B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Auj
July Weather Boosts
Veg. Yield Estimates
HARRISBURG - Good glow
ing weather during July will
mean more vegetables on the
family table. The State Crop
Reporting Service says esti
mates for Pennsylvania’s 1967
vegetable crop have been re
vised upward.
Fresh market sweet corn
harvest is predicted at 635,0C0
ventilators
from (smQm&jm
prevent damp
litter and nests,
improve feed
efficiency,
lengthen
equipment life
Anderson Volume-Aire ventilating systems remove
excess moisture (where bacteria thrive) from the air
and replace it with fresh, dry air that deters
metal corrosion and provides a healthier environment.
Volume-Aire ventilators also improve feed
efficiency and prevent damp litter and nests.
Anderson Box Co.
P.O. Box 31157, Indianapolis, Ind.
□ Send literature □ Have salesman call
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City.
State.
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AMQERSON BOX COMPANY JNC «Jf(DIANAPOU£ MIOiANA
ist 19, 1967
hundredweight, an increase
over both 1965 and 1966.
The snap bean forecast is for
a fresh market production of
42,000 cwt., up 8,000 from ear
lier estimates.
Tomatoes will yield an esti
mated 368,000 cwt., a jump of
70.000 more than last year.
Beet production may total
50.000 cwt. Despite higher
yields, this is less than crops
of the previous two years be
cause of less planted acreage.
Late summer cabbage, al
though planted on 100 fewer
acres than last year, may real
ize 483,000 cwt. The early fall
cabbage crop is forecast at
176 000 cwt, 8,000 more than
in 1966
Celery production may reach
40,000 cwt. an increase of 6,-
000 from 1966 because of more
acreage and higher yield.
Total cucumber crop is ex
pected to be 45,000 cwt, up
slightly from 1966 but well be
low 1965 production. Acreage
has declined substantially since
1965, but increased yields this
year partially offset the reduc
tion.
The best time to relax is
when you don’t have the time
to spare.
Volume-Aire
6716'
I CARL B, KISSER shown with the
chicken carrier cart which he invented
specifically for putting pullets into nar
row-row cage houses and for taking old
hens out. Risser has applied for a pa-
9 Chicken Cart Although Risser says he has
(Continued from Page I) ?° immediate plans for manu
facturing the patented cart, he
four, two each front and rear, estimates that if it is mass pro
are set away from the frame duced it would probably sell
to lend stability to the tall for about $460.
cart. The rig weighs nearly
500 pounds, Risser says. . „ e ,
A handle is located at the * 4-M rig 3IIOW
front of the cart for steering (Continued from Page 1)
and pulling. When the handle ter for 60 cents a pound. The
is in a vertical position, it ap- reserve Champion was shown
plies a brake to the center by Phillip Leininger- of Den
front wheel. ver R 2. and brought 35 cents
Forget about rocks and broken shares
NOW YOU CAN PLOW ROCKY FIELDS
nonstor
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700 MOLDBOARD PLOW
with Automatic Beams
You get two-way protection:
1. Hit a sloping rock and the bottom auto
matically rides up and over... immediately
returns to present plowing depth.
2. Hook a rock or hit an obstruction and bot
tom automatically trips. After clearing,
bottom returns to plowing depth. No stop
ping, lifting or backing the plow.
In either action the share point never swings
below the base of the furrow... never lifts the
plow out of the ground.
Get the 700 Automatic in
4, S, 6, 7 or 8 Bottoms-
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Kouffmon Bros.
MOUNTVILLE
285-5951
International Harvester Messiek Form Equip.
Sales and Service vii/ARpnraroimJ K
EPHRATA 733*2285 ELIZABETHTOWN
367-1319
tent on this unusual device, and present
ly uses f our Carts in his own business as
a poultry dealer. When fully loaded, the
cart will hold 400-500 birds, each Aung
upside down hy the legs. L. F.^Kioto
Other 700 Plow features:
e Pivoting hitch and steerable tail -wheel lor
top -maneuverability.
• Independent hydraulic control of-plow front
telCds*' ■“ P ' neM “ «*».
• 30-mch vertical, 28-inch fore and aft clear
ance to handle heavy trash.
• Wide choice of hitch options-on the land
- or m the furrow, for two--point or three- '
point, depending number of bottoms, and '
on-the-land standard drawbar hitch.
• deepy constructlon frame-plow up to 12*
C. B. Hoober
INTERCOURSE
765-3501
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a pound when bid in by Wal
ter M. Dunlap & Son, Lancas
ter.
Defending their respective
junior and senior showman ti
tles will be Donald Bollinger*
Denver R 2, and Tom Lefever
of Quarryville HI.
A scientist is trying-to find
why people sleep. Our guess
would be, because they are
sleepy.
Cope & Weaver Co.
NEW PROVIDENCE
7*6-7351 . . ..
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