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Gardening tips in new Baer’s Ag Almanac
LANCASTER - New
gardeners can find valuable
advice in the 1981 edition of
Baer’s Agricultural
Almanac, which is now
available.
Beets are recommended
for the new gardener. They
yield rewarding quantities of
nutritional tops and roots;
can be harvested early and
late m the year, and can be
cooked in many ways.
Tips on beets are only a
fraction of help for new and
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all gardeners in the 1981 edi
tion. Here are a few others;
Nasturtiums are more
than pretty flowers; they
repel aphids from broccoli
and help potatoes; they shoo
away squash bugs and they
give radishes perfect flavor.
Cucumbers are No. 3
popular garden plants in the
U.S. (following tomatoes and
beans), but crops are so
bountiful that if you do not
plan m advance what to do
with them, you’ll be in a
pickle.
Turkish sweet bay is an
interesting house plant, as
well as a flavoring aid for the
cook.
The Almanac, published at
Lancaster since 1825, is filled
with facts and folklore in
multitudes of brief articles.
Many experienced farmers
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and gardeners rely on it as a
year-round guide and cheer
ful companion.
It contains planting and
fishing guides; Phases of the
Moon; a gestation table,
weather predictions, wise
sayings, poetry and jokes.
In its American An
niversary section, it notes
that the Revolutionary War
ended in 1781 with the
surrender of Cornwallis;
that Cyrus H. McCormick
invented the farm reaper in
1831, and that the loganberry
was developed in 1881 by
Judge James H. Logan, of
Santa Cruz, Calif.
The issue contains
scientific backing for the old
expression, “Be happy,
you’ll live longer”. It tells
how to help bring back the
bluebirds; when to cut your
■A.RM EQUIPMENT
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 6,1980—C1S
hair according to the moon,
so that it will grow better,
and how to compute tem
perature by listening to a
cricket.
Folklore gems include
these: To become rich,
marry in a snowstorm; for a
good crop of onions, plant on >
ADA directors meet
GLEN ROCK - Mr. &
Mrs. John Krone, Glen Rock,
director of district 18,
American Dairy
Association, recently at
tended a Directors meeting
last Wednesday held in
conjunction with the New
York State Dairy princess
pageant held at Hotel
Syracuse, Syracuse, N.Y.
The main purpose of the
meeting was to discuss the
proposed 1981 budget plus
some other changes.
Also discussed was a
change m media advertising
due to increasing costs of
radio and TV. It was felt
that, m New York City,
subway add billboard ad
vertising was a better way of
Junior Cooking Edition
1 pound margarine
2 pounds peanut butter
2%-3 pounds powdered sugar
3 teaspoons vanilla
Melt the margarine and add the other ingredients. Roll
into balls. Chill. To dip, put on a needle and dip into 18-
ounces of chocolate chips and 1 block of paraffin, melted
in a double boiler. Store in a cool place.
Sue Ellen Petre, Age 9, Waynesboro
1 package cream cheese
1 heaping tablespoon salad dressing
1 small onion
seasoned salt
Soften the cream cheese and add the salad dressing and
omon. Sprinkle with the seasoned salt.
KOOL AIDE DESSERT
1 package Kool Aide
1 cupsugar
2 quarts fruit juice or water
6 heapmg tablespoons Clear Jel
6 ounces gelatm, the same flavor as the Kool Aide
fresh or frozen fruit or drained fruit cocktail
Cook the Kool Aide, sugar, fruit juice and Clear Jel
together until clear. Add the flavored gelatm. Chill until
slightly thickened and add the fruit. Chill until firm and
serve.
Apply lime in the tali
for a better crop next summer
Fall liming assures proper limestone distribution in the
soil ready for spring planting The freezing and thaw
mg of winter aid in the process of limestone dissemi
nation So why wait correct your soil deficiency now
by liming and reap a bigger harvest next summer
*76
March 21; a red sunset
means angels are making
cookies.
For this and more, consult
Baer’s Almanac. It can be
obtained postpaid for $2.00
from John Baer’s Sons, Box
328, Lancaster, PA 17603.
reaching more people for
less money.
Another project discussed
was the “Cheese Adds A
Slice of Life” m which the
supermarkets and cheese
companies have responded
much better than hoped for.
There is a projected in
crease m sales of 10 percent
which would amount to 80
million pounds of cheese.
The supermarkets claim a
projected increase of 20 to 25
percent is more realistic.
There were reports on
other projects in which the
pilot programs have proven
very successful but funds
were not available for full
scale promotion.
(Continued from Page Cl 2)
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CRACKER DIP
Mary B. Esh, Christiana
Mabel Sensenig, Ephrata