ry ay.
purchased John Dowry's grand champion hog in Blair County
{<- $2.65 \d.
jamsL g.
had the champion lamb at Blair County 4-H & FFA Roundup.
Larry, Jake and Scott Weyandt, of Morrisons Cove Livestock
Market, purchased the 103-pound lamb for $2.60 a pound.
NATURAL MASTITIS
TREATMENTS THAT WORK
Much repeat business by phone, mail orders,
proves it works. It is rich nutrition in the mouth.
Builds resistance. Combinations for stubborn
cases. Economical. Treating the cause is better
than treating the symptoms. 200 tablets only
$18.95 postpaid.
SAME WITH THE SOIL
Preventing bugs as we do with natural mineral
fertilizer is better than spraying poisons on the cow
feed (alfalfa) which is additional cost of spray and
additional cow problem expense.
300 BU. CORN PER ACRE LAST YEAR
WITH MICRO LIFE.
Our rock phosphate is very economical priced.
Only $llO per ton plus spreading because it comes
bulk direct from mines without blending costs.
Many happy customers. 27.7% protein haylage.
Vegetables sweeter than the neighbor's because of
more nutrition. Big double crop, both without
fertilizer, but had our rock phosphate 2 years
before. 200 bu. corn per acre in dry 1980. Our
program holds the moisture because of looser soil
and subsoil from live earthworms and micro
organisms which do more than dead ones killed by
chemicals. Extremely low vet. bills because of
better feed grown Much more could be said but the
above should convince anyone that obeying natural
laws pays big dividends. Ask for literature.
All our products do best applied in the fall to
condition the soil and decompose the organic
matter. This is the reason our customers get such
huge crops.
ORGANIC CENTER
217 S. Railroad Avenue
New Holland, PA 17557
(717)354-7064
ALSO. NEW FULL
SPECTRUM LIGHTS. MORE
LIKE NATURAL SUNLIGHT.
Do better than conventional lights Healthier
humans, animals and poultry. First local ex
periment made 10% more eggs! And, a very
practical air filtration and ionization system for
dusty buildings and broiler houses, by same local
distributor.
Come to meetings concerning these
very valuable new products. Leola Family
Restaurant, on Rt. 23, about 2 miles
east of Lancaster Rt. 30 bypass. On
north side of Rt- 23, opposite
Stauffer’s big fruit market.
BY PATTY GROSS MOCK
Staff Correspondent
MAKTINSBUHG - Williams
burg High School students
claimed top honors at the annual
Blair County 4-H and FFA
Livestock Roundup held at Mar
tmsburg Memorial Park August
23.
Fourteen-year-old Tom Hams,
R.D.2 Williamsburg, earned a
plaque and rosette for showing the
grand champion steer. His
champion Hereford competed with
Lebanon/Dauphm Counties
HIGH MOISTURE
BARLEY MEETINGS!
ATTENTION: DAIRYMEN & LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS
If your com crop is disappointing this Fall, consider feeding High Moisture
Barley! Join us for a “Barley Bam Meeting” and learn about the advan
tages of feeding this reliable grain to your dairy cattle or livestock!
* DATE: TUESDAY,SEPT. 13,1983-7:30P.M.
PLACE: Farmer’s Wife Restaurant
One mile west of Fredericksburg on old Route 22.
DENNIS HOKE, Lebanon County Extension Agent, will speak on management
practices for barley.
Blair holds livestock
1400 H».
High Moisture Corn Program Ene[gy e „.
Protein ( WE J Co«t/Unit Per Pay
10 lbs. Mostly Alfalfa Hay 1.6 lbs. 5.4 lbs. 51 59 / ,l on ?
45 lbs. Corn Silage 1-3 lbs. 10.9 lbs. *^I on $56
18 lbs. Hi-Moist. Shell Corn 1.3 lbs. 12.6 lbs. $137/Ton Sl-23
5V4 lbs. 48% Soybean Meal 2.6 lbs. 4.1 lbs. *292/Ton_ J
6 ounces Vitamin-Mineral Premix ~ $18.75/40 lb. Bag *___
Total Per Day 6.8 lbs. 33.0 lbs. *3.27
Pennfield Complete Feed Program:
10 lbs. Mostly Alfalfa Hay 1.6 lbs. 5.4 lbs. SIOO/Ton $ .50
42 lbs. Corn Silage 1.2 lbs. 10.1 lbs. $25/Ton $ .53
25 lbs. #513-16% Dairy Pellets 4.0 lbs. 17.7 lbs. $175.50/Ton <2.19
Total Per Day s*B lbs. 33.2 lbs. *3.22
Pennfield Pluses:
+ “No Charge” for roughage testing.
+ Computer Calculated “Least Cost” Feeding Program.
+ Bulk Feed Delivered Within 24 Hours From Receipt Of Order.
+ Dairy Terms: 2Ms% Cash Discount-Due 15th of Following Month.
+ Well Trained “Dairy Specialists” Who Can Help Solve Problems When
They Occur.
pennfield feeds
CALL TOLL FREE:
PA: 1-800-732-0467 MP; 1-800-233-0202
HARVESTORE®
Penn-Jersey Harvestore
other steers u. the day-long
judging.
The 1,205 pound animal was sold
for $1.40 per pound at the public
auction that evening. Morrisons
Cove Livestock Market had the
high bid.
Lloyd Rhodes of Rhodes Meat
Market purchased the reserve
grand champion steer, owned by
his son Kevin Rhodes, Mar
tinsburg. The 1,080 pound Angus
brought $1.07 per pound.
The 27 steers sold for a total of
NO RESERVATIONS NECESSARY!!
P.O. Box 7, Route 322
New Holland, PA 17557
Phone (717) 354-4051
roundup
124,764, with the average price
being 86 cents a pound. The total
weight of the sale animals was
27,775 pounds.
Morrisons Cove Livestock
Market also purchased the grand
champion hog and lamb. John
iiowey, 15, K.D.2 Williamsburg
raised the 229 pound champion
hog. The 4-H Swine Club member
received $3.60 per pound during the
bidding war.
The judge kept the prizes in the
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