A24— Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 24, 1981
Berks, Lebanon to hold swine day
BETHEL The Ex
ension Service of Berks and
counties invites all
wine producers and agri
business personnel to their
Swine Day. To be held on
lanuary 28 at the Mid-Way
Jmer, Rt 78 ( 22) Exit 5, the
jrogram 'will begin at 9 a.m
with coffee, donuts, and
nsiting the commercial
Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page A 10)
.ancaster/York Vegei
Growers, Farm & Ho
Center, 9 30 a.m - 2 3u
p.m.
Inter-State District #3, an
nual meetmg, Chestnut
Level Presbyterian
Church, noon.
Adams County Corn Day,
Heidiersburg Fire Hall, 9
a.m.
Gypsy moth meeting, Derry
Twp. Administration
Bldg , Hershey, 7 30 p.m
Dover Young Farmers
Motor Vehicle Code up
date meting, Dover High
School ag shop, 7:30 p.m.
Dairy herd selection
meeting, Ephrata Senior
High School ag dept., 7 45
p.m
Garden Spot Young Farm-
ers, Union Grove School,
Terre Hill, 7-30 p.m
Poultry disease identifica
tion meeting, Penn
Manor High School, 7 30
p.m.
Wednesday, January 28
Adams County Sheep Pro
ducers dinner meeting,
Cross Keys Diner, 7 p.m
Mt. Joy Farmers’
Cooperative Association
annual meeting, Hostet
lers Banquet Hall, N.
Barbarta St., Mt. Joy,
noon.
York County corn clinic,
4-H Center, 9.30 a.m - 3
p.m.
Dairy-Livestock Seminar,
American Legion Hall,
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exhibits. The agenda in
cludes
9 30 - New developments m
farrowing and nursing
units, Day Myer, PSU
Extension Ag Engineer
10 15 - Improving
reproduction efficiency,
Ken Kephart, PSU Ex
tension Assistant Animal
Scientist
Cha> l‘ stc'Vi
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tion m j i,,, Lowei
Dauphin High School Vo-
Ag Room, Ipm
Berks-Lebanon Swine Day,
Midway Diner, Rt 78 at
Exits, 9 a m.
Thursday, January 29
Lancaster Farm & Horne
Foundation annual dinner
meeting, Farm & Home
Center, 6:30 p m
Milk marketing workshop,
Bermudian Springs High
School, 7 30 pm
New Jersey Dairy Interests
Day, Pfenningers Hilltop
Inn, noon
Ag leadership seminar, Har
risburg Marnot Inn, con
tinues tomorrow
Berks Crops Day, County Ag
Center,9.3oa m -3p.m.
Embryo Transplant discus
sion, Penn Manor High
School, 7 30 p m
Friday, January 30
Franklin County Ag Exten
sion Association annual
meeting, Kauffman Com
munity Center, 6 15 p m
Saturday, January 31
Delaware Holstein Assn,
Sleats Bros farm and
Odesssa Fire Hall,
Odessa, Del 10 a m.
York 4-H Baby Beef ban
quet, Grangeville Fire
Hall, Hanover, 7pm
Garden State Dairy Goat
Assn luncheon, Hyland
Inn, Whitehouse, N J , 1
p m
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10.45 - How to use the state
diagnostic laboratory at
Summerdale and state
update on pseudorabies,
Dr. Patricia B
McQuiston, laboratory
veterinarian
11 15 - Prevention and
control of pseudorabie.3,
rhinitis, TGE, lice, and
mange - Dr Jerry Ap
plegate, Pennfield Swine
Veterinarian
12 15-Lunch.
12 45 - Working with you -
The Pennsylvania Pork
Producers, Herb Schick,
Treasurer and Swine
farmer
1 00 - Marketing pork
tomorrow and TB
problem update - Doug
Clemens, Hatfield
Packing.
1 30 - Maximizing the en
vuonr °nt in growing
finishing units - Dan
Myer
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Dan Myer
2 15 - Buying and starting
feeder pigs panel, Dr
Applegate, Veterinarian,
Mike Firestme, Swine
Elanco to talk
pepper growing
TERRE HILL - The
Eastern Lancaster County
Adult Farmer Program in
cooperation with the Far
mers-Consumer Services
Association, Inc. will
sponsor a meeting Thur
sday, January 29 for persons
interested in growing pep
pers or tomatoes for a cash
crop
Farmers, Farm Loan
Officers Lebanon Valley
Nat’l Bank; Ken
Keiphart, PSU Extension
Assistant, and Wilbur
Lutz, Swine Farmer
S 00 - Question & Answer
Period.
A charge of $1.50 per
person will be charged to
help cover lunch costs.
For reservations and more
informatin call Clyde A. B.
Myers, County Agent at the
Berks County Extension
Office 215/378-1327
During the summer of 1980
23 acres of peppers were
grown m the New Holland
area and marketed through
the Farmers-Consumers
Association to the Benjamin
Lipitz Co. of Philadelphia as
a pilot project to introduce
additional cash crops to the
Lancaster area
Ben Lipitz, owner of the
Lapitz Co. and George Perry,
director of the Farmer-
Consumer Association will
be presenting the expanded
needs for peppers to include
new varieties with increased
acreage and would also like
to include tomatoes this
season
The meeting mil be held
on Thursday afternoon at
1:30 p.m in the Union Grove
School which is located two
miles north of Route 23 on
route 625 between Blue Ball
and Bowmansville