ALFRED, NY An interest in “learning by doing*’ on the part of a Pennsylvania businessman has resulted in an educational loan to Alfred State College of several RJ v\ IV 'Jj ft nitro/max« %X For Crop Production That Is\% COST EFFECTIVE. ,. and < Ecologically Safe i Low inputs and high yields have been the goaloPf \ farmers for years. By using the J&J SOIL FERTILITY \ \ PROGRAM, it is possible to cut your production costs \ Jupto^s°%. After over 15 years of scientific and field research, NITRO/MAX, a prime component of the J&J FERTILITY PROGRAM, Is being used successfully on thousands of acres across the United States and In foreign countries. By activating the soil microbes and Increasing soil aeration, NITRO/MAX, accompanied by Its companion products J&J SOIL CONDITIONER, and NITRO/CAL. makes more efficient use of residual and applied nitro gen, as well as converting atmospheric nitrogen into a nitrate form in the soil for crop production. The J&J SOIL FERTILITY PROGRAM restores biologi cal soil life that has been destroyed by chemicals and fertilizers, thus unlocking minerals stored in the soil which were not available and useable to the plant. The basic J&J SOIL FERTILITY PROGRAM costs ab out $l3 per acre per year, giving yields equal to or better than past production records, while cutting fertilizer inputs drastically. You owe it to yourself to learn how the J&J SOIL FERTILITY program works. Find out why many farmers are “sold" on the J&J program. Call today: “if outside Pennsylvania call Toll Free 1-800-233-0138. If in the Pennsylvania counties of Col umbia. Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Snyder, or Union, call Larry Breech at (717) 784-9326. Any other Pennsylvania resident should call Dr. Macey or David Schurter at our home office (717) 432-2461. Send In your soil tests and we will propose a personal ized fertility program that will save you up to 50% on your present crop production costs, absolutely free of charge. RESPOND NOW AND SAVE!! J&.I QGQI-PRODUCTS & 6ERVICE6, INC. t ?20 S. 2nd. ST, DILLSBURG, PA 17019-1005 } ATT Golden Leaf Tobacco Company Would Like To Encourage You We have increased our orders for your tobacco over the past several years and could have purchased 1 million pounds more had it been available in 1988. Surplus government stock has been depleted and US grown tobacco inventory is at its lowest level in years. Our goal has been to establish a strong market for Pennsylvania 609 by personally visiting manu facturers overseas and here in the US. Our goal has been met! The outlook is good for 1989 as more US grown tobacco is needed for cigarette production both in the US and overseas. It is our desire to continue to work closely with each of you. We are daily continuing our efforts to build the 609 tobacco demand into a lasting market that will carry into the future. Our company prides itself on a relationship with the farmers based on honesty, integrity and loyalty. If we can be of service to you please feel free to call. Equipment Loaned To Alfred State Ag Program Roger Cann after ieaniine of udei l t m ‘f 16 c pUege s agricultur- Alfred State’s “hands-on” menTS.p B,lai ? dscape , deve,op approach to teaching. "I 16 " 1,311(1 gene * al agriculture cur -6 nculums, according to Charles M. Massey, assistant professor in the agricultural industries department. He said the items will be used in courses on air-cooled engine over haul and maintenance, forestry management, and a variety of landscape maintenance instruction pieces of equipment for use in agriculture-related curriculums. New chaihsaws, portable spray ers, and a backpack have been received from Canns-Bilco Distri- NTI To Increase 609 Tobacco Production In 1989. GOLDEN LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY N TOBACCO GROWERS MAC BAILEY 717-768-3074 804-736-9 04 LinCMtw Farming, Saturday, April 15.1989-A45 procedures. “The ability to receive this type of industry support has made Alfred State a leader in ag-related fields,” said Massey. “Our pro grams will make use of this equip ment in the field and in the laborat ory to continue to provide quali fied trained graduates for the large number of job opening notifica tions we receive.”
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