—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, August 10, 1963 12 Your BEST BUY for increased, profit in a Silage Feeding Program . . . the all new EXTRA QUALITY Silage Balancer especially formulated by MASTER MIX ► 40% Protein (oil meals, meat, protein, urea) ► Vitamin ‘A’ palmitate (levels guaranteed on tag) >■ Low-cost per unit of protein Palatable ► Minerals BOOK VOID BEEF FEEDS NOW! Call Us today! L. J. Denlinger Co. Paradise Ross H. Rohrer & Sons -Quarryville Leroy M. Sensenig Hinkletown Blend & McGinnis Atglen DON’T LET FLIES LOWER EGG PRODUCTION James High Gordoimlle Wenger’s Feed Mill, Inc. Rheems Ira B. Landis Valley Road, Lancaster John B. Kurtz Ephrata Whiteside & Weicksel Kirkwood nkuode^ ■ ■ m MASTER Eby's Mill Lititz Hempfieid Mills East Petersburg Tackle this problem now. Use a combination of Purina fly killers to control fly and maggot problems. Scatter Purina Fly Bait in alley ways, feed rooms, wherever you find flies.- Attract flies with Purina Fly Checkers. Kills on contact. Spray houses with Purina Spray & Dip. Long-lasting. Single applica tion stops flies for 4 to 6 weeks. Kill maggots with Purina Diazimn Spray. One spraying stops maggots for about 2 weeks. New Cygon 2E Insecticide... lasts up to 8 weeks. Spray walls, ceilings when house is empty. Spray caged layer drop pings. Safe when used as directed. Fog Purina Insecticide Mist toward ceiling of house ... let mist settle on birds, litter. Act NOW! See us for proved Purina fly control products. John B. Kurtz Cedar Lane S. H. Hiestand & Co. Salunga J. H. Reitz & Son, Inc. "Lititz John J. Hess, II Intercourse - New Providence Warren Sickman Pequea County Boy Is Holstein Club Junior Member - Clifford Bollinger of Lititz has been accented for junior membership in The Holstem- Friesian Association of Amer ica, Brattleboro, Vermont. To qualify, junior members must be under 21, and have completed one year of success ful 4-H or vocational agricul tural dairy project work They also must own at least one Registered Holstein in their name Junior members are en titled to all, privileges, except voting, of the National Hol stein organization Light Up An effective farmyard light- • Com Plot as possible the yield the ing system is an aid to safety acre, and convenience. Penn State (Continued from Page 1) Clarence will analyze the de extension agricultural engin- the soil and appropriate amount naonstration plot results for the eers suggest a combination of of fer tii iz er was applied. A yard lights on ,poles and flood . , * , . . cxent corn production employ* lights located over entrances yield test Wlll be taken at har ’ ing the latest unproved prac to farm buildings, vest time to determine as close tices. Corn demands “beef” Gleaner combines have the rugged construction, the heft, the capacity . . . the power and traction to wade through your heaviest corn . . . even in muddy or icy fields If your crop can be combined . . . the Gleaner combine is the machine that can do it. Take your choice of Gleaner combines A, C, or E everyone has an easily attached corn head. Because the cylinder is down at the ear level, feeding is direct to the cylinder. No extra elevating necessary. Fewer parts are required. You save money. Ask us about an eye-opener test on your own farm. - New E with 2-raw corn head.^ Glcanbr 19 «n Allu Chalmen !r«deotßrlUi s* » Finance for profit. Ask us about Allis-Chalmers’ time payment plans*, ALLIS-CHALMERS A SALES & SERVICE NgT Nissley Farm Service Washington Boro, Pa, -WH. Bruboker * lititsf, Bju ' % ''•if' •: Lancaster Farming Ads Pay ! in a combine ... GLEANER combines have it! Grumelli Farm Service Qawrryvllle, P«. Allen H. Mon - - / % 'v* _ y - |Laytdi Bn^|]^ni«i^ Big C with 4-row corn head. S ' H L. H. Brubaker Lancaster, Pa. N. G. Myers & Son interns, Pa. I
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