6—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 9, 1965 • Cattle Feeding (Contimica nom rage 1) 1 Tl’.it c it;lc iecjiuio unigb .gc loi hc.i.'ih uml ellicient u on li 2 Tl’ it nnnci.ils lound in ba> n aM be added to finish ing i.i .c.u A Tl it vegetable piotsms .10 si pei ioi to sj iitlictic uiea 4 Treat 'Uheat- cannot toe tod as the niaioi ot cailohydia'tes BeCt-\ '"le scucrtials R R Olljen R E Dans, and Janies Bond fed seveial lots of yeai ling ‘Jeers an aM gram corn fimshirg lation foi about 16 NEW PROTECTION against SHIPPING FEVER LOSSES New Wayne Bio-Ruminiitro contains a high level of anti biotic plus premium nutrition to build extra body resistance during the critical starting per iod. Combats stresses that lead to shipping fever complex. Wayne Cattlemix A to fol low up after Bio-Ruminutra — contains a special feeding level of antibiotic for continued pro tection against foot rot and other stresses. Produces low cost gains, thrift and condition. v -n , We Hove A Wayne Feed For Every SJjJdl Feeding Need. I'/nv'S- GRUBB SUPPLY CO. Elizabethtown HEISEY FARM SERVICE Lawn and Bellaire DUTCHMAN FEED MILLS, INC. R. D. 1, Stevens MILLERSVILLE SUPPLY CO. Mlllersville ROHRER’S MILL R. D. 1, Ronks H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC. Witmer FOWL’S FEED SERVICE R. D. 1, Quarryville R, D. 2, Peach Bottom C. E. SAUDER & SONS R. D. 1, East Earl MOUNTVILLE FEED SERVICE R. D. 2, Columbia HERSHEY BROS Reinholds WHITE OAK MILL It. D. 4, Manheim MILLPORT ROLLER MILLS R. D. 4, Lititz mod by animal perform ance. week, lo vl,Ollier vveLgMs Wheat was suibjdituted foi of «ra to 1 100 pounds The ‘;°‘ n >" ‘he ,nnr,shl,n p' 7‘ 10 " s;e(, - ir..iiiil.unecl good health, cc otlcl ?iou,ps of Mecrs g.med i.ipui’.v, und convened R ‘ l,c ol Bam and feed elk led eO.ucnll.s-Mnd p.oduectl e " c -y ( " eie lc . ducc(l "Jen e,s-es ol acceptable nun- T IP V S .f l ”''n r . , 60 r r of the t'ot.il i<l*loll Oat kt q J|,J , ~ , . tie led an all tom lation In the e.n Ij studies. it was <, aU j ec j 31 p'ouncls timely com lound th it cattle cio not need , (O 26 -pounds foi catitle the additional ibu’k 01 rough- on an a n wheat iat.on Al ll"e .v ted Two lots of ) t ’ 10ll o;b coin was a supenor veailuus vveie fed fiee fecc f sloin an these tests. choice on nke 1 aliens of coin yyhea't contains nvoie puotem pus -• apple-merits except that and therefoie lequnes less hahf ( of ahe animals also re- pi lol ( ein supplement, and some ceived ccbs gaound and mixed time 3 , s che apei. as in 1954 into the lation fem hulk Cat lie recevmg the additional J he succes * °' f cobs ate just enough more of vin y yeseaich quest om the the , alien -to .get the same „ that amount of gram eaten by the e * eed f g ™ ay ' b * i esp ° n : giou'p on all gum. The f ble fm ; founder * toldneyand giow'lh rate and carcass llver „ dls ®f f' f .f nd bloa ! giades vveie samalai among fee«*tot cattle None of the igrain-fed steers bad found- Certam m-mei als usually 01b- er 01 . kidney lesions There tamed ifiom hay aie lacking we re about 1)5 percent oon in tbs high gram rations, (je-mnad livers—.far fewer than Feed ng zinc or steamed bone- 4Q ( 0 go percent reported, meal gave no ibenefit A bu-f- by some feeders Except, for feiring mixture of calcium'and occasional instances, .bloat oc potaS;..um carbonates and cu , n -ed only with steers fed magnesium sulfate were add- buffers, ed to the all-grain rations to ‘ ■ ~ - . obtain a favorable ruminal pH and to add needed minerals. This 'tri neral cbmlbination (1) had 1 vie effect on gain and feed efficiency, (2) caused 1 the only case