D6—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 11,1981
Cumberland Co. DHIA
Thrush Bros
95
Paul Strock
Joddi
Telstar
PaulO Dyarman
Beauty
Merle & Sharon Dice
98
J Glenn Glesner
101
Alfred Gaisler
Melody
Milk Way Farms
13
77
137
39
144
71
19
32
K Hale&N Burkholder
Ida
Elmer Gettle
Stella
Molly
Nadine
Verna
Rodger E Hoke
67
D Clinton Sauder
Louise
Melody
Gale
Fred B McGillvray
Lon
Ross H Holtry
42
ZOOK MOLASSES CO.
ONE STOP FOR ANIMAL FEEDING MOLASSES
HONEY BROOK LIQUID & DRIED MOLASSES
HONEY BROOK LIQUID FEEDING CANE MOLASSES
ZOOK MOUSSES CO.
WEST MAIN ST., HONEY BROOK, PA 19344
SSL ALONG RT. 322 PH; 215-273-3776
a DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED
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21,419
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20,296
17,614
19 645
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16 664
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21 636
20 962
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THE COMPLETE,
CONVENIENT,
BALANCED DIET
SUPPLEMENT..
OFFERS MAXIMUM
NUTRITION FOR
HORSES AMO
PONIES.
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For Dairy And Beef
Remember - ENERGI BLOCK
;ontains no salt and is not affected
by the weather.
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DT McCullough, Unit 2
190
Frank J Yost
Stella
Ashcombe Dover Dairy
R 198
299
301
352
R 5
369
R 15
R 49
615
769
670
Paul Basehore
Connie
694
Leroy Showaker & Son
Gail
661
Brenda
John F Stamy, 111
3
666
Carl Kelso, Jr
818
731
John F Lapp
Debbie
Polly
Genie
Nadine
839
. 636
735
704
632
708
607
Chester C Weaver
Wiggle
Ina
Frosty
740
Samuel D ShenK
Beverly
521
722
738
614
3 5
3 7
4 2
3 7
Robert H Jamison
Queenie
Lois
Sandrod Farms
49
Melvin Sensemg
Dixie
John W Weiler
Leddy
Nelson D Horst
29
710
833
745
749
643
Berkheimer Farms
89
112
745
Bring your
own 5 gal.
bucket or
drum
containers or
we have
either one in
stock for sale
16 537
16 225
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19 182
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16 260
15 498
18 432
17,’41
Anything other than BAYMIX
Crumbles is only a one-cow
solution to a whole herd problem
THE LOGIC BEHIND WHOLE HERD DEWORMING
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
(MniL baymix is available at
I CUTTER! YOUR LOCAL NEW HOLLAND
SUPPLY DEALER
694
57
97
Stambaugh Farms
139
609
Glenn W Myers
Ruth
Rosanna
Fred & Chris McGillvray
25
30
Kenneth E Zeigler
Billie
Nell
637
Wm F & Susan Dietrich
Joy
Faith
730
707
DavidS Miller
Suzanna
John F Stoltztus
Maggie
Sandy
602
638
620
Mervm E Ruppert
Spicer
597
668
593
606
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35
34
38
Paulß Sensenig
Pebbler
Pansy
Bridget
Darla
Canda
Harvey Newswanger
28
655
629
671
George P Wickard
14
634
Furman Landis
636
602
706
609
659
Lucille Ocker Family
Gladys
617
604
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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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