Pleasant Grove Review | 1934-01-26 | Page 8 | Poultrymen Makes More Money

Poultrymen Makes More Money And Tells How He Does It "I was feeding NOPCO XX to my ; baby chicks as well as laying hens ' until four months ago when a sales- man recommended a cheaper mash. As the price of eggs was low, I j thought I could save some money, I but instead I lost more than twice ' the difference in the price of mash, j After feeding one ton of the cheaper mash, egg '"production went down 20. I went back to special laying mash with NOPCO XX mixed in it, and so far the egg production has increased ten percent. I also feed it to my baby chicks and pullets. On the last two lots of baby chicks the loss was less than five percent. My pullets are as healthy as any '.o be found anywhere." About eight hundred western brands of mash now contain NOPCO XX at no extra cost to poultrymen over ordinary oils an the NOPCO l-.td-Top Tag on the sack indentifi-'s the genuine NOPCO XX also rich in Vitamin A properly mixed. And dealers now sell the new sealed one ; gallon can of NOPCO XX, enough j for three tons of mash and ranch 'mixed grains.