6—Lancaster Farming, Friday, September 5, 1958
A FUTURE CHAMPION takes her first
nourishment at the show tent where she
was born last Friday. Reck Acres Dixie,
the dam of the calf appears unaware that
she has just won the Ayrshire grand cham
pionship at the Southeastern FFA Dairy
Show. The young owner of the pair, Ned Z.
Paes, Strasburg Rl, was offered several
sales for the young calf at the show tent,
Artificial Breeders
Association Elects
Groff as Director
Earl L Groff, Strasburg RDI,
was recently elected to a three
year term as a Director of the
National Association of Artifi
cial Breeders He has been presi
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PARKING LOTS IN
LANCASTER
Opposite Brunswick- Hotel
Opposite Post Office
Chestnut & Oueen Streets
West Chestnut Street
Next to Western Auto A New
Weber Hotel
East King Street
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228 N. Duke St.
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SMOKETOWN, PA.
Ph. Lane. EX 22659
dent of the Southeastern Penn
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operative for the past fifteen
>ears Also, he is presently serv
ing his first term as president of
the Pennsylvania Association of
Artificial Breeding Co-operatives
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but said she is not for sale Showgirl, as the
calf probably be named had gathered
enough strength by the time she was 12
hours old to follow her mother around the
show tent and have a frisky game with the
youngsters at the show. Sire of the calf is
Windrow Preferred Kingfish who is classi
fied excellent. (LF Photo)
For an unusual summer milk
drink combine one teaspoon of
instant coffee with one cup of
milk Place the coffee in a con
tainer with a tight fitting lid Add
the milk and shake Serve m chil
led glasses
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Anti-Coccidiosis
Drugs for Poultry
Tested by IJSDA
Two new drugs glycarbyla
mide and nicarbazin used
against the poultry disease known
as cecal coccidiosis, proved more
effective in recent U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture experiments
than four other compounds cur
rently used
The six chemicals were com
pared at Beltsville, Md. by Drs
Don K. McLoughlin and David K
Chester of USDA’s Ammal Dis
ease and Parasite Research Divi
sion. Compounds used, besides
glycarbylamide and nicarbazin.
were mtrafourazone, Bifuran, sul
faqumoxahne, and Tnthiadol. Lit
tle information was previously
available on their relative value
in limiting the effects of cecal coc
cidiosis.
Results of the tests were report
ed today by Dr McLoughlin to
members of the Society of Proto
zoologists. meeting with the Am
erican Institute of Biological
Sciences at Bloomington, Ind.
Only those birds fed glycarbyla
mide-mediated mash showed bet
ter weight gains than the controls
This suggests a primary growth
promoting property in this com
pound, but further testing will be
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required before this finding can
be substantiated.
All infected groups of chicks
treated with medicants showed
less mortality, less evidence of
severe hemorrhage.and other dis
ease symptoms, and better weight
gains than did infected but un
treated groups. Results_with the
compounds tested differed only m
the degree of protection given the
treated birds.
The researchers divided 573
mied-brfeed chicks, coccidia-free
and three to four weeks old, into
croups of about 20 birds. Each
group was confined m a wire cage.
Sui ting mash and water were of
feied to all groups.
The groups that received medi
cation were started on appropri
ately medicated mash about 24
hours before being inoculated
with the coccidiosis disease or
ganism (Eimena tenella) They
were kept on the medicated mash
for 14 days after inoculation.
The umnoculated, unmedicated
controls and the inoculated but
unmedicated groups were fed re
gular starting throughout the ex
periment
None of the nicarbazin-medi
aied birds died. Mortality was
less than 5 per cent among birds
treated with nitrofurazone, glycar
bylamide, or Bifuran. Mortality in
the inoculated, unmedicated
groups were 41 per cent.
(4 year average)
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