Redcoat leads in acreage and resilience amid 1963 cereal trials
Pennell notes Redcoat remains planted on more acres than other varieties due to seed availability and its extreme winter hardiness. Dry weather will lower yields for all wheats, but Redcoat should fare well, showing strong disease resistance and zero leaf loss in some plots. New spring oats, including a beardless Hudson barley, show promising yields and lodging resistance across five state plots.
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Pennell
Pteite
Pfeiter
Hudson
Gary
Cliton
Clinton
Russell
Pfeifer
Penn State
Bedford F. Coon
Harold G Marshall
4 H Dairy Club Demonstration Highlighted
The County 4 H Ayrshine Jerse Brown Swiss club meeting voted a $100 donation to fund education for a child in Baquador. Milton Brubaker from Litile Rides led the effort tied to missionary work in Equador. Charlotte Weidler was elected club representative. Wendler named club reporter.
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Baquador
Milton Brubaker
Litile
Equador
Charlotte Weidler
Clyde Kreider
Quarryville
Ril
Muss Wendler
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Southeastern Pennsylvania Field Research Laboratory
Landisville
Robert P Piaf
Elmer Pifer
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