—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 9, 1963
12
Four Countians
On Cover Of
Nat’l Magazine
Thiee Future Farmers of
Ameuca an-d a faimer from the
Milleisulle area appealed on
the coier of a national maga
zine lerenilly.
The FFA membeisl all 1962
graduates of Penn Manor High
School, iv ho appeared on the
Febiuaij-Maich issue of the
National Future Faimer Maga
zine are James Benedict, Nel
son Habecker and Kenneth
Shei tzer
They are shown in the farm
shop with John Sangrey, Con
estoga R 2 Both Shertzer and
Habecker ate now farming m
paitnerships with their fatheis
on the home fai m Benedict is
employed by the Southeastern
Pennsvliania Artificial Bieed
eis Coopeiative
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Two Cows Have
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Two registered Holstein
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leceived fiom Holsteiri-Fnes
lan Association of America
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Vt.
The cows aie Reba Hillman
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fat in 305 days, and Bankrose
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Don't Learn The Hard Way!
Rough Weather
and
EGG PRODUCERS. ..
The winter has been unusually severe.
Production of many flocks has been affected by temperature,
disease, or both.
WHAT ABOUT REVACCIMATING YOUR LAYERS?
Even if you did give them a booster vaccination between Thanks
giving and Christmas, we feel that in most cases it will be to
your advantage to revaccinate your layers and breeders.
NEWCASTLE especially has been unusually severe. Many out-,
breaks hove occurred and it just DOES NOT PAY to take the
chance that you'll get by.
WHAT ABOUT THE REACTION?
If you have no reaction you know your birds arc immune and
you'll sleep better.
If there is a reaction to the mild strains of vaccines we use, your
birds were highly susceptible to the field strains and you should
be glad you revaccinoted before real trouble come along.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
during cold weather -
HELPS \
(in fact you'H be well paid for it)
KEEP ICE OUT OF THE FOUNTAINS, heat-tapes are a.big help;
here.
A LITTLE FRESH LITTER in piles in the pens will reolly moke
them scratch.
EARLY BIRD HI PRODUCER PELLETS #2O. Use them to get
that much needed additional feed into them at this time.
There are
LITTLE THINGS
Management that
you get
BIG RETURNS
flocks.
Just see ony Miller & Bushong Service Representative or coll us„
collect at Lancaster 392-2145.
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