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ONTHE GROW A difference in quality Since Mueller introduced its Refrigerated Receiver more than two years ago, it’s made some remark able differences Milk temperatures lowered from 95 to 40 degrees without agitation Improved butterfat Bacteria counts down to between 10,000 and 15,000 units More efficient cooling Easy to clean Overall improved quality Enhanced taste gnd smell Isn't it time for you to join the growing number of dairymen testifying to the improvement the Refrigerated Receiver has made in their operations l We Mueller distributors know the Refrig erated Receiver can make a difference m your operation, too Just ask us how • 3 Servicemen • 3 Service Trucks • 24 Hr Service Now Serving the counties of Northampton, Monroe & Lehigh in Pa. Also Sussex, Warren & Hunterdon Counties in NJ Mt. Bethel, PA 18343 'N'-' V >v ‘ <c ' t v The Big is at Less Expense Makes Dollars Better Croi We are proving that the God of nature Is much wiser than any human creature Because nature's plans have so many a good feature. That should be to us an excellent teacher. For one thing, the feed produces better cows, And healthier litters, because of stronger sows. And with all this, in the long run it is much cheaper Which helps the poor farmers who are going into debt deeper. Another thing, customers can quit insecticides, Proving that natural law still abides. The good Lord gave it for our good. Many people now believe it, and I wish you would. My God isn't as dumb as some people’s belief. They think they know better, but then they don’t get relief. And the pests just come and eat their hay Unless they spend hard earned money for poison spray. And then the cows eat that poisoned hay And you can't understand why cows have trouble that way. We have excellent products for mastitis and all. You should go all natural and get on the ball. Our products make health and the cows resist, And you don't have so much trouble with the ovary cyst. Our fertilizer customers say the cows really breed And then they are so happy because they succeed. We have excellent products for the hay field Makes much more protein and a higher yield. One had 2700 bushels corn on 9 acre, Because he works in harmony with the Maker. We have something for extra fast growth, For late planting and large crops both. Sometimes two or three weeks earlier for the crop to mature It's faster and better than you could do it with manure. We have a liquid fish that gave 5 foot hay And a more naturally pollenated corn that you can replant away Organic get 14% protein, chemical 12, they deserve less Because they really put our drinking water into a mess. It gives extra large roots to stand a storm And the yields often excel the neighbor's farm. Our products are well proven locally, you can’t deny You don’t know what you miss until you try. There would be much more than this to write Watch for it next time if you are uptight. Eli Stoltzfus Organic Center (717) 354-7064 217 South Railroad Ave., New Holland, PA 17557 Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 26,1984—C5 Gypsy moth areas revised WASHINGTON, D.C. U.S.D.A protection officials are revising the areas regulated for the tree defoliating gypsy moth to keep it from spreading to new parts of the country. Bert Hawkins, ad ministrator of USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, said the revisions reflect changes in the spread and distribution of the moth during the 1983 summer season when gypsy moth caterpillars defoliated about 3 million acres, down from 8 million in 1982. The changes also reflect eradication efforts on infestations distant from the generally infested northeastern states. Hawkins said gypsy moth regulations designate areas “high risk” and “low-risk.” The level of risk reflects the moth population and the possibility of people accidentally carrying gypsy moth egg masses, caterpillars, pupae or adults to uninfested areas. Because egg masses have reached a level of 50 per acre, areas in Maryland, Michigan, New York, Penn sylvania, Virginia and West Virginia that were low-risk have been redesignated high-risk. Previously non-regula ted areas m Maryland have been designated high-risk. plant “Surveys have shown the gypsy moth has moved to some areas isolated from the general infestation, often ‘hitchhiking’ on such items as outdoor household goods, recreational vehicles and mobile homes,” Hawkins said. “As a result, previously non regulated areas in California, Maryland, Washington and West Virginia have been designated low-risk. ’ ’ Under USDA rules, regulated articles may move freely between high-risk and low-risk areas, and, unless an inspector determines otherwise, between low risk and non-regulated areas. However, regulated articles and products must be in spected, treated if necessary, and certified free of the pest if they are moved from high risk to non-regulated areas. Homeowners moving from designated high risk areas must certify their household items are free of the insect, or hire a professional pest control expert to do it for them. If during transit or upon arrival, inspectors find any life stages of gypsy moths, the owner may be fined up to $l,OOO. v Off ilus Sense
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