SEY )RE R [E ORE Y THAT MADE THE 1000th HARVESTORE POSSIBLE 'PER, GRANT H. MYRON •SBUP.Y, ROBERT il. ,EY, HENRY 0., JP.. IY, B. ROGER ft SONS NTOP, RAYMOND G. r JR lE, NORMAN G. HEL, HAROLD IR, DEAN [ER, LEON E. 1, ROY S, 'ER, ROBERT E. .L, HARVEY ITZ, WILLIS ‘2, CURTIS BILL, WILHER G. DER, CLAIR E. OER, DAVID L. DER, GERALD L. DER, UOKARDL-JR. DER, IRVIN H. OER, JOSEPH K. DER, LLOYD H. OER, NOAH W. OER, PAUL L. DER, ROBERT 11. DER, ffILBUR H. GE, CARL R. MILK, INC. [ER, RAY BROTHERS , RAYMOND L. Z. HERS HEY E. Z. JACOB M. Z, PAUL J. Z, RAYMOND H. Z, TITUS S. , RICHARD £. 0, WILLIAM K. [, CHARLES W. IS. C. RICHARD IS, DAVID L. IS, DONALD IS. EARL U. IS, EDWIN IS, ELVIH IS. HAROLD S. »IS, JOHN L. IS, LINHOOO IS, STANLEY R. DONALD A. 2, ERNEST ETJSLAGER, WILBUR K* BUS, CALVIN HERIAN, RALPH D. AN, ELDON ✓ -^1 »<* n LEIBV, J. BRUCE •LEIBY, JACOB G. LEININGER, RICHARD LEININGER, VERNON J. LESHER, JOHN J. LIEBEPMAN, ELWOOD K. LONGACRE, W. PAUL LOWER, PAUL LYTLE FARMS, INC. MANQECK, GEORGE P. HANBECK, ROBERT MANN, GORDON J.. SP.. MANNERS, ROBERT MAPLE GROVE FARMS mar-mulldale FARMS MARSTELLER, PAUL H. MARTIN, AARON il. MARTIN, CLYDE W. MARTIN, EARL G. MARTIN, ELI MARTIN, EZRA 2. MARTIN, HENRY W. MARTIN, MELVIN H. MARTIN, SAMUEL JR. MASC, CLARENCE G. MASEMORE, CLYDE J. MASONIC HOMES MATTER, HARRY MALRER, RXy V. NCEHBN, W. HOWARD ( LARRY MCMICHAEL, DAVID H. MEASE, MILDRED MECK, IXNNETH S. NELLIN6ER, ALBERT 11. lICLLIHGER, ERNEST H. •lERT2, LARPY L. HERTZ, MILDRED M. (MRS,) MET2LER, ABRAM METZLER, HARRY MEYERS, DONALD M. MILL, K. DALE MILL, WALTER i). MILLER, CARL S. HILLER, DONALD HILLER, ELVIH O. MILLER, GARY £. MILLER, HAROLD V). HILLER, KARL N. MILLER, LONNY E. HILLER, PAUL ft ARTHUR HILLER, ROBERT L. MILLER, WILHER A., SR. HILTON HERSHEY SCHOOL MOSER, EUGENE L. MOSER, FRANCIS R. MOYER, CHARLES Penn*Jersey’s area manager, Carl Johnson, left chats with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller and their son Jeff. The Millers began purchasing Harvestores in May of 1972 and now have six, including the 1000th one sold by Penn- Jersey. MOYER, GEORGE MOYER, HOWARD F. MOYER, JUSTUS O. MOYER, RAY MOYER, RAYMOND H. MOYER, RICHARD H. MOYER, RICHARD S. MOMMA,, ROBERT MUSSER FARMS, INC. MUSSER, J, ROBERT MYER, CARL G. ft JOHN G. MYER, HERBERT N. MYER, J. ROBERT MYER, RALPH ft SONS MYERS, C. GARWOOD MYERS, CHARLES C NYERS, ELMER S. MYERS, MILTON MYERS, ROBERT N. NEFF, CLARENCE D. NEUFELD, ALBERT NEW BOLTON CENTER NEWCOMER, JAMES A. NEWCOMER, JAY H. NEWCOMER, PAUL NEWCOMER, PRESTON NEHLIN, EDWARD NCWSWANGER, PAUL NICE, LOWELL ft CURTIS NIEULS, JOHNNIE H. NISSLEY, CLAIR R. NOLL, CHESTER E. MOLT, JOHN O. MOLT, JOHN Z. MOLT, JONAS S. MOLT, WILLIS S OBERHOLTZER, NOAH M. OBBRLY, CLIFFORD OTT, BUDD E. ft STEVEN 8.