C LaiiciiHU'i' Knnnintf. Saturday. May 30.1970
Many Local Youths to Attend
Congress at Penn State
4-H
Outstanding l.ancastei Coun
ty 411 membeis base been
named to attend the Ponnsjl
viiniii 4 11 Congiess .lime IS 18
on the Penns.\l\ama Slate Uni
vcisity campus
The Pennsylxama 411 Con
qiess is designed to de%e!op an
appieciation and nndei standing
of national and international
piobletns and to pi act ice lead
ciship and the acceptance of
i esponsibilil.v foi independent
gioup actions
In addition, membeis will
shaie and cotnnbute ideas with
others upon then leturn home
At Congress they will paitici
pate in assemblies, discussions,
and intei est groups, and rec
reational activities
Featured confei ence guests
aie Jesse Owens, Olympic Hack
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Last year we introduced DIFOLATAN 4 Flowable This
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Theie are a lot of leasons foi this One is that DIFO
LA.TAN is the only completely flowable fungicide you can
buv That makes it easiei to handle Theie’s no dust to
bothei vou when pouung it And because it’s flowable, it
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equipment
And when it comes light to the heait of the mattei
fighting blight ORTHO DIFOLATAN is bsttei than any
fungicide being sold today
It gives excellent piotection against both eaily and late
blight And is paiticulaily effective against tubei lot
DIFOLATAN sticks to the plant, icsists weathering
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tain youi schedule without woilying about the effects of
weathei or irngation
Protection against tubei rot is outstanding When you
put potatoes in stoiage you’ll nevei know how well vou did
in the blight fight until you’ve shipped the last of them
Fields may look icasonably healthy befoie haivest, but if
you put infected tubeis into stoiage you can find yourself
with a costly, heavy cull out of late blight tuber rot infec
tion
DIFOLATAN woiks to give you gieatei yields of
healthy potatoes And—because it’s flowable—it does that
even bettei
The fust time you use DIFOLATAN 4 Flowable will be
the last time you ever see potato blight
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collegiate hoax > weight wrest
ling champion and football
tackle foi the 1969 70 Niltany
Lions and Se\ei Toietti. assis
taut dn color of athletics at
Penn State
Coopeiatixe Extension Se;-
\ice peisonnel. including Uni
\eisity facultx membeis, coun
t.v agents and extension home
economists will assist with pro
giam activities.
Jay liwm associate county
agent said local 4-H members
participating in Pennsylvania
4-H Congress include
Maiganta Eshleman. Pequea
RDI; Cynthia Balmer, Lititz
RD4. Nanc> Barley. Millers
ville RDI. Sandy Calfant, 33
N. Kmzcr Ave. New Holland.
Margaret Freeman, 257 Locust
St, New Holland. Becky Glat
feller, 2025 State St, East
Peteisbuig. Debia Giegory, Lit
itz RDI
Joanne Leatheiman, 1213
Hillcrest Road, Akion, Judy
Miller, 64 Bethany Road, Eph
rata, Deboiah Royer, Ephrata
RD2 Margaiet Shope, 754 Vil
lage Road, Lampetei. Janice
Weaver, Ephiata RDI
Linda Witmer, Willow Street
RD2, Kuk Bussell, Manheim
RDI; Allan Crider, Nottingham
RD2: Wayne Lefever, Quarry
ville RDI, - Michael Leinmger,
Denver RD2, Jim Watts, 31 N
Grant St, Manheim
Deadline for paying the $2O pasture crop for each animal per cent below last year and 20
cost per delegate is Friday, June unit, Kreuzberger points out per cent below 1968 The number
5, Miss Maiy Rosenbeigei , assis- The same acreage can be used one and two Southern producing
tant extension home economist for both winter grain and sum- States, South Carolina, and Geor
mfoimed the youths this week. mer annuals gia, expect 14 and 17 per cent
. , , less than last year, respectively.
The group will be chapeioned ‘Sorguhm and sorghum su
by Mrs Luke Brandt, leader of da " hybrids arc not considered Mississippi growers expect to
suitable as forages for sheep, harvest the same size crop as
Mountville 4-H Club and mem- Kreuzberger emphasized “For last year, but all other Southern
ber of the 4-H Leader’s Coun- pasture, these forages may be peach States expect smaller
cil- dangerously high in hydro- crops
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Agway
Penn State Official
Urges Sheep Handbook
Winlci small grains make ex
cellent late fall, early spring,
and summer pasture foi sheep,
accoiding to the new “Sheep
Handbook” published by Penn
sylvania State Umveisity Col
lege of Agi iculture.
“With appropriate planning
and management, certain small
grain crops can extend the
grazing season an additional
two months oi more,” said
Frank L Kruezberger. Penn
State extension animal scien
tist, one of the publication’s
authors ” In addition to supply
ing good foiage when ewes
need it, small grains also pro
vide an area for winter exei
cise.”
In general, plan on one
fourth to one-half acre of a
well - fertilized
Agway Bee Line’s Local Commodity Technicians are
MR. FRED BERLIN
MR. HAROLD KINSEY
BEE-LINE SUPPLY CENTER
supplemental
1027 Dillerville Road, Lancaster
Ph: 717-397-4761
cyanic acid at the desirabla
growth stage for grazing.”
The "Sheep Handbook,”
which contains the most up-to
date sheep feeding, manage*
ment, and health information
found anywhere in the United
States, may be purchased for
$2 00 plus 6 per cent Pennsyl
vania sales tax. Make check or
money order payable to Penn
sylvania State University and
send with your name and ad
dress to SHEEP HANDBOOK,
Box 6000, University Paik, Pa.
16802
This handbook is designed to
be a useful refeience for both
full-time and part-time sheep
laisers.
Southern Peaches Off
Peach production in the nine
Southern States is forecast 14
N.