_ . , Ancmct 99 1Q64 of 43 bushels and 27 bushels 12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 44, xw-* ies pectively. • Crop and Livestock fCouunnen Horn Page 6) oid pi eduction in 1954 This is an men ease of 55 pei tent ovei 1 ist yeai and 14 per cent above the 5 year aveiage POTATO PROSPECTS Pioduction of all potatoes in the Keystone Slate is esti mated to be 5 pei cent gieat ei than last yeai, accoidmg to the Pennsylvania Crop Re poitmg Service The foiecast of 7 8 million cwt, compares with 7 4 million cwt, in 1963, and the 1958-62 aveiage of 7? million Yield is expected to average 199 cwt pei acre. CORN AND HAY Moie com and hay are in piospect for Pennsylvania fauneis this jear accoidmg to the Federal State Ciop Re potting Seivice FARM LOANS Loans for Machinery, Livestock, Cars, Repairs, and any farm purpose. tO - 35 year Farm Mortgages Pull and part-time farms eligible FARM CREDIT OFFICE 411 W. Roseville Rd. Lane. 393-3921 t nan FOR THE QUALITY THAT MEANS BOggaff PENNRAD Certified Barley is a new variety developed at Penn State It cames all the good yielding and winter hardi ness chaiacteustics of Hudson, but without the U oitblesome beaids Has good lesistance to the disease which commonly at tack bailey Stiff stiaw Supply of seed limited WONG Certified Barley re mains an old favonte Heavy yielding, beaidless Hoffman foundation stocks aie hot water Heated for smut contiol REDCOAT Certified Wheat is a lemarkable new variety that has cieated moie favor able inteiest than anything we’ve seen in many a year A consistently high pioducer in tests at Penn State University, with highest yield of four lecommended varieties in 6 of the 8 yeais tested Strong stiaw Noted for winter hardi ness, lesistance to mildew, rust and Hessian Fly Other high-yielding Hoffman wheat varieties are PENNOLL, SENECA and DUAL. NORLINE Certified Winter Oats are more hardy than older varieties of winter oats A good yielder with good bushel weight A strong favorite in Southeastern Pen n s y Ivania, Maiyland and Delawaie See your Hoffman Seed Man or Phone 898-3421 for full details. A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC. C/ FARM SEEDS ALFALFA • CLOVER •'.PASTURE -OATS • FUNK’-S G-HYBRIDS The com crop, based in Au gust 1 conditions, is expected to yield 57 4 million bushels of giain, one-third moie than the total pioduced last year when the crop was hurt by di ought The 1964 production estimate is 2 per cent higher than the 1958 62 average Total hay pioduction is es timated at 3 4 million tons 6 per cent above last yeai Expected yield per acie is 1 58 tons, slightly better than m 1963 but short of the five year aveiage of 174 tons WHEAT The 1964 wheat crop in Pennsylvania set an all-time reeoid foi yield pei acre. 31 bushels, the Federal-State Crop Reporting Seivice announced Total pioduction of 14 9 mil lion bushels is one per cent above last year, but slightly under the 1958 62 average Barley and lye matched last year’s record yields per acie rDAVY DAVCO Says . . . For Best Results Use Davco Nitrogen Solutions Davco 3-G Granulated Fertilizers SMUCKER BROS. Bird-in-Hand, Pa. Phone 656-9156 OS £L Laying Feeds Are Designed For You, The Commercial ||| Are ll 1. High Consistent Production a 2. Superior Egg Quality 11 3. Excellent Feed Conversion n 4. Low Cost 11 OR FLORIN EGG-PRODUCER Coll Mount Joy 653-1451 Today and Get The Full Details Wolgemuth Bros., >■»• FLORIN Poulfrymen Who Are Striving For: PUT YOUR LAYING FLOCK ON FLORIN LA-MOR MT. JOY, PE#NA. Oats, however, appear to be falling short of the sensation al record of 1963, The crop that year astounded the ex perts with a yield of 55 bush els per acre—eight bushels more than the previous high Production estimates this year indicate a yield of 46 bushels per acie. STATE HATCHINGS DECREASE The broiler-type chick hatch during July 1964 (3.9 million) was about the same as June but 2 per cent below July a >ear ago The January-July to tal of 27 3 million was down 6 per cent fiom the first sev en months of 1963 Egg-type hatchings (2 0 million) were 32 per cent below June and 7 per cent below July a year ago The seven month total of 22 1 million was 10 per cent below the comparable period last year Lancaster Farming Ads Pay! LOOK to &G)/£(3(*)Q FORTHE ANSWER TO YOVR INDUSTRIAL ... COMMERCIAL BUILDING NEEDS •Sturdy, Clear Span Framing •Attracts# . . . ColorTvl ‘Reasonable Package Price* CALL US . . . WB WILL GLADLY D:'CUSS YOUR NEEDS ... NO OBLIGATION CALEB M. WENGER B. D. i Drumor© Center KI B*SIIC QUARHYVIILE, f Hew John Deere 237 Corn Picker raises the speed limit in high-yield corn Shift up' Pick at speeds up to 5 mph, even when yields run well over 100 bushels. Long, tapered gatherers ana high inside shield, funnel stalks right m. Even tangleo stalks.seldom escape three roller-type gathering chain* There's new gathering and snapping speed. And u» 237's spiral snapping rolls cut shelling loss in half Faster elevators with higher flights move corn up last. Trash goes too, aided by new rotating trash paddle* New husking rolls cast-iron spirals against _ serrate# rubber —peel husks, pull trash through. You pick clean* See the new 237 soon. Ask about the Credit Plan- Alan Beyer Obristiana liT 3-5687 Wenger Implement Co. Landis Bros. Inc. Lancaster 803-3006 A. B. C. Groff. Inc. Shotzberger'* New Holland 354-8001 Elm H. S. Newcomer & Son M. S. Yeorsley & * .ait. Joy ; . 655;3351 ; - . W®* t -C h ?» t * r •Exclusive Trim Feature •Simple Te Erect -j
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