A36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 17,1982
LANCASTER - Pennfield
Corporation, 711 Rohrerstown Rd,
honored 70 of its dnvers recently
for a total of 616 years of safe
driving. The program, held at
Good
’N Plenty restaurant,
honored employees representing
Pennfield Feeds, Lancaster and
York; Pennfield Farms Eggs,
Ephrata; Pennfield Farms
Poultry, Fredericksburg; D. E.
Horn & Co., Red Lion; Palmer
Green Company, Shippensburg,
and Pennfield Farms - Breeder
Division, Statesville, N.C.
According to Mike Horn, Cor
porate Fleet Manger, the group
was responsible for over three
million miles of safe driving m
1981, while delivering 544,000 tons
of feed and agricultural products;
45 million dozen eggs, and 90
million lbs. of poultry products in
1981.
Feed Division drivers receiving agricultural and biological
awards were* Faul L Frey research of the last 25 years now is
Willow Street, 26 years; Daniel G. available to scientists, librarians
Lied, 3014 Marietta Ave. and and writers, Richard A. Farley,
Charles H. Fetrow, Dover, 25 acting director of the U.S.
years; Gerald F. Hess, R 2 Lan- Department of Agriculture’s
caster and C. Mervm Miller, R 9 National Agricultural Library,
York, 21 years; David B. Sentz, sa l 1 l < i£ ecei j! ly \ „ ,
Hellaxn, 18 years; Paul W. Miller, . . *Ji® “Uide to Sources for
York, 17 years; L. Eugene Agricultural and Biological
Snavely, Lititz and Harry Research, a 735-page volume,
Thompson, Mount Joy, 14 years; contains 5,779 citations. It was
CarlG. High, Lancaster R 2, 13 Prepared under the sponsorship of
year s the National Agricultural Library
Reuben L. Rupper and Nelson P. Published by the Umversity of
Wagner, Red Lion, and Curvm C. P Tf ss *,
Fetrow, Dover 12 years; Clarence , Smde should prove m-
Engle, Jr., Stevens and Walter L. ‘hspensable for those seeking
Glatfelter, Red Lion, nine years; information from the large and
Mervm E. 801 l and Amos B. com P lex hterature of this im-
Eberly, Lititz, eight years; Portant field,” Farley said.
Richard G. Bireley, 328 Wmthrop „ E “ to^ s ® f , the B mde were J.
Drive and Philip A. Sellers, R 1 Richard Blanchard, librarian
ThomasviUe, seven years; Paul H. emeritus. University of California,
Rohrer, R 7 Manheifti, six toimerJJSDA reference
Harold C. Hess, R 1 ,^ 01S . Farrell.,
Reuben E. Lauer, Jr.", Llbrary >
five years; Bruce J. ByramlUtitz, 2. California, Berkeley.
Norris E. Geib, WaSgngfohßorff ' to this reference
Rl, Glenn D 'Huber, work and evaluate
Elizabethtown, Robert C.’ Lin- thousand sources of m ‘
denberger, Columbia, Jeffrey A. formation m a variety of formats.
Pennfield honors safe drivers
Witmer, New Providence R 1 and
Vernon L. Witmer, Peach Bottom
Rl, four years.
P. Frank Barendregt, 1118
Wickersham Lane, Donald L.
Kissinger, 42-A Welsh Drive, Rick
L. Judd, Rl Washington Boro,
Donald L. Keller, R 4 Manheim,
George M. Lightner, Abbottstown,
J. Henry Martin and Michael L.
Shank, Lititz and Lester David
Martin, Jr., Rl Drumore three
years; Lynn E. Meyers, Brown
stown and Nevm Stnte, R 4 Spring
Grove, two years; and Melvin R.
BELTSVILLE, Md., - A major
reference work on the extensive
literature resulting from
Breneman, 336 Weaver Road, one
year.
