A3B>Lancast»r Farming, Saturday, October 27, 1990 Funks Honored At Home (Continued from Pago A 1) seems appropriate as we comme morate the 50th anniversary of the first conservation district of Lan caster County that we also com mend you (Funk) for your 40 years of dedication and guidance for con servation of Lancaster County’s natural resources. Commissioner James Huber said Lancaster County is referred to as one of the three most fertile areas in the world, and we face Amos and Esta Funk were honored for 40 years of service to the Lancaster County Conservation Service. Mel Davis former administrator,US Soil Conservation Service (left), made the presentation. Our Customers Soybeans Grown With Nutri Carb Test 47.75 Percent Protein, 46.5 Available At $6.10 per bushel, and at average protein, that protein is worth $.30 per lb. With same calculations, our beans are worth $8.37 per bushel. And they are also non toxic, The cus tomers report their livestock do much better. 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I can give you the 800 number of the company who wants the toxic free crops. ORGANIC CENTER many challenges. Huber said soil conservation district helps us address these issues and suggested that if we had not conserved the soil, we would have needed to go to the Chesapeake Bay to see Lancas ter County. Commissioner Brad Fisher said Funk was a great educator and a great persuader, helping public officials to make correct decisions to prevent Lancaster County and work to make sure our heritage is 217 S. RAILROAD AVE. NEW HOLLAND, PA. 17557 Phone 717-354-7064 here for future generations. Mark Philips, representing US Congressman Robert Walker, pre sented congratulatory letters to both Funk and Stauffer. Noah Wenger said Funk has become a legend in his own time. He said many of us have benefited from the Lancaster County Con servation District’s efforts on our own farms. “It’s good to preserve our farmland for continued agri culture production,” Wenger said. “But that’s only part of the answer. We also need to conserve the soil and water on the land we keep for agriculture. Gib Armstrong presented a cita tion from the state senate to Funk for “splendid contributions and on being a driving force.” Terry Scheetz presented the state house citations and told of a I $39 I Better. .TrT ! I $6B W„h Coupon I I LEOLA KEROSENE HEATING CENTER won thru Fn »-9; s«t 9-5 ■ 93 W. Main St.. Leola. PA 17540, Rt. 23 & 772 (717) 656-6408 fgrout of Pa., Call 1-800-237-0400_ Syri-Con Precast Concrete Corp. 477 E. 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Cows Go To Make Milk In Middle East (Continued from Pago A 1) plans and invited the dairymen to four members to its nine-member drive to the dock and watch the board of directors, loading, set from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. New directors are Jeannette Nichol said the sale of registered Brooks, James Miller, John St. Holsteins to the Egyptian outfit John. Re-elected to the post was represents a continually increasing Ken Umble. demand for well-bred dairy cattle. Walter Wurster, dairy extension About 30 of the heifers bound agent for Chester County, urged for the Middle East were purchased members to encourage their child from Chester County dairymen, ren to become involved in the Nichol said. county 4-H program. He said the In other business, members of number of Holstein-project youth the Chester County group elected has drr ificantly. “Waffle Cattle Slats” ■6O” H-Bunks Concrete Hog Penning 7"1 8’ S 28” | 39- 1 an hour S Yttr Warranty J J-Bunks
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