*l2—Unortf Farming, Saturday, January 15,1983
Farm Calendar
Monday, Jan. 17
Annual statewide N.J. vegetable
meeting, continues through
Thursday, Atlantic City’s
Resorts international Hotel-
Casino.
Bradford County Dairy Feeding
Meeting, 1 pm., Extension
Office, Towanda.
Franklin Holstein Club annual
meeting, 7 p.m., Kauffman’s
Ruritan Center.
Tuesday, Jan. 18
Wayne County Holstein Club bam
meeting, 12:30 p.m., Paul
Kennedy farm, Honesdale.
York Co. Farm Financial
Now is
the Time
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Ammonium nitrate and am
monium sulfate fertilizers have
been used for melting ice and they
may be effective, but the chemical
reaction will ruin a concrete
surface in just a year or two. Sand
and grit from deteriorating con
crete, when tracked into the house,
is a nuisance to clean and it marks
and scratches finished floors.
Some commercial ice melting
compounds containing ammonium
sulfate are just as bad as fertilizers
and the runoff from these melting
chemicals may kill grass, trees
and shrubs.
Course sawdust spread on
slippery sidewalks provides a
relatively skid-free surface. It has
no harmful effects on concrete or
plant life. It is mush easier to pick
up with a vacuum cleaner if
tracked into the bouse.
Management Clinic, continues
tomorrow, 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.,
4-H Center, Bair.
Farm Income Tax meeting, 9:30
a.m. - 3 p.m., Best Western,
Broad Street, Quakertown.
Dairy Council, Inc. annual
meeting, 10:30 a.m., Hilton
Northeast, Philadelphia.
Penn State Milker’s School, 10
a.m.. New Oxford Fire Hall,
Adams Co.
Adams County Sheep production,
7:30 p.m., Extension Center,
Gettysburg.
Lycoming Co. Milkers School, 9:30
a.m. • 3 p.m., Lycoming Mall,
Muncy. Program begins again
tomorrow at 9:30 a.m.
Cecil Co., Md., IPM meeting, 9
a.m. - noon. Extension Office,
Elkton, Md.
Bradford Co. Forest Landowners’
dinner, 7:30 p.m., Wysox
Presbyterian Church.
Sohuykill Co. DHIA/Holstein Club
banquet, noon - 3 p.m.,
Mahantongo Fire Hall, Pitman.
Wednesday, Jan. 19
Farm Income Tax meeting, 9:30
a.m. - 3 p.m., Farm & Home
Center, Lancaster.
Beef management meeting,
Shippensburg Junior High
School, 7; 30 p.m.
Delmarva Pork Producers
Congress, Salisbury Civic
Center.
Kent Co., Md. grain marketing
meeting, Chestertown, Md.
Bradford County Maple Assn.
Dinner meeting, 10:30 a.m..
Wysox Presbyterian Church.
Bradford County Dairy Feeding
meeting, 8 p.m., Troy Ag Room.
Sulbra .Crop Management Assn,
meeting, 8 p.m.. Extension
Office, Towanda.
Eastern Lancaster Co. Adult
Farmer corn management
meeting, 7:30 p.m. Union Grove
Alternative School.
Wayne County Conservation Camp
planning meeting, 8 p.m,,
Extension Office, Honesdale
Court House.
Thursday, Jan. 20
Delmarva Pork Congress,
Wicomico Youth and Civic
Center, Salisbury, Md.
York County Agri-Business
Seminar, Avalong’s 9:30 a.m. - 3
p.m.
Farm Income Tax meeting, 9;30
a.m. • 3 p.m., Holiday Inn, Rt
316, Chambersburg.
Second Farm Builders Conference,
continues tomorrow, State
College-
Cumberland County Ag and home
Economics Extension annual
meeting. South Middleton Fire
Hall, Boiling Springs, 7 p.m.
Adams County Extension Banquet,
6:30 p.m., McSherrystown
Community Fire Hall.
Cecil Co., Md. No-Till Breakfast
meeting, 8:15 a.m.. The
Granary Restaurant, Sassafras
River.
Interstate District 11, Cochranville
Fire Hall, 11:45 a.m.
Friday, Jan, 21
Farm Income Tax meeting, 9:30
a.m. • 3 p.m., Quality Court
Motel, Rt. 220, Bedford.
Poultry manure meeting, 10 a.m.,
Room 103, PDA Building,
Harrisburg.
Bradford DHIA director meeting,
Pink Apple Restaurant,
Tunkhannock, 10:30 a.m.
York Canners Fieldmen meeting,
10:30 a.m. meeting room,
County Dept. Bldg., Pleasant
Acres Complex.
Saturday, Jan. 22
York County Sheep Producers
annual banquet, 7 p.m.,
Blymires Church, Dallastown.
FARM COMPUTER
SEMINAR
Seminar will be a “hands-on” seminar, with the partici
pants operating the computers. Wives are encouraged to
attend. Apple computers will be used in seminar.
Cost Per Person...s2o.oo; or $25.00...F0r Husband &
Wife, Lunch included. Call now for reservations.
Maximum number of persons per session is 20.
