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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1961

Page

14

Expanded grain feed boosts digestion and growth in dairy calves

University of Delaware experiments show expanded concentrates from corn and soybeans increase digestibility near one percent in dairy heifers. Under Donald W. Burton and Morris S. Cover the team used a steam cooker and pressure drop to puff grains, improving weight gain during an eight week trial. Dr Haenlein presented findings at the American Dairy Science Association meeting.

University of Delaware Agricultural Experiment Station Morris S. Cover Cover Haenlein American Dairy Science Association University of Wisconsin

Yorkshire Sale Average Is High at Carlisle

The ten top bred gilts averaged $170 at the Pennsylvania Yorkshire Club show and sale on Carlisle fairgrounds. The top gilt, consigned by Reno Thomas Beavertown, sold to Old Home Manor Farm Homer City for $28000. George Cogley Banks R1 Lancaster County consigned the top spring gilt. Thirty eight bred gilts averaged $13200 seven spring boars $100 and six spring gilts $9250 each. Herman Purdy of Penn State judged the event.

Pennsylvania Yorkshire Club Carlisle Reno Thomas Beavertown Old Home Manor Farm Homer City George Cogley Banks R1 Lancaster County Herman Purdy Pennsylvania State University

Sunlit perils for livestock and home remedies

Heat stroke and sunstroke threaten farm animals in hot weather. If symptoms appear, move the animal to shade, hose with cold water, apply ice to head and limbs, then seek a veterinarian as cooling continues and decision on IV treatment follows.

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Feed Company Adds Serviceman

Mr Ned Sitler Jr has joined the sales force of D E Horn & Co Inc York Pa manufacturers of Hornco Feeds He is a Penn State University BS graduate in Agriculture Animal Husbandry Former Assistant County Agent Elk County Pa and agricultural chemical salesman for J C Ehrlich Co He will represent Horace livestock and poultry feeds in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties.

Ned Sitler, Jr D E Horn & Co, Inc York, Pa Hornco Sitler Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture Department of Animal Husbandry Participa Ting Kansasag City Chicago Springfield Mass Elk County Penna J.C Ehrlich Chemical Co Sitter Horace Livestock and Poultry Feeds Lancaster Lebanon Pennsylvania

Bargain Clothing Advice From Penn State Specialist

Thelma Baiers, a Penn State extension clothing specialist, notes bargains can stretch dollars only if the item will serve and wear as expected, fit into the wardrobe plan, and stay within budget.

Thelma Baiers Penn State Extension

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School of Agriculture Donald W. Bfirton New Holland Clarence Keener R. D Manheim Ellis Mentzer R. D John Rance R. D L. H. Brubaker Lancaster J.B. Hostetter & Sons Mount Joy A. B.C. Groff Arthur S. Young Co NEW Holland Kinzers D. L. Diem & Sons Lititz Cope & Weaver Willow Street C. W. Wiley & Son Quarryville Yorkshire New Holland Concrete Products New Holland, PA Elgin Red Rose’ Rumenator Red Rose David B. Hurst Bowmansville A. L. Herr & Bro Quarryville, PA Musser Farms, Inc R. D Columbia, PA West Willow Farmers Association West Willow, PA Feed Company Ned Sitler Seneca Hudson Wong Reist MT. Joy
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