Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, June 05, 1976, Image 13

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    • LANCASTER FARMING
MARKET REPORTS
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WE HAVE EXPANDED
OUR OPERATION TO HANDLE
YOUR COMPLETE DAIR Y NEEDS.
250 GAL GIRTON S A CA.OO
Stainless Steel w/Compressor - 4 years old • Hjw
Real Nice.
J, M. HORST SERVICE CO.
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FOR FULL
JUNE DAIRY MONTH SPECIALS
10% OFF ALL MILKING EQUIPMENT
DEPEND ON US - 24 HOUR SERVICE
COME IN, WRITE OR PHONE FOR FULL INFORMATION!
Box 231, Quentin, PA Phone (717) 274-1242
Sales Rep. in Lane. Co. Bill Guhl Phone (717) 529-2569
TEAT TO TANK!
Inter-State’s Gartley honored
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Patrick B. Healy, executive secretary, National
Milk Producers Federation (left) presents Boyd C.
Gartley with a plaque commemorating his “per
formance in representating cooperative
associations to the media". The award was
presented for Gartley’s efforts in promoting the
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday. June 5,1976
“symposium” held for consumer organizations and
the news media on April 13 and 14 in Washington,
D.C. Gartley is director and member of public
relations for Inter-State Milk Producer’s
Cooperative, Southampton, Pa.
If you have a problem of teat and udder erosion in your herd
chances are you are milking with unstable vacuum And, as more
and more animal health authorities have been agreeing that many
teat and udder injuries which have contributed to the spread of
mastitis —have been caused by unstable milking vacuum . you
should have your milking machine’s performance checked.
We’ll be happy to do this for you with our DETCO Graph Machine.
It’s a remarkable, new invention that records vacuum readings at
the milker units attached to the teats, recording the milking vacuum
and pulsating vacuum simultaneously. And tells you in easy-to
understand graph form, as shown in the photo above, if you are
milking with unstable vacuum at the teat end.
Increasing the size of your vacuum pump and the size of your air
and milk lines are good recommendations. But if you still don’t
have stable vacuum at the teat ends— investigate ourZERO CONCORD
Twin-Vacuum Pipeline Milking System. It's a combination of a
revolutionary pipeline milking machine and the ZERO Completely-
Automated Vacuum Bulk Milk
Cooler. It was designed especi
ally to milk with stable vacuum
at the teat ends to prevent teat
and udder injuries caused by
milking with unstable vacuum.
And has many other advantages.
Used Tanks & Milking Equipment
DUMP STATIONS VACUUM PUMPS
SPUTNICKS BUCKET MILKERS
NEW AND USED COMPRESSORS ALL SIZES
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NEW MODEL. 70's
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TWIN-VACUUM PIPELINE
MILKING SYSTEM
- WITH COW MONITOR
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