Time; 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location: Canterbury House, Palmyra smorgasbord lunch
Speaker: Dr. Ron Wendlandt
Topic: Soil Fertility and Animal Nutrition
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location; Bird-in-Hand Restaurant Rt. 340 East, Bird-in-Hand
family style lunch
Speaker: Guy Brayton “The Lasso Man”
Topic: Weed Control
Speaker: Dr. Ron Wendlandt
Topic: Higher Production and Better Reproduction
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March featuring Dr. Ron
Kentucky.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 11
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Tomato plants affected by a sulphur deficiency tend to be smaller and lighter
in color than normal plants. Yellowing may occur in various parts of the plant.
Leaf shape is not affected, but leaves tend to be smaller and closer together.
Petioles and stems will show a marked reddening if the deficiency is severe.
Can you identify
sulphur deficiency?
LANCASTER Soil symptoms of nitrogen lighter colored veins. On
sulphur deficiencies shortage, and adding more most plants, this yellowing
already common in many N, Por K will not produce shows up first on young,
mid-Atlantic and other top yields where sulphur is in upper leaves, while most N
United States crop regions short supply. deficiencies show up first on
and spreading rapidly - too Agronomists advise bottom leaves,
often go unrecognized or growers to watch for the However, specific symp-
following general signs of tons vary considerably from
sulphur hunger: one crop to another, as
The result is limited yields • Small, spindly plants shown in these photos of
and poor crop quality. with short, slender stalks; severe S shortages.
According to the Sulphur • Retarded growth rate Less serious deficiencies
Institute, S deficiency and delayed maturity; may not be visible, but crop
symptoms frequently are ‘Light green to yellowish yield and quality will still be
confused with similar color of leaves, with even affected.
series of programs in
Wendlandt, Lexington,
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location: Akron Restaurant, Rt. 272, Akron
Family Style Lunch
Speaker: Dr. Ron Wendlandt
Topic: Soil Fertility and Animal Nutrition
Time: 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Location: Jo-Lyn Diner, Rts. 73 & 61, north of Reading
Family Style Lunch
Speaker: Dr. Ron Wendlandt
Topic: Soil Fertility and Animal Nutrition
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
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