Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 02, 1978, Image 42

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Energy exposition slated next week
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LANCASTER -
Cooperative Extension
Service of Lancaster County
Trill sponsor its first ever
energy exposition next
Saturday in the Farm and
Home Center, here. Par
ticipants will include major
utility companies'. and
private manufacturers of
such devices as beat
Dairylea
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Dairylea’s new form of
capitalization comes in the
form of an investment. It is
not a loan. Known as “equity
credit,” the certificates
being purchased by mem
bers cany no date of
maturity and will bear no
interest. They may or may
not earn money, depending
on the state of business at
Dairylea.
For the past 58 years,
Dairylea has been financed
principally by Certificates of
Indebtedness which were
redeemed in 10 years from
date of issue and paid in
terest. Members did not
have any permanent capital
invested in the cooperative
which has annual sales in
excess of $350 million, but
which sustained annual
losses in recent years.
Last March, Dairylea
announced that it did not
have funds nor bank
financing available to
redeem the Certificates due
in April and that a new,
capital program was
olanned.
The plan, approved by
delegates representing the
co-op’s 5500 members,
provided that members
would be assigned a Base
Capital requirement figured
on each member’s 1977 milk
production. Members are
making this investment in
Dairylea by submitting their
Dairylea Certificates at face
value for equity credit, and
by buying up nonmember
owned Certificates at an
offering price of 53 cents per
dollar of face amount. These
purchased Certificates are
NOTICE
FOR LOWER COST PER HOUR -
RELY ON LISTER
THE PROVEN DIESEL
Lister Diesel
-4 thru 155 h.p. at 1800 rpm
Most models on hand.
Amalie Motor Oil & Greases
Air Compressors
Refrigeration Compressors
1000 gal. Air Pressure Tank
250 lb. pressure approved
Custom Bilt Liman Katolight
PTC or Diesel drive alternators
Bodmin Nu-Pulse Milking System
Girton Milk Tank - 200-6000 gal
Water Heaters - Milk House Supplies
BYLER’S DIESEL REFRIGERATION
Star Route, Belleville, PA. 17004
For emergency service needed on
diesel or milk cooling systems -
Call 717-483-6446
or 717-483-6714
or 717-483-6351
distrubutors for fireplaces.
According to Lancaster
County Agent, Jay Irwin, the
event should prove to be of
interest to both fanners and
non-farmers.
The
“This is an importnat
meeting for all home owners
and farmers alike,” says
Irwin, noting that solar
also being submitted for
equity credit at full face
value.
During the five months
that this plan was in
progress, members sub
mitted for equity credit or
committed' to purchase
Certificates with a total face
value of $2O million, which is
over 70 per cent of the ap
proximately $29 million of
Certificates that were
outstanding.
“This wonderful response
of members means that
Dairylea will moye from a
negative equity of $lO million
to $ll million in positive
equity.
“It means that, for the
first time, members not only
control this organization, as
they always have, but have a
very substantial ownership
investment,” said
Rutherford. At the discretion
of the Board of Directors,
members equity investments
can be paid back as funds
-become available.
Dairylea operates seven
fluid.milk plants: New York
City, Syracuse, Buffalo,
Binghamton, and Goshen,
New York, Scranton, Pa.;
and Middlebury Conn. It also
operates cheese, ice cream,
cultured products, nonfat
dry milk, whey, and asceptic
product plants in Utice,
Vernon, Adams, and Oneida,
New York, and is part owner
of a major milk manufac
turing plant uißatavia, New
York. The farmer co-op has
1,700 employees.
Its members operate dairy
farms in New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, New
England, and bordering
West Virginia.
Steel Chain Saw
Sales & Service
energy will also be featured
among the displays.
The displays will be open
to the public beginning at 10
a.m., December 9. They’ll be
available for inspection until
3 p.m. While there, visitors
will also have the op
portunity to inspect wood
burning stoves. In
formational materials will
WHAT'S NEW
- - - -
SIDE MOUNTED
PUMP ,
A new side-mounted pump
and a center agitation ac
cessory are now available as
components of the
Slurrystore system, ac
cording to the manufacturer,
A. O. Smith Harvesters
Products, Inc., headquar
tered in Arlington Heights,
HI.
The center agitation
device offers unifrom
mixing and superior
recirculation for larger,
Slurrystore above-grade
manure storage tanks. The
agitator works in con
junction with the new pump.
