Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, February 06, 1982, Image 28

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    A2B—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 6,1982
Who Is A Milking Specialist?
One Who Is Very Knowledgeable
Dauphin holds
gypsy moth
meeting
HARRISBURG - The Dauphin
County Conservation District and
the Bureau ot Forestry, Penn
sylvania Department of En
vironmental Resources, will
conduct a public meeting to ex
plain the 1982 gypsy moth spraying
program in Dauphin County. The
meeting date is Wednesday, March
3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lower Paxton
Township Municipal Building
located at 75 South Houcks Road.
Resource Specialist Duayne
Forsberg from the Dauphin County
Conservation District and Mike
. Blumenthal, Area Entomolgist
from the Bureau of Forestry, will
be the speakers. To meet the in
creasing complications of the
gypsy moth spraying program the
Dauphin County Commissioners
have requested the assistance ot
municipalities in Dauphin County
that have or can anticipate future
gypsy moth problems.
Beginning with the 1982 gypsy
moth spraying program any
landowner who desires spraying
shall place their request with their
local township supervisors or
borough council. These municipal
officials will compile these
requests tor field investigation by
the Dauphin Conservation District.
Once field investigations are
made and, if the requested areas
meet the qualifications of the
Bureau of Forestry, they will be
proposed tor spraying the
following spring to the Bureau ot
Forestry tor their acceptance or
rejection.
The deadline to request spraying
tor this coming spring was last
summer. All additional requests
tor spraying in the spring ot 1982
will be denied.
The Dauphin County Com
missioners, Conservation District
and local municipalities are only
coordinating gypsy moth spraying
programs which are administered
by the Pa. Dept, ot Environmental
Resources, Bureau ot Forestry.
S.C. asks USDA
to assume meat,
poultry inspection
WASHINGTON, D.C. - South
Carolina has asked the U.S.
Department of Agriculture to
assume responsibility for its state
meat and poultry inspection
programs, effective Feb. 22.
Donald L. Houston, ad
ministrator of USDA’s Food Safety
and Inspection Service, said the
state has advised USDA that it can
no longer continue funding its
inspection programs.
Houston said under the federal
meat and poultry inspection acts,
any state must give up its in
spection program if it cannot
enforce requirements at least
equal to those at the federal level.
“When USDA assumes
responsibility for state programs,
it is usually voluntary and most
often for financial reasons,”
Houston said.
To ensure a smooth transition to
the federal inspection program,
USDA is working closely with
officials in the state. The transition
to federal inspection means 118
meat and poultry plants now under
state inspection in South Carolina
and operating solely within the
state must apply for federal
inspection services.
When USDA assumes inspection
responsibilities in South Carolina,
it will be responsible for state meat
inspection programs in 24 states
and poultry inspection in 28 states.
GIVE FREE CONSULTATION SYSTEM ANALYSIS
ON YOUR PRESENT MILKING SYSTEM.
—Are You Having These Milking Problems—
im
• Drop Off
• High Leucocyte
• Quarters Milking Out Uneven
• Coliform Mastitis
• Staph Mastitis
• Strep Mastitis
Thinking Of A New Parlor Or Updating Your Present System?
BOU-MATIC HAS WHAT YOU NEEDI
Trigon Herringbones
Sizes 450 Gal. to 6000 Gal.
PLANNING LAYOUTS *SALES • INSTALLATION • SERVICE
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501 E. WOOD DRIVE. BOX 225. LITITZ. PA 17543-0225
PHONE 1-717-626-1151 or 1-800-732-3532
★ OUR SERVICE TRUCKS ARE RADIO DISPATCHED ★ 24 HR. SERVICE OFFERED
AFTER 6 P.M.-CALL:
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Gary Walton 717-768-3727 Jerry Shenk 717-627-8225
Of The Profession
• Agalactiae Mastitis
• Mycoplasma Mastitis
• Staphylococcuc Mastitis
• Poor Milk Out
• Sneaking or Squeak Teat Cups
• Cow doesn’t stand still
• High bacteria
Double Herringbones
Ray Shenk says:
"That's Us!"
We at Shenk's Farm
Service have you at
Our many years of experience
can help you with your milking
problems and lead to satisfying
results.
Polygon Herringbones
DARI-KOOL
Your #1 tank on the
market with features
ahead of the rest.
Cali us for
“February Special”
prices.
USED TANKS
• 150 Gal. Mojonnier • 600 Gal. Girton
• 425 Gal. Esco • 1500 Gal. Dari-Kool
• 500 Gal. Girton
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