PSU experts outline celery soil and disease tips
Dr Ken Taylor and Ernest Bergman advise soil testing for magnesium calcium and phosphorus not over 400 pounds. regular spraying and heavy chicken manure incorporation. Penn State celery disease bulletin. Dr Pollock outlines strain elimination and the promising H strain from Amos Funk Millersville. tour at Jacob Siegrist farm Lancaster County ends the meeting led by Harry Sloat.
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Ernest Bergman
Netable Research Departat O
PSU
Ken Taylor
Penn State
Pollock
Houser
Amos Funk
Millersville
Jacob Siegrist
Lancaster R2
Mountville
Harry Sloat
Lan caster Feeder Call Sale and Farm Calendar Notes
Farm Calendar lists events from October 31 to November 24 at Lancaster and surrounding counties. Feeder pig sale at Lancaster Union Stock Yards October 31 precedes county 4H council, Cloister Flower Club, 4H Baby Beef show, FFA and agronomy meetings, several livestock expos, Holstein banquet, breed classification, and international shows in Harrisburg, Timonium, and Chicago.
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Lancaster
Lancaster Union Stock Yards
Council
James Groff
N. Maple Street
Ephrata
Lancaster Stock Yards
Lancaster County Ffa
Elizabethtown High School
Farm Bureau Auditorim
Duller
Penna
Farm Bureau
Dillerville
Timonium
Farm Show
Harrisburg
Chicago
Credit Eases Farm Change and Marketing Says Penn State Expert
James Becker of Penn State extension farm management says credit helps farmers shift to efficient production and improved marketing. He notes that access to credit supports adoption of better practices and equipment.
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James Becker
Penn State Extension
Native Penn State Professor Elected Alpha Tau Alpha President
Norman K. Hoover of Penn State's Agricultural Education Department was chosen national president of the Alpha Tau Alpha honorary agriculture education fraternity at its national conference in Kansas City Missouri. He will serve a four year term and has authored twelve approved manuals for vocational agriculture, including a book form edition of Approved Practices in Beautifying the Home Grounds.
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Norman K. Hoover
Agricultural Education
Pennsylvania State University
Alpha Tau Alpha
Kansas City
Dr. Hoover
Hoover
Penn State
University of the Philippines
Los Banos
Russell B. Dickerson
University of the Philppines
Voca
More calves require little more labor in feeding study
A University of Minnesota study of 59 cattle farms in the southern part of the state found that a farmer with about 30 feeder calves can raise the herd to 40 or 50 with only modest extra work. Thirty calves required roughly seven hours of weekly labor, and each additional 10 head added about 50 minutes of chores per week, plus about 7.14 hours more over the feeding period for manure and related tasks.
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University of Minnesota
Institute of Agriculture
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