28—Lancaster Farming.
Saturday, March 6,1971
News
Ray Brubaker
4-H Beef Club President
Brubaker Is Elected
Ray Brubakei, 20S Rohrers
tou n Road Lancastei, vas elect
ed pi evident ot tne Red Rose 4-H
Baby Beef and Lamb Club Wed
nesday
Also elected at the leoiganiza
tional meeting were
Karen High, Leola, vice presi
dent Sheryl Weavei, New Hol
land RDI, secietaij Elaine
Hen,, 840 Penn Giant Road,
Lancaster, assistant secretary.
Gary Dean, Stiasbuig RDI, tiea
suiei and Clark Stauffei, Eph
lata P-Dl. assistant tieasurei
Also elected weie Deboiah
Buchen Manheim RD3, and
Cindy Hess, Strasburg RDI, song
lesdeis Ed Donough, Manheim
RD4 and Ida Mae Reiff, Lititz
RD4, game leaders, and Gary
Buchen, Manheim RD3, and Mar
ian Reiff, Lititz RD4, news re
poi ter s
PA. COW MAKES “4E”
A Registered Holstein cow in
the held of George and Harold
Hasbrouck Titusville, Pa, has
joined a select group of 36 other
cows of the bleed to be design
ated “4E ”
The ‘ E” designation indicates
excellence in body confoimaUon
Foui indicates a cow has main
tained this “Excellent” class, fica
tion scoring 90 points or more on
four different occasions as she
giew oldei
Clymai Hasbroucks Family-
Man 4683333 was classified “Ex
cellent" foi the fomth time last
month at the age of 12 years 4
months She completed hei
highest single record at the age
of 7 years 4 months when she
pioduced 22,430 pounds of milk
and 903 pounds of butterfat in
323 days and has a lifetime pro
duction of 144.530 pounds of
milk and 5,845 pounds of-butter
fat She was sued by Wood
bourne Family Man 1279466
Egg Marketers To Meet
The Pennsylvania Egg Mai
ketmg Association will meet at
7pm Fuday (March 12) at the
Sheraton-Conestoga Inn, Lan
caster
President Eail Hess will dis
cuss new developments on the
pioposed biand egg piogram
and Fied Pontz will report on
a suivey relating to “egg pur
chase policy ”
Robert K. Robrer
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READY FOR
How To Use;—
Start Creep feeding No. 701 when pigs weigh 5 lbs.
or are 7 days old and feed through 6th week when pigs
should weigh about 35 lbs.
Amount 1 Required
15 to 20 lbs. per pig,
Feed Per Lbs. Of Gain During This Period
1.25 to 1.50 lbs,
Field Tests Indicate: —
1. More uniformity in pigs, feu er runts.
2. More economical gams. Heavier pigs at 8
NO. 701
GREEN
PASTURES
PIG
STARTER
PELLETS!
Just the feed for us
Piglets to Grow on!
weeks
Pigs may be weaned at sis weeks,. This gives
more time for proper conditioning of sow
before re-breeding.
Easier to maintain farrowing schedule.
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