Elo—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 28,1981
York Co. DMA
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Orn Cos Ponderama B 3 70 0 89 8 34 6
Hargood Farms Inc B 8 112 6 83 9 34 3
Benjamin Beiler B 3 32 9 67 7 34 9
OWNER
NAME OR NUMRER (REED
Geo Knight
152 3
Queen 3
V Joak 3
Florenc 3
Utag 3
14 3
96 3
502 3
Money 3
Emory SWm Kilgore
49 3
34 3
Gum Tree Farms
160 3
173 3
David V Thompson
PlB 3
P 23 3
P3l 3
William H Fantom
Edith 3
43 3
Sinking Spring Fm Inc
Carola 3
Cara 3
Light 3
Rutter Bros
Phoebe
Faith
Edna
Evelene
Beshore Farms
Dee
2 66
2 5 1
2 32
2 23
Ausee
Speck
Star
Horty
TOP DRESS WHEAT, BARLEY & RYE
With 30% Nitrogen Solution
or Fluid Blend Fertilizer
Check oil'’ complete Fertilizer Program
• Bulk Dry Fertilizer • Lime Spreading
• Spreading of Liquid & • Complete Soil Testing
Dry Fertilizer Program
RD 2, Cochranville, Penna. 19330
PHONE: Office 215-869-8201 215-932-3307
Paul 215-444-5170
Located on Rt. 41 Between Avondale and Cochranville
Warehouse at Russellville.
30% LIQUID NITROGEN
BY THE TRAILER LOAD OR
BY THE TON
Sprayers & spraying service
Poly N liquid corn starter 10-34-0
Premium corn starters
Bulk blends to your specifications
Urea & Amonium Sulfate
Spreaders & spreading service
Limestone
SALT - Water softener &
animal salt
F.H. KREIDER
DAYS LBS
IN MILK MILK
15 604
19 658
19 856
20,516
20 852
17 329
15 090
17 561
16 619
13 798
12 383
294
290
64
4 11
305
300
4 7
2 11
15 256
11 305
305
305
286
18,244
17,829
15,463
305
305
18,567
18,149
10 7
3 1
297
305
305
16 741
20 325
17 640
305
251
305
305
13 942
9 559
10 609
11 938
19 567
26 238
23 511
22 513
22 471
305
300
305
305
305
82
4 7
46
40
46
2400 Dairy Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17601
Angel
Oreo 3
J E Baker
Glow 3
Jean 3
73 3
Harold Brown
Jill 3
Narda 3
Gum Tree Farm
Winky 3
Albert Dehoff
90 A 3
93 A 3
127 3
198 3
Elwood T Knck
Sue 3
Dawn 3
Patty 3
The J E Baker Co
28 3
26 3
Eugene M Kilgoie
Angie 3
Linker 3
Patty 3
Eail Fuhrman
Kim 3
Pleasur 3
Leader Farms
Bonita 2
Daphne 2
Mamie 2
Vincent C Webb
49 4
177 3
114 3
118 3
H E Fetrow & Sons
Tidy 3
Joy 3
1 44
1 37
1 36
557
527
595
506
576
557
549
710
651
709
873
683
651
571
500
508
4 7
60
4 7
4 3
Barb ‘
Rose
Admiral
Mary 3
Rodman C Thompson
Kadidle 3
673
917
858
823
789
3 4
3 5
3 6
3 7
3 5
25 025
16 005
2 10
2 5
15 549
16 390
15 855
30j
30J
305
8 10
14 128
14 235
305
305
14 '23
289
15613
17618
16 583
13 865
291
305
300
305
8 1
82
64
4 3
13 403
13 900
12 276
305
305
305
18 006
15 487
305
287
11 0
7 5
12 625
15 343
18 953
305
305
305
21 037
22 074
305
305
8 7
3 10
14 823
14 638
13 557
305
305
305
19 619
12 588
19 451
14 043
305
279
302
305
11 7
8 1
45
54
19 516
17 739
19 292
21 421
13 181
15 498
305
305
303
305
305
305
62
4 3
5 10
5 10
23
2 3
22 684
305
Anything other than BAYMIX
Crumbles is only a one-cow
solution to a whole herd problem
THE LOGIC BEHIND WHOLE HERDOEWORMING
In an unwormed dairy herd, all animals
deposit worm eggs on the farm and all
animals are subject to further
recontamination from infective
larvae as herd parasitism continues
unchecked.
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After whole herd deworming with
Baymix, egg deposition is dramati
cally reduced, and as a result herd
recontamination is also signifi-
cantly reduced with herd produc
tive efficiency maintained. In fact,
a recent study shows a benefit of
4 8 Ibs./milk/cow/day average when
cows are dewormed as late as 200
days into lactation despite the fact
they were dewormed at freshening
®BAYMIX IS AVAILABLE AT
YOUR LOCAL NEW HOLLAND
SUPPLY DEALER
Bunting
Kathy
Timarsh
032
552
577
599
539
Karen
Hazy
Lolly
Lucia
Stump Acres
My Jet •
Rhona
Dina
Dixie
Deah
Hope
Viola
Louise
lona
Bessie
Barb
Faith
Lily
Zetta
J H & M B Hushon
102 3
81G 3
58 H 3
Adrian Rinehart
11 3
539
590
536
643
711
571
561
4 1
4 0
3 4
40
504
523
528
621
511
577
540
648
766
896
182 3
R R & M R Stewart
Beauty 3
Polly 3
Ah 3
Smysers Richlawn Fms
791
643
704
Casey
Sherry
Dora
Clara
Greta
Gloria
Daisy
Donna
Estella
Amy
Toni
Pepper
719
535
662
503
3 7
4 3
3 4
3 6
764
756
718
719
516
549
826
3 5 7
3 4 10
3 4 4
3 3 10
3 2 2
3 3 2
3 2 3
285
305
305
305
305
69
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305
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In a herd dewormed only at
freshening, an average of 10
out of 12 animals have not
been dewormed. Because egg
deposition has not been signifi
cantly reduced, and because of
infective larvae already present
on the farm, all animals are sub
ject to heavy further recontamination
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20,750
19 998
18 184
15 948
14,070
19 724
12 267
40
34
3 3
3 7
36
3 3
4 7
17 561
16 206
23 691
18 625
22 987
18 874
17 437
18 797
14 836
14 942
13 654
14,816
15,306
13 307
13 416
18,732
14 763
521
565
537
18 788
18 592
645
603
17 749
20,069
18 372
591
668
726
17 627
20 611
23.727
25 187
27 107
23 878
22,134
20 481
20 089
20.728
15 997
15 604