be in color.
• If a digital camera is used, the resolution must be at least
300 dpi. 1st Place
• Department of Agriculture employees and their family • Hitting
are not eligible to enter. the Hay
• Sacha
Dodson,
Entry requirements Lancaster, PA
• Entries are limited to one per person and must be
submitted by February 16, 2018.
• Include contact information (name, address, phone
number, email address) and caption with entry.
• All photo entries become the property of the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture, which may publish, distribute, alter, sell
or otherwise make use of the photo as its own property.
• Digital photos and entry information can be sent to 2nd Place:
farmshow@pa.gov • All I do is
• Mail print photos and entry information to the Oink, Oink,
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, Oink, Oink
ATTN: Farm Show Photo Contest, 2301 N. Cameron St., • Natalie
Harrisburg, PA 17110. Murphy,
Halifax, PA
Entry requirements
• Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture personnel
will judge all photos to select the top 40 entries.
• The top 40 will be posted on the Pennsylvania Farm
Show Facebook page Monday, February 26 for fan voting.
Fan voting period: Monday, February 26, 2018 at 12 p.m.
through Friday, March 2, 2018 at 12 p.m.
• The three photos with the most reactions
(likes, loves, wows, etc.) will win.
Winner Announcement
• Winners will be publicly announced by 4 p.m. on Friday,
March 2, 2018. 3rd Place: • Galloping Getaway
• Mark Schoberg, Waynesboro, PA
6 • 102 nd
Welcome to the 2018 Pennsylvania Farm Show!
Dear Friends:
The Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Foundation, Inc. exemplifies an important part of
commemorating the theme of the 2018 annual Farm Show, Strength In Our Diversity. Through the
help of our Lifetime Friends, our Annual Friends, Individuals, Agribusiness and other companies, the
Foundation has assisted in providing a means for continued support of celebrating the rich abundance
of Pennsylvania agriculture. The Board of Directors are very pleased and proud to report that funds
expended as of March 31, 2017 have exceeded $682,000.00. These monies have been provided to
the Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Farm Show, since the Foundation’s incorporation in 2010 in
support of our Mission Statement, to stimulate, facilitate and support educational programs incentives
and events relating to the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show.
The 2018 annual Pennsylvania Farm Show, in Harrisburg, provides a gathering location to celebrate
the rich diversity of Pennsylvania’s #1 industry, agriculture. Funding provided by the Foundation
enables many of the educational displays and competitions to be made available to the visiting public.
Let us never forget that one of the major strengths of Pennsylvania Agriculture is our 4-H and FFA
youth. Each year hundreds of these outstanding young people are deeply involved with Farm Show
agricultural displays and competitions, further developing their skills to become our Leaders of the
Future!
As we look to the future, and a great celebration of our agricultural heritage, let us never take for
granted the intense effort that individuals, families and companies exemplify each and every day to
produce the food and fiber that helps to sustain this Commonwealth, Nation and World, thus proving
the vast strength of our agricultural diversity.
We are hopeful that this Visitor’s Guide provides you with valuable information that enhances your
educational experience at the 2018 Farm Show. The Foundation sincerely thanks the Visitor’s Guide
advertisers for their involvement and participation since, without their help, this publication would
not be possible.
Thank you for being a friend of the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Enjoy the show!
William L. Piper, Chairman

Friends of the Pennsylvania
Farm Show Foundation
The 2018 Farm Show Visitors Guide is provided courtesy of

the Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Foundation, Inc.
Information about the purpose and mission
of the Foundation may be found on page 85.
The Foundation exists in order to stimulate, facilitate and support educational
programs, incentives and events relating to the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show.
ƨȺȯȼȼȷȼȵΎƱȽɃɀΎƮȷɁȷɂ
$GPLVVLRQ %HVWWLPHWRDUULYHEHWZHHQDPDQGQRRQ
LVIUHH %XVLHVWWLPHZHHNHQGVDQGZHHNGD\VWRSP
3DUNLQJLVDWDOO)DUP
6KRZ&RPSOH[RSHUDWHGORWV
:ULWHGRZQRUSKRWRJUDSKWKHSDUNLQJORW
QDPHDQGORFDWLRQRI\RXUYHKLFOH%HSUHSDUHG
IRUKHDY\WUDIILFDQGSHGHVWULDQFRQJHVWLRQ
7ZRRIIVLWH)DUP6KRZORWVRIIHUIUHHVKXWWOHVHUYLFHIRU
WKHHQWLUHVKRZ(DVWRIWKHFRPSOH[DW(OPHUWRQ$YH 7UDYHODQG
DQG6\FDPRUH'UDQGGLUHFWO\1RUWKDW+DUULVEXUJ$UHD 3DUNLQJ
&RPPXQLW\&ROOHJH+$&&RQ:LOGZRRG'U
)ROORZ3HQQ'RWWUDIILFVLJQVWRRSHQSDUNLQJORWV
6LJQVRQDOOPDMRUURDGVOHDGLQJWR
WKHFRPSOH[DUHXSGDWHGWKURXJKRXWWKHGD\
9LVLW3$FRPIDUPBVKRZIRUWUDYHOWLPHVDQGURXWH
RSWLRQVRUGRZQORDGWKHDSSRQ\RXUVPDUWSKRQH
)UHHVKXWWOHVHUYLFHLVDYDLODEOHIURPDOO
)DUP6KRZPDQDJHGRIIVLWHSDUNLQJORWV
6KXWWOH 7KHUHLVDIUHHURXQGWULSVKXWWOHVHUYLFHEHWZHHQ
WKHFRPSOH[DQGGRZQWRZQ+DUULVEXUJRQZHHNGD\V
6HUYLFH EHWZHHQDPDQGSP
+DQGLFDSSHGSDUNLQJLVDYDLODEOHDWDOOSDUNLQJ
ORWVRSHUDWHGE\WKH)DUP6KRZ&RPSOH[
%HFDUHIXODURXQGWKHDQLPDOV
)DUPDQLPDOVFDQNLFNDQGELWHRUPRYHTXLFNO\
SDUWLFXODUO\LIIULJKWHQHGRUVWDUWOHG
,I\RXKDYHDOOHUJLHVWRDQLPDOV
KD\RUVWUDZSODQDFFRUGLQJO\ $QLPDOV
:DVK\RXUKDQGVEHIRUHHDWLQJRUWRXFKLQJIRRG
5HPLQGFKLOGUHQQRWWRSODFHWKHLUKDQGVLQWKHLUPRXWKV
ZLWKRXWZDVKLQJWKHPILUVW+DQGVDQLWL]HUVDUH
DYDLODEOHWKURXJKRXWWKHFRPSOH[
8 • 102 nd
7UDIILFOHDYLQJWKH+$&&SDUNLQJORWDQG
WKH(OPHUWRQ$YHSDUNLQJORWZLOOEH
GLUHFWHGDZD\IURP&DPHURQ6WUHHW
([LWLQJWKH
)DUP6KRZ 'LUHFWLRQDOVLJQVZLOOJXLGHWUDIILFWRDOOPDMRU
FRQQHFWLQJURDGVLQFOXGLQJ5RXWHV
DQG)URQWDQG6HFRQG6WUHHWV
7KH)DUP6KRZ)RRG&RXUWRSHQV)ULGD\-DQXDU\DW
QRRQDQGLVRSHQGDLO\IURPDPXQWLOVKRZFORVLQJ
0RVWHYHQWVDQGDFWLYLWLHVDUHIUHH7KHUHDUHDGPLVVLRQ
FKDUJHVIRUWKH3URIHVVLRQDO5RGHR&RZER\V$VVRFLDWLRQ
5RGHRVRQ-DQXDU\DQGWKH%XWWHUIO\+RXVH
3HQQV\OYDQLD6KRZPDQ©V$VVRFLDWLRQ 6SHFLDO
0HUU\*R5RXQGLQWKH0DLQ+DOODQGWKH
NLGV©WUDFWRUULGHLQWKH([SR+DOO (YHQWV
$PRQJWKHPRVWSRSXODUHYHQWVDFWLYLWLHVDQGGLVSOD\V
DUHWKH+LJK6FKRRO5RGHR5DEELW+RS+RUVH3XOOLQJ
FRPSHWLWLRQVWKH&XOLQDU\&RQQHFWLRQWKH%XWWHU
6FXOSWXUH.QRZ<RXU)DUPHU'LYHUVLW\RQ'LVSOD\
H[KLELWDQGWKH6KHHSWR6KDZOFRPSHWLWLRQ
&DPHURQ6WUHHW/REE\
9LVLWRU 0DFOD\6WUHHW/REE\
'URS2IIV
1RUWKZHVW&RUQHU([SR+DOO
7KH3HQQV\OYDQLD6WDWH3ROLFHSURYLGHVHFXULW\
DQGWUDIILFPDQDJHPHQW6WDWH7URRSHUVDUH
FRQWLQXDOO\WRXULQJWKHVKRZ7KH\PD\
EHUHDFKHGRQVLWHE\FDOOLQJ
$PHGLFDOGRFWRUDQG(PHUJHQF\0HGLFDO7HFKQLFLDQV
(07VDUHRQVLWHGXULQJVKRZKRXUV
)LQGWKHPLQWKH([SR+DOO&URVVURDGVFRQQHFWRUOLQN
(PHUJHQFLHV
DQGDWWKH&DPHURQ6W/REE\GHVN 2WKHU6HUYLFHV
)UHHPDQXDOZKHHOFKDLUVDUHDYDLODEOHDWWKH
VHFXULW\GHVNRQDILUVWFRPHILUVWVHUYHGEDVLV
&RDWFKHFNVHUYLFHLVDYDLODEOHLQWKH
&DPHURQ6WUHHW/REE\
:H ZDQW \RX WR HQMR\ \RXU WLPH DW WKH 3HQQV\OYDQLD )DUP 6KRZ 'UHVV DSSURSULDWHO\ -DQXDU\
FDQEHYHU\FROGDQGVKXWWOHEXVHVFDQEHGHOD\HGGXHWRKHDY\WUDIILF)RUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQYLVLW
ZZZIDUPVKRZSDJRY
T F RON T IER C IRC UI T FI NALS RO DE O
F RI S
IS YEAR
NEW TH B ull
s t y l e
Free
FightinFrgiday
y&
Thursda
First Frontier Circuit Finals Rodeo

January 11, 12, 13 2018 at PA Farm Show
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
̷̱̯̰ΎƨȯΎƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅΎƜȯɂȳɁΎ˱ΎƠȽɃɀɁ
Thank you, Bessie’s Best Lactation Cookies for putting child safety first!
Be sure to stop in at the Bessie’s Best Changing and Feeding Station in the Cameron Street
Lobby, or at one of the information booths throughout the facility to get your FREE KID CUFF!
Write your phone number on the inside of this wrist band, and place it on your loved one to
help us reconnect you in the event you are separated.
Competitive Events Commercial Events Food Court

January 5 closed to the public closed to the public Noon – 9 p.m.
January 6 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
January 8 – 12 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. 8 a.m. – 9 p.m. 8 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Location Key LA Large Arena SA Small/Sale Arena

BH PA Preferred ™ Banquet Hall CCS Culinary Connection Stage EX Exposition Hall
CCC Crossroads Conference Center LFS Lancaster Farming Stage EA Equine Arena
E East Hall EL East Maclay Street Lobby EB Equine Barn
KCC Keystone Conference Center GFS Good Foods Stage M Main Hall
EMERGENCY SERVICES - Crossroads Connector Hallway,

Cameron Street Lobby, the Exposition Hall
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
AgExplorer, Diversity on Display, Know Your Farmer, Calving Corner, AG101

Presentations and Family Living Demonstrations, including branch carving, lace
making, wheat weaving, spinning, wool carding, wildlife artists, blacksmithing,
chair caning, and the Bluebird Society of PA demonstrations are open and take
place daily during operating hours.
ƫȶȽɅΎƜȯɂȳɁΎ˱ΎƠȽɃɀɁ
Friday, January 5, 2018
12 p.m. Food Court Opens EX
Saturday, January 6, 2018
8 a.m. Draft Horse Youth Showmanship, followed by Cart Classes EA
Supreme Champion Bred Gilt SA
8:30 a.m. Junior Lamb Skill-a-thon KCC
9 a.m. Poultry Judging E

Swine Sale SA
Pennsylvania High School Rodeo Association Championship LA
10 a.m. Opening Ceremonies with

Governor Tom Wolf and Secretary Russell Redding LFS
Rabbit Youth Showmanship Contest E
Poultry Youth Showmanship Contest KCC
Blue Ribbon Pie Contest GFS
11 a.m. Chef Instructor Mike Ditchfield and
Students from the Pennsylvania College of Technology CCS
12 p.m. Lance Smith, Executive Chef at The Millworks CCS
1 p.m. Thermador Chefs Challenge CCS

Wine Competition Awards Ceremony LFS
2 p.m. David Santucci, Regional Sales

Manager at Country Fresh Mushrooms CCS
PA Prefferred ™ Junior Baking Cookie/Brownie Bar Contest GFS
Cheese Competition Awards Ceremony LFS
2:30 p.m. Cider Competition Awards Ceremony LFS

12 • 102 nd
3 p.m. Kristina Wisneski, Executive Chef at Enoteca Tredici CCS
Equine Barn Open to the Public (until 8 p.m.) EB
4 p.m. Darren Layre, Sous Chef at Eleven CCS

PA Preferred™ Chocolate Cake Contest GFS
Junior Market Goat Show, followed by Showmanship SA
Sheep Herding Demonstration EA
5 p.m. Jerry Gates, Bar-B-Que Mayham, 2017 Blended Burger Winner CCS
Farm Show Fashions with a Flair BH
Pennsylvania High School Rodeo Association Championship LA
9 p.m. Grand Champion Junior Market Goat SA

Sunday, January 7, 2018
8 a.m. Junior Beef Breeding Cattle Show EA
Junior Market Lamb Show, followed by Showmanship SA
Rabbit Presentations E
State Police Mounted Drill Team LA
10 a.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

the Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Association CCS
Non-Denominational Worship Service BH
Cumberland County 4-H Club Drill Team LA
11 a.m. Kristin Messner-Baker, Owner at The Vegetable Hunter CCS
12 p.m. Kurt Wewer, Executive Chef at the Garlic Poet Restaurant CCS
Draft Horse hitched Competition –
6 Horse Hitch and other Team Classes LA
Angel Food Cake Contest GFS
1 p.m. Alex Guarnaschelli, Food Network Host,
Cookbook Author, “Chopped” & “Iron Chef” Judge CCS
1:30 p.m. Farm Show’s Got Talent Contest BH
2 p.m. Richard McGlynn III, Garde Manger Chef at Morcilla CCS

Junior Market Steer Show, followed by Showmanship EA
3 p.m. Alex Guarnaschelli, Food Network Host,

Cookbook Author, “Chopped” & “Iron Chef” Judge CCS
Junior Market Lamb Show, followed by Showmanship SA
4 p.m. Chef Instructor Paul Mach and Students

from the Pennsylvania College of Technology CCS
Thumbprint Cookie Contest GFS
5 p.m. School Cooking Challenge with Students

from the Pennsylvania College of Technology CCS
6 p.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS

Sheep Herding Finals LA
7 p.m. Celebrity Rabbit Hopping Contest SA

Monday, January 8, 2018 –
Ag Careers and Education Day
8 a.m. Junior Market Swine Show, followed by Showmanship SA
Open Beef Cattle Show EA
8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LFS
10 a.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS

Wood Carving Demonstration by C. Lubkemann GFS
14 • 102 nd
11 a.m. Qui Qui Masara, Executive Chef at Mangia Qui CCS
Agri-Magic Show GFS
12 p.m. Kathryn Long, RDN, LDN, and
Erin Dunleavy MS, RDN, LDN, Weis Markets, Inc. CCS
Make It & Take It: Snack Mix EL
1 p.m. Barry Crumlich, Executive Chef at

the Pennsylvania Governor’s Residence CCS
Agri-Magic Show GFS
2 p.m. David Taddei, Executive Chef at

DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, Inc. and Marianna Foods, Inc. CCS
Pennsylvania State FFA Association Mid-Winter Convention LA
Demonstration by the PA Gourd Society GFS
3 p.m. Jason Clark, Restaurant Chef at

Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course CCS
Blacksmith Demonstration GFS
4 p.m. Jim Woltman, Executive Chef at The Mill in Hershey CCS

Agri-Magic Show GFS
5 p.m. John & Sukey Jamison, Owners of Jamison Farm CCS
6 p.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

Mini Horse Pull EA
6:45 p.m. Square Dance Parade, followed by Competition LA

Tuesday, January 9, 2018 –
Diversity on Display Day
7 a.m. Scholarship Foundation Breakfast BH
8 a.m. Alpaca Show and Demonstration EA
8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LFS
9 a.m. Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship Foundation Awards SA

4-H Potato Grading and Identification KCC
Pony Pulling Contest; Heavy, Light and Mediumweight LA
9:30 a.m. Sale of Champions SA
10 a.m. Nicolette Spudik, Pick your Poison Consulting -

Food labels presentation CCS
Carving Spurtles and Spoons Demonstration GFS
10:30 a.m. Junior Livestock Sale; Goats, Swine, Steers, Lambs, Rabbits SA
11 a.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

Agri-Magic Show GFS
12 p.m. Deidre Bloch, Co-owner and Chef at ScottDee’s Catering CCS

Make It and Take It: PA Rocks EL
1 p.m. Ben Beaver, Executive Chef at Café 1500 CCS

Horse Pulling Contest; Light and Heavyweight LA
2 p.m. Robert Dacko, Food Service Specialist for Weis Markets, Inc. CCS
3 p.m. John Reis, Corporate Executive Chef at The Hilton Harrisburg, CCS
16 • 102 nd
4 p.m. Chef Instructor Claire Dacko and
Students from Dauphin County Technical School CCS
Pennsylvania’s Greatest Whoopie Pie Contest,
Sponsored by Good Foods GFS
5:00 p.m. School Cooking Challenge with Students

from the Dauphin County Technical School CCS
Draft Horse Hitch and Drive EA
Rabbit Hopping Demonstrations E
6:00 p.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS
Horse Shoe Pitching and Musical
Entertainment by Make Mine Country and Chapel Hill LA
Celebrity Draft Horse Team Driving Contest EA
Agri-Magic Show GFS
Wednesday, January 10, 2018 –
Public Officials Day
8 a.m. Antique Tractor Display and Farm Activity Area EA
Speed Horse Demonstration LA
8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LF
10 a.m. Youth Fleece to Shawl Contest and Auction SA

Blacksmith Demonstration GFS

Agri-Magic Show GFS
11:30 a.m. Youth Pedal Tractor Pull Registration EA

12 p.m. The Meatball Showdown presented by the PA Beef Council CCS
Draft Horse Hitch and Drive LA
Make It and Take It: Microwave Mug Mix EL
Fiber Art Demonstration by E. Anderson GFS
12:30 p.m. Youth Pedal Tractor Pull EA
1 p.m. Jim Switzenberg, Director of Operations at John Wright Restaurant CCS

Wood Carving Demonstration by C. Lubkemann GFS
2 p.m. Doug Krick, Executive Chef at Dodge City Steakhouse CCS

Speed Horse Demonstration LA
Agri-Magic Show GFS
3 p.m. Travis Mumma, Executive Chef at Cafe Fresco CCS

Sheep to Shawl Contest and Auction SA
Gerald Putt Wildlife Artist GFS
4 p.m. Chef Instructor Robert Corle and

Lebanon County Career and Technology Center Students CCS
Antique Tractor Pull EA
PA Mohair Demonstration by T. Kunst GFS
4:30 p.m. Draft Horse Pleasure Showmanship LA
5 p.m. School Cooking Challenge and

Lebanon County Career & Technology Center Students CCS
Agri-Magic Show GFS
5:30 p.m. Bid Calling Contest BH
6 p.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration

by the Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Association CCS
7 p.m. Speed Horse Demonstration LA

18 • 102 nd
Thursday, January 11, 2018 –
Veterans, Military and Their Families Day
8 a.m. Junior Dairy Goat Showmanship, followed by Judging NW
Junior Breeding Sheep Showmanship, followed by Judging SA
8:30 a.m. Draft Horse Pleasure Show and Stick Horse Race EA
10 a.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by the

Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Association CCS
11 a.m. Chef Instructor Brian Peffley and

Lebanon County Career and Technology Center Students CCS
Agri-Magic Show GFS
12 p.m. Wes Trout, Sales Manager and

Culinary Trainer for BOSCH and Thermador Appliances CCS
Make It and Take It: Nest Box Building,
Sponsored by the Bluebird Society of PA EL
1 p.m. Army vs. Navy Cook-Off CCS

Exceptional Rodeo LA
2 p.m. Homegrown By Heroes™ Award Presentation CCS

Agri-Magic Show GFS
3 p.m. John Moeller, former White House Chef and Author CCS
Carving Spurtles and Spoons Demonstration GFS
3:30 p.m. Junior Meat Breeding Goat Showmanship, followed by Judging NW
4 p.m. Cher Harris, Executive Pastry Chef at The Hotel Hershey CCS
Fiber Works Resource Center Demonstration GFS
5 p.m. Jen Moyer Murphy, Corporate Chef at Clemens Food Group CCS
Rabbit Hopping Demonstration E
Agri-Magic Show GFS
6 p.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS
Angora Palooza SA
PA Equine Showcase EA
7 p.m. PRCA Circuit Finals Rodeo LA

Friday, January 12, 2018 –
Resource Conservation Day
8 a.m. Breeding Sheep Judging SA
Dairy Cattle Judging EA
Open Dairy Goat Judging NW

Tractor Square Dancing LA
11 a.m. Todd Lewis, Chef Instructor, PA Department of Corrections CCS

