PITTSTOWN, NJ The first organic fanner’s meeting at the Rutgers University Snyder Names Award Winners' (Continued from Pago DO) Dr. George C. Fahey, Jr. - Pioneer Hi-Bred Forage Award. This award, consisting of a mone tary stipend and a plaque, is given to recognize outstanding basic or applied research and/or education al contributions in the area of for age production, storage, or utiliza tion. Fahey is Professor, Depart ment of Animal Sciences, University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign Dr. Timothy A. Reinhardt • Upjohn Physiology Award. This award, consisting of a plaque qnd monetary award, is given for out standing research in dairy cattle physiology. Reinhardt is Adjunct * FURNACE SITS OUTSIDE - from I business/barn. ~m - * CONVENIENT - Load V y • STREETS • PARKING LOTS • DRIVEWAYS • RECREATION AREAS • ROADS • FARM LANES FREE ESTIMATES BOOK YOUR PROJECT NOW! For Prompt, Courteous Service Call: Toll Free (800) 422-8107 (215) 267-7591 A.G. KURTZ & SONS, INC. 74 Kurtz Road, Denver, PA CRUSHED STONE • READY MIXED CONCRETE • ASPHALT PAVING #MORTON BUILDINGS, INC. 3368 York Rd. Gettysburg, PA 17325 717/624-3331 Call or writ* today lor mom Information Agent for Mercer County, will describe his studies of sheet com posting of leaves, with 3 and 6 inches worth of leaves applied to plots with com, beans and a fall vegetable crop. Don Prostak, Rutgers IPM Agent for Vegetables will explain his work on several vegetable crops looking for resistance to insect pests, testing alternative methods for com earworm con trol, and a trial planting or pyrethrin-type of chrysanthe mums inter-cropped with beans. Joe Heckman, Rutgers Soils Specialist, will discuss an on-site soil test for nitrogen for sweet com to be used prior to side dressing with manure or conven- Excellence Since 1903 CONTACT: 1-800-447-7436 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 11,1992*07 P.O. Box 126, Phlllipsburg, NJ 08865 908/454-7900 lOlnoit only, call 1 •800-426-6666 tional methods and determines nit rogen availability during the season. Dean Polk, Rutgers IPM Agent for Fruit, will describe the studies under way on a block of disease resistant apple trees, with a limited spray program being tested, as well as an organic spray program being tested at the Cream Ridge research farm. Other projects on view include a new leaf wetness monitoring system to predict timing for dis ease sprays on tomatoes, biologi cal control of alfalfa insects, and the 7 wire electric deer fence that enclosed about half the farm. There’s no charge for this prog ram, but please call NOFA-NJ if you plan to attend. 609-737-6848. UNI-HYDRO IRONWORKER 35 to 120 . Tons Uni-Hydra Mubea DAVIDS. KINS 873 S. Railroad St. Myerstown, PA 17067 Answering Service (717) 866-6556