Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 08, 1966, Image 6

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    •—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 8, 1966
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Your Eyes
Visit Your Eye Doctor
if you are in doubt.
Doctor’s
Prescriptions Pilled
Adjustments, Repairs
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OPTICAL CO.
Always See Better
403 N. DUKE STREET
Lancaster
Phone 394-2767
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FOR YOU
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Save $5.50
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I “Easy-All”
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Save up to
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“Mighty-
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Barn
Cleaner
The bigger the unit, the
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Also Comparable Savings on
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Curbs, Bara Windows, Barn
Columns, and Free Stalls!
Buy Now During Standard’s
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Bam Cleaner or 1 Silo Un
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bell Ask us about our Free
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Maiyland.
Mahlon H. Kreider
Sales Representative
• SWCD
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an results of a survey -which
Showed that ftu-ms operating
under a prescribed conserva
tion plan will generally earn
20 percent more net in
come. “Seventy .percent of
the fanners in Danoaster
County are not now taking
advantage of this program,
an'd are therefore passing up
this potential increase in net
return.,” Punk said.
Referring to the statement
ot County Commissioner Ar
thur Campbell, J'r, in which
he said that 10,000 acres, 25
percent of all t'he county's
agricultural land, will be
tost to production by 19S0,
Funk said the conservation
district will spearhead the The grcpp of associate di
mofiie toward building a bet- rectors was told that their
ter county One way in which help was urgently needed,
it will do that, Funk stated, and they responded enthusn
A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
Landisville, Pa.
win toe -through increased
promotion of conserviat/lon at
all levels; which will Include
joint meetings with township
supervisors sad the county
planning commissi on, for the
purpose of making the best
possible use of our remaining
atfrlcxlllnral land.
Director Aaron Stauffer
to‘>d the associate directors
that the District was ashing
for some of their time so
they could enlist in the Wat
tle to conserve the county.
He cited projected popula
tion figures for the year
2000. When the world popu
lation doubles, as the experts
say it will, food production
\m Ifl haw to double to keep
1-lace. “This cant be accomp
lished if ne keep sending
topsoil down stream,” Stauf
fer said.
aetttcally to .thli j 'ehallentfe.,, them, and
Stauffer told .them. the. Dla-.hlaj ideas.on'
trlcft will select the “Oht- seryatlon to -the ' evening'*
standing Associate Director" discussion. One Important
and plans to send Wm -to point,brought cult by -several
ns»t year’s State Conserva- off these men wits 'the' need
tton Convention, for teaching the principles' ol
County conservationist
Whyne Maresch (told the
members that, generally, de
cisions are made for the mor
ment, but the effects of de
cisions reach out into future
generations. When a farmer
decides to enroll in a con-
servation plan, he is helping
'WimseUf and those future gen
erations, -Jlares'c'h said.
“The Soil 'OonserValtion
District is the beat example
of people making decisions at
local levels with state and Barn Cleaners • Silo
federal assistance anywhere Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
in the world today,” Maresoh ■ mm ■
told the conservaitiiomists. KODCft Re KOrnGf
Funk called on each of the
associate directors to, tell the -Quarryville, R. D. 1 1
group a little aboult how con
servation was working for
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conservation to the young,
preferably throagfli ' the
schools, 4-H groups, an*
cithers.
Pour new agreement*, to
taling 469 acres, were pro
sen'ted for the 'directors ap
proval.
PATZ
Sales & Service
Hensel KI 8-2559
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