State dairy lead and new grain varieties highlighted
Penn State researchers report ongoing rust control gaps as barley and oats developments advance. Pennfield oats to seed producers in 1966 with 100 to 110 bushels per acre in tests. Pennrad Barley offers 10 bushels more yield and strong winter survival. Lancaster County leads Pennsylvania dairy output with 25.8 million dollars in milk value in 1963, as dairying remains a major, stabilizing industry.
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Robert P. Pfeifer
Penn State University
Pennfield
Gary
Clinton
Pennsylvania
Pennrad
Elmer Pifer
PSU Agronomist
Wong
Hudson
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania Association of Milk Dealers
Bradford
Louis G Galliker
Galliker Dairy Company
Johnstown
Galliker
U. S
Eve County
Ivery City
Gallike
Farm Women 2 Plan Visits and Donations
Farm Women 2 met at Mrs Bernell S Nolt of East Petersburg with five guests attending. They announced a visit to Marrisburg State Hospital and donations totaling 1160 to charity groups and a money gift to a ill member. A picnic is scheduled for Tuesday August 4 at Longs Park and the next meeting will be in Manheim on July 11.
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Society of Farm Women
Bernell S Nolt
East Petersburg
Sadie Shenk
Ruth Waltz
Alvin Graybuill
Pennsylvania
Marrisburg State Hospital
Child Development Center
Lancaster
Children’s Bureau
Long’s Park
Alvin Graybill
Mexico
Lawrence Fisher
Mill St
Manheim
Horticulturists Advise Dividing Chrysanthemum Plants
University horticulturists recommend dividing chrysanthemum plants at the end of April or early May. Retain the younger, vigorous growth and discard the old portions.
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University
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Harold G Marshall
Penn State Agronomy
Pennsylvania Dany Federation
Michigan
Iiana
Ohio
Aphids
Colorado
Phosphamidon
Syaa
Ph. Lane
Lititz
Stone
New Holland
Iven M. Martin, Inc
Verre Hill
Gap Hickory
Blue Ball, Pa
Farm Women
State Hospital
Fald Brome
Sudan
DeKalb Sudan
Smoketown