Yotur Complete Htidaimltis For
Spxftyors And .Ffcurls
HEAVY DUTY SPRAYERS
BUILT STRONG TO PERFORM TOUGH
At Last! A Reliable, New Stainless Steel R spbcial
AG-CHEM FOAM MARKER $869.00 $830.00
Each Foam Marker Contains:
• Mixing chamber for each boom. * Electric harness for in-cab jßbd
controls (on-off/lefl-righl).
• Drop hoses for each boom. • Hose for boom lengths up to 47'.
The Ag-Chem foam marker offers you efficient operation with a 12 volt
compressor that draws only I amps. Independent left and right boom
markers can be controlled from the cab for on-the-go operation. That . I
lets you operate either boom marker for precise, economical foam
placement. And best of all the Ag-Chem Foam Marker produces a dense
foam within seconds of agitation, and has a dependable output that can be
adjusted for volume.
Use with the new KWo-1™ high concentrate loam. ■*«*i*»naa^^^»
Self-Prim 5
Centrifu;
Pumps
• 3 H.P.
'S' Series
IV4 ” Or 2" Ports
Reg. $212.00
SPECIAL
$185.50
• sap.
‘S' Series
2" Ports
Reg. $252.00
SPECIAL
$220.00
•‘S' Serb* Pedotal Pump Only IV4 " or 2” - Reg. $13*.00 SPECIAL $120.75
Raven Tough Polyethylene Tanks
We Also Stock A Complete Line Of:
HypfW
Pumps
And
Sprayer Nozzles
And
Accessories
PAUL B. ZIMMERMAN, INC.
50 M. Lite PA 1150 fSTISSS^n
1 Mile Wert of Ephrau I Tuel ; 7-S:3O I
(717) 738-7350 I buJISS 1
• HARDWARE • FARM SUPPLIES ■
• 200, 300 & 500 Gal. Trailer Models
• 110, ISO, 200 & 300 Gal. 3 Pt.
Hitch Models
• 30', 35’ and 40’ Booms
• 30' & 45’ All Hydraulic Folding
Boom
• Quidcnjet No Drip Nozzles
• Independent Boom Suspension
Eliminates All Boom Bouncing.
PACER PUMPS Features:
• S H.P. ‘S' Series
With I/C Briggs Engine
2" Ports
Reg. $332.00
SPECIAL
$290.50
• SPRAYER TANKS - ALL SIZES
For New Or Replacement AVAILABLE
FROM
• STATIONARY
TANKS - For 25 GAL,
L.,u.d Fcruter S.o,,ge QAL
PACER
PUMPS
Accessories
FEATURES AVAILABLE;
Handy
Half Gallon
AG FOAM
A
Reg. $10.20'
SPECIAL
H $9.25
FOAM DTE
For Higher Visibility Fotm
SPECIAL $12.00 Pitt
• Self-priming
to 20 feet
• Total heads
to 120 feet
• Capabilities
to 200 U.S.
GPM
• Built in
check valve
• Equipped wilh
me J
tn( j female threaded
connections.
• 5 H.P. *S' Sena
With Honda Engine,
2" Porta
Reg. $482.00
SPECIAL
$421.75
• Sprayer Hose
• Ball Valves
• Nylon Fittings
• Poly Tanks
Farm Calendar
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Bradford Co. 4-H Fashion Review,
9 a.m.
AD ADC Educational Training
Seminar. Morrisville College,
vier Farm, Laceyville, Lester
Poust Farm, Hughsville. 9
a.m.-dusk.
Pa. PDCA Judging Conference,
Lebanon Co., thru July 8.
N. Towanda 4-H Club, North
Towanda Methodist Church, 7
p.m.
Ag Issues Forum, Kreider’s
Restaurant, Manheim, 7:30
a.m.-9 a.m.
Berks/Southeast Cattlemen’s
Summer Field Day, New
Jersey.
Bradford Co. 4-H Dairy Ovemigh
' 4-H Buildi T-w Fr’
Farm, Hugheville, 9 a.m.-dusk.
Junior Judging School, Berks Co.,
thruJulvlO^^^^^^^^
SumLn, .1 lII\ 11
Columbia/Luzeme summer picn
i ic. 11 a.m.
I Moiula\. .1 ii 1> 12
Derry Township Fair, New Deny,
i thru July 17.
Iwilkes-Barrc/Scranton Fair,
Fairgrounds, thru July 14.
Landisville Weed Tour/Field Day,
Southeast Field Research Cen
ter. Salunga. 10 a.m.-3:30 o.m.
Pi ROHRER & BRO., INC.
