—Lancittor Farming, Saturday. March 6. 197 i
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standing milk, corn and
silage producers. In the corn
grain division, the results
were as follows:
1. Andrew Stoltzfua,
Morgantown Rl, with a yield
of 206.2 bushels per acre; 2.
Eugene Eberly, New
Holland Rl. 194.4 bushels per
acre; 3. Kenneth Herahey,
Gordonville Rl, 172.9 bushels
per acre; 4. Clyde Martin,
East Earl Rl, 167.5 bushels
per acre; 5. Ray Geissinger,
New Holland Rl, 164.4
bushels per acre.
In the corn silage contest,
Bill Fisher took first place
with a harvest of 14,950
pounds of TON per acre.
Second was Eugene Eberly,
New Holland Rl with 14,206
pounds; and third Earl
Weaver, New Holland Rl
with 13,770 pounds.
The dairy achievement
award was presented to
Andrew Stoltzfus.
In the new varieties com
contest, Earl Weaver and
Bill Fisher placed first and
second, respectively.
Weaver’s yield of 157.8
bushels placed 5.1 bushels
LIQUID NITROGEN
FOR SMALL GRAINS, PASTURE, CORN
CUSTOM APPLIED FAST AND ACCURATELY
WITH NEW AND MODERN EQUIPMENT
FOR PROMPT AND TIMELY SERVICE
HAROLD ZOOK, Custom Applicator
220 Lampeter Road
Lancaster, PA 17602
Phone: 394-5412
PLAN NOW FOR THE
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We will Top Dress Small Grain
- & Pastures with
LIQUID NITROGEN
WE WILL
• APPLY LIME ON FROZEN GROUND
• REVIEW SOIL TESTS
• ANALYZE FERT. REQUIREMENTS
• ARRANGE FOR FERTILIZER AND
PESTICIDE NEEDS
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WITH PROPER FERTILIZATION.
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Phone 653-1568 1 o
Phone 394-5412
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ahead of the second-place
entry. It was noted that 23
different growers competed
in the contest.
The past president’s
award was presented by
current president Harold
Wisslcr to Norman Uapihey,
1974 president.
Last year's outstanding
young farmer Nathan
Stoltzfus who went on to win
the Pennsylvania Young
Fanner Region II title last
year, was recognized again
to receive a belated trophy
and receive notice that his
name will be engraved on the
Carl M. Sauder Memorial
Plaque which is per
manently displayed in the
Garden Spot High School ag
classroom. Weaver’s name
will also be engraved on that
plaque.
Certificates of ap
preciation were awarded to
the following people:
Aaron Kurtz, president of
the Eastern Lan
caster County School
Board; Ray Brechbill, feed
programmer and salesman
for Young’s Inc.,
manufacturers of livestock
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supplements; John Yocum,
director of Penn State's
Southeast Field Research
laboratory at tandlsvllla;
and liCSter Weaver, seed and
fertilizer dealer from New'
Holland.
Entertainment for the
evening was provided by
Steve Noll who presented a
three-screen slide program
entitled "1800 sccorids of
America."
Down-home Humor
If you want the fire chief
at your door, keep those
home fires burning The
biggest problem with
staying on the ball all the
lime is the slippery fooling
Wonder why every penny
you save ends up going for a
new sales tax'’ The best way
to play golf with your friends
is to go immediately to the
19th hole
DEKALB Seed
You can save money with DEKALB’S
early payment program. Pay for your
seed on or before March 20, and re
ceive a 4% cash discount. You can
also take advantage of our quantity
discount. So see your DEKALB
Dealer today and pick up your 1976
seed .
ROBERT STOLTZFUS
Cochranville
593-5982 ’
IRA NISSLEY, INC.
Morgantown
286-9328
NEVIN MYER
Chester Springs
827-7414
NORWOOD WILSON
Oxford
932-8350
HARVEY BRUBACKER
Womelsdorf
589-2632
FRAZER’S FEED
Downmgtown
269 0991
ALBRIGHTS MILL
Kempton
756 4421
Hog homes
featured
Penn State University and
PennAg Industries
Association will hold a Swine
Housing Clinic produced
primarily for feed ser
vicemen this Thursday,
beginning at 10 a.m. at the
Quality Motor Inn, Route 30
West, Lancaster.
All speakers will be
available for a full
discussion period on any
phase of swine management
the audience may question.
Entire cost for the clinic
including a revised swine
management handbook, a
housing handbook and
luncheon is |l5 per person.
Advance reservations are
required. Payment may be
made in advance or at the
meeting.
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JIMBATZ
Richland
717-933 8168
F.M. BROWNS
Sinking Spring
678-4567
LEECOSTENBAOER
Kunkletown
381-3004
JAMES DELONG
Orefield
395-2036
STANLEY FOX
Palpi
679-9682
LG. AG SALES
Silverdale
257-5135
JOHN JOHNSON
Orefield
395 1823
World trade seminar to
draw Pa. - IV. Y. farmers
CAMDEN, NJ. - The
Farmers and World Affairs,
Inc organization is spon
soring a seminar later this
month on World Trade and
the Ui> Farmer.
Scheduled for March 30
and 31, the event is being
held at the Ramada Inn,
Binghampton, New York,
and reservations for the
gathering must be made by
March 16. The two-day
seminar is being planned in
cooperation with the New
York Farm Bureau, the New
Other meetings on dif
ferent subjects to be
presented in different
regions are being planned by
PennAg for later in the year.
WILLIAM LITTON
Philh'psburg
201-859-1485
MARSTELLER GRAIN INC.
Trexlertown
395-2462
ERNEST MILLER
Hamburg
562-8254
MOYER & SON INC.
Souderton
723-6001
PHILLIPS FEED SERVICE
Germansvilie
767-3819
PHILLIPS FEED SERVICE
Bath
837 0301
York State Grange, the
Pennsylvania
Association, the Penn
sylvania Farmers Union,
and the Pennsylvania State
Grange.
Interested persons who
wish to attend the meetings
should contact the FWA, 101
North Seventh Street,
Camden, N.J. 06102.
One Liners
Anatomy is something
everybody has—but which
looks better on a girl A bom
executive is a man whose
father owns the business
TTie boss is the man who
watches the clock during
coffee break An auction
sale is where you can get
something for “nodding ”
JOE RUTH
Fleetwood
944-7571
DENNIS TREXLER
Limeport
967-3362
FRANKLIN TROXELL
Andreas
717-386-5322
WARREN SMITH
Saylorsburg
717 629-1356
LORTON ECKROTH
New Ringgold
717-943-2367
SCHMALTZ BROS.
Doylestown
794 7259
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