Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 20, 1976, Image 91

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    ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS USED IN
RE LA TIVELY LARGE AMOUNTS
Mostly from
Air and Water
Carbon Nitrogen Calcium
Hydrogen Phosphorus Magnesium
Oxygen Potassium Sulfur
Other minor elements such as sodium, fluorine, iodine, silicon, stronitium and barium do not
seem to be universally essential, as are the seventeen already cited, although the soluble
compounds on some may increase crop growth.
WEILER BROS. INC.
Ray Weiler
Clarence Weiler
Melvin R. Weaver 717-569-6576
Richard Breckbili 215-932-3307
York Countv
Bair's Mill 717-252-3114
Scientists now recognize more than 100 elements. Most of them
occunn plants, but only 17 are currently known to be essential The 17
known essential plant elements are classified as follows
ESSENTIAL NUTRIENT ELEMENTS AND THEIR SOURCES
From Soil Solids
anon & Berks Co.
u
717-7334302
717-866-6710
Chester Coi
MANGANESE
Cumberland & Franklin Counties
Harry Oberholtzer 717-532-9445
IM-PBUV-ALL
Washington County
Hagerstown, MD area
Carl Eby 301-842-2630
Columbia. Luzerne. Montour. Northumberland
Dale A. Brown 717-752-5387
Union & Sn
Norman Brouse 717-524-5454
ESSTENTIAL ELEMENTS
USED IN RELATIVELY
SMALL AMOUNTS
From Soil Solids
Iron Copper
Manganese Zinc
Boron Chlorine
Molybdenum Cobalt
der Counties
has flower
power
ELVERSON, Pa. - Many of
the classrooms at Twin
Valley High School and
Middle School are just a little
bit more colorful because of
the generosity of Dutch
Wonderland and the efforts
of the Twin Valley FFA. For
the past several years FFA
members have obtained
geraniums from the Caer
narvon Township Municipal
Building in Morgantown,
potted them, and placed
them in classrooms. This
year Caernarvon Township
used petunias in a Bicen
tennial theme, so FFA
members arranged to obtain
plants from Dutch Won
derland in Lancaster. Im
mediately preceeding the
hard freeze of several week
ago, Tom Enle and Ron
Frederick, FFA advisors at
Twin Valley, journeyed to
Dutch Wonderland to obtain
plants. Over 80 different
plants were obtained, in
cluding many types of wax
begonias, coleus, geraniums,
impatiences, and dusty
millers.
The following day FFA
members potted the plants
and began to care for them.
As the plants recovered from
the shock of being planted,
they were distributed to
various classrooms.
Members of the plant
science class have now
assumed reponsibility for
caring for them, and will
take cuttings from them.
Turf show set
CHERRY HILL, N. J. - The
Annual New Jersey Turf
Grass Expo ’76 is scheduled
to be held on December 6
through 9 at the Cherry Hill
Hyatt House, here. The
Third Annual Turf Grass
Educational Conference and
Trade Show includes
sessions on establishing and
maintaining turf for golf
courses, athletic fields,
lawns of various types and
use of sod.
The trade show will
feature the latest in turf
grass equipment and
products.
The annual event is co
sponsored by Cook College,
Rutgers University, and the
New Jersey Turf Grass
Association.
f VOCO \
FARM WHITE
VOCOII IS THE
PROVEN
WHITEWASH THAT
IS NATURALLY
ADHESIVE.
Voco II is NOT A LIME
whitewash
Voco II will not flake or scale
off
Voco II dries white.
APPLIED BY
RICHARD R. FORRY
2020 Horseshoe Road
Lancaster, PA
Phone 717 397 0035
We are also equipped to serve
you with modern equipment in
all your areas of crop
spraying
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Interior
Farm
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