[B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 9,1967
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Chemicals Vital
To Farming
Says P.S. Dean
America has long passed the Many changes will occur in
point where anyone can think agricultural production and in
seriously of going back to a pest control programs in parti*
chemical-free, technology-free cular, Larson claimed. Specia
agriculture declared the dean of lized pest control programs will
the College of Agriculture at demand extremely close co-
Penn State Uhiversity August operation between industry,
29 during a chemical pest con- government, the chemical deal
trol workers school at Penn er, the farmer, and the univer-
State sity.
“If we were asked to go back Larson announced that a new
to the agricultural tools of 50 Pesticide Research Laboratory
years ago. America could rival and Graduate Study Center will
some of the world’s most un- be completed at Penn State
derdeveloped nations in pover- early in 1968 Costing over $BOO,-
ly and human misery,” Dean 000 when fully equipped, the
Russell E Larson stated. facility will be one of the most
He called upon the agricul- modern in the nation,
tural industry to make the most Work of the laboratory will
effective use of chemical pest stress (1) monitoring or check
control, with minimum risk to ing for pesticide residues in
Get Your Fall Milk Supply At The . . .
PENNSYLVANIA STATE SALE
HARRISBURG, PENNSYLVANIA
September 13, 1967 1:00 PJML Sharp
Held in conjunction with the Pennsylvania All-American Dairy Show
One of the many features of the sale
will be a daughter of
ROLLING ACRES GOLD BAR PATTY
VG-89%, Ton of' Gold, Tested Dam on 3
dans. avg. 10,606 504.
84 365 20,360 994 Zx
9-6 365 20,359 830 2z
Her daughter selling:
ROLLING ACRES EMPIRE
PATTY JEAN
By Jeanies Empire,, son of Regent Basil
Jeanie, winner of 1959 All American
Minting Derby, 4 recs. over I,ooo'lbs. fat
(HIR and DHIA).
Consignor; Robert H. Eiclc, Columbia
Cross Roads, Pa.
Request catalogs from
JERSEY SERVICE, 808 LORD
Klondike Road, Dudley, Massachusetts , Phone (AC 617) 943-4635
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Tractor (or any other size', any
tractor-impiement team) with a
small percentage down—
No Finance Charge until
Morcfr 1, 1968
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West! Chester 609-2990
Wenger ImplemenfCo. Landis Bros. Inc. r Shotzberger's
Back 284*4467 Lancaster 393*3908 Elm 685*2141
man and his environment. He
termed the use of chemicals
“the backbone of pest control
programs.” The chemical work
ers school was the first of its
kind offered at Penn State.
NEXT SPRING’S NEW TRACTOR?
(It might as well be youts now)
THE
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51 JERSEY
Cows and Heifers
Most are due within two weeks
of the sale.
Many outstanding consignments from
out of state herds including Marlu Farm,
Pioneer Farm, Vaucluse Farm, Tymor
Farm and’Twin Elms Farm.
Milk # Milk, Milk!
This is the sale that has it!
Auctioneer: S. Braden King
Boonsboro, Maryland
That's the John Deere Waiver-of-Fi
nanceplan; it's in effect right now. Here's
your chance to put new equipment to
work right now— for fail disking .. .
other seasonal woik. You can buy at to
day’s prices, get today’s tiade-in allow
ances, and possibly save on income tax.
If you want real dollars-and cents econ
omy-hurry in. This deal is on us!
A. B. C. Groff, inc.
New Holland 354-8001
• Hoy* You Heard?
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dry. To avoid such marks, cook
at moderate heat.
How To Tenderize Beef
You can tenderize meat me
chanically by grinding, scoring,
or cubing. This shortens the
length of connective tissue and
makes meat more tender.
Acids such as found in toma
toes also tenderize beef. But
these have a limited' effect be
cause there isn’t enough time
for the acid to penetrate the
meat.
Marinades can tenderize cub-
crops, soils, water, livestock, and
wildlife, (2) studies on less per
sistent pesticides which will pro
tect agricultural crops without
accumulating residues, and (3)
biological control of pests by
means of parasites, predators,
bacteria, and viruses requiring
minimal use of chemical pesti
cides.
cd meat and make it more Juicy, age. And it slightly deofeascs
Freeze Corn For Use All Year the volume of the corn and) ten-
Select corn for freezing that’s dorizes- it for easier and' more
just right for table use. economical packing.
