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0000 which have proven them
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Excellent for husking or
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A Harvestore Automated Feeding System Means
Now you can beat the bales! With an automated Harvestore
feed processing system you can harvest alfalfa in the bud stage,
when its nutrient content is highest. You can chop and windrow
it one day and blow it into your Harvestore system the next
And you save more leaves, which contain some 90% of the
protein So, you may reduce or eliminate supplement costs
Add it up! No more hay bales. Less labor, less handling, less
field loss, less weather risks and more feed value. It's all
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’74 Youth
Program
The U. S. expects to place
nearly twice as many young
men and women in the Youth
Conservation Corps program
as were employed last year.
Plans for the fourth
summer of this youth
program were announced
recently by Secretary of
Agriculture Earl L. Butz and
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton. Ap
proximately 5,500 youths will
be employed for eight weeks
this summer, starting in
mid-June, in 178 con
servation corps camps on the
U. S. Department of
Agriculture’s National
Forests and on lands
managed by the Department
of the Interior’s Bureau of
Indian Affairs, Bureau of
Land Management, Bureau
of Reclamation, Bureau of
Sports Fisheries and
Wildlife, and the National
Park Service.
In addition, for the first
time since its inception, the
Youth Conservation Corps
(YCC) program will be
expanded to include state as
well as federally operated
State
Conservation
is Expanded
basic needs: (1) accomplish
needed conservation work on
public lands; (2) provide
gainful employment for
young citizens from all walks
of life; and (3) develop an
understanding and ap
preciation in participating
youth of the nation’s natural
environment and heritage.
There will be
coeducational camps, all
female camps, and all male
camps. The camps will be
residential (live in), or
nonresidential (live at home,
commute to work). The
capacity of residential
camps will vary from 24 to 50
enrollees each in facilities
ranging from tents and
rough bunkhouses, to large
camps.
The $lO million available
for the 1974 YCC program is
an increase of $6.5 million
and almost triple the amount
for previous years. Thirty
percent ($3 million) of the
money will go to states as
matching grants to conduct
state YCC projects.
The combination of state
and federal YCC projects
will provide camps in each of
the 50 states, the District of
Columbia, American Samoa,
the Virgin Islands, Guam,
Puerto Rico, and the Trust
Territories.
The Secretaries stressed
that the YCC program is
designed to fill the following
Grange Sets Youth
Speaking Contest
Plans for a public speaking
contest for young people
have been announced by the
Pennsylvania State Grange.
The contest will be open to
any subordinate Grange
member between the ages of
14 and 35, and the theme will
be “The Role of Youth in
Grange Growth,” according
to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
Schlegel, youth committee
chairmen.
Competition will be
divided into two groups, one
for 14 to 18 year olds and the
other for the 19 through 35
age bracket. Contestants will
be limited to four to six
minutes speaking time, must
develop their own material,
and be prepared to answer
three extemporaneous
questions, the chairmen
said. The entry deadline is
June 1.
Preliminary contests will
can give you “near perfect” control** of
both broadleaf and grassy weeds in corn.
Proof is in' Hundreds of corn producers
“built” then- own Banvel + Lasso 4EC
tank mix in 1971,1972 and 1973 It’s applied
just after planting, timed to destroy weed
seedlings, when corn needs protection most
Control 9 Over and over again, “near
perfect ” On many tests of Banvel + Lasso
the percentage of control ranged between
90% and 95% Banvel + Lasso killed broad
leafs, vines, and took
out grasses before weeds
could develop enough to
P. L. ROHRER & BRO., INC.
Lancaster Farming. Saturda;
be held in the eight regions of
the State Grange and
finalists will compete at the
Grange Leadership School at
Gettysburg June 25-27. Three
awards will be presented in
each age group - $25 to the
first place winner, $l5 for
second place, and $lO for
third. Awards in the regional
contests will be $10.00; $7.50
and $5.00 in each age group.
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PAINT & AIRLESS EQUIPMENT
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Phone (AC) 215-445-6186
PHARES HURST
RDI Narvon, Pa. 17555
Pre-emerge
tank-mix combination...
BANVEL
+
LASSO
compete with corn
Banvel + Lasso
needs no incorporation
No carryover No resi
due problem No brittle-
ness caused in corn
barracks type buildings, to
college dormitories.
As in previous years, youth
participating in the program
this summer will be paid a
fixed sum of approximately
$3OO for the season plus the
value of food and lodging.
Eligibility requirements
include age (15 thru 18),
interest in conservation of
the nation’s natural en
vironment, no history of
serious criminal or anti
social behavior, possession
of work permits in states
where required, and a social
security number. Ap
plicants, in general, are
expected to be in good
physical condition, although
opportunities for the han
dicapped will be available in
some of the camps.
Enrollees will, for the most
part, be selected for camps
as close to their residences
as possible.
A single contact has been
designated for each state to
receive and process ap
plications for both the
federal and state YCC
projects. Application forms
may be obtained by writing
to the United States Youth
Conservation Corps, P.O.
Box 2975, Washington, D. C.
20013, or by writing to the
state recruiting agent:
Eleanor Bennet, Advisor,
Environmental Ed., Dept, of
Ed., Box 911, Harrisburg
17126. Youth must submit
applications to the recruiting
agent by April 15,1974, to be
considered for employment.
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Call now about the Banvel + Lasso
combination Remember, the “near perfect”
herbicide can be the one you build . with
Banvel from VelsicoL
* Presently registered for use in the states of Illinois Indiana
lowa Minnesota Missouri and Wisconsin onlv Lasso is a
reentered trademark of Monsanto Company
**9o% or better control of both eraasv and broadleaf weeds
based on Held tests in eight states during 1971 1972 and 1973
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Phone Lane. 397-3539
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WHERE WEEDS
GERMINATE
AND
BANVEL + LASSO
WORKS
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