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® ,i isa» |horder-line cows. Use (Continued from Page 1)
sons. Canton, Pa _ second
tie elute and tW »™ <• «•'• J~" determine the nows ylce . pre ,, JMt M , llon Ooa ,
possible ventilation Be al- that are making the most net Flor Mlllmg Co . Ban .
e.t for dead birds, chickens, return each year. MIA re- _ Th f ld Vice-President;
or cats that may give you some cords should be very useful. * &
warning of the trouble Silo Richland, Pa. -
«ns is dangerous and may form Treasurer
tins fall m some area - A locust flevoars > ts own The fol , ow ln addltlon t 0
weight in food every day and H w elected Directors
„ „ „ , an armj : o£ loc r ’ for a thiee year term George
Many first celt dairy heifers which may weigh as much as w _ Robmb Klea mer Feed
aie freshening during the late 50,000 tons, descends on crops gt Kreame r,. Pa and Wil
summer and fall months. This they consume the food of 5 S , pr enkle, Spangler &
is a good chance to cull out million people every day. Spre nkle, Yoik. Pa
rf o Cull Poor Cows.
Steer Feeders
PROBLEMS
ASSOCIATED
WITH CATTLE
GOING ON FEED
Digestive disorders and a slight trans-
ient depression in appetite in newly-ar-
rived cattle in the feedlot have been pro-
blems for ; a number of years. There are
numerous causes:
The sudden change in type of feed, for example, from grass and
milk to grain, silage and/or hay and a protein supplement.
Too rapid pushing of grain concentrates.
Too much protein.
Not enough roughage.
Too much high quality roughage.
Unpalatable feed.
Too much green chopped legume or grass silage.
Feeding soft or immature corn. If not moldy, soft corn is satisfact
ory, but animals must be accustomed to it gradually (Morrison).
Too much green chopped corn causing green corn poisoning.
10.
Too much silage fed to lighter weight calves. Calves do not have
the digestive capacity to obtain their total' digestible nutrients
from a full feed of silage alone.
Digestive disorders caused by infections.
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In addition, in connection -with .supplements containing an anti
biotic, there is an adjustment of the ruinen microflora to the anti
biotic. This may cause a slight depression in rumen function and
reduce appetite for 24 to 36 hours after the initial feeding. Softer
feces-also may be noticed. This effect is transient and after 36 to
48 hours the appetite should be restored to normal..
12.
For a successful and profitable steer feeding program designed to
minimize these problems contact any Miller & Bushong Service Repre
sentative or call us direct at Lancaster, 392-2145.
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“A winning combination for any cattleman”.
"FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE"
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 14, 1963
Clarence Keener
Has Top Cow
In D.H.I.A.
A registered Holstein cow
in the herd ot Claience Keen
er, Manheun R 3, finished hei
305 day lactation in July with
16,60 2 pounds of milk and
945 pounds ot butteifat tor
the highest lactation m the
Red Rose Dairy Heid Improve
ment Association
The high monthly aveiage
during the month was made by
the 27 registered Holstems in
the herd at the Red Rose Re
seal ch Faun The herd asei
aged 1,701 pounds of milk
with a 3 7 per cent test and 03
pounds ot butteifat per cow
Second high average was
made by the 21 registeied
Holstein cows owned by John
E Esh, Gordonville R 1 The
herd had 60 pounds of butter
fa,t in 1,574 pounds of milk
with a 3 8 per cent test
Second high lactation was
produced by a registered Hol
stein cow in the herd of Hiram
S Aungst, Elizabethtown R 1
She made 20,066 pounds ot
milk and 876 pounds ot but
tertat
Three other cows in the as
sociation had moie than 800
pounds of butterf.it during the
lactation ending in July They
were in the herds of Christ K.
Lapp and Son, C Robert
Greider, and Maik P. Stoltz
fus
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in 1956 He was first elected
to chairmanship in September
of 1962 after setvmg as in
terim chanman in 1961-62 fol
lowing the death ot Landis
BecVer
Othei officers reelected were
Blmei Hubei, Pequea Rl, vice
chairman, and John J Herr,
Mount Joy Rl, legular mem
ber
Frank W Aument, Holtwood
Rl, was elected first alternate
membei, succeeding Russell
Drumm, Denver R 2 Aument
was a second alternate mem
ber last year
The second alternate mem
bei went to .1 Wade Groff, Hol
stein breeder from Lancaster
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Community committeemen,
were elected last week by mail
balloting
Seldomridge, who was elec
ted community committeeman
from Salisbury and Leacock
Twps last week, resigned his
chairmanship following his re
election to the county com
mittee Thuisday night He was
succeeded by Robert Mast,
Narvon R 2.
Both Aument and Groff are
also committeemen in their re
spective townships
County committeemen take
office on Oct 1
Rhode Island was the only
state that refused to partici
pate in the constitutional con
vention of 1787.
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