Draft Horse Hitch and Drive LA
Agri-Magic Show GFS
12 p.m. Maureen Fowler, Sous Chef at Devon Seafood Grill CCS

Make It and Take It: Cookie Mix, Sponsored by Golden Barrel EL
Fiber Works Resource Center Demonstration GFS
1 p.m. The Best Rib and Beer Competition

presented by the PA Pork Producers Council CCS
Tractor Square Dancing LA
Fiber Art Demonstration by E. Anderson GFS
20 • 102 nd
Show Dates & Hours
2 p.m. Bill Collier, Executive Chef at Bricco CCS
Agri-Magic Show GFS
2:30 p.m. Celebrity Cow Milking Contest EA
3 p.m. Thomas J. Long, Director of
Campus Dining at HACC’s The Chef’s Apprentice CCS
3:30 p.m. Junior Dairy Cattle Showmanship EA

4 p.m. Chef Instructor David T. Mills III and HACC,
Central PA’s Community College, Students CCS
5 p.m. School Cooking Challenge with HACC,
Golden Barrel Sticky Bun Contest GFS
6 p.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration
by the Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Association CCS
PA Equine Showcase EA
Saturday, January 13, 2018
8 a.m. Meat Breeding Sheep Judging SA
Boer Goat Show NW
9 a.m. Antique Tractor Restoration Presentations LFS
Equine Showcase EA
2 p.m. Lumberjack Demonstration EA
3 p.m. Chef Instructor Chad Brumbaugh and HACC,
Apple Auction M
4 p.m. Stephanie Gelberd, Executive Chef, SAVOR,
PA Farm Show Complex & Expo Center CCS
̷̱̯̰ΎƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅ˶Ύ
ƬȶȳȻȳΎƜȯɇɁ
Monday, January 8, 2018:
Ag Careers & Education Day
From first generation farmers to tenth generation
farmers — Pennsylvania agriculture represents new
ventures and lifelong traditions. On Monday, January 8,
we’re highlighting the multitude of careers available in
agriculture, and the pathways that lead to those careers.
It’s important to expose children to the opportunities
available in agriculture at a young age, and what better
place to do it than at Pennsylvania’s annual celebration
of agriculture?
Follow along on social media: #FSAgStory
Thursday, January 11, 2018: Veterans,
Military & Their Families Day
Farmers are the 2% of our nation who feed us.
Veterans are the 2% who protect us. On Thursday,
January 11, we will honor those who feed, those who
serve, and those who do both. It’s always a good day to
recognize those who dedicate their lives for our free-
dom! We’re celebrating those who serve all day – we
especially note our Army/Navy Cook-Off on the Culi-
nary Connection stage at 1 PM, and the Homegrown by
Heroes Ceremony, at 2 PM on the same stage, where
we will induct our newest Pennsylvania farmer-veterans
into the state branding program, PA Preferred™.
Follow along on social media: #FSVetsDay
Tuesday, January 9, 2018: Friday, January 12, 2018:
Diversity on Display Day Resource Conservation Day
Every sector, large or small, is important to our Farmers are the original stewards of our land. On
agriculture industry. And on Tuesday, January 9, we put Friday, January 12, we’re highlighting the work of our
it all on display! From traditional farms with crops and industry to provide for the future of our state, our na-
livestock, to urban agriculture with vertical growing sys- tion, and the world, through farmland preservation and
tems, to conservationists, mechanics and technicians! best management practices for conservation. On the
Lancaster Farming stage in the Expo Center at 10 AM,
Each strand unique, each contributing. Pennsylvania
join us as we recognize some of Pennsylvania’s endur-
agriculture is diverse and strong. ing farms during the Century/Bicentennial Farm Awards
Follow along on social media: #FSDiversity at 10 AM.
Wednesday, January 10, 2018: Follow along on social media: #FSConservePA
Public Officials Day
Local government and agriculture have a long
productive history — and a bright future — working
together! The goal of Wednesday, January 10, Public
Officials Day at the Farm Show, is to further strengthen
the relationship between those in agriculture and those
in government. This day is designed to foster commu-
nication and collaboration with policy makers at the
local, state and federal levels.
Follow along on social media: #FSStrongerTogether
22 • 102 nd
ƨƙΎƙȵɀȷȱɃȺɂɃɀȳ˶ΎƜȷɄȳɀɁȷɂɇΎ˱Ύ
ƫɂɀȳȼȵɂȶΎȷȼΎƧɃɀΎƦɃȻȰȳɀɁ
PA producers earned $7.5 billion in cash receipts for ag commodities in 2016

Includes agricultural products, manufactured food, tobacco, wood & wood products,
veterinary services, and horseracing.
With supply & distribution chains included, it’s $185 billion.
$2.04 billion in international sales of agricultural products
We’re a national leader!
We’re #1 in Agaricus mushrooms (593,997 million lbs)
# 1 in standing hardwood sawtimber (117.1 billion board ft.)
#1 in craft beer (3.9 million barrels)
#2 in butter – 93.8 million lbs.
#3 in Swiss cheese – 9.1 million lbs.
#4 in apples (493 million lbs.), Christmas trees (32,000 acres), corn for silage (8.2 million tons),
eggs (7.57 billion), grapes (910,000 tons), Italian cheese (257 million lbs), laying hens
(25.9 million) & pumpkins (1.05 million cwt)
#5 in dairy cows (530,000 head), maple syrup (143,000 gallons), milk (10.68 billion pounds)
We’re #2 in the nation in sales of certified organic commodities, with $659.6 million.
That’s almost double PA organic sales in just one year! Top products: livestock, poultry, mushrooms,
vegetables & herbs.
We have the 2nd largest number of deer farms in the country, behind TX.
Nearly 500,000 people in PA work in Agriculture and Food production and
distribution jobs! If you include retail food services, it’s more than 900,000.
We’re #1 in number of farms and acres of farmland preserved — that’s 542,800 acres on
5,213 farms in 59 counties and more than $1.4 billion invested in keeping farmland for farming for the future.
ƦȳɅΎȷȼΎ̷̱̯̰˶ΎƛȯȺɄȷȼȵΎƛȽɀȼȳɀΎ
ƨɀȳɁȳȼɂɁΎƦȳɅΎƤȷȴȳΎȽȼΎɂȶȳΎƞȯɀȻ
Every day, new life begins on the farm. At the

2018 Farm Show, visitors can witness the miracle
of birth at the new Calving Corner. Hosted by
the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, the
Calving Corner is more than just an opportunity
to share the miracle of life. Visitors will get an
in-depth look at the care and stewardship farm-
ers invest in the health and well-being of their
animals.
The dairy cow birthing center provides a
unique platform for farm families and agricultural
representatives to interact directly with families
visiting the Pennsylvania Farm Show. Farmers,
volunteers, veterinarians and college interns will
answer questions, explain the calving process,
and describe how the people in the dairy in-
dustry work each day to ensure that the dairy
products on store shelves are healthy, safe, and
nutritious. Our hope is that these conversations
will build and strengthen relationships between
consumers and the people who produce their
food.
In addition to the cows and their newborn
calves, interactive learning stations, including
“Susan” the mechanical milking cow, will be
featured at the Calving Corner.
Each participating farm will send four cows
that will give birth during the week, providing
the public with the opportunity to witness the
birth of a calf. The cows and calves will receive
‘round-the-clock care from onsite herdspersons, veteri- lence, American Dairy Association North East, and
narians and farmers. the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. The Land
The Calving Corner is a partnership of the Pennsylva- O’Lakes Foundation and Professional Dairy Producers
nia Dairymen’s Association, the Center for Dairy Excel- of Pennsylvania are key financial supporters.
24 • 102 nd
3URXGO\VHUYLQJWUDGLWLRQDOKRPHPDGH3HQQV\OYDQLD'XWFKFXLVLQH

*RXODVK
&KLFNHQ3RW3LH
0HDWORDI3ODWWHU
VHUYHGZLWKSRWDWRILOOLQJ SHSSHU
FDEEDJH
3HSSHU&DEEDJH
0DFDURQL6DODG
/HPRQ6SRQJH3XGGLQJ&XSV
ZLWKIUHVKZKLSSHGFUHDP
0HQXLWHPVDYDLODEOHLQ
4XDUWVWR*R
WĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂƵƚĐŚ,ŝƐƚŽƌǇ
dŚĞWĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂƵƚĐŚ;ĂůƐŽĐĂůůĞĚWĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂ'ĞƌŵĂŶƐŽƌWĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂĞƵƚƐĐŚͿĂƌĞ
ĚĞƐĐĞŶĚĂŶƚƐŽĨĞĂƌůǇ'ĞƌŵĂŶŝŵŵŝŐƌĂŶƚƐƚŽWĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂ͘dŚĞƉŽƉƵůĂƟŽŶĂƌƌŝǀĞĚŝŶĚƌŽǀĞƐ͕
ŵŽƐƚůǇďĞĨŽƌĞϭϴϬϬ͘WĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂƵƚĐŚĨŽŽĚŝƐŚĞĂƌƚǇĂŶĚĮůůŝŶŐ͘dŚĞĐƵŝƐŝŶĞŽŌĞŶŵŝǆĞƐ
ƐǁĞĞƚĂŶĚƐĂǀŽƌǇŽƌƐǁĞĞƚĂŶĚƐŽƵƌĨŽŽĚƐĂůůŝŶƚŚĞƐĂŵĞĚŝƐŚ͘dŚŝƐƚŚĞĂŶĐĞƐƚƌĂůĨŽŽĚƚŚĂƚ
ŵĂŶǇƉĞŽƉůĞŝŶƚŚĞƌĞŐŝŽŶƚƌĞĂƐƵƌĞĂƐĂůŝŶŬƚŽďŽƚŚƚŚĞŵĞƌŝĐĂŶĂŶĚƵƌŽƉĞĂŶĂƐƉĞĐƚƐŽĨ
ƚŚĞŝƌŚŝƐƚŽƌǇ͘
ŽŽƚŚůŽĐĂƚĞĚŽŶƚŚĞƌŝŐŚƚƐŝĚĞŽĨǆƉŽ,Ăůů͕ŽīŽĨƚŚĞĂŵĞƌŽŶ^ƚƌĞĞƚ>ŽďďǇ
dŚĞ3HQQV\OYDQLD/LYHVWRFN$VVRFLDWLRQǁŝůů
ŐŝǀĞϮϬϭϴWĞŶŶƐǇůǀĂŶŝĂ&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁǀŝƐŝƚŽƌƐƚǁŽŽƉƉŽƌƚƵŶŝƟĞƐ
ƚŽŝŶĚƵůŐĞŝŶƐĂǀŽƌǇ͕ĚĞůŝĐŝŽƵƐĨŽŽĚ͊
sŝƐŝƚƚŚĞ3/$)RRG%RRWKĨŽƌ
ƚƌĂĚŝƚŝŽŶĂů&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁĨĂǀŽƌŝƚĞƐ
>Ăŵď^ƚĞǁ͕ZŽĂƐƚĞĞĨ͕WŽƌŬY͕
,ŽƚĂŶĚ/ƚĂůŝĂŶ^ĂƵƐĂŐĞƐĂŶĚǁŝĐŚĞƐ͕
<ŝŶŐ,ŽƚŽŐƐ͕^ƚĞĂŬ^ĂůĂĚ͕ĂŶĚ>ĞŵŽŶĂĚĞ͘

EtƚŚŝƐǇĞĂƌ͕'ŽĂƚ^ůŽƉƉǇ:ŽĞ͕<ŝĞůďĂƐĂ
ǁŝƚŚ^ĂƵĞƌŬƌĂƵƚ͕ĂŶĚWŚŝůůǇŚĞĞƐĞƐƚĞĂŬ͊
>ŽĐĂƚĞĚŝŶƚŚĞ&ŽŽĚŽƵƌƚŝŶƚŚĞǆƉŽƐŝƚŝŽŶ,Ăůů
Kƌ͕ƐƚŽƉďǇƚŚĞ
$ZDUG:LQQLQJ
%ULVNHW6WDQG
ĨĞĂƚƵƌŝŶŐďƌŝƐŬĞƚĂŶĚƌŝďƐĂŶĚǁŝĐŚĞƐ
EtƚŚŝƐǇĞĂƌ͕>ŽůůǇWŽƌŬĐŚŽƉĂŶĚŽůĞƐůĂǁ͊
>ŽĐĂƚĞĚŝŶƚŚĞ&ŽŽĚŽƵƌƚŶŶĞǆũƵƐƚŽƵƚƐŝĚĞƚŚĞ^ŵĂůůƌĞŶĂ
WƌŽĐĞĞĚƐƐƵƉƉŽƌƚƚŚĞůŝǀĞƐƚŽĐŬŝŶĚƵƐƚƌǇĂŶĚƌĞůĂƚĞĚǇŽƵƚŚ
ŽƌŐĂŶŝǌĂƚŝŽŶƐŝŶĐůƵĚŝŶŐϰͲ,͕&&ĂŶĚĐŽůůĞŐŝĂƚĞůŝǀĞƐƚŽĐŬŐƌŽƵƉƐ
Find Your Story at PHMC
Do you like scavenger hunts? Want to learn more about Pennsylvania’s agricul-
tural heritage? Visitors to the Farm Show can search for 24 replica historical mark-
ers throughout the complex thanks to the efforts of the Pennsylvania Historical and
Museum Commission (PHMC). To start your hunt, visit the PHMC booth (#692) in
the Family Living section of the Main Hall, between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. or download
a PDF version of the booklet at farmshow.pa.gov.
Free searches of Ancestry.com are also available at booth number 692 during all
show hours. The Pennsylvania State Archives has partnered with Ancestry.com so that you can search for
your family tree free of charge. Find an ancestor? Email the record to yourself to view it again at home. For
more information, visit phmc.pa.gov.
Become a Farm Show AgExplorer!

Have you ever wondered where milk comes from?
Or how important bees are to us and the food we
eat? What about how much can be grown on an
acre of farmland? Discover all this and more when
you become a Farm Show AgExplorer.
Stations are designed with the entire family in
mind. Sponsored by Turkey Hill, Friends of the Farm
Show Foundation and Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture, this unique program teaches visitors
of all ages about Pennsylvania agriculture through
fun, interactive and hands-on learning. Maps will
help guide our explorers throughout the complex
to interactive stations. Pick up your maps when you
arrive at the show! All stations will be identified by
the AgExplore logo.
Students will learn about a variety of agriculture
commodities at more than 20 stations some of
which are listed below.
• Edible Nuts in Pennsylvania
• PA Preferred
• PA Hardwoods/Woodmobile • Sheep Husbandry, Weaving, Knitting and Felting
• Beef Cattle Care • Passport to PA Agriculture with State 4-H
• Maple Syrup Production
• Alpaca Industry from Care to Fiber
• Bees and Honey
• Equine Science
• Apple Harvesting
• Pork Producers
• Vegetables Grown in Pennsylvania
• Environment and Water Quality • Mushroom Varieties
• Poultry • Quilting
• Rabbits Breeds • Pollinators
• Dairy From Farm To Table • Healthy Lifestyles
• Goat Kids and Facts • PA Preferred Produce
28 • 102 nd
?.0".Q
=9 0!.
**.

?*<.39<,0,@<A' 9
.1/0< ,55@0<=?+.0
;.9<,?" ,55@0<=0+5?
,@0<..? <,"%?306<,0
ŚĞĐŬŽƵƚĂƵƉŚŝŶŽƵŶƚǇϰ
Ɖ Ǉ ϰͲ,͊
ϰͲ,͊
ϭϰϱϭWĞƚĞƌƐDŽƵŶƚĂŝŶZĚ
ZĚ A.?03.Q @<<03
ĂƵƉŚŝŶWϭϳϬϭϴ
ϭϴ
ϭϴ
;ϳϭϳͿϵϮϭ
ϮϭͲ
Ϯϭ
ϭͲϴϴϬϯ
Ϭϯ
Ϭϯ ,55@0<= 51,09
ĞǀŝŶƵŶŶŝŶŐŚĂŵDϰϵΛƉƐƵ͘ĞĚƵ
ĚƵ
,ĞĂƚŚĞƌ&ƌĞĞůĂŶĚ,D&ϭϮΛƉƐƵ͘ĞĚƵ
Ƶ www.pagrange.org • 717-737-8855
3HQQV\OYDQLD))$)RXQGDWLRQ
32%R[(DVW%HUOLQ3$ZZZSDIIDRUJ
&UHDWLQJWRPRUURZ·V
DJULFXOWXUH
LQGXVWU\OHDGHUV
&RPHYLVLWRXUERRWK
LQWKH([SR+DOO 0DLQ
)RRG&RXUWVIHDWXULQJ
IUHVKVTXHH]HGOHPRQDGH
DQG3$3UHIHUUHGSL]]D
)ROORZXVRQ7ZLWWHUDQG)DFHERRN
)RUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQRQWKH3HQQV\OYDQLD))$)RXQGDWLRQFRQWDFW
6DUDK6SDUNV([HFXWLYH'LUHFWRUVVSDUNV#SDIIDIRXQGDWLRQRUJ
ƥȳȳɂΎɂȶȳΎ̶̱̯̰˹̷̰Ύƨȯ˷Ύ̳˹ƠΎƫɂȯɂȳΎƛȽɃȼȱȷȺ
The 2017-18 Pennsylvania 4-H State Council began and state 4-H horse shows, and Team Horsepower. She
its term after the team announcement at the has been a 4-H member for eight years.
Pennsylvania 4-H State Achievement Days in August. Shirlann Harmon — Butler County
The council will serve as advocates for the state 4-H Secretary
program, meeting with 4-H members and agricultural An eight-year member of 4-H, Harmon has partici-
leaders and assisting in leading state 4-H events. pated in many project areas including rabbits, horses,
The team members are as follows: leadership, theater arts and art. She has held a variety
Andrea Repetz — Cumberland County of officer positions, including being a camp counselor,
President president, vice president, secretary and news reporter.
Repetz is the daughter of John and Christine Repetz A senior at Seneca Valley Senior High School, she is the
of New Cumberland. She is a senior at Cedar Cliff daughter of Mark and Kathleen Harmon of Evans City.
High School and has been a 4-H’er for 10 years. She Julia Jumper — Westmoreland County
has held a number of officer positions at the club and Sentinel
county level, including work as a teen leader and camp As a nine-year 4-H’er, Jumper has participated in an
counselor. She has previously attended all three of the array of activities and learning experiences. Her major
state 4-H events. Andrea’s 4-H projects include sewing, project areas have been leadership, quilting, archery
food, photography, leadership and exchange program. and baking. The baking projects have provided an
Jared Rose — Crawford County outlet for career exploration, as she is studying culinary
Vice President of Operations arts at Westmoreland Community College while dually
Being a 4-H’er for 11 years has opened a multitude of enrolled in a home-school program to finish her senior
opportunities for Rose. He has taken market and breed-
year. Most recently, she has had the opportunity to at-
ing beef, swine, wood science and cooking projects.
tend both National Conference and National Congress
In addition, he has served on his local 4-H Advisory
events. She is the daughter of Tim and Kimberly Jumper
Board, attended various leadership retreats and con-
of Greensburg.
ferences, including 4-H’s National Conference and
National Congress. Rose is a freshman at Penn State Annah Burke — Forest County
University in agricultural engineering. He is the son of Reporter
Jeff and Krista Rose. Burke, the daughter of John and Stacy Burke, has
Anna Schmitt — Washington County been a 4-H member for seven years. During that time,
Vice President of Events she has completed projects in leadership, community
Schmitt had been an eight-year member of 4-H prior service, swine and agriculture. She is involved with
to taking her role with state council. She has held many service projects in her community of Pleasant-
nearly every officer position with her clubs. Her 4-H ville, including Salvation Army and the local food bank.
projects have included cooking, crocheting and public Outside of 4-H, she is an avid soccer player. She is a
speaking, with participation at many state and national senior at Tidioute Community Charter School.
events, as well as being a camp counselor. She lives in Caroline Benfer — Union County
Bridgeville with her parents, Ronald and Janet, and is a Historian
senior in her home-school program. Benfer, the daughter of Jeffrey and Susan Benfer of
Kayla Kimble — Clinton County Mifflinburg, has participated in many projects during
Vice President of Internal Affairs her eight years of 4-H, including market hog, poultry,
Kimble, the daughter of Robb and Lea Ann Kimble of genealogy, outdoor adventures, tree identification and
Howard, is a senior at Bellefonte Area High School. In water quality. While she has attended several events
4-H, she has taken part in swine, archery and equine locally, she also has helped to run the county officer
projects. Her involvement beyond the club has includ- training for other club members. She is a freshman at
ed participation in horsemanship skills testing, local Juniata College, studying environmental science.
30 • 102 nd
ƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎƞƞƙΎƙɁɁȽȱȷȯɂȷȽȼ
Since its beginning, young exhibitors have been an integral part of the
Pennsylvania Farm Show tradition. Each January, FFA members from
across the state participate in presenting educational demonstrations and
exhibiting their award-winning livestock and informative displays.
2017-18 State Officer Team:

