Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 17, 1984, Image 32

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    A32—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,1984
E. Lancaster studies
(Continued from Page Al)
utilizing nutrients and what effect
high rates are having on them.
Soil testing will also go much
deeper this year. With an
hydraulic probe on a tractor,
samples will be taken to depths up
to four feet where possible.
In addition to providing access to
test locations, cooperating farmers
help by giving researchers their
past histories of manuring, fer
tilizing and cropping operations
and keep daily temperature and
rainfall data.
In addition to the scattered soil
testing locations, specific studies
will concentreate on both par-
ticular cropping and livestock
operations.
Five specific com plots will be
studied closely to examine varying
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SHOE SERVICE
107 E STATE ST
QUARRYVILLE, PA
17566
717-786-2795
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Alfred Station Roy L Doane
607/507 8076
Raymond E
Johnson
Schaghitocke
510/692 7050
Smithville Flats Heston Wrobet
607/656 0233
PENNSYLVANIA
Fleetwood
Red Wing Farms
215/944-0402
Kittannmg William E Ramer
412/540 2317
Peach Bottom Triple H Farms
717/540-3775
Wyalusing Beebe & Smith
amounts of nitrogen being applied.
Also, one dairy and one poultry
operation will be closely studied to
trace the flow of all nutrients into
and out of the farm. Everything
going into and out of the farms will
be weighed and measured to keep
exact tabs of the nutrient flow.
From last year’s study of 44 field
locations on 22 farms, the studies
have already revealed data on the
amounts of manure and fertilizers
being applied.
Findings of amounts have
ranged up to 600 to 700 lbs. of
manure nitrogen and 900 lbs. of
manure phosphorus being applied
on some farms.
“Now, we’re already able to tell
you when you have too much on at
the beginning of the year,” Baker
explained.
STANFORD Soybeans:
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr, 3393 (High Yield®
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn &
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact.
VERNON ARENTZ
RD I2
Littlestown, PA
(717)359-4689
JOHN W. WEBER
RD 3 Box 253
Salem, NJ
(609) 935-0887
The continuing studies are
aimed at pinpointing the amount of
additional nutrients that become
available during the growing
season from the weathering of the
manure and how much excess
nutrients are remaining in the soil
after harvest and what is carried
over the following spring. And, of
course, what happens to nutrients
between these two periods.
Baker explained that area
farmers will see more and more
people studying operations as
projects expand.
“We’re working toward a goal of
helping farmers to achieve better
nutrient and soil fertility
management,” Baker said.
“We still want maximum crop
yields, but with minimum loss of
nutrients.”
He also had some words of
caution of why achieving a better
soil nutrient balance is so im
portant.
Stanford Soybean
Varieties - NK Corn -
Hytest Corn available
from
RHOADS MILLS, INC.
Selmsgrove, PA (717)
374-8141
Milton, PA <717) 742-4841
Stanford Soybeans, Stan
ford Hytest A NK Seed
Corn, Forage Seeds
available from
F. M. BROWN’S SONS
Sinking Spring, PA
215-678-4567
Birdsboro, PA
215-582-2741
Fleetwood, PA
215-944 7654
Complete line of all Stan
ford Seeds Also fertilizer,
chemicals and farm
supplies
Phone 582-4713
567-3135
789-3306
H. R. WENTZELSONS,
INC.
Bloomfield Ave.
Newport, PA 17074
STANFORD Soybeans.
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr, 3393 (High Yield A
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn A
NK Corn Forage Seed A
Pasture Mixes
Contact
W. H. DREIBELBIS
SONS, INC.
Shoemakersville, PA
(215)562-4585
He cited the possibilities of
subsidized programs to help
farmers market their manure.
Also, the possibility that extreme
livestock and poultry con
centrations will be required to
properly handle their own manure
Forestry group to form
DOVER, Del. A new
organization is being formed in
Delaware by state residents
concerned about the future of
forestland.
The Delaware Forestry
Association will hold its first
meeting Wednesday, at the Colony
Inn in Harrington beginning at 6
p.m.
Although prospective members
should have an interest in
forestland in Delaware, they need
not be a forestland owner. “We’re
hoping our membership will be
L&K MILLS, INC.
RO #1
Benton, PA
(717)925-6200
STANFORD Soybeans:
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr, 3393 (High yield &
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn &
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact
UMBERGER’S MILL,
INC.
RD #4
Fontana, Lebanon
(717)867-2613
GLENDON COLEMAN
Rte. 2 Elmer, NJ
(609) 358-8386
STANFORD Soybeans.
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr. 3393 (High Yield &
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn &
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact:
ALBRIGHT’S MILL
P.O. Box 71
Kempton, PA
(215)756-6022
VALLEY GRAIN, INC.
Titus Mill Rd.
Pennington, NJ
(609) 737-1302
JOHN R. EVERETT
196 Belkman St
Sommerville, NJ
(201) 369-8381
accumulations.
And, the ultimate possibility
which current efforts are trying to
prevent because it would seriously
affect future farming operations -
that of limiting livestock numbers
per acre.
made up of a cross section of
people,” said Robert Tjaden, one
of the groups organizers. “We
want forestland owners,
professional people, and anyone
who has a sincere interest or
concern for our state’s forests.”
Any interested person is eligible
for membership. For details on the
organization or for dinner reser
vations, contact Robert Tunnell at
945-9300 or Robert Tjaden at 736-
4811 or 800-282-8685.
GEORGEor DAVE
BISHOP
RO 5, Curly Hill Rd.
Doylestown, PA
(215)766-8161/8083
KENTRULLENDERc/o
MEADOWVIEW FARMS
RD3
Bridgeton, NJ
(609)451-3157 or
455-5836
IVAN GARRISON
Centerton RD 1
Elmer, NJ
(609)358-2656
STANFORD Soybeans.
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr, 3393 (High Yield &
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn &
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact:
CLARENCE MARTIN
35 Peach Lane
Lancaster, PA
(717)569-6343
STANFORD Soybeans.
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr. 3393 (High Yield &
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn &
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact:
CARNATION COUNTRY
STORE
27 North Church Street
Quarryville, PA
(717)786-7361
STANFORD Soybeans.
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr. 3393 (High Yield &
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed Corn A
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact
STEWARTSTOWN
MLG. CO.
Stewartson, PA.
(717)993-2055
SOUTH JERSEY
FARMERS EXCHANGE
East Ave. & Broad St
Woodstown, NJ
(609) 769-0062
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr. 3393 (High Yield!
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed CornS
NK Corn Forage Seed &
Pasture Mixes
Contact:
JOHN S. HOWE
506 Baer Ave.
Hanover, PA 17331
(717)632-7197
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr. 3393 (High Yieldt
Excellent Quality) Stan
ford Hytest Seed CornS
NK Corn Forage Seed S
Pasture Mixes
Contact
GLENVILLEFARM
CENTER
49 N. 3rd St.
Glenville, PA
(717) 235-1290
E.H. TINDALL
Lawrenceville Station Rd
Lawrenceville, NJ
(609) 799-0050 or (609)
587-5740
STANFORD Soybeans
Falcon, Baron, Classic 11,
Burr, 3393 (High Yield(
Excellent Quality)
Contact:
LANCASTER BONE i
FERTILIZER, INC.
301 South Park
Quarryville, PA
Tel. (717) 786-7348
Oxford Tel. (215)
932-8323
DAVIS FEED MILLS
Two locations in
Bucks County
Swamp Rd.
Rushland, PA
<215)598-3324
7th Str.
Perkasie, PA
(215)257-2966