Avalong Farms Inc.
Connie 2 64
Bella 2 HI
Vada 2 3
Elana 2 24
George L. Ruth
42 3
Paul R. King
Ellen 3 114
Ladybug 3 10*2
May 3 5-9
Annabel 3 44
Birdie 3 44
Gera 3 44
Sapphir 3 44
Can Can 3 3-1
Wayne B. Muramert
49 3 64
59 3 64
63 3 64
75 3 M
77 3 5-7
39 3 44
93 3 5-2
Desota & Robt. Burchett
W 42 3 7-11
AR43 3 64
- AW2B 3 54
(L AW6 3 44
EVERY WEDNESDAY IS S tn
Dale & Darla Doll
ml DAIRY ‘ “
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a ■■ Midnite
ll n W Melvin Diem Jr.
l/M I Sally
Daniel A. Rohrbaugh
AT NEW HOLLAND SALES STABLES. WC. M
New Holland, Pa. 82 3 s*l
If you need 1 cow or a truck load, we have from J ‘rSetch „ .
100 to 200 cows to sell every week at your price. Robert J Reheard
Mostly fresh and close springing Holstems. 24 3 6-4
Melvin R. Lehr
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Cows from local farmers and our regular 2 i 3 3
shippers including Marvin Eshleman, Glenn Fite, Horace E Heindel
Gordon Fritz, Blame Hotter, Dale Hostetter, Bill Beulah 3 34
Lang, H. D. Matz, and Jerry Miller. Robert W. Mays
52 3 34
V SALE STARTS 12;30 SHARP ** 2 * “
#P I 15 3 7
T '■ ■■ II ..I -T I 56 3 5-1
Elmer Myers
Teresa 3
Paul H. Myers Jr.
Gay 3
C. Robert Kilgore
Jane 3
21A 3
Phillip D. Laughman
Melony 3
Avalong Farms Inc.
BStar 3
Eastern Lanci
ister Co.
Melvin Herr
RR2 New Holland, Pa 17557
Ph 717-354-5977
North Western Lam
Earl B. Cinder
RO2 Manheim. Pa. 17545
Phone 717-665-3126
Southwest)
Ben Grtenawall A- L- Wertman
RD2 Conestoga. Pa. 17516 413 locust St
Ph; 717-872-5686 Columbia. Pa 17513
Ph 717-684-8768
DHIA
MONTHLY I
REPORT
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2-11
13,278
305
305
14,565
15,712
4 305 18,364 3.6 653
21,029
IT PAYS TO FEED THE AGRI-KING WAY!
Your Neighbor
SERENE VALLEY FARM
1906 Bridge Road
Lancaster, Pa.
"Agri-King first sampled my roughage on November 15,1973. At that time the herd was averaging
36 pounds of milk per cow per day. Sometime in December we began feeding the Agri-King products.
By February they dropped in production by 1 pound of milk per cow per day. We were not happy at all
and called the Agri-King serviceman to tell him we were quitting because the results were unfavorable,"
and it was costing way too much money. The serviceman asked if he could come down and find the
problem. We agreed but told him that it wouldn’t do any good. He came and went over the complete
ration. I didn’t realize that the small changes in feeding made such a big difference. We heard him out
and things made common sense. He convinced us to try it for 3 more months following the Agri-King
feeding program accurately.”
“So we started all over again', retesting and balancing the complete ration - the hay, silage and grain.
After following this balanced program for 3 months, the cows started to freshen easier, milk better, and
breed better. By the beginning of Summer the cows were up 10 pounds of milk per cow per day and by
the middle of Sept, the herd was up 20 pounds of milk per cow per day from when we started. This is
the highest they’ve ever been.”
"I had never really wanted to get over 45-50 pounds of milk per cow per day for fear of tearing up the
cows, but now they've been averaging over 50 pounds for more than 3 months and the herd health is
still in excellent condition.”
Lehigh Co Area
J. H. Moore
1213 Zorba Drive
Whitehall. Pa 18052
Ph 215-432-5987
Montgomery &SE Berks t
Cy Arnold
739 Rosewood Drive
Douglasville, Pa 19518
Ph 215-385 6249
Western Lancaster Co.
712
569
577
1,012
Chester Co.
William Windle
RDI
Atglen Pa 19310
Ph 215-593-6143
Northeast Berks Co.
Roger Heller
RD#l
Robesoma, Pa
Ph 215 693 6160
Lebanon Co.
Marvin Meyer
RD2 Box 157
Annville Pa 17003
Ph 717-867-1445
305
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305
305
302
297
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275
287
273
305
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303
305
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295
KEY TO PROFIT
AGRI KING,
PERSONALIZED FEEDING PROGRAMS
FULTON, ILL
i -COUPON
I Please Send Me More Information On More Milk
J and Less Problems “The Agri-King Way".
I Mail to: George F. Delong
I REGIONAL MANAGER
I P.O, Box 683 Lititz, Pa. 17543
Name
RD or St
City ' State
Zip Phone
606
515
585
575
10,915
9,552
11,925
11,260
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5.4
4.9
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16,441
14,394
19,242
15,153
15,062
15,553
17,077
14,875
19.939
12,964
13,699
13,510
15,017
17,347
13.940
10,510
19,784
14,356
16,633
13,832
15,858
672
519
16,461
13,203
19,298
720
15,055
510
14,993
516
13,776
514
15,497
641
557
15,515
16,980
11,924
554
519
13,403
510
12,111
16,201
16,285
15,426
13,764
501
693
564
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547
Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Oct 26.1974-
3 5-1
3 4-3
3 3-1
24
41
Carl Anderson
35 3
40 3
S 8 3
Steven & Beth Staner
Plentfl 2
Benjamin E. Conley
Ann 3
Jam 3
Judy 3
Me Ral Dairy Farm
April 3
Jodi 3
Pansy 3
26 3
42 3
Beverly 3
34 3
Delores 3
Fran 3
56 3
196 3
David M. Gross
Tops 3
Hitz Receives
Farmer
Boyd M. Hitz of Annville
received the American
Farmer Degree recently at
special ceremonies held
during the 47th National
Convention of the Future
Farmers of America, in
Kansas City, Mo. He was one
of 643 FFA members
selected to receive the
American Farmer Degree,
highest degree of mem
bership in the FFA. As a
holder of the American
Farmer Degree, he joins a
select group representing
about one percent of all FFA
members.
Boyd is the son of Mr. and
18,033
16,595
15,549
300
306
280
18,392
17,101
17,508
294
305
305
6-7
6-10
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13,747
13,283
12,970
305
305
305
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44
4-5
15,879
19,989
16,521
20,177
17,035
11,334
13,608
15,403
14,525
14,652
16,284
2-11
3-2
2-4
13,879
Degree
Mrs. Marlin H. Hitz of Ann
ville. Mr. Hitz is married and
lives at ROl Box 226, Ann
ville.
The American Farmer
Degree is presented only by
the National Organization of
the Future Farmers of
America to members who
have demonstrated ex
ceptional agrecultural and
leadership ability. State
FFA Associations are
permitted to submit can
didates for the American
Farmer Degree based on
total FFA membership in the
state. The 643 members
awarded the American
Farmer Degree represent
the highest achievement of
more than 465,000 FFA
members now enrolled in the
nation’s 7,726 high school
vocational agreculture
departments.
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CLASSIFIED
AD
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595
584
3,9
3.8
3.8
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610
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