Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 21, 1962, Image 20

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    20 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 21, 1962
• Baltimore Yards
(Continued from Page 21)
the selling of slaughter cattle
on the vards.
Auction labilities are lot a
ted in the former horse and
mule barn in the heart at the
stockyards and have been com
pletely renovated With the
penning facilities of the entire
yards, it was said, there will
he no limit to the number of
head that can, he handled tor
auction sales
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Corn Hybrids
Test Results
Are Published
Most of the commercial held
corn hybrids widely used, in
Pennsylvania have been grown
in comparable trials during
the past two years Data cov
ering two growing seasons is
more indicative of hybrid per
formance than that ot a single
year, corn growers agree.
The testing program is open
GROW
TOBACCO?
Swilt lias the answer.
BOMiO . , . the new
watoi soluble plant lood
lor the tobacco bed . . .
and tor transplanting.
IJhKNN lor Tobatco . . .
with e\tra essential
giowth elements, hot ils
help joh.
Sons
to commercial seedsmen who
have responded whole-hearted
ly, reports Walter I Thomas,
corn> breeder Sot the Agricul
tural Experiment Station, the
Pennsylvania State University
Hybrids released by the
Station, listed in the Agio
nomy Guide ot Agricultural
Extension Soivice, aie doscnb
ed
A report ot this work ap
pears in Prograss Report 23(5,
“I'M)! Commercial Ilyin id
Corn Tests,” available*on re
quest from the Station or
county agricultural- agents
These trials have been con
ducted in nine locations thro
ughout the State to provide
glowing conditions to which
long and shoif season hybrids
aie adapted While giain yield
and stalks standing at harvest
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Mitchell Farms • Windfall, Indiana
Hempfield Mills
EAST PETERSBURG, PV
are of most interest to farm
ers, some data on disease re
sistance also have been taken.
All tests have been planted
to provide two corn plant popu
lation, comparisons per acre,
about 13,000 plants, the us--
ual rate and about 13,000
plants, a heavier rate In a
lug majority of instances, Dr
Thomas notes, the heavier
rate ol planting has produced
the larger yields This has
been true of most hybrids in
all locations
Reports ot held trials of
Station hybrids and compara
ble data on mbred lines and
single-crosses, of which double
cross hybrids are composed,
have been available for many
jeais These data largely aie
of interest only to corn breed
eis and seed growers who use
CRIB FILLER*
Eby's Mill, Irrc.
LITITZ, P,\.
these materials in their
grams,
Outbursts of ,%ngep
Children’s outbursts of,
er are usually the result
frustrations built up
ot their limited skills
bilities, leminds Mrs. Mar {
rite Duvall, Penn State «y
sum family life specialist
stead of trying to stop ,
bursts ot anger, parents
help their children chai
their anger into more mu
channels of expression
child kick the football msi
of his sister, and provide
with interesting but not ot
sive words to use when j
angrv
Whiteside & Wcicks
KIRKWOOD. PA.