112—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 6,1982
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Good Qaestioß
I am a reader and subscriber of
incaster Farming with a
iggestion: why not publish in box
rm, scheduled and upcoming
eetings in the area for farm
slated conferences and
lucational seminars?
Also, would you please tell me
e name of the organization who
in give me the best information
i tobacco growing?
H. Dietz Keller
York, PA
r. Keller,
We are happy to report that we
t run a schedule of farm events
•ery week and you can find it on
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PDT- Not Available
Paclamar Bootmaker EX-94 GM
USDA PD 1266 M 35F 99°oRpt 181
1 02PDT 99°oRpt 779 HFA
AHendairy Glamourous ivy EX-96-2E
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is one of the most exciting and highest PD Bulls 1o
:ome along in some time. His +2639M and +5294 puts, him
'ight at the too. COLUMBUS daughters are much like those of his
great sire...BOOTMAKER.
COLUMBUS
For service or semen from COLUMBUS call
Representative.
DBS
either page AID or Al 2. This corner
is entirely devoted to reporting
upcoming farm events, seminars,
meetings, and conferences, and we
welcome all readers and
organizations to notify us of their
meetings for inclusion in the
calendar.
For tobacco growing in
formation, try John Yocum at 653-
4728, who works full time on
tobacco research for Penn State
University. For a wider scope on
the tobacco scene, you may want to
write to the Tobacco Institute,
18751 Street, Northwest
Washington, D.C. 20006; and for a
Skyway Valla Vista Double EX-90 GM
Snowboofs Wis Miik)
Osborndale Ivanhoe EX-90 GM
Md«Maple»Lawn Mar<
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Sire* Romandale Reflection Marquis EX-95
George Showers 717-538-1812
Eric Heinaohn >215-5884704
Cindy Gordeuk •' 201-996-2088
Wayne Piper 717-532-4401
William Horton 717-222-3224
Wendel.Musaer 814-5496310
James Charles 717-898-8594
Jim Carmack 301-552-5419
Steve Kieffer 717-758-1714
Cyndy Hetzell , 609455-8187
Darvin Vender - 717-7334966
Paul Herr 717-2844592
Dan Rush > 717-5296548
Robert Fulper 717-658-7316
Paul Martin 717-949-2381
Lynn Gardner 7176586700
Larry Bower 717-323-9710
Harold Robson. Jr. 717682-7731
Johnm Beachy 717-968-1344
MenvinZendt 7174366388
Wllntar Hendricks 717458-5949
AllaniPickett 3016634191
Calvin Crosby 315-5266144
Robert Kayhart 201689-2605 '
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Reedtviile, PA Glenn Barr
Stewartstown, PA Toin Engle
ThomatviHe, PA Ira Boyer
Utyuet,PA Bennie Barker
West Grove, PA Dan Ruth
more local appeal, try your local
Extension agents. York’s Ex
tension phone number is 757-9657
and Lancaster’s is 394-6851.
What is a nest run egg? How do
you interpret the information
found in your market and auction
reports?
Mr. and Mrs. Taratino:
According to Vicky Waas, egg
marketing specialist at PDA, a
nest run egg is an ungraded, shell
egg which may be sold to egg
grading or packing plants, but not
to bakeries, food packing plants or
retail stores. Nest run eggs are as
the name suggests - eggs right
from the nest or cage that have not
yet been run through washing nor
have been graded. Once they are
packaged and graded, eggs are no
longer considered “nest run eggs.”
To interpret the market in
formation, read the brief ex
planation which accompanies the
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Saturday, February 6
Lancaster Society 1 meets for a
stitchery program by Mary.
Fyock
Tuesday, February 9
Lancaster Society 12 meets to sew
for the cancer society
Lancaster Society 22 meets for a
craft day with Claire Hess and
Naomi Wenger
market every week. The eggs are
classififed by weight in 30-dozen
cases, and are traded in lots of
either 300 or 750 cases. Each
market lists weights and prices
which are computed every
Tuesday and Thursday for those
eggs.
6uj Putdiman,
Wednesday, February 10
Lancaster Society 33 meets to
entertain Society 25 at the Coca
Cola Building
Thursday, February U
Lancaster Society 21 meets for a
Safety Program -
Saturday,February 13,
Lancaster Society 19 meets for a
program by Charles Bollinger,
private detective
Lancaster Society 7 meets for
reports on the state convention
Lancaster Society 18 meets for a
book review by Mary Eshelman
Lancaster Society 2 meets for state
convention reports
Lancaster Society 10 meets for
reports of the state convention
Lancaster Society 25 to meet for
convention reports also
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