7KH3HQQV\OYDQLD))$VWDWHRIÀFHUWHDPLQFOXGHV7D\ORU+DOEOHLE6HFUHWDU\1DWKDQ0R\HU
3UHVLGHQW.HOVH\6WHZDUW&KDSODLQ-XVWLQ.XUW]6HQWLQHO7KRPDV*DEHO9LFH3UHVLGHQW3KLOLS
:LQNORVN\5HSRUWHUDQG%URG\&RROLGJH7UHDVXUHU
The Pennsylvania FFA is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students
by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth and career success through
agricultural education. There are more than 12,700 members statewide enrolled in 149 middle,
high school and career and technical education centers throughout the state.
For more information visit www.paffa.org or www.ffa.org
ƨȯ˷ΎƫɂȯɂȳΎƞȯɀȻΎƨɀȽȲɃȱɂɁΎƫȶȽɅΎƛȽȻȻȷɁɁȷȽȼ
HONORABLE DAVID BLACK NATHAN MOYER, FFA
RUSSELL C. REDDING (Member at Large) (Ex Officio, Advisory Member)
President, Harrisburg Regional Representative (State President)
Secretary of Agriculture Chamber & CREDC
MARY SMITH
CHERYL COOK ROBERT MAZZA (Ex-Officio, Advisory Member)
Deputy Secretary (Member at Large) Pres., Hershey Harrisburg Regional
Owner, Mazza Wines Visitors Bureau
Department of Agriculture
CARL T. SHAFFER DEVAN DRABIK
DR. LEE BURKET (Member at Large) (Ex-Officio, Advisory Member)
Director, Bureau of Career and Business Development Director,
ELIZABETH SHORB
Technical Education Office of the Mayor
(Member at Large)
Pennsylvania Department SHARON S. ALTLAND
of Education HONORABLE (Ex-Officio)
MARK KELLER Executive Director,
RICHARD ROUSH (Governor’s Rep.) PA Farm Show Complex
Pennsylvania House
Dean, College of Ag Sciences of Representatives BROOK DUER,
Penn State University CHIEF COUNSEL
GEORGE H. CONNOR (Ex Officio)
DR. DENNIS CALVIN (Ex-Officio, Advisory Member) Department of Agriculture
Director, Dauphin
Director of Cooperative Extension County-Community DEBORAH A. TRUMP
and Associate Dean & Economic Development (Recording Secretary)
32 • 102 nd
In Lancaster County,
as the tranquil dawn
breaks on a new
morning, the Amish
homemakers skillfully
prepare nourishing
Table & Pancake Syrups • Molasses time honored meals
Cooking Oils • Sugars with the sweet taste
Pancake & Waffle Mix of tradition.
Funnel Cake Mix Golden Barrel syrups
Shoo-fly Pie & Cake Mixes and molasses.
Mrs. Schlorer’s Mayonnaise Taste the tradition.
+RQH\%URRN3$&$//)25025(,1)250$7,21

(ZR-VY0[([(:\WLYTHYRL[5LHY@V\

7KH6WD\EULGJH6XLWHV+DUULVEXUJ+HUVKH\
3HQ
QQV\
\OYD
DQLD6WD DWH
LVSURXGWRSDUWQHUZLWKWKH %HHNH
HHSH
HU¶V$
$VVVRFLD
DWLRQ
Q
3HQQV\OYDQLD)DUP6KRZ
DQGWRVSRQVRUWKH)DUP6KRZ¶V*RW7DOHQWHYHQW
Honey Ice Cream
6 flavors
Cone, Dish or Honey Waffle
Bottles of Honey
All Sizes from Pennsylvania
%HVWRIOXFNWRDOOWKH)DUP6KRZ
SDUWLFLSDQWV

Beehive Products
Candles & Ornaments

ZZZ6WD\EULGJHFRP+DUULVEXUJ3$

3KRQH
Want to Bee a Bee Keeper? Come see us!
3HQQV\OYDQLD
$XFWLRQHHU&RPSHWLWLRQ
DI6@=7Û5I7H=CBÛ
&RQGXFWHGE\WKH3HQQV\OYDQLD$XFWLRQHHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ
Imagine having the garden
you desire this Spring. :HGQHVGD\-DQ#SP

We have what gardeners nee
need
eed
d to ssucceed.
ucceed. LQWKH3$3UHIHUUHG%DQTXHWKDOO

• Vegetable Seeds
eeds
• Herb Seeds Stop by H<9Û69GHÛ5I7H=CB99FGÛ=BÛH<9ÛGH5H9Û
• Flower Seeds s to receiv dWZZÛQ][^SbSÛT]`ÛbVSÛnmjÛQVO[^W]\aVW^ÛbWbZS}ÛÛ
e
FREE pa your
• Onion Sets Butterc c ket of +DOIRIWKHDXFWLRQSURFHHGVZLOOEHGRQDWHGWRWKH
runch L
ettuce.
• Seeds for
Sprouting Our boo
th
)$506+2:6&+2/$56+,3)81'
the Main is located in
• Organic & Hall next
to the $/:$<6&+226(«
Vegetable
Heirloom See
Seeds
edss Display. D3HQQV\OYDQLD$XFWLRQHHU$VVRFLDWLRQ
$XFWLRQHHU
Providing
Prov
Provid
idin
ingg Qu
Quality Seeds ZZZSDDXFWLRQHHUVRUJ
Since 1919 LQIR#SDDXFWLRQHHUVRUJ

URKUHUVHHGVFRP )RXQGHGLQ
Or someone wearing this.
If you see this.
Go ahead. Ask what they do. You’re likely to hear as many wildly different stories as you’ll see wildly
different breeds of chickens in the poultry exhibit… and some of them equally as surprising.
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture encourages, protects, and promotes agriculture and
related industries throughout the commonwealth, while providing consumer protection through
inspection services that impact the health and financial security of Pennsylvania’s citizens.
That’s our mission. And it takes a tremendous diversity of careers, jobs, educational backgrounds, and
talented, hardworking people to fulfill that mission.
We are 15 bureaus and offices with 28 divisions; 32 commissions, boards and advisory committees. We
are 560 full-time, year-round people with 160 different job titles, working across the state in Harrisburg,
12 satellite administrative offices, 2 veterinary labs, the Livestock Evaluation Center and the PA Farm Show
Complex. Seasonal workers add 590 more to our family. We are accountants, administrators, bee keepers,
botanists, conservationists, dog wardens, educators, entomologists, farm managers, food scientists, food
safety inspectors, foresters, lab techs, maintenance workers, marketers, planners, policy specialists, ride
safety inspectors, writers, veterinarians, and the list goes on and on.
Pennsylvania’s 58,000 farm families are stewards of more than 7.7 million acres of farmland. With
$74.5 billion in sales in the agriculture and food industry from farm to fork, Pennsylvania farmers and
agribusinesses drive our state’s economy.
The people of the PA Department of Agriculture are devoted to supporting those producers, farmers, and
consumers who drive our economy.
We are ALL PA Agriculture. Ask us how!
www.agriculture.pa.gov
36 • 102 nd
2G@QD
SGDEK@UNQ
Delicious is served! This tender, juicy pork roast is the perfect way to fill the
house with new year cheer. Find more amazing ideas at PorkBeInspired.com
Pork Roast with Bacon, Brussels Sprouts and Pomegranate SERVES 10-12
3-4 lb. New York (top loin) Preheat oven to 350°F. Cook bacon, coarsely crumble and set aside. Reserve bacon fat. Boil Brussels sprouts
pork roast in salted water for 2 min., drain and rinse in cold water; pat dry. Toss with 2 tbsp. bacon fat and set aside.
5 tsp. lemon-black pepper Brush 1 tbsp. bacon fat over pork; season with 4 tsp. lemon-pepper mix. Place pork on rack in
seasoning mix
shallow roasting pan; roast uncovered for 50 min. Spread Brussels sprouts around pork and roast
2 lbs. Brussels sprouts, 30 min. more until internal temperature of pork measures between 145°F (medium rare) and 160°F
trimmed (larger sprouts (medium) on a meat thermometer. Transfer roast to serving platter and tent with foil.
cut in half lengthwise)
4 slices bacon Increase oven to 425°F; continue roasting Brussels sprouts until browned, 5-8 min. Remove, toss
1/2 c. pomegranate seeds with bacon and pomegranate seeds and season with 1 tsp. lemon-pepper mix. Add to platter. Heat
roasting pan over high heat until juices sizzle. Add 1/2 c. water, bring to boil, and scrape up browned
bits. Remove from heat. Carve pork, drizzle with pan juices and serve.
©2017 National Pork Board, Des Moines, IA USA.
This message funded by America’s Pork Producers and the Pork Checkoff.
W͘K͘ŽǆϮϱϱ͕ϭϰϭŽŽŬƐDŝůůZĚ
ƌŽǁŶƐƚŽǁŶ͕WϭϳϱϬϴ
ϴϬϬͲϮϴϴͲϮϬϴϭ
ǁǁǁ͘ĞŵŵƐĂůĞƐ͘ĐŽŵ
3UHPLXPSHUIRUPDQFHZKHQ
ZKHUH\RXQHHGLW
Agricultural Banking Services
(QJLQHHUHGWR You can count on your local Relationship
PD[LPL]H Manager to be your advocate — providing
HYHQZHLJKW local support with local decisions to help
GLVWULEXWLRQV you make your business goals happen.
<RX
OOIHHO
FRQILGHQWLQ
DFKLHYLQJ\RXUEHVWSD\ORDG
Come in and meet your local
Relationship Manager today.
717.390.2276
solutions.fultonbank.com/commercial
)XOWRQ%DQN1$0HPEHU)',&
EQUAL HOUSING
/RDQVDUHVXEMHFWWRFUHGLWDSSURYDO
KƵƌDŽƩŽŝƐ^ĞƌǀŝĐĞΕ^ĞƌǀŝĐĞΕ^ĞƌǀŝĐĞ͊ LENDER
Y M O N T H
S O N S A LE E V E R
E W GAM E
N
TA N T LY.
Y FA S T. WIN INS
PL A
palottery.com
palottery com
Players must be 18 or older. Please play responsibly.
Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-GAMBLER
38 • 102 nd
2OGHVW$JULFXOWXUDO&RRSHUDWLYHLQWKH86$a&KDUWHUHGLQ
9LVLWWKH&RRSHUDWLYH3RWDWR
ERRWKVLQWKH)RRG&RXUWV
([SHULHQFHWKHILQHVW3HQQV\OYDQLDSRWDWRSURGXFWVLQ3HQQV\OYDQLD
[SH
0LVVLRQ6WDWHPHQW
FOR OUR GROWERS, WE WILL ...
Provide leading edge support and education for sustainable crop
production and coordinate the marketing and sales of their potatoes.
FOR OUR CUSTOMERS, WE WILL ...
Provide exceptional quality with unrivaled service and innovation.
FOR OUR CONSUMERS, WE WILL ...

Consistently provide safe, healthy, flavorful potato products.
([WUDVLPSOH([WUDJRRG
All Natural Ice Cream from Turkey Hill
calls for just a handful of natural ingredients,
like fresh milk, real sugar, and extra cream.
No gums • No stabilizers
No artificial flavors
-2Ζ1285)$0Ζ/<2))$16
*HWWKHLQVLGH 5HFHLYH *DLQDFFHVV ΖQWHUDFW
VFRRSRQQHZ IUHHDQG WRH[FOXVLYH ZLWK
SURGXFWVȵDYRUV GLVFRXQWHG WDVWLQJV \RXU
DQGUHFLSHV LWHPV DQGVXUYH\V IHOORZIDQV
6Ζ*183)25)5(($7785.(<+Ζ//1$7Ζ21&20
k7XUNH\+LOO'DLU\
Hold Your Horses!
The Pennsylvania
Farm Show at 100
Available at the
Books can be purchased for
$28 at the following locations:
• Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Booth
• Cameron Street Lobby Front Desk
• Information Booth in the North Barn
Bring this ad along to receive $3 off your book purchase
www.friendsoffarmshow.com
Yo u dEser
d . ve
ar g
h
o
rk
o
d
wo
sl
You
eep
.
Visit us at
booth #757 in the
Main Hall for a
free sleep evaluation.
SPRINGS
SUHVHUYH
$//+ROGLQJ&RPSDQ\,QF
1(:7+,6<($5
&+2&2/$7(&+,3
&22.,(6
)HDWXULQJGHOLFLRXVSURGXFWVLQFOXGLQJ $OOVDQGZLFKHVVHUYHGRQ
G LK G
&KLFNHQ7XUNH\3XOOHG3RUN6RIW3UHW]HOV)LVK%DNHG*RRGV
0LON(JJV'HYLOHG5HG%HHW0XVWDUG%UHDNIDVW3UHW]HO5ROO
.LG·V0HDOV$OVR$YDLODEOH²6WDUWLQJDW
ZZZSHQQDJFRP
42 • 102 nd
SHARING THE
We understand the passion show families pass on from generation to

generation. For over 75 years, we have shared that same passion through our
commitment in providing lightweight aluminum trailers with stylish design,
strong construction and solid resale value.
RUFF NECK Available in many lengths and widths. Fully customizable for commercial and show
use. This trailer can carry the load all week and get you to the show in style on the weekend!
Maverick LS Bumper Hitch Aluminum Truck Bodies NEW “Big Country” Model!
• 16" radial tires • Highly durable and great looking
• Center divider • Many sizes in stock
• Aluminum diamond-plate floor • Custom designs available
Flatbed Gooseneck
• 25,000 GVWs available in 20' + 5', 25' + 5' and 30' + 5'
• 2,000 lbs lighter than steel trailers
• More affordable than you might expect
PROUD SPONSOR
Contact Eby today for more information.
M.H. Eby, Inc. 800-292-4752
1194 Main St., PO Box 127 www.mheby.com
Blue Ball, PA 17506
©2017 M. H. Eby, Inc.
2018 Pennsylvania Farm Show Map
GES, prou
the 102nd P
(GLEOH H
1XW ODF
WS
'LVSOD\ NH
0$5.(73/$&( DU
0
0$&/$<675((7
FEED
:(67 ROOM
/2%%< KNOW YOUR FARMER :HVW 1RUWKZHVW
+DOO +DOO (TXLQH
75$',1* 6WUXFWXUH
3267
0DFOD\6W/REE\
(175$1&(
0DLQ+DOO 6PDOO
1257+
$UHQD (TXLQH
History Wall &526652$'6 1RUWK+DOO %DUQ
&21)(5(1&(
&(17(5
QG/HYHO (TXLQH
$UHQD
%877(5 History Wall
6&8/3785(
833(5/2:(563,1(
Ro
ors
($67 1RUWKHDVW eo
Ven
d de
oV
en &DPHU
/2%%< )$0,/</,9,1* Rod do RQ6W/
+DOO rs
REE
(DVW
*22')22'6
+DOO &DOYLQJ
1HZ+ROODQG
67$*(
&RUQHU /DUJH$UHQD 0
6WUROOHU
&KHFN (QWUDDQLQ
ors
FH
3$35()(55('70%$148(7+$// end
eo V
.(<6721(
&21)(5(1&(
&20021:($/7+5220
UG/HYHO
Rodeo Vendors
3HQQV\OYDQLD5RRP
Rod
&(17(5
QG /HYHO
3('(
81'(675,$1
53$6
6
&$0(
521
675(
(7
$70 )LUVW$LG6WDWLRQ
&DURXVHO )RRG %HYHUDJH
&RDW&KHFN 0HQ¶V :RPHQ¶V5HVWURRPV
(OHYDWRUV 6HFXULW\(PHUJHQF\/RVW )RXQG
,QIRUPDWLRQ%RRWKV 6KXWWOH%XV'URSRII
&KDQJLQJ)HHGLQJ6WDWLRQ 7UDFWRU5LGH
44 • 102 nd
($67+$// 5DEELWV3RXOWU\$OO:HHN

(48,1(%$51 +RUVHV$OO:HHN
(;+,%,7,21+$//%*RDWV6KHHS $OSDFDV$OO:HHN
/2:(563,1( 2SHQIRUIRRWWUDIILFIURP1RUWK+DOOWR&DPHURQ6WUHHW/REE\DQG([SR+DOO$OO:HHN
0$&/$</2%%< &RUQ6PDOO*UDLQV+D\2SHQ+RUWLFXOWXUH$OO:HHN
0$,1+$// %XWWHU6FXOSWXUH&XOLQDU\&RQQHFWLRQ7UDGLQJ3RVW&RPPRGLW\([KLELWV
)RRG&RXUW$QQH[)DPLO\/LYLQJ&DURXVHO&KULVWPDV7UHHV$OO:HHN
1257++$// $OSDFDV$OO:HHN'DLU\7XHV6DWDQG%HHI&DWWOH6DW0RQ

1257+($67+$// +RUVHV&DOYLQJ&RUQHU$OO:HHN
1257+:(67+$// %HHI&DWWOH6DW7XHVDQG*RDWV:HG6DW

(;326,7,21+$// )RRG&RXUW)DUP(TXLSPHQW $JULFXOWXUDO'LVSOD\V7UDFWRU5LGH$OO:HHN

ES, proud sponsor of
102nd PA Farm Show
:(67+$// 6KHHS$OO:HHN*RDWVDQG3LJV6DW0RQ
+$$&2
))6,7
(3$5
.,1*
TXLQH
UHQD 0$,1(
175$1
)RRG&RXUW
&(
'LQLQJ$UHD
XUW
* ,1
G&R
67$ )$50
'LV LW\RQ
*(
\
7(5
SOD
HUV
)RR
&$6
'LY
RQ6W/
:,/':
¶
REE\
/$1
,1*
$'0,1,675$7,9(
2)),&(6
$5.
QG/HYHO
22''
Q
FH
'3
33(
5,9(
%86
([SRVLWLRQ+DOO
$
'5
',&
23 785.(<+,//
2)
)
+$1
(/0(
5721
$9 (2
))6
,7(
3$
5.
,1
*

/
27
ƨƙΎƨɀȳȴȳɀɀȳȲ̭ΎƞȽȽȲΎƛȽɃɀɂ
The Pennsylvania Farm Show is the largest indoor The food court has an estimated 2,000 volunteers
agricultural event in America. The PA Preferred™ and $2 million in sales annually. Vendors have in-
Food Court — one of its most popular highlights vested more than $1 million in equipment to serve
— is a taste-tempting buffet where exhibitors show- the growing needs of Farm Show crowds. Equip-
case and sell the highest-quality Pennsylvania food ment used in the preparation and sale of food is
products. Located in the Expo Hall and Food Court dismantled and stored off-site most of the year, then
Annex, the 2018 PA Preferred™ Food Court prom- brought out primarily for the eight-day show. Ven-
ises to be the best ever. From mushroom salad to dors are non-profits that graciously reinvest their
pork barbecue, the food court displays a slice of the proceeds back into Pennsylvania agriculture.
diversity of PA-made and PA-grown products that Here’s a taste of the delicious diversity of PA prod-
makes us a national leader. ucts you’ll find in the 2018 Food Court:
0$,1+$//
3XOOHG3RUN1DFKRVZLWK&KLOL&KHHVH -DODSHQRV3XOOHG3RUN%%4&KLFNHQ%UHDVW6DQGZLFK
3(11$* &KLFNHQ1XJJHWV+RW'RJV+RW6RIW3UHW]HO5ROO)LOOHGZLWK+DP &KHHVH+RW6RIW3UHW]HO
3$&223(5$7,9(
)UHQFK)ULHV%DNHG3RWDWRHV%DNHG6ZHHW3RWDWRHV3RWDWR'RXJKQXWV%DJJHG3RWDWRHV 327$72
*52:(56,1&
3$'$,5<0(1·6
$662&,$7,21 &KRFRODWH0LON:KLWH0LON&KRFRODWHDQG9DQLOOD0LONVKDNHV,FH&UHDP)ULHG0R]]DUHOOD&KHHVH&XEHV
3$/,9(672&.
%HHI%ULVNHW6DQGZLFK5LEV3RUN/ROOLFKRSV&ROHVODZ $662&,$7,21
3$67$7(+
&2817,/
3$0$3/(
6\UXS&RWWRQ&DQG\&DQG\&UHDP1XWV)UR]HQ<RJXUW6XQGDHV0XVWDUG/HPRQDGH
6<583 6DODG'UHVVLQJ'URSV6XFNHUV%%46DXFH6XJDU&RRNERRNV
352'8&(56
&KHHVHDQG3HSSHURQL3L]]D6OLFHV)UHVK6TXHH]HG/HPRQDGH
3$))$
)281'$7,21,1&
3$9(*(7$%/(
2QLRQ5LQJV%HUU\)XQQHO&DNHV&KLFNHQ&RUQ6RXS6WUDZEHUU\6XUSULVH
*52:(56
67$7(
+257,&8/785$/ $SSOHV&LGHU
$662&,$7,212)
3(116</$1,$
7+($0(5,&$1
&UHDPRI0XVKURRP6RXS0XVKURRP6DODG%UHDGHG0XVKURRPV 086+5220
,167,78(0)3$
46 • 102 nd
ƨƙΎƨɀȳȴȳɀɀȳȲ̭ΎƞȽȽȲΎƛȽɃɀɂ
(;32+$//
3$
%((.((3(56 ,FH&UHDP+RQH\:DIÀHVZLWKKRQH\RUZLWKLFHFUHDP%RWWOHRI+RQH\%HHKLYH3URGXFWV
$662&,$7,21
3$&223(5$7,9(
)UHQFK)ULHV%DNHG3RWDWR%DNHG6ZHHW3RWDWR3RWDWR'RQXWV3RWDWRHV 327$72
*52:(56,1&
3$'$,5<0(1·6 &KRFRODWHRU:KLWH0LON0LON6KDNH7RDVWHG&KHHVH6DQGZLFK
$662&,$7,21 'HHS)ULHG0R]]DUHOOD&XEHVZPDULQDUDVDXFH6XQGDHV,FH&UHDP&RQH
/DPE6WHZ+RUVHUDGLVK5RDVW%HHI6DQGZLFK3RUN%DU%4XH*RDW6ORSS\-RH*ULOOHG%HHI6DXVDJH
KRWDQGUHJXODUZLWK3HSSHUVDQG2QLRQV.LHOEDVDZLWK6DXHUNUDXW3KLOO\&KHHVHVWHDN/DPE6WHZ 3$/,9(672&.
3LQN/HPRQDGH-XPER%HHI3RUN+RW'RJ%HHI0HDWEDOO6DQGZLFK:DONLQJ*RDW7DFR5LEV6WHDN6DODG $662&,$7,21
%HHI%ULVNHW6DQGZLFKZLWK&ROH6ODZ%HHI%ULVNHW6XE/ROO\3RUNFKRS
67$7(
$SSOH'XPSOLQJV$SSOHV&DUDPHO$SSOHVRQ6WLFN3DVWHUL]HG&LGHU+RW6SLFHG$SSOH%XWWHU
+257,&8/785$/ $SSOH6XQGDH'ULHG$SSOH6QDFNV&LGHU6OXVKLHV%DNHG&LGHU'RQXW&KHUU\3LH
$662&,7,212) &KHUU\3LHZLWKLFHFUHDP3HDFK6XQGDH
3(116</9$1,$
&UHDPRI0XVKURRP6RXS0XVKURRP6DODG:KROH%UHDGHG0XVKURRPV*ULOOHG3RUWDEHOODV 7+($0(5,&$1
*ULOOHG3RUWDEHOOD6DQGZLFK7KH%OHQGHG0XVKURRP%XUJHUZLWK%DFRQRU*ULOOHG3RUWDEHOOD 086+5220
3DFNDJHG3RUWDEHOODV3DFNDJHG)UHVK0XVKURRPV ,167,787(0)3$
3$0$3/( 0DSOH&RWWRQ&DQG\0DSOH6\UXS0DSOH&DQG\0DSOH&UHDP1XWV0DSOH6RIW6HUYH<RJXUW
6<583 0DSOH6XQGDH0DSOH0XVWDUG0DSOH/HPRQDGH0DSOH6DODG'UHVVLQJ0DSOH'URSV+DUG&DQG\0DSOH
352'8&(56 6XFNHUV+DUG&DQG\0DSOH%%46DXFH6XJDU%HJLQQHU0DSOH.LW&XULRXV*HRUJHPDNHV0DSOH6\UXS%RRN
&281&,/ 0LUDFOHVRQ0DSOH+LOO%RRN&RRNERRN
&KHHVH3LHRU6OLFH6XSUHPH3LHRU6OLFH3HSSHURQL+DP6DXVDJH5HG2QLRQV0XVKURRPV*UHHQ3HSSHUV
%ODFN2OLYHV%XIIDOR&KLFNHQ3LHRU6OLFH+RW6DXFH&KLFNHQ5DQFK0HDW/RYHUV3LHRU6OLFH%DFRQ+DP 3$))$
6DXVDJH3HSSHURQL0HDW/RYHUV3LHRU6OLFH%DFRQ+DP6DXVDJH3HSSHURQL9HJJLH/RYHUV3LHRU6OLFH2QLRQ )281'$7,21,1&
3HSSHU0XVKURRP$SSOH3LH3L]]D5DQFK'LSSLQJ6DXFH/HPRQDGH$SSOH&LGHU&KRFRODWHRU:KLWH0LON
3$9(*(7$%/( %URFFROL&DXOLÀRZHU6DODG&DUURWV &HOHU\6WLFNV&KLFNHQ&RUQ6RXS%URFFROL&KHHVH6RXS9HJHWDEOH:UDSV

