Harrisburg—Total stocks ot
potatoes stored in Pennsylvania on
Feb. 1 were 2,100,000 cwt., 11
percent more than a year ago,
according to the Pennsylvania
Crop Reporting Service. Current
total stocks are 40 percent of this
year's production of 5,250,000 cwt.,
compared with 45 percent on hand
a year ago.
. Estimated potato stocks in the 15
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1207 Telegraph Road Honey Grove, PA 17035
Rising Sun, MD 21011 717/734-3682
301/653*5568 & 398-6132
215/869-3542
MRVILLE EQUIPMENT, INC.
P.0.80x 37
Airville, PA 17302
717/863-3358
ARNETT'S GARAGE
ttt. 9, Box 125
.Hagerstown, MD 21740
301/733-0515
BENEDICT'S FORD TRACTOR
R.D.2
Wellsboro, PA 16901
717/724-2839
BERKLEI6H POWER EQUIP.,
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10S.2ndAve
W. Heading, PA 19611
215/376-6506
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R.D. #2, Box 36
Quarryville, PA 17566
717/786-7318
PAUL W. HISTAND CO., INC.
697 N. Main St., Box 795
Ooylestown, PA 18901
215/348-9041
KELLER BROS. TRACTOR CO.
H.D. m, Lebanon, PA 17042
717/949-6501
730 S. Broad St,
Lititz, PA 17543
717/626-2121
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R.D.#4
Honesdale, PA 18431
.717/729-7117
major fall states as of Feb. 1
totaled 133 million cwt., nine
percent above a year ago at this
time but ten percent less than Feb.
1,1980. Of the total on hand, 74 per
cent are russets, 22 percent are
whites and four percent-are reds.
Potatoes processed to Feb. 1
totaled 59 million cwt., 18 percent
more than in the same period a
year ago.
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609/267-6100
NORTHAMPTON FARM BUREAU
300BushkiUSt.
Tatamy, PA 18085
215/258-2871
PONIATOWSKI BROS. EQUIP. CO.
Route 31 & Church Street
Flemmgton, NJ 08822
201/782-3514
O.G. RICE, INC.
104 N. Main St.,
P.0.80x-C”
Higlerville, PA 17307
717/677-8125
Fire ant quarantine extends
WASHINGTON, D.C.
New areas of 70
counties in seven
southern states have
been added to the
federal quarantine to
prevent the spread of
the Imported fire ant.
RISHEL’S SALES A SERVICE
R.D. #2, Spring Mills,
PA 16875
814/422-8826
State College, PA 16801
814/238-7788
STRALEY FARM SUPPLY, INC.
1760 East Canal Road
Dover, PA 17315
717/292-4443 or 292-2631
THOMAS POWER EQUIPMENT
So. Penna. Ave., Box 546
Avondale, PA 19311
215/268-2181
TRACTOR PARTS COMPANY
355 Central Road
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
717/7844)250
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 27,1982—A21
U.S. Department of
Agriculture officials
report.
Thomas J. Lanier,
chief regulatory officer
with USDA’s Animal
and Plant Health In-
SEBRING’S POWER HOUSE
North Fifth At Ave. “C”
Stroudsburg, PA 18360
717/421-8980
spection Service, said
this action includes new
(areas of Alabama,
Arkansas, Georgia,
Mississippi, North.
Carolina, South
Carolina and Texas
where fire ant in
festations have been
found since federal
quarantines were last
amended.
Lanier said federal
regulations restrict the
movement of certain
articles and products
that could artificially
spread the imported fire
ant unless they are
inspected and treated, if
necessary. They include
soil, nursery stock with
soil attached, grass sod,
bay, straw and used
mechanized soil moving
equipment.
The imported fire ant
is an aggressive
stinging insect that
builds numerous large
mounds in pastures,
fields, lawns, parks and
other open areas. The
stings of these insects
can cause severe
allergic reactions.
Presence of the
mounds, which may
contain 200,000 ants, and
the insects interfere
with farming, gar
dening, and the use of
school grounds and
public recreation areas.
New regulated areas
have been added to the
quarantine for the
imported fire ant in
these counties:
ALABAMA: Cherokee
ARKANSAS Calhoun, Cleveland,
Columbia, Desha, Lafayette, Miller,
Quachita
GEORGIA; Burke, Candler,
Cherokee, Cobb, Columbia.
Emanuel, Floyd, Glascock,
Haralson. Jefferson. Jenkins,
McDuffie, Morgan Oconee,
Paulding, Richmond, Rockdale,
Walton, Warren.
MISSISSIPPI: Alcorn, Carroll.
Grenada, Leflore, Prentiss,
Sunflower, Yalobusha.
NORTH CAROLINA: Beaufort,
Bladen, Craven, Pender, Robeson
SOUTH CAROLINA. Allendale,
Fairfield,
Dillon,
Barnwell.
Florence, Lee, Lexington, Marion,
Marlboro, McCormick, Newberry,
Williamsburg.
TEXAS: Aransas, Bell, Blanco.
Cass. Oe Witt, Falls, Goliad, Hays,
Henderson, Hilt, Jim Wells, Kerr,
Marion. McLennan, Rams, Refugio,
Rockwall, Upshur, Wilson.
Although the
quarantine and
regulations become
effective immediately
in these new areas;
public comments may
be submitted through
March 15. Comments
may be sent to: Deputy
Administrator for Plant
Protection and
Quarantine, Federal
Building, 6505 Belcrest
Rd. Hyattsville. MD.
20782.
Notice of the action
was published in the
Jan. 12 Federal
Register.
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