A36—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 17,1984
Digester proposals
(Continued from Page Al)
$35,000, have been made available
by the U.S. Department of Energy.
The primary objective of the
studies is to determine if it is
practical for several adjacent
farms to ban together and pool
manure in a cooperative anerobic
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JOHN or GINNY FULLER (J & G FOODS)
93 W. Main St, Leola, Pa. 17540
Located On Rt. 23 - 6 Miles E. of Lancaster - Same Bldg.
As Leola Fireplace
Phone 717-656-6408
HEALTH AND NUTRITION MEETING
FRIDAY, MARCH 23,1984 „
7:15 P.M. This About
Treadway Kesort Inn ... ,
222 Eden Rd., Lancaster, PA mny!
digester system to generate power
for sale-back to a utility.
Existing digester systems in the
state are all found on large farms.
The energy co-op proposal is
designed for several smaller
farmers whose individual herds
would not justify a separate
system.
PUBLIC
SALE
Located 3 miles west of New En
terprise near Saiemville off Salemville
Road (Bedford County), on
FRIDAY, MARCH 23
12 noon
at the Luke Martin farm Farm Machinery
including 180 Massey Ferguson diesel tractor,
354 New Holland grinder/mizer, 460 New
Holland Haybine, 40 John Deere manure
spreader, 10 ft. cultipacker, New Holland 69
baler, Int. 10 ft. disk, Ford corn picker, grain
wagon, Oliver 3 bottom 14” automatic reset
plows, Int. rake, Oliver grain drill - 8 hoe, M &
W turbo charger, 3 h.p. motor, 26” self
propelled lawn mower, John Deere 7000 corn
planter, Papec silage wagon, 3 pt. cement
mixer conveyor, oil tank, calf hutches, electric
meat sheer, elec, meat grinder, acetylene
torch set with hoses, Maytag wringer washer,
barn fogger, parts for TDS International
crawler, 1 colt, 15 head feeder Holstein steers,
150 locust posts and other items.
Terms - Cash or approved check
Owners,
MR. & MRS. LUKE MARTIN
R.D. 1, New Enterprise
814-766-3269
Auctioneers,
Claycomb & Mishler
AU0000155-L
Lunch and bake sale
While the Governor’s Energy
Council is primarily interested in
the digesters from an energy
generating standpoint, such
energy co-ops have a relationship
to growing efforts to prevent
agricultural nutrient pollution of
wells and water in area streams
that flows into the Chesapeake
Bay.
One of the manure handling
alternatives to complete field
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R. Smith
Myerstown, PA
GINNY
FULLER
Co-Owner of
LEOLA
FIREPLACE &
STOVE SHOP
says...
“I Lost 8 lbs.
In 8 Days!’’
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NOTICE TO FARMERS:
PIRRUNG’S SPRING
AUCTION OF
FARMER OWNED
MACHINERY
AND IMPLEMENTS
WILL BE HELD TUES. APRILS
at the Terry Wilkins Farm
in Cohocton, N.Y.
Plan to turn your excess machinery into cash
at this established marketplace!
For info, contact
PIRRUNG AUCTIONEERS, Inc.
Wayland, N.Y.
716-728-2520
AVIAN INFLUENZA QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS
Pursuant to the authority granted to the Pennsylvania Department
of Agriculture by the Act of 1929 April 17 PL 533 the Act© to 1913
July 22 PL 928 the Act of 1929 March 28 PL 110 and appropriate
amendments to said Acts and Administrative Code of 1929 April 9
PL 177 No 175 Section XVII and in conjunction with the deter
mmation by the United States Department of Agriculture that an
emergency situation exists (9 CFR Part 81) The Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture imposes the following quarantine and rules
and regulations to help prevent the further spread of Avian Influenza
and imposes a general quarantine upon that portion of Pennsylvania
beginning at the intersection of the eastern boundary of Franklin
County with the Pennsylvania Maryland state line then norther‘y
along the Franklin County line to its intersection with Interstate
Highway 81 then northeasterly along Interstate Highway 81 to its
intersection with the Lebanon County Line then North and East along
the Lebanon County Line to its intersection with the Berks County
Line then East along the Berks County Line to its intersection with Rt
61 then South along Rt 61 to its intersection with U S 78 then
northeasterly along Interstate Highway 78 to its intersection with the
Berks Lehigh County Line then southeasterly along the Berks Lehigh
County Line to its intersection with the Berks Montgomery County
Line then southwesterly along the Berks Montgomery County Line to
its intersection with U S Highway 422 then southeasterly along U S
Highway 422 to its intersection with PA Highway 100 then southerly
along PA Highway 100 to its intersection with the Pennsylvania
Delaware State Line then southwesterly along the Pennsylvania
Delaware State Line to its intersection with the Pennsylvania
Maryland State Line then westerly along the Pennsylvania Maryland
State Line to its intersection with the eastern boundary of Franklin
County
In addition to conditions imposed by the general quarantine all
