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L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Grumelli Farm Serv.
Quarryville, Pa.
OXFORD CHAPTER YOUNG FARMERS Associa-
tion was presented its charter in the state association
YFA Wednesday at the state convention at the Penn
sylvania State University. Here Lee Brown, left, presi
dent of the chapter and D. Kenneth Thompson, chapter
advisor examine the new charter. The Chester County
school has held young farmer classes for several years,
but had never been granted a charter by the state
association. L. F. Photo.
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Rhceins, Pa,
Nissley Farm Service Snavely’s Farm Service
Washington Boro, Pa.
Lausch Bros. Equipment
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 1, 1962—:
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giound with spiings. Clear
spans of 70 feet aie common,
and the manufactuiei believes
a 100 feet span is possible.
lie descnbed a fencing
machine that dines, posts,
sti etc lies vvne and fastens it
to the posts all in one opera
tion and does it in one fifth
the time it normally takes to
make the same kind of fence
Mc.Tunkin said Ins company
believes that a building is ob
solete when it is built if it
is not an integral pai t of a
matei ial&-handling system
‘‘Unless it is designed into
the system, it is just another
roof to put things under,” he
PRIZE WINNING STEERS
Grand Champions and Reserve Champions
chosen at the Lancaster County and Chester
County 4-H Round-ups were fed well.
The ever-increasing volume of Wayne Sweet
Mix each year indicates the cattlemen of
Pennsylvania are aware of the fact that
Wayne Sweet Mix is truly a quality product.
Th is natural protein feed along with good
management is responsible for developing
many Grand Champions. THE GRAND
CHAMPION AND THE RESERVE CHAMP
ION CHOSEN AT THE RECENT CHESTER
COUNTY 4-H ROUND-UP HAD BEEN FED
WAYNE SWEET MIX. THE GRAND
CHAMPION AND RESERVE CHAMPION
CHOSEN THE FOLLOWING DAY AT THE
SOUTHEASTERN 4-H ROUND-UP AT THE
UNION STOCKYARDS IN LANCASTER
HAD BEEN FED WAYNE SWEET MIX.
The proof of the feed, therefore,
is in the eating.
Wayne Sweet Mix with natural protein may cost
a little more, but if the difference is as much as
$lO per ton, the increase would amount to only
$l.OO per ton when mixed to make one ton of
complete feed. On the basis of the Nov. 19th price
of cattle, the $l.OO per ton is offset if only appro
ximately lbs. additional weight per animal is
secured. The additional weight beyond this re
presents valuable dividends. For instance, if Way
ne Sweet Mix gives you 75 lbs. additional weight
per animal you’ll have an additional income of ap
proximately $21.50 per head.
There is a Wayne dealer near you with a supply
of fresh Wayne Sweet Mix. Your business will be
appreciated.
Gurney D. Brandt Sons
Irwin K. Curry
Hershey Pa.
John K. Curry & Sons
Dutchman Feed Mills,
Inc.
Stevens K. 1). 1, Pa
Grubb Supply Co,
Klu-abetlitown, Pa.
John M. Herr
GiautvlJlo & Jonestown, Pa.
Horst’s Mill
Lebanon K. I). I, Pa,
Lime Valley Mills
AVillon Street, Pa.
Marion Roller Mill
Stoin hsbui a. Pa,
Lebanon, Pa.
PalmM'.i, Pa
Heck’s Mill
Lee&poi t, Pa.
Hershey Bros,
ileinholils, P<«.
said
tVe will continue to den-'
op systems lathei than nul
vidual pieces ot equipment, li
said
McJunkin said hi-, (ompaii
has i called th.it Russia
lapully latching up with tin
United Stales in steel pi educ-
tion technology and man
other technologies Perhap
they aie ahead ot us m som
space technologies, hut tie
production ot food is om
techuologj in which Ameuc
is still fai out in 1 1 out, h
said
Markey’s Wayne Feed
Store
Lebanon, Pa.
Ellis W. Mentzer
New Holland, Pa.
H. H. Miller
Pa\t<)um, Pa.
Millersville Supply Co.
Millers\ die, J’a
Mountville Feed Service
Columbia U. I). 3, X’a.
Fowl’s Feed Service
Chestnut l’a.
Rohrer’s Mill
UoiiKs, i’a.
Chas. E. Saudcr & Sons
Ka*,t Karl, I’a
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Inc,
Winner - Kouks - J.cola, I’a.
J. K. Stauffer & Son
Jxmn and UelJaav, I’a.
J. C. Walker & Son, Inc.
(,ai>, I’a.
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