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THIS WINTER'S WINNER:
SNOWMAN?
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Just arrived! Bigger power! Put all the odds on
your side. With a new B-10 Allis-Chalmers snow
machine. Big powei, plenty strong.
And you can get tools for the B-10 just like a
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fall, spring.
Get a real tractor. We’re waiting to show you.
from the folks who make the mo TRACTORS
AIUSCHALMERS
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
N^tr S T iee F«m n Equi^ment
Washington Boro, Pa. „
New Holland, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Grumeili Farm Service
Lititz, Pa. Quarryville, Pa.
Lousch Bros. Equipment 1
Potatoes Planted In - would materially reduce pro- Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 14, 1964—11
Wheat Stubble Seedbed duction costs > wondered if
it was practical. w ith high May rainfall. in spring wheat the previous
The neighbors were skep- French and Blake compared season
tical when they saw research- yX r s[t v o f knSa Su five tillage treatments: No till- Spring and fall plowing was
ers plantmg potatoes m wheat Minnesota anl (potat oes planted in undis- to a depth of 6 inches, and
Stubble. Although they recog- turbed wheat stubble), fall spring plowing and spring
mzed immediately that elimi- ™ plowing, spring plowing, fall deep tillage were completed 1
natmg seedbed g and spnng deep
plowed plots. were spaced 11 inches apart
Plowed plots yielded less Their experiments, conduct- and pene trated the soil Bto 10
’than the no-tillage treatment ed at the Bed River Valley inc jj es
in all but 1 year, when yields Potato Growers Research Farm ‘ Ai-tet
on fall-plowed and unfilled near Grand Forks, N. Dak. ° S*
plots were equal in a season were on plots that had been ° and 19 g But in
fit YOU?
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Stevens, Pa.
Bheems. Fa.
PLANT HYBRID POPLARS
They will grow to be good big trees in your time.
For quick shade and beauty as a screen planting.
To put exclamation points on your landscape.
Normal growth 30 - 40 ft. in 5 yrs.
MILES W. FRY
Frysville Ephrata R. D. 3, Ph: 354-6043
Contact for planting service:
John Kendig, Manheim, Ph: 665-2308
G. Russell Dramm, Denver, Ph: 267-5515
Stauffer’s Market, Kissel Hill, Ph: 626-2028
FATTEN CATTLE
ECONOMICALLY
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This economical blend of protein ingredients, Including urea,
helps fatten cattle an good quality roughage—economically
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Wayne Beef high protein content also does a good
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FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Quarryrilie
R. D. 2, Peach Bottom
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, JNC.
R. D. 1. Stereos
C. E. SAUDER & SONS HERSHEY BROS.
S. D. 1, East Earl Kednholds
J. K. STAUFFER & SON r cttppt vro
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Elizabethtown
H. M. STAUFFER ROHRER’S MILL
& SONS, INC. R D x> Eonks
Wi mer
FEED SERVICE
Millersville
E. D. 2, Columbia
1963 the amount of straw was
much greater, and it frequent
ly clogged the furrow-opener
disks on the planter and inter
fered with the first cultiva
tion. The straw did not hinder
subsequent cultivations, how
ever.
The no-tillage treatment de
layed those plants that normal
ly would have emerged first,
French found, but the overall
emergence of the crop was not
affected
Cultivation completely con
trolled weeds on all plots.
Early weed growth was much
greater on the unplowed plots,
although there was no appar
ent difference between plots
after the second cultivation.
The furrow openers and cov
ering disks of the planter re
moved the weeds in the rows;
cultivation eliminated weeds
between rows.
The type of tillage did not
markedly affect the operation
of the potato digger. But both
deep tillage and plowing, wben
done in the spring, seemed to
result in more clods, which
may be picked up with the
potatoes at harvest time.
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