WE HAVE MOVED! THIS IS OUR WE ARE SET TO SERVE YOU BETTER IN 72 PRODUCTS Premium Plant Starters Bulk Blends Anhydrous Ammonia Liquid Nitrogen Limestone Aatrex-Lasso Furadan Complete Pesticides Line PRE-SEASON DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE If f BULK BLENDS ) J [ ANHYDROUS AMMQWIA j GROFFTOWN RD. UNCASTER, PA. FARM SHOW SPECIAL FRO AGW 37'6" x 60' x 12' at plates Clear-span construction—open on one side Pressure-treated square timber columns —4O year warranted Painted, rigid-rib steel sides in your choice of turquoise, white or red Galvanized, rigid-rib steel roof »»»• <.«r »m>) • Horseshoe Rd. to Hartman Station Rd. to Norman Rd. near Conestoga Valley High School. SERVICES Crop & Soil Planning Soil Tests Custom Application Applicator Rental Trailer Spreaders Custom Spray Service Yield Checking CALL NOW ORGANIC PLANT FOOD CO. Ph: 397-5152 OETDII \S_SSLI x___y x__— L Bring ail your bui ding problems to Agway. We’ll help you plan anything from a simple storage building to a complete agricultural complex. You prepare the site. Aqway does the rest For complete details on Agway buildings see Harold Kinsey This group of five eighth grade members of the Ephrata Junior High School Ag Club who travelled to Tioga County last weekend are: left to right, Dennis Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martin, Ephrata RDI; Kerry Boyd, son of Elmer Boyd, Ephrata RDI; Calvin Sauder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Sauder, Ephrata RD2; Merle Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Martin, Lititz RD4, and Leon R. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Lloyd Martin, Lititz RDI. The group, sponsored by the 25 member Ephrata Junior High School Ag Club from money raised during the past year by a safety equipment campaign, are shown Only 5 3995~ Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 22,1972 here after clearing more than an acre of ground in Tioga County game lands 10 miles northeast of Wellsboro. Trees were cut to provide browse area for deer. The project was conducted in cooperation with Dave Brown, game lands manager of Tioga County. The group also toured the Raymond Butters dairy farm near Morris. Butters was the 1970 Outstanding Young Farmer of Pennsylvania, the award that Clarence L. Keener, Manheim RDI, received in 1971. The group, under the supervision of Charles Ackley, ag advisor, also toured the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon- BEE-LINE SUPPLY CENTER 1027 Dillerville Rd., Lancaster f 'A ■s, $-9» Call 397-4761 9
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