-_* OTT, FLOYD JR. r OX-VIEW FARMS, INC. PARRY, WILLIAM E. PATCHES, LUKE X. PATCHES, RALPH B. PAULDING BROTHERS PAVLICA, JAMBS PEACEVALLEY HAYAKZ AID WILDLIFE PRESERVE PEIFFER, jUMW PERCHAYLO, STBVEW PETERSHEXN, ELMER M. PETTIT, WILLIAM PEH, JOSH JR. PHIPPS, W. LEVIS PINE BROOK FARMS PINEYHILL FARMS, INC. The Miller's Mirl-Carl Farm is known as Blue Tower City to neighbors. , PLOSHANSKZ, ALEXANDER POLISKXEWICt, JOHN PRITCHARD, C. H. POSEY, WILLARD PYSHER, HOWARD A. QUINTAVALLET, PAUL RATLING, J. WARREN REESE, REUBEN R. REIFF, AMHOH K. REISLER BROTHERS REIST, FRANK REIST, HERMAN RENNZNGER, HARRY S. RETTINGER, JOHN E. REU-HEL FARMS, INC. RHEXHHBIKBR, ROLLIB R. RICHARD, RALPH C. RICKER, HERMAN RISSBR, HAROLD L. RITTER, LAWRENCE H. ROADCAP, CARL E. ROBERTS, ARTHUR C. ROBINSON, DONALD ROBINSON, HOWARD S. RODICHOCK, ROBERT ROHR BROTHERS ROBRER, ELMER H. ROHRER, GEORGE M. ROURER, PAUL H ROHRER, ROBERT H. ROHRER, WIIMER D. ROSENBAUM, JOE ROTHENBERGER, MAYNARD RUSSELL, TROHBO ft RUSSELL RUTT, ELAM B. RUTT, ERVIN SATTAZAHN, CLARENCE * SADDER, MAHLON SADDER, PAUL ft NORMAN SAUDERS, CARL M. (MRS.) SAUL, "RAYMOND SCHADB, ALLEN L. SCHAFFER, ROBERT J. SCHERTEL, ANDREW SCHMIDT, ALFRED E. SCHNETZER, NORMAN J. SCHOENER, WARREN J. SCHOBNLY, LAWRENCE SCHOENLY, RALPH Y. SCHRUPER, RICK SCHULTZ, KENNETH P. SCHWARTZ, JOHN JR. SCOTT FARMS SEARCH BROTHERS SEIDEL, HALTER J. SEIDT. FREDERICK. B. f • ' » *>, * t J , SEIFERT BROTHERS SEIP, ROBERT G. SEIPT, DONALD V. SHIFT, FRED SELL, HUBERT P. SEMHEL, PAUL SETZER, HILLARD E. SHADE, LEROY A. SHANK, E. BENJAMIN SHbBTZ, ELLIS B. SBBLLEHBERGER SHELLY R. SBBRTZER, KELVIN L. SHERTZER, ROY L. SHBRTZBR, WILHER L. SHINN, HAROLD W. SHINN, RONALD SHUEY, THOMAS SHOLLENBERGER, FRANCIS W. SHOOP, JAMBS SHORE, LEWIS W. SHULL, ROY SICKLER, RAYMOND SIEDBL, RAYMOND A. SIMONS, CHARLES SINGER, WEBSTER SKEUSE, THOMAS SKRZYPEK BROTHERS SMITH, C. RUSSELL SMITH, CLARENCE E. SMITH, FRANKLIN ft PAUL SMITH, H. EASTBURN SMITH, LESTER SMITH, ROBERT S. SMITH, RUSSELL W. SMOKER, ELMER E. SHOCKER, ELI S-, JR. SNAVELY, J. RICHARD SNYDER, MARTIN E. SO LLEN BERGER, ROBERT SOLTYS, CHESTER ft SON SPACE, RALPH SPAHR, ROBERT SPENCER, JOHN J., JR. STALDER, FRED STAUFFER HOMESTEAD FARM STAUFFER, JR. STAUFFER, PHAR&S STOFFLET, ANNA E. STOLTZFUS, ANDREW D. STOLTZFUS, BENJAMIN O. STOLTZFUS, CHRISTIAN STOLTZFUS, DANIEL STOLTZFUS, B. FRANK STOLTZFUS, GIDEON S. STOLTZFUS, JACOB L. STOLTZFUS, JOHN D. STOLTZFUS, JOHN K. [Lancaster Farming. Saturday. Oct 11,197&—2: Blue Tower City - That’s what the neighbors call Carl Miller’s Farm located in Kutztown, Berks County, Pennsylvania. Since May of 1972 six HARVESTORES have “SPROUTED” on Mirl- Carl Farm. One2sxBo; three2o x 80’sandtwo20 x 70’s. It all started when the Millers joined Carl Johnson on a New Jersey Dairy Tour. Having unsuccessfully tried three