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Wayne Animal Health Aids For Daily
Wayne Tamed lodine Spray
Wayne ADE Injectable
Wayne-A-Mycin Powder
Wayne Mast-Aid
Wayne Teat Dip
Wayne Cattle Wormer
Waynextra ADEK
Wayne Min-A-Lyte
Wayne P-12 Mineral
Wayne P-18 Mineral
Other Wayne Health and Sanitation Products:
Wayne Super Cleaner Wayne-Odine (disinfectant)
Wayne Dairy & Livestock Spray Concentrate (for insect control)
Wayne Pinkeye Spray
The modern Wayne dairy feeding program
meets the needs of today’s expert dairymen best
in every important way.
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It recognizes the value of home-grown dairy feed
grains and roughages, and uses these crops as a basis
for most economically formulating the total program.
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It recognizes that each different phase of a cow’s
milking and dry period calls for a carefully balanced
program of its own.
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It considers proper feed balance for maximum milk
production keeping total feed costs as low as possible
in the process.
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Dairy research at the Wayne Research Farm is
planned and carried out by several of the top men in
the field working with a herd of high quality
animals. They do far more than formulate feeding
programs. They also deal in herd health and
management matters. They are the key men behind
the total pregrams carried out in hundreds of Wayne
fed operations from the Eastern slopes of the Rockies
to the East Coast
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Modern mass-purchasing methods and computerized
feed formulation to determine least-cost com
binations, assure Wayne customers of the most for
their feed dollars. About half the cost of producing
milk is feed cost. Wayne pledges to every customer an
all out effort to keep feed costs as low as possible
without sacrificing quality, which would cost you
income from milk.
These are all good reasons for you to calf in the Wayne
Team, your local Wayne Dealer and District Salesman.
They’ll bring along their MAXIMIZER TM BOOK and
work your feeding program out exactly based on
what you have on the farm, and what Wayne should
provide to develop the program your herd needs.
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Spray the navel cord of newborn calves. Spray on cuts or
wounds to help prevent infections.
A readily available source of extra vitamins. Inject '/« to 1
cc at birth. Inject cows with 1 to 2 cc per head 2 weeks
before and 2 weeks after calving
Contains the antibiotics Neomycin and Oxytetracycline
plus vitamins and electrolytes. Give l*/z tablespoons per
100 pounds body weight daily for 3 to 5 days for
prevention of bacterial enteritis.
Contains antibiotics and cortisone for the treatment of
mastitis. Infuse into mammary glands after their last
milking of the season as a prevention or treat milking
cows as needed.
An iodine disinfectant for use to dip the teats of all milking
cows after each milking.
Contains Thiabendozole. Feed 0.4 lb. or 0.2 kg. Wormer
per 100 pounds or 45 kg. body weight.
Multiple vitamins in the Waynextra carrier provides
readily available levels of vitamins which aid in reducing
the recovery time from stress and periods of con
valescence. Also, aids in the prevention of foot rot and
lumpy jaw.
Contains potassium and magnesium in sufficient levels to
aid in the prevention of grass tetany.
The EDDI aids in prevention of foot rot. Electrolytes are
added to maintain fluid balance in the cell and aid in the
reducing shrink after stress.
Designed for use when the majority of the roughages fed
are medium to low in calcium such as corn silage, grass
hay. Sudan grass or sorghum.
Designed for use when the majority of the roughages fed
are high in calcium such as legume hay.
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Mastitis Prevention
By Milking Procedure
An ounce of prevention is worth
more thah a pound of cure in the
case of mastitis. Management to
prevent infection costs less than
depending on treatment. The
following is a recommended milk
procedure.
1. Wash teats and udder with
warm (90 degrees F) water
containing Wayne losan (Vz
ounce to 10 quarts of water).
2. Use an individual disposable
towel to wash and dry udders.
Do not use the same towel for
more than one cow.
3. Wash not less than one minute
nor more than three minutes
before attaching teat cups. ■
4. Use strip cup regularly on each
quarter before attaching teat"
cups.
5. Machine strip each quarto’and
remove the machine as soon as
milk flow stops.
6. Dip each teat in Wayne Teat Dip
after removing teat cups.
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Peach Bottom, PA
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Gap, PA
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Manheim, PA
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