16 — Lancaster Farming. Saturday. September 2,1967 • Star Farmer club work. He is currently pres-were Stanley Musselman, agri-
p n __ n ldent of the Northern Lancas- cultural representative of Th<
!?• 1J Will ( t mg) ter County 4-H Holstein and Lancaster County Farmers Na-
Jrennsyiv&nia. V’OITO r I6IQ JL/Siys Will tlvltles revolve around dairy- the Elizabethtown 4-H Horse tional Bank; Jay W. Irwin, as-
T m ing. He has had the complete Clubs. sistant county agent; and Rich
reature INCWCSI in r* IOIQ iviacnmciry responsibility for the breeding ard Murr, county vo-tech pro
major attraction also, with five three different types of units, program in his father’s 70-head J® Plans gram coordinator ’
or six units operating in the Harvesting ear corn will be a registered Holstein herd foi V • state Other youths competing for
field during the two-day event. Penn State University, in co- the past J ear. In addition, the return 6 to farm- the Star Fanner title were:
Some of this car corn will be operation with 55 commercial Future Farmer iuns 60 acres V , . he ear .. ies his Tom Houser, Garden Spot
cribbed: the rest will be shelled exhibitors. of corn on the halves for I Z. mg. At school he caiiies his Chaptel . ; Terry Kauffman,
and put on the dryers depend- -j. he sundav farm is located Hackman ’ Ellz abethtown Rl, vo ' ag P loglam in addition to cloister; Gerald Phillips, So
ing on the moisture content at one mile nor { h o‘f 0 ‘ f cs 11 near In addition to his FFA ac- academic courses. l anc o: Leroy Eshleman Manor;
harvest. N ew Kingston. tivities, Kurtz is active in 4-H Judging the annual event and John Nissiey, Manheim.
Corn silage machinery will
be demonstrated with approxi
mately 10 silage harvesters in
operation in the corn variety
plantings. The silage will be
transferred from the wagons
through six blowers to trucks
for transportation to silos.
Following corn combine and
corn picker operations. 12 corn
stalk choppers will move into
the same area where the corn
was shelled and picked
The two-day agricultural at
traction is sponsored by the
Pennsylvania Crop Impiove
ment Association and the Co
operative Extension Service of
The newest and most advanc
ed commeicial field machmeiy
seen anywhcie in the East will
be exhibited at the education.-’
Corn Field Days scheduled fo.
Sept 28-29 at Rich Valley Farm
near New Kingston
Appi oximatelj 60 pieces of
hai vesting equipment will be
in continuous opeiation at the
Sunday farm on both days In
addition, three coin dryeis and
irrigation equipment may be
seen
A major poition of the corn
will be harvested by eight corn
head combines featuring the
latest in removable heads and
self-pi opelled concepts This
shelled corn will go directly to
the corn dryers The picker
sheller method of corn harvest
ing will be demonstrated by
Lancaster Farming
Classified Ads
Get Results
every acre.
Look to Hoffman if you’d
like to move up to bigger
grain yields.
A. H. HOFFMAN
SEEDS, INC.
Landis ville, Pa.
cHoffmdn
C/ FARM SEEDS
ALFALFA • CLOVER • PASTURE
OATS • FUNK’S G-HYBRIDS
Welter Binkley & Son I. B. Groybiil & Son Martin's Feed Mill, Inc. Ammon E. Sfie|ly
Lititz Refton Strasburg R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa. Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
898-2261
Elverson Supply Co.
Henry E. Garber
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa. -
L. T. Geib Estate
ENCOURAGE HIGH MILK PRODUCTION ON YOUR FARM!
feed your rows
THE SECRET of milk production lies in the roughage a cow eats, but
to produce large quantities of milk cows need a nutritionally balanced
grain ration. When you place RED ROSE DAIRY FEEDS in your .feed
troughs you can be sure you are feeding well-balanced vitamin-fortified
rations that will maintain herd health and encourage your cows to pro
duce at high rates.
Red Rose Dairy Feeds are available in
many protein levels to fit your particular
need. Red Rose 14 Test-Cow Feed is a feed
’ll find especially resultful. Test-Cow is
irse-textured all-purpose feed (the finer
:dients are pelleted) that can be fed at
iasons to milking cows, dry cows, calves
jjj^fßase
M ERALS
provide
POSITIVE
PROTECTION
or all livestock
Atglen
Elverson
Manheim
Pastures cannot adequately provide the minerals
that your dairy cows, heifers and steers need for
health, growth and performance. Here is the answer
Red Rose “Super” Mineral. “Super” Mineral con
tains calcium, phosphorus, fluorine, iron, manganese,
zinc, copper, cobalt and iodine all the minerals your
cows need for protection against deficiency.
When selecting feeds made with your own grains,
or with local mixes, insist on Red Rose Livestock
Mineral.
Check your feed inventory, then colt your nearest Red
Rose Distributor. Do it today!
E. M. Heisey Mountville Feed Service L. M. Snavely
Mt. Joy Mountville Lititz
Heistand Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Ouavryville
David B. Hurst Chas. E. Sauder & Sons
Bowmansville Terre Hill • “ '
Rbb^^Rosb
DAIRY FEEDS
and bulls. It’s high in fat, minerals and di
gestible nutrients and can be fed as it comes
from the bag.
Why not aim for higher milk production
by feeding 14 Test-Cow and other Red Rose
Dairy Feeds? You’ll be pleased with the re
sults they give.
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Mu ” er ' s H - M * Stouffer & Sons,
The Buck
Inc.
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Brook
Witmer
ie