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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1957

Page

13

Egg Month Drives Record Publicity Across Nation

March Egg Month expands publicity with PENB reports showing rising consumer cooperator counts. Magazines and newspapers plus TV and radio features promote egg recipes and messages, with PENB photo releases and widespread cooperation from state committees and dignitaries.

St, Charles Midway Poultry and Egg National Board Egg South Family Weekly Arade NockerIn Seveneen Everywoman’s King Features Newspaper Enterprises Associates International News Service Shamrock Christian Science Monitor Cooperative G. L. F. Exchange, Inc New York State Columbia Broadcasting System Garry Moore National Association of Food Chains Washington, D. C Conrad Hilton Sheraton Hotels de Kalb Agricultural Association Allied Malls, Inc U. S. Department of Agriculture Armour & Co First National McCrory Stores American Stores Federated Egg and Poultry Sales, Inc Cleveland PENB

Concentrate Rations Fed Cows Sets Record

The 1956 Milk Production report notes a 1 825 pound average of concentrate rations fed to cows on farms, up from 1 758 in 1955. About half of the grain and concentrates were home grown, and the average value per 100 pounds was 3 dollars, the lowest since 1945.

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Two Story Extension Improves Garber Dairy Barn

B Snavely Garber of R2 Willow Street plans a two story extension to his milking barn after a dairy producers meeting at the Garber farm. Penn State engineer John Walker calls the design very practical featuring a single circuit feed system. The milking herd moves to the new addition while the old barn holds dry cows and young stock. about 60 farmers attended the two meetings.

B. Snavely Garber Willow Street Garber Farm John Walker Penn State

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