PSU livestock show slated
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.
.. The 60th Little
International Livestock
Exposition is scheduled for
April 00 at the Campus Ice
Pavilion, Penn State
University, here. The show
will begin at 8 aon. and there
is no admission charge.
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Mount Joy, PA.
717-653-2075
Members of the Block and
Bridle Club sponsor the
event, patterned after the
former Chicago
International Livestock
Exposition.
Sixty beef cattle, 42 pigs,
37 sheep, and 18 horses have
been selected at random by
new and used wheel sel
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students who then begin
scrubbing, clipping,
brushing, leading, and
training. By April 30, both
the animals and the students
are ready for the
competition. Champions are
chosen in each species and
overall. Awards are
presented at a banquet
which follows the show at
6:30 p.m.
The banquet will honor the
man for whom the 60th Little
International is dedicated-
Richard Kuzemchek,
University shepherd; and
the 1977 Distinguished
Alumnus of the Department
of Dairy and Animal
Science, Dr. James
Christian of the University of
Georgia.
The Exposition was
founded in 1917 by Peter B.
MacKenzie, a former
superintendent of livestock
at the University. The
“Little International” dif
fers from the Chicago show
in that it is judged on the
student’s performance in
fitting and showing animals
rather than the animal’s
merits. The show offers a
learning experience to the
participants and an en
joyable day to the spec
tators.
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What's new
The Binley Company has
introduced a" new bale
carrier, called the Port-a-
Bale. It can haul any size
bale from three feet to six
feet in diameter without the
operator ever leaving his
tractor. Non-stop loading
and unloading of bales, from
front or rear, is made
possible by the unique design
of the Port-a-Bale.
No matter what their
condition, tied or untied,
perfect or damaged, bales
will be handled by the Port
a-Bale. In addition, they are
compressed end to end for
improved weather
resistance in -storage.
Since Port-a-Bale utilizes
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Loans for all 1977 crop
commodities will be subject
to a six per cent interest rate
for the regular loan period.
The interest rate on out
standing storage facility and
drying equipment loans
which were subject to
variable interest rates, also
were reduced April 1 from 7
Vz per cent to seven per cent.
Loans made on or after April
1 will bear interest at the
seven per cent rate for the
period they are outstanding.
This announcement
changes the policy of ad
justing interest rates every
six months on outstanding
loans, but it continues the
policy of setting rates at a
level sufficient to recover the
Commodity Credit Cor
poration’s cost of borrowing
money from the U. S.
Treasury.
In addition to the lower
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the tractor’s hydraulic
system, there are no PTO
requirements.
For front-end loading, the
tongue simply swings to the
right or left of the tractor.
The bale pickup rails spread
apart and lower
hydraulically to retrieval
position, facilitating
scooping up bales from the
field as fast as driving
Renditions will allow. When
fflie Port-aßale is full, the
tongue swings to the center
position and the bales are
lifted to travel height.
For rear loading, the rear
stop bar is rotated and the
pickup rails are spread and
lowered. The bales are
rates, this loan program
increases the maximum
amount to be loaned,
broadens items which may
be included for a loan, and
decreases the down payment
required.
The maximum loan
amount is being increased
from $25,000 to $50,000. New
provisions for loans also
include provisions to add
concrete and wiring cost for
structures and drying
equipment, and only a 15 per
cent down payment instead
of the previous 30 per cent.
In determining the amount
of the loan, storage needs
will be based on two years’
farm production, instead of
one year’s production, as
was required before these
changes.
These changes and the'
lowered interest rate of
seven per cent will remain
constant for the term of the
loan.
picked up by backing under
them. Unloading is as ef
fortless as loading.
While being carried, the
bale position remains un
changed from field to
storage and waste from
dropoff is held at a
minimum.
From hitch point to end,
the Port-a-Bale measures 34
feet, one inch, and its overall
width is eight feet. This
permits a capacity of four
standard sized 1,500 pound
bales. For more information
about the new Port-a-Bale,
write: The Binkley Com
pany, Warrenton, Missouri
63383.
MAN-MADE
BALING TWINE
Recently introduced and
made by Bridon Cordage,
Inc., Albert Lea, Minn.,
Bridon twine is moisture
proof and rodent resistant.
Each spool is individually
shrink-wrapped to keep it
stable in the twine box and
help prevent tangling.
A distinctive orange in
color, the twine has been
proven in the field with
success on hay, straw and
cornstalks. Four different
types of twine with varying
knot strengths are currently
available for use on round
and square bales in any part
of the country.
If needed, Bridon Cordage
will provide free technical
assistance for farmers using
Bridon twine at any location.
For further information,
write or call Bridon Cordage
Inc., Albert Lea, Minnesota
56007. Call toll-free 1-800-533-
6002. In Minnesota cal]
collect 507-377-1601.
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