FARM LOANS?
We Take Care Of The
Hands That Feed Us!
The way we look at it
the farmer is pretty much
the backbone of America
And we're always ready to
help him in every way we
can
One of those ways might
be with a farm loan
And when it comes to
farm loans, we’re out to
serve you like nobody
else We think you'll find
us to be fast and friendly
in helping you with your
farm loan needs
AGRI
<JSALC> LOAN CORP.
(Subsidiary Of The Brownstown National Bank)
ROBERT N. ZOOK
President
All air-cooled engines
are NOT created equal
ASK ABOUT
STAUFFER'S
5-YEAR
ENGINE HEAD
AND BLOCK
WARRANTY
It's easier to call an engine "heavy duty” than it is to
build it that way Many carburated "heavy duty” in
dustrial engines simply don’t deserve the title They
consume expensive fuel at an alarming rate, they are
prone to break down or overheat and their life ex
pectancy is measured in hundreds of hours If any engine
in the world qualifies as heavy duty, it’s Deutz Deutz
engines are often chosen to power equipment with unit
price tags over half a million dollars - that’s heavy duty
When it comes to cooling efficiency, the Deutz
precision-engineered axial-flow cooling air blowers
have no equal. This direct approach to cooling (without
collants, additives, cavitation) means our engines need
only about 60% of the air volume liquid-cooled engines
require. Combustion efficiency is greatly improved by
higher head temperatures and engine life ts extended by
cooler oil temperatures
If you think air-cooled engines *re prone to overheat,
talk to Deutz users in the scorching heat of the Imperial
or San Joaquin valleys There, Deutz engines deliver
more than 20,000 hours of trouble-free service before a
major overhaul
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RETAIL, WHOLESALE & O.E.M. SALES
DEALER INQUIRIES INVITED
Besides we’re ready to right away T rymg to get
help you on new farming things done for you
opportunities Maybe you And remember, we
need money for farm really mean it when we
expansion Or for new say “We’ll make you glad
equipment Maybe you you deal with us."
just need money for your
annual purchase of farm
supplies
Whatever your needs
we’ll be glad to help you
every way we can
So call us soon with
your farm loan needs YOU
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Main & State Sts.
Brownstown, Pa.
17508
717-656-2951
“We’ll make
you
glad
Serving
Lancaster
And Lebanon
Counties
There are lots of things that separate Deutz engines
from water-cooled and other air-cooled engines. Things
like blower design, big lube oil coolers, oil-cooled
pistons, special alloy cylinder heads, a research and
development team of more than 1,000 engineers These
are alt important advantages Still we say: If you can find
an engine that uses less fue' than a Deutz - buy it
AT"
Jttairffcr Oiesei One.
312 W. Main St, New Holland, Pa.
Phone: (717)354-4181
Processors, retailers
FARM SHOW - For the
first time in its 65-year
history, food processors and
retailers had displays at the
1981 Farm Show in
Harrisburg, according to
State Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell
Hallowell said, "These
firms represent the more
than 1400 food processors
and 28,000 retail food outlets
in the Commonwealth Our
agriculture-related busine
sses comprise a $2O billion a
year industry which
provides jobs for nearly one
million Pennsylvanians ”
Eleven Pennsylvania
firms are exhibiting their
wares at the Pennsylvania
Food Marketplace in the
lower level of the Large
Arena
Many are providing free
samples of their products,
including bologna, cheese,
cookies, maple products,
milk, peppers and potato
chips Several firms have
products for sale, while one,
Weis Markets, is handing out
coupons redeemable at any
of the firm’s stores
The Agriculture Secretary
noted the theme of the 1981
Farm Show, ‘Pennsylvania
Agriculture
Growing Better," applies to
these food processing,
wholesale and retail firms as
well
‘The We’re Growing
Better’ logo campaign has
been adopted by 50 Penn
sylvania food processors,"
he said, “while 800 farm
markets and 1000 retail food
stores are now using the logo
to identify Pennsylvania
foods ”
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 17,1981—D5
make Show debut
Hallowell urged the public
to stop at the Pennsylvania
Food Marketplace while at
the Farm Show.
“The Marketplace will
give you a chance to
discover some of the many
processed foods manufac
tured in Pennsylvania, and
you’ll get a real taste of
Pennsylvania Agriculture,”
he said
Firms participating in the
Pennsylvania Food
Marketplace are Alderfer
Bologna of Harleysville.
Montgomery County; Herr’s
Potato Chips of Nottingham,
Chester County, Benjamin
Incorporation can save
farm tax dollars
SMYRNA, Del The to begin thinking about doing
inflation rate for Delaware S o
farmlands has averaged To encourage Delaware
approximately 15 percent farmers to take a closer look
over the last five years a t their estate plans and
Estate taxes are acquaint them with all the
progressive As the value of various options open to
your estate increases, you them, Tilmon is holding a
not only pay more tax You senes of community
pay at a higher rate meetings around the state
University of Delaware this winter on the subject of
extension farm management estate management
specialist Dr Don Tilmon
says there are ways farmers
can “freeze” the value of the
land in their estates to
prevent this from hap
pening
One method is to form a
family corporation in which
the value of your farm assets
goes into preferred stock
owned by you
The preferred stock can be
made the voting stock, so
you retain control of the
farm operation
At the time of charter
some common stock is also
created which has no value
You can give this stock to
potential heirs Then, any
appreciation in the value of
the corporation goes directly
into the common stock, free
of any gift or inheritance
taxes
Incorporation is just one of
the estate planning tools you
can use to protect your heirs
from burdensome taxes
after you die If you haven’t
taken steps to spare your
family this kind of estate
shrinkage now’s a pood time
We’re
ATTENTION
FARMERS...
FREE
ESTIMATES
ON RODENT
CONTROL
RODENTS carry diseases which
can endanger the health of your
flocks. Your business is raising
the flocks. Ours is protecting
them.
a
- V '
v
Since 1928
Pest control is too important
to trust to anyone else
Lipitz Co., Inc. of
Philadelphia; Boston Farm
Products, Stillwater,
Columbia County; Furman
Canning Company of Nor
thumberland County; Wolf
Farms, Stewartstown, York
County; Weis Markets,
Sunbury, Northumberland
County; Pennsylvania
Cheeseraaker, Winfield,
Union County; Hatfield
Packing Company, Hatfield,
Montgomery County, the
Pennsylvania Maple
Producers Council; and the
Retail Farm Market
Division of the Pennsylvania
Farmers Association.
Meetings are scheduled to
start at 7 p m at the
following locations
Smyrna High School
(January 26);
Lewes Grange (January
27),
Cafeteria
Harrington
(January 28);
Middletown High School
(January 29);
Capitol Grange m Dover
(February 2);
Room 116, Agricultural
Hall, Newark (February 5);
at the
Fairground
Georgetown Substation
(February 9); and
Frankford Fire Hall
(February 11)
Check with Delaware
county extension offices for
details or call Don Tilmon at
302/738-2511.
These meetings are
designed primarily for full
time fanners But they
should also be of interest to
local lawyers, tax ac
countants, and other
professionals commonly
involved in estate planning.
1278 Loop Rd.
Lancaster, Pa. 17604
717-397-3721