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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1966

Page

9

Cloister FFA Retains County Judging Title

Cloister FFA wins the county judging contest for the second straight year with an average score of 497.38 led by high scorer Earl Hertzog of Cloister at 63.83 and Charles Harding second. War wick and Grassland follow with strong showings and multiple Cloister members top individual lists across livestock and daily judging.

Future Farmers of America Future Farmers Ephrata High School Warwick Earl Hertzog Charles Harding Cloister Hertzog Randal Kline Jacob Stoltzfus Pequea Valley Daryl Bollinger David Meikey Terry Kauffman Ronald Mull Dennis’ Mahler Grassland Victor Wood Irvin Schannauer

Three Upcoming Short Courses Announced

Director Dr Fred C Snyder of Penn State University announced three December short courses on campus. The programs cover Farm Income Tax and Social Security, Cleaning and Sanitizing Daily Equipment, and Wills and Estate Planning with topics including inheritance, farm transfers, and father son partnerships. Registration is 10 dollars for state residents and 15 dollars for others.

Penn State University Fred C Snyder

Nitrogen in Grassland Survives Dry Years in ARS Study

ARS researchers show nitrogen applied to unirrigated grassland remains in soil during dry years and is available to plants later. In Mandan ND plots with 180 lb N acre in spring and split weekly applications, nitrogen stayed in soil, with unirrigated plots maintaining higher soluble N during drought.

Great Plains ARS J. F. Pow Mandan N. Dakota

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