BB—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 12,1980
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The Pa. Dairymen’s Association stand has been manged by the Valley Grange
of Lewisbury, York County, for at least 25 years. John Smith, York County
Extension director, and Mrs. Luther Snyder assisted in the sales. John
Blyholder, secretary - treasurer of the Dairyman’s Association noted, “business
is mighty good. Today, (Monday) is the biggest Monday ever.” According to last
year’s records, 40,000 shakes were sold during the Farm Show.
About 20,000 quarts of apple cider move during Farm Show Week. The State
Horticultural Association also moves apples, apple butter, and other orchard
treats.
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Potato Do-Nuts are also a popular seller at the
stand. The doughnuts are made on location,
behind the stand. Each recipe uses potato
granules to yield 19 dozen doughnuts.
Potato Do-nuts
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The Beekeeper’s Association sign displays their motto, “Eat Honey for your
Health.” Profits from the honey sales are contributed to the promotional efforts
of the State organization. Specifically, the support of the State Honey Queen,
Barbara Graybill
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Our program doubles the sugar content of cantaloupes It should do it in
gram too Try it
LOOKING FOR
FARM SHOW WINNERS?
We had no exhibit but we are winning with equal or better yields without
spending for nitrogen and potash Only phosphorus and BX soil bacteria
Non-livestock farmers may need some but a lesser quantity of nitrogen and
potash Ask for literature explaining the value of bacteria, earthworms,
and soft rock phosphate Many are getting big crops with these simple,
inexpensive products It is the utilization of the neutral forges If others can
do it, aren’t you worthy of the inherent blessings provided 7 There are
other blessings that go along with it higher feed nutrition, sometimes 11
to 12% protein corn and 33 to 36% protein alfalfa, considerable higher
sugar content for gasohol, better standibility of gram, better soil tilth, less
fuel needed, better bug disease and drought resistence, earlier spring
warm up for planting because soil is spongy Would you rather forfeit all
these economical blessings and fork our more hard earned cash in the
process 7
P S Our soft rock phosphate lasts for years Some of our customers skip
fertilizer for several years They sit pretty and can laugh at the Arabs for
raising prices Y NOT U PROVE IT 2 ? Then you know when worse come to
worse Apply our products early for best results
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Baked Potatoes
Violet Stehr and Lena Adams prepare baked
potatoes complete with salt and butter. These
ladies and many others from the Schuylkill,
Northumberland County areas return to work at
the Pa. Cooperative Potato Growers, Inc. food
stand.
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