Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, May 23, 1981, Image 137

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    The Air System with A Mind Of Its Own
Until now, most ventilation systems had
one drawback. Air inlets had to be opened
and closed by hand.
This was time consuming and pretty
much a matter of guesswork.
Now, Chore-Time has eliminated this
problem.
The Chore-Time system has a mind of its
own and adjusts inlets in conjunction 1
INLET
POWER PACK
AIR INLETS
Four basic components go into
the makeup of this ventilation
system the fan, the inlet, the
air inlet power pack, and the
controls Coordinated, these
four basjc components can
provide you with better con
version and performance by
removing stresses due to lack of
oxygen, excess humidity,
noxious gases and temperature
extremes
AGRI-
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R.D. 4, EPHRATA, PA 17522
PHONE: 717-354-4271
STORE HOURS; Mon.-Fri. 7:30 to 4:30; Sat. 7:30 to 11:30
SERVING PA, N.J. and N.Y.
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entilation...
eep animals comfortable, and
Hi keep them far more thrifty
id far more profitable. Chore
ime’s Advanced Air Systems ap
■oach combines controlled air
lets with the finest variable
>eed and single speed fans and
;her components. They're fitted
your specific building. The
(Suit is year-around, day-tn and
day-out comfort for your animals
EQUIPMENT, ,nc.
with fan operation to maintain air
pressure at a constant, preset level.
This provides a degree of air and
moisture accuracy never before possible
in poultry and livestock buildings.
The new inlet control (pictured) is just
one of many exclusive features that make
Chore-Time air systems number one in
performance and reliability.
Reliability through simplicity,
Chore-Time’s advanced air
system provides automatic
control of incoming fresh air,
moisture and heat for
productive environmental
control in agricultural buildings
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AIR
INLET
CONTROL
AUTOMATIC
HOOD FAN
NY-NJ MMA gives
dairy promotion
plan approval
NEW YORK, N.Y. - A plan
whereby dairy farmers contribute
money for milk promotion ac
tivities of the American Dairy
Association and Dairy Council,
Inc., was approved last week by
Thomas A. Wilson, Market Ad
ministrator, New York-New
Jersey Milk Marketing Area.
These milk promotion activities
include advertising, nutrition
education, publicity for dairy
products, marketing and product
research, and informational
services.
Noting that New York and New
Jersey have mandatory milk
promotion plans, the Market
Administrator stated no dairy
fanner will be subject to deduction
under this program if making
mandatory contributions under a
state plan.
Wilson said last week’s action
allows handlers regulated by the
marketing orders to send "positive
letters” to their dairy farmer
suppliers. Dairy farmers who
receive a letter will be considered
to approve for one year deductions
of eight cents per hundredweight
from their monthly milk checks,
PGC warns against utility
equipment damage
HARRISBURG - The Game
Commission again m appealing to
shooters to handle firearms safety
and sensibly to protect lives and
save property.
Each spring, as soon as schools
close, there is a sharp upturn m
shooting damage. Public utility
equipment is a favorite target.
Much of the damage to utility
lines, transformers, insulators,
relays, etc., can be traced to
youths using firearms carelessly.
Most shooting incidents are
deliberate, and annual property
losses run into hundreds of
thousands of dollars m the state.
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cleaning. Cooler capacities range from 300 to 6000 gallops. With
the flip of a switch, Mueller-Matic* Automatic Washing System
cleans the cooler interior with jet-spray wash and acidified rinse.
Ask us for details on HiPerForm
milk coolers.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
MARTIN’S REFRIGERATION SERVICE
1122 Woodstock Road
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 23,1981—017
unless they notify their handlers in
writing that no deduction should be
made.
Moneys deducted from
payments for milk delivered on or
after June 1, 1981, will be paid
directly by the handler to the
American Dairy Association and
Dairy Council, Inc.
The Market Administrator
explained participation is
voluntary for both handlers and
producers, and a participating
producer may have deductions
stopped at any time by notifying
the handler. A producer who does
not want to participate and who
receives no letter need not notify
the handler since no deductions
will be made.
In approving the plan for the
coming year, Wilson pointed out
that there has been no substantial
opposition to the use of the positive
letter procedure by producers.
Use of the positive letter ap
proach was requested by Dairylea
Cooperative Inc., Eastern Milk
Producers Cooperative
Association, Inc., and Northeast
Dairy Cooperative Federation,
Inc.
Evidence of misdirected target
practice by youths during summer
vacations has prompted law en
forcement agencies to add special
emphasis in their program to
impress upon teenagers and
parents the importance of handling
and using firearms properly to
save lives, reduce injuries and
protect private property.
Severe penalties can be imposed
upon shooters who in
discriminately damage property
or endanger others through
deliberate or careless misue of
firearms.
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Ph0ne:(717)352-2783
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