y FARM SHOW - Carrots, collards (kale), and celery were just a few of the taste-tempting vegetables entered by Penn sylvania fanners at this weeks’s 67th Farm Show here in Harrisburg. Bucks Countian Eugene Digirolamo of Bensalem walked away with the blue-ribbon award for his collection of vegetables. Winners listed by vegetable category follow: VEGETABLES Beat Growers Colection 1 Eugene Digirolamo, Bensalem, 2 Richard Solly. Ivyland, 3. UdinoChecchia. Langhorna Betts 1 Joseph Digirolamo. 2. Joseph Digirolamo Jr. 3 Eugene Digirolamo Carrots 1 Joseph Digirolamo, 2. Eutene Digirolamo. 3 Joseph Digirolamo Jr. Carrots, Lone 1. Eutene Digirolamo. 2. Virginie Heist. Ivyland. Joseph Otgirotemo. Carrots. Nmftt 1. Metl A. Heist, Ivyland, 2. John Wilson, 1 Ivyland, 3 John Filipps, Ivylend Celsriec 1 Eugene Digirolamo; 2. Joseph Digirolamo Jr 3 Eugene Digirolemo Jr, Cotents 1 Eutene Digirolemo Jr, 2 Joseph Digirolemo, 3 Joseph Digirolemo Jr. Kale 1 R B Mull, Lititz: 2. Eugene Digirolemo. 3 Joseph Digirolamo Onions 1 Daniel A. Brubaker, Rl. Ephrete Onions, Medium globe 1 O B Brubeker, Rl. Ephrete; 2. Daniel A Brubaker. Onune. Large globe 1 Daniel A Brubeker. 2 D B Brubaker. Parsnips, At American 1 Robert Solly, ivylend, 2 Richard Solly. Ivylend. 3 William Solly, Ivylend Radish. White 1 Merv Keagty. Rl. Washington Boro. 2. Elmer E Herr, R 3. Columbia, 3 Daniel A Brubaker Radish. Black 1 Eugene Digirolamo, 2. Daniel A. Brubeker, 3 Joseph Digirolamo Jr. Rutabagas 1 Daniel A Brubaker 2 O B Brubaker. Spinach 1 Eugene Digirolamo; 2. Joseph Digirolamo; 3 Joseph Digirolamo Jr. Sweet Potatoes. Pink 1 Daniel A Brubaker, 2 D B Brubaker _f j&l Fertilizer. • .Bag or Bulk! kSasSmM SPECIAL ANALYSIS 8-24-8 CORN SPECIAL 0-10-30 ALFALFA SPECIAL 4-8-16 TOBACCO SPECIAL 6-12-18 TOBACCO SPECIAL 4-16-10 SOYBEAN SPECIAL 4-12-24 SOYBEAN SPECIAL REGULAR ANALYSIS 10-20-20 6-24-24 y 20-10-10 32-0-10 15-15-15 26-13-13 8-32-16 22-12-18 10-20-10 6-18-36 (And others) LANCASTER, PA RICHLAND. PA. 717-299-2541 717-866-5701 DANVILLE. PA. 717-275-4850 Farm Show salutes vegetable grower winners Sweet Potatoes. Yellow 1 Ken Breneman R 6, Manheim, 2 Daniel A Brubaker 3 James E Smith. R 3, Newville, 2 Frank S Herr i Sons. Rl. Washington Boro, 3 Merv Keasly, Rl. Washington Boro Brussells Sprouts 1 Amos Funk. Rl. Millersville. 2 Fred Funk. Millersville. 3 RudyGrob. Rl, Millersville Cabbage, Chinese 1 Eugene Digirolamo. 2 Joseph Digirolamo. 3 Daniel A Brubaker 1 Eugene Digirolamo, 2 Joseph Digirolamo Jr Eugene Digirolamo Jr Cabbage, Savoy 1 Eugene Digirolamo Jr , 2 Joseph Digirolamo Jr . 3 Joseph Digirolamo Celery 1 Fred Funk, 2 Esta Funk, Rl. Millersville. 