Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 10, 1980, Image 126

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    C3B—Lancaster Fanning, Saturday, May 10,1980
Farm Business
News
Recycle grain
drying heat
CYRSTAL LAKE, 111. -
Mathews Company grain
dryers, long recognized as
some of the most fuel ef
ficient in the industry, now
save significantly more fuel
with the all new Heat
Recovery System recently
announced by the company.
Unlike other energy
saving dryers, this system
saves fuel without reducing
dryer capacity. The Heat
Recovery System is
designed to recycle all
cooling air and half the
drying air. In addition, it is
self-cleaning.
Owners of M-C dryers
purchased since 1976 can
expect to cut their fuel bills
in half by adding the Heat
Recovery System and using
the dryeration method. It
will more than pay for itself
during the first drying
season, the firm claims. The
system is simple to install
and attractive.
The Heat Recovery
System is available as an
option on new M-C dryers for
all heat drying or beat/cool
drying. It can also be added
to existing M-C dryers in the
75,85, and 95 series. It can be
used for all heat continuous
batch drying with M-C
Models 350 EA, 650 EA and
BIAS dryers and for alTheat
drying with M-C 375 EM
dryers.
Now dryer users do not
have to make a choice
Products cleared for
PHILADELPHIA - Two
products have been
registered for field use on
tobacco for control of blue
mold on the 1960 Penn
sylvania crop.
The control chemicals are
Carbamate fungicide and
Zineb 75 WP fungicide. Both
are products of FMC Cor
poration’s Agricultural
Chemical Group.
Special registrations for
these blue mold control
compounds have been
granted by the state of
Pennsylvania.
These specific chemicals
are registered for use (Hi
tobacco transplant beds. The
new approval permits their
use for held application.
Depending on availability,
FMC Product Manager,
Dennis Matthias, states that
either may be used when the
blue mold warning suggests
the need.
For Carbamate, a rate of
two- to three pounds per acre
have a
nice weekend.
SHARE SOMETHING’
' * '-■XinV*
between saving energy and
maintaining capacity. While
other fuel-saving dryers
reverse the air flow in the
cooling section (stopping the
drying process), the Heat
Recovery System moves the
drying front outward at all
times. The result is high
speed, high quality drying.
Users can reduce fuel bills
by as much as half and still
maintain original capacities.
The Heat Recovery
System is designed to
recover the air from the
bottom half of the heat
chamber and all of the
cooling chamber. It is open
at the bottom to be self
cleaning. The structure
extends two feet from the
side of the dryer allowing the
air velocity to slow down
after leaving the grain
column.
The system is self
cleaning because the slower
moving air in the outer
structure allows the grain
fines to drop down and fall
out the bottom opening onto
the ground. Because the
structure covers only half
the heat chamber, it traps
much fewer fines than
totally enclosed fuel saving
dryers.
These systems can be field
installed by dealers or
customer in a few hours. The
overall width of the dryeis
with the Heat Recovery
System is 11 feet 3 inches.
in 20- to 50 gallons of water
can be used. The higher
gallonage is recommended
for more mature plants. The
spray is to be applied to get
total coverage of the plant.
The use of drop nozzles will
increase coverage of the
bottom and top of leaves.
Field applications need to
be made when blue mold is
predicted or threatens.
Under these conditions,
repeat at seven day in-
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May 23,1980.
‘The cash bonus check is mailed to
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Select Sires to offer ET services
LANCASTER “Embryo
transfers are here to stay,
and at least one organization
- engaged in this activity
might to be owned and
Hill (lilt'd bv tcl IllUiJ
through a alive.”
That was the feeling of the
Select Sires’ Board of
Directors as they formed a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
taking the name, “Select
Embryos, Inc.”.
The Board of Directors of
Select Embryos will be the
11 members of the Ject
Sires’ Executive Conu._ttee,
each representing a Select
member organization.
Additionally, the manager of
one of the member
organizations, plus one
representative of a land
grant university, will serve
on the Select Embryos
Board.
Dick Chichester, named
Chief Executive Officer of
Select Embryos, at least
during the formative period,
made the following ob
servation: “For the last 40
years the A.I. industry has
made an effort to cause the
most genetically superior
males in the cattle
population ''to become
parents more often. A
review of recent genetic
trends would indicate that
we have achieved a
reasonable degree of suc
cess. Now, with new
technology, it is possible to
allow the most superior
females to become parents
more often. The Board of
Directors of Select Sires felt
th •'t we should engage m this
a<- t' as well.”
Hcbot Baker, one of the
leading embryologists in
North America, will become
Director of Operations,
Blaine Grosser, currently
Marketing Coordinator for
Select Sires, will become
tobacco
tervals. During active blue
mold weather, spray at three
to four day intervals. Repeat
the application immediately
after a rain. Discontinue
spray applications when
disease is no longer a threat.
When using Zineb 75
Wettable Powder, apply at
three pounds per acre in 20 to
50 gallons of water. Use the
same methods and intervals
as recommended for Car
bamate.
312 W. MAIN ST., NEW HOLLAND, PA. 717 3544181
Sales and Service Manager,
for Select Embyros. G. W.
Snider and Associates,
Goshen, IN, will serve as
reproductive physiology
consultants. Wayne
McLaughlin will assume
herd management
responsibilities. McLaughlin
has several years of ex
perience in managing the
well-known Guernsey and
later Holstein herds at
Franchester Farms in Ohio.
$ 7.95
$31.80
$ 9.99
$39.96
• asphalt-impregnated, -
corrugated building
material
• 6'7" x 3' 10" sheets
• lightweight
• flexible
The terms of this 25 year warranty are m the application form available from any Onduhne dealer
Chichester noted he is
pleased to have McLaughlin
as, “He has proven his
ability to care for the world’s
best cattle.”
In the immediate future
Select Embryos will be
providing on-farm
service, according to
Chichester, using .the
recipients owned either by
the client or Select Embryos.
Toward the end of 1980, upon
construction of new
_ 25-YEAR
WARRANTY
AGAINST LEAKS*
smooth finish sheet,
material square.
Red, green, black, silver;
brown by direct shipment only
granulated finish sheet,
material square.
Red, green, black, white;
brown by direct shipment only
As advertised m AGWAY'S BIG BUCK SAVEB
(Sale ends May 13,1980)
Available at all AG WAY Stores
(agway)
Plus save up to
$l7OO * on fuel.
iacilities, Select JEmh
will offer to house
maintain donor anim
which are involved in
going embryo transfers.
Additionally, Sel
Embryos will provide si
vice to determine t
presence or absence
genetic recessives, such
mule-foot, in both males ai
females.
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• easy to install - you can do
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• maintenag.ce free
• less expensive
• attractive
You just can't beat Deutz air
cooled diesel fuel efficiency.
Deutz results in the 79
Nebraska tests translate
to fuel savings up to
sl,7oo** per year. Deutz
the fuel-savers of the
80’s available in 4-
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*’(Depending on model and use See
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