Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 18, 1958, Image 6

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    6—Lancaster Farming, Friday, July 18, 1958
Ezia T. Benson
Benson Unable
To Visit Russia
This Summer
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra
laft Benson Monday announced
that he has cent the following
cable to the United States Em
bassy in Moscow
“Pleace convey regrets Mr V.
Matskevich Minister of Agricul
ture that I am unable visit Soviet
Union this summer as I had hop
ed Extreme pressure legislative
and agricultural policy matters
leave no choice but to delay trip
indefinitely at this time ”
"Please indicate this decision
made regretfully since "have
strong personal interest in agri
cultural progress of Soviet Union
and as indicated my letter April
fO have been desirous of being
able' accept Minister’s wind in
vitation to visit
“Appreciate courtesies being
accorded U S agricultural group
now in Soviet Union We look for
v'drd to arrival of exchange group
Sales Problems
To Get Top
Billing at Neppco
TRENTON, NJ - Ways and
means of ciacking poultry sales
barriers will get top billing when
the Northeastern Poultry Produc
ers Council holds its annual ex
position at Harrisburg, Oct 7 8-9
Lead off speaker in the sales
building woikshop will be Jeff
Coates, Akron Pa , president of
the Professional Sales Training
Co , it was announced hers this
week by Dr Alfred Van Wage
nen, NEPPCO managing d*ec
tor
“You can call it a recession,
a dip, a slump or an incipient
depression ” said Dr Van Wage
nen “But call it what you will,
you can’t help noticing that
the big problem is getting peo
ple to buy and maybe one of
the very real reasons why peo
ple aren’t buying is simply that
too many others aren’t selling!”
OCTOBER 8, the exposition’s
second day in the mammoth
Farm Show Building, has been
set aside for the down-to earth
assult on the problems that be
set poultrymcn from the stand
point of merchandising and sell
ing Not only will poultrymen get
some expert insight on expand
ing their markets for poultry and
eggs, but allied industrymen will
get some sound advice on mov
ing their products in industry
channels
Teamed up on the same pro
gram with Coats will be one of
the nation’s leading advertising
men in the agricultural field.
With the Keystone State expert
giving listeners the clues to suc
cessful individual selmg, the ad
vertising specialist is expected to
supply a generous helping of the
same medicine for firms with
ailing promotional programs.
Hogs Continue
Decline, Slow
At Chicago
f HICAGO, July 15
CATTLE 25000 Receipts will exceed
the estimate by fully 500 head
Slaughter steers and heifers fairly ac
tive, steady to 50 cents lower Mostly
25-50 cents lower than closing levels
“Please repeat my faith that ex
change of people and information
between our nations leads to mu
tual benefit. Letter along similar
lines being dispatched through
Embassy here ”
The visit to Soviet Russia was
to have been a part of a trip that
would have included several
northern European countries
Ihese countries also are being
notified of the postponement. *
Order Your See Us For Your
MANZATE MANZATE
to ORGANIC PLANT FOOD, INC.
BONNYMEADS CHEMICALS GROFFTOWN works
LITITZ, PA. PH. MADISON 6-5633 PHONE LANC. EX. 2-4963
IN STATE-BY-STATE PERFORMANCE . . .
Du Pont MANZATE*
means higher yields
of No. 1 tomatoes
In more than ten years of testing and field experi
ence in all important tomato areas, “Manzate” has
consistently rated among the top fungicides for con
trolling the five major fungus diseases of tomatoes.
Look at the state-by-state performance:
EASTERN SHORE —In Maryland tomatoes treated with
“Manzate” led in yield and “Manzate” led in control of
serious infection of grey leaf spot. In Virginia, large
acreages of tomatoes sprayed with “Manzate” straight
through the season came through with excellent control
ot early blight, grey leaf spot, and anthracnose.
NEW JERSEY —Growers who stuck to a regular disease
control schedule with “Manzate”, under the most severe
disease conditions, were very well satisfied.
PENNSYLVANIA —“Manzate” is officially recommended
as the best control for grey leaf spot and Alternana
early blight.
OHIO— In tests conducted against late blight, a straight
disease control schedule of “Manzate” was superior to
9 other fungicide schedules. Late blight was severe late
in the season—at which time “Manzate” demonstrated
its superior power.
NEW YORK —Early blight caused severe and near com
plete defoliation in unsprayed tomato fields, but where
a minimum of four maneb sprays were applied, control
was excellent.
INDIANA —“Manzate” consistently gave best defolia
tion control (early blight and septoria), and tomatoes
treated with “Manzate” gave highest yields. Maneb is
the preferred tomato fungicide because of its all-around
greater effectiveness against the five most important
leaf and fruit diseases of tomatoes in Indiana.
