Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 12, 1966, Image 5

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    earn more
money
from your
STEERS
THIS
YEARI
Your feed lot Is the key to profits. Here’s where top Quality
supplements priced for economical weight gains pay off.
Here’s where Red Rose feeds win friends.
This Is the supplement you will want to use as a
mixing ration for your home-grown grains or as a
protein supplement to balance the feeding of low
protein roughages.
Mash form. Nutrient fortifications are double the
levels of 32 Beef Cattle Supplement.
AvuUblt with or without Ditlhylsh/btslrof,
When you feed Red Rose Fiee-Choice Mineral ,your
cows will be protected against mineral deficiency, and
at the same time assured goocf herd health and
wall perform better in the milk line.
DON'T FORGET . . .
Your hogs will become pork FAST
when you' raise them on -
SWINE FEEDS
Red Rose “Litter to Market” feeds are the feeds you
need to start your pigs and feed them all the
way to market time These feeds h.ave been scienti
fically developed to reduce the cost of producing pork
by converting more of the feed into good solid meat.;,.
Your pig. profits will start when you place Red Rose
Swine .Feeds in your feed troughs. Start to -use, them ,
BOW. ' '
Walter Binkley & Son.
Brown & Ren
Etverson Supply Ce.
Elversoa
I. B. Groybill & Son
Refton Strasburg
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
; E. Musser Kelsey & Son
Rso-^Rase
3S KIF CATTLE SUPPLEMENT
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SO BIIF CATTLI SUPPLEMENT
YOUR COWS
NEED
MINERALS!
FREE-CHOICE
Provides a complete
range of minerals in
balanced amounts.
Reo^Rosb
FOR ALL OF YOUR JpEED NEEDS CALL
Litltz
Atgton
Ft. Joy
Red ßose
MINERAL
THESE RED ROSE DEALERS:
Heistond Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro,
Ouarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Mountville. Feed Service
Mountville.
Musser Forms, Inc.
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Back
Red Rose
HORSE FEEDS
You’ll find coupons in cvci.v bag of Red Rose Hoise
Feed. Super Hoise Feed. Classic Hoise Feed. Equinadei
Feed Supplement, and Lancaster Horse Pellets . . .
good toward free Johnson Rope Haller
Feed Red Rose Hoise Feeds and take the worry out of
feeding!
Here is the feed
you need for your herd!
ReoJ^Hosb
14 TEST-COW FEED
This is an all-purpose heid feed for milking cows,
calves, and bulls. It is very palatable, high in fat. min
erals and digestible nutrients . . and can be fed at
all seasons Red Rose 14 Test-Cow Feed is the
dairy feed you have been looking for Try it ... .
and you’ll use it ahvays
THESE
HEALTHY LOOKING
HEIFERS
HAVE ROUNDWORMS.
Protect your herd and your profits by feeding Red Rose Cattle
Wormer with Thibenzole.
Over 85% of all dairy herds and 9 out of 10 beef cattle
herds surveyed are infected with roundworms. Roundworms
dram off blood and steal nutrients which slow growth and
result in lower milk production. And worms keep beef profits
down, too. Red Rose Cattle Wormer with Thibenzole cleans
out parasites safely, effectively in just one feeding. Follow
the lead of your neighbors, feed Red Rose Cattle Wormer
to your dairy and beef herds.
Ask us. We have all the details.
THIBENZOLE Is the retistered trademark of Merck I Co, Inc., for tMafeendezole.
Chos;E. Souder & Sons
Terre Hill
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz
L..M. Sncyely
Lititz
E. P. Spotts/inc.
Honey Srook
H. ,M. Stauffer &Sons,
Inc.
Witmer
Packer Feeding
Of Livestock
Hit By USDA
In a report icleascd this
week, the U S Department
of Agricult me said that the
feeding of livestock by meat
packets can have a depres-ive
effect on prices at livestock
markets
The report was based on a
study conducted by USDA’s
Packeis and Stockyaids Divi
sion which showed that at one
of the nation’s top 10 teimui
als. the prices for Choice
grade steers actually ranged
from 25 to 50 cents pei hun
dredweight lowei under the
[varying influence on packer
ifed cattle used to fill slaugh
ter requirements
A given mciease in packer
fed supplies used for slaugh
ter had more than 10 times
as much effect on the local
market prices as the same in
crease in market receipts,
USDA said.
The market analysis is based
on packer feeding by one
s’aughiterer buying at the sam
ple terminal market in 1982.
Packer feeding accounted for
about thiee percent of the
cattle slaughteied by packers
located near the market The
pi unary packer-feeder in the
aica fed about 10 peicent of
its tc'al cattle slaughter
Data on movement of cat
tle during the weeks through
out the year showed no evi
dence of packer-fed cattle
consistently being used to
stabilize variations in mar
ket receipts.
In tracing the giowth and
development of packer feed
ing, the study indicates that
m 1965. 115 percent of all fed
cattle inaiketed more than
one in every 10 were fed
by a packer or a packer-associ
ated inteiest
Packer feeding accounted
for about onetifth of the fed
cattle marketings in the West
and South m 1965, although
packeis or packer-associated
interests m the North Central
S’‘’'tes fed a third of a mil
lion head of livestock last
year, the number represented
only 3 3 percent of the fed
marketings in the area, USDA.
stated
The study shows the leading
states in packer feeding of
cattle in 1965 were California,
Colorado, Texas, Washington,
Kansas, Arizona, Florida, and
Nebraska
, The study also includes a
theoretical analysis of possible
effects of packer feeding m
various competitive ' market
structures.
Donald Miller
Shows Reserve
Junior Lamb
In the junior market Hamh
competition Monday at the
Pennsylvania Livestock Exposi
tion, Harrisburg, Donald Mil
ler of Elizabethtown R 1 won
the reserve champion laanlb
title with his lightweight
entry
l Miller had first and second
place ribbons in the light
weight class, and placed third
in pen of three -lambs
Another Lancaster Oourutian,
Ronald Meek, Rednhdlds Rl,
placed second and smith in.
heavyweight market lambs,
and fourth in pen of -three