Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 30, 1960, Image 7

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9 Seed Rye
• Seed Barley
REIST
Seed Company
mount joy, pa.
OL 3-3821
PROTECT FEED DOLLARS
PURINA HEALTH AIDS
C9-RAL
KILLS
CATTLE
GRUBS
... ask for it
at your
PURINA DEALER’S
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Blend & McGinnis
Alglen
Whiteside k Weicksel
Kirkwood
Snader's Mill
Mt. Airy
John J. Hess, II
Intercourse - New Providence
Wenger's Feed MilL’lnc.
Rheems
Warren Sickman
Pequea
John J. Hess
Kinzers - Vintage
John B. Kurtz
‘ Ephrala
James High
Gordonville
Ira B. Landis
Valley Road, Lancaster
!• H. Reitz & Son, Inc.
Lititz
Wingenroth’s
Feed Service
Mount Joy
SHINING SUNDAY, THE HERD SIRE of Shady
Brook Farm is being exhibited by Reber Testerman, man
ager of the horse breeding farm. The stallion, a registered
Tennessee Walking Horse, is the grandson of Midnight Sun,
former World Champion Walking horse. These horses have
a, very smooth-riding natural gait sometimes described as a
shuffle or a run-walk and can go long distances without
breaking gait. " —L. F. Photo
• Walking Horses
ability to go long distances
pleasure hoTse breeding. - a t the run-walk, Shady
With Shining Sunday as' Brook is destined to be the
WITH
P. L. Rohrer & Fto.
(From page 6)
MH-30-To spray or not to spray?
What does “Lancaster Farming” say about this?*
FROM WHERE WE STAND-
Various statements have been circulated giving a mis
leading impression of the U. S. Dept, of Agriculture's
attitude on MH-30. Actually, the Department ,has
refused to prejudge this chemical. It is engaged in
careful, scientific review of MH-30. This will require
many months.*
MH-30 has been tested forovera dozen years and used
in the flue-cured areas for the past 5 years, in the burley
belt for over 3 years and on cigar tobacco for 3 years.
With efficiehflobor increasingly hard to find and
costly, the farmer must rely on chemical control of
plant disease, pests and weeds more than ever before.
United States Rubber
Naugatuck Chemical Division Naugatuck, Connecticut
[rubber]
Oisl. Offices: Akron-Boston ■ Chicago' Gastonia-Los Angeles'Memphis -New York-Philadelphla-CANADA: Naugatuck Chemicals-Elmira, Ont.-Cable. Rubexport, N.V.
MH-30 Available Now At
the herd sire and a herd of
mares with the inherited
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 30, 1960 —7
MARES AND FOALS ROAM THE RIVER HILLS on
Shady Brook Farm near Fishing Creek m Southern Lancas
ter County. The former dairy and general farm resounds
once again to the sound of horses hooves and whinney of
foals lost from their mothers as it must have when this
country was much younger and horses on every farm was
the rule. These mares are trying to keep their foals uniter
the trees to protect them from the rain which was soaking
the photographer to the skin. —L. F. Photo
home of a lot of pleasant
horseback riding
to come.
fall, most of the tobacco was sold be
fore the conscientious farmers had
time to say, “But I suckered mine by
hand.”
Wh
at happened to the promised
sntial in price ? Several farmers
>d that the buyer did not even
the suckers were removed
crop.
le the buying companies insist
sy will not knowingly buy treated
>, they readily admit that treated
>, in many instances, does not
Averse physical effects that can be
1 on the auction floor.
cco bought on the auction floor
thing, but the Lancaster county
/ market is another,
many cases the buyers were on
"ms during the growing season,
*ll no premium was paid for the
uckered crop.
the tobacco companies intend to
mate'against' the' chemically
tobacco, they made a poor
last season. There will be many
farmers willing to test them out
this year.
least that’s how it looks from
we stand.
MH-30 is such a chemical. On the average it eliminates
30 costly man-hours of back-breaking hand-suckering
, per acre. It is very common for a single acre of tobacco
to be attacked by as many as 125,000 suckers. We
believe anyone who insists on pulling them, by hand is
fighting progress.
With unseasonable weather delaying the crops in
Lancaster County, MH-30 should be of extra benefit
this season. This chemical control frees the farmer from
hand-suckering and allows him necessary time to catch
up with his corn cultivation, haying and other chores,
THIS IS THE CHEMICAL AGE ON THE FARM.
Patronize Lancaster Farm-
for years
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