Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 19, 1969, Image 6

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    f, L.iik.iMim Funning. Naturclav. July 10._196^
New Pioducts
\lmost 80 pei cent ot the 9-
450 supei mm ket lines inliodut
cd into the m.ukcl in 1968 tail
cd to meet pi ejected sales goals,
says Haiold Neigh, Penn State
extension consumer economics
specialist A study of 75 majoi
new pioducts showed the main
reason foi failure was a lack of
a real consumer point of differ
ence A single pioduct failure
can cost fiom $75,000 in test
mai ket to $2O million foi a pio
duct that has been mtioduced
nationally
| Powei Mowei P>lade
Turns Rapidly
The blade on a modem powei
mowei maj turn at 200 mile?
an houi although this seems
haid to believe The blade can
pick up an obiect and hull it at
mote than 200 miles pei houi
says the Coopeiative Extension
Seivice Faim and Home Safety
Committee of The Pennsvlvama
State Umveisitv Yotn lawn
mower was made to turn lawns
but will also turn fmgeis and
toes cautions the committee
Foitified Foods
An\ food that has a nutiient
01 gioup of vitamins and miner
als added so that it contains
xnoie of the nutrient than in its
natural state is referred to as a list Examples of such foods in
“foitified” food, explains Mis elude milk foitified with vita-
Ruth J Buck, Penn State e.xten- mon D and maigaune foitified
sion foods and nutution specia with vitamin A
ALLSS-CHALMIiS
OME-SEVEHTY
• Best performance and comfort
features of the hot One Ninety XT,
in the low profile, high clearance
One Seventy 1
• Automatic TRACTION BOOSTER!
• Hydrostat c power steering!
• Triple hydraulics, ophcnal!
See know at...
N. G. Myers & Son L. H. Brubaker
Hheems, Pa. Lititz, Pa.
Grumelii Form Service Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Quarry ville, Pa. Epluata, R. D. 2
Nissley Farm Service L. H. Brubaker
Washington 80.0, Pa. Lancaster, Pa.
Allen H. Matz Farm Equipment
• Farm Calendar
(Continued fiom Page 1)
10 a m —• 4 H Dau> .Judging and
Fitting Iliad vice Tiainmg,
Kimbcrton Community Fair,
Chestci Co
Thursday, July 24
6 30 am Pennsylvania Live
stock Field Day. bus leaves
Lancaster Shopping Center
10 a m Pennsy Ivania Fai mers’
Association Ladies Day Out,
Faim and Home Centei.
Saturday. July 26
9 am —4 H Horse and Pony
Round-up. Lane Riding
Club 2615 Columbia Ave
11 am Pennsvlvama Mastei
Faimeis Annual Picnic.
Faim and Home Centei
• NEW VARIETY
(Continued fiom Page 1)
na'se ciop roi glasses, he said
Stiaw Meld was thought to be
about the same in both vaneties
Heishe\ thought the Blue Boy
should bo planted eailiei than
the Octobei 10 planting date he
gave it A tew weeks longei
giowmg season in the fall would
help the stools to get a bettei
stait he said
Hei-shev pianted two bushels
of seed pei acie Yield was 80
bushels
(53* HORSEPOWER)
AUIS-CHA'-WS^S
>M'r es 1 5. PTO np.
New Holland
SOIL FERTILITY SPECIALISTS from
seven states visit with Raymond N. Buch
er. (left). Lititz Rl. Tuesday morning on
a local stop of the American Potash Insti
tute Top Farmer Tour. Local men on the
Those visiting the local fames. Pennsylvania, Farm Market
were William Guffith and Con- Specialist. William McClellan,
, „ , . . US Steel, Agronomist, Wuhan*
lad Kiesge, Ag.onomists, Amei- L B , übakei . Organic Plant Food
soil elements moie—such as ican Potash Institute, Ca;l Engle Lancastei Arnold Lueck, Assn
zink and magnesium and (6) it \v e st Virginia, Extension Agio- ciate Lancaster Count} Agent.
• AGRONOMISTS
(Continued fiom Page 1)
i c impoitant to keep soil nutri
ents in balance
Bucher feeds 125 steers and neiy and James Patterson, New
860 hogs each year and has a Jersey Extension Agronomists, rpj ie new fjo ure established
2,400 poultry breedei flock He William Mitchell, Delaware, Ex
takes his soil samples in the fall tension Agronomist. Harold for the hei S ht of Mt Eve i rest 1S
and wants a 20,000 to 21,000 coin Shoemaker. Ohio, Extension Ag- 29,028 feet The National Geo
plant population in 36 inch rows ronomist: Allan Bandel. Mary- graphic Society has accepted the
He plows all fei tihzei down in land, Extension Agi onomist. new figure, but many mountam.-
his coin giound except for a low James Eakin, Pennsylvania. E\ eeung groups still hold to the
ban of 10-45-15 staitei fertilize! tension Agronomist Fred Hugh- traditional 29,002 feet.
u
THIS
OF
Lime Requirements At A Reduction of 20c/Ton
Coll Your Agwoy Store Today
Ail Deliveries on this special price basis must be completed
by August 30. '
Now Is The Time To Apply Your Lime Requirements.
Your Agway Cooperative has modern equipment and trained personnel to ap
ply your lime needs non.
Agway
nonust, Robert Lucej, New Yoik
Extension Agionomist Roj Flan-
MMM
u
IS A TRUCKLOAD
EXTRA PROFITS
For prompt, courteous service ... Call the
Lancaster Agway Store today.
Phone 394-0541
Dillerville Road & Manheim Pike
, Lancaster, Pemia. ,
tour were: (left to right) Bucher. Willian.*
L. Brubaker. Organic Plant Food,
and Arnold Lueck. Associate Lancaster
County Agent. L. F. Phot*
Everest’s Height