Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 25, 1960, Image 7

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\A/hpat SUDDOm In addition to the county
V» * rate, the Agricultural Stabi
i C/at At" $1.99 nation and Conservation of
|S . . fice now has information on
c basic minimum price minimum rates for support
nort rate for 1960-crop wheat stored in terminals.
sU ipat m Lancaster County-Farmers needing terminal
nbesl 99 a bushel, Lan- ra t e information may obtain
j 1 q Becker of the county it at the county office. In
Atfticultural Stabilization & general, the terminal rate
office announc- exceeds tine county rate by
today. the amount of handling and
C rr . 5 rate is based on tho fr <*ight charges necessary to
Th ‘ nl national -average Sft the wheat to the termin-
Cat support of $1.77 a *l
- for the 1960 crop an- .As in previous years, the
*** * the 1960 wheat crop
urn rate early in the price- will ba --supported through
,m Doort period The final na- loans oftsfarm —or warehouse
fnal and county rates will —stored wheat and through
f° determined on the basis the purchase of wheat deliv
f supply and parity figures ered by producers under pur
-01 of July !> aJl< t any loans chase-agreements. Loans and
aS qde at the minimum rate purchase agreements will be
be adjusted as necessary available from harvest thru
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Treat Your Tobacco With Care
Based on 12 years of research and 5
years of commercial use, in major
tobacco-growing areas of the United
States, MH-30 treatment effectively
controls suckers in growing tobacco.
MH-30, by reducing your tobacco
suckering costs, reducing your labor
problem and increasing yields, pro
motes greater efficiency and income
from your tobacco farm.
WHY DENY YOURSELF
THESE ADVANTAGES?
MH-30, when used as recommended,
will produce quality tobacco. Follow
these simple instructions:
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NOW!
Stop cutting brush .. .
kill it chemically with Reddon
It’s REDDON*—the all-season farm brush killer. Use Reddon
as.a foliage spray in pastures and along fence rows during the
growing season. Or you can use. Reddon as a “frill,” basal,
oc stump treatment any time of the year. It even controls
ough species like oak and maple. Brush requues up to 10
:imes the amount of moisture and fertility needed by desirable
plants. Eliminate the brush that shades crops and crowds out
pasture grasses ... order Reddon now.
'Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company
Hess Bros. Spray Service
FLORIN. PA.
S. MARKET STREET
Controls unwanted suckers
Promotes grower efficiency
Produces good tobacco
/ffo United Stales RwSsber
NaugatuckChemical Division
Dept. A Elm Street, Naugatuck, Connecticut
producers of seed protectant], fungicides, mltlcldes, insecticides, growth retard*
ants, herbicides: Ssergon, Phjgon. Aramite, Sjrnklor, MH, Alaaap. Ouraseti
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January 31, 1961. The loans
will mature February 28,
1961.
To got wheat price sup
port, Mr. Becker points out,
a farmer must have com
plied with his 1960 wheat
acreage allotment.
In general, the basic sup
port rate is for No. 1 wheat
Premiums and discounts are
applied to determine the
rate for wheat which is of
other grades or has other
quality factors There is a
discount of 20 cents a bush
el for certain previously an
nounced varieties which have
inferior milling or .baking
qualities.
The county support rate,
Mr. Becker said, will be ad
justed for any future freight
rate decreases th,at may oc
cur during the 1960 period of
price-support availability.
1. Top and treat plants when they are
in the full flowering stage.
2. Use the recommended dosage of 1
pint per 1,000 plants.
3. Use a fine-mist-type spray and
cover the upper y s to % of the
tobacco plants evenly.
4. Harvest only fully ripe leaves.
Naugatuck Chemical Division of U. Sr
Lubber, in its constant search for new
ways to improve tobacco-suckering
practices, conducts extensive field
demonstrations and grower schools.
Detailed instruction on the use of
MH-30 is. available-through your local
fa.tm supplier.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 25, 1960
June Dairy Month Quiz
How much do you know about dairying’ Try your
hand at this quiz, and then die 6k page 14 for the answers
1. How many cows are there on America's IV2 million
dairy farms?
40 million 22 million 12 million 37 million
2 One pound of butter requires how many pounds of
whole milk?
6.6 pounds 22 8 pounds 10.4 pounds 1 pound
Total United States milk production in 1958 was
(One quart weighs 2 15 pounds)
170 million lbs. 125 million lbs 125 billion lbs.
The first dairy cows were brought to America in;
1492 1611 1760 1802
How does the U. S rank in per capita consumption
of milk as compared with other nations?
second first sixth fourteenth
The earliest recorded history of cows milked by man
dates to: 400 BC 9,000 BC 816 AD 1215 AD
In 1958, how long did the average factory worker la
bor to earn the price of a quart of milk?
15 minutes 6.8 minutes 21 minutes 25.5 minutes
How many nutrients (vitamins, minerals and other
food elements) have been identified in milk?
25 40 75 200
A) Is buttermilk made from butter? B) Does
cream taste sour?
10. There are more than 400 varieties of cheese sold in
the United States. The most popular is:
Swiss Cheddar Parmesan Cream
Notify ASC If Wheat Allotment
Land is Sold, Farmers Are Asked
The Lancaster County Ag
ricultural .Stabilization and
Conservation office should be
notified whenever farm land
which involves an acreage
allotment or a Conservation
Reserve contract is bought
or sold, Landis G. Becker of
that office said today.
There are certain regula
tions concerning the combin
ation and division of farms
which must be earned out
whenever land with acreage
allotments changes hands.
Notification of the county of
fice will enable the necessary
changes to be made on office
records.
In many cases, Mr. Becker
said, it is even better if the
Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation office can
be consulted before the farm
real estate deal is closed.
This may prevent later mis
understandings as to how al
lotments or Conservation Re
serve contracts may be affec
ted.
New methods of pasteuriz
ing milk requires about 15
seconds, compared with the
old technique "which took a
half-hour.
June Dairy Month coin
cides with the period of peak
milk production on Americas
IV2 million dairy farms.
Profitmakers
the World Over
TRIED AND PROVEN Ilf
THIS AREA.
Get more eggs while still:
getting maximum feed effi
ciency and lop egg quality*
REDUCED PRICES ON
JUNE HATCHED PULLET
CHICKS.
J. HOWARD MOORE.
Sales Mgr.
Second Avenue
LITITZ. PENNA.
Phone: MAdison 6-5409
Win die’s Hatchery
-lAROLD O. WINDLE_
COCHRAHVILLE. PA.'
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