Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, November 29, 1980, Image 13

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NORRISTOWN - With the
change in season and the
confinement of cattle come
some disease problems;
winter dysentary, IBR,
BVD, and a host of non-
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717-859-2441
WERTZ GARAGE
Lineboro, MD
301-374-2672
AGRONOMICS INC.
Box 64, R D 2
Factoryvilte, PA
717-945-3933
PAUL OOTTERER
FARM EQUIPMENT GRUMELW FARM SERVICE
R D 2. Mill Hall. PA Quarryville, PA
717-726-3471 717-786-7318
NICHOLS FARM EQUIPMENT ' JIS^L
R D 1, Bloomsburg, PA tUOINHyn, mb.
717-784-7731 Annville, RQI, PA
717-867-2211
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Lancaster, pa Afi. - INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
717-397-5179 R 2, Rising Sun. MD
301-658-5568
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717-249 5338 A. 1. DOSS K SON, INC.
SHARILESVILU ShS«w
sS.S.“ CAHVONIMPUMENTS, INC.
215-488-1025 RDI, Mansfield. PA
H Daniel W#n|er, Prop 717-724-2731
Follow a
specific infections. For
many dairymen, fall is a
good time to bring the
vaccination status of their
herd up-to-date.
There are vaccines
The
Rising Power
in Tractors
NECKLETS LIMESTONE
PRODUCTS INC.
RD.I, Herndon, PA
7X7-758-3915
C. J. WONSIOLER BROS.
Rt 309 & 100
R 2 New Tripoli, PA
215-767-7611
B. e(w:p. INC.
8422 Wayne Hwy
Waynesboro, PA
717-762-3193
fall vaccination schedule
against many bacterial and
virus diseases. Which ones
should be used in your herd?
Infectious Bovine
Rhmotracheitis (IBR) is
widespread in Pennsylvania.
Most herds have had IBR or
will be exposed periodically.
A regular IBR schedule
makes sense for Penn
sylvania dairymen. Use
nasal or killed-vaccine in the
fall at least two weeks before
stabling cattle for the
winter
A modified live vaccine is
also available, but this
should not be used in
pregnant cattle.
If you use the modified live
vaccine, inject open cows
and heifers over 6 months of
age Parainfluenza (PI 3 ) is
another respiratory virus.
Both IBR and PI 3 are
generally combined into one
vaccine
Bovine Virus Diarrhea
(BVD) is also widespread in
Pennsylvania Some areas of
the state have not ex
perienced any BVD
problems The decision to
vaccinate against BVD is an
individual one based on local
conditions. Consult your
veterinarian about BVD
vaccination
Only one type of BVD
“THIS FIDELITY
YELLOW JACKET ALTERI
SAVED OUR NECKS TH
AFTER WE BOUGHT
Stan Reinford Dairy Operations Manager
Edns Dairy Farm Mt Holly Springs Fa
‘ One moment we had power then
everything stopped just minutes before
milking time Only another dairyman can
appreciate the potential problems here
with 195 cows to be milked The power
outage hit our automatic feeding
system water pumps milking machines
cooler and more Well in a matter of
minutes our day-old 35 KW Yellow
jackcigovc -so the power we needed
I m sold on this baby l ’
But emergencies are only par* of the
story Owner Lloyd Edns used the
I'ellow Jacket to power a welder and
complete a field repair 10b on a com
planter At other times he uses the unit to
operate electrical equipment in one of
his older unwireo buildings
vaccine, a modified live
virus product, is available.
This should only be given to
non-pregnant animals.
Leptospirosis (Lepto) is a
common cause of abortion in
cattle.
There are at least five
types of Lepto in Penn
sylvania. Annual vac
cination is recommended
especially if Lepto has been
diagnosed in your area.
Some dairymen prefer to
I epto vaccinate in the spring
since pasture-season is a
high nsk time for Lepto
infection.
Pasteurella vaccines are
available for protection
against shipping fever. Two
doses two weeks apart in the
fall are recommended for
protection. Protection
against shipping fever is not
complete and many closed
herds cannot justify the use
of this vaccme in their herd.
Brucellosis calfhood
vaccination should be done
year-round as heifer calves
reach vaccination age. You
may also want to protect
calves against IBR and/or
viral calf scours if these
diseases are present in your
herd.
In areas of southwestern
Pennsylvania, Blackleg
you re out of business'
The Fidelity Yellow Jacket is
powerful, versatile, and
dependable. Here are six reasons
why.
1 Designed for continuous duty -24
hrs a day industrial use
2 Revolving field eliminates
troublesome armature load handling
brushes and collector rings
u Properly sized unit will start all motors
under load at once No need to run
from water pump to silo unloader to
barn cleaner to lights turning
switches on or off
4 Lightweight approximately 1/2 the
weight of others When an off-site
Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, November 29,1980—A13
vaccination is a necessity.
If the disease has never
been diagnosed in your area,
you probably don’t need to
vaccinate.
There is no vaccination
program that’s right for
every dairyman. It depends
on diseases in your herd and
Task force
(Continued from Page Al)
that includes specific
recommendations for
maximum feasible ex
pansion of U.S. farm exports
between now and 1990.
•‘A key objective of this
phase is to attract
significant mput from people
who understand that in
creasing farm exports is a
matter of national interest,”
Walker explained.
All responses to the first
draft “Blueprint” will be
considered in a second draft
to be presented at a National
Conference on Farm Export
Expansion scheduled for
February 9 to 11, 1981, In
Washington, D.C.
Following the conference,
important features of the
plan will be presented in an
extensive public education
program. Efforts will focus
move is necessary, you’ll move the
Yellow Jacket with ease
5 Precision, oversized sealed ball
bearings pre-lubncated with a lithium
based grease to insure long, trouble
free life
6 All gear PTO dnve Precision ground
helical gears
f ion is dairy
power is off
Yellow Jacket alternators are available
in power from 20 000 to 55 000 watts
FIDELITY ELECTRIC
■ COMPANY INC
PO 00x4277
Lancaster PA 17604
Dealer inquiries Welcome
(717)397-8231
in your area. You and your
veterinarian will need to
decide on the right program
for your herd. It may change
from year to year.
In any case, decide now
what you need for protection
this winter. Don’t wait until
they’re sick.
on reaching audiences in
major urban centers across
the country.
Walker pointed out that
these 16th District leaders
will be joining with other
prominent constituents from
all across the country being
named by other
Congressional supporters of
the project.
“Almost one year of
research, development and
organization has gone into
the U.S. Farm Export
Education Project," he
noted
“During that tune, support
has been developed from
every major export com
modity, agribusiness sup
pliers, virtually every
segment of the farm export
community and the U.S.
government,” he added.
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