3 Amos Funk 1 Rudy Grob. 2 Amos Funk, 3 Frank S Herr ( Sons, Rl. Weshmgton Boro Celery, Fordhook-Houser 1 Fred Funk, 2. Amos Funk, 3 RudyGrob 1. Frank S Herr t Sons, 2. Esta Funk. 3 Amos Funk I. Rudy Grab, 2 Eugene Miller. Rl, Washington Boro, 3 Amos Funk Horseradish 1 Ronald Sleppy, Rl. Penn Run. 2 OaveSleppy. Rl. Penn Run. 3. William Willard, Rl, Penn Run 1. Joseph Digirolemo: 2 Eugene Digirolemo. 3 Joseph Digirolamo Jr. Over 6 inches 1. Myron Kressman, Rl, Kintnersnlle, 2 Joseph Digirolemo: 3. Eugene Digirolamo Jr Pumpkina, Small Sugar 1. Howard Sleppy, Rl. Penn Run. 2 Dave Sleppy, 3 The Peters Orchards. Rl. Gardners Pumpkins, Neck 1. R L Mull, Lititz. 2 R. 0 Mull. Lititz: 3 Michelle Beck, Harrisburg Pumpkins, Connecticut 1 Ronald Sleppy. 2 James E Smith. R 3. Newville. 3 Wm Willard, Rl, Penn Run Pumpkins. Largest 1 William Willard, 2 Ronald Sleppy 3 Calvin Sleppy. Rl. Penn Run Root Parsley 1 Joseph Digirolamo, 2 Eugene Digirolamo Jr. 3 Joseph Digirolamo Jr Sabdy 1 A B. Brubaker, 2. Daniel A Brubaker. 3 D B Brubeker 1 Carol Ann Bender, R*. Newport. 2 Donald L Dobbs. R 3, Newport. 3 Cindy M Dobbs. R 3. Newport 1 The Peters Orchard. 2. Jamie Lyn Mower. Northampton; 3. Paul T. Hower. Rl, Northampton 19-19-19 12-36-12 Turnips Cabbage. Danish Celery, Easy Blanching Celery. Pascal Celery. Pemcrisp ' Under 6 inches white stem Squash, Queen Squash, Butternut R/K AGRI SERVICE , INC. 500 Running Pump Rd., Box 6177 Lancaster, Pa. 17603 In Pa. 1-800-732-0398 Outside Pa. 1-800-233-3822 Squash. Buttercup Mushrooms. Cream-Buttons 1 R B Mull. 2 AnnaShertzer R 2 Lancaster 3 j Amadio Inc Temple 2 Carroll H Pratt R 1 Elizabeth Shertzer. R 2. Lancaster Avondale Squash. Hubbard 1 The Peters Orchard. 2 Ronald Sleppy 3 R L Mull Squash, Delicious I R B Mull. 2 R L Mull 3 The Peters Or chard Squash. Boston-Marrow 1 DanielA Brubaker Squash, Mammoth 1 Ronald Sleppy. 2 R B Mull. 3 Calvin Sleppy Squash, Turk's Turban 1 Gwendolyn Perry. R 2. Hamburg, 2 Howard Sleppy. 3 Sob Willard Squash, Other 1 The Peters Orchard. 2 Dave Sleppy. 3 Calvin Sleppy Squash, Largest 1 Ronald Sleppy. 2 Howard Sleppy 3 The Peters rv-r _ LANCASTER - Horses are af fected by more than 75 internal parasites in nearly every organ of the body. They are so widespread that even the best kept horses cannot escape them. For the health and well-being of every horse, a well-planned program of parasite control is essential, says Dr. L. Dwight Schwartz, Penn State Extension veterinarian. Dots attach themselves to the lining of the horse’s stomach with spiny mouth hooks, causing in flammation and digestive problems. Infected animals often suffer from colic or other gastric disturbances. The larvae feed on the horse’s stomach wall. Several hundred larvae may be found on the stomach wall at one time. To prevent injury from hots and other parasites, dean stalls at least once a week and add fresh bedding every day. Feed hay and grain from