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• Save Money & Labor
• Utilize existing flat storage
We have PTO or self-powered units
with a wide range of capacity.
Put your farm buildings to better use by storing
grain in them Buy a Neuero pneumatic grain
conveying system to blow grain into, and vacuum
gram out of, flat storage One man can operate a
Neuero system. Go anywhere with a Neuero . it’s
portable and versatile
We can show you several more good reasons why a
Neuero pneumatic gram handling system is your
best investment. Let us demonstrate a model on
your farm. Contact us this week for full details
Advanced Ag Systems
R.D. 2. Box 174
Eiverson, Pa. 19520
215-286-9118
Ken Sauder Milford Mast
717-656-6519 215-286-9118
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1 Ml HAWTHOHNfc LANE WEST CHICAGO ILLINOIS 60185
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MERLE STOLTZFUS, Elverson, Pa.
“We’ve had our 48 foot Harvestall® bin for three
seasons nowand I really couldn’t be much happierwith
it. Before the Harvestall® we used a batch dryer. Now
it’s for sale. We found you just can’t batch dry corn as
cheap as you can cure it with the Harvestall®. Last year I
know it didn’t cost more than 4C a bushel for Chillcuring®.
Most of the corn went in at 26% to 27%. Some was over
30%, but we had no mold problem. As a matter of fact
our test weight was up around 56 lbs. Some was as high
as 58 lbs.
“The farmer really needs storage if he’s going to be
able to market his crop to his advantage. The Harvestall®
system gives him not only storage, but eliminates the
need for drying equipment and expensive fuel. Plus at
harvest I can fill the bin as fast as the combine brings it
in.
“It’s really as simple as this: Harvestall® gives me a
better product at less cost. So I’m not afraid to rec
ommend the Harvestall because it works so well for
me.”
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INTRODUCES
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DO YOU REALLY NEED
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Advanced Ag Systems
Ken Sauder
717-656-6519
"Harvestall
Chillcuring
works.
It f s this simple
Harvestall
RD2, Box 174
Elverson, PA 19520
215-286-9118
Ken Sauder Milford Mast
717-656-6519 215-286-9118
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RD2, Box 174
Elverson, PA 19520
215-286-9118
gives me
a better
product
for
less.”
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Milford Mast
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JE j The Harvestaii
SB Chillcuring System
It's simple Wher 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'S removed,
not dry matter You II 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
Harvestaii Chillcurmg is a back-to-basics system
that just simply makes good sense Find out more about
Landisville
sewing
and crafts
LANDISVILLE
Landisville Klassy Klippers
Klub held its
reorganizational meeting on
June 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the
Amos Herr Community Park
m Landisville.
The following officers
were elected: Nancy Mays,
president; Amy Mays, vice
president; Suzanne Ayars,
secretary; Sharon Landis,
treasurer; Barbara Todd,
news reporter. Brenda
Brubaker, Rajm Smgal and
Marilyn Landis were elected
game and song leaders.
Michelle Stales, assistant
home economist from the
Lancaster County Extension
Service, explained 4-H ac
tivities on the county level.
The next meeting will be
held on June 12 from 9 a.m.
to 12 noon at Centerville
Junior High School in the
home economics rooms for
the sewing club and from 1 to
3 p.m. at 1212 Nissley Road,
Lancaster, for the crafts
club.
Project leaders are Mrs.
Emily Nendza, Mrs. Gloria
Grube, Mrs. Marion Harper,
Mrs. Miriam Irwin, Mrs.
Shirley Miller, Mrs. Arlene
Miller, Mrs. Jane Witman,
and Mrs. Joan Mays.
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A month m
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