12 —Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 8. 1961 PSU ScllGCluloS
@ Machine
(From page 1)
c*aim is based on tbo feeding
of approximately 2U pounds
of grass per cow pci day
The manuiacturcrs say
they do not piopose to id
place any feedstuff m the ia
tion —only to supplement
diet of animals with enzymes
vitamins end othe- food e’e
ments not presetu in dry oi
prescivcd feeds
The spokesman loi the lab
oratoiy .'ays the sinaT test
animals wll be led the giocn
gra s as a supplement
Accoiding to Ivan Z Mar
tin, production manager and
rosoaich engines., the incu
bator will opeuie foi aboul
$2 00 per ton of g) ccn feed
If the cost of the giain and
plant "cod is added, the cost
comes to about s>lo 00 per
ton of ihe glass
When asked about the
cost o± the uml, Martin said
the unit could be installed in
a dauy barn lor lust ove*
S 3 000 lor the 24 cow size
He points out that this woo'd
compa e lavoiably with the
cost ol const! acting an up
right silo with the capacity
to hand’e as many cows
But how can grass grow
from seed to eight inches
heignt in seven days'' In the
cabinet of the incubator is a
thrce-quartci ton air condi
tioner as well as a heating
clement, bo ( h thermostatical
ly controlled Tompciatuie in
the box is held between C 5
and 68 degrees at all limes
Water satuiated with p anl
food is sprayed over the sev
en tiers of Ira', s at specified
intervals and the humidity
inside the ircubatoi is at a
high level at all times
Twelve hays, twenty four
poi lions for a dairy cow, on
one tiei aie filled each daj
With fmsh gram (Any cereal
gram will serve the makers
say, but they have found
oals to bo the most satisfac
tory ) Approximately 7 lbs
of grain goes into each tray
and wid produce up to 40 or
50 pounds of green feed m a
week
Lights in the sides of the
incubator are not in opera
tion during the first 4 days
the grain is in the tray. Af
ter the grain has germinated
and begins growth, lights
are turned on and up to eight
inches of green giowth is
made in throe days
The manufacturers of the
machine say grass can be
produced economically for
bi oilers, biceding hens, tur
keys, horses, dairy cows, and
wild animals confined in
"cos as well as small labora
tory animals
At present there seems to
bo very litl'e experience on
commercial farms to bear
cut or disprove the claims,
but county farmers will be
watching installations with
much interest
SMOKETOWN,
Ph. Lane. EX 7-3539
® Accident Bee Shortcourse
(From Page 1)
, v . , , The production of lioney
m satisfactory condit 1S a fascinating subject. Man
The accident occured when 6ludlcd thls sub]CCt for
Schaeffer was cl ’^ x J, 8 hundicds of years and much
tobacco near the edge Oi a been ’lehined about the
field on his farm about 43t wa;> . Dees . W oik together in
pm Iho tractor lolled down p rodu , lU rt ibis delicious ncc
an embankment onto a load j\Teiclr o£ this information
i uniting along the field and Wlb bo piesenled to indivi
ovoi turned cmals attending the 16th An
Schaeffer said ho tried to na„l Beekeeping Short Cour
lump from the vehicle but sc of the Pennsylvania State
became pinned as it ovei- Umvc"sity.
turned on the roadway Mar- Thc course will be held
tin Black, a worker on thc August 21-25, 1961 - Includ
iaim, saw the accident but ed m the. instruction will be
could not move the tractor icetuies and demonstrations
Ao Black was letiumng to on thc following subjects
the house to- summon help, Spnng management and
-cvet:il neighbors came upon swarm control for comb and
the accident and helped to extracted honey production,
move thc tractoi and fiec Methods of Wmtcnng Bees,
Schaeffer The neighbors Introduction of Package Bee
then took Shaeftcr to the Conti oi oi Diseases and Ene
hospital (Turn to page 13)
24x42' MACHINERY SHED s l®Si
30x?D' LIVESTOCK SHED S l99®
40598' LOAFING SHED :.. . S 39SB
SHARON'S Modem combination steel and weed
farm buildings. Other sizes available.
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R. D. QUARRYVILLE, PA,
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