manure-proof bins, never from the ground. CHARLOTTE HALL, MD. 301-884-4604 301-932-6527 1 Don Neeriham Chatham 2 Emidio Fihppim Temple 3 Mark Woods Avondale Mushrooms. Cream-Special 1 Artie Needham Chatham, 2 Carroll H Pratt Mushrooms. Ott-whrte-Buttons 1 Sandhill Mushroom Co Fleetwood 2 Amadio Inc 3 Alvise Pompom Temple Mushrooms. Oh-white Fancy 1 Amadio Inc. 2 Emidio Filippim 3 Donald Schwab, Temple Mushrooms OH-white Special 1 Sandhill Mushroom Co. 2 Dominic Mtili Temple, 3 Sabalucci Mushrooms Temple Mushrooms, OH-whita Jumbo 1 Sabalucci Mushrooms. 2 Donald Schwab Mushrooms, White-Buttons 1 William B Goodley. Oxlord, 2 Amadio Inc 3 Lawrence Wood Oxlord Control bots Dr. Schwartz recommends rotating pastures if possible. He also suggests dragging pastures to break up droppings and moving the water tank and salt block to a dean area every week. Administer anthelmintics specific for the destruction of worm species present and to in terfere with the parasites’ capacity to lay fertile eggs. It is necessary to treat adult horses 2 to 4 times per year. Foals should be week intervals. UPPER MARLBORO, MD. Three M Farm Service 301-627-8700 301-627-3300 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 15,1983—821 Mushrooms. Cream-F ancy in horses NEED SOMEONE WHO CAN FILL THE SHOES? Try A Help Wanted Ad In Classified. Phone 717-394-3047 or 717-626-1164 FERTILIZER MATERIALS BAG OR BULK 46-0-0 UREA 33*/2-0-0 AMMONIUM NITRATE 30-0-0 NITROGEN SOLUTION 21-0-0 AMMONIUM SULFATE 38-0-0 NITRO-FORM 18-46-0 DAP 13-52-0 MAP 0-46-0 TRIPLE 0-0-50 SULFATE OF POTASH 0-0-60 MURIATE OF POTASH 0-0-22 K-MAG 20% ZINC 90% SULPHUR 32% BORATE 37-0-0 SULPHUR COATED UREA 0-20-0 SUPER MICRO-MIX CALCIUM NITRATE NITRATE OF SODA-POTASH Mushrooms White-Fancy 1 William B Goodley 2 Larry McDowell R 1 Nottingham 3 Lawrence Wood Mushrooms. White-Special I Montgomery! Root R 1 Oxford 2 William B Goodley 3 Larry McDowell Mushrooms White-Jumbo 1 William 6 Goodley Mushrooms 1 Elite Mushroom Co Avondale 2 Phillips Mushroom Farms Kennett Square 3 C & G Packings. Trans Inc Oxford Mushrooms I Lindco Farm Oxford 2 Phillips Mushroom Farms 3 C& G Packing® Trans Inc Mushrooms 1 Elite Mushroom Co 2 C 4 G Packing 4Trcns Inc Miscellaneous 1 Bob Willard PI Penn Run 2 0 B Brubaker RI Ephrata.3 William Willard Schwartz recommends broad spectrum anthelmintics. A workable deworming schedule for Pennsylvania is December, February, June and September. The December and February treatments should include drugs effective against bots. Protect horses with a well planned parasite control program, says Schwartz. Don’t let bots or other internal parasites ruin an animal’s appearance. 0 ] FEUTIIIZEH / JAMES H. McKENNY Sales Representative Southern Maryland
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