DlO—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,1984
Vegetable sprayer listed
CHAMBERSBURG - Supply. The unit offers the ad-
Automatic’s Micronizer Spray vantages of CDA (controlled
Head and Mist Sprayer are the droplet application) without
best combination for vegetable cumbersome booms or energy
spraying, according to Ryder' draining electric motors.
The Micronizer is a rotating
Micronizer spray head and mist sprayer from Automatic
offers c6ntrolled droplet application without use of booms or
motors.
CONSTRUCTION
SPECIALISTS IN: - ■■
FARM BUILDINGS - EXCAVATING
MANURE PITS - SEPTIC TANKS
THE “OPEN END” IVANY BLOCKS
Manure Pits with: (1 <
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SPECIAL FARM PRICES
DYNAMIC MASONRY
CONTRACTORS
Gordonville, PA
Mike Fisher Larry Herr
(717) 687-6801
After 6 PM, Coll (717) 687-7217
Work-a-haulic.
Quadrunru
and 18.
Shown with optional rear rai
Suzuki gives
ing hand aro
farm ... with
Quadrunner
With its rugg
four-stroke
Twin Dome
Combustion
Chamber en
gine, it’s got i
cle to get the
done. With fiv
ward speeds and “Power
Low” gear, it pulls steep
grades and hauls
big loads. And our
easy-to-use reverse
gear gets you out
The Sensation of Suzuki
MAS ARCTIC CAT & SUZUKI
New Holland, R 1, Pa. 17557
Rt. 322,1 ■/.- Miles West of Blue Ball
four-wheeler into a real
workhorse. And best of
if all, when the
work’s all done,
that’s when fun
really begins!
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perforated cylinder which revolves
around the nozzle of the Automatic
Mist Sprayer. It is powered by a 3-
bladed propeller in the air stream.
Adjusting the pitch of the propellor
blades changes the speed of the
cylinder and regulates the size of
the droplets. The air stream then
deposits the droplets uniformly
over a swath of 50-60 feet.
Droplets are produced in a
narrow spectrum over the range of
sizes. The air blast is an important
part of the operation, according to
Ryder Supply. It deposits the
droplets on the foliage, penetrating
the canopy to coat underside of
leaves and stems. The Automatic
Mist Sprayer with Micronizer
Spray head is available in a
number of models with pump and
tank options.
For futher details contact the
manufacturer, Automatic
Equipment Mfg. Co., Department
NR, Pender, Neb. 68047, 402-385-
3054, or the distributor, Ryder
Supply, Box 219, Chambersburg,
17201.
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CHEMICAL COMPANY. INC.
Highstown * Cranbury Station Rd.
Box 173
Cranbury, New Jersey 08512
609-448*0935
Tuesday, March 20th, 1984
B&R EQUIPMENT
A
HOUSTON, Tex. - The
American Forage and Grassland
Council (AFGC) annual meeting
held recently in Houston, Tex.
featured the judging of papers
presented by eight young scien
tists. Sponsored largely by a $1,500
grant from Domain, Inc., of New
Richmond, Wise., the first and
second place winners each
received $750. The third place
winner received $175.
“The quality of the papers was
impressive,” says Bert Thompson,
Domain director of marketing.
“It’s encouraging to see the high
calibre of agricultural scientists
coming out of universities across
the nation.”
Monday, March 19th, 1984
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Researchers honored
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First place went to Mimi
Williams, Auburn University,
Auburn, Ala. for her paper,
“Treatments for the Control of the
Fungal Endophyte of Tall
Fescue.”
Second place was awarded to
Jim Stein, Oklahoma State
University, Stillwater, for his
paper on “Subsurface and
Broadcast Phosphorus Effects on
Yield and Chemical Composition of
Established Alfalfa. ”
The third place winner was Mary
Beth Hall, Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and State University, for
her paper, “Detection of Epichloe
typhina in Tall Fescue Through
Microscopic Examination and
Plating as Used in Field Survey.”
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