—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 22. 1960
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Pennsylvania Livestock Show
Promises To Be Best Yet'
Harrisburg, Pa., Pennsyl
vania Livestock Exposition
oflicia s announced that 3,249
animals have been en ©red
for the November 7 through
11 event.
Beef cattle entries total
732, sheep 1,325 and swine
1,192.
Sheep and swine entries
are the heaviest ever in the
four-year-old open Livestock
show
With + he national Suffolk
show being held with the ex
position, Suffolk sheep en
tries are heaviest at 153 head
Next are Southdawn with
118 and Cheviot with 117.
Sheep feeders will show 172
market wethers and 4 txuck-
loads of 15.
Angus breeding cattle en
tries total 171, Polled Here
fords 153, Shorthorns 103, &
Herefords 95.
One hundred steers are
entered in the junior show,
striving for the premium
price normally paid when the
grand champion 4-H or FRA
seer is auctioned. There are
36 animals in the open steer
class.
In the swine department,
Yorkshires lead with 114 en
tries, followed closely by
Berkshires with 111. There
are 376 individual market
barrows and 11 truckloads of
ten barrows to be shown.
In the popular carcass
show, 140 barrows have been
en ered, 64 wethers and 24
steers.
Owners of the 3,249 ani
mals will be striving for
nearly $BO,OOO in premiums
and awards Livestock breed
associations are offering spec
ial prizes and awards to
champions and other win
ners
Herr, Ref ton, 3; Thomas C.
Daugherty, Rl, Kirkwood, 1.
holds, 1 each; Mary Jane
ANNOUNCING...
New Aliis-Chalmers Model 56-F
flail-type forage harvester
Now Allls-Chalmers brings new capacity, quality,
and field performance to forage harvesting with
the all-new 6-foot No. 56-F Forage Harvester.
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• All-season use value: Green-chop feeding . , .
makes grass silage you can remove from 'silo
. . . stalk chopping . . . stubble mulching . . ,
shreds bedding . . . pasture clipping.
Heavy-duty, clean-cutting rotor
•36 knives mounted in pairs ... every rotor revolu
tion, forage is cut TWICE in the same 4-inch path.
Ask us about the Allts-Chalmers plan to finance
your lima purchase of farm equipment.
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SALES AND SERVICE Y
Snavelys Farm Service
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz. Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
Mann & Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryvillo. Pa.
A list of the early bird ex
hibitors from Lancaster Co
unty was printed in an ear
lier edition. Other county
showmen and number of ex
hibits will be Hess Bros., Rl,
Bareville, 4 maiket wethers.
W F. Ruoss, Ephrata, 6 Dur
oc breeding swine; 3 market
and 3 carcass barrows. Sam
uel F. Long, R 3, Elizabeth
town, 1 market steer. Thom
as C. Daugherty, Rl, Kirk-
wood, 2 Hereford breeding
cattle. Leacock Yorkshire
Farm, Ronks, 8 Yorkshire
breeding swine. Willow
Glen Farm, Rl, Strasburg,
8 Yorkshire breeding swine;
6 market and 3 carcass bar
rows.
Junior steer show exhibi
tors and number of entries:
Fred W. Linton, Jr., Quar
ryville, 1; Marlin L. Cassell,
John J. Good, Rl, Manheim
1 entry each; John Henry
Hess, Jr., and James D. Hess
Rl, Manheim, 3 and 1 re
spectively; Kenneth E, Mil
ler, R 2, Manheim. 2; Rich
ard and Robert Hosier, and
Arlene Long, all of R 4, Rein-
The Pennsylvania Live
stock Exposition is held in
the State Farm Show 'Build
ing in Harrisburg. Admission
to all portions of the exposi
tion is free.
Judging schedule of the 6-
“Prompt Ball Bond Sorvlco"
BUKHMAN'S
CONVENIENT PARKING
LOTS
Opposite Brunswick Hotel
Opposite Post OHica
Next to Western Auto Store
115 East King Street
Norman A. Buhrman.
228 N. Duke St.
“Prompt Ball Bond Servlca”
New Holland, Pa.
Nissley Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster. Pa.
R. S. Weaver
Stevens, Pa.
day event will include the 1100 a.m.—Carcass weth- 1:00 pm. Bredlne
following: ers on foot. Duroc and Spotted f
Monday. Nov. 7 1:30 p.m. Open wether swine; Southdow:
8:00 a.m.—Carcass barrows classes; Carcass steers on P x^orc * sheep; Grand
on foot. foot. ion steer
-9:00 a.m.—Truckload of- 15 Tuesday Nov 8 pm '—^ ara <3e
market lambs; pens of five 9:00 am . _ Breeding class- dgmg
steers - ’ ‘ es; Chester White and York- 10 h dof An « us
10:00 a.m.—4-H and PFA shire swine; Dorset!; and Suf
steers; Open class barrows folk sheep; Angus beef cattle,
by breeds. Open class steer show.
In August we announced our
New Improved Early Bird
Broiler Rations which we
promised would give
substantially improv
ed performance
and lower costs
per pound.
THE
PROOF
of the
Results on Flocks Marketed Recently Are Given Below
Lb. feed
per
Lb gain S
2.26
2.24
2.15
2.37
2.21
2.22
2.25
2.30
2.31
2.28
2.30
2.28
2 29
2.23
2.30
2.32
2.18 ]
2.24 j
2.24 1
2.28 J
Flock
-No.
Total Birds 242,900
Averages 12,145
What About Future Developments?
Both our Nutrition Department and our Research and Develop
ment Section are hard at work to make our Eastern Pennsylvania
poultry industry more competive with other producing areas. Poul
try and livestock raisers can look forward to further announcements
of improvements in both quality and cost of production of their
products.
Early Bird
A Winning Combination For Any Poultryman
Contact your Miller & Bushong Service Representative or call us
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Manufacturers of Poultry and Livestock Feed Sine© 1875
No.
Buds Age
8,000 - 9.2
3.500 9.1
11.000 9.4
24.000 9.6
18.000 8.4
18.000 9.4
17.000 9.3
12.000 9.4
10.000 10.0
1.500 9.6
18.000 9.6
6,400 9.6
2.500 9.3
5.000 9.4
2.000 9.6
11.000 9.6
5.000 9.2
5.000 9.2
25.000 9.1
40.000 9.4
9.5
Feeds
MAY WE SERVE YOU?
direct at Lancaster Express 2-2145
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P r°9r BS s th *
Object:
I folk
« Per,
' iVBr «»» leo( ~ ° <lu ' : - i
e >**e© i
PUDDING!
3.76
and Good Management
Miller &
Bushong,
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Ph. Lancaster EX 2-2145
Wednesday, Nov.
9:00 am.—Breeding
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