—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 2, 1963 6 Two Promotions Announced By Hoffman Seeds M T Kauffman 154 Chuich Stieet, LandiSMlle, has now Chns M Nissley, 658 N been placed m charge of Funk’s P' ne Street, .Lancaster, G-“Hjbi id seed corn activities at been put in charge of Hoffman the LandiSMlle seed concein Seed Man sales He will direct He has Avoiked toi Hoffman activities of Hoffman s sev toi 27 \eais He assisted in era * bundled farmei-repiesen some of the eaihest hybrid tatives who sell all oyer Penn seed coin testing in Pennsvl- sylvama and into bordering aama, starting in 193 6, and states He formerly supervised helped pi educe >the first coni- these activities in 33 counties, anei cial ciop of hvbnd seed having been active in sales work corn in Penns>lvania in 1939 f° r Hotfman since 1938 Nissley He aml_l contiact for the pro- 18 a * so seiving ait the present duction of all hybrid coin supp- t lme as Vice-Piesident of the lies tor Holfman and coordinate PennsylA-ama Seedsman’s As- If pays to buy from Reisf 9 ALFALfAS to choose from 10 CLOVERS to choose from INOCULATED BEFORE DELIVERY - FREE REIST SEED COMPANY Mount Joy, Pa. New' Breakthrough in Dairy Nutrition shows 10% More Milk from Same Amount of Feed •with New Ful-O-Pep Cattle - Izer Dairy Feed Almost four years of testing and development at the Ful-O-Pep Research Farm show that new Catalyzer Dairy Feed increases energy production in the rumen by as much as 20% over regular Super Milking Feed —and an average of 10% more milk after just 4 weeks on feed. Ful-O-Pep Catalyzer Dairy Feed contains only natural feed ingredients; you feed it as you would feed any ration, along with your tegular roughage. Let us give you more information Morgantown Feed & Grain Grubb Supply Co. Slovens & Morgantown Elizabethtown Millport Roller Mills Kirkwood Feed & Grain Millport Kirkwood S. H. Hiestand & Co., Inc. H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc. Salnnga J.eolu and Witiner ,w\\\u\u\u«uv\\\\\\v Hoflman’s relations with the many other Funk’s G Asso- ciate GioAvers ivho operate over all the most important corn groAving areas of the U S sociaihon and VicenPresident o£ the Pennsylvania Grassland Council, M. T. KAUPFiAIAX CHRIS M. MSSLEY Do ORTHO IMPELS Increase YIELDS and PROFITS? Here are the 1962 results of 14 corn trials, with ORTHO UNI- PELS compared to the farmer's regular fertilizer. COUNTY & STATE York, Pa. York, Pa. York, Pa. Chester, Pa. Chester, Pa, Cumberland, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Franklin, Pa. Franklin, Pa. Carroll, Md. Carroll, Md. Mean of 14 Tests 102.67 114.78 12.11 * “ WINNER IN XHE STATE FIVE ACRE Com con test was Robert L. Gross, Manchester Rl, York Co. Here on the right he shows the trophy to his father, Harold Gross. He planted Funks G-96 on 100 foot wide' contour strips on May 20. The corn followed potatoes, wheat, clover-timothy and corn in the rotation. He plowed down 300 pounds of ammonium nitrate and 10 to 12 tons of manure with a moldboard plow to a depth of eight inches. The soil was prepared with a spring tooth harrow and a cultipacker. At planting he added 400 pounds of 10-10-10 per acre on the row and planted the seed two inches deep. The rows were 40 inches apart and the stalks were seven inches on the row, which gave him a population of 18,580 stalks per acre. He cultivated twice and sprayed pre-emer gence with Atrizine. On October 19 he harvested 207.5 bushels per acre. Ready-To-Serve Poods Homemakers like heat-m -the-bag frozen foods, report Harold -Neigh, Penn State ex- tension specialist in consumer The trend of Pennsylvania t economics In a survey of potato growers is to plant iomemakers, more than half of larger and larger acreages or them trying heat-m-the-hag none at all. ■15.5% Shelled Corn, bu/A Bushel Grower Yield OKTHO Yield Increase 86.7 93.2 99.5 153.8 100.0 95.4 91.1 112.0 129.0 124.0 84.6 90.2 97.2 118.9 foods make repeat purchases. This is proof of their accept ance 100.1 108.2 107.0 165.2 105.0 108.5 107.1 131.0 135.0 134.0 129.0 114.7 119.0 136.6 S’*' $ f i't Profit ' Increase $ 5.16 2.55 -4,18 3.45 3.03 17.17 5.55 12.62 4.11 9.11 33.62 30.87 10.41 4.00 $ 9.82
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