34 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 1, 1972
Henry Hackman (left) of the Lancaster Lester Stehman point out the advantages
Soil and Water Conservation District and of terracing on the Stehman farm.
Dairy Exposition Planned
Preparations are underway for
the 47th Dairy Exposition to be
held at Pennsylvania State
University from April 26 through
May 13.
The event will include a dairy
princess contest on April 26, a
dairy cattle judging contest May
6 for collegiate, 4-H and FFA
members, and a fitting and
showing contest May 13.
Officers and members of the
Dairy Science dub, sponsors of
the Exposition, announce that all
NOW YOU DON’T HAVE
TO SETTLE FOR LESS
THAN THE BEST IN 1972.
HERE’S A YIELD LEADER THAT
HAS WHAT IT TAKES TO
DELIVER TOP PERFORMANCE!
• Produced on N cytoplasm
• Has single-gene (HT) factor
for additional tolerance to north
ern corn leaf blight.
ALBERT HACKMAN
“I have been using P-A-G products for six
years (ever since I began farming) and I have
been very satisfied with P-A-G’s quality seed
and good grading.”
“I won second place in Columbia County
Pennsylvania this year (1971) - Pennsylvania
5 Acre Corn Contest (machine harvest). I also
had a field of P-A-G 216 not officially entered
that stood real well. I feel that this field out
yielded my official entry by at least 10 bushel.
I’m going to enter next year with either P-A-G
• Thoroughly tested for performance 216 or SX 53.”
and viability by famous P-A-G Research.
• Short plant height.
• Excellentstandabihtyand high
test weight,
• Adapted to narrow rows
• Easy to harvest,
THREE MORE HYBRIDS FROM P-A-G THAT CAN
BREAK YOUR YIELD BARRIER! SX-7 - SX 69 - 3-WAY 216.
PAG is a brand name Numbers
identify varieties The limitation of
warranty atated on each bag of
PAG Seeds sold is part of the
terms of sale
at Penn State University
members of county FFA chap
ters and 4-H groups are invited to
participate in the dairy cattle
judging contest on May 6.
The cattle judging will include
eight to 10 classes. 4-H and FFA
members will give oral reasons
on two classes.
Awards will be given to the
high team and high individuals in
the catttle judging. These
awards, in part, will be con
tributions from organisations in
the dairy industry.
SX S 3 FROM P-A-G.
“MAN, TH
HERE’S THE SUCCESS THAT
FARMERS IN THIS AREA ARE
HAVING WITH SX 53!
FRANCIS WINKLER
“SX 53 is one of the best all-around corns I
have ever grown. This year we had a two
month drought, all June and July.”
TS CORN!”
Mi
CP
Exposition events of May 13,
called Show Day, will feature
spectator contests such as calf
dressing, cow milking, and milk
“chugging”—in addition to fit
ting and showing contests. Show
Day, held annually at die Dairy
Production Center on the
University Park campus, draws
a large crowd each year.
TRY A CLASSIFIED
AD-IT PAYS!
P-A-G SEEDS
P O Box 2813
Northstar Station
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402
The water comes off of the sod waterway and down this
corrugated drain pipe into the stream. Thus the water is
drained gradually without eroding the soil.
New Cooperators Named
The Lancaster County Soil and
Water Conservation District
report the following list of new
cooperators:
John M. Ranch, West Lam
peter Township,B3acres; Paul F. when baking casseroles con-
Leicht, West Donegal Township, taming a high proportion of milk,
73 acres; Harvey W. Espenshade, use low oven temperatures for
West Donegal Township, 145 best results.
DAIRY COW
AND
HEIFER SALE
FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1972
7:00 P.M.
Prepare to sell your surplus dairy cows and heifers.
We will have buyers from Pa., Md., West Va., and five
counties in Va.
Better prices with test papers and-or vaccination
papers.
For Further Information Cali
703-777-1411 (night 777-3521)
J. Francis Tinsman
LEESBURG LIVESTOCK MARKET
LEESBURG, VIRGINIA
acres; James R. Showalter, West
Cocalico Township, 40 acres, and
Gerald L. Kreider, East Drumore
Township, 201 acres.