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(Wftie Rtfture Farmers from
'the Manor chapter, along -frith
tWr teacher of vocational ag
riculture, -Garland Gingerich
are spending the week a't Wild
wood, TO., as a reward for
gfoup project wa(rk in high
school.
The boys raised tobacco on
th'e farm of Aaron Herr, Mil
letfsville R'l, and corn on the
farm of Henry Herr, Lancaster.
R 6, to earn expense money.
All travel expenses, food, and
even pocket money was paid
out Of the group treasury. -
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Automatic manure removal...frees you for other work
J-fcemoving manure from a cage-layer house is no longer an unpleasant job... or
ferny job at all.' That’s because—with a HARVESTORE system—manure is
removed both automatically and frequently.
Automatic removal frees you or your employees for more profitable work.
You don’t have to constantly check the manure operation as in other systems.
In fact, you don’t even have to push a button.
Frequent removal gets the manure out of the house before it can cause much
t)'dot or attract flies. And the power requirements are low. A single, yi hp
motor per bank handles the job.
in the HARVESTORE system, feeding* watering and egg gathering are also
automatic. Feeders revolve or "orbit” around each 4-deck, 2,880-bird unit on
a monorail, delivering feed to each cage for 2}4 ont of each 14 minutes. The
pay-off can be lower per-bird'building costs, increased egg production, better
feeding efficiency, and minimum labor requirements.
See how you can gain these advantages in your operation. For more informa
tion, return the coupon.
HARVESTORE PRODUCTS, INC.
550 W. ALGONQUIN ROAD. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. ILLINOIS
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trailer l ,of'Mrii hhd-’Mrs.'Henry Lancaster; RG; 'Jerry-f grene-
Herr, and a motel taking man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
turns sleeping in the air con- tin Breneman, Lancaster R 2;
ditioned motel. The boys are Robert Harnish, son of Mr.
having a great time, Gingerich and Mrs. Raul Harnish, Requea
said, cooking some of their Rl; Richard Groff, son of Mr.
own meals and eating typical and Mrs. Ira Groff, 1908 Blue
teenage meals of cheesebur- Ridge Drive, Lancaster; and
gers, steak sandwiches, pizzas Raymond Souders, son of Mr.
and ice cream the rest of the and Mrs. Henry Herr, Cones
time. toga Rl.
The boys are Robert Best,
son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Joseph A simple moisture test for
Best, Holtwood Rl; Harold silage is to squeeze a hand-
Herr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jul. If it springs right back
Aaron Herr, Millersville Rl; it’s too dry. If it comes back
Larry Hess, son of Mr. and gradually it’s just right If it
Mrs. David Hess, Lancaster remains in a compact mass it
R 6; Jack and Jere Herr, sons is too wet.
HARVBSTORE®Orb/tal Cage Layer System saves labor,
minimize biters, practically eliminates fly problems
Fifty seven persons, inclu
ding memlbers of the West
Lampeter Young Farmers As
sociation and members of their
families, toured spots of in
terest in Delaware and Ches
ter County this week as part
of the group’s annual educa
tional trip.
The totir stopped at Winter
thur Farm and the Chrysler
assemfbly plant near Wilming
ton, Delaware, and the Dong-
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i A. O. Smith Harvestore Products, Inc.
I Dept. PT-73, Arlington Heights, Illinois
i Please send me complete information on the HARVESTORE
j Orbital Cage Layer System.
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Squeegees (attached to feed carriages) deposit
droppings in sub-floor gutters at each end of the
system. Gutters slope downward to outside storage
pits for easy removal.
n'w
wood Gardens in Chester Coun
ty.
Next meeting at the associa
tion will be the annual sum
mer picnic on August 22.
Appliance Gift
When selecting a small el
ectric cooking appliance for a
gift, consider versatility, sug
gests Helen Bell, Penn State
extension home management
specialist. An appliance that
will do many different jobs
may be a 'better choice for a
newly married couple than an.
appliance that does only one
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