York County DMA
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Wayne B. Mummert
55 3 6-3
11 3 4-1
30 3 2-1
Desota & Robt Burchett
7CW . 3
Dale & Darla Doll
Dena 3 9-8
Bonnie 3 4-4
Ruth 3 34
D. Fantom&E. Gordon
34 3 13-1
Spunky 3 44
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Phone 215-267-3894
BERNARD C. MORRISSEY
Farm & Agri-Business
/--TT-JV Insurance Specialist
WAY J 130 S. 4th St. Denver, PA 17517
13,884 5.9
14,187 . 4.4
14,110 3.7
285
294
283
21,908
305
305
305
15,032
16,572
21,258
11,716
15,773
305
305
HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE THIS TYPE
OF PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR FLOCK?
* REMEMBER...FABU• PRO FEEDING PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE
MONTGOMERY-BUCKS FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
• In Areas Below, Contact The Following FABU*PRO Representatives:
South Central & Eastern, PA Central & Northern, PA New Jersey
Cfayton Detweiler Ray Mann Maurice Bowers
215-723-4355 717-966-1047 ’ 201-735-8297
Melvin Diem Jr.
12
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75
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690
621
517
Ramsey S. Cooper Jr.
Daffy 3
Robert J. Reheard
Gray 3
Ringo 3
Melvin R. Lehr
34 3
Horace E.Heindel
116 3
183 3
13A 3
16A 3
Carl Anderson
17 3
21 3
38 3
22 3
4 3
507
525
659
3.4
3.2
3.1
5.3
574
4.5
3.6
Steven & Beth Staner
Pansy
Flossie
Elvinß.Deiter
Inspire
FredKimmel
Matty
John H. Doll Jr.
Ivanhoe
Lial
Charles Herr & Son
Fannie
Harold Good #3
112
14
73,
little Creek Fins Inc.
93 3
13 3
15 3
183 3
199 3
53 3
56 3
WaynellSweitzer
Ruth 3
Pixie 3
Frosty 3
Kenneth L. Rexroth
21 3
67 Washington Ave.
4-7
2-11
2-9
2-3
2-3
2-5
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305
305
5-7
305
305
264
289
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4-5
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9-10 305
&4 285
5-9 250
3-10 302
3-5 305
305
305
5-5
3-11
3 7-1 305
3 3-3 305
305
269
6-5
2-10
2-10
298
305
305
274
305
305
6-3
2-11
2-11
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ONLY FROM:
215-7234355
16,798
13,053
12,340
14,018
12,185
13,328
18,007
742
19,307
572
684
12,344
15,340
14,848
585
689
507
668
15,459 3.8
17,401 4.0
13,250 3.8
18,261 3.7
678
673
561
650
682
17,233 3.9
17,951 3.7
14,911 3.8
19,088 3.4
18,418 3.7
575
500
13,122 4.4
10,755 4.6
18,831 3.8
14,020 4.2
607
502
19,963 3.0
14,197 3.5
18,387 3.6
602
520
507
12,672 4.8
16,953 3.1
15,937 3.2
15,572 4.1
13,961 4.3
16,549 4.3
13,915 4.1
14,919 3.5
14,620 4.1
13,581 3.7
561
575
529
14,724 3.8
15,433 3.7
15,142 3.5
535
Souderton, Pa. 18964
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 24,
Donald Wilson
59 3
Richard E.Stough
Wendy 3
Rick L. Cook
Reflect
Polly
Rose
Penny
J. Donnell Taylor
Julie 3 4-5
Bev 3 6-5
Janet 3 3-6
Bupplynn Farms Farm 2
68
104
Ellen
105 Y
72
ElvinG.Molison
48
25
54
17
Honeycrest Farm
Biever
Joy
Vivian
Celia
Billie
Tesma
Mervin W. Hertzler
Peggy
Leonard W. Greek
Echo
Mariann
Gary W. Thoman
6
Laverne & Judith Hess
35
Edwin L. Calhoun
Mcßal Dairy Farm
63 i
321 :
326 5
330 J
Hope i
382 ;
389 i
390 ;
395 i
• 92.85% Peak
• Over 90% For 8 Weeks
• Over 80% For 25 Weeks
• 12,446 Birds Housed
• 22-75 Weeks of Age
• 364 Days (13 Periods) of Lay
• 270 Eggs Per Hen
• 3.26 Lb. Feed Per Dozen Eggs
• 21.51* Per Dozen Feed Cost
This Chart Indicates The Performanci
Lancaster County Farmer Enjoyed
The FABOPRO New Improved Ph*
Layer Feeding Program!
14,052
18,389
14,085
16,786
17,029
17,572
296
283
305
305
3 6-8
3 11-8
3 6-1
3 3-3
17,118
17,954
19,342
305
294
297
20,577
19,549
19,152
17,041
14,362
17,176
5-1
33
34
38
1-11
38
17,294
17,026
18,222
14,706
305
293
305
305
3 10-10
3 6-8
3 3-1
3 2-10
12,053
12,948
12,738
11,909
10,630
11,844
5-10
58
4-2
2-11
48
2-1
12,364
18,523
15,430
305
305
15,512
13,671
12,603
19,661
19,947
18,957
22,067
19,133
19,373
17,129
18,236
15,689
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