Clycte WUsler Wins Prize Snyder, a' high school student
] n Feedlot Planning Contest
honorable mention awards will
clyde ‘ B . Whaler, New Hoi- er will be Presented a plaque vVmonr^r^ns 7^
nnd SI, has been judged na- and $lOO, plus other honors, Q smith
tional winner in a feedlot by Arthur Hyde, president of
i lining contest sponsored by A. O. Smith, at an awards Wissler is a vocational agn
}lje Harvesters Division of A. luncheon, Tuesday, April 7, cultural student and is secre
-0 Smith, Inc. m the Host Motel, Lancaster, tary of the Putuie Farmers of
Woesler, student president Wissler’s sponsor in the vo- American, Grasslands Chapter
at Garden Spent High School, is cational agriculture contest He has been a member of the
the ion of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- was Kmpmeyer, Inc, New Hoi- parliamentary procedure team
e R. Wissler. land. and has won two FFA Founda-
S For his design of a livestock Also to be cited at the tion awards in crop raising
feeling area, the Future Farm- luncheon wall be the second and safety.
Speaking of Pullets
MANAGEMENT
In large measure, flock performance, depends upon the devel-
opment of a bird's MAXIMUM EGG LAYING CAPACITY. Prop-
er management of GROWING PULLETS is
important principles contributing to success.
Other equally
elude:
and adequate sanitation.
For a sound, successful REC
ORD PRODUCING* program
which will raise your pullets at
a surprisingly reasonable cost
See your Early Bird Service
Representative or call us direct
at LANCASTER, 392-2145
NOTE:
* We HAVE FACTS AND FIGURES.
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IMPORTANT
good breeding,
"FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE"
IS
important
good
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&
JUST ASK FOR THEM!
Miller
&
Bushong, Inc.
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
(Area Code 717)
one of the most
factors in-
feeding
Lanapster Farming, Saturday, February 29, 1964
His feedlot project was
earlier named the best in this
region, prior to national com
petition. Wissler developed his
livestock feeding area plans
with the guidance of two voca.
tional agriculture teaohers at
Garden Spot, Robert Herr and
Gene R Daugherty.
Holstein Men
To Hear Three
Dairy Experts
Three nationally known au
thorities on dairy management
will addiess a regional insti
tute of the Pennsylvania Hol
stein Association, scheduled
for 7 30 pm Tuesday. March
17, at Elizabethtoy\ n H'gn Sch
ool
The speakers will be Dr
Clinton E Meadows, East
Lansing', Miclh , Ralph E\ans
Beierly, Mass , and J Buan
McCague, AWiston, Ont , Can
ada.
The Elizabethtown session
■will be one of seven regional
meetings arranged for the
fourth annual Breeder Insti
tute of the PH A
Dr Meadows will speak on
“Dairy Cattle Breeding, To
day and Tomorrow,” while Ev
ans wall address the session on
“Steps to Profitable Dairj
Farming ”
McOague, farm manager for
the internationally - famous
Glenafton Farm, will be repre
senting one of the leadang
dairy eattle breeding enterpri
ses on the continent Topic of
FOR BEST WEED
AND INSECT KILL!
ALLIS-CHALMERS
Power
Precision Sprayers
Finance for profit Ask ua about Allia-Chalmera time payment plant.
Get the dollar-making’ difference with
MLIS-CHALMERS
SALES It SERVICE NfT
Allen H. Matz
Farm Equipment
New Holland, P«.
L. H, Brubaker
Lititz, Pa.
Grumelli Farm Service Nissley Farm Service
Qnarryville, P». Washington Boro, Pa.
Lausch Bros. Equipment
Bred Gilt Sale
Averages $83.90
Bred gilts averaged $83.90
during the semi-annual gilt and
boai sale of the Lancaster
County Swine Producers Assn.,
Inc , Saturday at Blue Ball.
The top selling bred gait, a
Yorkshii e consigned b> Leon L,
Arnold, Lebanon, brought $l2O
and was sold to C Lloyd Bur
nish, Lancaster R 6
Topping the open gilt listings
■was another Yorkshue, an en
trj of Olair Fichibangh, Fel
ton Pa , which sold for $62.
50 to Melvin W Maitin, Lit
itz R,l Oipen gills aceraged
$46 60
Masonn Homes Farm, Eliz
abethtown consigned the high
selling boai, a Duioc He went
out at s6'2 50 to Stephen A.
Maitin, Diumore R 1 Boats av
eraged $47 77
Tlhe 4 3-head sale, held, at
Paul Z Martin Sales Stable,
grossed members f3,0'97 50
Auctioneer was Paul Z Mar
tin, clerk, James Z Martin,
and sales manager, EJjwl Pish-
his talk will be “Held Man
agement and Promotion ”
A question and answer per
iod will follow the formal talks.
Admission tickets are available
from local Holstein Olulb offi
cials, and all members of the
4-H Clti/bs and the Patur©
Partners of America organiza
tions will be admitted free off
Charge
Save time! Get at the Job
right now. The AIIU-J
Chalmers wand-type spray* i
er covers a 30 to 50-foot
swath depending on pres-1
sure used. Pumps avail*
able 6-roller HYPRO.J
250 psi and 8-roller HY-;
PRO, 350 psi.
Hand-gun sprayer shoots
an even mist 30 to 50 feet.)
Ideal for trees, shrubs, I
fence rows, cleaning build
ings and machinery, fight-)
ing fires. Thirty-foot hose >
available.
Standard 20-foot aluminum
non-corrosive booms cam
be extended to 33 feet to
cover ten crop rows or a
broad swath of field crops.
Nylon nozzles can be ad
justed to suit your spray
requirements exactly.
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rhcems. Pa.
Stevens, Pa.
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