Pennfield Farms Eggs: Kenneth years; John T. Dyer,
R. Getz, R 2 Denver, 25 years; Fredericksburg, 16 years; Miles E.
William Leonard, Ephrata, 24 Spannuth, Fredericksburg, 14
years; Carlton Waite, Ephrata, 13 years; Timothy K. Rentschler, R 1
years; Howard Memtt, Stevens Myerstown, eight years; Delmar
R 2, nine years; Gerald O. Brunner, D. Willen, Sailings, six years;
Ephrata, seven years; Richard J. Robert L. Boltz, Jonestown,
Hirst and Barry G. Long, Ephrata, Joseph A. Gregory, Lebanon and
four years; Glen Weaver, Ephrata, Lee A. Ziegler, R 1 Myerstown, five
two years; Craig E. Bachtel, years; Jeffrey J. Young, Mt.
Denver and Richard Updike, Gretna, three years; and Duane E.
Ephrata, one year. Putt, Lebanon, one year.
Pennfield Farms Broiler D. D. Horn & Co.: Robert E.
Division: Elmer J. Boltz, R 1 Warner, R 2 Felton, 20 years;
Ag research reference available
The reference collections of
numerous research libraries,
including the U.S. National
Agricultural Library, the Library
of the Ministry of Agriculture,
Fisheries and Food in London, the
Food and Agricultural
Organization Library in Rome, the
libraries of the Universities of
California, Minnesota, and Texas
A&M were consulted for source
materials. Over three years were
needed to conipl c* ~ the
HARRISBURG - The AMCO
Terrace Plow Demonstration
scheduled for lower Dauphin
County has been rescheduled to be
held on the Myhn Messick farm on
Tuesday, according to Joel Myers
of the Soil'Conservation Service.
Last fall, I 'a successful demon
stration was Held using the plow to
construct cropland terraces on
shale soils. This spring’s
demonstration will* be tarried out
on heavier bmestone soils, ac
cording to Myers. ' ’
The Mylin 'Messick property is
located along Rt. 441, just 1 north of
Rt. 283. The demonstration will
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• Ideal for minimum tillage and soil conservation
• Available m 4 to 8-furrow sizes with 16 or 18-m
spacing, plus extra big 5/6 furrow 20-inch model
• Beams individually trip or ride over obstructions,
then automatically return to plowing position No
stopping
e High 33-m vertical clearance handles heavy trash
without plugging
Rocks or heavy trash
won’t often stop this one.
Finance plans available.
AGRICULTURAL
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Fredericksburg, 26 years; Ralph
G. Lehman, R 4 Pine Grove, 22
bibliographic research.
Although the guide’s primary
emphasis is on research in
agriculture and biology, many
related subjects such as ecology,
forestry, meteorology and human
nutrition are covered in detail. An
earlier guide Literature of
Agricultural Research was
published in 1958 by Blanchard.
An unuaual feature of the new
edition is the material on the use of
online data base files in the
Plow
programs set next week
start at 10 a.m. and will include the practice can also be significant in
construction of terraces and reducing soil erosion, ’
diversions. For further in- - Myers - explainer ' that " this
formation contact Mylm Messick,"' derndnstration vWlll)?!*an*etcellent
944-3500 or the Harrisburg-Field opportunity for evefyoAe to r SUe the
Office of the Soil Conservation terrace’-"plow
Service at 652-7035. ' conditions. *'The use of tßJ^low
A second demonstration is should aid in die conservation
scheduled for Lancaster County on> “effort a tiihe'wheif funds for
Wednesday aVthe Elizabethtown--conservation - Very
High School. -For further 5 - m-~
-formation calFflhe Lancaster Soil |
Conservation Service Office at 299 5 /
1563 or BiU'fEnkSOmat 367-1521.‘5>|
Present -plana- call |
-seeding of hay‘and/or oats as 'part'W
of both - demonstrations. ‘This
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William C. Miller, R 1 Airville,
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Palmer Green Co.: Amos'
Kanode*, R 9 Chambersburg, 20
years; William K. Garlmg,
Marion, eight years; Hubert L.
Stem, R 2 Stuppensburg, three
years; and'Robert P. Rife, R 1
Shippensburg, one year.
Pennfield Farms „ Breeder
Division: William E. Moore,
Moravian Falls, N.C. and Richard
O. Shoemaker, Statesville, N.C.,
one year.
chapter entitled “Computerized
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acronyms and abbreviations and
comprehensive author, title and
subject indexes keyed to item
number are mcluded.
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