s—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 14, 1966
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THESE FOUR YOUNG HEIFERS were sold to a breeder in Tennessee and
are shown above waiting for 'the truck that would carry them south. L. F. Photo
!• New Agr. Div.
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One major field of study,
•ood technology, will be tak
«a by all students m the pro
gram. The food technology
atajor includes all manufac
tured food commodities, milk,
■neat, fruits, and vegetables.
“After meeting the require
ments ot a basic core of sci
ence and technology courses,”
(States Josephson. “students
will be able to specialize in
their particular fields ot in
terest.”
There ate career opportun
ities throughout the foods in
dustries, he says, trom the
supervision and control of
quality in food nianufactunng
to the management of food
businesses. Pei sons with ad
vanced training are in de
mand in lesearch and devel
opment positions, and in top
management, he adds. A
(strong demand also exists for
food technologists in govern
ment food regulatory agencies
«nd with chemical companies,
packaging firms, and other
allied industries.
Head of the department of
dairy science since 1918, Jo
sephson received the Borden
Award in chemistry in 1954,
ate sponsored by the American
Chemical Society, tor out
standing research achieve
ments in the chemistry of
milk.
{• Now Is The Time
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tit will be encouraged and the
weeds will not have a chance
to go to seed After heavy
grazing on an area, the clipp
ing practice is recommended
to get more uniform after
math growth Good pasture
management requires regular
clipping during the grazing
season.
In total value, soybeans
currently stand third among
U.IS. cash crops outranked
•nly by cotton and corn.
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| Sales & Service
Barn Cleaners - Silo
Unloaders - Cattle Feeders
Robert K. Rohrer
Quarryville, R, D. 1
Hensel 548-2559
• Angus Breeder
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For example, at the time
ot our visit to the farm last
week, they were testing a
mechanized shepherd gate to
be used to bring cows into
a milking parlor It involved
a car tire and wheel mount
ed on a steel ti ame which
was clamped to a section of
steel gate. The wheel was
poveied by an electnc, 1720
r p m. motor which was gear
ed down to permit the tire
t'' make one revolution per
minute when mounted at,the
end of the gate The speed
can be inti eased by moving
the nheel and motor mount Fied had the 'champion steer
Make better hay faster with J i.
Allit-Chalmers Hay Conditioner! »v r ify-
This modern machine conditions stems for speedier
curing, yet is gentle on leaves, keeps them intact.
Equalizes stem and leaf curing time so you can bale
hours sooner. Sure-cure conditioning of a T swath
when you use an A-C Conditioner with your mowor-»
rear-mounted, side-mounted or trail-type.
N. G. Myers & Son
Rheems, Pa.
Grumelli Form Service
Quarryville, Pa.
Chet Lohg L. H. Brubaker
Akron, Pa. Lancaster, Pa.
H. Brubaker Nissley Farm Service
Lititz, Pa. Washington Boro, Pa.
Allen H. Matz Farm Equipment
New Holland
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toward the inside of the
gate, Prey said. This unit,
tailored to. a customer’s ex
act specifications, passed its
final test and was considered
ready-to-go, thus adding one
more product to the growing
line of Frey-huilt equipment.
For most ot the past fif
teen years, or so, Fred’s mam
interest has been taming the
family’s 500 acres, and
breeding and showing Angus
cattle Somehow, he has man
aged to continue those tull
time activities while adding
this new one, the custom
steel gate business.
In the show ring this year
ine paid for it
the hay it savi
s
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FEED IS AUGERED to these steers with a mini
mum of investment in equipment. Two loads of silage
are hauled from the trench silo each day in a spreader.
Protein and corn are added to ‘the load and the spread
er gradually unloads into the auger hopper and the
mixed ration is fed out. L. F. Photo
at the Eastern 'States Exposi- ture some 300 head of cat
tion, the reserve champion tie. In addition to his ilO
Angus at Denver, Colo., and brood cows, he feeds out sev
flrst in group of three steers eral hundred head of steeis,
at the International Show at and raises heifers anl young
Chicago. He also hit the bulls for sale
three-show southwest circuit
this >ear in Texas, scoring one n(w ploduct of
champion Angus at Houston. « plou <* 13 , hl3
“Slam-o-Matic” latch iiluch
On the home farm, Frey ls ma( j e , n (j o uible o single
raises 200 acres or corn, plus models . The doub]e ltt^u hd9
altalta. Most of the balance
of the land is used to pas- (Continued on Pace 10}
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