’ Vl IS. SPECIAL TANVILAC
PER DAY WITH GRAIN AND
II - OR RIGGER PROFITS
IKI PROFITS—MAIL COUPON S
COMPANY, INC. !
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LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR
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Be A Banker
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'es simply grow up to be cows. Some
to be a sure source of steady, ex
ie as well. It all depends upon
feed them. The Pioneer Feeding
can make the profitable difference,
icity to handle maximum feed and
more milk is determined early in
ffs’ lives, during the calf and heifer
Thus, a fruitful feeding program
designed to meet all the nutritional
mts of growing cattle and to insure
production when they join the
herd.
iinee 1870
eph M. Good
& Son
When You F«
SPECIAL
TANVILAC
/•cfort Say , ...
"Tfi« Most ieonomltal
Ceding Plan ei All"
with aor loading oxogrant
tot you'll got healthy atook,' quiiS
goto* at low coot. Ranitxnbor.tharo’a
Phone Lane. 397-0761
. . , feeds you eon bonk on
Leolo
• Cooking
Nassau in the Bahamas, with
round-trip tickets for two from
New York by Pan Am, Top
cook in the Portable Appliance
Division wins a household sup
ply of 16 Sunbeam appliances.
The 60 contest prizes at the
national level also include
color TV, stereo, deluxe elec
tric and gas ranges, and por
table appliances. In addition,
there will be state prizes in
states having preliminary state
cook-offs or recipe contest.
There will be four special na
tional prizes of Reynolds-Wrap
for the best recipes featuring
chicken in foil cookery.
Entry blanks for the contest
can be obtained this month by
sending a self-addressed, stamp
ed envelope to DEPT. NCCC,
the Poultry and Egg National
Board, 8 South Michigan Ave
nue, Chicago, Illinois 60603;
or from the Delmarva Poultry
Industry association, Route 2,
Box 47, Georgetown, Delaware.
After January 1, they will be
available also from State Cook
ing Contest committees.
When She Grows Up
Dairymen who employ the Pioneer Feeding
Program find that it is not only reasonable
in cost, but sets the stage for realizing the
full production potential of the cow. To
morrow’s milking herd is in your calf bam
right now, and today is the best time to
establish a feeding program that will mean
to help you set one up, as we have helped
more milk per cow per year. We would like
many of your friends and neighbors in this
community. Call us or stop in. Your cal
ves, too, can be bankers when they grow up.
Good's
Feed Mill
New Providence
(Continued from Page 15)
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 12, 1964—19
Pennsylvania Ranks
sth In Apple Crop
Pennsylvania’s 10-million . _
bushel apple crop was the . Imperial continued to
fifth largest in the nation this |* e Pennsylvaniamost popur
year, according to the State lar apple variety. Total pro-
Crop Reporting Service. duction of York Imperial was
.. . ~ „ estimated at 2 3 million bush-
K Ga^? g els > almost one-fourth the
SI vS, site’s total crop. Staymanand
£7 t w 1? Rome Beauty were the second
“a - “*
California with 12 million. j n the nation, Delicious WM
The five leading states pro- the most popular.
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Plus 13 New Features
This xs a good time for a Mix-All demonstration!
* There are 13 new features to show you.
Come on in. You’ll see the new auger feeder drive
that loads ingredients at hundreds of speeds. See the'
high-speed unloading transmission that empties 2 tons'
of feed in 5 minutes. Then, there’s the new concen
trate hopper at the rear, the calibrated tank, and
« other new and useful features.
GRINDS, MIXES, DELIVERS RATIONS
*.9*® thing Gehl hasn’t changed, though. The
Mxx-All still grmds and mixes with uniform precision,
in the mill, 66 thin, reversible steel hammers cut (not
?°T d) ™gK*hents on a big 507 so. in. grinding
surface. The ration is thoroughly
mixed in the 2-ton hopper.
We’d like to prove all M tm M I
this with a demonstra- Vi/Wl/9
tion. Why not ask us?
N. G. HERSHEY CHAS. J. McCOMSEY
& SON & SONS
Monheim Hickory Hill, Pa.
FARMER3VILLE EQUIPMENT CO.
I . D. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
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duced a total of 89 million
bushels, approximately 63 per
cent of the entire U.S. crop.
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