Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 06, 1975, Image 8

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thin* to slide sandwiches into plastic sandwich bags It keeps sandwiches
with soft fillings from falling apart Riddle amu'er A sausage
OLD FARMER'S WEATHER FORECASTS
New England: Week begins with storm ending, then clearing,
ram, some snow inland latter part, but storm abating by weekend
and turning fair
Greater New York-New Jersey: Early week raw then some heavy
rain and unseasonably warm end of week cloudi and cold rain
by week's end
Middle Atlantic Coastal. Cioudv and cold to start then moderate
ram and warmer partly clear and cold latter part w'lth ram in
south and snow m north and west by week s end
Piedmont b. Southeast Coastal: Clearing and unseasonably colt)
at first then some ram, sunny and cool latter part then light ram
except heavier on the coast
Florida: Week begins with scattered ram in central and north
continuing cool through midweek, clear and trosti in central and
north latter part, ram by week s end
Upstate NY -Toronto & Montreal. Scattered ram or snow ail
week, especially heavy m mountains
Greater Ohio Valley Clear and very cold n firs' then some ram
or snow, temperatures normal latter part with ra.n in south and
ram mixed with snow m north and east
Deep South: Week begins partly cloudy am cold, then ram light
m west, heavier m east and northeast still rainy latter part but
scattered in southeast
Chicago Xc Southern Great Lakes Earh neck clear and sunn,
then some snovs, latter part doud\ with light freezing drizzle
Northern Great Lakes- First part of v\eek cooler and snow\, week
ends sunnv and mild some flumes in central and east
After the First
oneYbuknow
They’re good
The first Brock bin has proven itself
to be dependable on farm after farm
This dependability has resulted in
growing Brock Gram Bin complexes
throughout the midwest Brocks ex
pert design, handsome appearance
and the latest in bin features are con
vincing arguments for reliability It
takes only one to really know
BROCK
GRAIN BIN
We will help you with your grain set up.
Plan now, for next year's crop.
WE SELL, SERVICE and INSTALL
□ E. M. HERR
EQUIPMENT, INC.
R.D.I, WILLOW STREET
717-464-3321
DEC 15-21, 1975
Old Fanner's Riddle. Fvervthmg has
an end but what has two 7 (Answer
below )
Ask the Old Farmer. 1 ha\e just
finished a chair-caning class and I am
wondering, why did anyone cane a
chai r in the first place 7 DA, Athens,
Alabama
H The rush bottomed chair teas used in
Europe long ago because people couldn t
m afford to bug lumber for wooden chair seats
| or leather either still they appreciated a
i comfortable seat
Eggs by pound sell better
Eggs priced by the pound
outsold those priced by the
dozen In a recent Kansas
study. The research project
was co-sponsorcd by
American Egg Board and
the Kansas Agricultural
Experiment Station.
In a matched-lot, con
trolled experiment in
Leavenworth, Kansas,
consumers were given a
choice between buying eggs
priced by the dozen or by the
pound. They preferred to
purchase eggs by pound over
the dozen in ratios of 3 to 2
and 2 to 1 for large and
medium eggs.
Over 1,500 consumers who
purchased eggs In the area
studied were interviewed for
their reactions. The factor
which most concerned them
was the price of eggs.
“Industry proponents cf
pricing eggs by the pound
believe this system will
make price-conscious
consumers more aware of
Central Great Plains: Early week cold with scattered light ram
and snow, but clearing and milder m west and south, end of week
sunny and cold, with scattered light rain and snow in eastern sec-
tions
Texas-Oklahoma: Partly cloudy and cold in central and north,
very cool in south through midweek, ramv and told latter part
Rocky Mountain: First part of week colder and partly sunny with
intermittent snow continuing clear and cold latter part, some
snow in north by week's end
Southwest Desert: Gradually becoming partly cloudy ano cool
with scattered light showers at first, week ends clear and cool m
west, scattered light showers and cold in east
Pacific Northwest: Cloudy at first, then general rain by midweek
except for snow in mountains, sunnv latter part, but rainy and
cold by weekend, still snow in mountains
California: Generally ramv, except for snow in mountains,
through midweek, latter part clearing mild in south and frost in
north
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FREY FREE STALL
LIFETIME FREE STALL HOUSING
Cut bedding costs 75 per cent, reduce labor for
barn cleaning and cow washing; reduce teat and
udder injury to the minimum house your
milking herd in free stall housing. Each cow
provided a stall for loafing She won't be stepped
on, the rear curb forces manure out into alley for
mechanical cleaning or washing A few minutes
twice a day cleans the stalls and curbs, bedding
lasts almost forever if your stalls fit the cows.
