20—Lancastet Farming Saturday June 2, 1962
Large Pennsylvania Dairy Farms
Are Becoming “Milk Factories”
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m,m in sum, .In h. mo, . u(l]| I(H , s _ h( us( d Vl „ : 0l „
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snd t lip
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1,11-i’■i piuiioh owned hei ■’s
in lu ’-i ii< I n in ilun- tie
ope' ition mine loiuine man'
opt t 11 m s >lll ( 1 1nnn itin- past-
ui '-t uid tm n i-i een i hop
in I noi m \ p.ii - u onnd leM-
iii- ill in stoi 1 i.e
\s 'Ol mo-ct ol tlit 1 u -t
d.n, \ lii ms in P< n’is\ h iiii •
no still sin 11 minis inni I
In- 11 0 11 nul I!.in pom, opt
I'oi l lie most pn t tln lai
(I \ 111 ms ai p sinnlai to
, liO'i ( 1 usii 11 si/e \linosi
ill o)K laroi tei d both hi\ md
4-ROW REAR-MOUNTED CULTIVATOR
Here Is v ai-mounted calti\at'ng ( v 'menippc' > designed
-'di nn> 2-o'4'»,■ Ah s v hilmora tracta*- A n d wh\'4
•mote, \ou !i ve Sn m’-Golpi rs bach No mom hookup
;imo thtn vain a pVv. Yon cm cultivate unto ~ud
morning . . . le cutt ng gram or making hiv inmates
later
The new TOO Scries 4-mv cultivator Is pulled from a
single hitchpomt his complete flexjbihtv to follow
ground contour Gangs or a independentiv raountect
high on a single drawbar for exceptional clearance,
} Stabilizer gauge v,heels keep gangs on true course
Parallel linkage assures cm norm cultivation Designed
for corn cotton, soybeans and othe 1 * row crops^z
Si*C j *i la u ( *lo.' rt t k <*{
F nonce for ptahi. AsM us ebouf AlHs-Chal-nest' 1
time payment plant, jjht,
SAL£$ AN3 S'SXVICI:
N. G. Mvers & Sun?
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Nissley Farm Service Gruraelli Farm Sen,
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L. H. Brubaker
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Launch Bros, Equipment
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Some opei .mie u-'HS
ii'inwitumil
iKimud to evpond into 100-e
lll'llMH-
Dpt i mils ( l the 1 iii,c fn ri-
al t> jitnih su'kin. nnw tt i-
iiKHit-. to usi> in iiiana-omeni
tin Pi nn Si ite etononii-u- i•—
Smite (ini i anil's in e'
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I Ii nn 1.1 sn l. with n. ochu ''
nninrnr plans, and pi. 111 h i* -
in_ lionust s m lui ed nu i
\ «n' u i c mi’ - u -I hnl 11 s. l 11
, 1 s 1 pi has In en t i oh-h ■
u tilt I 'onus' U >nia M Ik-
\i i sit \ I" the Pt pmii\i in i
\ n i s n i nu n s \ssoi i iikin
\w iidtd uinualh tin scmiln
shin will aid i thud oi loai th
nnn student in tiu-
w mtei tonise pio-iai’ on oi-
iiamentai l'idii
The ninnei uil' be t.elei tea on
the biiMe ot ■-(holciishi ' nted
a n <1
at hit lemen
notelit M
<.*h u ac tt i
Compaied with li \ei,'. ,uo
an hour pi\ -nil' tun one
loit moie hieaci nea'h t«o
Mound', moie chiuk roa'- H
Mound 1 . more pot itoe'
quait' inort milk 01 uih and
om-hait dozt n mou es.;-.
L H. Brubaker
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Snz'iely’s Farm S'ervice
V» .5 *H >!' xj« 1 5“
S t*,
T)n jm *;mn\ that >ou mm. sa\e as
much as >l5 or S2U on e\er\ hundred
pullets \uu ialso this >cai? You do it
b\ tolhmim; the Purina Controlled
Pullet G towing Plan.
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After pullets ha\e reached ten weeks
ot age, uni simph limit their feed to
of what they would consume on
lull feeding The correct amount hai
been worked out In Purina Research,
and it’> eaw to iollow. Best of all,
Pmma Conti oiled Feeding Plan helps
uni glow pullets that la\ more large
• . iewcr small ones and pee
w ees
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tv\ o
10 years of Purina Research behind
New Purina Early Weaning Cho
I'm in i 1 .11 U M i.ininu ( lum for b iln pm- i- a hxethfx
pil uabb limbh toiritu'i h'alih xinrnuoij- xVo.j
mail. toi himnn n who pi m xo uimh pm l ' ax
weik- . . or ui-h tn hi an pm- oarlior lx ma> ab-o
hi ii-i-J in tailv vviauini, ol l.iu-tanowiNl littrr.
lor uxphiu pm- .n unihi-i?) pm- ax norm il v\xao
ilm aao
IN ''IN 11-'l'' i)N <>l(j 1 .irlj 'Hc.inins Chow'
lid pm* umu d i' lim pia> i>n sim s milk in)
i ici-p Itrd limn till' .!r<i in I>th uiH'k Tfu \ % urn <i
77 lb ]u r pu) ilith —in I lb ipi trims n
1 lb' ti'c-iil
IN I)N-1H1 -1 Ni!M "II 'is fni);' fislli)\vsil t.h*> iimt 1
pituru . . . sm ijiht ij i!.lb- ,it p vui'Us IbVcd
i»'l pm puunil hi ayun <>n "uisd pu;- r uinroi
tpsu 1 mm ymum rtunicil irsuxn ICi tu' 14 1
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h •mi Inn I. ii- li ml it )• ux t i rhi* t>.
■i.-ii ibm i iln ni-i hi - t t 1, v iv 1 i
r, u whuli i tnilx nil rlit-\ n u, jsi.
Ikri kill li ihi-i' i\u i aul\ -fntdtfu. s
8 lit 4'hh piliTibb- uitil bulky
8 Kill- ti ' t .1 ii tiji 5 " i| iy ,
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Nt* u l -* ti>r I‘iunni Ktf-KiM »■ wh <
it the Is*‘il afiitil W/juix o * i IhucN. Si
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Jolhm IB Knils
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Whiteside ■&. Wcicksef
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John J Hins, U
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Wenger’* Feed Mill’, Inc
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How to Save
Sl5 or $2O
per Hundred
Pullets
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EPi 'Tu*
Visit our store and let us explain
cosl-cuttmy plan Besides Purina Gn
iny Chow*. we also ha\e a full
of Purina Health Aids, and, of ,
our friendh service is ahvavs avi
able-
Call Uv or drop in. Prove to j ourself
Funiu feeding casts >ou ie?s.
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