"We've been on the Fertrell feeding
program and using Rumi-Cult 40 for
two years now, and as far as herd health
is concerned, it couldn't be any better.
The Rumi-Cult takes a lot of stress off
the cows by aiding in digestion and
increasing feed efficiency. We've also
noticed less udder edema.
Another reason why I like
to use Fertrell's Rumi-Cult
HARRY M. BARNER
Box 265
Lamar, PA 16848
(717)726-3275
PAUL ZIMMERMAN
(It 4, Box 173
UtitiPA 17543
(717) 733-7674
Healthier Cows.
Healthier Profits.
If you want to improve the health of
your herd while increasinqyour
rr daif y P rofits> Rumi-cult"
{Fertrenj
Box 215, Bainbrldgo, PA 17502
(717) 357-1506
Contact the representative nearest you.
RANDY BOTTEICHER
R D 2, Box 2396
Belleville, PA 17004
(717) 935-5406
CHRIST B. MILLER
Box 164
Bird-Irt-Hand, PA 17505
TUI OUR GANIC FERTRELL
Rt 2, Box 13
McAllisterville, PA 17049
(717) 463-2551
The Kora J. Peachey Farm in Pennsylvania's
Big Valley Region.
"Even if I wasn't on
Fertrel Vs feeding program.
I'd still use their Rumi-Cult"
Glen Peachey, Milroy, PA
as a supplement to their feeding pro
gram is because healthier cows "breed
more efficiently. We breed and sell
registered Holsteinsinternationally, and
at 1.5 services per conception, it's easy
to see the difference a healthy cow
makes.
EDWIN R. OTT
2039 Dark Shade Dr
Wmdbar, PA 15963
(814) 467-5909
COCHRANTON CO-OP
Box 246, Pine Street
Cochranton, PA 16314
{8141 425-7401
During the recent Lancaster County Farmers’ Association
-farm tour, tickets were offered for a chance to win a handmade
Hereford lamp. The lucky winner was the John and Kim Stall
ings family of Lancaster. The presentation, made Tuesday,
gathered from left, Isaac Gelb, tour organizer; Dottle Metzler of
Salunga Acres In Salunga, crafterof the lamp; David Stallings,
414 ; Sarah Stallings, 7; and Kim Stallings.
The proceedings from the drawing go toward sending the
Pennsylvania Polled Hereford Queen, Sonya Shearer, to the
national Polled Hereford queen competition In Texas In Janu
ary. About 1,000 people attended the two-day tour, which
Included a visit to Salunga Acres, which has Polled Herefords,
as well as a dairy farm, hog farm, and pheasant farm.
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SUPPLY INC.
RD 1, Box 88
Berlin, PA 15530
(814)267-4124
FRED CLARK
RD I, 80x442A
Milton, PA 17847
(717) 523-7201
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 9,1989-A37
Farmers ’ Association
Presents Hereford Lamp
McSparran Elected
NMPF Vice President
SERVING THE FARMERS
FOR 118 YEARS
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SOUTHAMPTON (Bucks Co.)
Atlantic Dairy Cooperative
President Robert B. McSparran
was elected second vice president
of the National Milk Producers
Federation (NMPF) during the
organization’s annual meeting
Nov. 27 through 30 in Nashville,
Tenn.
McSparran’s election as an
NMPF officer is a continuation of
his active participation in the Fed
eration, which represents dairy
farmer interests in national dairy
legislation. McSparran has served
on NMPF’s board of directors and
is a nine-year member of the
executive committee.
Of his new position, McSparran
said, “I hope to be able to provide
leadership in developing policies
for the benefit of all dairy farmers
as we head into the 19905.”
For more than 40 years,
McSparran has been active in the
dairy industry, both as a producer
and as a member of various farm
organizations. He recently was
elected to his 10th term as presi
dent of Atlantic Dairy Coopera
tive, which represents 3,600 dairy
farm families in a seven-state
region.
McSparran and his wife, Char
lotte, farm in partnership with
their son, John W. They live in
Peach Bottom, Lancaster County.