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NELSON WEAVER &SON GRAIN
R.D.2
BUYERS AND SELLERS OF:
CUSTOM
ANSWER FOR THE MODERN DAIRY FARM!
The answer - - Mueller Model "OH" with Hi Per Form®
cooling, built - in freeze protection control, exclusive
Mueller Temp-Plat^® heat transfer surface and Mueller -
Matic® Automatic Washing System as standard equip -
ment.
The Model "OH" with Hi Per Form offers you more
than any other cooler and at a price comparable to
ordinary bulk tanks.
Haller
Electric
RD2
Denver, Pa.
NEW CORN
& SOYBEANS
DRYING & STORAGE
PH: 626-8538
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With the Hi Per Form refrigeration system cold weather
starting problems have been eliminated and power
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temperatures. The exclusive design of the system
protects the compressor against common faults found
in conventional refrigeration units.
COMPANY
OR
Queen Road
Intercourse, Pa,
Box 67
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 15,1973
Broiler-Breeder Workshop
Slated Sept. 26
The management of broiler
breeders, the economics, the
contracts, the housing and
equipment, the nutrition, and
other related activities will all
discussed at a Broiler-Breeder
Workshop on September 26. The
site of this event is the Lancaster
Farm and Home Center.
The industry committee has
slated many national authorities
on the various topics that will be
presented. Industry represen
tatives will have commercial
exhibits at this workshop, also, as
their equipment and building
details concern the broiler
breeder industry.
The morning session will be
chaired by Floyd Hicks, Penn
State poultry specialist, following
Queen
Road
Repair
Box 67
Intercourse
Pa., 17534
registration at 8:30 a.m. Topics
for discussion will include,
beginning at 9 a.m., The Broiler-
Breeder Enterprise: Economists
and Budgets - U.S. Situation,
with Philmore Bender, professor
of ag economics at the University
of Maryland. Paul Whipple of
Pennfield Corporation will
discuss the Pennsylvania
Situation.
Other topics during the mor
ning session will include: 10 a.m.
Principles Governing Contract,
Anthony Stemberger, professor
of ag economics, Penn State;
10:30, Management Systems-
Little Floors, Richard Goodell,
Quality Control Manager, Cobb
Inc., Seaford, DE; Management
Systems- Plastic Floors, Glenn
0. Bressler, professor of Poultry
Science, Penn State. At 11:30
Robert Aldrich, ag engineering
professor at Penn State, will
present Building Principles.
Following a catered luncheon,
the afternoon session will begin
at 1:15 chaired by Robert
Garland, manager of Hubbard
Farms, Inc., Lancaster. Jacey
Huttar, sales manager at Hub
bard Farms, Inc.. Walpole, NH,
will present selected Broiler-
Breeder Management Items-
Nutrition and Egg Handling.
At 2 p.m. various industry
representatives will present
Housing and Equipment through
displays and presentations. At 3
p.m., Health Management areas
will be discussed by three
speakers. John Newman,
veterinary practitioner from
Beltsville, MD, will speak on
Mycoplasma (MG and MS and E
coli selectrons; Edward
Mallinson, poultry division chief,
PA Bureau of Animal Industry
Labs, Summerdale, will present
“Health Report” for Pennsyl
vania, and Robert Gentry, Penn
State professor of veterinary
science, will present a Research
Report.
Registrations for the workshop
must be completed by September
21. To make your reservations,
contact Jay W. Irwin, associate
County agent, Extension Service,
1383 Arcadia Road, Room 1,
Lancaster 17601
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LOCAL DEALERS
Frank Snyder
Akron
Caleb Wenger
Quarryville
Landis Bros. Inc
Lancaster
Carl L. Shirk
Lebanon
Sollenberger Farm Supply
Center port, Pa.
Ph. 215-926-7671
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859-2688
548-2116
393-3906
867:3741