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BLOOMINGTON, 11. - The
National Corn Growers
Association is reminding corn
producers of the August 10
deadline for entry into the NCGA
Corn Yield Contest. The contest
encounters four classes, including
Irrigated, Class A and Class AA
Non-irngated and No-Till, and
participants must enter a field of
Feedmaker processes 2 grains
Feedmaker II will roll two different grains at the same time
with the same set of rolls, according to Ryder Supply,
Chambersburg. A unique combination roll is cut halfway with
one corrugation, the other half with a different corrugation
and the buyer can specify which corrugations he wants.
Separate meters measure input to the rolls, and the
processed feed drops into a mixing auger where other
ingredients can be added with electronic feed meters. The
whole system is controlled by timer system that starts and
stops the mill, input augers and mixing augers. Flow control
switches stop the mill when any ingredient stops flowing.
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For further details contact the manufacturer, Automatic
Equipment Mfg. Co., Department of NR, Pender, Nebraska
68047, or the distributor, Ryder Supply, Box 219, Cham
bersburg, Pennsylvania, 17201.
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IMPLEMENT SERVICE
RD3
Shippensburg, PA 17257
(717) 532-6139
Corn contest deadline nears
at least 10 acres in size.
The Contest has drawn a lot of
interest this year, especially the
No-Till Class, which was added to
last year’s contest. The rules for
the No-Till division are: a field
must not be tilled during the fall
season prior to the year in which
the contest is held, with the ex
ception of shallow disking (no
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deeper than three inches) to
establish a cover crop, or shallow
disking once to break up com
stalks; no tillage of a field already
m sod during the prior fall season;
and no soil disturbance took place
after January 1, 1983, with the
exception of that tillage done by
the corn planter and in such case,
no more than 25% of the surface
area is tilled for seed zone.
The Non-lrngated classes are
divided into Class A and Class AA,
with Class AA including corn
producers entering fields located
m Illinois, Indiana, lowa, Ken
tucky, Minnesota, Missouri, North
Carolina, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The
remaining states are classified in
the class A Non-lrngated division.
A completed application and a
contest entry fee of $5O tor NCGA
members, and $BO tor non-NCGA
members must be postmarked no
later than August 10, 1983 in order
to qualify for the 'B3 contest.
All corn producers in the United
Stales interested in entering the
1983 NCGA Corn Yield Contest
should write to: National Corn
Growers Association, P.O. Box
1623, Bloomington, Illinois, 61701.
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