Corn which has good flavor, Depending on their size, scald
color, tenderness, is free from whole cars of corn in boiling
defects, and uniform in size is water for 7 to 11 mimlffes fbr
most suitable. cars from which you’ll cut the
Varieties of com suitable for kernels, scald 4 minutes,
freezing include Goldencross work with a few eara> at a
Bantam, Seneca Chief, Silver- time to insure thorough blanch
cross, and Narrowgrain Ever- i ng . chill blanched corn imrae
fireen. distely to stop any cooking.
Blancing scalding in water Wrap whole ears in moibtare
— is necessary in preparing vapor-resistant material; pack
corn for the freezer. Blanching cut com in containers- and
maintains quality during stor- freeze at once.
PUBLIC SALE
450 HEAD OF HOGS, FEED, ETC.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
AT 11:00 A.M. '
Due to ill health the undersigned is discontinuing the Bog
business and will sell his entire slock of hogs at public sale on the
premises, located along the Hanover-Baltimore Pike, Md., Bt. 30,
one mile North of Manchester, Maryland, the following:
150 SOWS Hampshire, Yorkshire, Hampshire & Yorkshire
crossed, a few Berkshires. About 50 of these sows will farrow by
day of sale, 50 will farrow within 30 to 45 days after sale, 50 will
have been recently bred. These sows have been producing nice
large litters.
6 BOARS Purebred Hampshire. J
. 20 GILTS some old enough to breed. 4P3
300 PIGS and SHOATS
ranging from 6 weeks old to about 80 lbs.
FEED 700 bu. oats, 500 bu. barley* '
EQUIPMENT 2 six-pen farrowing houses, one with gas
heater; lot of electric cords for heat lamps, power com shelter,
etc.
Terms: Cash
Cletus J. R Blade
Sterling Leese, Auctioneer
Stewart Strevig, Clerk
'Stand rights reserved;
SPECIAL CATTLE
SALES 1967
ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC.
ABINGDON, VA. PHONE 628-3551
Sale Every Thursday All Classes Livestock
50P1000 lb. Native Steers Native Steer-Heifer Calves
Ist Hereford STEER Sale 1000'
Angus STEER Sale 910*
Angus CALF Sale 500 •
2nd Hereford STEER Sale 2562'
State Feeder CALF Sale 1000*
Angus COW Sale 500*
Sponsored by Virginia Angus Association
Ist Tri-State CALF Sale 1550
3rd Hereford STEER Sale 2717*
Hereford COW Sale 500* Wed., NOV. B—l pm.
Sponsored by Virginia Hereford Association •
2nd‘Tri»Statc CAEF Sale 1763*
TAZEWELL LIVESTOCK MARKET* INC.
TAZEWELL, VA. PHONE 982-9921 I
Sale Every Monday All Classes of Livestock 1
Feeder STEER Sale 1000* Wed, 1 , OGT. M—7 pm.
State Feedfcr CALF Sale 850* Wed., OCT. 18—1 pm.
Clinch Val. Fdr. CALF Sale 750- Wed., OCT, 25—7 pm.
PLEASE NOTE: On all sales (at both markets) scheduled
for 1 p.m. cattle will be weighed-in the DAY BEFORE RAKE.
On all sales (at both markets) scheduled for 7 p.m. cattle Will
be weighed-in and SOLD SAME DAY.
All cattle in the sales at both markets will be officially graded) by
Virginia Division of Markets. Check'with your County Agent, the
Sales Committee or the Markets for further information.
* Indicates No. Head 1966 Sales,
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WRITE OR CALK.
ABINGDON LIVESTOCK MARKET. INC; !
A FEDERALLY SUPERVISED MARKET- j
ABINGDON, VA.
Tues., SEPT. 19—7 pim.
Tues., SEPT. 26—7' pim.
Tues., OCT. 3—7 pim.
Tues., OCT. 10—1 pirn.
Tues., OCT. 17—7'pim.
Fri.. OCT. pirn.
Tues., OCT. 24—1 pita.
Tues., OCT. 31—1 pim.
Tues.. NOV.
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