Manheim Young Farmers Meet Reviews Land Judging
The Manheim Young Farmers Association held a meeting at the Isaac Geib farm to discuss land classification and soil types. Wayne F. Maresch of the US Soil Conservation Service led the session with three soil site judgments and prize winners were Donald Hershey James Graybill and Jerry Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manheim Young Farmers Association
Isaac Geib
Wayne F. Maresch
US Soil Conservation Service
Donald Hershey
Manheim
James Graybill
Lititz
Jerry Snavely
Eugene Hoover
C. David Landis
Vincent Becker
Paul Kline
Forney Longnecker
Glenn S. Brubaker
Running Pump Rd
Lancaster
Roy Harper
David T. Hershey
Ray D Shents
Public Sale Notice for Farm Equipment and Milkers
Public sale of 2 Sarge Milkers Esco 8 can milk cooler side open type 3 can milk cooler twin wash tub Farm master water heater 23 10 gallon milk cans 2 8 gallon milk cans 2 milk buckets stainless with lid two strainers Stewart electric clippers. Not responsible for accidents on day of sale. Terms cash. Robert Kohler owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esco
Stewart Electric
Robert Kohler
Penn Manor Clashing Thimbles Meet Plans Event
The Penn Manor Clashing Thimbles held a regular meeting at Penn Manor Junior High School on August 12. A parents party is planned for September 12 at Conestoga Elementary School. Members will model garments and review 4-H Sewing Round-up details to be held August 19 at Penn Manor High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Manor
Nancy Cramer
Conestoga
Penn Manor High School
Farm Women Society 22 entertains husbands at roast
The Farm Women Society 22 met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Landis in Lancaster RG. Members hosted husbands for a corn and doggie roast. Mrs. Donald Esbenshade resigned as president and Mrs. William Weller will complete the term as vice president. Wilmer Andrew elected new vice president. Next meeting set for Tuesday Sept 8 at Lancaster centers with members bringing lunch.
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Society of Farm Women
Jay Landis
Lancaster RG
Donald Esbenshade
The
Lancaster
Tomato ripening speeds with cool temperatures
Tomatoes ripen best between 55 and 65 degrees says J O Dutt extension vegetable gardening specialist at Pennsylvania State University. That may explain why red color delays on hot days. Watering to cool tomato plants during hot periods may hasten fruit ripening.
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J. O. Dutt
Pennsylvania State University
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Manheim Young Farmers
E. Davis
SCS
Stevens, PA
R. D
Felton
Chanceford Two
Chanceford
Head Dairy Head
Guernsey
Jacob A. Gilbert
Farm Women Society
Checkerboard News
Purina
Ralston Purina Co
John J. Hess, IH
Paradise
New Providence
John B. Kurtz
Ira B. Landis
Valley Road
Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc
James High
Rheems
Gordonville
Whiteside & Weichsel
Kirkwood
Ephrata
S. H. Hiestand & Co
Salunga
Farm Bureau
New Holland
Quarryvill
Fark
Allis-Chalmers
ALLIS
Chalmers
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa
N. G. Myers & 5
Rheems, Pa
Grumelli Farm Service
Nissley Farm
Sea Quarryville
Washington Bore
Alien H. Matz Farm Equipment
New Holland, Pa
L. H. Brubcke
Lititz, Pa
Lausch Bros. Equipment
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