Computer Learning Center
29 E. King Street, Lancaster, PA 17603
JANUARY 25.1983 (Open)
FEBRUARY 8.1983 (Open)
FEBRUARY 15.1983 (Open)
FARM SHOW Results of egg
judging include:
EGG AWARDS
Farmers Class ,
Deean White Egg*
1 Donald Lichtanwalner, R 2 Macungie.
Ooaan Iron Eggs
1 Csrmello Hernley, R 2 Lebanon. 2 Mary
Hsmley, R 2 Lebanon; 3 Hoather Hemlay. R 2
Lebanon
1 Esbenshade Farms. R 3 Mt Joy; 2 RW
Sauder, Inc. Litilr, 3 Breezy-View Farms. Ri
Liberty
1 RW Sauder Inc: 2 Redmnc Farms. RO
Fleetwood. 3 Plain t Fancy Egg Ranch, R 3
Elizabethtown
1 RW. Sauder. Inc; 2 Don Coiner Farm.
Danville. 3 Plain S Fancy Egg Ranch.
Five Dozan Brown Eggs
1 R W Sauder, Inc.
Producer Cartan and Pack Class
Dozen White Eggs
1 Esbenshade Farms. 2 Dutch Country Egg
Farms. Rl Fredericksburg: 3. Don Coiner Farm
1 RW Sauder, Inc, 2 Red Wings Farms, 3
Plain S Fancy Egg Ranch
1 Esbenshade Farms, 2. Don Coiner Farm
Five Dozen Brown Eggs
1 RW Sauder. Inc.; 2. Red Wing Farms. 3 Plain
& Fancy Egg Ranch
1 Esbenshade Farms, 2 Plain t Fancy Egg
Ranch. 3 R W Sauder, Inc
• R Wi bauoer Inc . 2 Re--mu Farms 3 Plain
LANCASTER The Lancaster
County Cattle Feeders’ Day is
scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 25, at
the Farm and Home ' Center,
Lancaster. The event win begin at
9:30 a.m. and continue to 3:30 p.m.
and is being conducted by the Penn
State Extension Service. The
theme for this vesr’«
“Cattle Feeding - from Start to
Finish”.
Penn State Ag Economist Lou
Moore will present his annual
“Cattle and Feed Outlook” and Les
Burdette, Penn State Extension
Beef Specialist, -will give updates
on “New Products”, “Silage” and '
“Preconditioning”. “Interest
Rates” will be a topic presented by
Darvin Boyd of the Hamilton
Topics to be discussed:
• What can a computer do for me on my farm?
• How do I decide which computer to buy?
• How much will it cost?
• How do I learn how to operate it?
Plus demonstrations and operation of farm programs
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THE OFFICE WORKS
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Egg judging results
Cammarcisl Class ■
Dozen White Eggs
Dozen Brown Eggs
Five Dozen Whit* Eggs
On* Dozen Brown Eggs
Five Dozen White Eggs
Packers Carton and Pack Class’
Dozen White Eggs
Dozen Brown Eggs
Cattle feeders 9 day
t Fancy Egg Ranch
FlvoDoaanWMteEas
1. Esbonshada Farm*; 2. Dutch Country Egg
Farms: 3. Plain t Fancy Ea Ranch.
Flva Doan Brawn E«s
I R. W. Sauder, Inc.
Banlsnw
1 Andraa Waldman. Lebanon
BrakaMMQuaMy Ctaas
Two Doaan White Eggs
I. Plain * Fancy Egg Range; 2. R. W. Sauder,
Inc; 3. Dutch Country Egg Farms.
Two Doim Brown Eggs
1. Plain t Fancy Egg Ranch; 2. R. W. Sauder,
Inc: 3. Red Wing Farms.
Junior Classes
Dozen WMo Eggs
1 Jim Shertzer, R 6, Lancaster; 2. Alan
Bleacher, Rl, Mtllersville; 3. Kirby Laudenslager.
R 2. Halifax.
One Dozen Brown Eggs
1 Kyle BRown, Rl, Klrngerstown. 2. Dannel
Hess. Rl, pequea; 3. Daryl Martin. Rl, Millersvilte.
Special Awards
Best Dozen White Eggs. Esbanshade Farms.
Best Dozen Brown Eggs. R. W. Sauder, Inc.
Best Five Dozen White Eggs, R. W. Sauder, Inc
Best Five Dozen Brown Eggs, R. W. Sauder. Inc
Best Dozen Eggs in Fanners Class. Camelle
Hemoly.
Best Dozen Eggs in Commercial Class,
Esbenshade Farms
Best Five Dozen Eggs in Commercial Class, R
W Sauder. Inc.
Best Entry m Commercial Pack Class, R. W
Da uder. Inc.
Best Dozen Eggs in Carton Class, Esbenshade
Farms.
Best Dozen Eggs in Broken-Out Quality Class,
Plain t Fancy Egg Ranch
Best Dozen Eggs in Junior Class, Jim Shertzer.
Bank.
Panels of local cattlemen and
livestock industry professionals
will unveil secrets in marketing
the finished product as well as the
“how to” in getting cattle started
on feed. Wayne Hoelscher,
Young’s Inc. will present an in
teresting program on “Making Use
of Your Home Grown Grains”.
Anyone interested in cattle
feeding is invited to attend. No
reservations necessary. 'Lunch
tickets may be purchased at the
door until 11 a.ra. In addition to
hearing the speakers, there will be
opportunity for questions, for
inspecting commercial exhibits,
and for visiting with other cat
tlemen.
NERSHEY. PA
THE OFFICE WORKS
Computer Learning Center
241 Chocolate Ave.
Hershey, PA 17033
JANUARY 18.1983 (Full)