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in Hessdale. The pond was stocked with bass this week
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Pest-Control Program
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New Holland
■ 219 S: Railroad Ave. '
354-2146
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How much are they costing you?
It’s a fact that houseflies are carriers of many livestock diseases,
and roundworms and tapeworms, too. That horn fly infestations
can reduce milk production by as much as 20%. That cattle
grubs account for 160 million dollars a year in livestock losses.
AGWAY GUARDIAN
PEST CONTROL PROCRAM
Dairy Barns
Residual Sprays: Agway Cygon® 2E, Agway Korlan® 24E or
Rabon® : -
Space Sprays: Agway Dual® Stock Spray or Agway Livestock®
Spray
Baits: Agway Sugar Bait Fly Killer, Snip® Fly Bands or
Vapona® Sugar Fly Bait
Fumigation: Agway Vapona® Pest Stiip
Animal Treatment
Sprays: Agway Dual Stock or Agway Livestock Spray
Dusts: 3% Ciodnn® Dust
Back-Rubber Preparation: Ciodrin® Concentrate or Agway
Korlan® 24E
Milkroom
Agway Vapona® Pest Strip or Snip® Fly Band
Animal Treatment
Spray: Ciodnn® Concentrate
Dusts: Agway Louse Powder or 3% Ciodiln® Dust
Pick the light pesticide for the job. READ THE LABEL, ob
serve the precautions, and follow the lecommendations closely
as to dosage, physical coverage of the infested area, number of
applications, and placement of the pesticides.
Follow up. One application may not be enough for good control
For example, insect eggs present during a spiay may hatch later
and give you a whole new population to contend with. Watch for
what happens after your treatment, and continue the control as
the label indicates.
Agway
TODAY
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Manheim Pike and
Dillerville Hoad ,
394-0541
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Recommended Controls
(first listed is first choice)
Your Agway man will help
you work out a complete
pest-control program. Ag
way specialists have se
lected the most effective
formulations from among
the thousands available.
Each product has been
thoroughly tested, and
passed as effective for its
intended use by the Ag
way Research Depart
ment.
from fish supplied by the Lamar Fish Hatchery.
L. F. Photo
Qudirryyille
27 E. 4th St.
786-2126
Farms Not Safe Place To Woik
Farm tractois are dangeious. ternational Tiade Fan- in Apiil
Annually farm tractois aie in- when the U S Feed Giams
volved in at least 1.000 fatalities Council, in its Coopeiator booth.
, • ~ TT . , . prepared and gave samples to
each year in the United States. trade 0 f pi o( j uc ts fiom their
About 6 in each 10 result from barnyard customers, prominent
tractor upset, report extension among them milk pioducts such
agricultural engineers at The as whipped cream.
Pennsylvania State University. T* l6 mora^
WAYNE CALFNIP* MILK REPLACER
NEW All milk protein. New Calfnip is high in milk prod-
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NEW High fortification. New Calfnip delivers vitamins
A, D, 812, K, thiamine, niacin and C, plus a new
blend of essential minerals. Also contains me
thionine, a vital building block of protein.
PLUS Many other improvements that
you will see in the calves you
raise on new Wayne Calfnip.
&ERSHEY BROS.
Remholds
WHITE OAK MILL
R. D. 4, Manheim
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
C. E. SAUDER & SONS H. JACOB HOOBEE
S. D. 1, East Eai;l - Intercourse, Ra. , - r '
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GRUBB SUPPLY CO.
Elizabethtown
ig, Saturday, July 19,1969—9
Dairy Gets An Assist
A nationwide campaign to
have waileis and wait) esses ask
each cuslomei at lunch. "Will
you have a glass of milk”’ got
undciway in California in
Maich, sponsoied not by a dany
gioup but by a compam, Paci
fie Molasses ol San Francisco.
Their appioach is duect get
eveijone of influence to per
suade hotel and lestauiant man
ageis that the ciuestion will
bung piotitable business and
stimulate an impoitanl local
industiy Ten new luncheon
milk-dunkeis in 1000 ieslau
uints will in a month need 15,-
000 moie gallons of milk, they
point out P/M’s motivation,
molasses is an impoitanl feed
mgiedient and cows aie impor
tant consumeis.
Feed met chants, daily pioces
sois, dany gioups, etc aie ing
ed to adopt this simple, positive
appioach and thus make eveiy
month in 1969 Dany Month".
Another assist fiom the feed
industiy came at the Tokyo In-
S££ US TODAYI
FOWL’S FEED SERVICE
R D I, QuauyvJle
R. D. 2. Peach Bottom
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
Witmer
DUTCHMAN FEED'
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1, Stevens
HEISEY
FARM SERVICE
Lawn Ph. 964-3444
PARADISE SUPPLY
Paradise
ROHRER’S MILL
R. D. 1, Ronks
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