Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, January 26, 1985, Image 12

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    Al2-Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, January 26,1985
Farm Calendar [jSjJ
(Continued from Pace A 10)
Tuesday, February 5
Chester County Cattlemen’s
Program, Owen J.Eoberts H.S.,
Pottstown at 7:30 p.m.
Family Living Advisory Com
mittee Meeting at Bradford
County Extension office, 10
a.m.tonoqn.
Montgomery Co. Sheep Producers:
Meeting - “Lambing the Ewe 1
and You,” 7:30 p.m. Western:
Montgomery Co. Vo-Techi
ANOTHER TPS SPECIAL
Buy A New JD 200,300 or 400
Series Tractor
Receive |SQO Worth Of
FREE MERCHANDISE
In Our Store!
Offer Good Till February 22,1985
10- to 16-hp Tractors
16- and 18-hp
Tractors
20-hp Tractors
Call For Details
!§ THRIFTY
DUTCHMAN
SUPPLY
FARM - HOME - GARDEN
100 S. Railroad Ave., New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 354-2266
Division of
A.B C. Groff, Inc.
School.
Wednesday, February 6
Lancaster County dairy
reproduction workshop (by
reservation) at Farm and
Home Center from 9:30 a.m. to
3 p.m.
Sheep Producers Meeting,
Cumberland County Extension
Office, Carlisle, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, February 7
Delmarva Corn and Soybean
What A Deal!
Choose from 10, 12, 14,
and 16 hp Built-in
headlights
Variable-speed drive
Color-coded controls
Wide range of imple
ments available Test
drive a 200 Series soon
The 16-hp 316 and
18-hp 318 have hydro
static drive, hydraulic
lift and heavy-duty
engines Built-in head
lights high-back seat
and color-coded con
trols are also standard
Mower, thatcher, front
blade, tiller, snow
thrower, material
collection systems
available
Rugged Reliable The
20-hp 420 has 2-
cylmder gac engine
The new 20-hp 430 has
3-cylmder diesel
engine Both have
heavy-duty dnvetrams,
differential lock Plus
power steering, 26-inch
turning radius,
hydrostatic drive and
hydraulic lift
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Conference, 9:15 a.m. at
Wicomico Youth and Civic
Center, Salisbury, Md.
Regional Small Fruits Meeting,
9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
Biglerville Fruit Research Lab.
Lancaster County Beef and Sheep
Club Banquet at the Farm and
Home Center at 7:30 p.m.
Lancaster DHIA
workshops planned
LANCASTER - The Lancaster
County Extension Service an
nounced that it will be conducting
SADDLE
UP!
To Better
Equipment...
Find It In
Lancaster
Farming's
CLASSIFIEDS';
New AAA HEAT
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LOW COST, HIGH EFFICIENCY
IN-WALL HEAT EXCHANGERS
FROM THE VENTILATION EXPERTS, AAA
• Saves heat - 65-85% efficiency
• Controls moisture - preserves buildings - provides better
environment
• Twice-tempered air - controllable blending of inside air with
heat exchanger air
• Filtered exhaust - cleaner core, higher heat transfer
• Adjustable air flow - adapts unit to animat number and size
• Automatic defrost when needed - saves time and effort
• Drain to inside or outside - control ice build-up
• Famous AAA fans + cast aluminum props
• Rustproof fiberglass cabinet
• Lifetime Warranty on cabinet and props
• Two sizes: 100-400 CFM and 400-900 CFM
Regional Manure Conference;
Berks County Ag Center,
Reading, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Lancaster-Chester Swine
Producers Banquet (Blue Ball
Fire Hall) 6:30 p.m.
Cumberland County Holstein
Banquet, Penn Township
Fireball, Huntsdale.
several different DHIA Records
Workshops to help dairymen learn
how to use their records as a herd
management tool.
One session will emphasize
“Evaluating and Enhancing the
Genetic Improvement” of your
dairy herd. It will be held 10:00
a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
January 29 at the Lancaster Farm
and Home Center.
Two other workshops will focus
on a variety of ways for “Using
DHIA Data for Making Herd
Management Decisions,” for
example, feeding, mastitis control,
culling, etc. These sessions will be
conducted from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. on; Wednesday, February 27
at the Lampeter Fire Hall and on
Thursday, February 28th at
Kreider Dairy Farms Family
Restaurant.
Dairymen and other people
interested in attending should call
the Lancaster County Extension
Office (telephone 717-394-6851) for
lunch reservations.
Friday, February 8
Saturday, February 9
Now is
the Time
(Continued from,Pace AIO)
overlook the value of fertilization.
A complete soil test is the place to
start to meet the recommended
needs. Forage crops can be
produced on all types of land and
are usually some of the most ef
ficient feeds that can be fed to
livestock. Proper fertilization will
make greater utilization of forage
lands.
To Update Private
Applicator Pesticide
Certificate
Many farmers have private
applicator licenses to buy and
apply restricted use pesticides to
cropland, livestock and poultry
buildings. These are usually issued
for three years. A number of these
will expire on Sept. 30, 1965. This
means you will need to attend a
meeting where current pesticide
uses and recommendations are
discussed and explained. By so
doing, you can quality to receive
an update training certificate
which in turn will get you a license
renewal.
During the winter time, a
number of meetings are held by
Extension and agri-business.
These are ideal times and places to
receive your update training
certificate. Dairy Days, Crops and
Soils Day and Poultry Day are
three such meetings. Don’t miss
the opportunity to update your
license before it expires.
The Extension Service Is no Affirmative
action, equal opportunity educational in*
stitution.
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