Popular sizes are 6’6”, 7’ and 7'6” Size ’em by
breed
Our free stall partition may be mounted on wooden head
boards or we make a steel 'hvider Set the legs in 3 to 10”
concrete curbs to hold and retain bedding Stall floor can
be soil, sand or gravel Bedding straw, sawdust,
peanut hulls, ground corn cobs, etc Should be installed
with paved alley surface 8 feet wide for mechanical
cleaning or washing
8 Models all steel welded farm and feedlot gates
2 Models all steel welded head catch gate
For prices, contact: Fred Frey, Mgr.
(717)786-2146
FREY BROS.
R.D.2
Quarryville, Penna. 17566
the value of eggs in terms of
protein value,” stated
Richard L. Kathc, President
of American Egg Board.
“They can compare price
per pound of eggs with price
per pound of other protein
foods (unit pricing)," he
noted.
About one-half of the
repeat purchasers of eggs
priced by the pound per
ferred this pricing method.
The main advantage was
that It allowed them to buy
the desired weight of eggs.
Two-thirds of the repeat
purchasers could see "no
disadvantage” to pricing by
the pound.
“the idea of pricing eggs
by the pound has been
discussed in industry circles
for years but was never tried
on a commercial scale,” said
Dr. Joe W. Koudele, K-State
agricultural economist who
directed the study. “Under
the present system of
grading eggs by weight but
Asthma program
set for January %
The Lancaster County
Lung Association announces
a new program for children
with asthma. The program,
for both the children and
their parents, will start on
Tuesday, January 13, 1976,
and will be held in the indoor
pool area of the Willow
Valley Motor Lodge on
Willow Street Pike. The
program will continue on
Tuesday evening from 7 to 9
p.m. for a seven - week
period.
The purpose of the
pricing eggs by the dozen,
egg producers are penalized
because eggs do not realize
their true weight value," he
explained. “For example,
eggs weighing just under 27
ounces a dozen • the
minimum weight for an
extra large egg - are
automatically sized as large
eggs. An egg producer
receives the same price for
these large eggs as eggs
weighing only 24 ounces per
dozen.”
Dr. Koudele dedicated the
study to Dr. L. A. “Tiny”
Wilhelm, who was vice
president of AEB at the time
of his death last November:
“Tiny’s strong interest in the
study on ‘Pricing Eggs by
the Pound and Selling by the
Dozen’ and encouragement
to undertake such a study
were a source of in
spiration.”
FORAGE
BUY NOW AT 75 PRICES
Plus - Waiver of Finance till May 15
Plus - Tax Investment Credit for this year.
MADISON SILO -
9% DISCOUNT •
Till Jan. 1,1976
CARL L SHIRK
RD4, Lebanon, PA
program la to Improve the
physical condition of the
child with asthma, to im
prove his psychological
outlook and to educate both
parents and children
regarding asthma and how
to cope with it.
The program will include
breathing exercises, gym
nastics and swimming all
geared to the capabilities of
the child with asthma. The
parents’ program will in
clude discussions with an
allergist, pediatrician and a
pulmonary specialist.
Physicians’ recom
mendation are required for
participation in the.
program. Age limit is
children 7 to 14. The size of
the group will be limited.
Families interested in
registering for the program
are urged to call the Lung
Association office 397-5203 as
soon as possible.
Cool Eggs
Egg producers, handlers
and consumers should
remember to keep eggs as
cool as possible at all times
Shoppers should place their
eggs in a refrigerator as
soon as possible
TRY A
CLASSIFIED
AD!
Phone 274-1436