jlatdeman promoted to Sr. Extension Agerit
niDYMUCHELL with the BerksCounty Ex- ,tainable in county extension
By bcTn Renorfer tension -Service in-Bern work'/ "
BerKS ‘ _ Township, was recently" A native of Danboro,
-.James F. promoted to senior extension Bucks County, presently
einan , county agent* agent, ' rank at- residing at Readii R 2,
Beacon Lacto-Pels are formulated to meet the needs of high producing cows,
even when rougHdge quality ;is average or less than average. Lacto-Pels is a
feed designed to get the most milk possible from the grain fed.
Cows relish this highly palatable feed and clean it up readily, even in
milking parlors. Because they do, even the highest producers get the eaergy
they need for top milk production without depleting body reserves.
tacto-Pels are uniform, flow well and are especially suited to bulk handling
and rapid feeding.
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Protein is guaranteed at 16% or 20%. Fat at not tess than 3%% and crude
fiber'no more than 8%. It's a highly efficient feed.
Palatability comes from the use of cane molasses with wheat middlings and
other Ingredients. Corn distillers grains are present as a source of fat and
energy” and for their milk stimulating properties. Dehulled soybean meal is the
chief protein source, and corn and wheat middlings all help provide the highly
digestible energy.'
Like all Beacon dairy rations, Lacto-Pels are fortified with trace minerals plus
3,000 units of vitamin A per pound and 6,000 units of vitamin D. This is three
times the level of vitamin fortification in ordinary dairy rations and gives good
insurance against deficiencies caused by poor or insufficient roughage.
Beacon Lacto-Pels help cows to maxipnum milk production for each 100
pounds of feed.
'LARK DAIRY SUPPLY GEORGE UNDERWOOD W. L MUMMERT CO.
Rising Northeast, MD Hanover, PA
VAN-MAR FEEDS
Leesport, PA
H. JACOB HOOBER HYKES QUALITY FEEDS McCRACKEN’S FEED MILL, INC.
Intercourse, PA York Haven, PA Manheim, PA
H. M. STAUFFER & SONS, INC.
Witmer, PA
RICHARD B. KENDIG
Special Accounts
Representative
Phone 302-478-3058
GET
BEACON
LACTO-PELS "16" or "20"
DAVID 0. FINK EARL SAUDER, INC.
Slatington, PA New Holland, PA
Beacon Feeds; Beacon Feeds, York, PA Phone 717-843 9033'
MORE
. with
THE NEEDS
OF THE
IGH PRODUCER
CHESTER WEIST
Sales & Distribution
> Manager
Phone 717-741-2600
BEACONFEEOS
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Formulated
To Meet
NEW FREEDOM FARM & GARDEN CO.
New Freedom, PA
R. E. RUDISILL
Sales & Distribution
Manager
Phone 717-854-2281
Haldeman graduated from
Penn State in 1950 with a
bachelor of science degree in
agronomy, a branch of
agriculture dealing with
THARPE & GREEN MILL
Churchville, MD
ROBINSON BROS.
Delta, PA
Lancaster Farming. Saturday, Jurie~26~ 1976—23
fipld-crqp production and
soil management. He has
been on the Pennsylvania
State University’s Co-
Operative Extension Service
staff since 1953, and prior to
his appointment as Berks
County extension agent
served as assistant Mon
tgomery County agent.
In 1970 Haldeman received
the Distinguished Service
Award from the National
Association of County
Agricultural Agents for his
service to the state’s
agriculture.
During his years of ex
tension service, Haldeman
has worked with county
oalry interests in developing
more efficient feeding
programs, encouraged
numerous fanners to enroll
in linear programing as a
James F. Haldeman, senior extension agent
farm management aid, and
helped to conduct ex
periments to determine the
feasibility of utilizing
municipal sewage sludge on
agricultural land.
Haldeman also par
ticipated in the planning of
the Berks County
Agricultural Center in Bern
Township, which houses
agricultural agencies.
The Berks County agent is
a member of the Penn
sylvania and National*
Associations of County
Agricultural Agents, the
Reading Kiwanis Club, and
Epsilon Sigma Phi frater
nity.
Haldeman and his wife
Elizabeth have three
children: Kathleen, James'
Jr., and Donald, all
graduates of Penn State.