Penn S\
ys 2001
Attention
Featuring Two Great Ways To
Ideal for Dairy & Swine Farmers:
Natural Aeration Inc.
The CAP. System
(Circulating Aerobic Processes)
The natural way to convert costly manure
disposal from lagoons into
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Look for us at the Penn State
Ag Progress Days, Aug . 14-16 in
Exhibit Tent 2at IV. 6 th and Main Sts -
UO CTJTC’XZ 255 PLANE THEE DRIVE, LANCASTER, PA 17603
Cifuirl Cj Y (717) 393 - 5807
- LU - 1 FAX (717) 291-1534
1-800-432-0988
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Cell Phone: (717) 371-9266
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Pasto Agricultural Museum To
Conduct Auction At Ag Progress Days
ROCKSPRING (Centre Co.)
Penn State’s Pasto Agricul
tural Museum will conduct its
second silent auction during Ag
Farmers!
Improve Farming Conditions:
Ideal for Poultry Farmers:
NOW YOU CAN BREATHE A LITTLE
EASIER!
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ABLE TO:
1) Compost faster for ease in clean-up and handling?
2) Reduce flies and fly larvae dramatically?
3) Reduce odor?
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• Affordable
• Easy to Operate
• Low Maintenance
• Several sizes and styles
• Ideal for composting municipal yard, solid and sewage waste, feed
lot manure, poultry and dairy manure and food processing waste
Expires: 10/31/01 !
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 11,2001, Ag Progress Section-
Progress Days, Aug. 14-15, to
help generate funds to preserve
our rich heritage of agriculture
and rural living. Proceeds will
Introducing
Available through Rohrer Seeds & their dealers.
PL Rohrer A Bro, Inc. Smoketown, PA: 717-209-2571
See us at Ag Progress Days - Tent #2/
ASHLAND. PA NEW HOLLAND. PA
ALLEN HINKEL LEON HESS
147 Hinkle Rd Hess Farm Supply
570-682-9533 675 S. Kmzer Ave
CARLISLE. PA 717-354-7972
ROBERT BOYCE NEW HOLLAND. PA
44 Ponderosa Rd DONALD WEAVER
717-245-2820 Homestead Nutntion
DALMATIA. PA 717-354-4398
R. DALE GROFF
Middle Road
570-758-2136
EPHRATA. PA
EDWIN WISE
225 Rock Rd
717-626-8191
GRADYVILLE. PA
TONY STRIEDIECK
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610-459-2944
ICKESBURG. PA
MELVIN WEAVER
Route 17
717-438-3205
MERCERSBURG. PA
MARCUS MARTIN
13015 ML Pleasant Rd
717-328-5544
MYERSTOWN. PA
JAMES PATCHES
Prescott Road
717-949-3860
NAZARETH. PA
ROBERT BIEBER
2259 Bieber Rd
610-837-0163
benefit the Penn State Ag
Alumni Endowment for the
Pasto Agricultural Museum.
More than 100
items, from a baby
llama to a new John
Deere lawn tractor,
have been donated, ac
cording to Darwin
Braund, museum cu
rator. “Buyers will
find items to meet
practically any inter
est, need and checking
account,” he said.
Items include an
tique hand tools and
furniture, newer and
antique model trac
tors, a year’s supply of
Penn State Creamery
ice cream, meats from
the University Meats
Lab, and gift certifi
cates for tools,
dinners, perennial
plants, seed corn and
shoes.
Farm production
items include bull
semen, one ton of
Agway calf feed, tires
for a farm wagon and
skid-steer loader, a
galvanized farm gate,
fence wire, dry cow
treatments for mas
titis, a barn ventilation
fan, a 6-foot diameter
stock-watering tank,
alfalfa and corn seed
and a year’s subscrip
tion to Lancaster
Farming.
Donations for fun
and recreation include
Penn State football
tickets, Nittany Valley
Symphony tickets, a
full day of fly-fishing
on the world-famous
Spruce Creek trout
stream in Huntingdon
County and a major
league baseball and
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QUARRYVILLE. PA
LELANDJ MILLER
Advanced Agronomics
62 Stone Road
717-786-4075
WASHINGTON BORO. Pi
PAUL K. HARNISH
2000 Franklin Road
717-686-8691
BOONSBORO. MD
CRAIG LEGGETT
Leggett's Seed & Supply
301 733-2818
MIKE SCHEELER
6740 August-Herman Hwy
410-275-2267
CONOWINGO. MD
PAUL CAMPBELL
110 Oak wood Road
410-378-3812
Fa inquiries outside
of PAIMD contact
Ampac Seed Company
877-778-7880
www pastureperfect com
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