Po. Milk Boord Rtleom Annual Dealers Report The Milk Marketing Hoard re cently announced that the sales o( fluid and milk products im ported by Pennsylvania's Fluid Milk Deateis In 1969 were $651 million, an Inciease of $2l mil lion over 1908 The cost of products sold by (he fluid milk dealers was $370 million, 57.74 per cent of the total sales, while net profits after taxes amounted to $B7 mil lion. 1.34 per cent of total sales. There wcic 281 Fluid Milk Dealers reporting in 1969. 23 fewer than in 1968 In addition to increased sales in 1969, the cost of products sold increased as light or as heavy as you wish. , New Holland offers the extra-strength features you need in a spreader to protect •gainst “down time”. An apron chain that withstands more than twice the puli of ordinary chains. Extra-tough; heat-treated paddles and longer hitch channels. If you can’t afford a breakdown, you need a New Holland spreader. Capacities range from 110 to 275 bushels in a choice of triple-beater and single-beater models. See us soon! E 3 C E. WILEY & SON, INC 101 So. Lime Street Get your uniformly RED with BEEF STARTER FILETS When cattle arrive on your feedlot . . right from the beginning with Red Rose Beef Starter Pellets for three weeks to get them uniformly on feed. Then follow the Red Rose Programmed Beef way of raising steers. RED ROSE BEEF STARTER PELLETS is a rough age blended with vegetable proteins, non-protein nitro gen, molasses, minerals, vitamins, and a “low appetite stimulating level” of chlorotetracycline. The high vita min A level in these pellets will guard against infec tions during colder weather. Beef Starter Pellets is only one of a number of Red Rose Programmed Beef Feeds all designed to help you raise steers better. Why don’t you aim to make more money from your steers this season by feeding the Red Rose Program med Beef way? Call us . . . and we’ll explain how you Pa. Conservationists Ponder Future With New Environment Dept. (Continued from Page 13) ne\t year's .south progiam t-i including 4-11, FFA and Hov undeculid. lie said, the IT \ Scouts If the grant is not rein- public speaking contest will be Mated. Stauffer said, these pio continued next year grams will have to be curtailed He also reported that it wa- Ilc noted, however, that nego generally agreed at the mee.lng tialions me still underwn.v with 1 1,11 * uro is n need to find Sears to devise a program more , of ‘•'opping constvuction on -suitable to the firm He said flood plains Sears has indicated the need for \ t t he conference St.iuffei a program with more of an moved up from second v ice pre-a in ban orientation dent t 0 ( u -st Nice president of While the overall content of the Pennsylvania Association of Soil and Water Conservation Dis sllB million and net profits in- t'' lcl Directors. He is slated to creased by $853,513 become picsident next yeai steers on feed ROSE Red Rose CATTLE FEEDS Phone 786-2895 0 feed them Quarryville, Penna. Waiter Binkley & Son Lititz Brown & Rea, Inc. Atglen Eiverson Supply Co. Eiverson L. T. Geib Estate Manheim I. B. Graybill & Son Strasburg E. Musser Heisey & Son R. D. #2, Mt Joy, Pa. Heistond Bros. Elizabethtown Red Rose Form Service, Inc. N Church St, Quarryville David B. Hurst Bowmansville G. R. Mitchell, Inc. Refton, Pa, Mountville Feed Service Mountville Musser Farms, Inc. Columbia Musser's Mill The Buck Chas. E. Sauder & Sons Terre Hill Ammon E. Shelly Lititz E. P. Spotts, Inc. Honey Brook H. M. Stauffer & Sam Inc. Witmer Lancaster Farming. Saturday, October 31.1970—15 For Full Market Reports Read Lancaster Farming Trojan country ! Where we've already tested the corn you'll plant, next spring. See your Trojan dealer now for the right combination of full, medium and early season varieties for your corn plant ing program—all pre-tested at our research farm in Hawaii! Full Season Medium Season Early Season TXS-122 TXS-115 S n, The seed corn specialists TROJAN SEED COMPANY Trojan Hybrids are available at the following dealers FARMERS SUPPLY CO. ZIMMERMAN’S ANIMAL Lancaster HEALTH SUPPLIES R - D . Lititz LANCASTER BONE FERT. F M BROWN’S SONS, INC. Quarryville Sinking Spring MARTIN FEED MILL ANDERSON Ephrata FEED & GRAIN R D , Oxford BOMBERGER’S STORE Elm H. H. GOOD MILL Fivepomtville GEHMAN FEED MILL Denver E. H. KEEN & SON WEAVER FIX-IT SHOP At ® len R. D., New Holland DISTRIBUTED BY STANFORD SEED COMPANY Plymouth Meeting, Pa. 19462 TXS-108 TXS-102 TXS-85 M-90
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