Importance of Clean Environment
To Be Emphasized at Meetings
Several cduciitionnl meetings enviionmenl was explained ns ty may become a nuisance The
•re being planned this winter follows 1 inference must be substan-
Under the general topic of ”Liv- The general public's interest tlfl l «nd offensive to a normal
Ing With Your Neighbois " the in conti oiling environment is pei son of average sensitivity.
' obvious. The complaint relative to the
C,VlCean ‘ To what degree, how. and n ". raa J, indude foul
how fast, arc questions to which odo \l' * oud and lC u Unin .® noiscs
Th« topic refers to conti ol- answers arc varied Only time or the many P hysical ‘■'ondi
ling the farm environment and will movidr definite nncwei-c tlons (fl> es . dust, feathers and
using good management prac- " piovia ® nei,nue answeis water) which could amount to
tices to eliminate conditions Fh ? numbcr . of com- a health hnMrd>
which might be offensive to flf,l ntS j!f ainSt P ou liy opera * There aie two general types
neighbors, explained Jay W. Ir- |L°P S continu ® s to increase in 0 { nuisances public and pn
wm, associate county agent Sta » t ®j £ind in surrounding vate _ depending on the num
_ statas - And so ™ ha r ,esulted ber of people whose rights arc
In a recent newsletter to lo- lawsuits that have gone being , nte rfered with The per
cal poultrymen by liwm in ugamst poultrymen in other son or peo pie can ask for (1)
consultation with Dr Floyd states. an injunction, (2) damages,
Hicks, Penn State extension What is a poultry nuisance’’ either actual or punitive, or (3)
poultry specialist, the impor- Any operation that umeason- both an injunction and dam
tance of understanding and ably interferes with the use ages
fatorably controlling the farm and enjoyment of one’s pioper- Another impoitant consideia
tion is whether the poultry
opeiation is classified as a
temporal y or permanent nui
sance This determination is
made by the court and can have
a decided influence on future
action
Help Us Serve You
Is your farm organization's meetings making our faim
calendar 9 If they’ie not and you think they should, let us
know
As a public seivice to farmms and the farm communi
ty, we try to get as many meetings as we can on the
calendar. But we miss some.
Remind us by calling 394-3047 or 626-2191 or by wilting
to Lancaster Farming, 22 E Mam St., Lititz, Pa. 17543. You
can help us serve you better.
TAKE THE GUESSWORK
OUT OF FEEDING YOUR STEERS!
PROGRAMMED
BEEF
is the Red Rose way to efficient and profitable production.
You can choose from a variety of
feeds for your steers . . . such as
Beef Supplements, Brood Cow Cubes,
20% Cattle Cubes, Beef Pellets, Creep
Feed, and Beef Starter Pellets.
Let us take the guesswork out of your steer feeding operation. All jou
need to do is call us for a herd analysis! You'll be glad you did!
Walter Binkley & Son Heistand Bros.
Lititz Elizabethtown
Brown & Rea, Inc.
Atglen’
‘ Elverson Supply Co.
Elverson
i |
| L. T. GeibEstote
Manheim
”l. B. Groybtll & Son
Strasbnrg
4. . u . c Mountviile Feed Service Stouffer & Son*
B. Musser Heisey & Son Mountviile Inc.
| ft D. #2, Mt. Joy, Pa. Witmer
Red Rose
CATTLE FEEDS
Red Rose Farm
Service, Inc.
N. Church St.. Quarryville Chos. E. Sauder & Sons
Terre Hill
David 8., Hurst A _ c , „
Bowmansvilie Ammon E. Shelly
Lititz-
G. R. Mitchell, Inc.
Eefton, Pa,
We would like to think that
nuisance conditions on most
poultiy faims are only tempor
ary in that they could be re
duced or eliminated by making
some basic changes in manage
ment.
Musser Farms, Inc.
Columbia
Musser's Mill
The Buck
E. P. Spotts, Inc.
Honey Biook
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 24,1970
Make a bag Make it big. A tote bag is for toting and here
is one with all the room you need Do it the patchwork way,
using crocheted squares Each 7” square is done in the star
stitch with rug jam. The pieces are sewn together and the
seams are embroidered over in the chain stitch. Free in
structions are'available by sending a self-addressed stamp
ed envelope to this newspaper along with your request for
Leaflet A-575.
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JUST bolt on anothci bottom to c\pind \oui 2000
Senes Allis Chalmeis 1 plow No need to
buy anothci plow when you buy a biggoi (iactor.
And that’s just one ol the many fine fcaluics of these
nigged semi-mounted plows. Thetc aic no cioss
biaccs to get in youi way when you want to adjust a
coullei 01 change a plow blade The fiame is clean
and wide-open so you can walk light up to any point
on the plow
Plus, you have a dunce ol shcai bolt spnng tup or
hy»iauhc icsct stub beams and a complete selection
ot coulteis and bottoms to match soil conditions.
These Monofiainc plows come in a 4-bottom size
that can be expanded to 5, and a 5-bottom size that
can be expanded to 6 Come and lake a look at them
You'll see why Going Orange is Going Gicat.
Nissley Farm Service L. H. Brubaker
Washington Boio, Pa Lancastei, Pa.
;N. G. Myers & Son Grumelli Farm Service
> ' Rheems, Pa. Quanyville, Pa.
auis-chalmehs MONOFRAME is an Allis Chalmers trademark.
Roy H. Buch, Inc.
'Ephi ata, R D 2
L. H. Brubaker
Lititz, Pa
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