’ ' -pany asked fanners to place orders now for machinery they want in the spring. He forsoes a shortage when the first six months of 1960. heavy spring demand deple- Paul Leamon, director of tes supplies on hand. Many farmer-bank relations, Con- machinery companies, indu es toga National Bank, repor din § lhe Lancaster County ted that “tight money" will firm - were effected by the continue to be the rule. This stelS strike and have not be means higher interest rates en able to build up normal for consumer borrowing" E£- inventories. fss s wh *riri„ b o u r x r ct^„? Sr /s s S lor tt neS tS yclS '*"*■“ m “V h ‘‘ h year xor xne next ten years. read y f accord i ng to D. W. • little Change (From page 1) E. J. Kelly representing Park, Executive Secretary unit through the use of im- Npw Holland Machine Com- of the Pennsylvania Millers proved methods and machi- BUY NOW and SAVE THIS TRAILER LOAD ONLY. 7 NEW ADVANCED 1960 MEYER HAY CONDITIONER Limited number available at these special prices and terms., GAP, PENNA. Introducing PIONEER Bulky Mix will stretch your grain... fortify it and make it more palatable WHAT BULKY MIX WILL DO FOR YOUR DAIRY RATION Bulky Mix is more than somethingbulky, something sweet, or something cheap. Bulky Mix actually corrects the Vitamin A and mineral deficiencies of grain . . . and, in addition bulks-up grains over 20% giving the ration a roughage-like texture. Bulky Mix is economical to feed, too ... a relatively low cost source of energy . . . saves grain.,. gets the job done efficiently. HOW TO FEED BULKY MIX • Bulky Mix can be mixed with Pioneer Concentrate and grain to make a complete ration Joseph M. Good &Sons SPECIAL PRICES SEE OR CALL US TODAY. J. PAUL NOLT LEOLA - QUARRYVILLE Association Total supply of Iced grains has tended to build up for the past 10 years, and with the heavy carryover and expected lar ge crop for next year, pros pects are for a plentiful fe ed supply for all needs. B. Snavely Garber, Wil low Street, expressed the thought that farmers should not face 1960 in fear, but with the thought that some shifting will have to be do ne He reemphasized ed for efficient production and higher production per Phone Hickory 2-4183 •Bulky Mix cah be fed as a “top-dress" over regular dairy ration. • Bulky Mix can be fed as a supplement to roughage . . . over silage or chopped hay. • Bulky Mix can be fed “straight” as a be tween-meal treat. You will be pleased with extra tone and condition Bulky Mix will put on your cows ... and the eager-beaver appetite your cows will have throughout their lactation period. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 19, 1959 nery. He cautioned farme” to use chemicals within the rccimmended levels. Lancaster Farming advertis ing brings results. PRODUCTION PULLETS When clouds ate looking darkest, And egg prices declining. A flock of HI-CASH pal lets, Bring back the silver lin ing. For free literature and random sample facts CALL Weaver’s Hatchery LITITZ #4, PA. Phone Ephrala RE 3-0885 In tradition of all Christmas gladness, may we again wish you a happy holiday. E. MUSSES HEISEY R. D. 2, Mount Joy, Pa. A. S. GROFF 21 S. Queen, Lancaster, Pa. MUSSER'S CHAS E. SAUDER & SONS The Buck, R. 1, Quarryville R - 2 > ® ast arl > a - I. C. WALKER & CO. Gap, Pa. A. L. HERR & BRO. Quarryville, Pa. BROWN & REA Atglen. Pa. MOUNT VILLE FEED SERVICE R. D. 2, Columbia, Pa LEROY GEIB, EST. R. D. 2, Manheim, Pa! JOHN H. BONHOLTZER LB. GRAYBILL & SON R. D. 4. Lancaster, Pa. Refton, Pa. JOSEPH M. GOOD & SON R. D. 1, Pa. Rao^Rasi SAVE ON MICHIGAN PEAT BY Placing orders now ior Dec. or Jan, delivery ASK FOR OUR New Low Prices on 100 lb. bags (plastic lined) Ph, LANC. EX 2-2659 SMOKETOWN. PA. WARREN SICKMAN R. D. 1, Pequea, Pa. AMMON E. SHELLY R. D. 2, Lititz, Pa. MUSSER FARMS. INC, R. D. 2, Columbia. Pa. DAVID B. HURST Bowmansville, Pa. WEST WILLOW FARMERS ASSOCIATION We si Willow, Pa. WALTER & JACKSON, Christiana, Pa SNADER'S MILL R D 1, Stevens, Pa. YOUR LOCAL PEED DEALER tmas INC. 5
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