12—Lancaster Farming, Friday, August 29, 1958
STANDING ON the lawn of the Noah
Krexder home at Manheim R 3 are David
Muth of Doane Agricultural Service, left,
and Mr Kreider Kreider is explaining
that the house which was built in 1792 had
been in the Hershey family ever since
that time until it was bought in 1934 from
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bearing the signatures of John, Richard,
and Thomas Penn, who granted the farm
to a Christian Hersheim, an ancestor of
Mrs Kreider.
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Excellent pasture alone some
limes can support the production
of 25 to 35 pounds a day per cow,
reminds Richard Adams, Penn
State extension dairy specialist
However, when the forage is ma
ture or over-grazed, supplemen
tary feeding of gram and rough
age is necessary to maintain milk
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If you have a new farm pond
and want to stock it with fish, be
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Good Hunting Year Predicted
With Most Game Food Abundant
Acorns will be more plentiful
in the ridge and valley forests
of Central Pennsylvania this
year than any fall since 1954 The
crop last year was good but
spotted
Wildlife, deer in particular,
have had good living this sum
mer and bettei feed than usual
is promised for fall and winter,
according to Ward*M Sharp, lead
er of the Wildlife Research Unit
at the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity This is a cooperative organi
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Agricultural Experiment Station,
the Pennsylvania Game Commis
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Institute, Washington, DC , and
the U S Fish and Wildlife Serv
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Game feed conditions are in
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sharp contrast to last year at
this time he points out, when
di ought curtailed growth of foi
est plants and the deer were
practically starving in inidsiun-'
mer Acorns constitute an im
portant part of the mast produced
in wooded areas of the State but
abundant crops of other wild
seedtf, beechnuts, and berries aie
reported this year
A Ipg mast crop often heralds
an upswing in numoers of game
animals, Dr 1 Sharp says Deer,
beai, grouse, wild turkeys, and
squirrels benefitted gieatly from
acorns atailable all last winter
on foiested ridges Any in ei ease
in numbers of these animals will
be quickly noted by hunters
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