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Church Farm School
4 RG 7-9
89 RG 8-0
109 RG 4-5
118 RG 5-7
Milton & Joyce Edwards
GH 5-«
GH 9-0
GH 9-11
Wilmer L. Hosteller
Hershey GH 5-0
Floyd Miller
4
27
30
34
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Harry Freese & Son
Ellen RH 5-2
Ope RH 3-0
Beatrice RH 6-2
Hope RH 3-1
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10,311
305
305
305
305
11,677
12,387
10,511
11,665
305
305
305
17,797
14,618
15,154
305
16,975
299
16,515
305
305
305
305
17,973
16,072
15,225
13,863
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Christ 1,. StolUfus
Snntly RH 7-10
Hobo RH 6-3
Jane RH 7-9
Merle J. Klnjj
Irma GH 6-3
Penn Ix:a Farm
223 GH 3-3
86 GH 7-0
127 GH 5-7
Harold Umblc
Doris RH 4-11
Daniel S. Stoltzfus
Flossie RH 5-4
Myra GH 6-4
Henry M. Hcrshcy
Milzi RH 5-9
Kimbcrton Farm School, Inc.
Alda RG 7-11 305
Walmoore No. 3
578 RH 4-2
167 RH 3-10
477 RH 5-1
673
5.7
5.2
6.1
5.4
668
642
640
632
3.7
4.3
4.2
667
634
630
3.7
4.1
4.2
4.5
662
660
640
620
315 RH 3-1
Hargret Dairy, Inc.
25
Vernon C. Ruth
Doris RH 3-4
Sue RH 5-9
Elvin P. Graybill
Ginny RH 3-11
Bryncoed Farms, Inc.
M 23 RH 5-3
N 99 RH 4-6
054 RH 4-3
Lloyd Mast
Jennie
Angela
E. Kent High
49
John R. Groff
Ann
Horace Prange
Whitey GH 6-6
Norman G. Laffey, No. 1
179
J. Harold Bare
28 GH
David Darlington
Jean
John H. Lamb
Wll
Harold R. Kulp
Noel GH
Donald H. Windle
119 RH
Henry S. King
Ethel RH
E. E. Hershey
75 GH
Charles H. Gable
191 RA
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305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
305
296
273
295
305
GH 3-0
281
305
305
277
305
305
263
305
RH 5-10
RH 3-11
GH 4-1
305
RH 3-10
305
305
GH
305
305
GH
305
GH
282
305
305
305
305
MADISON SILOS
Div Chromalioy American Corp
1070 Stemmetz Road
Ephrata PA 17522
Phone 733 1206
602
609
602
3.7
3.5
3.6
18,051
17,210
10,839
19,079
654
641
630
4.2
4.7
4.3
15,735
13,646
14,619
653
16,948
652
643
19,243
16,157
652
17,397
651
12,752
650
624
601
600
3.8
3.9
3.5
4.2
17,101
16,154
16,931
14.421
649
14,759
647
638
14,598
16,682
646
20,269
645
615
601
4.7
4.3
3.7
13,744
14,204
16,318
641
600
14,586
17,125
640
13,370
639
16,313
631
16,036
627
17,324
626
18,048
624
14,979
623
13,601
621
16,319
614
15,971
612
18,237
612
18,137
610
15,900
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct. 25.1975
Lebanon County makes
flood provisions
The tabanbn County ASC
Committee has Implemented
the Emergency Con-
servation Measures
Program to defray costs to
farmers for restoring farm
land damage by hurricane,
Eloisc. Government cost
share rates arc 80 percent of
cost for replacing fences,
removing debris from far
mland, grading, shaping,
rcleveling of land, and
restoring sod waterways,
diversions, terraces, ponds
and dams. Please contact
the Lebanon County ASCS
Office at 1730 North Highway
72, Lebanon, Pa. 17042 or call
273-9321 if you have ex-
Groff receives honor
for high-yielding com
James R. Groff of Lan
caster has posted an ap
proximate yield of 174.84
bushels per acre of No. 2
com in the DeKalb Yield
masters Club, according to a
preliminary yield check
reported to the Lancaster
Farmer by area DeKalb
District Service
Representative Ed Wilson.
Groff’s entry was
mechanically harvested and
verified by an impartial
third party. The yield came
from a field of XL64A.
Groff planted the field on
April 30 in 30 inch rows and
had an estimated harvest
stand of 24,500 plants.
His fertilizer program
included 130 lbs. of nitrogen,
110 lbs. of phosphate and 115
lbs. of potash. Weeds were
controlled with Lasso &
Atrazine.
Harry L. Griest
47 GH
John E. Bruner
98 GH
Hogg & Hershey
RH
GH
Mary
F Waren
Edgar Miller
Joy RH
Martin M. Weaver
94 GH
Ben 0. Stoltzfus
GH
GH
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pcrienccd damages because
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Some corn in Lebanon
County has received con
siderable damage because of
high water. Farmers
planning to harvest this com
for silage and who wish to
file for low yield payment
should call before it is
harvested so that an ap
praisal can be made in the
field. Com that is harvested
as shelled com or picked for
ear com should be reported
within 15 days after it is
harvested to measure the
acutal yield for low yield
payment.
The purpose of the
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farmers. Each entrant in the
program provides detailed
information on his own com
growing practices. These
data are organized by
program officials and a
composite of results is
tabulated. Through the
sharing of this information,
the program attempts to
encourage practices which
will help farmers gain the
maximum amount of net
profit from each acre of
com.
At a winter meeting Groff
will receive a plaque in
recognition of his yield.
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305
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305
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305
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