different unloaders in their conventional silo with little success on haylage, they were looking for a better way to handle their alfalfa. Carl Miller had long recognized the value of protein rich alfalfa in his dairy program nut was looking for an easier and more reliable method of handling it, and boy has he found it. ffis 265 milk cows are fed four times daily, fifteen minutes parti His haylage and high moisture ear com program has cut his feed bill in half. This year 300 bales of hay were made from 400 acres of alfalfa and he told us he had to bribe his help to get that mnrh baling done. His HARVESTORE heifer feeding program is also unique since no grain is fed, only the haylage ration. Penn Jersey HARVESTORE congratulates the Millers on their purchase of the I,oooth HARVEST ORE in our area knowing they will continue to enjoy the exciting changes and profitable benefits of HARVESTORE Fanning. STOLTZFUS, JOHN L. & AMOS STOLTZFUS r LEONARD STOLTZFUS, LEVI P., JR. STOLTZFUS, NAAMAN STOLTZFUS, NATHAN E. STOLTZFUS, ROY Y, STOLTZFUS, SAMUEL L. STOLTZFUS, STEPHEN S. STONEBACK BROTHERS STOUT, LEROY R. STOW, EDWARD C. & SON STRAOSE, CHARLES I. STRICKEN, WILBUR M. STHOHECKER £ BAUHERT STROHECKER, ELHOOD STUMP, JOHN H. STUMPF, R. & J. STUTSMAN, JAMES SUNNY CRAFT FARM SHCZGARD, CHARLES E.,-JR. SHINGLE, CLINT D. SWOPE, CARLOS fc GLADYS TANIS, JACOB ISBN CHAL FARM TERLESRI, JOHN THALER, EDWARD C. THOME FARMS. INC. THOMPSON, GILBERT P. TOTTEN, ROBERT K. TREICHLER, FERYL J. TRIPLE G FARMS TROUT, J. HENRY TUSZM, JULIUS A. UUfER, GERALD F. OLRICH, ROBERT W. DMBLE, VERNON (JNGEMACH, ELMER £ GEORGE os LIN, LOUIS T. valley VIEW DAIRY VAN MATER, DAN WAGNER, LEWIS 6. WAGNER, ROOGER„L. HAINWRIGHT, FRED JR. WAINHRIGHT, FRED SR. WANNER, WAYNE H. WEAVER, ALLEN M. WEAVER, CLARENCE HEAVER, GEORGE HEAVER, HARLAND WEAVER, LESTER HEAVER, MARTIN HEAVER, HBRVIN HEAVER, RAYMOND M. heaver, wilher j. HEDELL, H. VERNON HCILER, DAVID H. NBHGER, ELAM 2. WENGER, JOHN B. WENGER, LESTER N. WENGER, NOAH W. WENTZELL, PAUL S. WERNER, LEWIS H. WERNER, STANLEY G. WIAND, MYRON WILKINSON FARMS WILLIAMS, GLENN WILSON, CHARLES D. WILSON, HENRY R. WILSON, HORACE D. WINNER, MAURICE B. WISE, MERLE WITHER, DONALD W. WITHER, J. ROHRER WITHER, PAUL R. WITHER, RAYMOND F. WOLGEMUTH, PAUL M. YEAGER, JOHN YETTER, MERLIN E. YIHGST, RICHARD E. YODER, THOMAS S. YODER, VERNON C. YOST BROTHERS YOST, JOHN S. YOTHERS, WARREN R. ZEAGER, RALPH ZEISBT, PHARES ZERBE, MARLIN ZIMMERMAN, AARON N. ZIMMERMAN, AMOS W. ZIMMERMAN, D. MARTIN ZIMMERMAN, DAVID D. ZIMMERMAN, ELAM ZIMMERMAN, ELMER B. ZIMMERMAN, ENOS N. ZIMMERMAN, ESTHER ZIMMERMAN, LEON H. ZIMMERMAN, LOREN L. ZIMMERMAN, LUKE RAY ZIMMERMAN, RAYMOND H ZOOK, DANIEL ZUCK, CHRIST W, ZWEIZIG, LEROY (HRS 3
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