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You Have To Buy... See The CstGiplldr
Famous Caterpillar quality and dependability
are evident in every detail on the 931. So,
when buying or trading, you can have the con
fidence that comes with a CAT at a price you
can afford.
The CAT 931 is versatile. You can match it to
your work needs with a General Purpose
Bucket, a Multi-Purpose Bucket, a Ripper or a
Backhoe. Whatever application you need in a
small trackloader, the CAT’s ready for you.
We want to talk to people who thought they
could not buy Caterpillar machines. We want
to talk to people who never thought of
buying Caterpillar machines. If you have a
need for a small trackloader in your work,
the CAT 931 is the one piece of equipment
to fill that need.
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MANSFIELD
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Phone 717-768-7111
PHILIPSBURG
307 Alder St
WHITE DEER
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State Researchers At Grassland Conference
Dr. John S. Shenk and Dr.
Robert F. Barnes, both with
the College of Agriculture
faculty at The Pennsylvania
State University, presented
two papers at the 12th In
ternational Grassland
Congress held recently in
Moscow, Russia.
Dr. Shenk is associate
professor of plant breeding
and Dr. Barnes is director of
the Regional Pasture
Research Laboratory of the
U. S. Department of
Agriculture, located on the
campus. A native of Willow
Street, Lancaster County,
Dr. Shenk is a graduate of
Penn Manor High School.
The two scientists
described their research
efforts with the field mouse
or meadow vole. This small
animal has been extremely
useful in their studies where
the feeding value of plant
material needed to be
assessed with less than a
pound of dry matter.
Such was the case in their
first paper entitled “The
weanling meadow vole as a
bioassay of, forage and
cereal grain quality.” One of
•the areas investigated in this
paper was the evaluation of
the effects of foliar diseases
on the quality of alfalfa
forage.
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FACTS ABOUT THE CAT 931
When you combine the features and per
formance of the CAT 931 Trackloader with
the skilled maintenance and parts availabil
ity you can count on, from Cleveland
Brothers, you’ve got a total package that’s
hard to equal. And if you consider financing
a problem, give us a call. We can tailor fi
nancing to fit your needs.
Don’t buy that machine you thought you had
to buy. Come in and see us first. We think
we’ll change your mind.
To find out more about the CAT 931, call us
in Harrisburg (717) 564-2121, or fill in and re
turn this coupon.
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Harrisburg, PA
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 10,1974
Two of five diseases tested
significantly lowered the
feeding value of the forage
as compared to healthy
forage. These findings could
not be entirely explained by
changes in the protein or
digestibility energy of the
diseased forages.
To obtain forage infected
with a specific foliar disease,
the forage had to be
inoculated and grown under
carefully controlled en
vironmental conditions.
Under these circumstances
only a small quantity, of
forage was available for
feeding trials.
The second paper,
“Isolation of compounds
from crownvetch toxic to
weanling meadow vole,”
reported the identification of
B-nitroproponic acid
Ag Progress
Days Scheduled
Bloomsburg Fairgrounds
located near the center of
scenic Columbia County will
be the site for the annual Pa.
Ag Progress Days on August
28-29.
Numerous activities are
(BNPA) in crownvetch
forage. This paper was
coedited by David L. Gustine
of the U.S.D.A. Pasture
Research Laboratory at
Penn State. This discovery
was the result of two years of
research using the vole to
monitor the chemical
fractionation scheme for
toxic compounds in
crownvetch forage.
The concentration of
BNPA in the forage ranged
from 1 to 3 per cent,
depending on management,
storage, and genetic and
environmental conditions.
However, when a ration was
formulated to contain only
0.15 per cent BNPA, and was
fed to young growing chicks
and swine, these animals lost
weight and died.
planned for the two days.
Along with the State Plowing
Contest scheduled for August
28 at 10 a.m., there will be
machinery demonstrations,
family living displays,
consumer and commercial
exhibits along with livestock
and horticulture programs.
Craftsmen from all over
the state will be displaying
their craft items and
demonstrating their work.
On Wednesday evening a
program featuring square
dancing, demonstrations on
garden equipment and
educational exhibits is
scheduled.
Campsites are available
near the grounds. For fur
ther information contact the
Bloomsburg Chamber of
Commerce in Bloomsburg,
PA. 17815.
The site is located at the
intersection of routes 11 and
42. For those using 1-80, the
fairground can be reached
by taking exit 34.
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