12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 10, 1962
Stoltzfus Holstein Has 885 Lbs.
Butterfat In First 305 Day Test
Thu highest 101 (lav lac
tation lecorcl recorded hv the
Red Rose fURA during the
month of .lamia v teas piocluc
ed hi Ellen, a i mastered Hol
stein io\\ owned hi Mai' 11
Stoltrttis Margantown
Ellen had a reioid ot T>-
171 Ihs ot milk and N',l Ihs
ot hatter tat and a 4 I, per cent
test
Second Inth lactation was
com pic ted In a registeied Av r
.shne cow owned h> 'Masonic
Home's F.iims Eli/ahethtow n
R Tina piodueed IS 17 1 Ihs
ot milk. 714 Ihs hntteil.it
wirh a 4 2 pei com test in 101
dais
The lushest monthh buttei-
Idt a\eusie was made b\ a
held owned In Jacob K St oil 7-
iiis Honcn Itiook 111 Ills
held ol 21) registeied Holstein
cows aceiaged 1-7’.2 lbs ot
milk i)7 lbs ot buttei lat with
a ! 'I pel cent test
The held ot Concn Fauns ol
ita inhndse R 1 piateci second
This held ot !1 i esi tered Hol
stein cows a\ei i-,ed 1 bb3 lbs
ot milk fiG lbs ot butteil.it
with a 4 per cent test
Though Ellen owned In
_\l<i i \ 11 Stollalns was the onh
cow to piocluee nioie than SOO
lbs ot buttei tat dm ins the first
307 da>s of lactation tlnee
otheis legistered o\ei 700 lbs
R Tina Masonic Holmes
Fauns was lush in the class
with 771 lbs while Minnie
owned hi Stanlec G Greiner
pioduced 731 and Reha owned
In .1 Mow iev Frej Ir pro
duced 714
During the month six herds
tneiased bit lbs or o\ ei of
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A H. HOFFMAN SFEDS. INC.
L,’nd ’lit* P Hu- T\\ S- n . 4J I
hutterfat according to the as
sociation records
The herd owned by Jacob
K Stoll/lus was high with an
.ueiage ot 67 lbs while Conov
Fauns placed second with an
aveiage of 66 lbs
Tied toi third place were
the herds ot Milbur X Erh
and Parke 11 Ranch each with
an average production of 6.1
lbs Die J Richard Keller
heid averaged 62 lbs during
the month while the herd own
eel hv Hnam S Aungst pro
duced GO lbs
Foitv-two ot the herds aver
aged between 60 and 10 lbs
dm mg the month ot Januau
Nut Producers
Plan Program
Unne-rsitc Park As part
ot its e-dihle nut impim eraent
liogtam the Pennschania
Nut Growers Association to
da\ announced a thud annual
series of nut tree grafting dem
onstiations The Lancaster
Count! meeting will be held
Mir 23 10 am, Kauffmans
Fruit Farm I!ird-in-Hand
George G ebei York as
sociation seeretarv. will con
duct the demonstrations all
ot them open to the publn
The associations nut improve
ment program he said is be
ing conducted with the assisf
ance oi the agncultunl ex
tension ser\ ice and the de
putment of horticulture of
the Pennsjhama State Um-
i ersitc
C B. ERB
I..tnclis\-ille T\\ 8-7117
LESTER ERB
rii/ ihPihtowa I.M 7-711-'
EDGAR C UMBLE
t. i'i at _’-4 5-’->
nirlortnc Breneman ' secretary; Albert
VJIIUCUuS IvC CICGL Landis, treasurer, and John
Lester Brubaker M " has * "
Lester H Brubaker, well The association's women s
Known farm machinery deal- auxiliary also elected new of
er, 350 Strasburic Pike, has fiteis> Thej are Mrs. Lester
been re-eletted president of Brubaker, president. Mrs
the local Gideon Association. John Bell, vice president,
In a report it was, retealed Mrs Lloyd Hersliey, secre
tliat last \ear the association tarv, Mrs Earl Enck. assist
plated 229 Bibles. 31,180 ant secretary Mrs Robert
\outh Testaments 100 nurse Nell, treasurer, Mrs Samuel
Testaments and 200 sei\ico Heislev, assistant treasurer
Testaments Mrs Grant Eaby. ohaplam
Others elected were Tesse and Jes&e Peters, testa-
Peters vice president, Edgar nlent secretarj
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Market Egg Producers!
Get Off to the Right Start!
"The Way the Twig is Bentl", ..
Well, that applies to your pullets raised for replacements in the
laying house Next winter’s egg production costs and your flocks per
formance will be determined by the way you feed and manage your
replacements right now. A cheaply built feed or a poor program will
NOT save you money. Only top production, low feed conversion and
low production costs per dozen eggs will pay off
Quite a number of our customers are getting unusually HIGH
production this Winter with resultant LOW conversions and VERY
LOW feed costs per dozen.
ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT
Winning Combination For Any Poultryman
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Needless to say they raised their replacements “by the book”.
No Matter Whose Chick Storteir
You Use Please Bear in Mind
GOOD MANAGEMENT
May We Suggest That . . . .
Early Bird No. 3 Fortified
A Good Management Job
If C R D is your problem
try water soluble Tylan containing Tylosln,
a product of tbe Eianco division of
Eli Lilly & Co. available at
Remember the soying.
IS AN
Chick Starter
And
Is A
BUSHONG
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Ph. Lancaster EX 2-2145
“Why doesn’t the Depart
ment of Internal Revenue of
fer us our money hade if we'xm
not satisfied?”
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INTERNAL
REVENUE
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