Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 04, 1967, Image 16

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    16—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 4, 1967
PLAN AHEAD!
Call us now and insure prompt
service this Spring
Get the MOST for your DOLLAR
from DRY NITROGEN Materials
TOP DRESS EARLY FOR
MAXIMUM YIELD
WHEAT 45 lbs. I
BARLEY -30 lbs. |~ N “ pcr acre
PASTURES 100 lbs Nit. per acre
Call Us Now
Phone 392-4963
ORGANIC PLANT FOOD CO.
Grofftown Road, Near Waterworks Lancaster
Pick a John Deere 38 h.p. 1020
to beef up tillage power,
ge
A cultivating tractor
high on clearance,
low on fuel consumption
Handling up to 3 plow bottoms smartly, a ‘'1020"
packs all the tillage power needed on smaller acre
ages .. . and it’s just the power needed to backstop
higher h,p. tractors on big spreads. But the “1020" is
no “spendthrift” with its power on lighter work.
Throttled backfor economy, the engine runs smoothly
—moving along effortlessly with a 2- or 4-row cultiva
tor. And under the tractor there’s lay-by clearance
up to 24 inches. Let’s arrange a field test of the
“1020's” full range of usable power on your farm
soon. Credit available.
Landis Bros. Inc.
Lancaster 393-3906
Wenger Implement- Co.
Buck BU 4-4467
Alan Beyer
Christiana LY 3-5687
M. S. Yearsley & Sons A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
West Chester 609-2990 New Holland 354-8001
Shotzberger's
Elm 665-2141
Livestock Specialist Tells Swme
Producers How To Boost Profits
A swine producer with 1400 lion as well as cross breeding,
feeders a year can Increase If the heritablllty estimate
his yearly farm income by ap- is high, which is true for cai
proximtely $4OOO through gene- cass quality, a substantial lm
tic improvements in litter size, provement is possible through
growth rate and carcass quail- better methods of selecting le
, ty. according to Dr. George placement animals.
Morrow, extension livestock If commercial producers
specialist at the University of are going to use cross breed-
Delaware ing in producing hogs, its
Large litters, high growth necessary that they use high
rate and good carcass quality standards when they choose
of swine play an important the breed and when they sc
lole in profits from swine Icct individuals within the
breeding and feeding opera- breed. Boar selection is pac
tions. William Henderson, Sus- ticularly important because
sex county agricultural agent; a boar will be mated to 30
Roy Porter, Worcester, Md, gilts during the breeding
agricultural agent; and James season. Therefore, he is 30
Ferguson, livestock extension times as valuable genetically
agent at the University of as the average of the 30 gilts
Maryland, stressed this econo- in the herd,
mic importance at the first of Genetic improvements in the
three swine management meet- herd are permanent and rela
ings held recently in George- lively inexpensive, as compared
town. to improvements in manage-
According to Morrow, swine nient. However, genetic im
produeers can increase their provements must be carried
profit through genetic improve- out in a systematic fashion,
ments without an increase in through the use of good re
the cost of producing the hogs cords, Morrow stressed.
He said the hentabihty esti- 1
mate dictates the type of TREES PROVIDE
breeding program a swine pro- BEAUTY & SHADE
ducer should use for herd im
provement The heritabihty Tress lend an 'eGtiabi'ished
estimate is the difference, due appearance to jour property
to heredity, in litter size, Amoing the tuiees already <m
growth rate and carcass quail- y |ffUir y° u should grve caire
ty between individuals in a fltl 'thought to those worth saiv
swine herd. nag, suggests J. Rotrart Nuss,
According to Morrow if the ex t ,einD * |o| a oiniamenlt'al hoatluicul
hentabihty estimate is low, as tiuist One way to dio this is
is the case with litter size in to dua ' w a 10U S’ h P lsln - to scale,
swine, the best method of im- y°' l "’’ wJSih exiting trees
proving litter size is through' °' n llf: bQEo ‘ ie y° u d ' scidle l 'he
cross breeding and a general eMclt locaij °' n lof y°ur future
improvement in overall man- hom ' e Tiy fit your house lo
dgement. catvcn with the existing tre'es
If the heiitability estimate
is moderate, as is the case with
growth rate, improvements in Most fish cannot turn then
this trait can be made using heads, nor see their own
systematic methods of selec- bodies
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