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GG PRODUCERS:
The Proof Of The Pudding Is In The
Eating... So To Speak
[ere is the laying
flock record of
Mr. & Mrs.
Robert Glass
13 Millcross Rd.,
Lancaster.
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Size of flock
Type of house
Date housed
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poultry feeds Mill.r & iushonj, Ine. poultry feeds
Rohr.rstown, P«. - fh.n. Lane. EX 2-2145
The Glass’' keep accurate records.
Total eggs per hen housed for entire production period
from beginning of lay until flock was sold 273 eggs.
Total feed use from start of lay until sale of flock
3.99 lbs. per dozen eggs produced;
GOOD BIRDS—GOOD MANAGEMENT
EARLY BIRD LAYING FEEDS ARE A
WINNING COMBINATION FOR ANY EGG PRODUCER
For finest poultry service anywhere, contact your Miller & Bushong Service Repre
sentative or call us direct at 392-2145.
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Nov. 1, 1963
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Miller & Bushong, Inc.
Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
Dote sold
Age housed
During the laying period
from the 24th week of age
’til the 76th week, their birds
laid 240 eggs per hen housed
with a feed use of 3.8 lbs. per
dozen eggs produced.
The birds were kept in
production until the 84th
week.
Rohrerstown, Pa.
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 13, 1965—5
Feb. 3.. 1965
20 weeks
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office announced the appoint
ment of Aaron Z. Stauffer,
Ephrata HI, as a district di
rector replacing Elmer Sen
senig who had recently re
signed.
A resolution opposing the
federal government’s proposed
cut-back ill conservation funds
was drafted by Amos Funk,
chairman, and unanimously
appioved by the directors.
The resolution will be sent to
Congressman Hague and to
Senators Scott and Clark prior
to Congressional action on the
cut-back proposal
Plans for the Annual Ban
quet on March 9 at Solanco
High School were further
crystallized by the directors,
including a list, of award re
cipients
Names of (he new coopera
tors and the amount of acre
age each has put under the
program are as follows: Dan
iel H. Martin, Denver R 1 (&l);
Wilbur- W. l&eider, LLtitz R 4
(74); Paul O. Bucher, LHHz
R 4 (83); Roy H. Garrett, Wil
low Street (21); Loren H.
Bucher, Quarryville R 2 (73);
Richard B. Lefever, Quarry
ville RX (110); Paul H. Herr,
Holtwood R 1 (40); Leon P.
Kreider, Quarryville R 1 (190);
Arthur H. Moyer, Mahheini
R 2 (98); Marlin W. Hosier,
Manheim R 4 (139); Dorothy
H. Neff, Conestoga R 1 (106);
Camp Rodgers Indian Lake
St. James’ Church, Lancas
ter (15); Dean C. Herr, Con
estoga R 1 (21); Dean Roland,
Kirkwood R 1 (50); Jacob S.
King, Quarryville R 3 (154).
Ten other applicants with
acreage totaling 557 did not
wish their names to be used.
Twenty-three requests for
cancellation of agreements
were also unanimously ac
cepted., Maresch pointed, .out
that most of these involved
farms that had been sold for
the Holtwood Dam projects,
gone out of business, or signed
up with new plans
Rats destroy some 200 mil
lion bushels of gram each
year. This is enough to make
appi oximately 12 5 million
loaves of bread
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