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We sell from 3 1-2 K. W. to 100 K. W.
Generator Sets.
Lister Diesels can be mounted
on various pieces of equipment.
FREE ESTIMATES ON SET-UPS
Such as: Irrigation, Refrigeration,
Electric Generating Plants, etc.
Also Creamery Package Bulk Milk Tanks
C. B. HOOBER & SON
Intercourse, Pcnna
Young Com Nleds
Extra Help Froml|
AG RICO’ 1
-Aj. Young, delicate seedlings
need extra help to get off
w to fast, vigorous starts.
They need readily available
tsmmf plant foods,
O/mia
Agrico for corn has those essential
•foments, in water-soluble form,
which tender seedling roots can
•esity absorb. Agrico in the row
gives young corn the food needed
for the fast, vigorous starts that
•dd extra bushels at harvest time.
Agrico in the row helps plants to
• Start Fast
• Crowd out weeds
• Shade soil, conserve
moisture
• Grow bigger yields
Agrlco in the row is an important
atep along the Critical Path to Farm
Profit. Order today from
Bard's Hardware Hoffman's Nurseries
Leacock, Pa. Kli/abetblown. Pa
Fowl's Feed Service Lester M. Weaver Brown & Rea, Inc.
B. I). #2, Poach Bottom il I). New Holland Athlon, Pa.
Phone: 768-82.31
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Roy W. Zimmerman,
Inc.
Ephrata, Pa,
52nd Little Internationa!
April 26 At Penn State
It is tlicit turn* ol V’ar again
for tlie Little International at
The Pennsylvania State Univer
sity The Little International i.s
a livestock show organized and
presented by the Penn State
students of the Block and Bridie
Chib
This year's 52nd show will be
held on April 26 in the Univer
sity Ice Skating Pavilion Here
students compete in showman
ship and grooming oi Penn
State's beef cattle, horses,
swine and sheep
About lour weeks before the
show (he students start to work
with and train their animals,
chosen by lot Course credit is
not oflered lor this work, but
the experience and practical
knowledge is eonsideicd of
"real value especially for
students in animal industry
The men who will fudge the
ability of students to lit and
show then animals are. in beef
cattle, Thomas Williams of
Bradmar Angus in Colmar, 111.:
in horses, Robeit Valla nee, pre
sently a veterinary student at
the University ol Pennsylvania,
in sheep, Thomas Colvert. asso
ciate county agent in Somerset
County: and in swine, Mevin
Nelson Weaver
Lit it z & \cw Providence
Lancaster Farming, Satuf (Liy, / ,)ril 12. 1969-
JSeibe. .i swine piodmar in
C’entie County
The day s events begin with
sheep and heel cattle nidging
at 8 am followed bv swine
judging at 10 a m \ sheep
dressing contest will take place
after the swine judging At 1
p.m the horse judging will be
gm, followed by the judging of
Ihe champion showman ol all
events
Alter a busy morning and.
afternoon, there will be an,
evening banquet m the fletze)'
Union Building where the sft '
dents will receive their pi izeo ,
Lola ml (I Bull. Slate Secretary 1
ol Agriculture, will be honored 1
at the banquet as the year s out
standing alumnus Dr Thomas,
L Merritt, associate piolessoi ,
oi animal science, to whom the 1
show is dedicated, will also be
honoted Both men were select .
ed lor their contributions to the '
animal industry
HERE ARE 6 WAYS WE
COULD SKIMP ON THE
FAMOUS LAMCO
FORAGE BOX
ITT1 TT . , ...... R t'pla e'e our Safe
Use n Ualehel "W H . Duty Onttecd
instead «t SMOOTH \prou with a danger-
WORM DRA T E 1 v
* ons anger.
3 Use common boater m place ol our Spiral
beater which peels of!' the material. No
Bunching No Plugging
Lamco is Safe Smoofh and Trouble bee
14 Eoot Standard Bov
KINZER EQUIP. CO.
Your Equipment Center in L;me;isler Count j,
Bo\ 23, Kin/er, Pa
'l’eniVv’A diiui's coramL'ni'i'l
Juuuhiei houses turned out !K,-
(>75,000 pound-, ol led meal in
February This was 15 percent
lass then .lannaiy production
and 4 pnu.nl less than February
a year aeo I’ai I ol the decline
was attributed to tower slauoh-
lermg riay< in Febmary. aecoid
mg to the Slate Crop Repartim
Service Commeieial meal pio
duelion excludes anl m a 1
slaughtered on (arms
Erth - Rite
Composted Orgonie
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