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AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

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Bulletin 450 July 1, 1958

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

Department of Biochemistry

INSPECTION OF COMMERCIAL FEEDINGSTUFFS

Made for the State Department of Agriculture

By H. A. DAVIS and RUTH S. FOWLER

The University of New Hampshire Durham, N. H.

Bulletin 450 July I, 1958

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

Department of Biochemistry

INSPECTION OF COMMERCIAL FEEDINGSTUFFS

Made for the State Department of Agriculture

By H. A. DAVIS and RUTH S. FOWLER

The University of New Hampshire Durham, N. H.

INSPECTION OF COMMERCIAL FEEDINGSTUFFS

Made for the STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

This bulletin reports the analysis of the official samples of FeedingstufFs submitted by the office of the Commissioner of Agriculture. Certain require- ments of the Feedingstuff Law are pointed out or briefly described. The New Hampshire Commercial Feedingstuffs Law is administered by the Commissioner of Agriculture. All inquiries concerning the law and the registration of feeding- stuffs should be addressed to the attention of the Feed Control Supervisor, De- partment of Agriculture, State House, Concord, New Hampshire. A booklet, "New Hampshire Commercial Feed Law and Rules and Regulations," is avail- able at the above address. A copy should be obtained by each individual or firm expecting to sell feed products in New Hampshire.

In carrying out the provisions of the law during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1958, 703 official samples were collected under the direction of Honorable Perley L Fitts, Commissioner of Agriculture. The samples were collected by the Control Supervisor, Mr. George H. Laramie and Mr. Daniel Graham. All in- quiries relating to methods of analysis shoidd be directed to this laboratory.

EXCERPTS FROM THE LAW

and

COMMENTS RELATING TO IT

The New Hampshire Commercial Feed Law, Chapter 226 of the Laws of the State of New Hampshire, conforms closely to the Uniform Feed Bill pro- posed by the Association of American Feed Control Officials. All persons con- cerned with the manufacture or use of feedingstuffs should become familiar with the requirements of the law.

Registration: Each brand of commercial feed offered for sale in the state must be registered with the Feed Control Supervisor. Forms are provided for that purpose by his office in Concord, New Hampshire.

The term "commercial feed" refers to "all materials which are distributed for use as feed for animals, other than man, and for wild birds kept in captivity, except (1) unmixed whole seeds, and meals made directly from the entire seeds, (2) unground hay, and (3) whole or ground straw, stover, silage, cobs and hulls when not mixed with other materials."

The feedingstuff is usually registered by the manufacturer or jobber, whether he is located within or outside the state. Feedingstuffs manufactured in other states are frequently handled by several middle-men before they reach the local distributor. Under the provisions of the law, if the manufacturer or jobber fails to make registration, the dealer is responsible. Dealers who purchase feed for resale should assure themselves that the brands they purchase are prop- erly registered and the license fee paid, otherwise, they must assume that re- sponsibility.

Labeling: The law requires that any commercial feed offered for sale, or sold in this state shall furnish on each package a clearly printed statement cer- tifying:

the number of net pounds in the package the name and principal address of the person

guaranteeing the commercial feed the name or brand under which the commercial

feed is sold the guaranteed analysis, stating:

the minimum percentage of crude protein the minimum percentage of crude fat the maximum percentage of crude fiber the name of each ingredient contained in the feed.

In special cases, as in mineral feeds and vitamin supplements, requirements as listed in the law must be met. In the case of bidk deliveries, a written or printed statement of the above information shall accompany delivery.

The Association of American Feed Control Officials is an organization of control officials of the various states. At annual meetings mutual problems are discussed and problems worked out so that the requirements of labeling and guarantees among the states may be as imiform as possible. The feed manu- facturer attends these meetings and through sincere cooperation the feed con- sumer will obtain the best feed possible for his livestock. The Association pub- lishes a booklet which is revised each year containing definitions, regulations and other information important to the dealer as well as the consumer of feed- ingstuffs. The use of this booklet by a manufacturer will enable him to use the correct name of the ingredients in his feed on the tag. An alert purchaser will observe that correct labeling is a mark of a reliable manufacturer. There are no conflicts between the New Hampshire Law and the Model bill recommended by this Association.

THE PURPOSE OF THE FEEDINGSTUFFS LAW

The chief purpose of the feedingstuffs law is to protect the consumer against the inferior products which doubtless would soon appear on the market if the trade were not under state control. The law is primarily a correct-labeling act. It must not be assumed by the purchaser that every brand which meets the manufacturer's guarantee is a high-grade feed. The Commercial Feed Law does not prevent the sale of a low-grade feed if it is properly licensed and tagged, and is offered for sale in compliance with the law. It would not be in the public interest to legislate against the sale of the lower-grade by-products. They can be fed profitably if bought at a price adjusted to their feeding value. The law does prevent an inferior feed being offered for sale as a high-grade product.

The dealer, in purchasing feed from the manufacturer, and the consumer in purchasing feed from the dealer, should make the specification that the feed delivered must comply with the New Hampshire Commercial Feed Law. If the feed is not registered; if the protein, fat ancl crude fiber are not guaranteed; and if the ingredients of which the feed is composed are not plainly stated on the bag or on a tag attached thereto, the purchaser is not protected by the law. He has no recourse under the commercial feed law if the feed he purchases is of inferior quality. If the buyer fails to assure himself that the legal require- ments have been met, he accepts the feedingstuffs at his own risk.

The analysis oi all samples collected is reported since in this way the public is informed of all results and not just those that do not make the guarantees. The State collects a registration fee for each brand of feed sold. These funds pay for the inspection service. The manufacturer is assured of an unbiased inspection of his product and the consumer knows that he has recourse under the law if he is not satisfied with results obtained by feeding a particular product in case it is shown that trouble is due to a feed deficiency. The cost of the inspec- tion is very small, a fraction of a cent on a per bag sold basis.

TERMS USED IN REPORTING ANALYSIS

The terms, PROTEIN, FAT and CRUDE FIBER appear on the label of a feedingstuff and the percentage shown following each term is the minimum amount of protein and fat and the maximum amount of crude fiber in the feed as guaranteed. These are determined by chemical analysis. In addition it may be desirable to determine the "moisture" and "ash" content of a feed. The sum of these five determinations subtracted from 100 gives a value called the "nitrogen free extract" "NFE." The "NFE" plus the "crude fiber" gives the "carbohydrate" content.

Brief definitions of these terms follow.

PROTEIN: A group of complex compounds, all containing nitrogen, carbon and oxygen. In certain cases sulfur, phosphorus or iron are also present. Proteins are essential for life. A variety of protein is insured in a feed when the feed contains both plant and animal products. Extensive research has shown that by a proper combination of ingredients a feed containing the proper proteins for growth and production can be supplied. The usual analysis simply determines the total protein present. To determine the type of protein present or its par- ticular effectiveness involves complex and expensive analytical procedures. Simply stated, the protein content of a feed is found by determining the total nitrogen and multiplying that value by the factor 6.25.

FAT: Fat is determined by extracting a dried sample of finely ground feed with ether. The extract contains not only the true fat but other ether soluble substances such as carotene and chlorophyll. These other ether soluble materials are present in very small amounts in most cases and so have little effect on the actual fat content as reported.

CRUDE FIBER: This includes the cellulose and other carbohydrates that are resistant to digestion by the animal. For this reason we are interested in the maximum amount that is in a feed. It has little or no value to the animal eating the material.

MOISTURE: Moisture is the "water" that is in a feed. It is determined by simply drying a portion of the ground sample in an oven at a constant, con- trolled temperature.

ASH: Ash is the "mineral matter" present in a feed and is found by burn- ing a portion of the sample at a temperature high enough to burn all the carbon out. For comparable results this must be done under controlled conditions.

NITROGEN-FREE EXTRACT: This result includes the more soluble carbohydrates such as sugars, and these materials are valuable in animal nu- trition.

The use of drugs, growth stimulants and other special purpose additives in

feeds continues to increase. These materials are under very careful control by the Food and Drug Administration and are thoroughly tested before release for general use. Feeds containing these substances must be properly labeled showing what the additive is and the amount. Chemical methods have been developed for the analysis of these materials but in general they are time consuming and may not be as accurate as would be desired when such small amounts as a few ten- thousandths of a percent are involved. An increase in staff available for inspec- tion work would make it possible to check the drug guarantees on some of the "medicated" feedingstuffs.

USE OF FEEDINGSTUFFS

The use of bulk feed deliveries continues to increase. This is a way of cutting feed costs when proper facilities are available for delivery and storage of the feed.

It is not within the scope of this bulletin to make recommendations regard- ing the use of commercial feedingstuffs. The Department of Dairy Husbandry and the Department of Poultry Husbandry are continually studying feeding problems. The following publications which discuss feeds and feeding from one viewpoint or another are available free of charge to residents of New Hamp- shire. Requests should be addressed to: Mail Service, University of New Hamp- shire, Durham.

Ext. Bull. 67 Turkey Production in New Hampshire.

Ext. Bull. 114 Feeding Dairy Cattle.

Ext. Cir. 282 Dairy Calves.

Ext. Cir. 312 Brooding and Rearing Chickens.

Sta. Bull. 401 Feed Standards for N. H. Broilers.

Sta. Bull. 411 Cobalt Defficiency in N. H. Cattle, Sheep and Goats.

Sta. Bull. 419 Effect of Texture on the Nutritive Value of Concentrates for Dairy Cattle.

Sta. Bull. 426 Distributing and Handling Grain-Feeds in New Hampshire.

I. Characteristics of Milling and Distributing Firms. Sta. Bull. 427 Distributing and Handling Grain-Feeds in New Hampshire. IL Problems in Retail Distribution. . Sta. Bull. 431 Distributing and Handling Grain-Feeds in New Hampshire.

III. Improving the EfFiciency of the Grain Feeding Oper- ation on Poultry and Dairy Farms.

Sta. Bull. 438 The Nutritive Value of Dried Citrus Pulp for Dairy Cattle.

Inquiries occasionally are made regarding a method of calculating the pro- tein, fat, or fiber content of a home-mixed feed. There are tables available, such as those in Morrison's book "Feeds and Feeding," which give the average chem- ical analysis of feed concentrates, roughage and silages. It should be pointed out that the chemical analysis of a particular lot of an ingredient may be somewhat above or below the average figure shown in the table. This fact must be taken iijto consideration in fixing guarantees. The following example shows how the protein content of a feed mixture may be calculated:

Ingredients

I>er cent lbs. protein pounds used X protein in =r furnished by

ingredient ingredient

Gi'ound Oats Ground Corn Gluten Feed Wheat Bran Linseed Oil Meal Salt

200 400 300 400 100 10

12.0 8.0 25.0 15.0 34.0

24 32

75 60 34

Total Mix

1410 lbs.

contains

225 lbs. protein

225

The mixture contains X 100 = 15.95% Protein.

1410

The percentage of fat or fiber may be calculated in a like manner by substituting the fat or fiber figures for those of the protein.

CONFORMITY TO GUARANTEES

The chemical analyses reported in this bulletin were made by methods ap- proved by the Association of Official Agricultural Chemists.

A total of 703 official samples were submitted for analysis. Samples were drawn at retail outlets or at the farm after delivery. Bulk delivery of feed is steadily increasing and a considerable number of bulk lots were sampled. While in most cases only one sample of a brand was drawn, in several instances a brand was sampled two or more times during the year, often at different locations if possible.

Table I sho^vs the percentage of samples analyzed each year since 1926 that did not conform to guarantees. Table II lists the analyses of official samples of feed ingredients and mixed feeds. Table III lists the analyses of official samples of dry and canned pet foods. Of the 627 samples reported in Table II 4.3% were deficient less than 0.5% and 5.4% were deficient more than 0.5% in pro- tein; 2.1% were deficient less than 0.25% and 3.7% were deficient more than 0.25% in fat; and 8.0% exceeded the guarantee in crude fiber. Of 76 pet food samples 7.9% were deficient less than 0.25% and 10.5% were deficient 0.5% or more in protein; 1.3% were deficient less than 0.25% and 10.5% were deficient more than 0.25% in fat. No sample contained excessive crude fiber.

75 samples were drawn from bulk deliveries and 120 samples were drawn at the farm.

83 samples of mixed feed or ingredients represented brands not registered at time of sampling.

30 samples of pet food represented brands not registered at time of sampling.

Samples of lots drawn from bulk deliveries, drawn at farms or not registered at time of sampling are so identified in Tables II and III.

Bold face type and underline are used Avhen a deficiency of more than 0.5% below guarantee in protein, of more than 0.25% below guarantee in fat or an excess of more than 1.00% above the guarantee in crude fiber occurs.

It will be noted in Table I that the percent deficiencies for 1958 are higher in every case than last year. This trend is influenced by the fact that if a brand was found deficient that particular brand was in many cases resampled and per-

haps was still deficient. This sampUng procedure was carried out by the Super- visor in an effort to have those manufacturers who were deficient imj^rove their products and have that fact shown by data in the bulletin.

