10—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, March 3, 1962 fi /Mil rotary of Agriculture to rarm speak .a Lam-astm Rotary (Continued fiom Page 11 Club m the Hotel lliuuv Second Satnidav ol the month yon can enjoy I'ai n Plan a party at home, oi a clinnoi lot your organ i/a tton Reserve tour thicken in advance by calling Sally Harper, LG 'l-012S IV'e do all the cooking, and will spec iall\-pac Icage tour orders tor pick-up on barbecue dates TAJIK V-at"C OMiY! st.oo im:k h ilf „ * ,V 1 ' fr 7r> resignation! Mm !Set tit. tU lbs. jut Jialf Whatever your dairy feeding program, you can use new Wayne 32% Dairy Krums to good ad vantage. Just balance this blend of high quality proteins, vitamins and minerals with the nutrients in your own farm grains. Select the protein level that is right for the roughage used. Each cow will produce milk at her full bred-in milking power. And, the texture of ground and mixed rations is improved. Ask us for details. To Help Your Dairy Herd STAY OUT IN FRONT E2311151Hi33 MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE It. I>. 2, ('oliiiiil)i.i H M. STAUFFER & SONS, Inc. Wltllll‘l - ItOllks - 1.001. l ROHRER’S MILL K. I>. I. Itoii I. s C. E SAUDER & SONS It, I). 1, It.lM It.ll I LIME VALLEY MILLS IS. I*. I. Willow stri-ol HERSHEY BROS J. C WALKER & SON, Inc. lU'lnholils (Jap BARBECUED CHICKEN at (he "Poultry (’enter" ot the li.uuastci County Poultry \ssii, ;{|(> 11, Roseville Komi, Lancaster MARCH 10 SAT., 2 P.M. to (i I’.AI Special Trices on 50 or more Unites toj advance <alt, rs: J K. STAUFFER & SON I,awn JScllairo GRUBB SUPPLY CO KI i/abcl blown SUNSHINE FARM SUPPLY, INC. Util/, and Siliaotlerstow n MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. ROSS C. ULRICH, JR It. 1). ", IVach Itultoni W l( k 1 '!() p m -Connie T(milk>i'. of Vocational Ajti icnlture meet in the Penn M.moi Iliuli School S j) in -Ueoi t ion meeting ot Keel Rose iid 1)> lit el .mil L.mib Club •it the liretht St hool, l.iti‘/ I'ike, Lam .islet KU>t lion ot oltucis .inti 4-11 leaders M.i i 7 Speakers Fred Campbell, president ot the Lam aster I'niou Stockjards, and Rbt Heilhron, president ot the Lam aster Livestock K\- (liamje Mai S—o 30 a.in DM net Swine Clmu Two dav ilime at Ilosletter's liancinet hall. Mount Jov Distnid Dairv 10 00 ,i in Improvement Ass o c latum convention in Xoithampton Countv 7 pm - Dancastc i Countv Auctioneeis Assn meets in the Akion Restaurant 7 30 pni - Rititz-Manlieim 1-H Coinmurutv club meets in the Fairland School 7 30 p m - Cenlial are i 4-H Tractor dub meets at the L H Brubaker shop, 350 Strasbuig Pike Mar S—B pm - Solaiuo Young Farmeis meeting m the Solanco High School Discussion of Aitificial (n -senunation ot cattle Roger Emig of SEPABC will show the movie ‘As We Saw Them” Mar 9—9 30 a m Second day of swine clinic at Ho stetler's banci u e t hall, COWS PROPERLY CONDITIONED ... during the dry period PRODUCE UP TO 25% MORE MILK! t ♦ ♦ > s ~ & W^’ BEFORE CALVING Thu cow was fitted on the Pioneer program for 60 days before calving Note the excellent "dry cow" body condition AFTER COMPLETING RECORD Th. earn# cow after having produced 33,044 Ihe •f milk and 941 Ibi, ef fat a» a 4 year eld. Mate the extreme dalryneit emd exceptional body condition thewn after tht< tow produced 11 Vi tent ef milkl Joseph M. Good Rond - Farm and Home Mar 10 —2-. r > p m - Chicken meeting sponsored Jiai becue. sponsored b> the (Oimtv evlension Countj Poultrj Association. Hemic and the Penn St at* At the Poultrj Center, 23* Unh ersit\ at the Faun bjpass and Roseville Road, Tlureau building, Dillertillo Take outs only, Mn.iru •Tn'j n 10 ,1 m .malvsis - Southeast Willis Rohrer, left, Vice President of P. L. Rohrer & Bro., Inc., iriSmoketown, feels he’s definitely “on the right track” toward helping growers in the Lanc aster area improve their farm yields. Rohrer is shown here with Robert W. Free, local Ortho sales representative, posing next to one of the first carloads of Ortho “Unipel” Fertilizers headed- for his store —directly from the new Ortho fertilizer plant at Fort Madison, lowa. In Ortho “Unipel” fertilizers, each pellet is uni form m size and content, containing the exact amount of chemical blending to fit local soil and crop condi* tions. Ortho “Unipel” fertilizers include 20-20-0, 20-10- 10, 14-14-14, 10-20-20, and 16-48-0. Adv ✓ ' <•* LEOLA QUARRYVIUE tli(‘ Proper feeding of the dry cow is the most important single factor af fecting herd health, longevity, and a sustained high level of milk produc ■ tion. In 60 days, while the cow is dry, Pioneer Dry and Freshening feed will repair the body from the previous lactation, build a reserve of body condition for the next lactation, and develop a stronger calf. In addition your cows will have less calving diffi culties, eliminate placenta quickly, have less udder congestion, and moa importantly they will produce up to 25% more milk! Soo us Ukl.ij lor till! particulars, o] & Sons
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