—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 15. 1972
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What’s New?
Portable Grain Dryer
Farm Systems Corporation,
Marengo, 111., has introduced a
new, larger capacity, low cost,
continuous flow portable grain
dryer.
The dryer, mounted on a
heavy-duty, two-wheel chassis, is
designed to easily adapt to
existing grain handling systems
with a minimum of set-up time.
The dryer can also be moved
from one job to another.
The new CPD-250 dryer offers
all the outstanding features as
standard equipment, found on the
smaller CPD-125 model in
troduced last spring. Among
these are: built-in finned tube
vaporizer, automatic moisture
control, modulating burner
control, gravity feed hopper, and
preheat garner bin.
The new CPD-250 Dryer is
capable of drying up to 6,000
bushels of grain per day. Drying
capacity for the smaller CPD-125
is up to 3,000 bushels per day.
New Soluble Pig
Wormer Now Available
Swine producers can now
deworm their pigs easily through
drinking water with one treat
ment of the new Soluble Pig
Wormer, first product cleared by
the Food and Drug Ad
ministration for control of
lungworms. American Cyanamid
Company’s broad-spectrum
anthelmintic is also effective
FREE
Subscribers to Lancaster :
Farming will receive one
advertisement Free each
month in our Mail Box
Market Subscribers using
the Mail Box Market will be Si
governed by the following S;
rules. .£
Limit your advertisement
to 25 words; All ad
vertisements must be in our
hands by Thursday noon or
same will be held over for
next week’s paper; No
business advertisements
accepted.
against large round-worms and
nodular worms in swine.
Soluble Pig Wormer is
available in a white plastic bottle
containing 18.15 grams of
levamisole hydrochloride ac
tivity in powder from. Before use,
water is added to prepare a
solution which is mixed in the
pigs’ drinking water at the rate of
10 cc. solution to one gallon
water.
One bottle will treat 200 25-lb.
pigs, 100 50-Ib. pigs, fifty 100-lb.
pigs, or twenty-five 200-lb.
animals. One gallon medicated
water should be allowed for each
100 pounds of body weight of pigs
to be treated.
Careful estimates of pig
weights are essential for proper
performance of this product,
Cyanamid says. Pigs maintained
under conditions of constant
worm esposure may require
retreatment within four to five
weeks due to reinfection. With
drawal time is 72 hours before
slaughter for food. A veterinarian
should be consulted before ad
ministering to sick swine.
If pigs are infected with mature
lungworms, coughing and
vomiting may be observed soon
after medicated water is con
sumed. This reaction is due to
expulsion of worms from the
lungs and demonstrates the fast
action of Tramisol.
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1972
SPECIAL REPLACEMENT
& GRASS CATTLE SALE
MONDAY, APRIL 17, 7 PM
600 Head Hereford, Angus,
Charolais, and Holstein Steers
and Heifers. v
For further information contact
Thomas Eagle Harry Gochenour
703-459-4402 703-459-4778
WOODSTOCK LIVESTOCK MARKET, INC.
On US Route 11 Woodstock, Va.
The Livestock Auction Center that Farmers of
Shenancoah County help to build larger and better.
t PAUL Z. MARTIN’S
\ FIRST SADDLE and STANDARDBRED
HORSE SALE
FOR 1972
Wednesday Eve., April 19
At My New Place of Business, 2 miles east of Intercourse
along Route 340 and 4 miles south of New Holland, along New
Holland Road.
1 LOAD of OUTSTANDING SADDLEBRED HORSES from
KENTUCKY,
3 and 5 gaited and driving Horses from colts to aged horses.
LOAD of STANDARDBRED HORSES from NEW YORK
STATE.
SPECIAL 1 Reg. ARABIAN 3-year CHESTNUT STALLION
1 Reg. ARABIAN 6-year GRAY STALLION, both broke.
ALSO LOCAL and CONSIGNED HORSES
Horses Hitched at 1:00 p.m.
