—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 26, 1966
8
Extension Service Cleans, Treats
Tobacco Seed For Area Farmers
The Lancaster County Ex
tension Service has a lons
(history of offering a tobacco
■eed cleaning and treatment
service for (aunty tanners.
This is generally done in a
senes of (he meetings held
at convenient locations in
the area.
The fust meeting of this
year’s senes was held Wed
nesday at the PSU South
eastern Field Research Lab-
Agway Holds
Grand Opening
Agway, Inc. held a ribbdn
cutting ceremony yesterday
celebrating the grand opening
•f its newest Agway Supply
Center at 1027 Dillerville Road,
Lancaster.
On hand for the ceremony
were Walter Butcher, manager
Agway Supply Centers;
Raymond A. Cochran, Agway
regional manager; Hebei- B.
Shelly, manager of the Lancas
ter Center; and Samuel Dum,
chairman of the local Agway
Committee.
According to manager Shelly,
•‘the Lancaster Agway Supply
Center will primarily devote
itself to making farm and
home hardware items avail
able to patrons at reduced
prices.”
The Center will serve as a
warehouse outlet, Shelly said,
and will have trained installa
tion and. service men to take
care of the items sold and
distributed.
Biff, New Cbop-Kinff
lime-chops more tons per hour than any other chopper
The brawny, new Gehl Chop-King is the only chopper
bailt to make full use of today’s big-tractor horsepower.
Short-chops up to 50% more forage per hour than other
choppers . . . even in haylage.
810 IN FEATURES, TOO:
Ragged 8-knife flywheel (see illustration). Knives
chrome-edged to stay sharp longer.
S«lect-A-Cut Transmission changes forage lengths with
the push of a lever.
Big 127 sq. in. throat area • Floating heads hug field
contours • Easy-Swing Drawbar adjusts from the
tractor seat to 4 positions.
Make us Prove If wffh a Demonstrafion I
N. G. HERSHEY
& SON
FARMERSVILLE
EQUIPMENT CO.
R. D. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
Manheim
Harvey Glpe, a new ndtH- morning nnd afternoon, again case. He said that pi, »
t'on to the county extension at the field research farm, about 40 farmers arc ~3
ftnff- According to tmeck, many * n S In their tobscco se-j J*'
Two other meetings were fa^^,er,, now certified treatment,
held this week, and two see f ? ach year ," rhich ls clean The Extension 0111, h
more are planned for next aad ha H nlready I,eea trel,t - continued this sen,,.
oratory near Landisvllle un- week. Th e latter will be on ad against se , edborne diseases, farmers, but has em,,. J
oratoi> near imntiUMiie. un .Many more farmers, who do them to do the Joil, h :, 4
der the supenision of asso- wtonaay, at i p.m., at Jonn , nn . .
date omintv ace»‘ Arnold G Click’s Plant Farm in e tnelr own seed, are selves, and has made
elate count> agen Arnoia u. cleaning and treating these tnre and instruction „ ,
Lueck. He was assisted by Smoketown; and on Tuesday, at , holne than was once the Bb]e f or that purpose. L
BEFORE TREATING TOBACCO SEED it is run TREATING TOBACCO SEED for wildfire is an
through a cleaner to remove the chaff and undersized annual service of the county extension office. Heie
seeds. Assistant county agent Harvey Gipe demon- Arnold G. Lueck, associate county agent, is shown
strates the process with this ancient, homemade rig washing seed in a cloth bag after it was treated with
doing the air cleaning job. L. F. Photo silver nitrate solution L. F Photo
in soon See all the fea-
NEW
WAYNE
LOW-COST A
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WHH
< it works for both cage and floor operations.
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, SES US TODAYJFOggAILS
PARADISE SUPPLY,
Paradise
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
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heiset
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L Lawn and Bellaire
3gj&BBiS!CHMAN FEED'
"• R. D. 1, Stevens '
MILLPORT
ROLLER MILLS
R. D. 4, Lititz
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
C. E. SAUDER & SONS WHITE OAK MILL
R. D. 1, East Earl R. D. 4, Manhelm
IVrlmll?
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
Witmer
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
K. D. 1, QnarryviMe
R. D. 2/ Peach Bottom
MILLERSVILLE '
SUPPLY CO.
MiUersville
ROHRER S MILL
R..D. 1, Ropks
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
levels than
through the
Low-Cost
layers what
'uction and
iff the pra
ock...and