Penn Jersey Products organizes
G. Watts
NEW HOLLAND - The
Directors of Penn-Jersey Har
vestore Systems, Inc., Howard W.
Anderson and Charles R. Enloe,
recently announced the cor
poration will change its name to
Penn Jersey Products Inc.
Frank Possessky was named
Vice President of Marketing. He is
a graduate of Penn State School of
Agriculture and an area leader in
agribusiness.
Larry Lausch was named Vice
President of Operations. Lausch
has managed the service depart
ment for 18 years, completed
yearly A.O.S. Service
4-WHEEL DRIVE
TRACTOR
HEADQUARTERS
Once You Own A Four-Wheel-Drive Tractor,
The Key To How Profitable It Is Comes Down To
THE AMOUNT OF WORK IT DOES, HOW MUCH FUEL IT
USES, AND HOW MUCH UPKEEP IT TAKES.
A COUGAR DOES
MORE WORK.
The Cougar’s large
displacement and high
torque rise Caterpillar and
Cummins engines have
consistently given Steiger
the extra reserve of pulling
power In fact, these 280
horsepower Steigers ac
tually outperform higher
horsepower tractors by
delivering more of their
engine horsepower to the
drawbar This high per
centage of engine to
drawbar horsepower means
that with a STEIGER Cougar
you get more of the power
you re paying for
Steiger selects engines, transmissions, and other components from a wide range of
sources So while other manufacturers are generally forced to sell only what they
build, Steiger can pick from the newest and most efficient technology on the maiket
The components are then carefully engineered into a machine that can consistently
outperform and outlast the competition A COUGAR keeps its upkeep to a minimum
IF YOU COMPARE A COUGAR IV TO THE OTHERS,
SOONER OR LATER, YOU'LL OWN A STEIGER
F. Possessky
Management Clinics, and has
made outstanding contributions in
product performance.
George Watts was named
Business Manager. He graduated
from Advanced School in Chicago,
attended Franklin and Marshall
College and Marywood College. He
will coordinate the administrative
and financial functions of Penn
Jersey Products.
“These changes are a sign that
Penn Jersey Products Inc. is
prepared and will continue to meet
the needs of customers as it has for
the past 20 years,” the directors
said.
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A COUGAR LASTS
Purina cites new Bradford dealership
COLUMBIA CROSSROADS - In
an effort to offer a broader range
of feed products and management
services to Bradford County
dairymen, Ralston Purina Com
pany has announced preliminary
plans to open a new, service
oriented retail dealership in
Columbia Crossroads, according to
area Purina District Manager Bob
Kieselowsky.
Plans to open the new dealership
came after Purina’s recent market
survey of area dairymen, which
uncovered a need for a retail feed
dealership that would provide not
only quality products, but also
reliable service and management
advice, says Kieselowsky. This
type of service is especially im
portant to dairy producers, who
form the bulk of prospective
customers for the new dealership,
he adds.
Besides carrying a full line of
livestock feeds and health
products, the new dealership will
also emulov the services of a full
One of the
time farm consultant. “The farm
consultant will visit area
producers and help them to
customize feeding programs, and
give them advice on any livestock
management problems they may
face,” Kieselowsky says.
This emphasis on providing
more than just high quality feed
products is part of Purina’s new
industry goal, “to become the
premiere company serving
American agriculture,” as set
Syracuse, NY Melvin R.
Stoltzfus, Lancaster, a farm
systems salesman for Agway,
attended a three-day marketing
and management seminar in mid-
February at Carlisle.
The seminar is part of the Agway
commitment to ongoing training
programs for the farm
cooperative’s field staff who
provide sales and technical con-
A COUGAR
SAVES FUEL
You pay for a tractor once
You pay for fuel everytime
you put the nozzle in the
tank But Steiger has
engineered this four wheel
drive to squeeze more
power out of every drop of
fuel than any other tractor in
its class The difference
between the fuel efficiency
of a Cougar CM 280 and
most other tractors can save
you enough money each
year to buy your family a
new TV or refrigerator or
other appliance
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,1984-09
Agway holds seminar
John Burns, manager of
education, planning and
development at Agway, conducted
many of the classes which em
phasized planning and
management of time and
resources to better serve Agway
members and other farm systems
clients.
CUT FEED COST
on ruminant
stomach animals.
Indepentant feed consultant using a new
method of testing which gives a true
reading on digestable protein and actual
TDM. Your home grown feeds may have
more nutrients than you are aware of.
After the ration is balanced, we will
balance the minerals with custom generic
minerals.
Call 717-569-1011
THE "HIP HUGGER" |
New Revolutionary Design!! |
1 The hip supporting bars are contoured and
padded They surround the hip joints, evenly
distributing the pressure making it more humane
2 It is compact and easily positioned being much
shorter than most hip clamps This gives ample
clearance anywhere inside the frame of the “COW
BUOY” It also allows the operator access to
"Downer" cows in hard to get places
3 Very easy to adjust and secure the linkage on
adjustment mechanism reduces effort required to
turn adjusting screw
4 It has a detachable handle easily removed by
pulling a snap pm This prevents the adjusting
screw from getting caught or bent
Johnson & Co. Manufacturing, Inc.
Office:
Box 1678
McCall, Idaho 83638
(208) 634-7134
We Sell, Service & Install
Ph: 215-944-7808
STOLTZFUS WELDING SHOP
Owner - Samuel P. Stoltzfus f
RD 1011, Dryville Rd. |
Fleetwood, PA 19522 |
forth by William “Dub” Jones,
president of Purina’s Agri
Products Group.
“(Xu - goal,” Jones declared in a
recent interview, “is to stand
alongside the farmer with the
understanding of what farmers
need for productivity and im
proving profitability. And that gets
into feed, animal health care,
information services and
management services,” Jones
commented.
suiting services to
farmers.
Manufacturing
1305 Chicago St
Nampa, 1dah083651
(208) 467-2822
Northeast