—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. March 8,1975
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Arthur D. Herthey
Sandra RH
3ailey It L Shoemaker
OH
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64
GH
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M GH
larold R. Kulp
Orlando GH
Fancy RH
Penny GH
Maria RH
Fillowland Farm
Pauline RH
Ola RH
Robin RH
Lynn RH
Da RH
Tez RH
Lilly RH
Babe RH
airy Freese & Son
Dolly RH
almoore No. 3
485 RH
C 9 GH
jn S. Beiler
Bonnie
RH 7-6
DAIRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY OFFERS
CASH REBATE PROGRAM
ON ALL NEW BULK TANKS
Sold and Recorded Before Midnight APRIL 30, 1975.
COOLER/CASH REBATE CHART
SIZE
450 ■ 600 gallons * 50.00
800 - 1000 gallons 75.00
1250,1500, 2000 gallons 100.00
USED BUIK MILK TANKS
(2) 400 gal. Sunset tanks $BOO.OO each
(1) D-2 400 gal. Girton $1200.00
(1) 300 gal. Esco
(1) 350 gal. Esco
(1) 400 Jamesway
(1) used Sputnik
(3) used Alamo 30 Surge vacuum pumps
(2) used 5 HP. Copeland Compressors
ALL TANKS GUARANTEED
WE ARE INTERESTED IN BUYING GOOD USED BULK TANKS.
GIVE US A CALL
FOR BULK MILK TANK SERVICE, CALL COLLECT.
Call Us At (717) 626-1151, (717) 626-5996
or Answering Service At (717) 733-1224.
SKEW'S FARM SERVICE
R.D.4, LITITZ
20,081
21,075
18,089
16,887
18,078
16,444
15,158
14,836
14,165
54
6-2
5-1
3-4
17,518
18,630
18,803
15,701
305
305
305
305
17,806
18,292
17,877
16,841
18,848
16,461
16,788
16,818
17,033
12-4
20,183
18,069
305
305
18,217
For Diesel or Electric InsfoHofioii.
Donald HoaUttar, Jr.
Snowfaal RH
17 GH
Pansy OH
FvV4U RH
Jacob K. Stoltzfus
Symbol RH
Cola RH
Berry RH
Ann It Nelaon Young
Jolla RA
Ronald F. Elliott
M GH
75 GH
Bertha GH
Martin M. Weaver
« GH
John M. Umble
Sally RH
Sheila RH
Carrie RH
Christ L. Stoltzfus
Odette RH
Marie RH
Eugenia C. Madeira
Dionne RG
Sheckla RG
David Walton
Salyann
Priscla
Sue 2
L Belle
Mel Bressler
29 GH
Lenape Dairy Farm
495 RH
742
4.2
3.8
3.7
4.0
730
700
693
626
724
723
689
719
REBATE
PHONE 626-1151
306
MS
306
306
114
64
44
74
306
306
306
34
34
34
Ml
306
272
306
34
34
74
6-10
306
306
306
64
64
24
306
305
305
305
305
305
305
300
54
44
44
3-7
RH
RH
RH
RH
Lancaster Co.
Conservation
Agreements
The Lancaster County
Conservation District board
of directors accepted 10 new
conservation cooperators at
their recent monthly
meeting. They also accepted
three cancellations of old
agreements.
The new cooperators, their
townships and acreage are:
Roman Beiler, Paradise
Township, 126 acres; Mark
Yoder, Caernarvon, 40;
Amos L. Beiler, Eden, 64;
717
•61
636
632
3.7
4.0
3.7
4.0
19,171
16,003
17*242
15,165
716
677
606
3J
8.7
3.8
18,791
18.474
16.874
710
15,729
704
664
653
4.0
4.1
4.2
17,496
16,298
15,527
700
17,968
696
695
627
3.9
4.0
4.4
17,963
17,304
14,225
691
661
22,008
16,149
690
633
13,106
11,310
688
647
646
607
3.5
3.9
3.7
4.3
19.514
16,803
17,676
14,261
18,798
19,828
NEW CAGE FEEDING SYSTEM
Feed is your biggest out-of-pocket cost. Cut it just 1 percent - without cutting
production - and that’s money in your pocket.
Our new cage feeder helps you do just that Because it uses a new feeding
principle poultrymen have proved will work
It’s our experience birds prefer feed that hasn’t been picked over They eat
more, convert feed better and are more productive So we designed our new cage
feeding system to deliver fresh, fine-ground feed-F or crumbles to every bird in a
(dosed tube
Made to work.
Built to last.
HI RH
George P. Lamborn
Leah RH
Dora RH
Manb Acrea Farm
131 RH
132 GH
ISO GH
Daniel Z. Stoltxfui
Beauty GH
A. Richard Stauffer
Goldie RH
Charles H. Gable
144 RA
140 RA
Uoyd E. Kreider
Janice RH
Lydia RH
Robin RH
Newton Evans. Jr.
81 RH
10 RH
Harry L. Griest
65 GH
Henry S. King
Maggie GH
John S. Smoker
28 GH
TjndL«i S. Reid
136
Evan GUI
Kingpin RH
John H. Stanton
Cande RH
Timothy Kauffman
Ruby RH
Lulu RH
Anita RH
H. & R. Mason
RH
RH
53C
54A
Weaver M. Hurst, Salisbury,
48; Runnymede Farms, John
Hackman, mgr., Rapbo, 173;
Weaver Burkholder, West
Earl, 55; David Spangler,
little Britain, 130; Kenneth
Scholz, Manor, 10; Leon
Hess, Earl, 70; Benjamin
Click, Bart, 60.
Cancellations were
received from: Charles
Bridges, East Cocalico, 15
acres, and Robert G.
Brubaker. Mount Joy, 260.
W£ SILL, StKVKC and INSTALL
E. M. HERR EQUIPMENT, INC.
R.D.I, Willow Street
16,839
17,888
18,323
306
306
20,766
18,414
17,217
306
306
306
4-8
4.6
3-0
18,065
16,383
15,684
15,241
306
306
M
10-2
19,406
16,224
14,873
306
306
306
4-0
13-6
4-0
18,509
14,544
305
306
6-10
4-5
15,941
6-10
16,670
15,520
17,263
14,784
13,063
18,204
17,815
15,988
305
305
305
6-3
6-8
5-5
15,624
18,186
302
305
6-3
11-5
WEIGH THE FACTS
Many people distinguish bet
ween overweight and obesity An
individual whose weight is 10-20
percent above the ideal according
to weight tables—is considered
overweight
MILK STORAGE
Keep nonfat dry milk powder at
75 degrees or lower, if possible
until reconstituted Close the
package immediately after using
If milk powder is exposed to
moisture in the air during
storage, it may become lumpy
and stale_
717-464-3321
600
682
619
3.3
4.0
3.6
681
660
615
3.8
679
669
616
660
625
610
3.4
3.9
4.1
660
602
659
659
656
653
637
607
3.6
3.6
3.8
652
608