TAPPING OFF a special fertilizer mix at Organic
Plant Food Co., Lancaster, is Randal Kline of Reinholds,
left. William Brubaker of Organic looks on. Kline is
employed at Organic for the seven-week agribusiness
training program of Ephrata High School’s agriculture
department. The special mixes will be used in a field
experiment being conducted jointly by Organic and the
International Minerals Company. L. F. Photo
Don’t plant
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INC
SMOKETOWN
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come back a. second time for seed treated with ORTHO Bird Re-
-pellent. They spit it out and fly away
protection for your seed. All you do is pour this repellent right
in witlrthe seeipih^our,planter box.
Actually,.you're getting more than bird protection with this prod
uct. The fullname’is ORTHO Bird Repellent and Seed Protectant.
It also contains an insecticide to control soil insects such as wire-
worms, seed'corn .maggots and corn rootworm. And a fungicide
for extra protection* against diseases like seedling blight, damp-
off, and seed decay."
This is the only bird repellent that combines all these protec
tions. So this-year, don't plant for the birds. When you get your
seed, ask us for ORTHO Bird Repellent.
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• Agribusiness
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a day. or twenty hours a week.
Their rate of pay \dries fiom
SI 25 on hour to about $175.
Some of the boys will stay on
their jobs through the summer,
Ayers said. He based this esti
mate on last year's results in
which nine of the eleven boys
in the piogrm were invited to
stay on for the summer by
their icspective employers.
Ayers anticipates that, of next
year’s senior agriculture class,
theie will be twelve boys par
ticipating in practical education
al piogram.
• Leaders Workshop
(Continued from Page 1)
Lancaster County delegates
are Dennis Allen. Quarryville
R 2; Eugene Bollinger, Denver
R 2; Glenda Lee Watts, Gap Rl;
Tern Ann Shank, Elizabeth
town Rl; Caiole Rohrer, Man
heim Rl; Avernl Royer, 20i5
Oregon Pike, and Sandy Roh
rer, Manhenn Rl.
The program features dis
cussion groups and workshops
on recreation, social dating,
publicity and news reporting,
teaching, National Awards, and
health Recreation, fun and fel
lowship will roundout a full
and interesting weekend
ORTHO
Bird
Repellent
It's easy to get this kind of
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 29,1967 —
WEIGHING SEEDS is just one of the jobs at which
Ephrata agriculture student Charles Halting works at
the Henry B. Hoover, Inc. general feed and seed store.
Hoover, an Agway dealer, cooperates in the Ephrata
agribusiness training program, in which Harting is a
participant. L. F. Photo
• Corn Products
(Continued fiom Page 1)
the haimomous teamwoik the
two companies have practiced
internationally since the late
1940’5.
Corn Products and Funk
Bros initiated the commeicial
breeding, production and sale
of hybrid seed corn on an in
ternational basis in a joint op
eration m Italy at that time.
Other cooperative piogiams
have followed in Argentina,
Brazil, Chile, France, South
Africa, and Spain, it was noted.
According to the announce
ment, theie will be no change
in Funk Bros Seed Co. trade
marks, headquarters, manage
ment, or personnel. The Bloom
ington, Illinois-based company
will continue to operate under
the Funk Bros, name, as a unit
of Corn Products.
Personnel Manager “You’ie
asking for a pretty big salary
for a man with no experience ”
Applicant “Well, the work is
a lot haider when you don’t
know anything about it.”
Sale Register
SAT. APR 29-Antiques and
Furnishings at 212 Old Lan
caster Road, Devon. Logan A.
Mayfield, owner.
MON. MAY 1-Pony Gale at
Martins Sale Stables, Blue Ball,
Pa at 6 pm.
WED MAY 10-Farm Equip
ment at Mai tins Sale Bain,
Blue Ball, Pa
MEED EXTRA SEED
FOR EXTRA
ACRES
Ctf M tmSTK O*W. Itnl
For top producing corn,
sorghum, FD-100 alfalfa-Ca 1 !
DAVID B. KING
Lancaster
CLOYD WENGER
Lancaster
FRANKLIN N. GRAYBILL
Hershey
ROY B. BOLL
Manheim
HAROLD S. LANDIS
Willow Street
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