A2B—Lancaster Famine, Saturday, March 15,1980 1> M QW »orl In addition to experience
~~ ” ~ ctUt? Jf IlttlllvU fighting a landfill on his
York Holstein SS"’
a co * « SfcSwsf? svs*™-2
Association talks ;/■
1 p i • such plans and see if the land Farmers Association,
hrppnin Of IPPriIH Of 18 suitable for the proposed director of the Lancaster
IH ICCUUIg use or whether other less County Holstem Association
valuable or non-agncultural anc * ri jPf. r r^, is cV?
DELTA Paul and Kathy calves. Now man has turned land is available for the president of the Inter-Mate
King’s Kmgway Farm was her into a factory that project. Milk Producers Co-op.
the setting of a recent bam produces enough milk for Both Barley and Benner T^e Barleys have keen
raeetmg held by the York many People. must have their nominations John Bariev recognized as Master
County Holstein Association ‘‘Even though this is approved by the State busy with new construction Bariev’s fellow
Tuesday. true,” stated Lithgow, Senate. because of the nresent Joa t? a , y ® tellow
Starting off the afternoon, “Dairy cow nuintion is the According to the Gover- economic slowdown. noirunee, Charles Benner, is
King went down to the barn most lacking nutrition of all nor’s Office, the nominations Although he did not see the f 99 year dairyman who
and talked about each of his toestook,” have boon entered on tie ro ad coJtrnction area as a It tn
cows. Lithgow then discussed Senate calendar. hi.«v hp pHHpH hp reallv tattier smce 1958 m a P art
Kmgway Farms has a how to feed cows for a 20,000 Barley said he was sure of how much of £ ershipat Mt - Pleasant Mdls
roilmg herd average of pound herd average. The working this week on tune the Board would F ® rm ‘
16,500 milk and 650 fat, and mam things to consider, he completing the necessary require Benner haS Served aS
an average of 106 percent said, are good management, papers, including a financial
BAA. King feels that to and a well-balanced feeding disclosure statement, idv
develop a top herd of cows, program. required for the position. DAIRY
you need to bring m new Make sure there is some He said Hallowed men- I ■■ SUPPLIES
olood kmd of a buffering agent m tioned the possibility of his IP
He suggests not only using your feed such as bi- serving on the Board and he / /
good bulls, but buymg cows carbonate of soda, sodium had agreed. i / a,- roEHTTRIIDfi
from other sources to mduce benzonate, or a yeast “I feel it is an important Hv 4{/’a,Pfa tKCUIiDUicw
new maternal Imes. culture, he advised. area . When asked to con- INC.
Speaker for the afternoon Minerals are also very tribute, I was willing to do //Mk J Farm Store
was A 1 Lithgow of the X-tra important. Farmers need to S o,” Barley said.
Factors Corporation, test their feeds and The Barley operation,
Ephrata. X-tra Factors roughages to see the mmeral where John farms with his On The |
Corporation is a nutritional content and then plan ac- brother Abram, was _ I. CLEANERS \
consultmg fum. cordmgly for minerals to be threatened m 1977 by a Farm 11 sanitizers
Lithgow started out by fed. landfill. An active legislative Service I • MI . L^ T ° E N R E^ A “ H OVER^^
stating the dairy cow A well-balanced ration will and media campaign r I . iodine teat dip \
ongmally produced just help your cows to produce eventually saved the farm. t ' al ' / • milk filters \
enough milk to feed her moremilk.-PG This Board will review 717-768-7181/ * milker \
KNNSYIVANU AGRICULTURE StoSteneftheXrtey ( l_ A_.
“Naturally, since we were ! CREUTZBURG^INC^ FREE CATALOG I
_WW mvolved with this sort of ™7“ URG ‘ l * C ' , I
r » I Lincoln Highway East Box 7 .
giL f fl' .. VH flung, I decided to serve, , Paradise PA 17562
J* .x r. Barley said. I
The members of the j NAME j
Board, who serve without | „p FPT
pay, will review any | STREET I
proposed farmland con- j riTY I
demnation by the Com- j I
monwealth. I state ZIP !
WE’RE fißflWlNfi BETTER Bariev said he does not I
ww* wiWfTinw IKK figure PennDOT will be too 1
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