John Landis, left outgoing Garden Spot Young Farmer
public relations director, presents certificate of ap
preciation at the Association's annual banquet to the
following: left to right, Earl Groff of Victor F. Weaver,
Inc.; Raymond Baxter, Blue Ball National
STAUFFER DIESEL , INC. Invites You To
OPEN HOUSE
DAYS
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DEUTZ and HESSTON factory representatives
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You need not be present to win.
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Several New and Used Diesel
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Full line of diesel tractors from
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Remember:
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Come in and visit with us and the factory representatives.
DOOR PRIZES
On every Equipment Sale During Open House Days.
EQUIPMENT ON OISPIAY:
Our products are backed by parts,
service and customer service training.
This big yielder often out-produces
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It produces high quality dark green
forage throughout the season
comes back quick after harvest. High
seedling vigor helps you get a good
stand.
SEE OR CALL YOUR PIONEER SALESMAN.
420 Self-propelled Windrower
520 Self-propelled Windrower
2000 PT forage harvester
320 SP (9'3”) windrowers, new and used
PT-7 & PT 10 windrowers
Bank; Jerry Shaffer, Pennsylvania Power and Light
Company farm specialist, and Jay Irwin, associate
Lancaster County Extension agent. The award is given to
those who are especially helpful to the Young Farmers.
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REFRESHMENTS
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 26,1972
Clyde Martin, left, East Earl RDI, presents the Out
standing Young Farmer award to Larry R. Weaver, New
Holland RDI. Weaver placed second to Clarence Keener,
Manheim RDI, in the Lancaster County contest. Keener
went on to become Pennsylvania Outstanding Young Far
mer.
Frank Yost, left, presents the high DHIA member
award to his brother John Yost. John’s herd produced
15,393 pounds of milk and 656 pounds of
butterfat. This was the third highest Lancaster County
DHIA average in 1971. Frank was Garden Spot chapter
secretary during the past year.
Start raising more and better Calves
the Easy NURS-ETTE way
No more carrying pails of warm water or hand mixing milk
replacer. Just fill the hopper of the NURS-ETTE with milk
replacer and the NURS-ETTE will mix milk replacer and
warm water and keep it warm until calf nurses the mix (ap
prox. 14 oz.)
Then it will mix a fresh batch of water and replacer.
YOUNG BROS.
NURS-ETTE SALES AND SERVICE
Ph. 717-548-2462
Peach Bottom, R.D. 1, Pa. 17563
Garden Spot
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being especially helpful to
Garden Spot Young Farmers
during the past year: Earl Groff,
Victor F. Weaver, Inc.,
Raymond Baxter, Blue Ball
National Bank; Jerry Shaffer,
PP&L farm specialist, and Jay
Irwin, associate Lancaster
County Extension agent.
Earl Groff, who received a
Certificate of Appreciation, was
also speaker with a slide
presentation on “Agriculture in
the Soviet Union.” Pianb music
was provided by Gladys Landis.
Barry Martin, Grassland FFA
Chapter president, and Donald
Hershey, Pennsylvania Young
Farmers regional vice president,
brought greetings from their
organizations. Toastmaster was
Loren Zimmerman, outgoing
Garden Spot Young Farmer
president
The banquet committee in
cluded Frank Yost, M. Dale Herr,
Glenn Hershey, and Walter C.
Martin.
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