♦ Farm Calendar ♦
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p.m.-8 p.m., (800) 297-2072.
Somerset County Prospective
Market Lamb and Pig Show,
Somerset County Fairgrounds,
Meyersdale, (814) 926-2779.
Pa. Sheep and Wool Growers
Board of Directors meeting,
Penn State University.
Spring Composting Seminar,
Vollmecke Orchards, Cedar
Knoll Road, Coatesville, 10
a.m., (610) 696-3500. Also
Highland Orchards, Thorn
dale Road, West Chester, 1
p.m.
Carolina Farm Stewardship
Family Farm Tour, Western
N.C. near Asheville, thru June
Self-Priming Cen
Features:
Self-priming to 20 feet
Total heads to 120 feet
Capabilities to 200 U.S
Built in check valve
Equipped with VA” or 2
threaded connections, NPT
Full Line Of Hose And Coi
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SPRAY PRODUCTS
• Ball Valves/
Liquid Applicator Kits
• 15 gal'. & 25 gal.
Tanks
• I.4GPM, 12 volt
ShurFlo Pump,
60 psi Max
• Inline Filter
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Pressure Regulator
Stainless Pressure Gauge
18 ft. Wiring Harness with Switch and Fuse
15 ft. Hose, 2 Nozzle Bodies, 4 Tips, and Clamps
Included
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28, (814) 865-8301.
Lancaster Dairy Princess Pag
eant, Farm and Home Center,
7 p.m.
Sunday, Junn 22
Bio 2003 Annual Convention,
Washington, D.C., Conven
tion Center, thru June 25,
(202)962-6656.
Summer Sunday Farm Tour,
Keller Farm, Germania, N.J.,
2 p.m.-4 p.m., (609) 737-6848.
Maryland State Grange Picnic,
Maryland Agricultural Educa
tion Foundation, Swan Harbor
Farm, Havre de Grace, 12:30
p.m., (410) 838-7357.
Conservation Leadership School,
Stone Valley Experimental
Forest, thru June 28, (814)
865-8301.
Two-Night 4-H Retreat, Moun
tain Creek Campground,
Gardners, thru June 24, (717)
486-7681.
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Monday Juno 23
International Ministerial Confer
ence and Expo on Agricultural
Science and Technology, thru
June 25, Sacramento, Calif.,
(540) 373-9935.
Pa. State Association of Bor
oughs, Hershey Lodge and
Convention Center, Hershey,
thru June 25, (717) 236-9526.
KAFMO Sports Turf Manager’s
School, Lebanon Valley Col
lege, Annville, thru June 25,
(717)921-8803.
Washington County Wool Pool,
Washington County Fair
grounds, thru June 24.
Tuesday. June 2J
4-H Camp Shehaqua, Hickory
Run State Park, Wtutehaven,
thru June 27, (717) 921-8803.
Composting Butchering Waste,
Gensemer’s Custom Process
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County, 7 p.m., (717)
270-4391.
Pa. Farm Bureau Cooperatives
Working Together, Days Inn,
Meadville, 7:30 p.m., (888)
858-7813.
Pa. GIS Conference, Penn State
University Hilton Harrisburg
Towers and Whitaker Center,
Harrisburg, (717) 948-6428.
Wednesday. June 3.3
Selling Produce Through CSA,
Simple Gifts Farm, Columbia,
6 p.m.-9 p.m., (717) 664-7077.
Monitoring Pastures, Provident
Farm, Liberty, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Dairy Cattle Heat Abatement,
Leslie N. Firth Learning Cen
ter, Mercer, (814) 563-9388.
Thun.day Juis 1 ,’b
2003 Red Power Roundup,
Bloomsburg Fairgrounds,
Bloomsburg, thru June 28,
(570)275-0398.
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am, heavy forage?
Shepherd’s Night, Mercer Coun
ty Wool Growers, Mercer
County Extension office, Les
lie N. Firth Learning Center
Auditorium, 6 p.m.
COOL meeting. Farm and Home
Center, Lancaster, 1 p.m.-4
p.m., (202) 720-8998.
Northeast Ohio Lawn Care Semi
nar, Ohio Agricultural Re
search and Development Cen
ter, Wooster, Ohio, 8 a.m.,
(800) 510-5296.
Muck Crops Field Day, Ohio Ag
ricultural Research and Devel
opment Center’s Muck Crop
Branch, CeleryvUle, Ohio, 10
a.m.-noon, (419) 935-1201.
USDA Country of Origin Label
ing listening session, Penn
State Extension, Lancaster
Farm and Home Center, 1
p.m.-4 p.m., (717) 270-4391.
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