Attention Dairymen:
ANOTHER “Farm Bureau” FIRST!!
Were The "First” Feed Mill In Lancaster County To
Install The New S
Device" On Our Pellet Mill At New Holland!
Reuben Hess, Branch Manager at our Modern New Holland Feed Manufacturing Plant, is justifiably
proud of the Brand New "Molasses Blending Device" recently installed on our Pellet Mill.
What Does This Mean To You?
NOW,.. Farm Bureau DARI-PAK PELLETS (14% & 16%)
Have FULL 10% (200 lbs.) Molasses Per Ton!
This New Sprout-Waldron "Molasses Blending Device" thoroughly blends Molasses through
the entire pellet - - not just sprayed on the outside. They smell and taste so-o good - - your cows
will really go for them. Added palatability is an important advantage with 10% Molasses - - *
even more important, the extra Molasses will encourage increased water consumption - - - this
means more milk per cow.
GET THE EXCITING DETAILS of Farm Bureau's DAIRY FEEDING PROGRAM, Today!
Find out why so many of your neighbors are switching to Farm Bureau Feed.
START TODAY... FEED THE FARM BUREAU WAY!
For Prompt, Courteous Service,
Always, Call . . . .
Lancaster
EX 4-0541
New Holland Quarryville
ELgjn 4-214 S STerling 6-2126
rout-Waldron "Molasses Blending
Manheim
665-2466
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Lancaster Farming.
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The Extension program of
the future will not overlook
the original intent of the
service to assist the farm
er and homemaker m every
way to increase the net in
come of the family size
farm and to guide the
farmer in selecting enter
prizes according to his laci
lities and abilities
As tor Dairying in partic
ular, even though support
prices are higher than a
year ago we are getting less
for our milk The reason is
that .class I milk prices are
based on formulas that ig
nore supports
Dairy prospects are not
bright because supplies are
building up faster than the
use of milk. What does this
mean 9 Lower prices and a
narrow margin of profit.
W Martin Muth, work
unit conservationist, U S.
Department of Agriculture
The Lancaster Work Unit
of the Soil Conservation Ser
vice, United States Depart
ment of Agriculture, looks
forward - toward a productive
W. MARTIN MUTH
* year for soil and water con
' 'servalion accomplishments in
.cooperation with the Lancas
. ter County Soil Conservation
- District
Containing interest in this
phase of agriculture, as evi
denced by the farmers’ re
quests for assistance, will
forward the protection of
more of our agricultural land,
in 1962
George W. Myers, teacher
of Agriculture, Lampeter -
Strasburg High School and
President, Pennsylvania Vo
cational Agriculture Teach
ers Association
More boys from small
farms and from non-farm
homes will be enrolling in
the Vocational Agriculture
program They will be seek
ing training which will help
prepare them for employ
ment in the increasing num
ber of off-farm agricultural
o°cupations They will re
ceive farm work experience
■4
GEORGE W. MYERS
on efficient well-established
“■arms through the coopera
tion of leading farmers m
L he community with the
l ocal teacher of agriculture
City and suburban school
districts will give further
consideration to the estab-