—Lancaster Farming, Friday, October 31, 1958
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U.S. Grains OK’ed
For Overseas In
Public Law 480
The USDA has announced the
status of purchase authorizations
fo rfeed grains issued to foreign
countries under Title I of Public
Law 480.
From the beginning of the
Title I program through Oct 22,
purchase authorizations totaling
about $213 million (including
ocean transport costs), were is
sued for feed grains This total is
divided as follows
Com $99 millions,
Barley $7O millions,
Oats $5 millions,
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-in” 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 year on a 2000 bird
plant.
Mount Hope Queen chicks can
be bought year round
Johnson’s
<f WOUKT I’OPt >
Hatchery
EPHRATA
Ph. RE 3-2980
M PERUCHON included a modern broiler chick delivery
truck in his inspection tour of the Martin plant Here he is
giving careful attention to the thermometers located m
various parts of the truck body to permit the driver com
plete certainty of his load’s well being Of the ventilation
system in this truck and the hatchery building, he de
clared, “Vunderful ” LF PHOTO
Grain sorghums $35 mill
ions,
Rye $6 millions
India holds active authoriza
tions for 500,000 metric tons of
corn, and grain sorghums under
which purchases have not been
completed Italy is authorized 41,-
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN
Limestone Sand For Use
In Dairy Barns
. M. STOLTZFUS & SON. INC.
Asphalt Paving & Crushed Stone
Quarryville STerling 6-2191
000 metric tons, Israel, 82,000
metric tons, and Iceland, 16,500.
Some of the contracts under
which these countries hold au
thorizations expire Nov 29 and
30, while others run until May
30, 1959.
Kenneth McCauley
CANDIDATE FOR
REPRESENTATIVE
“Believing that in the fu
ture I would have to .face
my MAKER as well as the
voters, I could never play
politics with human wel
fare, as did the 1957 Ses
sion of Legislature ”
For Your
Call
Quarryville, Pa.
DEMOCRATIC
French Leader Tours
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ein hatcheues in producing chic
kens for faun flocks Such items
as de-beakmg, delivery “right in
to the house,” automatic equip
ment and sanitation
At Lancaster Stock Yards, one
of the first things he requested
was information on the use of
Stilbesterol—Gffecffts, gains, prof
its and other facts of its use.
When asked about his organiza
tion, M. Peruchon explained he
helped found the bureau after
World War II when feed quality
after the occupation was very
bad.
“During and after the war, we
did not have' a free exchange of
information on feeding, diseases
and husbandry ”
“We were late and we had to
improve In this time our govern
ment understod nothing about the
livestock industry, so we had to
organize by ourselves. We were
nble to collect money for re
search with feed manufacturers
and breeders who were making
their own feed ”
We have received much techni
cal assistance from the United
States, including a quantity of
books from the War Department,
the University of Maryland, and
the USDA. With these books we
started teaching members pf our
group ”
‘ We are very indebted to Dr
Morley A. Jull, of the Umv of
Maryland. I think without his
help we would not be success
ful.”
“Our work at first consisted o f
learning, teaching and publishing
“Also Bail Bond Service”
BUHRMAN’S
I CONVENIENT ONE PRICE
PARKING LOTS IN
LANCASTER
Opposite Brunswick Hotel
Opposite Post Office
Chestnut & Queen Streets
West Chestnut Street
Next to Western Auto & New
Weber Hotel
East Kmc Street
Norman A. Buhrman,
228 N. Duke St.
| “Also Bail Bond Service”
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I GREIDER I
| ★ Super Cross Leghorns |
| ★ Shaver Star Cross 288 Leghorns |
| ir Van tress Arbor Acre Broiler Chicks |
| Broiler Chicks Still Available in December i
| Greider Leghorn Farms, inc. |
| Phone OL 3-2455 , Mt. Joy, Pa. i
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our findings Then we had to en
rollment and organize a ie
sf'arch farm here we are able to
study feeds efficiency, egg pro
duction, rate of gam and other
factors for French feeds ”
“Year round we study feeds of
our members and when a new
drug is coming on the market, be
fore our members use it, we test
it Ours is a private organization
for all French feed manufactui-
Dunng the war I studied use
of by-products of all kinds for
use as livestock feed, since the
Ceimans took all our corn and
vheat. but left the milo. They
didn’t know what it was.
We made feed of low quality
bran, sargo, alfalfa, mineral, and
sometimes meat scraps and fish
able to conserve a certain quan
tity of our poultry.”
of our poultry.”
“Even since the war we have
tried to use by-products to make
feed, since we are so short* of
some kinds. We have tried to use
remains from the squeezing of
grapes for wine, and even the
v.ne prunings from grapes. This
is made into a flour-like feed,
fermented to increase digestibil
ity but we got very poor re
sults It' was no good for hogs
and poultry and very little for
cattle ”
This is why I am here, to learn
what I can of your methods and
tike them back with me.”
Photos on page 5
DEAD ANIMALS
REMOVED PROMPTLY
Will Pay Full Value
tor Dead Animals
Dealers in Bnnes, Tallow
and Hides
FRY’S RENDERING |
WORKS
Prop., John Fry
2114 Hollinger RD.
Lancaster
Ph. EX 2-4*15 It No Answer
Phone EX 7-0472
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