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Pa. Crop Planting
Corn Acreoge Steady
Pennsjhanla t.irmeis’ Mnrih
1 planting intention*, lepoits
indicate that they will plant
■the '•.line acreage in corn as
in 10 61 Plantings ot rje Uibt
fall weie 10 peieem huger
than the pie\ious> tall, but
•wheat plantings weie oil 3
percent. R} e plantings were
probably increased to mini
mize the dram on Winter feed
etfpphes Inienlories of com
on famis weie higher than
in other recent diought years
and hay stocks were some
what laiger than nv several
years, but many farms still
have little or no reserves.
.Acreages to be cut tor hay
and to be planted to oats,
tobacco and soybeans are ex
peered to be smaller. In
creased acreages of barley
and white potatoes are ex
pected.
The Maich 1 survey inrii- ] as t jear and the smallest
cates tarmeis intend to plant aciease since 1952. It com
-1,225,000 aeies m coin, 3 paies mth 29 400 awes for
percent more than the 1960- t he 1960-454 a\erage Histone
64 average. Barley acreage, lecords show a record low of
including plantings made last IS 000 awes haivested in
. ~ , . 1934 and a lecoid high of
fall, at 191,000 acres are 6 .. .... , “
49 000 acres harvested in
percent laiger than the 1965 191 s in the past 10 years
acreage and average. Oats acieag e has ranged from a
planted and to be planted (Continued on Page 19)
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Intentions
show a 2 percent decline to
174,001) acies -which is also
10 pet cent below aveiage.
This i s anothei record low
and continues the long term'
decline of this crop.
March 1 intentions for soy
beans show a 7 percent de
cline to 14,000 acies but
these are evtremely indefinite
at this earli date.
Tobocco Growers Plan
7 Percent Decrease
As of March 1, Common
wealth tobacco growers in
tended to deciease their Tvpe
41, Pennsylvania Seedleat
acreage by 7 percent, accoid
mg to the Pennsylvania Ciop
Reporting Seivice This places
indicated acreage for harvest
in 1966 at 25,000 acres.
Aeieage harvested at this
level is 2,000 acres less than
Wolgemuth Bros., i»c.
MOUNT JOY, PENNA.
Addison IT Martin. Inc. ot
Ephinta R 2 lias been appoint,
eel as an Agri-Ihulder by Rut
ter Mig. Co. ot Kansas City,
Mo He will sene the con
stniction and handling needs
ot faints and lai m-related
businesses in this atea
The Martin Company offers
•erection and engineering seiv
ices ranging from the plan
ning and layout of farm sys
tems to gram or teed mills.
Matenal handling equipment,
storage facilities, and build
ings aie included in the Mar.
tin pioduct hue.
Piodncts handled by Mar- ■
tm will include Stor-N-Dry
gram diying sjstems, metal
buildings, wet gr'am storage
and low moisture silage tanks,
self-hmloading Stor-O-Matic
tanks, bulk teed tanks, giant
gram stoiage bins and build
ings, square and round bolt
ed tanks.
• Hove You Heard?
(Continued from Page 15)
Worth Knowing About Salmon
Americans have enjoyed
the convenience of canned
salmon since the late 1 SCO's.
Convenience and delicious
flavor aie only two reasons
for seiving it. Salmon falls
in the food group with meat,
poultry, cheese and eggs.
This mieans it provides com
plete protein to build and
repair body tissues.
Prices for canned salmon
lange tiom the least evpen-
Ph. 653-1451
sive Chum variety up to the enhance the flavor ,v M|
Chinook or Kins Salmon. foods without addin. ,j ' r J
Sockeye, or red variety, is a but adding ascorlm, ~ ll(
favorite In dishes where rich- tamiii C). '■
ness and color are desired. Use lemon ,
Pink salmon, lighter in col- son cooked vegetal. -
or and containing less oil, ing one tablespoos , ~ ] ’ v ‘
is suitable tor casseroles, juice for each tab.-- .. , m
loats, or croquettes where melted butter or i '*
colbr is less important. Lemon butter i« ~ M
Essentially each variety of servet * over green ■; m, *
has the same tood pmagus, broccoli, c.-i,,.,,
value. The principal varla- loat’y green veget.i,-,.
tion is in the amount of oil Thin mayonnaise m
the fish contains. dressing with lemoi m,,,
Some Ways To Use this make s an excel;--
Low-Calorie Lemons mg for cole sian ,i,j ou *
Tart, golden lemons can tuna or chicken sa a
PLAN AHEAD!
Call us now' and insure prompt
service this Spring
Get the MOST for your DOLLAR
from DRY NITROGEN Materials
Top dress early for maximum returns
WHEAT 45 lbs.
BARLEY —3O lbs. ” p "
PASTURES 100 lbs. - Nit - ««
ORGANIC PUNT FOOD CO.
Grofftown Road, Near Waterworks Lancaster
PUBLIC SALE
Farm Equipment
Kendig Road, Willow St., Pa., just off Rt. 272, ofl
Kendig Farm, Willow Street, Pa., Lane. Co.
TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1966
A.C. D-17 Tractor, excellent shape;
Farmall "MD"; Farmall Super C fast hitch
with cult., mower and 2 bottom 14" plow;
Formal! A with cult.
1960 6-150 International T-Tag Truck
(good condition)
John Deere hay conditioner; New Baler
“77” with starter; Smoker bale elevator; International
Harvester side rake* I. H, heavy disc; Dunham Cnlti*
packer; I. H. corn Oliver Superior 13 disc
drill; I. H. 2 bottom plow; McD. disc; 2 row Holland
planter (3 pt,); Nevp Idea stalk shredder; 1-row New
Idea picker; 2 new ? ldea spreaders; Judson. lim® and
fert. drill; Papec hammer mill; 4 rubber tire wagons
with beds; - Spring* Jiarrow; draw-bar seeder; 2 sets
double ladders; 600 tomato baskets; 6 tobacco wagons,
tobacco lath; 2 Minrach presses; Belts (1 endless);
form scales; tobacco,-shears; winch; good express wag
on; feed cart; cattle rack; hale twine; some timothy
hay and numerous lother items.
SALE STARTS AT 12:00 NOON
Aucts*
Carl Diller - 392-5235
J. Everett Kreider - 284-4517
Call Us Now
Phone 392-4963
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Terms by,
BENJ. B. KENDl fi