6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 26, 1966
NOMIST Henry -gle shows the istic material he
uses at the State Field Research Lab. to cover tobacco seedbeds, as the one on his
left, which have been chemically treated for weed control prior to seeding.
SETTING UP IRRIGATION PIPE for the Field Research ;ation’s tobacco
seedbeds are Luke Bruckhart, left, and Charles Suloff. Bruckhart is a regular
employee at the Station, and Suloff works there when he isn’t attending classes
at Delaware Valley College, L. F. Photo
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