10—Lancaster Farming, .Saturday, vJuly.' 13; 1963 '
Farm Building
Course Offered
Planning to construct some
lam (buildings this summer?
Or remodel present structures
for increased convenience and
labor efficiency?
Well-planned tfarm buildings
sturdily constructed are need
ed for the best use of labor
and equipment, says County
Agent M. M. Smith. Remodel
ing old buildings as costly and
otten unsatisfactory. And
sometimes 'construction of new
buildings is more economical.
To learn more about plan
ning the construction of new
buildings or remodeling old
structures Smith suggests you
enroll in Pennsylvania State
University’s correspondence
course in farm building. Lay
out of buildings is presented.
The needs for firm footings
and strong framing are ex
plained. Types of building ma
terials are discussed." Paints,
fences and their construction,
insulation and ventilation are
included. Sample building
plans are made available.
You take the course by
mail. Write to Farm Building,
Box 5000, tlniversity Park,
Pennsylvania. Include $2.50
■with, your name and address.
There are no other changes.
The entire course will he sent
you by return mail.
Your Cows...
and
DAIRY FEEDS
can be your money-making combination
Sure, cows eat lots of roughage . . but they
need balanced grain rations to maintain body
weight and produce milk efficiently.
Here’s the way you can increase the milk
flow in your dairy barn. Make Red Rose Dairy
Feeds and Supplements your choice in your feed
ing program. There are many Red Rose Feeds to
choose from in various protein levels, each one
formulated to fit the roughage you have available.
You can use Red Rose Feeds with confidence and
you’ll be pleased with the results they give in the
milk pail—and the increase in the milk check!
A. S. Groff
North Queen Street
Lancaster, Pa.
R. D, 2, Columbia, Pa.
West Willow*,.,mers- ■'
Association Brown & Rea /
West Willow, Pa. Atglen, P*.
Water System
Pasteurizer
Is Developed
Using a conventional water
heater, research engineers at
the Pennsylvania State Univer
sity are developing and testing
an improved home pasteurizer
for disinfection of individual
farm or home water supplies.
The work was reported recent
ly during the annual meeting
of the American Society of
Agricultural Engineers at Mia
mi Beach, Fla.
Mark D. Shaw, of the de
paitment of agricultural en
gineering at Penn State, said
the prevalence of contaminated
water and the need for disin
fection of individual water
supplies has become a growing
problem in recent years.
Shaw reported Agricultural
Experiment Station engineers
at Penn State have developed
a control system to hold water
a minimum of 30 minutes at
a temperature above 145 de
grees Fahrenheit. A heat ex
changer preheats incoming
water and cools the outflow
when hot water is not needed,
Shaw added.
He said an optional feature
of the system is a high capa
city supplementary heater for
high-temperature, short-time
pasteurizing 161 degrees
Fah-enheit for 15 seconds •
Mountville Feed
Service
_ County Co-op
Adds Personnel
A. F. “Al” KISH was jecent
ly appointed Feed Consultant
of Lancaster Farm Bureau. He
will be responsible for feed
formulation, nutrition and a
sales development program.
According to John E. "Wolge
nuith, Ass’t. General Manager
& Sales Manager of Lancaster
Farm Bureau, Mr. Kish will
serve as consultant to manage
ment in all matters pertaining
to feed.
A. F. KISH
“Al” graduated from Rutg
ers University in 1943 with a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Agriculture, received Master
of Science degree in Agricul
ture from the University of
Delaware in 1950 with a major
in Poultry Breeding and a
minor in Agricultural" Econo
mics.
From 1943 to 1945 he serv
ed as Assistant State Farm
Laboratory Supervisor with the
New Jersey Agricultural Ex
tension Service. From 1945 to
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GILT and BOAR SALE
Thurs. Eve., July 25, 1963
at 7 P.M.
Martins Sales Stables
Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster Co.
45 Bred Gilts—B Spring boars
Blood tested G breeds
Lancaster County Suine
Producers Association Inc.
James Z. Martin, sec.-treas.
Christiana, Pa. R 1
Paul Z. Martin, auct.
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Reconditioned
and
TRACTORS
John Deere 420
John Deere 1010 IT
John Deere A
John Deere B
Allis-Chalmers W
Allis-Chalmers G with
cultivator & corn planter
Farmall F-20
CULTIVATORS
John Dee,re
Oliver
McDeering
HAY CONDITIONERS
John Deere 1
Brlllion Hay Crusher
RAKES
Jolm Deere
-BALERS .
* New Holland 68, 76 Sk 77
ELMER E. PLASTERER, INC.
26 Road
1953 he was Assistant' Pro--"S*")?"* 1
lessor, Department o£ Ahimal a ALE' ftEGISTER -
and Poultry Industry at the^^!^-.—--
University ot Delaware where Saturday, £uly 20 Enbllp
he was engaged In teaching gale of registered 'and grade
and research. During the Holstein dairy herd * and
period of 1953 to 1963 he was equipment by Homestead,
employed by > Pennsylvania farm, Arthur Duffield, own-
Farm Bureau where he served er< Mullica Hill and Ewan
in the area of nututlon and Road, 1 mile east of Mull
research. ica Hill, N.J., just off route
322, arrows posted from
Mullica Hill, N. J. Sale at
12 o’clock noon.
Remove Old Flowers
Remove flower heads ol li
lacs, early-flowering rhododen
drons, peonies, and similar
plants immediately after the
blooming period, is the recom
mendation of Penn State ex
tension floriculturists.
Exclusive'fromiNiH:
FIRST GRI
WITH
* Quiet running * Choice of 4 or 5 bar*reef
-v,
* Easy-tp-change reel speed * Only 3 daily luw£
points * Attractive Low Price}
A. B. C. Groff
New Holland
Wilbur H. Graybill
Lititz, R. D. 2
H. S. Newcomer & Son
Mount Joy
Allen H. Matz
AGRICULTURAL
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
SILAGE EQUIPMENT
Corn Shredder
5’ Cutter Bar for 8 Har-
vester
Ge.hl 2 Row Self-Propelled
Harvester w/Row Crop
Attach. & Cutter Bar
Lundell Chopper
Allis-Chalmers Blower
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
Ford 850 w/Loader and
Backhoe
Massey-Ferguson 65 w/
Loader and Backhoe
John Deere 4401 C Crawler
Loader
John Deere model 51 back
hoe
IND-DRIVEN RAKE
r r BELT. DRIVES
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Denver
Chet Long
Akron
Phone 273-2616
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Landis Bros. „
, Lancaster T”^
J. Paul Nolt
Ga P %k
A. L. Herr & Bre. |
Qnarryviilo J|
Chas. J. McComsey \
& Sons
Hickory Hill, P*.
Value
Checked
Hough Payloader
Allis-Clmlme,rs HDSG
Crawler Loader
Hough Payloader with buck*
hoe
Oliver HG42 w/Angling
Blade
Oliver BGS Crawler
Oliver OC3 Crawler Loader
w/3 pt. Hitch & P.T.O,
Caterpillar-Xonrapull Jt
Scraper
Pippin Backhoe
Howard Rotovator
Sims Cah
MOWERS
John Deere Nos. 5 • 8 • 10
Kosch Side Mounted
McDeering
Mew Holland Semi-mtd, 7*
Lebanon, Pa*
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