A FASHION SHOW, featuring clothing Robert Ulrich, R 1 Quarryville, wearing an
made at home, was a feature of County all wool tailored navy blue coat suit, and
Homemakers Day Wednesday Shown here Mrs Albert Breneman, R 2 Manheim, wear
are, left to right, Mrs John Hershey, R 2 ing a drip-dry cotton house dress. (LF
Mt Joy, w earing a gray tailored coat; Mrs. Photo)
C P° WE * Less Grain to Be 206 a " res - 15 the s ™ aUest
7 MOIMCRcJr n j iJ • #-> J since 1943 when a s P eclal war-
MOW Jw Planted in Canada time acreage reduction program
uQU/l ChoiCC of /# Based on March 1 intentions was in effect in Canada
’ to plant, a slight cut in Canada’s Some decrease in the 1958 rye
3 StflrterS jg£nag||y\, 1959 Wheat acreage is expected and corn acreage is also inch
The indicated 1958 acreage, at cated by the March 1 reports.
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WFI T E
Lancaster Farming
P. 0. Pox 20
Ouarryville, Pa.
For Further Details
J 2 Lancaster Farming, Friday, April 25, 1958
Corn Borer Infestation Heavy;
Plow Down Stalk
HARRISBURG Pennsylvania
fanners today face loss of a mil
lion dollars or more in their
1958 corn crops due to a heavy
winter canj over of live larvae of
ihe European corn borer.
According to spot checks made
bv the State Depaitment of Agri
culture in stubble and stalk still
standing in fields on farms in 14
counties, 44 per cent of corn bor
er larvae aie still alive This com
pares with 46 per cent a year ago
when crop damage was estimated
at $958,000
Little time is left to reduce the
damage fiom the insect that
weakens corn stalks to the break
mg point and results in failure of
ears to reach maturity, the Bur
eau of Plant Industry warned
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in this second intermountain random sample test;
HONEGGER LAYERS
Produced on per pullet housed basis
AZ4 Profit
XOOa/ eggs ...and “S' per bird
or sle more income than the average of all other entries.
► Ranked I*t in % AA and
A grades—
(Vl3% of all ecu were AA
or A)
~ t >■ Ranked Ist in least %
checks
(Only 14% of all eft a laid
were checks.)
► Ranked Ist in least %
spots and broken,
if all
WINDLE’S HATCHERY
COCHRANVILLE, PA.
Fields Soon
Whcie old corn stalks or stubble
ait still standing in fields they
should be plowed under by May
15, obseivcis said ,
Woodpeckers and crows, seek
ing tood when snow covered the
giound, destroyed 27 per cent of
the borers m infested stalks.
Paiasitic flies killed 5 per cent
and mechanical corn pickers ac
counted for the destruction of
aoout 24 per cent of borers, the
suivey showed Most survivals
vcie found in counties over the
half of the State Veiy
tew of the pests were found in
uoi thweslei n counties
Pennsylvania corn borer losses
two v \eais ago reached a neai-re
cord $4,600,000 for all coin
Ranked 2nd in % large
eggs.
(761% of all egg* laid were
large)
Ranked 2nd in feed effi
ciency.
(Almoit 10% better then the
evcrafe of «U entnei)
Ranked 2nd in age at sex*
ual maturity.
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