2009 Big Knob Grange Fair

by Emily Caldwell

Above: Members of the Big Knob 4-H Livestock Club gather for a group photo before the auction. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see the entire club and other photos from the Big Knob Fair.

Sept. 3, 2009

Sale Total: $27,319.30

STEERS

Number of Market Lots: 5

Average: $1.40 with champions; $1.32 without

Grand champion: Ronald Miles

Bid: $1.45/pound Weight: 1,305 pounds

Buyer: Rock Concrete Supply

Reserve champion: Hannah Leonberg

Bid: $1.65/pound Weight: 1,210 pounds

Buyer: Sandy and Bill Kuriger

DAIRY BEEF

Number of Market Lots: 3

Average: 93 cents with champions; 75 cents without

Grand champion: Mary Dietrich

Bid: $1.40/pound Weight: 1,124 pounds

Buyer: Richard Beglin

Reserve champion: Timothy Lutz

Bid: 65 cents/pound Weight: 872 pounds

Buyer: Wright’s Meat Packing

Photos from the 20th annual Big Knob 4-H Livestock Sale

MARKET HOGS

Number of Market Lots: 25

Average: $1.74 with champions; $1.70 without

Grand champion: Justin Parish

Bid: $1.75/pound Weight: 266 pounds

Buyer: Wright’s Meat Packing

Reserve champion: Sean Frederick

Bid: $2.60/pound Weight: 255 pounds

Buyer: Diamond Milling Co.

MARKET LAMBS

Number of Market Lots: 8

Average: $1.83 with champions; $1.54 without

Grand champion: Miranda Lutz

Bid: $2/pound Weight: 115 pounds

Buyer: Vince and Faye Starinsky

Reserve champion: Melinda Lutz

Bid: $2.15/pound Weight: 135 pounds

Buyer: Dorothy Cox

MARKET POULTRY

Number of Market Lots: 7

Average: $5.16 with champions; $4.94 without

Grand champion: Carolyn Jenny

Bid: $8.50/pound Weight: 36 pounds

Buyer: Lake Forest Gardens

Reserve champion: Ronald Miles

Bid: $8/pound Weight: 35 pounds

Buyer: Tractor Supply of Cranberry

Auctioneer

Lee Hostetter

Photos from the 2009 Big Knob Grange Fair

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About the Author

Emily Caldwell of Beaver Falls, Pa., serves as the 2009 Farm and Dairy editorial intern. She is a graduate of Penn State University, where she studied agribusiness and agricultural communications. Feel free to follow her on Twitter at http://twitter.com/emily718.
Other posts by ecaldwell@farmanddairy.com

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