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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1966

Page

12

Farm day and plowing contest planned in Lancaster area

The Lancaster SWCD announces a field day at Graybill farm with demonstrations on conservation practices and farm safety. A plowing contest deadline is July 23, with entry forms from Aaron Stauffer or M. M. Smith. Officials report regional meetings, cooperative agreements, and Lancaster hosting rights for the 1967 State SWCD annual meeting.

Stauffer Geib Graybill Farms Graybill Aaron Stauffer Ephrata R1 M. M. Smith County Extension Office Lancaster

Two Manheim Vo-Ag Seniors Honored At Commencement

Manheim Central High School honored two vocational agriculture seniors Monday night. Jess Miller received the Outstanding Vo-Ag Senior award and a 15 dollar cash prize from the Lancaster County Bankers Association for scholarship leadership and service to the FFA. Ben Nolt earned the Farm Women Society No. 2 cash award of 10 dollars as the senior with the most service to the department and program. Both hold Keystone Farmer Degrees and active FFA involvement.

Manheim Central High School Vo-Ag Jess Miller Manheim A4 Agriculture Department Future Farmer Chapter Miller Lancaster County Bankers’ Association Ben Nolt Manheim Farm Women Society Department Agriculture FFA

Best Time to Prune Evergreens and Shrubs in June

Horticulture expert Dr. Charles Dunham of the University of Delaware advises pruning evergreens in June after new growth. Pines stay compact with yearly pruning, while yews junipers and cedars should be cut mid to late June. Prune shrubs like forsythia after a few years and lilacs by trimming old canes at the base to preserve bloom.

Charles Dunham University of Delaware Dunham

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