out; he- feeds out about 130
to 150 head a year.
He has an upright silo which
b push out on the ground, he will All, but he plans to
' merman, -who drives truck continue to chop corn and feed
t j me for K. Kenneth Wen- it green until sometime in
. usually buys feeder ' pigs November. “That way, I won’t
Virginia at about 150 to have to put any silage in a
pounds and fattens them trench or on a pile, and the
Zimmermon
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Lancaster 393-3906 New Holland 354-8001 C~ Christiana LY 3-5687 M. S. Yearsley & Sons
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SELF FEEDING WAGON WAS BUILT for very little cost bv Tobn w
Zimmerman, Ephrata R 1 He took an old flat bed wag™ and added the sides
from a forage wagon. He took off-the bottom board and put the sides on a slant
Chopped corn is blown into the wagon_in the field and steers eat from thP
|ggon. Hogs clean up what the steers push out on the ground. L. F. Photo,
W i l! laS i t ll ' vi f ter ’” he res of tobacco, 30 acres of crops well and handhn- them
steis do S wtll on the VeS ll* C ° rn ’ 12 &CreS ° f Wheat ’ flve as httle as l )0ssl ble when they
e 1 on tlle sreen acres of barley and eight ac- are ready to hai vest
chopped corn if it is not too res of alfalfa, and driving a) tonaivest.
young. He waits until the cattle truck, Zimmerman also
usks begin to turn brown be- does custom combining, silo
fore chopping lining, and a little corn pick-
In addition to raising steers, lng .
hogs, 700 laying hens, five ac- He believes in feeding his
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