14—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March V4L 1959
• DAIRY DAY
»(Continued from page 1)
heifers early, feed grain
with high-quality roughage
for at least 12 months, pos
sibly 15 -18 months. Don’t
be too quick to sell a first
calf heifer, without' giving
her a second chance, especi
ally when she is from a late
maturing “cow family." Plan
replacements from your top
cows with outstanding sires.
Also during the program,
county dairymen heard ex
tension specialists caution a
gainst use of excessive leng
ths of plastic hose in milk
ing equipment. Ivan G. Par
kin of Penn State noted that
hose lengths in excess of 10
feet are illegal for use in
New York state. He defined
the new “dumping station”
method as a stepping stone
to pipeline milking.
Both systems, he pointed
out, are intended in
maintaining sanitation if
properly u&ed—cu. man
ly, save enormous amounts]
of labor in milk handling. |
Dr. Samuel .puss, PSU
livestock specialist, warned
of a possibility of the cure
being worse than the disease
in the case of excessive use
of antibiotics in mastitis
treatment. He cautioned the
herdsmen to temper treat
ment of udder troubles with
reason, urging prevention
as the best cure.
HARDWOODS FOLLOW
PINES
Penn State’s School of
Forestry has found—that in
an unused field growing
back into timber, the first
crop of trees will be pre
dominately pine. Hardwoods
follow with the help of
squirrels, birds, and wind
distributing seeds.
STANDARD
Equipment, Inc.
Announces Its
16%
BIG
Spring Discount
SALE
ON
All-New
Born Cleaner
Easy-All Comfort
Stalls
SALE CLOSES
MARCH S'
glenn h. mm
MA.NHEIM, R. Dr 1
Ph. Landisville T w 8 8891
-Don't Neglect
Your Eyes
Visit Your Eye Doctor
if you are m doubt.
Doctor's
Prescriptions Filled
Adjustments, Repairs.
DAVID'S
OPTICAL CO.
114 N. Prince St. -
Lancaster
Phone EX 4-2767
Always See Better
MORE CORN
According to Penn State
extension abronomists, if
you want high corn yields,
you have to get a high plant
population and you > must
feed the plants well.
PINE WOOD SHAVINGS
For Poultry and Livestock Bedding
CALL EXpress 4-5412
CONVENIENT SANITARY SERVICEABLE
Deliveries Made Over Two Tons v
Trailer Load Prices, Bagged or Bulk
HAROLD B. ZOOK
220 Lampeter Road Lancaster. Pa.
sp
NEW FORD
SELKT-0-SPEED
Hydraulic power does tn# actual shift-
Ing, but It’s controlled by this handy (f/ •
lever under .the steering wheel. A light 1/ f /(
touch is all you need to shift to any |1 |( II qjj
gear —lO speeds forward,
2 reverse—at any time. ‘ | u
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Now fmger-tjp, clutchless
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Sander Bros
New Holland
Phone EL 4-8721
Elizabethtown Conestoga
Farmers Supply Inc. Farm Service
Elizabethtown Park Ave., Quarryvilla
Phone EM 7-1341 Phone ST 6-2597
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CHAIN SAW
SERVICE CENTER
N«w & Ui*d
Smnrcly't Farm Service
NEW HOLLAND EL 4-22 U
Allen H. Matz
Denver
Phone AN 7-6502
Paxtang Farm Dispersal
40 REGISTERED & GRADE HOLSTEIN
Bangs Certified, T.B. Accredited, Calf-Hood
TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1959 at 11:30
Location —In Chester Co. 1 mile west of
miles east of Brandywine Manor Church. ,
Route 322 turn east at the Brandywine Mont
coming on Route 282 from Downingtown tujj
LyndelL'
22 Cows & first calf heifers 15 heifers
ages, some are bred. A few small heif(
Last Yr D H I A Herd av. on 24 cows 11,355
milk 4.0%. The entire herd is sired by Proven s«
S E A B Coop. Daughters of Lucifer, Emperor
state Lucifer Star, Wimarjo Pabst Regal Lucifer
dale Ivanhoe and others. /
This is a very nice herd, you must'see them
ciate them.
