6-Lancaster Farming. Saturday. July 6,1968
Research And Development
Stated As Ag College Role
" Research and development es- Secondly, the “agricultural
si iti.il for agricultural progress community" should assist less
in tills country and. to some ev developed countries to do a bet
tc it around the world, is the re tor job of feeding themselves.
s . msihihty of the College of Ag- He described improved agn
n ultuie at Tlic Pennsylvania cultural technology as a vital
S tie University stated Dr Rus- means of aiding the loss devel
so 1 E I.aison dean of the Col- oped countries Agricultural re
ie,e. dunng the fust annual search and extension methods
meeting of agricultural alumm used in the Commonwealth
he’d lecentlv at Unit ersity Park could be applied effectively m
, ... ~ such countries, he suggested.
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t. caw „nd hc.ond developmcnt ," he atf.rm
ed.
George E Btandow profes
so of agncultural economics.
so id Pennsihama agriculture DID Y OU KNOW Only
has a dual role in helping to ree species yellow hirch,
feed the growing world popula beech and basswood have de
tain First, Pennsvhama farm- creased in sawtimber volume in
ei'. are producing food for Amer- Pennsylvania since 1955. (Dept,
knn consumers and for export of Forests & Waters)
OPEN
HOUSE
HIESTAND, INC. invites you to see the first new
CHORE-TIME automatic cage feeder in operation for
Pennsylvania in a new 20,000 capacity Pockman cage
house on the farm of Glenn Gayman, Chambersburg.
Pa.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 11
Sponsored by Franklin County Poultry Assoc.
Refreshments
Phone 426-1101 for further information or transportation.
C. B. Hoober
INTERCOURSE
768-8231
Correspondence
Courses left
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LEARN ABOUT
DAIRY GOATS
So you have decided to keep a
dairy goat! Will you buy a milk
ing doe or start with a young
kid? Or a doe and her kid?
According to a Pennsylvania
Slate University correspondence
course on dairy goats, the ani
mals you buy are determined
somewhat by how much you
wish to pay. A milking doe in
her second to fifth lactations is
the most productive age. It’s al
so the age when does are high-
You are invited to participate and attend
The Lancaster County
PLOWING CONTEST
MONDAY, JULY 29, 1968
At the farm of Tony Grumelli, near Nine Points
FEATURING
4-H Tractor Driving Contest FFA Soil Judging
Grease Pig Chase Door Prizes
Demonstrations by Cooperating Agencies
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Sponsored by:
Lancaster County Soil and Water Conservation District
Lunch Available Queen of the Furrow participating
APACITY
to you for high-performance BALING
The people who bring you the machines that work
Messick Farm Equip.
ELIZABETHTOWN
367-1319
Cope & Weaver Co.
NEW PROVIDENCE
786-7351
est In price. Kids a few weeks
old aren’t expensive. Buy you
pay out money in feed to raise
them.
Does drop in milk production
when moved to new homes with
different owners, says the corre
spondence course. It is better to
-buy them toward the end of lac
tations. They then get accus
tomed to new surroundings be
fore kidding and milk produc
tion starts anew. You also have
a kid to raise.
Goats like company of their
kind. Loneliness affects them
more than any other animal. So,
keep two or mor n goats.
If you want to learn more
about dairy goats, study the
Pejin State correspondence
course. Anyone can enroll by
sending his name and address
with $2 25 to Dairy Goats, Box
5000, University Park, Pa. 16802.
Make checks or money orders
MORE
see it today.mm
Special Invitation
Extended To Attend
Poultry Open House
A special* invitation to attend
an open house at the farm of
Glenn Cayman, at Chambers
burg in Franklin County has
been extended by Paul Hlestand
of Hiestand, Inc. Marietta HI.
The open house, Thursday eve
ning, July 11, will show a new
20,000 capacity Pockman cage
house and the first new Chore-
Time automatic cage feeder in
operation for Pennsylvania. The
event is sponsored by the Frank
lin County Poultry Associatidn.
Hiestand invites all interested
persons to call 426-1101 for
further information or transpor
tation.
payable to The Pennsylvania
State University. A course copy
OTll come to you by mail.
NEW
{ I N T ERNATIO N At- |
BALERS
ir More capacity to handle
heavy windrows
■ic More capacity to tie
firm, uniform bales
★ More capacity to keep
on-the-go
International Harvester
Sales and Service
EPHRATA 733-2283
Kauffman Bros.
mountville
285-5951