Sale starts at 5:00p.m. on Tack, Horses at 6:00p.m.
OUT OF STATE and NEW BUYERS - CASH or Proper
References.
PAUL Z. MARTIN
Res. Phone: 717-354-6671
Business Phone; 717-768-8108
MARTIN AUCTIONEERS
Blue Ball Penna. 17506
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Livestock Exposition
Scheduled at Penn
The 55th Little International
Livestock Exposition at Penn
sylvania State University will be
held Saturday, April 29, in the
campus Ice Pavilion. The show
will be presented by the Penn
State Block and Bridle Club.
Little International is pat
terned after the famous Chicago
International Livestock Ex
position. The basic differnce
between the two is that students
in the Little International are
judged on their ability to groom
and show the animal and not on
the animal’s merit. Students at
Penn State may choose from four
species of purebred livestock
beef cattle, horses, sheep, or
swine. The livestock are those in
the University herds and flocks
and are chosen by a drawing.
This year over 130 students in
various courses of study will be
putting in many hours of work
preparing their animals for the
show. Judging will take place
April 29 beginning with cattle and
sheep at 8 a.m. Swine will be
shown after the sheep. Horses
will be shown in the afternoon.
Selection of a grand champion
showman will follow the judging
of these individual classes.
A banquet will be held in the
evening at the Nittany Lion Inn,
at which time trophies and
awards will be presented.
Students in charge of
organizing and presenting this
year’s show are: Thomas E.
Kuzemchak, Clymer, show
manager; Richard J. Pruitt,
Milford, 111., assistant show
manager and awards chairman;
Ronald L. Chapman,
Womelsdorf, catalog editor;
Linda J. Work, Uniontown,
assistant catalog editor and
publicity chairman; Abram K.
Fisher, Lancaster, and Joseph
Strittmatter, State College, meat
raffle chairmen; Donald G.
Hunter, Stoneboro, beef
superintendent; William
McAllister, Oxford, horse
HEAD 1500 HEAD
(STATE GRADED)
VIRGINIA
CALVES & YEARLINGS
STEERS HEIFERS
THURS., APRIL 20
7:00 P.M.
SPONSORED BY
MARSHALL FEEDER CATTLE ASSN.
FAUQUIER
LIVESTOCK
EXCHANGE
Incorporated
MARSHALL, VIRGINIA
22115
„ , John W. Rucker
Tel: 703 364-4861 gales Mgr .
SPECIAL
FRIDAY NIGHT SALE!!!
(60) HEAD REGISTERED AND GRADE
MflHl CANADIAN AND
WKBKm Wisconsin
HOLSTEINS
\
Another \seject quality Registered and Grade
Holstein sale N
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Black and Whltetlolstein Farm, Lancaster, Pa. across
from the Comet' Drjve-in Theatre or Vi mi. west of
breeding unit \■>
\ on
APRIL 21, at f O’CLOCK SHARP.
Selling sixty head of registered and grade Canadian
and Wisconsin Holsteins large size, good type and
lots of milking quality. AllVc&ws fresh or* close-up
springers.
Farmers and dairymen, if you are in the need of top
quality herd replacements you cannot afford to miss
this sale. They are all purchased first hand from farms
where they were raised by some of the best judges of
dairy cows in the business. If you need a can of milk per
day or 100 lbs. per day we have the you. Just
by all means get to this sale.
For credit terms contact Charlie or Park prior to sale.
Chorles C. Myers
ABE DIFFENBACH: Auct ° W “ r
HENRY KETTERING: Pedigrees '
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State
superintendent; Robert E.
Zimmerman, Spraggs, sheep
superintendent; and Alfred E.
Rape, Zelienople, swine
superintendent.
Glenn R. Kean, associate
professor of animal science, is
faculty advisor to the Block and
Bridle Club.
TRY A CLASSIFIED
AD-rr PAYS!