West Lampeter
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Calvert; Dorset, Dave Eck
man, Pequea Rl; South
down, Harpstcr; Shropshire,
Harpster.
Ewe lambs under 1 year -
Suffolk, Mrs. Morgan;
Hampshire, Ken Brubaker,
Lancaster; Montadale,
Cartey; Merino, Calvert;
Dorset, Tim Donough;
Southdown, Harpster;
Shropshire, Harpster.
Champion ewes - Suffolk.
Farmers Fertilizer Works,
Inc. in Elizabethtown has been
selected as your Certified
Crop Care Center.
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Ed Millhouse
In recognition of professionalism
as a supplier of farm services Ed
Millhouse of Farmers Fertilizer
Works, Inc. has been named as a
member of the new Certified Crop
Care network.
Crop Care is a unique concept in
farm supply service, especially
designed for you, the progressive
farm businessman
Management takes time Time to
plan Time to think Time to make
decisions Good management also
takes professional help and advice
when and where it is needed
Your Crop Care dealer offers these
services, designed to give you the
kind of professional help you need
to better manage your cropping
programs
1 Complete, accurate, soil
testing service. Your Certified Crop
Care dealer will assist you in obtaining
soil samples and will send them for
you to a leading soil analysis
laboratory The laboratory soil
analysis and computerized fertilizer
recommendations will be reviewed
with you and an application plan
developed
Morgan; Hampshire, Ken
Brubaker; Montadale, Miss
Cartey; Merino Calvert;
Dorset, Eckman; South
down, Harpster; Shropshire,
Harpster.
Reserve Champion ewe -
Dorest, Tim Donough.
Three ewe lambs - Suffolk,
Mrs. Morgan; Hampshire,
Clyde Brubaker; Montadale,
Miss Cartey; Merino
Calvert; Dorset, Eckman;
2 Plant analysis. Your Crop Care
dealer will help you take samples, and
handle all details of the tests He
will provide you the printed report
analysis along with expert
interpretation This service pinpoints
deficiencies in uptake of plant
food nutrients
2 One-source responsibility for
your farm chemicals Your Certified
Crop Care dealer offers -weed and
pest control programs, as well as
fertilization of-your crop land Your
Crop Care dealer is qualified to
render a complete range of services
from planting to harvest
Your Certified
Crop Care dealer pledges
to offer farmers:
• Products and services best
suited for maximum, efficient
crop production under local
growing conditions
• Sound counsel on crop
production, based on soil test
and plant analysis services
• Product application equipment
and services that fit customer
needs
• A staff of prc'essional people
with the experience,
knowledge and capability to
relate to local grower
requirements '
• A progressive retail business
dedicated to building and
maintaining high standards
in quality of products and
services
4 Professional counsel. Your
Crop Care dealer is well informed on
all matters associated with efficient
and profitable crop production He
is a most valuable source of
Southdown, Harpster;
Shropshire, Harpster.
Pen of Lambs - Suffolk,
Mrs. Morgan; Hampshire,
Clyde Brubaker; Montadale,
Miss Carety, Merino,
Calvert; Dorset, Harpster;
Southdown, Harpster;
Shropshire, Harpster.
Breeder's young flock -
Suffolk, Mrs. Morgan;
Hampshire, Clyde
Brubaker; Montadale, Miss
Cartey; Merino Calvert;
Dorset, Eckman; South
down, Harpster; Shropshire,
Harpster.
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Michele Dean, an exhibitor in the 4-H baby beef
contest Michele exhibited the second place Angus
steer and won second in the junior showing con
test.
information about successful farming
ideas used in the area And he can
draw on the experiences and
techniques of other Crop Care
dealers, too
5 Skilled, professional
application. As a part of his total
Crop Care service, your dealer offers
custom application of fertilizer and
other farm chemicals Application
may be made by one of your Crop
Care dealer crews Or he may
arrange for application by a qualified
applicator
The services your Crop Care dealer
offers are designed to help you get
maximum yield, and to free up your
time to do what you do best
Manage. Your Certified Crop Care
dealer can provide professional
advice and services to help you do
it better.
Remember, you get Certified Crop
Care Center services only where you
see this sign 1 •*1
Flock - Hampshire, Clyde
Brubaker: Montadale, Miss
Carety; Merino, Calvert;
Dorset, Eckman; South
down, Harpster; Shropshire,
Harpster.
Get of Sire - Hampshire,
Clyde Brubaker; Montadale,
Cartey; Merino, Calvert;
Dorset, Harpster; South
down, Harpster; Shropshire,
Harpster.
Market Lamb - First,
Dorset, John Zander,
Wakefield Rl; Second,
Hampshire, Ken Brubaker;
Third, Dorset, Sarah Lynn
Brubaker.
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Certified
Crop Care
■ Center
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Sept, 27.1975—17
Pork producers
slate cook-out
The Lancaster County
Pork Producers will be
sponsoring a Pork Cookout
King contest to be held on
Oct. 9, 7:30 p.m. in con
junction with the Manheim
Farm Fair.
Entries are open to any
men over 12 years of age.
The contest is the local
competition to promote pork
and to select a “king” for the
PennAg
elects officers
GETTYSBURG - Melvin
M. Wenger, Elizabethtown,
has been elected president of
PennAg Industries
Association at the state-wide
agribusiness association’s
97th Annual Convention held
here September 17-19,1975 at
the Sheraton Inn. Wenger
will begin his term as
president, January 1, 1976.
At that time he wUI replace
the current president, Phillip
M. Spalding, York, Pa.
Wenger, a veteran
agribusinessman, had
operated Wenger’s Feed
Mill, Inc., Rheems, Pa. since
he founded it in 1944. He is
presently chairman of the
board. A graduate of Juniata
College, he is a past
president of the
Elizabethtown Lions Club.
Other officers elected
during the association’s
September 18 business
meeting were: Ist vice
president - W. H. Andrews,
H. 49. Andrews & Son,
Mapleton Depot; 2nd vice
president - William Ryan,
Jesse Stewart Co., Pitt
sburgh; 3rd vice president -
Robert Weindel, Agway,
Inc., Harrisburg; and
Treasurer - Robert B.
Instant nonfat dry milk can be sprinkled over partially set
gelatin and the mixture whipped into stiff peaks.
state and national contests.
Contestants will prepare a
pork cut on an opengrill and
develop their own recipe by
using Pa. agricultural
products.
More information on the
cooking contest can be ob
tained by contacting any
member of the Lancaster
Pork Producers or calling
Abram Fisher at 717-768-
8378.
Graybill, Pennfield Cor
poration, Rohrerstown.
At the same time the
members elected as new
directors: George W.
Robinson, Kreamer Feed
Store, Kreamer, Pa., and
David Johnson, Clintondale
Mills, Mill Hall, Pa. Re
elected as directors were:
Warren Elfrank, Ralston
Purina Co., Camp Hill; Carl
Sandell, Sea Board Supply
Co., Philadelphia; and D.
Jay Wolgemuth, Wolgemuth
Bros., Mt. Joy.
During the three day
meeting over, three hundred
representatives of Penn
sylvania’s agribusiness
community discussed,
listened to, and studied
problems confronting their
industry. Speakers included
federal and state officials,
industry management and
personnel specialists and
educators. Topics discussed
included: free enterprise
system, personnel and
management problems, rail
reorganization update,
energy crisis or rip off,
future food production,
politics, and agricultural
research.
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