EGG PRODUCERS
All Systems Are Go For
Better And Lower Cost
Egg Production
ANNOUNCING
An ADVANCED and
program for feeding layers
The EARLY BIRD OPTIMUM
PERFORMANCE LINE
This program will
1. Get them up there quicker.
2. Keep them up there longer.
3. Bring them down slower.
Larger average egg size in the early stages of
Better liveability through improved flock health.
Better overall shell quality.
WHEN AVAILABLE - October 4,
This program will match maximum performance with sensible
minimum costs per dozen or per pound of eggs,
k_
at all levels of production
For further information on the new Early Bird Optimum Per-
formance Line/ ask your Early Bird representative or coll
PLUS
for both cage and floor operations!
"FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE"
IMPROVED
Miller
&
Bushong, Inc.
Ph. Lancaster 392-2145
Rohrerstown, Pa.
(Area Code 717)
production.
1965
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 25, 1965
• "Chains" County Breed Assn's.
(Continued irom Page i) Present Calves To FFA
County
nual reports of their opera- brced f«ocations made
lions with USDA. hc:r , an " ual « a,f . '^csertto-
Officials of the Packers and ,t 0 ‘ hree n,eir ' bc ‘® of **
Stockyards Division of USDA’s ™ure Farmers of America
Consumer and Marketing Ser- at the Lanier
Vice, which amlnisters the P& Fair- The I£C, P ients of tb®
S Act, said the action arose <^ es w * r ' c ;f e "
from civil suits filed by each thls ™ ek lby : he vo “ tl °^ l
firm against the Secretary of isuj.ure (teachers arud
Agriculture in June 1962. The resentatives of the respective
suits, later consolidated by the as !2? iat^ n f\ ... , .
Court, sought judgments that f JSL?
the firms were not packers Kuite
within the meaning of the Act, «« f a fjg* 0 ” 0 ' 6 . at 4
and that they should not be be.Wowin H.S., and is to*
Act, a Federal statute which y«™ld son o Mr aaut Mra.
regulates those engaged in in-
terstate livestock and poultry
required to file annual reports.
The Packers and Stockyards fJ lde ’ was do % £
marketine and meat oackine Mow ® r y Fr «y lfarm - 401 ® cavu
«• vauey
SSn7 pracUce^ onoPoliStiC and' the Ul
m ßegulafions r lssued under the
Act require that all livestock
dealers and market agencies boys who toad applied' for tins
r! “W Guernsey calf was won
file annual reports of their Ed!wlin Brenemian, a sopho
operations with USDA. ore at i«n(peter^£irg
H4S. He is "the 14-year-oM son
of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Breneman of WiKow Street
El. The calf, Lmdenhof Top
Command Custine, was bred
on the farm of K. Daefter
Linde, Oxford' El Its sire is
Gayoso View Top ’Command,
• Milk Pricing
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tion by the four cooperatives
wtas still unanswered at the
time this latest request was
released.
Should Secretary Freeman and its dam is Lmdenhof Ad
follow the cooperatives’ re- miral’s Guste.
quest, fluid mnJik prices for The recipient of the Ayr
tihe last three m'onths of 1965 shire ca’if was Paul Brubaker,
might conceivably be advanced 17-year-oM son of ,Mr. and
by about 22 cents per hum- Mrs. Milton M. Brubaker of
dred pounds, or less than Vz Litftz Ell He is a junior at
cent per quant Farmers’ re- Warwick HiS The calif was
turns, depending on utiliza- donated 1 by Spruce Villa ‘Farm,
tion of all milk, might be as Lititz Rl. Jt was sired by
much as 1.0 cents per hundred- Jon-el Colonel’s Fashion, and
weight of all milk produced its dam is Spruce Vila Cons
—— Royal. The calf is registered
ATTEND THE CHURCH under the name of Spruce
OF YOUR CHOICE SUNDAY V.fflia Fashi.cn -Royal.
Shaver
Starcross 288
Layers Win 1965 Pa.
Random Sample Test
• Highest net income $2.52 per bird
• Highest hen housed production 274.3
eggs (13 eggs more than the second
place pen)
• Third best feed conversion 3.68 lbs. per
dozen
• Good liveability 97.3 %
The results of this test just prove what many Pa.
poultrymen already know. . , .You just can not
beat the Shaver Starcross 288 for production and
making money.
Greider Leghorn Farms, Inc.
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R. D. 1 Mt. Joy, Pa.
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