3LFNOHV9HJHWDEOH6RXS4XDUWVRI6RXSRU6DODG%DWWHU'LSSHG9HJHWDEOHV&KLOL6WUDZEHUU\6XUSULVH%ORRPLQ
*52:(56 2QLRQ9HU\%HUU\3LH3XPSNLQ3LH3XPSNLQ)XQQHO&DNHZLWKWRSSLQJ%OXHEHUU\)XQQHO&DNHZLWKWRSSLQJ
$662&,$7,21 &DUURW&DNH)XQQHO&DNH&RUQ)ULWWHU5DVSEHUU\/HPRQDGH)ULHG3LFNOHV7RVVHG6DODG%HDQ6DODG
&KLFNHQ%UHDVW6DQGZLFK7XUNH\%%46DQGZLFK&KLFNHQ:LQJV&KLFNHQ1XJJHWV+RW'RJV³+DUGERLOHG(JJVUHG
EHHW PXVWDUG%XFNHWRI&KLFNHQ6HDVRQHG6ORZ5RDVWHG&KLFNHQ%UHDVW3ODWWHU&KLFNHQ&RUQ6RXS'HYLOHG 3(11$*
(JJ'UHVVHG+RWGRJV&KLFNHQ&KHHVHVWHDN&KLFNHQ3DUPHVDQ6DQGZLFK7XUNH\0HDWEDOO6DQGZLFK&KRFRODWH ,1'8675,(6
&RYHUHG%DFRQ7XUNH\&KLOL3XOOHG3RUN1DFKRV6RXS7DNH+RPH4XDUW&RQHRI&RRNLHV&KRFRODWHRU:KLWH
0LON2YHQ%DNHG7URXW6DQGZLFK7URXW&KRZGHU7RUWLOOD&UXVWHG7LODSLD6DQGZLFK6RIW3UHW]HOV3UHW]HO'LSSLQJ 6(59,&(
6DXFHV3UH]HO5ROOV,FHG&LQQDPRQ%XQ&LQQDPRQ6WLFN\%XQ6KRRÀ\3LH:KRRSLH3LHV2YHUVL]HG)UHVK%DNHG &25325$7,21
&RRNLH%UHDNIDVW3UHW]HO5ROO(JJ&KHHVHDQG6DXVDJHRU%DFRQ6ORZ5RDVWHG3XOOHG3RUN3ODWWHU
ƝɆȶȷȰȷɂȽɀΎƤȷɁɂȷȼȵ
EXHIBITOR LISTING SUBJECT TO CHANGE &DUO*UXEE7'%$& %&ROOHFWLEOHV 0)
&(//8/$56$/(6.(9,10225( (+
LOCATION KEY &HQWUDO%RLOHU,QF (+
CE Cameron Lobby &KHVVPDQ
V9LQH\DUG//& 0)
CL Connector Link
EA East Hall &KULVWL3HUVRQGED3HUN1%UHZ 0)
EH Expo Hall &OHPHQV)RRG*URXS//&).$
MF Main Hall
NB North Hall +DW¿HOG4XDOLW\0HDWV//&
NW North West Hall 0)
US Upper Spine
&RPPXQLW\3DUWQHUVKLSV5& ' (+
&RUFR,QGXVWULHV,QF 0)
COLOR KEY
&RYHQWU\3DUORUDW/DXUHO/RFNV 0)
Blue: Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Show Sponsors
''+XUVW&RUSRUDWLRQ7$3RZHU3UR(TXLSPHQW (+
6SRQVRU %RRWK +DOO 'DQ/RZHQVWHLQGED5HG+DZN3UHPLXP3HSSHUV 0)
&21&(66,216/,0,7('/(()(5*8621 86 'HEUD/%URZQGED7KH*UHHQHU\RI0RUJDQWRZQ 0)
;0DUNHWLQJ*URXS,QFGED5DP5RGHR6HULHV (+ 'HODZDUH9DOOH\8QLYHUVLW\ 0)
$OWPH\HU
V:HVWHUQ:HDU,QF 'HOJURVVR)DPLO\RI&RPSDQLHV 0)
0)(+86 'HQLVH2FNHU 0)
$PHULFDQ&KHVWQXW)RXQGDWLRQ 0) 'HQQLV 5RVDOLH:DWWVGED
$PHULFDQ6WDQGDUG&RGED)ORULDQ5DWFKHW&XW 0) 7KXQGHU5LYHU$OSDFD&RPSDQ\ 0)
$1'(5621
6%52&+85(',675,%87,21 0) 'HQQLV7D[DFKHUGED2ULJLQDO6WUXGHO)DFWRU\ 0)
$QLPDO&DUH)XQG,QFGED$QLPDO&DUH6DQFWXDU\ 0) 'HQQLV: :DQGD0(UGPDQ
$XVWUDOLDQ&RXQWU\2XW¿WWHUV//& GED(UGPDQ*DPH)DUP 1%
GED2XWEDFN6XUYLYDO*HDU 0) 'HQQ\:ROIIIRU&RQJUHVV 0)
%$6(0(17:$7(53522),1*63(&,$/,67 0) 'HSWRI0LOLWDU\DQG9HWHUDQV$IIDLUV (+
%$6(0(17:$7(53522),1*63(&,$/,67 (+ 'HSWRI3$9HWHUDQVRI)RUHLJQ:DUV 0)
%$7+),77(56$9(5 0) 'LHIIHQEDFKV3RWDWR&KLSV,QF 0)
%HVW&KRLFH7UDLOHUV,QF (+ (GZDUG%%UHFKELOOGED:KLVSHULQJ%URRN)DUP 0)
%LOO
V%HVW2UJDQLF%%46DXFHV//& 0) (ONH*1ROOGED1DWXUH:DON 0)
%LQNOH\ +XUVW/3 (+ (PLO\6XPPH\GED6WRFN\DUG6W\OH 0)
%OXH0RXQWDLQ)DUPV//& 0) )HOORZVKLSRI&KULVWLDQ)DUPHUV,17 0)
%R\HUV1XUVHULHV 2UFKDUGV,QF 0) )2/.6%877(5)/<)$50 0)
%UDQVRQ%HQQHWWGED%UDQVRQ
V'HVLJQV 0) )25(9(5<281* 0)
%UXVK\0RXQWDLQ%HH)DUP,QF 0) )255(67(5)$50(48,30(17 (+
%XIIDOR9DOOH\6SLFH 6XSSO\&RPSDQ\,QF 0) )UHGHULFN&)UH\7$)ULW]&)UH\/LYHVWRFN6XSSO\ 1%
%XUQW&DELQV*ULVW0LOO//& 0) )5,(1'6 (+
&DQQV%LOFR'LVWU,QF (+ *HUDOG5HLFKDUGGED.H\VWRQH&URS
48 • 102 Pennsylvania Farm Show
nd
,QVXUDQFH6HUYLFHV//& (+ /DZQ&DUH'LVWULEXWRUV,QF (+
*OHQQ'LFHGED*OHQQ'LFH)DUPV 0) /DZUHQFH$ .DWKOHHQ-2EHUJ
*RGVKDOOV4XDOLW\0HDWV,QFGED.XW]WRZQ%RORJQD 0) GED7LPEHUZROI3RLQW5HVRUW 0)
*22'+($/7+6$81$6 (+ /($)),/7(51257+,1& 0)
*UDQGSDV&RXQWU\%XWFKHU6KRS,QFGED /HUD\VYLOOH&KHHVH)DFWRU\,QF 0)
*UDQGSDV&RXQWU\&DWHULQJ,QF 0) /LGL\D/\WY\QRYD7$*UDQGPD
V6RIW3UHW]HOV 0)
*UHHQWHFK0DQXIDFWXULQJ,QF (+ /LO\$QQ
V/LJKWV & 0)
*UHWFKHQ0DVHUGED&KULVWLQD0DVHU&RPSDQ\ 0) /LQGD$EHVVLQLRGED/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\,URQZRUNV 0)
++.QRHEHOV6RQV,QFWGED /LQGD(QJHOKDXSWGED(QJHOKDXSW(PEURLGHU\//& 1%
.QRHEHOV$PXVHPHQW5HVRUW 0)
/LWWOH6SHFLDOW\)RRGV//& 0)
+DPLOWRQ7HOHSKRQH&RPSDQ\ 0)
/OR\G*HRUJHGED&URZQ&HQWHU&RQFHSWV7UXVW 0)
+HDULQJ/RVV$VVRFLDWLRQRI$PHULFD3$6WDWH2I¿FH 0)
/R\VYLOOH6WUXFWXUHV (+
+HGJH6HIFRYLFGED$1DWXUDO$OWHUQDWLYH 0)
0+(E\,QF (+
+HUE%RPEHUJHUGED1RUWKHUQ
0DKRQLQJ2XWGRRU)XUQDFH,QF (+
<RUN&R+LVWRULF 3UHVHUY6RF 0)
0$57,16352'8&(6833/,(6 (+
+HUORFKHU)RRGV,QF 0)
0DU\(6ORQDNHUGED-RUDPD5DQFK7UDLOHU6DOHV (+
+RFNHQEHUU\3URFHVVLQJGED+LOOELOO\
V-HUN\ 0)
0F0LOOHQ%URV,QF (+
+20(63,5(:,1'2:6 0)
0HDGRZ&UHHN%DUEHFXH6XSSO\//& 0)
+RWSODWHV86$//& 0)
0HVVLFN)DUP(TXLSPHQW,QF (+
+XUULFDQH+DUSHU//&GED$QGHUVRQ
V
0HWDSKDVH7HFKQRORJLHV $% 0)
%URFKXUH'LVWU6HUYLFH 0)
0*6,QF (+
,URQVWRQH5DQFK//& 0)
0+(%<75$,/(56 (+
- '//&7$- '.HWWOH&RUQ 0)
- -0DWHULDODQG+DQGOLQJ6\VWHPV,QF (+ 0,'$7/$17,&6<67(062)3$,1& (+
-DNHV*ROI&DUWV//& (+ 0LNH'DZJ

V6DXFH//& 0)
-DQLFH.%DUNHW7'%$+LOOWRS$FUHV1DWXUDOV 0) 0LOOHU'LHVHO,QF (+
-7-0DQXIDFWXULQJ//& (+ 0LOOHU

V0XVWDUG//& 0)
.HQFRYH)DUP)HQFH,QF (+ 0LUDQGD:DWVRQGED6XQGU\0RUQLQJV 0)
.LQJVOH\%ODVFR,QVXUDQFH,QF (+ 0RXQWDLQ0RXOGLQJGED7KH&XWWLQJ%RDUG.LQJGRP 0)
.,7&+(1&5$)7 0) 075:KROHVDOH,QF 0)
.,7&+(16$9(5 0) 1DWLRQDO)HGHUDWLRQRI,QGHSHQGHQW%XVLQHVV (+
.RFKHO(TXLSPHQW&R,QF (+ 1DWLRQDO:HDWKHU6HUYLFH 0)
/DQFDVWHU)DUPLQJ,QF (+ 1LFROH$OOHQGED&XWFR&XWOHU\ 0)

/DQFDVWHU3ROH%XLOGLQJV,QF (+ 1RUWKHDVW6WLKO (+
/DQFDVWHU7UDGLQJ+RXVH,QF 0) 2I¿FHRI6HQDWRU%RE&DVH\ 0)
/$1',69$//(<9,//$*( )$500$5.(7 0) 2ULJLQDO3HQQV\OYDQLD3LFNOH&RPSDQ\//& 0)
/DUU\$WNLQV 1% 3/52+5(5 %526,1& 0)
3$$,51$7,21$/*8$5' (+ 3$6WDWH*UDQJH 0)
3$$OSDFD2ZQHUV %UHHGHUV$VVRF 1% 3$6WDWH3ROLFH+LVWRULFDO(GXFDWLRQDO
3$$50<1$7,21$/*8$5' (+ 0HPRULDO&HQWHU &(
3$%HHNHHSHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)(+ 3$6WDWH6KRZPHQV$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)
3$&ROOHJHRI7HFKQRORJ\ 0) 3$6WDWH7UHDVXU\ 0)
3$&RPPLVVLRQRQ&ULPHDQG'HOLQTXHQF\ $ 0) 3$9HJHWDEOH*URZHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)(+
3$&RRSHUDWLYH3RWDWR*URZHUV,QF 0)(+ 3$9HWHULQDU\0HGLFDO$VVRFLDWLRQ (+
3$'DLU\3ULQFHVV$QG3URPRWLRQ6HUYLFHV,QF 1% 3$:LQHU\$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)
3$'DLU\PHQ
V$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)(+ 3$&'3$$VVRFRI&RQVHUYDWLRQ'LVWULFWV,QF 0)
3$'HHU)DUPHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ (+ 3DUDGLVH(QHUJ\6ROXWLRQV//& (+
3$'HSWRI$JULF%XUHDXRI0DUNHW 3DXO5DQFNGED)$0,/,(6 0)
'HYHORSPHQW3$3UHIHUUHG 0) 3DXO&KHUFKXFNGED&DUOLVOH3URGXFWV 0)
3$'HSWRI$JULFXOWXUH 0) 3DXOD0DULH-DPLVRQ6WRQHGED/HDWKHU8 0)
3$'HSWRI&RQVHUYDWLRQ 1DWXUDO5HVRXUFHV 0) 3HQQ$J,QGXVWULHV6HUYLFH&RUSRUDWLRQ 0)(+
3$'HSWRI&RUUHFWLRQV 0) 3HQQ6WDWH8QLYHUVLW\&ROOHJHRI
3$'HSWRI(QYLURQPHQWDO3URWHFWLRQ 0) $JULFXOWXUDO6FLHQFHV 0)
3$'HSWRI+HDOWK 0) 3HQQ'RW'LVWULFW (+
3$'HSWRI+HDOWK%XUHDXRI 3(11/,9(3$75,271(:6 (+
:RPHQ,QIDQWV &KLOGUHQ 0) 3+0&6WDWH$UFKLYHV3$6WDWH
3$(GX&RPPXQLFDWLRQV6\VWP +LVWRULF3UHVHUYDWLRQ2I¿FH 0)
7$3$&DEOH1HWZRUN 3&1 0) 3LQH&UHHN&RQVWUXFWLRQ//& (+
3$(PHUJHQF\0DQDJHPHQW$JHQF\ (+ 3OHDVXUHVRIWKH3DODWH,QF 0)
3$)DUP%XUHDX (+ 33 /6XVWDLQDEOH(QHUJ\)XQG (+
3$))$)RXQGDWLRQ,QF 0)(+ 3ULHIHUW0DQXIDFWXULQJ&R,QF (+
3$)LVK %RDW&RPPLVVLRQ 0) 5:6DXGHU,QF 0)
3$*DPH&RPPLVVLRQ 0) 5D\'DYLG6WLOVRQGED$PVRLO5 0+RPH $XWR (+
3$+LVWRULFDO 0XVHXP&RPPLVVLRQ 5(1(:$/%<$1'(5621 (+
7KH6WDWH0XVHXPRI3HQQV\OYDQLD 0) 5RGQH\:HVWRQ%O\GED0LOLWDU\
3$+RUVH5DFLQJ&RPPLVVLRQ 0) %ODQNHWVDQG:DOO+DQJLQJV 0)
3$/DQGVFDSH 1XUVHU\$VVRFLDWLRQ (+ 5RQDOG-*RUVNL-UGED0DLQ/LQH3UHW]HO&RPSDQ\ 0)
3$/LTXRU&RQWURO%RDUG 0) 5R[DQQ*DOODJKHUGED0LVV/XF\
V'RJ7UHDWV 0)
3$/LYHVWRFN$VVRFLDWLRQ 0)(+ 6FKLOOHU*URXQGV&DUH,QF (+
3$0DSOH6\UXS3URGXFHUV&RXQFLO 0)(+ 6HOW]HUV/HEDQRQ%RORJQD&R,QF 0)
3$0LJUDQW(GXFDWLRQ3URJUDP 0) 6HSWHPEHU)DUP0DQDJHPHQW//& 0)
3$0LON0DUNHWLQJ%RDUG (+ 6KDIIHU9HQLVRQ)DUPV,QF 0)
3$1XW*URZHUV$VVRFLDWLRQ 0) 6KDJJ\2DNV(QWHUSULVHV//&
3$2I¿FHRI$WWRUQH\*HQHUDO 0) GED5D]]
V+LFNRU\6\UXS 0)
50 • 102 Pennsylvania Farm Show
nd
6KDURQ7HOOGED*
V3RSFRUQDQG)XGJH 0)
6KHQDQJR6WHHO%XLOGLQJV,QF (+
6KHUU\/+HQULHGED7KH6SLFH0DQ 0)
6KHWURQ0DQXIDFWXULQJ//&GED6KHWURQ7UDLOHU6DOHV (+
6LPSO\*KHH//& 0)
6,1&/$,5&20081,&$7,216//&:+3 (+
6PRNHU6XUL)DUP,QF 0)
635,1*+,//6(59,&(6 0)
6W-RVHSK
V8QLYHUVLW\ 0)
6WDWH+RUWLFXOWXUDO$VVRFLDWLRQRI3HQQV\OYDQLD 0)(+
6WDWH/LEUDU\RI3HQQV\OYDQLD 0)
6WDWHZLGH$GRSWLRQ 3HUPDQHQF\
1HWZRUN'+62&<) 0)
6WHYH.HDWRQGED3RWWHU\E\6.HDWRQ 0)
6WURRSLHV,QF 0)
681'$1&(9$&$7,216 0)
683(5,256/((3(;3(5,(1&( 0)
All Natural
Gluten Free 6RODUHQHUJ\HOLPLQDWHV
No Preservatives DQH[SHQVHDQGJLYHV\RX
FRQWURORYHUXQSUHGLFWDEOH
HQHUJ\UDWHV
+RZ0XFK&RXOG
<RX6DYH"

