Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, April 14, 1979, Image 33

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    * Pick the
weeds in your
corn you’d like
to get rid 0f...
Pre-emergence: Banvel tank-mixed with *Lasso®
gets broadleaf weeds along with grasses ready
when later weeds germinate
Early layby (in corn up to five inches high) use
Banvel at one pint rate Banvel overlay controls
cocklebur, sunflower, annual mornmgglory, others
Post-emergence (corn up to 36 inches) Banvel
controls smartweed, velvetleaf, bindweed, seedling
Canada thistle
Before buying a less adaptable herbicide check out
the Big Plus'of Banvel from Velsicol
•Lasso* is a registered trademark of .
Monsanto Company The Lasso + Banvel
tank mix is cleared for use in Colorado
Illinois Indiana lowa Kansas Kentucky
Michigan Minnesota Missouri Montana
Nebraska New York North Dakota Ohio
Pennsylvania South Dakota Utah and
Wisconsin,' .
Before using any.harbfcida, read the label
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pennfleld corporation
711 Rohrerstown Road
Lancaster, Pennsylvania 17604
717/299-2561 •
but Agway research has shown
that their nutrient requirements may
vary significantly
Agway can now offer feeding programs tailored
to many commercial layer strains. ■
It has been well established that meat birds have
different nutrient requirements than layers,
Agway research has gone a step farther has
demonstrated that different strains of the »pme
breed of commercial layers have different nutrient
requirements The trials show that production
can be improved with a feeding program that’s
tailored to the needs of a particular strain
When three commercial strains of the same
breed were tested on two Agway feeding pro
grams, here's what happened
PERCENT HEN-DAY PRODUCTION
DURING A 392-DAY LAYING TRIAL
Agway Feeding Same Breed,
Program Commercial Strain
ABC
I 67 3 65 5 72 3
II 71 5 70 7 70 0
Then pick T
Banvel
herbicide
the Big Plus...
to do the job.
Banvel
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Eye protection necessary when
handling ammonia fertilizer
NEW YORK, N.Y. - In
soil, anhydrous ammonia
can mean abundant crops,
but, in an eye, this potent
fertilizer can cause painful
injury and even total blind
ness.
To avoid vision
threatening injuries, the
National Society to Prevent
Blindness urges the use of
protective eyewear ( when
handling and applying
anhydrous. “Appropriate
chemical . type safety
goggles, with hooded vents
and a rim fitting closely
around the eye -area, are a
'most; Tot everyone at all
times when wdridng with or
near anhydrous ammonia,”
advised Virginia ,S. Boyce,
NSPB’aexecutive director.
The Society cited accident
data to emphasize that eye
protection 'must be both
available and used to ef
fectively prevent injury.
“Reports show that only 60
percent of victims of
-
A little pencil work makes it apparent that the
difference m total production in one of today’s
large commercial houses can add up to thou
sands of dozens of eggs during the faying period
of a given strain
Agway research is continuing to develop feed>
mg programs that provide, without excesses, the
nutrients your favorite strain needs for optimum
production Such research will help you, as a
commercial producer, bring more eggs to market
at a cost that will provide you a greater return
If you would like to know more about the possi
bilities of increased production through a tailored
Agway feeding program, contact your Agway
Poultry Enterprise Serviceperson As a first step,
call your local Agway store
'National Academy of Sciences Nutrient Requirements for Chickens
anhydrous ammonia ac
cidents had safety eyewear
lie to them,” Mrs.
Boyce stud “And, even
where such protection was
available, it was largely
unused,” she added.
Anhydrous ammonia is
one of the most damaging
substances affecting the eye.
Within seconds of contact, it
begins destroying cells and
tissues. “Should this
dangerous chemical get into
the eyes, the emergency first
aid treatment involves
immediately flushing them
with fresh water for at least
15 minutes,” Mrs. Boyce
advised. Salves or ointments
should never be put in the
eyes; they tend to com
plicate first aid and later
medical treatment.
“As emergency first aid, if
a body of water is nearby,
the person affected should
immerse himself completely
in it - holding his eyelids
open so that the ammonia
POULTRY
ENTERPRISE
SERVICE
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Uncaster Farming,, Saturday, April 14,1979
can be diluted and washed
away. After thoroughly
flushing the eyes with water,
medical attention from a
physician is the next step to
be taken. The longer the
treatment is delayed, the
greater the chances are for
sight loss,” Mrs. Boyce
cautioned.
No one, no matter how
careful, is immune to injury
when working with
anhydrous ammonia. The
following' measures ,are
necessary;
Carry a plastic squeeze
bottle of, water in' a shirt
pocket to, flush the eyes
immediately, should contact
with anhydrous occur.
Have a 5-gallon tank of
■ M HURST TIRE SERVICE (
’ I . PHONE (7171-354-4931
1 1 Mile West of Blue Ball On Rt. 322
OFFICIAL
INSPECTION
STATION j
fresh water attached to the
applicator and nurse tank.
Each day, carefully check
all hose fittings and con
nections on equipment.
Thoroughly understand
how to operate any equip
ment prior to use.
Many eye injuries occur
during the transfer of
pressurized anhydrous -
ammonia from the bulk
supply to smaller tanks, a
process which 1 may be
repeated several times
between production plant
and farm users. All it takes.
is a minor equipment defect
- a weak point in a hose, a
faulty valve, a worn fitting -
and eyesight may be
threatened. Carelessness or
human error multiply the
dangers to vision.
KUTRITIOUS
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