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NOTICE

Farmers. Attention!

Silo Guard la not an additive, but urea la. Many of you farmera will be starting to fill your alloa soon, In the next week or ao, with corn allege. SILO GUARD IS A FERMENTATION CONTROL PROCESS, not polaonoua to animals or humans. Urea Is a versatile, high nitrogen, synthetic compound. It Is an excellent and inexpensive source of protein for beef and dairy cattle, but It must be handled with care. Manitoba Province Nutritionist, J. C. Brown, says that an overdose of urea In a ration or poor mixing can result In sick and even dead animals. (Reprinted from Holstein Friesian Journal). Urested cows will m ilk very heavily for three or four months. Then we finds metabolic breakdownwhlchwill introduce an Increase In cases of Acetonemia and lower the dally resistance of the animal body. Silo Guard does not have to be handled with care. Silo Guard causes silage to preserve itself by starting fermentation, quick-pickling the silage. It cuts and controls the fermentation and allows the silage to preserve Itself. The VPI NE-lndex goes higher by saving that which is already In the forage. Silo Guard does not add anything; urea adds only to protein while Silo Gua rd saves to a 11 five of the indices.

Seventy cents will treat one ton of silage, a great savings to any tenner. Our countyandasslstant county agents know about Silo Guard but are not obligated to recommend It. I believe It Is their duty to find out the advantages and pass diem along to the termers without purge to any other corporation.

For further Information on this subject, call Gorle L. Carpenter, International Stock Food Corpora don Sales Representative at 825-4780 or write R.FJD. 2, Box 293, Culpeper, Virginia. (paid advertisement)

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