Two Honored By Society
UNIVERSITY PARK (Centre
Co.) Two fertilizer industry
representatives were honored by
the Pennsylvania Plant Food and
Protectant Educational Society at
the recent Lime, Fertilizer, and
Pesticide Conference here.
William R. Brubaker, Lititz, and
John Corman, Mechanicsburg,
were honored with the Man of the
Year awards for 1992 from the
society.
Corman, of the Potash Co. of
America, was also honored for his
contributions to the industry.
The awards, presented annually
during the annual conference, hon
or individuals who actively prom
ote the fertilizer industry.
Next year, the conference is
scheduled Jan. 18-20.
The 1992 Penn State Commercial Hybrid
Evaluations Are In And DEKALB’S
NEW Hybrids Are Ahead
Of The Pack.
Zone 1 Short Season*:
lieM DEKAI
NEW 0K512 161.5
NEW DK522 165.1
DK524 159.0
Average 161.9
Pioneer 3751 134,7 27.2
Funks G 4106 135.4
G 4231 114.9
G 4292 mi
Average 122.3 39.6
Doeblers 48XE 132.4
49XP 128.1
Average 130.3 31.6
Zone % Late-Medium Season*
Two Year Performance
Yield n»al
Advantage
DEKALB DKS46 142.4
Doeblera 66XP
69XP
75X
Funks 4530
4543
Pioneer 3527
3334
3395
3393
3341
* For Complete Information Contact Penn State Agronomy Dept.
Two fertilizer industry representatives were honored by
the Pennsylvania Plant Food and Protectant Educational
Society.at their recent annual meeting. William Brubaker,
second from left, and John Corman, far right, were the reci
pients. From left, Glenn Yoder, Bill Brubaker, Bud Webb,
and John Corman.
Good News
Travels Fast
138.3
138.0*
133.1
125.8
130.9
180.7
124.0
130.0
183.7
135.1
134,0
SILAGE ENTRIES
Silage Performance Of
Late Season Hybrids
Yield T/A l>rv Matter T/A
DEKALB 0K743 24,6 8.6
Pioneer 8154 24.3 8.5
Hytest HTX774B 24,2 8.4
Northrop King N 0727 23,0 8.1
Pioneer 3192 23.2 8.1
Prairie Stream 5X556 22.$ 8.0
XC+ 7507 1 22.7 8.0
Doeblers S7XP 22,3 7,8
Pioneer 3241 22.4 ■ 7.8
Asgi-ow EXB99 22.2 7.8
Hardy H 86345 22,1 ' 7.7
Pioneer 3140 21.5 7.5
Hardy H 86334 - 21.4 7.5
Pioneer 3245 21.1 7.4
Doeblers 82XP 21.2 7,4
NC252 X FAB79 21,2 7.4
Pioneer 3203 21,0 7,4
Doeblers 86XA-2 20.0 7.3
Prairie Stream 5X2023 20.6 7.2
Muney Chief XA7700 20.5 7.2
Doeblers, 044-3 20.2 7.1
Prairie Stream SX7O4 10.0 $.O
Wetsel Sl2O 10.3 6.8
Eastland EBB 6 * 10.7 *6.5
Muncy Chief XA777 16.3 ‘ 5.7
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 20, 1993-A43
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higher.
If you sell the cow with mastitis
for $6OO and purchase a replace
ment for $1,600, the $l,OOO cost
should be spread out over several
years because that cow will make
replacements.
“A cow is a capital investment,”
_hc said.
Although culling a sick cow
may cause a large, one-time
expense, the benefits accrue over a
longer period of time, and may be
less expensive than treating her, he
said.
man kick
DON'T LOOK
ANY FURTHER!
YOU'LL FIND IT IN
LANCASTER FARMING'S
SPECIAL NAIL PRICES
On
#8 #lO #l6 #2O #3O
All Sizes $.40 per lb. In units of
20, 50, 100, 200 lb. or whatever
Compare to your local prices at
probably 80C to 900/lb.
Call or drop in!
Domestic Enterprises
55 Augustine Herman Hwy.
Elkton, MD 21921
(410) 398-2494
Wc Have Soybeans And Alfalfa'
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