TABLE I

PERCENTAGE OF SAMPLES ANALYZED IN YEARS 1926-1958 NOT CONFORMING TO GUARANTEES

Per cent Below

Per cent below

Per cent high

guarantee

in Protein

guarantee in Fat

Year

Less than

0.5 per cent

Less than

0.25 per cent

in Crude

0.5 f>er cent

or more

0.25 per cent

or more

Fiber

1926

8.0

16.0

4.0

10.0

6.0

1927

8.3

16.4

5.8

13.6

5.9

1928

9.1

20.7

4.3

9.3

7.9

1929

9.5

20.2

2.8

9.3

6.5

1930

4.8

13.1

4.0

8.0

3.9

1931

1.8

7.2

5.9

9.7

5.3

1932

1.8

1.4

5.0

8.1

2.8

1933

1.3

3.6

7.5

9.8

3.6

1934

3.0

. 3.4

3.9

7.1

9.8

1935

2.4

3.0

4.2

8.5

9.9

1936

2.9

5.2

5.5

8.3

12.2

1937

2.8

4.2

3.0

6.0

11.0

1938

2.9

8.1

9.8

10.8

11.5

1939

1.9

3.3

6.8

9.3

8.7

1940

2.9

4.0

6.2

6.7

7.5

1941

1.1

2.6

4.7

6.7

5.6

1942

2.6

3.5

3.7

4.5

7.4

1943

3.7

2.7

7.7

8.6

7.4

1944

8.2

9.0

10.7 1 19.7

6.9

1945

2.1

6.1

2.9

7.5

7.1

1946

8.6

17.5

2.3

8.9

14.6

1947

4.1

10.2

1.7

4.0

24.7

1948

3.6

3.8

2.3

3.5

13.6

1949

3.5

5.8

2.7

2.8

7.2

1950

4.9

7.3

4.9

5.1

3.2

1951

4.4

7.5

2.7

4.9

4.0

1952

4.3

8.4

3.0

5.8

4.3

1953

4.3

12.7

3.4

6.8

4.4

1954

2.7

6.1

1.7

3.5

3.8

1955

2.8

7.5

2.4

4.5

5.9

1956

3.9

3.9

2.4

6.1

4.0

1957

3.6

4.8

1.2

3.7

3.7

1958

4.7

5.7

1.8

4.1

7.1

REQUESTS BY INDIVIDUALS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF FEEDINGSTUFFS

In addition to the official samples of feedingstufFs submitted by the Feed Control Supervisors, the Agricultural Experiment Station each year analyzes some samples drawn by individuals to aid in solving a particular problem. Chem- ical analysis can aid in certain cases but it should not be expected to answer all questions. A close study of management practices will often answer many prob- lems when the first thing to do seems to be to blame the feed for difficulties in growth or production of livestock. It is suggested that in the case of a difficulty involving feeding that you call in your County Agent, your veterinarian, or the fieldman of your feed supplier to consider your prolilem. lliey will then obtain the facts in the case and will determine whether an analysis of the feed will be of help or not.

If a feed sample is mailed or brought to the laboratory, it is essential that the sample drawn, about one pint, put in a clean, tight container, adequately repre- sents the large lot from which it is drawn and that full information concerning the case accompany the sample. If this is not done, it must be supplied before analysis can be made. Because of the cost of laboratory work and materials, the necessity for an analysis is decided upon the basis of information submitted and an opinion obtained as to whether or not an analysis is necessary in the par- ticular case involved. Since this is a state experiment station, this service is avail- able only to residents of the state and no charge is made for occasional work. Many questions that are raised may be satisfactorily answered by correspondence without laboratory work.

Forty-eight samples of feed, hay or silage were examined for residents of the state because of some special problem involving the particular case during the fiscal year.

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

The Agro Co. of Canada Ltd. 450 Budge St., Montreal, Que., Canada fAgro Pure Bran Colebrook

Allied Mills Inc. Chicago, 111.

Pork. Maker W. Lebanon

fPure Corn and Oats Chop \V. Lebanon

fSucrene 16% Dairy "E" W. Lebanon

Wayne 16% Dairy W. Lebanon

Wayne 20% Daily W. Lebanon

Wayne Breeder W. Lel)anon

Wayne Egg W. Leijanon

Wayne Fattening Pellets (161) Medi- cated W. Lebanon

Wayne Fitting Ration W. Lebanon

f Wayne Game Bird Grower W. Lelianon

Wayne Horse Feed W. Lebanon

Wayne Medicated H-A-D (170) W. Lebanon

Wayne Rocket Broiler Finisher (196)

Medicated W. Lel)anon

Wayne Rocket Broiler Starter (186)

Medicated W. Lebanon

Wayne Sweet Bulky Feed "E" W. Lebanon

Wayne Test Cow Ration W. Lel)anon

Wayne Universal Breeder W. Lebanon

Wayne Universal Egg W. Lebanon

Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. Minn. 2, Minn.

Archer Quality 34% Protein Linseed

Oil Meal Potter Place- Atlantic Processing Co. Amagansett, N. Y.

Smith's Life Line Fish Meal Manchester

B & W Canning Co., Inc. Groveland, Florida

B 'n W Brand Dried Citrus Pulp Dover

E. W. Bailey & Co., Inc. Montpelier, Vt.

(F)Bailey's Feeds Calf Ration Woodsville

Bailey's Feeds Complete Egg Ration

(Pellets) Colebrook

Bailey's Feeds — Corn Gluten Feed N. Haverhill

Bailey's Feeds — 16% Dairy Ration \. Haverhill

(F)Bailey's Feeds — 16% Dairy Ration VV^oodsville

(F)Bailey's Feeds — 16% Dairy Ration Concord

Bailey's Feeds — 18% Dairy Ration N. Haverhill

Bailey's Feeds — 20%^ Dairy Ration N. Haverhill

Bailey's Feeds Fitting Ration Colebrook

Bailey's Feeds Grow-N-Lay Colebrook

Bailey's Feeds — Horse Feed N. Haverhill

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

14.00 15.1 3.50 4.4 11.50 11.0

14.00

18.4

3.00

4.5

8.00

5.8

9.00

10.0

3.50

4.1

10.00

6.7

16.00

19.1

3.00

4.4

15.00

11.0

16.00

18.4

3.00

3.6

9.00

8.0

20.00

20.9

3.00

3.3

9.00

7.6

22.00

23.3

4.00

5.0

4.50

4.8

22.00

21.9

4.00

5.0

4.50

4.9

18.00

20.4

3.00

4.1

6.00

4.7

13.00

16.1

3.00

4.1

8.50

7.2

22.00

23.2

3.50

4.7

7.00

4.7

9.00

10.4

2.50

3.2

12.00

8.0

20.00

21.4

5.00

5.0

4.00

3.3

19.00

21.4

5.00

5.1

2.50

2.7

23.00

22.7

5.00

5.3

2.50

2.8

12.00

14.4

1.50

3.5

15.00

13.3

16.00

18.6

4.00

5.1

9.00

8.2

18.00

18.2

4.00

4.8

4.00

3.4

18.00

18.3

4.00

5.2

4.00

4.1

34.00

6.00

15.00

34.4 0.50

5.7

L3.8

4.0

55.00 66.3 4.00 7.5

3.00

3.00

3.4

3.6

10.00

3.00

13.00

7.00

9.0

0.2

10.^

7.4

16.00

19.5

3.50

3.5

7.00

4.9

21.00

22.8

1.00

1.8

10.00

8.0

16.00

16.3

3.00

3.5

9.00

7.5

16.00

17.5

3.00

4.5

9.00

7.8

16.00

15.6

3.00

2.8

9.00

6.9

18.00

20.2 20.9

3.00 3.00

2.6

9.00 9.00

7.4

20.00

3.0

7.2

14.00

14.3

3.00

3.7

11.00

8.6

20.00

21.0

3.50

3.6

6.00

5.7

10.00

12.4

3.00

3.7

9.00

7.4

10

TABLE H — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS .

\ND FEED INGREDIENTS —

Continued

Manufacturer

Pounds in 100 lbs

of FccdingstufF

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Brand

Sampled in

Guar- 1

Guar- 1

Guar- 1

anteed* |

Found

anteed* 1

Found

anteed* 1

Found

E. W. Bailey & Co., Inc. (Continued)

Bailey's Feeds Mo-Bulk

Colebrook

10.50

12.4

1.00

2.2

15.00

14.4

Bailey's Feeds New Englander 14

Colebrook

It .00

15.6

3.00

3.3

14.00

13.3

Bailey's Feeds New Englander 18

Colebrook

18.00

17.4

3.00

3.5

14.00

11.2

Bailey's Feeds New Englander 18

N. Haverhill

18.00

16.4

3.00

3.1

14.00

8.9

fBailey's Feeds Soybean Meal

Colebrook

44.00

44.1

0.50

1.1

7.00

6.2

Bailey's Feeds Special 167o Dairy Ra-

tion

Colebrook

16.00

19.2

3.00

3.6

10.00

7.1

Bailey's Gro-Egg Mix

N. Haverhill

16.00

17.1

4.00

4.8

4.50

4.6

Bailey's Pig Grower

Colebrook

15.00

15.2

3. .50

4.9

6.50

5.8

fBailey's Rocket 17

Colebrook

17.00

17.9

2.00

2.0

15.00

13.6

Beacon Milling Co.

Cayuga, N. Y.

Auburn "16" Dairy Ration

Dover

16.00

16.8

3.00

3.7

10.00

8.4

Be-Co-Breeder

Dover

16.00

16.3

3.00

4.2

6.00

4.2

Be-Co-G rower

Dover

15.00

16.7

3.00

4.6

6.75

6.1

Be-Co-Lass

Dover

11.00

10.5

2.00

2.4

13.00

10.9

Be-Co-Layer

Dover

16.00

17.0

3.00

4.1

6.00

5.1

Beacon Balancer Pellets

Dover

20.00

21.2

3.00

4.1

6.00

5.0

Rearnn Breeder All-Mash

Dover Dover

17.00 22.00

17.4 22.6

4.75 4.75

4.8 5.6

4.50 5.00

3.7

Beacon Breeders Mash

3.5

Beacon Broiler Finisher GYA Medi-

cated ~

Dover

20.00

20.1

5.00

6.6

3.50

2.6

Beacon Cape-Roaster Finisher GY

Medicated

Dover

20.00

20.1

4.50

6.1

4.00

2.8

Beacon Dairy Fitting

Dover

14.00

14.7

3.25

3.5

9.00

7.6

Beacon "16" Dairy Ration

Dover

16.00

17.4

3.50

4.1

9.00

7.4

(F)Beacon "16" Dairy Ration

(F)Beacon "16" Dairy Ration

Grasmere

16.00

18.0

3.50

4.1

9.00

7.5

Grasmere

16.00

16.2

3.50

3.9

9.00

7.2

Beacon "20" Dairy Ration

Dover

20.00

21.0

3.25

3.4

9.00

7.2

Beacon "22" Egg Mash

Dover

22.00

22.2

4.75

5.2

5.00

4.2

Beacon Grower All Mash Gy Medi-

Dover Dover

16.00 17.00

17.1

17.7

4.50

4.75

4.9 5.5

6.00 4.50

5.1

Beacon Market Egg All-Mash

3.3

Beacon Nicarbazin Arsanilic Acid

Mix in Beacon Broiler-Finisher

Dover

20.00

20.5

5.00

5.7

3.50

2.5

Beacon Nicarbazin Arsanalic Acid

Mix in Beacon Starter-Broiler

Dover

23.00

23.8

5.00

6.0

4.00

2.8

Beacon Nicarbazin Mixed with Bea-

con Poultry Gro-Finisher

Nashua

20.00

21.4

4.50

6.1

4.00

2.8

Beacon Poultry Fitting

Dover

11.00

11.6

2.50

3.2

7.50

4.6

Beacon Sodium Propionate Mixture

in Beacon Dairy Fitting Ration

Dover

14.00

14.6

3.0O

3.2

9.00

7.8

Beacon Special Scratch Grains

Do\er

9.00

9.5

2.00

2.9

5.00

3.2

Beacon Starter-Broiler GYA Medi-

f'Q fp(^

Dover Dover

23.00 18.00

23.7 19.1

5.00 4.00

7.3 4.0

4.00 9.00

2.7

Beacon "18" Test Cow Ration

7.3

Beacon Turkey and Game Bird Fit-

Dover

10.00

10.2

2.50

3.4

9.00

5.2

H"6

The Best Foods, Inc.

Buffalo, N. Y. fPulverized White Oats

Manchester lot more than.

10.00

12.3

4.50

5.4

10.00

8.1

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber i

fNot registered when sampled.

(F) Sampled at a Farm.

11

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* | Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Bremco Alfalfa Mills, Inc. New Bremen, Ohio

fMedogren Alfalfa Meal Concord

The Brode Corp. Memphis, Tenn.

fOwl Brand 41% Prime Cottonseed

Meal Lancaster

Brown Forman Dist. Corp. Louisville, Kentucky

BF Corn Distillers Dried Grains Concord

Buckeye Cellulose Corp. Cinn., Ohio

**Buckeye 44% Protein Sol. Ext. Soy- bean Oil Meal Claremont

Calvert Milling Co. Hoytville, Ohio

tl7% Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal Manchester

Cargill, Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota

fCargill, Inc. 34%, Protein Solvent

Extracted Linseed Oil Meal Colebrook

Cargill 44%, Protein Solvent Soybean

Oil Meal Manchester

A. B. Caple Co. Toledo, Ohio

t Alfalfa Crumbles Lisbon

Alfalfa Crumbles Lisbon

Alfalfa Meal Keene

Capex 17%, Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal Claremont

C:entral Soya Co., Inc. Fort Wayne, Ind.

Thrifty-Fifty 50% Soybean Oil Meal Manchester

S. J. Cherry & Sons Preston, Canada

fVVheat Bran Manchester

Citrus Feed Co. Lakeland, Fla. Fosgate's Ace High All Sweet Dried

Citrus Pulp Woodsville

(F)Fosgate's Ace High All Sweet Dried

Citrus Pulp Woodsville

Clinton Foods Clinton, Iowa

Clinton Corn Gluten Feed Colebrook

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sanipled from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

12

17.00 16.7 1..50 2.8 27.00 24.6

41.00 39.8

3.00

2.5

23.00 25.0 7.00

7.4

44.00 48.4 0..50 1.1

11.8

1. 00

1.0

14.00

15.00

33.00

15.1

14.1

7.00 5.0

17.00 20.2 1.50 3.1 27.00 20.1

31.00 35.0 0.50 2.4 10.00 9.6

44.00 45.4 0.50 0.9 7.00 5.3

45.9

13.0

1.00

1.1

33.00

39.1

15.9

1.00

1.4

33.00

31.7

16.4

2.00

2.2

27.00

26.5

13.00 13.00 13.00 17.00

50.00 50.4 0.50 0.8 3.00 3.0

14.00 15.2 3.50 4.4 11.50 11.3

6.00 6.7 2.50 2.5 11.00 10.5

6.00 5.5 3.00 3.0 11.00 10.8

21.00 20.1 1.00 1.5 10.00 8.6

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS .

4ND FEED INGREDIENTS —

Continued

Manufacturer

Pounds 1

n 100 lbs

. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Brand

Sampled in

Guar- 1

Guar- 1

Guar- 1

anteed*

Found

anteed* 1

Found

anteed* 1

Found

Consolidated Rendering Co.

Boston, Mass.

Corenco 47% Meat R: Bone Scrap

Keene

17.00

46.7

6.00

9.6

2.00

1.7

Corenco 47f'o Meat & Bone Scrap

Claremont

17.00

46.5

6.00

8.2

2.00

1.6

Corenco 47";, Meat & Bone Scrap

Concord

47.00

47.8

6.00

9.5

2.00

2.4

Corenco 47%, Meat & Bone Scrap

Potter Place

47.00

49.2

6.00

10.1

2.00

2.5

Corenco 47% Meat & Bone Scrap

Siincook

47.00

48.7

6.00

8.0

2.00

!.'.)

jCorenco Poultry By-Product Meal

Manchester

56.00

54.6

6.00

1 1.6

2.00

1.6

Corn Products Refining Co.

N. Y., N. Y.

Buffalo Brand 21%, Protein Com

Gluten Feed

Concord

21.00

22.1

1.00

2.0

10.00

9.2

Diamond Brand Corn Gluten Meal

Concord

41.00

43.5

1.00

2.0

6.00

5.4

C has. M. Cox Co.

Boston, Mass.

Big W 16%o Dairy

Lisbon

16.00

17.5

2.50

2.8

11.00

9.0

fBig \V 16% Dairy Feed

Lisbon

16.00

16.9

2.50

2.7

11.00

10.0

**\Virthmore Calving Feed

Amherst

14.00

16.1

3.50

3.8

10.00

8.4

Wirthmore Chick Starter 400 (Medi-

cated)

Plymoiuh

20.00

20.8

4.00

4.6

5.00

4.8

fWirthmore Chick Starter 401 (Medi-

cated) - -

Plymouth

20.00

21.4

4.00

5.6

5.00

4.6

W^irthmore Coarse Test Dairy Feed

Do\er

16.00

18.8

4.00

4.7

9.00

7.6

Wirthmore Coccidiosis Treatment

Ration 411

Ph month Plymouth

22.00 15.00

21.8 17.1

5.50 3.50

5.5

4.7

4.00 6.00

3.0

Wirthmore Complete Breeder Ration

4.6

Wirthmore Complete Egg Ration

Lancaster

16.00

17.1

3. .50

3.9

5.00

4.8

Wirthmore Complete Egg Ration

I^o\er

16.00

16.8

3.50

3.6

5.00

3.9

Wirthmore Complete Growing Ra-

tion

Lisbon

13.50

14.4

3.00

4.1

7.00

5.1

Wirthmore Complete Turkey Grow-

ing Ration

Plvmoiith

18.00

18.3

4.00

5.7

5.50

5.4

Wirthmore 16 Dairy Feed

Lancaster

16.00

18.0

3.50

3.5

9.00

8.5

**(F)Wirthmore 16 Dairy Feed

Claremont

16.00

18.3

3.50

3.5

9.00

7.9

Wirthmore 14 Dairy Fitting Feed

Lancaster

14.00

15.6

3.50

4.3

8.50

6.3

Wirthmore 14 Dairy Fitting Feed

Potter Place

1 A .00

14.0

3.50

3.6

8.50

7.0

Wirthmore 16 Dairy Record Feed

Londonderry

16.00

18.5

3.50

4.1

8.50

7.5

(F) Wirthmore 16 Dairy Record Feed

Tilton

16.00

17.3

3.50

3.8

8.50

7.2

**(F)\Virthmore 16 Daii7 Record Feed

Mt. X'ernon

16.00

18.1

3.50

3.5

8.50

8.0

**(F)Wirthmore 16 Daii-y Record Feed

Amherst

16.00

19.7

3. .50

3.8

8.50

7.9

Wirthmore 18 Dairy Record Feed

Portsmouth

IS.OO

20.3

3.50

3.8

8..50

7.5

Wirthmore 32 Dairy Supplement

Lancaster

32.00

32.5

2.50

2.5

9.00

8.3

Wirthmore Fattening Pellets

Lonilonclerry

17.50

19.1

4.00

4.6

4.50

4.2

Wirthmore Fodder Greens

Dover

9.00

13.4

2.00

2.4

18.00

16.6

Wirthmore Green Mountain 14

Dover

1 1.00

15.8

3.25

3.7

1 0.00

S.O

Wirthmore Green Mountain 16

Londonderry

1 (i.OO

15.6

3.25

1.0

10.00

7.8

**(F) Wirthmore Green Mountain 16

Wirthmore Green Mountain 20

Nashua

Ki.OO

16.9

3.25

3.4

10.00

8.0

Dover

20.00

20.1

3.25

3.3

10.00

7.6

Wirthmore Grow & Egg Mash

Dover

20.00

20.5

4.00

4.6

5.00

5.2

Wirthmore Hi-Ener-G 16

Londonderry

16.00

17.6

4.00

4.0

4. .50

3.9

Wirthmore Hi-Ener-G 16

Phnioiith

16.00

18.5

1.00

5.0

1.50

3.6

**(F)Wirthmore Hi-Ener-G 16

Wirthmore Hi-Ener-G Breeder

BrcK)klinc

16.00

17.2

4.00

l.(i

4. .50

4.0

Do\er

ot more than.

16.00

19.1

3.50

4.5

4. .50

3.9

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber r

**Sampled from Bulk Shipments.

tNot registered when sampled.

(F) Sampled at a Farm.

13

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of FeedingstufI

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* | Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Chas M. Cox Co. (Continued)

**(F)Wirthmore Hi-Ener-G 16 Pellets Brookline

Wirthmore Hog Grower Lisbon

Wirthmore Horse Feed Dover

**(F) Wirthmore Improved Hi Energy

Broiler Ration Medicated Laconia

Wirthmore Improved Hi-Ener-G

Broiler Ration 404 (Medicated)

Nicar. & Sod. Arsan. Londonden7

Wirthmore Medicated Broiler Perk

406 Plymouth

Wirthmore Medicated Quickies Plymouth

Wirthmore Pig and Sow Feed Plymouth

Wirthmore Poultry Wormer Londonderry

Wirthmore Production Scratch Dover

Wirthmore Roaster Finisher 425

Medicated Londonderry

Wirthmore Super Pellets Londondeny

Wirthmore Turkey Growing Ration Dover Wirthmore Turkey Growing Ration

441 Medicated Dover

Wirthmore Turkey Starter (Medi- cated) Dover

Dean & Lee Horseheads, N. Y.

fPathfinder Hi-Energy Jumbo Starter

Broiler Medicated Derry

Delaware Mills Inc. Deposit, N. Y.

Delamycin Medicated Milford

fDelaware Broiler Finisher Crumbles Milford JDelaware Broiler Finisher (Medi- cated) -.. Farmington

Delaware Complete Layer Farmington

fDelaware Dienestrol Diacetate and Nicarbazin Mix in Delaware Broil- er Finisher Milford

Delaware Egg Mash Milford

Delaware Fitting Ration Farmington

Delaware HE Breeder Milford

Delaware HE Broiler Mash (Medi- cated) Farmington

Delaware H-E Broiler Mash (Medi- cated) Milford

Delaware H-E Layer Milford

Delaware HE Layer (Medicated) Milford

Delaware Horse Feed Farmington

fDelaware 4-Nitrophenylarsonic Acid Mix Inc. in Delaware Turkey De- veloper Farmington

fDelaware 4-Nitrophenylarsonic Acid Mix Inc. in Delaware Turkey Fin- isher Pellets Farmington

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sanip]ed from Bulk Shipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

14

16.00 15.00 10.00

22.00

20.00

16.00

18.1 20.0 10.5

22.00 22.2

24.00 25.1

4.00 4.00 3.50

5.50

24.2 5.50

4.8 4.1

3.7

6.2

6.2

20.3

21.6

7.00

5.3

3.00

3.00

5.0

4.0

4.50 6.00 9.00

3.50

3.50

3.00

6.50

.00

4.3 5.4 6.3

3.0

3.1

22.00

22.8

5.50

5.5

4.00

3.4

20.00

19.3

3.50

5.0

4.50

4.2

17.00

19.2

3.50

3.9

6.00

5.1

17.50

19.4

4.00

5.0

4.50

4.9

9.50

10.2

2.50

3.0

4.00

3.5

16.00

18.2

4.50

5.2

4.00

3.1

23.00

24.4

3.50

4.5

5.50

5.2

23.00

23.6

3.50

4.9

6.00

5.9

23.00

25.0

3.50

3.6

6.00

5.7

28.00

28.2

4.00

4.8

5.50

4.5

2.6

20.00

21.3

3.00

4.5

5.50

4.8

18.00

24.3

3.00

4.6

5.00

3.4

20.00

20.4

5.50

5.7

3.50

3.1

15.00

16.6

3.00

4.3

6.50

5.9

18.00

19.3

3.00

5.0

5.00

3.4

20.00

21.6

3.00

5.0

6.00

5.4

14.00

16.7

3.00

4.4

11.00

8.2

16.50

18.8

3.00

3.7

5.00

4.4

22.00

23.4

4.00

6.1

4.00

3.2

24.00

23.5

5.50

5.0

3.50

3.0

16.50

18.3

3.00

3.5

4.50

4.3

16.50

17.8

3.00

3.9

4.50

5.1

12.00

10.7

3.00

3.8

10.00

7.0

5.6

5.4

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS

Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstull

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Delaware Mills Inc. (Continued)

fDelaware Poultry Fitting Ration Farmington

Delaware Sweet 16% Dairy Feed Farmington

Delaware 18% Test Ration Farmington

fDelaware Worming Crumbles Milford

Indian Sweet 16% Dairy Feed Farmington

flndian Sweet 18% Dairy Feed Farmington

Delphos Grain & Soya Products Co. Delphos, Ohio

44*^'; Protein Soybean Oil Meal (Sol- vent Extracted) Lancaster

Dietrich & Gambrill, Inc. Frederick, Md.

D & G All Mash Grower

D & G All Mash Laying Ration fD & G Nicarbazin Mixture Inc. in All Mash Grower

D & G Nicarbazin Mixture in Gam- brill's Chick Starter

D &: G Pasture Ration

Utility Scratch Feed

Dow Brewery Ltd Montreal, Canada

Brewers Dried Grains

10.00 16.00 18.00 16.00 16.00 18.00

44.00

11.7 16.9 18.2 17.1 16.6 19.2

44.6

2.50 3.50 3. .50 2.50 3.00 3.00

0.50

3.4 3.8 4.4 4.1 3.3 3.3

1.5

Keene

Inc.

Dominion Malting Ltd. Toronto, Canada

fDried Brewers' Grains

Eastern States Farmers Exch. W. Springfield, Mass.

DFE (Drouth Forage Extender) VVoodsvillc

Eastern States All Mash Breeder

(Medicated) Woodsville

(F)Eastern States All Mash Breeder

(Medicated) Manchester

Eastern States All Mash Breeder

(Medicated) Manchester

Eastern States Calf Starter Laconia

Eastern States Calving Ration Dover

Eastern States Cashmaker (Medi- cated) Dover

Eastern States Cashmaker (Medi- cated) Concord

Eastern States Champion Woodsville

Eastern States Class Leader Dover

Eastern States Finisher (Medicated) Dover

Eastern States Fulpail Woodsville

Eastern States Goalmaker (Medi- cated) Dover

Eastei-n State Medicated-Sentinel Dover Eastern States Milkmore Dover

22.00

23.1 6.00

8.9

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

7.00 1 1 .00 10.00

6.50 15.00 13.00

7.00

20.00

6.3

8.5 8.2 4.5 8.6 8.3

7.7

Laconia Laconia

15.00 16.00

16.6 16.2

4.00 4.00

4.7 4.9

4.00 4.00

3.9 2.9

Laconia

15.00

16.1

4.00

4.8

4.00

3.6

Derry

Laconia Laconia

20.00

12.00

9.00

23.1 12.8 10.1

4.00 3.00 2.50

5.0 3.8 3.4

1.00

11.00

5.00

3.8

10.0

3.4

N. Haverhill

22.00

20.3

7.00

7.3

15.00

16.0

13.8

12.00

14.3

2.00

3.6

15.00

10.8

16.00

17.3

4.00

4.7

1.00

3.8

16.00

17.1

4.00

5.0

4.00

4.2

16.00

20.00

9.50

17.8 19.8 11.9

4.00 3.00 1.50

4.9 3.4 2.4

4.00

6.00

15.00

2.7

4.6

12.1

16.00

18.6

4.00

4.9

4.00

4.2

16.00 14.00 14.00 17.00 20.00

24.1 14.3 15.8 17.6 21.8

4.00 2.50 3.50 5.00 3.00

4.1 2.8 5.0 6.1 3.9

4.00 7.00 9.00 4.00 8.00

3.9 5.4 6.9 3.6

7.1

16.00 20.00 16.00

17.2 20.7 17.7

4.00 4.00 3.50

4.8 4.9 4.2

4.00 4.50 9.00

3.5 4.0 7.0

15

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Contmued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I

Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Eastern States Farmers Exch., Inc. (Continued)

(F)Easiern States Milkmore \Voods\ille

Eastern States Pacemaker (Medi- cated) Manchester

Eastern States Pig Primer (Medi- cated) Concord

Eastern States Pork Builder Woodsville

Eastern States Sweepstakes Dover

Eastern States Turkey Finisher Concord

Eastern States Turkey Grower Dover

Elam Grain Co. St. Louis, Mo.

fElam's Dried Brewers' Grain Manchester

Elm City Grain Co. Keene, N. H.

