d: Farmland Preservation ~ It’s worth it /' i♦ x * - y*\ ~i, f * *'W. LeesporL ls * s an °ther in a series of scenic photos of Pennsylvania _ , V. farmland, as it appears today. And hopefully, as it will continue to Berks County appear tomorrow and beyond. Tell us about your favorite scenic farmland spot BY DICK ANGLESTEIN LANCASTER Do you have a favorite scenic farmland spot? Perhaps, it’s on your farm, a neighbor’s or a spot you pass on the way to town. If you know of such a spot, let us know about it. We'd like to include it in our “Farmland Preservation” photo series Just drop us a letter or postcard, giving the location and brief directions on how to find it. Farming, Saturday, August 15,1951 V * <»*■ V Send the information to: Farmland Preservation Photo Lancaster Farming P.0.80x 366 Lititz,Pa. 17543 Lancaster Farming photographers travel far and wide and the next time we’re in the area, we’ll photograph the scene. Of course, that might be tomorrow, next week or next month. We don’t know for sure. But let us know and we’ll try to work it into our news and photo coverage ■* , : ’ * i >JC > ' *' v * V - si v schedule as quickly as we can. Also, if you’re a photo bug, we’d be glad to consider running a photo you’ve taken. Just send it to us and we’ll return it later. Preferably, it should be a black and white photo, at least of 5X7 size. Remember, we’re primarily interested in the land itself - not necessarily people and livestock. Photos similar to those you’ve been seeing in the series. We’re trying to show representative photos from many Sealcrete can paint your farm buildings quickly and. inexpensively... for 'estimate HYDRAULIC AERIAL EQUIPMENT sections of the widespread Lan caster Farming circulation area showing this greatest of natural resources our productive agricultural land. We’re showing this land as it appears today. And hopefully, as the caption says, as it will continue to appear tomorrow and beyond. The photos are a weekly reminder of what we have. And a weekly reminder of what must be preserved so that we have - Photo by Dick Anglestein it tomorrow, too, So get in touch with us and become a part of this effort so that future generations don’t have to page through old issues of Lancaster Farming to see how farmland once looked. Contact Amos Gehman, Salesman Seal Crete, Inc. RD2, Ephrata, PA 717-8591127
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