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the others if their starter has "nitrate
nitrogen." The nitrate nitrogen in UNIPEL
STARTER SPECIAL 13-34-10 moves
quickly to the seedling roots. A
conventional ammonic source of
nitrogen does not
move; roots must
grow to it. See us
soon for details.
Smoketown, Pa.
Make More Money with
Beffer-Bred, Beffer-Fed Chicks
Buy Better-Bred chicks for
better livability, better de
velopment and better pro
duction. High producing
strains are bred to lay 20 to
50 extra eggs above the aver
age extra eggs that pay
you extra profits.
For money-making pullets this fall—first,
buy a high-producing strain—then,
put them on Wayne!
ROHRER’S MILL
B. D. 1, Bonks
C. E. SAUDER & SONS
B. D. 1, East Earl
PARADISE SUPPLY
Paradise
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R. D. 1, Stevens
MOUNTVTLLE
FEED SERVICE
R. D. 2, Columbia
HERSHEY BROS.
Reinholds
GRIJBR STTPPT Y m POWL ’ S FEED SERVICE
GKUJBB SUPPLY CO. B d. 1, Quarryville
Elizabethtown R. d. 2. Peach Bottom
ms) IQs
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Make sure your chicks are
Better-Fed—on Wayne
Chick Starter for a strong,
sure start; the Wayne Grow
ing Program for rugged, fully
developed pullets ready to
lay more-and-bigger eggs
this fall.
H. JACOB HOOBER
Intercourse, Pa.
WHITE OAK MILL
R. D. 4, Manheim
HEISEY
FARM SERVICE
Lawn Ph: 964-3444
H. M. STAUFFER
& SONS, INC.
Witmer
Hunger Still Exists in U. S.
To be sure, the pooicr a fam
ily is, the pooler its diet is likely
to be \t the lime of the 10(55
suivvy, slightly moie Ih.m one
thmi of the households with in
come undei 53,000 had diets
that weie significantly short of
i(commended levels for a* least
one of seven impoi tant nutrients
But poor diets are by no means
a monopoly of the poor In fact,
about a fifth of the households
with incomes between <5,000 and
$7,000 in 1965 also failed to pass
the nutrient test, as did a tenth
of the families with incomes ov
ei $lO,OOO.
Income supplements obviously
would help alleviate physical
hunger and reduce the hardships
of poverty. But income supple
ments alone would not close the
Ph: 397-3539
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Water, feed and eggs completely
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M. K. HOKE
148 S. Main St., Manheim, Pa.
Nation's nutrition gap That will
take an educational effort so that
neiy US cili/en, ileh or poor,
knows what constitutes an ade
quate diet and is enticed to ob
tain it.
As far as America’s ngucul-
Hue is concerned, there is plenty
of food available or potentially
available to solve the food piob
-Icm.
If all the families with incom
es of less than $3,000 ate like the
rt st of the population, their food
expenditures would inciease by
an estimated 15 per cent
Consumption of some foods
would increase and otheis de
ciease As a Nation, we would
eat less cereal and grain pro
ducts and use fewer diy beans
and eggs. But consumption would
use markedly for meat and other
highly desired food*.
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An InciiMsc of 15 per cent in
food spending by low income
families would inciensc the total
quantity of food commodities
needed In the entire U S public
by onlv two to thiee pei cent.
That’s considerably less than
the increase of 10 to 12 per cent
in food supplies which farmers
could potentially provide under
icasonable price incentives and
free market operation. Of course,
it might take a few years for
farmers to gear up to this level
of output.
The point is that farmeis £ould
readily provide the amount of
food necessary to solve the pov
erty related food problem. The
major obstacle is that of distribu
tion of food to the people who
need it and payment to suppliers
in a manner that is equitable to
consumers
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