Project Clearwater
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eluding the construction of
watering facilities. Strip
cropping was introduced and
a permanent wildlife habitat
was established. In addition,
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A new hog barn was being constructed as bulldozers dug a pond and thousdands of visitors
toured the area in wagons.
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proven features that N all add up to a better way to milk.
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the 85 wooded acres were
cleaned up.
The equipment involved in
the immense project in
cluded more • than 150
tractors, 110 farm wagons,
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and a variety of othei im
plements such as forage
harvesters, discs and plows.
Construction equipment and
a well driller were also in
volved.
Included in the materials
inventory were some 600
fence posts, 18 rolls of
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• BOU-MATIC DETACHERS—
Sized for any type milking
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• BOU-MATIC MILKERS—
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• BOU-MATIC SYSTEM
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• DARI-KOOL BULK MILK
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THERM A • STOR Heat
Recovery Systems—
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and FREE HOT WATER.
barbed wire, 350 tons of
crushed stone, 30 tons of
fertilizer, 200 tons of lime,
360 pounds of alfalfa, 3000
feet of woven wire, 60 cubic
yards of concrete, and much
more.
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 9,1978
This arrangement of railroad ties sloping down
to a small stream is designed to keep cattle from
polluting the water.
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