22- Lancaster Farming. Saturday. November 7.1970 • Hove You Hoord
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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
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Pennsylvania Silage Show Winner
In a RowS
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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 ”
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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
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