20 —Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 12, 1962
Spring Crop Planting Begins
Weather Slows Grass Growth
<’.iniiintomatoes wont in
to I lio Hi Id flu 1 ' week .on
i mints minis Cool wuathei
.nui <ln soil < ouditions pi a-
willed in in h giowth lint the
'.ilisomi oi ,m\ si'ii'ii' dtiing
winds luu' gneji the pi,mis
good ill,line to In i onii est ih
lishi <1
D.iiMinen me ewmg tw.it h-
ii ,md Image (i ops Vll.iUi
li.is m.irle slow giowth .din to
i 00l lewpeiatmes .iml dm
i oiidil ions hut lasi fall sei d
ni'-s ot .ilt.ilt i look hetti i
thin w is .intu ipated last tali
and eailiei this spung Some
pool stands ,n i a dn u t i, -
suit ol the di\ Vugust last
tall
pi <1 % lllli loi spilt l<‘ 1)11','.
md iltalla weevil has stilted
on a tin lainis tti.il Wite m .
spinetl last lall„ W cev il pop
illations ui some unspiaved
tii'lds at a lepoited to he high
to seveie Spittle bint masses
hace not vet foimed ui laig?
inimlicis but some evideiug
ot tlic pest is noud in un
spiaved fields
Pastiumg of dam cattl=
is piettv geneial throughout
the (ountv null the amount
ot teed tmnished In pasture
about noi mal loi this time
ot veai
A ten fields of earli < ora
nele planted this week hut
geneial coni planting mil not
be atm for anorhet week Re
pents trom soil thermomete'-s
jdaccd bv TJimersitv agrono
mists indii ate boil tempt n
tures high enough tot co^n
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• AH-season use value- Green-chop feeding . . .
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stalk chopping , . . stubble mulching . . •
shieds bedding .. . pasture clipping, .
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•36 knives mounted in pairs ... every rotor revolu
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Lausch Bros. Equipment
rxsoooooc«<:-ooc<N«>c>o
pi mi mu
\\ oi K s ( hedules an I’enn
siliam.i larnis ale well ahead
ol the pitmtiss made up to
this nine last war, the State
Chop Repoiting Set \u e stud
in Us woeKli (i op and weath-
er siiinniiii
'I he outlook foi the State 1
film (i op is wij good Weath
ei (oiulitions hate been gen
eialh fa\oiahle toi pollina
ting and there lias hei n no
signituant tiost damage The
South .Mountain Beiks-Le
high and Kne Counti tiuil
giowing aieas run the gamu f
tiom hud to lull bloom
Oats plowing; and planting
is mot mg to a finish \\ mte
and splint, Siam u oi>s condi
tions aie veiv good Planting
at coin has staited in south-
ein counties
Planting of cohblei pot i
toes is in the final stage ana
the tall potato nop is aou>,
into the giound on schedule
Aspaiagus cutting moved to
the light volume point with
highei tempeiatuies Stiav-
bei i v beds aie coining into
bloom in southern counties
Planting of peas is about tw r o>-
thiids completed Seeding and
tiansplautmg ot other vege
tables is in full progress
Pastures and meadows ben
efited trom additional light
rainlall last week .Moisture
supplies are adeciuate in most
areas mth a few localities m
eithi r short or surplus condi
tion
ooaocoocoeoof
L H. Brubaker
Vu not t till 1 . I*.l
\cvt Hul'.nxt l*'i
St< tons
Ijltit/, l*a.
How to Save
$l5 or $2O
per Hundred
Pullets
Do aou know that aou maj sa\ e as
much as SIS or S2O on everj hundred,
pullets jou raise this a ear? You do it
b> following the Purina Controlled
Pullet Growing Plan.
After pullets have reached teh weeks
of age. >ou simply limit their feed to
80% of what they would consume on
full feeding. The correct amount has
been worked out by Purina Research,
and it's eas> to follow. Best of all,
Purina Controlled Feeding Plan helps
you grow pullets that lay more large
eggs . . fewer small ones and pee
w ees.
KILL RATS... Use Purina Rat-Kil
I’m in.i K.it-lvill i- an entirely diflerent Kiiil
ol ivtJlci 1m rats anil mue. It’s a "<an>-
Imine" but KUs haul U ba<k to the'nesi . .
(hsti.huu u themselves ited Jtat-Kill l<i
(ho whole taimly tail tfuy’re tleiul.
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• Highly palatable anti bulkj
• kills lust in to ir, da>s
• how pruetl
Sec us for f*nrrn:t Rat-Kill right awo. We’rf
at the Ile-d and White Checkerboard Store
in town
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Cedar Kane
Whiteside & Weicksel
Kirkwood
John J. Hess. II
int 'uinrs - l’ro\
Wenger’s Feed MUi. Inc.
Rheeni'
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our friendly service is always aval
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Hero's what happens to rats that eat Pwrfs*
Rat-Kill. Thej’re dead in to 15 da}'- K*®
love Hat-Kill. It’s eflective and et'oooioii* 1 '
too.
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Salunga
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Kphrata
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