2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 2, 196-
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TOBACCO PLANTS IN THIS BED are just about
ready for transplanting. Jason Weaver will plant 12
or 13 acres of tobacco this year beginning early next
week. Weaver uses dried blood as the only fertilizer.
He spreads the seeds, puts on tobacco ribs and the
muslin and waters with a mist from a perforated
hose. L. F. Photo.
# DHIA President
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tin lin'd and ii'-ualh lukc the
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milage for «p\ptal 'ear-, a- a
MippU nient to hie bur
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D 1 Drum i>re Center KI 8-2116 Quarry ville, Pa
in, and I Tound it was. hi "d
to make good Mktge if I hud
to dfi‘ nd on someone tl,-? ’
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i t> iV c't n~L<duoc>oft of 10
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1 Foi «jieater crop -Fields
2. For larger pro Fits
.! Fur increased land values
IVAN M. MARTIN, INC.
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of the farming program since
Weaver took cner complete
operation, of the feini two
>ear~ agio hut space kept the
hen population tbo love to
wan-art building an egg 100 m
■‘Tie deiler kept pushing
me to irnliu-' quautc eggs
\\, in er &ud but he felt he
wi uld h to add mou liens
t,/ apoid the 'm tstmen'' ten
an ,ir co ’dimmed egg 100 m
11 mi ■ i ia-es and l( unci
fi.> I i n«” w >s u " ten the 1 'lip
lain ! h’a been toi the lew
ei neiis la hid betoie He
plans no tu.'thc expansion in
the Ui\t- business It 4 get
uuu i b'ggei 1 will hate to
hue anoi'iei man and that
i mild take all the piofit out
o' c 1 1 e business he cxpkuu
c d
robin > .iUo a hit pin( barn Weavei s.
of ihe tarmnif. piotram In the have to hue ext.
n i lOiuh i'i Qiiiin \ \ ille tin-
u.e- We-nei plan, I<u _, Jnd hcfole
'» couMdeied a Uu,>*
hu m ne u Bdei.
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to uuu*
I'ieu 1
ft ''u (a i* almost a heritage
.lull His tathei Jason is most come-ntd I-K
Aii'.r v. ho oueiatetl the farm* sa\-* he is not satasn»*a W’tb
tinti! two teats his herd a vet age but with
ago lii* Ten a tobacco farm ngid culling based on
nice'- at the southern HHIA teiords he hope*
Couitrt tarn sine j bring his aietage u-
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