Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 15, 1984, Image 29

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    Do you have a century farm?
LANCASTER The Century
Farms Program, administered by
the Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture will be continued
through this year.
The Century Farms Program is
aimed at recognizing the efforts of
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CHAMBERSBURG
Cumberland Finn A
Dairy Stiffly, Inc.
Larry Hugh**
Gary Walton, Saks
Mgr.
717-263-0826
COCHRANVILLE
Farm Construction A
Equipment
Robert L lannoy
215-593-2365
JERSEY SHORE
Tom L Dim lap
717-398-1391
COLUMBIA.
MONTOUR*
NORTHUMBERLAND
CO’S.
WlMams Farm
DavaWNKams
717-398-2692
Pennsylvania’s farm families who
have preserved the traditions and
the rural heritage of the pioneer
farm.
Pennsylvania’s pioneer farmers
preserved through all kinds of
difficulties. The hardships of
Sales
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LITITZ
Fisher * Thompson
Assoc.
Amos Fisher
Rick Thompson
717-627-1530
MIFFLINBURG
Wahr’s Dairy
Equipment
Mark Wohr
717-966-1396
MT. BETHEL
K.C. Dairy Service
Kevin Corroil
717-897-5141
NEW
WILM
Chech Moose, Inc.
412-533-3077
liberty.
Over 800 farms from 63 counties
fanning and settlement were off- J* av * ****** certified as Century
set somewhat by compensations of Farms m **** sut years of the
farm life. Certain virtures and Program (74 in Lancaster County),
ideals were developed. . . thirft, but . th « Agriculture Department
close family and community life, estimates at least 2,000 more
cooperation, reverence for the farms are eligible for certification.
Creator, self-reliance and a love of To be eligible for certification as
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SCHWENKSVILLE
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Cropstora, Inc.
Dak Stetzman
215-287-9650
215-944-0126
SPARTANSBURG
Brenner Dairy
Equipment
Albert Brenner
814-654-7309
TROY
Dairyiaml Saks *
Service
Rm Noiky
717-297-4128
SYKESVILLE. MD
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Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, September 15,1984-A29
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AMISH DAIRYMAN
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N.E. REG. MGR
a Pennsylvania Century Farm, a
farm must have been owned by the
same family for the last 100 con
secutive years, and a family
member must currently reside on
the land. In addition, the farm
must consist of ten or more acres
of the original holdings or gross at
least $l,OOO a year from the sale of
agricultural products.
The Century Farms Program
was initiated as part of the nation’s
bicentennial observance in 1976,
but is being continued for its value
in promoting the ideals of the
family farm and the importance of
farming to Pennsylvania’s
economy. Completed application
forms will be held in the State
Archives for use by future
historians. They will also be
recognized at the Annual
Agricultural-Industry Banquet.
The application forms are
available by writing Century
Farms Program, Penn State
Extension Service, 1383 Arcadia
Road, Room 1, Lancaster, PA
17601 or by calling 717-394-6851.
They should be returned by Oc
tober 26,1964.