Stauffer Diesel shown new Deutz line
NEW HOLLAND - Amos
B. Stauffer, Stauffer Diesel
Inc., New Holland was one of
over 300 Deutz dealers who
‘Action
Banker’
named
HARRSBURG - E. Clair
Adams, assistant vice
president of Dauphin
Deposit Bank and Trust
Company, Carlisle, has been
appointed an Agricultural
Action Banker by the
Pennsylvania Bankers
Association.
Agricultural Action
Bankers, a program spon
sored by the American
Bankers Association’s
(ABA) Agricultural Bankers
Division, fulfill a liaison
function between the
national Association and
their state bankers
association.
As an Agricultural Action
Banker, Adams will review
and comment to ABA on
national legislative and
regulatory issues affecting
agriculture, inform his state
association of national ag
banking activities and
development and channel
state and local farm finance
issues and information to the
National Association.
ABA’s Agricultural
Bankers Division is con
cerned with the supply of
loans and financial services
to farmers and rural com
munities.
The ABA is the national
trade association of the
banking industry.
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Silverdale, PA *
215-257-5136
AGROPHILOS, INC.
RDI, Millerstown, PA
717-444-3232
attended a three-day, action
packed new product in
troduction hosted by Deutz
Agricultural Equipment
Division in Orlando, Florida,
last month.
While in Orlando, Stauffer
attended intensive orien
tation sessions designed to
fully acquaint Deutz dealers
with the new Deutz
agricultural equipment.
Included in the new line of
products are four DX
Agricultural tractors, each
available in 2-WD or 4-WD
versions. Ranging from 84 to
140 pto horsepower, these
are the first “formula”
engineered tractors com-
Terry Shawer, Deutz district manager tor Pennsylvania, welcomed Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Stauffer of New Holland to the new product introduction hosted by
the Deutz Corporation in Orlando, Florida last month.
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OTHER BLUE LINE!
Rt. 16 West,
Greencastle, PA
717-597-3138
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FARM SUPPLY EOUIPMENT COL
Blanton, PA
215-926-3851
bining new power, more
comfort and superior, in
novative technology. Also
unveiled was the new D
6806/A tractor featuring a
new, fully synchronized
transmission with 12 for
ward and four reverse
speeds.
Stauffer was also included
in demonstrations of Deutz-
Fahr hay and forage
handling equipment. New in
this line are the Fahr KSIOO
windrow rake, designed to
produce single or double
untangled, fluffy windrows,
the Fahr KH 40 DN Cen
tipede Haymaker which
turns, tedds and spreads in
• Four Wheel Drive, 53 6 pto H.P • 13 6 x 28
7 50 x 20 Wheels & Tires • 8 Forward, 2 Reverse
Speeds • 11 in Clutch • Power Steering
• Independent pto
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LOADER MODEL
Front End 60” Manure
Bucket, Heavy Duty
Weights, 3 pt. Hitch Kit..
Honey Grove, PA
717-734-3682
Btoomsburg, PA
717-784-7456
one operation and the Fahr
KH 900 forage harvester that
provides highly convenient
changes from 2-row com
head to hay pick-up at
tachment.
Deutz Corporation,
Agricultural Equipment
Division, a subsidiary of
Klockner-Humboldt-Deutz,
Cologne, West Germany, is
located in Atlanta Ga. with
regional offices in Atlanta;
Columbus, Ohio; and
Davenport, lowa. Deutz
markets agricultural
tractors ranging from 32 to
140 pto horsepower and
Deutz-Fahr hay and forage
handling equipment.
with
55 H.P.
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WITH LOADER
(F. 0.8. Tarboro, N.C.)
CUPPER
FARM EQUIP.
RDI, Alexandria, PA
814-669-9015
S. Race St.
Myerstown, PA
717-866-2138
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 20,1979
TH sells twine mill
NEW ORLEANS, La. -
International Harvester
(IH) has agreed to sell its
New Orleans, La. twine mill
to Twine Products Cor
poration, New Orleans, an
independent company which
will own and operate the
facility.
Terms of the transaction
were not disclosed.
The 233,000 square foot
plant is the world’s largest
plastic and sisal twine mill,
and the only producer of
sisal twine in the U.S. This
twine is used for hay baling
as well as industrial ap
plications.
About 130 people are
employed. Twine Products
plans to hire all the plant’s
Dr. Fredd
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•wonderful foundation for
work in agri-business,” he
added.
Forty vocational
agriculture teachers from
Pennsylvania honored Dr.
Fredd in September for his
many extra hours spent
working with the Solanco
FFA students in their
projects and special clubs.
Upon retirement from
teaching, Dr. Fredd com
pleted studies to qualify for
and obtained a Brokers
license and since November
1, 1978, he has been in the
real estate business with his
son-in-law with an office in
Quanyville.
“I never was a hobby man
andl sort of worked or fooled
with the idea of farm real
estate and then studied and
passed the real estate sales
examination several years
hourly and most of the
salaried and managerial
personnel.
IH started producing twine
in New Orleans in 1923, and
the present plant was built in
1952 on a land lease to 1997
with the New Orleans port
authority.
“The sale is part of IH’s
continuing program to
redeploy its assets for
maximum company
benefit,” said Ben H.
Warren, president of the
Agricultural Equipment
Group which operates the
twine mill.
“In Twine Products, we
are pleased to have found a
buyer that is interested in
operating the plant as a
going concern,” he added.
ago.” He worked for fifteen
years with other firms
before setting up the Fredd-
Eddy Realty this past Fall
“When asked if he missed
teaching or the prospects of
not going to the Farm Shnow
in 1979 with the Solanco
FFA, Dr. Fredd said that at
first in September, he was
very busy and did not mond
it but since to the National
FFA convention in
November “It is crept up on
me then.”
Dr. Fredd along with his
wife Frances have lived in
Quarryville for the past six
years. They have two
children, James a silver
smith in Tucson, Arizona;
and Jane Eddy who is em
ployed by the Family and
Childrens Service in Lan
caster. Mrs. Fredd teaches
home economics in the
Coatesville School District.
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