Bradford Co. DHIA (Continued from Page D 6) B 3 41 7 95 6 ' B 3 410 89 6 3 99 4 818 B 3 412 796 B 3 42 7 95 3 B 8 534 90 5 B 3 50 5 80 6 B 3 ,29 4 872 3 671 90 8 3- 758 848 B 3 45 1 87 9 3 57 0 87 3 B 3 451 791 00 514 95 5 3 66 8 80 4 B 3 41 1 87.7 B 3 53 8 72 6 G 3 416 89 8 B 3 82 2 88.1 83 50 0 86 0 63 271 79 8 4 53 0 84 2 3 42 6 80 2 3 87.0 85 5 B 3 54.3 90 7 B 3 71.7 90 2 B 3 86.3 90 8 B 3 54,3 78 3 4 749 842 2 80 6 913 4 49 0 881 B 8 67 0 85 6 B 3 34 7 904 3 701 85 4 B 3 84 6 87 3 3 38 6 91 2 3 35.0 83 0 B 3 28.0 82 7 G 3 63.7 93 8 B 3 31.0 87 2 B 3 49.0 88 0 3 47.6 87 7 4 30.4 87 3 83 30.6 89 9 83 53 0 84 5 83 36 0 81 2 83 44 7 80 8 4 59 2 87 9 83 38 5 82 2 B 3 63 7 83.7 3 51 1 82 8 3 95 8 87 4 B 3 42 7 93.0 G 3 346 86 5 83 96 9 88.9 4 -49 1 87.3 B 3 761 92.1 B 3 24 6 87 2 B 3 23 0 89 9 B 3 49 3 87.1 Charles Harris Paul Sargeant Spnngcrott Farm Art & Joan Cover James Vanßlarcom Walter G Wheaton O.&C Bagley SSL Cook J Howards Sons Roberts Thomson Cragle Knolls B & D. Earls Arlyn Wilbur Jenkins & Son James Howard Myron Bristol George W. Lee Russell Stowed Tige RLuv Dairies Manleyview Farms Nancy K. Bean E. & B Harris Richard B Reagan Mapoval Farms Inc Ralph Tewksbury William Smith G. & D. Ayres Raymond Scnvens Roy Watson Farm 1 Wilcox Bros J William Swingle Matt Will Ron Lin Farms Calkins Farm Madigan Farms Harvey Henmp Mrs SchuckerJr Wilford Heater H 4V Harkness 04 D Hawthorne G 4J McMurray Gary Butcher BA AndnenSr Roof Farms Kendall Strawn Shores Brothers H Russell 4 Sons William Eick Earl Browning Fm Barrett Brothers Sheldon L Millard Roy Beardslee Lyle Harkness Hermit Hilt Farm Parks Knoll Farms Robert Eick Gene Miller Frank Purcell Russel Century Fm Merle Watson DRAINAGE PROBLEMS? COCALICO EQUIPMENT HAS THE TWO MACHINES TO HANDLE YOUR DRAINAGE PROBLEMS. ★ Both machines Equipped with Laser Beam Grade Control Drainage Pays High Returns COMPARE Investment Annual Return Even with the conservative fig- SmSmKs . , 2 ltl ures shown here, it’s obvious that Farm Land. • 11% land drainage should top farmers’ Bonds 61% lists of investment priorities. MCA. DRAINAGE & EXCAVATING RD #3, DENVER, PA 17517 PH: 215-267-3808 r COCALICO EQUIPMENT CO. Ralph Burgess Gerald W Twigg Wayne J Felter Alamont Farm Kenneth Higley John Culver D.&J Bedford G Henry Turkell L & 0 Rathbun Clifton McMu'rray John Hulslander Larry B Wright Frank Herman Jr Lazzell Watkins Galen Woodruff Donald Jennings M 4L Wanck Richard Jenkins Jacob H. Wnsley Charles Allen Brackman Bros Robert L Storch Shedden & Family D 4 D. Colton W H KapichokJr, Nick Ugliuzza Gary Rockwell 84 D Tillinghast Edward H Morse Champluvier4Son Donald E Cole Le Canville Farm Duffteld Farms Janet MacWhinme Wm. Hollenback Rob-Maple Hill Fm GaryL Ritz Keith Felter Richard G Tice Edward H Morse B Kilmer 4 Sons Glenn Felter Kerryview Acres Peck Hill Farms Gary Rockwell Pollyl YRun Dairy Farms Jewel 3 Jody 3 Leslie 3 James Mattocks Skyline 3 Sky 3 Angel 3 Mapoval Farms Inc Barbara 3 I Alma 3 Fox Chase Farms 51-0 Wm Bruce Bresee Leah 3 ★ We Stock Heavy Grade Tubing which Exceeds SCS Specifications* In sizes 4", 6", 