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Farmers Feed & Supply Bemhoids & Richland j 0 m»to«m
Enos R. Buckwaiter Feed & Supply Lititz ’ Manhe “ n Stephen Kurtz Henry B. Hoover
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Quarryville Service Center
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many poultrymen try
iving” antibiotics first hop
to cure them. Then after
patent medicine doesn’t
k the sick birds are brought
to be diagnosed. To give
proper recommendation it
mpontant to have the birds
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before they have received anti
biotics.
Under management he stress
ed cleaning and disinfecting
the house inside and out af
ter each flock has gone. Also
keep other people who may
carry disease to your chickens
from entering your flock. Have
only one age of birds on the
farm at one time and know
i the source of the chicks fiom
the day they are born. If the
man who raises the chicks
doesn’t do a good job you can’t
expect to have a high produc
ing flock
The meeting at the Poultry
Center also featured A. F.
Kish, Feed Consultant and,
Richard C. Hann, Manager of
Feed Sales and Service from
the local Faim Bureau Associa
tion.
• Farm Prices
(Continued from Page 1)
pound, but still half a cent
below a year ago Wholesale
milk increased 30 cents per
cwt and topped the price a
year ago by 15 cents
Wheat dropped 36 cents pei
bushel since June, and is 39
cents below a year ago The
current price is the lowest
since 1942 Higher prices foi
clo-tim hay offset the slight
declines in alfalfa hay and the
feed giain crops.
The Index of Prices Receiv
ed, which is a measme of the
trend and change of prices le
ceived by farmers, was 228
percent of its 1910-14 = 100
base This compares with 216
a month eaiher and 222 a year
ago
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Prescott Service Center
Annville Service Center
the Durocs Champion and Re
seive Breed Champion.
In the Yorkshires, following
Stoltzfus’ Breed and Grand
Champion was Melvin Martin,
Warwick, with Reseive Breed
Champion.
Carl Seichrist, Manhenn Cen
tral, rapped up the Landrace
Breed by taking both top
awards and two Ephrata boys,
Richard Ritter and Thomas
Zartman weie the winners in
the Spotted Poland China class
Robert Fisher, New Holland,
had the Reserve Ciossbreed
behind Snader’s Breed cham
pion and Reserve Grand Cham
pion of the Show. William
Fisher, New Holland, had the
top Hampshhe and Mai tin
Wenuch, Ephrata, took .the
Reserve Champron.
In the open class a heavy
weight Yorkshire was the win
ner for John Frey, Solanco
Kenneth Kametz, Lampeter-
Strasburg, had the Reseive
with his Crossbreed.
All the hogs weie sold in
the afternoon with Sam Hip
pey, Willow Street, buying both
Stoltzfus’ Grand Champion at
35 5 cents per pound and Sna
der’s reseive champion at 30
cents. All told 141 hogs went
through the ring at an average
of 191 cents pei pound and
a total of $5515 95.
This year theie weie 34
more hogs in the show and
sale than last year.
Jacob L Kurtz Wilson Scott
Elizabethtown West Willow
Morgantown
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 8, 1964—7
• Stoltzfus
(Continued from Page 1)
Ephrata
Agway
Area Holsteins
Set New Records
Brattleboro, Veimont
New, officially recognized milk
and butterfat records by 'Re
gistered Holstein cows in this
area were undeiscoied in a
special repoit from The Hol
stem-Friesian Association of
America.
Vicinity cows included m
the icport aie
Stnckst Hays Pauline
4502380, a seven-year-old, pro
duced 20,041 lbs. milk and
800 lbs butteifat in 365 days.
She is owned by Ha am S.
Aungst, Elizabethtown
Roaring Maples Empress
Della 3717774, a nine-year-old,
pioduced 22,383 lbs milk and
937 lbs butteifat in 365 days.
She is owned by Roy H and
Ruth H. Book, Ronks
Hope Leader Jewel 5192697,
a two-year-old, produced 17,-
010 lbs milk and 762 lbs.
butteifat in 365 days Nancy
Leader Knollwood 5192698, a
Ihi ee-year-old, had 16,858 lbs.
milk and 739 lbs butteifat in
322 days. Both aie owned by
John W Eshelman & Sons.
Red Rose Research Centei,
Lancaster.
Penn Spiings Regal Daisy
Mae 4343823, a six-year-old,
pi educed 18,389 lbs milk and
876 lbs butterfat in 357 days.
Paikchester Soveieign Star
Pat 3615009, an 11-yeai-old, had
19,001 lbs milk and 734 lbs.
butteifat in 365 days Penn
Spiings Leadei Dai key 4546233,
a five-yeai-old, had 15,939 lbs.
milk and 733 lbs butteifat m
365 days Robeit H Kauffman,
Elizabethtown
Locustcioft Osborndale Mai
lon 5043250, a thiee-yeai-old,
had 17,650 lbs milk and 807
lbs butteifat in 305 days Eliocr
Countess Follow On 3545887,
a 10-yeai-old, had 16,920 lbs.
I milk and 748 lbs butteifat in
I 305 days Both ai e owned bv
H. E and Maybelle Ketter
ing, Lititz
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