—Lancaster Farming. Saturday, January 10.1970
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• Roy Rohrer
(Continued from Page 1)
date County Agent, laid the to
bacco entries were about forty
hands fewer than last year but
could give no reason for the dc
ciease.
Judges for the local show were
\ K Mann and Lester Whit
.llol e.
Plac.ngs weie as folio"'-
LongWiappeis—Rov M Rohiei,
Eugene M Rohicr. Wilinc J
Kohier, Michael E Rohiei. Ilm
old B Wisslei
Shod Wiappeis—Ro> Rohiei,
Witmer J Rohiei. Michael Rohr
ci Eugene Rohiei, Beatiice Ho
stetler.
Long Filleis—Roy Rohier, Mi
chael Rohier, Witmei Roh’er,
Lanj Shank, Eugene Rohrei
Short Filler—Rov Rohrer. Mi
chael Rohrer, Eugene Rohrer,
Witmer Rohrer, J. A. Hostetler.
Long Binder—Witmer T. Rohr
er. Roy M Rohrer, Michael E.
Rohiei, Eugene M Rohrer, Ross
B Denlinger
Shoit Bindei—Roy M Rohier,
Witmer J Rohiei, Engene M
Rohiei. Michael E Rohrer, Ross
B Denlinger
• Special
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foimeily of Neppco, and Ray
Delano (Duiham, New Hamp
shire) Manager of the Noith
eastein Egg Maiketing Associa
tion
According to Hendrik Went
ink Genei al Managei of Market
ing and Farm Operations for
Miller & Bushong, Inc, these
gentlemen have been in the
foiefiont in trying to coopera
tively achieve a battei and |
more honest way of discovering
the tiue egg price “They aic
also very knowledgeable in
most every phase lelaung to the
business end of egg producing
and marketing, and on these
subjects will also be happv to
answer questions fiom the floor,
he said.
• Grange
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iant Quanyville Richaid Maule,
Chffoid W Holloway Ji and Al
fied Wannei will accent leseivr
tions until Januaiy 14 M> and
Mis Loian Bunton aie on the
Pomona visitation committee A
memoaal seivice will be in
cbaige of Mis Chailes McSpai
lan The new office) s will be in
stalled by Neman Maule and his
team fiom Chestei Countv assist
ed by Mis Vuginia Beck soloist
and Mis Richard Jackson pianist
fiom Lancastei County
The 60-cent a dozen aveiage
puce Pennsylvania faimeis re
ceived for eggs in Decembei
was the highest since the Octo
ber 1953 puce of 64 cents
The State Ciop Repoitmg Sei
\ice, which made the price an
nouncement, said the Decembei
egg puce was up eight cents
fiom November and 15 cents
higher than in Decembei 1968
The Seivice said higher meat
animal prices also attubuted to
a two pei cent use in state faun
puces dunng December
Hogs at $26 20 a hundred
weight weie $l2O higher than
in Novembei and $7 20 highei
than in Decembei 1968 Steei s
at $27 a cwt were 30 cents high
ei and up $2 fiom Decembei
1968 Bioi'eis at 16 cents a
pound wei e one cent lowei than
in Novembei
Milk at $6 40 a cwt was 10
cents less than in Novombei and
14 cents moie than in Decembei
1968
Com was up seven cents :
bushel, wheat up foui cents, and
oats up thiee cents tiom No
\ ember puces
Nationally the index of pi ices
leceived by faimeis was the
highest since Septembei 1952
DMA MONTHLY REPORT
Owner - Name
John M. Nlsslcy
Snowball
Jo
Earl Smoker
Bonny
Jacob S. Stoltzfus
Dote
Amos B. Lnntz
Daisy
L Lass
Wilbur N. Erb
4
John C Gioff
Sei ena
Edwin K Wise
Sandy
Aloert Breneman
Farchie
Kenneth A. Skiles
Snfue
Signet
Paul V. Nissley
Jean
Amos Sauder Is • (L ?“* s ueJ flom p>ge 6)
Second In St&te credit for all his daughters ir
Corn Contest DHlAherds
A local FFA youth will be only 34 herds in Pennsylv.mir
honored for his corn production under quarantine for Brucellosis
project at the Farm Show ac- Eleven counties remain to b(
cording to a report issued this certified Brucellosis-fiee Most
week. 01 these have only one or two
Amos Sauder, Sophomoie at herd f s m VT w h * single r *ac oi
Manheim Central High School, exists f Ma " y proble K ms involve
will be honored at the Pennsyl- suspects whicn nave been vaccm
vama Crop Repoitmg Associa- *‘ ed of heifer calves with Strain
tion Banquet for h.s oneacio 19 \™ cme Calfhood vaccination
corn plot that produced 181 ,s S * U a P at \°{ the Pennsvlvan
bushels of ear corn on test 13 Bureau oi Ammal Industry
pi ogram
Sauder, 15, is the son of Mi.
and Mrs Amos Sauder, Man-
heim R 1 His yield placed him Some persons are too big foi
second in Pennsylvania and in «t their hutches and you see ’em
in the maturity group fom eveiv day in the supermaiket
Unhappily, when you apply convention- process makes the phosphate in UNI
al fertilizers, much of the phosphate is PELS I GOT available, yet makes it resist
locked up through fixation in the soil, fixation regardless of how it's applied!
