14—Lancaster Farming, Friday, March 14, 1958
A PROVEN GUERNSEY sire, Violet’s Badger State King,
has been added to the stud at the SPABC. Shown here
\\ith the bull is David Yoder, manager of the cooperative
The sire purchasing committee consisted of Herman Steb
bins, York, T B Walter, Oxford, and Emory Kilgore,
Woodbine.
Shift to Diesel
Power Grows as
Ford Converts
Another of the farm equipment
manufacturers this week got into
the growing trend to diesel pow
er for equipment
The Ford Motor Co took the
\ raps off a new line of tractors
icing American made diesels
Diesel engines, using a com
piession ratio of about 15 or 16 to
1 require no complicated elec
t.ical systems for ignition The
iuel is injected directly into the
cylinder and is ignited by the
heat of compression
Injection of measuied quanti
ties of fuel can mean moie econo
ny because no moie fuel is in
iccted than can be burned. Fre
quently with gasoline engines
using a carbiuator, more fuel is
sucked into the piston than can
be burned
Thus far no farm equipment
engines have tried to use the
fuel injection principle on a gaso-
Lne engine, although some motor
cars are equiped in this manner
Most of the cars using fuel injec
tion are made in Em ope
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We carry a complete
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Woven Field Fencing
Barbed Wire
Smooth Wire
Steel Posts
Lawn Fence &. Gates
Poultry Fencing. Net
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Hardware Cloth
Tobacco Muslin
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Intercourse, Pa
AMS Tobacco
Marketing Man
L.F.A. Speaker
C J Hendrickson of the
L'SDA’s Agricultural Marketing
Seiyice will speak on the chang
ing market for Type 41 tobacco
at a meeting of the Lancaster
County Farmers Assn
The meeting will be held at 7 30
p m , March 21 at the Guernsey
Eteeders Sale Pavilion, Route 30
cast of Lancaster
Also to speak will be G. A.
Biggs, state president of the
Tennsylvama Farmers Assn
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MRS. HELEN E. Rockwell, bunbury, a pounds Monday. The steers brought $31.50.
long-time patron of the Lancaster Stock A near record market was anticipated Mon-
Yards got near the top of the market for day, but a lack of prime grades caused a
this lot of 20 Herefords weighing 1,150 general depression of prices. (LF Photo)
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