16—Lancaster Farming, Friday, September 19.1958
EXPLORING POSSIBILITIES OF farm for
estry in Lancaster county during this week’s
Soil Conservation District director’s meet
ing were left to right, Amos Funk. Board
chairman, Henry Hackman, president of
Penna Asso. of Soil Conservation Districts,
John Kitch, Penna. Dept, of Forests and
Americans Eating
Less Meat in 1958
In 1958 each person in the Unit
ed States will use about 150
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pounds of all meats That’s the
figure currently forecast by the
I'. S. Department of Agriculture,
sajs Mrs Elsie Keeney, extension
specialist, of Pennsylvania State
University.
This would be nine pounds less
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Rivers field-worker, and John Hoover, Lan
caster area FHA supervisor. The directors
heard reports from the State Game Com
mission concerning new land management
policies, and prepared for attendance at
the state SCD directors convention in Sun
bury this week. (LF Photo)
than last year and quite a bit be
low the record of 166.7 pounds set
in 1956. The use of beef is expect
ed to be about 79 pounds for each
person and the use of pork about
60 pounds. Both amounts are
slightly less than last year.
during
in Bags or Bulk
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Diversion Provision
For Phila. Milk
Market is Studied
WASHINGTON An addi
tional proposal was brought up
for discussion at a hearing Thurs
day considering addition of a
diversion provision to the Phila
delphia Federal milk marketing
order. USDA officials announced
today.
Amendments to the Philadel
phia order proposed in the first
notice of hearing would permit
unlimited diversion of milk
among plants of regulated han
dlers and diversions to unregu
lated plants under specified con
ditions.
The additional proposal, would
permit milk received at the pro
ducer milk plant of a cooperative
association to be designated as a
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Solve
next spring’s
quack problem
now
with a
fall spraying
Save time next spring . . . and start work in fields free of quack
grass ... by spraying this fall with Dowpon*, chemical grass killer.
Just spray Dowpon (containing dalapon) on the quack in fields you
plan to plow this fall. Wait 2 weeks. Then plow it under, or you can
put off plowing until next spring. Then work up the land as usual for
planting Even heavy quack grass can be controlled this way.
Start this fall to solve your quack grass problems this easy, effective,
economical way. '
DOWPON may also be used for grass control in apple
& pear orchards. Grass control around fruit trees now,
will help you control meadow and field mice later on.
Your dealer has DOWPON in 50 and 5 lbs. drums,
Get Your Supply at these Dealers
Blue Ball
Jacob B. Zimmerman
Bareville
Martin’s Hardware
Denver
Denver Supply Co.
Paul H. Gehman
Allen A. Matz
Elizabethtown
Farmers Supply, Inc.
Kay lor Bros., R. D.
Ephrata
Farmersville
Equipment Co.,
R. D. #2
Martin’s Feed Mill,
R. D. #3
C. P. Wenger & Sons
Florin
Hess Bros.,
Mumma’s Hardware
Gap
Summer Bros.,
Hardware
Intercourse
Charles B. Hoober
Kirkwood
L. H. Jackson
Myer’s Store
Lancaster
Lancaster County
Farm Bureau
Lincoln
J. E. Galen, Hardware
J. C. EHRLICH CO.
736 E. Chestnut St.
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receipt at the producer mills
plant of a proprietary handler
and to be treated as if physically
received there.
Both handlers would be re*
quired to file prior written notice
of such proposed transaction with
the market administrator. The
proposal would have the effect,
the applicants stated, of elimi
nating unnecessary hauling and
handling of milk subyact to reg
ulation under the order.
Evidence brought out at the
hearing will be considered by
USDA before any changes in the
order are recommended. Pro
posed amendments, if recom
mended, would be submitted to
handlers and producers for ex
ceptions and then to producers
for approval or disapproval. Ap
proval of two-thirds or more of
the producers voting in a referen
dum is required before USDA
can amend the order.
of DOWPON
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Lititz
Eby’s Mill, Inc.
Manheim
Cassei’s Mill, Inc.,
R. D. #1
N. G. Hershey & Son
Millersville
Millersville Supply Co.
Mountville
Kauffman Bros,
Peach Bottom
C E. Wiley & Son
Quarryville
Conestoga Farm Service
R. D. #2
Musser’s Mill, R. D. #1
Ross H. Rohrer & Sons
Ro>nks
Lester A. Singer
Schoeneck
Brehm & Enck
Stevens
Snader’s Mill, Mt. Airy
Strasburg
Homsher’s Mill
Washington Boro
Ament’s Hardware,
West Willow
West Willow
Farmers Assn, Inc.
Willow Street
Dombach Bros.
Lancaster, Pa.,
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