Ehn Tree All Mash Grower Keene

Elm Tree All Mash Laying Keene

Ehn Tree Chick Starter Keene

Ehn Tree Dairy Feed Keene

t**(F)Ehn Tree 167^, Dairy Feed Keene

fEhn Tree 16% Dairy Feed Keene

Elm Tree Growing Mash Keene

Elm Tree Markitop 14% Dairy Feed Keene

fEhn Tree Markitop 20%, Dairy Feed Keene

Ehn Tree 14% Fitting Ration Keene

(F)**Elm Tree Markitop Hi-Efficiency

Layer Antrim

^F)**Ehn Tree Markitop Hi-Efficiency

Layer Antrim

(F)**Elm Tree Markitop High Effi- ciency Layer Peterboro

Ehn Tree Pig &: Hog Feed Keene

(F)**fMarkitop Hi-Efficiency Layer Antrim

Elmore Milling Co., Inc. Oneonta, N. Y.

Elmore Breeder Mash Derry

fElmore Complete Turkey Growing

Ration Derry

Elmore Medicated High Antibiotic

Picker-Upper Mash (2A) Derry

Elmore Pacemaker Fitting Ration

14% Derry

Elmore Picker-Upper Mash (2A)

Medicated Derry

Elmore Super Broiler Ration (IN)

Medicated Derry

fElmore Test Ration 14% Derry

Elmore Turkey Finisher (Fattener) Derry

Eshelman & Sons, J. W. Lancaster, Penna.

Eshelman Pcnnsy Laying Mash Keene

Eshelman Red Rose Calf Grower Keene

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

16

16.00

20.00

16.00 14.00 16.00 16.00 20.00

26.00

17.2 21.3

16.0

15.8 17.2 18.0 21.2

28.5

3.50 3.7

5.00

3.00 3.00 3.0O 3.00 3.00

5.00

5.5

4.0 3.8 4.0 4.1 4.2

9.00

4.50

5.50 4.00 8.00 4.00 5.00

17.00

/./

3.4

4.8 3.3 4.9 3.7 4.4

14.7

16.00

16.6

3.50

3.9

4.50

4.5

16.00

16.6

3.50

3.8

4.50

4.6

20.00

21.2

4.00

4.2

4.50

4.5

18.00

20.2

2.50

3.0

10.00

8.2

16.00

16.8

3.50

4.1

9.00

7.8

16.00

17.0

3.50

4.9

9.00

9.0

20.00

20.5

3.50

3.8

5.00

5.2

11.00

14.4

3.00

4.4

8.00

8.8

20.00

21.1

3.00

3.4

8.50

7.1

14.00

14.9

3.00

3.2

10.00

9.8

16.00

16.0

4.00

5.2

5.50

5.2

16.00

16.5

4.00

4.3

5.50

5.2

16.00

17.0

4.00

4.3

5.50

5.4

14.00

17.5

3.50

4.2

8.00

5.3

16.00

17.2

4.00

4.6

5.50

4.9

20.00

22.5

3.50

4.7

6.00

5.5

17.00

15.4

3.00

5.6

5.00

4.5

20.00

21.3

3.00

3.8

6.00

5.4

14.00

15.8

3.00

3.4

9.00

7.8

20.00

22.9

3.00

4.2

6.00

5.1

22.00

21.5

4.50

5.6

4.00

4.4

14.00

14.2

3.50

4.6

8.00

7.4

16.00

17.5

4.00

5.0

5.00

4.3

20.00

16.9

3.50

4.7

8.00

4.2

14.00

16.6

3.00

4.1

8.50

7.9

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pound.s in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Eshelman & Sons, J. W. (Continued)

Eshelman Red Rose Calf Starter Keene

Eshelman Red Rose Fitting Ration Keene

Eshelman Red Rose Rabbit Pellets Keene

Red Rose Calf Grower Keene

fRed Rose 16 Dairy Feed Keene

Red Rose Horse Feed Keene

Farm Bureau Brand Feeds, Farm Bureau Assoc. Waltham, Mass.

(F)Farin Bureau Brand Complete Mar- ket Egg Mash MiU'ortl

(F)Farm Bureau Brand 16% Dairy Ra- tion "Fine" Mt. Vernon

(F)f**Nicarbazin Mixture in Farm Bu- reau Brand Chick Starter Mash Milford

Florida Citrus Canners Coop. Lake Wales, Florida

Lake Wales Brand Citrus Pulp

Farm Bureau Coop. Assn., Inc. Columbus, Ohio

Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal

Claremont

Berlin

Fowler Brothers, Inc.

Suncook, N. H.

Sun Valley Dairy Ration Suncook

Sun Valley Hi-Energy All Mash

Breeder Su ncook

General Foods Corp., Cora Mill Div. Kankakee, 111.

Burt's Hominy Feed Concord

General Mills Store Minn., Minn.

fLarro Antibiotic Mix in Surelift Exeter

Chick Grains Exeter

Medicated Poultry Surelift Exeter

Medicated Surelift Exeter

Poultry Surehatch Complete

"]^.£" Exeter

Larro Scratch Grains Exeter

Larro Surebroiler Finisher 23 (NCB-

AGS) Medicated Exeter

Larro Surebroiler Starter 26 (NCB-

AGS) Medicated Exeter

Larro Surelay "H-E" Exeter

Larro Suremilk 14 Exeter

Larro Suremilk 16 Lanaister

Larro Suremilk 20 Lancaster

fLarro Sureroaster Complete (NCB)

Medicated Exeter

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

Larro Larro Larro Larro

17

18.00

12.00 18.00 14.00 16.00 9.00

16.00 16.00 20.00

17.00

9.00

18.00

16.8

12.S 20.0 16.4 17.7 9.4

3.00

3.50 3.00 3.00 3.50 3.00

3.7 1.0 1.4 4.4 3.9 3.4

17.1 17.3 20.8

16.4

4.50 3.50 4.00

1.50

5.8 4.7 5.3

10.7

.00

/..')

18.3

4.00

4.3

8.00

7.00

12.00

8.50

9.50

10.00

4.50 8.50 4.50

27.00

6.00

3.00

7.6

6.9 10.3

7.8 8.3 6.1

4.0 6.5 3.9

27.0

6.00

6.7

2.00

5.5

16.00

11.3

16.00

17.8

3.50

3.8

9.00

9.3

15.00

16.7

3.00

4.4

4.50

4.1

5.1

16.00

19.0

3.00

2.5

3.50

3.1

9.00 27.50 16.00

10.2 29.2 20.6

2.00 5.50 3.00

2.5 5.8 3.0

1.00 3.00 3.50

1.3 2.7 3.7

16.00 9.00

17.8 9.5

3.50 2.00

3.9

2.7

5.00 5.00

4.8 2.6

23.00

25.6

6.50

6.3

2.50

3.0

26.00 20.00 14.00 16.00 20.00

26.0 21.1 16.3 18.9 21.6

6.50 3.50 3.00 3.00 3.00

7.5 4.7 3.2 3.5 3.2

2.50 5.50 9.00 9.0() 9.00

2.5 4.3 7.6 6.3 7.6

2.8

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuft

Protein

Guar- I anteed* 1 Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed*

Found

General Mills Store (Continued)

Purity Pulverized White Oats Manchester

fSurechick (0.175 SQ) Medicated Meal Exeter Washburn's Gold Medal Wheat Bran & Ground Wheat Screenings n.e. Mill Run Salem Depot

Gloucester By-Products Inc. Gloucester, Mass.

Globpro Brand 60% Fish Meal Potter Place

D. H. Grandin Milling Co. Jamestown, N. Y.

t(F)Grandin's 16 Test Ration Milford

The Great Western Sugar Co. Denver, Colo, fGW Dried Beet Pulp Tilton

Hales & Hunter Co. Chicago, 111.

Pioneer Dairy Production 16 Lebanon

Pioneer Dairy Production 18 Lebanon

Pioneer Dry and Freshening Lebanon

Red Comb Egg Mash Lebanon

Red Comb Growing Mash Lebanon

Red Comb Growing Mash Z Medi- cated Lebanon

Harper Feed Mills Washington, Pa.

Harco Breeder Mash Derry

Harco Chick Starting Mash-3N-MEG Derry

Harco Growing Mash Derry

Harco Hi-Energy Broiler Mash 3-N-

NC Medicated Derry

fHarco Hi-Energy Complete Grow- ing Ration Derry

Harco Hi-Energy Complete Laying

Ration Derry

f Harco Hi-Energy Finisher Mash 3N-

NC Medicated Derry

Harco Horse Feed Derry

fHarco Medicated Furatone Derry

fHarco Medicated Furatone Derry

Harco Short Feed Derry

fHarco Station Fattener Pellets Derry

Top Profit Scratch Grains Derry

H. P. Hood & Co. Boston, Mass.

(F)Hood's Calf Starter W. Stewartst'n

Hood Citrus Pulp Londonderry

Powdered Skim Milk Concord

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

18

12.00

12.0

4.50

4.7

20.00

22.1

3.50

4.0

14.00

16.5

3.50

4.3

60.00

16.00

7.00

18.00

61.4 8.00

18.2 3.00

8.3

7.0

3.0

0.30 0.4

18.2 3.00

4.9

13.00 5.00

12.00

1.00

10.00

22.50

7.00

15.1

3.9 11.2

0.3 6.4

20.7

16.00

18.4

3.00

3.0

8.00

6.4

18.00

18.6

3.00

3.4

8.00

7.2

12.00

14.6

2.50

3.4

8.00

6.4

20.00

21.2

3.50

4.8

6.50

4.5

18.00

19.9

3.00

5.1

7.00

6.4

6.0

22.00

24.8

4.00

4.1

5.00

4.0

22.00

24.0

3.50

4.8

4.50

3.4

18.00

24.7

3.50

4.0

5.50

4.5

20.00

23.4

4.00

4.8

4.00

2.5

16.00

19.2

3.50

4.6

4.50

4.2

16.00

19.3

3.50

4.6

4.50

4.8

20.00

20.4

5.50

4.7

3.00

4.3

9.00

11.1

2.00

3.5

9.00

5.1

20.00

22.7

3.00

3.3

4.50

3.3

20.00

22.9

3.00

3.2

4.50

3.6

15.00

17.7

3.00

4.2

5.00

5.0

16.00

18.9

3.00

4.3

5.00

5.0

9.00

12.2

2.00

4.5

5.00

6.9

28.00

31.0

3.00

3.4

4.00

2.8

6.00

6.6

2.75

4.3

15.00

11.4

32.00

34.5

0.50

0.6

0.00

0.0

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Brand

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

E. C. & W. L. Hopkins

Greenfield, N. H.

(F)**ChlortetracycIine Mix. in Granite

State Booster Amherst

Granite State Complete Mash Keene

Granite State 20% Dairy Feed Keene

Granite State Egg Mash Greenfield

(F)Granite State Fitting Ration Peterhoro

(F)Granite State Hi Energy Breeder

Mash Mancliester

(F)**Granite State High Energy

Breeder Mash Amherst

(F)**Granite State High Energy

Grower Peterhoro

(F)**Granite State Hi Energy Grow- ing Mash Deering

(F)**Granite State High Energy Lay- ing Mash Peterhoro

(F)Granite State High Energy Laying

Mash Peterhoro

Granite State Scratch Grains Dover

fStandard Sheep Mixture Greenfield

Hubinger Company Keokuk, Iowa

**Keokuk 21% Protein Corn Gluten

Feed Claremont

Keokuk Brand 21%, Protein Corn

Gluten Feed Keene

Humphreys-Godwin Co. Memphis, Tenn.

f Dixie Brand 41% Cottonseed Meal Keene

Huss Alfalfa Mills, Inc. Martin, Ohio

tl7%, Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal Colehrook

Industrial Molasses Corp. Minn., Minn.

fDried Molasses — Beet Pulp Lishon

International Milling Co. Minneapolis 1, Minn.

Blackhawk Wheat Bran with Ground Mixed Screenings not exceeding

gey Colehrook

(F)tTarget Wheat Red Dog W. Steuartst'n

R. P. Johnson & Son Potter Place, N. H.

Johnson's Complete Laying Mash Potter Place

(F) Johnson's Dairy Feed Bosca\ven

Johnson's DaiiT Feed Potter P ace

Johnson's 14%o Fitting Ration Potter Place

* Protein and fat not less than, cnide fiber not more than. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

19

20.00

21.4

3.00

1.5

1.00

3.8

15.00

18.2

3.00

4.6

7.00

5.0

20.00

21.4

3.50

3.5

10.00

6.0

20.00

21.4

4.00

4.1

7.50

5.6

14.00

15.0

3.00

4.5

8.00

6.1

16.00

16.5

3.00

5.1

1.00

3.0

16.00

17.6

3.00

5.7

1.00

3.3

16.00

18.1

3.00

5.1

4.00

2.9

16.00

18.7

3.00

5.2

1.00

3.0

16.00

18.3

3.00

5.2

4.50

3.0

16.00

18.3

3.00

5.6

4.50

3.1

10.00

10.3

2.50

2.7

5.00

3.0

13.00

14.4

3.00

4.1

8.50

7.6

21.00 26.0 1.00 3.8 10.00 7.2

21.00 24.2 1.00 l.S 10.00 6.3

41.00 38.6 3.00 3.8 14.00 11.4

17.00 20.8 1.50 2.8 27.00 21.6

7.00 8.1 0.30 0.6 20.00 18.3

13.50 15.00

15.00 16.00 16.00 14.00

17.5 17.4

15.6 19.2 20.3 15.8

2.50 2.00

3.00 3.00 3.00 2.50

4.0 3.4

3.H 3.8 3.3 3.1

12.00 4.00

8.00 9.00 9.00 8..50

11.9 3.7

5.1 7.3 7.0 6.5

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* 1 Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

R. P. Johnson & Son (Continued)

Johnson's Growing Mash Potter Place

Johnson's Laying Mash Potter Place

Johnson's Laying Mash Potter Place

Johnson's Pig & Hog Feed Potter Place

Kuder Pulp Sales Co. Lake Alfred, Fla.