8", 10" and 12*'. NOW AVAILABLE 15" & 18" Tubing ★ Also Pipe And Fittings For Tile Outlet Terraces. G 3 G 3 B 3 B 3 G 3 83 B 3 G 3 AGE AT CALVING OWNER NAME OR MO. 3 5 3 2 us MILK DAYS IN MILK 305 18 625 294 305 300 18,306 21,510 23,424 9 ' 305 305 305 14,983 19,059 16,328 305 305 24.193 17,233 305 18,380 305 19 582 A system well devised and constructed for an uncomplicated and economical operation, modern and advanced, it will help you to gain your well deserved maximum return on your investment. More layers per square foot of building space, more than any other system on the market today, 10,000 layers per 285 cage row. Lower maximum cage height, even Jowei than most 3 deck systems (6'B" max. height, 4'6” max. width). No special and costly floor or p{t construction. The 4 deck system can be installed in an existing building, without costly conversion or remodeling problems. Double or even triple your current building capacity. Automatic manure removal, giving an odor free environment, healthier animals, more pleasant and healthier working con ditions. Higher bird concentration assures a comfortable, energy saving temperature during cold season. Summer ventilation is easier to accomplish because of the ab sence of ammonia and other fumes. • Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 9,1981—D7 Wilcox Bros Jessica Gigi Minuet Grace Ena Bennett R Young Noid 40 3 Dale Mattocks Junie Russel L Jones Adine Lena Thomas McCarty 56A 3 213 3 JohnH Howard® Sons Sunray 3 Sarah 3 Lynn S Bonnie Miller Mattie 3 Spice 3 Vernon S Robert Allis Mel 3 Veda 3 Corner 3 Wm S Davis Jr 78 3 Dean S Jack Bedford Pans 3 Elvwn Roberts 47 3 48 3 Glen S Arlen Landis Charlen 3 Hannah 3 Irma 3 Sue 3 Bev 3 Russell Stowell 40 , 3 22 3 Clarence S Keith Crain Melinda 3 Jackie 3 Angel 3 Louis Sturdevant Martha 3 Desiree 3 Rhea 3 Alvean 3 Leonard-Robert Cole June 3 Ted 3 Helen 3 Trudy 3 Milford Kinsman S Son Bea 3 Timothy Brennan Bobbi 3 Gerald Stethers 31 3 804 716 784 851 726 871 716 913 602 735 The Former Automatic 4 Deck Cage System 305 305 305 .305 305 305 305 3 4 283 305 3 9 3 6 305 305 305 305 305 305 288 305 295 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 305 295 305 299 305 305 305 305 305 290 305 304 305 (Turn to Page D 8) Energy Saving Design •nly 3 fractional horsepower ictors' per row accomplish le automatic feeding, auto latic egg conveying and 'tomatic manure removal. THE FARMER AUTOMATIC OF AMERICA, INC. ly Reynolds and Yellott Co., Inc 12802 Gores Mill Rd Reisterstown, MO 21136 301-833-1840 'ite for Full Information lORESS ATE 750 719 806 761 654 15.304 13,947 15.939 14.695 15.629 771 20.873 807 19,708 828 814 20,867 25,612 810 621 19,461 14,836 868 621 21,578 18,698 916 612 23,019 15,308 712 782 779 17,854 18,728 17,713 729 17 503 719 19,458 846 795 19,671 19,750 709 971 792 808 813 18.093 25,326 19,675 18,013 21,457 709 806 16,887 23,850 709 832 601 18,310 23,648 14,331 748 845 729 716 17,372 21,066 17,316 18,413 778 782 795 781 21,498 19,339 20,434 17,440 788 21,127 633 15,470 850 22,689 ZIP
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