\\ i(lius(l.i\. ,1 11 1> 14
Rockspring Field Day, Ag
Research and Demonstration
Center, Rockspring, 8:30
a.m.-5 p.m.
Pa. Holstein Assoc, committee
meetings, State College, per
sonnel at 10 a.m; finance at 1
p.m.; and executive at 3 p.m.
Wyoming-Susquehanna Wool
Pool, Wyoming Co. Fair
grounds, Meshoppen.
Milk Marketing Inc. midyear dele
gate meeting, Ohio State U..
Columbus.
Progress Through Communica
tions For Agriculture Commit
tee annual bus ag tour and picn
ic. Smokers’ Allegen Farms,
Genesee.
National Mastitis Council meet
ing, Sheraton Inn and Conven
tion Center, Syracuse, N.Y.
Lycoming Co. Fair, Hughesville,
thru July 24.
Pa. Holstein Assoc, board of direc
tors meeting. Holiday Inn, State
PYFA Summer Conference and
picnic, Mifflinburg High
School, thru July 17.
Schaefferstown Tractor Show,
Farm, Schaefferstown, thru
Pa. Simmental Assoc, annual Field
Day, Foust Hidden Oaks,
Gettysburg.
Bedford Co. Sheep and Wool
Jackpot and Field Day, Bedford
Co. Fairgrounds, 10a.m.-Sp.m.
Berks/SoutheastCattlemen's sum
mer field trip, leaves Berks Ag
Center 7:30 a.m., returns mid
evening.
CHARGE Liquid Plant Food is a scientifically balanced NPK liquid foliar nutrient,
rich in phosphate and containing humus for increased uptake of nutrients.
The 3 Elements of CHARGE 8 • 32 • 5
/NITROGEN to promote fast growth and abundant foliage
/PHOSPHATE to encourage seed and root development
/POTASH which is essential for sugar and starch formation and to
increase size and quality of fruit
» HUMUS. the added benefit for increased nutrient uptake
■dependent research Detergent Fiber. CHARGE has been shown to
■nd growers alike have make a difference in the healthy growth of alfalfa,
■Rested to the benefits especially during stressful conditions from
tRQE in increasing the weather and pests. CHARGE should be applied
■warswhouseCHAßGE at 2 to 4 qls. per acre after dormancy and after
■e to expect significant each cubing when the crop shows sto 6 inches
increases in protein level and decreases in Acid of growth. Get the CHARGE advantage!
optimum time for apply- vest. CHARGE users have achieved bonus pay
ig CHARGE is at tuber ments for potato crops with more potatoes in the
itiation, followed by ap- desired premium size and for increased weight
ins at mid and late sea- and yield. Apply 2to 3 qts. of CHARGE per acre
lons should be com- when plants are 4to 6 inches high. Get the
,Jd Potassium to achieve CHARGE advantage!
increase specific gravity before har-
bulking am
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 26, 1993-A27
Schaefferttown Folk Festival,
Farm, Schaefferstown. thru
I lU'Ml.i \. Jills JO
Southeast FFA District Dairy
Show, Lebanon Fairgrounds, 8
a.m.
W i diu sd.n, .1 ul\ 21
Plainfield Fanners Fair, Nazareth,
thru July 24.
FFA Central District Dairy Show,
Union Co. West End
Fairgrounds.
Jefferson Co. Holstein Show. Fair
grounds. Brookville, 9 a.m.
Lycoming Co. Holstein Show,
Fairgrounds, Hughesville, 10
a.m.
Somerset Co. Holstein Show, Fair
grounds. Meversdale. 6:30p.m.
Erie Co. Holstein Show, Fair
grounds, Waterford, 9:30 a.m.
Northampton Co. Holstein Show,
Fairgrounds, Plainfield, 10 a.m.
Lancaster Co. Holstein Associa
tion 4-H Rounduo.
I i i(la\, ,1 nl\
Eighth annual Keystone Dairy
Golf Open, Lost Creek Golf
Club, Oakland Mills. 9:30 a.m.
Lancaster Co. Holstein Show,
Fairgrounds, Quarryvillc, 10
a.m.
Lebanon Fair, Lebanon Fair
grounds, thru July 30.
Tioga County Strawberry Festival,
Cecil and Paul Moyer, Roaring
Branch, 7:30 p.m.
Clarion Co. Fair, New Bethlehem,
thru July 31.
Conneaut Valley Fair, Cohneau
tville, thru July 31.
• ALFALFA
• POTATOES
• TOBACCO
• VEGETABLE CROPS
Smoketown, PA
717-299-2571