With an outlet located at
the center of the tank floor.
THRIFSiMH'
Economical
Steel Buildings for
Rural And Urban Use
No matter what your agricultural or storage
needs, there’s a Thnf-stor building that’s right for
your needs Equipment storage. Livestock
building Gram storage. Workshop or Garage.
Thnf-stor’s strong steel construction is available
m four basic building types, in widths ranging
from 20-60 feet and heights from 8-16 feet.
Choose from galvanized or nine beautiful color
finishes too
Manufactured by Mesco, one of the nation’s
leading producers of pre-engmeered steel
building systems, Thnf-stor buildings are
professionally designed to provide solid strength
at maximum savings
So, wherever you need a low
cost, low maintenance, light
duty building, let Thnf-stor
provide the practical, attrac- AlfcCfO
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AUTHORIZED BUILDER
All Styles of Commercial Buildings Also Available.
VERNON MYERS, INC.
STEEL BUILDINGS & GRAIN STORAGE
RD4 Box 845
LEBANON, PA. 17042
PHONE: 717-867-4139
be available for reading, at
home.
Jack Tracey, chairman of
th Lancaster County
Commissioners, will offer
the opening remarks when
the event gets underway
next Saturday. His address
will be followed by 'an
overview of the energy
the center agitator can
achieve thorough blending of
liquid manure, operting over
one-half the distance
required by side agitators.
The center agitator must be
installed at the time of tank
erection,'although the pump
may be added later, even
when the tank is filled., The
agitator nozzle can be
manually rotated a full 360
degrees from outside the
tank.
u*.
In situations where severe
crusting of the slurry .sur
face occurs, an over-the-top
kit may also be required.
The new centrifugal pump
features semi-open impeller
to operate effectively with a
70 h.p. tractor, says the
manufacturer. Reliable
tapered roller bearing drive
and 35 lb. p.s.i. at shut off
contribute to superior slurry
agitation. Maximum
pumping capacity is 2,000
gallon per minute.
The Slurry store liquid
manure system is 1 offered in
a variety of sizes. Each
structure features the glass
fused-to-steel concept with
storage capacities ranging
from 50,000 to over 900,000
gals.
For more information,
contact:' Harold Davis,
director of marketing, A. O.
Smith Harvestore Products,
Inc. (312)439-1530.
situation presented by Mark Courted, Harrisburg, wil
Shaw, agricultural engineer' talkaboutsolar*enefgy use
from Penn State University. Lunch follows his presen
Specific topics, of 'tationatll:4s.
discussion will be featured . Wood and coal burning
throughout the exposition. At stove safety will be anothei
10:45 a representative from topic, beginning at 1 p.m. Ar
Pennsylvania Power and hour later an energy con
Light Company will talk on sultant from U.G.I. Cor
requirements and poration will talk about “Dc
how to meet them.. - -It yourself .Energy Savers.' 1
At 11:15 Mat Kelly from. Questions’followat 2:30 anc
the Governor’s Energy the exposition adjourns at 3.
DEKHIB
ngßesear[h,lnc.
Introduces your new
dealer in Lancaster
and Lebanon* Co.
VERNON E. BALMER
MYERSTOWN
717-949-6897
MELVIN C. BOYCE, JR.
QUARRYViLLE
717-786-3663
BROOKLAWN FARM
J. WILMER CONRAD
ROBERT L. COUNTS
NOTTINGHAM
215-529-2663
DUTCH VALLEY FARM
MANHEIM
717-665-6220
CLAIR K. GRIFFITH
QUARRYVILLE
717-786-2740
MARVIN R. KAYLOR
DAVID L. LANDIS
JOHN I. YODER
Your New DEKALB Dealer is
well-qualified to help you plan a
more profitable farm operation
with high yielding DEKALB seed -
corn, sorghum, sudax, and alfalfa.
He’s ready to serve you. Contact
him about the 5% cash savings
available in December.
For additional information,
contact Dekalb Agßesearch, Inc.,
1625 E. Market St., York, Pa.
17403.
DEPEND ON DEKALB
DEKALB i* a r«|i)ltr*4 fcrind rum* Numba'l hyb/ids
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LANCASTER
717-569-1580
LITITZ
717-626-1736
ANNVILLE
717-865-2465
LANCASTER
717-898-7705
CHRISTIANA
215-593-5732