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ADA Holds Local Elections WILLIAMSPORT - Daniel Baker has been re-elected director for District 16 of the American Dairy Association and Dairy Council. The elections were held as part of the district’s annual meeting held last week in Alba. As district director, Baker will serve on the board of directors of the ADADC, voting on behalf of local dairy farmers. He will represent producers from the counties of Potter, Tioga, Brad ford, Sullivan and McKean. 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This money is generated through a ten cents per hun dredweight assessment on milk produced by dairy farmers. At the meeting, elections were also held for local committeemen. lor homeowners %l I I I I Penn Home Equity Line of Credit. The Right Rate and The Right Terms. Lancaster County Offices: King Street • East Towne Mall • Ephrata Fruitville Pike • Lititz • Millersville • Mount Joy • New Holland • Park City •Ouarryville Deposits Federally insured up to SIOO 000 Equal Opportunity Lender As farmers plan fall field work and continue to examine ways to cut costs, more are shifting to reduced tillage. 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I I I r 4 M I I )t( / li bi ii t I n n nj l fl i i 1 1 )[ p 1 Committee representatives for the coming year are: Willys Hamilton, Millerton; Robert Fowler, Galeton; Donald H ill is, Reduced Tillage Weed Control situations, a farmer may experience more perennial weeds, but he doesn’t necessarily experience more annual grasses and broadleaf weeds,” Brown ob serves. “He may need to adjust rates and techniques to cohtrol the annuals in the heavier residue. And, for- Lancaster Famine, Saturday, October 18,1986-A27 Wyalusmg; Elwyn Roberts, Canton; Frank Herman, Canton; and Vernard Watkins, Little Marsh. tunately, the technology is available to do so.” Problem weeds in conventional tillage usually consist of an nual grasses and annual broadleaf weeds with an occasional sprinkling of perennial weeds, the agronomist adds. Brown states chemical PR ISLIC mechanical weed control methods are basically the same for conventional and reduced tillage. “The only exception is that repeated cultivation or tillage is not an option with reduced tillage.” For example, the agronomist cites, hemp dogbane is present in both types of tillage. The best method of control is a fall ap plication of translocated herbicide that will kill the overwintering un derground tubers. Fall application takes ad vantage of the over wintering method of this weed which is to pump carbohydrates into the tubers so they are strong enough to sur vive winter conditions. that and Johnsongrass, Jeru salem artichoke, Canada thistle, quackgrass, yellow nutsedge, and milkweed have similar over wintering systems according to Brown. "Obviously, there is still a need to control new seedlings each year and this is usually ac complished by pre-plant or post-emerge chemical methods,” the Dekalb-Pfizer specialist advises. The agronomist ad vises farmers to un derstand the weeds present in order to control them. “Know which weeds are present and their im pact on yield. Study their reproductive and overwintering methods as well as how deep seeds can germinate. And finally know when weeds are most vulnerable to chemical or mechanical control. ’ ’ 82% Efficient. Get more heat from your coal. tO,OOO DTU Output Wood 6l Coal Combination Up to 24 Hour Burn Time Convection &. Radiant Heat JOTUL BETHLEHEM GREENWOOD COAL Available Nowl "Beat The Fall Rush" Fill Your Coal Bins Early! BOWMAN’S STOVE SHOP RO 3 Ephrata PA 17522 One Mite East of Ephrata On Rt. 322 Just Off Rt. 222 Tue 8 fled 10 6 Thur & Fn 10-8 burdiac 7 i 5