—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 25, 1974
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What you see is what you get Ibis But prizes they’ll be. to the buyers, clean lines and no-nonsense appearance, yet with a touch of
jumble of sizes, styles and conditions ma °y . of whom have i ust construction give this bronson, or elegance,
comprises some of the lesser prizes collecting carriages in the past few out j n g wagon, a very straightforward
at the Gordonville carriage auction. years.
This unusual one-seat shea is sure to catch the eye
of a knowledgeable carriage fancier at the annual Paul
Z. Martin consignment sale.
Alan Bair PennAg
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U/iflC A lirnrrl oeach time they go into a
“ IllShuddle,” Parke noted.
N. Alan Bair, assistant “These planners are calling
Lancaster County extension S ame plan which will
agent, has won first place in affect communities for years
two public information to come. The only way to
divisions in a contest defend against the
sponsored by the National elimination of needed rail
Association of County services is to act quickly and
Agricultural Agents. decisively with statistical
data. This data must be
ready and must be gotten
now. When the next Rail
Reorganization hearings are
called, there won’t be enough
tune to gather information.
That’s why we are taking
this survey now.”
Information sought m the
survey includes; types of
companies; total tons
shipped and received by all
modes of transportation;
total tons shipped and
received by rail; amount of
money spent for tran
sportation costs; the impact
on sales, employment,
economic expansion and
service if railroads are not
available.
Bair, local dairy
specialist, took first place
awards in the direct mail
piece and black and white
photography categories. Dr.
Donald A. Harter, extension
area resource development
agent m Lebanon, took the
top award in the feature
news story division.
The top winner was
Clarence E. Graver, McKean
County agricultural agent.
These entries will be
judged in regional com
petition with national
awards to be presented at
the national county agents
association annual meeting
this Fall in Arizona.
One of the most impressive of fhe carriages • 1901. Carriages like this are used even today m
being offered for sale at the Paul Martin carriage ceremonial processions, and were oftem found in
sale on Saturday is this Imperial royal stables,
brougham made by Muhlbachor of Paris around
WOULD YOU LIKE TO MAKE MORE MONEY FROM THE
WHAT CAN BE THE ADVANTAGES OF HARVESTING AND STORING ALFALFA AS BH-PRCV-ALL
ALFALFA HAYLAGE OVER BALED HAY ON AN ACRE BASIS?
These projections are based on figures from U.S.DA., "Feeds and Feeding” by Morrison, “Applied
Animal Nutrition” by Crampton and Hams, Nutritional Bulletins from N.R.C., and Triple S Lab, Inc.
Results will obviously vary in individual cases. Figures for pounds of meat and milk per acre assume
that the alfalfa is being fed in a balanced,ration.
Lbs. Dry Matter Harvested per acre
Field and Handling Losses
Lbs. Dry Matter Stored
Storage Losses
Lbs. Dry Matter to Feed
Feeding Losses
Lbs. Dry Matter Consumed
Lbs. Protein Consumed per acre
Lbs TDN Consumed per acre
Lbs. Beef per acre
Value of Beef at 25? lb.
Lbs. Milk per acre
Value of Milk (a $5 00 cwt
These same losses take place in sealed structures, Concrete silos, or piles and trenches.
No. 101 CORN AND SORGHUM No. 202 LEGUMES No. 30? GRASSES
No. H 44 HAYLAGE No. G 55 GRAIN No. 8T66 BEET TOPS
717-569-6042
717-733-4302
717-688-6710
215-932-3307
HAYLAGE
For information call your IM-PRUV-Al
Southern Lane. Co.
Northern Lane. Co,
Lebanon County
Oxford Area
YOU GROW?
Direct Cut
Im-Pruv-AU
Alfalfa Silage
10,000
10,000
1,200
8,800
12%
\ 8,800
1,600
18 2%
61%
5,368
910
$227 50
10,395
$519 75
60% Moisture
Im-Pruv-AU
Alfalfa Haylage
10,000
600
6%
13%
9,400
7%* 660
8,740
8,740
1,625
8,090
18.0% 1,456
54% 4,370
532
$133 00
7.645
$382 25
18 6%
57%
4,980
655
$163 55
9,130
$456 50
717-252-3114
717-432-3376
717-524-5454
717-567-6764
717-532-9531
40% Moisture
Alfalfa Haylace
10,000
1,300
“srraff
610
8,090
7%*
3.6% *
7,100
16.9% 1,200
55% 3,905
518
$129.50
7,330
$366.50
No. DH 77 DRY HAY
Dealer:
York County
Dillsburg Area
Lewisburg Area
Newport Area
Shippensburg Area
Baled
Hay
10,000
2.240
7jS5
280
7,480
5%
380