Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 27, 1970, Image 10

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    [O—Lancoatcr Farming, Saturday. Juno 27.1970
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Local 4-H’ers Visit Wisconsin
Some ot the local 4-H eis head- be living with 4-H host families tup They will letmn to Lan
ir.« toi Ban on Wisconsin, early as pait of the family, learning castei July 1
Werinesda\ aie Maigaiet Fiee- then many ways of life and tel- This is the fiist pait of the 4-H
man. Veinon Yost, David Wan- ling them of Lancastei County, exchange piogiam The second
nu. Arnold Lueck, associate Altogelhei, 36 4H’eis and two pait will be hosting a delegation
county a w ent one of the chap- chapeiones, Mi Lueck and Mrs. of the 41 4-H'eis and leadeis
eiones and Sandy Chalfont Alma Shank, a 4H leader from fiom Plymouth County, lowa,
While in Wisconsin, they will Elizabethtown, aie making the July 8 to 13 __
Nurserymen Tour Set Cor,is,e 4 H ers Visit
July 2 to New Jersey
The Cooperative Extension
Service tour for nurserymen will
he to New Jersey this year July
2, from 7:15 am to 6 pm The
two nurseries to be visited are
Howe Nursery, Pennington, N J ,
and Princeton Nurseries, Prince
ton, ‘N J
The Howe Nursery, which
covers 125 acres and has a garden
center operation, is set-up for
irrigation Other highlights in
clude 70,000 square feet of plas
tic houses and wire baskets used
for container growing.
The Princeton Nm series have
900 acres and the group will
visit the propagating houses, lath
bouses, and the 20 houses used
for contamei gi owing and cold
storage
Following a toui of the nurs
ery at Punceton, the group will
visit the Allentown bianch of
Princeton Nursei res, "which has
750 acres under production
The gioup will leave the West
Chester Bus Station at 7 15 a m
and make a stop at the King of
Body Lice/ Mites Acute
Problem on Egg Forms
Body lice and mites are seri
ous problems in many com
mercial poultry operations, re
minds Jay Irwin, associate
county agricultural agent
It is difficult to determine
the dollar and cents loss to
the poultry mdustiy, but sub
stantial losses do occur in the
foim of i educed egg pi eduction,
poor growth and death due to
disease.
One study conducted at the
Umveisity of Anzona showed a
26 per cent drop in egg produc
tion when only 10 lice were
placed on each hen After 14
weeks the test hens averaged
24,000 lice per hen
Control measui es were initiat
ed at a cost of 2 6 cents per hen
Within 11 days the increase in
egg pioduction more than off
set the cost ot conti ol
Facts About Farming
Hungei is not the only cause
of malnutution In many in
stances it is caused by physical
health pioblems of an individual
oi bad eating habits accoidmg
to lepoiis liom the White House
Confeience on Food and Nutri
tion.
Prussia Shopping Center at 8
a m. The bus will return to King
of Prussia at 6 p m.
The round trip fare, including
lunch will be $6. Reservations
were due June 26.
The Cumbeiland County 4-H
Baby Beet Club of Carlisle will
be guests of the Red Rose 4-H
Baby Beef and Lamb Club at 8
p m Wednesday at the Carl
Longeneckei farm, Lititz RD2
Prof Herman Purdy of the
Penn State animal science de
partment, will talk on “Baby
Beef Feeding and Showing.”
Try A Classified Ad It Pays!
DIFOLATAN 4 FLOWABLE
The only flowable fungicide
made to fight potato blight.
DIHIIATM.
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Last year we introduced DIFOLATAN 4 Flowable. This
year it’s the fastest selling potato fungicide on the market.
There are a lot of leasons for this. One is that DIFO
LATAN is the only completely flowable fungicide you can
buy. That makes it easier to handle. There’s no dust to
bother you when pouring it. And because it’s flowable, it
goes through any nozzle. In other words, it won’t clog your
equipment
Andiwhen it comes right to the heart of the matter
fighting blight ORTHO DIFOLATAN is bettei than any
fungicide It being sold today.
It gives excellent protection against both early and late
blight And is pai Ocularly effective against tuber rot
DIFOLATAN sticks to the plant, icsists weathering
from i am or sprinkler irrigation. That means you can main
tain your schedule without worrying about the effects of
weathei or irrigation.
Protection against tuber rot is outstanding When you
put potatoes in storage, you’ll never know how well vou did
in the blight fight until you’ve shipped the last of them
Fields may look reasonably healthy before haivest, but if
you put infected tubeis into storage, you can find youiself
with a costly, heavy cull out of late blight tuber lot infec
tion
DIFOLATAN works to give you gi eater yields of
healthy potatoes. And—because it’s flowable—it does that
even better.
The first time you use DIFOLATAN 4 Flowable will be
the last time you ever see potato blight
Another good thing about the fastest selling potato'
fungicide. It works on cucumbers, melons, and tomatoes,!
too.
Chevron Chemical Company, Ortho division. San
lUWI no; Francisco, California 94120, Helping the World
Grow Better(p).
P, I, ROHRES & BRO. i |)|.
Smoketown, Pa.
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397-3539