Ruder Dried Citrus Pulp Colebrook

Kuder Dried Citrus Pulp High Sugar (Late Production) Colebrook

Laurie-Massey Citrus Prods. Inc. Lakeland, Fla. fL-M Brand Dried Citrus Pulp Laconia

L. B. Lovitt & Co. Memphis, Tenn.

"Lovit Brand" 41% Protein Cotton- seed Meal Concord

Maine Marine Products, Inc. Portland, Maine

Maine Concentrate Concord

Maine Sea Horse Fish Concentrate Concord fMaine Vitaproil "A" Manchester

Maine Reduction Co., Inc. Brooks, Maine

Hydrolized Feather Meal with Blood Added Manchester

Maple Leaf Milling Co. Canada

Rex Wheat Middlings Concord

Maritime Milling Co., Inc. Buffalo, N. Y.

B-B MaCo Broiler Ration (Medi- cated) Haverhill

Bull Brand 16% Special Dairy Ra- tion Colebrook

Bull Brand 18%, Special Dairy Ra- tion Colebrook

Bull Brand 20%, Special Dairy Ra- tion Colebrook

Merrimack Farmers Exch., Inc. Concord, N. H.

(F)**Merrlmack All Mash Jaffrey

(F)**Merrimack All Mash Concord

Merrimack Blue Ribbon 16% Dairy

Ration Derry

(F)**Merrimack Breeder Mash Nashua

Merrimack Calf Growing Ration Keene

Merrimack Calving Ration Milford

*lProtein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **!5ampled from Bulk Shipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

20

14.00 18.00 18.00 15.00

11.00

85.00

15.00

17.3 20.3 18.0 17.6

3.00 4.00 4.00 2.00

3.8 4.0 4.3 3.9

41.4

3.00

4.0

87.6

15.7

1.00

4.00

2.2

4.9

7.00 8.00 8.00 7.00

14.00

3.00

9.50

5.2 5.0 5.5 5.7

6.00 6.3 5.00 3.9 13.00 10.8

6.00 6.7 3.00 3.1 13.00 10.';

6.00 6.7 3.00 2.8 16.00 11.3

9.6

50.00

56.3

12.00

14.6

1.00

0.3

60.00

63.4

8.00

11.2

1.00

0.2

55.00

62.1

12.00

14.3

1.00

0.3

0.8

6.8

22.00

22.8

4.50

4.6

3.00

2.6

16.00

21.4

4.00

4.4

10.00

8.8

18.00

22.0

4.00

4.5

10.00

8.4

20.00

22.2

4.00

4.1

10.00

8.4

15.00

16.6

3.50

4.3

7.00

6.2

15.00

16.7

3.50

4.0

7.00

5.8

16.00

16.2

3.50

3.6

9.00

5.8

20.00

20.0

3.00

4.4

4.50

3.5

12.00

13.7

2.75

4.4

12.00

8.7

12.00

13.6

2.75

3.0

15.00

12.3

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* | Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Merrimack Farmers Exch., Inc. (Continued) Merrimack Chick Starter (Medi- cated) Keene

(F)Merriinack Complete Grower Layer Cliarlestown (F)**Mcrrimack Complete Grower

Layer Pellets Concord

(F)**Merrimack Complete Grower

Layer Pellets Mt. \'crnon

(F)**Merrimack Complete Grower

Layer Pellets New I^ondoii

(F)**MeiTimack 20% Daii^ Feed Henniker

Merrimack 16% Dairy Ration Derry

(F)Merrimack 16%, Dairy Ration Gleiiclifr

(F)**Merrimack 20% Dairy Ration Holderness

Merrimack Extra Production Super

Mash Medicated Keene

Merrimack Fast-Gro Starter & Broil- er Medicated (AN) Keene

(F)**Merrimack 16% Fine Dairy Ra- tion Claremont

(F)**Merrimack 16%, (Fine) Dairy Ra- tion Peterboro

(F)Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration Laconia

(F)**Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration ... Laconia (F)Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration Boscawen

(F)**Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration ... Peterboro (F)**Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration ... Bradford (F)**Merrimack 14%^ Fitting Ration .. Holderness (F)**Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration ... Plymouth (F)Merrimack 14%, Fitting Ration Concord

(F)Merrimack 14% Fitting Ration Manchester

Merrimack Fodder Ration Keene

(F)**Mcrrimack Grower Layer Nashua

Merrimack Grower-Layer Pelleted Franklin

(F)Merrimack Hi-F Grower-Layer Laconia

(F)**Merrimack Hi-F Grower-Layer Mt. Vernon

(F)**Merrimack Hi-F Grower-Layer Barnstead

(F)**Merrimack Hi-F Grower-Layer Warner

(F)Merrimack Hi-F Grower-Layer Manchester

Merrimack Hi-Pro-Vite Pellets Milford

Merrimack Medicated High-Level

Antibiotic Mash Derry

(F)Merrimack Pig Feed Brentwood

(F)Merrimack Pig Feed Concord

(F)Merrimack Pig Feed Manchester

(F)Merrimack Pig Feed Brentwood

Merrimack Sheep & Goat Ration Keene

Merrimack 18% Special Dairy Ration Keene

Merrimack Stock Feed Deny

Merrimack Super Mash Derry

(F)**Merrimack Super Mash Concord

(F)**Merrimack Super Mash Concord

* Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

21

20.00 16.00

16.00

20.2 16.1

15.4

2.50 3.00

3.00

3.8

6.00 7.00

7.00

1.2 5.8

16.00

16.1

3.00

3.9

7.00

1.9

16.00

20.9

3.00

4.2

7.00

3.1

20.00

22.2

3.50

3.8

8.50

7.3

16.00

l7.i

3.50

4.1

9.00

7.6

16.00

17.2

3.50

3.6

9.00

8.1

20.00

21.8

3.50

4.1

8.50

7.0

16.00

16.5

2.50

3.7

4.50

4.0

20.00

19.5

3.00

3.1

4.50

1.0

16.00

16.8

2.75

3.3

10.00

6.8

16.00

18.8

2.75

3.7

10.00

7.3

14.00

17.7

3.50

3.8

9.00

7.1

14.00

15.6

3.50

3.8

9.00

7.6

14.00

16.8

3.50

3.8

9.00

().9

14.00

19.0

3.50

4.2

9.00

7.1

14.00

17.0

3.50

3.8

9.00

6.2

14.00

16.1

3.50

4.0

9.00

8.5

14.00

16.6

3.50

4.0

9.00

7.1

14.00

15.6

3.50

LO

9.00

7.9

14.00

15.3

3. .50

4.1

9.00

6.8

12.00

13.7

1 .50

2.6

20.00

16.1

20.00

21.1

3.00

1.2

4.50

4.2

20.00

21.1

3.00

1.6

4.50

3.9

16.00

16.3

2.50

3.5

4. .50

3.6

16.00

16.0

2..';0

3.3

4. .50

3.5

16.00

17.4

2.50

3.5

4.50

3.1

16.00

17.5

2.50

3.5

4.50

3.1

16.00

18.4

2.50

3.7

4.50

3.8

25.00

25.5

2.50

4.2

5.50

3.6

20.00

20.8

2.50

3.6

4.50

3.5

17.00

19.0

3.00

4.1

7.00

6.1

17.00

18.1

3.(M)

1.7

7.00

6.8

17.00

18.5

3.00

1.7

7.00

6.5

17.00

17.7

3.00

1.0

7.00

6.3

14.00

15.8

2. .50

3.0

9.00

(i.O

18.00

18.6

3.50

3.9

8.50

V.l

9.00

11.7

2.50

3.7

12.00

9.3

16.00

17.6

2.50

3.4

1..50

3.V

16.00

16.9

2..50

2.9

1.50

1.5

16.00

l(i.3

2..50

3.7

1.50

1.2

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Brand

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 antced* | Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Merrimack Farmers Exch., Inc. (Continued)

(F)Merrimack Super Mash Charlestown

Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Den7 (F)**Merrimack White M'T'W Dairy Keene

(F)Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Charlestown (F)**Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Francestown (F)**Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Goffstown (F)**Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Plymouth (F)**Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Claremont (F)**Merrimack White Mountain Dairy Tilton Merrimack Worm Control Mixture Keene

Minute Maid Corp. Orlando, Fla.

Golden Isle Citrus Pulp Exeter

Golden Isle Citrus Pulp Derry

Mowat, Wilson Co. Chicago, III.

Dominion Dried Beet Pulp Lebanon

National Alfalfa Dehydrating & Mill- ing Co. Lamar, Colo.

Jack Rabbit 17% Dehydrated Alfalfa

Meal Keene

Jack Rabbit 15% Protein Dehy- drated Alfalfa Meal Concord

fNational Dehydrated Alfalfa Keene

National Distillers Prods. Co. 99 Park Ave., N. Y., N. Y.

Corn Distillers Dried Grains Keene

Nadrisol Brand Corn Distillers Dried Solubles Manchester

Northern Ohio Sugar Co. Findlay, Ohio

(F)Dried Beet Pulp Woodsville

Ogden Grain Co,

Utica, New York

Ogden Hi-Energy Laying Mash Salem Depot

Ogden U-T-K Sweet 14% Salem Depot

Ogden U-T-K Sweet 16% Salem Depot

Park & Pollard Co., Inc. Buffalo, N. Y.

Corn & Oats Half & Half N. Haverhill

Green Acres 14% Colebrook

Hi-Prime Complete Turkey Finisher Berlin fHi-Prime Turkey Starter (Medi- cated) Plymouth

Lay or Bust All Mash Breeder Lebanon

Lay or Bust All Mash Breeder Lebanon

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Samp]ed from Bulk Sliipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

22

7.00

8.00

16.00

17.7

2.50

3.8

4.50

4.4

16.00

16.6

3.00

2.8

10.00

8.9

16.00

19.1

3.00

2.7

10.00

8.5

16.00

16.7

3.00

3.0

10.00

8.6

16.00

18.8 17.1

3.00 3.00

2.6

10.00 10.00

8.7

16.00

2.7

8.3

16.00

16.8

3.00

2.8

10.00

9.8

16.00

15.4

3.00

3.3

10.00

9.1

16.00

15.4

3.00

2.8

10.00

8.8

15.00

15.7

3.00

4.2

5.75

4.2

5.50

6.0

2.75

5.1

15.00

11.2

5.50

6.3

2.75

3.2

15.00

10.5

8.8 0.30

17.00 16.7 1.50 2.6

15.00 18.3 1.50 3.8 17.00 17.2 1.50 3.2

8.4

0.00

0.0

22.50

27.00

22.50

18.5

30.4

30.00 23.4 27.00 28.4

25.00 22.9 7.00 9.6 15.00 15.2 25.00 34.7 8.00 13.2 4.00

4.3

19.0

16.00

16.4

4.50

5.3

4.00

4.0

14.00

15.6

3.00

3.9

11.00

8.8

16.00

17.1

3.00

4.5

11.00

8.8

10.00

10.0

3.00

3.9

8.00

6.2

14.00

14.7

3.00

5.0

12.00

10.1

14.00

15.3

3.50

4.5

4.50

5.7

28.00

28.6

3.50

4.3

4.00

4.0

16.00

28.5

3.50

3.3

4.50

3.5

16.00

17.0

3.50

3.5

4.50

4.5

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Park & Pollard Co., Inc. (Continued)

Lay or Bust All Mash Grower N. Haverhill

Lay or Bust All-Mash Grower Medi- cated Lancaster

Lay or Bust All Mash Grower Medi- cated N. Haverhill

Lay or Bust All Mash Layer Lebanon

Lay or Bust All Mash Layer Newport

Lay or Bust All Mash Layer Lebanon

Lay or Bust Breeder Mash Lebanon

Lay or Bust Chick Starter Medicated

- — Nitrof. & Furazol Colebrook

Lay or Bust Egg Mash Salem

Lay or Bust Growing Feed Berlin

Lay or Bust Growing & Laying

Mash Newport

Lay or Bust Hi-Valu Pellets Lebanon

Lay or Bust Poultry Fitting Ration Berlin

Medicated Lay or Bust T.N.T.

