ANNAPOLIS, Md. - "The United States doesn’t have to suffer a famine before its citizens 40 yeors of proof Since 1940, Gehl has been building field choppers and forage harvesters with one thought in mind ...performance. And, year after year, thousands of satisfied owners prove that we know how to use that special' Ized experience to build better machines Today, Gehl concentrates those 40 years of chopping know-how into three fuel-efficient, high-capacity forage harvesters: Capacity King 1250. The largest capacity pull-type harvester on the market Gehl’s exclusive 24” spinner delivery system keeps forage moving with no cross augers to plug The giant, 9-knife, 25 1 /2" cylinder gives a quality cut And the new cutterbar adjustment is the easiest anywhere. 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RD #1 Watsontown, PA 717-538-5555 Uncaster Farming, Saturday, January 21,1984—D5 meeting in Baltimore, "Common sense tells them we cannot return to a subsistence type of farming, and that’s about what would happen if we abandon the use of chemicals,” Cawley con tinued. The Secretary further indicated that the American public isn’t demanding that agriculture eliminate the use of chemicals but that it use them in such a way that they pose no threat to the en vironment. He cited as proof of this a recent Maryland survey in which 80 percent of the respondents said they would be willing to have their tax dollars spent in order to provide incentives to encourage farmers to undertake conservation projects aimed at reducing soil runoff into the Chesapeake Bay. The major question on the mind of most Marylanders today is not who polluted the Bay but who anjl how are they going to clean it up. "As for agriculture”, Cawley said, "we will do it ourselves. We un derstand our situation better than anyone else and we already have experience in dealing with certain types of pollution problems. The last think we need is for someone who doesn’t understand the problems of agriculture to begin Marketing on agenda DOVER, Del. When Delaware vegetable and potato growers gather for their sixth annual meeting Tuesday and Wednesday at the Sheraton Inn in Dover, marketing and business management will be consistent themes throughout the program. “The board of directors of the Delaware Vegetable Growers’ Association felt special emphasis should be placed on these subjects, in addition to the standard production topics,” says University of Delaware extension vegetable specialist Ed Kee, who sat in on the planning sessions for this year’s Delaware Vegetable Growers’ meeting. 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We must have confidence in the system and be proud to put it on open display for critical examination.” TJie Secretary indicated that Maryland agriculture is well on the road to the development of such a system and that control actions taken to date have received good public acceptance. “We fully expect that before very long Maryland’s agricultural pollution control program is going to be pointed out as a model which other segments of the industry will be urged to copy”, he concluded. The Northeastern Weed Science Society is composed of representatives of manufacturers and distributors of weed control chemicals, and weed control scientists from various univer sities and state departments of agriculture in the Northeast. produce through chain stores; Vegetable situation and outlook; Potato situation and outlook; Tailgate marketing; Pick your own experiences; Cooperative packing ex periences in 1983; Managing your risk ; Promoting your products. The meeting will also cover the ususal complement of timely production topics, Kee says. The event is being sponsored jointly by the Delaware Potato Growers’ and Vegetable Growers’ associations and the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension Service. It is free and open to all. For further program details contact county extension offices m Newark, Dover or Georgetown, or call Ed Kee at (302) 856-5250. COW MATS Use our unique methdd of install ing a one piece mat under a row of cows. Prevents movement of mat and bedding from creeping underneath. All "row” and single mats are cut from heavy one inch rubber belting.
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