6—Lancaster Farming, Friday, October 10, 1958
OBVIOUSLY PROUD of the Grand Championship woif by
one of their meat division entries In the NEPPCO Exposi
tion’s Egg-to-Chick contest, Wiliam H. Wilson, left, and
Lowell Blass display their prize winning pen of chicks for
Hubbard Hatcheries, Lancaster. Wilson, sales manager for
the firm, said, “We expected to end pretty high, and
this is high enough.” LF PHOTO
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Multiple-Tiered A 5
Air ducts in multiple tiers,
floated on the hay, constitute the
most effective improvement yet
devised by W L Kielgaard in
bam hay drying systems These
ducts assure good air distribution
essential if hay is to be barn
cured without risk of spoilage --
athrms Kjelgaard Engineer at
the Agricultural Experiment sta
t'on, University Park
Forced air, delivered by an
electrically driven fan, will pass
thiough more mowed hay to the
sides of a duct than over it A
depth of 8 to 10 feet over a duct
is a full load, he has found, but
many farmers wish to fill their
mows to heights of 20 or 25 feet
In such cases, three air dudets,
one on the floor with the others
tiered directly above it at inter
vals of about 8 feet are necessary,
ho says
The ducts aie fed forced air at
one end by means of a vertical
chamber in which the pressure is
built up Vz to -54 inch water gage
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The air chamber of the barn hay
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a duct need not reach to the top
ot the hay in the mow but must
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to allow the ducts to settle as dry
ing is accomplished
A door is necessary in the air
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enter and close the open side
down to the floor duct when dry
ing the first 8 or 10 feet of hay
A,, the hay is built up and more
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in the olheis
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the ducts may be made of expand
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Elm, Pa.
Alan C. Beyer
Christiana, Pa,
iw Hay Drying
tioubled spots, Kjelgaard reports
Hay moisture contents at time ot
loading into the drier during the
last four years have averaged
aiound 40 per cent and electrical
power used in drying has been 50
kwhr per ton A complete report
ol construction and use of the dri
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por No 194 obtainable on request
Irom the station or from county
agents’ offices
VOICE OF EXPERIENCE
Young Harry “Dad, what’s the
Gifierence between a gun and a
machine gun’”
■Dad “There is a big diffci
ence It is just as if I spoke,
ana then youi mother spoke ”
BOTH SUSCEPTIBLE
The heir as well as the hair can
often be trained properly through
the use of a brush
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Lancaster, Pa.