Food firms
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Froehlick Quality Meats, Cambria
County; Kline Bros. Eggs, Mifflin
County: Kolln Vineyards, Centre
County; Old MacDonald’s Poods,
Mifflin County; Shaw Packing Co.,
Blair County; Snyder’s Honey,
Huntingdon County; Snyder’s of
Berlin, Somerset County; V.T.
Smith Dairy, Cambria County;
10% OFF Regular Price
Until Aug. 31,81
FEED, SILAGE or
BEDDING CART
LENGTH 63”
WIDTH 34”
DEPTH 36”
★ 35 Bu. Capacity saves many time con
suming trips to silo or feed storage
area
★ NEW: 13” ball bearing, pneumatic
wheels and caster wheels makes very
easy handling
★ 5/8" plywood sides and IV2" thick
bottom treated with creosote and out
lined with steel makes sturdy cart for
heavy loads and longer life
Reg. Price $ m -7^40
$196.00 SALE PRICE I/O
If your local supplier does not have this
cart in stock contact:
SCENIC ROAD FARM SUPPLY
3539 Scenic Road, Gordonville, Pa. 17529
Located 2 Vi mi. Southwest of New Holland,
V/i mi. North of Intercourse on Scenic Rd.
(Deliveries Available)
STAINLESS STEEL FEEDERS
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Successful operators know that proper equipment is necessary for high
profits equipment that is maintenance free and has designed-in
features that help cut costs. If this is what you are looking for, JNB has it!
JNB feeders are fabricated with high quality stainless steel to virtually
eliminate up-keep. Feed spillage is kept to a minimum with the 2" feed
saving lip and deep trough design. Our feeders can be installed with your
penning or with JNB penning while nursery and finishing feeders bolt
right to piglet cage doors to complete your feeding needs. A multitude of
sizes is available to compliment any system you may have.
HERSHEY EQUIPMENT COMPANY, "WE SEU THE BEST I SEBVICE THE BEST'
Designers of QuelHy System hr Poultry, Swine end Stern Hendkng.
Stickler's Dairy, Huntingdon
County; and Valewood Dairy,'
Cambria County.
Nine other firms in the region
already using the logo in their
packaging, include: Chunkee
Foods, Meadow Pride Dairy,
Marhoefer Baking Co., McMahon’s
Dairy, Juniata Packing Co.,
Ritchey’s Dairy, Algelo Pacific© &
Commercial • Agricultural • Residential
ALSO - WILL DO SIGN
PAINTING AT OUR SHOP.
AMOS FISHER
667 Hartman Station Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17601
717-393-6530
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COMPANY, INC.
SYCAMORE IND. PARK
255 PLANE TREE DRIVE, LANCASTER. PA. 17603
(717)393-5807
Route 30 West at the Centerville Exit
Fuel alcohol
PHILADELPHIA Farmers
and others who are interested in
learning more about tuel alcohol
production can attend a two-day
Sons, Mineral Spring Water
Bottling Co., and J.V. Meadows
and Sons.
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symposium coming Sept. 15
program here sponsored by the include: byproducts; feed value of
United States Department of grams; how to feed stillage;
Agnculture and the Northeast storage and handling methods;
•Regional Agricultural Engineering field expenence; new production
Service. A symposium an Feed and technology; and ethanol use
Fuel from Ethanol Production at
the Penn Center Inn will be held on
September 15 and 16.
Designed for farmers, ethanol
producers, educators, resear
chers, consultants and managers,
,the meeting will cover the handling
and feeding of byproducts from on
im ethanol plants Topics will
N.Y. produce firm eligible
NEW YORK, N.Y. - D’Agostino
Produce of Syracuse, *N.Y. has
become eligible to again operate in
the produce industry. This
determination was made by the
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Marketing Service,
which administers the Perishable
Agricultural Commodities Act.
Charles Brader, an AMS official,
said that the firm was reinstated
under PACA because it paid two
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