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• 1,2 or 3 cycles
• Frame 6'4”x49"
• Two 7' long cycle rails
• 1180 to 1430 lbs.
• Loading ramp
• Extra cycle rail (optional)
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• Bogie axle/over wheel
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• Wt. Capacity -24,000 lbs.
• Overall length: 31'O"
• Bed length: 20'0”
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live wheel axle assembly • weight capacities
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Berwick Vegetable Cooperative
(Continued from Page 106)
and more farmers give up
because there are a lot more
easy ways to make a living.
Today, we are beginning to
realize that we must leam
the lesson, and leam it
quickly. Further delay and
further disregard of
agricultural problems will
only add to the cost of the
solution and compound the
difficulty.
“You can pray that your
kids will love the soil enough
to find some sort of
satisfaction and con
tentment in watching things
grow out of that
irreplaceable resource, the
good earth, that God
provided. Thank God some
people still like to farm, and
would rather do that than
take an easier way out, like
selling out to a developer,
and those people are the
hope of a world getting
hungrier and hungrier and
depending upon American
agricultural production for
something to eat.
as low as
“But it must be made
profitable and attractive to
keep them down on the
farm...and on the family
farm.
“A recent consultation
held by 24 religious
demoninational and
ecumenical agencies found
that the family farm must be
maintained and
strengthened because:
1. It was found to be the most
efficient unit of food
production.
2. It is the best unit for
conservation of land and
water resources.
3. It preserves a genuinely
competitive element in
the national economy.
4. It provides a solid
economic base for strong
and cohesive famly life.
5. It represents a way of life
and containing the
valuable elements of
personal freedom, self
reliance, and vocational
fulfillment.
6. It provides the best and
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HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAILERS
• 8 ft. width
• Bed lengths- 12’6" to Z7’o"
• 6000 to 36,000 lbs. wt. cap
• Pintle eye or goose neck hitch
• Single, tandem or tri-axle
• Loading or flip-up ramps
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GRAIN TRAILERS
• Removable 300 bu. grain box
• Wt. capacity 20,000 lbs.
• Overall length: 24’2"
• Dump bed
• Tandem axles
• Bed length. 16’0”
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 10,1978
most suitable basis for
the social and economic
institutions of the rural
community.
“The family farm must,
necessarily and justly so, be
able to earn a return equal to
the cost of production plus a
reasonable profit - and
“reasonable” means return
on investment as well as
decent monetary gain based
on the number of hours
worked. And the return must
come from the marketplace,
and not from government.
We’re looking right here at a
perfect example - you m the
Berwick Vegetable
Cooperative have developed
a process for marketing your
produce and getting a fair
return, and it’s through your
own ingenuity in the
marketplace.
Admitting that he is not a
farmer, the Schuylkill
County politician
nonetheless said early in his
remarks that he had one
interest in common with his
listeners. “And I also have
one deep and abiding con
cern that I know you share
with me,” he added. “Our
Nature 4-H club meets
TAYLORIA The first
meeting of the 4-H Nature
Club was held recently and
officers were elected. Steve
Aument was named
treasurer, Lisa Rilhejmpr
was picked news reporter,
and Dannette Groff elected
secretary.
The group then went on a
Variety in milk
Can to bottle, bottle to
paper, paper to plastic
traces the evolution of milk
packaging in the United
States.
Raw to pasteruized to
homogenized to UHT traces
AARON S. GROFF & SON
FARM & DAIRY STORE
RD3, Ephrata, PA 17522 (Hinkletown)
Phone (717)354-4631
Store Hours - 7 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Closed Tues, Wed. & Sat. at 530 <»'
common interest centers on
the questions of how are we
going to convince our kids
that it is in their best interest
to carry on the family farm -
or the family small business.
After all, all the worrying we
do is done because we’re
concerned about our kids’
heritage - not only the
mundane things we might be
able to lave them, but what
kind of social and economic
world we are going to pass
on to them.”
BVC
Business Report
In other activities at the
25th anniversary meeting,
BVC manager Burton
Hetherington reported a
profit for the period under
review and that the profits
would be distributed to the
patrons of the cooperative
within the time prescribed
by Pennsylvania
cooperative law.
Hetherington noted that the
co-op is in a sound financial
position.
New directors elected to
three year terms were J.
Wilfred Richards, Dalton;
Clemon Smith, Nescopeck;
Robert Seesholtz, Jr.,
Bloomsburg; Dale
Whitenight, Catawissa; and
Joseph Skala, Ringtown.
hike along the Octorara
Creek, collecting specimens
and observing nature. After
returning, the plants and
flowers were placed on
boards and pressed.
The next meeting of the
group will be held on June 17
at the home of Mrs. Kleinb,
Tayloria.
product cnanges. Vitamin A
is added to lowfat and skim
milk; it’s optional for whole
milk. Fortification with
vitamin D is optional for all
forms of milk but it is added
to about 98 per cent of the
country’s milk.
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