M I.aiiuiMci' Farming. Salurdny. OcU>bc , l , 31.1970 Less Pollution Seen in 100 j^ears Are Made Benefical As Pollutants Couli.i \ In iw's'imKit pu) iim .1 t’S Dcp.u lim nt of \yii i.-. lion, of Mi. fi11....' tins , o.m “•»“«“ sruMPK ..MM«U .Uo in will 1... l.ss po.luliil m Mil !■ How im-nilnn s o th. Arhiul ..us ll).iii I! is ioil.iv 1.,, ms, lui.il Ht '(Mil’ll Insll.l,n> nu-ilin,, u. will li.n. I.M.iicd in mm '«on .v in Ailm-ilon. \.l pot. n1..il polltit.itils 10 Ihmu'lk ..11 Di 9 good reasons for feeding Purina Farrowing Chow to your sows at farrowing time 1. Formulated especially for your sows’ farrowing time needs. 2m Bulky Easy to handle and store. 4. Laxative. ••. For tified with vitamins, minerals to help sows at farrowing O. Sows like it. 7. Available with nf 180 —helps prevent scours in pigs. 11. Economical. Easy to feed complete ration contain ing gram YOU'LL NEVER KNOW what a great ration Purina Farrowing Chow is until you feed it to your own sows 1 Next time you're in town, drop by our store and let us tell you more about Purina Farrowing Chow, ‘Reg Trademark—Hess & Clark John J. H ess. 11/ Inc. James High & Sons Ph 442 4632 Ph- 354-0301 Paiadise Gordonville Ira. B. Landis Ph 394 7912 1912 Ci eek Hill Rd , Lane West Willow ' Farmers Assn., Inc. Ph 464 3431 West Willow X-X-X®XvXv“ Dm.l! Kuupoi John B. Kurtz Ph 354-9251 7. D 3, Ephrata Wenger's Feed Mill Inc. Ph 3671195 Rheems cs Soils i„itii)i.itoi.\ of rst) Vs A'd uullui al lU'C.uch Seivice .il Ik’lls\,llc. Mil . s.mi th.it. with .1 few exceptions. po’iT.ti.i! act i uiUui.il pollut.in's mav also be SOU Id’s Of fClllll/Cls Will tIUM • hex *lll' tonsitlfii'd pollnl.mis is s't’iu’i.ilh a m.iltei of wheie Ihcv .no and to what ckcuc thev affect plants, animals oi lui mans (Incctoi of HiMoiicvllv, Di Kcmpci said, soil has been coii'ideicd Ihe noimal disposal medium loi man's lefusc Natuial pioeessis in soils evenluall.v decompose oicamc mateiials to t.nbon dio\ide and watei, and olhoi components which loim much of the basic feilil tv of soils ‘The mo-T appaient poi lions of om emnonment aie om an Anothei possibility fot icdue c>nd walt’i, Di Kempei said in „ haimful of pol Pollutant*, aie frequently ‘wash- UUanis is the tailoiin” of plants ed - fiom the an b\ lain 01 snow to thuve on soils that aie to\ic Putchman. GAS-FIRED POULTRY INCINERATOR Big Dutchman now otters a new 120,000 BTU, 150 lb capacity gas incinerator The incinerator basket features chimney tjpe construction, which makes the load burn from the center toward the outside shell This proudes maximum burning tcmpeiature to minimize smoke effect and kill disease organisms in the chamber and stack. It also lowers the emission of solids to conform with local health laws and has re ceived New York state appro\al The incinerator is made of special heat resistant metal to withstand high temperatures generated during the burn-out The heavy duty cast iron grate includes a heat baffle The burner is controlled by an automatic 4-hour timer Big Dutchman Gas Incineiatoi #4O AQ 0000, with aftei burner LP 01 NG, Wt 300 lbs Diller e One pound of soil hiis a siirfiice to culinary crop* In iever»l area of up to 50 acres which can instances, plants arc available absorb or flltei most of Hie pot which will tolerate hl«hci levels lutiints from the watei " ot the., pollutants without a re duction in ci op (pialt.s Mateiials added to the soil , become pollutants on., wlun (1> "If |S time we piovided plant lhe\ aie piesiiil in amiau.ls so Ineedeis with the support and lame that Ihev intufeie with Uelinie.il assistance they need the noimal function of tin soil to de\i lop new plants which can to mow plants, oi (1!) tbev ad I' l "sect to improve the quality \eisel\ affect Hu qiialitv ol ol oin enviionmont and ieduce plants qiown fm .inimal oi lui the cost of that impiovcinnt.' man consumption, hi added I* l Keinpei concluded Sewage emptied into a uvei is a pollutant Hut applud to land in the nebt amount it is lilleied. puiifud and com oiled into clean watei foi uchaicinc uiuloi ci omul wall i supplies At the same time. pi open !v tu.ited si w.ice watei > can be used foi nonfood ciop imcation on pastme and ba\ ciops. the speakei pointed out Chemical ti catmints that limit the solubilitv of heaw metallic elements show piomisi for keep nu; these elemems below then toxic conecnti.it.on lanues BIG DUTCHMAN A Division of U.S. Industries, Inc EASTERN BRANCH New Holland. Pa. 17557 Tin \«i iuillui.il Research In stitute. an affiliate of the National \c.idcm> of Sciences, holdmc Ms Iflth annual meeting Oct 1.1 and 14, had as its theme the cost of that .mpiovemenl." \ci icultuic'b Chalknec in the Seventies" Classified Ad HOLLAND STONE a tcocary you can a/Tord Inside, outside, you’ll find the rich quarried look of HOLLAND STONE adds a touch of real ele gance to your building designs. And yet, HOLLAND STONE is _ one of the most economical build ing materials today. Its unique versatility in size and shape lends • structural freedom to builders, ■Meting new ideas, as well as coat problems. Comes in a widechhioe - of naturally warm, distinctive colors, plus Colonial white. NEW OLLAND CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. MCWHOUAND PENNSYLVANIA I %’i i *.. mm ■*3s mm* *.* Try A It Pays! ** t «. > 1 • ? / ? A *** S J \ 1 1* ■ft 1 1 % ‘ * ,t i i . y % * ! ■< * : r \ | Phone 354-5168
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