Leader's Council Elects Members for Lancaster 4 H
Ten members were elected to the Lancaster County 4 H Leader's Council executive board at the annual meeting held at Farm Bureau Cooperative auditorium. The Reverend Kirk Hudson spoke on The 4 H Parent and You. 55 attendees were entertained by Mr and Mrs Aaron Landis who performed songs. Elected were agricultural and home economics representatives from multiple districts with several incumbents reelected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
4-H
Farm Bureau Cooperative Auditorium
Dillerville Road
Kirk Hudson
Haighland Presbyterian Church
Aaron Landis
Poultry Flock Decisions After Initial Laying Declines
Extension poultry specialist Carl O Dossin notes some pullets become non-layers after starting to lay. Poultry managers must choose to sell these birds or retain them hoping they resume production if houses are crowded and few non-layers remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O Dossin
Local residents listed in district voters register
Walter B. Martin R D 1 Drumore Pa Fred Frey R D 2 Quarryville Pa Paul G Nolt R DP 1 Manheim Pa Ph 665-4224 Ph KI 8-2692 Ph ST 6-2235
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Martin
R. D
Drumore, Pa
Quarryville, Pa
Paul G. Nolt
Manheim
Extension schedules dates for Lancaster County events
Lancaster County Extension Service released a list of upcoming events with dates and venues. Highlights include 4-H Baby Beef Tanquet February 1 at Penn Manor High School, Annual Extension Meeting February 12 at Hotel Brunswick, and March activities from Dairy Day to Sheep Producers Meeting at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County Extension Service
Penn Manor High School
Brunswick
Guernsey
Union Stock Yards
Mount Joy
Singer’s
Banks
Landisville
Sheep Producers
Farm Bureau
Protecting Farm Machinery When Outdoor Storage Is Needed
Burton S Horne of Penn State extension explains farmers without under roof space can shield tillage equipment by cleaning and painting metal parts, coating soil-worked parts with a rust preventive, and covering with plastic sheeting for temporary outdoor storage until roof space is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton S Horne
Penn State Extension Agrcultural Enginee
Hidden Crickets in Legs and Water's Role in Winter Injury
A compact odd note states that cricket ears are in their legs and a snake hears via its tongue. It warns to water evergreens in fall and winter to prevent winter damage from drought.
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Dorothy Fry
Stevens Ri
Melvin Long
Lititz
Walburn Houser
Lampeter
Edgar Porter
Wash
Ington Boro Rl
Daniel Trimble
Quarryville Rl
Herbert Royer
Oregon Pike
Jean Thomas
Raymond Denlinger
Strasburg
Washington Boro Ri
John Stoner
Quarryvile Ri
L. J. Denlinger Company
Seaman Place
Willis H. Weaver
Mt. Joy
Willis W. Horst
Cloyd Wenger
Pioneer Road
Lanc
David B. King
Horseshoe Rd
Eugene P. Spotts
Honey Brook
Mountville Feed Service
Columbia
Eli O. Nolt
New Holland, Pa
Fred Frey
Melvin M. Brendle
East Earl
Rose Ave
Leola
Harold L. Sample
New Providence
Stanley P. Herr
Pfister Associated
Nissley Rd
Lancaster
Hin
Verne Martin
Maytag Corporation
Newton
Iowa
Rohrerstown
Miller and Bushong
Martin
Maytag
Are
Chester Graybill
Robert Graybill
Allen Graybill
Wayne Research
Lawn & Bellaire
Lime Valley Mills R. D
Willow Street
Dutchman Feed Mills, Inc
Stevens
Rohrer’s Mill R. D
Powl’s Feed Service
Grubb Supply CO
Elizabethtown
Millersville Supply CO
Millersville
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc
Witmer - Ranks
Hershey Bros
Reinholds and
Honegger
Burma
J. Howard Moore
Lititz, Penna
Windle’s Hatchery
Cochranville, PA
Atglen LY