f th 6 Read Lancaster Farming
URLING'S CHICKS
or Top Quality Eggs
’ as t fall. .at NEPPCO,
eqq quality was highest
ong all entries. These were
e „g S .—after they had
,n laying 12 to 14 months.
j t - s when Quality Eggs
r best.
Bill Burling's you can
I just what you want.
0 u have eight top strains
i crosses to choose from,
r Sexlinks are very popul
with nearby farmers.
[■hen there are the “pick”
the best strains and cross
for Broilers, or meat-and-
)ne customer said our
■ey Leghorns are; “Just
nderful birds to handle”,
it’s important in high
bred Leghorns.
Stirling's Big 8
Jarey's Famous Random
nple Test-winning Leg
■iis. A customer made a
i-egg average on 1800
ds!
Ready - to - Lav Pullets
URLING’S
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Tomorrow’s Poultry Profits
START WITH
Eby’s Chick-to-£gg Feeding Program
EBY’S
LITITZ
Ph MAdison G-2106
Merryknoll Sexlink (Rock
x Red) —Bred by electronic
“brain” methods.
Golden Sexlinks . Harco
male x Andrews White Rock
female. They’re tough, and
great layers.
Cobb's White Rocks
Broiler Test winners and
good layers too.
Vantress x Cobb White
Rocks Popular for meat.
Garrison Cornish Male x
Cobb White Hock female
Super meat quality.
Gove's Barred Hocks.. Still
a favorite of many farmers.
Burling's New Hampshires.
Carefully selected stock.
When you're ready to or
der, pick up the phone and
call Oxford 28S collect.
Available At ALL Times
HATCHERY
Oxford, Penna.
Our Serviceman Will Be Glad To Explain
The Eby Chick-to-Egg Feeding Program
SEE OR CALL US TODAY
MILL,
WINNERS OF THE LAYING FLOCK PROJECT show off the results of their efforts
at the c’ub roundup at the Lancaster County Poultry Center recently. Left to right are
Carolyn Wi’son, Bareville Rl, whose project scored 97.4 for a second place wm; Robert
Wilson, brother of Carolyn, whose 97.5 points put him in first place in the contest; J .Dav
id Lapp, Bcirevrle, third place with a score of 95.5; Robert Groff, Peach Bottom, winner
of the ‘egg display, and Leslie Kreider, 690 Hartman Station Road, Lancaster, fourth p ace
in the project contest. Robert and Carolyn Wilson also won second and third place,
respectively in the egg exhibits. Awajrds for the 19 completed and exhibited were
made available by the Poultry Assn. —LF PHOTO
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fast start and less mortality.
The extra food power; higher protein;
high vitamin and antibiotics fortification
will save extra chicks to start on the right
road to tomorrow’s egg profits.
FEMPFIELD MILLS, Inc.
Inc.
EAST PETERSBURG
Phone Londirwille TW 8-3031
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 5, 1960
Insecticide
In Fertilizer
Is Problem
Timing the application is
the big problem in using in
secticides in fertilizer, accor
ding to Lloyd E. Adams, Ex
tension Entomologist at the
Pennsylvania State Universi
ty. Adams spoke during the
annual Lime and Fertilizer
Conference recently at Penn
State.
Insecticide timing must
coincide with fertilizer appli
cation where the two are
combined, Adams said. The
conference took place as
thousands of farmers in the
State made annual plans for
fertilizer use this spring and
summer.
He said that most insecti
cide-fertilizer mixes used in
Pennsylvania are designed
for individual farmers "a
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