Fifty Percent Of U S Farms Have Telephones
A Crop Reporting Board survey of about 22 000 farmers shows 2 519 percent of farms had telephone service on July 1 1956. The figure marks a 27 percent rise from 1955 to 1956 and is the largest yearly increase since 1947. The South Atlantic and South Central regions remain under 50 percent, while they show the greatest gains.
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Crop Reporting Board
South Atlantic
South Central
USDA Seeks Twin Beef Calves for Experiments Near Washington
US Department of Agriculture scientists seek additional identical twin beef calves under five months old within 200 miles of Washington DC for Beltsville Maryland experiments. Calves may be heifers steers or bulls. Owners should contact the Animal Husbandry Research Division Beltsville MD.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
USDA
Agricultural Research Center
Beltsville
Washington
Animal Husbandry Research Division
Holstein records topped in HIR program in Brattleboro area
The Holstein Freisian Assn. announced completion of official production records for registered Holstein cows owned by area dairymen. Listings include William A. Reid 15554 lbs milk 624 lbs butterfat in 297 days seven years old and others with milk and butterfat totals in 269 365 day periods. All tests were supervised by Pennsylvania State University.
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Brattleboro
Holstein Freisian Assn
William A. Reid
Oxford
Admiral Fran Will Crestmaster
Harvey Retten
Manheim
Lucy Sovereign
George A. Rutt
Stevens
Ajax
Garwood Barbara
Elmer B. Stoltzfus
Elverson Strathaven
Sovereign Sophia
Steven K. Stoltzfus
Christiana
Fay Lyons Colantha Supreme
Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Assn Meeting Planned in Lancaster
The Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Association will fly into Lancaster Airport for a March 16 meeting at the New Holland Machine Co hangar. John B. Gehman will preside. 30 aircraft expected. includes 9:30 arrival, 10–12 business session, lunch on Lititz Pike, and a Landis Valley Farm Museum tour. Kenneth Habecke leads the program.
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Pennsylvania
Flying Farmers Assn
Lancaster Co
Pennsylvania Flying Farmers Assn
Lancaster
New Holland Machine Co
John B. Gehman
Barto
Glass Kitchen
Lititz Pike
Lancaster County
Kenneth H. Habecke
Wayne Chick Starting Program offers better than ever chick growth
Wayne Poultry Research scientists announce a 3 way total nutrition balance P A A C Ratio for chick development from start to layer. Two Wayne feeds common for chick raising include Wayne Chick Starter and Wayne Growing Mash with optional Nicarbazin. Also listed are Wayne Starter and Grower, H A Drums, Stress Diet, and blends with own grains. Rohrer’s Mill and H M Stauffer & Sons, Leola Pa.
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Wayne Poultry Research
Wayne Specialists
Wayne
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Quarry Road
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Terre Hill
Hilcrest
Oliver
Tarran
Ea K
N. G. Hershey & Son Manheim
RD. 1
Farmersville Equipment Co
Ephrata, R.D
Chas. J. McComsey & Sons
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E. L. Herr
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Landis Valley Farm Museum
Wayne Dealers IN
Aberdeen Mills
Elizabethtown
S. H. Hiestand Co
Salunga, Pa
Lime Valley Mills
Willow Street
Millersville Supply Co
Millersville, Pa
Rohrer’s Mill
Ranks
H. M. Stauffer & Sons, Inc
Leola, Pa
Ranks, Pa
H. M. Stauffer Sons, Inc
Witmer, Pa
RRS
J. K. Stauffer & Son
Bellaire, Pa
Lawn, Pa
Sunshine Farm Supply Co
Lititz, Pa
Ross C. Ulrich, Jr
Peach Bottom, Pa