pennfield
Dairy Mineral
Program
While most minerals are only needed
in a small level in a dairy feed, they are
nevertheless very important in
maintaining good milk production and
optimal herd health.
Particular attention needs to be paid
to the mineral nutrition of dairy cows
because the forages that they consume
vary widely in mineral content.
For this reason, the Pennfield Mineral
Program is composed of three different
formulas which are designed to com
plement the forage feeding programs on
the farm. These minerals can be fed
free choice, used in complete rations or
top dressed on the bunk.
Fat Booster Pack is helpful in milk fat
depression problems commonly found
in the summer and also for cows on low
fiber roughages.
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LIVESTOCK MINERALS
OCTOBER 20 THRU DECEMBER 12
50 c OFF EACH 50 LB. BAG
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Ida’s
Notebook
Ida Risser
As winter approaches and
the blustery winds blow
stronger we try to spend all
the pleasant sunny days
outdoors And so, one
morning last week I packed
a big lunch and my husband
and I set out to hunt turkey
He with a gun and me with a
camera
We drove miles over
bumpy, stony roads mto a
new area and finally found a
parking space on a dead-end
road He headed into the
woods where he eventually
saw three turkeys scrat
ching merrily away but they
didn’t come close enough to
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shoot as he wore a red coat
and they are not color blind
as deer are
I decided to continue
walking to the end of the
narrow road It beckoned me
to continue and see what lay
around the next bend and
beyond the next hill but there
seemed to be no end.
It was a bit unnerving as
the silence was broken by a
ruffed grouse which rose up
and flew noisly away from
the edge of the woods For
hour I didn’t see another
person walking m the forest
When I stopped to poke my
foot into a very large ant hill,
I spied a deer running across
the road ahead of me Then
another followed and 1
realized that my camera
should be used but until I got
my gloves off and focused it
the third deer had lightly
leaped into the woods and
sped away
Finally I sat down on a log
and read the Lancaster
Farming which I’d been
carrying all the way as I
don’t find time to read the
thick newspaper at home
Then I had to make the
decision to return to the car
without finding the end of the
road On the return trip I
year
year
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field testing, to make sure that
our equipment will stand up to
your requirements
Whether you need a large or
small feed handling system,
a silo unloader,
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/
Year after year,
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 22,1980—C1l
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4-H news
COUNTRYCOOKS
4-H CLUB
The members of the
Country Cooks 4-H Club held
meetings recently at the
Cole residence in Neshamc
Station. Flowers were potted
and chenille pumkins
created by the members of
the club at the first meeting.
A party was held during the
second meetmg. Members
prepared caramel corn,
stained glass cookies and
chocolate candies for
refreshments
HUNTERDON COUNTY
FEATHERED FRIENDS
4-H CLUE
Two demonstrations were
given at the November
meeting of the Feathered
Friends Waterfowl 4-H Club
Lome Nief gave one on
“Ferrets” and Amy Berlik
discussed “‘Sea horses ” A
movie was shown to the
picked up red and yellow
maple leaves and some
acorns
When Allen measured the
distance that I’d walked with
the car odometer it was only
five miles but it seemed like
more
As we drove home, we saw
several more deer and so I
changed my mind about not
getting a hunting license this
year and bought one You
see, our son will be in
Chicago on opening day of
deer season and I don’t want
Allen to go hunting alone
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members on geese. A test on
waterfowl was given to the
members. Members are to
complete this test and send it
back to Mrs. Woske.
Members participated in
the Garden State Poultry
Fanciers Association
Chicken & Duck Show held
last Saturday and Sunday,
Nov. 15 & 16 at the
Flemmgton Fairgrounds.
A movie on ducks and
geese will be shown at their
next meeting, scheduled for
December 8 at the Woske
residence in Whitehouse
Station.
HUNTERDON COUNTY
KIDS4-H
GOATCLUB
The members of the
Hunterdon County Kids 4-H
Goat Club held their
November meetmg at the
Rausch residence in
Bloomsbury.
Members discussed
raismg and caring for Dairy
Goats, using “Breeding,
Feeding and Management”
and “Some Considerations in
Raismg Goats” as their
guidelines
Three presentations will
be given at their next
meetmg, to be held at the
Rausch home in Bloomsbury
on December 6, according to
reporter, Steve Supowit