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BEEFALO HYBRID
CATTLE
BEEFALO - ITS GREAT
- Rapid gams on grass and roughage
- 55-65 lb Births -up to 1100 lb yearling
• Test data show 62 percent carcass dress out
- We stock and distribute Pureblood Beefalo
Semen and Half-Blood Beefalo heifers and
bulls
- Visit our farm and see our animals
BEEFALO N&J
4270 Quakerbridge Road
Princeton, N J 08540
609-896-0336
Member World Beefalo Association
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BARN
CLEANER
SAVES 1/O OF
UP TO I/ O POWER
Starline "47" Barn Cleaner
cuts power-robbing friction five
ways— ★ Exclusive concrete
forms produce accurate cor
ners. ★ Adjustable shafts as
sure precise idler wheel align
ment. ★ No-load starting,
self-aligning bearings, and
low-friction hold down shoes
further reduce power require
ments and let your drive 420-
feet of barn cleaner chain or
handle 97 cows with only a 2
h.p. motor. For more facts, see
us . . ,
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AVONDALE SUPPLY CENTER LANCASTER SUPPLY YORK WEST STORE
Junction US 1 & 41 1027 DiHenille Rd. 26 W. Market St.
Avondale, PA Lancaster, PA ™rt.PA
215-268-8238 717-397-4761 717-792-2674
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★ Giant 30-inch impeller
throws down tons of silage per
hour from 20'-30' dia. silos,|
★ Exclusive, big 36-square
inch collector ring throat pro
motes high-volume discharge.
★ Exclusive auger design.
Diameter steps up at impeller
to increase silage velocity.
TEMPLE SUPPLY CHAPMAN STORE
N. sth St. Highway RO2, Wescosville, PA
Temple. PA 215-395-3381
215-929-5264
Dairymen honor
farm editor
UNCASTKH, Pa - Beth
N Gray, farm editor of the
Bedford (Pa.) Gazette, was
recently honored at the "1975
Agri-Communicator of the
Year," by the dairy farmer
members of Inter-State Milk
Producers' Cooperative at
their annual meeting here on
Nov. 26
Lester C. Jones, president
of Inter-State and a New
Jersey dairy farmer,
presented the plaque at the
Young Cooperator Breakfast
program which was attended
by about 500 dairymen and
their wives.
‘‘Too often, I’m afraid, we
fad to appreciate the efforts
and service put forth by the
news media," Jones told the
dairymen.
Reading the inscription on
the plaque, Jones noted the
award was presented to Mrs.
Gary: “in sincere appre
ciation of your continuing
accurate portrayal of the
dairy farmer and his in
dustry. Your knowledge,
awareness and continued
dedication is hereby
recognized by our member
dairy farmers.”
Mrs Gray, a 1964 graduate
in agricultural com
munications from Penn
State University, has been
farm editor of the Bedford
Gazette since 1971. She
previously worked for the
New Castle News, the
Johnstown Tribune-
Democrat and the Centre
Daily Tunes
On December 10.
1775, Gen Nathan
ael Greene reported
to Gov. Samuel
Ward of Rhode
Island that the
troops "seem to be
so sick of this way
of life, and so home
sick, that I fear the
greater part will go
home.” The diary of
a Private Lunt re
corded “Colonel
Little’s regiment ex
cused from duty.
Paraded in order
to enlist men for
the new establish
ment; a consider
able number en
gaged.”
Confused?
An ear of com is like a
question when you are pop
ping it Did you know you
can add the letter A to the
end of the month and have
the name of a city’ Augusta
Some athlete’s feet Astro
nauts get mistle (missile)
toes
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FRE
HALF YEAR'S SUPPL
FUE
WITH ANY NEW
jj)\ AIR-COOLED DIESEL TRACTOR
Buy any new Deutz tracto K and get direct from Deutz
Corporation a check equal to the estimated fuel needed
for six month s of average farm work
Deutz can make this offer because Deutz air-cooled
diesel engines use so much less fuel than others
You'll not only get a big cash fuel savings bonus now,
but you will continue to make big savings on fuel for the
life of your Deutz
Comq in and let us give you full information
SAVE UP TO $651.00
OFFER EXPIRES DECEMBER 31
MODEL CASH FUEL BONUS MODEL CASH FUEL BONUS
D 3006 104 50 D 5806 318 00
D 4006 133 00 D 7006 372 40
D 4506 152 00 D 7206 385 00
D 5206 180 50 DBOO6 399 00
D 5506 239 40 DlOOO6 556 50
D 6206 250 80 D 13006 65100
D 6006 296 40 ''Based on 36C /gal
Subiect to availability
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. Dec. 13,1975
William E. Perry, manager of quality assurance,
and lab technician Alice Marshall check the pH
value of a soil sample at the Royster Company's
new Research and Development Laboratory in
Chesapeake, Virginia. The lab will perform soil and
fertilizer testing, with up to 20,000 samples
estimated to be analyzed during the first year of
operation.
Royster Opens
new laboratory
The Royster Research and
Development Laboratory
located at the fertilizer
manufacturer’s Money Point
installation in Chesapeake,
Virginia will begin full
operation as of this month,
according to James E.
Seymour, manager of
research and development
for Royster Company. The
new automated facility is a
result of the consolidation of
the Norfolk, Virginia and
Toledo, Ohio soil testing labs
and the Norfolk quality
assurance laboratory.
The lab’s primary function
will be to perform soil and
fertilizer testing, the
research and development of
new fertilizer processes as
well as quality assurance
checks on current products.
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STAUFFER
DIESEL, Inc.
V
Approximately 20,000
samples are expected to be
analyzed during the first
year of operation.
“With tiie consolidation of
our three plants into a
central operation, Royster
has one of the most modern
and complete fertilizer
research and development
laboratories in the nation,”
says Manager James E.
Seymour. “The plants
automated techniques allow
us 'to be efficient and
economical while main-i
tabling the highest level of
quality control.”
The Royster facility
consists of one central lab
area, a weighing room, a
conference room, four of
fices, a utility-storage area
and two grinding rooms. In
addition, the site features a
15-acre plot for agronomic
research plus a new
greenhouse which will
enable year-round testing.
The lab will employ twelve
technicians headed by
William E. Perry, manager
of quality assurance for
Royster Company. Dr. John
Richards, research chemical
engineer, will be responsible
for the pilot plant operation
at the Money Point plant.
Headquartered in Norfolk,
Virginia, Royster Company
is one of the nation’s leading
manufacturers of fertilizer.
The regional company
operates in 24 states from
Pennsylvania to Florida,
west to Nebraska.
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INVITE FRIENPS for AN iMFORMAL-
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Bowl filler with a refreshing
PALATE-PLEASING PUNCH. START
WITH a BASE of strong TEA APP
CRANBERRY JUICE, LEMONAPE,
UMEAP& AMP GINGER ALE THE
TEA GIVES BOpy TO THE PUNCH
WITHOUT MASKING THE OTHER
FLAVORS AMP IT ACTS AS A
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