Plant Food Educational Council Forms at Penn State
The Pennsylvania Plant Food Educational Council was organized at Penn State to promote practical information on plant food and soil amendments. President Arthur A. Schultz. vice president Howard B Sprague. treasurer Roger C. Smith. Experts urge soil maps, fertilizer testing, and home-grown feed to boost farm profits.
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Pennsylvania Plant Food Educational Council
Pennsylvania State University
Arthur A. Schultz
Reading
Howard B Sprague
Department of Agronomy
Penn
State
Roger C. Smith
Eastern States Farming Exchange
West Springfield
Mass
M. S. Williams
National Plant Food Institute
Pennsylvania
Sprague
Fertilizer Use Drops for First Time in U S History
The 12 months ending June 3025 saw total fertilizer use decline from the prior year, with nitrogen and phosphorus down by large margins while potash held steady. Exports of phosphorus and potash fell and drought plus heat damaged crops in the mid-South and Midwest. Supplies are projected to be adequate or higher next year, with ongoing shift to higher analysis fertilizers.
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mid-West
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Lancaster County
Carl O Dossin
Penn State
Sociate County
Harry S. Sloat
H Raymond Stoner
Eden Rd
Lancaster
Plant Food Educational Council
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Greider Leghorn Farms, Inc
Vineland Laboratories
Mt. Joy R. 1
U.S
Rohm ¢ Haas
Washington Square
Philadelphia
P. L. Rohrer & Bro
Smoketown, PA