Your Solar Energy Professionals
ZZZ9LVLW3(6FRP
$)DPLO\2ZQHG%XVLQHVV
7D[SD\HU$GYRFDWH2I¿FH,56 0) 8QLYHUVLW\RI3$6FKRRORI9HWHULQDU\0HGLFLQH (+
7KH$PHULFDQ0XVKURRP,QVWLWXWH0)3$ 0)(+ 86'$$3+,696 (+
7KH(DUO\$PHULFDQ6WHDP(QJLQH 86'$$56(55& (+
2OG(TXLSPHQW6RFLHW\ 0) 86'$)DUP6HUYLFH$JHQF\ (+
7KH3$)RUHVWU\$VVRFLDWLRQ 0) 86'$15&6 (+
7KH3HQQV\OYDQLD,QYDVLYH6SHFLHV&RXQFLO 0) 86'$5XUDO'HYHORSPHQW (+
7KH3HQQV\OYDQLD6WDWH8QLYHUVLW\ 86'$)RRG6DIHW\ ,QVSHFWLRQ6HUYLFH 0)
&HQWUH&RXQW\&RRSHUDWLYH([WHQVLRQ 0) 86'$1DWLRQDO$JULFXOWXUDO
70,&2$/,7,21(;(/21&253 (+ 6WDWLVWLFV6HUYLFH3$2I¿FH (+
7RUFKEHDUHU6DXFHV//& 0) 9DOOH\$J 7XUI//& (+
7UDFWRU6XSSO\&RPSDQ\ (+ 9LFNL/*URYHWD1DQ-DF(PX)DUP 0)
7UDF\0HFNHVGED2QH:RPDQV-XQN 0) 9LUJLQLD$QQ$FULWGED3RWWHU\ &RXQWU\<RX 0)
75$)),&&21752/6(59,&(6//& 0) :DJQHUIRU*RYHUQRU 0)
7UHDV+RUVH7UDLOHU6DOHV//& (+ :LQGDQG6RODU//& (+
785.(<+,//'$,5,(6 (+ :RROORZ//& 0)
7ZLVWRI)DWH6SLQQHU\//3 1% =HDJHU%URV,QF (+
81&2002186$,1& 0) =LPPH\
V'LHVHO//& (+
52 • 102 nd
ƥȯȷȼΎƠȯȺȺΎ˹ΎƝȯɁɂ
ƥȯȷȼΎƠȯȺȺΎ˹ΎƯȳɁɂ
54 • 102 nd
ƝȯɁɂ˴ΎƦȽɀɂȶΎ˱ΎƦȽɀɂȶȳȯɁɂΎƠȯȺȺɁ
ƝɆȾȽΎƠȯȺȺ
56 • 102 nd
ƞȽȽȲΎƛȽɃɀɂ
ƛȽȻȻȽȲȷɂɇΎƪȳȾɀȳɁȳȼɂȯɂȷɄȳɁ
Nicole Bauer Yvonne Longenecker
Pennsylvania Alpaca Princess Pennsylvania Dairy Princess
Nicole Bauer, the Pennsylvania Yvonne Longenecker, Pennsylva-
Alpaca Princess, is the 18-year- nia Dairy Princess, is the 18-year-
old daughter of Ralf and Denise old daughter of Douglas and
Bauer of Bedford, Bedford Yvette Longenecker of Williams-
County. A student at Bedford burg, Blair County, and is the
High School, she is a member oldest of three sisters. She is a
of National Honor Society and senior at Central High School,
National Latin Honor Society where she serves as president of
and is involved in the Pennsylva- the Central Cove FFA, vice-pres-
nia Junior Classical League, Scho- ident of National Honor Society,
lastic Quiz Bowl, Envirothon, Rotary and captain of the high school tennis
Interact, and band. team. Yvonne is involved in the local 4-H lamb, beef
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania Alpaca Owners and Breeders and dairy clubs and holds offices in all three clubs.
Association) She has been named the outstanding 4-H member in
Blair County for the past three years and has received
Madison Weaver the Teen Leader Award. Yvonne works part time at
Pennsylvania Angus Queen Penn England, LLC and Longenecker’s, Inc. She attends
Martinsburg Grace Brethren Church and enjoys attend-
Madison Weaver, the Pennsylva- ing Synergy Youth Group. Yvonne plans to attend the
nia Angus Queen, is the 17-year- Pennsylvania State University.
old daughter of Fred and Tammy (Sponsor: Pennsylvania Dairy Princess and Promotion
Weaver of Ephrata, Lancaster Services, Inc.)
County. Madison is a student at
Cocalico High School, where Brooke Kitting
she is active in student govern- Delaware Valley University
ment and field hockey. She is
Agriculture Ambassador
also active in the Lebanon County
Dairy and Livestock 4-H clubs, Lan- Brooke Kitting, the Delaware Val-
caster County Dairy Princess Promo- ley University Ambassador, is the
tion, National Junior Angus Association, and National 21-year-old daughter of Stacy
Junior Holstein Association. and Melissa Kitting of McAliste-
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania Angus Association) rville, Juniata County. Brooke
Emily Glass is involved in several Delaware
Valley University activities, in-
Pennsylvania Apple Queen cluding Block and Bridle (presi-
Emily Glass, the Pennsylvania dent), Delta Tau Alpha (president),
Apple Queen, is the 16-year-old Collegiate FFA (sentinel), NESA
daughter of Brian Glass and Team, and Pre-Vet Club. She is also a
Karen Yager of Bendersville, member of Alpha Lambda Delta and serves
Adams County. A student at as editor of STAG. Brooke raises and sells club lambs
Biglerville High School, she in Mifflintown, Pa., and works at Country View Family
is active in varsity tennis and Farms and Quakertown Veterinary Clinic.
basketball, Debate Club, Fellow- (Sponsor: Delaware Valley University)
ship of Christian Athletes and is
manager of the boys’ tennis team.
At her church, she is involved in bell
choir and vacation bible school, and as an after-school
For more information,
program leader and preschool helper. She is an avid visit us at
reader and is employed at Hollabaugh Bros., Inc., Farm
Market. www.farmshow.pa.gov
(Sponsor: Adams County Fruit Growers Association)
58 • 102 nd
Benjamin Miskin Andrea Repetz
Pennsylvania Draft Horse and Mule Pennsylvania 4-H State Council President
Association Youth Representative
Andrea Repetz, the Pennsylva-
Benjamin Miskin, Pennsylvania nia 4-H State Council President,
Draft Horse and Mule Associa- is the 18-year-old daughter of
tion Youth Representative, is the John and Christine Repetz of
17-year-old son of Stephen and New Cumberland, Cumberland
Denyse Miskin of Mechanic- County. Andrea is a student at
sburg, Cumberland County. Cedar Cliff High School and is
Benjamin is a student at Cum- involved in track and theatre.
berland Valley High School. She is employed at Old Navy.
He is active in FFA, agriculture (Sponsor: Pennsylvania State 4-H)
education, and shows draft horses
and beef cattle. Grace Wadsworth
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania Draft Horse and Mule As- Pennsylvania State Grange
sociation) Female Youth Ambassador
Nathan Moyer Grace Wadsworth, the Pennsyl-
Pennsylvania FFA State President vania State Grange Female Youth
Ambassador, is the 19-year-old
Nathan Moyer, the Pennsylva- daughter of David and Ellen
nia FFA State President, is the Wadsworth of Lincoln Uni-
18-year-old son of Terry and versity, Chester County. Grace
Susan Moyer of Selinsgrove, attends Indiana University
Snyder County. Nathan will be of Pennsylvania, where she is
attending Pennsylvania State majoring in child development.
University in the fall of 2018, She is a member of Goshen Grange
majoring in wildlife and fisheries in Chester County, holds the office of
science. He currently is employed steward in her county Grange, and is a member of the
at Texas Roadhouse. Pennsylvania State Grange Community Service and
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania FFA Association) Deaf Activities Committee.
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Grange)
Madeline McEachin
Pennsylvania State Fair Queen Jacob Mengel
Pennsylvania State Grange
Madeline McEachin, the Penn- Male Youth Ambassador
sylvania State Fair Queen, is the
19-year-old daughter of Paul and Jacob Mengel, the Pennsylvania
Karla McEachin of West Sun- State Grange Male Youth Ambas-
sador, is the 21-year-old son of
bury, Butler County. Madeline
Scott and Heather Mengel of
is a student at the Pennsylvania
Kutztown, Berks County. Jacob
State University. She is active in is a student at Elizabethtown
the Sapphire Leadership Aca- College, where he is a club
demic Program, Nittany Consulting soccer player and serves as team
Group, Business and Society Housing, captain and secretary.
and Teaching Our Tomorrow Organization. (Sponsor: Pennsylvania State
Madeline is a member of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority and Grange)
Phi Eta Sigma Honors Fraternity. She is employed at
LionTutors LLC. Check out the schedule
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Association of County
of events on pages 11-21.
Fairs)
Tanner Davis Andrew Kieffer
Pennsylvania State Junior Grange Prince Pennsylvania State Grange
Outstanding Young Patron
Tanner Davis, the Pennsylvania
State Junior Grange Prince, is the Andrew Kieffer, the Pennsylvania
13-year-old son of Mike and State Grange Outstanding Young
Angela Davis of Leesport, Berks Patron, is the son of Mark and
County. Tanner is a student at Debra Kieffer of Bethel, Berks
Schuylkill Valley High School. County. Andrew is a long-time
He is a member of the Onte- member of Marion Grange in
launee Junior Grange and is Berks County. He is active in
active in the Northern Berks 4-H all levels of Grange, from his
Dairy Club, 4-H Marksman Club, community grange to county and
Schuylkill Valley High School Ag Club, state associations. Andrew is cur-
Schuylkill Valley High School Chorus, and Mohrsville rently State Grange Assistant Steward.
Church of the Brethren Youth Group. He lives and works on the family dairy farm with his
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Grange) parents.
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Grange)
Autumn Tworkoski
Pennsylvania State Junior Grange Princess Denae Zvarick
Pennsylvania State Grange
Autumn Tworkoski, the Pennsylva- Outstanding Young Patron
nia State Junior Grange Princess,
is the 15-year-old daughter of Denae Zvarick, of Collegeville,
Eric and Connie Tworkoski of Montgomery County, is the
Bernville, Berks County. Au- Pennsylvania State Grange Out-
tumn is a student at Hamburg standing Young Patron. Denae
Area High School. She is a graduated with a Bachelor of
member of the Ontelaunee Arts in communication from
Junior Grange and is active in North Tennessee Bible Institute
cheerleading, Chemistry Club, and in 2008. She is a field manager
Wilderness Club. Autumn plays the at Paws-itively Healthy Canine
violin for school orchestra and chamber orchestra. Retreat and Spaw.
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Grange) (Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Grange)
Be sure to turn to pages 70-75 for 2017 Sale of Champions.
60 • 102 nd
Leanne Steger Mikara Anderson
Pennsylvania Grape Queen Pennsylvania Lamb and Wool Queen
Leanne Steger, the Pennsylvania Mikara Anderson, the Pennsyl-
Grape Queen, is the 17-year-old vania Lamb and Wool Queen,
daughter of Dale and Cheryl is the 17-year-old daughter of
Steger of Erie County. Leanne Gerald and Holly Anderson
is a student at North East High of Three Springs, Huntingdon
School, where she is involved County. Mikara is a senior at
in the yearbook, cheerleading, Southern Huntingdon County
chorus, and musicals. She also High School, where she is a
enjoys horseback riding, swim- member of Southern Pride 4-H,
ming, reading, and calligraphy. Southern Huntingdon County
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania Grape Queen FFA, National Honor Society, and
Committee) yearbook staff. She is also involved in Spanish Club,
Photography Club, Science Olympiad, SADD, Stem
Kayla Fusselman
Challenge Club, Library Club, cheerleading, track
Pennsylvania Honey Queen and field, and dance. Mikara is the 2018 Central
PA Miss United States Agriculture and the 2017
Kayla Fusselman, the Pennsylva-
Central District Fire Queen. She received the 2017
nia Honey Queen, is the 22-year- PA Livestock Association Outstanding FFA Youth
old daughter of Brian and Diane award. Mikara raises sheep, including Hampshire,
Fusselman of Kempton, Berks Montadale, natural colored, and commercial. She is
County. Kayla is a graduate of employed at a local diner where she is a waitress.
Kutztown Area High School, (Sponsor: Pennsylvania Sheep and Wool Growers
where she was a member of Association)
FFA, the horticulture club,
student council, chorus, National Mikayla Dewing
Honor Society and Tri-M Music Pennsylvania Maple Sweetheart
Honor Society. She recently graduated
from Kutztown University with a degree in Art Educa- Mikayla Dewing, the Pennsyl-
tion. Kayla has previously served as the Kempton Fair vania Maple Sweetheart, is the
Queen. In her free time, she enjoys writing, making 18-year-old daughter of Nathan
clay jewelry, painting and flower arranging. and Delphine Dewing of War-
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Beekeepers Associa- ren Center, Bradford County.
tion) Mikayla is in 12th grade and
is homeschooled. She is active
Andrew Miles on the Worship Team and is
Pennsylvania State Rabbit involved in after-school ministry
Breeders Association King and mission trips with ROCC. Mi-
kayla enjoys gardening, flower arrang-
Andrew Miles, the Pennsylva- ing, playing the piano and teaching children. She is
nia State Rabbit Breeders As- employed part-time as a clerk at the Warren Center
sociation King, is the 19-year- General Store.
old son of John and Diane (Sponsor: Pennsylvania Maple Producer’s Council)
Miles of Gettysburg, Adams
County. Andrew is a student
at the Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity, where he is majoring Turn to pages
in agricultural education/exten-
sion. He is active in rabbit, cavies, 48-52 for the
poultry, and pigeon showing. Exhibitors Listings.
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Rabbit Breeders As-
sociation)
Madison Shaw Casey Baxter
Pennsylvania State Rabbit Breeders Pennsylvania State
Association Queen University Ag Advocate
Madison Shaw, the Pennsylvania Casey Baxter, a Pennsylvania
State Rabbit Breeders Associa- State University Ag Advocate,
tion Queen, is the 16-year-old is the 21-year-old daughter of
daughter of Angela Shaw of Calvin and Veronica Baxter
Harrisburg, Dauphin County. of Columbia Cross Roads,
Madison is homeschooled and Bradford County. Casey at-
works at Blue Mountain Farms. tends the Pennsylvania State
She is a member of Teen Coun- University and is employed
cil with Dauphin County 4-H
part-time as a field assistant at
and is active in Dauphin County
4-H Exchange Club, Lower Dau- the USDA Agricultural Research
phin 4-H Livestock Club, Dauphin County 4-H Fur N Service. She is president of Coaly
Feathers, Tri-County 4-H Fiber Artist Club, and Dau- Honor Society, president of Collegiate FFA, and is
phin County 4-H Friendship Club. Madison enjoys a member of the Dairy Science Club, Agronomy
dancing at Sharon’s School of Dance in Middletown. Club, and Schreyer Honors College.
(Sponsor: Pennsylvania State Rabbit Breeders As- (Sponsor: Pennsylvania State University, College
sociation) of Agricultural Sciences)
2XU'28*+PDGHIUHVKDQGKDQGUROOHGGDLO\
SOFT PRETZELS, WRAPS & DRINKS
www.rachelssoftpretzels.com
2435 Shippendam Road, Millersburg, PA 17061 ©ª Moses & Rachel Lapp, Owners • Phone: 717-805-2329
Soft Pretzels Wraps Drinks Two locations for the

• Salted • Ham & Cheese • Lemonade 2018 PA Farm Show
• Cinnamon Sugar • Chicken Ranch • Orangeade CROSS ROADS
• Sour Cream & Onion • Buffalo Chicken • Hot and Iced Coffee HALLWAY
• Garlic • Cheese Steak • Water AND LARGE ARENA
• Hotdog SECTION 33
***Breakfast starts at 7 a.m. in the Cross Roads Hallway***

62 • 102 nd
ƙȻȯɈȷȼȵΎƜȳȲȷȱȯɂȷȽȼ
The annual Pennsylvania Farm Show is held in
January in the heart of winter. Despite challenges
like ice, snow and cold temperatures, the Farm
Show is one of the largest and most successful
indoor agriculture shows in America.
That success is largely due to our many volun-
teers and the staff members at the Pennsylvania
Farm Show Complex and Expo Center. They are
all eager to make sure that you will enjoy a won-
derful experience at the 2018 Pennsylvania Farm
Show.
Nearly 2,900 volunteers will assist in this year’s
event. Volunteers represent almost every one
of Pennsylvania’s 67 counties, plus the states of
Florida, Maryland and Ohio. Many of them arrive
on Wednesday before the eight-day show and
Continues on page 64
https://facebook.com/pafarmshow • https://instagram.com/pafarmshow
ƙȻȯɈȷȼȵΎƜȳȲȷȱȯɂȷȽȼ
don’t leave until the day after the show closes.
Volunteers answer questions at the information
booth and the Penn State University booth. Volun-
teers in Family Living and Farm Products accept
entries, assist judges and display winning exhibits.
Volunteers organize the animal shows, run the
horse and pony pulls, operate the carousel and sell
tickets. They prepare delicious food in the famous
Food Court, which is an annual taste touchstone.
All 18 commodity food booths are non-profit or-
ganizations that reinvest their proceeds back into
Pennsylvania agriculture.
Farm Show Complex and Expo Center employees
also perform key roles.
The Administrative Office’s staff oversees entries,
coordinates judges and manages the many details
of a jam-packed Farm Show schedule. The Security
Department’s staff meets you upon arrival, provides
parking and traffic control, and safeguards the facil-
ity.
The Boiler Room’s staff keeps the complex warm
and comfortable. The Electrical Department’s staff
supplies power that serves patrons, exhibitors and
vendors. The Maintenance Office’s staff handles
event and stall setups, maintains cleanliness and
disposes trash.
Our volunteers and staff members are essential in
making the Farm Show a premier event.
We profoundly thank them for doing an amazing
job. Their commitment and passion are deeply ap-
preciated by everybody in the commonwealth.
https://twitter.com/farmshowcomplex • https://facebook.com/pafarmshowcomplex
64 • 102 nd
Proud Sponsor of the
Friends of the Pennsylvania
Farm Show Foundation Inc.
*Visit Our Booth Just Outside The Large Arena
10% Engravable
Merchandise
OFF (YHU\GD\$W7KH)DUP6KRZ
Coupon must be presented at the time of purchase.
ƞɀȷȳȼȲɁΎȽȴΎɂȶȳΎƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎ
ƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅ˴Ύơȼȱ˷ΎƫȾȽȼɁȽɀɁ
Gold Sponsors
Dauphin County Community & Economic Development, Good Health Saunas, Lancaster Farming,
Turkey Hill, Superior Sleep Experience, Bathfitter, Kitchen Saver, Homespire Windows
Good Health Saunas
66 • 102 nd
ƞɀȷȳȼȲɁΎȽȴΎɂȶȳΎƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎ
ƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅ˴Ύơȼȱ˷ΎƫȾȽȼɁȽɀɁ
Silver Sponsors
Nuts for You, Dauphin County Commissioners, Lee Ferguson Concessions, LTD,
Kevin Moore, Cellular Sales, Sundance Vacations
Bronze Sponsors
Basement Water Proofing, Leaffilter North USA, Inc., M.H. Eby Trailers, Martin’s Green Houses,
Outback Toys, PA Lottery – MARC USA, Rachel’s Soft Pretzels, Espenshade’s Garden Center,
Forrester Farm Equipment, GES, Renewal by Anderson, Williams companies, Altoona Curve, Heather’s Concessions
Friends of Farm Show Sponsors

Anderson Brochure Distribution, Direct Action Company, Dutch Gold Honey, EMM Trailers & Service,
Fairfield Inn & Suites, Folk’s Butterfly Farm, Forever Young, Forrester Farm Equipment, Golden Barrel, PA Farm Bureau,
Kitchen Craft, Mid-Atlantic Basement Water Proofing, PA Air National Guard, PA Army National Guard,
Spring Hill Services,PA Cooperative Potato Growers, PA Dairymen’s Association, PA Forest Products,
Patriot News/PennLive, P.L. Rohrer & Bros. Inc, Sinclair Communications LLC - WHP,
Staybridge Suites, T.A. Seeds, TMI Coalition, Uncommon USA, Inc., Flagger Force, Snyder’s Concessions
Celebrity
Driving Sponsors
Adams Electric Cooperative Inc., Bell & Evans,
Cohick & Associates, EMM Sales and Services Inc.,
Fulton Bank, Hanover Shoe Farms,
Hudson Companies, Mark Hershey Farms,
Orrstown Bank, PA Draft Horse Sale LLC,
PA Equine Council, PA Farm Bureau,
PA Livestock Association, PA Milk Dealers Association,
Penn Waste Inc., PennAg Industries Association,
Pennsylvania State Association of County Fairs,
People’s Bank, H R Ewell Inc., Williams Companies
Stop by the Pennsylvania Vegetable Growers Association
Food Court Booth for some
Batter-Dipped Vegetables - Blooming Onions
Chicken Corn, Vegetable, & Broccoli Cheese Soups or Chili
Berry & Pumpkin Funnel Cakes - Broccoli/Cauliflower Salad
Strawberry Surprises - Raspberry Lemonade - Dill Pickles
Very Berry & Pumpkin Pie - Vegetable Wraps – New! Corn Fritters
Pennsylvania Vegetable
Growers Association
Serving Growers since 1926!
Over 200 members and friends of the Association volunteer thousands of

hours to run the Association’s booth in Farm Show Food Court. In the last 30
years, their hard work has enabled the Association to donate over $1 million
to vegetable and berry research projects at Penn State University.
www.pvga.org www.paveggies.org
68 • 102 nd
ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁŽůůĞĐƟďůĞ ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁϭͬϮϱϭϵϱϳ
ϴ͟WůƵƐŚŶŝŵĂůƐ ŚĞǀǇWŝĐŬƵƉŽŝŶĂŶŬ
&KLFNHQ
*RDW 8QLWV0DGH
%RUGHU&ROOLH
>ŽĐĂƚĞĚŝŶǆŚŝďŝƚŽƌ,Ăůůůů
EĞǆƚƚŽƚŚĞ&ŽŽĚŽƵƌƚƚ
3$)6
'LH&DVW5LPV ,+6HUYLFH$FFHVVRULHV
$XWKHQWLF+LWFK ,+3DUWVDQG6HUYLFH
'XH-DQXDU\ 3DFNDJLQJ
ϭƐƚdŝŵĞǀĞƌ͊ǆĐůƵƐŝǀĞZd>WƌŽĚƵĐƟŽŶϭϵϯϵ/,&ĂƌŵĂůů͞D͟WĂƌƚƐΘ^ĞƌǀŝĐĞ^Ğƚ
ϭͬϭϲϭϵϯϵ/,&ĂƌŵĂůů͞D͟ ϭͬϭϲϭϵϯϵ/,&ĂƌŵĂůů͞D͟ǁŝƚŚϯ ϭƐƚǀĞƌWŝŶŬϭͬϭϲϭϵϯϵ
tŚŝƚĞ^ƚƌŝƉĞ&ƌŽŶƚ'ƌŝůů /,&ĂƌŵĂůů͞D͟
$ % 1HYHUGRQHEHIRUH &

