Five Acre
Corn Contest
Rules Stated
The rules for the five acre
corn contest were announced
this week by Arnold G. Lueck,
Associate Agricultural Agent!
They are as follows:
1. Only machine harvested,
either picker or picker-sheller
or combine, will be done. No
hand harvesting.
2. In order to obtain a high
er degree of sampling accura
cy, five (5) randomly selected
locations within each field will
be chosen At each of the chos
en locations we will haivest
two rows The distance to har
vest will depend on jour row
width. We will likely cut away
by hand a three foot area at
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Cane molasses, urea, phosphoric acid, vitamin A palmitate, D-activated
plant sterol, Ferrous sulfate, zinc sulfate, manganese sulfate, copper sul
fate, cobalt sulfate, potassium iodide, vitamin E supplement.
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each end of the plot to be
harvested. Two row harvesters
will have one (1) sample
weight per location, and a to
tal of five (5) per field. One
row harvesters will have two
(2) sample weights per loca
tion, and a total of ten (10)
per field.
3. Moisture sample will be
taken from the harvested plots.
4. A population check is not
required before harvest time.
Field information, cultural
practices and so on will be
needed as usual. Have soil test
handy.
5 It will be all right to open
up the field. This is lecom
mended.
6 Call che Extension office
seveial days in advance of
when you plan to pick the
field
BECAUSE...
non-protein nitrogen)
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Ingredients
Holstein Type
Classification
Program Starts
The type classification pro
gram for Registered Holstein
Breeders in Southeastern Penn
sylvania, including Lancaster
County, will begin December
4, according to David C Slus
ser, Fieldman for the Pennsyl
vania Holstein Association.
Participation is open to any
one with a Registeied Holstein
female that has freshened. Also
males over two years old are
eligible to be scoied You must
complete the application and
mail it with the group program
fees to the Holslein-Fnesian
Association of America, Biat-
.00%
1.00%
.50%
i. 00%
1,000 1.U./lb.
;,000 i.u./ib.
,000 1.U./ton
. . 10.
. . 10
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Landaster Farming, Saturday, October 14,1967 —9
State Soil And
Water Meet To
Be In Lancaster
The 20th annual conference
of the State Soil and Water
Conservation Commission and
the Pennsylvania Association
of Soil and Water Conserva
tion District Directois, Inc,
will be held at Lancastei No
vember 8-10.
Approximately 400 district
dhectois, eonscivation agency
representatives and conserva
tion leaders fiom Pennsylvania
and sui rounding stales are ex-
tleboio, Veimont bv the mail
ing deadline of October 31 if
you wish to participate This
deadline is strictly obseived
“If theie are clays timing
Decembei when your heid can
not be classified, be sure to
note this on the application
with any other special re
quests,” Slusser said “You will
receive a seven to ten day no
tice of classification tune and
date ”
PUREBRED GUERNSEY SALE
Daniel E. Harris, Newark, Del., owner
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,1967, 12:30 NOON
At the farm located about 5 mi. northeast of Newark, Del.,
near Corner Ketch on Newark Rd. From Pa. take Rt. #4l south
out of Avondale (Chester Co.), then follow sign to Kaolin. At first
cross road turn right, at the next cross road turn right again for
1.7 miles to farm following signs.
One of the really top herds in Eastern USA. DHIA aveiage
consistently over 10,500#M. 32 of the cows in sale with records
from 10,000# up to 15,000#M.
T.B. & Bang’s Cert.
Injected against shipping fever.
24 head fresh or due the last half of the year, 10 in Jan. and
Feb.
Cows are young, large, with good udders and well taken care
of. If you want to improve your herd and production, you can’t
afford to miss this sale.
Also to be sold, DeLaval Dumping Station and Pipeline 3
DeLaval Speedway Milkers.
For catalogs write to:
Penna. Guernsey Breeders’ Ass’n.
P. O. Box 458 Camp Hill, Pa., 17011
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Insist on VORLEX for your seed-beds this fall for
better plants next spring. No other soil fumigant can
do so much to assure you thrifty tobacco plants
Call the VORLEX Custom Applicator in your area.
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717-354-5848 215-267-6169 I
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pected to attend sessions to be
held at the Host Town Motel.
Plans for the meeting were
announced jointly <by State Ag
riculture Secietary Leland H.
Bull, chaiiman of the commis
sion. and David J. Woods, pies
ident of the state association.
The conference will open
with committee meetings and
auto tours foi early amvals
Wednesday afternoon, Novem
bei 8, followed bv an evening
progiam sponsored by the host
distnct ot Lancaster County.
Thin sdav's agenda includes
a bieaklast meeting sponsoied
by the New Holland Divi-ion
of Spcnv Rand Coipoiation,
with Miss Rebekah Sheafler, a
fonner Lancastei Counlj school
teacher as guest ®peakei a
panel discussion and pi 'menta
tion of awaids a tom in the
afternoon and the annual ban
quet in the evening at which
Lieut Govemoi Raymond J.
Brodenck will be the speaker.
The confeience closes with a
district directors woikshopand
the annual business meeting
of the state association on Fri
day morning.
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Manheim R 4, 17545
717-665-3759
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