12—Lancaster Faming. Saturday. July 1.1967 It is better to fall down, [ban to lie down. WE’VE GOT IT! Texaco Foe! Chief... the finest heating oil money can bny! Texaco Fuel Chief Is today’s top-qual ity heating oil. Result of the most exhaustive re* search in the heating oil field. You’ll find Texaco Fuel Chief dependable in quality, delivery after de livery. It’s clean burning. And it’s economical— Sives complete combus* on from every drop. Or der Texaco Fuel Chief to day. We’ll fill your fuel-oil tank promptly. rpuel Chief*! We Give S & H Green Stamps Garber Oil Co. Texaco Fuel Chief Heating Oil 105 Fairview St. MOUNT JOY, PA. Ph. 653-1821 Feed Florin 14% or 16% Dairy Ration to your Herd to make Milk and Money For a healthy, highly productive herd. Florin enriched dairy feed is scientifically formulated, tested and proved. Feed it regularly, and see the results ... more milk from cows, more money for you. aWolgemuth Bros., inc. . ~ MOUNT JOY, PENNA. ' ~ r Tobacco Fungi To Be Studied Recent showers spurred con tinued growth of crops, accord- Fungi and their toxin-producing to the Pennsylvania Crop iug potential on tobacco leaves Reporting Service. Cultivation will be identified and examined of corn for weeds and grass, by scientists at the University along with hay making when of Kentucky Research Founda- possible, were the tnajoi fle d tion, Lexington, under an $B9.- activities during the week. 020 conti act awarded by the Other activities included spray- U.S. Department of Agriculture, ing of crops for weeds and in- The two-year study will in- sects, silo filling, and gieen volve; identification of fungi chopping livestock feed. High that may produce toxic prod- humidity and tempeiatuies ucts on tobacco leaves, defini- along with showers during the tion of the environmental con- week held field work to a slow ditions that influence toxin pace. Soil moisture supplies production, and isolation and are reported near adequate in description of the toxic com- most areas, pounds with an explanation of GR. AINS their possible actions. Corn utilized the recent The biological effects of the rains to make growth. Stands compounds on laboratory ani- are generally good, with cut mals also will be studied. tivation underway. Barley is Further evaluations will be coloring rapidly, with haivest made of the effects of pH, tern- expected to start later than perature. nutrients, and age of usual. Lodging is severe in the fungi upon potential toxin some areas. Wheat continues to production head, and shows some lodging. '—— — but a good crop is expected. DID YOU KNOW-That will- Oats are heading in the south fully injuring plants, trees or on short straw, with the mois grains is a misdemeanor and ture received expected to well is subject to a fine not exceed- fill the heads, ing $3OO, imprisonment not ex- HAY ceeding six months, or both; Hay making proceeded very while cutting or injuring trees slowly during the week, with in State Forests is punishable conditions poor for drying by a fine of not more than 525 Second cutting h"y crops are for each tree or shrub or im- making good use of the mois pnsonment for one day for ture received each dollar of the unpaid fine VEGETABLES and costs. Late summer cabbage is CUSTOM SPRAYING HIGH PRESSURE WASHING and DISINFECTING in all types of poultry houses. MAYNARD L. BEITZEL Witmer, Pa. Phone 392-7237 Crop Roundup Ph. 653-1451 , /"' > / growing well with some limit* growth during the week due to ed quantities being harvested, recent rains, and early plant- Early fall cabbage Is being cd potatoes are blooming, planted now. Snap beans are Spraying and cultivation con growing well with some early tlnues. Excessive rainfall in plantings In bloom. Strawberry scattered areas caused some harvest continues as northern fields to wash badly. areas are picking. Pea harvest Tn .. rrn continues as later plantings in in northern areas reach maturity. Transplanting of tobacco n Sweet corn is making good Lancaster County is nearly 90 growth and In some areas ear* p ercen t complete about 19 ly plantings are knee high. . . th norma i. Exces- Tomato plants are bushing out days late ; arpa , and beginning to blossom pro* sive rainfall iri scatt- e fuselv of the county covered, or wasn ■*' ed out, numerous plants. Grow- POTATOES ers report some cut worm Potatoes made excellent damage. HUFFY MOWERS Rotary - Riding - Reel GROFFS HARDWARE Over One Million Bushels of GRAIN STORAGE CAPACITY Available To Serve You. 1. Top Market Prices 2. Private Storage All Grains , 3. Reduced Storage Charges s 4. Fast Unload 5. Prompt Payment For current prices and storage rates CALL CARGILL, INC. Marietta, Penna. 717-426-2633 For Extra Yields I I.'i. t^with FARMERS' FERTILIZERS FARMS. 'UTILIZER V 365 West Bainbridge St. Elizabethtown, Pa. vTPhone 367-1211 ' "