—Lancaster Farming Saturday, November 29/ ISSS' %
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After Week's Stay
4-H Exchange Tour Due
Home From Illinois
Twenty-one Lancaster County 4-H club members and
leaders are scheduled to return home Monday from a sev
en-day trip to Kendall County, Illinois.
The group is completing the second half of an exchange
visit with an Illinois delegation which visited here last
summer.
The tr ps are highlighted
by four-day visits m the ho
mes of participating families.
The local tour also scheduled
a visit to the International
Livestock Ecps in Chicago,
participating are Fred
Bernhard, Mt Joy RD 2; Jo
anne B xler, Marietta R.D 1;
Leona Augusburger, Rein
holds R.D.I; Joanne Denlin
ger, Lancaster, Mary Cath
erine Garber, Lititz RD3;
Wilbur Hosier, Manheim R.
D. 3; Mary Jane Herr, Ref
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Mrs Dorothy Fry, Stevens
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Winterize Your
Cattle Herd Now
Isiovember is a good time
to winterize the barn and the
cattle herd, says Assistant
Chester County Agent Frank
,E. Bortz. A little attention
now may prevent diseases
and parasites from taking a
heavy toll of profits during
the winter months ahead.
Penn State dairy and vet
erinary specialists list these
seven points to consider be
fore cattle are housed for
the winter:
1. Check ventilation faci
lities, eliminate drafts, but
be sure cows will get enough
air to prowde better general
health and guard against
pneumonia. ’
2. Spray cattle with Lin
dane solution one to two lbs.
of 25 per cent wettable Lin
dane powder to 100 gallons
of water-to eliminate lice
and mange. (Caution - Be
sure to wash udder thorough
ly with soap and water be
fore the next milking.)
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3. Have the heifers, .which
have befen bn pasture,* check
ed for internal parasites and
worm them if necessary. Ex
amine barn feeding facilities
to be sure feed cannot be
contaminated by manure.
4. Check the bedding sup
ply. A little more bedding
may prevent costly mastitis
this winter. Remember that
cow comfort means better
cow health.
5. Bid farm Buildings of
rats, mice, sparrows and pig
eons. They serve to bring in
wintertime diseases.
6. Check heifers between
four and eight months tobe
sure they have* been vaccin
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7. Clip udders and hind
quarters to keep them clean
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KEEP FEED-COSTS LOW
The use of cornstalk fields
and late fall pasture will
give beef cattle early gains
at low cost feed costs, says
Thomas King, Penn State ex
tension livestock specialist.
Cattle in cornstalk fields also
need a pound or two of gram
supplement each day.
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Carl Bittner, Penn State ex
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SELL LAZY BIRDS
Hens that refuse to -'day
have no place in the poultry
flock Harry Kauffman, Penn
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