Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 15, 1969, Image 11

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    World Meat Production
Continues To Increase
At least one thine is eiowni" Kme. head of the Amm.il
Ot a f.i'tei into than l/u* hiim.in Science Pep...tinent at The
population of the *0.1(1 ..ml Pcnnsvlvaniil MtlU . r, m( ,.s.U
that' nie.il pioduction meal piodmlion mue.t'ecl lv
Auo.dine to Pi Thomas B 2(5 peitenl last sea. OTpe.cea'
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED
TO ATTEND AN
OPEN
HOUSE
l>
AT THE NEW OFFICES OF
GRANT HEILMAN
PHOTOGRAPHY r
ON WEST LINCOLN AVENUE
IN LITITZ
FROM 2 TO 5 P M
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22
Fertilizing in the fall can benefit you ing clone, you'll be among the fust to
ummh moie than just giving you a head ' ■ plant come spring. And the early plant
start next J spnng It you hioadcast, ~crs gefthe greatest yields’ □ During the
„JJNiPELS.on top ol litis yeai s upp stub- , -heat of summei, your plant roots will be
’ . Hfrje and plow it all down, vou'l! have a - -feeding on the vita! UNIPEL null rents
> - * fertkizerwot king-ten you all veat hound. . . ‘ down in the moisture zone where roots
- -Q-During the fall and win lei -months, ' -arc most active. □ This is why we call
i " the-rMitti rents m UNtPELS vu!L he help- . UNI PELS The All-Season Fertilizer.
ing break down crop* revi- omc sec u - t;oon anc *
due and ptcpaimg the soil learn howvoucangetmoie
lorearh nutnenl iclease in f '° m >OLM fe,t,hzer
the spring. O With km lilt/- in\ertmenl with UNIPELS.
work for you
all year ’round ?
i"r\ i -li
ii'll -11 c~ t rvr OFr,
more than the world’?- increase
in population durlnc the same
period of time In the United
States, however, overall meal
production is down about 5 pvi
cent from previous years
“Beef and veal topped the
list of .ill meal pioriuced in Ihv
woild dm mi, IP6B with almost
TO hi I lion pounds Di Kina
said I’oik pi eduction was
second and mutton and lamb
thud '1 heie aie about 1 billion
head ol cattle and bullalo
aiouncl tiie woild he added
Uiiifjuay ianks as the woild -
leadei in meal consumption
with a pei capita average of 227
pounds, the Penn State depot
ment head pointed out The
United States tanks fifth with
an average of 178 pounds con
sumed per person
Muskrat Trapping
Season Opens Nov. 22
The 1969 trapping season for
mink and muskrat will open at
7 a.m on Saturday. November
22, and continue through noon
on Sunday, January 11
Minks and muskrats, as well
a<i other furbearers. are in fairly
good supply this year
Last year, prices paid for skins
considerably higher than
| they had been for manv yeais
but the current price outlook is
still uncertain Prices on most
( not yet been stabilized
During October there was little
movement of last years tuis
from shippers and merchants to
brokers and manutactureis The
volume of unsold luis ot all
, .kinds is believed sufficient to
satisfy immediate demand
, This may foice the "opening
market prices foi the new crop
of furs somewhat lower than the
closing prices of last winter and
P. L: HftER & BRO.. INC.
4Mf
111
Smoketown
Almost 80 f 'r ot the vehicles involved in fatal accidents in
1967 were passengei cars
spimg However, an impiove
ment in the market is expected
a« the season progresses
The Game Commission advises
that trappers might gain by
a
Ph. Lone. 397-3539
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Lancaster Farming. Saturday, November 15. 1969—11
Attitudes & Platitudes
jerrv Murnu
pelting their hides during the
early part of the season holding
them until the market im
proved
Beaver season in Pennsylvania
will open February 7 and end on
March 8, 1970 Trappers will
also be permitted to take musk
rats again at that time
sSil
from
ffheJJiHe
Strength and beauty aw
his sanctuary.—(Psalm*
96:6).
Let us cultivate the habit of
looking for beauty Nothing
brings us in closer touch with'
the omnipresence of God than
seeing the beauty He has
created everywhere We do
many things to develop our
mind and oin bodv but to
cultivate the habit of seeing
heeutv dr" >' ■> soul
w
PROTECT YOUR FARM
RUTH A UNCO* PTO
TRACTOR DRIVEN ALTERNATOR
• 50,000 watts surge capacity
• 16,000 watts continuous dot]*'
• Slow speed— l Boo BPM
operation
• Cool running triple chain
drive transmission
• Heavy duty motor starting
9 dose voltage regulation
• Meets NEMA codes
9 Heavy duty construction
9 Induction hardened input
shaft
9 Rain proof construction
0 Completely wised. control
fens
ft Three phase available
r-see it at ~. ————
Hoverslick Bros.
2111 Stone Mill Kd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17C08
Ph. <717) 392-5722