12—Lancaster Farming Saturday. Oct 1&. 1975 H.otetters ra-;-et Hall 1 ~ vtxrt .'•< Scheduled *o Religious programs scheduled ■£ A Gospel Concert and held at E-sabecictwc rU* Fellowship Banquet are ScttxL it ' *< i ot Tty scheduled for northeastern pm. Ortrcer 5 and it:<t - a ; t > Uncaster Count) on Oc* feature jro-pu Vr-* • »- ?i tober 25 and Ncr.eabtr 8. Carcl.na '• ri.ta f respectivel) Both events Penns;.l*.i*.a T'ne? are are sponsored b> the The F:.niat.:o Bambndge Gospel Stewards ari; Tte Sit Promotion Cr. Nr. i The Gospel Concer. mil oe Banquet :e tea: it 6 CUSTOV 5-£.= »» * A-T r £w:;/n^ fe~rC-z~ : s*crj Z.s~it Urns- s~c Ls't~>S: —>*??' :*if- "sr Tg* :r»f Vs:*G'?t'rwi'isi *vara-fcr, ~a G='es s-» arc ~asner ease * MARTIN FREE STALLS provide features that increase the advantages of Free Stall Housing for Rainbow Farms, Walnutport, Pa. “Our stalls are exactly the right length and cows cannot bend them." MARTIN’S NEW CALF STALLS make it impossible for one calf to spread disease to any other calves. A sanitary environment is so easy and convenient —with removable floors and one-piece steel sidewalls T ;r Zim'j i ■«**<■ t>t r '. :u;x« :x_ **•# Tn A C Ad If Fsn’ srai ¥’~is~i «'Di v-'arr tnsrr. ' r^V r ji/ ■* ‘«w Jr w Fo‘*er (right) New Holland is Folker farm. Abe Diffenbach (left) j.~om -rt th the champion market hog purchased the animal for $1,26 per •see--:, exhibited at the New Holland pound and the pig was exhibited by -s • ~~-e IX,roc gilt was bred on the Brian McCauley. Kinzers. Maryland reports record corn harvest Md - e> of .'•.■ore* iv.a**' aiTC conducted Ki_— =~i , vTVlaware Service. nsr; rot-stes tne state's -{•"0-t rm trop tor 1975 is reach 48.4 says ir>:r..~s ~n: m ■ r>r Secretary of Yeung D. ‘■•.r-JrL.TLTr rmiirt m r.i trs anticipated -erorc narrsr. of 88 bushels ner acre ■=rZ oe one bushel more than Her a month earher arc ::i_r xsosls above last t sir = :er acre yield. -.-.-I--- spates that if the corn production c-e eight percent 3S. > ear and 14 cert-ecr. rtgrer than in 1973, Crop Reporting serr-.:e szt rey suggests, mere -s ersc more reason for Make p i HI MOISTURE GRAIN | in a top unloading p| I CONCRETE OR WOOD SILO P — j with pH IM-PRUV-ALL G 55 IM-PRUV-ALL G 55 compound contains no harmful chemicals It helps nature make a more complete ferment faster Hi Moisture grains give you more TON per acre, the soft grains digest more completely, no mold problems, no gram drying expense and more profit for For more information contact your ilufl jillipJll Dealer. MOUNTV.LLE FEED EASTERN LANC. CO. CHESTER CO. — Ralph Stoltzfus Richard Breckbill 717-285-5422 717-859-3119 215-932-3307 SO. LANC. COUNTY lEBANON CO. £ Clarence We,ler Wnghtsville, PA 717-569-6042 717-866-6710 717-252-3114 NO. LANC. CO. ADAMS COUNTY PERRY, JUNIATA, Raymond Weiler ??S e .[L S ? lth UNION & SNYDER GO'S; 717-733-4302 /1/-528-4383 Norman Brouse 717-524-5454 stimulating export sales of gram As of October 6, corn harvesting for grain was 50 percent completed, com pared with 32 percent at the same time last year and with an annual average com pletion of 43 percent. Com raised in Maryland, for the most part, is used for livestock and poultry feeds. Farm production surveys conducted by the Crop Reporting Service, a cooperative effort of the USDA and the state agriculture agency, as of October 1 showed the following: Tobacco production at 24.7 million pounds, the second smallest crop since 1945. Apple production at 76.0 million pounds, 11 million more than a year ago. Sweet potato production at Spotlighting after Midnight Unlawful The Game Commission reminds all Pennsylvanians that the practice of spotlighting after midnight is unlawful. Although the law has been in effect for more than seven years, some persons ap parently are still not aware of the restirction, or perhaps they forget to check their watches. Spotlighting of deer at night is an activity in which many persons, sportsmen as well as non-hunters, engage, especially during the fall months. But all are reminded that while the practice is permissible up until midnight, it is illegal to do so between midnight and sunrise. 326,000 hundredweight, 11 percent more than Uie 1974 harvest.
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