Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, July 20, 1985, Image 18

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    AlB-Lancasttr Farming, Saturday, July 20,1985
ST. LOUIS - The National Corn
Growers Association has stongly
urged President Reagan to im
mediately establish an
Agricultural Credit Crisis Panel to
provide a high-level review of the
entire agricultural credit system.
NCGA’s, letter to the President
said this Panel would:
• Analyze and ensure the short
term stability and solvency of the
Farm Credit System.
Flea, tick control
NEWARK, DE -
Unfortunately, the
summer weather that
brings sunshine, pic
nics, cookouts and fun
also brings ticks and
fleas. Pet owners, in
particular, know how
hard it is to control
these persistent pests.
But relief is available.
The Delaware
Cooperative Extension
Service has new, up
dated information
sheets on ticks and fleas
to help with iden
tification and control.
The fact sheets were
prepared by University
of Delaware extension
entomologist Mark
Graustein.
Many people don’t
realize, Graustein says,
that three different
kinds of ticks infest the
Delaware area-the
American dog tick, the
brown dog tick, and the
black legged tick
each of which present a
different problem.
Fortunately, few of
the 1,600 varieties of
fleas normally pester
humans. Only cat fleas
are common in this
region, although others
turn up occasionally,
the specialist says.
The fact sheets
describe the insects’
habits and emphasize
the potential health
hazards of flea bites and
tick-borne diseases such
as Rocky Mountain
spotted fever and Lyme
disease.
The publications also
offer tips on insect
removal from pets and
humans, and outline
procedures for safe
pesticide use to control
ticks and fleas both
indoors and outdoors.
To obtain these free
fact sheet's contact the
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RD3, Ephrata. PA 17522
Rt. 322,1 Mi. East
of Ephrata
(717) 733-4973
lues., Wed. 10-6;
Thurt., Fri. 10-8;
Sat. 10-4, Closed Monday
Corn Growers ask Reagan for 6 Credit Crisis 9 panel
• Provide transitional coor
dination between the current
credit crisis and the completion of
the 1985 Farm Bill.
• Provide recommendations on
the long-term credit needs of
agriculture.
“The credit crisis facing
American agriculture affects not
only thousands of farmers, but
main street rural America in
cluding agricultural lending in
county extension office
in Newark (451-2506),
Georgetown (856-7303)
or Dover (736-1448).
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• For safe and easy grooming, washing and
clipping cattle
• Expanded metal floor stays cleaner and
gives more traction
• Assembles and disassembles quick and
easy
• Can easily be moved and loaded by one
person
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
Call or Write For
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And Your Nearest Dealer
stitutions,” says NOGA President
Varel Bailey of Anita, lowa. “Most
significant is the potential collapse
of the Farm Credit System-the
lender holding 40% of all farm debt
totaling $7B billion.
“Such an Agricultural Credit
Crisis Panel could provide the
Administration, Congress and
American farm families with
realistic reform proposals to put
the Farm Credit System back on a
sound financial footing while
developing a workable, bipartisan
consensus. We are encouraged by,
and supportive of, recent
congressional actions to initiate a
General Accounting Office study of
Box 128 R.D. 14, Lititz. PA 17543
Wood Corner Rd.
1 Mile West of Ephrata
Phone:7l7-738-1121
the Farm Credit System. In ad- economy. Preliminary findings of
dition, NCGA is calling on the this study have conclusively in
respective House and Senate dicated a significant negative
committees to hold immediate impact on the general U.S.
hearings on the farm credit crisis economy is associated with the
and specifically the solvency and farm credit crisis and continued
reform of the Farm Credit lack of profitability in the nation’s
System,” says Bailey. largest industry.
“NCGA and several other
agricultural interests have con
ducted an indepth study and
analysis of the financial problems
facing America’s agriculture
credit system and the effects of the
credit crisis on the national
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DE, MD, NJ & PA
Ask us to demonstrate a Sperry New
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MESSICK FARM EQUIPMENT, INC.
Rheems Exit - Rt. 283, Elizabethtown, PA
PHONE: 717-367-1319,653-8867
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“The Farm Credit System and
the infrastructure of American
agriculture cannot be allowed to
collapse. Without taking positive
and corrective actions im
mediately, this collapse will oc
cur,” says Bailey.
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