flocks and premises located within the Commonwealth known to be
infected with Avian Influenza shall be placed under special quarantine
After a special quarantine is established it shall be unlawful for any
owner or person without a special permit in writing from an officer or
agent of the Department of Agriculture to sell exchange lease lend
giveaway allow to stay remove or allow to be removed any animal or
animals or any products goods material containers vehicles cars
conveyances or other article on property named or described in an
orderofspecialquarantme(l929 Apnll7 PI 533§5)
I Interstate movement of poultry and other birds poultry products
and any other articles related to the production marketing or disposal
of those avian products from the quarantine area herein described and
other premises quarantined because of lethal avian influenza shall
comply with Part 81 of Title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations
(9CFR)
II Avian Influenza herein referred to as lethal avian influenza for the
purposes of this quarantine action shall be defined as infection of
poultry and other birds with HSN2 Type A influenza virus Intrastate
movement of poultry and other birds poultry products and other
articles related to production marketing or disposal of those avian
products into within or from the area of general quarantine herein
described and from other quarantined premises shall be subject to the
following restrictions
A No birds eggs poultry products manure litter or other con
laminated materials shall be removed from flocks or premises
quarantined by the Department because of infection with lethal avian
influenza
B No poultry or poultry products including but not limited to
chickens ducks geese turkey pigeons exotic fowl (except caged pet
birds) and game birds raised in captivity shall be moved within or from
the area of general quarantine described herein nor removed from
quarantined premises except by permit of the Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture
1 Permit may be issued for movement within the quarantine area of
birds from flocks monitored by the Department and not know to be
infected with or suspicious of lethal avian influenza
2 Day old chicks originating from flocks or hatcheries located in the
quarantined area may be moved within the quarantine area
providing the hatching eggs have met permit requirements (4)
3 Day old chicks hatched in the quarantined area originating from
breeder flocks located outside the quarantine area may be issued
permits to move from the quarantine area if
(a) the chicks have not been exposed to lethal avian influenza
contaminated eggs birds equipment or shipping material and
(b) arc transported in clean and sanitized vehicles inspected
and approved by the Department
4 Permits may be issued for movement of hatching eggs from
breeder flocks located in the quarantine area described herein to
approved hatching facilities m the quarantine area described
herein only if
(a) the breeder flock is monitored by the Department for signs of
lethal avian influenza
(b) the breeder flock remains free of evidence of lethal avian
influenza and
(c) at least 30 eggs from each shipment of eggs from each flock
are free of avian influenza antibody (eggs may be moved and set
while testing is in progress) and
(d) such hatching eggs arc fumigated in accordance with the
following procedures
(1) The eggs shall be fumigated in an airtight enclosure
equipped with a fan to circulate the gas
(2) The eggs shall be placed on wire racks in wire baskets or on
cut type flats stacked outside of the egg cases(to permit air
circulation) and exposed to circulating formaldehyde gas
(3) The formaldehyde gas shall be provided by mixing 0 6 gram
of potassium permanganate with W cc of formalin (37 5 percent)
tor each cubic foot of space m the enclosure The ingredients
shall be mixed in an earthenware or enamelware container
having a capacity at least 10 times the volume of the total
ingredients
(4) The gas shall be circulated within the enclosure tor 20
minutes and then expelled
(5) The temperature in the enclosure during fumigation shall be
at least 70°F (21°C) and the relative humidity above 70 per
cent and
spreading that is being discussed is
the marketing of the byproduct
from a methane digester system.
It has been mentioned that funds
becoming available from the
Environmental Protection Agency
COMPLETE MACHINERY
DISPERSAL
MR. & MRS. JERE MARTIN
Granville Summit (Bradford Co., PA)
TUESDAY, APRIL 3,1984
10:30 A.M.
Fine line of well maintained late model
machinery including 3 tractors - 826 Int.
with cab; 1850 Oliver with O. & U.; M Int.
(extra sharp).
Also the Dean Walrath complete line of
machinery to be sold immediately
following the Martin Machinery.
Complete listing next week
I
might help subsidize manure
byproduct marketing efforts to
make them economically feasible
in areas of high livestock con
centrations.
