2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 22, 1966
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• DHIA
(Continued from Page 5) ‘ Victor Plastoiv, DHIA ad
eem of the state's agricul- visor. saPd that every year
tnrnl ineome. Lancaster Conn- the county herds are getting
ty’« $27 million dairy pro- a little closer to the goal of
diMlvity accounts ’ for the 500 pounds fat average, This
laigcst single share of that year’s average of 48G pounds
If YOU PUNT cm
YOU'LL WANT THIS
Ortho Unipel Starter
Fertilizer 13-34-10
Also available in bags or bulk
TM Reg U.S Pat off Ortho and Unipel
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
P. L. ROHRER & IRQ., INC.
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SMOKETOWN, PA,
Precision corn planting calls for an
Allis-Chalmers 500 Series Unit Planter!
The 500 Planter means uniformity! In seed spacing,
seed depth,-soil firmness, fertilizer application.
Whether you drill or hill-drop, see how the 500 Ucks
the seed-bounce problem! You pick seed opening
equipment to fit-your crop and soil. Get your corn
in right with an A-C 500 Unit Planter!
L. H. Brubaker
Lancaster, Pa.
Nissley Farm Service N> G> Mycrs & Son
Washington Boro, Pa. Rteems. Pa.
L. H. Brubaker Grumelli Farm Service
Lltitz, Pa. Quarryville, Pa.
' - Chet Long
Akron, Pa.
stnte total, 'he said.
• Easy to handle in 50 lb.
bags . . .
• Proven performance . . .
• Highest available
analysis . . .
• Convenient to store and
use . . .
• Most uniform pellet . . >
• Uniform early response . .
• Higher yields
20-10-10, 16-16-16, 10-20-20
iver used to see corn
lanting this accurate!"
Allen H. Mafz
Farm Equipment
New Holland, Pa.
represented ft gain of four Fan
pounds over the preceding Row
testing year*. Founds of milk fm
sflvowed an. Increase of 128, ofllo
while return over feed costa Lam
Increased by $2B per cow. the
President Dum introduced erv '
the new area directors to the "
group. They were: Raymond F 1
W. Burkholder, District 1; TJ
Melvin L, Groff, D4st. 4; John Cou
J. Herr. Hist. 7: J. Bby Hos- Votei
tetter, Dist. 10: Daniel Mar- «■>-
tin. Diet 13: and Allen K.
R'lsser, Dist. ho.
Tickets are available from
aiij Board mem/ber, from the
campaign headquarters in the
Phone 397-3539
$ *
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• Farm and Home
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Willow Street R 2, aath a
piogress report on the Foun
dation mad’e by Larry H.
Skromme, chairman of the
"■ipeeial gifts division of the
campaign A report from the
building committee chairman
Jacob K Kurtz will outline
the architect’s progress to
date
All local folks are urged
to attend this dinner meet
ing to learn more about the
leal contribution o'f a Faxm
& Home Center, and to give
continued suppoit to this im
portant Lancaster County
project
AVAILABLE IN LIQUID or PELLETS
AGWAY KETOSIS TREATMENT
This is a feed grade propylene glycol. Ketosis is a metabolic disease
of high producing dairy cows which has plagued dairymen for many
years. Most dairy scientists agree that primary ketosis is caused by an
acute glucose deficiency. Because propylene glycol when taken into the
body is a ready source of glucose, it acts by helping to make up this
deficiency. Propylene glycol is used in Agway’s Ket-A-Way feed for pre
vention of ketosis, but there is a real need for propylene glycol in liquid
form for either prevention or treatment of the early stages of ketosis.
Agway Ketosis Treatment will be available in one-gallon plastic bottles
and in 55-gallon drums on special order.
AGWAY KET-A-WAY
Agway Ket-A-Way is an all-pelleted, high energy-feed that has
been found to be the most effective'Ketosis treatment and preventative
on the market. It has these factors found to be effective in treating and
preventing Ketosis. They are High Energy Propylene Glycol, Cobalt, and
High Protein.
High Energy
Ketosis basically is a dietary energy deficiency. Ket-A-Way helps to
make up for that deficiency.
Propylene Glycol
Ket-A-Way contains 5% propylene glycol, the latest and most success
ful aid in the prevention and treatment of Ketosis. Propylene glycol has
been found as effective . . . and in some instances even more effective,
than lactates or propionate. At the same time it has none of the palata
bility problems of these other two items.
CALL TODAY FOR MORE IKFORMATION
Garden Spot Unit, Inc.
Lancaster 394-0541 or
394-3755
New Holland 354-2126 Honey Brook 215-273-3213
"Anyone May Buy Fram Agway:"
• t New Holland 354-2112
Ivan M. Martin, Inc. Terre hiu 445-3455
Blue Bull, P*. Ga P 442-4148
(Former Farm Bureau and Eastern States Stores)
Quarryville 786-2126 or
786-2147
Agway
KETOSIS
TREATMENTS
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