New. jry and storage building, measuring 60 by 200 feet,' is being constructed
to be utilized as exhibitor building at Forage and Dairy Day at Hershey Farms on
Tuesday.
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For the fertility study, Dugan
said, another alfalfa plot has been
divided into four sections, each
receiving its own treatment. One
section, serving as the control, has
received no fertilizer.
The second section has been
treated with liquid dairy manure,
the third with manure and a
maintenance fertilizer applied in
the fall, and the fourth has
received just the maintenance
fertilizer, he said.
The maturity plots have been
planted and harvested to show the
various stages of alfalfa growth
and cutting intervals. These in
clude: full bloom; 45-day interval;
35-day interval; 30-day interval;
and 22-day interval, Dugan said.
Results of the 1961-82 variety trials
at Penn State for 34 different
alfalfas will be outlined.
The dairy topics will focus on
cow nutrition, management, and
reproduction. Ero-Tran, Inc., of
Elizabethtown, will demonstrate
embryo transfer techniques in two
separate shows, Dugan said.
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Maryland: joe RUTH
LEROY HILDEBRAN rd #4133 Fleetwood, Pa. 19522
Woodsboro, Md. 215-944-7571
301-845-8929
Lebanon County:
UMBERGER'S MILL
Rt 322, RD«4 Lebanon, Pa.
717-867-5161
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717-442-8972
Mini Hay Auction
A special attraction of Forage-
Dairy Field Day will be a mini hay
auction, with hay for sale from
area fanners. Each load will be
sampled for quality and analyzed
by the NIR unit, and the results
will be posted on each load. The
hay will be auctioned off on the
basis of its chemical and visual
evaluation.
In addition to the mini auction,
agri-business and educational
displays will be set up in a newly
contracted machinery shed. The
shed, built by Morton Buildings, of
Gettysburg, was completed in a
week and is a 60’ x 200’ structure.
Machinery will also be on display
and refreshments will be fur
nished.
The purpose behind Forage-
Dairy Field Day is to get back to
the basics of education, Dugan
said, and to utilize this education to
increase production and better
management skills.
Machinery use will be limited to
the Pioneer plot sampler and a
Hersbey haybine. Exhibitor’s new
machinery will not be demon
strated.
(■ Lancaster County:
JOHN L. LANDIS
1801 Colebrook Rd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17601
717-898-7689