in a compost pile.
egg-laying ability.
be sold.
PAGE SIX
Mrs. Hoover Pieces Prize
Quilt For Band Benefit
The quilt pieced for the bene-
fit of Back Mountain Community
Band sometime in November, is
flower-pot design, developed
a
in
bright colors and very handsome.
Whoever gets it will be investing
in an heirloom. It is made by Wal-
ter Hoover's mother, Mrs. Sherman
Hoover, Ruggles, who did all the
applique work, but called in the
neighbors for the quilting bee.
Mrs. Edna Jones, Mrs. Thomas
Traver, Mrs, Marguerite Williams,
. Mrs. Myrtle Kocher, and Mrs. How-
ard Boice, all experts, gathered at
Mrs. Hoover's home for dinner one
day late last summer, and made
inroads on the
quilting. Mrs.
Hoover finished the job during the
next two days, assisted by one or
two of the original quilters who
dropped in to help.
Mrs. Hoover at 72 has made and
quilted a fantastic number of quilts
some of which have gone to New
York.
This present model was exhibited
when the Back Mountain Commun-
ity Band played at Idetown in
of the summer season.
Fa
FARM TOPICS
September for the closing program
Feed Roughage—One of the most
important parts of any sound dairy
program is the feeding of roughage
in the winter, according to John
several times each day.
Wheeler, extension dairy specialist
~ of the Pennsylvania State College.
~ Good-quality hay should be fed
Corn sil-
age, about 25 to 30 pounds daily,
‘is another good roughage.
Save the Leaves—Do not burn
those fallen leaves.
Penn State extension
James Dutt,
vegetable
specialist, urges use of the leaves
Arranged in
layers with lime and garden fertili-
zer and topsoil, and the whole well
soaked with water, the leaves will
rot and make much needed organic
matter for the garden soil.
Feed Beef Cattle—When on full
feed a steer should eat not less
of the fattening ration than two
per cent of his weight, and more
if possible, says James Christian,
extension livestock specialist of the
Pennsylvania State College.
Thus,
a 1000-pound steer would eat at
least 20 pounds of grain a day, and
23 or 24 pounds would be better.
Cull Poultry Flock—Competition
‘is keen in the laying pen. That
is
why Penn State Extension poultry
specialists believe in careful culling.
. They suggest taking out all birds
that are not producing. Some can
be given a chance to regain their
To Announce
Others should
Winners—State
winners in the National 4-H Awards
program will be announced soon,
according to E. A. Mintmier, assist-
ant State 4-H Club leader of the
Pennsylvania State College.
Club Congress in Chicago.
A Some
will get trips to the National 4-H
Consumers Served— Many ser-
vices are performed from the time
they appear
- eggs are laid on the farm until
on the consumers’
tables, reminds Kermit Birth,’ Penn
State extension marketing special-
ist.
Poultry Club Extends
Project For Mexicans
Wnth several thousand chickens
scattered among farms throughout
Mexico as the result of their pro-
ject, students of the Penn State
Poultry Club voted to continue the
good-will project a fourth year.
Howard A. Killian, Berwick R. D.
student project
1,
chairman, _ said
plans are under way to ship 1800
the fall and winter months.
day-old chicks to Mexico during
This project began several years
ago when Lester Zook, an agri-
cultural missionary in
Mexico,
visited the campus and explained
the plight of the poultry industry
in Mexico. The Poultry Club, with
the support of many Pennsylvania
hatcherymen, began shipping day-
old chicks, which Zook distributed
to the small farms, mostly from
Mexico City south.
Among the series of shipments
are some of the best blood lines
of several prominent breeds. Pro-
geny from the original chicks can
be found, both as purebred stock,
and crossbreds mixed with native
foul, throughout several of Mexico's
districts, Zook reported when he
revisited Penn State during the
summer.
Students handle all arrangements
for the various shipments, usually
made by air express so that the
day-old chicks arrive at their new
homes at the age of about 72 hours.
Quarantine, blood testing, and other
necessary details are all handled
by the students.
Present. officers of the Penn State
Poultry Club continuing this project
in international understanding are:
president, William E: Haensly, Buf-
falo, N. Y.; vice-president, Theo-
dore W. Burr, Tunkhannock; sec-
retary, Ronald L. Stief, Sinking
Spring; treasurer, Hugh Lesley, Ox-
ford; and Prof. H. Margolf, faculty
adviser.
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