ie Our Want Ads For Bargains BIG SAVINGS an fANDARD EQUIPMENT'S BIG SPRING DISCOUNT N CLEANERS and COMFORT STALLS jry.MOVE BARN CLEANER EASY-ALL COMFORT STALL Discount Changes: Mar 14, Apr. 15, May 16, May 31 st See Your Standard Dealer Today. Do Not Delay. COPE & WEAVER CO. WILLOW STREET Ph. Lancaster EX 3-2824 From HORNCO FEEDS improvements to serve business farmers! The NEW HORNCO PRODUCT PROVING FARM A modem product proving farm to serve modern farmers . •. business farmers . •. farmers who want proof before they buy! D mm PRODUCT PROVING 0* FEEDS D.E. HORN&CO., Inc. vork pa Phone 2-7867 15^ HORN TEST HOLD-OVER SEEDS Before planting left-over produced 17,083 lbs. of milk vegetable seed, it’s wise to and 635 lbs. butterfat in 312 make a germination test days on t\yice daily milking says James Dutt, extension as an 8-year-old. Essex Daunt vegetable specialist. Plant tess Beth made 16,810 lbs. of 25 or 50 seeds in good soil milk and 664 lbs. butterfat in a plant flat, or put 50 in 295 days on twice daily seeds between blotting pap- milking as a syear-old. Both er kept moist and warm on are purebred Holstein owned a shallow tray or large pi- by H. E & Maybelle Ketter ate. ing, Lititz. [shavings! HAROLD B. ZOOK ; ■ 220 LAMPETER ROAD LANCASTER. PA. £ ■ PHONE EX 4-5412 £ ■ • CLEAN DRY PINE \ S • SEMI DRY PINE S S • MIXED £ " bags OR BULK DELIVERIES OVER 2 TON AND ■ ■ TRAILER LOAD PRICES £ 0 This is the proving grounds for Homco Starter Feeds & Broiler Feed. Where the D. E. Horn & Company nutritional staff put their signature of approval on Homco Feeds. Out of this house comes feeds to serve business farms. Feeds to make more profit for customers of D. E. Horn & Co. “Service Makes The Difference” WHEN YOU BUY FROM THE HORNCO MAN WITH THE HORNCO PLAN! Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 27. 1961—11 Rag Apple Lucifer Louella • Crop Summary (From page t> Asparagus and spring spin ach are now on the market in good volume, the Pennsyl vaina Crop Reporting Ser vice said Tuesday in its weekly crop and weather summary. The summary also notes that lettuce is beginning to move to market in volume. In general, progress of vege table crops throughout the Commonwealth continues to be slow, although, average condition of the crops is fair to good Sustained sun shine is the biggest need and without it, yield of early crops will be curtailed. Clearing weather during the past few days has allow ed farmers to get into fields and oats planting is now virtually complete, although some intended acreage has been shifted to other crops. Corn planting is behind schedule in all areas and will continue to be since farmers have had little op portunity to plow and pre pare corn seed beds. Corn planting is now active in most southern counties, but practically no corn is in in the ground in northern counties. Planting of early potatoes is virtually completed with cultivation started where the ground is dry enough, To bacco plants are growing quite rapidly and some are expected to be transplanted within a few days. • Donegal FFA (Prom page U Keystone Farmer degree in the state association. Other officers elected are vice president, Walter Mow rer, Marietta, Rl; treasurer, Harold Brubaker, Mount Joy Rl; secretary, Carl Cinder, Mount Joy R 2; reporter, John Hess, Mount Joy Rl; sentinel, James Gingrich, of Mount Joy R 2, and chaplain Lee Stauffer, Mount Joyßl Grant Miller is chapter ad visor. • Pequea FFA fFrom Page 11 King, son of Mr. and Mrs, Samuel B. King. Gap HI; sentmal, Donald L. Ranck, son of Mr and Mrs. Lloyd H Ranck, Paradise Rl; chap lain, Lester O. Houck, son of Mr and Mrs. Omar L. Houck of Paradise Rl Roy R Mentzer, a former member of the chapter was elected junior advisor Hen ry E Givler, teacher of voca tional agriculture at the school is advisor. The Most Famous Name In Corn Pfister Associated Growers R. D. 3, LANCASTER Phone TW 8-7121 M To-r H PLANS! FOR SPRING APPLICA TION OF NITROGEN ON; O SMALL GRAIN • PASTURE • ORCHARDS • TURF AREAS USING CYANAMID AMMONIUM NITRATE UREA Wo Will Apply it for you by Jeep or Plane ORGANIC -rk
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