—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 3, 1962
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Trees Planted
And Marked
By Forester
The Valley Forge Dlsti i< t of
the Pennsylvania Department!
of Forests and Waters coop
erated with the Lancaster
oi)u n t j Soil Conservation
District last year through the
Service Forester. John Kitch,
Reinhods R 1
The Conestoga Project of
the Valley Forge Forest Dist
rict serviced a 9 requests in the
coaty in 19 61.
Of the requests 17 were tor
tree planting other than Ag
ricultural Conservation Pro
gram trees Eleven of the re
quests were Of an educational
nature while seven were for
woodlands examinations and
seven tor marking woodlands
for sale Six visits were made
for the purpose ot appiovnig
Agriculture Conservation pro
grams and f-ive were for the
purpose of information Two
visits each were made for dis
ease problems and timber
stand improvement other than
ACP One visit each was tor
the purpose of tree farm in
spection and plantation man
agement
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Highways Dept.
Sprays, Plants
On Roadbanks
Following is a repoit of the
work ot the Pennsylvania De
partment ot Highways in co
operation with the Lancaster
County Soil Conservation Dis-
ti u t
CONTRACT SEEDING AND
MLLCHING- A total of 22,91 G
square vards ot seeding and
mulching and fill slopes wa'
done by contrai t along new
road construe tion project'.
The routes involved were h
It 2SO near .Marietta and
1(>00G near Lancastei
REVITALIZATION
grass on cut and fill slopes as
well as on median and inter
change islands was renovated
along the Lancaster by-pass
Material included 20 tons ol
pulverized limestone, five tons
ol S-IG-1G fertilizer, 100
pounds ot grass seed and 200
pounds of irown vetch seed
The g-rass seed, lime and fert
ilizer was applied at one time
in water with the use of a
) 000 gallon hjdroseeder
This report was submitted
b\ H P Kaulfman, Roadside
engineer,
PARADISE, PA.
Raymond Gchman
How man si ille
Jacob F Beiler
R U rrl - Kmzers
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Creeks, River
Stocked With
Trout, Bass
Tlu> annual .report of the
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
shows that 1 8 trout streams in
Lancaster Count} were stocked
with trout during 1001 A
total ot 10,270 brown tiout,
">,OOO lainhow tiout, and 7,965
brook limit was released The
232 05 tish weie ot legal
game size
In addition, approximately
35,000 tingerhng trout were
distributed to sportsmen's
clubs throughout the. count}
Middle Creek Mill Cteek,
and Pequea Creek were stock
ed with 4,000 small and large
mouth bass, and the Susque
hanna River, in the vicinity
of Columbia, was stocked with
imiskellunge
The
FHA Loans
Aid Farmers
In Saving Soil
The Farmers Home Adminis
tration continues to lecogmze
the great semit which is be- 31 Jack Bucher, 4800 WV,
mg pertormc d t’uough tin 3, Mender's Poultrv, IS 7, 32
Soil Conserv .n a n District Same, 4800 WV 9, Mender's
Poultrv, 18 7, 33 (lard
- Conservation practices g pot Broilers (Parke Hen
to preserve and maintain our 160 0 WCV. 10-2, Island Po;
soils .ue of vital importance t rj, IS 8, 34 Greider hi
for success in farming today p orn Farm. 60 Males. V
and tor future generations Koser Co Inc , S-5.
Soil
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They are smooth - textured tor an attractive appearance And, they aie
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• Heifer Ring
(Continued from Page I)
farmers in the Ephrata area
The heiter, purchased from
the herd of George Rutf. Stev
ens Rl, was presented to Raj
last week, Ray, who lives on
a dany la nn plans to show
the heiter in loial fairs this
summer, and hopes she will be
good enough toi the Pennsvl
vama .lunioi Dairy Show and
the Pennsv-Ivania Paim Show
in liarnsbuig
Establshment of the heifei
ring is pait ot the communitv
service program of the chap
ter.
• Lancaster Poultry
(Continued from Page 3)
(Lee Reinecker), 3000 \VV,
0-2. Daniel K Good, IS 5 2 5
Horn (James Weller), 9000
UV. 0-0. II U Longaeie, Inc
is t;
26 William R M>er, 13000
WV. S-3, NO SALE. IS 0 BID,
27 Same, 1 1000 WV', S-3,
Starr Poultn, IS 7,2 S Gieid
er Leghorn Farm, 275 IIF, 10
.Mo. Daniel K Good, IS 0, 20
Same, 275 FTF, 16 Mo, Daniel
iK Good, lit 0 30 Same, 275
I IF, 16 Mo, Daniel K Good,
IS &.
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ROUTE *l, ANNVILLE, PA.
Phone: UNderhill 7-2161
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• 4-H Week
(Continued from Page I)
usetul in his contribution to
the world in which we live.
The age for 4-H is 10-21.
Many protects and activities
are available to fit the inter
ests and ne'eds of rural, ur
ban and suburban young peop
le Four-H has something to
otter eveiyone, so why not
find out how you (an Learn,
Live, and Serve through 4-H.
To find the club and leaders
neaiest vou call the Extension
Office EX t-6851
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