Miles Fry and His Hybrid Poplar Nursery Roots in Lancaster
Miles Fry built a family poplar nursery in 1955 with eight cuttings and a plan to grow timber. He notes early ridicule but believes the hybrid poplar will aid ecological balance as his catalog lines up with 1972 goals.
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Fry
Miles Fry
Lancaster County
Lancaster Farming
New Holland 4 H Baby Beef Club Reorganized
The 1973 New Holland Baby Beef 4 H Club held its first meeting at John Groff’s home with 29 members. Officers elected include Ken Groff president Gordon Hoover vice president Judy Weaver secretary Jeff Martin treasurer Kathy and Mike Martin game leaders Rick Good song leader Bill Hughes reporter. Leaders are John Groff Harvey High Bob Martin Lester Weaver and Mark Yoder. The club plans a February 19 meeting at Bob Martin’s to discuss Hybrid Poplar projects and youth tree growing programs across Berks Schuylkill Somerset Erie and Lancaster Counties with Fry’s farm supplying over 100 varieties and 500 000 cuttings annually.
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Leola
Ken Groff
Gordon Hoover
Judy Weaver
Jeff Martin
Kathy
Mike Martin
Rick Good
Bill Hughes
Harvey High
Bob Martin
Lester Weaver
Mark Yoder
New Holland
Ft. Dix
Williamstown
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