Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, October 03, 1958, Image 12

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    12—Lancaster Farming,
Friday. October 3, 1958
CCC Contracts Awarded
To Process 63.9 Million
Lbs. of Floor for Donation
The USD A has announced tlm
awarding of contracts to process
appioximately 1 450 000 bushels
of Commodity Credit Corpora
tion-owned wheat into 63 922 600
pounds of flom for donation to
U S private welfare organizations
foi distribution abroad
Of the 63 9 million pounds of
flour, 43,426,200 pounds will be
all-purpose flout 15 655 700
pounds bread flour and 40 840 700
pounds whole wheat flom The
flour will be packed m 5- 10,
and 100-pound bags
Since Jan 1, approximate!} 19 7
million bushels of CCC-owned
wheat have been scheduled for
processing into 877 761 700 pounds
of flour for USDA domestic and
foreign donation programs.
Dairy cows can be effectivelv
calmed with tranquilizers This is
the result of reasearch conducted
at Colorado State University In
tests, 25 cc’s of tranquilizer in
jected into the muscle tissue kept
the cow quiet for about 24 hours
Excess doses caused the cow to
become dopey resulting in less
teed consumption and lower milk
production After using the drug
on cows for about 4 months, there
was no noticeable effect on either
milk production or buttertat con
tent
Easfarn Stages saed corn for '59 is
a JEST BUY! It’s a special vaiue
when ordered early. Save $l.OO on
each 100 lbs. by placing your order
before November Ist.
# EASTERN STATES
FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
' Lane. EX 4-3755
Quarryville ST 6-3647
or jour local representative
Strong “Package”
Big, strong-shelled eggs are
scarce and wanted
The U S.D A says that strong
shells plus good whites, help to
hold Fresh Quality longer
you can have your Egg Quality
Program “built-m’’ if your layers
are,Mount Hope Queens We break
out thousands of eggs, so we are
sure.
QUEEN eggs are really High
Quality in a Strong "Package"
just what you need for highest
onces Breakage alone is said to
cost $3OO a ye" on a 2000 bird
plant
Mount Hope Queen chicks can
pe bought year round
Johnson’s
< HOIIET HOPt
Hatchery
EPIIRATA
Ph. RE 3-2980
MEMBERS OF Lancaster County FFA chapters paused
m the activities at Lampeter’s Community fair for an old
fashioned horse-shoe pitching match behind the exhibit
James Paul for Congress
t“You and I know that we need
a new voice in Congress if we
are to get the representation we
need and deserve.”
I James Paul
, I 0 VOTE DEMOCRATIC
Lancaster County Democratic Committee
David R Eaby, Chairman
HERR’S BULK BIN SERVICE
Builders of -Feed
and Grain Bins
ALL SIZES TO FIT
EVERY NEED
Gordonville, Pa. Ph. SO 8-3931
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Ail " Certifie d" seedis NOJ alike
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BE SURE YOU SELECT THE BRAND THAT
CONSISTENTLY EXCEEDS REQUIREMENTS
DON’T BE FOOLED All certified seed is not alike.
Year after year, A. H. Hoffman Seeds, Inc.—the largest
producer of “Certified” winter grains in Pennsylvania
—exceeds the state certification standards for quality
by a wide margin.
FOR EXAMPLE;
Pennsylvania Certification
Requirements for Wheat
SS.O'c (minimum) PURITY
I.o'c (maximum) INERT MATTER
9C.0% (minimum) GERMINATION 94.00% 93.00%
58 lbs. (minimum) WT. PER BU. 62.2 lbs. 62.0 lbs.
This explains why farmers who plant Hoffman Seeds
consistently get better results —bigger, better, cleaner
crops . . . why the blue certification tag alone is not
enough. The lew cents more you may pay for Hoffman
seeds bring back many extra dollars in bigger crops. For
sixty years, Hoffman has served the farmers of Penn
sylvania with dependable seeds.
For complete information and prices on Hoffman Wong
BARLEY, Pennoll, Dual, Seneca and Thorne WHEAT.
Balbo and Tetra-Petkus Rye, as well as
other seeds, contact your Hoffman Sales- ITHTVIi
man today or phone TW 8-3421 for de
livery right to yam* farm.
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Seeds, me.
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A. H. Hoffman’s Certified WHEAT
“Pennoll” “Seneca”
(4 year average)
99.64% 99.67%
0.36% 0.32%
tents Penn Manor chapter came out as county c
after the dust had settled.
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I Attention Tobacco Growers
« Kill weeds and disease in your plant beds with
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Stauffer's liquid Vapam.
Lancaster Bone Fertilizer Co.
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| Phone ST 6-2547
SUPERIOR DRILL
low Hopper.••Life-Seal Bearings
This new No. 64 Drill doubles capacity—holds a bushel
of grain and 80 pounds of fertili/.er per foot. The ex
tremely low hopper—only 33 j feet off the ground—is
easier to fill. And, you have this same low height
whether you choose 20-inch or 15-mch wheels, both
taking low-cost, used tires.
Lifetime-seal disc bearings eliminate daily greasings,
save time and cost of lubricant. A low, rear-mounted
grass seeder sows in bands, or broadcasts. You have a
choice of 144 grain seeding rates, 30 fertilizer distribu
tion rates ranging from 65 to 645 pounds
per acre-. The famous Double-Run Force MLSadtaMl
Feed handles any size seed, meters accu- i
rately, avoids waste. Plain grain drill, 1
holding 1y & bushels per foot, available.
N. G. Hershey & Son J. B. Lapp
Manheim, RD 1 Atylen, Pa.
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory Hill, Pa.
Fox' details see or call
All-Mew
OLIVER
Double Capacity•••
lampions
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QUARRYVILLE
Farmersvilie
Equipment Co.
Ephrata, RD 2