A22—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, February 28,1981
LANCASTER The Annual
Lancaster County Dairy Day will
be held March 3 at the Lancaster
Farm and Home Center
Come as early as 9 a.m for
refreshments and for an op
portunity to observe the many
commercial exhibits and
demonstrations that will be on
display
This
year s
Economics Number One in
Eight) One The program will
QUARRYVILLE - Young
people in Lancaster County who
are interested in dairy cattle and 4-
4 Club work, are invited to attend
one of the reorgamzational
meetings listed below.
The Ayrshire, Brown Swiss,
Jersey 4-H Club will meet 7 30
p m , Monday, March 9,1981 at the
home of David Harnish, 10 South
Hess Street, Quarryville
The following evening, March 10,
the Lancaster County Golden
Guersney 4-H Dairy Club will meet
1 30 p.m at the Raymond Witmer
‘arm The Witmer farm is on
Super Structure.
Some say G-4606 is "iron
tough” With stalks that
stand straight and true
’til harvest And roots
anchored firm and deep
It’s so tough that it
thrives on thicker popu
lations than normal, to
let you push for higher
yields
It really turns out the
bushels of high-quality
HOFFMAN SEEDS, INC.
Lancaster to
begin with a movie on Cutting
Losses by Managing Mastitis.”
Glenn Shirk, Lancaster County
extension dairy agent, will locus on
helping dauymen improve cash
tlow in his presentation on Hidden
Pi otits
The Economic Outlook lor
1981 will be discussed by a toui
member panel Specifically, Penn
State Economist, Louis Moot e will
look at the general ecimomv and
theme
Lancaster
welcome
Route 222 between Willow Street
and New Providence just south of
the Pequea Creek
The Lancaster County 4-H
Holstein Club will hold its first
meeting at the Lancaster Farm
and Home Center, 730 pm on
Friday, March 27
The strength of 4-H depends, in
part, upon the backing and support
of the family, and so, parents are
encouraged to attend, too
To be eligible, young people
must be between the ages of 8 and
18 as of the beginning of the year
gram under good man
agement Delivers im
pressively under heat
and drouth, too
Interest in G-4605 is
growing fast
Funk s is a brand name
Numbers identity varieties
the limitation ot wmjnty
•nd remedy on the ra*
attained to eaci bag of
I wnh s G Hybrid sold s
a oarf of the erms of sale
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Landisviile, PA 17538
hold March
tocus on those things which
dneclJy 01 indiiecily attccl the
dan y industi y
Agiicultuiai Loan Utticer
Robeit BuLhei ot the Com
monwealth BanK will addiess
The Money Situation
The teed Situation will be
discussed oy Uavid Pool baugh ol
Poorbaugh Clams Lackawanna
County Agiicultuiai Agent
Thomas Juichak will uyslal ball
the MiJK Pi u cS'lliicii
4-H dairy clubs
new members
They are required to own and care
for a dairy animal as their 4-H
project
Calves must be purchased before
May 1, 1981 and registration
papers transferred to their name
4-H Club work is a learn-by-domg
experience guided by volunteer
leaders. In addition to caring for
their cattle, members are ex
pected to keep accurate feeding,
breeding and financial records on
their animals
They are also encouraged to
pma
CSy
DO YOU KNOW WHAT
"SPRING RISE" IS?
This Is Nature’s Way To
Re-Contaminate Your Farm Premises
Look At The Chart Below - Showing Actual
Egg Counts From The Same Cattle During
SPRING RISE OF EGG PRODUCTION
1974-
’.A. Yaswinski, M.S. and H.C. Gibbs, DVM, Ph.D
lournal Veterinary Research Nov. 1975
17,500
15,000
12,500
10,000
7,EDO
5,000
2,500
This is why a spring de-worming of the whole herd
with Baymix is so important - before
heavy egg laying occurs.
Stop this re-contamination of your farm with a
springtime, whole herd, Baymix Treatment.
0
3 Dairy Day
Piopei nutrition and balanced
i alions ai e vei y essential to good
health and lepioduction and to
piofitable pioduction To make
this possible dairymen need last,
accuiale toiage testing and teed
piogrammmg services Ihis is
now possible thiough intraied
analysis, a technique pei tected by
Penn Stale Agronomist, John
shenk
Shenk will demonstrate this
tram and groom their cattle for the
local 4-H shows
Dairy club work is not all cows
Young people also develop
leadership abilities as they learn
how to work and play together,
conducting their own club
meetings and planning their own 4-
H activities
The 4-H club program is con
ducted by the Cooperative Ex
tension Service For more in
formation, call the Penn State
Extension Service at 394-6851
with Worm Eggs!
A Whole Year.
Jan/Feb Mar/Apr May/Jun Jul/Aug Sept/Oct Nov/Dec
DEWORM HERE Deworm here DEWORM HERE
if not done
in spring
BAYMIX IS AVAILABLE
AT YOUR LOCAL
NEW HOLLAND SUPPLY
DEALER
technique and will challenge the
audience with Mime ideas of how
this new technique could he put
into service toi the benefit of local
tanners
C’alt and Heitci Housing is a
big concern to many dairymen,
and will be the topic ot Dr Dan
Meyei, Penn Mate agucullural
engmeei
As the saying goes, an ounce ot
pievenlion is worth a pound ot
cuie Many danymen can vouch
toi the liuth in this statement
they know how costly held health
problems can be
A piaclicmg veleiinanan Di
Lester Uriel of Penn Male, will be
i elating his experiences with the
benefits ot pievenlive Held
Health Progiams Poi Dairy
Hei ds
fly Conti ol on Uan > hai nib is
a problem to be addi ebbed by Penn
Male Enlomolugibl Claience
Collison He will be discussing tly
eoniiol ab U lelaleb lo manure
handling, in addition lo covering
insecticides ana preventive
meabui es
The event ib being conducted by
the Penn Male Extension Service
ot Lancaster County, and should be
ot intei est to anyone mleiesled in
danymg
■I ADULTS
I I HEIFERS