'\__VRobert M. Shaylor Sales,
£—\l SIS Elmir* St., Troy, P*. - 717-M7-3271
S S'j Raputabl* Sain Sarvie*
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(e)such hatching eggs are transported on new or sanitized
packing materials
(0 hatching eggs in an incubator less than 18 days that have
originated from a flock determined to be infected with lethal avian
influenza shall be immediately destroyed Potentially exposed
eggs must be removed from the hatchery in a manner so as to
prevent contamination of other eggs in the hatchery and these
eggs shall be burned or buried in an approved landfill The con
tammated hatching equipment shall be cleaned disinfected and
fumigated before new eggs are set following removal of infected or
exposed eggs
5 Fertile eggs fumigated according to 4 (d) may be moved by permit
from the quarantine area only to approved facilities for use as
SPAFAS eggs or embryonated eggs for vaccine production
6 Permits may be issued for movement within and from the
quarantine area of table use eggs from flocks monitored by the
Department and not known to be infected with lethal avian influenza
virus and which have been sanitized and packed in unused or
sanitized flats and crates •
7 Nest run eggs (that is non sanitized eggs) from flocks monitored
by the Department and not known to be infected with lethal avian
influenza virus may be moved only within the quarantine area by
permit to approved facilities for sanitizing and packing Packing and
shipping materials used for transporting nest run eggs (non
sanitized) shall be disposed according to protocol established by the
Task Force or sanitized prior to removal from the processing plant
and necessary precautions shall be taken to minimize exposure of
sanitary eggs packing materials and equipment to contaminated
eggs packing materials and equipment Sanitized eggs shipped from
the processing plant shall be packed only in new packing materials *
8 Permit may be issued for movement from the quarantined area
described herein of slaughtered and dressed poultry originating
from flocks which have been monitored by the Department and not
known to be infected with avian influenza virus
9 Permits may be issued for movement into or within the
quarantine area described herein of poultry and eggs from flocks
quarantined because of suspicion of avian influenza
(a) Live birds may be moved from flocks monitored by the
Department and not known to be infected with lethaf avian in
tluenza virus for slaughter in plants under federal inspection in
the quarantine area described herein if
(1) birds moving from these flocks are transported in vehicles
covered soas to prevent contamination along the route and
(2) equipment and vehicles utilized to transport these birds
shall be considered under quarantine until proper C & D has
been certified by an official representative of the Task Force
(b) Table eggs from flocks monitored by the Department and not
known to be infected with lethal avian influenza virus may be
moved only to processing plants located within the quarantine
area Flats and crates utilized to transport these eggs shall be
cleaned and sanitized or destroyed before reuse or removal from
the plant
10 Disposal of dead poultry cull eggs refuse litter manure and
other contaminated articles orgimating from the quarantined area
described herein and other premises quarantined because of avian
influenza shall be only according to instructions issued by the
Department
• The requirement that table eggs may move only from flocks
monitored by the Department and determined to be lethal avian m
tluenza test negative will become effective March 28 1984
C Quarantine of premises and flocks infected with or suspicious of
lethal avian influenza may be released when
1 flocks and premises infected with lethal avian influenza are
depopulated and
(a) all poultry carcasses and parts thereof eggs litter manure
and other refuse has been properly disposed of and
(b) the premises have been cleaned and disinfected and rid of
insect and rodent vectors in accordance with protocol established
by the Task Force and
(c) no live poultry are taken onto the premises for a 30 day period
after Task Force approval of C & D and
fd) the Department has determined that lethal avian influenza has
been eradicated and that the premise can be safely repopulated
2 flocks and premises quarantined for avian influenza of low
pathogenicity (prior to January 25 1984) are free of clinical signs of
disease for at least 30 days and
(a) cloacal swabs of satistically significant samples from each flock
are virus culture negative twice (an interval of at least 15 days
between samples) and
(b) premises (environment) samples of dust feed etc are virus
culture negative and
(c) sentinel birds (at least 5 healthy HSN2 seronegative birds for
each 1 OCX) birds in the quarantined flock) placed in the flock
remain free of clmcal signs of avian influenza virus and do not
sero-convert positive for HSN2 influenza virus and
3 hatcheries quarantined because of avian influenza are
depopulated and
(a) all eggs and other contaminated refuse are properly disposed
of and
(b) the premises are cleaned and disinfected and fumigated in
accordance with Department protocol and
(c) samples of dust from the environment are virus culture
negative
D Birds may not be added to flocks or brought onto premises
quarantined for avian influenza except by permit of the Department
Additions to quarantined flocks without permit of the Department may
result in condemnation of any part of or all of the flock and forfeiture of
any right to indemnity from the Department for condemned birds m
the flock concerned Additions to quarantined flocks without permit
may also result m cancellation of permits to move poultry or poultry
products from such flocks
PENROSE HALLOWELL
Secretary of Agriculture
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania