If-LancaMcr Farming. Saturday. September 27.19(>9 Swine Show Champion Is Shown By Glenn Livengood For the second consoeutne yeai Glenn Livengood. 15 year •Id soa of Mi & Mrs It a Liven good, 1906 Pioneer Road, Lan caster, took the championship honors at the Lampeter Fan •wiot Show with a Yorkshire harrow. The new champion weighed Heavyweight, 1, Paul Eckman; M 6 pounds and was first in the 2, Bob Weaver; pen of four, OMtfe market hog division. lightweight. 1, Glenn Livengood; Pad Eckman, Strasburg Rl, %ad the champion pen of two with his first place lightweight hogs, and Robert Weaver had the •tampion pen of four with his oaedimweight hogs W F Ruoss and Frank Ruoss, •P* rata, dominated the breeding owiae division Individual plac- mmjirr*aD& a* Harvest high moisture corn and save three ways. When you harvest corn early, at high moisture, you harvest it at maximum nutrient content. The earlier harvesting also reduces field losses due to lodging and dropped ears. And costly drying is eliminated. HARVESTORE “locks in” more valuable TDN. The HARVESTORE system of storing and processing saves more of the valuable energy in high moisture grain. This saved TDN can add up to more profitable gains or milk production. It’s like adding extra acres to your crop land. Many farmers also process cornlage (low-moisture silage) through their HARVESTORE. This gives them the feed valpe of the entire plant. The lower moisture level also eliminates hauling and storing unneeded water. Add the labor-saving advantages of HARVESTORE bottom unloading and automated feeding Small wonder so many owners consider HARVESTORE the key to n 'increased production and profit. For details, see or call us today. We’ll show you how your neighbors are locking in extra profit with HARVESTORE. HARVESTORE multiplies manpower and landpower PENN-JJERSEY HARVESTORE SYSTEMS, INC. Nejv Holland, Penna. 17557' Phone 335-5171 ! ‘ ‘ 309 Diller Ave. «hi Inform* lion -contained herein Is fenjrel In nature and Is drawn trem •wro** -deemed to be reliable. Any aoplic4t,on to a particular farmiiw open. »°* ''ealiifesthe advice of bualified.experts andlssubject to limitations of food ■■■UiiiiiV "cither ana otnir conditions present at toe individual location* mgs of niaikot hogs <nc as fol lows 1. Glenn Livengood. 2, Bob Weavci: 3, Clair Witwci. light weight pen of two, 1, Paul Eck man. 2. Earl Livengood. 3. Glenn Livengood: mediumweight, 1, Clair Wilwer: 2. Paul Eckman; 3, Earl Livengood. medium weight. 1, Bob Weaver; 2, Earl Livengood, 3. Glenn Liv engood; heavyweight, 1, Bob Weaver. Breeding Young Boar (Duroc) I, Frank Ruoss, 2, W. F. Ruoss; Jr spring gilts, 1, Dwight Hous er (Yorkshires), 1, Frank Ruoss (Duroc); Sr spring gilt (Duroc), I, Frank Ruoss, 2, W. F Ruoss; 3, Ed Donough, Sr gilts (York shire), 1, Randy Walker; 2, Ken Findley, sow and litter Duroc, 1, W. F Ruoss, 2 Frank Ruoss. The fellow who has an answer to everything veiy often doesn’t understand the question L 'pmitli HARVESTORE Products Inn 1 j nJ; CHAMPION at the Lampeter Fair Road, Lancaster. The Yorkshire harrow Swine Show Wednesday afternoon is weighed 205 pounds. L. F. Photo shown by Glenn Livengood, 1906 Pioneer Agway TRUCK LOAD SALE ON AGWAY CORN CRIBS m 5x5 GAUGE BAR MESH CRIB SIZES AVAILABLE 750 and 1100 Bu. Capacity 13’ -9” Diameter 1000 and 1500 Bu. Capacity lb’ -8” Diameter ACCESSORIES AVAILABLE Corn Diverter Roof Ladder Vent Stack FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED ORDER TO-DAY (LIMITED SUPPLY) CALL 397-4761. Ask for Mr. Shelly or Mr. Esbenshode SNOW FENCE F#rT y"«’ s lo.97. We also can supply your needs for building your own corn crib welded 1 wire, hardware clotb, creosoted lumber, creosoted poles, steel and or, aluminium roofing, nails, silo or snow fence, etc. BEE-LINE Supply Cent REASONS WHY MORE FARMERS PREFER THE AGWAY GREEN DOOR BAR MESH CORN CRIBS I. Galvanncaled Wire 2. Steep Pitched Roof 3. Easy Erection 1 Easy Loading and Unloading 5. Positive “Safety Locking” of ail sections 6. Tested Under Extreme Load Conditions 7. Excellent Basic Design 8. Reliable Manufacturer, (Foley & Lavish Engineering C o
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