For The First Time .
Moore Farms Ghosfley Pearl
Leghorn Chicks From Our
2nd Year Breeding Flocks.
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Local Broiler Grower Gives The Facts About HORNCOI
“I Never Had Results This
Good Until I Started on the
Broiler Program!”
Mr. Miller adjusting a water fountain in 1
FEEDS
0,1. HORN & COJNC. YORK, PA. Ph. 2-7867
0 More Hens for Laying House
Available
• Moore Chicks More Profits
0 Early Older Discount
of his 2 houses.
LOOK AROUND! See how many of your neighbors have chang-
ed to Hornco Feeds. Call us give us a chance to prove we can
lower your cost of production.
Borneo
“Service makes the difference
when you buy from the Homco
man with the Homco Plan.”
The Role Of The City
In The War Against Waste
/ Kditoi's iVote- .Tins is tin*
j I.ist (I (lie aitiiles dost i ibiti.*
fj him tile lj.nn .is(ci t'oimti Soil
y (’<ms< i \<ition Distnit i.mit into
K bom".
Soil (bniscn .i( 1011 and (ho fit*
Om (Inns -Nikita Kitwlu, i.ait nl mn national oionoim
w,lull'd to soi dm inn In-, iis t In .1 nation with 111010 (bin
to Iho Lintccl States was in 'lO peidiit ot its laiiui (ot'C
( \ uuple 01 \meiu.ni am uni- k mined tiom tho land .in a
uue llin was a field in in aluin.laiu 0 m toocl it th.
uim'i he leathU ..ilnntwl w ‘ 101 m 1 auxin. stole it 's pi-\
well w.i\ aha ad of Russia to lom I .i m u iiltm 0 s \ital
\\ h\ was he tomeined 7 To- iole E\ on m the ‘lmUlstll.ll
cl a i m Rufesi > almost halt ot state ot Pennsxhama a-i li-
Enos Miller, 1772 Windy Hill Road, Lan-
caster. sa t \s ‘Tin well satisfied with the
Hornco broiler program. During 1961 I
started 85,000 broilers and sold 84,992
That’s selling 8 less than I started. At an
average age of 9 weeks-4 days, the 4
flocks averaged 3.97 lbs. with a condem-
nation of about 1%. I never had results
this good before I started using Hornco
Feed.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 7, 1962
the total lahoi foiie is cmplm
ed 111 .vtuiultuie In the
United stales onh one prison
in 2~i is needed to mow a
sin plus ot food tin the nation
Ati 11 nil 111 e is an issintial
ulluie and processing of agn
cululdl piodmts lenuxin one of
the slati s hugest businesses.
Despite todav s siuplus tiio
Anietiian tjimei cannot affo"d
to lx e omplac int Flume pop
ulation piopuliou, indicate
thc'io will bo no sin pluses by
l l (7'i <ii oiu cuiionl agiuul
tui.il pn-dnction lev el In th 3
ini'iiuluno 11101 o of mu good
fa iinhi ml will be paced with,
supei highwcU s 01 lu planted
\ i'll housing oi indust 11 il dev
elopments II fanneis aie
t o im it lut uie ib mantis for
loot! Tiii \ mu it inesoiM and
inipiocc th(> pudiumm of
the n land rod.i <
Soil ( olis< 1 i .ition
\Kls I I h.iill l l s
11\ pi opi ling tile woik Of
soil const i\ at ion distucts into
the tulme we bud that many
ol then ai (ouiphsliinents will
bo on duett benefit to in ban
and subuiban tesidents as well
as the fc 1 1 in oi This is p' im
anh due to The tact that
watei lathei than soil, is be-'
t coning tlu fiist concern of
c onsei \ atiomsts 0£ couise,
tin two ale hud to sepai ate
when one talks about consec
ution ot the land bin as as
pioblems ot flooding and
gieatei demands foi water
hate become moie serious a
switch m conservation emph
asis has ococuitd Controll
ing uatc'i in oidci to keep it
out of oui cities and stonug
it toi di\ periods is a main
objectu e
Twent\ veais of soil con
sen ation woik m this country
hate shown that all the water
can’t be controlled on the faim.
Despite strip cropping duer
siou ten ace, and othei pract
ices sniphis watei still leaves
the tann and hnds its way
into citv basements Tha
pimciple that the spaces be
tween each paitide of soil
am oui best reseivoirs is still
sound but these leseivoira
must he augment
In Congiess attacked
this pioblem bv passing the
Wateished Protection and
Flood Pieyention Act Now
floodwatei can be held in the
htadwateis ot our stieams by
small and medium-size earthen
dams built with fedeial funds.
The piogiam is the respon
sibility of local sponsois It,
toi example, they decide they
need watei stoiaae as well
as watei control dams can be
slighth me leased in size at
local expense to piovide add
itional watei foi 11 ngation,
industnal and municipal
yyatei supply, recreation or
other local pui poses
The fedeial goyeminent is
yyell ayyaie that poor land man
agement practices allow silt
to polute our streams and fill
water reservoirs Thus in
order to insure the life of these
dams and their investment in
them, the federal government
requires that the land above
the dams receive conservation
tieatment through the regular
land treatment program of the
local soil conservation district.
Planning For Development
The soil survey used ift
planning each soil conservat
ion district cooperator’s farm
has also found its waj to the
city Failure to use a soil
survey in Fairfax County. Vir
ginia, lecently resulted in the
waste of J 230.000 in the con
struction of a high school.
After it was built additional
excavations and footings be
came necessary because the
school was built on pooly
drained soil Fairfax County
now has completed a county
wide soil suivey to insure
pioper septic tank disposal,
choose public building sites,
locate highwavs, assess land
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