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DHIA MONTHLY REPORT
(Continued fiom I’hrc 14)
Owner . Name Breed Arc Da>t Milk
Kenneth A Skllei
KuHrc
Edna
Ham S Aunßtl
Elsie
Eobes
Mlssn
Ja\ C Garber
’ Eauty RH
A X Gem RH
Barta RH
Ja Jean Dany Farm
Clara RH
Betty RH
Lantz Brothel s
Marev
John A Harsh
Linda
Kris
Elmer H. Weber
Queen
Harold M. Shenk
Perella
an S Stoltzfus
Ivy
Paul R. Witmer
Maid
Samuel F. Sauder
Cathy
Ann
Amos E. King Jr.
16 RH
Clarence M. Murry
Ida RH 7-7 290 21,093
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Which way
do you
want to
have a
regular
monthly
income?
Wrth the Pioneer system, hogs con provide
you with on income of $6OO per month.
interested^ 5 See us.
Pioneei Gets The Job Done Whv Not Give Us A Try?
CALL YOUR PIONEER MAN:
S ELMER M. SHREINER
Tiadxng as Good’s Feed Mill
Specializing in DAIRY & HOG FEEDS
New Providence, Pa.
•mci i«7* Phone 786-2500
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Pa. Tart Cherry Crop Hit
By Weather, Rot, Birds
Pennsylvania tart cherry grow- ei crop. Growers expect to bar
er*. who earlier in the season vest 600 million pounds. Damage
expected a bumper crop, have
had a serious setback.
Production is now estimated at
P.OflO tons, a drop of 4,000 tons
fiom the July 1 forecast, and 18
per cent below last year, accord
ing to a survey by the Stale Crop
Reporting Service
Heavy rains and below normal
temperatures caused splitting
and brown rot in the important
southcentral district where grow
ers also complained of consired
able bird damage. Erie County
producers were more fortunate
and their large ciop accounted
for a significant portion of the
state’s nroduction.
Quality of the fruit was gen
erally fair to poor.
Picking of early peach vari
eties began later than usual be
cause cool, wet weather delayed
maturity. Quality and size of
early varieties were good.
Total state production is ex
pected to be 84 million pounds,
less than previously anticipated,
and 30 per cent below last year.
Apple production in the Com
monwealth this year will lag five
per cent behind last year’s bump-
Jo
a
Fiom a list price standpoint, both ti actors '
aie well below the $lOO-pei-hp mle j
of thumb Included in the base puce j
aie a 3-pomt hitch, |
Independent PTO, double
action cvhndei outlet,
ind adjustable diawbar. i
Both the 4320 and 4020
dehvei a lot of e\tias
at no extra cost loxou.
Stop in foi complete
puce information
and auange a
Shofzberger's M. S. Yearsley & Sons Landis Bros. Inc.
665-2141 West Chester 696-2990 Lancaster 393-3906
!Powei is up . . .
pnce-pei -hp
is down
Anv wa\ \ou considei these new tiactois,
you come out money ahead.
Fiom a peifoimance stand
point, both tiactois feature a
Turbo-Built Diesel engine tin
delueis an extia maigm
of power A Dynamic Powei
Reseive that mci eases woik
output pel houi and
expands aueage-handlmg abi
Elm
A. B. C. Groff, Inc. Wenger Implement, Inc.
New Holland 354-4191 The Buck 284-4141
horn weather and disease is re- lest year.
ALL BEEF AND
DAIRY FARMERS
Can Purchase
CARNATION
FARMS SEMEN
Direct From
JOSEPH P. TRAINOR
Honey Brook, Pa. 19344 Call 215 273-3847, 273-3817
ew
jb&
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p
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ported at a mlnljmim.
Erie County «rbp«* erowci* aic
tookinx forward lo a 30.000 ion
ciop. an avoroKe year, but up 50
pu cent from laid >i ar'a disap
pointing crop, Krapes me largo
and well advanced
Pear production is estimated
at 3,200 tons, unchanged from
e
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