(Crumbles) Berlin

Milk Maid Calf Starter N. Haverhill

Milk Maid 16% Daii7 Ration Lebanon

Milk Maid 20% Dairy Ration Berlin

Milk Maid Dri Fresh Ration Lebanon

Milk Maid Fitting Ration Colebrook

Milk Maid Fitting Ration Lebanon

fMilk Maid Sheep & Goat Feed Berlin

Milk Maid 14% Test Ration N. Haverhill

Milk Maid 18% Test Ration Lancaster

Park & Pollard Complete Grower Lebanon

Park & Pollard Complete Grower

Medicated Lebanon

Park & Pollard Complete Layer Lebanon

Park and Pollard Complete Layer Lebanon

P & P 16%, Dairy Salem Depot

fP & P 18% Dairy Lancaster

P & P 20% Dairy Lancaster

P &: P Fitting Ration N. Haverhill

Park & Pollard Go-Tu-It Pig Grow- er Pellets Colebrook

fPark & Pollard Go-Tu-It Pig Starter Colebrook

Park & Pollard Growing Feed Plymouth

Park & Pollard Hi-Speed Horse

Feed Plymouth

fP &: P Histostat Mixture in Hi- Prime Turkey Grower Plymouth

Park &: Pollard Laying Mash Newport

Park & Pollard Laying Mash Newport

Park & Pollard Laying Mash Newport

Park & Pollard Laying Mash Newport

(F)Park &: Pollard Laying Mash Newport

(F)Park & Pollard Laying Mash Newport

Red Ribbon 16% Dairy Ration Lancaster

Super Hi-Power 22%o Broiler Ration

Medicated N. Haverhill

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

Pounds in 100 lbs. of FeedingstufF

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* |

Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- anteed*

15.00

20.1

3.50

3.2

4.50

Found

3.9

15.00

17.1

3.50

4.0

4.50

5.1

15.00

17.5

3. ,50

3.5

4.50

4.4

16.00

16.6

3.50

3.6

4.50

4.1

16.00

17.1

3.50

3.9

4.50

4.4

16.00

16.9

3.50

4.1

4.50

4.8

20.00

21.4

3.50

3.8

5.00

4.4

21.00

22.5

3.50

3.7

4.00

3.7

20.00

22.4

3.50

3.8

5.00

4.9

18.00

22.0

3.50

3.6

5.00

5.0

20.00

21.5

3.00

3.6

6.00

4.7

12.00

15.5

3.00

3.8

6.00

6.0

11.00

11.6

3.50

3.1

4.00

4.1

22.00

22.0

3.00

4.0

3.00

2.8

19.00

18.5

3.00

3.3

8.00

4.6

16.00

17.5

4.00

5.1

9.00

8.8

20.00

21.2

4.00

5.2

9.00

8.1

13.00

18.8

4.00

4.8

10.00

8.6

14.00

15.8

3.00

4.4

9.00

8.9

14.00

17.6

3.00

3.9

9.00

9.2

16.00

20.6

3.00

3.4

9.00

6.0

14.00

17.1

5.00

5.2

9.00

8.2

18.00

19.3

5.00

5.0

9.00

7.2

15.00

16.6

3.00

3.5

5.50

5.5

15.00

18.8

3.00

3.8

5.50

5.4

15.00

16.8

3.00

1.0

5.50

6.3

15.00

15.3

3.00

4.8

5. ,50

6.9

16.00

18.7

4.00

5.4

10.00

8.1

18.00

19.2

4.00

4.8

10.00

8.8

20.00

21.9

4.00

5.6

i 0.00

7.8

14.00

14.0

3.00

3.6

11.00

10.0

14.00

14.8

3.50

3.2

7.00

4.5

16.00

19.4

3.00

1.5

6.00

4.3

18.00

17.3

3.00

4.3

6.00

5.8

12.00

11.5

3.00

3.6

9.00

6.5

22.00

22.9

3.50

.3.1

3. ,50

3.6

20.00

20.0

3.00

■1.0

6.00

4.9

20.00

19.6

3.00

3.5

6.00

4.6

20.00

18.2

3.00

3.8

6.00

5.5

20.00

20.9

3.00

I.I

6.00

5.9

20.00

20.4

3.00

3.5

6.00

5.3

20.00

20.1

3.00

3.6

6.00

5.3

16.00

18.1

3.00

3.0

12.00

11.4

22.00

20.0

1.50

5.3

3.00

2.5

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- i antced* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

George H. Parker Grain Co. Danvers, Mass.

Bill McHugh's Horse Feed with Vitamins & Minerals Added Salem Depot

Parrish & Heinibecker Ltd. Ontario, Canada fBrewers Dried Grains Concord

Pasco Packing Co. Dade City, Fla.

Sugar-Sweet Citrus Pulp W. Lebanon

Penick & Ford Ltd. Cedar Rapids, Iowa

Douglas Corn Gluten Meal Manchester

Pierce Grain Corp. Buffalo, N. Y.

(F)Pierce Special 16% Dairy Feed Colebrook

t(F)Reliance Coarse Calf Meal Colebrook

(F)16 Reliance Dairy Ration Colebrook

(F)20 Reliance Dairy Ration Colebrook

-t(F)Superior Complete Laying Mash Colebrook

(F)Superior Fitting Ration Colebrook

R. C. Pratt & Co. Ltd. Toronto, Canada

fRuler Brand Pure Wheat Shorts Manchester

Post Div. General Foods Corp. Battle Creek, Mich.

Mixed Cereal Feed Manchester

Presto Grain Co., Inc. Claremont, N. H.

Presto 20% Dairy Feed Claremont

Presto 16% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 16% Dairy Ration Claremont

**Presto 16% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 16% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 16% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 20% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 20% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 20% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto 20% Dairy Ration Claremont

Presto Fitting Ration Claremont

Presto Fitting Ration Claremont

**Presto Fitting Ration Claiemont

Presto Fitting Ration Claremont

Piesto High Energy All Mash

Grower Claremont

fPresto High Energy All Mash

Grower Claremont

Presto High Energy All Mash Layer Claremont

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F)SampIed at a Farm.

24

12.00

24.00

6.00

15.00

10.00

12.0

3.00

25.2 7.00

6.7 3.00

41.00 49.6

1 .50

3.5

G.6

2.6

1.7

17.3

8.3

3.50

1.50

6.0

1.6

10.00

18.50

13.50

6.00

10.50

4.00

8.3

14.9

10.4

3.7

16.00

16.8

3.50

3.5

8.50

7.8

20.00

21.7

3.00

3.2

8.00

7.0

16.00

17.5

3.50

3.6

9.00

7.9

20.00

20.7

3.00

3.0

9.00

7.6

16.00

19.3

3.50

3.3

8.25

3.0

14.00

16.00

3.50

3.5

9.00

8.3

8.5

2.8

20.00

17.8

1

3.00

3.0

9.0O

6.4

16.00

14.6

3.00

3.2

9.00

7.2

16.00

16.6

3.00

3.0

9.00

6.9

16.00

18.4

3.00

4.3

9.00

6.5

16.00

17.2

3.00

3.4

9.00

6.8

16.00

16.8

3.00

4.4

9.00

6.8

20.00

19.1

3.00

3.1

9.00

6.3

20.00

23.4

3.00

1.0

9.00

6.4

20.00

20.9.

3.00

3.4

9.00

6.7

20.00

19.1

3.00

3.9

9.00

7.4

14.00

14.0

3.00

3.1

9.00

7.1

14.00

17.4

3.00

2.8

9.00

7.0

14.00

17.1

3.00

4.7

9.00

6.0

14.00

16.0

3.00

4.0

9.00

6.1

16.00

17.0

3.50

3.8

4.50

4.3

16.00

17.4

3.50

l.O

4.50

4.7

16.00

17.7

3.50

4.0

4.50

4.3

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 antced* 1 Found

Guar- 1 antced* 1 Found

Guar- 1 antced* 1 Found

Lisbon

Presto Grain Co. (Continued) (F)** Presto High Energy All Mash

Layer Clarcmont

(F)**Presto High Energy All Mash

Layer Clarcmont

Presto Pig Grower Clarcmont

Presto Pig Grower Clarcmont

Quaker Oats Co. Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

fBell Cow Wheat Bran Kecne

Peterborough Oat Mill By-Product Clarcmotit

Quebec Sugar Refinery St. Hilaire, P.Q., Canada

fDried Beet Pulp with Molasses

Ralston Purina Co. St. Louis, Mo.

Purina B & M Cow Chow

Purina Broiler Chow Finisher (E) 3 NC (Medicated)

Purina Broiler Chow Finisher (E) 3 NC No. 2 Medicated

Purina Broiler Chow Starter (E) 3 NC

Purina Bulky Las

Purina Chick Growena E

Purina Chick Growena NC Medi- cated

Purina Chicken Fatena Checkers E

Purina Cow Chow D 16%

Purina D & F Chow

Purina Layena (Complete Ration) E

(F)**Purina Layena (Complete Ration)

E

Purina Medicated Chek-R-Aid E

Purina Milk Chow D 16%

Purina Omolene

Purina Poultry Booster Chow E

Purina Pullet Developer E

Purina Pullet Developer (E) NC Medicated

Purina Rabbit Chow Checkers (Com- plete Ration) E

Purina Roaster Chow E

Purina Roaster Chow NC No. 2 Medicated

Purina Super Chick Startena 3 NC Medicated

Purina Trout Chow

Purina Turkey Breeder Layena (E) HS (Medicated)

Purina Turkey Fatena (E) HS Med- icated

16.00

16.00 14.00 14.00

15.00 2.50

7.00

17.1

16.9 14.0 14.8

15.7 3.4

3.50

3. .50 3.50 3.50

3.50 1 .00

1.0

3.5

3.8

4.6 1.3

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sampled from Bulk Shipments. fNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

1.50

4.50 7.00 7.00

11. .50 32.00

8.9 0.30 0.7 22.50

4.1

4.6

7.0 7.0

11.0 32.0

18.,

Concord

16.00

16.0

2.50

2.7

10.00

5.7

Nashua

20.00

20.4

4.50

5.8

3.00

2.8

Nashua

23.00

23.0

8.00

9.5

3.00

2.4

Concord Lebanon Concord

26.00 10.00 17.00

26.9 10.0 19.1

8.00 1.50 3.00

9.6 1.3

1.7

4.00

15.00

7.00

3.8

1 1.9

4.9

Nashua Nashua Nashua Nashua

17.00 14.00 16.00 12.50

17.2 14.0 17.0 12.2

3.00 3.00 2.50 2.50

4.0 3.1 3.8 3.9

7.00

7.00

8.00

11.00

i.n

4.0 6.6 5.1

Lancaster

16.50

17.3

3.50

5.4

4. .50

3.7

Concord

Nashua

Nashua

Salem Depot

Nashua

Lebanon

16.50 20.00 16.00 10.00 24.00 13.00

17.6 20.7 17.1 10.1 25.6 14.8

3. ,50 4. .50 2.50 3.00 2.50 2.50

5.0 5.7 4.3 3.8 3.9 4.6

4.50 4.50 10.00 9.00 8.00 8.00

4.0 3.9 4.7 7.2 5.6 6.0

Nashua

13.00

13.5

2.50

1.1

8.00

5.8

Nashua Nashua

15.00 17.00

14.9 17.6

2.00 1.00

2.8 5.5

1 8.00 6.50

15.1 3.8

Nashua

17.00

17.2

1. 00

5.6

6.50

3.8

Nashua Nashua

23.00 25.00

23.3 29.4

l.,50 4.00

5.3 3.8

1.00 3.50

3.0

2.8

Nashua

18.00

18.0

3.00

5.1

6.50

2.7

Concord

15.50

14.6

1.50

5.6

5.00

3.6

25

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Brand

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 anteed* I Found

Guar- 1 anteed* | Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Ralston Purina Co. (Continued)

Purina Turkey Finisher E Manchester

Purina Turkey Finisher E Lebanon

Purina Turkey Growena E Nashua

John Reardon & Sons Cambridge, Mass.

Register Brand 45% Protein Meat

& Bone Scrap Concord

James Richardson & Sons Ltd. Toronto, Canada

fCanadian Pure Shorts Derry

Robin Hood Flour Mills, Ltd. Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada

fSuperior Wheat Bran Colebrook

Russell-Miller Milling Co. Minneapolis 15, Minn.

Occident Wheat Bran Salem Depot

Occident Wheat Standard Middlings Lancaster

G. Roleau Ltd.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Canadian Barley Feed Keene

Sherwood Feed Mills Baltimore, Md.

fSherwood Feeds Brewers Dried

Grains Keene

ShirrifF-Horsey Corp. Ltd. Plant City, Fla. J. William Horsey Brand Dried

Citrus Pulp Colebrook

Allen V. Smith, Inc. Marcellus Falls, N. Y.

Smith's Barley Feed Concord

South End Grain, Inc. Manchester, N. H.

fSuperior Booster Pellets (2B) Medi- cated Manchester

Superior Capon Feed (IB) Manchester

Superior High-Energy Breeder

Mash (IC) Manchester

Southern Fruit Dist. Inc. Orlando, Fla.

Bluebird Citrus Pulp Lebanon

Bluebird Citrus Pulp Claremont

F. B. Spaulding Co. Lancaster, N. H. Pilot 16% Dairy Ration Lancaster

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled.

12.50 12.9 4.50 6.0 4.50 3.5

12.50 13.8 4.50 5.8 4.50 3.5

20.00 20.8 4.50 5.3 6.00 4.8

45.00 44.4 8.00 11.2 0.00 0.0

14.00 14.4 3.50 3.8 8.00 4.0

14.00 15.8 3.50 4.4 11.50 11.4

14.50 18.0 4.00 4.7 11.00 10.7 15.00 16.2 4.00 5.0 9.50 8.1

9.50 10.8 2.00 2.2 14.00 11.9

26.00 27.0 6.00 7.5 15.00 12.9

6.00 6.7 3.00 5.3 15.00 14.7

13.00 16.7 2.00 3.2 15.00 12.7

21.00 16.00

21.7 18.3

4.50 3.00

5.4 4.7

3.50 4.50

3.7 3.4

16.00

17.3

3.00

3.8

4.50

3.9

6.00 6.00

6.3 6.1

3.50 3.50

3.9 4.4

17.00 17.00

16.5 16.4

16.00

16.9

3.00

2.6

9.00

7.4

26

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

F. B. Spaulding Co. (Continued)

Pilot 18% Dairy Ration Lancaster

Provender Lancaster

"Real" Hog Grower &: Fattener Lancaster

Spaukling's 16% Dairy Ration Lancaster

Spualding's 20%, Dairy Ration Lancaster

Spaulding's Fitting Ration Lancaster

Spaulding's Horse Feed Lancaster

A. E. Staley Manufacturing Co. Decatur, 111.

"Staley's" 21% Corn Gluten Feed Potter Place

Staley's 44%, Protein Solvent Ex- tracted Soybean Oil Meal Potter Place fSweetone" Feeding Cane Molasses

Dried on Soybean Millfeed Potter Place

Sundale Dairy, Inc. Hinesburg, Vt.

fSweet-Whey-Powder Keene

f Sweet-Whey-Powder Manchester

fSweet-Whey-Powder Manchester

Suni Citrus Prods. Co. Haines City, Fla.

