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—Lancaster Farming. Saturday. January 27, 1973 16 Required In a move to assure an adequate supply of agricultural commodities to meet a growing market demand, the U.S. Department of Agriculture an nounced the elimination of the 86 percent mandatory set-aside requirement under the 1973 wheat program, except for those producers who elect to par ticipate in the voluntary set aside. In order to participate in DER Creates The Department of En vironmental Resources has established a new regional office to serve residents of the Com monwealth in the southcentral portion of the State The new office will serve Lancaster, Lebanon, Dauphin, York, Adams, Franklin, Cum berland and Perry counties and will operate from Room 1002 of the Health and Welfare Building in Harrisburg Approximately 1 2 million people live m the area covered by this regional office Personnel working in such environmental programs as air pollution, noise abatement, oc cupational health, solid waste management, sewage disposal and water supply development, restaurant sanitation, mobile home park regulation and NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Harold (center) and Homer Moore are presented the Muncy-Chief National 5 Acre Contest Championship Trophy and $250. certificate by Milton Hoffman of Muncy-Chief Hybrids :;i SPECIAL I GOLD SEAL COUPON GOOD FOR 1 EXTRA BUSHEL FREE MUNCY-CHIEF HYBRID SEED CORN with order tor 5 bushel-any varieties Good at Farm Show Local Dealer or * M 8 £ 8 8 Ls H 8 £ Mail 1 coupon per farm to May 1 1973 vf SPECIAL NOTICE MUNCY-CHIEF HYBRIDS - 50% OFF TO FFA, YOUNG FARMER ASSOCIATIONS, 4*H CLUBS OR OTHER FARM CLUBS A o*f» t op to J busMv of n»v AAun y CK.tf Hybrid Si od Corn v »r«-'«.» or 50 ''M prt.pt d for 4H or ffA r ouM g l dfiu.r Atioi >lt rnj or O»Hr Ftrn CluLs To in i| vui out or sold o boys and girls or Job nimbi's for On* A<.r«. Com Comoi F vc Acrt Corn Ccntesi O' other ilub presets Use outer blank cr limr Additional sit<i corn yn be orettna at regular o< *hoks<nc pn es) f Jou or leader s * dialer FREE CATALOG Contest Booklet with State t National Yields MUNCY CHIEF HYBRIDS, MUNCY, PA. Set-aside Is Dropped From the voluntary set-aside program, these producers will be required to comply with the mandatory set-aside as well as the voluntary program Also, the Department an nounced that livestock grazing will be permitted on acreage set aside under the provisions of the 1973 feed grain and wheat programs New Office recreational area sanitation will be stationed in this office Secretary of Environmental Resources Maurice K Goddard said the new office was established “as a means of providing better management of our environmental resources and to assure an improved and rapid quality of services to the public.” The regional office will follow DER’s working hours of 8 a m to 4pm ANNOUNCING Starting January 1,1973 there will be a man available for Filing your 1972 income Tax Return. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL: 768-8279 GEORGE A. WEAVER & SON INC. Intercourse Branch Next To The Fire Hall MUNCY-CHIEF ■ Na/ni • I STATE CHAMPION Steve Paxton, Muncy Chief One Acre Contest Grove City, Pa Muncy-Chief SXSSO 162.1 bu. PER ACRE JUST SIGN AND RETURN MUNCY-CHIEF HYBRIDS, Muncy, Pennsylvania Date Please send FREE catalog and Contest Booklet Please send » holesale Price List lama Dealer I am interested in Dealership if rm area is open Please send Corn Contest Blanks and Award Sheet Address Acres Farme< These actions clearly demonstrate the flexibility of the set-aside programs, USD A of ficials said, m that it enables adjustment to rapid changes in market demand. When the 1973 wheat program was announced in July, 1972, the amount of set-aside land required for program participation was an acreage equal to 86 percent of a farm’s domestic allotment. Since announcement of the program, demand for wheat worldwide has developed following crop failures or reductions in grain harvest throughout much of Asia and in other portions of the world. Demand for other grain crops and for oilseed crops also has increased heavily. The national wheat allotment for 1973 is 18.7 million acres Elimination of the required wheat set-aside acreage will free nearly 15 million acres for production of crops, including wheat for forage. It is expected to add to market income earned by Harold & Homer Moore Franklin, Pa NATIONAL CHAMPION AND PA. 5 ACRE CHAMPION (Machine Harvest Class) 226 bu. PER ACRE.. MUNCY-CHIEF 5X662 Phone. icres to Corn 73 Wheat Program farmers. No other 1973 wheat program provisions were changed except for elimination of the required set-aside percentage, USDA reported, and program payments will not be affected in any way by the reduction in set-aside acreage. The decision to permit grazing on set-aside acreage was made in order to prevent or alleviate a shortage in the supply of livestock feed, the Department explained. The grazing privilege will assist livestock producers in meeting increasing consumer demand for meat products by making additional forage BIG DUTCHMAN HOG FEEDERS jJ 3 PLACE FINISHING FEEDER Height: 30 inches Width: 15 inches Length; 31 inches Capacity; 150 lbs. 6 PLACE FINISHING FEEDER Height: 30 inches Width: 27 inches Length: 31 inches Capacity: 100 lbs. ■A W 4 PLACE NURSERY FEEDER Height: 2SVz inches Width: 12 inches Length: 28 inches Capacity: 60 lbs. 8 BUSHEL ROTARY CONFINEMENT FEEDER CeC * * uslie l Hog Feeder is ideal for Automatic system and confinement feeding. A versatile feeder, it is small enough to start nursery pigs on creep feed and large enough to finish large hogs. 8 BIG DUTCHMAN A Division of U.S. Industries, Inc. EASTERN BRANCH 215 Diller Ave., New Holland, Pa. 17557 Ph. 354-5168 available to supplement feed supplies for the production of livestock, the Department added. Previously, grazing of set-aside acreage was not permitted during any of the five principal months of the normal growing season. The Department stated that there will be a reduction in payment for the privilege of grazing the set-aside acres. The county set-aside payment rate reduction for those producers electing to graze set-aside acreage will be available at all applicable county Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service offices. 3 PLACE CREEP FEEDER Height: 20 inches Width: 7 inches Length; 16 inches Capacity: 25 lbs. 8 PLACE FINISHING FEEDER Height: 30 inches Width: 27 inches Length: 41 inches Capacity: 130 lbs. jj 8 PLACE NURSERY FEEDER Height: 30V2 inches •* Width - 20 inches Length - 28 inches Capacity: 75 lbs. :