Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 12, 1979, Image 135

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GEORGE W. TALLMAN & SONS, Tower City, Pa.
“Our first experience with the Harvestall Chillcuring system was with
the 1978 corn crop. We put 24% to 28% moisture corn in the bins in late
November and followed the Chillcunng principle as instructed. The
system worked perfectly
“We sold the corn at an extra price advantage because of its fine
quality Loads tested from 14% to 15% moisture Test weight per bushel
was from 56 to 58 lbs. and the corn looked very bright and attractive
“We do not have exact cost figures because of a combination electrical
installation with our new potato storage facility However, we do not know
that it will be only'a fraction of what we were losing at the elevator, where
they were drying our corn with oil and gas fired hot air dryers We expect
the same advantages with our certified seed wheat, oats and rye this
summer
“Another great advantage to owning your own Harvestall system is the
increased efficiency at harvest. You can eliminate time wasting trips to the
elevator and waiting in line to unload.
“With the Harvestall you can selhyour gram when you decide the time
and price are right And you can be sure the quality is excellent if you follow
the Harvestall Chillcunng system correctly.”
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Lazing in the May sunshine, the cows on the farm of Robert E. Metzger, west of Manheim,
enjoy the bright weather which was seen this past week in the Lancaster County area.
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Advanced Ag Products
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 12,1979
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JE j The Harvestali
Mala Chillcuring System
It’s simple When gram comes out of the field it’s a
living seed So instead of destroying the seed with high
heat, moisture is removed with natural air ventilation.
The gram keeps all its feed value, there is less shrinkage
than with heat drying because only moisture is removed,
not dry matter You’ll never see white dust m Chillcured
corn You actually save half of what you’re used to
losing m heat shrink
There’s no gas or oil to buy. Natural air carries away
heat and moisture as the corn releases it
Harvestall Chillcurmg is a back-to-basics system
that just simply makes good sense. Find out more about
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