Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 06, 1999, Image 30

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    A3O-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6, 1999
Young Farmers
(Continued from Page A2B)
Wednesday night. Stanley
Wolf, Gettyshuig Young
Farmer chapter, was named the
1999 Honoraiy Young Fat met
and Tom Oyler. Gettysburg
Young Fanner chapter,
received the outstanding young
farmer adviser aw aid
Ken and Rhoda Rcist, Ccdai
Cicst chaplei weie state
winners m the outstanding
young farmer over "U) contest
with Steve and Kathleen
Aument, Solanco chaptci the
fust iunnei-up
Tom and Shnlcy Fay Fieri
Tom Oyler, Gettysburg Young Farmers,
left, receives the outstanding young farmer
advisor award from Tim Brown.
Bitty OMwn/CwsM Iff Tilmi
We will begin receiving 609 type tobacco for processing beginning Mon., Feb. 8.
We will be taking a limited amount of tobacco by appointment only. This tobacco
must be graded correctly (in four grades) and stripped with the proper moisture
content.
We would advise anyone considering carrying tobacco over next year to leave it
hanging in the barn. This tobacco does not carry over well in the bale. If you have
tobacco already in bale, you might want to consider selling or processing.
We have processed several Lancaster Co. crops in years past. We had success in
getting our farmers back 40% over market value in 1986. Last year all the farmers
that processed with us, got back a $1.29/lb and were paid in Nov. 1998. We feel at
the current prices, the best hope for farmers making a profit is to process.
For further information call either location:
Ken (Groundhog) Swayne
or Bobby Oldham
Coastal Leaf Limited
(on Clarence Shirk’s Farm)
374 S. Farmersville Rd.
Ephrata, PA
(717)656-8793 556-0004
Solanco chaplei. were the state
wmncis m the outstanding
young laimei undci contest
Andiew and Rebecca 111, Cedai
Ciesl chapter, weie the Inst
mnner-up
Kenneth and Denise Sanncr
Kul/town chaptei. were the
state wmncis of the
community scivice award, and
Tom and Shnlcy Fay Hen.
were Inst mnner-up
Kut/town icccivcd the
outstanding chaptci award and
Manhcim was the host chapter
The 1999 oil icers ate as
follows Dan Wilkinson.
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Page A 33)
ATTENTION 609 TOBACCO FARMERS
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Tom and Shirley Faye Herr, state young farmer under 30 award winners receive plaque from David
Groff, president, with Andrew and Rebecca 111, first runner-up.
president, Grace Hopes, Carla Witter, public relations Region 111 vice president; and
president elect: Bob Cornmeal, director; Nevi Horning, Region £ ar i Keller Jr , Region IV vice
secretary. Dale Herr, treasurer. II vice president; Dale Rosen, president
\y ATTENTION!
Tobacco Growers^
If prices on 609 tobacco do not
improve by Mid-March or April, we
will again be offering you a chance
to process your crop.
Penn Leaf Tobacco Company
Your Local Tobacco Company
661 Vintage Rd., Christiana, PA 17509
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Buyers of 609 Tobacco
610-593-6729
Clarence Shirk
or Joey Bowen
Bobby Oldham Tobacco
(behind Ross’s Feed and Grain)
27 N. Church St.
Quarryvilie, PA 17566
(717) 786-8162
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