Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 25, 1961, Image 12

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    —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 25, 19S1
12
• Poultry Meeting
(From page 13
look th°m to market. One
housewife would pick out
the largest eggs and ask to
buy them at the standard
price. “That was the first
demand we had for graded
eggs,” he said.
- In' 1930, he said, his fam
ily' got a $3 00 egg scale and
sold graded eggs at three
different prices. “Many of
the farmers couldn’t under
stand how we knew what we
were doing, but pretty soon
customers began to ask for
eggs of a certain size and
most of the other producers
began to follow,” he said
And now the housewife de
mands a trade name, he ad
ded
Aaron Brubaker, Lancaster
who said, “Boys are ou”
business and chickens are
our living.” toM
he grades eggs at home be
cause he has-the equipment,
he feels the loss between
producer and processor is
less, and the cracked eggs
can be used by the family
Brubaker recalled the time
when he peddled eggs on
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The Most Famous Name
In Corn
Pfister Associated
Growers
R. D, 3, LANCASTER
Phone TW 8-7121
Farmers,
Gardeners and
Flower Growers
Plan Now To Use Age Old
JERSEY C 110 'PEN SAND
And
COLLOIDAL
PHpSPHATE ,(Calphos)
Natural potash and trace
minerals. No chemical ad
ditives to any of' our ma
terial
Economical - Practical
Oh our mineral deficient
soils
We have purchased a new
spreader to give you bet
ter service
We also make a com
plete soil builder with a
compost base.
Brooklawn Farm
118 KREIDER AVENUE
LANCASTER
LO 9-1580
Or Your Local Dealer
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5 Sure Crop Seeds ■
§ - ALFALFAS 5
m Vernal ■
5 DePuit ■
■ Ranger 5
S Buffalo ■
JJ Grimm J
CLOVERS
Pennscoit
Kenland
Penna. Grown
Mammoth
HYBRID CORN
DEVELOPED BY -
PENN STATE EXP.
STATION
Get our prices and
save money
Alfalfas and Clovers
innoculate-d while you
wait.
REIST
SEED COMPANY
MOUNT JOY. PA.
Phone OL 3-3821
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the -St™. Mk inT'2»~S3. NutTreeGrafting
for two dozen. “And still
they turned you down,” he UemOnStratlOnS
' Reist then' inquired of the Af© Scfl©cJllldcl
processors how many un- University Park , Pa . ( Mar .
graded eggs were purchased . 24 _Twelve grafting demon
rnu firms represented. s t ra ti o ns in as many counties
When he was told pne firm will be conducted by the
buys 90 per cent and the Pennsy i van i a Nut Growers
other firm buys 100 per cent Assoc i at ion as part of its pro
eggs, he said, gram f Gr improving the
Well, niaybe we dont have date’s edible nut strains,
anything to discuss after
all ”
Carl Dossin, Extension
Poultry Specialist'from the
Pennsylvania State Univer-
sity was panel moderator.
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The demonstrations, open
to all interested 'persons,
will be conducted by George
G. Weber, York, association
secretary, retired York co
unty agent Weber announc
ed today that the Penn State
University extension service
MYERS SPRAYERS
and
IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
OR SEE YOUR DEALER
and department, of agricul- m n«tr*w»rva.fi«ao
tire are assisting- in- the nut • Uetmarva-ueo.
improvement program. (From page 3i
The demonstrations start 776 900 head at farms.
April 1, in Adams county, , Estimated slaughter -for
with the'-'first one on 1 the A. the week end by Delmaiva
A. Straley farm, IVk miles Processors was 531,000 head
north ol Llttlestown, High- 585 ' 900
way 140, at 1 p.m.- The oth- he *f veek end.
ers in Lancaster and' near- pelmarva broiler-feed
. „ ratio for the week ending
by counties are scheduled as l7 waS up two points
follows: April 7, 1 P-m, from the previous week at
Lancaster county, farm of 3.9. Broilers brought 18 04
Jacob R. Hoover, Gap R-D. 2 per pound and mash cost
April 8, 9:30 a.m., Lebanon $94 02 per ton.
County, Joe Bering Christ- Georgia reported prices of
mas tree farm, near Leban-, 16 to 17, mostly 16 on. I,*-
on; April 13, 1:30 pm. in 417,000 head at farms during
Berks county, John Rick hb- mmil endin S
HighW H y n B3 ’ .iV etW f n EstiiJated 5 slaughter in
Reading and Bemville Ap- Georgia during the week
nl 15,1p.m. York is I,sol,ooo'head com-
Valley View Nursery, 2 mi- pared to the 1,739 head of
les southeast of York. last week end.
After 7 Weeks
• Gets chicks on feed Change In RED COMB GROWER.
, “ i ' Wyl
• Prevents "pasting* when „„„
, ... .- r . , RED COMB SCRATCH or your own
fed first few hoursl grams „ Free Choice „
« B MB This combination
n M j \J produces sturdy
frames and healthy
* bodies for top egg
.... - . producers, and
,f * « P e PP er * u PPer for qua|)ty fiyers
growing birds and layers.
Joseph M. Good & Sons
LEOLA QUARRYVILLE
i
OLIVER
Gives You Topnotch Plowin
with Tcmdem
or 3-Point Hitch
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You avoid plugging delays, do a better covering job,
plow at top speed with an Oliver. Here are extra big
passageways for trash —greater beam clearance, more
furrow-turning space between bottoms.
No more rehitching or recoupling, either. Oliver
plows have spring-trip beams that permit the bot
toms to swing back, ride over obstructions without
damage. To reset, just back the tractor. What a
time- and share-saver 1
Come in and see a really modern plow. _
Let us prove that an Oliver plows better "WHrWfJj
at lower cost.
N. G. Hershey & Son
Manheim, R. D. J
Chos J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory HilL Pa.
iICK STARTER.,.
tanks, rapid feath
ering and quick
growth at low
feed cost!
Get your supply of RED COMB et
F armersville
Equipment Co.
Ephrata. B. D. 2