Canning house records over a 10-year period show
that where “Manzate” was used in the crop pro
tection program for the last 5 years, the yield in
crease averaged 75% over that of the first 5 years,
when “Manzate” was not used. You and your con
tract growers will profit by recommending and using
Du Pont “Manzate.”
738 E. Chestnut St., Lancaster
lost week. Bulls fully steady Other
closes mostly steady Bulk choice and
prime slaughter steers $26 75 29 °o’
most loads of steers Tit $2B 00 29 00
n-Ked choice and prime grades, few
loads prime steers $29 25 30 00, two
loads 1250 1330 lb weights $3O 00, two
loads 1375 lb Brangus steers included
at $2B 75 Several loads mostly prime
around 1400 lb steers $2B 25, mixed
choice and low prime 1025 lb steers
s2a 00, goood and low-choice steers
s2d 00 26 75, mostly $25 50 up, steers
giading standard and below very
scarce, two loads utility 1000 lb Bol
shin steers $25 00 with five head sort
ed out 521 00 High-choice and prime
heifers $27 25 28 00, bulk good and
choice heifers $24 50 27 00, utility and
standard grades $2O 00 24 00, two loads
85>J-lb utility heifers $22 00 Utility and
commercial cows $lB 00 21 00, mostly
$lB 25 20 50, canners and cutters large
ly $l5 80 18 50, few heavy Holstein cut
ters up to $l9 00, few light canncer
cows $l4 00 15 00, utility and commer
cial bulls $23 50 25 00 Good and choice
vealers $2B 00 3100, utility and stand
ard $lB 00 27 00, culls down to $l2 00
Load good 575 lb stock steers $27 00
HOGS 8000 • Slow, uneven, 25 50
cents lower on barrows and gilts
under 230 lbs weights over 230 lbs 50
cents to as much as 75 cents lower
Sows weak to mostly 25 cents lower
Limited shipping outlet Increased sup
ple new crop barrows and gilts under
200 lbs in receipts U S No 2 and 3,
200.270 lb barrows and gilts $22 75 23 15,
several lots No 1 to 3, 200 240 lbs at
B*3 25 Few lots mostly No 1, 200-225
lbs $23 25 23 50 and 98 head lot No 1,
210 lbs uniform in weight and grade
$2B 65
maneb fungicide
J. C. EHRLICH CO.
Distributor of Manzate and other DuPont Agricultural Chemicals
Lancaster Markets
(Continued from page two)
weigh tcanners down to $l4. Most
850-1,100 lb. fed yearling bulls
$25 50-27 50, majority commercial
bulls after Thursday $23 50-25,
utility $23 24, later $22 50-23.50.
Most cutter early $23-23 50, late
$23 down Some lightweight cail
ner bulls $l6-18 50
Early choice 500-1,050 lb Stock
ers and feeders $27 50-30 50, most
good $26-27.75, medium $24-26;
late choice 500-1,050 lbs $27-30,
good $25 25-27, medium $23.50-
25 25, common $2O-23. z
CALVES Three days 524,
week ago 700 Moderately active.
Small receipts since Monday
Fully steady Prime 160 220 lbs.
$3l-32, choice $29 31, good 140-
200 lbs. $26<29, standard $23 26.
HOGS Three days, 1,453, week
ago 1,404 Rather slow early.
Late receipts small. Barrows,
• Higher yields of more No. 1 tomatoes aie the payoff from a
disease-control program with “Manzate.”
On all chemicals, follou label instructions and tcarntnys carefully
mm
BETTER THINGS FOR BETTE* LIVING . . . THROUGH CHEMISTRY
gilts and sows steady to mostly
25 cents Bulk supply US. No. 1-
3, 190-230 lbs. barrows and gilts
$24-24 25 No. 1 and 2 theses
weight $24 25-24 50 Some No. 2
and 3, 230-270 lbs $23 50-24. Few
300-550 lb. mixed grade sows
$l7-20, mainly $l9 75 down.
SHEEP Three days 539, week
ago 366 Moderately active caily,
very slow late. Several pens avail
able of Monday’s trade Bulk
spring slaughter lambs 50 cents
to $1 lower. Choice 70-90 lb.
spring slaughter lambs „ $23 50-
25, good $22-24. Early utility to
good $2l 22, late some low util
ity $lB, few culls $l5-17.
MANZATE
maneb fungicide
Phone EX 3-2489
ORDER YOUR
MANZATE
From
LANC. CO.
FARM BUREAU