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Monday, December 7
Pesticide License Examination,
Farm & Home Center, Lancas
ter, 9:30 a.m., call
717/787-3400.
Mid-Atlantic Poultry Biosecurity
Conference, University of
Delaware, 9:30 a.m.
Red Rose DHIA annual meeting
and lunch. Willow Street
Lehigh County Holstein Club
annual dinner meeting. Bake
Oven Inn, north of Germanvil
le, 7:30 p.m.
Octorara Young Farmer Assoc.
Meeting
Tuesday, December 8
Pesticide License Examination,
Lebanon County Extension
Office, Lebanon Courthouse,
9:00 a.m., call 717/274-2801.
PSU Agronomy Ag.-Service
School, Bradford County
Extension Office, Towanda,
9:30 a.m.
Dairy Nutrition School, sponsored
by Lancaster County Extension
Service, Country Table, Rt.
230, Mount Joy, 9:30 a.m.
Red Rose DHIA annual meeting
and lunch, New Holland.
Keystone In Cleanup, Ephrata
High School, Ag Department,
7:45 p.m.
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DK 135 WINS AGAIN!
SPECIAL NOTE! DK 135 was the 1987 GRAND CHAMPION
Analysis Superbowl Contest.
CHAMBERSBURG Evan J.
Burkholder, Fayetteville, was
elected president of the Chambers
burg Local of Atlantic Dairy
Wednesday December 9 Cooperative District 26 at the loc-
Dairy Nutrition School, Berks a 1 ’ 8 annual meeting Oct. 1.
County Ag Center, Leesport, Other officers elected were Les
-9:00 a.m. ter C. Wingert, Chambersburg,
Pesticide License Examination, vice president, and Harold L. Crid-
York County Extension Office,
9:00 a.m.. call 717/757-9657.
PSU Agronomy Ag.-Service
School, Farmers Best Restaur
ant (East), Lewisburg, 9:30
a.m
Dairy Nutrition School, Eastern
Lane. Co., Gap Fire Hall, 9:45
a.m.
Maryland/Delaware Forage Day,
Townsend Fire Hall
Thursday, December 10 Wednesday, December 16
Central Maryland Forage Confer- Mid Atlantic No-Till Conference,
ence, Ag Center, Westminister, Maryland State Fiirgrunds,
Md., 8:30 a.m., tickets are $5. Timonium
PSU Agronomy Ag.-Service Adams County DHIA Banquet,
School, Quality Inn Embers Springs Fireball
Restaurant, Carlisle, 9:30 a.m. Dair y Nutrition School, Gap Fire
Dairyman Inc. annual meeting. Hall, 9:45 a.m.
Opryland Hotel. Nashville, Futures Trading, 8 a.m„ Leola
Tenn., runs Dec. 10-11. Famil y Restaurant
Friday, December 11 Thursday, December 17
Dairy Issue and Outlook Day, Grain Sorghum Meeting. Univer-
Farm/Home Center, 9:45 a.m. sit y of Delaware Research and
PSU Agronomy Ag.-Service Education Center, 1 p.m..
School, Berks County Ag.Cen- George, Delaware,
ter, North Reading, 9:30 a.m. Grain Sorghum Meeting, 6 p.m.,
Northumberland/Montour County . Milford, Delaware
Holstein Meeting, Lollmer Friday, December 18
Lutheran Church, Milton, 7:00 PA Seedmans Annual Meeting, 10
p.m. a.m., Treadway Resort Inn.
In The National Forage
Atlantic Local Elects Burkholder President
Monday, December 14
Swine Seminar, Univ. of Dela
ware, Research and Education
Center, 6:30 p.m., Georgetown,
Delaware,
Chesapeake Bay Agreement Semi
nar and Signing Ceremony,
Through Dec. 15, Baltimore
Convention Center.
er, Chambcrsburg, secretary/
treasurer.
Appointed as delegates to attend
the cooperative’s annual meeting
Nov. 19-20 were: Joseph S. Mid
dour, Waynesboro: Evan J. Burk
holder, Fayetteville: Vernon D.
Horst, Chambcrsburg; Timothy
W. Knoll, Chambcrsburg; and
Dairy Nutrition
LANCASTER A dairy nutri
tion school for dairymen and any
one else interested in feeding dairy
cattle, is scheduled to be held at the
Gap Fire Hall on December 9,
December 16 and January 5. This
is a three-day, comprehensive
school designed to cover a wide
range of topics such as: under
standing basic reminant nutrition,
forages, preservatives, dry matter
intake, fiber, protein quality, pro
tected carbohydrates, fats and oils.
A swine seminar on efficient
feeding will be held Monday, Dec.
14, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at
the University of Delaware
Reseach and Education Center in
Georgetown, Del.
The seminar, which is spon
sored by the Delaware Coopera
tive Extension System, is open to
both Delaware and Maryland pro
ducers. No pre-registration is
required.
The first half of the meeting will
cover a number of subjects includ
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FOR INFORMATION & DEALERSHIPS CONTACT
UNITED AGRI-SERVICES, INC.
9201 PENN AVENUE SOUTH #lO, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 554.11
TELEPHONE: 612/881-1915
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Dealer Representative: Raymond Yoder, Imler, PA (814) 239-8372
Distributor Warehouse, Ephrata, PA
UAS Products Are Available From The Following
Aaron S. Groff & Son Kauffman Farm Supply David S. Smucker
Ephrata, PA BeltviUe, PA Farm
717-354-4431 717-935-2131 Lykcns. PA
Huber Animal Health
Myers town, PA
717-544-2244
David S. Fisher Farm K&M Farming Supplies Levi J. Fisher Farm
Oxford. PA Sbippeoaburg, PA Mill Hall, PA'
717-532-7939
School Offered
feed ingredients, dry cow manage
ment, feeding high producing
cows, feed-related disorders, feed
ing techniques, feed management,
ration balancing, etc.
The school is being conducted
by Penn State Extension. Anyone
interested in attending should con
tact the Lancaster County Exten
sion Office (telephone
717-394-6851). A slight fee will
be charged for the three-day
school.
DE Swine Seminar
• DDS - Lactobacillius acidophilus
• Amylase, protease and cellulase enzymes
• Vitamin E
• Vitamin A and D
• B Vitamins
Leroy Bair
Spring Grove, PA
717-225-4177
Kenneth Schoenberg,
Shippensburg.
Alternate delegates are: Glenn
L. Kuhns, Chambersburg; Wayne
L. Beidel, Newburg; Harold L.
Crider, Chambersburg; Joel R.
Rotz, Chamberrburg; and P.
Joseph Musser, Newburg.
ing new feed additives, minimiz
ing costs during cold weather,
nursery feeding. Downer Sow
Syndrome, home-mixed rations,
on-farm feed quality control, creep
feeding management, residue
avoidance management and pro
duction goals.
Extension swine specialist Dr.
Kevin Cera, Extension agricultural
agent Dr. Richard Barczewski and
University of Delaware swine
nutritionist Dr. Lesa Sterling will
answer questions at the end of the
Dealers
Kauffman Farm Supply
Ml Pleasant Mills, PA
717-539-4571