—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 23,1967
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• Animal Nutritionist
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The nutritionist said it cost
$4 40 to produce milk
He also toted coconut oil as
costing 20 cents & pound where
as butterfat cos* 80 cents And
if they can find a way to use
soybean oil they can get that
for 12% cents a pound
Another point made by the
Agway man was that the dany
manufacturer doesn’t have to
put in different equipment to
produce it. “And it is as good
nutritionally as whole milk,” he
said
Dr Dolge listed four ways
farmers can cope with this prob
lem- (1) 'through research to
find new products to increase
milk use; (2) through advertis
ing nrnlk to push sales, (3) take
a look at the laws not try to
outlaw the filled nrnlk but look
for laws that help sell milk, and
(4) decrease the cost to produce
the milk “We have to do every
thing possible to cut costs in
production because of the filled
milk problem,” he concluded
A 'Similar meeting was held
at the Quarryville Fire Hall
Tuesday evening
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Pioneer Co. Honors
Thirty-Year Salesmen
The Pioneer Corn Company,
Tipton, Indiana, honored seven
local salesmen for thirty years
of service to the company at the
Christmas Sales meeting held
at the Reading Motoi Inn, last
week
Those honored were Eugene
Hall Charles Ricedoif, Clyde
Eshelman Martin Snydei. Paul
Den'bnger. Bob Heise\ and Am
mon Shelly
The meeting also marked the
30th anniversary of the Pioneei
Corn Corapanj according to
John Wei'dman. Eastern Region
al Sales Manage!
At the meeting Floyd Col
lins Diiector of Sales, told of _
the Growth of the company and area and then looked at the growth to an outstanding salas about the research department
pomted back to 1937 when the present and the twenty state staff and a product which can and the many new hybrids ba
sal es covered a three state sales area Collins credited the speak for itself He also spoke -mg developed ftxrthe future
D. E. Horn & Co., Inc.
LOCAL PIONEER SALESMEN
who were honored by the corn seed
company at a recent meeting, (left to
right) Front row, Eugene Hall, Charles
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As we gather together on Christmas mprn to worship
the Christ Child and offer Him the gift of our love, let us all
recall especially the message of the angels announcing His birth:
Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men. We heartily wish that all the
blessings of the holy season of Christmas come to you and your
family in lasting measure throughout the coming year.
Ricedorf, Cl>de Eshelman and Martin
Snyder. Back row. Floyd Collins, Sales
Director, Paul L. Denlinger, Bob Heisey
and Ammon Shelly.
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