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ATTENTION:
or better daily gains
at tower costs
, Bovotone 21
ter feed costs and unstable market
: make it more important than ever
cattlemen to keep the cost of gain
One sure way is to feed your own
ji haylage and Bovotone 21 from
tone.
jiotone 21, in addition to delivering
iper levels of important m«jor
tmls, trace elements and vitamins,
tins abundant phosphorus to balance
the high calcium content of legume
'®es.
(dom will you need to feed any sup*
tntal protein with a corn, haylage
Bovotone 21 program. Your cattle
do better, and your out-of-pocket
swill be cut dramatically.
rotone 110 and 111
grtone has two new pre-mixes tor
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choosing to use aluminum
foil.
“For freezing, you should
buy the heavy duty
aluminum foil, and you
should get the extra wide
rolls. This is more
economical,” she said.
According to the home
economist, regular-strength
with Vigortone.
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R 2 Box 409 Elverson. PA RD 2, Box 80 Mitflmtown. PA
215-286-5995 717-527-2228
CHESTER SOLTYS, JR.
Spring City. PA
215-948-3647
JAMES STUTZMAN SONS
RSKutztown.PA
215-683-7198
ELWIN REAM
Hughesville. PA
717-584-4085
PAUL L KREIDER
R 2 Palmyra. PA
717-964-3791
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R 1 Fredericksburg. PA
717-865-6710
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aluminum foil is just not
heavy duty enough to keep
the food from becoming
freezer burned.
In answer to a question
raised by a member of the
audience, Mrs. Thomas did
say she approves of the use
of freezer film, although she
is concerned that it can be
punctured.
Summarizing her
discourse on freezing
materials, Mrs. Thomas said
Cattlemen
feedlot cattle, Bovotone 110 and 111.
Both contain high levels of major
minerals, trace elements and vitamins as
well as non-protein nitrogen (NPN). They
are particularly suited for grain and
grain silage rations needing supplemental
protein.
Bovotone 111 also contains MGA*,
which produces a quieter bunch of
heifers and promotes better daily gains.
See your Vigortone
Serviceman now
If you’re concerned about feeding costs,
too, give your Vigortone serviceman a
call. He has many up-to-date feeding pro
grams that will help you save money.
You’ll soon see why more cattlemen
are feeding Vigortone especially now.
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R 3 Cambridge, MD
301-228-3989
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R 3 Bridgeton, NJ
609-451-5919
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Box 368 Hammonton. NJ
609-561-0982
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RD 2 Phillipsburg, NJ
201-859-1314
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Duncannon. PA
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R 1 Grantsville, MD
301-89 S-5302
ERIC W. FOGG
West Chester. PA
215-696-2283
ED FOGG
Malvern. PA
215-647-6818
NEDSHIMP
Woodstown. NJ
609-769 3481
LEE TICE
R 2 Elmer NJ
609 358-2622
that no product on the
market is totally air tight,
and that air will dry out
foods in any type of con
tainer if the food is left in the
freezer for too long.
“The worst culprit for
drying out foods is die frost
free freezer,” she told the
group.
To keep this type dt freezer
frost free, a greater than
normal amount of air is
circulated throughout. And,
while this air circulation
keeps the frost from ac
cumulating on the freezer, it
also dries out food much
more quickly than the cir
culation in the freezer that is
not frost free. Therefore,
foods stored in this type of
freezer must be very, very
well wrapped.
Labeling
Once the packages are
wrapped, labeling is another
key factor in food storage.
For this part of the freezing
process, masking tape and a
marking pencil are needed.
A description of the food
wrapped, and the date frozen
should be written on the
outside of each package. A
note on how the food was
prepared should also be
placed on the outside.
The next important step is
to keep an inventory of the
contents in the freezer.
. “A freezer inventory is
like a checking account, you
must keep records of what is
going in as well as what is
coming out so you don’t get
caught in a predicament,”
Mrs. Thomas said.
On that written inventory,
the homemaker can record
all the items in the freezer,
including the size of the
package and the date frozen.
The packages should then be
checked off as they are used.
This inventory should be
kept right near the freezer
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for ease in checking off the
items. If this system is kept
properly, each homemaker
will have an accurate in
ventory of what is in her
freezer at all times and the
packages won’t be stored too
long. The oldest packages
should always be used first.
“It takes extra time,”
admitted Mrs. Thomas,
“But, honestly, it’s wor
thwhile.”
Yearly turnover
Once the packages are
stored, there is another trick
to getting the most from the
family freezer dollar - tur
ning over the inventory two
and a half times per year.
“This is difficult,” Mrs.
Thomas conceded, “but it is
the most economical.”
Many housewives, she
pointed out, use their
freezers only for storing
Summer produce. When the
supply is depleted, they wait
for the next growing season
to come around again.
Instead of letting this
happen, Mrs. Thomas
suggested filling the freezer
with beef in November or
December, or preparing
ahead for the holidays and
freezing. A third suggestion
was to keep an eye on the
specials at the frozen food
counter in the grocery store
1 and to stock up when a good
bargain is available.
She also noted that as the
supply of food in the freezer
gets low, and just before the
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contents are built up again,
every freezer owner should
defrost the appliance.
For best results, a freezer
without an automatic
defroster needs complete
defrosting at least once a
year. Partial defrosting may
be needed several times a
year, since »ost reduces
freezer spas; and raises
storage temperature.
Dairy princess
chosen tonight
GETTYSBURG, Pa. -
Adams County will hold its
Tenth Annual Dairy Prin
cess Contest today (June 25,
1977) at the Biglerville High
School, North Main Street,
Biglerville, at 8 pan.
The reigning Adams
County Dairy Princess
Maryann Klinger, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Klinger, New Oxford R 2, will
crown her successor.
Four Adams County dairy
farmers’ daughters have
entered the contest. They are
' Lita J. McGough, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E.
R 8; Kathryn Murren,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas R. Murren, Hanover
R 4; Nancy Reinhart,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Reinhart, Jr.,
Gettysburg R 6; and Debbie
Sprague, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Sprague,
Gettysburg R 3.