6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 10, 1966
Korean Chain-Gilt-Project Started
By Darvin Boyd Showing Results
Darvin Boyd, Ephrata Rl. giam (IFYE), returned to
who spent five months in Korea Korea this past August for an
in 1964 undei the Internation- additional tour of duty,
al Faun Youth Exchange pio- - Boyd is now working in that
DARVIN BOYD, Bphrata Rl, center, is shown
here at the Haebaragi Farm in Korea with one of the
original Hampshire gilts that began his own “chain
gilt program” for Korea. The animal recently won
Korea’s first livestock show. With Boyd are, left, L. Y.
Hong, farm director, and Kun Ju Kang, executive
secretary of Korean Rural Youth Work Assistance
Corporation
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country as an agricultural field
representative with the Atner
ican-Korean Foundation. He
works with the 4-H club move
ment. being responsible for
training boys and girls from
all over the country at the
short course training farm, and
supervising the 4-H scholarship
and protect assistance pio
grams.
Of special mtei cst to Boyd
is the Hog Pioject which beais
his name Boyd set up this
progiam on somewhat the same
plan as the Seal’s Chain Gilt
pioject which opciates in this
country among Futuie Farm
eis ot Ameuca chapteis
The Bovd hog pioject was
financed with $3OO accrued
through 44 lectures which Boyd
gave befoie church, social, civ
ic and business groups follow
ing his fiist tour of Korea.
The money was given to the
Korean Rural Work Assistance
Corporation (KRYWAC) which
initiated the hog program by
Place Red Rose 32 Beef Cattle Supplement or Red Rose 50
Beef Cattle Supplement in your feed troughs' These modern
supplements are concentrated sources of essential ingreoi
ents, providing nutrients in proper levels and in correct
ratio to overcome grain and roughage deficiences. Com
bined with your grains and roughages they make balanced,
high production rations for your steers. We know you’ll be
pleased with the efficiency and economy of your mixes wnen
you use Red Rose Supplements. So many good feeders do
32 BEEF CATTLE SUFFLEMENT
This is a complete suople- an adequate level of phos
ment containing urea as a phorus Use as a mixing
protein extender fortified rahon, or as a protein supp'e
v/ith high levels of vitamins ment.
A and D, trace mmera's and
50 BEEF CATTLE SUFFLEMENT
f/ash form. Nutrient fortifications are double the
levels of 32 Beef Cattle Supplement.
Avtilsblt w ib or wd/iouf DielhiSstilbestrot.
Here is the feed
you need for your herd!
Reo^Rose
14 TEST-COW FEED
This is an all-purpose herd feed for milking cows,
calves and bulls It is very palatable high in fat min
erals and digestible nutuents and can be fed at
all seasons Red Rose 14 Test-Cow Feed is the
dairy feed vou hate been looking for. Try it ... .
and you'll use it alwajs.
buying one Hampshire sow
with two gilts in January 1986.
won the first livestock contest
One of these pigs recently
held in Korea, capturing the
$55 first prize. The offspring of
these three foundation animals
will be distiibuted on a loan
basis to about 20 boys and
gills in 4-H. They will repay
the loan by giving one of the
pigs fiom the first litter to an
other 4-H’er
Accoidmg to American-Kore
an Foundation public iclations
officer, Yoon Kwan-llong.
Boyd's original $3OO invest
ment in the agiicultural fu
tuie of Korea “will make an
enormous contribution to give
new hope and coinage, sense
of brothei hood, and motivating
power to members of 4-H
Clubs, who are endeavoring to
improve their situations, net
to mention all the material
benefits the money is bringing
in Mr. Boyd, along with the
many Lancaster County donors
of money, will long be -cher-
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Red-^Russ
• Vo-Ag Teachers 1
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In other business, Matin re*
minded the teachers to have
their boys, receiving Keystone
Degrees in January, in their
pre-arranged seats in the For
um of the Educational Build
ing in plenty of time for the
ceremony.
Ayers told the group that
the Kunzler Scholarship, which
annually goes to an outstand
ing county FFA boy going to
college, will be set up in the
fuluie so the first runnerup
can receive any unused por
tion the winner becomes in
eligible to accept
The next meeting of the
teachers’ association will be
held on January 5, at 4-30
pm. at Warwick High School,
ished in the hearts of Koreans
who are being benefited by
this project, or who hear about
this benevolent project.”
Buy Your
RED ROSE
Dairy And Cattle
FeedsFromThese
Red Rose Dealers
Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea
Atglen
Elrerson Supply Co.
Elverson
I. B, Graybiil & Son
Refton
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
E. Musser Heisey & Son
Mt. Joy
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarryville
David B. Hurst
Bowmansville
Mountvifle Feed Service
3lountville
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chas. E. Souder & Sons
Terre Hill
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz
L. M. Snavely
Lititz
E. P. Spofis, Inc.
Honey Brook '
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Inc.
Witmer
Strasburg