10—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 7, 1962
• Poultry Tour
(Continued trom Page 1)
Fust op on the agenda
altei lea\mg Lancastei at
7 30 ain will be at the tami
ot Titus Beam neai EUeison
■ft heie 700 hogs aie laised on
slatted tloois. ovei a manuie
lagoon All automatic teeding
and wateiing in a wmdowTess
house
In Schw enksMlle poultiv
men will see the cage lajei
set up featuring 12 000 buds
under forced air ventilation,
controlled lighting and auto
matic manuie disposal in live
lagoons
A tour of the automatic
feed null operation ot the
Bucks - Montgomery F a i m
Bureau and another cage lay
er set up will complete the
tour schedule Also at the last
stop, in addition to the 7,000
lajers, the tom mg poultiy
men can observe a dairy of 33
cows and 22 heifers
Reservations for the toui
should he made with the com
mittee or the Lancaster Poul
try Center before July 21 Tne
tour committee consists ot H
Raymond Stoner, chaiiman
John Hess, Milton K Hoist,
David Mussehuan and Math
Myer
# Entry Deadline
(From Pav,e 1)
Judge ot the show will be
Lawrence O Colebank, official
classifier of the Amei ican
Guernsey Cattle Club Assist
ing him with the judging
duties on the first day ot the
show will be Di L W Specht,
dairy specialist of the Pennsyl
vania State Umveisity
Exhibitors showing more
than one animal in a class may
win only top premium 01
guaranteed money, whichever
is highest, for one animal Ad
ditional entries in the same
class will receive recognition
(ribbon) only Ribbons will
be avvaided on the Danish sys
tem
Exhibitors are lequested to
furnish their own hay and
grain for their cattle, but the
■cooperative will provide stiaw
for bedding, water, and a por
table milking machine
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• Milk Co-op
(Continued from Page 1)
es, pioducer-owner manulact
ui ng fauhties and compeu-
satoiy payments
The meeting is scheduled it
S pin at the Hostettei Ban
(Miet Hall, Mount lo\.
Meeting chan man will he
Abnei Risser, agent} tieasuici
and piesident of the Mount
Jo\ coopeiatue
• Potato Blight
(Continued from Page 1)
some aieas and still dry in
otheis
No blight has been leport
ed in the county, and Smith
recommended that groweis
NOT start spraying because of
rumois / He suggested that
growers watch fields closely
and start spraying with Maneb
it late blight is tound The le-
powder per acre
Smith said a penod of di>
commended rate is three lbs hot weather would stop the
of the S per cent wettable threat of spread of the disease
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West Willow
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Feed & Supply
Lititi - Manheim
Jacob L. Kurtz
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Farm Calendar
(Continued from Page 1)
at the home of J Eieiett
Kieidei, Qua’rvville R 1
Julv 10 —National 4 -II auaids
tonus due in the Count}
Agent's office
S p m Carden spot t-II
community club meets at
the home ot Dale Cljmti,
Hempstead Road
Jul} 11—8 pm • County
GuenifaP} 4-II club meels at
the home ot Robei t McSpai
lan, Reach Bottom
July 13—7 p m SoutheaA
ein J’eiiiisjhania Aitifi„.al
Breeding Coopeiatne -
light meeting at the Co-op s
building on the 230 Bvnass
Bpm Meeting ot the
Boots and Saddles 4-H club
at the Sweigait Pony Harm,
Denver,
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Stephen Kurtz
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lb No 2 and 3, mostly po 3
Stems 2G 75, good giade stceis
23 00-25 00
Seveial loads high choice
and mixed and Pnme Tleifeia
21 73, bulk choice 24 50-25 50
good and mixed good and
choice 22 00-24 50
Fei\ Standaid Cows 17 50-
1S 50, Commeieial 15 00-17 50
UtiliU 14 50-17 00 Cannei and
Cutter 13 50 -1G 25
Utility and Standai-d 20 00-
2 5 00,
Load good and choice G 25
lb Feeding Steers 25 50, se\-
eial loads good and choice
850-000 lb Feedeis 24 00-24
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• Farm Show
tenn, are Russel] S.iuder, Mar
lin Cassel, Amnion Shelly,
Paul Biuckhait, Edith Longe
fiecker, Eugene Cassel, Jay
Nisoley, Cliftoid G i b b 1 e,
Hni old Shenk Clan Graybill,
and Russell Diuiniii
The association announced
that the faun show will be
held this year on October 3, 4
and 5 A new tivo-year con
tiact foi limiting the fair pre
mium book was negotiated
i\ ith a local pnntei
Uepai tnieiit heads and com
mittee chan men weie selected
toi the coming year
Xe\t meeting ot the associa
tion will be July 16 in the
agriculture room of the Man
heim Central High School.
PHONE EX 2-4963
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