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Lh freight rate.-;, a “break
r“ „h>’ that would give Penn-
P! „ a better chance to
P®ete with the southern
? on livestock feed prices.
P Insecticide Tests
null said improved detection
Lvices'is making it harder all
fhe time for farmers to meet
SPRING
OIL
SALE
March 16 April 30
Save 50*
on each 5-gal. Unico Oil and
on each 25-lbs. Umco Grease.
Plus Big Bonus
Values
Buy Now, Save Now!
FARM
BUREAU
Lancaster - 394-0541
New Holland - 354-2146
Quarryville - 786-2126
INTERESTED IN CAGES?
We ore installing many new Big Dutchman flat deck cage sys-
tems in Pennsylvania and Maryland. This system is the choice
of more and more modern poultrymen everyday.
Be sure to check with us before you buy any cage system. (We
hove new conventional stair-step cages also).
Call Us We would be glad to show you some of these up to
date "flat deck“ installations.
"Headquarters for all your poultry equipment needs."
New Holland
'• i- ;r i \.; -t;
pesticide tolerances. “Zero
tolerance five years ago is not
the same as zero today,” he
saidj and called for a revamp
ing of regulations to set a limit
on the amount of pesticides
allowable in food pioducts. “It
the same amount of the chemi
cal is in foods today as five
yean ago, shouldn’t it be call
ed zeio, or insignificant, or so
forth?”
He said by 1970", or 1975 at
the latest, we can probably
eliminate biucellosis from all
species of livestock in the U.S ,
but tuberculosis is a different
pioblem. It is difficult to
get the last few cases, he said.
Land Use Questioned
The secretary called for the
formation of a watchdog com
mittee for cases involving land
taken under imminent domain.
He said, “If we are going to
stay in the business of fanning
and keep the impouani food
industiy in Pennsylvania, we
aic going to have to do some
thing about the large amomt
of class I land going into road-
LUDLOW GUERNSEY
DISPERSAL
At the farm, Asbury, N. J. (6 miles west of Clinton)
only 15 miles east of Easton, Pa., near Norton, N. J.
RICHARD CRAIG, owner
SATURDAY, APRIL 18 12:30 P.M. (EST)
80 HEAD 1 Bull; 43 cows, 13 Bred Heifers, 23
Open Heifers A uniform calving schedule milk
whenever you need it.
A sound, solid herd with good DHIA records made
on home grown grain and roughage. This is a herd you
will like.
SPECIAL NOTE: In the sale are daughters of: Fritz
lyn Jeanette’s FLASH, Henslee Farms V. FAME, Nyala
Ermine’s BONANZA and Mulhocaway Butterfat DIS
PATCH.
For catalogs write: Sale managed by:
BUZZ GAREY
100 Walnut Lane Morrisville, Pa.
DISTRIBUTED BY
KUIPERS BROS.
ways, building sites and etc.
One of the best ways to ac
complish these things, he said,
i* to work for more faun
onented legislators. He said he
looks for legislation soon le
gaidmg moie stungent laws on
open space and tax iclief for
farmeis m industiul and other
built up areas.
Bull was introduced by Lan
caster County Agent, Max
Smith.
• Dairy Show
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and with the approval by Gov
ernor William W Scranton.
Governor Scranton signed the
measuie on Thuxsday, m a
special ceremony.
The addition of the dairy
event brings vo three the num
ber of state sponsored agricul
tural expositions.
The January state farm show
was inaugurated 48 years ago
and is open only to Penn
sylvania exhibitois
Former Secretaiy of Agn-
354-5146
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 11, 1964—13
culture Dr. William L Hen- dian breeders
mng founded the Pennsylvania Bull had been a leading ad-
Livestock Exposition, a No- vocate of the dauy show to
vember beef cattle, hog and focus attention on Pennsyl
sheep show, m 1957. It is also vama’s leading faim commod
open lo American and Cana- ity.
FARM EQUIPMENT SALE
Wednesday, April 22, 1964, at 9 AM.
Blue Ball, Pa., Lancaster Co.
Tractors, Horsedrawu farm implements, machinery,
equipment, supplies, hdwe., tools, hay, straw, posts.
We sell on Commission.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Ph. New Holland 354-6671
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