16—Lancaster Farming, Friday, April 5, 1957
Using Limestone Means
/OLUNTEER LABOR turned out March 28 to
Poultry Center At the upper left from left to
Lancaster; George Zeiset Brownstown, Harry -
ter Upper right left to light are Paul Rowe,
Oan Good holding up the shovel. Lower left: Some
vhile smoothing off a fill gives a welcome break
Pasmussen of Penn State checks the plantings on
Harry Sloat, shown walking away from Rasmus-
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assist in planting ornamental plants at the nev jjj
right are Daniel K. Good, R 1 Columbia, Roy Erb I
Hauser, R 7 Manheim, and Claude Smith. Lancas I
Straburg; an employee of Heir’s Nurseries, ancl
of the workers find that holding down the blade "
to the digging and watering. Lower right Prof f
his master plan. He and Associate County Agenl M
sen, supervised the plantings. (LF Photos)
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A test at a Midwestern experiment
station shows the effect of completed
liming on alfalfa yield
NO Lime
HALF Limed
FULL Limed
The above test proves you will profit by testing
your soil and applying the amount of Limestone needed^
to bring your soil up to near neutral!
You save cold cash when you lime properly!
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