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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
12
Purina reports its Cow Chow D milking ration raises milk yield in Holstein and Guernsey herds. Purina’s research herd notes an average increase of 2067 pounds per cow over a 16 percent milk yielding ration. Northeastern dairymen are urged to trial the ration for higher milk and profit.
A Purina Hog Program note describes sows as pig factories producing over 100 gallons of milk and weaning 18 pigs yearly while maintaining their bodies. Purina Sow Chow, fed with grain, is designed for these large reproductive and growth tasks and advertised at the Checkerboard Sign store.
Promote quick CRD relief in newly arrived chicks with Purina Tylan Soluble. Contains tylosin, added to drinking water to curb the main CRD cause. Available in 100 gram or 2 gram packets from suppliers listed in Lancaster and Lititz areas.
Lancaster County buyers purchase 19 head of prime cattle at the Farm Show. Kunzler and Company claim grand champion steer at 165 per pound totaling 1518 dollars, while other champions and bids involve Ike Weaver Trucking Service Ephrata Vintage Sales Stables Paradise Byers Food Market Lancaster New Holland Sales Stables and more with prices per pound and total sums noted. The event features champions in Angus Hereford Shorthorn and Hampshire breeds plus market lambs and 4-H entries with prices ranging from 40 to 64 cents per pound.
Thirteen Lancaster count iang were elected to positions in statewide agricultural organizations at meetings last week during the Pennsylvania State Farm Show in Harrisburg. Names include Walter M Dunlap Jr and Harold Endslow among directors and John E Hastings Sr and John H Henkel as officers.
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