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Carl E. McMiiien
Excel
Pmey
Ray E. McMiiien
' H 10-3
' H 8-1-,
H’ 3-0
Bonny
Nevm G. Rice ,
#144 H
#196 H
#234 H
#247 H
#242 H
Lyons Brothers
Bett
Joy
Edie-
Max Reapsome
H 6-8
H 5-9
H - 4-2
Moe H 6-11
Magic H - 6-8
Astro, H 6-0
Melody H 4-7
William E. Martin & Sons
#3 H 8-6
#7B H 8-1 _
#l3l H 6-5
#133 H 6-5
#152 - H
#228 H
#256 H
#330 H
Benjamin E. Dum
Winner H
Tracey H
Pie H
Poppy H
Dancer H
Frank Rice
Reggie H
Irene H
Milligan Bros. ’
Marla H
Dean Loy&Son
Rocket H
Nanny H
Gem • H
Ray L. Kling
Aggie H
Richard L. Maurer
Ellen H
Neat , H
Nadine H
John E. Book
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THE INTEREST
TO DEC. 1,1981
SLICK SPREADER
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• Protects 1 against corrosion and
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• Easy to clean and maintain
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22,877
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253
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18,643
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17,967
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16,383
15,798
305,
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22,610
17,657
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21,333
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20,702
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Amy
; Rosemere
Nina _
Delmar'Brotee & Sons
4.1 751
4.5 1020
Sunshine H
Kenneth R. Benner
Anna H 4-3
Valntin H 4-2
Menam H 2-8
Oscar & Wayne Campbell
651
882
710
695
721
707
3.8
4.0 '
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Charles C. Byers
Sweet-P
Gen
Agrophilos, Inc.
#273
Spot
Perry M, Kretzmg
#54
#36
Eugene Nolt
#l2
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#26
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4.0
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676
671
3.8
3.8
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771
819
778
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4.3
Dobbs Brothers
Longleg
Arthur D. Dum, Jr
Dote H 6-11
J.W &C.L. Achenbach
Cindy
Empress
Richard Knebel
Adele
808
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698
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ZOOK FARM STORE
Honey Brook, Pa. 19344
Ph. 215-273-2943 or 273-3444
Ask for
doe Gunning or Reuben Zook
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H 2-2
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6-11
5-4
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H 3-11
H 3-11
H 3-11
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Rats live
NEWARK, Del. - Rodents can
live “high off the hog” if swine
producers don’t maintain an in
tensive rodent control program,
says Richard Fowler, Extension
' livestock specialist at the
University of Delaware.
Man is the rat’s best friend,
explains Fowler. Ninety-eight
percent of all rats depend on man
for food, water and shelter. He
says one rat can eat 25 pounds of
feed a year. It can contaminate an
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3.0
4.7
19.631
21,939
16,767
839
23,356
1022
747
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3.2
3.8
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23,182
17,922
698
17,132
543
689
16,490
21,497
669
769
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21,526
695
838
20,824
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655
19,458
23,938
15,926
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18,193
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16,950
763
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20,156
17,439
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‘high off the hog’
additional 75 pounds with its
droppings and urine.
Effective rat control requires
reducing rat refuges and im
plementing a bait program.
Discarded machinery, piles of old
boards, tall weeds and farm dumps
make good-habitat for rats and
should be cleaned up, says the
specialist. Items that can’t be
thrown out should be movkl to
platforms at least two feet above
the ground.
Examine buildings, re-hang
poorly fitting bam doors, repair
rotted comers with sheet metal,
replace broken or rotted siding and
staple hardware cloth over gaps
below the siding.
-Keep, the outside perimeter of
buildings free of weeds and tall
grass. Fowler recommends
placing a two-foot band of gravel
around each building to allow a
mower to easily cut all grass.
Doers should fitvtigbtly4p act as
barrier to rats and mice. They also
should be self-closing. Doors that
must be kept open should have a
two-foot-high step-over barrier.
Manure pits that extend beyond
the confinement unit should be
surrounded by a two-foot-high
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MARTIN'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE
1122 Woodstock Road Fayetteville, PA 17222
Ph0ne:(717)352-2783
SALES & SERVICE -
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Clover H
1 Cora , H
Harry R; Book, Jr.
Beauty H
Clare H
Richard G. Smith
#47 . li
#49 H
Fred & Nancy Neely
Ella H
Clarence S. Martin
#166 H
#92 H
- #6 H
Leon M. Martin
#74 H
#76 H
Duane L. Hertzler
Wilma H
James F. Bolze
#56 H
Ed. & Wilma McMillen
Thelma H
John L. King
Boby
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#6
#2l
#24
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#44
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4-0
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17,807
7-11
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19,040
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barrier of sheet metal or hardware
cloth, he says. Rat control mustf be
just as rigid inside the building. He
suggests covering the lower three
feet of the walls with sheet metal to
keep rats from burrowing into the
insulation.
Maintain one bait station in the
feed storage room and others in the
aisles and pens. He also suggests
suspending bait blocks every 30
feet below slotted floors.
Most rat baits available to the
general public typically have a
grain base and contain an anti
coagulant, such as warfarin. Baits
are available.in dry bulk, and
plasticene (plastic wrapped)
packets and paraffin blocks for use
in wet conditions.
The key to an effective bait
program is to keep the bait stations
continuously replenished with
clean, dry bait, says Fowler. Rats
must. ..ept, the anti-coagulant-type
baibfourlofivecbnsecutivedays
to cause death.
Severe rat infestations may have
to be handled by a commercial
pest control company with access
to rodenticides not available to the
public.
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"MHL"
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