of bloat, and (30 lowered carcass quality an average of K of a grade Although vege'fiajble pro tein supplements arc tradi- tional with cafttle feeders, urr,i found in the Belts ville t« be equal to soybean meal when meas- A ttentionTobaccoFarmers For the best in seed bed fumigation - let us apply VAPAM to your seedbed this fall! Heie is a combination VAPAM with oui application seivice that gives you a clean seedbed accmately, safely and eco nomically The machine meteis the piopei amount of VAPAM mlo the piepaied soil of youi seedbed smooths and firms the soil all in one easy operation All that remains foi you to do is covei the giound with a taip 01 watei-seal in the VAPAM, and you aie finished until planting time Fumigation time is theiefoie i educed to minutes instead of houis VAP\M contiols weeds and weed seeds, including glasses and bioadleaf weeds, as well as soilboine pests that attack orna mental food and fibei ciops and tobacco Call us and see how this toil saving combination can benefit you R - Stauflei s Reg T M loi a soil fumigant Harold M. Barley & Son J. Homer Graybill R. I). 1. Milleisvillo R. D > Maniunu Ph 572 5654 oi 872 5554 Ph 665 J7BO • Open House - (Continued from Page 1) will also toe served:'. A BjC headquarters' iatnli ties 'are located three amles northwest of Lancaster along Rt 230 bypass, just west of the junction with Rt . 72. Horse sense behind the steering wheel is more impor tant than the horsepower un der the hood f , Cl ' v ' FERTILIZER SAVES WATER 5,600 gallons of water to pro duce one bushel of corn on Crops adequately fertilized hl „ h fertility land, use water moie efficiently than —. those lacking in plant nutii- The veteio „ .population in nnn S ns>t ‘' ncc ’ J* ta j tcs 21<- Flouda will increase fiom 000 gallons of watei to pio- fi 4 l-0 00 m 1980 to 891,0"00 in duce one bushel of corn on 1980> according to Veterans low feitility land: it takes only Administration estimates Look! Book! Today! *r> h ' ,b,ids ffiSi make a practice of topping tOO bu. and 20 ton goals Agway Offers Over 2b Varieties To Meet Your Specific Need Two things . an Agway Hybrid Corn Variety, plus the Agway Complete Crop Program for Corn . . can put you over the 100 bushel and 20 ton goals. It’s a matter of record now The Agway 100-20 Corn Club was initiated m 1961. Its purpose was to test the possibility, right on the farm, of reaching and exceeding the profitable corn production goals of 100 bushels of grain and 20 tons of silage per acre, with a specific corn growing program The tests pioved that these high goals can be reach ed with the light crop management Four years of Agway 100-20 Corn Club averages 23 9 tons of silage/acre 10,033 lbs of TDN/acie 110 1 bushels of gram/aere Agwoy 100-20 Corn Club . . « FOUR YEAR RECORD (based on actual field records of all participating farmers) 1961 1962 1963 1964 SILAGE Fields 82 111 210 103 Ave Weight 24 1 24 8 24 1 22 3 (tons per acre) TDN 10.221 10,231 9,999 9,739 (lbs per acre) GRAIN Fields 93 62 51 59 Bu Acre 108 117 109 2 106 9 AND THESE AVERAGES WERE MADE IN DROUGHT YEARS! How did these com giovieis make such high yields under such seveie conditions? All paiticipating faimeis used the light Agwav Hybnd and thej followed the piactices lecommended in the Agway Complete Ciop Program for Coin CALL THE AGWAY STORE NEAREST YOU TO-DAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION INDIAN SUMMER SALE IN PROGRESS NOW UNTIL OCT. 16th mm SPOT UNIT, Inc. KONEY BROOK LANCASTER ' HOLLAND QUARRYVILLE v ONE MAY BUY AT AGWAY" Agway
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