BALANCED FEED
NO. 701 GREEN
PIG STARTER
How To Use; —
Start Creep feeding No. 701 when pigs weigh 5
lbs. or are 7 days old and feed through 6th week
when pigs should weigh about 35 lbs.
Amount Required
15 to 20 lbs. per pig,
Feed Per Lbs. Of Gain During
This Period
1.25 to 1.50 lbs
MOST
If we can help you design a profitable pro
gram for your swine enterprise or aid you in
problems relating to swine management or nu
trition see your MILLER & BUSHONG SER
VICE Representative or call us direct at
Lancaster 392-2145.
RUDY FOR
JUST THE FEED FOR US
PIGLETS TO GROW ON!
PALATABLE FEED WE
"Sweet as a good muffin"
- f MILLER &
BUSHONG, Inc.
PASTURES
PELLETS!
Field Tests Indicate:—
1. More uniformity in pigs, fewer runts.
More economical gains. Heavier pigs at 8
weeks.
Pigs may be weaned at six weeks. This give
more time for proper conditioning of sow
before re-breeding.
Easier to maintain farrowing schedule.
ROH RERSTOWN, PA.
Phone 392-2145
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HAVE
Lincastcr Kfinning.
Stittiid.iv . M.'iih 7. 5
BEES
In main a’i i in* . hiu not
had a High! 'inn ha \ovimbei,
aid souu o) tin in li.iu hi on
tovimd wrh . la o part
ot tlin tune ’I his I-, usually not
a pioblem so lon-, a-. tluv i. n got
ai Boos, genuallv, .at in good
condition and h ivi med a nor
n.al amount of food
In most cans the lower on
ti«nce to the hives is closed with
snow, making tin upper enhance
vii.v impoilant ioi both ventila
tion and flight hole
One of the biggest problems m
w mtei, adequate untilation. is
helped by an uppei entrance IE
the hives do not have an upper
entrance, theic is still time to
supply one by dulling a V
augci hole m the stcond story.
This should be done on a ie!a
lively waim day
FOOD
Bees which went into winter
shoit of food may be saved by
adding gianulated sugar on the
inner cover Not all bees utilize
diy sugar efficiently, but if there
is moistuie available (and there
usually is) most bees will sur
vive on such food
Once the outside temperature
starts to model ate, sugar syrup
( IV2 or 2 parts sugar to 1 part
water by volume) may be fed.
The sugai syiup should be fed
slowly since it should be used to
rear brood rathei than to store as
suiplus
Theie has been some interest
in feeding pollen m the spring.
Pollen substitutes have not been
lecommended in the past, but
tnere is evidence to show that
feeding one pei cent pollen by
I weight with the sugar will help
1 stimulate brood rearing
1 Pollen may be collected during
the summer and fed back the fol
j lowing spring It can be preserv-
I ed by eithei freezing or drying,
I To mix with sugar syrup, first
'soak in water then add to the
sj 1 up
National FFA Honors
New Holland Division
New Holland Division, Sper
ry Rand Coip. has been honor
ed by the National FFA for
75 years of semce to agncul
tuie
Hany W Bn dwell, FFA na
tional president, presented a
plaque recently to George C.
Delp, Speirj' Rand vice presi
dent
Birdwell, of Oklahoma, and
five other FFA national offi
ceis visited the plant and spent
a day in a question and answer
session with company officers.
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