ebanon County observes Farm-City week Nov. 21-27
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In Lebanon County
Farm-City Week, being
lasrvad November 21-27, is
Lime to call attention to the
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mlc industry, agriculture
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development of other in
dustries. In the past 10 years
farm production has climbed
20 percent, while the number
o( acres (armed has actually
decreased about 6 percent.
Consumers can get a first
hand look at how the farmer
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does it by visiting one or
more of the farms which arc
participating in a farm visit
open house on Sunday,
November 23rd from I -.00 to
5:00 p.m. The open house
farms are ail family
operated, working farms
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producing the major
products of this area. The
public is invited to visit the
following farms:
Farm No. 1 - Harold
Wampler & Sons Dairy
Farm (85 cows, 50 heifers,
free stall bam with milking
parlor) Hours -1:00 p.m. to
4:00 p.m. Turn North off
Route 322 on Mt. Pleasant
Road, 1 mile West of Fon
tana.
Farm No. 2 - Mountain
Stream Farm Dairy Farm
(ISO acres, 80 milk cows, 40
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Please call before 7 A.M.
or after 6 P.M.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Nov. 22.1975
heifers, stanchion bam with
pipeline milker) Hours -1 -.00
p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Located on
the road between
Fredericksburg and Nor
thern Lebanon high school
(about V« mile West of
Fredericksburg)
Farm No. 3 - Kenneth Blatt
Hog and Dairy Farm (150
acres. Hogs from 1 day old to
fattening. 40 milk cows, 20
heifers) Hours -1:00 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. 1 Mile East of
Jonestown on the Greble
Road. (Greble Road runs
from fireman's park
Jonestown).
Farm No. 4 - Vernon
Balmer Tobacco and Dairy
Far, (100 acres, 20 milk
cows, 12 heifers. Tobacco
can be seen in shed). Hours
- 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m
Milking Time • 5:00 p.tn. 2
miles West of Relstville on
Prescott Road.
Farm No. 5 - J. Gyde
Bowman Beef and Hog Farm
(100 acres. Fattens 150 to 200
steers and 1,400 hogs per
year) Hours - 1:00 pjn. to
5:00 p.m. Mi mile North of
Relstville on Route 501.
Farm No. 6 - Femdale
Farms Dairy Farm (300
acres, 75 milk cows, 50
heifers, stanchion barn -
pipeline milker) Frank Heist
& Sons. Hours -1:00 pm. to
5:00 pm. Milking time 4:30
pm. 2 miles Southeast of
Lebanon just off Route 897 on
Fox Road.
Farm No. 7 - John Hart
man Dairy Farm (100 acres,
55 milk cows, 50 heifers,
milking parlor) Hours -1:00
pm. to 5:00 pm. Vk miles
South of Schaefferstown on
Route SOL
NOTE: Organized groups
may tour Grimes Poultry
Processing, Inc. By Ap
pointment. Contact Mark
Lines - 885-22153.
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