MS—Lancaster Forming, Saturday, September 5,1981
Now Is The Time
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which is yellowish-brown in color _ silo filling and corn picking
and smells like some laundry jji end into that tune wheat
bleaches. It will settle on top of the barley planting and the last
silage below the upper edge of the rut t ln g 0 f alfalfa,
top door —it will also settle thru This means a lot of farm
Uie chute, so be careful that it machmery will be on our highways
doesn’t setUe in your silage room during or dark hours,
or even workmtoyour bam. slow moving vehicles such as
!t is import to run the sitoge f equipment traveling on
blower for 20 to 30 minutes before present a real traffic
entering[the sdo- also never work d ' £ he moto rist must
alone Make sure your silage room recognize a tractor travehng
is well ventilated, and keep the s f o 10 hour 1S almost
door closed between the silage standln stlU compared t 0 a 50
is a valuable mph car ‘ Mos / drivars
i Know com suage is a vaiuaoie never driven a farm machine
crop, but your health is much more the and amply do not
valuablesomkeUrnetobesafe. MUBh s,.bwrllie l do travel.
IvDEiuAlllAoAr £1 pmnpr and
DRIVING THIS BUSY SEASON wap J „ Mportant. 'Die
A very shocking figure came to tnang J ar slow M ovmg vehicle
Ugh this past week - six farm embl * m must be on all farm
fatalities already this year. And we ment operated on highways,
are just entering one of the busiest
PUT YOUR JUNK IN A BOTTLE!
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Let’s keep alert this busy fall
season both on the highway and in
Uic fields.
TO TEST FORAGES
It is always nice to have a
balanced feeding program in your
hands, ready to use, when you need
it, says Glenn Shirk, our dairy
agent. And fall is one of the times
you usually need to make some
adjustments as you switch from
your summer forages to your
winter forages, if you wait until all
the hay is in, the silos full, and the
silage fermented before you start
doing any testing, you lost a lot of
valuable time. Get a head start.
Take as much of the guess work as
possible out of your feeding
program. Test the hay that is dry
enough to test (about 10 percent
moisture) and the last of the corn
that "tops off” the silo, as you are
filling the silo. Request a feeding
program based on the use of these
forages. Later on, when the silage
is fermented and all the hay is in -
and dry, you can test again and
fme tune your program.
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*129”
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.. $ 108.75
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McMullen is n.e. area
WASHINGTON, D.C. -
Secretary of Agriculture John R.
Block has appointed James R.
McMullen as Director of the
Northeast Area office of the U.S.
Department of Agriculture’s
Agricultural Stabilization and
Conservation Service, effective
August 24,1981.
As director, McMullen will be
responsible for the administration
of federal farm, price support and
conservation programs in Con
necticut, Delaware, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts,
Michigan, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania,
Rhode Island, Vermont and West
Virginia. He will also serve as
liaison between field offices and
the Washington, D.C. staff,
providing policy and program
direction to ASC State committees
and ASCS State and county offices.
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Agricultural Education from Penn
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agricultural student and member
of the Future Farmers of America,
taught vocational agriculture for
six years in Indiana Countv. This
included three years at Purchase
Line High School in Commodore
and three years at Indiana Area
High School, Indiana?
He began his career with the
Agricultural Stabilization and
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1966 as an operations assistant in
the Pennsylvania State ASCS of
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