CLOSE PLANTING CORN
FOR HIGH YIELD
Our Penna 820 and our Rlls> growers are re
porting high yields with these., varieties.
• These varieties stand a high population and
should be planted 18,000 to 20,000 plants per acre.
• They withstand drought (Can get along in. dry
weather better than other corns).
• Stand up well when others go down (You cannot
afford to glean corn) Not necessary with these varie
ties.
• Less moisture at husking time.
• Uniform height ears that stay on stalk until pick
er gets them
Save $2.00 a bushel on, your seed this year and
get the best crop Order now. We deliver in, the
spring: ,
REIST SEED COMPANY
MOUNT JOY, PA.
“Seedrjneti, for 3§ years”
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• Lighting Laws
(From page 1)
The new standards —all of
pes of machinery using the which are presently in effect
highways where such stand- _ apply to animal-drawn ve
ards did not exist previous- hides, wagons, tractors, and
ly.” agricultural machinery as
Have You Tried
Lan Pro NOREEK
IN YOUR
Poultry House? Steer Pen?
Dairy Barn?
Hog Pen? Horse Stable,?
It Is. now available thru, many local farm supply
stores or directly from
LANCASTER PROBDCTS, he.
2425-A New Holland Pike ‘ Lancaster, Pa,
Phone Lsola OL 6-90.45
DARI-PAK.
For Prompt, Courteous Service.
In Bags or Bulk. Call ....
Lancaster
EX 4-0541
New Holland Quarryville
sLgin 4-2146 STerling 6-2126
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 2, 1961
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Manheim
665-2466
well as non-farm construct
ion equipment, boat and uti
lity trailers, and minature
automobiles.
A key provision of the
new regulation states that
every required lamp must
be lighted by electricity sup
plied by a wet-cell storage
battery or by an electrical
generating system or both.
The new standards re
quire that animal-drawn ve
hicles including buggies be
°nuipped with pairs of re
flectors and hazard warning:
1-l mps on the front and rear.
The lamps must be capable
of flashing simultaneously.
A double faced hazard
hght or directional signal
located on each side of the
, vehicle can be substituted
for the two pairs of front
and rear lamps.
Combine Effort
Young Farmers
Are Advised
State College, Nov. 29
Pennsylvania’s Deputy Secre
tary of Agriculture today
chided the state’s farm organ
’zations for “cancelling out
my major effectiveness by
petty quarreling among your
'elveg.- ’
Speaking before .the an
nual convention of the Penn
y vama Young Farmers As
miation, D Richard Wenner
hallenged the delegates to
l ake the lead in “turning or
ganization vigor to common
problems rather than lighting
nmong themselves Thi? lack
of unity is evident both in
Harry burg and Washington,”
Wenner said
In addition to “unity”
Wenner listed four other ma
-1 w needs of agriculture r
Baders, foresightedness, real
ism and economic bargaining
power.
“We must face the fact
that we no longer have great
oolitical strength, - ”* Wenner
said.
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Represented locally By:
WILLIAM H. "UKER
Ph. ST 6-2395
CLIFFORD N. GIBRLE
Ph. MO 5-4252
RICHARD B HURST
Ph, EX 3,-09,45
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V>'
A
HONEGGER
LAYER
dgesjTt take
a back seat
to a.ny Hen
Apd if she did
she'd probably
Lay an egg back there!
(a nice, big white one!)
(about 26 ounces
(thick, hard shell)
Oh, they're just too
much!
J. HOWARD MOORE
307 East Second Avenue
LXTITZ, PENNA.
Phone: MAdison 6-5408
Windle's Hatchery
COCHRANViLLE. PA
Alglen LY 3-5941
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