Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 09, 1992, Image 22

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    I Farm Calendar | Hj^^j
II I • Envirothon Competition at the
(ContlnuMi from Pag* A 10) c „.- ki ._, X(f . . . - Communities (BOAC) competi-
Salisbury, Md., thru June 7. Grassland FFA Wins tion at the state level in 1981 - Ist: H
Rural Issues Forum. Mansfield World Pork Expo. lowa State Fair- Conservation Award 1983 - 2nd-1984 - 2nd-1986 - Isu I **
University, Mansfield. grounds. Des Moines, thru June Th e Grassland FFA at Garden 1988 . 5th .’ i 990 . lst ’ d I ™!■
Lancaster County Honey Pioduc- Spot High School was recognized SnaT™tSi goS SSJST I RR
ers meeting, Norman Landis, by the Pennsylvania Federation of ners ; n j 9B g and
Jumor Livestock Day, Penn State Sportsmen’s Clubs as winner of . involvement in Lancaster
P m ' .. Award. ... School. Since its inception, an
Northwest Jr. Beef Classic Show,
Roadside Market Workshop.
Wayne Co. extension office,
Itonesdale^f^jinj-^Mn^
Wyoming/Lackawanna Dairy
Princess Pageant, Lake View
Lounge, Heart Lake, Jermyn,
7:30 p.m.
Clinton County Dairy Princess
Pageant, Nittany Grange Hall,
Eastern Regional Emu Chapter
Seminar, Eden Resort Hotel,
Lancaster, 9 a.m.
Dpen Western Horse Show, Fair
Hill Grounds, 9 a.m.
Wayne County Dairy Princess
Pageant, Belmont Fire Hall,
IJleasan^Mount^j^^un^
Delmarva Chicken Festival and
Chicken Cooking Contest,
Maryland and Open English Horse
Show, Hopewell Training Cen
ter, 9 a.m.
TURF-MAKER i
crush clods, deposit and cover the seeds I * aaeder ** P rolM,km * 1 landscapers, I
in one operation. | turf and sod raisers. |
■ Seeds are precisely deposited in the top '/.' of a firmed dod-free I Crush dods, deposit and cover the seeds in one operation. Get thick, I
■ seedbed. THis labor-saving s*4* model is extremely maneuverable ■ even stands of grass, consistently, with savings of up to 50%. Stop in I
■ for working close to buildings and fences. Stop In and ask about Bril- ■ and ask about edition's 10' Turf-Maker. I
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I PENNSYLVANIA
Adaimtown
ADAMSTOWN
EQUIP. INC.
Bachtalavllla
MILLER
EQUIP. CO.
Barwlck
C.H. RINEHIMER
& SONS
Dovar
GEORGE N.
GROSS, INC.
The award was based upon the
chapter’s prolonged commitment
to conservation efforts in Pennsyl
vania. Among the highlights of the
Grassland FFA’s involvement
ROLLING 0N...1N THE M'a
MKTI THE CHALLENGE
Easton
GEORGE V.
SEIPLE
Ellzabathtown
MESSICK FARM
EQUIPMENT CO.
Gattysburg
TINGLING
IMPLEMENT
Intarcouraa
C.B. HOOBER
& SON
For Built In Strength Where
It Counts Buy Brillion
CONTACT YOUR BRILLH
Lancastar
LANDIS
BROTHERS, INC.
Labanon
UMBERGER'S
OF FONTANA
Maxatawny
N.H FLICKER &
SONS, INC.
Naadmora
CLUGSTON
FARM EQUIPMENT
average of 4-5 students participate
as campers annually. Approxi
mately half of the volunteer coun
seling staff have been made up of
graduates of the Grassland FFA.
>N DEALER FOR DETAILS
Naw Holland
A.B.C. GROFF, INC.
Olay
PIKEVILLE
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Wateontown rrariarlrlf
DEERFIELD AG & cereSVbTe FORD
TUBFCa.TER.W, O^^™
Quarryvllla
GRUMELLI FARM
SERVICE
Somarsat
SUMMIT
MACHINERY, INC.
Jason Reifsnyc pu
dent of the Grassland FFA,
accepts the John F. Lauda
dio Award on behalf of the
FFA Chapter.
Columbus
. REED BROTHERS
| marylandH equipment
Tamaqua
CHARLES
SNYDER. INC.
Rising Sun
AG INDUSTRIAL
EQUIPMENT
I NEW JERSEY 1
Brldgaton
LESLIE FOGG
Waat Grova
S.G. LEWIS &
SON, INC.
der
resl*
SS2FT 120
Elmar
POLE TAVERN
EQUIP.
SALES CORP
Falrflald
CALDWELL
TRACTOR &
EQUIPMENT