22- Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 7.1970 • Hove You Hoord ‘ ~ (Continued from Pace 21) Angus Breeders For the seven 111 > t*;n in n low Annus eiitllemen icnisteied nuiie tliiin 350.000 pmcbied Id.iek, hornless calves iieeoid inn to a i event .umouneemeul bv Lloyd 1) Millet. e\cuitive sveiclaiy of the Amoeban An nus Assoei.dion. St .iosepii. Mis son 11 He loporlcd Annus icnistia tions in the 01 nanization’s fisval yeai ended September 30. mini bei cd 352,471 They vvcie le * Z- X''** r v a, v * **■ ~ * , ■*& jar ■ f-. <*-' „.: --• j' 4 #* ISF 1 wi mail Pennsylvania Silage Show Winner In a RowS Ifeffncfi] i PIEDSj I ■ " i Register 350,000 eeived from till 50 slides nnd fue other countries The 1070 Annus total again was binhei than the number of lenislia tions lepoiled by any oilier beef bleed, eithei homed or polled The most encouranmn pail of Hie 1070 lesulls, Millei said, was the ni eater numbei of calves pioeessed in the Assoeia lion’s Annus Held Impiovc ment Kecoid pioguun “In 1070 a total of 42 228 calves were weighed and giadcd at weamnn ane," he explained, “and this was up 16 7 pei cent over the 1960 total In addition nearly 15.000 yearlings weie weighed at eithei 12 oi 18 months of age and seoied for correct type This was an increase of 16.3 per cent over last year ” imrans&o ns mmMßm ns >3sv fjS-i M/^rm jj£iil;Sd| Again this year Funk's-G took first place in the sMage competition at the Pennsyl vania Agricultural Progress Days and won 4 of the 5 top prizes This marks the fourth consecutive year that Funk's-G silage has been first The contest includes actual forage analy sis to determine feeding value , mois ture content, pH, protein and fibre content plus several other factors Put a winner on your Farm with Funk’s G-Hybnd silage varieties in 1971 See your Hoffman Seed Man. k,H. HOFFMAN SEEDS. INC. Located t n the of Lancaster County LANDISVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 17538 >o3pr iii trmii'i's that foods are umhl with in masimum s;in.ur limits and helps to keep p!U’k.«"rs trom be- Itn-i foijioitin It is ,i piou n fad that savings on the food hill do not happen unlomatnallv ju-, because jou own a fiee/ei It taki s c.neful thotuht and planning on >oui p n! Savings Bonds make ideal Chi is'mas Kitts Bu> them at jour bank—and choose tiom amonK four colorful, free •jilt envelpocs HOLLAND STONE A faxury you can a/ford Inside, outside, yen’ll find the rich quarried look of HOLLAND STONE adds a touch of real ele gance to your Building designs. And yet HOLLAND STONE ia one of the most economical Build ing materials today. Its unique versatility in size and shape lends a structural freedom to builders, meeting new ideas, as well as cost problems. Comes in a wide choioa of naturally warm, distinctive colors, plus Colonial whiter NEW CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. MEWHOUANB PENNSYLVANIA Try A Classified It Pays OLLAND For Full Market Reports Read Lancaster Farming two rsew mix-alls bigger than ever! BEE H L- Gets Into your system FARMERSVILLE EQUIPMENT INC. R D 2, Ephrata, Pa. CHAS. J. McCCMSEY & SONS Hickory Hill, Pa • new 95 or 120 bushel capacity mixing tank • new 21" mill • new mill to mixing tank auger new high tensile strength steel frame new mixing auger transmission runs in oil • new self-contained v hydraulic drive ■I available DEHL 21", N. G. HERSHEY & SON Manheim ZOOK'S FARM STORE Honey Brook, Pa. ie new irtce, er miU m £ 11#^
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