unty Exhibitors Place
fancy Poultry Show
' pa., August 27, Best Colored Female and the
entry - by B. -E. Best Female-in ‘the Show
'architect-ribbons.>
yitry-' exhibitor for,. The show is a special fea
-3- years,'' today- tare added to this year’s
ygest Bantain of the Poultry Festival during the
agalnfet a -nth annual Dutch Days’ cel
..'"than 20Q entries in ebration here. It is sponsored
WBisylvaniar -Poultry by ihe Federation in cooper
dan’s' Poultry . Fanci- ation with -the Herahey Es-'
0. . . tates. The show is designed
(jolden Sebright Hen tor persons who want a year
ly Starr also won the round hobby.
fehAwt
s. O. TRUPE IRA B. LANDIS
asl Earl, R. D. 1 779 Valley Rd., Lancaster
GRAYBILL & SON B. G, MELLINGER & SON
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Included in this year’s
show were birds of 30 differ
ent varieties with every bas
ic color In their feathers.
Other ribbon winners were:
David J. Minick. 18, Bain
bridge, Pa,, whose Black
, Hose Comb Cockerel took
both Best Colored Male and
Best Male in the Show
awards; George Shroeder, a
sales representative from
Honesdale, whose White Coc
hin Cock won Best Shaped
Male, and Guy S. Buch. a
retired Lititi. Pa. paparhang
ing contractor, whose Blade
Rose ,Comb Hen took the
Best Shaped Female award.
The top 10 dollar cash a
ward and Poultry Federation
plaque went to the first dis
play winner, Mrs. Anne E
Freeburn, a state employee
from Harrisburg, Pa., Mrs.
Freeburn had the highest to
tal score from winnings with
her Non-bearded Mille Fleur.
A second prize of seven
dollars and a Federation
For Greater Profits Feed
W. W. F. Poultry and
Livestock Feeds
Outstanding for Production and Efficiency
• "Banafly" Killer • Shotgun Shells
• Ortho Fly Bait • Rye Grass
and Spray • Canadian Pasture
• Timothy Seed Grass
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Lancaster .Farming. Saturday. September 5. 1959— 1 1
plaque went* to Guy Buch. dollars, respectively, as well
who exhibited a Rose Comb a s Poultry Federation
White. plaques.
Third place went to Wil
liam H. Shott, an Route 1,
Dauphin, Pa. industrial
chemical salesman who show
ed Ruff Wyandottes.
Fourth prize went to Bruce
Lentz, Houle 3, Dillsburg,
Pa., with White Call Ducks.
They received five and three
Pullet Management Bulletin
Issued by AFMA
Chicago, Illinois, August
27, 1959-r-“18 Management
Recommendations for Grow
ing Pullets” have been issu
ed by the Nutrition. Council
of American Feed Manufac
tures Association, according
to an announcement by W.
T. Diamond, AFMA Secre
tary-Treasurer.
Diamond, said, "These rec-
JOSEPH M. GOOD & SON
R D. 1, P* r d-in-Hand, Pa.
% s
Judges for the exhibit were
George Schroeder, vice Pres
ident of the Poultry Federa
tion, senior judge; Harry H.
Kauffman, Penna. State Uni
versity Poultry Extension
Department ,and Ray Baker,
owner of a Manheira, Penna.
znillworking firm.
Reserchers
ommendations are the result
of 24 months of arduous
work by the Council and the
splendid cooperation of the
United States Department of
Agriculture and the 48 Land-
Grant Colleges and Experi
ment Stations.”
AFMA is offering the rec
ommendations in attractive
leaflet form and selling them
in quantities at 2 1 /ic. each.
Diamond stated, “In May,
1957, the Nutrition Council’s
Management Committee star
ted their painstaking task of
developing these recommen
dations. During the interven
ing two years they have con
ducted a voluminous corres
pondence of questionnaires
and proposals.
They checked with industry
specialists four times, and
with the U. S Department of
Agriculture and poultry de
partment heads o f Land-
Grant Colleges and Experi
ment Stations on two separ
ate occasions ”
The pattern of thorough
checking and obtaining ag
reement has been followed in
d eve l oping each of the ten
sets of Uniform Management
Recommendations issued by
the AFMA Nutrition Council
during the past 10 years.
Other sets of recommenda
tions previously issued in
clude those for:
Chick and Broilers
Laying Flocks
Breeding Turkeys
Growing Turkeys
Brooding Poults.
Raising Dairy Calves
Swine Sow and Lnter
Growing Fattening Swine
Swine Breeding-Gestalion
Each of these sets are pub
lished in leaflet form and are
also' available from AFMAm
quantity at 2V>c, each.
Grass silage fits well with
management of modern high
yielding varieties of grasses
and legumes. Usually the
first growth needs removal
before weather is favorable
making hay.
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