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This is to let you know that Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Company is supporting you
and trying to give you some advance notice regarding the 1989 growing season.
We feel that, based on the fact that all old tobacco from previous years has been
purchased and that manufacturers' inventories are at a very low level, the forth
coming 1989 growing season will be an excellent time to raise Pennsylvania Type
41 tobacco. It is our belief that, due to the low inventory levels and the fact that
there are no cushions from previous years, the 1989 growing season will
a very strong market situation for Type 41 tobacco.
Raising more tobacco will not cause prices to go down because of
levels of manufacturers' inventories. The Type 41 tobacco should be a good invest
ment for the Pennsylvania farmer in the 1989 growing season.
We appreciate all the support the Pennsylvania tobacco farmers have given us
over the years, and we would like to return that cooperation by informing the
Pennsylvania tobacco farmers of the current situation.
If we can be of any help in the coming year, please don't hesitate to contact us
(717-394-2676).
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Wayne County
Dairy Days
HONESDALE (Wayne) The
1989 Wayne County Dairy Day
will be held Thursday, March 9,
1989, from 9:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m.
in the Wayne County Veterans’
Memorial Armory located on
Tryon Street, Honesdale, accord
ing to co-chairmen Garry Rut
ledge and David Hudy. Dairy Day
is held each year to provide dairy
farmers with new technology, and
to recognize the importance of the
dairy industry to our local eco
nomy. It is sponsored jointly by
Penn State Extension and area
farm businesses and organizations
The program will feature Paul
Nichols, American Dairy Associa
tion, who will give a slide presen
tation on producing milk in Eur
ope as compared to the U.S. His
talk will include information on
the use of milk and manure quotas
in Europe. Another highlight of
the program will be a panel dis
cussion on current dairy herd
health problems in Wayne County
by Dr. John Burlein, Dr. Henry
Nebzydoski, and Dr. Douglas
Caucci. In addition, a slide presen
tation recognizing Master Farmer
Ellis Dix will be presented.
Remarks by Gillian Kieff, Wayne
County Dairy Princess will be
made. ~
Farm business firms and farm
organizations who have not signed
up as exhibitors may do so by con
tacting the Wayne County Exten
sion office at 253-5970 x 239.
Dairy farm persons are requested
to make reservations by also con
tacting the Extension office.
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