Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 09, 1971, Image 15

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    Gypsy Mott and Fire Ant Are Stndy Subjects
New or better ways to control
gypsy moths and imported fire
ants will be studied under
research agreements between
the U.S. Department of
Agriculture and four universities.
The agreements, funded by
USDA’s Agricultural Research
Service, will provide needed data
for use in a broad, continuing
program to improve the
eficiency of pest control methods
and to protect the environment.
The agreements signdd in
clude:
A $30,000, one and one-half-year
cooperative agreement with the
Arkansas Agricultural Ex
periment Station, Fayetteville, to
determine the extent and rapidity
of the spread of the imported fire
ant into new areas and to'identify
characteristics that either
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THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL
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ROOFING & SIDING
(For farm, commercial, recreational and industrial
buildings)
20% DISCOUNT
(Off Agway suggested retail)
colors available white, turquoise, desert sand
32” wide; coverage 30"
available in 6’ thru 14’ widths
DIMENSION LUMBER
211 Mil
x 4
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x 6
2" x B'i
2" x 10"
SUPER SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY!
TECHNIFOAM URETHANE
INSULATION BOARD
per sq. ft. VA” thick 10.4 “R” Factor
Reg. price 27c per sq. ft. available in 4’xB’,
4’x 12’, 4'xl6'
25 c
BULLETIN:
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Now we can offer you a complete line of
- Roofing material - Steel roofing
- Treated Lumber - Aluminum roofing
- Untreated Lumber - Plywood
- Aluminum siding - Paint & accessories
- Over-head doors - Complete building & service
suppress or encourage the pest’s
development and survival in
marginal ecological regions.
Two cooperative agreements,
totaling $120,000, with the Texas
Agricultural Experiment Station,
college Station, for three-year
studies to determine the potential
usefulness of hormones as control
agents of the imported fire ant,
and the acceptance of various
bait materials by foraging
worker ants and of compounds
that ant larvae and queens may
prefer to feed on in their nests. In
addition, scientists will deter
mine remote sensing techniques
to survey large areas for im
ported fire ant infestations,
including differentiating between
mounds formed by imported fire
ants and those of other ant
species.
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Barbara Herr
Barbara Herr, Narvon RD2,
had the Best Sheep of the Show, a
young Dorset ram, Wednesday at
the Manheim Fair. The lamb had
previously won in the under one
year category.
Other placings in the sheep
show included;
Pen of Three Fat Lambs -
Christian Herr, Narvon RD2,
first; Elizabeth Herr, Narvon
RD2, second, and Paul Horning,
Stevens RDI, third.
Senior Showmanship - Marlin
Bollinger, Myerstown RD2, first.
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INTERIOR
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O SHEET
I"x3"xB'
SMOOTH LUMBER
30 C EACH
No. 240 SELF SEAL
SQUARE TAB
SHINGLES
3BDPERSQUARE
per sq.
roll roofing...
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BEFORE YOU BUY!
Has Best Sheep at Manheim
Junior Showmanship
Elizabeth Herr, Narvon RD2,
first.
Ewe Lamb Under One Year -
Elizabeth Herr, Narvon RD2,
first; Kenneth Brubaker, 2418
Harrisburg Pike, Lancaster,
second; Barbara Herr, Narvon
RD2, third, and Sarah Lynn
Brubaker, 2418 Harrisburg Pike,
Lancaster, fourth.
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Barbara Herr, Narvon RD2, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Herr, shows the Best of Show sheep at the Manheim
Fair Wednesday. The animal was a young ram less than a
year old.
each
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 9,1971
Individual Fat Lambs
Elizabeth Herr, first; Christian
Herr, second; Paul Horning,
Stevens RDI, third, and Carl
Musser, Mohnton RD2, fourth.
There were several entries in
most classes and local sheep
producers described it as one of
the best sheep shows at local fairs
in recent years.
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