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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1967

Page

2

Expanding Vocational Education Described At Turfgrass Conference

Gene M Lave of Penn State outlined expanded turfgrass and vocational training during the 35th Turfgrass Conference at Penn State University. He cited increased federal support under the National Vocational Education Act of 1963 and state actions, noting new area vocational technical schools and a Willow Grove program pairing classroom study with hands on turfgrass work and a two hole golf course.

Pennslyvania Penn State Gene M Lave Fastern Montgomery County Willow Grove

Area Feed Firm Observes 125th Anniversary

John W. Eshelman and Sons Lincoln area firm marks 125 years on April 8 as a producer of Red Rose feeds. The Lancaster company remains family owned and distributes to 22 states and 39 foreign counties. Originator of mixed feeds, the mill traces back to 1842 and the Red Rose line now covers over 100 feed types for poultry cattle swine horses dogs fish game rabbits sheep and goats.

John W. Eshelman and Sons Lancaster Eshelman

Farm Calendar Continued With 4-H Meetings

Community clubs and dairy groups schedule meetings at Mount Airy Fire Hall Meadow Hills Dining House and John Neff School Neffsville across March 22 and 23. 4-H dairy club leaders and extension agents gather for planning and activity updates.

Lincoln Mount Airy Fire Hall Meadow Hills Dining House John Neff Neffsville

Potato Research: Cost Benefits From Systemics Highlighted

An all day program notes that new potato systemics could save money despite higher upfront cost. Entomologist Menoson says non users may pay about $25 more per acre than peers who adopt the systemics. Penn State specialists Elmer Pifer Carlton Taylor and Joe McCurdy contributed.

Menuson Penn State Elmer Pifer Carlton Taylor Joe McCurdy

Central Tractor Club Meets at Strasburg

Central 4H Tractor Club met at L. H. Brubaker Farm Equipment Store in Strasburg. Demonstrations included servicing an air cleaner and using kerosene. Ricky Cunneen demonstrated kerosene use. A tour of New Holland Baler Plant is set for April 4 at 7 30 p.m. and a roundup on April 7 at Landis Bros. Farm Machinery Co.

Central Tractor Club Strasburg Lynn Royer Central L. H. Brubaker Oregon Pike Eddie Seaman Butter Road Ricky Cunneen Riveredge Drive Leola New

Solanco Holstein Club Elects Glenn Kreider

The Southern Lancaster County 4 H Holstein Club held a March 7 reorganizational meeting at Solanco High School. Officers elected include Glenn Kreider as president and county council representative, Joyce Huber as vice president, Linda Kreider as secretary, and Linda De Long as assistant secretary.

Lancaster County 4 H Holstein Club Solanco High School Glenn Kreider Joyce Huber Linda Kreider Linda DeLong Nancy Delong Ann Lefever Barbara Kreider Lois Huber Joyce Groff

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Turfgrass Conference Gram Pennsylvania Texaco S&h Garber Oil Co Texaco Fuel Fairview St Mount Joy PES Og Sweigart Firestone West High St. Manheim Lindsey LINDSEY/FUNK Sudan Hoffman Offman Landisville, Pa Solanco Holstein T.M. Reg U.S. Pat Ortho and Unipel P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc Smoketown, PA Rolabar Rake New Holland R. D Lititz Strasburg Pike
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