• Tpftiata Harvester' S^ ee ? h> F r ®" k „ J> ?5 id ; : M 5, rket Master > and 1 Lancaster Farming, Saturday. October 14, 1981—11
• nw™ (...-.iav " Charles J. Noll, and Martin: Market Topper.
(From page 10). L. Odland. S
Loss of ; tomatoes, and Several Penn State select*
bruising, are problems to j ons looked promising. Most
u a f + elt ‘ « i 4. stri king was a new F-l hy-
We d have to raise a lot brid broccoli, still in the
more tomatoes than we do development stage. Plants of
no w „make these machines this P .j hybrid broccoll
growers commented show uniform growth. Most
Prices .were described •><, f -f npn _ _* n __
7,00 ° time for efficient harvest-
The.machines are not yet ,
mass produced. Three or 7116 Ch erokee yellow wax
four original models of both bean was described by one
have been used -in the, vast grower as superior to any
tomato fields of California other wax bean he had se *
and Illinois. Company engi- en on test - Cherokee appears
neers described the machin- to 136 one o£ the best for the
es as under constant field iresh market. A suprior gre
modification. en P° d sna P bean for fresh
PLOTS VISITED - market is Extender, includ-
Agricultural Experiment 3n £be .trials.
Station researchers showing Making good showings a
their work" at breeding plots mong F-l hybrid cabbage at
and variety trials included *he Penn State research cen
Ernest L. -Bergman, Roy _G. ter are the. C. C. Cross Hy-
DAIRYMEN—
How to Get die Most Milk
For the Lowest Cost
That’s the Problem....
IT'S A MATTER OF
FEEDING
In your cows diet, good roughage is the foundation. P*o»
duce cdl of it you can. It will show better returns than most any
thing else you may do in your dairy operation It is the basic
feed for your herd. ■
>- ■*
, what about your dairy feed what do you expect
from it/ '
Basically ft's frmction is to make up the deficiencies in your
roughage of proteins, vitamins, minerals and energy. It should
furnish the "Plus Values'* to balance the feed intake with thej
milk output.
To supplement your roughage economically with the high*
est possible return per feed dollar expended use
MILLER & BUSK GREEN PASTURES DAIRY PELLETS
Green Pasture' Pellets are a high energy ration (this means
a substantial saving in quantities required). Substantially low
er costs per cow per day than with most mixes.
Bulk delivery saves costs and LABOR—No waste. No Fines,
More Unifortnity.
FOR ASSISTANCE IN
PROGRAMMING
PLANNING -
a complete explanation of die economy and effectiveness of
our program ask any Miller & Bushong service representative
to make an appointment for you with our Dairy Specialist, Mr.
Robert "Bob" Gregory, or call us direct at Lancaster, EXpress
2-2145.
or betteryet
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I Bushong, inc.
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MANAGEMENT
AND
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Showing promise among storage than any other var-a A /• * ni
tomatoes designed for ma- iety. Super Sweet is in its! • v-OUnty Hanning
chine harvesting are - C-52, first growing season. I (From page 10)
4 to a 4 New ch ? micals looked a °se they do not under
and 146 i seer«l3l Very promlsmg for weed stand them. Farmers stand
sunerior Pb U 146 seemed i'ontrol of tomatoes, carrots to gain the most by zoning
■ nions, cabbage, • and lima laws if they take a part in
Looking good among swe*l eans - All the sweet com at formulating the laws,
et com varities for this area II h ® field tab was weeded
are North Star 31, Golden!! ' lth chemicals and most of lf 7™ want your farm
Beauty, Jiibllee, Northern® he 01013 showed good weed to be in the green belt, you
Light. Northern Bell. White * controL should see that zoning laws
Jewel, Merit, and VH 605 Wll keep it there he said.
Merit received the highest
rating of all sweet com har
vested at the Pine Grove
Mills research center. Rating
factors include depth of ker
nel, appearance, tip develop
ment, disease resistance and
sugar content.
One new sweet com, Sup
er Sweet, was described- as
having four times more su
«ar content after 24 hours
BREEDING
MANAGEMENT
STORE PUMPKINS WELL In other business, the Soil
„ , . , x Conservation District Direct-
Best storage temperature ors a p pro ved conservation
for pumpkins and winter plans for the following:
Sh iL & ° m t 0 ,5 - Daniel K Ringler, Narvon
with a relatively low R 1 m acreas e in Caernar
humidity of about 70 to 75 von Township; Fred L. Ding
per cent, advises J. O. Dutt, n Wl n ow street Rl, 43 ac
extension vegetable garden- res m New p rov idence Twp.;
mg specialist Hard-shelled Elam K, Petersheim Elver
squash or pumpkins intended son, 75 acres in Caernarvon
fnr dorave shrin k bo bo-. Twp; and Kenneth Murphy
vested and partially cured Ouarrwille R 3, 117 acres In
before first frost. Bart Twp.
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SMOKETOWN Phone Lane. EX 7-3539