Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 05, 1970, Image 11

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    .Abolished Poll Tax
i The 24th Amendment to the
Constitution abolished the poll
tax in federal election's. It be
came a law on Jan. 23, 1964,
when South Dakota became the
38th. state to ratify it.
Tfy A Classified Ad Automatic Calf Feeding
It Pays!
SEE US,,,
FOR YOUR COMPLETE
ENGINE OVERHAUL
Our farm machinery service will keep your
Equipment working at top efficiency.
ALLEN H. MATZ, INC.
New Holland, Pa. Phone 354-2214
SHAVER
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Shaver 288
Strain B
Strain C
Strain D
Strain E
Strain F
Strain G
Strain H
Strain I
Strain J
Strain K
Strain L
Strain M
Test Average*
Shaver Advantage $ .672
; *Only the main entries, including internationally franchised white egg layers, are listed in this report
The above averages, however, are taken directly from the final report and do include all entries.
GREIDER LEGHORN FARMS, INC.
Maternal Robot Corporation,
Orange, Virginia has introduc-
SPECIAL REPORT
North American Random Sample Tests
SHAVER'S 288'S TOP ALL
ENTRIES IN DOUBLE TEST AT
13th PENNSYLVANIA
Best Average
This test was divided into two sections with each entry placing 100 in floor pens
and 96 in cages. Shaver 288’s consistency gave her the best average income
when these two sections were combined. Shaver Starcross 288 growing livability
was an exceptional 99.2%.
Income over % Large Lbs. Feed % Laying
feed and Hen Housed and Extra per lb. House
chick cost Egg Production Large Eggs of Eggs Livability
Entry
What’s New?
Income Coge & Floor Combine*
238.6
$3,642
3.620 228.1
3.580 231.9
3.456 218.4
3.322 214.7
3.243 219.8
3.168 230.9
3.085 216.0
3.069 210.4
2.982 208.1
2.976 208.1
2.937 214.6
2.896 215.5
$2,969 214.9
DISTRIBUTED BY
Mount Joy, Pa.
ed, nationally, a new automatic bowl. When filled, the cycle ia
feeding system, the Maternal automatically completed
Robot that will feed up to 40
calves or 80 lambs
According to the manufactur
er, the easy maintenance and
servicing is a major improve
ment over similar devices. The
machine automatically mixes
milk replacer and water for
continuous feeding of the ani
mals.
Installation merely consists
of hooking the machine up to a
power and water supply. Every
thing is then automatic except
for adding milk replacer and
cleaning the milk bowl daily.
Animals nursing from the
nipples disrupt the equili
brium between the weight of
the milk bowl and the counter
weight of the balance assembly.
This sets the unit’s mechanism With the Maternal Robot, ani
into action. Simultaneously, two ma j s nurse as Nature intended,
valves, an agitator motor and a f ntly in smaU amoimts
powder distributor motor are , *
activated. The milk replacer is whenever they are hungry,
reconstituted and fills the milk night and day.
68.2
64.3
64.4
64.4
61.7
53.0
55.6
63.8
64.4
81.2
>B.B
74.3
3.6
2.5
53.7
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 5,1970 —
Control dials allow regulation
of temperature and powder
flow to make any consistency of
milk you desired. The powder is
dispensed in the mixing cham
ber and hot water runs down
the inner walls of the chamber,
keeping the compartment clean
while mixing with the replacer.
An agitator propeller mixes
the final product with cold wa
ter. This final step regulates
the temperature of the mixture
for immediate feeding.
A spokesman for the Mater
nal Robot Corporation stated
that the machine can eliminate
up to 80 per cent of feeding
labor and can reduce mortality
rates by as much as 75 per cent.
90.8
3.10
74.5
2.87
78.7
3.04
60.8
2.87
85.1
3.02
86.6
3.11
90.7
3.25
70.9
3.11
78.1
3.03
83.6
3.12
73.9
3.15
83.7
3.14
88.2
3.21
82.0
3.16
8.8
.06
Workmen Preparing
For 55th Pa. Farm Show
Things are beginning to hum
in the Farm Show Building as
workmen start getting it ready
for the nation’s greatest indoor
agricultural exhibition, the 55th
Pennsylvania Farm Show Jan
uary 11-15.
Maintenance crews are clean
ing the place and preparing
facilities for the commercial and
competitive exhibits that an
nually attract a half-million or
more spectators to the five-day
show.
“It will be another full house,”
said Horace L. Mann, Farm
Show director, as he began a
last minute review of space
commitments for exhibits of
livestock and farm and home
products.
In addition, Mann pointed out,
there will be 218 commercial
exhibits, eight by state agencies,
and 11 church and agricultural
association food booths.
“We also have about 50 com
mercial exhibitors on the wait
ing list,” Mann said. Space is in
such a demand, he explained,
that prospective exhibitors wait
several yeais after making appli
cation before they can “get in.”
The Farm Show opens at 8
a m daily, Monday through Fri
day. Closing time is 9 pm. Mon
day through Thursday and 4
pm. Friday Evening programs
in the large arena may continue
beyond the 9 p m closing hour,
Mann said
Doesn’t Kill Tree
Stripping cork bark does not
kill the tree if done at inter
vals of 10 to 18 years, and care
fully so as not to damage the
inner bark, which is left alive
and intact to form more cork.
Give Dad a
Weekend
Freedom
Machine.
Get a $45 toy
for your
other
Christmas special' Buy a John
Deere Lawn and Garden Trac
tor between November 15 and
December 24, 1970—and wel
present the "pedal- /'-^r —
powered” Toy Riding TLa 1
Tractor to you at no /^ s ‘j
extra charge. \joH*DtsM§
LANDIS
BROS., INC.
1305 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, Pa. 17601
Phone 393-3906
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