THE TRUTH ... ABOUT SAVING MONEY IN THE FROM AGWAY FACT #1 Your bulk HOW? FACT #2 A precooier, using your well water will pay for itself in 10 years, or less (at today’s electric rates) 1. The top 20-25° comes off your milk in LESS than Vz minute BEFORE the milk even gets to the tank. 2. Compressor running time can be cut up to 50%. 3. Agitation time bad for milk quality, and sometimes a factor in lower fat tests is reduced up to 50%. FACT #3 NOW is the time to call AGWAY about saving money in YOUR milkhouse. 1. Hot weather is when undersized bulk tanks are most expensive and most likely to need servicing. 2. Hot weather is when a PRECOOLER saves you most in cooling costs. 3. Hot weather is when your fat test drops most from excessive agitation. 4. NOW - FOR A LIMITED TIME - PRICES on the larger size GIRTON AMBASSADOR tanks (10G0,1240,1500, and 2000 gallon tanks) ARE REDUCED through AGWAY as much as $5OO. 5. Telmark lease arrangements are especially favorable. You MAY even find your savings will cover the lease payments. CHAMBERSBURG 409 E Grant St Chambersburg, PA 717 263-4197 AGWAY MILKHOUSE :ank may be working fine but robbing you blind. 1. An undersized tank can DOUBLE vour hot water bill. 2. An undersized tank can DOUBLE your detergent bill. 3. An undersized tank can LOWER vour fat test significantly. 4. An undersized tank can ADD significantly to your hauling cost. FARM SYSTEMS AND MECHANICAL CENTERS TEMPLE SUPPLY CENTER N sth St Highway Temple, PA 215-929-5264 AVONDALE SUPPLY CENTER Junction U S. 1 &41 Avondale, PA 215-268-2043 DUBLIN TANEYTOWN CHAPMAN STORE A ' Rt 313 Frederick St RD2 \ Dublin, PA Taneycown, MD Wescosville, PA /A\ * 215-249-3556 301-848-3225 215-395-3381 “Our 10’ inline cooler saves energy for us. Temperature of milk is lowered approximately 25° before reaching the tank. No electricity is consumed as water runs through the cooler enroute to the barn. Our electric bill hasn’t increased even though we added additional equipment." I CARLISLE E North St Carlisle, PA 717-243-4312 GWA 800 GAL. GIRTON AMBASSADOR Earl L Neff and bis son Steve R.D. 4, Quanyville, PA Afo]rm° MMa Agway’s own leasing plan. No Down Payment 100% Financing. Tax Benefits Because in most cases Agri-Lease Payments are tax deductible. Terms To fit your cash flow Up to 8 years Monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual payments Competitive Rates No need to disturb your present financing arrangements. LANCASTER YORK WEST STORE FARM STORE 26 W Market St 1140 Dillerville Rd York, PA Lancaster. PA 717-792-2674 717-394-0541 (Mg©. Saturday, July 21,1979- Lancaster Farming, INSULATION Quonset has a new in sulation sheet, called Quonrigid insulation, made with a core of fiberglass reinforced cellular plastic foam and coated on both sides with aluminum foam facers. The top-side is bright reflective aluminum and the underside is white embossed aluminum. The most important feature of Quonrigid is its performance as a heat barrier. The thinnest sheets, an inch thick, have an “R” factor of 8, and the thickest, 2V* inches, offers RlB. The four foot wide panels come in lengths up to 12 feet. The aluminum facers provide a vapor barrier and the fiberglass reinforcement in the core make it rigid. Because it is rigid, it is easy to install and won’t sag once it is in place. Quonrigid insulation fits between the purlins and the Quonset roofing panels. Once it is in place, the Quonset roofing panels are fitted with self-drilling standoff fasteners. Quonset metal building systems are manufactured and marketed by National Steel Products Company of Houston, a wholly-owned subsidiary of National Steel Corporation, Pittsburgh. POLE STRUCTURES • Farm • Urban • Commercial THRIVE CENTER ENVIRONMENTAL BUILDINGS • Gaatation • Farrowing • Nursery/Finishing For lntorm*tion Writ* or Pftoot MERVIN MILLER 7 Keener Road Lititz, PA 17543 Phone (717) 626-5204 BARN BOOT Foractivefarmers Rugged, barnyard acid resistant uppers for extra-long wear on hardworking feet Come try on a par RED WING Boms SHOE SERVICE 107 E STATE ST QUARRYVILLE, PA 17566 717-786-2795 25
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