I®—Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 21, 1958 . Soil District President Predicts 1958 to Be “Biggest Year Ever” 11 New Members Admitted to County SCD Eleven new cooperators were accepted b> the Lancaster Countj Soil Conservation District at a meeting of the directois held Mondaj night following the an nual meeting The cooperators are Llojd M. Tkmmerman, Rl East Eail, 108 acres. Tad E Shaw, Elizabeth town, 50 acies, James E Supplee, Rl Ronks, 40 acres, Robeit Counts, Rl Nottingham, 127 anes John R Hen, Rl Willow Street 132 acres Harry 0 Sheets, Peach Bottom, 4 p f acies, E Beniamin Shank, R 2 Holtwood 165 acies Clajton Braider, Fairfield, 162 acies, Frank S Heir, Rl Washington Boro, 108 acres, Lloyd Kreider, R 2 Quarry vdle, 118 acres, and Clarence Keener Sr. R 3 JMan fcenn 105 acres The directors authorized the sign committee to work with the Berks County district in the eiec tion of signs marking the bound nes of the two sod districts. ; get extra yields and superior quality Vertagreen PLANT FOOD for Commercial Crops Insist on top quality Armour Vertagreen Plant Food! It's the premium fertilizer proved by fanners throughout the nation to be worth more because it does more! See us soon for your Vertagreen... comes in a variety of analyses! ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS | (Continued from page 1) Farmer Award was presented to Andrew Hackman, Manheim, and a plaque was'prcsented to Robert Fahnestock, Manheim, as the champion FFA land judge in the Lancaster-York County area Eight special awards were pre sented They went to Dean Hof <er, for outstanding conservation work, Joseph McGahan, outstand ing work by the Manheim FFA Chapter, Manheim FFA Chapter, outstanding conservation work; the Rev Cleo Leitzel, Muddy Creek Church, Sod Stewardship participation; John Melhorn, out standing watershed meeting, Roy Tiubaker, Farm Equipment deal ers Assn , Russel Drumm, Cocah co Union High School, and Don Brandt, Lancaster Newspapers, Inc Also on the program were Dean Holier who gave his speech “Our Heritage,” the Rev Cleo Leitzel, who gave the invocation, and Dr. Gilbert McKlveen, Lebanon Val ley College, who gave a humorous lecture. Other business concerned the paying national and state dues and other fiancul business. JOHNSON’S HATCHERY Orange St., Ephrata me REpublic 3-2980 ANCASTER UNTY’S ONLY RANCHISED OUNT HOPE ATCHERY WINTER BARLEY is checked for heaving ground. A winter cereal crop is part of .and general condition by John C. Kendig. the four-year rotation he practices on his Thejvvinter seemed to affect the crop little, 90 acres of strip-cropped farmland. (LF with very few plants heaved out of the Photo) ■liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GlyCamide New, Safer, More Active Coccidiostat Rbb sRobe Feeds ASSURES HIGH POTENCY, SAFE PROTECTION AGAINST COCCIDIOSIS FOR CHICKS OF ALL AGES! Now . . . Glycamide, the new Merck coccidiostat with all the assets of Nicarbazin can be fed with safety to broilers and re placement chicks for laying and breeding flocks. GLYCAMIDE CAN BE SAFELY FED WITH NO SIDE EFFECTS TO PREVENT COCCIDIOSIS OUTBREAKS IN BIRDS OF ALL AGES! When used at recommended levels. GlyCamide will not interfere with sub sequent fertility, hatchability, eggshell pigmentation or internal egg quality. GlyCamide is recommended only for the prevention of coc cidiosis in chickens. It is not recommended for controlling out breaks of coccidiosis or the prevention of coccidiosis in turkeys (Sulfaquinxaline is still recommended for this treatment). GlyCamide is available in these Red Rose starting and growing feeds! SEE YOUR LOCAL RED ROSE FEED DEALER and let him explain the benefits of GlyCamide to you, and show you how Red Rose Feeds containing GlyCamide offer complete coccidiosis protec tion for your flocks. glllllllillllllllllilllliiiiillliw llllillllll illllllllli llllii now available in Red Rose Chick Starter Red Rose Starter & Grower Red Rose Growing Mash Red Rose Complete Growing Ration Red Rose Broiler Starter Ration Red Rose Broiler Finisher Red Rose 42% Starter-Broiler Supplement (See Story Page Six) lllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllli Illllllllli
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