Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 16, 1959, Image 10

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    10—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. May 16. 1959
Farm Calendar
May 17 —2 pm. Rural Life
Sunday Services, Chestnut
Level Presbyterian church
May 18 —7 30 pm, Lincoln
Community 4-H Club, Wa
id Bottle Gas
M, y 19—7 30 pm, Drumorc
May 20 —8 pm , 4-H Officers
Training School, John Neff
School, Neffsville.
4-H Community Club, Ch
estnut Level Church
May 21—7 30 pm, County
4-H Tractor Demonstrat
ion, Landis Bros, Man
heim Pike.
May 21—7:30 pm„ Garden
Spot 4-H club, Glen Books
home, Lampeter.
June 22-26—4-H Leadership
School, Penn State.
June 10—Annual meeting of
stockholders, Pennsylvania
Potato Industries, Inc, at
Potato City .Hotel near
Coudersport.
Wheel-Track
Planting Is
Explained
HARRISBURG, Wheel
track corn planting, a new
idea in corn culture, can oe
a valuable tool in preventing
eiosion losses, according to
William L Henning, chair
man of the SH f e Sell Con
servation Com vnssion
With th’s method, com is
planted on freshly plowed
ground in a seedbed prepared
bj the tractor wheels The
rough, loose soil between
rows reduces run-oft by ab
sorbing moisture
Erosion may also be redu
ced on old hay ana pasluie
land o "cause it is not plow
ed unul (-uoy for plant
ing
Ar r.uUd benefit, Henning
says, is that wheel m ok plan
ting can save about 40 per
cent of tillage costs
According to studies at
Penn State, this amounts to
about §5 an acre over the
usual method of planting
corn It can be used on al
most any soil type in Ponna
Planting corn in the trac
tor wheel track will ’mprove
corn germination, especially
m dry years The depth of
kernel placement is uniform
and the freshly plowed fur
row usually contains enough
moisture to germinate the
seed rapidly
Pre-emergence treatment
with a chemical weed killer
at planting time, or spraying
five to seven days after plan
ting, will delay the first cuHi
\ ation for a period of two
weeks or longer.
Patxonize Lancaster Farm
ing Advertisers.
| service i
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GARBER
OIL CO.
105 Fcnrview St.
MOUNT JOY. PA.
Ph. OL 3-202!
Live Hog Cholera Virus
Banned in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania’s Governor
David L Lawrence has sig
ned into law an act which
outlaws the sale or use of
virulent live virus for the
prevention of or control of
hog cholera m the State.
The new regulation beco
mes "effective immediately
Pennsylvania thus becom
es the twentieth State in wh
ich “hot virus” is banned.
At least 16 other states are
now considering similar le
gislation.
Hog farmers now will use
FIIMD
MIIMSfER
oHrt
has all these Safety and
Convenience Features
oio - i¥a
Complete Line: Rotaries, Reels, and Rider
PftSCES START AS LOW AS $
GROFF’S HARD
NEW HOLLAND
MOTO-MOWaapiPEALER
Ih2 safer “modified live vir
us” vaccines or the “inact
ivated” kinds. These set up
immunity—but do not sp
read the “hot” infection as
with virulent vaccines.
Live virus, 'when used in
innoculating hogs, in many
cases causes the hogs to be
come diseased and has, in
some instances, caused hog
cholera epidemics.
There were 508,000 hogs
on Pennsylvania farms on
January 1, the greatest total
of any notheastern state. Sw
ine farmers throughout the
IP' Magic-Touch control of all operations at the handle
loping or bending
adjustment
is transmission
'.ted, die-cast aluminum deck
Stratton 4-cycle engine
mder sleeve
non-scalping design
Plus
A FULL
ONE-YEAR
WARRANTY
LOCAL SERVICE
FACILITIES
CST MORE
MONEY IN
UER
/ARE
~ me EL 4-0851
United States are attempting introduced,
to bring about complete era- The am (
dicatron of hog cholera in an first to be mtioclu f
effort to make United States the House and w as
nork acceptable in world tra with littlo opposition
the backing of th G s t
Presently, several countries partment of Agr; aa v
will not accept U S exported Pennsylvania Stale
pork products because of a s’ty and various liver
fear that hog cholera will be ducer groups
Migration To Suburbs Poses
Problems Of Water Contamii
Lancaster, Pa “The mi
gration to suburbs by thous
ands of families continues to
create new problems in the
nature of water supply and
waste disposal," according to
Clift Lehman, Water Condi
tioning Consultant for pern
tury Appliance Co , 15 West
Chestnut St. Many suburban
and fringe area dwellers live
beyond the municipality pro
tected water sources and
must rely on their own pri
vate water and sewage sys
tems
With the wide adoption of
chlorine-treated water, the
civil population-have enjoy
ed a freedom from typhoid
and other water-borne dis
eases i at the rapid shift of
population, to-rural areas has
brought back the fearful
spectre of typhoid.
U. S Public health statis
tics show the typhoid death
rate in 1950 had moved up
sharply after some 50 years
of relatively few deaths and
even now continues to rise
In the past year alone, 17
states show a 50% increase
in typhoid cases.
Contamination of water
supplies happens in many
ways Most common of these
include nearby contaminated
wells, excavations, tree roots,
faulty and lusted well cas
ings, polluted streams, septic
tanks and abandoned wells,.
It is possible the contamina
tion may be coming from
miles away thru under-
FOR HEAVIER PI
AT WEAHIHC
£
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feed WAYNE TAIL Cl9t
An improved, more palatable Tail Curler that spe £^s
to heavier weaning weights faster than ever before.
Highly fortified with amazing growth stimulating P oW '
Curler Is famous for reconditioning .hogs of all ages.
Get some for your
little pigs today
MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO.
MUlersville. Pa.
ROSS C. ULRICH. IR.
R.D. 2, Peach Bottom, Pa.
J. K. STAUFFER & SON
Lawn and Pei'aire, Pa.
SUNSHINE FARM SUPPLY
T tit- Pa.
’ M. STAUFFFP K SON'S. Inc.
Wihner - Ron v <; - Leola, 'P a
ground water channel
Even a negative
water purity C i
from conclusive Sut
port only proves tl
particular sample (
submitted was fit t,
The fact that hainuv
la can be detected 01
laboratory techniqc
never by smell, taste
makes it possible for
to say that a “test
or an aged well can
sidcred safe
The amount of col
component of ammi
human .excretion, )
well water has mi
dangerous propoitu
many places
The secret of havn
sparkling and safe i
round the clock is
tion followed by dt
tion which complete
moves the chlorine fast
oasic unit includes
matic chlonnatoi for
ter pump and a df
tor with fine filti atu
kitchen sink
Only the proper
chlorination and del
tion devices avai’able
market today to hor
farm owners, am
Cuff Lehman, can
constant and co ilium
tection against tne
of water-borne oiseas
nor the answci to
■water problems, com;
Lehman, at Centum
W Chestnut St,
Pa , Phone EX 4 93Si
ABERDEEN -
R.D. 2, Elizabeth
ROHRER'S
R.D. 1. BonW
LIME VALLEY ’
n O. 1. Willow s '