16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 22, 1972
Solanco FFA Members to Attend
National Land Judging Contest
Four members of the Solanco FFA
Chapter will be among five FFA members
from Pennsylvania at the 21st annual
International Land Pasture and Range
Judging contest at Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma, next week. Shown doing some
last-minute cramming for anticipated
activities are; left to right, David Aument,
Grain Storage Costs
The average yearly storage
cost for a bushel of grain in
commercial elevators in the
coming marketing season is
expected to rise nine per cent
over 1970-71 for inland and port
terminals and eight per cent at
country elevators, according to a
report issued by the U S
Department of Agriculture.
Tool up
now
forthebest
com weed control
you ever had
For the best corn weed control, rain or shine, mount an
economical spray rig on your tractor and mix the Sutan
in the soil with your disc as you work corn ground for
planting
This puts your best corn herbicide in the only place
an herbicide works right in the soil where weeds
(F=a sprout No gambling on ram to make it
work, no loss from sun, wind or erosion
on the surface
See us now about tank, pump,
nozzles, hose, control column, pipe or
brackets to develop a sure weed con
trol system You’ll be repaid for it all in
a better yield on the first field of corn
you plant.
Sutan
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USS AGRI-CHEMICALS Dealer
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USDA’s Economic Research
Service found that although the
estimated average occupancy at
elevators is projected higher in
1972-73, it won’t be sufficient to
offset increased input costs.
The combined cost for handling
and storing grain at country
elevators is estimated at 21.5
cents per bushel for next season.
Peach Bottom RD2; David Bitler, Peach
Bottom RD2, William Krantz, Quarryville
RDI, and William Hershey, Quarryville
RD2. They will be joined by Robert Kessler,
Middleburg RDI. William M. Fredd, teacher
of agriculture at Solanco High School, will
accompany the group.
to Rise
In 1970-71, it was almost two cents
cheaper. At inland terminals, the
1972-73 combined cost is
estimated at 19.2 cents per
bushel, compared with 17.6 in
1970-71.
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Lancaster 393-3906 New Holland 354-4191
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Weight that works
from John Deere
1640 Plowing Disks have 185 to 215
pounds of weight-per-blade. Clean
design and well-balanced weight make
every pound work for you Keep every
blade biting deep. See us for full
information on 1640 and 1630 Plowing
Disk Harrows Use the Credit Plan
Meat Label Deadline
Extension Clarified
The U.S. Department of
Agriculture clarified its recent
extension of a deadline to allow
meat processors to exhaust
current stocks of certain product
labels.
USDA officials said that the
extension, granted to processors
on an individual label basis, will
give a processor until September
1 to use up his stocks of that
label.
Officials said some people
affected by the extension,
originally announced March 30,
apparently interpreted the an
nouncement to mean that they
had until September 1 to apply for
an extension.
The extension applies to labels
which do not meet Federal
requirements which became
mandatory April 1 on the size and
location of the net weight
statement, the declaration of
Keep Your Planter Boxes
FULL of Funk’s G-Hybrlds
Plant the hybrids wit£ proven
potential for consistent high yields
and profits. Funk's G-Hybrids!
Dependable Hybrids from Dependable People
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A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
LANDISVILLE, PA. 898-2261
Funk’s is a Brand Name Numbers Identify Varieties
Funk Bros Seed Co International Headquarters Bloomm|ton Illinois 61701
Shotzberger's
Elm 665-2141
antioxidants, restricted use of
red graphic matter on tran
sparent or semitransparent
wrappers for sausage products,
zip codes in addresses, or han
dling statements.
To receive an extension,
processors must show that they
bought the labels before
November 1,1971, and must give
USDA a complete inventory of
their labeling stocks on hand as of
April 1, 1972. Processors wishing
an extension should contact the
Labels and Packaging Staff,
Technical Services, Animal and
Plant Health Inspection Service,
USDA, Washinton, D.C. 20250
USDA must approve before use
labels for all Federally inspected
meat products, to see that they
are informative and truthful and
accurately represent the contents
of the package.
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West Chester 696-2990
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