rimb* e - (from P a^ { the -Pennsyl ‘'gUtion «f Future /of America at the !fS State Umver ■'lv* ep t the office of /pSr the com- • >ar week he was the University to at \t Leadership Training the state associa ’l 4 H clubs <« n o n is away, much ’iwork falls on ‘ J ,rHprs of younger i sh piul who will be in P nth grade at Solan- P'fill Paul, also act ‘S-A and 4-H club a member of the ex (’ ‘’board of the Lancas nfv 4-H Council and s Sve member in the 4 H Holstein club, most of his efforts toward the develop o- his dairy herd, Don tuced the size of some enterprises several years York- CHICKS GROW jd litter management••• •••••»e »et*««e*t«tM*«**es*eMe*i«oie*M(Mts e brooder house pro-1 o IFR* m • ISi gtSES Dead Fhes ilee's • Milk Product U : :5 j be chopped straw, sliav- • pound corncobs, peat* sugar cane pulp, pea-J hel's, sawdust, or chaff • >se consumption in the J J States has been stead •' lining m recent years, J non, or Cheddar, is the* {popular variety. . J encans, on the average,* bed about 140 quarts; tfsh whole milk each* 1 1958. , • mize our advertisers. utility PURINA CHOWS Med H«re are just a few of the efficient Purina ire non products we have for you, each specifically formulated for the birds or animals you feed. { Grain is ths base of most rations. Purina | ' ■' Concentrates contain nutrients grain lacks. Check-R-Mixed with grain, they - build-well-balanced rations for produce tion of meat, milk and eggs. nmiNA Nows. M Cow Chew Ceneentrate I iplcte milk- ' Dnifned to make a ton quality. | afa .<7 -' ] Baff ‘ well-balanced milking ration from S w nu . IK | • typical farm grains. Far mora than | MkT . juat a "protein supplement." ' I Bulky-U* I Multi-purpose Bulky-Las is the $ i " "cow's best friend" Adda palais- | %' bility, bulk, vitamins, body-building * f' nutrients. I / * vaMvj.«!SM« ■*»»•■»*■* WraesfcWt if VTO , w?swsvee > au«»i7:*!> vj u, , JR - Ha« Chew | w*t she needs Fed with your grain on the Purina I v litters. feMt Program, Hog Chow helps you build | mWI market weight hogs in less than i 5 months, I !a ine ration. nfiwr* w ct-w ■ mrnr.«iß»KTj»(MnnM sv.aw v- X-' 1. Chicken Chowder | Both growing and laying rations can f /sfl&fe be built with Chicken Chowder and ' ••ion» your grain. Our Purina formulas £ ®s fo r bro Jers fjjS&T 118 ow to use * * «M**».-ASv-'N Wv 5 i ( «Nons ff( «l or les«. iflV I,IOn to the poultry and livestock Chows above, Purina makes dog, aoat, ' P'Seon, guinea pig, game bird, laboratory animal, etc. rations. IRA B. FEED and FARM SUPPLY V 'VLLSY ROAD, LANCASTER V.VV.V.V.V.V-V.V. *'“’■.> f> ,&v''/ ' v ' ~ *' ‘*>% «L v * v w < :. WHILE DAIRYING IS THE major interest of Don Trimble, he has two fattening hogs for exhibit in the 4-H pig houndup. The farrowing pen was constructed by Don in the vocational agricultural shop at Solanco High School. Don has had sows and gilts during the past few years, but is now concentrating his efforts on his dairy program. —L. F. PHOTO shire sows, beginning with to only two barrows for ex one outstanding gilt won in hibition in the 4-H club pig a contest at high school, roundup. were a part of the farming “Now that I am out of program of the young farm- school, I will need some er, but since graduation in more cows.” Don says He June and the development of plans to buy some cows due his dairy interests, Don has to freshen this fall and, with reduced his swine program his heifers bred to freshen RLEE&-&O W Sly Sprsy Now contains two repellents . . . gives 99% knockdown and kill. Buy a can today. Results guaranteed! Othar Dependable Rockland Fly Products: Rockland “FACE FLY WlPE”—Gov't, approved for new pesr. Rockland “FLY-RID FLY DUST”-Rub on cow’s back. Rockland DRY FLY BAIT A ■ss.-*— n."?22Ar° W* ywr wrH* M. I. ** ««ST CALBWEU-. M, /. We also carry concentrates to help you get the most from your pain 3 with broilers and turkeys. V VV, .AS V. w f MSV'rtV s' vVv V v f blem means we have J back of us the nation's || most experienced grain- * < balancing program. Our ( grinding and mixing ac- L] curacy is tested regular ly by Purina labors to- £ | ries. This sign is your |i assurance of quality rat, I tions from your grain. * t W Phone: LO 9-0531 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 2, 1960—9 this fall or winter, hopes to business. have a milking string of 18 cows this winter. At present there is room for no more than 18 cows in the barn. In addition to the farming on the sixty acres, Don also farms with his parents on the 178 acre Benbrook farm at Chestnut Level. At Ben brook the emphasis is also on high quality Holstein dairy animals. Donald Trimble, a young man with a bright future, has been encouraged all a long the way by his parents. Darnel Trimble, a top notch dairyman and a leader in dairy club work, has impart ed to his son the knowledge and desire necessary to be coming a success in the dairy LARGE, WELL GROWN HEIFERS such as these will be ready to go into the milking string with a backlog of milk-making nutrients in their bodies this fall and winter. Donald Trimble tries to breed his holstein heifers to fresh en at about 24 months of age, but he feels that they must be large for their age if they are to be bred that young. Milk makes balanced diets easier to attain because of its combination of vitamins, proteins, minerals and other food elements. With his high producing cows and his well grown heifers, 'Donald Trimble has a good start in the Business of farming. With his offices in 4-H and his honors won and offices held in FFA /he was named Keystone Farmer in January) he has exhibited the leadership qualities of a good rural citizen Don knows what he means when he says in the last sentence of the Future Farmer creed, “I believe that rural America can and will hold true to the best traditions in our nation al life, and that I eaif exert an influence in my home and community which will stand solid for my part in that in spiring task.” —L. F. PHOTO Cottage cheese contains about one-fifth protein by weight, in addition to im portant amounts of Vitamin A, thiamine and riboflavin. Cottage cheese is a familiar item in weight reduction diets, ranking among the best providers of necessary nutrients at a low cost in calories. Don't Neglect Your Soil USE A . . . COVER CROP -for- Soil Improvement : ® Rye Gzass • Field Brome Grass • Winter Vetch • Sweet Clover • Soy Beans • Winter Rye Available For Pasture or Ensilage © Cert. 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