FARM MACHINERY B John Deere Tra c
Idea Manure spreader, 2-bottom 14-in. John Dei
28 John Deere Disc. 10 in. Papec Hammer Mill, k
tools etc
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—3OO gal. Jamesway Bt
used 2 yrs. 2-unit DeLaval Milker complete, way
milk cans. v
Sale managed by Harvey Rettew, Manheim,.
WILLIAM J. AARON,
GLEN MOORE. PA.
Complete Dispersal
30 Regis. & Grade Holstein
Bangs Certified. T. B. Accredited. Calf-Hood
Complete Line of Farm Mac
Wednes., Mar. IS, 1
Location—ln Lancaster Co. on the road fr<
gals’Spnngi.,to Pa. on what is knr
: 7a?okr«trSf Farm-.. . ’
some fresh or close and- others were fresh-m-the
bred tor fall freshening
4 HEIFERS' from 1 to 8 months old, all by top sm
(Jurtiss Candy stud This is a very nice herd »
of Feeble Beach lean with 13,718
507 6 fat
£"daughter of Glenaflon Enchanter with 11,077
, 473 fat
2, daughters of Curtiss Candy Dandy George
- 2 dSfrghters-of -Hillmac Sovereign
A daughter of Creston Twenty Grand and othei
proven sires.
~A herd of very-nigh testers, many over 4 % for tli
>2OO H & N Kimberlln Laying Hens
FARM MACHINERY
1954 OLIVER 77 TRACTOR
with live power take off with manure loader,
Oliver 70 with power take off,
1951 FARMALL SUPER C TRACTOB
, with power lift, cultivators
. - FARMALL M TRACTOR
Double tobacco p l anter and hoers,
U-tag GMC TRUCK with stake body, hoist
all these tractors and truck are in good condM
'-Tew Holland Baler, Oliver two row corn picker, Vft
dea Mower 24 ft ba'e elevator with motor
dea Manure Spreader, 13-hoe Oliver Superior Drift
tobacco planter, for 4 planters, 10-inch Harvey I'®
Mill, Black Hawk, corn planter with fertilizer attaff
4-bar New Idea hay. rake, 2-section rotary hoe,
~ ' ‘Two 28 disc single cultipackers, 3-section spnnf
row 1 , New Idea rubber tire with 16 ft bed ‘
TT awk wagon with bed. Oliver Radex 2 bottom 14 i”
Jtor plow, 3 wagons with 20 ft tobacco ladders, one«
ladder. -d .wagon, 400 ga’ tank on wag®
sprayer -for C Tractor, rack for Chevrolet Truck, 1
grass seeder, 2 cyl. automatic air compressor, set«
chains for 77 tractor, Minmch tobacco press, home 1
tobacco press, 1000 lbs. Fairbank scales, 14 tobaccos'
tobacco spears, stripping room stove, 4-hole hog
hog troughs, 30 inch circular saw, emory wheel vr
h p. motor, rubber tire bag wagon, walking P l0 ’
cultivator, electnc fence posts, wire, Stewart cl ipP er
drill head, 200 ft water hose, grease gun, log chains
trie heating tapes, lot of tools, electric fence charge
corn shelters, 3 range feeders, chicken feeders, fo llll ,
20 coops, 4 range shelters, lot of new barn &
brooms,, canvas, power lift for tractors, 17x20 ft ®
house in good condition, egg baskets, electric time
electric debeker Implanter for capette pellets.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT—2unit DeLaval Milker"
3 unit pump & pipe, for 20 cows, Keivmator 4 c?"
cooler, hot water heater, twin wash tubs, IB quart £‘ s ;
steel bucket, can rack, 16 milk cans, 60 lb milk sc"
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS including
'l5 TON OF CORN LOT OF STRAW
Refreshments will be served.
For catalog write to Harvey Rettew, Manhe®
sale Manager.
Dupes & Gerberich, Aucts.
Kraybill Bros.. Cierks
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Waller S. Krelder, Otf
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