Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 22, 1973, Image 15

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    Crouse Cows Cited
Milk and butterfat production
levels established by Registered
Holstein cows in the herd of
Galen W. Crouse, Len Lyn
Farms, Stevens RDI, have been
reported by Holstein-Friesian
Association of America.
Cows recognized in the Crouse
herd for their exceptional food
producing ability are:
Len-Lyn Maxim Glamour, age
2 years eight months, 18,430
pounds of milk, 715 pounds
butterfat with 3.9 percent test in
MAKE MORE MONEY WITH
FERMENTABLE FEEDS
No 101 Corn Silage No. G 55 Hi-Moisture Grains
No 202 Legumes No H 44 Haylage
No 303 Grasses No. LH77 Dry Hay
You saw the proof at the Ag. Progress Show
For product or information call:
717-569-6042 717-733-4302
717-252-3114 .215-932-3307
New Gleaner
Combine
Regardless of the acreage you farm, there's a Gleaner combine to match your fields
and your needs.
We offer you a gleaming good choice of eight big " acre-hungry" Gleaner models,
including both gram and corn-soybean specials for the new Model L and Model M
combines as well as the farmer-proven Model F and Model K combines that suit
any size farm
Gleaner combines now come with an impressive array of exclusive features in
addition to pushbutton harvesting ease and control.. . including two-stage thresh
ing, three-stage separation and two-stage cleaning.
Come in now and check out the 50th anniversary Gleaner combine features
each 50 years of experience better.
We're gonna open
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Nissley Farm Service
Boro Pa
ALLIS-CHALMERS
305 days; Len-Lyn Skokie
Masterpiece, 5-10, 18,840 pounds
milk, 677 pounds fat, 3.6 percent
test, 323 days; Len-Lyn Inka
Rachael, 9-9, 18,520 pounds milk,
665 pounds fat, 3.6 percent test,
305 days.
D-T-Y Reflector Olive, 4-2,
17,920 pounds milk, 655 pounds
fat, 3.7 percent fat, 305 days; Len-
Lyn Model June Adorable, 4-3,
12,510 pounds milk, 596 pounds
fat, 4.8 percent test, 305 days.
BHM Form Equipment, Inc.
Annville R D 1. Pa
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Rphrata RD 2
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From Local Ag Teachers:
Pcquea Valley
Agriculture Department
Now that a new school year has
begun, it offers one an op
portunity to reflect on last years
activities and express hopes and
ideas for the future.
The beginning of last year saw
the construction of two portable
plastic greenhouses for both
Agriculture and Biology
Departments The Chapter later
sold over 230 tomato plants plus
various other garden vegetables
to offset construction costs.
A variety of learning ex
periences developed in the
agriculture classroom through
use of films, guest speakers, field
trips and various class projects.
And what of the Pequea Valley
FFA Chapter? This past year
saw the acquisition of an FFA
Van courtesy of Shirk Chevrolet,
Paradise and will be used for all
FFA functions. Other highlights
included the Holiday Citrus Fruit
New Gleaner
Combine
your eyes!
Grumelli Farm Service
Quarrvville Pa
L. H. Brubaker
Pa
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 22,1973 —1
Thoughts
in Passing
Sale in which Pequea Valley, the
smallest Chapter in the county,
outsold all other Chapters. The
Donkey-Basketball Game, FFA
Vinyl Has Appeal As
Upholstery Fabric
Vinyl, once an ugly duckling so
far as furniture upholstery was
concerned, has grown into a
beautiful covering with almost
universal appeal.
Forget any early associations
you might have had with vinyl as
a covering used on movie house
seats or on cheap dinette
cushions, says Mrs. Helen
Puskar, Extension home fur
nishings specialist at The Penn
sylvania State University.
Vinyl is now available in four
different types and in countless
colors and designs And on the
practical side, it’s easy to clean
and very durable.
Expanded vinyl is laminated to
a knit or woven backing The
fabric serves to soften the vinyl
and makes it more flexible. Some
expanded vinyls have a layer of
cushioning for extra luxury
Mrs Puskar says if you like fine
glove leather, but can’t afford it
for upholstering, expanded vinyl
will serve the purpose at far
less cost.
Supported vinyl is laminated to
PREPARE NOW
FOR FALL SEEDING
BY USING
CONESTOGA BRAND FERTILIZERS
COMMERCIAL OR BULK BLENDS.
ACCORDING TO
SOIL TEST RECOMMENDATIONS
RAISE SILAGE TO 13 PERCENT CRUDE PROTEIN
WITH OUR MO-PRO 90
PHONE US FOR YOUR SEED ORDERS.
Penrad Barley-Arthur Wheat-WL 303 Alfalfa Timothy
Lancaster Bone Fertilizer Co., Inc.
Quarryville Oxford
717-786-7348 215-932-8323
Parent-Son Banquet, Chapter
swimming party, hayride and
Turkey Shoot are all annual
events which were once again a
rousing success. The Chapter put
on two TV programs on the
“Noonday on 8” program as well
as an FFA Week radio program
on WHEX.
What about the year ahead?
The enrollment in Agriculture
at Pequea Valley increased to 61
students, up from last years 44.
Plans are now being made to
attend the National FFA Con
vention in Kansas City, Mo.
during October 13-20 Five
members along with the Chapter
Advisor and his wife will be
going.
A variety of new and exciting
courses are being planned for this
year. Included are: a com
prehensive look at Farm
Management, Tractor and
Machinery Maintenance, Small
Gasoline Engines and Forestry.
a strong, heavy fabric backing
for heavy duty upholstery use.
Breathable vinyl is of fine quality
with fabric backing. It has tiny
air openings for porosity and is
not hot and sticky to sit upon.
Unsupported vinyl used mostly
for inexpensive cushions, is
without backing and is less
durable than other types.
Some vinyls look like familiar
upholstery fabrics. Others
imitate smooth textured leather
and suede. Still others look like
what one would expect a plastic
to look-smooth, shiny and sleek
Mrs. Puskar advises that when
shopping for upholstery
materials find out if the covering
is colorfast to light. You can’t tell
about colorfastness by ap
pearance. Ask for such in
formation and look for in
formation labels
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