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TRY THE NEW HY-LIIME W-36
LOCAL RECORDS ARE PROOF OF
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★ EGG NUMBERS *
★ LIVABILITY
Hy-Lirte is a brand name. Numbers and letters refer to varieties.
‘‘’Registered Trademarks of Pioneer Hi-bred Internation, Inc., Des Moines, la., USA.
“Look” for yourself-We need say no more
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•Divide eggs or feed per day or number of birds dead by numbe- of birds and multiply by 100 to give record to plot
Plot records at the midpoint of each week
• The slanting per cent production curve begins after 8 months It
Indicates the normal decrease in rate of lay
• A charted production line parallel to the colored band may be
considered normal ofter 8 months of age
HY CROSS COMPANY
4037 SWAMP ROAD, DOYLESTOWN, PA 18901
EGG QUALITY ★
★ PERSISTANCY
TRY THE MEW HY-LiIME W-36 IMOWI
HY-CROSS COMPANY
4037 Swamp Road
Doylestown, Pa, 18901
(215)348-2661
BEN K. STOLTZFUS
384 E. Main St.
Leola, Pa. 17540
PERFORMANCE LEADERSHIP
EGG VALUE ★ FEED EFFICIENCY
★ VERY STRONG SHELLS
• A declining line compared to the colored band indicates deteriorating
performance after 8 months of age Try to determine management
change or disease control
• A eh ih*ng charted production I ne indicates improving performance
after months of age
i 1 per dozen increases with age of flock after peak production
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ARTHUR DEIWEILER
Box 84
Danboro, Pa. 18916
(215)348-3117
DON KELSEY
130 Ashiea Gardens
New Holland, Pa. 17557
(717)3?4-7479
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 23,1971
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FRANK M. LOEW, JR.
RD4
Quakertown, Pa. 18951
(215)536-3356
IN NEW JERSEY
MAN RITTER
Vineland, N.J.
(609)697-0271
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