Effects of Nutrition (Continued from page 6) 6 animals' A( Beltsville, for example, where the project was started in the fall of 1956, lots 1,2, and 3 are on full feed Lots 4, 5 and 6 are on the equivalent of two thirds full leed And lots 7,8, and 9 are fed rations calculated to maintain weight In digestible proteins, however, theie is another division Lots 1, 4 mid 7 daily receive 0 23 pound ot digestible protein per 100 lbs ol body weight, lots 2,5, and 8, a daily ration of 015 pound, and lots 3, , 9, only 0 06 pound Fif teen-hundredths pound per hund red pounds of body weignt is re commended by the National Re search Council for normal growth oi 600 pound heifers IN THE BELTSVILLE expen ment, all feeds are pelleted and j Fly Killer Dry Bait |XJST WALK AND SCATTER TO S STABLES BARNS ' FEED LOTS | dairies | HOMES ! OUTDOOR latrines TSO MESS ISO FUSS easy to use WALK AND SCATTER ORTHO FLY SPRAY Approved and recommended for use m dairy barns, food processing plants, restain ants Directly on dairy cows, horses, sheep, hogs. Contact insecticide with fast knock down and high killing power. Quart .98 - Qt. With App. $1.98 - Gallon $2.60 Eby’s Mill Lititz Land's Bios, Lancaster Fanneis Supply Lancaster Kauffman’s Haidware New Holland Martin's Hardwaie Bareville J. G. Sprecher Son's Ephiata Ask Your Dealer For A Free Ortho Lives? ock Pest Book P L ROHRER & BRO., WC. heifers on limited amounts of en ergy (feed) are fed individually The same feeds are used at Jean erette, except that they are ground and not pelleted and the 1 heifers are all group fed All heifers went on test late in 1956 or early in 1957 as wealing calves less than a year old They are being observed for the occur rence of heat or estrus, and ovar ian activity is being determined bj lectal palpation at legular in tervals None of the heifers was bred during the first 8 months of the tiials Since then, each heifer has been bred at each heat period Records are being kept of the conception rate,of heifers m each lot, and of the vigor and growth tales of the calves born. The trials will probably be com p’eted in 1959 or 1960 after each gioup of hSifers has had oppor tunity to calve twice Calves have &Si KILL FLIES J. B. Zimmeunan Blue Ball Zarfoss Hardware Elizabethtown Tri Town Locker Leola ' Columbia Hardware Columbia Bombergei’s Store Elm Weaver’s Farm Equipment Strasburg Poultry Management Booklet Offered CAYUGA, N Y The Beacon Milling Co has released a new 23rd edition of Profitable Poultry Management This 264 page manual covers all important poul try feeding, management and dis ease problem This edition was compiled since mid-April, making it completely up to date - Available from Beacon dealers or by writing to the company at Cayuga, N. Y, there is no charge a the Beacon distnbution area been dropped by heifers m all groups at Beltsville Several of the heifers, however, have not yet calved No attempt wil be made to ap praise or compare results until trials are completed at both sta tions. HO ORTHO FLY KILLER DRY BAIT IS A NEW MEAL TYPE DRY BAIT FOR CONTROL OF BOTH RESIST- ANT AND NON-RESISTANT HOUSE FLIES- IT’S Q EASY TO USE Scatter as you walk, direct from container £ WIDESPREAD USAGE • A LITTLE GOES A LONG WAY. 1 Pound Covers 2000 sq. ft. ECONOMICAL 5 lb. Bag $2.19 25 lb. Drum $8.98 A. L. Herr & Bro. Quarryville Aston’s Store Willow Street Cope & Weaver Willow Street Dagen’s Store Willow Street West Willow Farm. Assn. West Willow Longenecker’s Hardware Manheim N. G. Hershey & Son Manheim T Ms KEG L S P\ 1 OFF omho isoion: SMOKETOWX Phone: Lane. EX 2-2659 Lancaster Farming, Friday, August 15, 1958—7 Ir A YORK COUNTY youth won the Yorkshire Breed er’s judging contest Fnday at the Guernsey Breeders’ Pav ilion He is Gordon Shime, R 1 Seven Valleys, right High among the Lancaster county entrants was Donald M He±r' Refton, shown here congratulating the winner (LF Photo} _ 1 ou can buy a full-page news paper ad, to run m eveiy daily newspaper in the United States, for about a penny a copy If you are Ready To Buy . . . GOOD CHICKS Pick up your phone and call , "Bilt'Biwtog at Oxford, (Pa.) 286 COLLECT Bill will pay the call. Consumes. including buyers for stores, institutions, etc., want the Best Meat and E ff gS'. . . no irregular lots of birds or mixed colors and mixed quality eggs. The final result depends on what mu start with, and we have the chicks that will make Premium-Price meat and eggs. Interior quality of eggs is “tops”. Started Pullets Now Ready Carey White Leghorns, White Rocks, Cornish Rock Cioss, Meirykuoll and Golden Sex-L nks, New Haraps and Bailed Rocks. Phone today for a date. Burling’s Hatchery Box F. Oxford, Pa. £BBBBBBBfIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEfIBEDBBBIGIB b Gome; To The Plowing Contest? H ■ At Hershey Next W eek ■ 26 ACRES OF NEW FARM MACHINERY ■ Demonstrations Exhibit-* Contests * We will be glad to quote delneied puces 01 tiadmg m prices on equipment exhibited be om supplieis and B wholesalers which include the following ■ Alhs-Ch aimers povvci fl equipment ■ New Holland grassland J equipment g Gi ove Wagons,, b-uls, etc. Hamilton Equipment Co, C \ McDade Co, ■ ■ E To give vou an idea of equioment to be .show n Wavne * Wvant plans to displav a 30' \ 48 assembled steel I building, 10 models ot Wood Rotan Catteis a Woods ■ bale shieddei Heudeison nanuie loadeis and tiuok * hoists Schultz bedding hai\esteis irwage wagon and B manuie spieadeis Mevc> snow plo". ana a MacKissic B feed gimdCi-mixei-tianspoit combined We plan to * be piesent at some of the above e\’ n i.ms so stop m B and sa\ hello' ! L . 11. ERIjB \ K E R S * 350 Strasburg Pike. Lane. LITITZ. PA. !! r * aiIIIIIBUIIIIBIKBBBBBBIIBBKEBSIEaaik. Ontai'j Diill Co, LANCASTER FARMING CLASSIFIED ADS PAY Phone STteihng 6 2132 c mokei Flecatois, etc. lene matic ham cleaneis, etc Caleb Wenger—silo unload eis. etc Wilson Bulk Cool°is, clc J S 11 oodhousc Co. Wajne R U'ant. i\f
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