36= Ln ncnM cr Forming, Snturdo
Penna. Farm Show Program By Day
(Continued fiom Page 25)
100 100—4 11 Hub Polalo Guiding Contest,
Hoorn K. M.mi Show Building.
* 30.1 00—Futme lloincmakcis of Amenc.i
honirnuking dcmonCi.lii'nu Dcp.iitmcnt
of Education Booth. Uppci Concomsc.
Laige \icna
10 00—Nut Giowcrs Association Meeting. Office
No 2. Laige Arena. Second Concomsc.
10 00—Judging 411 Club Shorthorns—Large
Arena
10 30—Judging 4-H Market Lambs—Small Arena.
10.30—Judging 4-H Club Herefords—Large
Arena.
11 45—Judging 4-H Club Angus—Large Arena.
Thursday Afternoon, January 15
1 00—Judging Open Class Market Lambs—Small
Arena
1 00—Maple Producers Council Meeting. Room
202. Department of Agriculture Building.
I:oo—Nut Growers Association reconvenes. Of
fice No. 2, Large Arena, Second Concourse.
1- Judging 4-H Baby Trios—Large Arena.
2- 4-H Lamb Fitting and Showmanship Con-
APPLY LIME
ON FROZEN
GROUND
Don’t hesitate to apply lime, even if the ground
is frozen. The freezing and thawing action of
Winter helps disseminate the lime, assuring you
a properly balanced soil, ready for Spring
plowing. And remember, liming pays in extra
bushels and tons of crops and forage.
MARTEN’S LIMESTONE
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test*—Small Aronn.
2 45—Judging 4-11 Breed Champions and Grand
Champion 4 11 Steer —Large Arena.
3 30—4 II Sheep Blocking and Grooming Con-
test—Small Arena
4 so—4-H and FFA Tractor Driving Contests—
Lai go Arena.
Thursday Evening, January 15
o 00—Potato Growers Banquet, Penn-Harris Mo
tor Inn. ~ ....
7.oo—Livestock Cavalcade: 4-H Club Light Hor
se and Pony Demonstration— Large Arena
Friday Morning, January 16
930 4-H Baby Beef Showmanship Contest-
Large Arena. , .
9 30-1 00—Future Homemakers of America
homemaking demonstrations. Department
of Education Booth, Upper Concourse.
Large Arena.
Friday Afternoon, January 16
1-00—Sale of 441 Baby Beeves and Lambs, fol
* lowed by Market Lamb Sale —Large Arena
4 oo—Faim Show closes.
Gap, Pa. 442-4148
• Form Use
(Continued horn Page 19)
co' ,, -r acres of land. 3 Using
electnc lights to supplement
solar energy in crop produc
tion aieas 4 Using radio con
trols to match the operation of
ungation systems with power
availability 5 Use of all-electric
crop conditioning systems to
keep shelled corn and other
perishables from spoiling 6 Use
of waste heat from nuclear
powei stations for soil warming,
irrigation, and gieenhouse heat
ing
T"irel concluded by predict
ing that electricity would con
tinue to be a low-priced energy
for agricultural use He said
that developments such as fast
breeder reactors and automated
meter reading would help to
offset the effects of inflation,
and of increased spending by
electnc power suppliers to re
duce pollution and improve the
appearance and reliability of
their systems.
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