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HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Acting-Secretary Samuel E.
Hayes Jr. this iveek announced
appointments to the commodity
and research marketing boards
that assist in marketing a variety
of Pennsylvania’s agricultural
products.
‘The state’s commodity boards
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is a proven leader and is ready to
address the challenges and respon
sibilities of his or her respective
program"
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were Kay E. Hollabaugh, Bigler
ville, Adams County; Gail
McPherson, New Park, York
County; and Lee Showalter.
Chambcrsburg, Franklin County.
To the Pennsylvania Peach and
Nectarine Research Program,
appointed were Calvin Beckman,
Boyertown, Berks County; David
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MESSICK EQUIPMENT HUMMEL'S TEXACO H garden CENTER^ &
RD #1 Box 25SA Rt. 11 ns GARDEN CENTER
717-259-6617 717-743-7459 4»»0 P*rWom«n Avt. (Rt. 422 E)
610-779-6122
Jonestown
blue mountain Reamstown
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Allentown
LEHIGH AG EG. INC.
6670 Ruppavilla Rd
610-396-2553
1-100-779-3616
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TRI-BORO
CONCRETE, INC.
435 Locust St
717-248-3095
1-800-632-9018
East Earl
GOODS LAWN &
GARDEN CENTER
Route 23
717-354-4026 Ext. 34
MESSICK FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Rhaama Exlt-Rt. 283
717-367-1319, 717-653-6667
Ephrata
WES STAUFFER
ENGINES & EQUIPMENT
23 PlMMnt Vallay Rd.
717-738-4215
Ephrata. HfitShey
HOLLINGER’S LAWN &
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717-656-2710
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Kuhn, Orttanna, Adams County;
Paul J. Lerew. York Springs.
Adams County; and liiomas
Rosazza, Avondale, Chester
County.
In the Pennsylvania Potato
Research Program, appointed
were David A. Bender, Chambers
burg, Frapklin County; Seth Bal
ing, Union City, Erie County; and
James W. Ringler, Berlin, Some
rset County.
In the Pennsylvania Vegetable
Marketing and Research Program,
appointed were Robert Constan
tine, Smock, Fayette County;
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717-560-7790
Lititz/Lebanon
BOMBERGER'S LAWN
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Lltltz: 717-626-3301
Lebanon; 717-272-4155
Lovsville/Carlisle
GUTSHALL’S INC.
Loysvllle ■ PA - Carlisle
717-789-4343 717-249-2313
McAlisterville
C.B. HOOBER & SON
717-463-2191
DEER CREEK
EQUIPMENT, INC.
6600 Limestone Rd
610-932-8858
Palmyra
HERR’S REPAIR
SHOP
RD 2, Box 115 A
717-838-1549
Palmyra
WEAVER’S LAWN &
GARDEN
740 W. Main St.
717-838-5999
A.K. SAW SHOP
214 Paaeh Bottom Road
Tobacco Blue Mold
(ConHnuad from Pago A 1)
Blue mold is spread by
airborne spores that are
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717-336-3945
Ronks
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& SERVICE
370 Newport Road
2 Milas South of Rt 23
Along 772 Thru Monterty
Schaefferstown
MARTIN’S
EQUIPMENT CO.
Rt. 5011 1/2 Miles South of
Schaaffaratown, PA
717-949-6817
MOUNTAIN VIEW
(Formarly Shartlasvllle
Farm Sarvlca)
P.O. Box 529
610-488-1025
Shipoensbum
LEINBACH
FARM EQUIP.
1120 Rltnar Hwy.
717-532-5511
Tamaqua
QUARLES S.
SNYDER, INC.
RD 3
717-386-5945
Whiteford MD
DEER CREEK
EQUIPMENT, INC.
720 Wheeler School Rd
301-879-5090
James Hoopes, Ulysses, Potter
County; Robert Kilgore, Broque,
York County; and Robert Trax,
Finleyville, Washington County.
Board members serve a maxi
mum term of three years, and are
appointed by the agriculture sec
retary upon recommendations
made by industry leaders, the Pen
nsylvania Farm Bureau, the Pen
nsylvania Farmers Union and the
Pennsylvania State Grange.
For mote information on com
modity marketing and research
boards, please contact Mike Var
ner at (717) 787-6901.
released when you see
the blue-gray mold on
the underside of the leaf.
The blue mold on the
North Carolina trans
plants are suspected to
be RIDOMIL insensi
tive since the grower in
North Carolina had used
RIDOMIL on his plant
beds. At the present
time (except for the two
plant beds), the blue
mold was observed only
on the North Carolina
transplants. For this rea
son, we are recommend
ing that the transplants
that came from North
Carolina be destroyed
so that the amount of
blue mold inoculum will
be reduced.
Every grower should
start spraying their
tobacco (beds and Held)
with a protective fungi
cide. We still recom
mend that you use
RIDOMIL preplant, but
then spray the field
transplants with a pro
tective fungicide. At the
present time, the only
labeled material we
have as a protectant is.
DITHANE DF (State
label). DITHANE DF
should be sprayed at 1.5
lbs per acre (small
plants) 2 lbs per acre
(larger plants). You
should apply this pro
tectant spray every 5 to
10 days, or reapply after
a heavy rain. DITHANE
DF is a protectant so
spray coverage of the
entire plant is extremely
important. It is also
important for every
grower to protect their
plant beds. Spray the
plant beds with 10 level
tablespoons of CAR
BAMATE WDG (fer
bam) in one gallon of
water for a seedbed 6 x
50 ft. Again this is a pro
tectant, so coverage is
important. Seedbeds
should be sprayed every
5 days or after every
watering.
Since we are so early
in the tobacco produc
tion season and since the
North Carolina trans
plants have been spread
over the tobacco pro
ducing area (Lancaster,
Lebanon, Centre and
Union Counties), all
Pennsylvania tobacco is
at risk for serious dam
age from blue mold dis
ease. It is extremely
important for all grow
ers to follow the recom
mendation to protect the
Pa. tobacco ciop.