B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 3, 1973
Ernest Brown, far left, met the press
Thursday morning during the annual
NEPPCO convention in Hershey. Brown is
a principal spokesman for a federally
policed egg stabilization program, and
GOOD CALF GROWTH
PAYS OFF
WHEN HEIFERS START MILKING
Good solid calf growth can be put on fast at low cost.
And it can pay off in early freshening and good produc
tion right from'the first lactation.
Many dairy men have proved to themselves that the
Purina Calf Growing Program can help develop heifers
that freshen between 22 and 24 months and repay
their growing costs in the early months of lactation.
Here's the Purina Calf Growing Program:
First 3 days—Colostrum
4 days thru 4 or 5 weeks—Purina Nursing Chow®—a
milk-base milk replacer fortified with vitamins and
minerals.
4 days thru 2 months—Purina Calf Startena®—a pal
atable calf ration with a research-proved energy
protein balance for good calf growth.
3 thru 6 months—Purina Calf Growena®—a 16% ration
that provides.a high palatable level of protein that
fast growth demands. Calf Growena is fortified with
vitamins and minerals.
At end of 2 months—Good quality hay free-choice.
Prove to yourself that it can pay to grow calves on the
Purina program. Stop in and talk to us—at the sign of
the familiar red and white Checkerboard.
John J. Hess, il, Inc.
Ph 442-4632
Paradise
West Willow Formers
Assn., Inc.
Ph: 464-3431
West Willow
Ira B. Landis
Ph: 665-3248
Box 276, Manheim RD3
Neppco Meet
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James High & Sons
Ph: 354-0301
Gordonville
Wenger's Feed Mill Inc.
Ph: 367-1195
Rheems
fielded questions from a panel of four farm
reporters. The reporters, left to right, were,
John Kimbark, Pennsylvania Farmer, Don
Timmons, Watt Publications, Dick Wanner,
Lancaster Farming and Darryl Natz,
Feedstuffs.
John B. Kurtz
Ph: 354-9251
R D. 3, Ephrata
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consumer media to make use of
free stories and photographs on
the nutritional use of their
products.
All three commodity groups
put heavy stress on the news
release, the special photos, the
personal contact with food
editors in an effort to boost
consumption, their represen
tatives reported to the NEPPCO
convention.
The aggressive program of the
American Egg Board to promote
eggs includes consumer
education and publications, a
campaign to conteract fear of
cholesterol in the diet, ad
vertising in both television and
magazines, cooperative cam
paigns with major food
manufacturers, merchandising,
training and contests, and
market research.
Richard L. Kathe, president of
the American Egg Board, in
outlining the program told in
dustrymen they can amplify the
Three single-beater choices
because your needs aren’t the same
as your neighbor’s
John Deere offers three economical
single beaters to match your
spreading needs:
Unique 18-inch drum (top) is
designed for manure with little
bedding. The big drum nearly fills
the rear of the spreader and holds
in soft manure.
Nine-inch drum (center) plugs
some of the gap, also handles
A. B. C. GROFF, INC.
New Holland 354-4191
LANDIS BROS. INC.
Lancaster 393-3906
WENGER IMPLEMENT, INC.
The Buck
program many times through times the frequency followed lai
other state and regional year.,
organizations. The monthly public ii
The consumer education formation series also includ<
program of AEB includes food- public service announcemem
photo releases each month to 630 for radio and television, and new
food page editors. This is four (Continued On ’Page 9)
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