Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 16, 1966, Image 13

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    Scientists Find Corn Helpful In
Preventing Parasites In Calves
When calves are fed a ra- on a long senes of experiments
tibn that includes as little as conducted by ARS parasitolo
-30 percent corn by weight, few gists in cooperation with the
laivae ot worm parasites deve- Geoigia Agucultuial Expen
lop on pastuies to remfest the men! Station, and the ARS
calves This condition apparent- Regional Laboratory, Auburn
h lesults from an inciease Ala
m caibon dioxide caused by About 10 yeais ago, these
Ici mentation ot corn meal in scientists conducted expen
calf droppings ments on how diftcient pastiue
These conclusions aie based ciops affect internal paiasites
XMOOCOC^aOOO&MCO&MOOOOO-a*
1?
fj Available from your feed
\ and farm supply dealer.
NEW HOLLAND SUPPLY CO., INC. H
New Holland, Pa. ij
Grow healthy alfalfa
with Alfa-tox for weevil control.
Absolutely no residue in milk.
Here's the nearest thing yet to a
"perfect" alfalfa insecticide. Spray
Alfa-tox* ... which contains both
Diazinon® and methoxychlor . . .
for control of alfalfa weevil. Con
trol you can depend on to protect
alfalfa against this destructive in
sect. And just about every other
insect known to attack alfalfa.
A'properly timed spray of Alfa
tox will protect your first cutting.
Check alfalfa bud tips frequently
and treat by the time 30-50 per
cent of the bud tips show signs of
larvae feeding. This provides ef
fective control of larvae which have
already hatched, as well as larvae
which hatch following application.
Under normal conditions, con-
trol of weevil with Alfa-tox lasts
for two to three weeks, which is
--—usually ample time to .assure pro--
Distributed by
of cattle. In one test, when
calves were given a little coin
along with the pasture, they
had about half as many woims
calves that got no giain.
The conclusion drawn liom
this experiment was that the
giain fed calves did less graz
ing and, theiefoie. picked up
fai fewer woim laivae ftom
the pasture
To check this theoiy; calves
weic aitilicallv infested with
any one ot six common woi m
paiasifes and led an all-giam
01 all-hay lation
When these calves weie fed
the all giain lation (shelled
com 907 c, soybean meal 8%,
tiace mmeialized salt 2%) the
aveiage nunibei of laivae that
hatched fiom worn eggs le
covered fiom their feces lang
ed fi om 0 to 7 6 pei cent
When the same calves weie
fed an all hay tatton. the lange
was 21 to 55 5 percent i
These lesults indicate that
the corn somehow pi evented
the paiasites from developing I
(Continued from Page 16)
tection of your alfalfa until harvest
of the first cutting. If a repeat ap
plication is necessary, it may be
made up to seven days before cut
ting alfalfa.
You can be sure of no danger of
insecticide residue in milk with
Alfa-tox. All you have to do is wait
seven days after spraying before
you graze livestock or cut for gieen
chop or hay.
Ask your supplier for Alfa-tox
... an insecticide you can depend
on to be effective.
Geigy Agricultural Chemicals,
Division of Geigy Chemical Cor
poration, Saw Mill Rivet Road,
Ardsley, New York 10502.
Geigy
CREATORS Of CHEMICALS FOR MODERN ACRfCULTURt ** •
Alfa-tox
Lancaster Pawning. Saturday, April 16, IMi—lft
SECOND SECTION
FATIM WOVIKX GROUP
-V». It MMIITS
Faim Womens Soue(\ Xo
14 met Api il 13 at the home
ot Mis. Mini dank Sn.is.
burg The T'l memheis pie.s
ent responded to mil tall bv
naming a spnng 'otuc These
included s,| S v a i la ., tea damlc-
t ion watei ness being oul
doous in the warm weathei
house cleaning and gaidenmg
The piesident tepoited on
the coutm ev.ec nine lioaid
meeting The couiiu pioiect
loi I'isb will be the Faim
and Home Foundation A ti
nal remindei was guen ot
the Spnng Ralh ot the State
Faim Women to be held
Apnl 21 at Hillsbuic, Mem
heis will sene as waiti esses
ALFA-TOX
Available Now
Distributed by
P. L. ROHRER & BRO.
Smoketown, Pa. Phone 397-3539
OUTPRODUCE
’EM
ALL...
L. J. DENLINGER CO. BLEND & McGINNIS
Paradise, Pa. Atglen, Pa.
ROSS H. ROHRER
& SONS
Quarryville, Pa.
LEROY M. SENSENIG HEMPFIELD MILLS
Hinkletown, Pa. East Petersburg, Pa.
at the Hcait H.ivon Bazaar,
April .Ml Soueti Xo. 13 will
b«i\e as hostesses tor the
Comm Home visitation on.
Ala> l'i
Devotions vveie in charcra
ot Mis John Ifpiishey. The
speak pi Ahs I \ B\le r of
the MPinioiiito Ceutial Com.
nutlet <lisj»l,)v ed articles
in.idi li\ ii.it ives of loieisu
COU 1111 IPs
1 losti'sM sun p "Mi 1 ? Claik,
-Uis A unis Ua ink Mis Ja
son Mcdluiaei and Mis. John
.Hei she;
The neu meetiin; will be
heM Mav 11 and the society
will enteitain Society 24.
The pioai-am will consist of
a tom ot WGAL-TV and be
followed In picnic refresh
inent at Lona Paik.
WITH THE
MASTER
PLAN
Faster Growth
More Pigs Marketed
Better Feed Efficiency.
Lower Cost
EBY’S MILL
.» Lititz, Pa.