Suni-Citrolas Pellets

Swift & Co. Chicago, m.

Swifts 44%o Soybean Oil Meal

Toledo Alfalfa Mills East Toledo

-jVit-A-Green Supreme

Manchester

Concord

Manchester

Manchester

Trico Feed Mills Minden, Nebraska

fXrico Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal

United Coop. Farmers, Inc. Fitchburg, Mass.

(F)**(Hi-NRG) All Mash Grower and

Laver New Ipswich

(F)UCF 16% Dairy New Ipswich

(F)UCF Dry &: Freshening Ration New Ipswich

(F)UCF Fitting Ration New Ipswich

Unity Grist Mill E. Manchester

(F)**Breeder Mash Derry

Broiler Maker Medicated Manchester

Broiler Maker Medicated Manchester

Complete Rabbit Pellets Manchester

Growing and Laying Mash Manchester

(F)**Hi Energy Breeder Mash Deny

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **SampIed from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

27

18.00

10.00 14.00 16.00 20.00 12.00 10.00

21.00

44.00

5.50

12.00 12.00

12.00

6.25

44.00

17.00

17.00

17.0

loT

14.9 16.6 21.0 ll3 12.0

22.3

47.4

6.0

13.3 II. 1

II. I

6.8

45.3

19.2

3.00 3.50 3.50 3.00 2.75 3.25 3.25

1.50 0.50 0.15

0.00 0.00 0.00

2.50

0.50

2.5

3.8 3.G 3.6 3.6 3.7 3.9

2.3 0.6 0.2

0.0 0.0

0.0

1.7

0.7

19.0 1.50

3.3

9.00 9.00 5.50 9.00 9.00 9.00 9.00

8.00

7.00

14.00

0.50 0.50

0.50

7.6

5.8 3.9 8.0 8.1 7.6 7.2

8.9

4.7

14.0

0.1

O.I 0.1

15.75 13.2

7.00

1.75 • 2.4 27.00 23.3

27.00 23.7

15.50 16.00 11.00 14.00

15.8 17.0 12.9 14.2

5.00 3.50 2.50 3.50

5.4 4.0 3.3 4.0

5.00

9.00

12.00

9.00

4.1

6.9

12.7

7.1

20.00 20.00 22.00

20.8 21.5 21.4

3.00 1.00 6.00

3.8 6.1 6.0

6.00 3.50 3.50

5.2 2.6

2.1

16.00 20.00 16.00

17.6 20.1 17.2

3.00 3.00 3.00

3.9 4.1

5.2

20.00 6.00

1.00

9.0 5.5 4.2

TABLE II

ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Samijled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I F<Mind

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Unity Grist Mill (Continued) (F)**Hi Energy Growing & Laying

Mash New Ipswich

High Energy Growing and Laying

Mash Manchester

fRoaster Maker Pellets, Medicated Manchester

Trim Medicated * Manchester

(F)Turkey and Game Bird Growing

Mash Brentwood

Unity Booster-Etts Oxytetracycline

Mixture Manchester

**Unity 16% Dairy Contoocook

(F)**Unity 16% Dairy Contoocook

(F)**Unity 20% Dairy Amherst

(F)**Unity 20% Dairy Feed Brentwood

**Unity Feed, Dairy & Fitting Ration Contoocook

(F)**Unity Feeds 16% Dairy Ration Hillsboro

(F)**Unity Feeds 16% Dairy Ration Concord

(F)**Unity Feeds 16% Dairy Ration Deerfield

(F)**Unity Feed 20% Dairy Ration Brentwood

(F)**Unity Feeds Super Starter Medi- cated New Ipswich

Unity Grist Mill, 4-Way Mash Manchester

(F)Unity Improved Calf Ration Brentwood

(F)Unity Super Starter, Medicated Manchester

(F)Unity Turkey & Game Bird Super

Ration Brentwood

Universal Grain Co. of N. J. Newark, N. J. fSuperior Cow Brand Dried Brewers

Grains Concord

H. K. Webster Co. Lawrence, Mass.

Blue Seal Advance Broiler Medi- cated GofFstown

(F)**Blue Seal All Mash Breeders Ra- tion Epsom

Blue Seal All-Mash Egg Ration Laconia

Blue Seal All-Mash Grow & Lay Goffstown

Blue Seal All-Mash Growing Ration Nashua

Blue Seal All-Mash Growing Ration Concord

Blue Seal Coarse 16 Dairy Ration Laconia

Blue Seal Coarse 20 Dairy Ration Laconia

(F)**Blue Seal 16% Dairy Ration Bedford

Blue Seal Economizer "16" Dairy

Ration Colebrook

Blue Seal Egg Mash Pittsfield

Blue Seal Fitting Ration Laconia

(F)Blue Seal Fitting Ration Grasmere

(F)Blue Seal Flaked 15 Stewartstown

Blue Seal Flaked 15 Lisbon

* Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **SampIed from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

15.00

26.00

15.8

4.00

4.2

28.00 28.0 3.00

31.1

22.00 23.6

6.00

5.00

4.2

5.5

5.3

4.00

4.00

17.00

3.50

4.0

15.00

16.8

4.00

5.4

4.00

4.2

15.00

16.6

4.50

5.1

3.50

2.8

15.50

16.1

3.00

4.6

6.00

5.2

20.00

21.0

3.00

4.2

5.00

5.0

15.00

16.4

2.00

4.9

4.00

4.2

16.00

19.1

3.50

3.8

9.00

7.4

16.00

17.4

3.50

3.6

9.00

7.7

20.00

18.1

3.50

3.5

9.00

8.4

20.00

22.2

3.50

3.4

9.00

7.6

14.00

19.1

3.50

3.6

9.00

6.3

16.00

17.8

3.50

3.8

9.00

7.6

16.00

16.5

3.50

3.2

9.00

6.8

16.00

17.5

3.50

3.6

9.00

7.0

20.00

22.3

3.50

2.8

9.00

7.4

20.00

20.1

3.00

4.0

4.00

3.9

15.00

15.0

3.50

4.2

7.00

6.2

20.00

19.6

3.50

3.9

6.00

5.9

20.00

20.6

3.00

3.8

4.00

3.5

4.6

12.1

3.2

16.00

16.4

3.50

3.8

3.50

2.4

16.00

17.0

3.00

3.7

3.50

3.0

16.00

16.6

3.00

4.2

4.50

4.3

16.00

16.9

3.00

3.8

3.50

3.1

16.00

15.8

3.00

4.0

4.00

3.0

16.00

17.2

3.50

4.4

9.00

8.5

20.00

20.0

3.50

4.2

9.00

7.7

16.00

16.8

3.50

4.3

9.00

8.2

16.00

16.4

2.50

3.3

15.00

13.1

20.00

20.5

3.50

3.7

6.00

3.9

14.00

14.7

3.50

4.5

9.00

8.0

14.00

15.0

3.50

4.1

9.00

8.1

15.00

15.4

3.00

3.6

9.00

7.2

15.00

16.8

3.00

3.7

9.00

7.0

28

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

H. K. Webster Co. (Continued)

Blue Seal Furazolidone Chlortetra- cycine Mixture in NFA

Blue Seal Growing Mash

Blue Seal Horse Feed

Blue Seal Nicarbazin Mixture Incor- porated in Chick Starter

Blue Seal Pig Feed

Blue Seal Pig Feed (Pellets)

Blue Seal Standard 16 Dairy Ration

Blue Seal Standard 20 Dairy Ration

Blue Seal Standard 14 Dry Cow Fit- ting Ration

(F)Blue Seal Succulent Feed and Calv- ing Ration

Blue Seal Succulent Feed and Calv- ing Ration

fBlue Seal Sulfaquinoxaline Mixture (F)Blue Seal Super Breeders Mash

Blue Seal Test Ration

Blue Seal Turkey Growing

Weston Mills, Inc. Weston, Ohio

fWestco 17% Dehydrated Alfalfa Meal

T. E. White Co. Fort Wayne, Indiana

fDehydrated Alfalfa Meal

Concord Laconia Concord

Concord

Concord Stewartstown Pittsfield Piltsfield

Lisbon

Stewartstown

Lisbon

Concoid

Manchester

Goffstown

Nashua

Concord

Manchester

Sherwin Williams Cleveland, Ohio Sherwin Williams 34% Linseed Oil

Meal Concord

Winslow Feed Co. Inc.

Concord, N. H.

Big W Breeder Concord

Big W Fore-Runner (Medicated) Concord

Big W Grower-Layer Concord

Big W Hi-Efficiency Breeder Concord

Big ^V Hi-Ef Grower Layer Concord

Big ^V S-F Mash Concord

Winslows Coarse 18 Dairy Concord

Wirthmore Feed Co. Concord, N. H.

High Energy Grower & Layer Hygrade Chick Starter (Medicated) i(F)**Hygrade Complete Breeder (F)**Hygrade Complete Grower Layer

(F)** Hygrade 16% Dairy

;F) Hygrade \6% Dairy

Concord Concord Concord Concord Con too cook

Manchester

Concord

* Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **Sanipled from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

Hygrade

16% Dairy

20.00 18.00 10.00

20.00 15.00 15.00 16.00 20.00

14.00

12.00

12.00 20.00 20.00 18.00 20.00

17.00

17.00

34.00

22.00 20.00 20.00 16.00 16.00 15.00 18.00

16.00 20.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00 16.00

20.7 18.4 10.3

20.9 16.4 17.1 17.3 21.1

16.5

14.3

12.5

20.7 19.6 18.0 21.0

16.7

23.1 21.4 22.8 17.0 17.0 17.6 17.1

16.2 21.1 16.6 17.2 16.6 16.3 18.3

3.00 3.50 3.00

4.00 1.00 1.00 3.50 3.50

3.8 3.8 3.5

4.2 4.7 5.0 4.0 4.2

3.50 4.3

2.00

2.00 3.00 4.00 3. ,50 4.50

1.50

2.2

2.0 3.3 4.3

4.5 4.8

17.4 2.00

3.0

3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.00 3.50

3.00 3.(K) 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50 3.50

5.2 4.5 5.1 4.6 4.7 4.7 3.8

4.4 4.8 5.2 4.1 4.3 3.6 1.1

4.00 6.00 9.00

3.50 6.00 6.00 9.00 9.00

9.00

16.00

16.00 4.00 3.50 9.00 4.00

36.1 0.50 0.9 10.00

0.00 4.50 7.00 4.00 4.50 6.00 10.00

4.50 6.50 6.50 6.50 9.00 9.00 9.00

3.2 3.7 5.9

3.5 4.5 4.8 8.4 8.0

8.4

15.6

15.2 3.2 2.9

7.8 3.3

2.6 27.00 24.6

27.00 24.8

9.3

5.3 4.5 5.7 4.1 4.3 5.1 7 <?

4.0

5.7 4.9 4.8 8.8 7.0 7.9

29

TABLE II — ANALYSIS OF MIXED FEEDS AND FEED INGREDIENTS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuft

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* | Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Wirthmore Feed Co. (Continued)

(F)**Hygrade 14% Fitting Ration Laconia

(F)**Hygrade 14% Fitting Ration Laconia

Hygrade 14% Fitting Ration Concord

Hygrade 14% Fitting Ration Concord

Hygrade 14% Fitting Ration Concord

(F)**Hygi-ade High Energy Grower

and Layer Claremont

Hygrade High Energy Grower &

Layer Manchester

Hygrade Pig Feed Concord

Hygrade Pig & Sow Feed Manchester

Hygrade Pig and Sow Feed Concord

Yieldmor Feeds Inc. Piqua, Ohio

fYieldmor 23% Finishing Feed Medi- cated Derry

fYieldmor 24% Super Broiler Medi- cated B-34 Milford

fYieldmor 20% Super Finisher Medi- cated F-2 Milford

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. **SampIed from Bulk Shipments. tNot registered when sampled. (F) Sampled at a Farm.

14.00

14.7

3.50

4.5

9.00

8.0

14.00

14.6

3.50

4.0

9.00

7.3

14.00

15.0

3.50

3.8

9.00

7.7

14.00

14.9

3.50

3.9

9.00

7.1

14.00

14.9

3.50

3.9

9.00

7.2

16.00

17.2

3.00

4.6

4.50

3.2

16.00

17.6

3.00

4.3

4.50

3.8

17.00

18.3

3.50

4.3

6.50

5.4

17.00

17.8

3.50

4.6

6.50

5.0

17.00

17.1

3.50

4.7

6.50

5.6

23.00

25.7

7.50

7.6

3.50

4.0

24.00

24.4

6.50

7.3

4.00

3.1

20.00

21.8

8.00

7.7

3.50

2.7

30

TABLE III — CAT AND DOG FOODS

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- 1 anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Albers Milling Co. Los Angeles, Calif.

fFriskies Dog Food Manchester

Allen Products Co. AUentown, Pa.

Al-Po Dog Food— Beef & Beef By- products Meredith

Al-Po Dog Food Horsemeat & Horse- meat By Products New London

Armour & Co. Chicago, 111.

