Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 15, 1972, Image 15

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    Receiving awards for corn production
efficiency at the Manor Young Farmer
banquet last week were: left to right,
Butz Cites American Farmers Productivity
Secretary of Agriculture Earl hardest working people in the food. The prices they receive for
L. Butz told the 1972 White House nation; their productivity per food products have gone up only
Conference for the advertising man hour is increasing twice as six her cent in the last 20 years
Council that they couldn’t have a fast as in manufacturing in- During that time, wages of union
better product to sell than the dustnes, and farmers are members in packing plants in
nation’s generous supply of working for a fourth less than the creased more than six per cent
wholesome food—and the people non-farm average income,” per year and are now three times
who produce it, the nation’s Secretary Butz said. what they were 20 years ago,”
farmers. “Farmers are not to blame for Secretary Butz said.
“Farmers are among the the increase in the price of retail “I hope you will tell the truth
Can a 1972 farmer afford
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Send coupon for more information on
buildings
I would like more information on:
□ Dairy buildings
□ Poultry buildings
□ Horse buildings
□ Equipment storage buildings
□ Crop storage buildings
□ General-purpose buildings
□ Commercial buildings
□ Garages,
□ Agway Financing Plan
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1920 buildings?
The structures of the twenties (and others of even earlier times)
handicap farmers more than they realize; barns too small for today’s bigger
cows and bigger herds; sheds that can’t accommodate modern machinery;
electrical, water, and waste-disposal systems badly overburdened.
Agway has erected more than 2,600 farm structures, worth more than
$26 million. Barns of all types, feed storage and handling systems,
machinery and crop storage sheds;-milkhouses and milk-handling systems—
including sanitizing equipment. Trained Agway crews, under skilled
supervision, handle the whole erection and installation contract.
Agway assumes total responsibility for labor and materials.
Whether you intend to modernize existing structures or build completely new
facilities, it will pay you to have Agway’s skilled planning service
investigate your needs and make recommendations. There’s no obligation.
Richard Neff, Andrew Martin, Amos
Breneman, Elias Groff and Jay Landis.
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Send to:
AGWAY, INC
Lancaster Supply Center
1027 Dillerville Road
or Coll 717-397-4761
New Fertilizers Available
IBDU may sound like a secret
society but it’s actually a syn
thetic organic fertilizer, one of
the newer turfgrass products
tested on experimental plots at
Pennsylvania State University.
IBDU has produced good
results, both in grass vigor and
green color, in six years of trials
at University Park, according to
Dr. Donald V Waddington,
associate professor of soil
science
Also doing well is a new
lightweight fertilizer using
composted refuse as the
“carrier” in place of vermicuhte,
ground corn cobs, or peat
“carriers” used with other
lightweight fertilizers Light
weight fertilizers weigh about 35
pounds per cubic foot, compared
with 60 pounds per cubic foot for
heavyweight fertilizers
about farmers They are doing a
magmficient job and deserve a
fair return on their labor and
investments the same as union
members and business,”
Secretary Butz said
Looking for a quick way to give
barbecue fare a garlic flavor 9
Just toss garlic cloves on the
coals while meat grills
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Lancaster, Pa. 17603
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Dr. Waddington and associates
believe that IBDU is a useful
addition to the list of slowly
available nitrogen products for
long-term maintenance of home
lawns and other turfgrasses
Already prominent among fer
tilizers with slowly-available
nitrogen are the ureaforms and
natural organic fertilizers IBDU
is available commercially, both
as a single material and as a
component in other turfgrass
fertilizers
As a synthetic organic fer
tilizer, IBDU dissolves very
slowly in water—making its
nitrogen available over several
months Two applications per
year, spring and fall, should give
uniform growth response and
color throughout the growing
season, Dr Waddington claims
In Penn State experiments, the
lightweight fertilizers containing
composted refuse have per
formed similarly to some of the
standard commercially available
turfgrass fertilizers The fer
tilizers containing compost
showed practically no “fertilizer
burn” on grasses in the ex
periments, a distinct advantage
The products used to test
composted refuse fertilizers were
manufactured by a company in
Brooklyn, N Y Commercial
production of a similar product
was begun recently
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AD - IT PAYS!
Strip tests prove it Cattle
prefer Pioneer ® brand sor
ghum-sudangrass hybrid over
other brands. That means
they’ll eat more . . . make
more meat or milk. Unbeat
able hot-weather pasture or
green-chop. Can be planted
on diverted acres.
Treat your cattle to the
sorghum-sudangrass hybrid
they like best 988!
SEE or CALL
YOUR PIONEER DEALER
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identify varieties. ® Registered trade
mark of Pioneer Hi-Bred International,
Inc , Des Moihes, lowa, USA.