EXCLUSIVE SPEEDY
ROOF RAFTERS MAKE
SPEEDY CORN CRIBS
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Specify mol tafteis goal .mice
easy. piopci placement ol uiof
panels the Inst time Kalteis add
great sticnglh to the tool Panels
need onlv to he bolted togelhei m
thice places Its another big
time-saving featuie yon get only
in Speedy Hat-1 ok coin cubs.
Stands up best—lasts longer
Wire mesh panels aie ‘'-gauge
wue thick as "a ’4" boll' No
GRUMELLi
FARM SERVICE
Quarryville.Pa.
Ph: 786:7318
Open Vox Eyes
to the New
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TAKE A WIDE L00K... These are just some of the new Big Orange ideas
WE'RE MAKING OUR MOVE coming your way from Allis-Chalmers ... reasons
that are changing minds and changing farm ma
chinery colors on many farms. Noticed how much
Orange equipment you've seen in your area lately?
Come in and see why.
Nissley Farm Service L. H. Brubaker Roy H. Buck, Inc.
Washington Boro, Pa. Lancaster, Pa
BHil/l Farm Equipment, Inc.
Annville, R.D.I, Pa. Gr(jme ||l Farm SemCC
Quarry ville. Pa.
We're gonna open your eyes!
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sule panels Can't blow oil'
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Speedy Bai-I ok coin cub 1 et
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time as fast- twice as easy to
ciect. I ct ns show sou all the
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LANDIS
BROS. INC.
Lancaster, Pa.
Ph. 393-3906
Little wonder with new equip-
ment like the 7030 and 7050 tractors.
Gleaner Model M combine, two-way
rows, cotton strippers, field cultivators, roll
ing cultivators and much more.
Pa. Broiler
Placements
Up 17 pet.
Placements of broiler chicks in
the Commonwealth during the
week ending October 6,1973 were
1,265,000. The placements were 17
percent above the corresponding
week a year earlier, and 10
percent above the previous week.
Average placements during the
past 10 weeks were 11 percent
above a year earlier.
Settings for broiler chicks were
1,970,000 - 7 percent below the
previous week and 30 percent
above the comparable period a
year earlier. The current 3-week
total of eggs set is 22 percent
above the same period a year
ago.
In-shipments of broiler-type
chicks during the past 10 weeks
averaged 26,000 compared with
6,000 a year ago. Outshipments
averaged 298,000 during the past
10 weeks, 29 percent above a year
earlier.
Placements in the 21 States
were 56,088,000 -11 percent above
the previous week and 2 percent
below the same week a year
earlier. Average placements
during the past 10 weeks were
approximately the same as a
year ago.
Settings were 61,746,000 - 11
percent below the previous week
and 3 percent above a year
earlier. The current 3-week total
of eggs set is 2 percent above the
comparable period a year ago.
As you've probably no
ticed by now, Allis-Chalmers
\scomingon strong in the farm
machinery field this year.
Ephrata, RD2
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, October 13,1973—3.
Conservation District
Adopts Goals, Budget
A list of goals and objectives,
along with a $17,000 budget for
the coming year, were adopted
by the Lancaster County Con
servation District at their recent
monthly meeting in the Farm and
Home Center.
Among the areas they’d like to
concentrate on in the coming
year, the directors noted a need
for more conservation education.
They said they’ll try to reach out
to more young people and land
owners with an intensified
publicity program and the
establishment of a speakers
bureau.
Erosion and sediment control is
another area of prime concern.
Seminars on the clean streams
law, and the need to promote
effective watershed associations
were mentioned as measures to
promote more awareness of the
problems. The district will also
explore the advisability of
becoming an enforcement
agency with powers to act
against clean streams law
violators.
The directors voted to continue
the encouragement of proper
land use policies by local
governments and to support
An amazing feed that has cured hundreds of
horses afflicted with heaves. No longer is there
any need to destroy or lose valuable horses
that show symptoms of heaves.
• No additional roughage or grain required
• Keeps horses in top condition
• Supplies complete nutritional needs
• All-in-one feeding program
USE WAYNE ANIMAL
HEALTH AIDS TO KEEP
YOUR LIVESTOCK AND
POULTRY HEALTHY
CHARLES E. SAUDER
&SONS
R D 1. East Earl
lIERSIIEY BROS.
Remholds
WHITE OAK MILL
R D 4. Manheim
S'l EVENS FEED MILL.
INC.
Stevens. Pa
PARADISE SUPPLY
Paradise
FOWLS FEED SERVICE
R D 2. Peach Bottom
II M. STAUFFER
& SONS. INC.
Witmer
federal and state land use
legislation and policy. They also
agreed to push for the in
corporation of erosion and
sediment control provision in the
Lancaster County subdivision
ordinance.
Flood plain management was
another area singled out for
action, and the directors voted to
encourage the adoption of ef
fective flood plain legislation.
Thousand-Legged Worms
a Nuisance
If you see slow crawling
animals about one or two inches
long invading the basement, they
may be millipedes, (thousand
legged worms), or centipedes
(hundred-legged worms). Both
are common in yards around
mulched shrubbery. They will
invade houses under certain
conditions, says Extension en
tomologists at The Pennsylvania
State University. Although a
nuisance, they will not damage
food or household furnishings.
Contact your Cooperative Ex
tension Service (county agent)
for information on control
measures.
JEM AR FARM
SUPPLY INC.
Lawn —Ph 964-3444
ROIIRER’S MILL
R D 1. Ronks
HAROLD H. GOOD
Terre Hill
MOUNTVILLE
FEED SERVICE
RJD 2, Columbia
DUTCHMAN FEED
MILLS, INC.
R D.l, Stevens
GRUBB SUPPLY CO
Elizabethtown
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