Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 24, 1965, Image 12

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    12—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 24, 1965
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TOM ZARTMAN poses with his home-raised
Hereford steer, “Clyde”. The steer will be shown as a
senior yearling at the Ephrata Fair and at the Penn
sylvania Livestock Exposition later this year.
L F Photo
• Zartman
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he is an honoi student m vo
cational agncultme He is a
'lemoei of the Key ’Chub, a
school seivice club He is ae
t\ e in the Cloistei FFA
Omptei, and ■was selected as
Shu Chaptei Faimei this
~eai Last yeai he won the
meat pidgins contest,
-nd placed foui th this yeai
He is vice picsident of his
chaptei and is a delegate to
"ne county chaptei Tom is
-Iso active in 4-H vvoik He is
vice-piesident of the Lincoln
4-H Community Club and
jditicipales in the 4-H hog
; nows
In his swine opeiation, Tom
has six bied gilts which he
bought at the Faim Show He
xlso has a legistered Beik
fime boai which he raised,
and c'pects to follow a cioss
ha ceding piogiam His sows
'je puiebied Yoikshires, Du
.ocs and Chestei Whites, and
each was crossed with the
Beik boai Tom is a member
of the Lancnstei County Swine
Pioduceis Assn and seveial
swine bieed associations
When he builds his new,
12 sow fallowing house he
plans to use block construc
t.on and mcorpoiate such
:eatuies as controlled envu
rnment slatted floois, and
Icjuid manme handling He
clans to invest about $3 500
n the building and equip
taenl and supply his own
laboi
• Citizenship
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annually by officials of the
[National 4-H Centei in Wash
ington D C to fuithei citi
zenship education among the
young people The group will
snend some time touung our
national monuments and edi
htes in Washington
The tiip is paid for out of
the Lancastei County 4-H De
velopment Fund and mem
teis will leave the Lancaster
nea on Sunday, July 25, fay
chartered bus
John Milton used 8,000 dif
ferent words in his poem
“Paradise Lost.”
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He is also raising a 17-
month old Heiefoid steer
named ‘ Clyde” which will be
shown as a senior yearling at
the Ephrata Fan and at the
Pennsylvania Livestock Ex
position Clyde was 'bom on
the faim in Mr Zaitman’s
beef bleeding heid Next year
Tom plans to show seven or
eight steei s, coveung moie
of the livestock shows
One of the intei esting fea
tuies of the Zaitman faim is
the small pond which is main
tained pnmaiily for fire pro
tection, but is also stocked
foi fishing
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BP. L. ROHRER & BRO., INC.I;
Agway Members
To Share Refund
Aim farmers will be among
Agway members in *l2- states
who will shaie in a $2,650,000
cash pationage icfund an
nounced this week.
The V/i peicent icfund will
apply on pm chases of Agway
commodities bv members din
ing the business yeai which
ended June 30. accoidmg to
Chailcs C Cum ms, manager,
Gulden t >' - „ i nil, Agway Inc
In a l erci to membeis an
nouncing ihc icfund, Agway
Executive Vice Piesident Ed
mund H Fallon said it will
bung to almost $6 000,000 the
amount ictumed to membeis
in the foim ot lefunds, stock
dividends, and interest on
olhei Agway secuuties
Included in the total are
two cash refunds paid to
faimeis enrolled in the Ag
way memibeis health-life in
surance plan $150,000 this
June and $275,000 last De
cembei
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Fallon said the patronage
refund will be distributed to
memibeis late this fall.
Improved Alfalfa Meal
For Hogs And Poultry
An improved dehydrated
alfalfa meal, high in protein
and low in fiber, h'as been
developed as a feed for hogs
and poultry, the U S Depart
ment of Agriculture reports
The new product, made by
additional steps in the dehy
dration process, is also rich
in carotene vitamins E and K,
impoitant growth accelerators,
and m xanthophyll, the pig
ment that helps produce
golden-colored bioileis and
bught-yellow egg yolks
The meal contains mostly
leaves and small stems —ap
proximately half of the al
falfa plant The lemaimng
half, laigely stems, is suit
able as a feed foi cattle and
sheep, which utilize loughage
well
The scientists say the new
meal may be the answei to
the feed mdustiy’s request
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for a higher quality commer- With the new process,
clal alfalfa meal for domestic scientists say it is poss
and foreign markets. for industry to produce a
The main commercial grade containing 25 percent proi
on the market has 17 percent and not over 19 percent ci
protein and 27 percent fiber, fiber
off*m/m Mops*
These Hoffman alfalfas now ready for fall seediaj
All are Pre-Inoculated ready to sow. ;
Haymor
919 Brand
10-19 Brand
See your Hoffman Seed Man or phone 898-3421 j
A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC. I
LANDISVILLE, PA.
PJTS FAST
WITH m VIBRATION
NEW OLIVER
351 MOUNTED MOWER
• Fits most tractors. Attaches to standard 3-point hitch h|
for pick-up-and-go mowing. i|
• No pitman. Counter-balanced knife drive is vibration
free... V-belt drive to knife drive.
• Cuts fast, clean. Short ZVz" knife stroke-up to 2280
stroKes per minute to cut heaviest crop fast.
• 3 cutter bars. 6, 7 or 8'— 3 A" thick to resist twisting
...choice of sections and guards.
• Protected. Cutter bar swings back upon hitting ob
struction-cuts 90' above, 45* below horizontal.
• Rugged design. Heavy tubular and solid steel frame
sealed antifriction bearings throughout.
~Wj Make this your year for faster, cleaner •
cutting—see the Oliver 351 now I
N. G. HERSHEY CHAS. J. McCOMSEI
& SON & SONS
Monheim Hickory Hill, Pa.
FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT CO.
R. D. 2, Ephrata, Pa.
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Certified Buffalo
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