n |, p information on the poultry hus-
POUltry JCiXpCll iness for the last 25 years,
n «♦>' - DCTT will retire on July 1.
Retires At- rsu In recognition of his long
, service, Leuschner has been
s*redeslc> -H. (Fritz) Leus- name( j professor emeritus of
clmer, professor of poultry agr i CU ]tural extension by the
scienc*. extension at The Penn- g oar< j 0 f Trustees oif the Uni
sylvania . State University and ygrsity.
a man, helped provide j n historic with the Bxten
pennsylvania with educational s ; on service, he has conduc-
SEE US FOR
ENDRIN
Miller Chemical&Fertilizer Corp.
P.O« Box 25, Ephroto 733-6525
ATTENTION
Farmers and Poultrymen
We are the largest suppliers o£ Wood Shavings
in. the East for Poultry Litter and Cattle Bedding
packaged in bales, burlap and paper bags.
We are now receiving a new crop of very
clean peanut hull. Save money by picking up at
our warehouse.
0. & D. SAWDUST CO., Inc.
659 E. Main St., Lititz, Pa.
(formerly of Manheim)
Phone 626-2068
Distributor For
Shredded Pine bark for Mulching
Evergreens, roses, etc.
We deliver anywhere.
For prompt service call
ted hundreds of meetings and
demonstrations on all produc
tion and preparing processes
FREDERICK H. LETJSCHNBR
in the poultry industry for resi
dents of 18 counties in the
State. His specialties have been
poultry housing, management,
nutrition, records and records
analysis, and central brooding
systems.
Leuschner joined the Penn
State extension staff as an as
sistant professor of poultry
husbandry in 1938.
He is a member of tlie Poul
try Science Association, Ep
silon Sigma Phi, Extension
Professors Association of Penn
State and the Masons,
He has prepared numerous
magazine and newspaper arti
cles on poultry science in ad
dition to a variety of exten
sion circulars and leaflets.
The Bible says there will be
wars, and rumors of wars, and
history proves that to be a fact.
Scarely a generation during the
span of recorded history has
been without a conflict some
place in the world.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 15, 1963—:
Though the U.S. farmer
Breakfast cereals are Imp or- ® tnwvn °onfv *2* ner«
tant for their valuable contri- 1 , , ’„v l « y r ,i- n
bution of protein, vitamins, f boys , " h ° t plan *®
minerals, and food energy. attend , co ege *1“ to ” aj °"
point out Penn State exten- 111 agrwultm-e. Thousands of
sion nutrition specialists. Their S° od agriculture-related 3 obs
convenience, economy, and S° unflled each year
wide variety help prevent a
diet from becoming monoton
ous. „
Cereals on Menu
QUALITY SERVICE
MONOLITHIC
and
CONCRETE STAVE
SILOS
TERRE HILL SILO CO.
INC.
TERRE HILL, PA.
Phone 445-3911
SINCE 1927
MbRE
FvR
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M*NEY
WITH WAYHE PERSOHAUZED SERVICE PROCRAMS
(You can read about all sorts of new ideas to lower your
dcosts of production In the laying house. But how to know
.what Ideas will work for you, how to adapt them to your
particular farm ~ that is a problem. That's where
Wayne Personalized Service Programs can mean so much
to you. Trained and experienced Wayne service men
Stave the know-how to give you practical help in solving
four poultry problems. Come in and put this team of
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flflck ef/iciPHSJ up,;
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R. D. 1, Qaarryrllle
B. D. 2, Peach Bottom
GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
MILLERSVILLE
SUPPLY CO.
Millersville
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R, D. 1, Stereos
,C. E. SONS
' D. Eas|t; Earl
J, & SON
■u"' h' ! &* Bellaire
A statesman is any politi
cian who agrees with you.
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
rohrer s mill
B. D. 1, Honks
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, Inc.
Witmer - Ronks - LeoU
HERSHEY BROS.
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