# Egg Ranch ed (tiruclc - Some eggs may also
. (Continued from. Page 9) be P lcked U P by buyers at the
•‘Eggs will be ttrider reifriig- f*™-
eration collection ito de- OWK AIRFIELD
livery,” said Paul Hess. Ship- _ . . , . „„
ping will be done largely in + Th f has P la f to , c °"’
ST company’s own refrigerat- struct lts own air P lane land '
STOP
SUCKERS
COLD
MH - 30
R - MH3O is the U.S. Rubber reg trademark for its growth
regulant. U.S. Rubber Co., Chemical Division, Naugatuck, Conn
86771
DISTRIBUTED BY
P. L. ROHRER & BRO., INC.
SMOKETOWN, PA.
Another
Free stall housing offers a combination of both loose bousing
and the stanchion barn, but eliminates the disadvantages of
both. The stalls placed on 4’ centers keep the cows separated,
thus minimizing teat injury. There are smaller bedding re-
quirements and bedding is changed less often.
Users report cows are more content, produce more, and easier
to care for, and require less hand labor and above all, are
cleaner than the same cows in stanchion barns.
t 4, .
r * I i
iA. 1 . ' - - ,
- FREY ECONOMY GATES
•*f. i , , , - - .if -a. : .
HEAP GATES ( 2 models)
£ I U- UL / I i i
H\cC
ALL WEATHER SALT AND MINERAL REEDERS ;
Frey Bros.
.3
WITH
First
THE FREE STALL
We Also Manufacture
ing strip right on the farm.
The future field is now toeing
used for tobacco, but will be . « * j
readied once that crop has Z-i-'OUTlty LicLTICI
been harvested. Claude Hess A TP
is a licensed commercial pilot, LIWnCfS /VSStl* I O
and will use his private plane p. i, «•
in the administration and pio- JT IgTlt r1p611116
motion of the Plain & Fancy
Egg Ranch Inc
A solid fence offers wind Lancaster County, turned out
shelter for a distance only a meeting of the Lanches
equal to its 'height. ter Land Owners Association
i* ‘jj
Settling for average grain yields is like putting an automatic
half-hitch on crop profits.
Look at Pennsylvania’s record for 1965. The average wheat
yield was a record 34 bu. per acre, but good management and
today’s good varieties can produce 45 to 50 bu. Barley averaged
48 bu. per acre (also a record high) but some farmers are now
growing 75 to 80 bu. on good soils. Oats averaged 46 bu. Good
growers are harvesting 70 to 75 bu.
Ohio studies show that when wheat yields rise from 30 to 45
bu. per acre, cost per bushel drops about 24 cents simply be
cause total crop expenses do not increase in the same propor
tion as yields.
Yes, there’s plenty of room for yield improvement that can
come from Hoffman proven varieties. Hoffman quality seed . . .
plus good farm practices. Set your sights on grain yields that
are considerably above average!
farm seeds
C/ ALFALFA ■ CLOVER • OATS • HAY • PASTURE • FUNK'S G-HYiRID CORN
Phone 397-3539
From Frey Bros.
The sturdiest, most economical free stall on the market.
Made of extra strong 10 ga. 2V2” O.D. tubing.
A new design or placement of the resting bar for greater cow
comfort, plus elimination of the so-called bedding board.
Painted both inside and out.
One piece construction No sharp edges,
Compare our prices
$14.50 each, $13.75 each in lots of 50
$13.25 each in lots of 100 or more.
- u rifr
A. H. HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
"LIFETIME STALL"
ALL METAL FEED TROUGH AND HAY BUNKS
A PATENTED FREY-OMATIC LATCH
ALL METAL STOCK RACK
m > -
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 3, 1966
Some fifty persons, one-third
of whom were reportedly from
Mitt,
’• J'UH-tuJr}' #J> •
. Landisville (Lancaster County), Pa,
R. D. 2
QUARBYVIUE
PENNSYLVANIA
Phone: (717) 786-2235
Wednesday night at Honey
Brook, Chester County.
The group assembled to reg
ister a protest against the pro
posed natural gas pipeline to
be constructed between Mari
etta and Eagle in the two
county area Objections to the
■taking of land for this pur
pose by the Manufactuiers
Light and Heat Co of Pitts
burgh are now being organ
ized by the land owners associ
ation Reportedly, the group
is represented by counsel and
plans to make a test case of
pipeline trespassing
A second meeting has been
set for Tuesday, September 6,
at 730 pm„ at Paul Z Mar
tin Sales Stables on Route 23
between New Holland and
Blue Ball The association
spokesman said all concerned
lanmeis and land owneis aie
invited to attend this meet
ing protesting acquisition of
their land for pipeline use
's’ s
TfJ *■''
X?
• Plowing Contest
'Continued trom Page 1)
held at the John Rodgers
faim, Mifflin County
Donald B Peterson, Honey
Grove Rl, Juniata County, was
named state champion plow
man for 1966
Zimmerman, shown hei e
following his winning pei ma
nent possession of the County
Plowing Contest tiophy in
July, won the county title in
1965 and 1966 and finished
fifth in last year’s state con
test
Milk and other dany pio
ducts aie established favonte
foods in America This national
preference for milk has helped
to stabilize the dairy industiy’s
per capita pioduct sales and
consumption
Hot water...
plenty of it!
With a Texaco Fuel Chief
Water Heater!
These handsome, glass-lined
heaters are mil} automatic and
occupy a minimum ot floor
space lhe\ produce hot v ater
faster than it is noimalh used
for sha\ mg bathing, dishu ash
ing, and laundering—and at a
fraction ol the cost ot old
fashioncd u atcr heaters
Come in and see them We
also carry the complete line of
Texaco Fuel Chiet furnaces,
boners oilburncis, and Texaco
Fuel Chiet Heating Oil the
best your money can buy.
(FuelChlef]
Garber Oil Co.
Texaco Fuel Chief
Heating Oil
105 Fair view St.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
Ph. 653-2021
-1
We Give S& H ; .
A /
Green Stamps
13