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Lancaster Farming

Location

Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1957

Page

4

Mary Keene Dominates Mt Joy Livestock Show

Mary Keene tops pen classes at Mt Joy with Shropshire and Pen classes led by Keene, Lapp, Gibble, and Hess. Auctioneer Jacob Gerberick oversaw the swine sale as top gilt prices hovered around twenty cents to two dollars per pound on the Lancaster market. A veterinary note explains hens shed gravel from gizzards over two months with continued digestion and thrift.

Fred Hess Bareville Hampshires Mkroshire Harold Langrey Mullersville Mary Ann Hess Shropshire Darwin Boyd Ephrata Donald Wiggins Mulersville Janet Gibble Elizabethtown Southdorm Mary Keene Christiana J. David Lapp Nancy Gibble

New 298000 Egg Hatchery Opens Near Lititz in October

Babcock Hatchery unveils a 298000 egg capacity facility near Lititz Pennsylvania with open house October 23 to 26. Bruce Babcock owner says service area covers eastern Pennsylvania and deliveries will be by truck. Dr Alfred Van Wagenen to attend opening.

Babcock Hatchery Lancaster County Lititz Bruce Babcock Kissel Hall Babcock Pennsylvania Monroe Babcock Ithaca New York Russ Mease Manhein Bob Decker Milford New Jersey Florida Cornell University Jimmy Johnny Alfred van Wagenen Northeastern Poultry Producers Council

Canada Cattle Rise 3 Percent From 1956

The Foreign Agricultural Service reports Canada had about 3 percent more cattle on June 1, 1957 than June 1956, marking a continuing rise since 1951. The Canadian horse population continues to decline.

Canada The Foreign Agricultural Service

Subterranean and other forage crops linked to beef growth stimulant

Research finds subterranean clover red clover ladino clover alfalfa birds foot trefoil wheat rye oats and beets containing substances closely related to the beef growth stimulant stilbestrol.

Farm Calendar Highlights Local 4 H and meetings

The entry lists a series of events this week including the Annual 4 H Dairy Banquet at the Strasburg Fire Hall at 6 45 pm on Monday October 21 and Lincoln 4H Club gathering at Elmer Boyd's home at 7 30 pm. Other items include a Soil Conservation Watershed Meeting at New Holland Fire Hall at 7 30 pm Tuesday October 22 a Dairy Barn Ventilation Meeting at PP and L Ridg Lancaster 12th floor at 7 45 pm a County Fruit Growers Assn session in Harrisburg Pike Lancaster at 7 45 pm a Garden Spot Community 4H Club Halloween Party at Willis Espen's home 7 30 pm Thursday October 24 and 4H Holstein Club at Daniel Trimble Chestnut Level at 7 30 pm.

New Holland Fire Hall PP & L Ridg Lancaster County Fruit Growers Assn Southeastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeders Cooperative Harrisburg Pike Thurs Daniel Trimble

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Mt. Joy Fred Frey Quarryville New Babcock Hatchery Ernest Blow Bruce Babcock Blow Ithica D. M. Stoltzfus & Son, Inc Quarryville, Pa Sterling Berkley Products Company P. O. Box Ephrata, Pa Consumer At Strasburg Lincoln Elmer Boyd Club Hallowe Willis Espenshade Rockland Chemical, Company West Caldwell, New Jersey Martindale Furniture PH. Hillcrest Intercourse Cash Discount Stores Mount Hope Mark C. Hershey R. D Lebanon
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