Armour Dash Dog Food Keene

Calo Dog Food Co. Oakland, Calif.

Calo Cat Food Bristol

Calo Dog Food New London

Calo Horsemeat for Dogs &: Cats Concord

Consolidated Foods Inc. Nashua, N. H.

tFriendly Dog & Cat Food Enfield

Spunky Cat Food New London

Spunky Dog Food New London

Com Products Sales Co.

N. Y. 4, N. Y.

Kasco Complete Dog Food Plymouth

Deep Run Packing Co. Dublin, Pa.

Big Bet Dog Food Nashua

Big Bet Ration Dog Food Barrington

Delham Food Products Co. Brighton, Mass.

Kims 100','; Horsemeat Dog Food

Dog Food Assoc, Div. Thrivo Co. Inc. Phila. 23, Pa.

Scamp Dog Food Hopkmton

Doyle Packing Co. Los Angeles, Calif.

Strongheart Dog Food Tilton

Strongheart Dog & Cat Food —

Horsemeat Newport

Eastern States Farmers Exchange, Inc. W. Springfield, Mass.

Eastern States Dog Feed Woodsville

Evans Industries Marion, Ind.

fBetter Bite Dog Food (Horsemeat) Tdton Bostonian Dog Food Concord

10.00 10.3 2.50 3.5 1.00 0.6

13.50 14.8 5.00 19.3 1.50 O.J

14.50 16.2 2.00 5.8 1.50 0.2

10.00 10.9 2.50 3.0 1.00 0.6

10.00 10.0 3.00 3.3 1.00 0.7

10.00 9.8 3.00 5.0 LOO 0.7

15.00 15.5 6.00 8.4 1.00 0.2

8.00 7.9 1.00 1.3 2.00 1.1

15.00 17.6 0.25 1.3 1.00 0.1

10.00 10.6 2.00 1.7 1.50 1.5

25.00 26.8 8.00 12.5 4.00 2.4

Nashua

15.00

13.8

6.00

10.2

1.50

0.2

Barrington

10.00

9.8

3.00

1.8

1.50

1.3

Manchester

16.00

16.8

5.00

7.9

0.05

0.2

8.00 7.8 1.50 0.8 1.50 1.1

8.00 8.8 2.00 2.6 1..50 1.2

15.00 15.6 1.00 12.3 1..50 0.3

24.00 24.1

14.00 10.00

13.7 9.5

6.00

4.00 2.00

6.7 1.3

♦Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled.

3.50

0.50 1 .50

3.2

0.4 0.7

n

TABLE III —

CAT AND DOG FOODS — Continued

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Brand

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Evans Industries (Continued) fOreyhound 100% Horsemeat &

Gravy Dog Food Newport

fPrime Pet Food Manchester

Food Product Co. of America Chicago, III.

Captain Dog Food — Horsemeat Newport

Dog House Dog Sc Cat Food Henniker

Foodland Inc.

Cleveland, Ohio

Mrs. Lanes Cat Food Canaan

fMrs. Lanes Cat Food Nashua

tMrs. Lanes Dog Food Canaan

fMrs. Lanes Dog and Cat Food Franklin

Foster Canning Co. Napoleon, Ohio

Snappy Dog Food Dover

French Sardine Co. Terminal Island, Calif.

fNine Lives Pet Food Manchester

General Foods Corp. Kankakee, 111.

Gaines Dog Menu AA Plymouth

Jack & Jill Cat Food Manchester

New Jack & Jill Cat Food Lebanon

Hill Packing Co. Topeka, Kansas

Hill's Special Pack 16% Protein Manchester

Hill's Dog Food Keene

Hill's Horsemeat 8c Meat By Prod- ucts Rochester

fHill's Special Pack 16% Protein for

Dogs & Cats Keene

Household Products Evanston, 111. fBeau Dog Food Woodsville

Irving Canning Co. Boston, Mass.

Cop-E-Cat Canaan

Kasco Mills Inc. Toledo, Ohio

fKasco Dog Ration (Canned) Nashua

Laddieboy Dog Food Co. Glendale, L. I., N. Y.

Laddieboy Dog Food — All Chicken Newport Laddieboy Dog & Cat Food Keene

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. jNot registered when sampled.

32

15.00 8.00

15.7 8.9

3.50 2.00

7.4 2.8

1.00 1.50

0.4 O.G

17.00 10.00

17.1 10.6

3.50 2.00

20.1 2.4

1.00 5.00

0.4 1.8

13.00

17.00

8.00

14.00

17.2 17.0 10.6 16.5

0.50 0.50 2.00 2.00

0.5 0.9 3.3 4.7

0.10 1.00 1.50 0.70

0.04 0.1 1.5 0.4

9.00

10.00

10.00 8.00

9.2

10.6

12.6 8.6

1.00

22.50 24.8 3.00

1.0

2.7

12.00 14.7 2.00 2.0

2.00 2.3

3.00 2.00

13.9 2.6

1.50

1.00

1.00

1.50

1.50 1.50

1.4

0.1

10.50 17.00

12.00

11.9 16.3

12.3

2.50 0.25

2.00

2.9

0.4

3.7

1.00 0.25 0.70

0.6 0.1

0.3

16.00 12.00

13.4

12.0

4.00 5.00

8.3 6.6

0.50 1.00

0.5 0.6

16.00

17.6

4.00

5.6

1.00

0.4

16.00

13.8

4.00

5.0

0.50

0.5

8.00

9.7

2.00

2.0

1.50

1.4

0.4

1.1

0.4 1.0

TABLE III — CAT AND DOG FOODS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I antced* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Marnat Packing Co. IJennetsville, S. C.

f Big Time Dog Food Chopped Chick- en Parts Nashua

Massachusetts Canning Co. Brighton, Mass.

Imp Cat Food Boscawen

Mack's Brand Cooked Horseraeat

Dog & Cat Food Manchester

Mr. Melody D.V.M. Assoc. Dublin, Bucks County, Pa.

fDr. Melody Dog Food Canaan

fDr. Melody Dog Food — Beef and

Beef By-Product with Gravy Canaan

+Dr. Melody Dog Food — Horsemeat

and Meat By-Products with Gravy Canaan Dr. Melody Meat, Vegetable Kibbled

Biscuit with Beef Liver and Beef

Broth Dog Food Canaan

S. E. Mighton Co. Bedford, Ohio

t Valor Cat Food fValor Dog Food

John Morrell & Co. Chicago, HI. fMorrell Red Heart Dog Food — Beef

Flavor

-f-Monell Red Hunt Dog Food — Fish Flavor

National Packing Co. Boston, Mass.

Kitty Snicker Cat Food

National Pet Foods Buffalo, N. Y.

fKalico Kat Cat Food

N, E. Store Service Corp. Worcester, Mass.

Jumbo Dog Food

Old Mother Hubbard Co. Gloucester, Mass.

Original Old Mother Hubbard Fish Cat Food

Nashua Lakeport

Meredith Sunapee

Franklin

Newport

Kccne

Rochester

Orleans Canning Co. Chicago, ni.

Orleans Dog Food Lebanon

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled. ♦

10.00 19.8 5.00 19.4 1.00 0.2

11.00 16.8 0.r,0 3..') 1.00 0.1

14.00 18.4 fi.no 7.8 0.70 0.1

10.00 11.6 4.00 4.6

12.00 11.5 6.00 12.1

12.00 14.0 6.00 9.5

10.00 11.4 6.00 3.7

10.00 11.2 3.00 5.6 10.00 11.1 2.00 2.8

1.00 1.50 1.50

1.50

1.00 1.00

1.3

0.3 0.3

1.1

1.0 1.0

10.50 10.8 2.50 3.6 1.00 0.7

10.50 11.3 2.50 3.2 1.00 0.7

10.00 10.2 2.00 4.8 1.00 0.5

12.00 12.5 4.00 2.0 1.00 0.7

9.00 9.1 1.00 1.6 1.50 1.4

15.50 18.2 0.25 1.8 1.00 0.1

15.00 15.6 3.00 8.2 1.50 0.2

33

TABLE III — CAT AND DOG FOODS — Continued

Manufacturer Brand

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Protein

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Fat

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Crude Fiber

Guar- I anteed* I Found

Perk Foods Co. Chicago 10, 111.

fVets Dog Food Manchester

S. S. Pierce Co. Boston, Mass.

fS. S. Pierce Speak For It Cooked

Pet Food Concord

Quaker City Packing Co. AUentown, Pa.

Quaker City Dog Food — Beef Nashua

Quaker Oats Co. Chicago, 111.

Ken-L-Ra tion Laconia

Puss'N Boots New London

Radio Foods Corp. Lawrence, Mass.

IRadio Dog & Cat Food Concord

fRadio Dog &: Cat Food Manchester

Re-Dan Packing Co. Ozone Park, L.I., N.Y. Cadet Dog Food Bristol

Rival Packing Co. Chicago 32, 111.

New Improved Rival Dog Food Plymouth

Rival Cat Food Tilton

Standard Brands Inc. N. Y. 32, N. Y. fWalter Kendall Hunt Club Dog

Biscuit (five flavors) Plymouth

Walter Kendall Hunt Club Kennel

Pack Dog Biscuit Plymouth

Swift & Co. Chicago, 111.

fPard Beef Flavor Dog Food Manchester

Tinierson Canning Co.

Fair Haven, New York

Flip Dog & Cat Food Rochester

Timco Dog & Cat Food Lebanon

Timco Horsemeat Dog Food Rochester

Usen Canning Co. Boston, Mass.

Tabby Cat Food Rochester

Vimpex Foods Inc. Cambridge, Md.

fNice Kitty Cat Food Concord

fSmarty Dog Food Concord

*Protein and fat not less than, crude fiber not more than. tNot registered when sampled.

10.00

18.00

13.00

8.00

11.50 12.00

10.50

16.00

10.1

18.5

2.00

2.3

5.00 12.5

14.7 9.00 17.7

9.3 2.00

11.1

13.5

10.6

2.50 2.00

3.8

2.5 1.9

2.50 6.2

17.6 0.30

0.6

1.50

2.00

1.00

1.50

1.00 1.50

1.00

0.30

1.1

0.3

0.3

10.00

11.1

4.00

6.0

1.00

0.5

12.00

12.5

2.00

7.6

1.50

0.8

9.00

9.4

1.50

1.5

1.00

1.0

9.00

9.9

1.50

1.0

1.00

1.0

1.1

1.0

1.1

20.00

21.4

4.20

6.3

3.50

3.2

22.00

28.8

2.00

4.0

3.00

2.2

0.4

8.00

11.0

2.50

2.7

1.50

1.4

12.00

13.1

2.50

4.8

1.25

1.0

16.00

16.6

2.50

6.5

0.50

0.5

0.1

10.00 .

15.0

2.00

7.0

1.00

0.2

10.00

11.2

2.00

2.9

1.50

1.3

34

TABLE III — CAT AND DOG FOODS — Concluded

Manufacturer

Sampled in

Pounds in 100 lbs. of Feedingstuff

Brand

Protein

Fat

Crude Fiber

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Guar- 1 anteed* 1 Found

Whiz Pet Food Co. Seattle, Wash.

Kitty 100% Salmon Pet Food Concord

fKitty 100% Salmon Pet Food Manchester

Wilson & Co. Chicago, ni.

Ideal Dog Food _ Keene

*Protein and fat not less than, ciiide fiber not more than. fNot registered when sampled.

15.00

11.0

2.00

8.3

0.25

0.1

15.00

11.2

2.00

H.l

0.25

0.1

10.00

11.9

2.00

.'5.0

1.00

0.8

35

The following products were unregistered with the New Hampshire Department of Agri- cuhure at the time they were found exposed for sale, but samples were not drawn. (List sup- plied by the Feed Control Supervisor).

ALLIED MILLS, INC.

Wayne Cage Layer

ARCHER DANIELS-MIDLAND CO.

32% Protein Fat Fortified Linseed Oil Meal

BATTLE CREEK DOG FOOD CO.

Millers Stew for Dogs & Cats Millers New Minute Meal

BEST FEED &: FARM SUPPLIES Joy Dog Food

DEAN & LEE

Pioneer Scratch Grains Pathfinder Finishing Mash Pathfinder Complete Laying

ELMORE MILLING CO.

Elmore Complete Breeder Ration Medicated

FERNEAU GRAIN CO.

Corn Distillers Dried Grains

HARPER FEED MILLS, INC. Harco Dairy Dee Ration Harco Milk Replacer Harco Pork Ration Harco Hi-Energy Complete Growing Ration

HOLLY SUGAR CORP.

Holly Dried Beet Pulp & Feeding Beet Molasses

LIFE DOG FOOD CO. Life Dog Food

MARIANA SALES CO.

White Mule Brand 41% Protein Solvent Extracted Cottonseed Meal

NORTHERN OHIO SUGAR CO. GW Dried Beet Pulp

PARK & POLLARD CO., INC.

Lay or Bust Hi-Power Broiler Finisher

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY

tierwin-Will Cake Meal

Sherwin-Williams Screw Press 33% Linseed Oil

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

18-6-4

MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 32-3.5-10

BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

8-2-1 24-4-3

WASHINGTON, PENNA.

26-7-5

HORSEHEADS, NEW YORK

10-2.5-4

18-3-7

17-3-6

ONEONTA, NEW YORK 16-3-5

BLANCHESTER, OHIO

26-8-14

WASHINGTON, PENNA.

12-3-15 25-3.5-2 14-3-7 16-3.5-4.5

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL.

8-.3-20

FALL RIVER, MASS. 14-6-4

MEMPHIS, TENN.

41-2-14

DENVER, COL.

8-0-22.5

BUFFALO, NEW YORK

18-3.5-3.5

CLEVELAND, OHIO

33-5.5-9

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