• Book ond Martin I?,, 323 Maples
, r ~ x>-.CTo R-, Hillmac Della 4429144, a nine
(Continued from Page 6) year . oldj had produce ’ d 16)140
bad 19,530 lbs. milk, 626 lbs. lbs milk > 659 lbs. butterfat and
solids-not-fat in 305 days; Roar- 1,345 lbs. solids-not-fat in 295
jng Maples Misty Dean 5639558, da y s - are owned by Roy H.
a four-year-old, had produced and R uth Book, Ronks.
17,300 lbs. milk, 702 lbs. buttei- Also Spring Shade Reflection
fat and 1,488 lbs. solids-not-fat May 5440971, a four-year-old
The Surest Way To Profit
In 1968 Is To Use Red Rose
Dairy Feeds In Your Barn!
Complete rations . such as RED ROSE DAIRY
FEEDS . . that contain the necessaiy vitamins,
nutrients and minerals aie needed by your cows for
the best in milk production and maintenance Choose
what you need to use in your barn fiom the complete
Fed Rose Dairy Feed line
If you have home-giown grains mix them with
Red Rose Supplements to assure complete nutritional
balance. We have one suited to your needs.
Make a New Yeai’s resolution .. to earn more
profit from your cows! You can if you feed Red
Rose!
Red Rose
DAIRY FEEDS
These feeds pay off in the milk pail where
it counts most.
BUY YOUR FEED NEEDS FROM THESE
RED ROSE DEALERS
Walter Binkley & Son
Lititz
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen
Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
Henry E. Garber
R. D. 1, Elizabethtown, Pa.
L. T. Geib Estate
Manheim
I. B. Graybill & Son
Kefton Strasburg
E. M. Heisey
Mt. Joy
Heistend Bros.
Elizabethtown
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Qnarryville
David B. Hurst
Sowmansville
Martin's Feed Mill, Inc.
R. D. 3, Ephrata, Pa.
Mountville Feed Service
Mountville
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Buck
Chos. E. Souder & Sons
Terre Hill
Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz
L. M. Snovely
Lititz
E. P. Spofts, Inc.
Honey Brook
H. M. Stauffer & Sons,
Inc.
Witmer
Registered Holstein, has credits
of 21,085 lbs. milk, 806 lbs but
terfat and 1,825 lbs solids-not
fat in 365 days; Spring Shade
Wallie Joyce 59699247, a three
year-old, had produced 15,250
lbs milk, 585 lbs butterfat and
1,323 lbs sohds-not-fat in 300
days Both are owned by Carl L.
Mai tin, Ephrata.
• "Cool-Headed"
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it was in the 65-degree environ
ment
When cows breathed air
cooled to 60 degrees, milk pro
duction was 91 percent of nor
mal
When cows breathed air
cooled to 50 degrees, milk pio
duction was 90 percent of nor
mal
The study’s purpose was to
increase milk production at a _ . , _ ,
time when the number of milk Donald Powell, Strasburg HI (left) returned last
cows in the United States is de- week from West Bend, Wisconsin, where he attended
creasing and the population is Gehl Company’s national sales meeting. With Powell is
growing. It is a part of ARS’ Joe Ecker, Gehl Sales Manager,
continuing effort to find more
efficient ways of pioducmg food Local Man Attends burg Rl, returned this week
and fiber M . • , c . ii fiom West Bend, Wis., where he
National Sales Meet attended Gehl Company’s na
(West Bend, Wisconsin) tionai sales meeting Powell ns
Donald Powell, Box 188, Stras- district sales manager for Gehl
farm machmeiy in this area.
Old fisheamen never due
they just smell away
135 bit Cylinder/Paddle
135 bu Single ieattr
K|B|
)-
165 bu Flail
195 bu Single Beater
lIS 111. Flail
Wilbur H. Grtybill
Lititz. R, D. 2
A. B. C. Groff, Inc.
New Holland
Allen H. Mat*
Denver
Chas. J. McComsey
& Sons
Hickory BUI. Ft.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. December 30,1967 —
SURE YOU CAN SAVE'
A FEW DOLLARS
Spreaders this much bet<
ter have to cost a little
more. They cost more to
build. So how many ol
these features are you
willing to do without?
• Structrual steel frame
• Penta treated wood boxl
• Improved conveyor
• Plug-free performance
e New care-free drive
mechanism
• Optional endgates
i.
• 135, 165, 195 bu. size*
• Easy drive adjustment
e High ground clearance
Three sizes —135, 165
195 bushel capacities—in
all three types—flail, sin
gle beater and cylinder/
paddle. All with full year
warranty. _ Excellent
financing.
SEE THEM HERE
■ahm mmumMmNT
A. L. Herr & Bro.
Quarryvillo
Landis Bros.
Lancaster
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
Akron
Longenecker
Farm Supply
Rheems
While at the eonfei ence ?
Powell received intensive team
ing on new GeM products in
troduced this year, including a
new 'Bay-King mowei-condi
tioner and a silo based high ca
pacity reeuttei Both items will
be sold thiough franchised Gehi
dealers in this aiea, according
to the district sales manager.
The meeting was attended by
Gehi sales representatives fiom
throughout the United States
and Canada Purpose of the sem
inar, according to Powell, was
to provide new and updated in
formation on the company’s ex
panding and specialized line of
faim machinery.
“Our aim is to develop men
with toioad, specialized knowl
edge of the farm machmei y bus
iness, able to apply that knowl
edge, locally, to the business of
farming,” Gehi officials said
Joe Eeker, Sates Manager for
the 108-yeai-old Wisconsin bas
ed firm said “Today’s farmers
are 'intelligent, informed and
eager to learn They like to do
business with sales repiesenta
tives they feel are equally so..
and providing highly trained
Gehl 'representatives in each of
our sales territories is an obli
gation to fai mers which this
company has always taken mosl
seriously ”
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