REPRESENTING LANCASTER County in livestock dem
onstration contests this year will be Kenneth Young, R 1
Mt Joy and Joan Paes, Rl Strasburg. These two 4-Hers
were selected as the county team Tuesday night at try-outs.
Alternate is Miss Florence Mae Flory, Rl Manheim (LF
Photo)
Four New Agricultural
Attaches Named
The USDA last week announc
ed the appountment of agricul
tural attaches to four foieign
posts
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Whenever Appetites Drop . . .
= When diseases or disorders strike
| the flock, feed RED ROSE T C FEED
= to increase feed intake and maintain
E body vigor and throw off infection.
§ Keep T C, Feed on hand always be
1 piepared if trouble starts'
REICH POULTRY FARM
R D 1. Marietta, Pa.
| CHAS. E. SAUDER & SONS
= RD 2 East Earl, Pa
| MUSSER’S
= The Buck RD 1, Quarryville, Pa
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Them names and the places to
which they have been assigned
are Quentin R Bates, Manila,
Republic of the Philippines; Dan
iel E Brady, Wellington, New
Zealand, Joseph E Dodson,
Bangkok, Thailand, and Clarence
E Pike, Lima, Peiu
KEEPS THEM EATING
Buv Red Rose From These Distributors
Rose
Red Rose T C Feed is a treat- §
ment level of antibiotics combined s
with a “get-well” concentration of 1
vitamins, recommended for Blue f
Comb, Sinusitis in turkeys and for §
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J. C. WALKER & CO.
Gap, Pa
A. S. GROFF
21 S Queen St Lancaster, Pa. AMMON E. SHELLY
R D. 2 Lititz, Pa.
Letter to the Editor
To the Editor
We Vrant to say ‘‘Thank You”
for the excellent coverage you
gave the Lancaster poultry cen
ter’s annual barbecue. June 7.
Since we operated the cooking
contest for the poultry center,
we were especially happy to see
the fine story and pictures given
the contest
Harry Ward, Jr
Vice President
Ward Bottle Gas
To The Editoi:
Your editorial in the current
issue ot Lancaster Farming is
most appropriate. As a former
extension worker, both at the
county level and as a state spe
cialist in Washington State and
m New York, the duplication of
effort among federal agencies is
appalling and disturbing.
Your reference to less help at
the local level with integration
is certainly borne out by a re
cent visit to Alabama in their
annua Iconvention of Alabama
Poultry Industry Association
They had a three-day affair and
Professor Dale F King, head of
the Poultry Husbandry Depart
ment, told'me that their exten
sion meetings were not being at
tended at all Therefore, they
were considering staging a poul
try serviceman’s convention or
meeting Maryland embarked on
this program a year or so ago,
probably for,the same reason
I was impressed by the num
ber of associations involved in
.the Alabama Poultry Industry
Association - This includes the
.Hatchery Association, the Feed
Association, Poultry Processois,
Poultry Producers and Turkey
Association The poultry associa
tions affiliated with it include 21
counties where organization is
brewing This approach under in
tegration shoved the value of
poultry and poultry products
into the number one spot m 1957,
outing king cotton as the lead
ing agricultural industry Re
sponsible people tell me that
the 1958 performance is approxi
mately 50 per cent ahead of 1957
The result is a booming poultry
industry down there
Contrasted with that here in
Pennsylvania, we have through
the Federation only about 21
county associations affiliated, no
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E. MUSSER HEISEY
R D 2. Mt. Joy, Pa.
WARREN SICKMAN
R D 1 Psquea, Fa
participation from hatcheries,] P RatfO Stays at 86
feed, processors or others except ,
by individual participation. Yet
we hav'e a poultry industry that [
probably now far outweighs in !
value that of Alabama but 01-
ganization-wise I think we could
take a lesson fiom them
aSSu acids f° r top-growth perform
ance. That's why high energy
MA-CO performs with high efficiency, on less feed! For
"Get Up and Grow", change to MA-CO! -
We carry all the Super MA - CO Poultry Rations from
S. O. Trupe
East Earl, R. D. 1
M. S. Graybill & Son Clem Hoober
Bareville Intercourse
Pioneer Manufacturers of High Efficiency Poultry Rations.
watch any chopper
Compare Gehl capacity Watch hrw the Chop-All
barrels through heavy stands of '-orghum. glass or
corn —short or tall, the easy-iunnmg Gehl chops
it all- See how the finei-cutting Gehl packs up
to 80 percent more foi
age on every load No
- wonder more farm'ers own
' Chop-Ail than any other
independent make Come in
and ask us to prove Gehl’s
capacity—and check the
rugged trouble-free Gehl
construction.
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Lancaster Farming, Friday, June 20, 1958—5
E I Robertson,
President,
State Poultry Federation
RATIO^,
Chick Starter to Breeder Mash
B. G. Mellinger & Son
Willow St., R. D. 1
...then watch a Gehl!
Conestoga Farm
Park Ave. Quarnville. Pa,
R. M. Brubaker
Salunga, Pa.
The index of prices received by
farmeis as of mid-May sta>ed the
same as the revised April index,
according to the Crop Reporting
Foard Most important increases
me shown foi hogs, cattle, and
cotton, which increases weie oll
‘■cl b\ lower prices foi tomatoes,
potatoes ‘•trawberues, sweet coin
and milk
With MA-CO Complete GROW-
ING RATION every bit of its 18%
(min.) protein goes to work for
your birds. Quality formulation^
includes a wide range 'of rich
protein sources * . , guarantees
high levels of oil essential ammo
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779 Valley Rd., Lane,
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