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Elverson, PA 19520
215-285-9118
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ANDY CLICK, Oley, Pa.
“I used to get my crib corn shelled for feeding
my hogs. But since that cost around 8C a bushel
even before hauling costs, I decided I’d be
better off with storage. I went with the Harvestall
and have never regretted it.
“I’ve put as high as 32% moisture corn in my
Harvestall and you know, I’ve never had a mold
problem.”
“So I’m impressed with the Harvestall system
and the quality corn I get with it. And I get it
cured down for less than it used to cost just for
shelling.
“I’ve recommended the Harvestall to my
friends. I’m really happy with it.”
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Chillcuring
works great.
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quality corn
for
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£ Iverson, PA 19520
215-286-9118
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Elverson, Pa 19520
215-286-9118
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It s simple When grain 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 II never see white dust in Chillcured
corn You actually save half of what you're used to
losing in heat shrink
There s no gas or oil to buy Natural air carries away
heat and moisture as the corn releases it
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DOYLESTOWN - Model
airplanes, painted rocks,
and outdoor equipment were
some of the items that 4-H
members showed at the
Bucks County 4-H presen
tation night recently at
Neshammy Manor Center,
here
4-H members presented
speeches and demon
strations telling the audience
about their 4-H project. The
blue ribbon winners will go
on to compete at 4-H State
Achievement Days this week
at Penn State.
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Winning blue ribbons in
the senior demonstration
contest were. Greg Rodel,
Richboro, model airplanes,
and Beth Schultz, Chur
chville, Pennsylvania Dutch
cuisine. Other blue ribbon
winners were Lisa Comly,
Ottsville, outdoor camping,
and Kyleann Burtt, Rich
boro, Rocks with Paint.
Tom Tomlinson,
Wnghtstown, presented a
speech entitled What Will
Become of 4-H Members
Tomorrow 4-H in My Home
and Community was the title
of the speech by Cathy Bray,
Yardley Both Tom and
Cathy received blue ribbons.
The judges for the evening
were Annette Gross,
Pipersville, and Paula
Scheetz, New Britain.
For more information
about 4-H, call the Bucks
County Cooperative Ex
tension Office, at 215/343-
2800, extension 240.
Bucks 4-H
presentation
night held
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