1 - Letters >-op Manager tes Editorial o Uditor, Lancaster Farming iear Sir, : want to extend my congrat tions to you on the splendid icle in Lancaster Farming, ho is to Blame for Surplus ’ You did a wonderful job I covered the situation very sly. This is a terrific problem, Market Egg Producers! Get Off to the Right Start! "The Way the Twig is Beat!",,, Well, that applies to your pullets raised for replacements in the laying house. Next summer's egg production costs and your flocks performance will be determined by the way you feed and manage your replacements right now. A cheaply built feed or a poor program will NOT save you money. Only top production, low feed conversion and low production costs per dozen eggs will pay off. GOOD MANAGEMENT ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT Winning Combination For Any Poultryman fry wafer soluble Tylan confaining Tylosin, \\\> I//,/ 'W fry. and I wonder if dairymen can afford to alt back and expect the government to settle their problems for them or must th ey do more for themselves thr ough their organizations. I believe you will see more milk history written in the next two years than has taken place last ten years. The milk hearing now being held in Phil adelphia may be very critical. With kindest regards, S. A. Horton, Mount Joy Cooperative . Association Remember the saying. No Matter Whose Chick Starter You Use Please Bear In Mind IS AN May We Suggest That .... Early Bird No. 3 Fortified Chick Starter. A Good Management Job If C R D is your problem a product of fhe Elanco division of Eli Lilly & Co. available af "FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE" And Is A Miller & Bushong, Inc. Rohrersfown, Pa. Ph. Lancaster 392-2145 (Area Code 717) Feed Companies Merger Is Off The Wirthmore Feeds Divi sion of Corn Products Company today disclosed that the plan for the purchase of its proper ties by Eastern States Farmers' Exchange, Inc., has been termi nated. Granville M. Bond, pre sident ot Wirthmore said that Eastern States had advised the company that it had taken this action “on the 'recommendation ot our counsel.” Lancaster Farming, Saturday, M'arch 23, 1963 4-H Tractor, Handyman Clubs Hold Roundup Prizes were awarded in the 4-H Tractor Maintenance club and the 4-tH Handyman Club at a roundup of the two clubs last week m the Farm Bureau 'Cooperative building. In the first year group, Daniel Rohrer, Manheim Rl, took the top prize followed by Robert Blecker, Sheridan Rl and Jay Wissler, Landisville. Richard Buckwalter, Lititz R 3 was tops in the second year program. He was trailed by Nelson Martin, Bphrata Rl and Kenneth Lapp, Ronks Rl. David Zimmerman, Remhol ds Rl was the winner in the thud year competition. Handyman, Richard Warfel, Conestoga Rl, was named ch ampion in that club with lus exhibit of a coffee table Jay and Gerald Harnish, both of Willow Street R 2, were second and thud respectively. An explanation ot the tunc tion of the fom-cycle gasoline engine won David Zimmeiman, Remholds HI, and Stanley Lei ninger, Denver R 2, the top club tractor demonstration, follow ed by Buckwalter, who outlm- NOW GET MORE QUALITY AT HO INCREASE IN WITH A NEW Girten deluxe o n FARM COOLING TANK FEATURING: CLARK ELECTRIC R. D. 1, Kinzers Phone Intercourse 708-8501 ed the working of the distribu tor. Judges for the tractor pro jects and demonstration con test were two York County 4-H tractor club leaders, Ralph Sn yder and Ross Markley, and Burton Horn, Pennsylvania State University Extension Service agricultural engineer. Top tractor and demonstra tor champions were awarded electric drills by the Lancaster County Implement Dealers As sociation. Horn told, t factor club mem bers the state 4aH tractor pro gram would be revised next year and extended to a foui year plan He also said the 4-H tractor driving contest will eliminate the distuct finals this year, permitting all county winners to compete for the state cham pionship during Pennsylvania 4-H Days at Univeisity Park next August The tractor clubs have sched uled a tour Maich 25 of the Caterpillar Co , York Since 19 50, the number of milk cows in the United States has declined 4V 2 million, but the milk supply continues at a lecoid late Aieiage milk pro duction pei cow has increased tioin 5,314 pounds a year to 7,004 pounds PRICE SPACESAVER SIDE OUTLET ONE-PIECE COVER NEW FOAM TYPE INSULATION MOST EFFICIENT COOLING 5
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