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RR #l/Denver, PA 17517 PO Box 366
Telephone 215-267-3805 Buffalo NY 14240
L & K MILLS, INC.
RD VI
Benton PA
<717)925-6200
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MEADOWVIEW FARMS
RD3
Bndgoton. NJ
(609)451 3157 or 455-5836
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ROBERT M. STOLTZFUS
RDI
Cochranville. PA 19330
(2 IS) 593-5982
GEORGE or DAVE BISHOP
RDS, Curly Hilt Rd
Doylestown PA
(215) 765-8161/8083
GLENDON COLEMAN
Rte 2 Elmer. NJ
<609)358-8386
IVAN GARRISON
Centerton RD 1
Elmer, NJ
(609) 358-2656
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon, Baron. Classic II
Burr. 3393 (High Yield 8
Excellent Quality) Stan
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NK Corn Forage Seed 8
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GLENVIUE FARM CENTER
49 N 3rd St
Glenville. PA
(717)235-1290
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Falcon, Baron Classic II
Burr, 3393 (High Yield t
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JOHN S. HOWE
506 Baer Ave
Hanover PA 17331
(717) 632 7197
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon Baron Classic I)
Burr 3393 (High Yield &
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ALBRIGHT’S MILL
P 0 Box 71
Kempton PA
(215) 756-602?
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Baron-Burr
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CLARENCE MARTIN
35 Peach Lane
Lancaster PA
(717)569-6343
E. H. TINDALL
Lawrenceville Station Rd
Lawrenceville NJ
(609) 799-0050 or (609) 587 5740
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Falcon. Baron. Classic II
Burr, 3393 (High Yield 8
Excellent Quality) Stan
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NX Corn Forage Seed 8
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UMBERGER'S MILL, INC.
RDM
Fontana Lebanon
(717)867 2613
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon, Baron. Classic If,
Burr. 3393 (High Yield 8
Excellent Quality) Stan
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NK Corn Forage Seed 8
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VERNON ARENTZ
RD 12
Littlestown, PA
(717) 359-4689
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RHOADS MILLS, INC.
Selmsgrove. PA (717) 374-8141
Milton PA(7I7) 742 4841
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chemicals and farm supplies
Phone 582 4713 567 3135
789-3306
H.R. WEHTZEL SONS, INC.
Bloomfield Ave
Newport PA 17074
VALLEY GRAIN, INC,
Titus Mil) Rd
Pennington, NJ
(609)737 1302
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon Baron Classic II
Burr 3393 (High Yield &
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CARNATION COUNTRY
STORE
27 North Church Street
Quarryville. PA
(717) 786-7361
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Falcon, Baron, Classic 11.
Burr 3393 (High Yield I.
Excellent Quality)
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LANCASTER BONES
FERTILIZER, INC.
301 South Park
Quarryville. PA
Tel (717)786-7340
Oxford Tel (215)932-8323
DAVIS FEED MIUS
Two locations in
Bucks County
Swamp Rd
Rushtand PA
(215) 598-3324
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'erkaste, PA
<215)257 2966
JOHNW. WEBER
RO 3 Box 253
Salem, NJ
(609)935-0887
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F.M. BROWN’S SONS
Sinking Spring, PA
215-678-4567
Birdsboro PA
215-582 2741
Fleetwood, PA
215-944-7654
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Falcon Baron, Classic II
Burr 3393 (High Yield A
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W.H. DREIBELBIS
SONS, INC.
Shoemakersvillc PA
(215) 562 4585
IOHNR. EVERETT
196 Belkman St
Sommerville NJ
(201)369-8381
STANFORD Soybeans
Fakon Baron, Classic II
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STEWARTSTOWN MLG. CO
Stewartson PA
(717) 993 2055
HELLENA CHEMICAL
Muihca Htll Rd
Woodstown NJ
(609) 769-0147
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Woodstown NJ
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Overall crop management
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that a five-year su,.is of eight
cropping systems shows com
parable yields under all systems,
as long as weeds were controlled.
Nitrogen fixation, root develop
ment and emergence all looked
good in the test plots.
Colvin says it’s not so important
whether you disk or chisel plow,
but how much residue you leave.
More ground cover provides better
moisture conditions for ger
mination and fewer crusting
problems, improving emergence.
“Look at conditions rather than
tillage tools. If your goal is 65
percent residue, it doesn’t matter
how you get it. But it matters a
great deal - from a soil erosion
standpoint - how much residue you
leave,” he stresses.
Swearingin agrees. “The name
of the game to reduce erosion is
residue,” he says. “The more you
bury with tillage, the less you have
on top to protect the soil. ’ ’
Erosion causes most damage in
May through July - when crops
establish their stands and have the
least ground cover under most
tillage situations. So, leaving
stalks all winter - then burying
most of it in preplant operations -
carries little advantage for erosion
control, says Colvin.
ISU experimental plots that
received 5 inches of simulated
rainfall in two hours showed soil
covered with com residue cut
water runoff by 72 percent, soil
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2313 Norman Rd., Lancaster, PA 17601
PHONE: 717-397-5152
Hours; Monday thru Friday 7:30 to 4; Sat. 7:30 to 12
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TANUARY
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erosion by 90 percent and nutrient
loss by 76 percent, compared to
plots without residue cover.
Colvin has some suggestions
concerning fertility. “In a
corn/bean rotation, consider
applying fertilizer for 1985 com in
this year’s com stubble - before
you plant 1984 soybeans,” he
suggests. “This way, you could
carry more com residue into the
following year.” Fall-applied
fertilizer doesn’t necessarily
require disking in, he adds.
Some growers rotate tillage
practices and incorporate fer
tilizer once every few years.
Others apply fertilizer while
cultivating. New application
technology may be another an
swer. Some growers are turning to
rigs that knife in nitrogen,
phosphorus and potash in one
operation. They put fertilizer
below the surface while only
minimally disturbing soil and
residue.
You can control weeds in
reduced-till situations, the
specialists note. In some reduced
tillage systems, a pass or two may
be necessary to level soil, control
weeds or apply/incorporate
herbicide before planiting, notes
John Siemens, University of
Illinois ag engineer.
With no-till, pay special attention
to herbicide selection, he adds.
Applying contact or bum-down
chemicals along with early
planting tends to control weeds
before they get too large.
ORGANIC
PLANT
FOOD CO.
Sale
Reports
A Complete Dispersal
was held December 20
by Pete and Gerry
Carey along Route 49,
Harrison Valley, Potter
County, Pa. The sale
was well attended and
many people from
Lancaster County were
present.
Approximately 70
acres of hunting ground
with a trout stream was
sold for $250 an acre to a
Lancaster Countian.
The farm is "also for
sale.
The 135 head of
registered and grade
Holstein cattle
averaged $5OO per head
and this mcluded the 18
started calves. The top
cow sold for $lB5O, the
2nd high for $l2OO and
another for $llOO. Baby
calves sold between
$350&5500.
Other prices in
cluded: Int. 3388 tractor
$13,000, 12’ disc $llOO,
N.H. 770 chopper $2425,
Jerr Dan hyd. unloading
wagon $1550, and N.H.
roll bar rake $1125.
Managed by Painters
Auct. Service with
auctioneers Harold
Fraley & Dick Crit
tenden.
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