Stone Valley hunting UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Hunters are again /welcomed to the Stone Valley Experimental Forest of The Pennsylvania State University, in Huntingdon County, during the regular hunting seasons. Archery deer hunting is underway and grouse, squirrel, and woodcock open on Saturday, Oct. 16. As in previous years, cooperation of hunters will be appreciated in filling out information cards left on auto windshields, stated Dr. James S. Lindzey, Leader of the Pennsylvania Cooperative Wildlife Look neighbor... THAFS BIG VOLUME V.v f : SN* 'V. . Twjj.*./. \s vX ’*•£• iv- -■• < ‘•'11*? • .V Jamesway® Volumatic® II silage distributor-unloader pours silage out fast, cuts level, top to bottom. Power ring drive, no weights. But don’t take our word for it. Ask a neighbor who owns Jamesway. AGRI-EQUIP. LANDIS BROTHERS INC. M. S. YEARSLEY & SON W*- PA >“ “T "*• PA SuSfpA 19380 717-354-4271 717-393-3906 215-696-2990 ROY 0. CHRISTMAN 17527 #TLEE REBERT RDI (Shartlesville) Hamburg, PA 19526 717-442-8134 Lfttlestown. PA 17340 215-562-7218 or 215-488-1904 717-359-5863 ERB 4 HENRY EQUIP, INC. CfIRL L SHIRII . . HARRY L TROOP 21M67-2169 AVenUe PBl * ln ' /lPe ' PA . 717-274-1430 ' ’ 'iS-SM-ST"' - P * !933 ° I. G.’s AG. SALES STOLTZFUS WELDING SHOP SWOPE 4 BASHORE, INC. Rt 113, Box 200, Silverdale, PA RDI. Fleetwood, PA Frystown R 1 Myerslown PA 17067 215-257-5135 [2ls] 944-7807 717-933-4138 Research Unit at Penn State. No special permits are required' for hunting small game on the Stone Valley Experimental Forest other than Pennsylvania hunting licenses, he said. There are no closed areas of the Experimental Forest, except safety zones around Stone Valley Lake and Recreation Area and safety zones around buildings. Hunters should be aware of private lands in and around the Forest and respect the right of private land owners to control the use of their property. - ' - i s i ? * i VV u s '»•* A. A'. ti- open for small game Permits will again be required to hunt deer on the Stone Valley Experimental Forest. These free permits - are required to gather data on hunting pressure and harvest - to aid in managemnment. They may be obtained from the Penn sylvania Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit in Room 113 Ferguson Building at Penn State, from Personnel at the Mineral Industries Camp at Stone Valley Lake, or from the boathouse checking station near Masseyburg during the regular deer hunting season. Permits r 4k- may be obtained during regular working hours. .. For several years graduate students at Penn State have conducted studies on the Experimental Forest as part of' their training, seeking ways to maintain or increase game populations. By working with hunters, graduate students determine the impact of different forest management techniques on game production and the results in meeting public desires and needs. Try A Clossified Ad If Pays! J ' j f V f/ x|i v" .s V. V ' V Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Oct. 23.1976 Grains go WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced recently two sales totaling 700,000 metric tons (27.6 million bushels) of U.S. com and a sale of 178,000 metric tons (6.5 million bushels) of U.S. Hard Red Winter wheat to the Soviet Union. All of the com will be shipped in the 1976-77 com marketing year (Oct.-Sept.). Part of the wheat sale (99,000 tons) will be shipped in the 1976-77 wheat marketing year (June-May) and the remainder (79,000 tons) in the 1977-78 marketing year. Since all shipments will be after Oct. 1, 1976, all will count against the U.S. - U.S.S.R. Long-Term Grain Supply Agreement. The sales were reported to the Department under its export sales reporting program which requires sales of 100,000 tons or more to a single destination to be reported to' the Department within 24 hours. The sales announced today to the Soviet Union bring total sales of U.S. corn for shipment in the 1976-77 com marketing year (Oct.-Sept.) to 3,453,000 metric tons (136 million bushels) and sales of FARM FAN "TEMPER DRY 1 n!|' • n, l * * % ... t H * l JL >* iiiti CMS Model—llE Temper Ones to 600 bu per hr $ CM<5 Model—l 46 I;! Temper Dries to 480 bu per hr | ”rr“ .1 I ) f CMS Modvt—loE Temper Dries to 350 bu per hr FARM FANS offers you a choice of 5 outstanding gram dryers - 3 CMS models that utilize the exclusive continuous multi-stage principle 2 AB models that utilize the staged automatic principle All 5 dryers are fully automatic They cost less to buy and less to operate In stock for immediate delivery LEASING AVAILABLE WE SELL, SERVICE AND INSTALL "farm fans INDIANAPOLIS (NO EQUIPMENT, INC. R.D.I, Willow Street PA 717-464-3321 Lancaster Co. Russia wheat for shipment in the 1976-77 wheat marketing year (June-May) to 2,476,000 metric tons (91 million bushels). Total sales of U.S. grain and soybeans to the Soviet Union out of the 1976 crops now stand at 7.4 million metric tons. Today’s sales bring total sales under the U.S.-U.S.S.R. Long-Term Grain Supply Agreement to 6 million metric tons, including 3,453,000 tons (136 million bushels) of com and 2,545,000 tons of wheat (93 million bushels). The agreement calls for the Soviet Union to purchase no less than 6 million metric tons of U.S. com and wheat in approximate equal quantities for shipment each year (Oct.-Sept.) for a 5-year period beginning Oct. 1. Up to 8 million metric tons of com and wheat can be purchased each year of the agreement without con sultations between the two governments if the U.S. supply of total grain is more than 225 million metric tons. The U.S. supply of total grain is currectly estimated at 276 million metric tons for 1976- 77. DRYERS R GRAIN FOR PROFIT At Model—l2t Temper Dries to 310 bu per hr At Modtl—lß ‘ Temper Ones lo 210 bu per hr E. M. HERR 59 to f &
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers