Montgomery Co. gives achievement awards
UNIVERSITY PARK,
- Recently Montgomery
TOmty 4-H’ers, in clothing
and other programs, were
honored at the County 4-H
Achievement Awards
program held at the Holiday
Inn, Kulpsville. The 4-H’ers
were honored for their
outstanding work and
NAME Mr. Farmer
ADDRESS ROUTE 2
TOWN EPHRATA PA. 17522
SUBMITTED BY RAYMOND M. WEILER
ROUTE 1
SAMPLE NO. 2-75 FIELD NO. 3
PRESENT IN SOIL [LBS/ACRE]
7.5
0.00
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PLICATION. PLOWDOWN.
COMMENTS
MORE OR LESS NITROGEN MAY BE NEEDED DEPENDING ON EFFICIENCY OF HIGH CARRYOVER NITRATE NITROGEN. IT IS
FIGURED AT 50 PERCENT EFFICIENCY.
DEDUCT ANY STARTER USED FROM THE ABOVE APPLICATION.
SOIL TESTS ARE A BASIS FOR GOOD JUDGEMENT - NOT A SUBSTITUTE.
IRRIGATION PRACTICES OR MOISTURE CONDITIONS MAY ALTER. NITROGEN REQUIREMENTS
CONSULT YOUR FERTILIZER SUPPLIER FOR AID IN PLANNING FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS.
IM-PRUV-ALL MICRO-NUTRIENT FORMULATION FOR
NAME Mr. Farmer
SAMPLE NO. 2-75
MIX WITH A MINIMUM OF 40 GALLONS OF WATER PER ACRE AND APPLY AFTER INCUBATION
WEILER BROS.
Lane., Lebanon & Berks Co.
Ray Weiler
Clarence Weiler 717-866-6710
Richard Breckbill 215-932-3307
achievements in the past
year in county, regional and
state events.
Katherine Vince, of
Lansdale, and Margie
McGann, of Upper Dublin,
won county award medals
for their work in the clothing
field. Katherine Vince,
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SOLUBLE SALTS [PERCENT]
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ORGANIC MAHER [PERCENT]
ORGANIC NITROGEN
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AVAILABLE PHOSPHATE
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FIELD NO. 3 ACRES 15.0
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Chester County
Lansdale; Wanda, Schultx,
Tylersport; Elaine Pierson,
Trappe; Patty Seneko,
Harleysville; Elen Brcsso,
Willow Grove; and Marilyn
Landis, Souderton; were
honored for their par
ticipation at the Southeast
Regional Dress Revue
Competition. Katherine
DATE FEBRUARY 19, 1976
PH.
FILE 35872.01
ACRES 15.0 UNIT 1
INFORMATION FROM DATA SHEET
CORN CROP
25.0 TONS YIELD GOAL
15 TON CATTLE MANURE
60-30-75 N-P-K VALUE
NONE RESIDUE VALUE
SUGGESTED APPLICATION [LBS/ACRE]
40 TOTAL NITROGEN
NONE ACTUAL PHOSPHATE
NONE ACTUAL POTASH
NONE ACTUAL SULFUR [SULFATE]
ACTUAL ZINC*
ACTUAL MANGANESE
ACTUAL COPPER*
ACTUAL BORON
ACTUAL IRON
ACTUAL MAGNESIUM
GYPSUM
ELEMENTAL SULFUR
LINE REQUIREMENT
NONE
1.0
1.0
NONE
NONE
NONE
NONE
LBS. PER ACRE
1.00
1.00
2.00
8.00
1.50
Vince advanced from this '
event to the state finals.
Marilyn Landis, of
Souderton and Patricia
Tribble, of Norristown, were
grand and reserve grand
champions respectively at
the countyfwide 4-H Fair and
round-up.
Analyzed by:
TRIPLE “S” LAB, INC.
At Johnson's Corner
On Interstate 25
Loveland, Colorado 80537
Box 678 Phone 303-667-5671
LAB NO. 41377.01
gton County
Hagerstown, MD area
CarlEby 301-842-2630
Washi
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Oct 23,1976—:
More Lean-Less Fat
A 10 percent increase in
the amount of lean has been
accompanied by a 26 percent
decrease in the amount of fat
and lard on the hog. With
more lean and less fat, a 3%
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Future Crops.
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Call Any Of The
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ounce serving of lean pi
provides more than half
protein, 18 to 37 percent
the B vitamins and 19 to
percent of the iron an ad
needs daily, and conta
less than 250 calories.
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