for the Job... See your (Sb PIONEER, seed salesman To get the most from your alfalfa acres, get the right alfalfa for the job from your Pioneer seed salesman. He offers a full line of forage alfalfas for any rotation. X 583 BRAND—known to produce high yields of good quality bay for short __ rotations. /cte>\ ARNIM —A superior alfalfa for short to medium term rotations. /§g\ VERNAL and RANGER-for long term rota tions. plant the alfalfa that works to the limit on every acre. Be assured of high purity, high germination. Get it from your Pioneer salesman—who also offers your best selection of proven, high-yielding hybrid corns. r~T~\ See or Call I Your Local 1 Pioneer Dealer I CORN and ALFALFA J Choose the Right protein %velfor your cows ... Without changing feeds WAYNE 32% Dairy Krums An all-vegetable protein supplement for premium nutrition.' Contains added vitamin A & D sources. Also available with extra 10,000 units of vitamin A per lb. WAYNE 42% Dairy Combines the economy of urea with vegetable protein. Also available with extra vitamin A, f OWL’S FEED SERVICE MILLERSVILLE R. D. 1, Quarryville SUPPLY CO. R- D. 2, Peach Bottom Millersville c * E. SAUDER & SONS R. D. 1, East Earl MOUNTVILLE H . m. STAUFFER - FEED SERVICE & SONS, INC. R. D. 2, Colombia Witmer - Bonks - Leola • * i t t* %' »,'!i *\‘?*.'‘. • V * 4 USE 14% Fair legume hay corn silage with excellent , legume hay 16% 18% 20% You can change your protein level in your dairy grain ration by simply varying the amount of Wayne Dairy Supplement you add to it. Thus when a change in roughage dictates a change in protein level, your grain ration has only a moder ate change in taste and form ula. No need to make Bossy change to an entirely new grain ration at the same time she changes roughage! Wayne Dairy Supplements are eco nomical too-let you utilize home grains to make a top quality dairy ration.,- J. K. STAUFFER & SON Lawn and Bellaire HERSHEY BROS. Reinholds GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown ROHRER’S MILL B. D. 1, Bonks DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. B. D. 1. Stevens / WITH For good legume hay, good pasture Fair grass hay poor legume hay, corn silage with good legume hay Poor mixed hay, corn silage with poor hay ELIZABETHTOWN DOMEGAL 4-H CLUB The August meeting of the Elizabethtown Donegal 4-II Community club was hold at the home of Bill Hackman, R 3, Elizabethtown, with the Garden Spot Community Club as guests. At the meeting presided by Jay Bixler, the members an swered roll call by reporting on their projects. It was an nounced that the club would be the guests of the Lincoln Community Club on Tuesday, August 18. The president ap pointed the following commit tees for the .September meet ing: Food Donald Miller, Michell Risser and Jeff Wit man; Program Cynthia Ro- Order DEKALB PULLETS Day Old or Up To Twenty Weeks Old From DUTCHMAN MILLS, INC. K. D. 1, STEVENS, PA. STAY SHARP ALL SEASON Ever-Sharp knives that hold a razor edge all season! New cutter bar that holds a sharp edge up to 20 times longer than ordinary bars! Both features are standard with all Gehl Chop-Alls to give you a full season of short-cut, non-stop chopping . . . from the first load of hay to the last load of corn. The new Gehl knives are chrome-edged to stay sharp, chop clean, to give you short-chopped feed. The new cutter bar is faced with tungsten carbide, the same material used to cut or drill steel. To gether, the two give you trouble-free chopping and a short, fine, uniform cut best for feed, best for storage HERE’S PROOF! At the Farm Progress Show, it was proved m H 3 'I Km that you can get up to 28% f *1 T 11 more silage in your silo century with Gehl’s short cut. Make us Prove H With a Demonstration! N. G. HERSHEY CHAS. J. McCOMSEY & SON & SONS Manheim Hickory Hill, Pa. FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT CO. R. D. 2, Ephrata, Pa. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 22, 1964—13 4-H SEWING CLUBS HOLD TEA, STYLE SHOW Members of Conestoga junior and senior 4-H sewing clubs held a mothers tea and fasln- n show Monday at Conestoga Valley High School Fashion narratois were Ruth Mellingei, senior club piesident, and Dons Dagen Winners were, first year members Judy Steffy, first, Ann Mastern, second; second year, fiist, Dons Mellinger, land and Mary Hess. Following the business meet ing the members presented a skit, demonstration and poem, after which a corn roast was enjoyed by all. The September meeting will be held at the home of Donald Miller, Rl, Elizabethtown. Stanley S. Hoffer LIMESTONE and FERTILIZER Sowing Service Paradise, Pa. 687-6860 Ever-Sharp Knives ...... 1 P second, Dianne Rohm, thud yeai, Dons Dagcn, fust, Janet Landis, second, fouith ye.u, Doltie Beachy, fust, Judy Flo >-y, second, fieelance, Ruth Mellinger. fiist, and Linda Hoobei, tied Awaids weie given by Dons Thomas and Joanne Wainei, extension home economists who also seived as nidges Re ft cshments weie seived follow ing the show SNAPPY SNIPPERS 4-H The Snappy Smppeis 4-H Club of Quarryville checked gaiments made for Wednes day’s lound-up recently as they closed then summei meeting schedule Leaders aie Mis. James Smeltz, Quanyville Rl, wheie the meeting was held; Mis Donald Groff, Christiana Rl, and Mrs Eugene Reed, Mt. Pleasant Robert- Groff Has New Herd Average BRATTLEBORO, Vermont A new herd production aver age for milk and butterfat has been announced for the Reg istered Holstein herd owned by Robert C Groff, Quairy ville. As icported by The Hol stein Friesian Association of America, the herd has com pleted its latest testing year with a per-cow average of 15,- 106 lbs. of milk and 582 lbs. of butterfat, based on 28 com pleted lactation recoids Pennsylvania State Univer sity supervised the weighing and pi eduction testing proce dures in cooperation with the official herd improvement pro grams of the Holstein Associa tion. This performance level com pares favorably to the average US. cow’s annual output of 7,500 lbs. of milk and 275 lbs. of butterfat Production aver ages are calculated on the com monly employed, two milkings per day, 305-day, mature equiv alent basis to provide a com parsion standard for selection in Registered Holstein bleed ing programs. PUBLIC SALE OF DAIRY COWS AND MILKING EQUIPMENT On Thursday, August 27, 1964 at 1 P.M. at R. D. #2, Felton, Pa. in Chanceford Twp. ap prox. 1 mile North of Chance ford Gospel Tabernacle. The undersigned will offer at pub lic sale the following 28 HEAD DAIRY HERD 14 Registered Guernsey Cows 8 Grade Holstein Cows 3 Guernsey Heifers and 3 Hol stein heifers some bred, some open. Most of these cat tle will freshen between Sept ember and December. Herd is certified bangs free and ac credited on TB and health charts will be given for inter state shipment. Farmers if in need of good cows don’t miss this sale. MILKING EQUIPMENT 2 Surge Milkers, Esco 8 can milk cooler side open type, 3- can milk cooler, twin wash tub, Farm master water heat er, 23 10-gal. milk cans, 2 8- gal. milk cans, 2 milk buckets one is stainless steel with lid, two strainers, Stewart electric clippers. Not responsible for accidents on. day of sale. Terms: Cash ROBERT KOHLER Owner Jacob A. Gilbert, Auctioneer 1 1.1*.* im\ MMi \l\
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