REAP LANCASTER FARMING
FOR FULL MARKET REPORTS
GUTSHALL’S SILO REPAIR
RDI Womelsdorf, PA 19567
Frystown 717-933-4616
WHAT WE SELL WE SERVICE
Acorn Silo Unloader
Bunk Feeder
Conveyors
Forage Blowers
Multi-Flo Silage Spreaders
Vinyl & Steel Blower Pipe
WATERERS & FEEDERS
Ritchie Waterers
Weaver!me Silage Carts
Northco Sew-O-Matic
Ideal Cattle Feeders
Ideal Hog Feeders
Ideal Storage Bins
SEE US AT THE LEBANON FAIR
IM —PRUV—ALL
CORN
CORN
SILAGE
The TDN available in the
feed produced from forty
- acre* of corn put up as silage
is far greater than the TDN
in yellow corn from that
same acreage The increased
THE SAME 40 ACRES WILL PRO- TDN, according to U SJD A
VIDE TDN FOR AN ADDITIONAL additional pounds of milk
230,400 LBS. OF MILK ...AT 80 LB. This represents a potential
THIS EQUALS $18,432.00.
farmer
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WEILER BROS. ARE BUYING DIRECT FROM THE IM-PRUV-ALL FACTORY.
Lane., Lebanon & Berks Co.
Ray Weller
Clarence Weiler 717-866-6710
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CALL FOR EARLY ORDER & FARMER-DEALER PRICES.
WEILER BROS. INC.
717-733-4302
Chester County
Richard Breckbill 215-932-3307
History accents
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for a New England tour to
the nation’s most historic
sites just when New England
has its best weather and its
special bicentennial ac
tivities and it gives industry
men from the northeastern
area an “at home” ex
position.
“We’re as pleased as we
can be with the site, the
facilities, the cooperation of
Springfield officials and the
fact that this Convention will
be an easy day’s drive for
poultrymen from any of the
14 northeastern states
covered by NEPPCO and
NEMA,” says Ammon.
The big annual exposition
will be staged in the 40,000
square foot exhibit area of
the new, fully air conditioned
$lO-million Springfield Civic
Center. The adjacent
Springfield Marriott in
Baystate West and the
Washington County
Hagerstown, MD area
Carl Eby 301-842-2630
Holiday Inn will be used to
accommodate attendees.
Dozens of special bicen
tennial events are being
staged throughout New
England during the weeks
just before and after the
exposition. Ammon expects
scores of industrymen to
combine a family vacation
tour with the three-day show
and recommends early
registration. Hotel and motel
accommodations will be
handled by the Springfield
Convention and Visitors
Bureau.
Teamed with the large
commercial exposition will
be full-scale educational
sessions, complete programs
for youth and women and
several special social and
business activities.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 7,1976 —7
Washington visited
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Three members of the
Eastern Lebanon County
FFA Chapter, and two from
the Little Dutchman
Chapter, attended the
National FFA Bicentennial
Conference, here, recently
The three from ELCO
were Kirby Horst, Robert
Martin, and Patrick Arnold.
Little Dutchmen in at
tendance were Jay
Bomgardner and Alan
Hostetter.
The FFA Conference
program was designed to
improve leadership skills,
develop an understanding of
the national heritage, and
prepare FFA members for
more effective leadership
roles in their chapter and
community. The Conference
was also a forum for the
exchange of FFA Chapter
activity ideas among
members from across the
nation.
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der Counties
Besides the training
sessions, the 1976 program
included visits to Mt. Vemon
Plantation, the National
Archives, Smithsonian In
stituion, Arlington National
Cemetery, and several other
historic monuments and
memorials in and around the
Capital.
A highlight of the Con
ference was a Thursday
morning visit to the offices of
their congressmen. Later
participants attended a
Capitol Hill luncheon
featuring a question and
answer period with
congressmen, and
Washington leaders in
business and industry.
Farm mechanization is
reflected in trends toward
increasing farm fuel use,
which is expected to increase
about four percent by 1980.
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