'iku, , , .'.•■'i, 1 -limi i. n it,-! " ' > v r, j , provide a green chop,over a Com longer period. A combination Uiwauvasi N * v ' lll Qf Q field of broadcast corn For and a field of sudan may be •VI J ll clyc a compromise. U ac nrau/karlrc Broadcast com results in nclS L/laV/UavlVa a high moisture, no-grain si- Planting corn in a thick lage> the dairy specialists broadcast stand for green n . ote , It>s more llke grass chop and silage is a quest- s^a ® e than a new chop silage, jonable practice, say exten- Adding several hundred S ion dairy specialists. * pounds of dry grain or wilt , . , , , „ ing will be required to pre- This kind of planting on % t hlgh seep y age loss £ om fertile soil will produce a the silo 8 Allowing broadcast tremendous yield of forage corn to mature to correct for green chopping However moisture ma y result in lodg sudan grass will withstand inft & more dry weather and high- , er temperatures, and will "r gIX nurate content is definitely a greater possibi lity in broadcast stands of corn than in the normal row stands, research shows. While this problem is lik ely to be more serious in silage made from this forage, it can also cause trouble when feeding green chop. 7 CHAIN SAW SERVICE CENTER New & Used Snavely's Farm Service NEW HOLLAND EL4-2214 ■aaaßßßaßßßiißaaßaßaßaaiaaaßaßßaßaaigaaßaaßßßßai>a«Baaaaßßßiaßaßßr-' m MR. POULTRYMAN: Buy EARLY BIRD POULTRY RATIONS For BETTER RESULTS LOWER COSTS HERE ABE A FEW REASONS WHY 1. -Finest nutritional and research facilities in this area of the Eastern United States. 2. Our, customers consistently report outstanding records of performance. For Example: We have records of customers who produced from 243.5 to as high as 275.2 eggs per hen housed on from 4 lbs. down to 3.9 lbs. of feed per dozen eggs pro- duced. 3. We render REAL SERVICE and' are sincerely interested in the SUCCESS of our cus- tomers. FOR THE FINEST POULTRY SERVICE ANYWHERE contact your Miller & Bushong Service representative or call us direct at Lancaster# EXpress 2-2145. REMEMBER; It takes Quality Eggs to preserve the market for Eastern Pennsylvania Eggs. Can we help you improve your quality? '■•miiiuuniimi imnciunfmanniiMninuiniimi Miller & Bushong, "Finest Service Anywhere" Jersey Breeders Start Program A determined group of Keystone Jersey dairymen have launched the first phase of a startling new self-help program designed to increase the demand and price of Jer sey cattle by creating a de mand for All-Jersey milk. Leaders of the Pennsylvan ia Jersey Cattle Club recent ly completed a statewide canvas of Jersey dairymen to solicit support for the breed’s nationwide “5,000 Heifers for Jersey Promotion” project Pennsylvania’s quota, bas ed on registration activity, was 197 heifers. At the or ganization’s annual meeting at State College recently Edi son Osborne, Cornwall Farm, Peach Bottom, Chairman of the state campaign, announc- & o , Q <y //£LP QS Eohrerstown, Pa. Ph. Lancaster EX 2-2145 ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF THE BARN away from winds, the feeder cattle on the Raymond Bucher farm, Lit itz Rl, eat silage from this bunker all year The cattle are self fed silage with the gram ration automatically sprinkled on the feeding face of the silage pile. Concrete floors make the job of cleanup easier and quicker. —L F. Photo ed that 235 pledges had been will be assembled, sold and received with more contacts proC eeds deposited with Na to be made. This represents t i o nal All-Jersey Inc, Col -119 % of the assigned quota, um bus, Ohio the parent or a new record for a state Jer- gan iation Pennsylvania Jer sey organization. Idaho had seymen will receive the ser previously reported 115% of vices of a full-time field rep the state quota. resentative to expand and During the next several promote the All-Jersey milk weeks; the pledged heifers program in the state. ■ft & Get the dollar-making difference with iWL2.S^-C~"‘ ’SERS \ SALES * StKW.CE %/'' Mann & Gruraelli Farm Serv. R. S. Weaver Inc. L. H. Brubaker Nissiey Farm Service I HU* Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6, 1961—7 GREIDER LEGHORN FARMS Distributors of The SHAVER Starcross 288 Leghorn TRY THIS RUGGED, CANADIAN BRED LAYER ON YOUR FARM. YOU’LL GET PLENTY OF EGGS IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER. BE IT HOT OR BE IT COLD. GREIDER LEGHORN FARMS, Inc. Phone OLdfield 3-2455 MT. JOY. R. 1. PA. NEW Brand new H-3 gasoline or HD-3 diesel has all the ruggedness of big Allis-Chalmers crawlers plus compactness for close quarters . . . toughness for heavy work, traction for sure footing. This new 6,000-pound Allis-Chalmers compact crawler opens new possibilities for farm and ranch, including multiple implements, scraping feed areas, snow removal, dozing and blade work. You’ll like its new forward-reverse SHUTTLE clutch that lets you change directions instantly with single-lever control. Or if you prefer, you may have the Power Director transmission with 8 speeds forward and shift on-the-go between low and high ranges. Now you can have the crawler power you ve always wdnted. Let us show you. Finance for ptofit. Ask us about Alhs-Chaltners’ lime payment plans. Quarryville. Pa. Litiiz, Pa. N. G. Myers & Son L. H. Brubaker Rheems, Pa. Snavely’s Farm Service Washington Boro, Pa. Lancaster. Pa. Maw Holland. Pa. Stevens. Pa.
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