Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, September 13, 1980, Image 130

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    C42—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, Saptembar 13,1980
Food dryers
;ot v yers are convenient. But before you start anticipating the
big savings you will realize on dried food, be sure to calculate how long it will
take to save the purchase price of the food dryer.
This food dryer built from a model at Ag Progress Days, is an inexpensive
styrofoam chest with a lightbulb as the heat source. The chest is lined with
aiumnium foil to reflect the heat, and screen is inserted in the top of the chest,
with the food placed on the screen. A board wedged crosswise supports the
screen. The chest is perforated with inch round holes at approximately 6
separate places, and the lid is placed over the chest. For instructions, ask for
Penn State circular entitled Styrofoam Foam Food Cooler for Drying Food. Also
available is a paper entitled Drying Vegetables.
Because of their prompt help, we avoided a
real crisis!
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Thank You From:
JOHN LASER &
CARL WENGER FAMILY
Myerstown, Pa.
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This solar food dryer was featured at a local energy fair. Simple to make with
plywood and sheet roofing painted black, the drying trays are reached easily by
means of side doors.
Increased capacities of F2/K2 Gleaner combines
add up to more productivity Larger separation area
and greater shoe capacity mean extra productivity
m various field conditions While larger gram bin
capacities (120 bushels on the F 2 with bin exten
sions, 96 bushels with extensions on the K 2)
reduce the number of unloading stops You can
even choose the optional hydraulic swivel unloader
tube to speed-up unloading time Come in See
why Gleaner combines are the pro’s choice for
productivity Gleaner is a registered Allis Chalmers trademark
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ROY OUCH, INC.
Ephrata, RD2.PA
717-859-2441
WERTZ GARAGE
Lineboro, MO
301-374-2672
BEN H. WALTER
R D. 1, Beavertown, PA
717-658-7024
AGRONOMICS INC.
Box 64, R.D. 2
Factoryvitle, PA
717-945-3933
PAUL DOTTERER
FARM EQUIPMENT
R.D. 2. Mill Hall, PA
•717-726-3471
NICHOLS FARM EQUIPMENT
R.D 1, Bloomsburg, PA
717-784-7731
MARSHALL MACHINERY TOiISSSSUfIS CANYON MPUMENTS, INC.
R D. 4, Honesdale, PA 215-536-1935 RDI, Mansfield. PA
717-729-7117 215-536-7523 717-724-2731
me pros
choice for
productivity.
MECKLEY’S LIMESTONE L «- BRUBAKER, INC.
Lancaster. PA
717-397-5179
PETERMAN FARM
C. I. WOHSIUER u»s. SKK
Rt. 309 AlOO Carlisle, PA
R 2 New Tripoli. PA 717-249-5338
215-767-7611
PRODUCTS INC.
R.D. 1, Herndon, PA
717-758-3915
SHARTLESVILLE
FARM SERVICE
Shartlesville, PA
215-418-1025
H. Daniel Wenger, Prop.
AG.-INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT
GRUMELLI FARM SERVICE R 2. R.s.ng sun, mo
Quarryville, PA 301-658-5568
717-786-7318
B. EQUIP, INC.
8422 Wayne Hwy
Waynesboro, PA
717-762-3193
BHM FARM
EQUIPMENT, INC.
Annville, RDI, PA
717-867-2211
AIRVILLE FARM SERVICE
Hwy. 74, Airville, PA
717-862-3358
A. I. MOSS I SON, INC.
RD2, Oley, PA
215-987-6257