□Up to now, this has i/iKi. DAnd when you plow
been fought by carefully iTILICrI down UNIPELSin the fall,
placing the phosphate __ ■■ the phosphorus and oth
closer to the surface and Gim er vital nutrients ar^
near each plant. Trouble - - _ down in the moisture
is, this leaves your phos- zone where roots are
phorus supply "high and most active in the hot,
dry'' during the heat o! I dry summer.D Come see
the summer. □ Or- jfV/U us soon about the
tho solved this ■ ■ ■■ ■ Y ear 'round bene
problemduringtho IO I llls of fall fertiliza
development of UVIIIUHJ UWVM tlon wit h Ortho
UNIPELS. A unique l^ 1 UN I PELS the AlJ
"phospho - nitric" \#l vJ|Jw ■ Season Fertilizer,
ORTHO
TM'S ORTHO, CHEVRON DESIGN, UNIPEL-RTC. US. PVT. OFF.
(ConMnuod from Page 6)
Breed Age Days Mllic Test
RH
RH
305
305
RH
305
GrH
296
271
305
RH
RH
RH
305
259
RH
273
RH
3 11
RH
305
GrH
GrH
305
304
811
7-11
GrH
285
In October, 1969, there were
Fal
664
653
18,212
15,417
661
16,804
658
17,314
657
648
18,940
18,556
657
16,683
657
14,110
656
16,106
655
19,752
655
642
17,538
15,835
653
16,816
P. L. ROHRER & BRO., INC.
Smoketown, Pa.
Owatr-NaaM Breed A<• Dun Wlk VM M
Dan S. Stoltzfus , _
Barbara EH 6-7 177 16J10 *■« 668
D. M. & L. L. Zimmerman
Alta EH 7 7 805 14,047 4.1 648
Bcnuol S. BciW
Mary EH 6-2 305 15,700 1.0 64S
David S. Smuckcr
> Hazel EH 5-5 305 16,543 8.0 648
1 Ivan M. Hursh
Lucy EH 4-11 285 10,165 4.0 648
D. George Beiler
Leah EK 5-2 305 17,107 3.6 647
i Cedar Fringed Farm
Bounty RG 90 305 12,214 5.0 648
Paul B. Zimmerman
Betty RH 4-4 296 15,223 4.1 640
Lantz Brothei s
Susie RH 3-0 305 16,680 3.8 640
Samuel K. Stoltzfus
Bessie GrH 5-1 301 15,872 4.0 641
Melvin M. Groff
Annie RH 5 2 284 15,522 4.1 611
HIGH DAILY BUTTERFAT AVERAGE
Days %
On No. Cow Days Milk ft Fat
Name Breed Test Cows In MUk Lbs. Teat Lbs.
Curtis E Akers
R&GrH 31 35.3 98.4 54 6 3.0 2.11
Allen Lee Stoltzfus
RH 31 29.7 93.5 48.6 4.0 1.09
.led Rose Research Center
RH 29 25.5 95.9 49.1 3.8 LB7
jonald S. Eby
RH 38 42 9 85.0 43.5 4.3 1.86
Parke H. Ranck
R&GrH 34 52 8 85.2 43 8 42 1.84
David L. Landis
R&GrH 28 31.1 81.3 43.5 42 1.81
Ernest J. Sauder
RH 28 39.5 92.8 45.8 4.0 1.81
Rufus G. Martin
Mix 32 25.8 92.0 48 5 3.7 1.81
Carl G. Troop
RH 31 18.0 100.0 44 8 4 0 1.80
Melvin G. Stoltzfus
RH 31 29 3 90.8 46.1 3 9 1.80
Samuel F. Sauder
R&GrH 30 35 3 85.2 43 2 4 0 1.74
John M Nissley
R&GrH 29 35 9 93.0 43.7 4.0 1.74
Robert W. Ulrich & Son
R&GrJ 33 62 4 84.6 30 5 5.7 1.73
N Gerhart & L. W. Nolt
R&GrH 31 58 3 84 9 43 0 4.0 1,73
J. Mowery Frey Jr.
RH 6 62 3 79.7 41.2 42 1.72
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