1HYHUGRQHEHIRUH /LPLWHG6XSSOLHV VW(YHU3LQN)DUPDOO
2QO\3URGXFHG 2QO\3URGXFHG 2QO\3URGXFHG
ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁϭϰŽǌ ϭͬϲϰWĞƚĞƌďŝůƚϯϳϵǁͬZĞŶĞŐĂĚĞ W&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁ

ĞƌĂŵŝĐDƵŐ >ŽǁďŽǇ͕ŝŶŬůĞǇΘ,ƵƌƐƚ͕ ŶŝŵĂůDĂŐŶĞƚƐ
ϮϬϭϴ&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁ
2QO\3URGXFHG '&3
3$08*
ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁdŽĚĚůĞƌ ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁzŽƵƚŚΘĚƵůƚdĞĞƐ ϭϬϮŶĚW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁ

dĞĞ^ŚŝƌƚƐŝŶůƵĞŽƌZĞĚ 6W\OH+ 6L]HV<RXWK;6PDOO$GXOW;
WĂƚĐŚ>ŽŐŽ,Ăƚ
6W\OH& 6L]HV77
3$+$77DQ
0RUHVW\OHV
DYDLODEOH
ϭͬϲϰKůŝǀĞƌϮϮϱϱ'ƌĞĞŶŚƌŽŵĞ ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁ/,ϲϱϲWĞĚĂů
ϮϬϭϴW&Ăƌŵ^ŚŽǁ dƌĂĐƚŽƌǁŝƚŚ&ƌŽŶƚtĞŝŐŚƚƐ
&867
WƌĞǀŝŽƵƐzĞĂƌƐ
ŽůůĞĐƟďůĞƐƉůƵƐŵĂŶǇ
ŽƚŚĞƌ&ĂƌŵdŽǇƐ
ĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞ
$OVRD
*ROG'HPR =60
ƫȯȺȳΎȽȴΎƛȶȯȻȾȷȽȼɁ
Sale of Champions is an auction of the best lambs, possession of the animal. Each animal sold has a
hogs, goats, rabbits and steers exhibited by pre-established market value — the price
Pennsylvania 4-H and FFA members. promised by a packer for each animal. With this option,
The exhibitor receives most of the sale proceeds, with the buyer pays only the difference between the
a small percentage going to support the Farm Show market price and final bid. The buyer gets recognition
Scholarship Foundation, and 4-H and FFA programs.
for purchasing the animal; the packer pays market price
Youth often use their proceeds to finance their college
educations, additional livestock projects, or establish and takes the animal. The Farm Show Scholarship
their futures in agricultural production. Scholarships Foundation is a nonprofit organization. The amount a
will be presented before the Sale of Champions Tuesday buyer spends above market price is tax deductible.
morning. The 2017 Junior Livestock Sale included 420 animals
A buyer can support the sale without taking bringing a total of $366,850.
2017 Sale Top Buyers

-RKQ5RFN,QF )XOWRQ%DQN %HOO (YDQV3RXOWU\
+RVV¶V6WHDN 6HD+RXVH .DUQV)RRGV
+DW¿HOG4XDOLW\0HDWV 1HZ+ROODQG6DOHV6WDEOHV
0U 0UV-HII&KDSPDQ
Additional 2017 Sale Buyers

$J,QGXVWULDO,QF +RVV¶V6WHDN$QG6HD+RXVH 3HQQ:DVWH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ6WHHU $OWPH\HU¶V:HVWHUQ:HDU +XEQHU6HHG 3HRSOHV%DQN
&ROWRQ=XQGHO1HZ$OH[DQGULD:HVWPRUHODQG&R %DUULFN 6WHZDUW ,QQRYDWLYH'DLU\6ROXWLRQV 3KLODGHOSKLD%UHZLQJ&RPSDQ\
%X\HU-RKQ5RFN,QF %HGIRUG)DUP%XUHDX&RRS ,Q0HPRU\RI/HV:KLWPR\HU 3KLODGHOSKLD5HFUHDWLRQ$GYLVRU\
%HGIRUG)RUG%HGIRUG&KU\VOHU -DQH$UEDVDN 3RZHOO5HDO(VWDWH
%HONQDS/LYHVWRFN$XFWLRQ -HUHP\3DUN7UXFNLQJ 368&ROOHJHRI$J6FLHQFHV
*UDQG %HONQDS/LYHVWRFN$XFWLRQ -HUU\56Q\GHU&RQFHVVLRQ,QF
4XDNHUWRZQ9HWHULQDU\&OLQLF
&KDPSLRQ :KLWH2DN)DUPV -RKQ5RFN,QF
5%-05DQFK
0DUNHW/DPE %HOO (YDQV3RXOWU\ -XVW(QXII$QJXV
5LFK9DOOH\*ROI
+D\GHQ %HUQDUG&0RUULVVH\,QVXUDQFH,QF . .)HHGV
%URDGEDQG1HWZRUNV,QF 5LWHQRXU)DUPV
'HPQLDN .DUQV)RRG
%XUQLQ%XVKHOV,QF .DVDQLFN\7ZLQ6KRZSLJV 5REHUW%RXOZDUH
&DUPLFKDHOV 5REHUW(/LWWOH,QF
*UHHQH&R %XUQV:KLWH//& .')DUPV
&DERW2LODQG*DV .HLWK¶V)DUPDQG'DLU\ 6DXEHOV0DUNHW
%X\HU 6HQHFD5HVRXUFHV&RUS1DWLRQDO)XHO
)XOWRQ%DQN &DUJLOO7D\ORU%HHI .HUU$%R\G
&KHUU\9DOOH\7UDFWRU6DOHV .LJKWOLQJHU0RWRUV 6KDZQ)XQN
&KHVWQXW)DUPV .LWFKHQ&UDIW 6KHWURQ¶V$XFWLRQDQG(TXLSPHQW//&
*UDQG &ORYHU.QROO%RHU*RDWV /66WUDLW%XVLQJ 6LND&RUS86
&KDPSLRQ &RXQWU\%XWFKHU6KRS,QF /DGLHVRI$J7RGD\-DQD0DORW 6RXGHU&RPPHUFLDO5HDOLW\
&RXQWU\9LHZ)DPLO$DUPV 0RUJDQ 0DUWHQH)LUHVWLQH 6RXWK0RXQWDLQ&UHDPHU\
0DUNHW+RJ
&RXQWU\VLGH$QLPDO+HDOWK /LVQDJHHU)DUP 6SULQJ+LOO/LYHVWRFN
$PDQGD
&ULFNHW+ROORZ)DUP 0DUF+HUVKH\)DUPV 6SULQJ¿HOG0HDWV
3HQQLQJWRQ 0DUN&+HUVKH\)DUPV,QF
'/*UXPELQH 6RQV 65,,QF
:HVWRYHU 0DUN+HUVKH\)DUPV
'RXEOH0)DUPV 6WRFN\DUG6W\OH
&OHDUÀHOG&R (SKUDWD1DWLRQDO%DQN 0DUN/XQGJUHQ7UXFNLQJ
%X\HU 6WRQH5LGJH
(UEDQG+HQU\ 0DUVK:LOGOLIH0DQDJHPHQW 7KH&RXS$JHQF\
+DWÀHOG )DUDZD\)DUPV 0DUVKDOO0DFKLQHU\,QF
4XDOLW\0HDWV 7LPPRQV1DWXUDO$QJXV%HHI
)RUUHVWHU)DUP(TXLSPHQW 0LNH)LUHVWLQH
7LPPRQV2LO
)XOWRQ%DQN 0LNH¶V6HUYLFH&HQWHU
7ULSOH+(TXLSPHQW,QF
* *&OXE/DPEV 0LWFKHOO)DUPV
8QFOH&OHP¶V3ODFH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ *DUGQHU)DUPV 0U 0UV-HII&KDSPDQ
0RUULVVH\,QVXUDQFH 9DOOH\/RJLVWLFV//&
0DUNHW*RDW *ODVV/RXQJH
*OHQDQG&LQG\)LQNHQELQGHU 1HZ+ROODQG6DOHV6WDEOHV :DJJRQHU&RQVWUXFWLRQ
3DLJH6WDKO :D\QH%DQN
6RPHUVHW *RRG¶V/LYHVWRFN,QF 1R%DUQ)DUPV
*UDKDP'DLU\6XSSO\ 1RUWK0RXQWDLQ%XWFKHU6KRS,QF :HLV0DUNHWV
6RPHUVHW&R :HQJHU)DUPV
%X\HU *UHJ.HUVWHWWHU¶V+RUVHVKRHLQJ 1RUWKHUQ7LHU6ROLG:DVWH$XWKRULW\
+ %)DUP 2OH\9DOOH\)HHGV,QF :HQJHUVRI0\HUVWRZQ
1HZ+ROODQG :LOOLDP 'HERUDK%URZQ
+DUU\+%DFKPDQ$XFWLRQHHU 3(XJHQH%ROOLQJHU )DPLO\
6DOHV6WDEOH :LOOLDP -DQD3HWHUV
+DW¿HOG4XDOLW\0HDWV 3$$*5HSXEOLFDQV
+HVV0LOOV 3$+HUHIRUG$VVQ :LOOLDP(%URZQ )DPLO\
+LJK&RXQWU\0RWRUV//& 3$0XQLFLSDO&RGH$OOLDQFH :ROJHPXWK$XFWLRQ
70 • 102 nd
̶̱̯̰ΎƛȶȯȻȾȷȽȼɁ
Sheep
+DPSVKLUHH[KLELWHGE\.\OH%XUULFKWHURI&ROXPELD 6XIIRONH[KLELWHGE\.\OH0DF&DXOH\RI$WJOHQ&KHVWHU&R
/DQFDVWHU&R/53$/DPEDQG:RRO4XHHQ0LNDUD /53$/DPEDQG:RRO4XHHQ0LNDUD$QGHUVRQ
$QGHUVRQIRUPHU3$$JULFXOWXUH6HFUHWDU\6DP+D\HV-U IRUPHU3$$JULFXOWXUH6HFUHWDU\6DP+D\HV'HS$JULFXO
'HS$JULFXOWXUH6HF·\*UHJ+RVWHWWHUDVVWMXGJH0DWW WXUH6HF·\*UHJ+RVWHWWHUDVVWMXGJH0DWW7URVWOH.\OH
7URVWOH-RH=LPPHUPDQEHKLQGVKHHS.\OH%XUULFKWHU 0DF&DXOH\EHKLQGVKHHS&KULVWRSKHU0DF&DXOH\KROGLQJ
KROGLQJVKHHSDQGMXGJH7LPRWK\)OHHQHU VKHHSDQGMXGJH7LPRWK\)OHHQHU
:RRO &RUULHGDOH +DPSVKLUH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ1RQ$XFWLRQ)OHHFH± &KDPSLRQ5DP±=DFKDU\&OD\FRPE &KDPSLRQ5DP±.\OH%XUULFKWHU
/LVD/RJXH (YHUHWW%HGIRUG&RXQW\ &ROXPELD/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
0HFKDQLFVEXUJ&XPEHUODQG&RXQW\ &KDPSLRQ(ZH±5HEHFFD.XJOHU &KDPSLRQ(ZH±-DVRQ0D]HSLQN
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ$XFWLRQ)OHHFH±&KDUOHV2UU-U 2OH\%HUNV&RXQW\ 3DUNHVEXUJ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
-DFNVRQ&HQWHU0HUFHU&RXQW\ 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU±5RJHU%RZPDQ 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU±6DPXHO%DFRQ
/HQKDUWVYLOOH%HUNV&RXQW\ %URJXH<RUN&RXQW\
$2%:RRO 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±5RJHU%RZPDQ 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±-DVRQ0D]HSLQN
&KDPSLRQ5DP±%ODLU6WHHOH /HQKDUWVYLOOH%HUNV&RXQW\ 3DUNHVEXUJ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
0HUFHU0HUFHU&RXQW\
&KDPSLRQ(ZH±0F.LQOH\6WDUN
0DFXQJLH/HKLJK&RXQW\ 'RUVHW 0HULQR
3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±%ODLU6WHHOH &KDPSLRQ5DP±+DUROG /LQGD7\VRQ &KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±5REHUW(&DOYHUW
0HUFHU0HUFHU&RXQW\ .HPSWRQ%HUNV&RXQW\ 0HUFHU0HUFHU&RXQW\
&KDPSLRQ(ZH±2OLYLD:DJJRQHU 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±5REHUW(&DOYHUW
&KHYLRW (DVW%HUOLQ<RUN&RXQW\ 0HUFHU0HUFHU&RXQW\
&KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±-RDQ/DZUHQFH 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU±+DUROG /LQGD7\VRQ
$WJOHQ&KHVWHU&RXQW\ .HPSWRQ%HUNV&RXQW\ 0RQWDGDOH
3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±-RKQ)RXJKW 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±2OLYLD:DJJRQHU &KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±7LVKD(EOLQJ
&DUOLVOH&XPEHUODQG&RXQW\ (DVW%HUOLQ<RUN&RXQW\ /HEDQRQ/HEDQRQ&RXQW\
&RUULHGDOH
H[KLELWHG 1DWXUDO&RORUHG
E\=DFKDU\ H[KLELWHGE\
&OD\FRPE .DUHQ)OHLVKHOO
(YHUHWW )RXJKW&DUOLVOH
%HGIRUG&R &XPEHUODQG
/53$'HS &R/53$
$JULFXOWXUH 'HS$JULFXO
6HF·\*UHJ WXUH6HF·\*UHJ
+RVWHWWHU *UHJ+RVWHWWHU
MXGJH'XDQH MXGJH'XDQH
%DXFN(OOD %DXFN.DUHQ
0F*DUJOH )OHLVKHOO)RXJKW
=DFKDU\ -RKQ)RXJKW
&OD\FRPE
3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU± &KDPSLRQ(ZH±&KORH6WRQHVLIHU 6XIIRON
(OL&OD\FRPE(YHUHWW%HGIRUG&RXQW\ /HZLVEHUU\<RUN&RXQW\ &KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±.\OH0DF&DXOH\
3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±6WHYH6SD\G $WJOHQ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
1DWXUDO&RORUHG 0DQKHLP/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\ 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±.\OH0DF&DXOH\
&KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±.DUHQ)OHLVKHOO)RXJKW $WJOHQ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
&DUOLVOH&XPEHUODQG&RXQW\ 6RXWKGRZQ
3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±.DUHQ)OHLVKHOO &KDPSLRQ5DP±'HUHN:LOVRQ
)RXJKW&DUOLVOH&XPEHUODQG&RXQW\ 7LWXVYLOOH&UDZIRUG&RXQW\ 7XQLV
&KDPSLRQ(ZH±%U\FH:DJJRQHU &KDPSLRQ5DP (ZH±.\OH0DF&DXOH\
6KURSVKLUH (DVW%HUOLQ<RUN&RXQW\ $WJOHQ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
&KDPSLRQ5DP±6WHYH6SD\G 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±'HUHN:LOVRQ 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU±.\OH0DF&DXOH\
0DQKHLP/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\ 7LWXVYLOOH&UDZIRUG&RXQW\ $WJOHQ&KHVWHU&RXQW\
Dairy Cattle
/5&KDPSLRQ%URZQ6ZLVV$-R\%UDHG1HRQOHGE\$EELH.XKOPDQ5RPH%UDGIRUG&R&KDPSLRQ$\UVKLUH3OXP
%RWWRP%XUGHWWH&RFROHGE\$P\*XOH]LDQH[KLELWHGE\$XGUH\*D\DQG-RKQ5RGJHUV3OXP%RWWRP$\UVKLUHV%HOOHYLOOH
0LIÁLQ&R&KDPSLRQ5HGDQG:KLWH%RVVLU$OFKHP\6WDUU5HG(7OHGE\'HDQQD%HQGLJH[KLELWHGE\'HDQQDDQG*DU\
%HQGLJ*HWW\VEXUJ$GDPV&R3$$OWHUQDWH'DLU\3ULQFHVV.DWLH$QGHUVRQ&KDPSLRQ-HUVH\0LON +RQH\0LQLVWHU
6KLUOH\H[KLELWHGE\$QGUHZ<RXQNHU.LUE\YLOOH+ROVWHLQV)OHHWZRRG%HUNV&R3$'DLU\3ULQFHVV+DOHH:DVVRQ
&KDPSLRQ*XHUQVH\6LQGHUV$GDFNDOHGE\$DURQ*DEOHH[KLELWHGE\%HUQHWD*DEOH6QLGHU+RPHVWHDG)DUP1HZ(
QWHUSULVH%HGIRUG&R3$$OWHUQDWH'DLU\3ULQFHVV%ULWWDQ\+DDJ&KDPSLRQ+ROVWHLQ-%6*:LQGEURRN'HOOLDOHGE\'DOH
%HQGLJH[KLELWHGE\'HDQQD%HQGLJDQG&UHHGLQ&RUPDQ*HWW\VEXUJ$GDPV&R&KDPSLRQ0LONLQJ6KRUWKRUQ+LGGHQ
%URRN/6HTXRLD([SOHGE\.HOVH\%ROOLQJHU+LGGHQ%URRN)DUPV0DQKHLP/DQFDVWHU&R3$$JULFXOWXUH6HFUHWDU\
5XVVHOO5HGGLQJ
6XSUHPH&KDPSLRQ 2SHQ*XHUQVH\*UDQG&KDPSLRQ -HUVH\3UHPLHU%UHHGHU
$QGUHZ<RXQNHU)OHHWZRRG%HUNV&RXQW\ %HUQHWD*DEOH1HZ(QWHUSULVH%HGIRUG&RXQW\ +DUROG(+DUSVWHU%RDOVEXUJ&HQWUH&RXQW\
2SHQ$\UVKLUH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ <RXWK*XHUQVH\*UDQG&KDPSLRQ -HUVH\3UHPLHU([KLELWRU
$XGUH\*D\ -RKQ5RGJHUV%HOOHYLOOH0LIÀLQ (LRQ6QLGHU1HZ(QWHUSULVH%HGIRUG&RXQW\ -DFRE6SDW]/LWLW]/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
&RXQW\
*XHUQVH\3UHPLHU%UHHGHU
0DF\:DODVRQ,POHU%HGIRUG&RXQW\ 2SHQ0LONLQJ6KRUWKRUQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ
<RXWK$\UVKLUH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ .HOVH\%ROOLQJHU0DQKHLP/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
$OH[LV)LQGOH\+ROWZRRG/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\ *XHUQVH\3UHPLHU([KLELWRU
%HUQHWD*DEOH1HZ(QWHUSULVH%HGIRUG&RXQW\ <RXWK0LONLQJ6KRUWKRUQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ
$\UVKLUH3UHPLHU%UHHGHU
$XGUH\*D\ -RKQ5RGJHUV%HOOHYLOOH0LIÀLQ 2SHQ+ROVWHLQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ 0LND\OD'DYLV/HHVSRUW%HUNV&RXQW\
&RXQW\ 'HDQQD%HQGLJ &UHHGLQ&RUQPDQ
*HWW\VEXUJ$GDPV&RXQW\ 0LONLQJ6KRUWKRUQ3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU
$\UVKLUH3UHPLHU([KLELWRU .HOVH\%ROOLQJHU0DQKHLP/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
$OH[LV)LQGOH\+ROWZRRG/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\ <RXWK+ROVWHLQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ
7D\ORU0LFNH\&KDPEHUVEXUJ)UDQNOLQ&RXQW\ 2SHQ5HG :KLWH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ
2SHQ%URZQ6ZLVV*UDQG&KDPSLRQ 'HDQQD%HQGLJ*DU\ 6KDURQ0F'RQDOG
.XKO.RZV5RPH%UDGIRUG&RXQW\ +ROVWHLQ3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU *HWW\VEXUJ$GDPV&RXQW\
/HUR\ %UHQGD:DONHU7KRPDVYLOOH<RUN&RXQW\
<RXWK%URZQ6ZLVV*UDQG&KDPSLRQ 2SHQ-HUVH\*UDQG&KDPSLRQ <RXWK5HG :KLWH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ
(PLO\+HLOLQJHU/HEDQRQ/HEDQRQ&RXQW\ $QGUHZ<RXQNHU)OHHWZRRG%HUNV&RXQW\ *HP5RFN+ROVWHLQV/HEDQRQ/HEDQRQ&RXQW\
%URZQ6ZLVV3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU <RXWK-HUVH\*UDQG&KDPSLRQ 5HG :KLWH3UHPLHU%UHHGHU ([KLELWRU

