Lancaster Poultry (From page 3) Roy E. Beam, 18 4; 9 ctme, Header’s Poultry, S.T m&B (James R Bar 9AnO IR> 9 ' 2 - Header’s 4.®t 18 0, 15 M&B (Les «’vci), 3700 W Mts, 9-2 5 k Good, 18 6; • , m&B (Frederick Sher -1« So WVC, 13. NO ■L 22 5 bid; 17 Same, Phid 18 Jacob C. Herr, ii/VC 14, Carl B Risser, ! 19 Same, 1700 WVP, *rn SALE, 23 0 bid; 20 -Th Kreider, 3000 WV, f Darnel K. Good, 17.5; i James Graybill, 500 L y J Koser Co, lac., 22 Warren Miller, 600 ’ 14-6, NO SALE, 22 0 23 J Robert Musser, 3,- WV 9-6) John N Thom -18 5," 24 P au l E Nissiey, wv, 9-2, Carl B. Risser, 25 Lester M Hurst, 600 a 14, Roy E Ream, 25.9; i Same, 1200 WVC. 14, WHEN YOU ARE READY TO HOUSE YOUR PULLETS! Pullets moved from’ range to the laying house find themselves in an entirely new environment, “Strange Quarters”, as far as they are con- cerned, 1. Supply extra fountains around the floor and on the roosts, also feeders. Some of the birds which Rooked so nice when you brought them in will have difficulty finding feed and water,at first and get uneven and lose some weight unless feed and water consumption is kept at a high level by extra waterers and feeders. 2. Feed =33 EARLY BIRD POULTRY FITTING RATION in hop pers first 2 weeks instead of scratch. When birds are brought in off range lack of exercise may cause some constipation Fitting ration helps keep comb color and vigor. 3. When changing to scratch-don't have your litter too deep in the house at first. Scratch in deep litter when pullets are housed is apt to cause a de crease-in feed consumption the first few days. Put some scratch in the feeders as well as on the floor at the start. When chickens are used to their quarters after the first few weeks build up litter gradually to desired depth. 4. If your chickens siart to lay on range DO NOT FORGET Oyster shells or Calcite Grit. 1 Without these the bird will draw on her calcium reserve in the bone structure to make the shells. This will eventually result in some weak and poor birds and poor shell quality. 5. Change to Early Bird All Mash or Early Bird Egg Mash & Grain when birds are laying 5 to 10%. These feeds will give you efficient low cost production of quality eggs with just the right yolk color. If we can be of help to you in any poultry problem, please call your Miller & Bushong representative or dial Lancaster, EXpress 2-2145 direct. \ v \i If/,/ Miller & Bushong, inc. Manufacturers of Poultry-and Livestock Feed Since 1875 Lancaster Farming. Saturday, September 10, 1960 —5 NO SALE, 24 0 Bid; 27. Eh S Martin, 650 WVP, 14-2, NO SALE, 24 0 bid, 28. Same 1300 WVP, 14-2, NO SALE, 23 0 bid, 29 M&B (Frank Bradley) 400 WVP, 14, John N Thomas, 25 3; 30 Same, 1000 WVP, 14, Carl B. Ris ser, 22 1, 31 Same, 950 WVP, 14, Carl B Risser, 22 1; 32 Same 500 SW Turkeys, NO SALE, 27 0 bid, 33 M H Weaver Poultry Farm (James Auker) 2500 WVP, 14-2, .NO SALE, 21 0 bid, 34 Same, 1600 W VC, 14-2, NO ' SALE, 23 0 bid; 35 Martin H. Weaver, 100 WVC,). 13-4, NO SALE, 21 0 bid 36. Martin Kready, 950 L- F, 18 Me.v Walter B. Lehman 15 0; 3 %i John B. Kurtz (Mel vin & Harold) 5000 WV, 9-2, Starr Poultry, 18 0; 38, M&B (John, Olesh, Jr.) 1500 WVP, 14-2, NO SALE, 21 0 bid; 39. (Turn to page 10) Local Feed Firm Adds To Staff A recent addition to the staff of Miller and Bushong, Inc, feed manufacturers of Rohrerstown is Dr. Woodie Williams, Jr. who recently moved to the Lancaster area from College Station, Texas Dr. Williams did his grad uate work at Texas Agricul tural and Mechanical College and received his doctor’s de gree in animal nutrition m August 1960. Dr Williams will head up Miller and Bushong’s expan ding department of research and development of poultry and livestock feeds with spec ial emphasis on making the Rohrerstown. Pa. Ph. Lancaster EX 2-2145 industry in eastern Pennsyl- Fred Frey vania more competitive with „ 1 ~ , , , . (From Page 1) other poultry and livestock agor of the show explained that exhibitors are being in vited to participate m the carcass class, a new feature of the show, m which the steers will be mdged first on the hoof and later on the rail after slaughtei. The cattle will be shown on the hoof Sunday, Nov ember 13, and will bo taken *he following day to a Balti more slaughterhouse where they will be prepared for the lack and judged The grand champion and reserve champion carcasses will be brought back to the fair grounds on Tuesday, Nov ember 15, for exhibition DR.' 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