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'ndustry and producers Paul
Kline, Lltitz Rl, Vernon J. Lcin
inger, Denver R 2, and John Jacob
Oberhollzer. 171 Newport road,
Leola. Gehman is a representa
tive for R. W Sauder Eggs in
Lititz; Kline has 6,000 layers,
steers, hogs and farms 75 acies,
Leininger has 60,000 cage layeis,
110 hogs, 40 m,lk cows and fauns
175 acres and Oherholtzcr has
3,000 broileis and farms 80 acies
For the Pennsylvania Poultiy
Federation, Homer Bicksler
spoke of three ai eas of activities
for the fedei ation promotion,
legislation and membeishm Re
femng to the banner Lancaster
County poultry men won at the
1969 Farm Show Bicksler said
GREEN
No.
STEER
CONCENTRATE
(in free flowing granular form)
mu an you.-
I Did You Add
UREA
To Your Siluge ?
Then Use Green Pastures No.
610 Formulated Especially For
This Purpose.
FEED LESS - SAVE DOLLARS WITH
GREEN PASTURES STEER CONCENTRATES
MILLER & BUSHONG, Inc.
ROHRERSTOWN, PA.
“I was glad to see you win the
banner but I was more glad to
see you use it for in-store adver
tising.
Bicksler reported on a spcach
at the recent NEPPCO show
where it was predicted that chic
ken and broiler meat might re
place beef and pork in the future
if they don’t produce a leaner
product “But eggs might have a
tough load ahead,” he said.
A campaign coming from
Washington to discredit eggs on
their cholesteiol content is be
ing formed and it is not a short
thiusl but one that will giow.
“As far as I know, Bicksler
said, “no one has any facts to
piove eggs are harmful, only
opinions
The state poultry representa
tive said the federation is work
ing for legislation to regulate the
PASTURES
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Contact ony Miller & Bushong Service Representative or
Coll Us Direct at Lancaster 392-2145.
“FINEST SERVICE ANYWHERE”
grading and marking of eggs
coming from out-of-state sourc-
evening at Hostetter’s Dining
M fff In Hall in Mt. Joy, was a synchromz
u j. .* Th C no«/ d h ii an wifoH od travelogue slide presentation
aDout it. The new bill backed fth Un fi cd statc / by th c Rev.
« f nt, ° n M. A. Trestle. Mrs. Mary Hawk,
situation has passed the house , j vocallst sanc sevcl . al num
senate.' 5 Prf W, “ ° P “ SS
“Lancaster County has 3 mil- \Vhy Eat Breakfast?
lion layers or about 20 pci cent . , . , . , .
of the laying hens in Pennsyl- An adequate breakfast is a
vama,” Bicksler said. They also a must for everyone if he is to
have ll'-fc million broilers to give be aleit during the morning and
them 26 peicent of the state’s maintain his job efficiency, says
broiler pioduction. So rightfully Mrs Ruth J. Buck, Penn State
you should have a laige repre- Extension foods and nutiition
sentation on the Pa Poultry Fed- specialist. An adequate bieak
eration’s board of directors. And fast should provide one-foui th
you aie representated on the to one-third of the daily nutn
board right with your avei age in tive needs and include some
poultry numbers,” he said. foods from each of the four
The entertainment for the food groups.
FASTER
BETTER
• MORE EFFICIENT USE
OF HOME GROWN FEEDS
HERE'S WHY:
It contains Stilbosol 10 milli
grams of Stilbosol per head per
day can give you as much as 15%
extra gain on 10% less feed.
It is a 65% Protein Feed All the
steer nutrition work done by the
leading universities indicate this
to be the optimum level for most
economical gains Compare the
cost per unit of protein! —lt's
lower.
Contains 15,000 units of Vitamin
A and 30,000 units of Vitamin D
per pound.
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 1,1969
GAINS
FEED EFFICIENCY
717-392-2145
My Neighbors
lETtt
— RS
_ffy
“Hold on, he ... or some
thing jn.-it came in ...”
Contains 15 units of Vitamin E
per pound This is essential to
get proper utilization of the Vita
min A.
Use 1 pound per steer per day.
This gives a protein intake of 0.65
pounds per animal per dav. For
maximum gains even with cob
corn, silage and smaller animals.
It will take less time to get weight
and a good finish.
• Has adequate quantity of High
Grade Alfalfa and meets all re
search standards for good Urea
utilization.
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