$XVWLQ+HLOLQJHU/HEDQRQ/HEDQRQ&RXQW\ &RUWQH\+RVWHWWHU$QQYLOOH/HEDQRQ&RXQW\ 0RUJDQ6WXPS%HUQYLOOH%HUNV&RXQW\
72 • 102 nd
Beef Cattle
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ0DLQHWDLQHU)HPDOH$+))&DQGLFH5RVH *UDQG&KDPSLRQ+HUHIRUG%XOO56:%&&3URIHVVRU'
&H[KLELWHGE\.DUOL%HUNKHLPHU'LOOVEXUJ<RUN&R H[KLELWHGE\5\OHH6WRFNGDOH'D\WRQ$UPVWURQJ&R/5
/5(ULF%HUNKHLPHU-HQ)OHHQHUKROGLQJ+XGVRQ)OHHQHU $OWKHD7DJJDUW&ROHPDQ6WRFNGDOH%UHH6WRFNGDOH&XUW
6WHSKDQLH:DUHKDP(WKDQ:KLWHVLGH0LNH%HUNKHLPHU 6WRFNGDOH.D\FHH0H\HUVMXGJH'U7RP7XUQHUMXGJH'U
MXGJH'U7RP7XUQHUMXGJH'U'DQ(YHUVROH$QQHWWH 'DQ(YHUVROH3$$JULFXOWXUH6HFUHWDU\5XVVHOO5HGGLQJ
'HODSODLQH3$$JULFXOWXUH6HFUHWDU\5XVVHOO5HGGLQJ.\OH $VKOH\5RGKHDYHU$GDP:LVH7\OHU-RKQVRQKDOWHU5\OHH
)OHHQHURQKDOWHU.DUOL%HUNKHLPHU 6WRFNGDOH
$QJXV 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±7\OHU0LOOHU6D[RQEXUJ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±%ODNH+HUPDQ
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ)HPDOH±0DFNHQ]LH&XUWLV %XWOHU&RXQW\ %HDYHUWRZQ6Q\GHU&RXQW\
/DQGLVEXUJ3HUU\&RXQW\ 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU±(GZDUG1LFRO(QRQ9DOOH\ 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU %UHHGHU±&KDUOLH0DUVFK
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±)UHGG\)UH\ /DZUHQFH&RXQW\ *UHHQ/DQH0RQWJRPHU\&RXQW\
'UXPRUH/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
3UHPLHU([KLELWRU %UHHGHU±.\OH*ULP 0DLQH$QMRX 6LPPHQWDO
7KRPDVYLOOH<RUN&RXQW\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ+HLIHU±-DPHV -DFNLH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ)HPDOH±(PLOLH&DPSEHOO &DPSEHOO6\FDPRUH*UHHQH&RXQW\
3HQQV\OYDQLD)XUQDFH&HQWUH&RXQW\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±-HUU\:RROFRFN
+HUHIRUG *UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU± 2UDQJHYLOOH&ROXPELD&RXQW\
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ+HLIHU±-DVRQ(ZDUW 5REHUW0LNHVHOO1DQW\*OR&DPEULD&RXQW\ 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±-03&DWWOH&RPSDQ\
:DVKLQJWRQ:DVKLQJWRQ&RXQW\ (DVW6WURXGVEXUJ0RQURH&RXQW\
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±5\OHH6WRFNGDOH 0DLQHWDLQHU 3UHPLHU%UHHGHU±*UDG\6WHZDUW
'D\WRQ$UPVWURQJ&RXQW\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ)HPDOH±.DUOL%HUNKHLPHU +DOLID['DXSKLQ&RXQW\
3UHPLHU([KLELWRU %UHHGHU±6WRFNGDOH)DUPV
'LOOVEXUJ<RUN&RXQW\
'D\WRQ$UPVWURQJ&RXQW\ $OO2WKHU%UHHGV
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU±
$QQHWWH'HODSODLQH*HWW\VEXUJ$GDPV&RXQW\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ+HLIHU±.DLWO\Q)URQWHUD
/LPRXVLQ :DWHUIRUG(ULH&RXQW\
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ+HLIHU±-HVVLFD.HOO\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±%ODNH+HUPDQ
:DPSXP/DZUHQFH&RXQW\ 6KRUWKRUQ %HDYHUWRZQ6Q\GHU&RXQW\
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ%XOO±6WDF\0LOOHU *UDQG&KDPSLRQ)HPDOH±5DFKHO&ODUN 3UHPLHU([KLELWRU %UHHGHU±.HYLQ6WDKO
6D[RQEXUJ%XWOHU&RXQW\ 0HUFHUVEXUJ)UDQNOLQ&RXQW\ 0HUFHUVEXUJ)UDQNOLQ&RXQW\
Horses
3HUFKHURQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ6WDOOLRQ 6XSUHPH&KDPSLRQ
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ0DUH%HVWRI%UHHG
*HUDOG$OOHEDFK6SULQJ0LOOV&HQWUH&RXQW\ $QGHUVRQ·V
%HQWOH\
%HOJLDQ*UDQG&KDPSLRQ0DUH
H[KLELWHG
E\*HUDOG
/HZ%LGGOH%RDOVEXUJ&HQWUH&RXQW\
$OOHEDFK
:LQGHUPHUH
%HVWRI%UHHG%HOJLDQ )DUPV
6DUDK%URFNKRII'D\WRQ$UPVWURQJ&RXQW\ 6SULQJ0LOOV
&HQWUH&R
&O\GHVGDOH6KLUH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ6WDOOLRQ
*DU\/HDWKHU\:HOOVYLOOH<RUN&RXQW\
&O\GHVGDOH6KLUH*UDQG <RXWK+LJK3RLQW
&KDPSLRQ0DUH%HVWRI%UHHG -XQLRU'LYLVLRQ
*UHHQOHH)DUPV//&3LQH*URYH 6DUDK9DUQHU&ROOHJHYLOOH
/HEDQRQ&RXQW\ 0RQWJRPHU\&RXQW\
<RXWK+LJK3RLQW
&KDPSLRQ0HQ·V&DUW
,QWHUPHGLDWH'LYLVLRQ
'DOH%URFNKRII'D\WRQ /XNH9DUQHU&ROOHJHYLOOH
$UPVWURQJ&RXQW\ 0RQWJRPHU\&RXQW\
&KDPSLRQ/DGLHV&DUW <RXWK+LJK3RLQW6HQLRU'LYLVLRQ
6DUDK%URFNKRII'D\WRQ &DVVLG\5RDGDUPHO'DQYLOOH %URFNZRRG%HOJLDQV²'DOH7UDFLHDQG6DUDK%URFNKRII
$UPVWURQJ&RXQW\ 0RQWRXU&RXQW\ 'D\WRQ$UPVWURQJ&R6L[KRUVHKLWFKVKRZQ
Swine
%HUNVKLUH
&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\'DNRWD*UXPELQHIURP/HEDQRQ/HEDQRQ&RXQW\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\-DPHV3DUOHWW-UIURP$LUYLOOH<RUN&RXQW\
&KHVWHU:KLWH
&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\5RGJHU%DQNHUWIURP+DQRYHU<RUN&RXQW\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\.HQ:HW]HO
IDPLO\IURP5RVVLWHU,QGLDQD&RXQW\
'XURF
&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\'DYH+ROORZD\IURP*OHQ5RFN<RUN&RXQW\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\*OHQQ'RQQD-RKQ(EHUVROH
IURP'XQFDQQRQ3HUU\&RXQW\
+DPSVKLUH
&KDPSLRQ6XSUHPH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\'DYH+ROORZD\
IURP*OHQ5RFN<RUN&RXQW\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\-DPHV73DUOHWW 6RQ 7KH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ+DPSVKLUH&DOO0H*ROGLHH[KLELWHG
IURP$LUYLOOH<RUN&RXQW\ E\'DYHDQG%HWWLH+ROORZD\RI+ROORZD\*HQHWLFV*OHQ
5RFN<RUN&R/5-XGJH.HQ/DQH'HQQLV*UXPELQH3$
+HUHIRUG7DPZRUWK $JULFXOWXUH'HSXW\6HFUHWDU\*UHJ+RVWHWWHU%HWWLH
&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\7RGG%HQQHFRIIIURP.XW]WRZQ/HKLJK&RXQW\ +ROORZD\DQG'DYH+ROORZD\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\
7RGG%HQQHFRIIIURP.XW]WRZQ/HKLJK&RXQW\ -XVWLQH%HQQHFRIIIURP.XW]WRZQ/HKLJK&RXQW\
6SRWWHG <RUNVKLUH
&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\(YDQ.HPSIURP6KRHPDNHUVYLOOH%HUNV&RXQW\ &KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\.HYLQ3IDXW]IURP(SKUDWD/DQFDVWHU&RXQW\
5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\ 5HVHUYH&KDPSLRQ±H[KLELWHGE\&DUO5DEHQROGIURP.XW]WRZQ%HUNV&RXQW\
Boer Goats
%HVWRI6KRZ&KDPSLRQ)XOOEORRG3XUHEUHG%XFN %HVWRI2SHQ6KRZ&KDPSLRQ)XOOEORRG3XUHEUHG'RH
5RQVDO7UHDW+HU
%XOOHW3URRI
/LNHD/DG\
H[KLELWHGE\
H[KLELWHGE\
&DPHURQ5HLJOH
&DPHURQ5HLJOH
5HG5RFN$FUHV
5HG5RFN$FUHV
%RHU*RDWV
%RHU*RDWV
0LGGOHWRZQ
0LGGOHWRZQ
'DXSKLQ&R/5
'DXSKLQ&R/5
&DPHURQ5HLJOH
&DPHURQ5HLJOH
MXGJH-RKQ7DUW
MXGJH-RKQ7DUW
/DQH5HLJOH
/DQH5HLJOHVKRZ
VKRZPDQDJHU-
PDQDJHU-
+DUULVRQ)UDQW]
+DUULVRQ)UDQW]
74 • 102 nd
%HVWRI2SHQ6KRZ3HUFHQWDJH'RH *UDQG&KDPSLRQ)XOOEORRG3XUHEUHG
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ3HUFHQWDJH'RHRI-U6KRZ 'RHRI-U6KRZ
'/7-696*·V$
'/7-696*·V
/LWWOH%LW0RRG\
5RFNLQ5ROO
H[KLELWHGE\
&RZJLUOH[KLELWHG
$O\YLD/DQNH\RI
E\2ZHQ
(YHUHWW%HGIRUG
/DQNH\RI(YHUHWW
&R/5
%HGIRUG&R/5
'HSXW\$J6HF
'HSXW\$J6HF
*UHJ+RVWHWWHU
*UHJ+RVWHWWHU
MXGJH5REE\
MXGJH5REE\
.HOO\
.HOO\2ZHQ
$O\YLD/DQNH\
/DQNH\7UDYLV
2ZHQ/DQNH\
/DQNH\
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ3HUFHQWDJH'RHRI-U6KRZ 5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ)XOOEORRG3XUHEUHG'RHRI-U6KRZ
$O\YLD/DQNH\(YHUHWW%HGIRUG&R 2ZHQ/DQNH\(YHUHWW%HGIRUG&R
Dairy Goats
$OSLQH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±*&+5DLQERZ&RORUV)LW]6XQNLVW
RZQHGE\$OHDK/RRVHRI1HZ(QWHUSULVH%HGIRUG&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±.RUL%URRN.D]H+HQOH\
RZQHGE\-RVK&R[RI&HQWUH+DOO&HQWUH&R
/D0DQFKD
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±:HOVKDQV$FUHV3%%LOOLHRZQHGE\%HWW\
%URQVRQRI%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±%HWW\V$FUHV.&*7KHUHDIWHU
RZQHGE\%HWW\%URQVRQRI%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R
1LJHULDQ'ZDUI
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±/0$0DXGHH[KLELWHGE\&KULVWRSKHU
%ODFNDGRURI5LHJHOVYLOOH%XFNV&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±/0$0DXUHHQH[KLELWHGE\
&KULVWRSKHU%ODFNDGRURI5LHJHOVYLOOH%XFNV&R
1XELDQ 6*&HGDU&UHHN$OIUHGHR&HFLOLDH[KLELWHGE\-DQLFH
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±.RUL%URRN5HDOLW\&KHFNRZQHG .HVVOHU'RYHU<RUN&R/5'HS$JULFXOWXUH6HF·\*UHJ
E\5DH/HQQLH9DQJRUGHUIURP&HQWUH+DOO&HQWUH&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±/LODF&RUQHUV&DUDPHO6XQGDQHRZQHGE\ +RVWWHWHUMXGJH6DP:KLWHVLGHKDQGOHU6KDZQ6SLNHUDQG
'LDQD+HLPEDFKRI0DFXQJLH/HKLJK&R -DQLFH.HVVOHU
6DDQHQ $OO2WKHU%UHHGV
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±6*&HGDU&UHHN$OIUHGHR *UDQG&KDPSLRQ %HVWRI%UHHG±0DU%RQ37%7LSS\&DQRHRZQHG
&HFLOLD H[KLELWHGE\-DQLFH.HVVOHURI'RYHU<RUN&R E\0DUFLD%RQH\RI/LWWOH0DUVK7LRJD&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±5R\DO&RORUV5&&&RORJQH 5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±0DU%RQ66*LVHOOHRZQHGE\0DUFLD%RQH\
H[KLELWHGE\7RGG%LGGOHRI6WDWH&ROOHJH&HQWUH&R RI/LWWOH0DUVK7LRJD&R
7RJJHQEXUJ 5HFRUGHG*UDGHV
*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±%HWW\V$FUHV%%'HOX[H[KLELWHGE\ *UDQG&KDPSLRQ±2FNHU$FUHV/XQDH[KLELWHGE\
%HWW\%URQVRQIURP%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R 6DUDK$PVSDFKHURI6SULQJ*URYH<RUN&R
5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±%HWW\V$FUHV%HDX6WDUOLJKW 5HVHUYH*UDQG&KDPSLRQ±&+&RUH\¶V$QLPDO$FUHV*5
H[KLELWHGE\%HWW\%URQVRQIURP%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R H[KLELWHGE\%HWW\%URQVRQIURP%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R
%HVWRI%UHHG±&+.RUL%URRN5LVLQJ3KRHQL[H[KLELWHG %HVWRI%UHHG±%HWW\V$FUHV%%-R\RXVH[KLELWHGE\
E\-RVK&R[RI&HQWUH+DOO&HQWUH&R %HWW\%URQVRQIURP%ORRPVEXUJ&ROXPELD&R
%RRNNHHSLQJ$FFRXQWLQJDQG7D[6HUYLFHV

6LQFH

u)XOO%RRNNHHSLQJ6HUYLFHV

u3D\UROO6HUYLFHV

u3HUVRQDO %XVLQHVV7D[6HUYLFHV

&RKLFN $VVRFLDWHVz$OH[DQGHU6SULQJ5RDGz&DUOLVOH3$z
ZZZFRKLFNDVVRFLDWHVFRP

76 • 102 nd
hW,/EKhEdzKDD/^^/KEZ^
'ĞŽƌŐĞW͘,ĂƌƚǁŝĐŬ͕/// :ĞĨĨ,ĂƐƚĞ DŝŬĞWƌŝĞƐ
ǁǁǁ͘ĂƵƉŚŝŶŽƵŶƚǇ͘ŽƌŐ
ƨȳȼȼɁɇȺɄȯȼȷȯΎƞȯɀȻΎƫȶȽɅΎ
ƫȱȶȽȺȯɀɁȶȷȾΎƞȽɃȼȲȯɂȷȽȼ
2017 Farm Show Scholarship Foundation Recipients

In the Farm Show tradition of providing educational them our agriculture industry.
activities and support, the Farm Show Scholarship The Farm Show Scholarship Foundation was estab-
Foundation was established to assist Pennsylvania lished in 1993 through the vision and generous support
youth with financial support in their goal to pursue of several key leaders in agriculture and three companies
continued education. Recognizing the value of agri- that contributed more than $11,000 toward scholarships.
culture to the state’s economy, this program is designed Since then, the foundation has awarded nearly $1.4
to help students reach their goals and hopefully keep million in scholarships to 500 worthy 4-H and FFA youth.
Who is eligible for the scholarship?

Eligible Applicants must be enrolled in a post- including sheep, steers, swine, rabbits or goats. Junior
secondary educational institution and have been a breeding project exhibitors, and Farm Products, and
PA Farm Show exhibitor of junior market livestock Family Living youth exhibitors are also eligible to apply.
How do I become a Foundation Member?

There are three types of memberships: Ambassador’s PA Farm Show event in January.
Club and Regular Membership. Regular Membership is open to any person interested
The Ambassador’s Club is available for those individu- in supporting the mission of the Foundation. Annual
als and corporations who wish to visibly demonstrate membership dues are $50.
their support of agriculture and the Foundation. Annual There is also a past scholarship recipient membership
membership dues start at $300/ individual and $500/ fee of $40 for those who have received the scholarship
corporations/ businesses. Of course, you’re encouraged in the past 10 years.
to contribute much more than those minimum levels! As To become a Foundation member, complete the form
an Ambassador Club member you receive special rights and send it along with a check made payable to the PA
to enjoy a lounge with food and refreshments during the Farm Show Scholarship Foundation.
embershi Ty e Please ir le mbassador Club Individual 00 yr Cor orate 00 yr

e ular ember 0 yr Past S holarshi e i ient 0 yr Year re eived s holarshi
Name
ddress
Business Cor oration Name
Phone mail
Please make checks payable to: PA Farm Show Scholarship Foundation. Please mail to:
Pa Farm Show Complex & Expo Center, 2300 N. Cameron Street, Harrisburg, PA 17110
78 • 102 nd
WELCOME TO THE PA FARM SHOW • HOME OF THE NEW HOLLAND ARENA
FA RMING.
IT’S OUR WAY OF LIFE, TOO.
A NE W WORLD DEM A ND S NE W HOLL A ND.

New Holland, a global leader in agricultural equipment with an enduring
legacy in our close-knit community, is proud to support the 2018
PA Farm Show. With our roots firmly planted right here in Central PA,
EQUIPPED FOR A NEW WORLD™
New Holland joins in celebrating and recognizing Pennsylvania’s vibrant
agriculture community. EquippedForANewWorld.com
© 2017 CNH Industrial America LLC. All rights reserved. New Holland is a trademark registered in the United States and many other countries, owned by or licensed to CNH Industrial N.V.,
its subsidiaries or affiliates. Equipped For A New World is a trademark in the United States and many other countries, owned by or licensed to CNH Industrial N.V., its subsidiaries or affiliates.
3URXGVSRQVRURIWKH
&RPSOH[
0DNLQJRXUZRUOGIDPRXVVQDFNVIRU
J
7+(3$67$7()$506+2:
&LQQDPRQ5RDVWHG1XWV$OPRQGV&DVKHZVDQG
PRQ 5RDVWHG 1XWV $OPRQGV &DVKHZ
3HFDQV
.HWWOH&RUQ
&RWWRQ&DQG\
0RQNH\EUHDG
&RPHVHHXVDWRQHRIRX
&RPHVHHXVDWRQHRIRXUFRQYHQLHQWORFDWLRQV
XUUF
F RQYHQLHQWORFDWLRQV
FR
,QVLGH7KH/DUJH$UHQD7KH
7KH
H &UURVV5RDGVDQG7KH0DLQ
+DOO
7KDQN\RXIRU\RXUSDWURQDJH
:HDUHORRNLQJIRUZDUGWRVHUYH\RXDJDLQDWXSFRPLQJ3$)DUP6KRZ
&RPSOH[HYHQWV
ó *UHDW$PHULFDQ2XWGRRU6KRZ
ó 0RWRUDPD$UHQD5DFHVDQG6SHHG6KRZ
ó +RUVH:RUOG([SR
ó .H\VWRQH7UXFNDQG7UDFWRU3XOO
$FRPSOHWHOLVWLQJRIHYHQWVPD\EHIRXQGDW
KWWSSDIDUPVKRZFRPSOH[SDJRYHYHQWV
ƨƙΎƨɀȳȴȳɀɀȳȲ̭ΎƛɃȺȷȼȯɀɇΎƛȽȼȼȳȱɂȷȽȼΎ
ƜȳȻȽȼɁɂɀȯɂȳɁΎƜȷɄȳɀɁȷɂɇΎȽȴΎƞȽȽȲΎ˱ΎƞȯȻȷȺɇΎƞɃȼΎ
)RRG1HWZRUN6WDU$OH[*XDUQDVFKHOOL$XWKRUDQGIRUPHU:KLWH+RXVH&KHI-RKQ0RHOOHU
WKH3KLOOLH3KDQDWLF$UP\1DY\&RRNRII0HDWEDOO0DGQHVVDQGPXFKPRUH
The PA Preferred™ Culinary Connection is among

