Cl2-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 4,1986
SYRACUSE, N.Y. - Two
agribusinesses specializing in
forage technologies and
agriculture research and
marketing are teaming up with the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council to promote dairy
products'
As an incentive to area dairymen
to participate in a series of forage
seminars, Papillon Agricultural
Products and Trans Agra In
ternational Inc., will continue
money toward the purchase of
milk promotion billboards.
For each dairyman who attends
Potter Co. DHIA
Ivan Kibbe Jr
Ivan Smoker & Sons
Jack Thomas Sr
Robert Francis
Snyder Farms
Jack Thomas Sr
George Barker
Carl Erway Farm
Jack Knowlton
Guy Dunn
Jay Fleisey
R Own Farms
John C Traub
Alvin Miller & Son
John Ft Lehman
Dale Floffman
COWS WITH LACTATIONS
IN POTTER COUNTY
R Own Farms
Lady
Guy Dunn
Silver
Alvin Miller & Son
#94
#lOl
George Barker
Sonar
Thunder
Bagel
Spyder
Robert Francis
Mandy
Sheba
Karson
Snyder Farms
Dash
Dean Lampman
Amy
Crystal
Lisa
Stan S Sarah Brubakei
#49 \
Jay N Fleisey
Isabel! I
Lonsa I
Dale Hoffman
Tammy I
Kevin Risser
Lisa I
James Cady
#l9 I
Gene & Phyllis Thompson
#196 H 4 1
Jack Thomas Sr
Dove
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offer unlike any m the industry ECI soft
design inflations are scientifically de
signed to give you faster, cleaner milking
Eliminate the problems you may have with
• FALLING OFF • LEAKING AIR
• DETERIORATION • INKING OFF
Keep your milk production at its peak by
replacing your tired inflations with new
efficient ECI soft designs
DIFFERENT THAN ANY OTHER INFLATION
Papillon, Trans Agra aid ADA/DC dairy promotions
one of the seminars, which will be
held throughout the Northeast, the
corporate sponsors and local feed
dealers will purchase 6’xlO’
“Milk’s Got More” billboards from
the American Dairy Association
and Dairy Council.
The ADADC, located in
Syracuse, NY and Williamsport,
PA is a dairy farmer funded and
directed milk marketing agency
serving New York, Pennsylvania,
and New Jersey. Dairymen who
attend the seminar will have a sign
placed in their area.
The seminars will provide area
POTTER COUNTY DHIA
October, 1985
RH 91 6 911
RH 104 3 86 i
MX 50 5 89:
RH 41 0 82
RH 40 1 88 (
MX 54 7 87 1
RH 60 4 84
R&GH 105 0 85
RH 60 9 87
RH 54 8 891
RH 73 4 87
RSGH 67 9 84
RBGH 42 2 87
RH 85 8 88
RH 83 3 89
R&GH 712 88
OVER 750# BUTTERFAT
IN OCTOBER, 1985
18 916
305
5 11
25 600
305
6 11
18 081
21 605
305
305
23 596
23 068
20 848
19 770
305
305
305
298
80
6 10
4 5
3 3
20 476
20 615
20 904
289
305
305
23 120
305
16 720
17 004
18 323
305
305
296
3 10
3 10
22 369
305
28 265
22 350
4 10
4 3
305
296
24 159
305
7 11
17 900
300
18 539
305
22 35/
305
22 152
20 278
300
305
H 7 1
H 6 1
19 964
20 148
19 835
19 022
20 232
19 098
18 600
17 812
19 962
18 288
18 270
18 871
18 117
16 859
16 992
19 580
838
97b
774
796
3 3
4 2
38
3 9
78J
976
789
776
775
768
872
805
828
770
783
954
820
920
853
780
794
ortable!
EARS ONE)
farmers with forage production
information. Highlights of the
event will include two presen
tations given by faculty members
from Kansas State University and
New Mexico State University.
Their research topics include the
role of fermentation aids insilage
management and the benefits of
bailing hay at a higher percent
moisture.
Another feature of the seminar
series will be the introduction of
the product Culbac. Culbac is a low
cost, non-acid hay and silage
preservative. A presentation will
be made on the use of Culbac in
higher moisture hay and its use in
haylage and silage.
For more information con
cerning the forage seminars,
contact your local Culbac dealer or
phone Papillon Agricultural
Products at 301-820-7400.
SOUDERTON, PA. - Farm
Bureau of Souderton has pur
chased Van Mar Feeds, Inc.,
Shoemaker sville, which was
formerly owned by the Elmer
Martin family.
UNIPELI3-34-10
fertilizer can get your corn crop
off to a super start:
It has a high concentration of water-soluble Phosphorus that
gets to young seedlings quickly. Helps plants establish a good
root system the starting point for top yields Its quick-acting
and long-lasting Nitrogen team up to feed the young plants
for full yield potential, continually fiom sprouting to harvest
This is the Starter Special that corn growers know from good
experience It’s highly effective as a banded starter And it’s
SAFE ,no chance of ammonia damage to tender, young
seedlings when used as a “pop up” and applied directly with
the seed at 50 lbs /acre
How can we fit UNIPEL 13-34-10 into your corn
fertility program?
Representing Papillon, Tom Haschen confirms agreement
to help promote dairy products in the Northeast by pur
chasing "Milk's Got More” billboards from the American
Dairy Association and Dairy Council. From left to right, Bruce
Krupke, Dairy Marketing Specialist ADADC, Tom Haschen,
President of Papillon Agricultural Products, Preston Goslee,
Dairy Marketing Specialist ADADC.
Souderton firm buys feed dealer
Farm Bureau plans to expand
services in the Berks County and
surrounding areas.
Ernest Shane of Oley, a Farm
Bureau employee of 15 years, will
have overall management
P.L. ROHRER & BR0„ INC.
SMOKETOWN, PA
* ' 'PI mi yfi t v i i i Jesiyi UNIPH Pi g U b P-il Of
responsibilities.
Farm Bureau is a farmers
cooperative with several retail and
feed manufacturing plants
throughout the state.
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