the most popular PA Farm Show attractions, with nearly
70 cooking demonstrations and competitions that fo-
cus on providing nutrition knowledge and showcas-
ing Pennsylvania-sourced products. Chefs and farmers
from throughout Pennsylvania, TV celebrity and military
chefs, and culinary schools entertain audiences and ed-
ucate them on the advantages of Pennsylvania-grown
products by incorporating them into their recipes.
“Iron Chef” and “Chopped” judge Alex Guarnaschelli
will whip up the perfect blend of food and entertain-
ment on Sunday, Jan. 7, at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m., creating
vegetable-inspired dishes for the audience to taste. Chef
Guarnaschelli’s focus is on accessible comfort cuisine,
fresh local ingredients, and a hands-on approach that CBS 21 show off their culinary skills. Nancy and New-
will inspire audiences of all ages. Guarnaschelli is exec- man from BOB 94.9 will emcee. Other highlights will
utive chef at New York City’s Butter restaurant. Besides
include the Meatball Showdown at noon on Wednes-
“Chopped” and “Iron Chef America,” she has appeared
on the Food Network’s “All Star Family Cook-off” and day, Jan. 10, the Best Rib & Beer Competition at 1 p.m.
“The Best Thing I Ever Ate.” She hosts “Alex’s Day Off” on Jan. 12, and the Great Ice Cream Scooper Challenge,
on the Food Network and “The Cooking Loft” on the featuring Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding, at 1
Cooking Channel. In 2012, she won the title of Ameri- p.m. on Jan. 13.
ca’s Next Iron Chef on “Iron Chef America.” Proclaimed by the Patriot-News as a “culinary compe-
Pose for a pic with the Phillie Phanatic, Saturday, Jan. tition of epic proportions,” the Army vs. Navy Cook-Off
6, after the Thermador Chefs Challenge, when local will take place Thursday, Jan. 11, at 1 p.m. The annual
chefs and your favorite personalities from abc27 and event attracts nearly 400 Army and Navy fans to the PA
82 • 102 nd
ƨƙΎƨɀȳȴȳɀɀȳȲ̭ΎƛɃȺȷȼȯɀɇΎƛȽȼȼȳȱɂȷȽȼΎ
ƜȳȻȽȼɁɂɀȯɂȳɁΎƜȷɄȳɀɁȷɂɇΎȽȴΎƞȽȽȲΎ˱ΎƞȯȻȷȺɇΎƞɃȼΎ
Preferred Culinary Connection stage to root for their fa- While you’re here, remember to check out the PA Pre-
vorite military chefs and local media personalities from ferred™ Marketplace, where you can sample and buy
abc27 and FOX 43, as they compete in a heated Iron Pennsylvania-made and -grown goodies such as pick-
Chef-style cook-off. The cook-off will be followed by les, salsas, cheeses, sauces, and so much more. These
a Homegrown By Heroes award presentation, when exhibits are located in the West Corridor of the Pennsyl-
farmer veterans who participate in the PA Preferred™ vania Farm Show, just inside the Maclay Street Lobby.
program will be recognized for their contributions to
Pennsylvania agriculture.
Thursday at 3 p.m., visitors can watch as John Moeller,
author of “Dining at the White House—From the Presi-
dent’s Table to Yours,” creates his signature dishes. He
is a member of an elite corps of chefs who have served
presidents, first families, and their guests in the White
House.
From January 6-13, the PA Preferred Culinary Con-
9DOOH\$J 7XUIVXSSRUWVWKH)ULHQGVRIWKH3HQQV\OYDQLD
nection stage in the Main Hall offers culinary entertain- )DUP6KRZ)RXQGDWLRQ
ment and free samples every hour from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m. Each day has a different theme, feeding your mind
with great ideas for enjoying the diverse bounty of food
produced in Pennsylvania. See the back page of the Vis-
itors Guide for a complete schedule.
So you want to be a farmer? Be Sure to
Check Out the Know Your Farmer Exhibit
and the PA Preferred™ Marketplace 2IIHULQJD)XOO/LQHRI-RKQ'HHUH(TXLSPHQW
PA Preferred™ sponsors the Know Your Farmer area
located adjacent to the Culinary Connection stage. The :H6HUYLFH$OO0DNHV
interactive, educational space allows visitors to explore +$/,)$; +$55,6%85*0,))/,172:1
topics like Farm to School, Farm to School, aquacul- 7RELDV5G 3D[WRQ6W:LOOLDP3HQQ+LJKZD\
ture, aquaponics, greenhouse and high tunnel season-
extension, small-farm tool demonstrations, agritourism
&(175(+$// :$762172:1
information, and more. If you’ve ever dreamed of start- (DUO\VWRZQ5G %\HUV/DQH
ing a farm, or if you already have your own small piece :::9$//(<$*785)&20
of heaven in garden form, come on out to Know Your
Farmer!
Lancaster Farming
Lancaster Farming, with nearly 60,000
subscribers, has continued to grow its
circulation each year through continued
inno ations. One such inno ation is deli ery
by independent carriers, which now offers
8:00 a.m. Saturday delivery to most people
in ew ersey, elaware, parts of Maryland,
parts of and the southeastern uarter
of Pennsyl ania. In most cases, before your
mail e en arri es.* Lancaster Farming is now
a ailable to readers in some retails stores and 30,000 deli ered
tractor supply stores in areas of western , by pri ate carrier
Maryland, elaware, The Twin Tiers, South

Western, orth astern and South Central All other areas deli ered by SPS
PA
• ditorial content from your backyard, including features and local news
• Weekly Columns and Features, including a Calendar of ents and Weather Reports
• Family and Home section with Featured Recipes
• The region s most complete Public Sales
• More than 200 pages weekly, including up to 100 Market Reports
• Grain and Milk BP Futures Markets, airy Info, Management, HIA Focus Co erage
• Agribusiness Pages
• Appro imately 2,000 rele ant ads per week
• Classi ed Ads for Farm uipment - new & used
• Plus your subscription entitles you to 234 worth of free ads
Get 2 FREE Mailbox Market Ads each month to list your items.
It’s like getting your subscription for free!
SUBSCRIBE TODAY!
Call (717)721-4412 or visit LancasterFarming.com/subscribe
* eli ery by independent carrier based on deli ery address and established routes. All subscriptions outside of
1- ear: 49.00** these established routes will be mailed through .S. Postal Ser ice.
2- ear: 89.00** ** Pricing for residents of PA, , ,M , , A, W , & OH. o refunds for unused or cancelled subscriptions.
7KH
7K H)RXQ
)RXQ
)R XQGD
QGD
GDWL
DWL
WLRQ
RQ
Q H[L
[LLVW
VWWV LQ
LQ RUGHU
UG
GHU
HU WRVW
VWLP
WLP
LPXO
LPXO
XODWWH
XODW
IDFLOLWDWHDQGVXSSRUWHGXFDWLRQDOSURJUDPV
LQFHQWLYHVDQGHYHQWVUHODWLQJWRWKHDQQXDO
7KH)ULHQGVRIWKH3HQQV\OYDQLD)DUP6KRZ
)RXQGDWLRQ,QFWKDWZDVLQFRUSRUDWHGLQWKH&RP
PRQZHDOWKRI3HQQV\OYDQLDLQDVDQRQSUR¿W
FRUSRUDWLRQLVUHFRJQL]HGDVDWD[H[HPSWFKDULWDEOH
H
RUJDQL]DWLRQXQGHU6HFWLRQFRIWKH8QLWHG
6WDWHV,QWHUQDO5HYHQXH&RGH&RQWULEXWLRQVWRWKH
www.friendsoffarmshow.com )R
RXQ
X GDDWL
WLRQ
R DUH
RQ H WD[ GHG
HGXF
XFWL
XFW EO
WL EOH
H
:HLQYLWH\RXWRSDUWQHUZLWKXVWRSURGXFHWKLVWUXO\VWHOODUHYHQW
3DUWLFLSDWLRQDWDOOOHYHOVLVZHOFRPH%HFRPLQJD)DUP6KRZ)ULHQGLV
RSHQWRDQ\SHUVRQRUIDPLO\2UJDQL]DWLRQVEEXVLQHVVHVDQG
LQGLYLGXDOVDUHZHOFRPHWRH[SORUHYDULHGVSRQVRUVKLS OHYHOV
<RXUFRQWULEXWLRQVVXSSRUWHGXFDWLRQ
QDODFWLYLWLHV
WKURXJKRXWWKHZHHNRI)DUP6KRZ
6SRQVRUVK
KLS2SSRUWXQLWLHV
7KH)RXQGDWLRQ¶V%RDUGRI'LUHFWRUVLVDOZD\V
ORRNLQJIRUQHZVSRQVRUVKLSRSSRUWXQLWLHVWR
IXUWKHULWVPLVVLRQRIVXSSRUWLQJHGXFDWLRQDO
SURJUDPVGXULQJWKHDQQXDO)DUP6KRZ
7KH%RDUGLVUHFHSWLYHDQGHDJHUWRUHYLHZ
QHZLGHDVDQGSURSRVDOVIURPLQGLYLGXDOVDQG
R JDQL]DWLRQVERWKDJULFXOWXUDODQGRWKHUV
RU
ZKRZLVKWRVSRQVRUDQHGXFDWLRQDO
DFWLYLW\UHODWLQJWRWKHLULQWHUHVWV7KH)DUP
7RMRLQRUIRUPRUHLQIRUPDWLRQFRQWDFW
6KRZ )RXQGDWLRQ¶V%RDUG RI 'LUHFWRUV EHOLHYHV EJUXEHU#UFQFRP
WKHSRVVLELOLWLHVIRUVSUHDGLQJLWVPLVVLRQDUH 9LVLWZZZIULHQGVRIIDUPVKRZFRP
H GOHVV
HQ (PDLOIDUPVKRZIULHQGV#JPDLOFRP
/LNHXVRQ)DFHERRN)ULHQGVRI3$)DUP6KRZ
Board Members Donald Hoover, Member

William L. Piper, Chairman Vicki Varner, Member
Michael H. Firestine, Vice-Chairman Logan Hall, Member
Beverly S. Gruber, Secretary/Treasurer Gerry Reichard, Member
Bill Burgess, Member Lela Reichart, Member
Whether you farm to live or live to
farm, Farm Credit is here for you.
Farm Credit has been part of America’s rural landscape for more than a century. Whether you’re a
lifestyle farmer or a lifetime farmer, we’re here to help you grow. You can count on Farm Credit to be
responsive to your changing financial needs—not only for today, but for tomorrow and beyond!
Financing Available for:
% Small and Large % Rural Home Mortgages % Part-Time Farming % Equine
Tracts of Land and Mortgage Refinancing % Nursery/Horticulture % Dairy Farms
% Homes and Home % Horse and Hobby Farms % Contract Producer % Equipment
Construction % Outbuildings and Barns % Livestock % Leasing
% Home and Lot % Agriculture Loans
Improvements % Poultry
e w itness !
Com o f B irth
iracl e
the M edin the
Come see something Locat ALL
amazing! Every day, new T H E AST H
NOR
life begins on the farm.
Visit the Northeast Hall
where Pennsylvania’s dairy
farmers are featuring the
miracle of life at the Calving Corner.
Four Lancaster county family farms are sharing
their cows with the Calving Corner. Approximately
two cows will give birth each day at the Farm Show
under the caring and watchful eyes of their farmers, Did you know?
caretakers, and veterinarians. calving
You may even get to witness a calf take its first
steps just minutes after being born. Dairy farmers, [kav-iNG, kahv-iNG]
veterinarians and dairy industry professionals will be 1.the act of giving birth (calve) to a calf:
on hand to answer your questions.
The Calving Corner is also home to educational The cow is calving.
interactive exhibits that highlight Pennsylvania’s dairy 2.relating to giving birth to a calf:
industry and the efforts that dairy farmers take each
day to ensure high quality animal care and land stew- Welcome to the Calving Corner!
ardship
LOCAL FARMERS. LOCAL CHEFS. LOCAL FOOD.
CULINARY CONNECTION
JAN.6-13, 2018 · www.papreferred.com
IN THE PENNSYLVANIA FARM SHOW EXHIBIT HALL
EVENT SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, JAN. 6 · MUSHROOM DAY MONDAY, JAN. 8 · WEIS DAY WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10 · BEEF & VEAL DAY FRIDAY, JAN. 12 · PORK DAY
10 AM PA Preferred Website Launch 10 AM Maple Production Demonstration: 11 AM Maple Production Demonstration: 10 AM Maple Production Demonstration:
11 AM Chef Instructor Mike Ditchfield & PA Maple Syrup Producers PA Maple Syrup Producers PA Maple Syrup Producers
students, PA College of Technology 11 AM Qui Qui Mussara, Exec. Chef, Mangia Qui 12 PM The Meatball Showdown presented by 11 AM Todd Lewis, Chef Instructor,
12 PM Lance Smith, Exec. Chef, The Millworks, & 12 PM Kathryn Long, RDN, LDN, & Erin the PA Beef Council PA Department of Corrections
students, The LEAF Project Long, MS, RDN, LDN, Healthy Living 1 PM Jim Switzenberg, Dir. of Operations, 12 PM Maureen Fowler, Sous Chef,
1 PM Thermador Chefs Challenge with Coordinators, Weis Markets, Inc. John Wright Restaurant Devon Seafood Grill
local chefs & media personalities 1 PM Barry Crumlich, Exec. Chef, 2 PM Doug Krick, Exec. Chef, Dodge City 1 PM The Best Rib & Beer Competition
2 PM David Santucci, Regional Sales Manager, PA Governor’s Residence Steakhouse presented by the PA Pork Producers
Country Fresh Mushrooms 2 PM David Taddei, Exec. Chef, DelGrosso’s 3 PM Travis Mumma, Exec. Chef, Cafe Fresco Council
3 PM Kristina Wisneski, Exec. Chef, Amusement Park & Marianna Foods 4 PM Chef Instructor Robert Corle & students, 2 PM Bill Collier, Exec. Chef, BRICCO
Enoteca Tredici 3 PM Jason Clark, Restaurant Chef, Hollywood Lebanon County Career and Technology 3 PM Thomas J. Long, Dir. of Campus Dining,
4 PM Darren Layre, Sous Chef, Eleven Casino at Penn National Race Course Center HACC’s The Chef’s Apprentice
5 PM Jerry Gates, Bar-B-Que Mayham, 4 PM Jim Woltman, Exec. Chef, The Mill 5 PM School Cooking Challenge: 4 PM Chef Instructor David T. Mills III &
2017 Blended Burger Winner in Hershey Lebanon County Career & Technology students, HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s
6 PM PA Preferred Website Launch 5 PM John & Sukey Jamison, Owners, Center students Community College
SUNDAY, JAN. 7 · VEGETABLE DAY Jamison Farm 6 PM Honey Extraction Demonstration: 5 PM School Cooking Challenge: HACC, Central
10 AM Honey Extraction Demonstration: 6 PM Honey Extraction Demonstration: PA State Beekeepers Assoc. Pennsylvania’s Community College
PA State Beekeepers Assoc. PA State Beekeepers Assoc. THURSDAY, JAN. 11 · MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY students
11 AM Kristin Messner-Baker, Owner, TUESDAY, JAN. 9 · POTATO DAY presented by Comcast NBCUniversal 6 PM Honey Extraction Demonstration:
The Vegetable Hunter 10 AM Food Labels Presentation: Nicolette 10 AM Honey Extraction Demonstration: PA State Beekeepers Assoc.
12 PM Kurt Wewer, Exec. Chef, The Garlic Poet Spudik, Pick your Poison Consulting PA State Beekeepers Assoc. SATURDAY, JAN. 13 · DAIRY DAY
1 PM Alex Guarnaschelli, Food Network Host, 11 AM Honey Extraction Demonstration: 11 AM Chef Instructor Brian Peffley & students, 10 AM Honey Extraction Demonstration:
Cookbook Author, “Chopped” & PA State Beekeepers Assoc. Lebanon County Career & Technology PA State Beekeepers Assoc.
“Iron Chef” Judge 12 PM Deidre Bloch, Co-owner & Chef, Center 11 AM Milk Shake Competition presented by the
2 PM Richard McGlynn III, Garde Manger Chef, ScottDee’s Catering 12 PM Wes Trout, Sales Manager/Culinary American Dairy Association North East
Morcilla 1 PM Ben Beaver, Exec. Chef, Café 1500 Trainer, BOSCH & Thermador Appliances 12 PM Casey Callahan, Owner/Exec. Pastry
3 PM Alex Guarnaschelli, Food Network Host, 2 PM Robert Dacko, Food Service Specialist, 1 PM Army vs. Navy Cook-Off Chef, Raising the Bar
Cookbook Author, “Chopped” & Weis Markets, Inc. 2 PM Homegrown By Heroes™ Award 1 PM The Great Ice Cream Scooper Challenge
“Iron Chef” Judge 3 PM John Reis, Corporate Exec. Chef, Presentation 2 PM Damien Garloff, Chef de Cuisine, Epic
4 PM Chef Instructor Paul Mach & students, The Hilton Harrisburg 3 PM John Moeller, former White House Chef Buffet, Hollywood Casino at Penn
PA College of Technology 4 PM Chef Instructor Claire Dacko & students, and Author of Dining at the White House National Race Course
5 PM School Cooking Challenge: Dauphin County Technical School —From the President’s Table to Yours 3 PM Chef Instructor Chad Brumbaugh &
PA College of Technology students 5 PM School Cooking Challenge: Dauphin 4 PM Cher Harris, Exec. Pastry Chef, students, HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s
6 PM Maple Production Demonstration: County Technical School students The Hotel Hershey Community College
PA Maple Syrup Producers 6 PM Maple Production Demonstration: 5 PM Jenn Moyer Murphy, Corp. Chef, Clemens 4 PM Stephanie Gelberd, Exec. Chef, Savor at
PA Maple Syrup Producers Food Group Farm Show Complex
6 PM Maple Production Demonstration:
PA Maple Syrup Producers

Visitors Guide

Uploaded by

Document Information

Copyright

Available Formats

Share this document

Share or Embed Document

Sharing Options

Did you find this document useful?

Is this content inappropriate?

Copyright:

Available Formats

Visitors Guide

Uploaded by

Copyright:

Available Formats

10 2 ND

January 6 through 13, 2018 » Pa Farm Show V I S I TO RS G U I D E

Produced by Friends of the Pennsylvania Farm Sho w Foundation, Inc.

New Holland, PA • 717-354-4241

Be sure to visit our booths in the Main Hall

WE ARE PENNSYLVANIA PROUD!

2017 Farm Show Photo Contest Winners

William L. Piper, Chairman

The 2018 Farm Show Visitors Guide is provided courtesy of

First Frontier Circuit Finals Rodeo

Competitive Events Commercial Events Food Court

Location Key LA Large Arena SA Small/Sale Arena

EMERGENCY SERVICES - Crossroads Connector Hallway,

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (ALL TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE)

AgExplorer, Diversity on Display, Know Your Farmer, Calving Corner, AG101

8:30 a.m. Junior Lamb Skill-a-thon KCC

9 a.m. Poultry Judging E

10 a.m. Opening Ceremonies with

12 p.m. Lance Smith, Executive Chef at The Millworks CCS

1 p.m. Thermador Chefs Challenge CCS

2 p.m. David Santucci, Regional Sales

2:30 p.m. Cider Competition Awards Ceremony LFS

4 p.m. Darren Layre, Sous Chef at Eleven CCS

9 p.m. Grand Champion Junior Market Goat SA

10 a.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

11 a.m. Kristin Messner-Baker, Owner at The Vegetable Hunter CCS

1:30 p.m. Farm Show’s Got Talent Contest BH

2 p.m. Richard McGlynn III, Garde Manger Chef at Morcilla CCS

3 p.m. Alex Guarnaschelli, Food Network Host,

4 p.m. Chef Instructor Paul Mach and Students

5 p.m. School Cooking Challenge with Students

6 p.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS

7 p.m. Celebrity Rabbit Hopping Contest SA

8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LFS

10 a.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS

1 p.m. Barry Crumlich, Executive Chef at

2 p.m. David Taddei, Executive Chef at

3 p.m. Jason Clark, Restaurant Chef at

4 p.m. Jim Woltman, Executive Chef at The Mill in Hershey CCS

5 p.m. John & Sukey Jamison, Owners of Jamison Farm CCS

6 p.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

6:45 p.m. Square Dance Parade, followed by Competition LA

8 a.m. Alpaca Show and Demonstration EA

8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LFS

9 a.m. Pennsylvania Farm Show Scholarship Foundation Awards SA

9:30 a.m. Sale of Champions SA

10 a.m. Nicolette Spudik, Pick your Poison Consulting -

11 a.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration by

12 p.m. Deidre Bloch, Co-owner and Chef at ScottDee’s Catering CCS

1 p.m. Ben Beaver, Executive Chef at Café 1500 CCS

5:00 p.m. School Cooking Challenge with Students

8:30 a.m. Agricultural Education Demonstrations LF

10 a.m. Youth Fleece to Shawl Contest and Auction SA

11 a.m. Maple Production Demonstration by the PA Maple Syrup Producers CCS

11:30 a.m. Youth Pedal Tractor Pull Registration EA

12:30 p.m. Youth Pedal Tractor Pull EA

1 p.m. Jim Switzenberg, Director of Operations at John Wright Restaurant CCS

2 p.m. Doug Krick, Executive Chef at Dodge City Steakhouse CCS

3 p.m. Travis Mumma, Executive Chef at Cafe Fresco CCS

4 p.m. Chef Instructor Robert Corle and

4:30 p.m. Draft Horse Pleasure Showmanship LA

5 p.m. School Cooking Challenge and

5:30 p.m. Bid Calling Contest BH

6 p.m. Honey Extraction Demonstration

+RQH\%URRN3$&$//)25025(,1)250$7,21

you desire this Spring. :HGQHVGD\-DQ#SP

(OHYDWRUV 6HFXULW\(PHUJHQF\/RVW )RXQG

1257+:(67+$// %HHI&DWWOH6DW7XHVDQG*RDWV:HG6DW

3$9(*(7$%/( %URFFROL&DXOLÀRZHU6DODG&DUURWV &HOHU\6WLFNV&KLFNHQ&RUQ6RXS%URFFROL&KHHVH6RXS9HJHWDEOH:UDSV

-DNHV*ROI&DUWV//& (+ 0LNH'DZJ

-DQLFH.%DUNHW7'%$+LOOWRS$FUHV1DWXUDOV 0) 0LOOHU'LHVHO,QF (+

-7-0DQXIDFWXULQJ//& (+ 0LOOHU

.HQFRYH)DUP)HQFH,QF (+ 0LUDQGD:DWVRQGED6XQGU\0RUQLQJV 0)

.LQJVOH\%ODVFR,QVXUDQFH,QF (+ 0RXQWDLQ0RXOGLQJGED7KH&XWWLQJ%RDUG.LQJGRP 0)

.,7&+(1&5$)7 0) 075:KROHVDOH,QF 0)

.,7&+(16$9(5 0) 1DWLRQDO)HGHUDWLRQRI,QGHSHQGHQW%XVLQHVV (+

.RFKHO(TXLSPHQW&R,QF (+ 1DWLRQDO:HDWKHU6HUYLFH 0)

/DQFDVWHU)DUPLQJ,QF (+ 1LFROH$OOHQGED&XWFR&XWOHU\ 0)

Breakfast starts at 7 a.m. in the Cross Roads Hallway

$ % 1HYHUGRQHEHIRUH &